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SVIF.-No. 20 TOW CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGU8TT 27,1943 PRICK THREE Sweetness Show Three Playground Trophies Blood Bank OPA Bows To Ration Board; AND As Activities End For This Season Volunteers Moskal, Leahy Cheu - trants may aijrn up. The tourna- Light Champs; Angeline Stra- ment will begin al 4 o'clock Mon- „. ( i,»rles E. Cr«forr— day afternoon and last for one Servicemen To Get Gasoline gapede Wins Girls' Class iour. About thirty now are en- Total 150 ,, i mean to belittle tered but fifty aro expected before Murphy and Edge CA'RTBRET — The baseball the close of antries. Registration Lagging; , ,. i hey may plan to trophies which an- to be awarded Repi»trati6ns also are being Ration Board Urges Bon Residents To Complete Furlough ( ,ii,.ii- own stuff in the Ihe loading batter in each league taken for the horseshoe pitching 50 More Sought For contest, with these entries closing , ( hmtf campaign for at the Carteret Playground now Mercy War Service '''"! but I migrht aa well are on display at the office of this Tuesday night. And File Applications For Fuel Oil Immediately lowance Fi) ",;".„„ ihat precious few newspaper, 7fi Washington Ave- ('ARTBRET—An urgent appeal nue. There are three of these bARTERET—The War Price and Ration- ants and others familiar with computation!. ''^i,I,,!,••• lor high places Named for donors to the Blood B«k of v trophies, donated by Frank Scru- Ihe Ited Cross ia m*de today by inf Board with headquarters in the Municipal Since sa mach work it involved each take* con- '''" i,l ,.\ IT KC\ aa much as a dato, and juat who is to receive Is Victorioi those in charge. To date only 160 Buildinf, Woodbridfe, whi|h serves Carteret siderable tine aad the beard desires to get all ',",',,:,.•iph at the bottom of hem will be determined from the ratton coaponi far the purchase of bit into the persons have registered »Tjd. at and Metuchen also, revealed this week tkat .' i, ificd aria if they had ccords kept at the park by Ree- Itnst '200 are needed for Cartertt band* of those entitled to them at the earliest WOODBSaDGE — Cui 'eation Supervisor Daniel Se- applications for fuel oil for ase next Winter I,,,,.,,,! upon their own to meet its quota. Lwt minute possible date. long battle by the local Medals nre being sought have not been received from all residents and !' ' ,,, t;ilcnt in putting to i eject ion because of volunteers * 4 t * Price and Rationing Board, M speeches or players on the winning team* (•(Mitriicting colds or other Hl- otkers here who will need it. The board, in rouncement was made Fuel oil for the Winter may be purchased md it is hoped they will be avail- r.essi's, plus the inability of makinf this announcement, aiked that all who that starting Sept«nber iblp, although dealers handling now, and spokesmen for the board peinted out lough rations for men and ;in> some exceptions would-bft donors to appe have not made application do so immediately iuch awards can give no positive planned always reduces the final it is best for users to get their tanks filled jmt in the service will tie saa .rcncral rule. The to »Toid possible delay and hardship. insurances because the production number so it is desired to have ay as soon as possible. Not only will this insure by the Office of Price Adi i '."rroat Dwifrht Whit- if metal Roods has Ibcen curtailed many aa possible ready to give the * * * 9 tratifin. ,incc the start of the war. TV burners of oil getting their means of keeping \l iiuw wouldn't have a pint of blood. Forms to be filled in by applicant) were warm before the arrival of cold weather, but The Board here nas mad* a nlcr mi the premises. rophies and medals will be pre- mailed all on the board's list but its members and persuletit light to cnted at a special .meeting, prob- Each is sure to save the life of it also will aid dealers and fuel authorities in ;i sludtjnt and a bril- sonic man wounded on the battle do not believe this covert all who need the oil, point and incurred the d bly during the eariy Fall. planning the proper distribution of the valu- pleasure of tho OPA when M ami he had a flair front. Owners of heating equipment who have not able and scarce means of heat. licly announced several clear, homely In the meantime the organized Registrations may be given to received the proper farms on which ta make nonram at the park ends officially This provision for buying oil now does not that it would no lopger obi weighed much Miss Mary Dylag at her home, or i week from tomorrow, Saturday application may obtain these by writing to tb* •Pply to that to be used for cooking purposes. prohibition against allowing ,malic content; and l« Miss Lillian Graeme, clerk at September 4, although it is ex- Pulice HeadquarterB. At night board, in Woodbridfe, or by a telephone call to Coupons for this purpose cannot be distributed rations. This action wat pin-uses would have it at Woodbridie 8-1200. after orders were received :itih pected activities generally will police officer on the deik will by the board until neit month. ,i pi upin the air like a continue as long as the mild mit civilians the use of 24 _ enroll any wishing to sign tip. Calculation! of the allowances to be made So if you're a user of fuel oil for heating "'i,;illiinn/lf you ever want weather remains. The 'bank comes to CarUret of gasoline to travel to and during the coming Winter have been under your home, store or any other building, and thuir vacations. ,1,, nine .serious reading, R«flitratkm Up Again week from next Tuesday, Septem- way for some time. Each is done separately, you haven't been sent an application form, get ni up thai speech he made Registration of youngsters nt ber 7, stid will be set up ftt Car Such permission, the Board; teiet 'High School, from 1:|6 to and the board has been assisted by volunteers in touch wtih the board immediately. ' was discriminatory when it • I,,, auditorium of a New- the playground now has risen to Edward O'Brien r well equipped for this work, engineers, account- 1,034. (»;4. i o'clock. The process, which Brrl It's going to be a cold Winter. to include service m»n an l i.n'wcry in which he gave CARTERET—Stephen Tro.ko, is painless, takes only a short time men. The OPA took no actl !;j, and respectability to Next week at the park will be president of Local 23190, A. I- and donors may return to worij the plea,of the Board to end Lions Club Week and milk and of L., consisting of employe of r (ijriit ;tnrainst prohibition, within a couple hours at the inequity, and until yesterday ,1 viMi'll see what I mean. cookies will »be served the chil- the United States Metals Refin- longest. WAVE Recruit Feted only reply was to the effect dren each day at 2 o'clock. Dur- itif Company, and Edward \|v iiciir friend Doc Eaton Outsiders Enlist News From The Services any local board member who ing recent weeks William Sitar O'Brien, its secretary, have been ussed OPA policies publicly another. Doc is juat about has provided cookies and root beer named delegates to the Inter- Latest volunteers, according t<» John J. Markowitz, son of Mr. of Mr. and Mra. Dennis O'Rorko By USMR Co-Workers esign. Thu Board here «dfi articulate man in and on 'Monday 300 youngsters ate national Council of Chemical Miss Dylag who has charge of tho and Mrs. J. J. iMarkowitz of 667 of 13 Lincoln Avenue, has been he OPA that it had no if IllHSl enrollment, include members of w |lie today and he does- hot dogs as a treat frbm Joseph Workers mind Allied Industrie! upper Roosevelt Avenue, has been moved to Port Pierce, Fla., from CAiRTERBT—Two young resi- of resigning and, furthe anyone's help in Slinsky. Union convention next month. No. 1 fire Company, a man from Camp McCain, Mies. dents of the community leaving that it had no intention of n Rahway who has been unable to promoted from first Lieutenant to * * * rMi'iitiiiK his case either to This week Benjamin Moskal, This meeting will take place in at this time to serve in the armed ing from its policy of giving Kansas City, Mo., from Septem- contribute before, and one resi Captain in the U. S, Army. He is gasoline rntion to any memcer •ss or the electorate Richard Leahy and Angeline Stra- Pfc. Joseph 6. Bucsak now is orces were honored before their gapede were declared winners in ber 13 to 20. The two local dent of Woodbridge who didn' a graduate of the, University of assigned to Sioux Falls, IS. D. the armed force* home on -nerally slightly aller- Ko to the hank conducted there departure at farewell parties by 111 the chess tournament. They are delegates will leave here Sep- Alabama and serves in the infan- * * • ;cugh. spcechea, but never to champions respectively of the tember 10. on Monday of this week. elatives and friends. le. Local churches also are con try. He is stationed at Camp Pfc. Stephen Lenart of the Ma- The Board's Position which — and this is senior, junior and girls' leagues, They were chosen at the meet- lines is at home to spend a month Miss Helen L. Bodnar, daughter loc>s iliiin even Mr. Morrow ducting registration of their mem-, Croft, S. C. Yesterday's announce: ; and each will receive an award. ing this week in Falcon Hall at * » *, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bodnar not indicate the maxim uiillored do—he delivers extern Registration for the checkers which members heart! two bers. The committee in charge ir Carteret consists of John A. Mackey Goodman, son of Dr. Stephen Lonart of Pulaski Ave of lower Roo»ev«H Avenue, wno uugh ration conlempfated (iraiiiMiusly. When he's fin tournument now is being taken by speakers from other communi- and Mrs, Maurice Goodman of nue. 'He was with the first group begin training September 0 local Bourd has taken the Mr. Semenza with Monday at 1 ties, Samuel Rothbard of New. Turk, chairman, Mrs. John iHun- \m\ there isn't a conjunc 'ershing Avenue, juat promoted of Marines to land at Guadalcanal with the WAVES, waa honor guest that allowunco equal to o'clock the final hour at Whioh en- ark ditcut*ed workmen's com- diaik, Mis. Diana Stein, Mrs. Imre on mit of place, «o the T Kemeny, Mrs. W. S. Bonnell, from second! to fli'Bt (Lieutenant, ia and took part in all the major bat- Wednesday night at a party at vided for civilians should be p«- ; pensation and Arthur R. Cook at home on leave until Sunday, tles of the area. Middlesex Hotel in Woodbrid(?c. noiriaiihu record shows, and of Jamaica, L. 1., spoke on union >'• Eaton so he could 279 On Church Honor Roll was commissioned at Miami Beach, Chrome Avenue. bo allowed «. mtioii as in the put house at the United SUitu sit every town in the United OARTBRET—With nearly 100 , BOTQ Worker, Fla., in October 1942 in the same * • • several weeks. ati« ami tell the folks just what To Be Dedicated Sunday class with Capt. Clark Gable. Ho Metals 'Refining Company. irembcrg and guests as audience, Putur Masarovic, (ton of Mr, ami Many letters, telcjrrams iy and freedom mean to was assigned to Courtland Field Guests were: Mrs. Clarunce new officers of tho Carteret Lions Pedestrian Injured CARTBRET—27.9 names of Mrs. Karol iMasarovic, 72 Charles personal pleas have been made Our country would then 1 n December after nerving at Max- Slugg, IMiss Alin Lassner, Minx Club were inducted Tuesday nigbt men and women from Holy Street, has been advanced from tht local board in an effort to i OARTBRET—Mrs. Helen Ku- well Field for some time. He seaman second class to ship'n cook, Theresa Foxe, Ernest Donnolly, p adult over night. lit a dinner dance at the Gypsy Family 'Parish are -on the church the discrimination. Since the sta« | t • • • bick of (Port Reading, an employe has held his present post at Court third class. He has been in thu Camp. Joseph Weiss, retiring honor roll which is to be dedi- John 'Pasipaniki, John Berchek, v/as taken to provido furlough Km tin most part, though, pub- wa.s presented a ring of the Foster-Wheeler Corpora- cated on Sunday. JMore will be land since March. Navy since July 3, 1942. Jo.'uph Bognar, Arthur Grohman * * • thu fight has gained ttnt»'i • ohVi.ils and oftte-seekers get and certificate by that he «an't toll his own CARTBR1ET — Announcement Perth Amboy General Hospital in CARTDRiETT—-Funeral services lonsidered. Hider at the same exercises laboratory in Woodbrid^e near '"v "i1 wantu to be governor, was made this week from the of- lor Mkbael Parago, B2 years of were the '.Misses Eleanou Jacob, the Carteret line, entertained em- were present: l a police car by Woodbridgu Police Donations of money, furniture, 'Mrs. Helen Seisinu and i'I'd States Senator or some- fice of Dean Margaret T. Corwin Officer Closindo Zuccaro he wns age, were held Monday morning, iahes and {amps are asked from Eileen JCerr, Gloria Hopp and ployes of its local plant Sunday. fll Margaret IPofftath of Linden, i K like that so he hires sonic f New Jersey College ifor Women treated for lacerations about his Mr. iFarago, who lived at 11 Per- esidents as it is hoped to furnish Geratdeen L. Koblentz of Car- Thu entertainment was a picnic at •wi't'k rewrite man for his that a scholarship has been award- ching Avenue, died last Friday in ieret. The exercises took place Royal Gardens in lEiist Rahway Millie Giabany and Miss Vicb face and then released, he quarters this way, of Newark, the Mil "iithiiic-j, Tha ftt - a r week ed iMiss Evelyn Dohrek, member Roosevelt Hospital, tletuchfcn. Miss Stella Moscicki, chairman ir. the War Memorial Building and was the reward to the plant's The service was conducted at a , •'I'ur man then aettles all thu of the Class of l'H6, who Ii the f publicity aiii|oiinml her work- in Trenton and among othprs workers for maintaining the bm Vera Ginda, Alice Ginda, Dor 1st ri|bk'ins of the day while the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William HAVE SON high mass in ISt. JClias Greek Cath- rs who include Anthony Kudom- •attending from Carteret weru safety record in all Metal and olic Church by ita pastor, Rev. C. Sosnowaki, 'Helen Kondracki, ' i-l:itt; nettles a dowery on Dobrek of William Street, Also CARTERET— !Mr, mi Mrs. ki, iMjss Mary Dylag, Miss Helen Mrs, Clifford L Cutter, Mrs. Thermit plants. The local plant mcu Bialowsrczuk, Julia ; attending this college as the re- James Mezey of iLowell iStrcut arc S. Ro&kovics, •and burial was in Maciooh, lRo,bert Faribs, C. P. Pur- Stephen Jacob, Edward Hoipp also received the president's cup Rose Kamont, Ann Kopin < i'1-heelers. Many's the time Rosehill Cemetery, linden. I ii designated peeptil's choict cipienl of a scholarship during the thee parejits of a sonsan, born Sunday kins and 'Mrs. iF, X, Koeptler. and Miss Betty Zatik. as a symbol of this record. Claire Zagleski. '" ^uy a morning papur comin.-nminig/ yeavear will be Miss Irene at Lheir home. The baby has been Pallbearers were: Michael Kun- Mrs. Helen Ginda, Mrs. > II droch, George Diokun, John Cmil, * ''at lie said at the 'big rally Daroczy, daughter of Rev. and named James William. Mrs. Me- Ginda, Mrs. Catherine Ginda, i Mrs. Alexander Daroczy of Per- zey is the former Miss Elizabeth John .Ladanyi, Charles Baloga and Mamie Ginda, Mrs. Sophie '-''i Hm press agent has de Charles" Choban. Mr. Faugo had Church Weddings Hold Center Of Interest In Bom shing Avenue. Sipos of Woottbridgu. biohak, Mrs, Alb«rta Marcig "i instance, th,at it is about been employed by the United '"' boss declared himself on Mis. Arene (Marciniak, Mra/ States iMetals iRellning Company Kamont, Mts. Betty Sowk "' such as the current tar- and was a member of the St. Mich Daring Week-End; Several Bridegrooms In Service i"1"".-worms, to he writes a Mrs, Lottie- Prokoji&k, Mrs. 1 ael's Society. He is 'survived by CARTBRiET—iSevon marriage afterward the wedding party and April, 1\>VL Hi: ia a graduate of inilla Sosnowaki, Mrs. Helen W "'I'lnn on the subject and Comings And Goings— six children: Michael and George ceremonies which have taken pla"»: members of th4 two families were Rahway High School and studied zki, Mix, Joaephine iPieciyakl' it around to the news- in the tNavyj John, Joseph, Ste- recently are of iutiTt\st lion' in nturtained at * wedding supuer at CiettysburK College in Pennsyl- daughter, Jane, all of thu Peter Kuib»l», Jr., member of llu Councilman John A. Turk and phen und Ann.a; two brothers that they cither touk pluctt in tliu t the iColojiia Country Club. vania, th<> Newark School of In- ough. '!'' l>i'c!na to do a good job, the' Board of Health, and J£rs. 1 Mm, Turk, of Carteret Avenue, George and Andrew, of Cleveland borough or centered aruund i»'i- Tlic bride wore, a suit of liKht dustrial and Fine Arts, and Ad- ^''tt Association for Free Kubala, of Roosevelt Avenue, v ! are spending two weeks at the Ohio. ' Joseph Synowiecki con< ons Well-known in thu commu- blue needlepoint cloth and w»s Ht- miral Farragut Academy at Pine • »r Glow-worms aends the East iRahway, spent the Veefcend S, I., Brooklyn Men No lllat Jersey shore. ducted the funeral, nity. Three took 'placu on Satur- tt-nded Iby. her ntihey Motor On L of Washington Avenge are Home Jgettbik. sulld met in the Thomas r United State* ward there was a receptioi n in thhe Wakmey. "Hie me», ,„,! gQn, Kenneth, of Locust Camd«n, Ma, ber, U, «oBtesae« at that tim« whoji tie aflif«d theft < and Mr. and Mrs. performfld by Monsig-nor C. 1. MeUls Kant, in % rectory of fit, Mary's ploywHy are ohwgttf with and and, t •:('•;

Service New* Churrh Weddingi Cabbage oft Your Wartimt Mtnu U never foil-,,! (Continued fron» Pafe 1) flHtfl |Ct»al rnrt.il (Coatinu«d fmn Part 1) s been made radio m*fi, se« traK** aiaa? other nv,.,:. jiiiil Mil* h in to chemical tnn The bride, givwi tn marriage by , utationed at. iCftmjl Wheel- cindet be produced dir,> h< r fnthcr. wore • princ*t* styled er, Ga. bauxite and then purinr.i irown of ivory colored* satin, trim- # * • PUritJWln the bau«Hc rn med in rose point luce applique, Private Joseph Gregus of Pater- sepattrtod ehemieiiiy Sov and her veil of French* tulle fell son hai been in Carteret visiting erfs hate been devise f from a coronet of orange Wo*- the ere fcut the one mnit *om«. She earried white roses and his »*ther at her home in Ran- bouvardla. Miss Ullian Koonr, dolph • WASHINGTON--Two porUn- sands of the Channel ii ahMr «to- the m«Jd of honor, wort nil* Bsjet. Ptt. $inMl Mattel, st*ti#ned tous facts dominating the awar pidity, Conraff and g«*lw mad« green, her bodice mud* of taffeta CREAWED CABBAft t FreAerWHbmjr, Va., la h*re for neWB have A hem'mg on Germany'* thp true Dunkirk pos^iMe. A TP- and the skirt, of net. and she had 1 a weeks' stay with MM. Mattel at Success is prospects. One is tlio Nazi * ad- treat that may yet prove to be the a matching bnnnot. Miw» Eleanor Ihclr home In CnTome Av»nue. of plartes >ri* mission that the li-bont campaign? most memorable action of thhe the bridesmaid, wore 1 * * • have failed, thp other i* the par- whole waj , a similarly ntyWd fo«7i and bon- , CELERY tial evacuation of Burl In nnder net in yellow. Both «*rri«d as- Private Harold D. Clifford, on the fear ot air raid*. WALTER PIERCE MJPOKTS: sorted flowers. For traveling the leave from the Carteret Bank and Thru? fact* lire significant A few victories do not mean can- bride wore ft yellow suit with Trust Company, iras in Carteret cellation of wax orders ... or that .CLASSIFIEl; cnoujrh to those wno arptryinn to white accessories and an orchid this week on furlough from Fort r 1 n u 1 > in 1 foresee the shape of things to non-war induirtTy \% to be given corsage. lrW N. C. com*. To military ohterrers thty the signal Garmanjr it dill » • • Ktnneth ftt*ra»n »f Perth 'Am- OPERATORS WANTF] reflect a state of mind in Mi* Naii very muVh in tht war and Cadet Audtia A. Prultt af the hoy acted as l«ll « in to restore them. They are bejrin- band will resume his duties at ration-free standby on the food a (Wed. Catherine Murach of 146 Dorothy story of the Russian front: Camp Croft, S. Car, Mn. {Jews! IR the consomme until tcni*r, ann HELP WANTED MM jilnjr to realize that the progres- front, it can .step right up and The popular Russian cabbage , „ neceaawy. Whedaer Itreet, has begun basic training the Naiis attack on n front of of Carteret High mg w tw We have an opening r sive bombings of manufacturing claim a wartime "B." and beet aouip called Borsht is you serve ftortht hot or chilW It iPtort Knot, Ky. 2,000 miles: 1012- on a front of School and Rider Collage In Tren- young men 18 or ..I- . plnnts, railroad shop? and labora- Not only is cabbage nourishing easily ma the accompanying re- now being blown up—-end they po4infii| nf thf rlrr aAii pendent-Leader. 1.1, dustry. Many other rail wilt be of Mr. and Mrs. JacoJ> Lewandow- serve raw eabba(e but this use- ablf MlXurr Irn r*rli irmt. I1..M cipe for staffed catAtffe Waves, don't like it! ; doves From Evergreen hollering "intolerance" soon. . . . sky of Lincoln Avenue and the m> ml f«Kl'n wKJi tvulb ylrkx. tester and are commended by the ful vegetable slips easily into 11 Placr rolln In hnsliig tll«h! ailil Cloves are the dried, unopened F0R8ALEJ—A bcilrno,,, ..,., The European scene is altering brid«gTo«m'B parents are Mr. and wide variety of salads. One that's willrr or nfnrk nn4 iiirkr rovi>rr4t A. ia mnirrntr mm. ITU it*. F.. fvr rapidly. Once more, as in 1918, Nelson calls for an increase in Mrs. Bronielau Wiel«olin*i of pretty sure to bring delighted meat leftovers, combined with wbteii la 1 native of the Molucca Harry Kaufman, 510 Ami., the real rulers of Germany arc 2» lit W nlnvtra *r uaill <-al>- thr production cf munitions. C«theri»« Street. The marrige "UIIH" and "ahs" from your guests liar>* la tpBilcr. 4 arrvtsK'. vegetables, in an outer wrapping or Spice WoodfcrMge 8-0191, worried—as ave the people. And was performediby Rev. Dr. Joseph at a hot-day luncheon It made by 'Niilr—1 cap nuM pnta*om of cabbage leaves, provide a fill- mnv hr Hh*ilta(r4. U Attlrr*. in August 1843 they face a Bitua- Qziadosz, pastor of Holy Family combining finely-chopped cabbage ing and nourishing main course LOST—A Parker ":,1 r,,, tion appallingly like that of Au- Church, bafore the altar d«coratai! with chopped celery and nuts. for either luncheon or dinner. pen, black with sterling gust 1*18. Will they know enough with gladioli, palms and fern*. top, on Barron Are. l)etw,.i- [•{ to quit or must they be punlfhed rite was used nnd immediately af- coronet of seed pearls and she car- boy, the bridesmaid.', wore Have You Placed M Vliss Joi«piiine Cwj» was soloist man St. and Green Si ,, further? We should have the an- ried a Ibouquet of white gladioli cf green made in Ui« same style as r Immediately afterward there was terward there was a reception in Green St, between Bsrmn iwer soon. that of the msid of fwnor. Thoy Your Order for WAR BONDS i reception in the hall of the par- the Ukrainian Pavilion. land bouvardia. Miss Ethel Brock- Rahway Aves. Liberal ,-,.»• • » » * carried tea roses. i«h tehsd. Miss Helen Dobrowski was her man, the mai'l honor, wore t. | £ ^ R^ert Flanery of r.01 Barron Ave., •iVL| Following the example of New Sick Bay ori>or The bride, given in marriage .by sister's maid of honor and Thomas rown of gold colored taffeta with California served as best man Fire-Place Coal? 8-0468-R. Orleans, where food prices wore her father, wore a gown with a Oanrpbel! attended Pvt. Raymond a net skirt and carried pink rose*. cut five per cent in the month fol- In this war our wounded fighting and Corporal Jack N«iv«ll, also of rose point late 'bodice and a skirt us best man. Tht bride, given in Aifter a trip the bride returned California, and Private Elmer LOST—Gas ration lowing the signing of pledges by men hnve a greater chance for re- of net draped over sntin. Her marriage bj her father, wore 1 to live with her parents until the Fritch of Colorado were th* Thomas J. Leahy. Had more than 250,000 persons, cities covery than In any previous con- JOHN J. BIHING tulle veil fell fingertip length and dress with white satin bodice and end «f the war and thp bridegroom ushers. Ave., Wooclbridtfe. throughout the country arc flict because of the medical »idi and services that have been devel- was trimmed w.th gallop* at the ful, net skirt Her veil was finger- to his duties at Fort Story, Va. After a st&y in Atlantic X'ity 'Mae cod' launching their "Home Frott edge. She earned a white prayer , , MONEY TO LOAN oped by the War and Navy Depart- f]]) lppgth am ( rapC(1 from ft tiara While in school the bridegroom the ciiuple will make their home CALL WO. 8 0912 Pledge" campaigns. Consumers bo«lbookc «mwM»UonuuiwuWd with a white oror- IJPH 1NBU9HANCE l»nn< ments. oran bloSsomfl_ shc carrie(i was an outstanding football plgyrr at U)6 Randolph Street. The are asked to pledge that they will intcreat rate*, Existing |q (hid and boHWdia. For travel- gar(lcnias and ladioH, HeT at. for Woodbridge High School. bridegroom ia a graduate of Cur- pay or charge no more than ceiling One of these aids is the Hospital refinanced. No ing she wore a twquojse colored it,ni]ant wmV n;l]: ,<;„„„ nnll Fnr_ tis tfign School in SUten Island SEWING MACHINES Transport Plane service that has Writ* or call, r 0 \| suit with brown accessories. KOVALSKY-KJUJGER und ia Btationed at Camp Cibert, lied variegat*d flowers, WHA1MI BANK, Metud from Africa. A*me Proikura, thf maid The double-ring ceremony also Alabama. without exchange, of ration of bojwir, wor« « g«wn of blu* net The couple went to Ocean Grove f r he r was used for the marriage Satur- Guaranteed repairing of all stamps. The concerted action of with a bonnet U, match andd car- | J» ' ! "O^ymnon, after which day in iSacred Heart Church of ! he Tnrta LMK Wmtmti WANTED the American people who sign the ried a bouquet of pink r<.s*bud8 hndejrrooin went to Camp Sut- Aliss Vilma Agnc-s Krajger, daugh- C Ia 1923 Turkey looked westward types of electric or treadle WILL PAY 5c a pnuml for ell "Home Front Pleiliie" can prove and blue delphinium. Miss .lo.se- ^.^- - ««• » *»* the Army ter of Mr. and-Mrs. Victor lor iti Utkiont, its camforU, iu con- rags. Ino«p*ndent 1..,. Ir a decisive factor in driving the 1,..»,.,„...... „.! recently was traiia- f sewing machines at reasonable North Carolina after i°A K-ndolpli1 Street, and Corporal wwiooow. The fj mills r fez was GrMu St., Weodbridj-. N. .1, 'black market out of existence. bri«legToom, ndlw duty at Yukon, Canada, where his ^ Robert KovalAy, son of outlawed, g»v« way to cap, derby, Let's do it! uiaid, were a similar costume. prices. We »lao buy used elec- worked yh the new Mr. anil Mrs. John Kovalsky of fedora, and straw so that tbe Turk Michael Sumutka acU?d as 'best Travis, S. [. Rev. Andrew J. Bak- During the (last year Mtrriitl Highway. Mrs. Raymond will would look and feel more like an tric or treadle sewing machines. WANTED man nnd Police Officer Andrew ton, pastor the church, per American or European. Women Bindenberg decltrcd thtt he ^ew*_ live with her parents for the dura- , p (ialvanek was usher. Mrs Bhowed (hair (aces, took up profes- Elderly wx>man fm- ^l| would never pursue the Russians tion. formed the ceremony and after- Best prices paid. Call Mndowsky, mother of the bride, sional and business careers, ap- work in modern far into their country because that wore a wine colored dress and the WASILIK-JABS ward there was a reception for 100 gue»ts in (St. James Hall. peared in classrooms and laborato- would be like punching a pillow. mother of the bridegroom was The marriage of Miae Edith atore. Either part The bride wore a white satin ries. Polygamy waj banned. Wom- The Nazis figured that the truck gowned in bl«ck. Each had a cor- Jafcs, daughter of Henry Jabs »f full time. Pleas;im wnij drew trimmed with inierts of lace, en were assured equal rights. and plane had vastly extended op sage tff gardenias, Fitch Street, to P/c. George Wasi- SIHKUIIK) and her veil was draped from a Singer Sewiag Machine and pleasant (rational limiV only t€ find that After a trip through New York ' lik of Port Reading took place last FOR SALE Vuur increased and continued pur- coronet of seed pearls. She ear ings. Apply betun n they were iniataken. From Lenin- State the couple will live at the Thursday afternoon. The cere- chase of War Bonds is required ried Wide roses. Miss Anna Kraj- grad to the Caucasus the Russians Lewandowaky home. mony was performed at 5:30 P. M. at 1 f« help tile Treasury Department «er, who was her sister's maid of are on the oiYensive. One by one o'clock in Zion Lutheran Church RAH WAY — Six room house, ' finance this hospital transport serv- SlPOfi-JtOWlTA honor, wore pastel yellow net and 70 Smkls St. D. UUf AN BAKERY the German strnnpholds are fall- by tiw paator, Rev. Frederick ! lie. "Back lbs attack wtth War luce and carried pink roies. Mips garage, tile bath and shower, ing and the Nazi war machine, led Mias EliiaJwLh KorpiU, daugh- Noold*ie, and afterward there Perth Amboy 4-0741 53 WMhinfto" Bonds." v s jreaiu,y Dt Jthel Hodrojki of Carteret and ironically enough by space-con, ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Korpita of was a reception at the Gypsy coal gteam heat, close to trans- C*rt«r«t, N. J MUg Anna Kovalsky of Perth Am scious geopolitieiiniK, neems to be 46 Cbaries Street, became the >mp. Mrs. William Snydcr, the XI'J'K Ii OK ITBI.lt HAI.K portation and schools. Price trying to wear U;c Rueisans by bride of Corporal Louis J&ipos, Jr., hurch organist, played the wed- Td WHOM IT MAY CONCKKN: M)ii of Mr. and Mrs. Louis .Sipos $5,800. WAMTED-PEMALI yielding space in the same manner A I a mcptlnK of tin- Coun- ding music and the church altar in which the. Russians) wore out i'll of the Iloruuitli uf Carlert-I li«IU of Hacaman HeigbU, at a cere- wag decorated in summer flowers AUK !\ \H3, I wan rtlreeted to ndver- mony which took place Saturday MEN - WANTED the Nazis in '41 and '4i2. With vcrllHu the fmt ttuit on W«dn«Hday and ipalma, ROM Di Como Agency this difference, however, that the ••venlnir, H»nl. I, lltt'i, the liftynr "n> afternoon at 4 o'clock. It was Nazis may have to yield spact Council will nn-i't at K:OU I'. U. In tlit.' performed in St. filiag Greek Cath- The bride wore a jrown made Both skilled and unskilled 288 HamtHon St. Ice Cream manufacturinf carapaoy engaged ml Cniincll riiainlirrs. Miinlcimil Hulld- with a white satin bodice and full right up to Berlin before they olic Churcti by its ipastor, Ttev. C. m 1 IliK, t'linku Avitllllr, <:ill-(i'let. X operators needed for Rafcwar 7-0202 wear out the Reds. ttml expuse uiid rft-M at pulilic 8. Roikovies, and was followed by akirt of net. Her finger-tip length and In (he liltrlirxt lilililcr uccn a reception at the home of the tulle veil was arranged from a chemical factory. Mn»t likely the Germans will tu tmiiiu of Hal^ on hit: WJtli tile eweatial war work, located 4n Woodbrldge, requiresj attempt to shorten their lines by BOTOUKII *']t:rk (jpwn to in»pti'Ilo« bride. »nU lo be luiljlitly ruaii prlur to The bride wore a pastel blue retreating to the Moltke line B»le, InjtH H tfi 2S lni-lii»lve, 38 to TELEPHONE 4-0075 48 hrs. work week. FO1 SALE •ervkea of a perion adept at fifurm to handle Pay| form Lake Peipus to Odesaa, ia 46 Inclusive, S3 uiul ii In Ulor.lt SJS, suit with white accessories and her Tn Ciirk Township, 6 room mod- the hope of holding it for the Borough of t'arliTot Assesumenl corsage wat of white roses. Miss oiup. Time and 14 over 40 hrs. ern (bungalow; 1 car detached g»- roll and atatiaticaj work ThU it • permanent po»i-j winter. Tnltf 11111 lie)" uotlre tliHl tll« Cttl- Mary Korpita, maid of honor for rttge; screened in porch; entirely » * * tcrol Itoiough Council liun, by reso- her sister, wore a brown suit with insulated; tile bath; shower; cop- lution mid pursuant t« law, ll*eui'ur- 396 STATE STREET State Reformatory) St. Demetrius Ukrainian Church Rahway, N, J. Woodbridt*. N. J. Btay in Sicily. Their main job from THku further notlee that at said w*s the icajno of the wedding of PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Ttlephone Rah. 7-0262. the beginning was to hold on ua »«U', or any datu to which it Omj" bu udjgurned the Mayor md Cou«- SS K*th«rine O«browski, daugh- long as possible in order to gain Joaeph V. Cmtello, Mjr. • HELF WANTED—MALE—FEMALE • reHtl-vea the rlgln in |tn dl»<^r«- ter m the open and unprotected mbin tbeicuf by the purchaser ae- trkal wire* and cable* are vital eqwjpraeat on Shipa, oidiritf lo dm manner' of purchase In ui't'oriiutii'i' with tiTiiin of wle Plaaet, Tanks and Gun». IN NEW TWO.FAMILY HOUSi: PANTS TO WREN llle, tli« BUIUUKI) Of C.rttrel Vl|l folia, Mich.—Dr. Horace Win- lellver n i^rgaln aud Sale Dead tat bung his fishing pants ou ail ill GENERAL CABLE OFFERS YOU - - IN AVENEL, N. J. tt* line to dry after a fishing ex- # i\» iurilon. Going out to get them To be advurtlaud Aucunl M Last Week MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY liter, he itac-overed that a mother Augustt 27 In thh e CCiirteret Press. TOP WAGES fMi tad made a nest in one of V/t miles from Eastern Aircraft, Uftden-; N. J Ship Co, t Ik* pwfceta and in die nest were GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS BjuJdin* Barber, N. J.; Nation Pneunwtir (f|S. Dr, Winchell won't be able Merck k Co. RaJiway, Cloao to School, Chu .•ij~we«r his favorite flailing pantr August TIME AMP ONE HALF PAID FCMR OVER 40 HOURS r Mother Wren gets through WORKED them. Far Sale CAFETERIA ON PREMISE! 5 Minute* w»lk from Avewl Station, Penn. K. TJUJHSFOHTATIONS Rw Nt. 64 from Rahwar, Woodbrid#C, or Perth A...- ?: When the all-out drive begins IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT b |o Al » tremwdous seiietion of PONT DHUY ^O«T iMTO WAR Vi ft g «dv»pc» AWLY AT ONCE / . ll* |^ul-6eneral Rrehon V. stytes in cholp^ p«lt« and 4 ' Chief of the that ftt prtcee m wfll Uu *li • (plciBf rtq>* to i»- •HWv • •'• A. GREENHOUSE DAiLV TO | 1HCLUZ»I|K» l*tUI»AT| «*»«* will % ;„.....,...:... 1 . Ssttfcy.'Sli Ill1 WS FROM THE 8CREEH WORLD GftdiLud Ch».un, cf * Ill Days AcWt Umrlrt. W * . ,.; not the irarpowi «* with W. C. Fields in tike* TftM Vidoty H*»i, rf 0 0 0 ., I,, "wrlte-nfr" i«iy f*« little ChinkudPo," jilnnn »n On South Atlantic Malik, c 3 0 0 diik, wife of tht pantor oTl ... ,,r «<•«*», •* fttl knilrply differont. (•hnractcrir.ntion TibWtt, p S • 0 u*trlu< Ukrainian Oh* lor her current film, TTopirnna." Over Pirin TeMB Mr*. John A. Oinda arc ;,;,v ,-i«ht to "iHMjtiit of the card party to \rt .,-,- i, HUP." Tn«W»**, Miss Went in wid to tx> particu- 27 4 6 finked FIA Wife k t«-mb*r 21 bjp 8t. Ann's ,,,lt attfr.gon-io the re larly proud of the. fast fact that CARfEHrtT—Andy P«rry and Ukrainian A. C 101 iOO 0—1 , ,. or<1 <>f B»b Hope, the has reached fam« in another Tommy dimta collaborated to Rtve Of the church. Thin will h* I r At* ftlackblrdl •fid Hercules XM 002 0—4 Wrr»int»n Pavilion ill ,,,,n and radio come- direction—the (Word Dictionary the Ukrainian Athletic Club t B-4 deflnfi n "map WPP!" an »n inflate Sang triumph over rlerrule* f*owder Ronnrvtlt Arennf and ot Fflfct MAGYAR bm of the committee in hble life jacket, first used and de- TuMday evening at the Purlin ,, -ii twelve months, Bob MIAMI, frLA.-A aS^Mt-oM CM. BT JUT. Xl«un«*r DMWntj are: Mri. Ceorgt Rlko, ~ n (icribed an such by the R. AT. Hold. * ' it.mn by plane no 1CM nes« mess ti«w*rd, nrhrlw at on« Bundsy »wv1ew: th* ««r»k« Trsey, Mra. Dimitri Josef Von 'Sterriberf, who in- of the severest iritis «K button en- (iinda hvld tho home team in comm»n»inf it •iH A. M. will bo Mrs. Mlchiel Karmona troduced Marlenn Dietrich to ..nnplHe nubminaion, yielding only oonducted entirely In fk* Rhfllnh ,.., before service men durance, told here hew he used a Joseph Shymcwfc, Mr*. American filtnfjoprs, will beprin bent hall for a Mkh ho& tohel p him »lx hit* while Perry got four for l»n|run», and the 10:30 o'clock MnMyim, Mm. Andrew ,iy o worlt ihArtly on n documentary four tn driv* In th« first throe **Hic# in Hungarian. The after- ., vfn show* a week. survive 131 ikjt adrftt «i a rjfertit Mrt. Mlrhael Holowehok, short subject titled, "AnwicAn Poon l.trn, no* attoit recovered runn. noon Mrviee will be omlttw). \i\iU\M YsMmoff, Mr*. " Small To*n,'( for the Overseas Ulir.ini.il A. C. (S) AB R It ., his ila»hiri(P from his tafeal tflfr tmtfflWit Jn ?ipak, iMr*. Alexander Motion Picture Bureau of the WARDENS GIVE AID i,, to pout, he mfc a hospital fn ftrarjl, retilteri that ike u 4 11 jMi*. Ch»r1«i Itarrow, l(h. OWI. Few p*6ple know that Von he drilled away th< hours while . ihn Kend, 2b 3 2 % CARTERET—Memlwr of theMtrtoni and Mn. Mtrftld flllir films and do a Sternberttff almosstt began his caree waves tossed th« sinatl raft on ftv Perry, rf 4 0 4 Fire Warden* Social Unit voted a ,l1(1 ?how which was gift of $10 to the Ctrteret FSrtt 11* produced r off trnininf ftlnrnf o Soutii Atlantic by singing folk son* T*reb*takl, If tl 0 S . vi,i short wave, to Al- Aid Aquad at the meeting h«W ihr world oyer. Ho tfiV Army. A* latn u 192fi he wa from His netlve Hainan IsMnd. ... Kendii e : 4 0 1 W«* Twk tttj ctottd M referred l<) In public prints ft It was on th# mortilnl of KOTetn Tueodtjf nifht. The netl meet- , ,i ,,iir mon in Alaska ami Zimmerman, lb 4 0 0 \*t of tho (Troo^) will b* h*M in "im>t r*d MfhoolhoUM." 1[H*r. KiyillR just. B few jumps Ing erected In \&1 on Uve and I/earn. which Ponn lAm was s«r»ln| as sec W. f>n*etskl, ef ...... 8 1 t ,.., ,m.n on the firing llnr. Moftkal, 3b 8 0 0 AlrtlbM AecWertt «#rc transferred to a s()i walk ashore Logoda, M ,> ft 0 0 which result from a loss of neces- imkrt, all-wool jnck«t Jrtu fea- sary flying speed as, for example, tlen. averafed six miles ti ,.,-,. In' has given an many Army Sipifil Corp* wlii be «h<>vm Provitions an Rait. Forrar, 2b 4 1 1 tured in the SepteiMier Godd In too steep ft climb. ton Imttu R day. He hopon only to service men, who will nlao Naked, except for the lifebelt h r, lf_. ait . ;]| pinch-hit for him, re- H4Ul«lto^pin| Mkf«tinr Red or be the only vle#rr» of thr latent fcraen bo^vt add to ill ejre-apprnl stintchert after th» torpedo expW i.'.in somewhat of the*uch nllnolrlier production, "Thf1 ed, Poor/ Mm was waihM ovttWard Army, IPlay .by P\ty." as he raced tn a lifeboat. He still ayDog»U $.98 has not learned the fate of his 84 Red Ctbit Sttks Blood Donors; Anyone 18 To 66 Is Accept* h Bankhcftd is in Holly- Mod tywiw* shipmates. •i-ir in her first picture Oil tVo Stttmge WAACs In th« tyroceis M Bit moldlni et For more than »n hour the itew- RArJBAS CtTY, MO. A couple nt , r._.' Mi|aiiit '., yi,nI% It's "Ufebcat," nrd swam until he lighted an un- plywood, the preparation of tht mold for September preienti thti new i, (,.,l by AWred Hitch- dogi— liome people call them man's occupied llfetaft and climbed on It. THOUSANDS OF BLOOD DONORS rr or form lg a hind operation riqutf- oval neckline, which diltinguUh YOU I ,vu unusual feature* of best friend—lav I shM ttielr monetnry The raft's food and water stores ihi skilled tnen, ii eompouna »»Sets on women. PI thii iwe«t riyon-crepa dress ARE NEEDED EACH WEEK FOR M that there will be otily curve* must b* produced on sur- were Intact. mnl one locale—a life- the pooches popped up before t*o "The food lasted 55 days." the CAN HELP WIN f»cei which may meaiure as much WAACs, Corporals Mary Bowling of ARMY AND NAVY • i lilell 'Mis* iBankhead and stoical Chinese related through an New Steam System BoOito AI lOfl square feet Marion, Ala., and Genevleve lio- , innnhors of the cast will interpreter. "The wnter held out B5 dreques of Honolulu. Each dog hutl Rahfee of Fleet by Third THE WAR! ,. ti-n weeks, and, also, that days." Syraemc a ofcoit Olty a purse in his mouth. The purses WASHINGTON -The navy re • i,,. will be filmed in con- After the provisions Were gone, TTi* modern city of Syracuie, contained i total of $421.98. Only the Sealed one of America's secret from the first scene to Poon Llm extracted a nail from the flicfly, Is a mere fhost of. Its ancient canines knew where the money weapons—our wnrshlps can go fir- !,.niit and every member of raft, bent It and used It ior a Hah «U. It was the largest city ol ireat- came from. ' hook. He unraveled rope and fash- thor and hit harder because th«y • will he on the set the en « Qreece, from the fifth to third cen- Police said if the owner wasn't ioned a fishing line. consume up to 35 per cent less fu«l turies B. C. with half a million In- founcl the WAACs could keep the Parts of biscuit and the bright th;m the ships of nny other navy habitants. Today ft h«« SS.OOO r«st- in tho world. Wist, who hftsn't done a mon f. coil spring from a flashlight pro- < mr two years, since het Thj dogs? They disappeared— vided bait for small flsh, which he Development of a revolutions!? probably went back for more capital. then used to lure bigger flsh. system of propelling American war- LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Frequent rainfall provided water, ships has given them "the edge ffiti British Jail Soldier* which he caught in a canvas and foreign vessels thnt many times SUMMARY OF, AIDIT kept in the raft's container. means the difference between dt- COIHTV or MJPDLRAH For Carfeleg* Gfttftip Poon Mm counted the days from j feat and victory," the nnnounc*- Y LONDON. - the British govern- T:, origin*! Audi* hat boon Tllrt »tlh the Wtrlc ot '*» Ho<*4 of the time the moon was full. On the rnerit said. •I,,..,.,; Fi,-e)iul. I' I.. 1*41 (County tnd ibout a second front. 1.JW.4J Once he fell overboard, but th« tleships, among them the North 8S.l00.6A Another soldier who arranged a [;,,,,,„,• Acvliuntl tH— .--. sea was calm and he managed to Carolina and Washington. S,gi3.38 code with liis wife to let her know I,,.,, ,\,, mmu Receivable 8fea swim back to the raft. Naval autbi/rltiqs^said that adop- wtiere he would be stationed, drew 7.I9S.05 Poon Llm felt &Uiy several times tlo» of hlgh-Presstire! nigh-tempera- A sli-month sentence. and suffered slight attacks of fever, . | JU0.8l9.t9 t iti.ittil I ture steam methods marked a^vij- but was bothered mostly by the lution in marine engineering which Killer Liv«t on Stolen gnawing pains in his stomach was made possible only by the ap- !>•«••» ••< Aarplui caused by the jear-starvation diet. plication of American inventive ge- ,, or which Cash In ISeQulred: Wheat for Three Months Alter about 128 days, he saw the nius and Ametica industrial re- \.i! i i.ite. Taxed (Chapter outline of land many miles away, 1 I 2,1»1.5» BOISE, IDftHO. - A man who sources to the needs of naval con- ::''. I I.. i»il) „ , 1 - '; iMi>prlatl«A fl«s«fvnl *«':. lived on nothing hut sttolon wheat for but could not maneuver the raft struction. 1 nearly three months was under sen- toward it. . VI.IITK Appropriation ) 17.39B.T8 One of the Incidental results of I; ,T\<'* ,_.,„ $ 1 1 tence of death for the slaying of a An airplane flew low overhead, !..:••. Tm Uonda - j.oio.oo 900.00 HO.DO the ultimate decision to use the new Ferdinand, Idaho, store owner. circled and came back, but flew equipment was that It made Ameri- I 1B>.3*S.!« | tO7.84S.SO 1 l.ialillltiCI The convicted man was William away again. Later, (he pilot told can ships' construction dependent ll ,.., lot Which Cnh la Not Behler of GranKeville, Idaho. He Poon Lim in the hospital that he only on American resources. testified he had lived in a forest hut had seen him the first time, but near Ferdinand for three monthi, could not find him after circling 330,819.(9 I S24J«UT I «,«5«.bl' with nothing for food but wheat back. Magnesium Has Low Gravity stolen from a neighbor. He said he Finally Poon Lim was rescued by Magnesium, a metal silvery white In appearance, has the very low A PINT of Your BLOOD May Save the LIFE of a Wowid*§|| BAIANCK 8KRETS-TRUBT ACCOUNT broke into the store owned by John a fishing vessel. Gilberts when he was driven to des- Ipfeciflc gravity of 1.74. Because of J»n 1 1M! Dec. 31, 1941 Poon Lim's wile and his parents peration by hunger. ibis, magnesium in alloyed form «18^,48,,5,.; were on Hainan iiland when It was provides industry with its lightest Soldier or Sailor. — Phone Cart. 8-5118 - 8-5119 lv. • veiiirifc Finn --••• occupied by the Japanese. He has structural metal. It is the third THIS AD SPONSORED BY FIRMS HERE LISTED .,.•: I'ciirrtSXfl Rtcelvahle— not heard from them ior a long • ,!i.i 397, P. jL 1141! Bond* Bay Surjical Beds most abundant structural metal on 10,74 10.74 time. M-i .luiiliiUl Dlrtrtot 4(11 An Investment uf $370 in war the earth's surface, being exceeded ; i Judicial Jpittrlci bonds will pay for 17 surgical bedf only by Iron and aluminum. • •'.-I In.llclal District Court Fee" 112.80 Donate to Blood Bank : i viLhle .-. for wounded soldiers. .• k !nv,»tm*nt-N«W Brunswick (,0(1.00 8,051,00 Duchess Beauty Park Tavern I: i-i rumpiiny ...... -! .end Townsnll 11S.U HB.1* • v.itiic - Roads George's Market Tomato Pies, Spagt I 211.354.57 I 490,338.49 t 878,983.92 Salon Hot Sausafe Meats and Groceries 86 Washington Ave. We Cater to Partie* a«tf" l.lnliMltlm . .- I'- i" Munlclpalltlti: .,..;,,. ; JIO.I Stella Sifchlmlcy, Prop. Social Affairs |i ^ i Funds ..., r, < 17O,8«T.9J I "Have You Looked 66 Wa»hin|tbh Ave. 1S.S84.45 18,(94.45 • I ciaM JUIIroad IU«l • !•• •ii-.l Appropriation Reserve*:: 6161 Service of Distinction Washington Ave. altdt''M ii .luillc-l»l Dlat. Court "V. 1.47J.60 1,478.60 Carteret Linden St., Cattetttt | ^ >'"d Judlelil Dlit. Court (10.45 in your Directory m Phone C»K, 8-SO20 li..* Motor V«hloU Account JJj 7,617.59 si.i,. ntrt HoAd Funfl Hi- XI J1K.S3 1J.040.BT ror Excwii "pfdicated Revenue*: '"I'-s- Motor Vthlele Account 16,031.75 11.0»7. I "vestment New Brunswick '6,051.00 'I "f Company ....„, 6,081.00 i:,,. Kh mid TownsHlp mate Alfl to take unnecessary ciHl off '•"•ivahle - lloftds U5.1U5. " iicii 1 To Help Surplus 4I0.I4I0 T IH.al crowded information tenters, Geo. Misko M "l.lls Hues and switchbdir^t... for Bums Tavern aad BAUVNCK Bimsm-CAPITXL ACCOUNT Prime Me«U, live Poultry To Give '4 telephone facilities cannot be Ii Divine Groceriet and Vegetables 24 Hudson Street 1 i Proiieeas iS 8on3s" enlarged to meet increasing needs for essential wartime Call Cai-tent 80843 Gmhin's Carteret service. 93 Warren Street Carteret

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•» Cartwet 8.5 Carteret tunity to waist in financing: operations. These are of vital importance, both to the Under The State House Dome CARTERET PRESS prosecution of the war and to the equili- TVIrpImn' Carlcret 8-1800 brium of the economic front at home. ; By I. Joseph Gribbms The civilian investor is not asked to Published by Carteret Press ; give nway his money. He is invited to f. -~ State Highway urday night, Sept. 18 On Mon- i(finpurs are in a quandary as' [Iny, August 18 the children of the or FICE make an investment which will be safe to whethfc.New Jersey's 27,«O0 7« WASHINGTON AVE., CARTERET, N. J, y * , and pay him interest. miles of iy» are benerKinz • „ wj | LUCY GREGORY ~. Editor mm the holiday for traffic :'re« while on Ffid«y' SePl- 17- th« Every individual, man or woman, must MEYER ROSENBLUM 8porU Editor brought ^flfr tht t war througthr h children of the Trenton schools, determine the amount of bonds to be pur- gasolinsoline Mi'tirMitire shortage*ht . both public and parochial, will he Subscription, $1.50 Per T«tr chased. This is & problem to foe solved Some eigine&rs believe the cur- tthh e gueatta off thth e management:t, [ailment df «uto traffic i» hwten- Teachers will be Invited to attend Entered as second dan matUr June \t, only by the person affected. All that the 1924, at Carteret, N. J., Port Office, ondar inng a '%feak-ui>%feakui> " of the State'State s the night fair. the Act of March 8, 1879. government asks of a loyal American is i»ved hiibwayahiib , whilhiel othertherth s inin ThThee ffairgroundi s this year will that he, or she, "Back the Attack" to theliaitt thhe hihighwayh s wililll llastt llonger sportpra« new tfailfailec track and feature if not used. fullest extent possible. • not used a four-dafourday harness meetingmeeting, inin- The Detroit Riot "CertainlCertsioly a heavy volume ooff eluding the staging of the ReacNnfr Fii Wd In ait 8,500-word report on the causes .raffle adkto to the life of nurfacingg,, Futurities. Wednesdaedsdyy will bbe rtill f th biti Granitranite Day; ThursdayThursday, GGovern of the race riot in Detroft, Governor Kelly's from Uo-7 To S04o>l artirularly of the bituminous type by keeping it pepper up or <"'« ^y^ ; Friday, .Defense Day. On h fact-finding committee asserts: The British Government has issued a rolled out,, " is the assertion ofo o'nnn Saturday the firemen 1of the State wilwill1 take over and stage (1) The riot resulted from smoldering statement showing the comparative ton- Khool of fought among ththe engi t**« over and stage neerser9,. theiheir usual colorful parade at racial tension, inflamed by icidents pro- nage of German bombs on Britain and of "It may possibly be true but 1 ni(fht y py DDuu e voked by a group of Negro hoodlums and British bombs dropped on Germany in have never wttnt it provedd. AnAdd to the fact the fair in being hclld tnh various three-months' periods since the for concrete that will last long- >» year several weeks est- by a false rumor, spread among the Ne- er in the absence of traffic. New '""lier" tha*u"n" usual', i"t Ji s expecte'~dJ ""tha't groes, to the effect that a colored woman began. • "• ersey's principal arteries are now. the nurht fairs will prove very and her child had betn.killeri- and thrown The statistics reveal the startling change milt of concrete." That is the popular. Owner* and drivers of comment of the opposing school. rottars and pacers eligible for th<- into the Detroit River. that has come about in three years. Where- • mint ni> vi me "pyvBiiig ocmnn. *• «•"<«••> ^M« ^»x.t»(. vugiuic mi uir For many yearn, practically all Reading Futurities, have been no- (2) The riot wa» not planned or per-as, Germany dropped 18,900 tons of bombs ;he engineers in "off the road com- [^ that «•• «lorfn« dates for on Great Britain in the third quarter, of mentsncnts" have maintained that Hklikve bot.h two »"d three-year old pacers mediated and was not inspired by subver- and trotters is September 1. 1940, the best the Nazis could do in the libber tires or automobile bat- sive enemy influence. .eriea n bituminous surface will second quarter of 1943 was 700 tons. COAL BUGGY:—The gasoline (3) Perhaps the most significant in have a longer life when it is fcept ihortage does not bother Anton The British, who dropped 2,750 tons of in use. The current let-down in Schuk, of Stockton, Hunterdon precipitating racial tension is the positive .raffk provides an excellent bombs on Germany in the third quarter of County, because hia car travels all exhortation of many Negro leaders that ihance for the road expert* to over New Jersey without using ;> 'the race be "militant" in seeking racial 1940, were aible to drop 36,700 tons in thelettle the argument and the engi- drop of the precious fluid. second quarter of this year. neers are reported watching the equality. roadways of the State with an Realizing that the gasoline The British have advanced from the dis- lagle eye to prove their opposing shortage in the east might seri- (4) A statement in a Negro newspaper mal day of 1940, when they were able to :ontention». in Detroit, clearly intended as- an appeal tions, Anton some time ago, pur- drop only one ton of bombs on Germany Of the 2(7,000 miles of highways to extract justice by violence, is cited as a chased a 1923 model of the Stan- against seven dropped on Britain, to thein New Jersey, 1,6#8 miles form ley Steamer. Thi« was an oil commonplace example in Negro news- the now operating State Highway burning vehicle at the time of present time, when they are dropping |System. Approximately 18,600 ; papers, exciting Negro people to violence. purchase but since that time, An- more than fifty tons of bombs on Germany of the highways arc in rural areas. ton ha» converted it tocoal . (5) A separate report, based on inter- to one that drops on English soil. nd th£ remaining 8.400 miles, On the rear of the car, Anton* j views with rioters, points out that the ma- rtilch include city streets, arc • built a large wooden cos.1 bin. He It should be understood that these fig- within the urban area. jority of those connected with the disturb- also constructed the fire box out ures do not include bombs dropped on oc- At the present time a State of a couple of old boilers. Now • ance were not recent migrants to Detroit. cupied territories in Europe, the activity of highway departmental committee tho coal burns in the fire .box and is at work re-examining and study- (6) That seventy-four per cent of the steam i» created under the same Opinion Of Others air forces in Africa, or the United States ing from a broad viewpoint the principle in use in railroad loco- rioters had lived in Detroit for more than bombing missions that operate from Eng- highway situation of New Jersey motives. The car burns two Strip-Mining Defacement lone thing can sufely be said even caused by influence, cnviu in relation to the future needs oi'pounds of coal to the mile, accord- five years. land. The Illinois Legislature and ' in the presence of the most ardent and alcohol. Some of tin itiui the whole highway system. SSg- ing to Anton's estimates. spokesman of the rampant method ence is not intended ID !•.. • The name factors, with corrections for It should be understood that these fig- Governor Green are to bo com- wald Johannesson, the planner of Now instead of stopping at gaso- mended for enacting legislation —the gardener who trims to a ful, it is born rather .if u t incidents and geography, explain the re-ures do not include bombs dropped on octh-e Pulaski Skyway, who is consid- line stations on his travels Anton that will require strip-mine ftper- single stalk and ties to R stake gets friendliness. There is :i f ered one of the best road experts cent riot in Harlem, which Mayor LaGuar- cupied territories in Europe, the activity atrcra the vehicle into coal yards iitors to level the countryside more smell out of his tomatoes cause however back of tin-. bui.| In the world, heads the group. and gets filled up. Although the than the other fellow. of acquisitiveness ami 11.• •..,:,>|,,, ', dia euphoniously terms, "hoodlumism." of air forces in Africa, or the United States which heretofore they have left Perhaps a,fter the study is con-coal burning vehicle is kept down horribly defaced. Everyone who It is not the smell of the tomato through suggestion, ])io|i^;,,,nl, JOne factor, we believe, has been over- bombing missions that operate from Eng- cluded, JohanneBson and his com- by Anton to 35 miles per hour in lives in strip-hiinc country in Illi- itself, which is quite different. It and advertising. It appeal f looked. It us the mouthy hypocrisy of land. mittee will :be able to straighten accordance with wartime speed nois or who has been through it is the smell of the foliage and sap. the billboard* the advertisim; p ;hc engineers out on whether use limits, the car is purported to beknows what unsightly ridges- of Of course, the rampant partisan und the society column "('mki politicians, social reformers and fanatical >f highways or curtailment of able to go twice as fast. Anton slack and ditches of stagnant wu- will get some of it, even if he just this and "Cocktail" that, ll.nv .idealists. raffle is .beneficial to road Bur- refuses to state how fast the cai ter these operations leave behind. .stands by his frames on a hot day money changers in the it-n-iur A Considerable Achievement aces. In the meantime the lay- can travel, but the glint in his eye Industrial extraction of naturai nnd inhales. But he will not get it rooms of the liquor business mu The campaign in Sicily offers proof that man must make his own observu- testifies that he is very well satis- resources has definite responsibil- in full richness like the man who marvel at the power uf Miggc tions and draw his own conclu- fied .with his brain-child, clips off the aid-e jhoots and extra tion. To be hypnotized th Draft Them And Cure Them this nation has a mature and professional ities to the future, and one of sions. these is that the extractors shall stalks, geU the sap on his hands ject naively freely places hi , ABOUT JERSEY: — Dur- Just a week ago, in connection with the "fighting machine," which although small not take their profits and then be- and ties the stalk to its stake week herself, at the disposal of the hyp. ; ing July, ;)1,75fl 'persons were discussion of the probable draft of fath- represents the spearhead of an efficient POLITICS:-nNuw Jer8cy s poli- queath unnecessary scars ami after week as it ascends. notist and does what lie ,.j; tical picture has been clarified, placed in non-agricultural jobs in No use trying to describe this How naively, freely, thU j ers, we called attention to the fact that army which will include millions of sol- luins to coming generations.—St. s incu the deadline for filing peti- LmiU Pott-Ditpatch. smell. Did anyone ever succeed done in America at the -HKK the Amy has rejected almost one million diers. "• tions has come and gone. In describing an odor? An uno-f the liquor interest*. Whatcvel , . ". the Joint Legislative Com men for illiteracy. We should not overlook the tremendous There will be contests between Tomato Technique known odor remains unknown till America does, it does in a hie way] major party candidates in the gu- mittee on the Delaware & Raritaii your own nose experiences it. But, We surmise many gmw .uuimii In addition, Surgeon-General Parran There arc two schools of thought advantage possessed by Germany and bernatorial primary on Sept. 21. Canal will meet at the State the odor given off by well grow", abuut their own influence on Ihrii House on Sept. 10 a t 1:3^0 P.. M. about the proper cultivation of estimates that 6.1 per cent of the first draft- [Italy, where compulsory military training Democrats are peaceful in the p t P w tomatoes. One school advocates tomato vines in the summer sun is children, Uo receive sugge3tions on what to something those who do know it Perhaps the saloonkeeper ees were rejected for venereal disease. has been in effect for years, "> These na- >ight counties holding State sena- .„ ... pruning to a single stalk and stak- torial elections, but Republican The ing it. The other lets the vines never forget. It is not a perfume, question is right, that then' is d; With seven million men in the Army, this tions, when they start a war, rely upon p New Jersey Fish and dame Com actions run rampant over n frame. There for there is no sweet in it. Butger to America in what L> ^-t, i-wv- the tremendous task of creating an army out rations, according to Obicurc hearted. He j freely admitted he one seems to talk of it in in'^'ti^ now. iFnends of State Motor Ve- D^fuss, $tate Civil was witnessing too vividly the re- terms—no ui)employ»H»i. ""1 out of civilian raw material1. Leonard Our idea of an obscure Govem- Avoid 'Canning' Short-Cuts bide Commissioner Arthur W. Defense Director . . . Ice mugt b, sults of his business and swore he Nazis, no traffic jams, iw mti""-. riunL bureau is one that can't is- i r The Department of Agriculture warns The fact is that the people of this coun- Higee are adtftete.ng him by that weighed at thp tim<, of deli would get out of it. He said he jng, no -wars, no aflci- Jv Stat e g year.—Dallas News. had been born into the ibusinegs, dishes to wash, no »ubwny n>- home-canners to avoid the use of ''canning Humane Letters was bestowed up- jr.tm,Hnnt wf w<»;..uo „„J «— never knew any other business but (we'll al) be traveling in li»-lict» successful creation of a large army, thor- on the popular State official by iintendent of Weights and Meas- powdera" and chemical preservatives. ures, insists ... A special [Senate feared for America because of the ters), no static in oui rallies, oughly supplied and trained, ready to Kider College in Trenton recently. In Chicago a man was arrested business. Thought he could stand Mums, no worries. Agricultural experts say that "the safe At graduation exercises held last committee investigating gasolinu rationing u> expected to make a bis; for riding a bicycle while dfUnk. it for » while longer if he did not We'll wake up to the waiU' "> way for the home-canner is to process meet any foe on any battlefield. week Commissioner Magee receiv- have to throw so many drunken ed one of two honorary degrees thing of OPA restrictions against There are a lot of talented peopie nightingales from our radio alarm ' fooda adequately with heat, pleasure driving during the com- in Chicago.—-'Washington Pott, women out. Throwing drunken 1 awarded for merit6rious service men out seemed to bother him clocks; rurn on the television ^'• » Backing this warning, W. B. Campbell, to the public. ing gubernatorial campaign . . . and get the early morning JIB"1- They Doa't leas. He wondered what would 1 1 Chinese Seem Hard To Please cast while we're dressins,' i" ' ''!' ^Commissioner of the Federal Food and |Storekeepers who leave air spaces Everybody, sooner or later, happen to the children of the fu There is much to be said for the Chi Commissioner Magee ha* a na- in boxes of ice cream in order to y , in*; b« w«ft«4 to work (wliui »'• |:Drug Administration, declares ttjat the tional reputation for promoting an tMbor,M hut nobody aver ture if so many women, even l nese, especially their stamina under ad stretch their limited stocks face tie work thf "Hew electronic "" safety on the highways, having volunteers to do his work for agrandmothers, were going to "take 1 | present war emergency does not offer "any punishment by weights and meas- to drink." chines leave fpr us to do); M'l '" versity, but.if anybody has the idea that served as chairman of the pedes- ures officials ... The September day.—.Monigwmery Advertiser. weekends in the Smith "i I ^ Valid reason for condoning the use of chem- trian committee of the American the millions of Chinese constitute a happy, calendar in Atlantic City is Nixt! m Page 0) kiical preservatives by home-cannera in place Association of iMotor Vehicle Ad- crowded with many interesting united, democratic nation, thiay are en-ministrators for many years. Pedestrians are learning they i'pt Rested and approved processes of heat tventa, including the 17th annual titled to another guess. "Advocate of sound public con- have acme rights in court. The Miss America Pageant that opens next step will .be to get aome on &• sterilization." trol in a vitally important field of the day after Labor Day and con- The hard fact ia that China, possessed of human relations," reads the cita- the streets.—Omaha World- |. Mr. Campbell says that the substances tinues through September H . . Herald. great natural resources, was impotent to tion, "he consistently has endowed Re*r A wi»rt • • • Bwkwwd *tu peoples of nations, comp!«t#ly Some civilians ca,n hardly bear the {••it \ from the policy of other years. may become the famous avi Scientist* h»V9 proved garlic jr a war effort. thought of being chi|ly next Winter, even The expoaitian, which in practi- «ta*» of the future, Qill Rd>b v»por m$ tt>nm*tftlck wiU be all Only opportunity jftat a civilian bat; '•' --*•- -* - *-- have to do without fuecall,_..,l y, th„,.»« onl,,„.y, big-tim«-,-.„»„e ,„fair„ „,,„,.,Wilson, 8t4te Avi^tjon jWiaetor, right until they start wing it to ating in the east this year, will betfeelwww, because in aviatfcJn 'they sterilise swimming' ttooU.—fiyra- win the war i« through the oppor- at tto^ front. hv» 'w.tar< -—'-

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nnocent Request 27-Year Hunt Is -fMt CStnl fpfNarMS Bv Anxious Wife Ended as Sailor Answers A Twenty yean ago a book MM ly at quoUd in "Spin Ut, Turns Up Rascal Locates His Kin "The Music Lover'a Handbook," whacks" by {JeottaMt *~ edited by Elie Si*ftn«iat«r, and N. Ryani "Ain't yon tot no ,,, . Naval Officer, Spy containing article* on claaaical and ir Now He It Sailing the Seat Rationing mout definitely. On* of tat j ilrRinnld Browhe, 48 years circumstances during the last World Trenton District Office, p bodk like "The Music Lorer'a •torlti which tae CWneee ,,. mynl nnvy volunteer re- war. Trenton, N. J, Handbook" can he written in one about Confueloa tella of the! f i 1 .,fivp 'if Cane Town, South He found them again recently, the Q. When should "old-type" "B word—radio. he wat called upon by a •,,imi>r student In South Af- first time he has been on tRe Esst sntt "C" gasoline raU«n.boIN mar- girl hasn't been writing frequent- Those departments told the father 30; D, wlid Ocfeber 3-30; E, walk near it until you're ready to inu. llieir managers' parlors rin«i' »f 'Miss Edith Jubs, daughter ] they had no records of his son, al- T.lid October 10-30; F, valid remove it from the garden. Don't ,.. - uniform, produced his (if lli'iiry Jabs, of Fitch Street, gather beans pockmarked with rust though the son says he enlisted un- October 17-30, Each is worth iFniity card, stated that he iUii't, to Pic. George Wasilek, and then go on to handle clean vines. der his own name. Letters he wrote 16 points. •••iili the Kalmouth branch,. Port Reading, took place Au- link'' his parents never reached them be- Examine undersides of leaves fre- EYES EXAMINED , ,1 in be obliged with $20. Q. Are automobile repair parta iru«t lii in the Zion LuLhernn quently for young Colorado potato cause Hie father during the last war H' denied in evidence that under price control? ('lunch witii the pastor, Rev. Noel- beetles, Mexlcaii bean beetles, and worked in various shipyards, and the ,,!,,• intent to defraud when A. Y... :lfkc oflkiatine, striped »nd spotted cucumber GLASSES FITTED letters never caught up with his rap- hi.iuijlit to trial at the Win- Q. How can I tcil whether a res- beetles. idly changing addresses. iMra. William Snyder, the ,iu;uter sessions. taurant or bar is selling at ceil- A COMPLETE OPTOMETRIC SERVICE The son escaped with his life when church organist, played the wed- IIIK with the academic de- ing price? a mine sweeper was blown up In the ding music and the church altar maid of honor, wore a gown of NEAR YOUR HOME. nt of a university professor, A. Suck asUbliihmcnt must dit- North sea, then left the navy and was decorated with Bummer flow- gold-colored taffeta with a net I'd blandly that he "knew" play on itt menu or on the joined the Merchant Marine. Singu- ers and palms. skirt and carried pink roses. a banking account at Fal- wall a statement that it it still- larly enough, the father also joined 'Pin! bride wore a gown made After a wedding trip the bride ;nul that, by reason of. the ing at or below its prices which Dr. H. L. MOSS the Merchant Marine after World with a white satin bodice and full returned to live with her parents :p lie had had since being tor- were in effect April 4 to 10, lul m War I, and the ships they sailed skirt of net. Her fingertip length until the end of the war and Pri- OPTOMETRIST ho nnly had the haziest rec- 1943. It is" also required to literally passed in the night. tulle veil was arranged from a vate Wasilek returned to his du- :i nf cashing the checks in. keep for impection menus for Office Houn:— 9:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Ultimately, the father settled coronet of seed pearls and she ties at Fort Story, V a. that week. Phon. Wo. S-2142—Cart. 8-2142 down in Philadelphia, despairing of carried a bouquet of white gladi- While a student at Woadbrldgc Wife TeatiflM. ever seeing his son again. The son Q. Are fur coats under price con- oli and bouvardia. lngh School, Private Wasilek was 115 Main Street Woodbridge, N. J. 1 Ans»-prmg Prosecutor G. R. F. met and married a California girl, trol? Miss Ethel Brockman, the an outstanding football player. Lrrij, Mrs. Miriam Agnes Browne started a trucking business in Los A. Yes, at manufacturers', whole- laid sin' WHS marrM four years ago Angeles, and lived contentedly until sale and retail kvels. }t Waltham Abbey, and had two the present war drew him back Into Q. What is the ceiling price for ihlldren. the Merchant Marine, as a first as- the best grade of butter in f She declared that when she vlslt- sistant engineer. quarter-pound printa in a car ton? , i him for the first time in Wlnches- Blf Telephone Bill. A. 52 cinU a pound. |er prison Browne AH not recognize Thus it happened that his ship Q. What is the ceiling price for ft. docked at New York the other day. large grade A egRS in a car- t Defense Attorney Q. W. Willett He decided to do his detective work. ton? [ubmitted that Browne had no ac- He remembered a cousin, Fred G. A. From August 19 through Sea. |ve intention ol defrauding the Meyer. He telephoned all the Halls tember 1| 64 centra doxa*. Take stock of yourwlfl Is your preMUM and Meyers in New York without JDttective Rooti then produced a job essential to winning the war? Whea result. He remembered that cousin "ON SCHEDULE" of several conviction* tor Fred once worked with the Bell Mwjor-General Ira C. Eaker, you come to work at Hyatt you do raor* us criminal offences. Telephone company. ommandcr of tile U. S. Eighth | The Jury brought in a verdict of than just a "war job"...you actually. He went to that company's New .ir Force, says that the invasion Destined for tucceis, is this all- dlty and he wai sentenced to 20 York office. After a tedious exami- Germany "has begun." He wool suit pictured in the Sep- hetp pass along the ammunition to out , imprisonment nation of records, employees there •ays that his force, which com- tember Good Housekeeping 1 "You're obviously a person of. fighting fronts! Hyatt Roller Bearing* found they had a Meyers working enced destruction of the (iei- Magtzinr. ibility," said Judge Chute, "but we in a Long Island branch exchange. an air force and industry nearly are just as important to Victory M itn only look on you at ft thoroughly It turned out to be cousin Fred, and year ago, Li "ou achcdule." Donate to Blood Bank jtiudu'ent creature. Yeu acted as a cousin Fred knew the addresses of the planes, ships, tanks and trucks in , ninistfr of religion. You are a con- other members of the family. which they're used. umate humbug." Taking the age of his parents into A QUESTION consideration, and fearing that his BUY YOUR FUR COAT Uncle Sam and Hyatt need you— |rtsh Know All Drinking sudden appearance might be too great a shuck to them, the ion first EVERY AMERICAN urgently—right now. If you are a skilled Termi, Attorney Admits visited a married sister in Washing- worker, there's a job for you, at top pay, | MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.^An Irish- ton, D. C. She broke the news gent- NOW Thomas Russell. 96-year-old ly to her father by long distance at once. If you have no experience Hyttt fcnr.er policeman, was charged in telephone. Have Your For Coat Paid For By SHOULD ASK HIMSELF will train you free and pay you well |ourt with operating a tippling "Fop," she said, "Ed's here." "Ed who?" asked Pop. Winter! Buy How On Our Lay Away! while you learn. Promotions are quick.7 "What is tippling?" asked Judge "Why, Ed, your son." ABOUT HIS JOB: farl Lyons. And then, after Top had caught There are dozens of "extras" at Hyttc > "It =• taking small drinks often. It his breath, there was more talk. Active car-sharing clubs, free movie*,, from the Norwegian word That's how Ed Hall came home. ,' " replied Aieiatant District low-cost group insurance, a Molly Attorney Leo McHsle. The Judge Butterflies May Be Cure Pitcher Club for women, excellent em*' n't understand bow an Irjsh- could be so familiar with a for Anemia, Briton Sayi ing and recreational facilities. esian drinking term. KENT, ENGLAND. - Sir Fred "An Irishman, your honor. Is ac- crick Gowland Hopkins Is hopeful of Why not come in and talk it over quainted with all drinking term*," proving that butterflies, previously right now? pplamed McHale, identified with man's ailments only by that descriptive term, "butter flies in one's stomach," may help Lovemtvking of Soldier light a dangerous human ailment. Ii Strictly on Record He believes pigment extracted from EMPLOYMENT OFFICES scales from yellow butterfly wings SAUNA. KAN.-Rom»BCe has the , For beauty, for Uil nf radio |tatlon ^ i may prove important In producing Open MONDAYS through SATURDAYS a cure for pernicious anemia. With duty, chooM «up- A soldier begged a record upon this in view, he is experimenting 8 A.M.to 5P.M. ril!l'K he wantid to propose to the with hundreds of butterflies near erb sheared bea- i'rl !><• left behind him in California. here. manager gave him the blank ver! Beautiful HARRISON PUNT; fnl, placed him In front of the Trapper Cannot Read dusky akin* •Will- Fourth Strati, Harrison, N. J; f'i'"rding machine and left him to But He Sure Can Shoot us woo aione_ DETROIT.—Pete Prevost spent 45 fully worked in CLARK PLANT: Bl|t what KSAL wants to know is 1 years as a- trapper in northern did he come out with the gal! this fashion-favor- Rarltan Rood, Clark Towmhip, N. J>| y feel as bad as the lady whose Michigan woods and never paid bami threw away th« last lnstal- much attention to learning, but he ite tuxedoI »»>ni ,,f the love serial before she did want to help the war effort by iid H.ull it going into a factory. Asked to read the letters on the eyesight examination card, he re HYATT BEARINGS Machine Shops plied: Make Rearjy for Women "I can't read them letters, bu DIVISION OF ''•I'-VELAND.—The last strong- give me a .22 rifle and I'll shoot ou 1"llls against women In industry— every one of them" «R« khups, steel miU» and toun- He got the job. lgiu- are finding resistance crum- GENERAL MOTORS She ShpoU Husband Who ••|i«i:iui molding machine, has Slapped Once Too Often '^'SHgd especiallilly ffor women, To reach Harrison plant: Take bus I LONG BEACH, CALIF. - Mrs. ln» 'hem in^ the shops. 40 which connects with all Newark Byrda B. Klewltt, 42, was In police ' »U type molding machines bus lints. Or, D. L. & w". to Harrison. custody, charged with shooting he llv men in maWnf airplane husband "because he slapped mi Pay only « im»ll p»YB»«mt—the balance in ««»y Or, H. & M. Tube* to Harryqn. "' cylinder heads required a 75- once too often." * Plant is opposite Tube Station. 1 !>ull lo roll over the machine spaced p«ym*nti taOorod to yowr budget! We'll ""Hi the pattern and a hall Police found the husband, Liw- To reach Clark Township Plant: renc

Potato ftatf In M Woodbridge Fur Shop h* t Discovery of ^ whltt potato i the Equator m«l«*»° "£ Dittinctive Creations in Furs •: if 522 Amfey Are. Woodhridge, N. J. •v;v MtJCCS ATfi? SKEETER S*y, WHAT'S A Nazi-popper who wanted 11 Bif" TWIS Ifi A liirhtinit plane to play around fcirtM him to hold off until i B(?AND-NfW BCvfl: FROM A FAMED CORRF. twrttf-ifiHrt birthday, whidi nth"" I nskrd him. bi« SEE HOW < SPONDENT'S PRIVATE "I ijon't know, Mr. tart," h» NOTEBOOK Mill, "it> Just wmetWnf T'w , y>«t*rftoy .M#rvyn went win I i"d ever tintc I wa» • fcM twenty-one, I'm to |*t n inir »iohl * trMt fo the d#*«ft is rft* field with 'h* fimnm Enf- Mervyn *o6m*a do#n—and by the Iliti ftth Army. 1 didn't nee him for w«», h* |ot hell from 'the old mail1 (Kfaadrfoi la*d»r) for hS- Rvfry guy in (ho AtnorifflH anif *lth his riiachln^Un knocked Army want? one f himtr whpn this SUm Bt&k* Um the N»M off the wat of tt»* blitf tHlr In «»pr--if he come* hnmp— Hi rleinljr ** if hp were In a and that'* a joip. 1 l Althonjrh tin Ortitnn soldiftr •Th#n he landed oh a flat Oaten ha* b»*n fcittrrty disappointed in of sand, dr«it$pd lh> mfciorcjM* & JOHNSON fllWer'n "VrtlktB-ngcn," every Al- ov^r to hi* ptonp and somehow lied JolrtipT who ha* PVPT had any- to tie it to th> uft>er Side thing to do with thU mfclianifgl of on<« win!, take oft and fly it Tfflt WONT cii JttW|>in|fJ)i'fln, is vociferous in iti t>n& to fcsse." Hootl frtlNH OF Mt f and .Intidly proclaims to .fant at this juncture t hpard a f who will I Men. thnt, "By tf ehuR-rh.iiifrihfr of the motorrjfcle, Joifh, I'm (toinit I" K^t nip n JPW und R dWt-ibpgrimrd M»t-¥ytt jwll- #hrn I RM honif!" 1 id irp ftmidwi a elmid of sand and Th* British soldiers of the gravel. Eighth Army have liocti nlmort "Hello, Mr. tall!" he shouted. Unanimously infi'rtod with "jeep "I want you tn do me a favor. frter" from closp contact with You newspaper boys can jend ifiiH ytMultnr Amnrtrnn mprhnin. rnlbN, I want you to cafcle my edl phenomenon---I must nay AL- \W and tell him I (rot tny motor MOST unaninww ly because of bike." cue man I met wlui doesn't wimr n Then as an afterthought, h(! jeep. m&: All he wants after the war, and "Please, Mr. Lait, don't tell him all he wants now, is a motorcycle. how f srot it. You we,'I'm th "thin passion fm a two-wheeled baby of the family, and they migii! motorized horse hes earned him n worry about me." Jifcettliar dictinrtlon, He in the orily iian in the Royal Air Forre *io fiver tafrturrd n motorcycle Opiiitoft Oi Others —!from a Spitfire. —Bj P'EItCY CROSIiY Pilot Officer Mi i vyn D. iSipewer (Cdhlinurd froth Editorial Vacjr) SKtPPY Will only a kid of nineteen when France? (the tour day week will Jr trtr broke out. Ilia dud had prom- tlml, lime be univer.snl); ordr ) MY DOWN ArtoUNO 'CAUS-E ALL Sfi& sees is c teed him that when ho wns twenty- bouquets long: distance, using tele one he could have a motorcycle. vision seta inge-nious-ly tied Up by THE NW YARD A LJbt,8Hti«i But before thin ripe old1 ape wnn the florist with a device known as attained the Battle of Britain had a smcllocasl, » perfume roprodw- KH0WAHftH|H6 taken place and the youngster was er that is certainly in the offing. hurtling through the skies behind 1'erhaps tfiis is the new cucn o 2,000-horwj)owiT engine, shoot- literature, this talk of the postwar ing Germans into the Rnjriisli world. Hollywood disciples of the Channel with an amiwing- facility Cinderella motif have been put ii that three times won him decora- the shade by a dream. An OCM tions 1 rom his King. flonal skpptic tries to wake us up I met him in Kjrypt shortly be- But. what if the dream doesn't fore the ibeKinninu of the big Ain- come true in all its details—or moin attack, and he told me all even in any of its details? That's flbout this life lone yen to own u hot important, What counts is motorcycle. that we live in B country that sees "Why in heaven's name do you its Golden Age ahead. Mussolini want a hunk of junk on two Pattern 9341 may be ordered and Hitler want to turn the clock wheels when you've got this beau- onlyin women'i lizei 34, 36, 38, back. Over here we can't wait MAZY RAT —By HERRIMAN 40, 42, 44, 46, 48. Size 36 re- fof it to be tomorrow.—NiW York quire 3% yardi 35-inch; 2Ml Time*. yards ric-rac. Christian Science Send SIXTEEN CENTS In First Church of 'Christ, Scien- coini for thit Mirian Martin How Far the Looters Went ptttarn. Writ« plainly SlZE, The announcement that-olive oil l fe tist, Sewaren, is .1 branch of the NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE Mother Church, The irtrst Churrli NUMBER. had to be shipped to Sicily along of Christ, Scientist, in Doston, Juit 1EN CENTS more for with other Allied oupplioB for the Mass. Sunday services, U A, M., the Marian Martin Summer Pat- population shows how far the Nazi Sunday iSchuul, !»:80 A. M. Wed- tern Book. Balie pattern for 3 robbers went in looting the terri-1 nesday Testimonial mewting;, 8 P. bagi printed right in book. tory they controlled. M. Thursday, reading room, 2 to Send orderi to Newipaper Shipping olive oil to Sicily is 4 P.M. Pattern Department, 232 Welt like sending wheat to Kansas or "Christ JOBUS" is the Le.ifton- 18th Street, New York, 11, N. Y. oranges to California. Sicily ie Sermon subject for Sundny, Au- the home of olive oil, But the ju*t 29, in all Christian Science weeks after that, but I knew that Sicilians, it is clear, did not (jet €hurehes and Societies throughout his twenty-first birthday was com-to keep any of their product. Ger- the world. ing1 up shortly. So I made a nota- many must ibe well fed, there must •The Golden Text is: "Thou, tion in my diary to check up when lie olive oil for the salads of the Beth-lehem Ephrntah, though thou the (rreat day came and find out Nazis, even though the^nen and •be little among the thousands of •whether he had attained: his cher- women who produced olive oil Judah.yetout of thee shall he come ished desire. starved. NAPPY —Bv IRV TPMAIN forth unto me that is to be ruler This is the Nazi system of loot- At the appointed time I drove 1 of Israel; whose goings >forth have over to the rough, aandy airdrome ing that has been applied to" nil I AL*IAVSSAY,MR.NELSOI,I UK6 UVIN' THANK YE ,MR.Ne(J5<»i!AS 1 COME ALONG been from of old, from evedast- and asked for Mervyn, and was Europe—no doubt more ruthlessly ON DSSeCONDFLOOR,tAUSErTREMINDS WOZ SAYIN 1 THINK WE BETTER BE TSK!TSK! FORCE 0'HABIT I ing" fjMicah !i:2). told he would be back shortly. I 'n the lands conquered than in M£ SO AWJCM OF ME POOR OL' MANI6UH- > TAKE BOITHA'S GOING? IT'S toI Hill WITH THE a sol), and shall cail his name Im- "Why, there's his plane. He manuel" (Isa. 7:14). must bo here?" With a view to finding some The Lesaon-Sermori iilso in- "Oil no, he's out on his motor- solution of these problems since cludes thfe following passage from cycle," the o?ker told me. last January, a small group of in- the Christian, Science textbook, "Where in the hell did1 he get a terested lawmakers has been hold- "Science and Health with Key to motorcycle out here in the blue?" ing breakfast "prayer meetings" the Scriptures" by Mary Baker I asked. on Wednesday mornings in the Fddy: "Those instructed in Chris- The officer explained: Senate Restaurant. It is strange tian Science have reached the "It seems, Sir, that for a long indeed to observe these veterans gloriouB perception that (lod is the time Mwvyn has desired one, toutof many iCongre&sional hearings only author of man" (j>. 2i)). some family agreement he had who have probed the minds of many witnesses about banking, agriculture, labor, inflation, pro- duction and scores |NG TriAT TRAIN !' 11 recent meeting, Senator Wiley MttPtflATtR !wf HAVE A ...WAIT !!IOOK! of Wisconsin who presided bade 'lia colleagues bow in prayer, say- ng, "We are seeking light for our- selves," and Senator Willis of In- diana in his statement that "Chris- tian teachings arc the only hope of solving our domestic problems," expressed what Senators and Rep- resentatives of different political parties and denominations felt. .. Prayer meetings on Capitol Hill! There is news for you. And it is assuring news, too, when its attendants are the nation's l.aw- mSlkers wtio preface the day's *ork «f enacting legislation in the united prayer th*t the ancient code* of JijhovBb! may command thfllr obedience, aftd the law of kjiuinesH as exemplified by Christ TILMN may govern the^ conduct.—Mldb- BECAME PRES1 gW Ckriitlam AdToclU. ACTS YOU NE KNEW HARD LI LIGHTNING HITS~STEAK Fatwrson, N. J.—^.Whife a lucf-| Cms jr&ak was frying in a fir«- .IA. - pfoof (flaaa frying pun, a fierce elartricll *td>m was raging out- Aiiania heard a n In the Idtfhen. Vg hH the Utofre shai- tered bh« n i* Mil. steal, i one $ti no spli m could not *be eaten.

Improved pro^eota lead ofn^j cials of the War Food A4mini8- trutkrn to believe that another 8,- 0 J CARTRRET—tmn playH a y Jo* in th« kit inninf to tout IT mm cam* In* flrtt pilrh«r In UU] pr»mln*nt tart in the 114 down- ftaitiHa'a ktilllait ftw-hlt h«rll»g, U fi 8 Uhind, th* tijtnt defeated the The question has ofUn com-e up amont »portin(f loret ltMTfatlftn v in an uptiiU bat*)* Mwi. fall of th* WtUOaU at the handi Pirat«« ellnchvd UM ttcond , the Hcrond h»)f, 6 to 1, f«ns an to who w»« the trrentest natural athIHe ftMvf. hi* nam# inacriibcrl in th« Cardinals 110 1-;, « Park fleU. of th» Blu* Jayi la»t Friday rvt- half pennant in tt)« Senior ba»* ,.iniiir at the Park field. ball fftll of Fame" wh*n IM . (too i-i Up until th«n Ui« PanUwrt were Recently we ran aerom an nrticlp which pick«d Jim ninf at thf Park (Uld. ball lMf«« by dWntiiic At K*l iir.nl fought game. The r no-hit, no-run nmr an tin-but hiU:Bh*nWy, Vahaly leading by 5 to 8 and *h«rt vero. Th» Wildcat! announctd that !y All SUn. « to 6, I«M VMII ,,,| rly nnif had two Thorpe, who at 65 Wday, can comp«U> a(raitionn«lH u 9 1 Bambaark, p 4 Caj)lk, tt 4 .iifh after blinking the SijfMMn nni, baaci on balls, M .!. Manila, -In 3 goal in the opposite direction. In basulnil, golf, Baillld, M 4 I. Rally, p 3 ,,i six rounds, blew ap ball wu hit to thi> out I). Bell, Hi « Hoc, rf 3 ly in the Mventh in- bowling, football, basketball, tennis, hockey, btoad tony, S* 4 afUrnoon and that wai an' Bats Giants Back To Kaikiw, p 4 ,;i!kod three batten and Bnrwa, cf 4 Kurd/la, aa 1 Sy tc Uft. llting a thari •'. Oherepon, c B jumping, discus throwing* boxing—well, any sport .nih, forcmg In a wnftlr Perry, 2b 4 a luiHiant chany* of | J. O'Donnell, 2b 2 you can name—hiB muaclM react perfectly to this day. Truako, e 2 s 8 „ n he reg*tn*d his solf- 2d Spot In Midget Loop A. """ , after leveral of his He got a bad break In life and today at 56—Oat« tt r«t txcone a FtUtf" A. IFetrach, cf 3 1 r , linil gathered around, CARTEWOT — Nick iflhytnanaki T«nder No. 4 at the Ford plant in Detroit is Jim rish.r, If pletely h*ld the Wildcat! b«l P. Kollarffc, rf 3 30 It I ilir next three batti'r* l.tirlerl the Giant* right baok into frwn start to finish, second place in the Mlrtjrpt league Thorpe. Five years ggo Jim waa working on a Hol- WHfcati (I) AB R tS 6 S nil. M 8 hat bi-en p unr !<>o)< on the appertr- by striking out 14 men to bent the lywood picture, The director had him dressed up in Cupaii, H 1 0 AB R H Ing ball for the Tijem all ,, championship conteBt Yanks, 7 to 3, Tuesday evening at () ABA tail-feathers and moccHsin*, as the sort of Indian who Leo, Zb 3 Vahaly, 2b and this g-amc ia a fitting cHn th« Columbus Befool field. Rayho, 2fc 4 Chwegy, p, lb 4 umpires on duty. leU cigar stores ^reep up behind him. Some collage Ttfsbetaki, 3b his Mtiaational work.' -v score: H« alto got throt hits and CrrsBte, c ... S Wnufcowdti, c 2 SartWo, p Bralde* hurlinr a perftel i i I) AB R H feor*fl two nmt to aid hi* own Lukaah, ef ;, 4 athfot«« on the s«t-wer« jumping around bltween W. Miktwto, cf 1 Shomaky, a* Bull contributed threo hit! J. Pbillpa, i if 4 «au*e twnaUerably, takes, placing bets on their skill in the standing broad Hotanikii 2b, p 3 Shanley, lb own cauic including a hom*] 4 Tht box score: P 4 Molnar, 3b 3 WarfieldNf doublr and a , driving to i If 2 jump. They got up" to ten feet. luns and ncorinjf two •li cf 4 Yank. (3) AB tt Ralford, If , 3 Elloltt, cf 3 S •amtonk, If ....' :i MakWliwki, lb 4 j. Gil, Clnda, If 2s. What mnrc could oiie aak. Maroy, ss ... 3 Someone who knew that the stage Indian was Jim Thi> box scor?: ,.Tb .. 8 Kljuk, « 6 B. Mikinic, rf Q'Rourke, If 1 tCachur, rf Tlftrt (10) AB ..iii. :tb t Dtrwwiae, p a Thorpe told the crowd he had an old man of 50 who Sabol, c Sletcrt, c 3 i. Manila, lh ... t, t Proko^ak, lb 3 Philips, rf Z" 2 32 'could beat the college athletes. Bets climbed up. t. Ch«r*pon, c 4 i Efyehoiji, 2b * 25 6 10 30 6 Jim took off hja featherg, left on his moccasins. He B. Boll, p * 1 e 2 Blue Jays B22 003 0—12 Kelly's 200 300 0—5 Score by innings: B. Kaikiw, 3b . Andrell», cf 3 flexed his leg muscles a few times and jumped—10 Wildcats 010 003 2— 6 Pirates Ill 020 Tigers 200 100 5-8 M. Derewttky, *» rf I feet 8 inches, That's only si* inches behind the ndvprtLor lhi> fnrt tint t. I, 1813, th« Minor mn. W. TtaUnaky, rf Kijula, 3b 2 «nd (Jouncll will mp«t ut *M P. M. THkf furthpr nollre that the Cur* •.rdm.lt (5) ABU 4n Dm Cnuiull Ctmiftbfrn, Muiilclinil -ifi rtoruuirli Ciniiull lm», by rtao H. Kullivan, if L !.. '2b ... * 1 1 It was inevitable that he should have a place on Hulldtnfr, t'nnkf Avenue, riirtfret, lutlon uinl pur^iiiint tn IKW, fiknl ft I^ukach, 2b 26 4 Wjm Rooted By N I. Mnrl pxpnHp IIm] HPII ut IHIlilK' minimum prlrc in whli'li mU Inti ink, SS ... W. iBalojr, If the American Olympic beam that went to Stockholm aalf niid In tlic lilRlifst liMilcr m- n miltt blink will If HIIII) logtthfr CtMU (T) AB R fonllng to terms of anl-i on fllf wllli with nil other ilttiiDa pertinent: E. Resko, If (VBritn, 8b 4 in 1912. There Jim won both the penthalon and the the ikil'imKli I'liTk Ol'nn In liinpft Niltel mlnlmtim prlre liflna" |300. O'Donnell, cf Cards In Midget tlon and to he imlilltly- reml prior |)lus <(i«i» uf prrpnrlnK (ICPII "rid 8 Kelly, If 8 decalon. The five events making up the penthalon lo naif, l/ii 121, In (tlui'k 2ft$, Hoi vdlHIiift thli sal!' Hnlil lull in rick, c Shymanski, p oiifh of (!artrrci Aucism«nl oi«l> hi lildi-k if HiiW un tt'rmn will 38 IQ were the broad jump, javelin throw, 300 meter run, ie<|Ulr,' H iluwn imvjnf-nt of f3u.|i0 i iik, p c League, 17 To 9 Tilkp fiiitlii-r millrc that tlie Ciir- discus throw and the 1500 meter run. The decathlon tpr*t itiiroiiKh (Vmtirll Imw, by remW the Uiilnnri' of pun-luiHe prlrr tn lit) WiUcatt (0) Weber, 2i> lutTon Hml purHinint lu htw, I1x«il it l>:tlil in IMIUHI miinlh^' lii»ti"illinent« ] Keats, m ... CAJHTBRBT—iScoring in every was tougher. It conaisted of the 100-meter dagh, minimum prln. ut whiili HUUI ini Mills Iniiri'nr nml uthcr icrmn pm- J Gil. If % acil fur in Oiintrai-t »f Hnlc. Kaskiw, cf . inning, the Cards routed the l|i HiiltJ hlock will ln> HIIIII toKother Uo, .tb 3 Bants Score Close broad jump, shot-put, high jump, 400-meter run, dis- with nil oilier ili-tails t '<• r 11 m> ut. TiikP fiirlhfr nolle* thai ut «a|il C*pik, rf . Dodgers, 17 to 9, Monday evening •al4 minimum price belnrr lno.HU wilt', or miy Jain tn wlileli It m»y Wnukowaki, c S Cauik, rf ... at the Columbus School field, to cus throw, 100-meter high hurdles, pole vault, jave- phlH I'OHI.H uf pr«purlnK J'^il nml lie mlji'til ni'il Ilii' Miivur nnil Cuiiri- Sherogy, v ft Hilvei-HsliiK tills Mil If. Hnlil I in In ell roscrvpH tln> rl(fli( In Its ulnrri" Hudak, lb . continue to hold first place in tha lin throw and 1500 meter run. xnId blmk ir mild on tpnne will ilmi t Budy, cf 28 8 7 The box score; roKiinl I'HIIIK KIVHII to lernm unl palil In fijnal motitlily hintnllmpnlN. g lerniH Score by innings: Card. (17) AB R H won both these events. The King of Sweden in pre- Take further notice tliul ut »>iiil Sunny, rf ' 1 Cardinals By 6 To 5 »ale, or any date lo wKlcli 11 mky mnnner of |>aymenl In citae on n r Cupaie, ii 1 Yanks OM 200 —« M»ralo, 8b 4 5 4 senting Thorpe with a bronze bust said, "You, air, he adjourned the Mayor and Conn' more inliilmuni blih nhall he TI" —The Gianti con- Miglecz, c 6 8 2 ell reserves tlie right In Its i!|ncr«- John -Gil, rf 1 GdianU 00* life x—7 are the greatest athlete in the world." This took riinii Hi'ii.ptanre of the mlnlmuni i- winning atreak in th» tlim lo reject any one or all hld Rama, 1b 4 1 4 and In sell «ahl lut In said liluek tu bid, ni' lti\ircliiine.r [iccordlnf 'Score by rds, 8 to 6, last Thurt- Upon of tilt minimum Gural, rf 8 1 1 Jim, like most of the boys at Carlisle, had been lo the muiin.M' of piirflio*ft In iti- bid, or bid iiliuw minimum by the manner of payment In *n.ao otie or Tigers 030 £14 t the Park field. Btioin, as *. 4 13 morf minimum Wiln plmll lie r«- prdance with terms of aale on tile, Uayur itnil Couiull nitd thtt liny- sent out to work on a farm during the summer months Wildcats the GUnta atopptd Donovan, If 4 11 celv?d. ' he rioroiigli of Carteret will dallver (KM) 040 munt th«r*of l>y the purchaser u< - and Male Deed for mild lining by til* Carda tn K In the niMincr of purclius^ Hamemky, 2b 3 1 1 in connection with hia agricultural course. Jim's as- Upon arreptance of the mlnimilm plun irtXH nf iirt'inirlun deed «fl inninf which look«4 In «,, ,,1-diini •• wllli Iprnis of BKIH mi l>ld, ur 1)1(1 aiiuv« minimum by thf iMwrllnliic (bin »;il«. Wnld |q| tilt, Hie HntnilKh «< Our tern will Mudrak, et 8 2 1 signment wag in the. South, wad t^ere he ran into a AUGUST J. PBItUY, ' for a' while. K Mayiir and Council and tho pn>nnelit TlnrouRli I'lerk an III hliM'k If wild un l«nna.. ..., dll a HarK.iln uml Hulo Ike A <'•'' thereof'liy tlie purchaanr uccordUiK Tn hi" uilvortlscil Aug. 2(1 ami A(i« • t'lUlK- II 'InHll Illiyilllllt <)( (M.i score: •aid premi»oK. lot of college boys playing, "summer baseball," The th» Imliiiiir «f IMJITIIHK" price to I T 33 17 20 to the mftnnor of iiurchaxn In ac- 27 ln Ihj I'arteri'l 1'reijn. At (U'ST ,1. I'KltKY, iwlil In HI un I iiiiintlilv luiuiillme tl.nl. (6) AB R (•) AB R K technique was to get a job\waiting on tatole at a hotel cordance will) terms or milo on flic, H Hi,r,,ugh f'lerk. the Horou(?h of Onrti*ret will dollver OK PI IIM< HhhK Tulle furlli'-r imlli'.. iluit At 3 1 t« he H.lvrrtlso.l AugU'l 20 mill Bartko, c 4 1 and then, on the side, to play "amateur" bageball for a Bargain nnd Hale Demi fur said TO WI6OM IT MAY (X>NCBKNi (in11», ur miy , 1 JI 1 > u, wlileli It 0 Aufunt 27 In tlie l.'artnret 1'rt-nx. Toth, p 3 0 premise. At a nuiilir meclliiK or the Conn lii' Bitji.nrtieil the Mnviir und. (!ou(j 21) 4 llf cl| rpMi'i'vi'H the riKht in 11M dll Dunn, ss 3 0 the glorification of the town, or the hotel. To avoid AI«GU8T .1. I'KKKY, II of the [IflMUKh C.arteiet held 4 0 NIITII'K OK I'lBIJC NAI.K Ilorovmh (M^rk. Aunu.it 18, I'J43, 1 WIIH dlreiled t linn tn t'ljnt nnv • >11a- or all 0 TO WHOM IT MAY CONi'KltN: Davis, lb 3 2 the charge of professionalism, the college Jboys would tiilvertlxe the fact that on WedneH mid In »fll BIIIII lol In mild blon 2 1 To be (idverllned Aug. 20 and AUK. mii'H l^ildi-r as l( inny aelent, At H reKUliii' meetlntf uf Hit Conn- F. Amiler, 3b 3 27 In the I'arttret Tram. day evening, Hei>i. 1, I»l5, I he Mayor 2 0 I'll of thu lt(irou»h or llarUret helil use assumed names. and Council will meet at H:00 P. M. r«mnid ImliiK glvi'ii lo terma , cf 1 AuKUBt IK, 111], 1 WIIH illreili-il to A. Amiler, rf 2 NOTICE OF IM'BUC SAI.K i the Council Chumtocrii, Munlclpul nl.iFiinr i.H' pujiuiMit hi nine qitf.yl advertlHe the fnit Iliul on Wtilnos inui'f minimum hlds HIIHII be lb Sloan, 2b 2 Jim was easily lured in^o the Carolina League. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCBItN: Hullillng, Cooke Avemie. t'urtei'ft, 3 day evening, Hept 1, 1843, the Mayor N. .]., mid expoae nml noil ut public ctflv 'A. Kroleako, cf 4 At a regular meetlnK of I he Coun- if ... 1 mi Ciitinill will meet at H.UI) )' U. He knew nothing of the table-waiting technique or cil of the Borough of Carterel htld Mile und to the hltfhent hhliler iic- 1'lJiMi .1. i |.|.tini,.. of I he mlnllj In tlti' rViuiii-ll cli«iiMli«rs, Miiniclpal relillng lo term».i>f »alr on Hie with bid. d . j.M i liitliin nnil iiursvmn( to law, flxeil u AW1UHT .1. PEIUIY, to mile, Lots ill and 223 In Block 2? In th* ("iirifrt'l 1'ri-as. minimum price lit which nald hit Borough Clerk. exalted A, A. U. asked Jim to square himself if he In said Mock will he xuld totetlu-r To be adverting Aug. 20 and Aug. •uriu. p -with all (iiher details iiertlnuni; 117 tn thfl Qarteret Prtis, ' could. van, lb ... Mid minimum jirlce heln« »150.0U plus conts of preparing deed anil Jim tried, but he was unsuccessful. The A. A. •Mioin, If NOTICE OP PUBLIC 8AI.K altllK thl« «»le. Huld lot 1" T<> WHOM IT MAY OONCKKN: iMl, 2b tmld block If anld on ti-rnif will At ii regular meeting uf the Coun- U. ordered all Thorpe's medals and trophies returned require a down payment of 115.00 rn-riky, rf of the Borough of Carteret held and barred him from further amateur competition. the Imlance «f purcliiiH' pr|c» to In.' Augunt 18, 1943, 1 WM directed to •• i A, rf ... pHld In eu.mil monthly Init&tlmeiits udverti.se the fact IhtU on WeiUveB- He later -became a real profeaskmul and played pro- of 110.00 plim Interest and other dny evening, Sept. 1, 1943, tlw Mayor term* provided for In Contract "r 33 5 9 and Council will meet ut 8:00 p. It. fessional baseball and football. Hale, In tlie Council Chamber*, Municipal •by inning*: Take further tiotlce that at HU!c thereof By the purchaser according cording to terms of sal'3 on flle Wtth puld In equnl monthly lnstallrnent>. tion tu rejett any one or all bldH the Borough Clerk open to Inspec- to the manner of purcmue In ac- and to sell >ald lot In nald block to Take fun her notice tlm( ut aiii-1 cordance With ternia of sale on flle, ChJUdna'i Cktln tion und to be publlufy rend prior sale, or imV duto to which It may 1 i: obid sd It y iel«ct due the Borough of Curteret will deliver ' 'i siz» chain tr« a good In- iel«ct, to uule. Lot» 10*, 106, 106, in Block e adjourned tlie W&yor and Ccun- such bidder a» It may termiel«ct*, aniduel 1!72, llorough of Cnrte,rel Asueaament a. Bargain and Sale Deed, for wld Vl-••••fluent In chUdrpo'tequipment, as regard helng «lv«n to l II renerve.s the right In Its (llac/e- premlsen. nmnner «f payment In nme one or map. tlon lo reject any one or all !)ld« " ' liiud to maka a aubitltute to f t Take rurthei notice that the Car- AUOli«T J. PEHItf, morn minimum blijd shall b« re- and to -tiill suld lota In aalil block '<> Borough <'ltrk. ceived. teret Borough Council hits, by reso- svirli bidder as It may auli'ct. due lution and imr.HUUnt to la-w, tlxtd a to be advertised Aug. 21) and Aug. Upon ari.'cptiuu-e nt tlie minimum ifjfiinl being KJvell to tcrm» and 27 In. the Carteret Presu. MJIKli ro R1UOKHI lild or bid above minimum by the minimum price at which said lots n|uiin«r of Dayment fn ease on« or f In aald block will be uold together i I,ills fur the imrrliann « M*yor and Council ami the payment more minimum, bids ahull lie re- NOTICE OK PUBLIC SAI.R ta 1 with all other detulla in.-rtiivent; i In. Curteret IHKII School thereof uy the purchaser according TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKKN: .. ,-ivea l)i' the Bi>nrrdHnte with terms of aiile un lite, 0 P1 M '-'•n* niiiie or luiw—E»»Uni paid in eguul monthly InBtullnitiiits. andd CounciCill will meit nt 8:0(1 I . M. ••"U,,,UH _ 60/66 nut and Borough Clerk, Im DuroiiKli or Carterct will ilollvar In thu Uouni'll Chu8i)ier», MunU'ljwl ••'i Imit unit 1 S.OOO B. T. To lie advertliert Aur '•!« and AUK, Take further notice that (it nalil Hurguln :m It may select, dun •n In thii Ciirtnret Presn. u Himnl of kiducainjll. cll of lb« Bnroush uf Carterel he d to sale, Lot 227 In Block 260, Bor- Au«iut IS, 19«, I Wtt« dlrncted to regard l>elu# givan to Unns und ough of Chi'lurel AHSe«ament mill). duatlw manner of paymwt In caae one or »K PUHUC HAI.K 'I in any "r nil blit#- adv*rtUie tb* f"'t th»t on Wednes- Take further noliie tliut the t-'i*r> jiut more Diiiilrnuui blda HIIUII be it TO WHOM IT MAY «•««•{• At a regular meeting of thu Coun- lac »„(! Council will meet at »:l»» P. M. celvod. a«d pursuant In law, tlxtd a J, 'U tJpon accepttinc* of ilm inlitlinuin cil uf the Borough of Curtertit held 0B price ul whli Ii nald lot I Optn motn twitch »• thut 3 *«P « In the Council Uliun«b«ra, Municipal August 18, I'M, 1 was directed to raatnlet Building, Cooke Av.MUe, tar er«. bid, ur bid afcuva mliUmum by the lo mid tolotk will i". mild t»K«tl>er 1 advertise tho'fuet thut on Mayor and Council *uu th« e M IT MAY CONCBUN: cordlna- 1" term« of siil.i on Me with In the Council Chamberx, Miinli-ljmli p)UH 2 O^n fun IMX S CIOM twitch to rtitwt «UcHcHy, ' ii'KUlur meeting of tlio Coun- t e Boroush Cl-rk open (,. lu.ip.c- cordance with letmu of sale on Hit. »dy«rtl»liu( I Ills »ul« .Suld lot in the borough of Cmtfiet will dll Llutliilng, Conkt! Avenue, l.'ui'teret, 'in- Iluruugh of C'arteret h«U' on tut rU'P« P»i»««'y »«»$ Ial4 block If fold on lorun will a Uuigain and Male 1JO*II fur naltl N. j., nnd expose und sell ut public r 'Jrt, I waa directed to adver to »Hle, U-tH <5 and « In Hl H •ttln and lo the lilnlient bidder u<> reuulr* «. down inivjimiH of |i 'H • iliu fuel that on W»t. 1, 1»«, til* KftVORHIIC AlKSIIMT J. PBRItY, the iiorouKli t'lork open t« liiHpec- jiaid ij) squat monthly Inatullintntii. fa'ku further null''' thut tin llarovKh Clerk. p out where the fuse box is in your house, • will meet at |aM P, U. In tb« d Au tlon uni to be .publicly rend prior Take f«rthur notk'u that at ual« t«rat ttorough Council Inw, by To b« aUvertUod AUK. U f# «- to »«!#, l.olb it to H liiclumvu hi ualo, or iiny dtUo to wlklcli It uiay Avtnua. ,.. , lution iiifcd pursuinu tu law, p. •II In th» Curter KIO6K 213, I.ota it titul 2S lu UluvK be Mljewmeu the Mayor and <'">ni- n price ut willed mlfww extra fuses where you can reach them easily. Have und nail jtt/puiiUu f*)» Hul1 '4H, Lots :t uinl 4 In Block 1KA. Hoi-- ctl r««ry«K the rtflit In IU dl«vrs- highest W«i aaeorilng bluck win lie ' toM#il«fr NOTUB OK tlon tp rejett tuyr «ne or all »lfl« 1 ! ftneiit; ouKh of Ciirterut AnaeBumeUt in*)). i of suU on (lie wltli tlie'^m, tti| utiier details TO WiUUU IT MAY OONCBKN; and to lell nald lilt In mild block to I4CII.0U At a regular maetlriir uf the Coun- Take furlhiT notice thut thu CVi'- g flashlight bandy. Often the trouble is caused by I'li'i'k open to '"lii»i)»ul!'>i" '"' (ajj mlnWnuiii priif «uch bkiiiej uu II inny xelect, due II or the Knruurh of Carte ret held terat Boiough Uounctl IIILH, by rwio- im publicly read prior to pliiH coitx of ppreparing liitlon mill punuunt tu luw, ilxed a f«gftrd being given to terms tiBil '• » and 10 In BUxJk 831. ltt*r- Advtrtl'laK Oiln aaU. lo AutUsl U, 1 a 13, 1 w«« dlrwtud tu n»njitr of payment In cant ui)« or 1 will udverllse tint fact tha< on tf«(in««- minimum price ul which mild lots using fuses of incorrect size. Most branch circuits r#- . "aiid blwU I' HHIHHI..1 on « In 'aid Llocku will he sold together more mlnlaouui IIIJD ahall k* if luriher notlc* thn.lf ttie Caf- l d»wn ppayment »(«« day evoiiliiB, B»pt. J, |9<3, the Mayor raqulr. a d»wn payme ami Council will J»a«t at «i«* P. M. •with all other details pertlntnt; "'"uah Cttuaell AM, by mio- tthh« balancbalan e of purchash e prla» U>U> »« paM inlnlmuin price tieing Jl.KOU.SO Upon iicceptuucu i'f the v quii* 1$ ampore IUSM, the main circuit—30 ampw fww. • niil purnutnt tq 1*W, ""e* a in tlie Cocncl! Clitttnberu, ttynlclw*! paid Ih W«»l monthly 1'>HU|W««* "Uuildlna", Couks Avenua,. C»ri«r«t, iplun iiosl.- of prB|mitnt5 duetl and bid, ur hid aAiove inliiliiunii by tr)e prliMi »t wWoh Mid lots take further notto. hat at 11 1 l( N J , and tt^VOf adveftliilins t|il» *al«. 6ald lutu In •Sayor uiul Council an.I the VIS" ** ,!''<>ck will b*aol4 i«.iS«r «ttl«, or any J» * Data and to ifc* Mild blocks If sold on terma will thereof by the purctniner aicordlflg be adjourned **••,-•;.- . U> tlw 4ano«r of turokiut In tt- 1 cordlnif tu (unH at Win on tUt raijuji'u A down payjnent of 4l8().Oli k V»fd fo vktwy-do not watt* it. belt) on vewvea the fj* ^'" th« BOIOUKII Clerk open to Impee the balance, of purclme- price lu be cordance w4th terma ut sale on Hie, lion nnd to IJ9 putjUoly rvU t>t}" liald In mi unl monthly Installment!, tb* ftoKMJi o( C«.!*m»» will ddllvfr anU to sell atttrf to nale, I'Otu II, if, U iji Bleck W T«*« fuither i)Mlc« that at m\i a Barrain and u«ie Deoa (or u«ld Borough of CaflftSt A|»e*ameat malt, or »ny ilut« to which It may l 4» be aUjowroed the Mayor ami Cuun- i J. vmny, hel«» UM C»r ell r«airv« the rllflit In ltd iiti«re- ,e further T oy(h Clerk. •wreinlnlmum .. BorougU ' Uon ti reject any o»e or an hjfji and to oil vitta lot* In said blovki tf lutlon and \>u,. as It may Hlent, du» nlntnuni, prwa rd Being given to teruu »nl int m «»« »»• w |TAll! WAI BONBP :.-,*,;•yav PAGE EIGHT Fuhion Preview Flying Fortress Bandits Seize Box How's ON THE SILVER SCREEN But Get Only Ef f i Gunner Real Hero 1 States Merchant Maim. ' IAS ANfini' ; rAI.IF B;in- Your Health? At Perth Amboy Thetdret to the Warner Bros,, n,, dit( »rl»H at pi'lnl point * br>x, By Th« Medico Beat* Off Foe, Douses Fire, li ngcr the "unsunif h',,,-,,, pr*nimnhlv mut-iining (lip day'* war, anj n?ver hdvf ||,,n ca»h rrroiplst. which Mr and Saves Alt On Board. Klein light* shorn- „„ „ ,', If you doMre the privilege of Mrs, Ralph Hrrl wrrr r^rryins men more deserving nf,,.,', iployinir the doctor tjwt you home fniin Ihoir flnri'l nhop for LONDON.-Credlted by n Plying and praise. the evening But the Ixix can- w.int, you h»d better (ret bu»y for Fortresi pilot with a heroism that, Those are the ni,-n .,|, lilnH (inly rtgr which, with a lh»t is a ripht that you now ?os- "by the will of Qod alone, did not it possible to "hit |w ceitltiK price on them, could hard- •m thnt certain power* in Wash- t cost him hit life." Sergt. Maynard where-ver ht can fee f, ,|. ly have had much vnliie. ington have lonjr been planning- In lnil H. Smith of Cairo, 111., was report- liverinr the ne«.d?d ,,1 ,„ take away from you. ed to be a likely candidate for the und supplies throuifh n|, The prosecution of the Amer- highest decoration t^at the govern- feas. The story ld hn Increased his labori for Barnes, Sergeant Smith gave mor- bers, make up the ingredients of "Action in the North Atlantic" 1 tures Dick Purcell ,ln boy," or body servant, nbmit ch incry would be set up to sec vagania concerns itself with a 18 years old. In some ancient, tribal since even before his birth, six-yrar- KNOXVILLE, TENN. - Ed had to throw the blazing wreckage that employed per.tomt paid a pro checkroom attendant (Red 9ke!f ritual thj boy was bound hand and old I,o Roy Riii-lnn of 1530 W. Mon- Cloud and Earl Thomas wore roll- out through the holes in the sides. ratn for services. It would tie ton) in love with the Rtar of the fcot and exposed on Ihe ire to die. roe street, died ;il»ne in his home . Ing across the railroad tracks in their heavy truck when a locomo- saddled on employers and em- When all the extinguishers and floor show, May Daly (Lucille Somehow the news got out to Fatefully, It was Le Roy's best water were gone, he used his hands Ball). Although May loves Alec friend, his dog. Hiiby, which was tive hit them. ployees. Civilization, and brought Lower Post to beat out the flames. Meanwhile, (Gene Kelly), an erhptyHpoeketed responsible for his untimely death. The engine tossed the vehicle This .bill would give the Sur- tO th* attention of the Society for the tho pilot, Lieut. Lewis P. Johnson, entertainer, she is determined to li a While playing hide and seek, with right onto the pilot of another cnj geon-General the power and au- fWp»g' °n "' '"<" Faith, Catho- a Kentuckian, brought the crippled marry only for money. When Red Baby, Le Roy jumped into the Ice- gin* headed In the opposite direc- thority to hire doctors and deter- 1ft: organization. An elder, Father ship In for a landing. Sergeant wins the sweepstakes May agrees box. The dog. anxious to find his tion. A scratch on Cloud's head mine rates of pay, establish fee Blphefr Allard, mndo t> hnznrdous Smith had the fire Just about under to marry him. But pinna liit a ttft> to the place and founded a mls- master, jumped up against the door, was the only casualty. • schedules for services, decide on control as the wheels touched the slamming it closed. qualifications for specialists, de- snag when R«d fcc:identally drinks •ion. Later he drowned when hi; (round. a mickey and dreams he is Kinj; The boy's mother, Mrs. Oma Bar- termine what hospitals and clinics oanoe hit a lug jam. Lieutenant Johnson said that Ser- ton, was not at home at the time. Taxicab Driver Catches may provide service for patients, Louis XV of France and May his By their own labor, Poullet and geant Smith'* "complete sell-sacri- mamma t It w»i her neighbor, Miss Lucille lictate the number of patients Madame Du Barry. Du Barry hit predecessor built a two-story Baby Tossed Out Window flee and utmost efficiency were re- Nile*, who phoned to say that Le each physirian is allowed to treat pioves to be an unsatisfactory home which. before Uncle Sam sponsible for the safe return of the Roy was missing. Mrs. Barton har- BOSTON. — A baby girl — tossed and to give money to non-profit in- mistress because she is in love moved Into this country, was the aircraft and the lives of everyone ried home from the club where she from a fourth-story window of a stitutions and agencies engaged in with ^ ievoluntionary leader, the most Imposing structure in many aboard." is employed as a waitress, and she flame-swept tenement—v^as caught medical research or education. Flack Arrow (Kejly). CONTINUOUS FRQM 2 lM.-J#Qtti f A <-0iO thousand square miles. by a taxicab driver on^the street and Miss Miles started to search This bill was introduced by the "t have below a kitchen, an of- below during a Ore that ended the the neighborhood. Later, police were same German - born Wagner of Tou'll Never Know' Tune Ditmas fice, and a living room which is con- summoned. But still there was no lives of three of her family. New York who gave us the law Joan Crawford and Pied Mac nected by curtains with a small trace of Le Roy. As the fire trapped the family on Work of Colorado Convict that delegated all the rights w> Murray bring Helen Maclnnes' chapel," the priest explained. the top floor of the four-story brick CANON CITY, COLO. - Warden Hours later the two women no- labor but, as Quiilian says, even characters to Hfe on the screen of "There are two bedroomt above. building in Boston's North End, Roy Best of Colorado penitentiary ticed that there was some untouched "denies the boss the rights of the Ditmas Theatre, where they There is little money to work with, Mrs. Connie Sabbo, 35, dropped her said that contrary to the title's im- Stvtn food on the back porch. Fearfully free speech." are now co-starring in M-G-M's •nd I must go out and cut my own 20-month-old daughter Ann into the plications, the public should know DaVI the mother ran to the icebox. Her It is provided that you may "Ai>ove Suspicion." wood arms of James Carrabis, 27, who the story behind the catchy tune, Starting worst fears werp realized. For in- fhoose your own doctor if his Juan and Fred play a honey- "No, I am not sorry I came. I side lay her son's body. His torn had run from his cab wh« he saw "You'll Never Know." 4 Friday quota of patients has not been moon couple who take advantage am satisfied. But I wish I could clothing gave mute evidence of his the structure in flame*: \ He said the popular piece was filled. i'f theier position as typical tour- Aug. -a. / IMMt«" 4 hear from my two brothers. They struggle to free himself. But Ann's elder*Srother, 14, and written behind the prison walls by ists traveling in Germany before 27th ir« both prisoners of war in Ger- her grnndfather, Salvatore Infan- No. 22338-Charles W. Forbes, 22- ^SKELTON A coroner's jury returned a ver- the outbreak of war to track down many." tino, 63, were burned to death, and PARATROOPER HURT AT year-old inmate who has about six LUCILLE BALL dict of accidental death. a mysteriausly missing British her grandmother, who leaped from HOME months to go on a three-year term GENE KELLY, Le Roy's father died four months agent. The trail starts in Paris, before the boy's birth. a fourth-story window, was killed. Hardy, Arit. — Although Para- tor automobile theft. <-DOftSEY Mother Feels a Mental leads them to Sahfbcrg, where Ann's mother and two uncles also trooper George H. Robinson, 24, "He wrote both the words and the bookshop owner Felix Bressart 'Snap,' Drowns 2 Girls jumped and were severely injured. jiia.s made jumps rong'ing up to mmlc," Warden Best disclosed, SECOND BIG HIT Contractor Refuses to 5,00* feet wiWiout a scratch, he gives them the next clue. In Sala- PITTSBURGH. - Peeling some- I "and the advance payment and roy- berg they become friendly with thing "sn»p" in her head, a 27-year- Make Profits on War Work was recently injured while play- alties are making him the richest Pinioned by Rock, Lives ing with his five->'ear-old brother old mother drowned her two daugh- KANSAS CITY.-J. E, Dunn, Kan- inmate we have." whe-n, home on furlough, he had ters, two and four years old, in the sas City contractor, doesn't want to Six Days in Coyote Den Forbes, who works in the prison, RAHWAY jumped down a step between bathtub and then tried to take her make money out of the war, so the CODY, WYO.-Bnrney Roussan, a bake shop, entered the prison Octo- rooms. He was taken to a hos- RI. to SUN. Own life by inhaling gas, the police government is ahead $400,000 on one government trapper, was in a crit- ber 31, 1941, from Trinidad, Colo. His Empi reported. pital and treated for a ba«k in- .* MARJORtt WOODWOHtrl big army contract. ical condition after being pinioned income is being held in trust for After drowning the children, the Dunn's bid of $1,864,655 last year by fallen rock for six days and him. police said, Mrs. Raymond Gump for contraction of a quartermaster nights in a coyote den near tasted theni in nightgowns and Mecteetse. depot at Kansas City was $250,000 WANT TWO BEARS? Improves Visibility t|ic&ed them in their cribs, where Dr. R. C Trueblood, who teemed below the next lowest bid and he St. Louis. — Because Waller White paint used on the floors of tjijy were found by their father Rousson's ordeal "the most grue- explained to United States army en- Jlimmter is gutting too busy to factories in which bombers are con- when he returned home. some I've ever heard of," laid gineers it was his desire to build it ( care for his pel pair of bears, he structed reflects light and aids work- Gump, a gas company service- the trapper had eaten from one to at cost. But bis profit turned out |dcelares he will "practically give men by giving them improved visi- man, found his wife on the living- three coyote pups, raw, before the OAJt ST. AT FtVt COINERS • fHONt fA 4 Jj» to be $178,000. the Wars away" if someone will bility on the underside of the fuse- rill* lOUNl'M) l.tlWH fOom floor. He said he smelled gas rescue, and had slashed his arm "* CONItaUQUl DAJU HOH 1 Ml Now he has renegotiated hit con- give tfhem a howte'in tho country. lage and wings of the planes. "MURDER IN TIMES SQ." When he entered, but that a gas tract and scaled it down another and * rib "trying to find an artery" He explains that they eat only l(dve in the room was not turned $158,000. He told engineers he would after giving up hope of rescue. ten 1'oaves of stale bread every JOIN fl(B on. Mrs. Gump was not affected pay federal taxes and then divide the Roussan, about 40, crawled into day, or its equivalent in such by tbe fumes, balance among the Red Cross, USO the den seeking coyote pups. He things as turnip tope, apples or CRAWFORD. MacMURRAY D«tectives said Mrs. Gump ad- and other organizations. was trapped by a rock falling on berries. FORDS Starliut! mitted taking the children into the his back and legs. PI.WHOUU \2 Fn< bathroom and holding them under « Au Arms output in June gaini;, but fOKOB. K. I. r. A. *-«« the water. They said she had been Conscience Bothers Man is still behind iroals. Now to Sat. tinder treatment for a mental con- Woodi for All Purposes FRI. and SAT. , dition since the birth of one glrL Who Took Relief Checks Charlet Maureen The United States has more than OMAHA, NEB.—Clarence Turpin, Linda Darnell, Edgar Buchanan LAUGHTON O'HARA 500 million acres ol forest lands, WE PAY — 11. — 27 years old, figured a clear con- "THIS LAND IS MINE" Hero Sergeant Tone* science was worth more than the growing over 1,000 species so vari- able in their properties and charac- "CITY WITHOUT MEN" — I'llIK — Alto Selected Short Subject 1 Live Bomb From Plane S45 he said he accepted unfairly in unemployment compensation checks teristics that a wood can be found Ready Cash "SHANTYTOWN" Stan * Oliver SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA.- two years ago, so he surrendered satisfactorily to qualify for any de- LAUREL HARDY Ttaa Air Medal lm« been awarded to to detectives here. sired purpose. — Will. — a sergeant who flung a live bomb FOR YOUR CAR Mary Lee, John Archer JITTERBUGS" Held for investigation, he told of- out of an airplane lit time to save Whether it it paid for or not. ficers he-received the money in his SUN., MON., and TUES. the plane and its crew. We will hmidle all of your auto- home town of Indianapolis. motive problem*. If you want Bing Crotby, Dorothy Lamour Sun., Mon , Tuei., Wed. Master Sergeant John Cody Had- "I'm not entitled to that money, CHARLIE to buy, icll, finance or have iovt of Pueblo, Colo., was the hero Ginger " Ray and I just can't rest until I've been your car repaired, ie« Joe "DIXIE" til the incident, which occurred dur- Janai. ROQIRS MILLAND Continuqy. trom 2 F. M. Phqne P. A. 4-159J ing a test of night photography July back there to straighten it out," he BARROWS in technicolor », 1942. said. "My conscience won't let me. and hit "THE MAJOR 7 DAYS STARTING SATURDAY I accepted the checks after I had SPEEDWAY His bomber crew, experimenting "GHOST"on"thr LOOSE" AND THE MINOR" found employment." Mfith a photo-flush bomb designed to ORCHESTRA AUTO SALES Co. — wiiu — •tarripf THE DEAD END KIDS 2nd Bi; Hit illuminate the ground, released four 823 St. George Ave. bc/rnbi. A tlfth, which had a time nrlmt Vrrttalru Ainu Cho terM0RRIS Fri., Sat., Sun. Nijchtt DOM.kit I.AKl: I.AIIU Hte, failed to leave the bomb bay. TkUghl Chine** Woodbridge WEDNESDAY ONLY 'AERIAL * ^ Haddow found the bomb hanging U. S. marines arc credited will] Phone Woodbridgo 84)149 "GET GOING" introducing the art of boxing to the "THE GLASS KEY" IWm the arming wire. He picked it Sunday Afternoon 3 to 6 —. With — We §eH good tramportation, Grace McDonald, Robert Paige ! GUNNER' T'^SZ lip hurriedly and threw it down the Chinese. not merely uted. car*. — AUu — bomb bay door. It exploded in mld- "COCKTAIL HOUR" STARTS THURS. Freddie Bartholomew in Jimmy LYDON Alr just after leaving the plane. Special Prices : Stop in (or your favorite "JUNIOR ARMY" : ,'t- n uiND BIG HIT" APPLY AT SCHINDEL'S cocktail mixed •• you like it. GUM Ovenware to Ladiet Churlci Surely Couldn't "SALUTE FOR THREE" •J Take Wife'. 'Dirty Look' THURS., FRI., and SAT. Sales Clerks and Cashiers. Creer Garton, Ronald Colntan tUrring BETTY RHODES .CHICAGO.-Charles Talesky told MacDONALD CAREY j* coroner's jury lit; liied the shot Steady position. High pay. "RANDOM HARVEST" Which killed a young mother "just JOE'STAVERN )0. make a uuise." Opportunity of advance- (formerly the Show Boat) ****** ;B( testified his wife guve him a ment. Apply in person. Okipiiy null Jur, Sulr-Qnurra .'.^Jrty look" because he was intoxi- 266 Mudiion A»e. CONIINUOUS1 111 chiibttuilis pally. HE Perth Amboy, N. J. **• that he went home, angrily 97 Smith Street We Carer lu Purllo autt STATE THEATRE the furniture, picked up a ri- Hnu(|tiut>i WOOOBR1DGE, N, J. Ij ttepped into the sliest and dlt- Perth Amboy, N. J. I*. A. 4-l5U,1 4 DAYS - STARTINC FRIDAY it twice "just to make a Today thru Sat.—The Seaion'i Mmical Hit Humphrajr Bpfart in Noah Berry J. bjillet zinged into a nearby "DIXIE" (in color) Jim Rogar. in and killed Mrs. Ana]ia Naugi, arrinn Bing CROSBY - Dorothy LAMOUR—plUl "Action •r of two small children, GAME SOCIAL Robt. PRESTON rn recommended that TV in Ut« Every Repair Job Fully laborer, b« held on a Game 17, Jack Pot $25 each week "NIGHT PLANE from CHUNGKING" CWck«n»" tor charge. Gvaranteejd. For cleaning North Ailantic" Every Thursday Evening new partt or regulating, Sun. thru AT briuf your watt* to Ch»i. tAUCHTON - 3 DAYS - STARTING TU^AY r TmU cm ft* only 10 oi Turkey'i cities 8:00 P.M. "THIS LAND IS| |«ipf; f« 80000 ALBREN Inc. report more thtn * , AT Blggent was litan- 133 Smith St. tbo Aegean port tf Si Andrew's Church Hall d t ST., AVENEL, N. J. i W.d. tin, 8^, -* "CABIN IK P!-^