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XXVII-NO; 6 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948 PRICE THREE CENTS ,i Repeat Legion Auxiliary Officials See Poppies Made Crowning Adult Education, Recreation Will Checl Programs Planned By Teachers [Jons' Show Fete Hefe ("ARTKRF.T A rerrenllnn and educational protnun f*r adalU Vandalism Is being planned l>v thr Frdrratlon n( Carteret Twirhem, It w»» annonnred todaj. On Sunday The profram w.ll herin in the fall. Mm. Lorcita Alionine, At Schools in Sunday apflktaman for thr «rnup, »ld a wrlra at Ifftnres la planned on health, home tinning and baby care, aim flints, folk dineint |H Will Be Use.! Sacrc«l Heart r.hurch and movie*. j Board to Ask Police The wope of the program will depend upon the demand, Mrs. pro(,, Sodality Arranges Algottlne said. If enough Interest U manifested, other aetlvltle* to Keep Closer Eye will l>e Included |\ Here Appropriate Program on All Schools

rl,:HFn—All roads will lead CARTERET Under the direc CARTERET — Police will "V n(Rh School Auditorium tlon of Rev. Larllslaus J. Petrlck, Firemen Get Field For Rodeo; asked to aid checking vandalism 1 « o'clock Sunday night, final iirranurments have been school property. ct Lions Club will completed bv the Young Ladles At the request or School Com-- ,is- minstrel and variety Sorinllty of the Sacred Heart Strict Rules On Use Are Set mlssloner Ster/hen Fedlam, .. i.iMi rfas warmly ac- Churfh for the annual May a w CARTERET •- Fire Company 2, to the rodeo must be strictly ad- district clerk will write to v/hrn presented here last c owning to be held In the churcl at 3:30 P. M. Hundny. has been grnnled permission to hered to,' Chief George Bherldan. Jr., Mr. Morris told the board of luD has decided to give hold its rodeo at the Walter B. that radio patrol cars check Miss Elennor Prokop will be "the trouble" he had with the i,,,, pn formance In an effort Overholt Stadium, June 10, but crnwner. Her attendants will be with reservations. firemen. property during their rounds'. ,ir muds for a boy,* refugee Misses Mary Oaydos, Lorralm Fedtam revealed that there ,, „„* a student at the Holy Krissak and Dorothy Lauder. Oer When the application ol the "They don't care anything about firemen came before the Board of the Board of Education or the en considerable damage ,h iMiochlal School. The boy, aldine Ciko will be crown bearei i,,,s been adopted by the and her entourage will Includi Education Wednesday night, Dis- stadium. All they want is the school property. Windows, hw trict Clerk Charles Morris asked rodeo" Morris said, 1 N(,» wearing bractrs which Janet Maskulin. Jnan Ciko, Karen been smashed, screens broken, thiU the "board give the matter Morris who passed on the vote kfs ,i difficult for htm to navl- Brechka and Elsie Perenc. Also edges damaged and lawns i,, needs a wooden leg. participating will be members of serious consideration" before act- said that if it happens to rain a lr ing on the request. led, T1;(H, who attended, the nrevl- the Senior nnri Junior sodalities. few days before the rodeo comes, 1 Seven new members will be ac- In agreeing to the flremenVi "the stadium won't be fit for a "Some of the vandallsts don Wi[(irmance» found the ((Ho* ly attention to the cepted into the Senior Sodality. request, the board authorized Mr. ball game for a month." mil ohfetody and sub- idlam said. Morris to write to the firemen He asked: "How would you like i IVIt Acaln stlgea undw the Festivities will begin at 3 P. M. to have horses trample all over Mr. Fedlam asked for si •reel inn of sttnlej S«yba, the when the groups will assemble at that the ball field Is not to be ill have Loil Btebner, Sr., touched and that section assigned your lawn?" Ions for a playground at the ohurcii auditorium for the Cleveland School, so that bids mif; lixuto procession Into the church,. In x received. rninplete program follows: the line of march will be the chil- iThf FORDS—That "Poppy Ray" Is not far away superintendent of the home; Mrs. Maurice Evans, On recommendation of Walter: i _ NiptIT Cl.UB StRNI*. dren and Sisters, first holy com- Plan to Abandon !,,,, Matter »f Coremonlpe can be seen by the picture above showing the state poppy chairman, and Mrs. Benjamin Sun- municants. Sodality girls, priests No Raise or Bonus lemlec. president, who presided^ ,.,. MAI'AM Z-A2A, Kan veterans at the Menlo Park Soldiers Home put- shine of Fords, state hospital contact chairman he board approved a grant of $lWJ'-: j , "in.l her Heuutlful-Chorus and altar boys and crown bearer : ting together the traditional crepe paper flowers for the American Legion Auxiliary. The sale of owards the purchase of a projec- 1 iv-t of t he'World do W." and attendants. for Teachers Seen Station Weighed I '"! i:,,k,,vli'. Avciimptnliid by which are sold throughout thr imlion in honor poppies Is conducted by the Legion Auxiliary or. as requested by the Columbus* of the country's hero dead and to help "those fur The sermon will be preached by .,.,MI qimrlet. and Legion and VFW Posts ' throughout the Rev. George Belas of the Colum- 1eveland-P.T.A. ), M,,i,i(.nin, Julo* and Andrew whom the wars arc not yet over." Lookinc at the Delegation in Harrington at Hearing Commissioner John Scally an> •|l,,« SIIDII. llli'hanl MlKli"*. popples brim; held by one of tlR veterans, from lcition from Ma.v 24 to 2!) inclusive. Members of bian Fathers, Nebraska. M iirnr NOVKIC; I'renontliifs the ^arteret legion and V. F. W. Posts and Sunday morning, at the 8 Fights R. R. Proposal; lounced that registration for kin- ,., i Jr., Clismplun Hoy left to right, lire Mm. Ilarry'lllcekiipr of Cii(teret, That no Such Proviriion lergarten classes will be held Juitt \ in' Not Work: H(B Vniir volunteer hospital worker; William Thompson. Auxiliaries will hold their sale May 28 and 29. o'clock mass, the chlldern of the , ,II-III- Uurul; FrtfoiitliiK parish will receive their first holy Available in Budget Board Studies Plea , 2 and 3 from 1 to 3 P. M. Grad>ffj in.I Wenliy O»trl, l-'nul communion. The PTA will tender latlon dates for elementary! . niiytlini: H«ren»dc of tln- CARTERET'-- Public Utilities ehools will be: Washington. June'; i.,,it,i Holly*: Apnl« Blo«- Cartvrvl Tax Rate a communion breakfast In their CARTERET — Teachers of the ,MIIIK <>lg» Holowctiuk ami Draft Final Plans honor and the committee in public schools have been told by Commission has taken under ad- 0; Cleveland, June 11 and Colum-* , i ;,,;•'„: Cuddle Up A l.ltllc Boy Scout (Chiefs visement the application of the bus, Nathan Hale, June 15. ', \.[.mii'H Kenrn«y,' PreiMMil- far'48 is $8.13 charge includes Mrs. Prank Krls- the Board of Education that they ,, r» Pride Trio, Sotif?», sgk, Mrs. Gabriel Nepshinsky, Mrs. cannot expect a raise or bonus at Jersey Central Railroad to aban- Commissioner Michael Shutello M.nliiili. JOMPII W*dl»k, Plan Wider Scope CARTF.RET — Carterct's tax for Memorial Day Rose Kutney, Mrs. Margaret For- this. time, because there are nodon the West Carteret railroad asked the board to «o over ths Jli rate for 1118 has been set at nadel and Mrs. Catherine Novo- provisions in the current budget station. contracts for transportation fie- Hi' I:|I ul lloaven," "Itnlhiti $8.13. hjlsky. The only encouragement for a At the hearing held In Newark :orc making awards. He wants a ,! . T.L: ' M.irnuerlte In«ra»slo. New UuitH nr«' IManned Observance May !ll; Wednesday, Borough Attornej ciioHim Announcement of the rate has Members'of the Sodality enter- possible bonus came from Com- clause (guaranteeing each pupil , ,n 'l.ivihm, Kurotliy Kales. for (iarteret; Hoar been made by the Middlesex Plan Special Services tained their mothers at dinner missioner John Ciko, who said B. W Harrington, In behalf o: free transportation, if the classet ., iinwik. Audrey Ward, Juan County Board of TaiaUon. held in the church hall Sunday. that the board will have a "wind Carteret and other organization! are out earlier or late. He said i» . Wiih.im Nnry, Afnm C«|)lh on Sunday, May 2it voiced strong objections to the K,IC••! I'.inipbell, Jo a (• p li I n r. of Leaders The rate is a 50 point drop The children of the school pre- fall of $24,000" from the cigarette some Instances, drivers would not n-k li;in I'.irlsK, Wllllillll Ma from the previous year. The sented a play under the direction tax, which can be used for current railroad plans. pick up children who have been, i •! n r I'lill, J«»n Kutihiir, CAKTERET- New Cub packs, CARTERET — Final arrange- Edward T. Osborne. State High dismissed earlier unless they paid country board reported that of the nuns. t expenses. The money will not be MI. K i knv William VHrga, Boy Scout Troops and Senior ments are beini; dnifted by the way Department engineer testlrltt a nickel carfare. i' MilLiii. Tcilrty HaymlmrHKl, Carteret showed the greatest de- Carteret veterans to pay homagq The oldest mother present. Mrs. available until November 1. the :n-' ) 1'iny, .AKrtiil* Kotllrmkl. Scout units are planned In this crease of any of the 2$ munici- George Chamra, and the youngest board -was advised by the State. that to build the proposed Routi Harry Lubem, member of the' •i i h I'linrlra HUMO, t>l. k borough, according to plans out- to deceased veterans on Memn- 100 the state would have to acqulr ii. •.i• -r Kovacl, Hoi* l'alni- palities In Middlesex. |rlal Day, Monday, May 31. mother., Mrs. Michael Mudrak, Walter Niemlec, president of the High School faculty submitted a I'-.N.IIIV Mnului-h, Dorothy lined by Carteret Boy Scout lead- were presented with gifts, Piano board told the delegation of teach- the property. The highway woul report on finances of the Canteen. l»iii-ki ! Patrick DeS.intis, chairman of ers at the meeting of the Riuitan selections were rendered by'Shir- b adjoin the property, he said, bu He told of purchases of various ll'llil II — >m*THKI, M'KNK Council. Boy Scouts of America this year's program announced to- ers that they have Just been access to the station would be cu Hubert E. I.ee ley Elko, Joan and Thomas D'Zur- Wise, .and there equipment, making available a ... Kiutre JS held in Perth Ajuboy. day, that .the exercises will be along illa, Vivian Krissak and a vocal B»ni8d. A ti off by ramps. ~lllJIIHW»||||jj TtU» , the same lines as in past years wilftte'll b a ffurther Incrementt of $100 amplifying system. Tho balance'df Nfnrtneanea,, RaRayy KIMipr Morris Margaretten, selectio1 n by Matilda Morris. Railroad officials seek to aban 150.10 has been appropriated for wiimky, Stev« Morlncii and arranged jointly by the Le- for the 1948-1849 school year. tlon chairman of the council. don the station because they assert , ,„„ nvnipri..r in** In l>ir* Are Free gion and the Veterans of Foreign Mrs. Lqretta Algozalne, spokes- e proJeclor ll l addressed thr group on the im-of Foul Baseballs business does not warrant keeplne' ° ' l« | Wars. man for the Federation of Car- Stanley Epychln and Ruddy « nv*r, A Four l*af portance of the new Scouting pro- it. It was testified that the aver- IKBIM J. l.ukurli The first activity In connection Hebrew Alliance teret Teachers, said the raise was number of passengers curried Walker, manager and captain re- i h<. MornlMK gram citing Scouting as America's Hoard (iives AHSiirancc long overdue. She said: "We find spectively were granted the use pli with the exercises will be held on six trains each week day at the Youth Movement which offer:- it hard to live on what we get of the ColUmbus school field six tftllu young men the opportunity of de- To Pavlik; Fears lliw Sunday night, May 23 at 7:30 station is 23, of whom 13 are regu- M. lililvlilll' now." days for games by youngsters Hani Vernlllip voting their efforts toward the o'clock when memorial services to Honor Mothers lar commuters. Children May he Hurl The delegation also sought an Philip Waron asked authonza- Mk lk Ideal of American freedom. services will be held at the Sacred llMi . Adam ijlmla Heart Church. Rev Ladislaus J. CARTERET-The Carteret He- increase In ihe pay of Ploryce tlon to conduct summer band ses- Hone Tylku Scout Executive William A. CARTERET Walter Pavlik, 50 Ulmtr Uk Petrlck will preach the sermon. brew Social Alliance will be host Brown, who has been a substitute sions. The board will .study hla Wright explained the steps for the Hermann Avenue, has been given Cake Sale May 23 k After brief rites at the Carteret to all mothers of the Carteret teacher for sixteen years. The request. Vi.ll Annie MinII limi n I organization of new Cub packs, assurance by the Board of Educa- Jewish Community at a special board indicated that there was William Tritanaky Boy Scout troops and Senior Scout tion that his anxiety over the foul ferry slip, all units will assemble Jo**ph Anslvlno ta 10 A. M. when the parade will affair to be held at the Falcon nothing it cotlld do. Miss Brown for P.T.A. Group Kyiti At H* units. Greelinits from the region baseballs landing on his property , Hall on Pulaski Avenue, in Car- is getting »1,MO a year et lmder wa The Joliti TroyHiimi were brought by Joseph Doud, is to be eliminated at once. I B V' marchers will teret, on Sunday afternoon at 2 Other items pertaining to teach- CARTERET St. Elizabeth's Legion Auxiliary J«n«t (Hilda 1 ..Harry Helm deputy regional executive. He told Mr. Pavlik who appeared at the wind their way to the Walter B. o'clock. ers: Parochial PTA has set May 23 as Dorothy I'utnkk of the work being done, in ihe board meeting Wednesday nUiht Overholt Stadium, where the exer- The committee for this affair Mrs. Isabel Federbush asked the the date for a cake sale to be i'" .H« AnileiH regional arc;* for the "Strengthen Plans for Dinner 0Jn was told that A six-foot screen is cises will be held. includes Morris Brown, Betty Ben:, board for an adjustment of her held following the 8 A. M. mass. •'iuU«ri Ball the Army of Liberty" program. to be added on top of the baok Following the exercises, a din-Louis Zelman. Annette fjolomon, salary based on degree credits. Her Mrs. Stanley Szyba is chairman. WlllUm Ziilln Tlie Hath e I i n K represented .stop this week or next, ! ner will be held by the. veteran Jerry Price, Elaine Solomon, Har- request will be studied, by the Assisting are Mrs. John Teleposki. Will Fete Gold Slar Dimlle \MNII groups in honor of the Gold Star board. Mrs. Peter Toth, Mrs. Stephen Mlnuwl ft I>oruthy chuiches, service clubs, veterans Comphiininu to the board, Mr. old Gross and Leonard Kahn. ik Mothers and I'IIIIH organization.'! and parent-teacher Pavlik pleaded that he and hisMothers in the Ukrainian Pavilion. Tliis program will be in charge Mrs. Elizabeth Sufchlnsky ap- Kopin and Mrs. Mary Hidi. Fr«d Zullo Special memorial services also H'I>AI,> H associations interested in Scout- wife have been worrying over the of Mr. Sid Smith who will act asplied for re-appointment as home At the last meeting, Mrs. John Sunday Afternoon ••• Himr...H r.,..Ir»nB Novlk, ing. fact that a ball miiy hit one ofare planned by the Catholic master of ceremonies. Mr. Elmer economics teacher at $2,000 per Lynch, regional director of Paro- i-:inifr niako ft Entire churches and will be held at the annum. I:MH«IIII)1«, Lauding the inauguration of the their throe children and possibly E. Brown, of this community will chial P.T.A. groups installed the CARTERET -The Legion and I i:t or MUNHHIN* new Scouting project, Governor other yimimsters. in the block. His stadium, Sunday night, May 30. deliver the welcoming address. The following will resume teach- new offlcres. Auxiliary will honor Gold Slat iil.-min, C4PUIn Jack ing In the fall: Mrs, Harold Stern, They are: Mrs. Andrew Abarny, « I. LukScli. Mlclmel Alfred E: Driscoll has written the home is directly in the back of tbe Along with the entertainment mothers and fathers at a dinner/ Carteret K. C< Group ' Mrs. Robert E. Seader, Mrs. Lil-president: Mrs. William Uhouse, "I /.ullu. John Trnyannu. local council pointing out that home plate. to be presented -all mother will Sunday afternoon from 1.30 tt»'; I'AVI.IK'B OrtGKESTRA lian Kobrin and Mrs. Dorothy V. ice president; Mrs. Stephen 4 P. M. in the Ukrainian Paviltoiiv , I'M.iUU. BUI Uwlor at "America needs among her citi to Attend Convention receive corsages and refreshments He related the trouble he has Hausner. Qoyena. treasurer; Mrs. Frank Mrs. Thomas Jakewny will be to;: lens a far better understanding been havini; in the past. When a will be served. and appreciation of our nation CARTERET—Members of Carey Leaves were extended until Skiba, corresponding secretary. charge. Details were outlined at i ball landed on his property, not Council, Knights of Columbus MBS. BASOO DIES September, 1949, to Mrs. Jean Bel- Mrs. Norman Nelson, recording this week's meeting. ,' and the things which made one or two, but ten youngsters t have made plans this week to at- CARTERET — Mrs. Elizabeth afsky, Mrs. Mary P. Owens and secretary; Mrs. Joseph Klsh. pub- PARISHES SET America great." would run over and destroy his Mrs. Jakeway will be assisted by tend the StatQ convention to beBasco, 87. widow of Andrew Basco. Mrs, Edna Thorn. licity; Mrs. Armand Bartlia and awn and shvubbe y. He even Mrs. Harry Gleckner, Mrs. Loretto Teachers Ask Twelve- held at Atlantic City this week- died yesterday at lifer home, 52 John Paul Tomczuk. 131 Emer- Mrs. Stanley Szyba, hospitality; Nevill, Mrs. Walter Sak, Mnp ound one of the boys looking Randolph Street, after a short 111- son Street, applied for a non- Stephen Jacobs, welfare; .hrough boxes In his garage. end. Mrs. Charles Sldun, Mrs. Clifford Cut-?, \tugyar ahd Sacred Month Pay Schedule Grand Knight Arthur Ruckrle- m-ss. Surviving are a daughter. teaching position. Mrs. Stephen Pallnkas, refresh- ter, Mrs. Theodore Pfennig and. "I don't mind the lawn or gel and Joseph Casaleggi ara theMrs. Elizabeth Szigeti, with whom County Superintendent Dr. M.ments, and Mrs. Peter Panek, Mrs. Waiter Colgan. ii:; she resided, one grandchild and CARTERET—Teachers would shrubbery so much" pleaded Piw- delegates with JaWs Dunne and L. Lowery sent the board a list of chairman of prizes. Reservations for the luncheoft' ,„ two sicat-grandchildren. ! like to get their pay in twelve ik. "but I'm always In fear that Andrew Hila as alternate. thirteen teachers who have ap- Special prize winners were Mrs. to follow the Memorial Da| ,'fe ,, on Jutie 26 monthly installments instead of X baseball may hit one of the plied for positions. ;IAUTKHET-Tw PiTiihea will Julia Mallnowski, Mrs. Betty Fish- parade shoula'^made with MrstsJ- ten as in the past. youngsters and possibly maim him j Charles L. Worth of Lambert- ll>eir sumflar religious er, Mrs. Mary Lenart, and MrsGleckne. r or Mrs. Cutter. ,''; The request was made by a for life." ville applied for position of super- ivi'. >! was announced today. A. J. Symborski. It was requested that all stand- delegation of teachers this week vising principal. No decision has l>! |1'"1'' Maim Reformed Lately, Mr. Pavlik has kept the CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS The hostesses were Mrs. Joseph ing committee chairmen prepari • to the Board of Education. been reached on this matter. > ••'•'Hi utilise (wo clMtrooros baseballs landing on his property. Sandnr, Mrs. Frank Nudge, Mrs. their annual reports and seatff ] ;. request will be made. Commissioner. Michael. Shutello liam Peticotty. 30, except Saturdays writing. Set for rtfjty 28 and 29, Three new members were ac,-,?^ said he felt that thek problem is cepted: Mrs. .Helen LombertJ|| MAY »< St. FrMdi, Sacred Urges Installation of serious and that the matter was CARTBRJrT —• Buddy Poppy ENTERTAIN GUESTS Mrs. Ruth Ennle and Mrs. up to the Board at Education to 14--Dance sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary, St. Jamei' h will oonduct their Three New Hydrants Days will be held In this boroutjl CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Umansky. the.WashingtoWhi n School correct. .• • ,' Hall. May 28 and tS. seph Shutello, Jr., of Emerson Mrs. Clarence Slugg, unit, tune 28 Mid continuing CARTERET-Mre Capt. Patrick In response to claims by Mr. Meeting I. Q. O. P., at Odd Fellows Hall. Election of officers. S Members erf the Legion am Street entertained for a few days bllltation chairman reported fill Jlljy CARTERp a the Misses Mary and Helen Miller a book has been purchased J. Donovan of Fire Company 2, Pavlik that he had been abused by Crowning; Sacred Heart Church, 3 P. M. V.F.W. Auxiliary are mukiut; pie the youngsters and even, "a mem- 15--Craftsmen's Club Dance, St. James Hall. paratlons for the sale. and Emll Miller of Astorlu, 1/. I. will be sent to Roosevelt Hospital® ha* recommended to the Borough 16-Meeting of Young Ladies' Sodality.Holy Family Church, lr ber of the high school faculty," Metuchen. , ^i Oounoll the Installation ol three 30 Card part* sponsored bv Court Fidells, Catholic Daughters, It was voted to donuto $19 '< | <_'''«'n to Take Part additional hydrants, one at Jersey Mr. Shutello asfceU MT, Pavlik UJ submit such names to the board. St. Joseph's Church Hall. the Menio Park Hospital to reco Day fete Street, another at Veterans' Place 21—Dance sponsored by Past Commanders' Association, Ameri- and the third, 500 feet from Vet- "We'll quickly take care of that," Ctfteret Sets A Precedent chairs. Shutello added. can Legion, St. James' Hall. It was planned to attend aj|7 of Fire erans' Place. 22--Booster Banquet, sponsored by Win or Lose Club, Packer 1 Cou,rt of Publk Opinion Session Believed to be outdoor social at the Lions Hbfii^ - have voted to pwttcl- Hotel. ' , pltal in June, spon,siw>4^y Wf>1^ ""' u"nual Memorial Day Spring fashion show, movies. Washington-Nathan Hala PTA, at Nathan Hale School. First of Us Kind Ever Held in a High School county executive committee. At Don't Invite Burglars I '&st meeting, 23- Memorial service for all veterans in Sacred Heart Church, ikin CARTERET - - Establishing a Kukoski and Alfreda KoUthskl; •HMiiied for 7:30 P.M.. witnesses for the negative yme Card Party Thursday HIT Meeting of Star Landing Post, VFW, Borough Hall. 8 P. M. precedent for any public-school, '-"""•ary members Don* Leave Telltale Sighs When YoU Close Your Carteret High School held a Hdun .iiiva.si and Virjlulft Hite. II '''hey. are James Me- 24 Bazaar of handsome and home-mad* articles at Lutheran for Catholic Daughters "'In Home and Go On Vacation, Sheridtm Advises Hall, sponsored by Ladies' Guild of Lutheran Church, Court of Public Opinion. Edward Kopll and tpsr Eesko Ibrii '•"ui» WalnwrWt tod The session WM presented by wt-re ttttorneys fOF tt)6 affintui- •V'llsl|, starting at 3:30 P.M. CAItTERST—Plans have CAftUfBET-Are you *«ln«. Any perwn, burjlan as—Spring d,»nce sponsored by Young Fwnle's Club of Free Harry Luttty'fr' fr^tolenu of tive and neglUfB. TWpecUvely 1 1 completed by Court Pidelis, q»tl to "Jiwtto'1 burilm Into *«<« know tlj*t **W ike bffnt * Magyar Reformed Church, St. Jww* HftU Kara Brother* American Classes, Ann Feigel #«*%O*rt Clerk ollc Daughters for a card p*1 homo ^ titumerT down M b*m at thf #nr. »> VMr.Lvb although .mil Mr. Lut)|ia'iiw the to bv held next Thursday nigh 27- Meeting Carteret Civic League. Borough Kail, B P.M. hume- one Is home, » many Including St. Josaph'l School H»H 28- Dance sponsored by Past PraildMit!;'JwJocUtlon, Legion The u)«m#{MfnfUwjury mere An open t*tU* Cwtexet, Junior William fclbrtr ftnd Mrs. Indicates a week-end trip. Auxiliary, B.t. Jarhej' Hall, Hi«h William H\ilijty, {Catherine UOB ftillw'iplbW George 29 Wuddlng qf Florence. Prokop and Albirt Richard Buno at Towi Sullivan, JuHe Beech, Wal- co-chairmiuj. U Sohopl tlon of Mrs. Jtiih Llpyci,' Sacred Heart Church, 4 P, M .jfe'>, school in tar Kln»,'|BBihanley, William that the wading of LMi»n Mercer and Clink.«. wmiing, Our being Varga. 8r*;JHiiam Vwgtt, Jr., Anenue Lady of OftodCounsel Churc^MenSE,j» p. M UK hold such a 11 ilon. Lillian Bc|||tt» aierolft, Henry ,j,Of milk f or 3I-Menior(al ' ' ' - "*—-• "- • An trial was ||tlk, and Andrew i •* mail tint- •:« Tu*KJuStowW, urn•itoremw of the ' lttol • Mtclia mi ;,{ he |Ur, lAStttfiT PRF^ FSIDAT MAY 14. 1MI

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Hue?:. Cjisatigr usd liu ^:j*i. Pwx... ail* J>; M A C F1BE UAM-4CLS UOISE C1O-VTA--T.'-.1* hwat 4^ S- li* 4 fflre These ore Cmpietebttftmmtit Cater 19 Fjre Telephone "Roods anc kind 0* • Jaw it's At onh kiod of «',i»LX betaaie tbe automobiles ftqutrc >;..::: iai ihil time ISMC lead*—10 *idi- ttkfttmts ne- ana xWttii br trirrftiaa before! ftd- mote ureiuii 10 dcuil in brtaih uking dukf! We cM Tb* Okun". t.. carry fourczllf ia jud Bat, as jou C^D MT fium ibc IJIM- IMJC joo to faul a picmre as •"«*», so tfat Warns>i. O- Tise . adduu aew tablt u a pmmakmmakioi t * BtEiiti -fat k»^jJ#* in Ameit* cUm, totmfmtht rya! See a thrilling irt o«i toe (bat uke> tunr a* wdt «• gj goad |ubuikua l irom the large nuaibti M«W8O2D d h l I LFurnishe\ d SinI.«|U.«I Tinier, /"•-« If » ___ CARTERET—Columbus 8chool , ,,,. I' An interesting Nagy, Helen Cap, Mary Ann Cap, CARTERET—MiM Marian Doro- American LeKion will attend today announced the honor roll of spring flowers. The bridesmaid! t ,„nkrd the annual musl- Lolores Neder, Qloria Lysck, Kath- hy Zatllt, daughter of Mr. and the Americanism Rally spon- ,.,l last night by the teen Balewlcr,, John Pee, Jean for the fifth marking period. The wore pale canary yellow gown* sored by th* New Jersey Legion if? Mrs. Stephen Zaflk, 3 McKlnley styled similar to the rrmld of .•i Joseph's Parochial De Santls, Theodore Possert, Mary students Include: May 23 at 2 P. M. In the Con- \venue, became the bride of Mi-honor's and carried baskets of school auditorium, Ann ftocuslcr, Barbara Bishop. Grade 8-Marle Knorr, Eleanor vention Hall, Asbury Park. lhr :hael Shomsky, son of Mr. andspring flowers. took part were: Margaret Nedzbala, Barbara Nedz- Korupchak, Harriet Mentcher, An auto caravan will leave the Slip Covers Mrs. Michael Shomsky, Sr., Cooke ;,' AherncLhy, Timothy bala, Edward Dunne, Catherine Gloria Nemlsh. Lillian Perka, Following a wedding trip to the Borough Hall at noon, Arthur Benson, Robert 8sakl, \venUe In St. Elizabeth's Church Pocono Mountains the ncwlywed.i ,,,,,,,,1,111 callguarl, Eu- Krallck. Arlene Uhmise, Gloria iere at 4 P. M. Saturday, Rev. An- Commander Walter W. Jacob, John Sarlk, Audrey Rocky James Nagy, Herhcrt Kaplan. Ed- will reside Rf, 1937 Vine Street. .„;,„,,,„,!. Alan Kochek, .hony Huber, pastor of the chureh, Wadlak Is urging as many Car- Made to Order and Albert Rocky. ward Gluchoskl, Robert Buerk, A; - Rahway. For traveling the bride 1nm,t.ino, Joan Shaw, jsrformed the ceremony. teret cltlxens as can to attend ,„„„•, paulola Barbato, Also, John Medvetz, Dele Fran- lenft Uhouse, Helen Peter, Mary wore a grey suit with dubonnet the rally. L u k a c s, Lorraine Goz, Alice The bride was attended by heraccessories and a corsage of "M,slik William Uhouse, ces Nlemiec, Joan Mandichak, Chakcy. lister, Miss Betty Zallk, AS maid gardenias. •a Kinnelly, Paul Juanlta Gago, Yolanda Weber, if honor, and the Misses Marguer- TO ENTERTAIN GROUP You'll thoroughly enjoy ,,„„,-,„,. Sleklcrka, An- Margaret Mary O'Brien, Carol Grade 7—Qlorla Bodnar, Qer- The newlyweds are both grad- te 8homsky, sister of the bride- CARTERBT—Mrs. Andrew Le- cnsembling your fabrics . ,, Ki-ujrwskl, Nancy Hooll- D'Zurllla, Donald D'Zurllln, Chris- aldlne Csakl, Janet Meeryesl, Eve- groom, and Elaine Sabo as brldes- uates of Carteret High School. hl shlck. Fitch Street, will entertain "m Mm-io Cutter, Charles tina Bufchlnsky, Helen Soltesz, lyn Sharkey, Yolanda Weber, Phyl- roaldti. She is employed at Merck and the Daughters of flt. Mark's from a new, and ex- , in IT Kostych and Mary Donald Shutello, Robert Rocky, lis Wozny, Stephen Bernard,, fcol- William Shomsky served as hisCompany. Rahway. Shomsky ton Mllak, Yolanda Ternylla^ Ar- Church Guild for the June meet- tremely colorful selec- Arthur Dunne, Frank Kertesz and irothcr's best man apd ushers served with the U. 8. Navy and Is Kaplan, LoretU lenr Nudge, Gloria Jacob, fijene- ing. Ii,,,. sii- Oail Dunfee. were Joseph Shomsky, another now employed by the Frigid tion. We cut them to fit Also, Harriet Metncher, Mary vlfve Gluchoski, Virginia Gilnm', The group met at the home of brother of the bridegroom, and Freeze, Noma Electric Division Lou Burke, Robert Yustak, Eliza- Janet singer, Merle Roflrkf, Jarj\ Mrs. Ocrtrurie Mulvlhill at the right in your home, Lawrence Mlzak. Francis Kocxan, Plant, Perth Amboy. beth Edmund, Barbara Klsh, Julius Chomlcki, Lillian Pancsto, &t\ :ousln of the brldt, was page boy. May meeting. Hlla. f and they're delivered to |()ll0r Roll Listed Kish, Barbara Relncrsten, Stephen The bride, given In marriage by Torok, Arlehe Torok. Eileen Per- Grade 5—Patricia Wllgus/irene her father, wore a gown styled you beautifully made, |li«;h School ence, Mary Totli, Mai-Ian Sohayda. Turlck. Arlene Sandor, raitrlcia with a Spanish lace bodice and ' preaned and ready to add Arlene Sandor and Ronald Lukach. Pross, Eleanor Krlmln, i wanna lipper satin skirt having a square neckline and a full skirt trimmed For Better Brakes i.ui"r — The following Jabs, Arlene Fedlam. Zienneth a new note of color to rr with ruffles. Her illusion veil was „. ,i Carteret High School Jomo, Prank Nudge, Miq}* lei Har- Sacred Heart Chruch ilUdirii to a crown of Illusion Let An EXPERT Do Your Brake Wqrk your home. roll for the fifth Leo Davis, Fr/M Toth to Present Operetta Barbara Anderson, Etfvlna CZRJ- ind, clusters of orange blossoms. kowaki. JT Sh'e carried a white prayer book 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE • ,lonn Enot, Catherine adorned with gardenias and lilies CARTERET—Rehearsals have Grade 4-WUM».m O'Donncll \iiiMla Kotlinskl, Anna of the valley. NO GUESSWORK - NO EXPERIMENTING SOFA, 2 CHAIRS, AND IMnitn Hemsel, Rose Fa- been started for the operetta John PoloncMft; Robert Horvath, "Toreadors" to be presented by The maid of honor was attired n.inia Hitc Stella Sta- Williatnp«3er, Ronald Szpak, An- NO DELAYS 5 CUSHIONS Plni Szilvasl, John Hay- the Sacred Heart Church at the drew ^^dlam, Robert Rusnak, In an apple green dotted swiss COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SHOP lunniis Dunn, Robert High School Auditorium Juoe John Chomlcki, Anna Holoob, Ei- gown styled with a rultle waist With Weltlnt and Heavy Duty Zippers and skirt with a drape. Her head- ,i Kdwani Skocypec, Anne 20. Rev. LadiJlaus J. Petrick Is leen Gluchoski, Mary Regan, Joan mi dress was a matching straw pic- Large Stock of / . KliwibeLh Zatik, Ruth sponsoring the operetta. Kish, Helen Furye&z. ( ture hat and she carried a basket ,iir, Andrew Kasklw, ^The production will be under lace Kazmlerski, Warren Mrak HYDRAULIC PARTS - KITS - BRAKE DRUM8 Itmlrtk, Veronica Kear- the direction of Mrs. Genevlevc laceKazmlerski, Warren Mrak. Diiscoll and Miss Eleanor Aba- Thomas Toblassen, William Yu- BRAKE CYLINDERS - CABLES, ETC. • \i i liew Sloan, Howard June Wedtling Date ray will be at the piano. hasz, Nancy Amundson, Edith Col BRAKE DRUM REFACING . . ires Soltys. Set by Miss Matwy Amies Anderson, Lil- Kan, Charlotte Cooper, Eileen Fer BRAKE CYLINDER HONING AND REBUILDING !,;,im. Anne Nudge". Anisia ence, Gladys Hawkes, Carolyn King, Barbara Krlmin, Dovoth: CARTERET—Miss Olga Matwy, PIN FITTING EASY PAYMENTS jnhn Bortok, Mllllcent Craftsmen's Club daughter of Mrs. JusUna Matwy, Winifred Hundemann, Misak, Carol Nudge, Patricia Pu 16 Veterans Place and the late BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING AND BALANCING •,,iniu, Veronica Yapczen- slllo, Stanley Prokopiak. Alex Matwy has set June 26 as the FRONT-END REBUILDING ||..,, Sii-rotu. Gencvleve Urban- Dance Tomorrow date of her marriage to Frank \'l., i.ni't Varna, Ann Marie ; Maskalys Entertain Nagy, Jr., son of Mf, and Mrs. .'.- iiniiv Tuiick, Norman CARTERET — The Carteret Frank Nagy, 8r., Hudson Street. Rahway Brake Service MARKET SUP COVERS l)..iniliy Simon, Marlenc Craftsmen have completed final At Christening Fete The cwemony Will take place In < AKTERET 8-5332 I : Anii.ibelle Diinfee, Stella arrangemenUs for their Mother's .St. Demetrius' Ukranian Church Motor Tone-Up —• General Repairing — 24-Hour Towing Service Ruth Or Day Dance to be held at the St. CARTERET — Mr. and Mrsat 3:30 P. M. 1263 MAIN STREET RAHWAY 7-1511 DAILY ft A, M, 6 I". M. FRIDAYS 9 A. M. - 8 P. M. Hi Miimniak, Ronald I James Hall in Carteret tomorrow George Maskaly, 617 Roosevel In honor of her approaching Ami O'Brien, Dorothy | night. Avenue entertained at a christen marriage Miss Matwy is being Samuel J, Gassaway Joseph N. Gassaway 61 WASHINGTON AVENUE CARTERET in sirtlii Tracz, Dorothy Included in the various coin- ing dinner at their home In hono: given a series of affairs. inlir .Jnlinna Laskl, Theesa mlttees arc Meyer Rio.senblum, of their grandson, Michael, son o .;::. Hubert Modrak, James Henry Morris, William Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maskaly Muliaol Polanin. August Kostenbader, Charles Sr.. of Dover. ijiniiinirs: Albert Andres, HI- Hemsel, Ben Kay, Charles Morris, The parents are former resl Prank Plrlgyi. Walter Gawronski, Hi i \ Stella Blnlowarczuk, dents of this borough. Jffirs. Mas i iiifi'inviild, • Blanche Gu- Louis Kalas, Joseph Kopln, Harold caly is the former Irene Bura i. Aiii' Karmazln, Helen Gross, Walter Ward. Rev. MacWarre- n Street. The infant was lit:, Lcvlnc, Prances Ml- Donald. AnKclo Michal. Albert christened in St. Ellas' Creel liNic Nfmish, Eleanore Kftstenbader, H e r m a/i H o i n . Catholic Church here by the Re ;. M i l d r c d Estok, Mary Henry Meklune, Frank Hill. Alfred C. S. Roskovics. Sponsors wer bn. M.uinn Ward, Ethel Milak, Wood hull. J. P. Goderstiul, Law- Mrs. Jerome Riley. of Linden an Rusher, Myra Drourr, rence Hopp, Robert Morris, John Stephen Bura of this ORDERED SOLD!!!! ! Bmllliir. Nemish, Fi;mk Ban-fuid und An- IKII: Gloria Donoghue, thony Bubenheimer. U'liiiiiin. Ralph Russo, Music for this atlalr will be Charles W. Walling lu Fnloi i (i, Rose DominRuez, furnished hy Eddie Puulscn and to Wed Neimrk Girl For Whatever it Brings in Cash—Entire Stock fcluy Kr:ler. Hrlen Skltku. his "Ansoniiin.s." |bi:h Marry. Audrey Conyack, Added attractions will appear In • CARTERET—The marriage fuii Smna. Doris Zelenak, the form of novelty entertainment, Miss Gwendolyn Lillian Mercer, Ihin H;i|nisky. Rose Paloczie, door prizes and orchids to thedauhgter of Mrs. Sidney Mercer of of the Wonder Store, 333 State St., Perth Amboy nnnncll, Florence Minue. youngest and oldest Mothers pres- Newark, to Charles E. Walling, i Dmnrllv. Amit-s Capik, Joan ent Tickets are priced at 85 cents son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Al- Mailrnr Iiozak, Charles each tax inclusive. bert Walling, will take place May LADIKS' 59( CHILDREN'S 22x44 lln.k Holmes Neder, Gabriel Dancine will be held from 9 29 att 2 P. M. in Our Lady ooff Good RAYON PANTIES Fine Cotton Knit TURKISH TOWELS . Hi U'II Kunlyla, Irene Rago- until 1 in the morning. Counsel Church in Newark. , PANTIES [SALE SMS RAYON GOWNS lv.i>i Wvisimin, Louis Taml, White - Maize , First Quality Colored - ('hcoks I U.-v.ik. Ruth Davis. Peach - Blue Double Crotch $1.98 Value Lace and Ribbon Trim Reg. 3^ Pr. RAIN OR SHINE All Colors, Lace Trimmed Keg. 5!H' »sme Auxiliary for each is for Card Party 29c pair 6 TODAY 39c each HTKHKT-The Ladles' Aux- [ WORTH DOUBLE YOU NEED THESE { JUST IN TIME! THICK AND THIRSTY f 'no Brotherhood of Israel FRIDAY jiimmi: ,i card party May 24 *j |r An,i::m:ue. The committee MEN'S 59c INFANTS' DRESSES CHILD'S PINWALE - 'f the affair consists of MEN'S SHIRTS 10 A.M. CORDUROY 11>••.;'! Venook. Mrs. Samuel ATHLETIC SHIRTS AND PINAFORES •'!:•! Mrs. Max Schwartz, White Sanforized Broadcloth OVERALLS $2.00 Grade • Hair, a collection of old Cost $3.00 $2,98 Vulue ; & LASTS 10 DAYS >:il be made to be sent New Summer Shipment All Colors 39C «i€h Sizes 1 to 3 First Quality 11/ HAVE DAUGHTER 79c Shorts 59c $25,000 stock of fuu> i ^ each tH.KKT-...A daughter Der- inerchatiding tossed on ( $ J^.33 each w:is bom to Mr. and 89c T Shirts 59c Some Cost $3.50 •Aiiniu, Jr., 53 Wheeler the bargain counters ( SWEETEST STYLES RED HOT VALUE I 1 ' tlie Rahway Memorial 1 Mrs. Evonitz is the to be sold in the short- j : HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS I'ii.irlutte Brltton. eat possible time. Be { FINE GOODS, AT PRICES YOU HAVEN'T ON DISPLAY IN STORE. SEEN FOR A LONG, LONfJ TIME. m i-1.^ hrs lur Nails here at any cost. I !'•• ;i-''i sni'V/a can be seen ana 1 First comers will get t ' •' ' - ' ii utored In glas« Jar». LADIES' $2.98 ' • 'i|Uij)])fd with div.sions MEN'S TIES Men's Pajamas best choice. ; LADIES' SLIPS ; ! i'l-'« for spparating di- !r ! Reg. $1 to $1.25 *2.t>8 Quality I' :."ils u:n| »crevv«, $3.98 - $4.98 Quality BLOISES Nice Patterns, Fine Make, Boys' 4.49 Shoes 2.99 Plain and Fancy Colors Broadcloth $2-17 69c Girls* 4.29 Shoes 2.79 00 %IM Multi-Filament Quality 3 for *2- $2-69 pttir Child's 2.98 Sandals $1-44 each NEED Latest Deslfns 2.39 $2-63 WHILE THKY LAST BEAUTIES MEN'S 2.00 Bathroom Sets Men's Hankies SLACKS 1.39 CHILD'S $2.00 CHILDS' COATS Rut and Seat Cover COAT & HAT SETS Large, Whlto, Hemstitched GABARDINE OVERALLS Bonier Brown - Tan - Blue Boys' 2.49 Shirts 1.67 BEAUTIES Wool and Bayon Gabardines, Twills »nd Otlitrs Ltteky Boy Make ALL WOOL Beg. 20* All Sanforlied , NEW STYLUS Reg. $8.95 $5*" Children's 100' < wool S.OOSweulerH 1.97' TART NOW to plan your own "dream kitdlM* '" pair S with beautiful weUn»*(k YoungsUrtvn kital*n 9c Reg. $6.95 .$4^.99 Boys' V.S. Sneaks 1.77 Tough, Sturdy Overalls ALSO TOl'I'MKS UDJU. l Koii R*pla<« your link with a gleaming, streaiqBned MULTI-STRIPED "KitcbeMider" with acid-resiiting porwlain en*m* MEN'S 35c SOX Every item marked CHILD'S SOX DISH CLOTHS vnCrdit, eled top, dish •HTwgetabfci »p«y. well-pUnntd Djsh Towels with sale prices for drawer* and *tor«|e ipux. Irr. -Good (or Everyday Wear 2Uc, 35c, 3Uc Quality Keg. ttf M quick and easy selling. N» llxtra Cost! tana* your working ip«* with a continuous CANNONS Nke Pattern* 2lc pr. MI'I/TI-STKIPKD Hi ^ Come wait on yourself, , , "" iiiirrrftt ,,r cmtrf- •weep of Ubk-top cabinet*. E«y to iniUll without First Quality I.AIUiK Hl/K •' »III-II >i,u buy ,our • Keg. 391 Each b be thrilled at these low \ Uw yow wall ip«ce with ipacioiu, convenient e*bi- r prices. each 1)1 5 9c I'aul K. WU th«i match Uw other uniUaad fit perfectly b 21c •»*, 6 pair *l-°° 1 *>i>tuiii«trl»t kUd ** ' • A $ Saved is a $ Earned j <« i *our VfcRY USEH1L LAST FOB YEAKH 4 • . . 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Per Pi Burk' bs; Mrto*. ••- V •••-.#•: Urn ..mmita ComhT Xn vw Zippy Dm O» 1. JTiinnr MiUn «r- ; conducted by Dr h 1324 a Ye* 'Mr •ire M'i r,». Th* I/w»l**t Word Jiwph rto CARTERET — Trip V- 4 -f **••• Kami) Wtrtarrt Clark ArUvjr of Murtc »t Cr M ns "on Cpjk K. of C. pinnws will b>,. OofKn-ar Joan R:#>»art Julia j M: G--, r r-W Hii!. He ;* » »ffl be Mr< national '(8 Uncart and I iwph Ti:h Y , M • Hi< pirms •*> Mr G»bne! v»I > Sf*.w;«n:n2 Br<*»ci bom to Mr. «d Mrs Kaplan ; M«. Kmi. June 3 DaT Pai Mr Cradl, ***** BT TWO CiO* OIE8 .»nd win-* am! up to-

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r otto- machine Police said it* Car. )l Erile: Mary 1^ body apparently lodged ia the un Cjrveten Past* Joyce Lamana: Mother's Cookies aw*) r!«>TrarnaEe of the second ear :ind MinE Mc-tner. rfhool. daiite. P(/p dte- B*ck recitation A Vm Special Day Oo»s th.; Weaj»i. Julia Lukas. Sica: «x«ri«*. Oriiy On» Haabe-.li Dor It o. Mamnret Ciark: 'a'-rp churm arrf 'f :t. A typical Mother. Thnon Carmirhaei Rob- Robre: Petvinb«. Joseph ToUi.' ~ "" •' ')«pTT-,mt M the er: Sabo Aiber; Breza Robert J'j^ph famu. Kdirard Ri?ler and nan FlfMfttg la Hnfco period pifturH Speaker Jotfph Holub Itrnarrt RroniU NeiJ C;- Juspph Miyorcti. song. Now Good To UM Mnitm bun flgfitinf b <;*»«*». -jf I'lmcu. *.th the ciption: nd Rir-hard not a (port but the dramatiutidn "Thr titri^g fr. of Americi a Boroaovic: a rwiution A ~~ i of a peat national tradition. Th* to Mother Joseph MayToiv. Elinor export curb on tracton1 ra>* of Uie drama are aa rigid and M;ias and Rooer: Suhay, song, V S TO AT«r,(-.r; roniumeri paid \iM\ f 24 b:lli'jr> d'»!lars for to- FOR ALL OCCASIONS rf. fr-^i,cs and inwfcinj gup- Virginia Ham • Roast Beef plies Tre IKK riper.diture for to From Fartorv to prrducii *a« 1-7 billion do)- Uri. Roast Chicken • Assorted Cold Cuts Ofar t* Off Tr(-*5urT tax expert* who re- cently rr.*de i Jtudy of tobacco Hand Bags uie. rfpr.ri that cigarettei in 1M« New Store Hours For Your Convenience iccounted for 77 per cent of the LEATHERS! FABRICS! total tobacco uted in production. Back in J915 cigarette* accounted PLASTICS!

for or.ly 10 per cent. ' *• 10'•*•- The ;iM- ded many de- ANNOUNCING presccn yeiars, average changes in P. A. Bedding Co. volume ul v. jy« and meant From basement to balcony, shop Maiur's P. A. of doing loint-lhiii^ abuut him. CONTEST PUROFIEDPILIX)WS Bedding Co. for the best in juvenile furniture, The cwifeftjicr, first of its kind ODORA CLOSETS carriages, bedding, home furnishings and floor coverings. ID the nutiw: is -|«.ii5'ired by the HOWELL KITCHEN Chic»gu toinii.i'.ice on alcoholiim. Dr. Anton J. ('arlsun. univenitj PLAYSkOOL" UI.W fure\y » does the diabetic, a person Vatae UMn»ria« with cancer ur tubercuiosif. THE WINNER: COLSONTRKES MattrMi T« fit At SMh "Iliejr mujt not bt couhued with HOLLFAST BIKES Ketular %\}M IQ.U FtEC WET PROOF If n.»i bopelen drunks and bums. Thi« Yea, at the end of SearsWay gftNtfny *afc on Saturday, Nay 15th, Value O MATT1ESS TO FIT Fftt» '19 matt certainly does not describe the COLUMBIAN BIKRS alcoholic. Not all those with «B you may he «* winner. On this day at |sM*. U in ottr rftfewe e«* •kubol problem arc hopeless. Many will br drawn by »Impartial person. Wbalwcr the "wbh" &*wn may MAID of them h«v« high intelligence, fine. delicate makeups, and art aroaaj IM- »s per rules outtned, it wiU be fulfilled. Came in aai^h>4he lucky our cuiitinunity aud social leaders." winner.

41 DON I FOR< JRDAY P.M. FRIDAY, MAY 14,

4*P Thrift FAMOUS BRANDS CANNED BEANS

/(^^ //• MEATS Thrtit-Prtced A»P's attractlvely-priwd "Super Right" meals ghre you tender, juicy goodness galore because lliey'ie tpecially selected fm fine quality. And A&r's Close-Trimmed method of cutting them gives you greater value hecause excess waste A&P's PRODUCE is removed hefore your purchase ia weighed. Produce prices *rr always down to earth at ASP ... fruili and vegetables it flavor peak every day,in the weelj, became they're har- Prime Ribs of Beet vested fresh, delivered frrsh and sold fresh. Smoked Ham» \ft|)Al*Of(llr$ From Ja;tsy (arisi l«a bunch 35c 4 mm

Snei un- *-47* ** "» * ' Chuck Roast or Steak I«M in ' able Celery OJIP whu. 2*lki 29a Pot Roast <«n»ltw Chwk-no tat addad Florida Grapefruit Ura* UM 3f«19c Porterhouse Steak Short tut Florida New Potatoes . . , . a 3*. 23c Sirloin Steak «o n>vorfui fc 8Se Ut't'n Pepperfl Spring crop 2 it.. 29« Boneless Veal Roast Shouidar fc65« Fnsh Pineapple" **•**•»*• aackl* Leg or Rump of Veal . • , . a . *> 65* Hllllbarb Shawbwry varMv 2bch» 13c Fresh Hams w*oi» or .ithM halt While Onions • Fort*** 2 it. 15c Freah Pork Shoulders Short cut Ducklings """a ^""f* "n*" CANNED MEATS Chopped Beef Purt bMf-lrtihly yin** Plate and Navel Beef fta* or eorr»d S|>aro,Tr«etarRedl-Meat 12 oi can 47 o tb.75a Boneless Brisket Beef fcwh or eom«i MorreU'g Snack .... 1} oi. can 39c Rib Veal Chops Short cut-1.» t.79« Casl1lb.c*»31« Breast or Neck of Veal . . • • • t.87t •yarlfc.(an32* Smoked Pork Butts •«<*" «• B&MW.Stew ... Sliced Bacon Sunnyliald-wgar-curad to'73« Beef or Lamb Stew SUM-M^SI 1*

IS 01,* Fresh Whiting «. 19c Faney Shrimp >*> 69a DAIRY CENTER II AM Beans Brick ovan baktd 21. In the refrigerated cues of A&P'a Dairy Center Ov«n bakad-v.j)*wl»n Miu'll find donna of dairy-freah fooda at dollar- Heinz Beans or with pork and tomato iftca Matching prices. Stop in for yout favorites FREE! iVew Perfect Bl«««f today! Libby's Beans Vigttarian ,deX0 RECIPE BOOKLET!

Want 24 free and easy Swiss MalOlU Ib59a Red Kidney or Red Beans Sultana 22 or c«i 2 (or 25c Boston Brown Bread M*IO"» W«»- tan 17o recipes for praise-win- Red Beans with Chili Gravy Sultana I6oz.can2f°'23c Grapefruit Juice, . iaoi.cui3t<»20a 4ooz.«snl5o ning cakes, {rollings, -0-Bit Proeeea Aaiaffcaaor Pinnate fc 57« cookies, p$9 and fried foods? Then send for ip Cheddar Whoia raJll-'ciirat] fe 65< Lima BeailS lona 22oz.can2lor25c. Tangerine Jfuice . . it OL can 3 for 29c 46 OL^H 23c your copy of the new I at •tier Cheese FoooVaft ooipko, 19c String Beans lona-sr^n tui I9ox.can2iot25o Yellow Cling Peaches A it fancy 29 o». CM 28? Perfect-Bleiul dexo Re- cipe Booklet, "24 Ways t Salad Cottage Cheese iwan'* IOLCUP17< Tomatoes lona and others 19 ox. can 2 lor 25o Chase & Sanborn Instant Coffee . . *oi.iar39c I to Win Praise"! It's ab- Fanc solutely free. Just write to Dexo, ASP (Division I marine Wrick fc.44« Libby's Tomatoes » . \ 28 oz. can 31o Beardsley's Codfish Cakes . » . JOHOJJW49IT—~-|* E), Graybar Bldg., New York 17, N.Y. am Cheese lordan'i« feat loi. pkg,2'oi35c Sliced Beets o«m.id »«, can 2 (or 23a' Beardsley's Shredded Codfish • ., 4oi.pko.16c '"" Cream lorda»'» plat cont. 42c Whole Kernel Corn SUII»M V)

l; Candy Bars and Gums 8c varittiai 2ior9« «t Cream Hta*y .wWppN H*tol«oirt.36e Sultana Prunes M«Jiumiii« lib.pkg. 16« 2tb,»k».31o Budgei-BeuUng Bugs Garden Relish AwPaga I0otia«17c sit Milk HorMfHtiiad « unt 23o Sunsweet Prune Juice . . . • • • qi.bot,25c , ^1 Milk Non-homogatilMd ql.('ont,22c Fruit Cocktail Sultana 30 OL can 37c Macaroni or Spaghetti Ann Pag. liupkg, 15« FROM A&P's OVENS Grapefruit Sections. A&\P fancy 20 o*.candor27c Franco-American Spaghetti . »% ox. can 2 for29 * Our Bakery Department is cram-packed with the kind of luscious, oven-fresh treats PrUllC Plums -ASP fancy ,jpoi,can21c Ann Page Spaghetti iu»ovtoia» i5Hw.«aii2»or25c that will do you proud. Yet pricea are mod- k est every day in the week. Come see! Apple Sauce . A&P fancy 20ot can2for 25c Sparkle Ice Cream Mix chocoiata«yannia 4p o«25o i« ox. loaf 2Qo Cream of Rice Cereal • • . • • Woi.pk«.27o Cherry Preserves Ann Pa«a ' life, i* 31« Iced Raisin Bread Marvai Suimyfield Rice Gems . . . . . 2pkg.2.'>c Flour Gold Madal H«k.r'i, Pillibury U^a*(|8S«I UN) bag 1.99 Snowflakje Rolls pkfloK6(otl5» Wli<>ntieH . . . . 8 oi. pVg. 2 for 29* - Hoi oka 21°, Flour SunnyfuW-all-purpow Ulb.b*gti3« 231b bag 1.59 Coffee Cake J»M P*ksr-5 Yariata • aaeh 27« FAMWS A*P k ol uk Junket Quick Fudge Mix .... WojLpko.27o Fels Naphtha Soap . V • • r » t »»r-itvaral varWi.. 10ox Sold in the whole bean and Cuatom Grdund • » • i Dundee Cake JamPatkw tiaiii»cak«53i! "lien you buy it, jijaf rpt for beat leauhf Fig New tons Nabiuo 7nr«• **• *7° A'Penn Machine Oil , f • » • . JeUyR# mure for you money! ' • Nectar Tea K ntitonai Uvorit. .mb.pkB51c A^nit Dry Cleaner ., • • v* 79c I BultWKolch, Choc,. Fudgf, PlnMppla o < EvaporatedTMijk wwt.HouW DufffllMRoUMjU . « • • • i

IwWftj PAfeE 8IX FRffiAY, MAY 14, 1948

with players in each position On Mm Florence Prf/1(1|i Flattering Frock* first bast. Hunk Prnktil. Bill Cartercl Drops 6-4! Derewetski Yields 4 Hits As Holy Family A. COFtorke and Carl Marclniak; Becomes Bride Mm •> on second. John Kendnierrttl. Bon to Play Tonight Maskal and Wall Coanshock; at CARTERBT '• MIH I 'GamftoFordsA.Aj£jfffe$ Trip St. Mary's ,4-2 shortstop. Wall Msllnowsjti and Prokop. daughter of M> Joe Trmtirrskl; at third base. Prnknp. Lelck Avenuo, •,-,, St#Vf D Ahhaiirllo. rf 1 Steve Lukasiuk. John Harv'att and tele Paul Prokop, will bn '.', itthinc nrc viHdH i Crrwl lb 2 Will Engagr Strong In Interhoro I>oop , Walt Oluchoski. In the outfield.1 bride of Albert Rtchar-i ;• 1 2 nnlv (• thriv *lnalp> and i O'Cimnnr P MeadowbrnoltR al thr Ernie Sabn. Chrt Romanrrwskl. Krtn of Mm, Evtlyn Brm 0 CARTERFT r.ii!crc' dropped I * ti;i>!' In beating South Amboy KcniK-y. p Bill Ournry. Walt Moskal. Joe York and the lite Dan:,, i, 0 Ovexholt Stadium a S-4 fifi-ivinn i me Fnrtl*. A A in j Si M»iS''s at South Ambov on 'MrKcan Zagleski: on thr pitching*laft, Efl »t the Sac ed Htart Chin County Interbnro i Tuesday afternoon by a 4-2 thf Mulrili^fx CARTERET-HQly Family A C.Lpwanriowski Ed Stanbach. Jim May 29 Bt 4 P. M. M-fnii ,1 bin rrnwrt Wed- score IVrrweUkt had thr situa- 25 Rledel. Stan Mnlmn: catchers. nesday tvfiiiiis .V Fortl5 Park unn under control. Rl all times 'Filed out lor O'Connor in 7th. will play their flrst home (tame at Jim Rrsko, Hen Kolndzipjski and Oiayflab Thr box w'tr follows: Cartcm tallied a slnnl<- run in Carleret 0 1 1 0 p 0 0— 4 the Walter Overholt SUdium. to- Caw Makwinski the swond and Hirr* mnrp in LI,. S A St. Mary I 0010000—3 niRht The stronx Perth Amhoy Crayfiih eyvl are dark -• , The Perth Amboy Mcadowbrnoks and Ug6t in L!>e daytim* AB I! :hi ri SI Mary's Innr markers Moadowbrooks will furnish the wlli present an all-veteran team Coan'nurk 2h 2 I ram<- In the third rounil 1 opposition. composed of Reiner I. Pruss, Mar- :ih 1 It was in Hi* third fram* during FT ings Athletic Club The Rev M A. Konopka. pastor sicano. JtiBRn. Ryback, Wafiilek, 2 which KIP Blurs knocked Bob Will Meet Tonight of Holy Family Church and Wal- Vlrpllllo etutskl. Danials and Ko- 3 Krniipy. Pi. Mary's startinE hurler. ton ski 2b 3h ! ter Niemipr president of the Board vacs I from ihr mound He was relieved CARTERET - Wings Atbktic ' of Education will be on hand for M The Holy Farrriiy nine will also tlcsko. r 1 by Alflr O'Connor who finished the Club will meet In it.s clubroonu at the gala homp-rominK ceremony. be at home this Sunday afternoon ©Icnbcun r *fl name Festiviiifs will star tat 6 o'clock. c 7:30 o'clock ton I Bin when plans with the stronR South Amboy A ON THr BOAROW»IK CRourkP lb 0 CARTERET (41 Er »t >k* octan't «dq» «. Lukacn. rf 3 rrollfic Carp FORDS A A. <6' j j Henry Zabcl was presented with •njoy Hi* »iltil«riM *ttw !• ill b«ih 2 0 fieorgr Brent - Virginia Mayo J. O'Brien, us arrangements. Quite the coolest, most effortlessly becoming design of the Only her sister could save 25 8 6 Stockton, 3b 3 0 season Is the brushed print, shown above as it appears in the May "OIT OF THE BLUE" her from ilia me at a price no Tor RiMiVMiefliriWM: Atlinlir, 3 0 & 1211 Score by Innings: • McKeon, c Issue of Good Housekeeping magazine. At left fat shown how it Saturday Matinee O women could pay. Connors, cf 2 0 0 Carterpt 2 0 10 10 0—4 1 Helen Veronicn-Stroin looks as a dress, soft, fluttering. At right the same print adds up Color Cartoons « Nancy Colrman - Philip Heed 3 0 3 Fords 3 10 2 0 0 x~6Larkin, rf to an unexpected sleek suit with trim calculated lines, a scalloped "HER SISTER'S SECRET" - Sets June /.? Bridal jacket SUN., MON.. TUES. —Also— RONALD COLEMAN John Ireland Sheila Ryan CAKTERET — Invitations arc •RAII-KOADED 0 Academy Award Winner Academy Alleys i uoini; out for ihe weddin? of Mis "A DOUBLE LIFE" Hat., Sun. Matinees A FORDS Helm Ve onica Stioin. (laushtn'' Chest X-ray Clinic Stephen Foster Stephen Foster, who wrote many 4 Tech Cartoons * ol Mr and Mfs. Charles Stioin. 58 is Set for June 16 Dick Powell - Signe HUM Champions of r.incnln Avrjiije, for her marriiue of the best known kongs about the "TO THE ENDS OF THE FORDS, N. J. - P. A. 4-«34« to Julian S. Prtijtt, son of Mr and CARTERET—Health Inspec- South, was born In Pittsburgh. Pa. EARTH" Mrs. D. O. Prultt, 185 Pcrshing Mlrhael Yarcheski an- Pulaski League Avenue. nounced today that the chest TIH'RS., FRI., & SAT. The ceremony will take plare X-ray clinic authorized by the CARTERET - Aftor flnishmi: June 13 In St.' Ellas' Greek Board of Tlealth, will be held Try Our Complete ttie raiT in ii tie. the Aradrmy ItOAD TO RIO Catholic Church at 4 P.^M. in the board rooms, June 16 STATE THEATRE . Alleys and the Holy Family tcanv-- from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. ennased in a roll-off on Sunday With Hmc Crosby. Bob Hope WOODBRIDOE, N. J. Bradley queries 283,000 Army In cooperation with the Mid- which the Academy Alleys won, A; Doruthy l.amolir dlesex County Tuberculosis and Businessmen's Lunch officers on availability. 2 games to 1. to win the cham- Health League, the clinic will TODAY THRU SATURDAY pionship in the Pulaski Civic and Shorts be free to all food handlers, Gregory PECK - Dorothy McGUIRE in •Bowlins League. domestic helr>. etc. "GENTLEMEN'S AGREEMENT" In the final matches which re- Plus. Paul KELLY Evelyn ANKERS in sulted in a deadlock, Holy Family ISEL1N THEATRE SUN. & MON. "SPOILERS OF THE NORTH" rwepl three from the Adanats IREIJN, N. J. ME-G 1279 Coins aa Fuse* Fuses are safety valves for an iwhlle the Academy Alleys won -e- SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY only 2 from the Polish American IF YOU KNEW SUSIE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY electric Byatem . A blown fua* Democrats. should never be replaced by a coin "MY GIRL TISA" with Eddie Cantor & Jame* Stewart in Pulaski Civic Bowling "MAGIC TOWN or a wrong size. fuse. Fire may re- With Ulli PALMER - Sam WANAMAKER The MIDDLESEX HOTEL Joan Davis and sult. —Plus— Holy Family AC. 880 831 893 —and— 1 Main Street at Amboy Avenue .Adanaek No. 2 826 761 197 T.AY RANCIIERO "TARZAN AND THE MERMAIDS" ' Polish Amer. Dem. 861 815 in Tarzan and the Mermaids With Roy Rogers and Airport Fire* With Johnny WEISSMULLER • WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Triiteer Airport property loases from fire Academy Alleys - 87ti 920 with Johnny Weissmiiiler & Saturday Matinee—Cartoons totaled almost 10 million dollars fh WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY Brenda Joyce 1947. These fires, only 47 In num- ! Robert YOUNG - Maureen O'HARA in SUNDAY AND MONDAY her. destroyed 630 aircraft, 42 ban* i "SITTING PRETTY" Uncle Sam Says 1948 Lauch Hit gers and at least in nther buildings, i "HITTING PKKTTY ' WALTER READE THEATRES TL'ES. & WED. Itobect Young, Maureen O'Uara. CliUon W?.Uh MARY LOU

with Robert Lowery & In Color Joan Barton and TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY BIG TOWN AFTER DARK "REPEAT" : PERFORMANCE" with Phillip Reed & —and— Hillary Brooke ".SUSIE STEPS OUT" iFree Glassware to iht 1-adirs) DINN'EKWARE TO LADIES! 3 Saucers to Each Lady Announcement Take your place to the Parade to Security! No miller what your pre- tent Income is, «r what your fu- twrt may be—savin< lodiy will jrl J*n further, faster! And there.'* n« Effective Sunday, May 16th, Wafer, more profitable way to save ttun the convenient I'ayroll Savings Plan right where jou work! FYtry 4»IUr lucked away In bonds today The REG DINER will he If part of your "tike-home sav- top"~money-that GROWS. It's a THKl; WEDNESDAY .frotnlK of better things ahrad for MAV 19TH open every day including f*a and your family. For the sell- Employed, the Botid-A Month Plan where you bank provides the auto- matic, late, lore, profitable way to Sundays. ftl into Ihe Security Parade. Sign up for Security today! And remem- ber ... AMERICA'S SECURITY IB TOl'K SECURITY! U.S. Tn

Origin of Father's' Day It wiis a mother who started For the finest of foods "Father's day."1 She li Mrs. John Bruce Dodtt, »f Sptikane, Wash., a Writer of Indian stories. Struck remember it's The REO With the m-ed fur a day to honor father, and inspired by the love and sacrifices uf tier own dad, WU- ll*m Smart, a Civil war veteran, DINER. And for an out- *ho raised hu tnuthfrless family . tjj six, Mrs. Dudil proposed the BinEDAVIS , Hta 38 years ago, m litlO. standing Sunday dinner try JAMES DAVIS — JAMS PAIGE Shand No Wild I)" i '" Ku^as Kansas is tlic • n ' hi,.ir luivirj! our special full-course din- M deer in tin? wilt iLiie. What rj«er it U'ai are inntint'il in |uiis ner. McCAUimR THE WEATHER JwwHAVEi OVER THE WEEK-END (By wire from II. 8. Weather Bureau, Waahlivton) ALWAYS 2 BIG HI SaturtUy The AIR CONDITIONED Partly rluudy aud mild. Hunday FRIDAY AND SATVHDAY, MAY 14 AND U Mostly sunny and warmer in the afternoon. ieen O'Hara IH Vuti- • Renle Kiano rl McCrat In RED DINER Orovei Cleveluiid never came in "Ji(,(.s A MAGGIE tack tu the little white home in I r U,O BILL" IN Igir ~ MR, AND MRS. YVIUJAM rAPFAS, PROPS. - Iwell, New Jer^y. where he J v turn MIAV AND MONDAY, MAY lti AND 17 lames CfMX — CrMffe lUtl in Auiboy Avenue at Jftmes Street ,. STYLES •EACH DAWN I DIE" ls,. MI, imei D«UJM -^ Lenore Aubert in Ad 8een la ""'lllBW WCTBWIiW "ESQU1KEV . W».DNBgDAT; •. WAV IB, 18, MI Birtlt w/.".' I »; !,-;•!. ..•dr & 'APPLES OF DISCORD** •: Editorials :- Opinion of Others Our Hard Earned Dollars UMMI, LADOlTUt t* to work out a system ot v (|,, those hard-earned dollars slip partment of commerce requested an appro- Wt ilk* funny lam. Puni them Biut be tlmort u much andctnUWngimjUnm ,f ,,ui hands so easily these days? propriatlon for a similar tower. Am u mdlai them, for the Mnsc Individual freedom iHth 1 ,1 housing, and clothing prices are in- Not when we find that the personiiel In •tetutt book* of the lud ire planned economy, sure But the cost of living the Indlan Affalrs Bureau has increased Bbendly iprtnkled with the ludi- with social justice," he said, erwu. An economic plan, of r from 14,000 to 50,000 since 1932-one fed- In JoUet, HI., tt'i lUeitl to try ^t mice all of our dollars. Not by a la Intended to dlipoae the eral employee to every 30 Indians. And It on more Uun *u imttt In any ,,„(, While the cost of food has gone one item. That's tood for » tlon's reaouites to the beat I costs the federal government 10 times as * luith bat tt tl«o tickles the est of all the people—to < ,„ ppr rent since 1939, the cost of gov- much to educate the Indian in the federal tmtitnaUoD. Why *u the l«w plenty fairly, or to ration nl(]1i hns risen 377 per cent, and govern- schools as in public schools. > pejeedt Oar guen U, t dbgvuted city. But no plan can •Idernun «M late to town mwt- people's Interests until people i , noW rosts more than food. To pay the Not when we find that among the tal becatue he'd been ihopplnf Interested enough to serve J |K.in(! cost of federal government the polls and with hli wife. Oet (AuVht stealing io*p in plan. r,1|?. riti7.cn will contribute his full earn- government in 1947 one was to determine Mohave County, Arliona. and Experience under both ... (()| 75 (iays work to the cost of federal whether Mrs. America preferred cotton or you'll have to wash yourself with Ism and capitalism prove* that 4 man who can win people'* lq" ,inimt. out of a year if Congress ap- It till the stuff's used up. What ut y g p synthetic dresses, which cost the taxpayer a picture Umt paints! Denert rat alty, rouse In them a spirit ,hP proposed 1948-49 budget of $37 $50,000. intent on scrubbing overalls, pll- national service, and free |V(,C The fres laundry bar. Sheriff nabs from their lean and „. 1 New Jersey Taxpayers Association linn ruffian. compuTtery bath fol- free than U *iv« then- , , clear-cut proof why the federal saysy : "HerHeree araree JusJustt aa fefeww exampleexampless toto shoshoww lows. There's poetic justice for does more for national lir T s h th t you with true Western flavor. than any framer of a plan- ,,,,., linPnt Is winning the inflation race why the taxpayers' wages are shackled by In Gary, tnd., you can't get on Social justice, too, calls food—handhdss dowdownn. AnAndd, there's no the federal governmegovernment bbeforf e he bbegini s &t a streetcar If you've eaten garlic moral qualities rather than p,. (. fmrnula to tad why the wage-earner pay his cost-of-living bills. There are hun- within the last four hours. Oood tlcal beliefs. The man who for Gary I Undertakers In Shreve- socially Just Is the man ,^|,; ,1M)re„ than onfine daAavy iIn foufnnr workinwnrldncgr dreds more." port, La., can't give away book nlves himself In selfless ._. 1!n( i,. Sam. Not when an entire control Federal bureaucracy and waste explain a matches. That's one anti-strike And that depends more on I,,, containing over $40,000 worth of lot when we ask, Why do these hard-earned law they can't blame on Taft allegiance to Ood than to and Hartley. California State Republican or Democratic, t was solso d for $3,00$, 0 by the War dollars slip out of our hands so easily these law says you need a hunting li- servatlve or Labor parties. A inTii prevented by due care. ver Post rles and political beliefs?"- or left unguarded around dangerous fuels ramento (Calif.) Union. Hundreds of children are injured every and fires. Additional hundreds died every MONOPOLY AND THE MOVIES by getting their hands on a knife, a The Supreme Court decision SWEAT PAY8 OFF year because they put something into their against the film industry's "Big One of the oldest and truest-j •i of scissors or some other dangerous maxtnu. Is that there Is no sub- mouths that injured them, such as poison- Five" has struck a mammoth Itninimts. Parents, of course, know that blow at a super-colossal monop- stitute for hard work. And they) ous substances and objects that are swal- Under the Capitol Dome oly. It has dropped a blockbuster is no man of our time who' jii children grab for anything they can harder than Bob.Taft. lowed. Moreover, shotguns and other fire- on block booking, launched a Lli and, consequently, should under- By J. Jisepfc GribblBS fusillade against price-flxini and Our correspondbnt, .. arms are carelessly left where children can shaken Big Five control of 3,137 Lucey, did a "My Day" de_... bid the importance of putting these dan- 1 reach them and "play soldier" with fatal theaters In the United States. tion of the gruelling events _„ Us weapons out of their way. TRENTON—The I New Jersey charitable and religious organ- arid once in a while the solicitor This may cause dismay In the life of this candidate t(| in connection with anything of an It is impossible to call attention to every trail of disgruntled citizens in Its summer called upon the Legisla- ficulties over the foreign film getting up at 6:45 A. M. after a footed car drivers cause most wake, ture to present the problem to market. Yet It can have a wearying overnight ride fronff;| kriral nature. Despite safety devices, instance of accidental death that threatens accidents and kill more people the people for solution, but still healthy effect. It can give Impe- Cleveland to Dayton: 1 Because of a definite shortage in New Jersey traffic accidents [up floors and w«t hands make a danger- the thousands of American children who the Legislature would rather for- tus to the effort—already called ing the reception committee} 3 of funds to meet demands of through speeding than any other get it. for by the competition of good bolting breakfast: holding presfy rombination In connection with any- will die before 1948 expires. It Is likewise form of motorist. It is this type many groups Interested In pro- Protestant clergymen and foreign films—to make better conference, answerlns threw,, of motorist who is unprepared ng electrical. Obviously, little children impossible to establish rules for parents to tecting personal projects, the Sunday school societies have pictures at less lavish expendi- doien questions; catchlnR bus to ,'i for that split second when dan- 1948 Legislature is leaving an swamped legislators with letters tures. Hamilton; goinn to hotel for |iiot know of this peril and, as a result, a follow. Certainly, it behooves our parents ger looms ahead, the State unprecedented wave of unpopu- protesting against any legaliza- lunch In his honor but jettlnj r of them are electrocuted every, to act wisely and prudently to prevent their Motor Vehicle Department The public Interest In this 1 tion of the game, and the law- no lunch because of a call to the children from succumbing to a peril which larity behind although many claims. matter goes beyond the right ol makers hesitate to do anything the Independent exhibitor, who microphone to anscer questions promises are made that problems At 60 miles an hour, a car could be avoided by the exercise of reason- about It. One measure calling for heretofore has found himself about his farm policy, while the • Vhile it would be cruel to accuse the will be solved when the law- travels 88 feet per second, the local referendas on the subject greatly at a disadvantage In se- rest of the guests ate; then back; i * able foresight. department has figured out. If huts of the victims of criminal negli- makers resume business next with the idea of municipal li- curing first-run pictures and to Dayton for main speech at the driver's reaction time, which censing of the game, has already avoiding a bunch of unwelcome 8 P. M.; then to Colunrtras fo is tlu time it takes to remove been discarded by the Repub- "attractions" In order to get on« mUJnlfcW co»f«iajee; up i World War 2 veterans are the foot from the accelerator lican Majority. • he wanted. It reaches to the A. M.i and so on and on and on, seeking a cash bonus from the to the brake pedal, Is as slow as Another bill which would people's own right to- make their with the same business, to Predicts Flights to the Mooiji State as due recognition of their one second, the car. after the require a statewide referendum tastes and needs more effectively Wooster. New Philadelphia, MSP-. biakes have been applied and hie opinion Is expressed that inter-plane- pected "definite progress withlh ten years services. State employees desire to determine whether New Jer- felt In the choice of films for illon, Canton, Alliance, Toledo, ' • depending on, the condition of a $360 yearly wage increase to sey residents are desirous of le- their local theaters. Elyria, Oberlln and Akron, etc. |y nielli, or flights to the moon, may be toward the development of rockets for in- the brakes and the road surface, No more dramatic story of doing meet inflationary living costs in- galizing Binro games by char- We look forward to increased terplanetary flight." stead of the approved $120 cost itable and religious organizations, will travel an additional distance It the hard way uould be told ibh within the lifetime of those living. of • 1B8 feet before it can be vitality In Hollywood's products of living bonus. Highway officials has been introduced and is like- But apparently plain work The* revelation came in connection with brought to a stop. from their greater exposure to hat makes the Item worthy of note is ,r want a long term highway con- wise expected to be ignored. Thia the sharp but salutary winds of paid off. For without Sen. Taft'g the dedication of an exhibit of the work in struction program voted that bill also provides for a local ref- Thus, at 60 miles an hour, and competition. toll, Harold Stassen, himself a p presents a'survey among scientists, erendum on the question If the rocketry of the late Dr. Robert H. Ooddard, necessitate a bond issue extend- with a slow reaction time of one plenty hard worker, might have municipal governing body fails second, the c$ will travel a total captured the 12 delegates Mr. ; ifd out by a foundation by Dr. Q. Ed- ing into hundreds of millions of VITAL QUESTION pioneer jn the field. Dr. Goddard, who died to pass enabling ordinances with- distance of 286 feet before being Prime Minister Attlee has dis- Stassen predicted, Instead of the ' dollars. i l'andray. He reports that the men in 1945, worked on rocket propulsion for the in six months after statewide brought under control. claimed the half-way, position nine he got. Twelve would have turned were not "fiction writers" but State officials in charge of in- approval of bingo games. The unexpected appearance of for which his government is been a body blow to Sen. Taft.,/ Navy and earlier sat forth the mathemati- sane and other institutions are a pedestrian or another car, a sometimes criticized. We repre- Less than 12 seems to mean l h< aded technical men. cal principles of rocket flight, which were demanding more buildings to LOVE STORY;—Visitations as sudden tijm In the road, a few sent, he said, neither "watered- pretty much of a negative with copied by the Oermans. »house the State's wards to keep a Cancer fund solicitor bring moments of Inattention and the down capitalism" nor "watered- the bidding being left wide open. yvi i one-fourth of them said they ex- them from sleeping in corridors. many surprises as New Jersey driver, If he has passed the limit down" Communism. "Our task —N. Y. World Tcleeram. A?. Rutgers University officials be- women have found out. Some of control, suddenly faces death lieve a new million dollar library have a successful ending; others for himself and others. is indlspensible. Education offi- bring discouragement, gut the The department claims that cials are demanding more and work goes on for the campaign while speed is the principal Saving the Future of a Chili more 8tate aid funds to finance for cancer must be brought to killer, other factors may com- a successful eonclusiqn, lars a year, a single gift at a Single time- higher salaries for teachers, and bine at the wrong split second. v man, woman and child in New can be counted upon to request However, to one canvasser, a Driving while under the Influ- \ run make himself a volunteer in the will "adopt" a starving child and provide a another $13,000,000 from the visit brought not only a contri-" ence of Intoxicants, driving on c for Children. The Governor has supplementary meal a day for a year. State next year although $25,- butlon but eventually a hus- the wrong side of the highway, Savers at? invited 000,000 annually is now chan- band. disregarding the right of way of |fimmod the month of May New Jersey Telephone your nearest campaign head- neled by the State into public Elizabeth Freedman, of 41 others and Ignoring road signs i' lor Children Month. quarters in Newark, Trenton or Atlantic school treasuries. South Munn Avenue, East Or- or stop signals all add to the to use our ange, a worker on a committee reasons for fatal accidents. you haven't the time to go out and City and volunteer your services; or mail a Organized municipal and headed by Mrs. Carl Ruth, was county officials, who are scared check and save a life. You can save the fu- the successful go-getter. She HOSPITA1-8J — New Jersey (loin- bells and solicit funds you can to boost local tax rates any high- met her present husband when hospitals served 416,130 patients Interest Department ture by aiding in' the American Overseas er, are turning to the State for sun; everyone hears the story that she was making collections a during 1947 when an average more financial help. Heads of Aid-United Nations Appeal for Children. year ago. Last February they dally number of 46,900 men, ami oie-half cents a day—or ten dol- State Teachers Colleges claim FOB PERSONAL THRIFT FUNDS were married and she Is now the women and cMdren went to the they could put additional facili- wife of Mr. Elwood W. Ford. institutions for a cure of their tla» to good Ui>e. High court Also a volunteer's life Is not ailments. , Judges claim -their salaries are all trails and tribulations. There As part of the celebration of Astronomers As Surveyors .-inadequate'. is always the joy of knowing that National Hospital Day, George Smd deposits are welcome^ Like the average home owner, one is helping a cancer sufferer (Continued on Page 12) " world's astronomers are flocking to ducing the amount of guesswork necessary the State of New Jersey has 1 in the Pacific, itretching from Alaska when mapping the world's surface. many money worries. Most of Interest is compounded and ll| One expert points out that present dis- them are caused by inflationary ma, in order to view the annual solar prices and inability to get things GLAMOR GIRLS |),se which will occur on May 8th. tances on the earth's surface we known done during the war years. The credited to your brunt of the blame fell upon the i it going into the details of the as- only within 600 or 700 feet. Qf coordinating 1048 Legislature which early in in the session voted $3,000 salaries ii --' calculations, the observation Is time signals, in connection With the expect- i for Its eighty-one members, in- i to improve man's knowledge and ed eclipse, the astronomers hope to be able stead of the $500 received each more accurate maps by re- to fix distance. year for services rendered over the past century. The lawmakers set an txam pie which they do not want others to fallow. For Small Business /•' BINGO:—Bingo, the old fash- "nid the talk of helping small busi- their profits into planned expityribn. More- ioned parlor game which has graduated to big-time, is having ' have we? over, the 63 per cent levy s«eD» excessive, when compared with the tat on profits a tpugh time being recognized 1 u* on foe first 125,000 of earnings In its modern dress In the halls luus of the Legislature, f»om 81 t&M per,cent, and on t of these teyie. should Republicans choose to ignore "'s [l°m $28,OOQ*to $50,000 amounts the game while Democrats are not ^ con^red a tax reduction. The pro- 1 striving to have its playing by '"' cent. From $$0,000 upwards of cm u more in pie nature of the-provislon ' '»• flat rtte of 38 per cent^appHes. to permit couples; In all statta to Hjake re- '"•tti buHinew (toMrvti, at least, an equal turns on an equal basis. Aft** tt» ,6|uaU»- Carteret Press tlon process the adjusted levy ce«W be fixed Published by Cfertcret Pr«M 1 I '••> to bring in the same total tfw thd exiting T«lf P»iOB* CwUr«t Ililtt of ittin buMnMt to pf provides ' ' ' ft WW*J r:lp,l t > ; :<>;•<• Ambcry will address Army. Air I'.-' >•••• • Trmn.in s P""- lash" '.', it vaRt Force and Naval Reserve Offleers The sto:y of -Huns Urinker or PM<"! <::-M fifi'J 000 bufllfl for IMS L.r.r! in •which our fed- whm Mld(llc:rx Chapter. Reserve the Silver Slcntes." which has de- 1 8- II (' ;;.. "f tXfTl IWVint ill lOT.il •t siwi our pnymeni : In OfHc*rs Assoeia'ion mwt1; at Camp URhted children in foreign lands 1 eral bud' FURS MX -. (.)] municipal. federal taxes race upward un- Kilmer, Build Inn 1428. Tuesday. lands »K well as In the United CJUV • ,,M;1 •'•r"«>' purposes com- rherkfi Very few of us reahie Commander Bird's subject will be States, was written by Mrs. Mary tin v .1 •:• irflin*- in how stannerlni! n hu dep we bear ihr NnvRl Reserve PrnRrtim In Maprs IlndKe for her two jmnll IN M i •'•• i., uxl.iv by ih<" Nf* until we enraparc the flijun"; with Kiciition four officers recently on bnys in a tiny farmhouse on the 1 iimli'i nf f'omitvrc1 o!h. i • iviwi! :i sl;i',c»l(|i- total of pres«!ivp I("»'|5(I:M11V tills is cer- cr-rs who will PO on summer active MODERN .' HWfi line been levied la,^t tainly :i f;« •: in ,' 1 t';i m.inv casrs t- nining duty. Lt. fol. William V. eighteenth aentury. nnd only one of these, TTifl Kllmbrth Daily year : •I. ciiimii municipal, and But thciT i. -lot n countV ill GHrret'ion, Air Force, Perth Am- |)UI;M>MS T<> finance New VPU .Icrspv :n whuh nur citiwns <)oy; Major Robert C. Uuftn. In- Journal ivas founded early enough SCIENTIFIC Jersey '•: dilute uf ! hr Truman bud- tin nnt |>ny several timrs as much fantry. New Brunswick; Ciptaln to participate in the Revolution. (Tl. .; v.ui.ci <-<-ST New Jersey lo the fede: al -"ivpnimen' an they Charles O. OrocMti. Signal Corps. nosenwald Fund. Its $22,000.- fCsiiii n' < fi.i Mines H.s murh, m pay for nil county, municipal and Sayreville and 1st Lieut John W. 000 spent, ends work. VAULTS a I • i el $14« 952000 This schot'i! purples cnmbinffl. The Cacclola. Ordnance, Metuchen. ;• i i nn avwatfe of $1,028 will acquaint officers of their re- immlMM of times by «l:i<:',i the fed- Insured banks had record earn- T.;1V i;i New Jeriiey. said the spective branches of training ON eral Ux payments by counties ings in '47 FDlC reports. Gtaic Chamber, as asniiwt an exceed lhe U>ial nf these local program they underwent and an- '•• t\ «212 per family paid swer questions. fn-jit;! (axes ranges fiom 3.23 in Cape OUR In pr.i May County to 47.7 times in the The meeting will be the last of ,i!iiir wr p compiled by case of Piissaic County. Middlesex Chapter prior to the PREMISES .1! Ch.imN'i's Department "This, tremendous burden ol State of New Jersey Reserve Offi- Of Cr • ::>m"n' Kwearrli. which lederal tnxr« to fiiiant'c huxe teA- cer convention at Camp Kilmer # •-•• r,{ statistics on Income cial .speudiiiR proerami ronslilutes on May 14-15. Lt. Comdr. W. Vtn- paymr s to Nfiv Jersey residents cent Tlml)ern>an. Jamesburg, Vice 1 the lan/esl single cost-of-living in f-.. in !, pioportlonately, what item. It mm« to sdmethlnR like President of Middlesex Chapter Ls INSPECTION they wouid be required to pay ,tOc out of Pvriy dolln" o' the Na- a candidate for A-ea TV Vice Pres- t lie pioposrd Truman bud- I lion's inenme. In tfm«s when the idency of the Stats comprising OF OUR grt. 'lhe rou;>iy-by-nounty esti- I i;(ivei nment Is eallitu' upon busl- Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth nutr, 'h:i* t!i,-ii Middlesex county i ness to control inflation, the rosi and Middlesex Countrs. The cam- waukl f:>!uribu!o nn esttmaU'd of I'.-ive'.-nmnit; U in itself the most paign to elect Comdr. Timberman VAULTS $i4.'ia'.; ii'-w to f!n •!!(•(• what the i !!lariii;> pn.tmiilf1 of inflation that will be a subject of discussion. Clumber (.e-ifMbed as the • can be found. This heavy federal Captain George A. Kalteissen. "••time pruk in federal spend- INVITED spending cannot he explained away Now Brunswick Dance Committee ing. C'uinp.ired wiili this, Middle- on the grounds tlir.t it is due en- Chairman for the informal dance ttx ri.'itnly was listed as havlni; tirely to the cos; of war and the to be conducted at the Officers paid n t.ital of $13,025,478 in cost of preparedness. These are Club at Camp Kilmer on May 22 Couii'v. .school and municipal larpc portions of the whole bill. announces the addition of several i taxes (,i!- 1M7. Lhe latest year for v to be sure, bu( sensible business- members to the committee: 1st Lt. which full information Is avail- like economies could lop many bil- Walter O. Millrv, Avenel, 1st Lt. ' h Ok Um «tfk Iti Mitr wlaaewi. t!w Wutiai ef utmre WH iW« Ml« ttrMfk ON «UI lions from the federal budget, Nicholas A. Ferunt, Jr.. Lawrence W00DBR1DGE Cant lUces Upward BHW of f ItM. 9tbx howu in tiirtmtlf pleanat both luM« aal «» prMpcctir* builder i* enabled to dct;<~ine what caaafea hi officers have been requested to Tun* In "KATE SMITH SMCS' 522 AMBOY AVENUE dies which each locality should ieeat aecetaarj befor* the home is aeluaHj built, thereby BiTtrtf needless expetue. wear uniforms. An excellent GI «KM*tl:1S P.M. MM. tkn M. supply to iiw-lf. Fi-dwal aid is a Blaeprlnta ind apecileationi of the a>eUinc ah

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*M» JjflK -u the role, w all that rfttnattu to He Dngrid Bergman will leave for in "Come to the Stable," the jcrlpt During thtl» Buropean crip this "Relentless," George Sherman be- when our boys took off JUST. done, it antat, Is to work out a England in June to do "Under Clare Luce wrote for Twenttith- ntnumr. the Btrsena plan stop- came the falr-halred boy at Normandy Invasion mi deal, Caprieorn." 8h» will return to Century-Fox. offs in atOBknolm and tomfcn Universal-International Whin he stands for two year! lh Virginia Mayo jets the part of Hollywood in October and Will do A serifs of accidents has beset where Charlie will get his chance finishes "Larceny," he will direct Prance. It's the story of a < paragraphs several pictures before doing an- to show-oft*. "Wtldflre." with Ann Blyth, How- a bn thing beauty that Lauren Hollywood stars recently. Gregory other play. , ard Duff and George Brent, in of QI's who stayed orer In 1 Bneall turned'down. Lauren ex- Robert Taylor wants to acquire Attention horse loven: Man; Peck broke a leg In practice riding Teahsloolor. U la a 2MM Grey and fell In lav* with plained that the role in "The atri for a horse opera, -dene Kelly "The Bat." which was a Broadway John Carroll Is the fair- Connolly's new play, "A Story for hard and s»v» Arthur Presd would from Jones' Beech" Is "that of a snapped a bone while brushing up hit, from Mary Plckford. On Anatoli Utvak Is off for Franw boy at Republic these dan when they're Old Stranger*," which opens this fall, Broadway, It starred Jack Pick- like to nab Blng Crosby to co-star bathing beauty. Tlitre are hun* on his dancing. And Esther Wil- contrast still has two yean to 1 the things only will feature a horse a* the hero. liams nlmo«t popped an air drum ford, Mary's brother, and later to find locations for the filming 6t IlilVf with Judy Ourlnml in "Annie Get John is craty about Western I dreds of girls who look better In Darryl Zanuok Is trying to per by divine too deep In n swimming Chester Morris, bis own story, "H Plus 1" which if pA to It. tan warble a dittyl Your ©un." Bins would like to do a bathing suit Ut»n I." juade Greta Qiarbo to play a nun .scene After directing Bob Young's means that "H" was the hour the test of «n.

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Fire Resistant The coating Is applied with anise, dill, sorrel, caraway, sage longer than any previous nm, brush or spray (run." the article and thyme, sorrel, caraway, sage located In this country. Newest wr;i|h>n to rut mi: irp- "It dries to a hard, white Comforts of modern housing AN ILL WIND? have been tremendously advanced and in a well drained soil that lnw- from firr is a coai- surfare. but can be tinted to pro- SHANGHAI, China—A severe principally because of the superb has been will limed. mg that Damp duce any shade. When flame hit* 1 earthquake recently brought cheer ATTENTION prepress made in glass, and Its Spray fruit trees against hi- to a desert village. While the » Thf routine «top= flrp dead in lu j Ihe co»tin«. the «ur(»f* irnmedi- sects and diseases before the 1 fnrmi! serviceability In cold climates, m- quake, leveled five flimsy build- HOME OWNERS te*rt* armrrfin! to an article in a'* ? blisters These blisters IcordinK to Elizabeth Oordon. edi- blossoms fait. PERMANENT A8PHAI r May iskpt' Pi""1™ the flame from "The invention of double. In- and shrubs with peat moss, Up to that time, the vallagers ROADWAYS "prradink or penetrating. The PARKING LOT AREAS sulating glass, and of really tight, grass clippings or leaves to keep had to haul its water 20 miles. roatin« is said to work on wood. wind-proof windows has freed the soil from drying out. UsjtP* Power Rollers piy.Dfxi. plaster, flberboard. plas- present-day Architecture of the More than half of New Jersey's Estimates Cheerfully (iivr,, terboard, bnck and metal." Sow seeds of such hardy an- restraints Imposed on it because daily and Sunday papeTS have Workmanship Guaranty It is expected that eventually it nuals as larkspur, gallardla. of heat losses through glass open- been founded since the invention till l)o available for treating tex- coreopsis, baby's breath, llnaria, Ings." Miss Oordon sUU*s in pai L. of the Linotype machine by Ott- tiles and studies are beinR made cornflower, scarlet flax, popples, "Olass and windows have staKed man Mergenthaler In 1885. MAURO PAVING lor its possible use on packaging i annual chrysanthemum, rud- WATIt COOLIII a sort of Declaration of Independ- becka and scablosa. 40ft ALDKN RD., AVENEL, y j| materials. When oak leaves come out, it's ence, permitting the Indoors and Spray or dust roses to pre- Tel. Woodbridge 8-1312 M . Mi tb$ fiit* Jf». One-bedroom, eipandable little house b ihown above ai the outdoors to be designed to- vent Injury from black spot, time U> plant snapbeans. pictured in the May tone *r Good Housekecpinc nusasiMe. Basic gether as was never possible be- mildew, aphids and rose slugs. Pr««*nt prir»F [r.r S- fore. Our ever-growing love for Con|»r* WTV fi*v r^a undrr EVERGREENS Water peonies frequently to or it is only 20 by 22 feet, and should cost from $3,»M to f5,0M r-lj. TO the sun and Its therapeutic bene- lh» OPA »t firi»'ii'i to bulk) Other rooms can be added later. fill out the flower WMs. CLEAN IP WEEK f Wp our di»triln;!"r*. *nrl» '1" »•> ju»t blossoming period ceases. U F"F r rwtnnli>l , Nurseries and garden supply sold by the dozen. Be sure to ( ?>ne of the outstanding exam- Cut lilacs with long stems. Gold, Silver and Diamonds NMZH I' t»n • pill'.ii- houses carry a large assortment choose strong, sturdy plants lor per-hour !!3 l! FlOWERi SHRUBS ples of the use of glass In ex- This will also take care of the WE BUY ANTIQUES at only J23S for llu v of cabbage, broccoli, pepper, to-' tall spindly ones will only collapsa. tremely cold climates, cited in the pruning operation. Remove f Ready to Bloom article, is that of a New Hamp- suckers coming up around the shire home where the temperature base of the plants. SPOT CASH PAID FRUIT TREES can be regulated to any desired Seedlings crowding one an- ' diitcly. Telephone PKACH, APPLE. CHERRY degree inside the house with the other in the row must be AMBOY LOAN & JEWELRY CO. or writp f^r coro- AND PEAR temperature 20 below, outside. thinned out to give the remain- 2 Yean Old ing ones plenty of space for free LICEN9ED PAWNBROKERS ROSE BUSHES—45f Each development. Plant gladioli forms now. Gladiolus Bulbs—50< DOT. Plant dormant shrubs, trees, 202 Smith St. (Nest to Roar Theatre RUGS perennials and hardy vines. SUNROC Ilrrry. Orap* Privet and Wttir Culm Barberry Plants • Shampooed • Repaired Crass Seed, Fertlllier • Berlou Mothproofed , Rhododendrons Pansies, 35c Each . CLEAN BUGS LIVE Red Maples, Wee pine Willows CLEAN-UP-FIX-UP LONGER! Pink Dogwood, Blueberries We are equipped to clean Potted Rosen and Strawberries AND MAKE IT !>O! your wall-to-wall carpeting Perennials, Ivy, 35c Each right in your own home. DEPENDABLE Holly, Lilacs ALWAYS THE BEST FOR FINANCE HOME REPAIRS (abbatc and lettuce Plants, 35c Dozen PAINTS TIRE & LARGE ASSORTMENT VARNISHES with an Garden Plants and Supplies WALL PAPERS Appliance Co. MANALAPAN PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 1547 IRVING STREET RAHWAY, N. J. PLANT MARKET 1135 ST. GEORGE AVE. Rugs Called For and Delivered 1 JOHN SCHORK {Avfitun I rDin PuMH' Srr*l«*r| RAHWAY, N. J. [STANLEY BOYES 340 STATE STREET i > PERTH AMBOY, N. J RAHWAY 7 2(i66 F.H.A. LOAN 366 Augusta Street COMPARE OUR PRICES P. A. 4-1980 South Amboy S.A.1-0967-R You have an investment in your home. You can help PLASTIQ FINISHES CO. safeguard that investment by making necessary re- Ready Made pairs promptly. A leaky roof can cause serious water FACTORY damage Jngide your house . . . defective wiring may BRANCHES lead to fire losses . . . worn-out plumbing can menace health and lead to major trouble. Why take chances SCREENS that threaten your property and the safety- of your WOODBRIDGE RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL family? SOUTH AMBOYKT#35 KEEP OUT FUES AND LOW COST MATAWAN - Rt. No. 34 INSECTS AND LET IN THE COOL AIB WITH You can finance home repairs at low cost. P. H. A. rates are kept at a mini- UNION BEACH - Rt. No. 36 OUR BEAUTIFULLY mum » that you can keep your home RT. #35 AT MA))E SCREEN DOORS in good condition without a heavy strain ASBURY PARK - NEPTUNE AND WINDOWS WITH on your pocketbook. PHONE HOLMDEL 9-7301 COPPER OR GALVAN- IZED SCREENING. CONVENIENT TERMS You can spread the cost of an F. H, A. home repair loan over several years. In this way, you can arrange monthly pay- IT ments that suit your income. GALLON Don't Delay! Order Screens Today! MADE NO MORTGAGE REQUIRED THE BEGINNING OF SPRING IS You borrow here for home repairs with- out mortgaging your home; but even an THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR NEW existing mortgage on your property does OUTSIDE WHITE not prevent you from borrowing this SCREENS, REPAIR THE ONES YOU economical F. H. A. way. ALREADY HAVE. WE DO AN EXPERT HOUSE PAINT JOB OF CONSTRUCTING SCREENS. CO-MAKERS NEEDED PURE LI.NSI1I) OIL BASE- LET US EQUIP YOUR HOME NOW. There is no red tape. No cor-raakers b* LEAD, ZINC AM) TITANIUM endorsers are needed. Your signature, U OUR SCREENS ARE BUILT TO YOUR you are the owner of the property, is all that is required under this plan. SPECIFICATIONS ... IN THE STYLE NEW JERSEY'S FINEST- YOUR HOME DEMANDS. FASTEST DIRECT SALES IN MS.A. BUY DIRECT, WE CARBI EVERYTHING IN LUMBKK AND BUILDING SUPPLIES t First Bank & Trust Co. And Save The Merchandising Cost Smith and Maple Sis.- - Perth Amboy CARTERH BIM|RS' SUPPLY, kic. - h . i • • ^Vf ' ' • Member Federal DepotU Itiiunnce Corporytioft line of Fine lloiue Paintf at Cor. xr ('AT SHOPPING G DE IF Afartttng YOU ARE and DIRECT If WOODRRIMB nmuittora oo. IN THIS COMPLETE WOODHUDGt INDCnNDENT- Your LOOKING F< UCAlKfc CARTKBBT PII88 A REAL BUY Bulidltt Contractors • Tixl RARITAN TOWNimP-FORDS BEACON Best WOODBRIDGE HERE IT IS > Kobrin TOOT CONVENIENCE ONI NBW8FAFER I Tin* l»o ptr lln* Salesman! ,,,NO CONTRACTOB J Tlm«a „..,... lo per line N this page you will find classified and listed for TAXI 1 Tjmta ,„„„ in per line Alteration! O ready reference, business men in the community. 4 Tl To per lint Industrial Wort You will find it a help when seeking an imme- THREE NEWSPAPERS That's the Classified Ad riaster. Cmmi Work diate solution to some problem, and it will also serve 8-0200 t flm» '. llo per lint „,,,„ ! Tlmti „..„, 14c ptr lint .. . your fepsentative in Free Estimate* to Introduce to you the firms who, in many instances, I Tlmti llo "ptr lint DAY AND NIGHT 8KSTICI t Tlmia „ „. llo ptr line every business and home HERMANN AVENUE are using other forms of advertising in this paper in , ARTERET HIM which you are Interested. MSTKBKD BATES (YEARLY CONTRACT) Jfto Ilnea—ont paper .*. lo ptr lint requirement. J»0 lln«e^~ihrt« pattit Ha per lint You will find here the organizations capable of giving fCtoh Additional W MHe . . 1* (Minimum iptct cheYfetf—I linen.) OFFICE: 443 PEARL STREET Change ol copy allowed monthly. you the service you need or the product you are look- 15 letttra to a lla#-aft worde. • RATES ARE LOW • RESULTS ARE GOOD Cinder Blwks WOODBRIUOr, N. J. Lovely English 'style home j ing for, and you will also find them ready and willing Colonia, Kffldency Uti to serve you. The majority have been serving the com- CALL ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CaU Today—Don't Delay knotty pine dinette, open I PERTH AMBOY munity for years and can refer you to a long list of payable In advance. Exception* are DEADLINE 9:31 A. M. WEDNESDAY celling, (ptclous Utta« satisfied customers. WO. 8-1400 nude for titabllahtd account* only. with fireplace, knotty »tt£1 Irregular Imtertlona will b« WOODBRIDGE 8-1710 | CONCRETE PRODUCTS charged for it tht oot-tlmt rate. open beam celling; * room, lavatory and When in need of service you will find it a convenience Ada ordered four tlmet and Ask ton Classified Department CO., Inc. •topped before that tlmt will b room on ftj|| floor. Upstalril to call any of the business houses listed on this page. charged tor the actual number ol 3 bedrooms, colored tile times (he id appearefl, charting al 8x8x16 BLOCKS the rale earned. and shower, ample 'closet I HELP WANTKD—MAI.H 0 t APARTMHNT WANTBD storage space. Screcnod-in RMUwnt Prompt Dettrwy Tht Woodbrldge Publishing Co. reiervet tht right to edll. revile or FIR KM AN MNCRNHKD. haml flrcil KOANT CHICKHN AND HOMli!- race, built-in garage, fln" , Fajelt, gt P. A. i-ua reject all copy aubmltted and wll bullern, \ MADR BI8CUIT8!!! basement game room, oil i liuraice t Rwflig ft SMIif t not be responsible tor more then 1. T. WILLIAMS & SONS Not li«r«. Ev»r try to inert n fnm heat; corner plot 100x139,1 one Incorrect Insertion of »ny advtr 1JI HooiwvaU Avenue y nf Hired with a Iiot-|)late7 t:»n tlfully landscaped. rlnement. The co-operation of the Carteret, N. J, on off IT »n apart men t with a KKAI. FIRE INSURANCE Henry Janten & Son Tip Top Taxi »d?ertlier« will be appreclttert. r.-u, it lichen? Write Mr. Farrow, Bon I'J, Dog Kenels rlndUc KxttaHtil Vavmm* fur 24 GREEN STREET OLASRiKIRD Ann ACCBPTRD TO /u this neWHpaper. Pratcctloa AKHIKKI Additional ••SO A, M. WRDNKIUAV llnunla. Tlanb. t.d S>M| M«lal Work GOOD JOBS APAKTMENT wnntert: GOING AWAY? 1 ur inoro ronins. IliReiiily nccil OB All Forma ef Automnttve. ACTI- , Motal CaiUafi «»d WOODBRIDGE 8-1710 WITH FUTURES y vetenin and family. l'l«u»e ia BOARD YOUR DOGS 4 « a t, WtrkaiaiTii < om»rn»nll<>B, Pan»* Warm WouillirldRe 8-ltU-M. Wlarj, anil (,'naiBrrlien'lvc, I'rr- FOR EXPRRIHNCKD r.-i,i, n | I)ai|v-Weekly-MonUi& •oaal Liability lamirniirr. T. HARMSEN E. NIEH Washlni and Stripping Par Partlralan ('OMUUII 588 Alden Street BUSINESS DIRECTORY • Bench and floor assemblers MKHCflANDISK FOK Well Ventltoted Art TUe Co. Beat Of Cut Arthiir F. Geis Agency Woodbridfo), N. J. CARPENTRY 4 Milling machine hand 83 RYAN STREET, FOBDS. N. J. BATHTUBS—Lavatory btilni, toilet Fire and Casualty Insurance •Lathe Hands oomblnatlona, medlrlne cabinet*, H, MMRX CAVALLfillU 2* cablntt combination alnk, copper ipick & Span Kennels 184 Green 8t. Woodbridge BATHS KITCHENS Carpenter - Contractor tubing and fittings, brain pipe and (forages Built SYNCRO MACHINE Bttlng». I* I", l\ V, «" caat Iron BOX 218, Inman Arena* RUBBER FLOORING General Alterations FHEH KRTIMATK8 pipe and flttlnK". Coal and oil burn Rakmr. N. I. (QUALITY FIR8T) WOODBRIDOE H-2T8S-J COMPANY Inn hollers, Radiation, Central Jer Llpm* Stores 4/22-5/14 «py Supply Co., KOI Second Htreet, RAIIWAY 7-M3S-B-1 Phones: Perth Aroboy, H. J. K A. 4-STOO. 611 Sayre Avenue C/6-2 Phone WALL TO WALL P. A. 4-U74 Wood t-UM REPAIRED Telephone Woodbridje 8-1SM CARPETING AND Perth Amboy, N.J, UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE CHIMNEY ft FimNAOK CLKAN1NO YOUNdSTOWN Twin Ilnwl Too , 7 MONTHLY PAYMENT INCLUDING TAXES Woodbrldg*, N. J. SAVE UP TO 1/3 ON PORCH 6/0-28 Woodbridg* Woodbridgo), N. J. AND LAWN FURNITURE 1941 CHBVflOLET, 2-Door .STfchX r.MUKn (£4,95 0 ROOFING 1941 STUUHlBAKlCIt, 4-Uoor Telephone: I:WM MtlM 1941 PLYMOUTH, 4-Pmir srr.Ht. CHAIH 4M —r.. _ - V ROOKS MIUPAIRKD 194U PLYMOUTH, 4-Iluor STKKI, CHAISi; I,UUN(iK 1K.50 J^Slate—Shlnglont . Tile and Flat Roots. 1S39 BL'K'K: HPl'XIAI., l-lmor With Down Payment of $1400 Saws Sharpened HUACH I'HAIll i»5 Brick Walls Water-prooftd. 1938 PLYMOUTH, 4-l)our VAC'IIT t'HAIK S.B5 1936 DISHOTO, 3-l>oor IIKACII UMBIIKI.I.A 7.U.-I DIAMOND ROOKING AND METAi LAWN MOWERS IIAMHIK K WITH 1'ILLOW .... B.«5 WORKS Time Payments Arranged Located one (1) Block West of Prescription* listnweits* l<5 New Rrunawlck Avtsne Other Items —Low Prices Perth Amhoy, K. 2, KOVAC MOTORS St. George Avenue, Colonia AND SAWS 5/6-30 KAISBR-KIUZBIt DEAL1CK oimetict - Hallouurk Card* Winter Brothers 720 AmUoy Ave. WO-8-II780 1-KI, 14 BMifoartm for QualMr Maskal SHARPENED WAYSIDE FURNITURE SHOP IIKI-I" WA.NTKD—KK«AI,E —• butnunenU and Acoessorlss Publix Drug Store IIKJIIWAV X5 AVK,\KI., \. J. WOMAN, purt time, help to care for PLOTS l'OU BALE Leadlnc Brands Listed Below: Open Daily 1« A. M. to K I'. H. elderly lady In Avenel, WOOD 95 Main StrMt Seiner - Conn - Pan American - rkoae Wooilbrldge H-1S7T HHIIXJK 8-2i91-\V. BURIAL PLOTf! for sale In Clover- Buffet - Excelsior - Moresthi - 4-13, 14 leaf Memorial Park. Woodbridge, Cartagher Brothers Corporation" Wdvdbridg*. N. J. Lot 113, Graves 3 and 4, Hosewood Tho Aceordlano - Hohner. A. E. Larson Experienced Operator* seotiuti, |2C0. 174 EAST CLIFF ROAD Telephone !-•*•• 1 45 FIFTH AVENUE, AVENEL Phono Cranford 6-0279-J Jan Peerce Booked On Children's Dnun 4/30-5/21 Eddie 1 Muiic Center Woodbrldfe 8-2111-J COLONIA and Steady Work—Good Pay School of Music HoapltaUzatlon—Vaoatlon With Pay WANTUU TO BUY • Service Station for Griffith Opera Insurance Benefit) Bectriein S57 BUte Stnwt PIANOS WANTED Perth Anbor. N. J. One of many operatic stars ^ho CARTERET NOVELTY CO. PAIR PRICE9 PAID " Talephon* P. A. 4-1ZM Clarluon's will appear in the Tenth Anni- 52 Wheeler Avenue Caricret CALL P. A. 4-1082 ANY T1MK If No Answer—P. A. 4-D681-J Service Electric Co. versary Opera Festival oi the 6/6-30 ESSO SERVICE bi:i 118 Main Strcot Radlts Griffith Music Foundation which starts next Thursday night with BUTTONHOLE MAKERS Woodbridge, N. J. At»«« ••«! Jasut Slr««t IN TELEVISION "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pag- WANTED ON SHIRTS Girls! • Kleclrlcal ContrMton ITS ANDERSON Wo«*>fkl|*, H. J. liacci," Jan Peerce is recognized as CUFF-RUNNERS TELEPHONE WORK • riant Malntanancc a master of the Italian style of • Home Maintenanee FOR SERVICE AND SALES WO4-1I14 FACING MAKERS OFFERS NO HOUSING • Ituildlng Mainti singing although he has never Guaranteed Expert Workmanship been abroid to study or perform. EXPERIENCED CLIPPERS I »r service and Estimate $32.00 Unlike many of his operatic Steady Work Anderson Radio Gardner's A WEEK TO START |T|lt|>li(me Woodbrldsft 8-1811 confreres, Peerce rose to the rank GoodPftjr 414 Amboy Avenue, Perth Amboy Amoco Service of leading Metropolitan Opera Insurance Benefits tenor via network broadcasts and HosplUlLutlon 4 PAY INCREASES Phone Perth Amboy 4-3735 an engagement at Radio City SHORTAGE Funeral Directors Motor Tune-up THE FIRST YEAR Music Hall. Success led to an au- r»ld Holiday* AUTHORIZED DEALER Complete Lubrication Service dition with Toscantni and his VacaUon with Fay PHOCO, CROSLEY, MOTOROLA INTERESTING Battery Service engagement by that conductor a.s WORK Xynowieckl THOK, APEX AB.C. soloist in Beethoverl*s Ninth Sym- CARTERET SfflRTS Television - R«(rlf erators Green St. and Rahway Ave. phony, Since then he has become Washers • Radios - Appliances a favorite in opera, concert, radio ING , FRIENDLY funeral Home Immediate Delivery WOODBRIDGE 84560 SURROUNDINGS HERE und on records. Moviegoers have I'Uoii. Carteret I-IT15 Radio & Appliance Co. WA8HINO. tiSEASINQ Murio Berlnl, Reglna Resnik, Giu- seppe Valdengo, Thelma Votipka, Call-Chief Operator I •1 Main Street, Woodbrtdie TIRES RtFAIBED Maintenance Mechanics - or apply Room Hcuse WO-8-1S86 Ramon Vinay, Claramac Turner Chemioil Operators AMBOY AVENUE AND and Ivan Petroff will appear in 365 WILLIAMS STREET 4^0 Mof|th Groceries & Meats • MANTKUrOH STEADY WOHK WOODBRIDGE GREEN STREET the opening performance of the IN AVKNEI., N. J., PLANT UK WOODBRIDGE, N. J. opera festival. The second'event Philadelphia Quartz Co. New Jersey Bell Bnt Tttonni em bay 'em Ur that; will be a Gala Performance on l.ataled Halt Mile Due Moat* of Jl down wvf**. WM> Weo4bjrtdfel-M87 N. J. State Itefornaterr Telephone Company Saturday evening, May 22, consist- 4« Hour. I'ay tor *i Hour* Wark ing of scenes from "The Barber 6-13, 14 S/IM (IMM, ln», prin 4 tat) •• jwr of Seville," "Lohengrin" and La X «*> homn in lU i Donald T. Manson Holohan Brothers development. Fut, Uiucunda." On Tuesday night May lr run W«»( «< *« "•*••£«• FRESH GARAGE 25, "La Traviata" will be presented Wktre Mea are HUN, Faraltan Ia VURNITUHK, Hud wlirn TUHHl INSURANCE have luum* "^ AND VEGETABLEg Itaafcrd E»a» PMA|«U with Dorothy Kir&ten and Peerce AM*) THHM8 YOU CCANN AJPVORDIIAWORDIM1 U in leading roles. ta« of their "laruiture haattafl* trail at the l(".v Avenue Grocer SURPRISE STORE IMMEDIATE OCCOTANCY B-OOM mU 4VOI9S WHBHS YOU CAN BH V << HAAG, Pro»7 H K.ih Cor. Amboy AT*»M afki POTENTIAL OIL THREE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS OF [Avenue. Woodbrldfe la)t«aWI Itmet The United States has enough BRAND NEW FURNITURE FlreatoM Tires aad Tatne potential gasoline and oil In ihtle for only $265 H. I bedtt In the West to run Us auto- No Money Down mobiles and flQju&inesfo r another ' An* Only 1*81 Weekly 105 years, according (o • report •kovi><»«. & SMIig # ING HUOM; Lomlsllug- of l_fi. (jprl"» can of officials of th« Bureau of Mines ;te; Knd Table.; Cocttall fable, rror; Andy's Esso Servicenter Petroleum and OQr8h41e Czpwl- Nott>' |M,M munthlr Mortgage HINlBJtOOriNGCO. psyiuttiit. SPUNQ ment Station, at Uramlo. lte T»Ms Ik Solid Q*| Jil LTOWOATION : uanBltflnjr OIverware, Kte. 1 THIB1TAI1U FUEL OIL )RAOK VNm. NEEDED - 1 lODA The Navy has announflftd » new contract for 8.»W.0(» barrel* of IE SURPRISE T-U SIT I '(OH fAGE Capital Dome \ ncle Sara Says FUW8 FOR QUICK ft. Bit '--T. Tour Health? RESULTS &•• CLASSIFIED

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Tbr Arm; has cwmnrtled the' •*? poprulBiion to keep calm if turtm j bomb' nhouW (tar*. Tallin* on' •DJ '•' '• ' Annrm cities ; The Med>r»l Crrrp* said In a i JEHKTV sUwment that if an A-bomb, should hit a city; to Sm .:•- "I? is by no menu trw that thf : aitire population wtroJd be wiped ! owl nnr « « true that nothaut tDKVfV. l<" be *mr 1« help thf sor- ,

»i^ tV-tUrirr to Thm. allodw t« a stitym orr: r.' five r«its iherr hat bppn reMuadfrabie rn «1CB ar U bar Tailed Mrirt •f A Stat* giurt worr-yina araone iht noli* tk tart. \ht Mwltr-JJ Corps quoted i« OOBUT'-.! >•>'. tit »p- Co! JJUSC< P. Corner «s sayinf: «•:••. .swn c>? Mr and Mrs Amprica have :- Ne» tt-y Thf bera so frightened by tbe infor- Tasw mation they hare rer«iraJ to daw. If. W.VT, :: (fcri ktrr tar ckakr-r to *a*wd wtafa that ',' t tx«mb verp dropped an aarf By a later «•—*» bar a a win lar hysteria »c«lri prnhnhly rmv the •atttuv- yaw family, an rdantiaa far r«ar unnew'i'iary los= of manr lifes tan tfcUdrrn, ar rr»rt if Irtmrv far '•' fairrt )«tr«-lf AM. lirsl arf att. y«r*f kr Many live? may be sared br -SSOBH- T •M >..:.: f*t»af bark marc ffcaa paa pat hi widpsprpad kncwledee among doc- —t!M at ms'-artt? far rrrrj ITS av tors of ire*U»CTit nK-thods and by vrvtrd tua&y. ; j Hun a genca] undft'rtandiiig of what Know What You happens in an aiomlc eiplosion. Cm A:: Board said the Army to th<- r •• Baka'i, W«rU BaHgJas : :i ;h- The Army conceded. "There is Baha'i trachiE[f declare thai on- no knoira method of proU-ding Want ...Get It! liwlor. NK'. ly from a world religion can a those in the immrdnte neighbor- world commonwealth txtr eml**. hood of an atomic bamb when it Yon don't know wfcat you're missing—in chances This vorM liith upholds tbe unit; A V'i W V 11.1 • MfiiiMa 1); Pn-drr'k Herbc of God. recognises the unity of His : • • V « rwy Parm FUf.'n-l.l Krr.-M. ^Mrf • MS l:a«- In addition u> the tremendous to buy, rent, k»*v «^K fix. trade—if yon overlook prophets, end inculcates the prin- I- i|.', Slrcl Bureau Ki'hi: An-,.-i i-t ''JwiT'M Ptrf*' blast of the explosion, the atomic ciple of the onenptt and vrboleoest K"nu Aim,. MiK. ',i Huil»i't. f.rn: the daMifird-! Ueai them weekly to benefit by attred * P:,-:-> '^r ol bamb. unlike any other explosion, i erf the human rier It enjoins upon Ki-,,«i, Allu-rt. C Hnrrtp .*tT>»1 s tbe In;* >'. in of kills with radiation. The radiation \ i(s followtr* the primary duty ot them often* tin May produces serious injury bt-i-etu an unfftlfred search alter truth, St'*•»• * It to ?: Depart- one and a half and t«o miles. coodemnn all manner of prejudice '•••«'. or ing sani- While "there is not much even and superstition and irjifti m a medical man can do about" vu--1 compulsory #ducation. Urns ol the radiation produced in • t p •;ir, Ti'.Ui wattf or other m&teria] rendered to remove ty at the court of Chariet n irho j if'-T. M , poisrmous by the nuclear fission mark.nt" :.na piire thfm reipied from I«0 to 1«W, am»d CARTERET PRESS >•:!. explosion. ; '?::w>*-! s name aa the model for Brittar.ia In Bri- tri' k. I. aDd iddre-1 Empiovfrs mint tish cumnry. Fulgo. Mary. «• Uf-!i Su prove thfit '.oi'-f,!OTi' 1o the pay- . Willif. ?.:• Kf^<>« A bhicfcer is any shoe with a Pfeknp for H John Will 3 Siil •.i.e.; f'umi-r *o>kers, n Av tongue that is cut in one piece j A telescopic pickup arm intended I!, the Boarri r.i F .n;c« ff ihe State >*vAnJ with the forepart tbe qmrters lap- for nae oo land or aea plane* and P, fcipioymn/i C'jmiJtT.uiUon Coin- l. Kiltrar.;. Ho ping ovet the vamp. Blueher take* capable of picking up varied lotda, i Minimum its name from Gen. Gebhard TOB Telephone Woodbridge 8-1710 / tach as null aod tM^ga^e, hai turn :r. Ne» Jersey Lirn Blucber, one of tbe commanders been patented. Fit' h Strwi WUJ be ,-ai.ved 1-J 12.000 from who did Napolean In at the battle Ptrft-t tl,M0 by •;>(- LeeAi&Uir* . . . Mu Mfh'.ta. lot !! Fredtrirk Of Waterloo. He designed the mod- iticipa];i;f-s may sf-cure a modfl LEGAL NOTICES HI-W'KM"^1 % LHw"irstr^t1""' «1 »« standard equipment for his !iom :.v.e Stale f-i ] soldier? Devi jrjpDlf^".l AU- itoiioM.il or i «HTKUI:T. t KikD'iern. Wililsm. 18 GREEN STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. HfKWvrlt j t, ttwrily for ore and ;»o-Iami;>- » '. ! I'KA Afj A' t U, jfa-Ji. Amirnr. SIC K Aur.ut! Tax ber.ffite beginning May 1 4*ellinsi The Eoropean pine l!:aJ.,tnnk . J'M i Till. Sti't-rt 1 to aid married persons most. •fvfly is w-:::t' oi;acked Jiom the II!!! 1 .+ ln Ave- Sir in WiiiTtn Humcrdon. Som- ASet. Morns and Mercer counties —By WALLY BISHOP , . . New Jewy's banking iavrs MUGGS AND SKEETER bare OCMI ie-i.,fd for the first,\ UlUl-Wl -l. Ii<-1 Wt-limn-r. iUrf i. 41 E?- timt in f'j: ty ytars oy the 1948' 4ir,l.i.\ \a ir, All, k ' ^V Sil Legkla'.ure : Itar- s.f ' 'kl W P!i CAPITOL 1APEAR: — State • Ki*. ti<,i. i. W c.aini the Legislatuie •••I ; wi • , MnMlt-.v i . Is moif inurt-M«j In concre'jt VV.il'.TE!: J JilKI.LEV iiioiif- lor thtni - . . Bo- '" !' ittcrstic tpenainj in WadtiBf- ,;4n»i hit • ja;ed to the heavens «rrtK xoTMB or PI BLK: SAI.F. TO WHOM IT JtAf COSCERW. "•here burtt iirrat:;: sparkle ••a: I At a rt-joUr tseKlnr »f tbe CKUII- . Minds i.'.t- '.jxyayeii ciaiou the nt.;tll of tii* Bvrovgh or Carttrtt lic'iJ IMJI C 3kU. 1 il< dii-'U : , <

Mm. . (DIKMTtSKU — IB47 da>' tv^nfaK. May t», \%ih. \)* 1 Mayor ai.d r,^un .! vil! m^l at I »:•* P. M in irit- Count ll Ci.aiuL.fr>. ' •. J tr-u' * W' iiiler Si: a\unk*ipiJ BulldlDa'. Ooukr ATtaut, HeJptfllebmM CartcnL H. i. and >IBUH m.j i-ti. Pftiery at sutBllc aal* and u, tl,» tigboi lyottn. IHn i £U Bidder ac'L-ofdiric to tirro* (,f tale on Ha wlUi tii* Boreucii Clrrk OIICB j to tnsPMtlor. aad to be pub]i> )> fkc ; OHIO-Two mor,tiu after r>tilng Avf-nu*- Bii*k ;*; IAI* I'l t" Zi in: l in! TUFFY -By HOFF dettroyed this tcuro'i only in- Asiu. (lltf I* vVokt- Ai>- mpl'jjtrti compleUrly re- f^rtt-r*-! Af^*-^^ITj•^I Uii:' ; -OOTT >OU KNOW ; HMM... tbe gutu-d ij'jfjrry plant and Take ttiriliei »blf' r tl,»i lkr Car [ WHY, WHAT J WELL, "rtX> - LOOKING AT MORE Zn.ll, Ll«-t>!(! L Caret Borough Couiii-il tia^. by rta- [ C5OM3U /MUST HAVE A THJNG UKQf THAN OWE FACE UKE Vin, lit HQH aiwl Ltjrtu&nt to ]&•', flltHj ; MAMA, I OEHflWD TO K>OII .After the !;r<- !h cuner surveyed HOW YOU FHL A8CWT THAT MEAN? ) NCmCEO H«S Ike burrif-d ra'-'j '.f hit bus^K-si FACE IS nth all ulntr penin, DOG BEING IN THE SEROUS EFFECT jse at aljnort two ltJ tiiiutroufi} pri>4- b'-tng $)*U4J tui EXACTLY UKE He wa» ready to rk. ljcdr. H lltrt-tr Street »lu> rasu of prtparinar dred aod ad- -;nf \VI!I:din K.. 1« D Tfltiunt I).It »u:i- Ktild lot), in saiJ lk if ] i dblD Jjlt^lllflll of t1Ml.<*^, Ihf £»Hl- I: PenniJeit and mienipluyeti, he iliidk. Ktrinal'] A-. 1* PiuTl |;Jp|l fuufkdtd tiie ctjmpariy in a i'f 'tl }.u4'^*s<- |ii;if tn !i^- ImJ«l ill jks Altira. <*liir]*A K. '*i'j JtowsufH e c.rr.pinj into the Ijuiirbed, tlie Mayor »M I'ounfiJ rt-ltrvtf tiit rl(tl:l in Iti dl«retloa ttt fj.-in of iU kind. to rtjort «nr cmr or all I>1<)« m.d u> i uf their iucce»» cam* •»-ll wiij lotf- in >»:ii ks t> sui*li u/T. H'ltii. i« Fr*ittlret: due regard b. lfrM. vfaeo |7«.flW rkrkaf. Kugcii«. '•* PuUaki Jti»nu» tn to leimi and maoner u^t in bonus cbecka*. rkat H.ltn. (Mrs I. IS PuUtki •f payment In <««• one or mora /vrnuf minimum Lld» el,all be rerrlvrd. li.e ^.^tTtrry'j empjo>er- t hujtr aceordtng ;a'.,ri, 111. Jot-, H .Sulem Avrntle | WS3 r.'.r .-;' ; I- .tcs jot a box to Hit imri.fr or iiunhaie in ac- ;dlOtulilrt li, ilrt-j, Uicy received itnnj u( aale wfl flla. (be BurubKii of < an.ret will deliver FELIX THE CAT ta! ;..i> l:.L!caitI aixl l»ll-. Frill. ITT Rvoarvrlt Avtnui- Burfaiu and Bate deed fur taM ,r,.' i l.lllMit lit WasiiiBgloa Avc- cat!- i;;tli The pottery prcuilwi. AUGUST J. PKRHT. ; ;.l[.n-.[,.J Jorm A . II Mar>l« Klren HurouKli Clrrk L/'i, Cimna, iMmii, M Holly appliance* T*t May , , 1 Blvd. * advcrtlie llie t*t t ttiai mi T l-.j tteel Qut/itt-t Kondaa, Anna, iul«r», I of tbe ixiUcry pluit K , FraakFa. «« Hudioa Street Munkipal Uulldln**. . CCuuku e Avenue. KuJ<-U. Johnh . U Av«nue turned slsrl buildrrt CtCarteretL . M. J , asd eieiucu « and Kulnv, FredF , 21 Llnruln Avenue at public sal* and to the blciiett makers beeanur ion t« Ifallf Bidder acrordlDC to teritu of aal* on to restore the iil&i.t nle with the, Borough Clerk opt-n Ju Andre*, it Holly Slrwl loo and to b* publlrly ri-jtd kilos bav« been iiuucrlllt, R»lptl. Prwifi'lrk Rlint |,ii.,r to aale. Lots I tu V mil in more riU b« ready (or full 'i. AirrrMa, ft l^vwell mitrt lovk V«: Uta 1% la it Irjd in UK>(« < Anavla, *! Lu*«U *rvti . lidBi Elm Stretl. IBoruugii o' i by spring • rk Kred, Olautw SOerl ii'Tt-rri Ajuteaanu?fit Ma|». : Jub talk M day* lets u.aii -• i> PH«llae, Clanu Strret Take fyrtiwr mttiea that Ibe C«- i.:.:M ti4Borr tt' EnerauO' tftn-t-t itrct Boroturtt ConstII baa, by res- olutlua »ud punuaat to law. flx«d a Mimi. rUodolpti iu pri.e at whk-h aald lota In THE FLOP FAMILY —By SWAN y .• All^Dl, IU wii,] fiui k« irfll b« sold toaetitrr with an uiiiti m-rilin-nt ««tatls, aald mta- •I, M , • : !! , i Mrs. I, l!l I-Veil- iiiiuiu i.rl ,- t>ctug 1*WKI pluii uortu OH TrC • I . *. or urrixilux de«d and adiwrtialBg KR40 H0Q Mj i. • •,ir. 7 L«fa>elt« tlnr >uii- .--JI.I lula, 10 BUM bloM.ui ..i |» MI), (ha halame of \ ID. MAINE.-Accordini I'i. ill. »! i A*«- pui.i^M- ,,II..«. m b* paM ia i momi.!, !l,.ulliurnu af-fNMM D. B«uter, II. I'el»«i more wblstltog U> «ase Av.u , for in 1'I.MI J.I [troufck. i i, 1«< •Hrab- T»k. luid.ri autlcutaa tthah t at M H i or »»> u*i, to whichihh U aw i lui'i be UM»Q while your* P«tro. Jui n •.•:, ai J. Hit Mayor M C G • aid Mi* PfU'firl*. Joim m ti.» riglii In Itreel l any sue or all' lampion at \bt Pnvavla, Mao Mi. i. d iut» in B Mtel Qiurtri Outury dub. tll M m It u>*> *riert; Waller A alven to terau a you 'imafUie Slulin it IB <««* uu, •tw asked. TU bet Hitkr StellM, Jfhu V HiirhaMRL TUouuiai * w Tbe world <* becuiuing loo 4pH llott (icuple are tou busy to nu.ktUml, Kaiberliu :« P.* Wvdl. 1 f r < ke Hayduk Gives 1 Hit As Maple Street Team Looking Forward to Big Season UhsS.C. Usher In 18tkTt \tioles Win 2nd In County Loop Splits Twin Bill, By Playing Orioles Tonight Wins H Loses 9-3 CARTERKT - The Ukrainian The organisation Is ptaylnt Blanking South Rim, 9-0 Social Cltfb df Carteret will usher schedule In the league and I In Its mh consecutive baMball Ing Institutional and service 1 D'Zurllta, rf TM,fn' rue Carteret Orl- 0 1 CARTEKET-The Maple 8treet campaign when they lock horns as hereotfore. 11 Berfhka, rf .. (lf ii,,- borouffh'8 out- i» l i Softball Club split a twin bill with with the highly-touted Orioles In a« heretofore, ,'',','.' i,,.ms. worerl their aec- M. Resko, c 2 1 0 the Walter Andsmon Auodatloa the Borough Reemtton ieaiue. the Overholt Stadium. 1 Hayduk, p . ' ,I11V in the newly formed 0 1 0 of Perth Amboy over the we«kimd, The picture tonrght at the Wal- ' , munl.y Baseball LeMtte winning the first game, 9-8, md ter Overholt Stac-lum will be 1 "' ,,„, HsydHk limited the 30 8 B losing the secdnd, 9-3, The bak gomwhat the game that ended last 1 SCOTS by Innings: scores follow: ' lc,ms of south River to year's boroarh lenfue, when the Newish Girls' '^i.ii m shutting them out 1S 01011—9 ANDERSON ASSOCTATKMI Ukes won the league play-offs 0000000--0 AB R from the name Orioles when they "," ,.^.i,, a single run to the Jacques, cf 4 Rallies Win, 54 K won both end* of a twin bill 1-0 ;, finmP, the Orioles went Oaranlak, 3b 4 and 5-3. ",! „, ,. e second inning ai>d O'Harn. p 4 h Ml Slate Next Manner Gene Wadlak, fielding J. Glnsnett. sa 4 OverRembiettes , ,i Kalickl, South River his eighteenth edition df Uke*. Qlatlysz, c 3 J", f,,v five more runs, to give presents a rather novel brother 1 Week h Rec Loops R. Olassett, lb. 3b .... 4 CARTERET — Por four Inltil ,i,tk more .than enough to act In his starting line-up, with Seguine, rf, lb the Ramblettet; played good t ahull! on. no less than four sets of brothers CARTERET — With summer Pancoe, If 3 behind the effective hurling locals scored single m«rk- slated to see action when the Just around the comer, the Rec- Krepaaky, 3b 2 tfary Irving. But in the fWtl \ " ,,„, fourth, sixth «nd sev- reation program will get under full opening round Is fired. Nemtsh Oirls got going and i The right side of the1 InfieW is swing next week, according to nn 81 ed to pound the ball all over POLISH FALCONS to be guarded by two former announcement made yesterday by MAPLE ST. 3. C, lot. The result was a 5-10 AB R H Stevens Tech boys. Joe and John Al Brechka, league director. AB for the Nemish Girls. jj, KindT.ier.ikl at first and second hucci was the winning pitcher. The full schedule of games In Paslowskl. rf 4 bases respectively. The lett side of RAMBLKTTES the baseball and softball leagues Kutney, f> 3 the diamond will find the Paslow- AB follow: Kovnl, 3b '*. a R skl boys, Mike at third and Whltey Campbell, c . (dnisko. 3 Men's Senior Learue Baseball Mudrak, cf 4 1 at short. In the outfWld the fa- Needer, lb 0 C. ». S. Field—6:00 P.M. Riddle, c 4 mous Terebttskl combination or O'RIelly, lb 4 J. Ounds, ss 1 •Monday—Cards vs. Orioles. Capt. "Ace" Terebetski and his Shanlcy, 3b .. J A. Magella, 2b 3 1 Ilirki. l> •• Tuesday—Mohawks vs. Ukes. brother Wally In oenUr. The bat- Irving, p Breska, If 3 < 1 fnwicz, rf Men's Softball ITbe QMfaMr Ghll«, -above, who are looking Mwlveti, loan GaHlat, JUrtrey War9. Ro»r raw, tery mates are veterans, brothers O'Donnell, If 1 C. Magella, ss 3 toward in andik«r big wmpafxn antler the Contest, 6 to 4 235 contests, losing 129 and play- mlsh Qirls. Next Tues. Night Koval, ss 4 !• Liniak. cf 3 1 0 J. Olassett, 88 : a itiK to three ties.' |Vednesday — Debs vs, Ram- GS S Estok, c .• 4 •3 o. cf 0 0 0 blettes. CARTERET — The talent-lnden OCEANPORT, N. J.—The Mon- NEWARK—The Newark Bears Nemish, 3b 3 0 tar. ID » u J R. Glassett, 3b 3 [lovers surprised the Cards in a mouth Park racing strip, regarded And distinguished delegates to the Collcelio, rf l 0 , nnt HswalMMsoo Fill" IMPALED 1)N FENCE Seguine, rf 3 oosely played name W» vttk 'In toy horsemen as one of the safest United Nations will share toe Berg, cf 2 0 ifavy seaplane* began the flight BOSTON, Mass.—While playlnsf Puncoe, If 3 the Senior League, winning, 8-4. 1B .the United States for horses, limelight Tuesday night in Rup- . Balewicz Rolls Dowllng, rf 3 0 Kre'pasky, 2b 3 • Hawaii from San Francisco, 2,- "stump the leader" on top of a The Cards had die was "harrowed last weekend for the pert Stadium. Preceding an Inter- Mlnuccl, p 3 1 p mile?, on Auguit 31, 1925. One. garage roof, Alice Marie Pour- the second—in whirih they wovefl "first time this senson, as a loosen- national League baseball name mmanded by Comm. John Rodg- nier, 12, fell from the roof and all their runs. Except lor this one ing-up process after the winter with Toronto, the Bears will be 221 Higk Score In 31 was Impaled on a picket-fence Storms and frost, and to begin Its [ presented with a plaque by the t nuido distance record of 1,730 MAPLE ST. 8> C. britf episode, Artie Myers httfled Ramblettes 000000( Eel nnd was lost at sea for nine below, Taken to a hospital in a Tarnowsky, 2b 4 o shutout ball for the Clovers. preparation for the forthcoming [Junior Chnmbt'i' of Coinmprce for Nemish 00001 Si- Meeting, June 21 through August encouraging amicable interna- Women's Pin Lodj> C. reaching within 15 miles of critical condition, physicians said Breaks, rf H \ Meanwhile the Clovers started one of the pickets had penetrated Koval, 3b 4 i lusl island by sailing the plane outslowly and scored a single run 1. The course will be ready for tional relations. CARTERET"— •'Bert'1 Balewlca the lower abdomen of the child. Mudrak, cf 2 0 ira.t before he mi oicked Ut>. In the first lnnirm. They chalked horses on June 1, General Man- Senator Warren R. Austin, per- hit a new high for the Acadsmy Riddle, c 4 i up two more markers in the sec- ager Edward J Brennun reports. manent representative of the Women's League this week when Price Softballers Boychuck, p J a ond and took the lead with * United States to the United 'Na- she rocked the maples for a big Maijella, ss i ft three-run bombardment in the Of the 29 stallions tions; Gen. A. O. L. McNaughton, 221 in the middle game as Oeb- |TO ALL RESIDENTS OF Hoolwatch, lb 3 o Blank Foresters third, during which, they chased atMifiing on Hew Jersey breeding Canada's permanent representa- hardt's won two from Al's Tavem Mack, If 3 o are represented amonK the PORT READING, SEWAREN & CARTERET Andy Chervanek to the Shower. tive, and baseball celebrities will In somewhat of a surprise upset. CLOVERS 9B -nominees to the $10,000 New participate in the presentation GEBHARDT'S MARKET (2) In Loop Game, 11 27 3 Jersey Puturity, tor Jersey-born ceremony. Delegates of the 56 S. Yarr 1M 133 13 Maple St. S. C. AB R to be run July 14 In appreciation of the kind and courteoui reception given 0100 00 2—: other members of the United Na- B. Balewta 138 221 18 CARTERET —The Price's Anderson Assn. Elliott, It « 1 at Monmouth Park, imported Ens- I mi' liv v»u I will award each week for the next six weeks a 600120ft tions have been invited. A. Kondtts 153 186 18 bailers walked away with the Salarls. 3b 4 0 ton, who stands at P. Wnlli.s Ann- [l ulli-r Bristle Comb absolutely FREE to one of my «ustomers. United Nations Niyht, fcatering S. Cyaeskl 153 186 18 esters No. 2 this week by sco: J. Masluok, If 4 0 MeadoWView Fnrm at Academy Bar Pinners bands and a parade, will be the Blind 103 103 103 w» 11-0 one-sided triumph in llvrrvune nu matter how large «r small your-orfler Is will have Stomke, 3b « 0 Moorestown and who has been Lesky, c hluhliiriit of the Bears' next home Men's Softball League. Ii chance to receive this extra bonus for your patronage. In Bowl in Journal Classic 1 well up on the national sire list S. Masluck, rf 3 1 Rtuy which calls for 11 games in 638 828 719 The Prtcemen got oft to a I order to give all a chance the first week I am awarding three '" CARTBRET—The Academy Bar Myers, p 4 1 AL'S TAVERN (1) four-run lead in the opening ;1 [Fuller Bristle Combs. The persons who will receive these extra Akalewlcz, ss 1 J Mlttuch 170 185 155 frame, which proved to be UM^W pinners participated in the Jour- his sons and daughters amonnLhtv I bonuses are: nals American Men's Handlcai Doban, cf 1 0 against Toronto and plays the first Yursha 113 M3 149 great of an obstacle for the For«* home night g»,me against the same Dorko 144 J80 140 esters to overcome. Only once-?' Bowling Classic last Sunday am ipoigR's best sons, who stands ut Mrs. Kmftowiat, 11 Jcir.ette St., Carteret club next Monday night. O. Resko 108 138 117 that wns in the fifth inning—dMi turned in scores ol 999. 1042 and -29 6 William Bolis' Stock Farm, and Mrs. Mem^ay, 437 West Ave., Sewarett ' Trosko 116 134 152 the Foresters show some life. Thwfff 1076. Their handicap was 104 pim erMorde, at Maurice O'Leavy's The Leafs are scheduled for five got two men on base with no outp-sj Mrs. Cummerton, 29 Madison Ave., The scores follow: ' *i WtBiosa Stock P&rm, each lmve games in four days, to be followed «M 770 713 but Sosnowskl retired the i ' ACADEMY BAR LaRusso, ot 4 '0 eight of theU1 offspring Rmong the by Baltimore and Jersey City. three men in short order WITH A MILLION THANKS Bubenheimer. 189 199 .211 59 T. Pitz, p, 8b 4 0 futurity candidates. In addition to the oaremony UNITED EXCAVATING (2) FORESTERS NO. 2 Donnelly 197 160 179 53 Derezwlcz, BS S 0 honoring the United Nut ions dele- Slomko 145 H6 RF.MAIN YOUR FULLER BRUSH DEALER 115 AB R J, Chomicki . 181 222 204 6 Prokopeak, lb S 1 Amory I,. Haskell, president of gates, special events are planned Bartos 120 116 100 M. Sloan ' 182 171 190 5' Varga, If 8 1 for the first iifcht mime Monday O'Connell, ss a IBonmoUth Park, lms arrived from Perry 139 153 182 3 H. Chomicki.. 13$ 186 186 5 Bamburak, ft 9 1 and for May 1 and 25. It will be Rameress, c Jus Palm Beach, Florida, home to Berl in 1J2 149 Hawskl, 3b 2 E. Fitz, c S 1 Union night May 19 and the Vails- Blind 134 134 join Genera! Munagtir Edward J. 134 Perkins, lb 2 895 «38 972 2805 : burg American Legion takes over MR. JOS. A. LYONS Sub total Chervenak, p, 3b S -0 " Brennao in .preparations for the m Handicap 104 104 104 312 M. Fitz, 2b % to ^ iMonmotith Park meeting begin- May 25 when Jersey City faces the 7U 649 680 69 WILDWOOD AVENUE. FORDS Bears. Kolnak, 2b 8 Tl. inc. H. C. 099 1042 1076 3117 SUTO'S LTJNCHEQNETT8 (1) Graeme, rf 3 PERTH AMBOY 4-0821 tht seashore truck through the M. PUu ..,.,, 144 IW 126 Wilgus, p .,..' 2 Planning for preparedness ahead Score by Innings: •meeting, which closes August 7. Jr.'s book for the Monmouth Park Q. Rlngwood 109 157 105 Borenson, cf 2 of 1933, Robinson says. Cards 10 4 0 0 0 0—4; meeting June 21 through August W. Yursha 138 135 143 Clovers 0—C V«, the bay cult which drew 7, is the Select Handicap, a six- W. Pusllo 76 138 ltd 22 the highest price of any Of the furlong dash for three-year-olds A. Sobiesk! 190 155 157 PRICES TensaWs Sewdtartes sons of Lochlnvar at yearling auc- with $10,000 added money. This is AB R Tennesse* is bounded by eight tions last year—$4,000. already a revival of one nf the headliners IS 744 650 Basalici, ss 3 0 itatei: Kentucky, Virginia, North •has come close to "winning him- of old Monmouth Parlc and It Qann, 3b 4 3 Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama. self out" for owner C. S. Bromley especially fittinK to have it writ- M, Virftg, cf 5 3 Georgia, Atkansai and Missouri. T, Slomko 1S4 188 97 <&fter only two starts. He has won ten into the book this season for A. Vlrag, If 0 3 E. Bartos 100 108 134 both his trips to the post impre:;- it is exactly 10 years ago that the riankowskl, c 2 2 G. Perry 143 150 136 aiveh, each time over an off track, Select, Stukea ol Old Monmouth Jackson, lb . 3 0 J. Berl 150 don't mh* t*t fimi for .earnings of $3,250. The son of had its inaugural running. This 174 .Ryan, 2b 5 N*w htavyduly ChtvraUt 4-iptcd Blind 13m4 134 0 Lochinvar, out of Rosana C, is a yeur's revival, stated for June 30, 134 'Soenowski, p 100K SyiKhro-MMh Tnxk TranunWom 0 candidate for the New Jersey Fu- is designed as a tunc-u;) for the Donovan, rf 0 and 5plin«d Axis Hub ConfWCtiofl 655 675 turity'at Monmouth Park, July 14. three-ywu-olds for the $25,000- 661 • N«w Advanct-Dwltn GwnMfl OEBHARDT'S MARKETT (1» One of the two new stakes in ackled Choice takes, closing day 29 11 Conliol and Fool-Oporaltd Park- 111 ill at America's Racing Seuretury John Turner, feature on August 1. S. Yarr 12* Price's 402300 Ing trok* tn 3-ipnd trowmWon 174 B, Balewicz 121 127 Foresters No. 2 OOOOOOO— n»d«li • lmpto««d Valv«ln-H«ochill«*ly By Alan Mav«r 8. Cyzeskl US 171 166 leoding Trucks- ME EXTINGUISHER Blind 103 103 103 MARITIME DAV President Truman, in a 590 ''97 663 mation designating May 22 National Maritime Day, asked I ACABEMY U) ll American flagships BASEBALL'S MSHBST 0Mt> B. Demeny 148 127 100 ship" on that day. The ON TIME iREUSF HURLEK, CLIMBS E.Dunn 130 130 124 declared that trade between CHEVROLET Blind 125 125 126 nations was of greatest imp OVER T»E BULL PSH FSHQE, ance to the world's welfare and | A moderate down Hi. YANKEE FANS T. Calrk 91 165 102 paymttu puumyooe B. Clark 120 156 145 "the continuance of free &bv EASIER —he ment." May 22 is theannlve From IwadllgM lo tall IflH *»w of the spirkling '48 UY( ACT/OS IH 4 OP of the sailing of the "Savanna Chmoltt Advanc«-D«Ign Irutki Evinrudtj on ijour bott. 614 998 602 1 on Muy 22, 1819, from Savan bring you Dw MurVi ttrtamlliMd You complew the pty- rm /AVKS FIRST o KOCHEK'S DBOO8 (V Ga., on the first trans-o gpptoraiK* In •*«fy t*atvr« of mtntt while 90a enjoy THIS yAR B. Morris »8 W4 115 steamship voyage. body, cab, ftndan and hoodl wonderful M«on of 8. Keats 1ft 538 147 boating or fulling. Get Blind 101 Ull 101 the details on our nmod J. Megyesi W 144 163 COST OF STRIKE plan and let m help you D. Roger* 165 fcl 158 The recent walk-olit of TRUCKS chooM the right model United Mine Workers cost the 1 for your T13 648 682 tlon at least 53,490,000 tons' bituminous coal, a check of. QD1CK-TIBKKDM BOY T These Models tluoiton tlguras revealed. °°°ks ahead lookt to Dw Iwder'i brother, Witfht Ills i»arants vtiited >'"« of Advanxt-OttianlmAt fot a sick Telftttvs In Detroit, Rodney ImmedBte Delivery Corbln, 10?put the children to bed Only AdvanN-DwIgn Incki haw Tennis Rackets h about sight o'clock. Shortly after. >9her ilandardi of volw on (ho |h« fomoui Cub rtial "trcalktil"* RANGER midnight, the 'barking of his p«t rre.h d«un, cool air b draw* i* ll HP. Wright & Oitson iob. Today, Ch«vrol«4 truck* bring dog UwukMiw) Dodney. Hta «n«ll and ut«d air twetd MlH Air k SPORTSMAN ed smoke and found the rear of h«al*d In cold w.ollwr. Th* Cab U mi Jo T«u the ftaturot of JMIMMOW- 2 HP. the home on fire, He U Ft.j|Mou»l«d, anhlontd en rvbbw, and led tiis brothers to with a Mlyad|wtabt» ••»• and all- bedding -and xu|| Advancft.Dnlgn «M»0rH-at Iho round vWblllty with r»or tmt NEWSPORTWIN u the front iftm' >°w»tt prioo* in 4h« voloiMlMdl IODEL flagged a passing drove t» a tavern lo 1.3 HP. »k ah«ad and look at thom now Only O«w«UI off»n you NM taw* ZEPHYR UMU1. Tennis Shoes -on display In our showroom. SUNK DKAWI kt fcf ALL MODELS , BKUNIIliS rtian I QUIPPED WITH DETROIT. ,'U- The acol- SIMPLEX STARTERS dental tUo1 «lr aix-year- it smr old son, brougkfl, •Httt W wit $ mm t in I 1K36, the 1 were divorced In j

E k« §3 • 4 TOIDAY. VAT 14, IMS Doited Maw! ttwnwamt sci^ l«f in tw» iMnn: onr ws* UK New Vinu Dwase SmmmterPrimt tfafti fottfid, "tnV IBItg exp«>T of thr B*J» to th* Forsythia Awmg hardens Vital, rod thf «her was the j BUStARCIt IfD.-rw mnmths. I Mac is Best Bloomer Elms m fear menu, that the fcutJy ,in f»rt tint food wju the greatest! lanndered panti«« disappeared probably it tranmttted by „ America'* favorite shade tree, Sivs Marshall motititm* ItroF ag oor Mm. fro»B dryint line* behmd U» Tht CMnew Ktee ic a sore First to Blooa small efan le*f hopper TV-, TV wcond day I wat Sea*- norm hone at a ioemi hospitaJ Uoomr It hi hybrid between beset by the lethal Dutch etm disease. H in double jeopardy no known means of flRh! U.T of State I maoajtrfl to name Ir»t* mir*s demanded police ac- the common and the Persian Htac Although farsythb is one of our tion. PWire v*nt into aruon and from a newly discovered kfOer. the dfeeue, but work h c, ,.,| tm i '.rv V«ar< and ma or down to It has the vigor and height at the most common shrubs, one never piacted a prtou>frapher nesr the The contagious blight U called ahead on the Mea of ilia:,- [ asj- N*i» m Lcrstar* and w«» cMnmon blar. the smaller leaves gets Ured of It It is among the tar »« »»r» V—' i M:-3KK d-jr- c'w.iw"!.- line which had been phloem neerosls~-a fast-work- It by some control of '.•ubri;»r,".2y pvrtrt tor llrs Kir- and net |wl«s and the abfUty to tint of the hardy shrubs to come IDC thf »*• S-r-*r»:*rr of Sus* baited withlinfene. On the Urn ing rirus disease which can sect pest. •..".»: w.th thf news iftas the had Moom runjlarty ot the Ferstan into flowtr. and it is bj far the i Trrt- nnht the pbotofrapber bad no knock off • stately elm tn a it ias".. af'.n t*o of thrf* rmn (rf ]ij,- ttf will bloom the second most ronsptraous at its Noaming d in Wa«h- hurt Brturnin* U» second night year It takes the Dutch elm rfT'Ti c*U:nrd I *rs*ck hwd of. •wtson after it is planted and '•eeron. Tbwe axe a number at PLANNING COfvOft jhgtnr. I> C Hf uxi tv sat a provieT climb the fence disease a couple of seasons at oftCTi the first jspeetes and rarieUes wich differ JCOMBINATIONB "PbtX-" <'*1»T -' ?Uft •» Tl',1'. and slip up to the Unr. Ae he least to suffocate a tree. T poi w *ort to Ait- ?ta habit of growth, bloo^mg Pleasing color effects ra-, reached for a pair of panties a It M a big. morons snrnb. eight Carol H Woodard. writing in tribJ> this r*»: soil aaprwer isfSMon. color Intensity and Me continued and repeated lh,,,,t! Ho Urn' :r. yjr hn'orr h flush bulb flared, i camera shutter to ten feet tall and equally bnwd. witi a «yn-f' wwJ whw'birrr* of the reOow flowers and bardi- the current Issue of "The Jour- out the ftrdm WMOO if ,*„„• dirked and the anarry was CMBsht It has branches down to the nal of the New Tart Botanical tpw! mf I nueht ground, none of the teggfoess of niata and annuals are well <•] food bun io import**; s Any Chau pf.TtooiT '-he He was a man. 28 years old, who Garden.' te&i of the spreading Blue and pink tuptus fir™ ItiiDt Ui»i r*r. iw p'»e v «::ir.-i- admitted he had been raiding the the conumoc lilac The flowers are i Fonythia suspema has long danger. FWlowtng the river 1 ! hum»r. iif? ;» :Jw nan • frairant and lavender. AD tn all .drooping canes which glee It spe- UM same tune as the Pwrv hi,,| trie t?» rrowiTM a! r **! fcrr .!>•::- ciothn line for more than a year. Taller* phloem necrosis has Siberian Iris, and look «v. ,-; M it is the best of the lilacs for good cial value for planting on steep r ;i| out of moTfd into fin Middle Western with pale yellow catomblm ,\ six! »•"." t* frrowtri and sure blooming. Bat i slopes or on top of a wall. For states during the but lour years. >n a 1-N1FOIUIS for a ranee of rotor, try the tunei. or Forttme OoMnbetJ. white garden heliotrope «M> JX* «*rjs«i« Tm the posses-' The crew anifortn of sailors in It has appeared as far east as ana offlcinaUs). Similarly tim ,,[ ffc-T -j» I inn'i s>*a* thf-v Frmrh hybrid of the neww, leas makes a more upright growth. 3! t.^jf l.'jfibarrow. She sasdj -,hr U 5 S»tj soon will be minus Tennessee and has shown up In browaUia spedOM major rat, ii? !irnr, n iSr«* in us* Rua common Preston hybrids. Some consider spectabttis the most ; 1 «»< *wisr was utlrrlv s:>r fainmts thrrtceo bnttans on the I a doaen nates. combined with white, yellow , pn3»r- ! •r^rfd rr.v !Wd* beautiful because of the rtehnm u» hrr :n that. In her ;::mMTf and buttoned cuffs on the pak pink snapdneons Or n; pod <*:* '.."i* yea.- :»>•;: day «pj. New Jerser Tea is the popular of its yeltow flowers, which also The mortality rate Is 100 per brfief. ;t Screwed and humiliate jumpen Instead, new dm* blues, Brocade and first Lady ',lln •IT prob.'-ir i- 6-i I ncrt>'.^> or name of Ceanothus Anwricanus. a are larger than those ol others cent: no infected tree ha* been thf prssf.nn of the ,fJeerrtarr of • hirh will be Issued tn a few petunias can keep company , jfe I be* p'.ar.; and wf«d I jro- white-Ooreifd plant that Indians and which often have more petals known to survive. Kiss Wood- P-alf :f :'. did not affect the gen- inonih-v v:l\ have cmTentoinal- and early settlers used in mating that give them extra fullness. ward says. Lut summer. the daisylike flowers or POK tfMEI »'"'f. ' eta! znn-emment My reaction was. j tront trou.<»rs with hip and slashed tea. To provf h;s qyg;:flr»'.:in a* a I «ouiti mm dotrME ;l I setUei j tide pockets and coat-style «leeve» The first to come into flower is !i»f argumeo'. by virtue of greater' wiK replace the buttoned cuffs. a newer species from northern The War Department states Korea. It is named ovata and baa fofowinx iTor-T ir.irh may ph}*ic»l strength But &h* re-! that it is entirely proper to wash For All Your c-ny a ri»HK nuuifd flicd tn that feeiinf. W« primrose yellow blooms. FOR 8C1TEB and to mend the flag of the United • "Wb«i M-> Marsha/ and I rc- «J1. 1 think seree with her con- States. faHued ?rr>m Ch:na v* bmuch* c«-pi u So the relationship of food ANADARKO. Okla.-^Just before 1 PHOTO REQUIREMENTS supper time. t?if other night, Pred JrJUi m & Crii*^- iimir. named :o the people ol the worid but Adk:n- heard a knock at the door.! Cata • Baby Pictures • Portraitnra Sb* haJJ a very (Jeflnsie bf- there was a slight difference in the In oiden times, Scotch folk tried manner of implementation Whf n he opened it. he found a > STY LE b~r. a !at quail that had rammed t to drive out toe evil spirits of eats • Studio ft Candid Wedding Album* \'M house in flight. by roasting mem alive on spits. Hew U Not to be outdone, the Irish tkd • Commercial Photography SMnetim* thi* year th* U. S- ( the till* of two cats together and FABR CS The first steam engine in Amer- threv them orer a clotheslint to JOT pc*t office will issue s Ihree-ceirt :ra Ta? installed in the Schujter SPECIAL 1 claw each other until only the VTashaMe IUr«m Crepe •tamp mnttnenwratmc "IV T*ar« C'lppcr Mine in what is now North WOODBRIDGE PHOTO STUDIO tails were left. From thii pastime 39 41 Inebes Wide of propcM by women to America." , New Jersey, in 1755. came the legend of the Kilkenny B«. IL49 Yd. WINDSOR J. LAKIS, PKW. Special Il.r For MMtrrt Daj and wear cau. in rkwe W*ML I-1M> or P. A. M4H tbroocboat the warm weather Patterson urge* cut in acd- 2W SMITHSTREET dent toll as preparedness meas- Senate investigators, armed Op*. Pntfe AmU1 SaTteo 74 MAIN STREET WOODHBIDC.F, sfifon. a eae-pieee brown and tHtttwdt white print drem with white ure services urge a war plants "pool." • botcher rayon linen jararl. Dreai | in deakaH with short ilmn, V neckline, and boipleated skirt. Jacket b detailed with the print

WATCH CAT SAVE PENNIES Start Off Your I BROOKLINE Miss - When (pennies that f-ariy morning cus- Spivack's New Look! | toraers slid under the door of his Balling Average ! store to pay for newspapers be- With A Hit gan disappearing, Eddie Collins j thought of the idea of putting out FREE FLOWERS To The Ladies Don't make the error of a "watch cat.' Later police caught STORAGE ; two youngsters trying to fish the waiting too long to select money out with a hooked wire. your warm weather sport They admitted it had been easy - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - # The LargeU j wort before the cat went to work. wear. Then, the playful cat grabbed the I hook and saved the money. You'll want something not • The Best only for the Decoration t Day weekend vacation but • The Safest J also for the entire summer. Just step up to our front • For Less | door and swing it open. J Manhattan and $2-00 INTRODUCING Van Heustti • Who yon atei oris

SPORT SHIRTS up » H00 FBEE nCK-CrS BY $3.95 frtmftlf. Cboot* To This Vicinity BONDED MESSEXGEK boa metal abw— repay aoatbly »• Repairing - Remodeling ana mail yaa.im- radpa idifc Cleaning and Gluing One of the Largest B; f.iprtl PaiTtCT* L 0 A X S $50 TO $500 CaU Mr. Back and Most Modern SPECIAL E WO f-1*41 EMPLOYEES LOAN CO. WALLPAPER 195 SMITH STREET * turn fnaTett. 17 Main 8C, Woodbridse Friday & Saturday PERTH AMBOV PEBTH AMBOY SHOWROOMS r. A. (-114C Only To Show Our Appreciation Because of your cqnsistant patronage I Manufacturer's Clearance Sale! and co-operation, we have now been able to add for your convenience and WE OFFER BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY AND SAVE! comfort this new, modern showroom, with private booths. Du Pont Men's Washable Half Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS 2-way collar, pleated flap pocket Sauforized and vat dyed, all colors including white, in all sizes, 100'< perfect $2.00 "AM IT *IU Sty Wff! MEN'S 100'< VIRGIN WOOL it Have our Interior HOUSE PAINT! LEISURE COATS & CARDIGANS Decorator assist you *« too* HIIW » rtiwtriftv FULLY LINED ^ .>*^V-,!, >fe with your Decorating him um*j*rft tot. A* M m

MO HOtt-dx tuny pcaa- problems. *M«Baf0*tVNthWt $12.50 - ' ^••- For 2 Consecutive Saturdays l - May 15th and 22nd - ; u OPEN AUL DAY I'ttOM 9 A. M. W 5 P. M ' arteret Shi • vil BRO 3W10N1 CABfplET