Fir ftlu—Sitp lie All T,f rhe T«wfc WWi Urg«t And B«st 9h CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1946 PRICE THXXS CEK1S Engineer Lakasuik in World Series — Japan Model Council Authorizes $610,000 1,-cks Vet Mat LukMuik, Carteret, New Jen«y third- lacker or the Bth Ionic Army Chicks, slide* Mfeljr In- For Sewers; Vote Is 4 to 2 to second Mue, Insists Locaiiott In the fourth FnrmUe to tine of the Vpproved Before World Series of Free Magyar Troop Japan plajred In Coughlin, Leshick \ Democrats in V| Yokohama's fa- mous Lou Geh- ,,TKT — The Borou** Exhibits Flowers rl Stadium Sep- Give Sewer Views As Audience $j ' ,;, nuthorlxed Borqugh K i,;,-i)h a. Jomo to select tember 21, as CARTERET—A very successful , utnnt on which tern Mike Sokol, I flower show was Bponsored by Olrl CARTERET—Councllmen John ] Over Proposition '.,,,1-mK units for veteran} Corps shorUtop 8cout Troop, No. 3, of the Free Leshick and Edward Coughlln. j from Anderson, after casting a negative vote on .,ii',inicted. • Magyar Reformed Church Monday CARTERET-Flery ortttorf and J Indiana (left) he Issuance of bonds for the con- ,.,,,,,1 was taken after re- in the church basement. brittle tempers marked the puttmi awaits the catch- tructlon of flood sewers. Issued a ', niiide on the fitatft for- er's per- I Corps The nrst prise was awarded to Wednesday night by the BcnpdBfi luhirh to provide horn«» Alma Zabel; second prize, Mary ormal statement today to "clarify Council of an ordinance whiChn won the game ,helr position on the issue." , : fifty returned servlce- 6-4 and also the Lukacs, and third prise to Helen will permit Carteret to .,,.; IIHMI- famlllee. Before World Series four Peters. The Judges were Mrs. "Our vote tn opposing the Issu- 000 on extending and i, made, however, the names to three. Joeph Molnar and Mrs. Stephen ance of bonds In the construction Its sewer system The ,„,, 1 lie municipality to Luckacs. Leaders of the troop, who of sewers must not be construed majority of four voted for tbt'"> ,',iiiic sites for the units. arranged the affair, were Miss as a vote In opposition to the con- ordinance and Counctlmeh Le*-",' dimis, the regulations re- Margaret Batog and Miss Mar- struction of sewers, but rather, we hick and Coughlln voted against nt lie served "by all utility garet Keregyarto. recognize the Immediate need for ll ", vnier and electricity. Following the show, an enter- - • • H the alleviation of the condition The action Is based on a long tainment program was given by , mncd to attempt to locate that exists in certain sections of study, prepared by the Borough'* ,n Borough-owned pro- 51% of Boys Graduated in '46 Bride-to-Be Feted the following Girl Scouts: Lillian Carteret, In and around the terri- consulting engineers, and accord- Perka, Helen Peters, Mary Lukacs omc difficulty in this tory of Charles, Christopher and Inn to the Republican viewpoint, Gloria Nemish, Barbara Kurtz ! ,, will probably be met John Streets, Lmlls Street and was taken to remove a considerable ByMrs.Harrington Lillian Versegyi, Janet Megyesl : iiir fact that much of From High School, in Service Chrome Avenue. We feel the same health hazard to local residents Nancy Sltar and Patricia Pross. ; to which Carteret has arising out of flooded cellars and. CARTERET—Miss Virginia An- condition existed on Randolph ..;„. m recent years 1* not streets. The Democrats, on tha'j 15% of All Gradutkes ter Pszczola, Walter Kovacs, and derson, Main Street, Woodbrldge, Street and was corrected at a cost i, the utilities. Borough other hand, while recognizing the Walter King. who will become the bride of Dr. SGT. JEAN SOBIFSKI of less than $3,000. This could be w ust J. Perry said yester- need for Immediate action Now Are Continuing The following were finally elect- Qerard Goodman, of this borough, Shirley M, Ashton done on the other streets and be ,• iline Is only one possible CARTERET — Sgt. Jean So- localities covered by the ordinance: ed: President, John Cherepon; tomorrow, was_honored at a mis- done Immediately; whereas the : u far as an Uwwtigatlon Study, Survey Shows bleskl, daughter of Julius S<>- have taken the position that in vice president, William Kachur; cellaneous shower at the home of project now contemplated will run , .:i|id ascertain, and that bleskl, 8 Passaic Street. Is the expenditure of such "a trf>| treasurer, Ann Marie Balewicz; Mrs. W. W. Harrington, 129 Fer- Is Bride of Bakke into a period of five years before It , vicinity of the ball field CARTERET — According to a enroute to Japan for duty In mendous sum of money" that secretary, Stella Dacko; represen- shlng Avenue. Yokohama. She is a veteran of can be completed. ,,rt Park, off Oartwet Ave- survey of the Class of 1946 of CARTERET —Miss Shirley M question should be decided by tat tative, Walter Pszcxola. The ceremony will be performed "Furthermore, we can get no Carteret High School (recently Ashton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs two yean service in the Euro- voters at large on a referendum. Miss Bess Blchey and Frank at 10 A. M. at a nuptial mass In pean theatre. guarantee that the project will be ,: that this location will completed at the school, twenty- Elmer Ashton, Breton Woods, be McCarthy are the advisors. St. James' Church, Woodbridge. Councilman John Turk. Republi- . requirements outlined in seven per cent of the class, or! came the bride of George W. Bak Set. Sobieski entered the WAC completed at that time. Attends Conference Quests were Mrs. Raymond can leader and sponsor of the at\ ..nit housing ^filiation fifty-one percent of the male ke, son of Mr. and Mrs. George on December 11, 1HZ and was "It also becomes very evident Supervising Principal George S. i Anderson and daughter. Joan, of dinance, presented a number Of: i: by Lhe legislature. graduates, Is in military service, Bakke, Frederick Street, this place, stationed In Fort D«s Molnes. that the project has been hastily Qoodeldlll participateiitdd Ii n a conferf - photographs showing the result* •; nil survey conducted by the while fifteen per cent of the total Woodbridge; Mrs. George Walsh, at the Laurelton Baptist Church III., then England, France and thrown together. On September ence on Adult Education prob- Miss Dorothy Walsh and Mrs. of the inadequate &ewer system.,^ i indicated that the rhaxl- number of graduates is continuing with the Rev. Francis Lake ofn Belgium. She wears the WAC. 25, the majority members of the and pointed out that wfu> (Continued on Page 2) Edward Leltner of Perth Amboy; Good Conduct, American The- :r, •, ;,i that can be paid by the their education in colleges and elating at the double-ring cere- Council, without a consultation of Wednesday night's action permits Mrs. John J. Harrington, Sr., Mrs. atre and Victory ribbons and e. iti-L.-i is $35 per month. It Is business schools. Fifty-three per mony. any nature, introduced an ordi- the Borough to finance the lm* John Harrington, Jr., Mrs. Mary the ETO ribbon with one battle t (I that Mr. Jomo will con- cent of the Class is gainfully em- Miss Elizabeth Hlnman of West- nance for the expenditure of provement to the extent of Council Studying Plea Little, Mrs. P. B. Harrington, Miss star. i search for locations at ployed In clerical and Industrial field was maid of honor. Brides- $810,000 for the said project. We 000, that the Council can proceed , Jobs. Elizabeth Dolan, Miss Marion Ben- j, ,i:,: will report to the Council For $300 Teacher Bonus son, Mrs. Maurice Goodman, Mrs. maids were Miss Roberta Cook of asked that this be submitted to with as much—or as little—of ra'jfp ,., by the next meeting. Several boys now working will Paul Pirigyl, Mrs. Anthony Topo, Westfield and Miss Mary Patrtcla the voters for their approval, inas- work as may seem advantagmo|,^£ CARTERET — The Finance soon be inducted Into service and Mrs. John Couglln of Carteret; Ballentine of Irvington. Edward much as the $810,000 represents Much of the argument against; Committee of the Borough Coun- School Activities will continue their education, after Mrs. Henry J. Harrington and McGehan of this place was his only an initial part of the cost the proposition was based on thai.'" cil has taken under advisement their discharge. Mrs. William Golden of Railway. Vother-ln-law's best man. Ushers The whole sewer construction contention that prices of COBK- the request by the Board of Edu- huscttsMan, The prospective bridegroom was were Fred Leister of Maplewood project would amount, In the long struction at this time are unusually Among the schools now attend- cation for $34,500 in order to At Hale, Columbus given a bachelor dinner at Va- and Roy DeYoung of Little Falls. run, to $1,500,000. Inasmuch as high, and that temporary meaning'. ed by members of this class are pay the 115 full-time employes rady's Grove, Fords. About 30 Given in marriage by her father, this ordinance for the Issuance of might be taken to relieve the more New Jersey College for Women, in the school system a bonus of Kay Married guests were present at the affair the bride wore a white satin gown CARTERST — Many activities grave conditions with the balance r Newark University, Rutgers, Up- $300 for the current year. The bonds had not been seen by either ! arki Dr. Goodman was presented with a full skirt which extended have been planned for pupils in of the Work to wait until costs) sala College, University of Rich- school board a week ago adopted Of us prior to the meeting, It was bAHTKKET — At a ceremony ; with a iiift of luggage. into a long train and a fingertip Nathan Hale and Columbus huve levelled. -. ' mond, Tennessee, Stevens Insti- a resolution authorizing the bon- necessary for us to ask a number •o v ihe bride* home, MU» Ute of Technology, John Hop- veil of illusion arranged from a Schools. of questions. Evidently, these Turk Shutello Row - us, but the funds must be pro- coronet of orange blossoms. She tit; K.iy. daughter of Mr. and ;lns. Rider's, Newark State Teach- At Nathan Hale School, a series questions proved embarrassing, for Members of the Borough Coun- i I!-;.i.niun Kay, upper Roose- vided by the Council. carried a bouquet of baby chrysan- •rs' College. Clemson College and of appropriate parties and assem- within one week, on October 2, a cil sat quietly while the argument -v.,i;ue and Ray Salvanelll, The teachers, in their request, Feast of Intercession themums and bouvardia ,he University of Maryland, blies will be held to celebrate Hal- new ordinance was Introduced for by members of the audience, pro-," is uf Mi. poipted ou r night parties will ceeded calmjj iuUil_Micha|^ShU» nv. " M ULMI1IJ£ lAfll legislation lvjjuirjbonjj ei!:, Beverley, aijuamarine gown of Satin and riet be Spa: teadners have Tello. recently a"&uho6ritic candl- School for Secretaries. ment of the bonus five years ago, insored. The only $600,000. We are very anxious Saturday, RKordtr Arthur CARTERET-The Sistertyod and a silver tiara. Miss Cook wore expressed the hope that parents date, was challenged by Council- Elect Athletic Slate that they had been willing to to determine where this $210,000 m, Woodbrldge, officiated at ! of the St. Demetrius' Ukrainian a similar gown of pink and Miss will co-operate in "their teaching man Turk. For a moment it ap- At ii special assembly last week, postpone their request to focal would have gone if we had voted Edouble-rinblringg ritesrites. j Church attended divine services in Ballentine wore blue. All three of having fun In the right place peared that the meeting would ,he nominees for the Athletic authorities until now. Because carried bouquets of baby orchids in the affirmative on the original hi imde wore a white satin a body and received communion at the right time," net out of hand, but Mayor Sklba, ssociation were presented to the of the tremendous Increase in sent to the bride from Hawaii. ordinance, We further feel that with a sweet htaf^ ntekllne, Monday in observance of the Fewt The school projector will be finally obtained order and the pro- it>.-ves and a full skirt with itudent body by Charles Fazekas the cost of living they felt they of Intercession of the Blessed Vir- Honeymoon in South if there would have been a saving ceedings returned to normalcy, must ask for the additional mon- used on October 24 between 9:40 . intin. Her nngertto-length The nominees for president gin Mary. The newlyweds will reside in of $210,000 in one week, the orig- George A. Olesekft, consultant en- ey at this time. and 10:20 A. M., and parents who i ••: illusion was arranfM from ere: Walter Gasior, John Chere- In the evening, the Sisterhood Breton Woods on their return from inal project, for more than $800,- Rineer. attended and patiently ex- would like to see how visual aid; (jnct of orange blossoms and jon, Walter Pavlowski, and Wil- was given a reception by its officers a honeymoon in the South. For 000 had not been properly studied Pluined the various phases of thd help In studies are welcome to ,.::i.'d a prayer book with a iam Balog: for vice president: ; CLEES GRADUATES in the Ukrainian Pavilion. traveling, Mrs. Bakke wore a gray by its proponents. • program. Walter Gluchoski, Thomas Dunn, j KEESLER FIELD, Miss. - Pvt. attend. •: of gardenias. ' Speakers were Mrs. Paul Ka- suit with black and white acces- Sewer Cleaning Ureed j The ainument was sharply divid* William Kachur, and Paul Bam- j Fred J. Clees, son of Mr. and Mrs\j sories and an orchid corsage. To commemorate Columbus Martha Nering, M ittaid of wensky, president; M*s Harry ^'Furthermore*1 the Council has j ed -apparently those bothered by lurak; treasurer: Ann Marie j Car! Clees, 36 Chrome Avenue, Day, Mrs. Mary Makwinski's class : vnic a romance b W gown Wolansky, secretary, and Mrs. The bride is a graduate of West- ex'pended large sums of money for floods in favor of the ordinance,. Balewicz, Julia Held, Angelina 1 Carteret, this week was graduated fleld High School and attended presented a; playlet, "The Glory :,••.! in ofl,-tt»-8houjd«r style Mary Polehonki, treasurer, Mrs. the purchase of sewer cleaning and those free of the condition Lauffenberge. and Dorothy; from one of the World's greatest John Hundlak and Mrs. Charles Oberlin College, Ohio. The bride- He Deserved," on Monday. The >'.affeta bodice and 1 chlflon equipment which has been deliv- opposed. Mrs. Paul Bagala, speak- Uhouse; secretary: Stellii Dacko. j educational programs—one of the Wadiak, Sr. The Rev. John Hun- groom is a graduate of Carteret cast included William Murray 1 Ai.t wore a ttatctml Juliet ered and is stored at the borough ints for residents of Lewis Street, Dorothy Sarzillo. Anna Beam, and j Air Training Command's airplane I diak™pastor and spiritual adviser High School and a veteran of 27 Frank Buzas, Andrew Kotis, An- urn carried a bouqim of yel- garage, but which has never been declared that on many occasions santhemuma. oan Bartok: the freshman rep- j mechanics training courses at j 0[ yle organization, congratulated months' service in the Army. He drew Dobrovich, John Yavorsky it was Impossible to send children.:! 'it Salvanelll >ii Hi broth- •esentatives on the council: Wai-; Keesler Field. j the group for its 14 years of activi - is employed at the Hulse Boat Joan Jacoby, William Matowiu to school because of the depth of'i' sewers will disclose much of the JI ' man. ities for the benefit of the church. Company, Breton Woods. Mary Yovacs, Florence Serson trouble that exists in the Carteret i« Live In Bmrfer The sisterhood will meet to- Dorothy Schwartz, Eleanor Kutcy, sewerage system may be attrib- • ni'wiywedi are « » tour night at 7:30 o'clock in the church Scrap Paper Collection John Nemjo, Richard Malwltz, ! hall. uted to the failure of the Street '• [Finland and Canada and CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS Richard Malwitz, Barbara An- situation. : !""< their future home in Scheduled for Saturday Department to clean the said sew- Even those who were opposed to ers. The Borough of Carteret lias :>' For traveling, Mrs. 8al- Florence Serson, Eleanor and the ordinance in Its entirety ex- Note: Contributions (o this column must be in this office CARTERET — Its final paper purchased sewer cleaning equip- -: cnose a French gray suit Veronica Bryant Weds Dorothy Schwartz recited the pressed the belief that relief should no later than Tuesday of each week. They must be made In drive of the year will be held ment for the purposes determined, bUck accesaoriH wd an poem, "Columbus." be afforded promptly in cases, $• writing. Lee in Florida Nuptial by Boy Scout Troop 80 Saturday marine feathered hat. Her Columbus School Notes whether or not the flooded condi- jthis kind, and Mr. Turk explained under the direction of Scout- tions that exist in certain sections '-as of orchids. OCTOBER CARTERET — Announcement The Eighth Qrade boys at Co- that even though the spending of 1 master Alex Pauluck. of the town may be eliminated by $610,000 would be authorized by ''••He is a graduate flf Car- 18—Meeting of Sisterhood of St. Demetrius Ukrainian Church was made this week of the mar- lumbus School visited the mill of The scouts will canvass the en- a thorough cleaning of all clogged | enactment of the ordinance that, Hir:ii School and Newark at 7:30 P. M. riage of Miss Veronica Bryant, I. T. Williams Co., Monday. They ^>:;i!ury School and Jrsa em- 19—Wedding of Miss Agnes GavaleU and John Mlcknlck at tire borough beginning at 9 sewer pipes. We would like to see I the most dangerous conditions,, ll| Miami, Pla. formerly of Bernard were accompanied by the class- • i '')• the Poster Whs« «r Cor St. Ellas' Greek Catholic Church, (fhtreet, East Rahway Section, to AM Householders are asked to what the results would be If this \ would be remedied first In the dis-." 1!l room teacher and Mr. Spewak, »ii The brldotroofa was Meeting of West Carteret Association at' Borough Hall. Charles Lee, Jr., Pershlng Avenue. tie all magazines and news- equipment were put to use and cretion of the Council. Mr. Gieselt|:|j shop teacher. said that plan lias been so drawtt/*|jj SU.UK! from BeVerlej High Wedding of Genevieve Marie LeVan and Chief Pharmacists The wedding took place at St. papers securely Into bundles the present sewerage system The film "Our Own United us to permit this piece-meal pro-;' "•• ami attended Bostm Uni Mate Janurius A. Chomlcki at St. Joseph's Church. Mary's Church, Little River, Fla., and leave them at the curb. In brought up to 100' i of its effl- 1111 States" was shown to the pupils cedure. is. a veteran of four Wedding of Miss Virginia Anderson, Woodbrldge, and Dr. with the Rev.' James McDonnell case of rain the collection will (Continued on Page 2) as part of the Visual Aid Instruc- Knglnecr Differs talf years wit)) th* Coast Gerard Goodman, Carteret, at St. Jame«' Church, Wood- officiating, assisted by Rev. Edward be held the following Saturday. tion in social studies. mm. bridge, at 10 A. M, O'Neill and Rev. John Cronin. The The engineer' differed with the?™ 20—Wedding of Miss Mary Koval and Joseph O'Reilly at Sacred attendants were the bride's sister, The Columbus - Cleveland PTA Proceeds of Card Party contention of some of the speakerai'JSi Heart Church at 3 P. M. Carol and brother, Francis. • Mrs. Johnson Succumbs; met Wednesday in the Columbus that cleaning of some of the lines',-"™ r28 Dance sponsored by Altar and Rosary Society of Holy School Library. Plans were out- To Aid Undernourished and the installation of flood gates Family Church in School Auditorium. Funeral Service Monday lined for the year's activities. The in the Noe's Creek sewer would£~! h Uub't Calendar 21—Card party, sponsored by Washington-Nathan Hale PTA, Course Offered by Aid next session will be November 13 CARTERET—A card party, for obviate the floods. He pointed out i Nathan Hale School. * CARTERET—Mrs. A. Johnson, in Cleveland School. the benefit of a camp for under- that so much of the Borough lies De- Meeting of the cia.v, uf 1942 at Borough Hall at 8 P. M. Squad to Open Tuesday "r Christopher Street, died Thurs- privileged children sponsored by below tide-water that it would '•'i- uf the Car' Reunion plans to be made. . day after a long illness. The litany the Golden Chain, will be held be impossible to clear the lines Of '; "iiducted abutl will be recited at 8:00 P. M. In her CONCERT THURSDAY Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Meyer domestic and storm waters unless,.' 1 1 22—Class initiation, Court Carteret, Order of Foresters, Fire CARTERET—The first meet- I ' " mmic of Miss home by Rev. Kenneth MacDon- CARTERET —Robert Brereton, Rosenblum, Fitch Street. The host- a completely different type of con- "' l| Hall No. 2. Ins of Standard First Aid Course '• ii' made for Meeting of West CarUret Association at Borough Hall. will be held Tuesday at J P. M- ald. The funeral will be held at sightless pianist, will give a con- ess will be assisted by Mrs. Isadore struction is installed. 'i i"iadc for First Aid Class to meet in First Aid Squad Building at at the Carteret First Aid Squad home on Monday at 10:30 A. M. cert in the Woodbridge High Brown and Mrs. Robert Chodosh. The Republican majority, in sup«:i'; 7 P. M. Building. Thereafter, classea will and at 11:00 A. M, in St. Marks' Bchooi, Thursday at; 8:30 P. M. All members and friends of the porting the ordinance, explained' 24—Meeting and Installation of officers of Carteret Chapter, be held on each Tuesday and 4>hurch. Mrs. Johnson will be Tickets may be secured from Rev, Friendship Link are Invited. Prizes that they were attempting to ndk'L Hadassah, at Brotherhood, of Israel Synagogue. Thursday evening, commencing buried in the family plot at St. Kenneth MacDonald, St. Marks' will be awarded and refreshments only ease the immediate situation f| Luncheon meeting sponsored by Carteret Woman's Club at 7 P. M. and ending at 9 P. M. Peter's Church Cemetery, Perth Rectory. . •,• served. but to plan for, the community's]?! at Bremble's Inn Scotch Plaint, 1 P. M. The duration of the course will Am boy. future. It was pointed out that; t 26-Republican Get-together. be 5 weeks. with the growth and expansion^ I'iurence Mtffauto and Fall dance sponsored by Steven Kutcy's Shuflleboard Asso- Registration will still be ac- Hadassah Chapter Lists expected that the conditions _._,' Miiau.. .Catherlttl Oreoh, ciation at Roosevelt Hotel. cepted on Tuesday, opening New Books At library become progressively wore unlwajlf* •'"ii Hi vhka. Aenese Ottbderaeo 27 -Wedding ojt Miss Irene Rose KokUieskl and Robert Hansen evening of the course. Installation Thursday the collecting sewers are extended J dn! Ziemba. at Holy Family Church. as provided In the ordinance. ,'L In u new st'ii.st: of brotherhood." 28— Annual card party sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary of Broth- Woman's Club Directors CARTERET — The Carteret By LORBTtd M, NIV1LL John Lyseta of East Railway, MfJ| erhood of Israel tn Ukrainian Pafvlllcm. Chapter, Hadassah will Install the CARTERET ~- Following are The belli Inglng was a publicity and Mis. Julius Kish and Mr. Shu- '"•"'"i«n Club 30—Songfest sponsored by Oiri Scout? of trough i|* Cttteret To Open Season Oct. 24 following officers October 24, at brief reviews of some of. thk recent stunt thought up by Bill Dumtigan, tello were among the opponent^! High School Stadium. the Hill Synagogue: bookbk s receiveidd att ttbbe fcjfcarteret Hollywood press agent. He wanted Mr. Kish and Mrs, Bagala enga Library: to attract attention to the un- 81—Hallowe'en dance sponsored by Sacred Heart Foat, Catholic CABTERET — The. directors of President, Mrs. Samuel. Roth; rary: ./ In a lively altercation in the- h the Carteret Woman's Club met The Miracle 0* tHTBeUs", Rus- released film starring Olga Tres- way after the meeting which wa War Veterans at St. James' Hall, first vice president, Miss Floryce kovmi. But In the middle of Dunv Monday at the home of Mrs, John Brown; second vice president, Mrs. sel Janney. noisy but settled without bloQMi win cel NOVEMBER This Is a Joy«ui novel about the nrgan's planned publicity, a strange shed. Athletic Club Reid,- Heald Street, and made Edward Hopp; recording secretary, St—Fall Dance sponsored by Loce Star B^oial four dday s wheh n ttf)c ajiurch n bells uiiplttimiii ihinK happens at the The meeting was adjourned : plans' for the opening fall lun- Mrs- Mr. Chodoah; corresponding little Church of St. Michael the at St. James' Hall. cheon-raosijns to be held October secretary, Mrs. Stanley Srulowitz; raog day and in a small til October 24, » J—Meeting of Sodality of Holy Family Church' JunlotBodallty 1 Pennsylvania It- is an Archaugle, Dunnlgan learns that 24 at BiemWes inn, Scotch Plains. treasurer, Mrs. Loui« Lebow; ftna- he has to tup a miracle! The story lie will be | to be organised. ,, Reservations must be made with clal secretary, Miss Ann Schwartz. astounding, If of the trans-* »'cheatrja,,^ 9—Wedding of Miss Josephine Tylka and Michael SMUicl. formation of a j ig* community uf how the spectacular event at Mrs. if), 8. Onlbratth by Monday. Blectfd Board members, Mrs. Max the little church Is overshadowed Police Ashed to Help- Wedding of Miss Sophia Ztbudotltl and Bdwwd gtaubach Lunc-rfom WUl be served at L P. M Brown, Miat Dora Lewis. Mrs. Mor- from spiritual y,to gl&dness at Holy Family Charch, 4 P.(M. and In a narrow by what goes on In the hearts of In Search for Girl, 19 ris Ulman will be the installing the people Is one of joyousness in IJ—Meetln* of Oil Workers' International Unlop, Uffl, 397, at officer sense, "the MlrMe of the BelU" /Veu; Industry Operating life that will sweep the reader into CARTERET — Borough poQ« 1 Members are requested to bring iti . a. novfl bi thhe dd«votlon of .Meeting of Girls' Friendly Society of Rt. Mirk ! Church a,t v a delightful liberating experience have been naked to aid in &ml Herm 20 Are their Wu« boxM to this meeting. aWs agent'to the memory of uall too infrequent in modern flc- h f M A, C. Hwdemann Fitch Warn :•• '19 A pro- search for Mis* Stella Csaja, Drawing (or thl Bendli Washing uet tiwi. OAHTERET—A n*W indwtry, Uaabine will bi held at the wgu- «ns*. •_ mp P daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan ohurchbwement from Harry Jr., The reader will remember the caaja. 3 State Street, who the Cartwet China Corporation., iftr mwting Movtmber ai. ;; Brunlni, • of the • • tin* Monday at M of Aweri- character «f this breathtaking been missing for five weeks, 1 New • TO *..**¥ njms . ••.•'•• Qod's grace. novel as he rewembors U» charac- When last MM in Carteret, tf* -TJM annual n IBJrioqdness ters of Plokwu. If they tow a young lady was wearing a wait* ''tfrtftrtMd- curtain bow, you would flnd In ttott bioua«, gr^ wd pritke s^ipn *SF fl«s cantor BiU Dv»ii*m who* Jjoad* ' wnfl -|p PAGE TWO FRIDAY, OCTOBE\ ,R 18, 1046 bauds which Mnrr and hin field November 2 Selected New Books marshals had broken up. Marr thought, tm WM prepared for any- A$ Theatre Party Date (Continued from Page 1) thing, but event.1? took a turn that Jmmhlr FnMirr Paul no longer he could never have anticipated. CARTERET—Plans for a th«a- liarnwrl by rfrhts nnd failure. and Belle Woodhall. the girl Marr ter and dinner party on November Marrus Hnrrls. squareshootlng wanted to marry, ran off with Britt 2 were made at a meeting of the. Biovio pi-nfluw -Irishman, Polish Morgan and was BOOJI known far ladies' Auxiliary of Exempt Fire- Catholic. :iiKl .low linked as broth- and wide ns the Outlaw Queen of men Wednesday at Fire Hall No. 1. ers under thr infliifnrr nf the love- the ctmarron. Dick, facing the After the business session a un- ty »\m it of > ••'•• Serve thmn your UvviU mwj — fv r«nn EATON'S RECORD READS RIGHT! fried, boiled, «crvni>M, pr vmh^l FwitorePrttol' PENN llui FOR CONGRESS EATON is recognized at one of America's great- est authorities on economic and industrial prob- URGE lems. He work* to increase the share of the e| masses of men in the economic resources of the nKE carton aw**! country. BrtWifWIn* 1d.z IWtSUrcb EATON serves his constituents regardless of Lirgi WMte Legfctris bul Prices effective in politics, race or creed and has rendered willing ZiriACIsaner Super Matbti ano assistance to thousand* in matters of g«vern- SUNNYBROOK Self Service stores ment. only. EATON is the Leading Republican mwosbtr of the Foreign Affairs Committee. The M« Presi- - RJttff'l CltSHp 14 oi. bol.l dent Roosevelt named him one of th» delegates C to wrjte the United Nations Charter. President Beechnut «8 Cattap »«*«»» Tfuman has named him an alternate to all meet- WFEE ings of the General Assembly. The Senate ha* Beechnut )h W 2 oz |*c 33e given unanimous approval. UUy's nffi 8* Nescafe 4 9^i«'34c cvtori . . of 1 doz. EATON has supported all legislation for the Lithy's iSSSZn 18 benefit of veterans. H# wprlu and votes con- ll 3,(X)0,o< ' sistently to cut government waste and extrava- CaapbeU'l S& 3 -24» omr gance for the reduction of tasei; to prqtect N I American labor against competition of foreign ClaW'i *XV2 2 $ 27c - sweated labor, and to k«*p tfcf government out A. EATON Boned Chicken -*• - 7J» of business which competes with the taxpayers. 'ARKERHOOM District and State in the forefront of affairs in Washinj- Me and experienced r«p!-«*enU*ive and a trme and tried Um. 5. IATEFHLEB ttffit EATON it th* General Election in November by pkg>. %•«•« iriff fr* FWDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1946 H GAIN • PICKS CHIEFS POCKET SETS WEDDING DAY , Minn—DurMr* MEXICO CITY, D. P.—It WMI Josephine Tylkg to WedChurch Fund to Benefit Service Held on Monday omciRS ovnt- HAIL KILLS BIRD*. CARTERET —Miss Irene Rose 8RAS REPLACEMENT GILLETTE, Wyo. — A ,„ nearby Moothmd, bold thief who mingled with the Jessie M. Junge BaiUici November 9 From Proceeds o, teleskl, (laughter of Mrs 8tel- For Mr*. Mathilda Ward To meet the urgent need for hailstorm was so severe delegates at a recent convention a Kolodrieaki. 1 Somerset Street, i officers in the overseas theaters, that more than 200 iparrowi < in ul liard-to-tet itema, CARTKRBT — Miss Josephine CARTBRET—the Rosary So- „„,„(,. sugar and «o«p, here — the meeting of the Inter- will become the bride of Robert CARTERET — Funeral services, First Army has been advised by found, beaten to death ft.""11 Tylka, who will become the bride ciety of Holy Family Parish will Hansen, son of Wr and Mrs. Mag- for Mrs. Mathilda Ward, 4ft Fitch halftones, under • large ,kr into her home Mid, national Association of Chlets of of Michael Baslllcl, Pershlng Ave- higher headquraters that officers sponsor Its annual dance Sunday nus Hansen, 280 Amboy Avenue, StreeU who died October 10 at with the following amount or lew wood tree. i,,ot, proved that they, Police — and picked the pocket of nue, on November 9, was guest of at 7:30 P. 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J.i«,; Dl m HHM«S OF BONHAMTOIN »AR Charles Frank, Proprietor ||' PAGE SIX FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1948 iCarteret High Eleven Loses, Mechanics No. 2, 5,500 See Carteret Alumni Lose Nemeth's, Pioneers Buddy HassettJanhee Star,P( 13-8, to Long Branch High Mechanics No. 3 Tie To AmboyAlumni Football Team 3-Came Winners Tribute to Winnets at Fete //< CARTERET—Marking a fitting ' CARTEHKT With lurk against turning to the air, but missed two Casting For Lead In City Pin League .rlbute to a highly successful sea- Ernie Sabo, Yankee smm ,, them. Flunk McCarthy's Cart-prat golden opportunities one when In Bitterly Fought Game, 13-0 ion, the Carteret Recreation Twi- »me of his big league expr, '' ' High Sciihol warriors dropped an- after which he congral.uinir.,,''.',' Phillips dropped the ball on the CARTERET-Taking advantage CARTERET—Nemeth's and the light Baseball League held a ban- ,Other one hrforp a big home crowd Long Branch 23-yard line. CARTERET The dreams of the in the third quarter. Al Webber Pioneers were surprise sweep win- quet Tuesday night at the Ukrain- league wliinera and batiiiiK <-i ttt 3,500 al the high school stadium Of a two-game defeat of Casting Carteret Alumni Football Associa- plunged to the eight and Chet plon. "I am sure all u^ ,''"' The lineups: by the Tank House, the Mechanics ners In Monday night's matches ian Pavilion to pay honor to the 'fflta Monday niRlit when they lost to Long Branch Carteret tion of an undefeated season,this Btraube drove through right, UcklR In the Carteret City. Bowling league winners as well as Buddy displayed nothing but clean •,, " Ji BWdlorrr I/HIK Branch eleven by No. 2 and the Mechanics No. 3, year were blasted to the four for the score. Larry Llpnlck place- manshlp from the stun ,,i LE—Fragle . Balewlcz both scoring sweep triumphs, League at the Recreation alleys. Hassett. Yankee star, who was 13-8 seme. LT -Farranglne Mlglecz winds last Sunday afternoon kicked the extra point, Nemeth's took three from Sitar's guest of the evening. season to the finish. Thev ,, moved Into a three-way tie for The line-ups: be complimented," The truth of the matter was that LG—-Corclone Vernacchlo the league leadership In the V S when their bin:'county rivals, the while the Pioneers won a three- It was a gala affair, with a tur- lie local boys outplayed their op- C —Cannon Bodnar Perth Amboy Alumni football Perth Amboy Carteret game triumph over the Carteret key dinner being served. Honored John Olbficht was i™<;i,,,, M, R, lnterdepartment bowling He Introduced Daniel ,s,.,,,',, Kttients every inch of the way but RO--Strollo Qytig eleven set them back on their LE—F, Webber Taylor Bar. guests, besides Hassett, were Mayor league last Thursday night at the director of the Recreation Dr.' hey usually pay off on the final RT—Mordi Kaehur Academy Alleys. heels. 13-0, before a sell-out crowd LT—D. Theophilakos Pelc Two game winners were the Stephen Sklba, members of the Sore and LonR Branch had the RE—Oxley O'Connell of 5,500 it Waters Stadium, Perth Carteret Reos and Szemozak's. Borough Council and Board of ment/who said that, is wn MECHANICS NO. 3 (3) LG—Kopervas Cherepon through the combined i,,,,,,,' long end of » 13-8 count. QB—Mantogna .'. Trosko Amboy. It was a bitterly contested C•— Gasko ....: Blstak 8ITAR8 (0) Education, and Supervising Prin- W. Carteret ran Into some tough LH-Accerra Phillips W. Megyesl 122 225 A. Fedlem 168 143 178 cipal Dr. Goodell. Mon of the Council, nom'i 146 160 and savagely fought encounter, RG—Mizenko Fltzpatrlck Education and sport, fnnr; ,,i . i'lttck In the openlnii period when a RH—Stllle Gaslor R .Thergeson J. Seaman 142 128 174 Buddy Hassett whose presence 0. Schur 176 171 161 with intense feeling running as RT—Frontera Szessny Borough that the leaRue wn ,|' bad pass from center went over the FB—Sperling Donovan high in the stands as In the game RE—Krilla '... Elliott J. Sltar 129 159 183 here was due to the efforts of head of the receiver and Long L. Potts 206 116 to enjoy the outstanding M,,( Score by periods: 166 Itself. The defeat ended a four- QB—Hubka Kostlnkevitz M. Urbanskl 177 139 171 that has marked the i Branch recovered on the Carteret Long Branch ,7 8 0 0—13 C. Urbanskl 176 143 PHS 201 game winning skeak compiled by LH-Straube Matthews 8. Fedlem ; 131 168 106 paign. He paid particular |,, 6-yard line. From this point It was Carteret 0 0 8 0—8 P Panek 153 168 the locals on their home field. RH-J. Webber to the team players fm u,,,, ',.' an easy matter to take It over for Scoring. Touchdowns: Long F. Koepfler .... Skiba 737 -737 751 Dunnes Hold Lead ft touchdown In three plays, Car- Both teams will play a return en- FB—Feltovlcs ., Bergman cellent showing Branch, Sperling, Accerra. Car- gagemen tat Carteret on Novem- NEMETH (3) Mie place-kickod the extra point teret: TouchdoWn. Fazekas, Safety, 826 812 812 Score by periods: Qus Perry, who "pinch im , SCRAP PLANT (0) ber 24. Perth Amboy 6 0 7 0—13 Crooks 150 204 199 Council Frank Sleklerka. <•!,' fto give LonK Branch the lead at Stllle. Long Branch. oPtnts after Komunlck 160 136 110 In Local K. of C. |hls point hy 7-C touchdown: Corcione, place-kick. E. .Wilgus 158 143 Carteret was outplayed and out- Carteret 0 0 0 0—0 man of Recreation, made ih<-,,. 168 Blind 125 125 125 ••" Long Branch scored attain In the Substitutions: Longbranch, Ca- El. Hunt 156 176 rushed all afternoon, according to Touchdowns: F. Webber, Straube. awards. The Frank Srrudatu i 169 Nemeth 170 173 160 phy went to the Orioles pi,, iecond period when Dick Accerra paro, Cai'twilght, Smith, Rlzzo. V. Hogya 141 the official statistics, with the Am- Points after touchrown: Llpnick Pin Loop, Win 3 Kcnjo 169 136 170 PonsL\ 185 199 180 champions, while each inemi)';," :ed his way 33 yftrds through Carterct, Balog, Tomchik, Med- boyans gaining thirteen first (placement). Carteret team for a touchdown. wick, Varga, Fazekas, Derewetski, M. Czarnatta 174 178 181 CARTERET — Winning three the team received a gold iw.i-i, Pagawo 169 133 downs and 20 yards by rushing Substitutions: Perth Amboy— 770 837 783 from the Recreation Depart mi.. Shortly afterwards Varna inter- Paisal, Bamburak. against only four first downs and imes, Dunne's maintained their ited a pass and raced to tlir Galetta, Majewskl, Kaczmarek, The pennant,. wlnniiiK p;.- 62 yards gained by Carteret. Szeg, 8tanlsewski, B. Theophila- PIONEERS 13) undisputed possession of first 1-yard line as the Carteret crowd 610 804 801 place In the Carteret K, of C. Bowl- team received the leatiue n,,],! let out a lotifi yell, but It died surt- Amboy drew first blood in the kos, Karol, B&hder, Brown, Cslgas, J, Medvetz 1S9 175 180 while C. Dumps took posse T. Sawczak 138 ing League, Tuesday evening at i,daily as the referee called the play Lehrers Win Sweep SCRAP PLANT MO, 1 (0)* opening period when Tony Hubka Csakal, Hucko, Bancer, Gutowski, 17? the Academy Alleys. of the Nemeth Beverage ("nnip, ftack due to unnecessary roiiRh- 8. Comba 136 171 177 tossed a 30-yard pass to Freddy Llpnick, Kocsis, Pappas, A. Web- Van Pelt 1*6 178 aWBrd for the outstanding i>,,i • 159 ber. Carteret — Lukasiuk, Keats, J. Saoke 132 168 Team Standing 11666. The blR Carteret. team befiiin 6. Ooetz 174 146 Webber, climaxing a march from Won Lost average of .393 190 Pappl, Szemcsak, Holosnik, Ward, Dacko 149 |l'5»nother march down the field Over Lebows In Otal 168 140 their own 47-yard line. Dunne's 8 •The affair was arranged i, Fjiwhich ended on the LOUR Branch G. Baker tl« 156 184 Brown, Breyer, Kosel, 8hymanskl. Lewandowski 189 138 Committee including Dan Seim-i- 125 A blocked kick by Amboy, with Mudrak 214 in Casaleggl's 8 4 ,3-yard line where the invaders Blind 136 125 Bill Theophilakos recovering on Officials: Yohn, referee; Comba, 5 Eugene Wadlak, John Pa:-,, F.held like a stone wall. Lawlor's 7 Commercial Loop the Carteret 11-yard line, paved umpire; Bosze, field Judge; Rein- Kearney's 4 & Jipies Harcum, Larry Czaik,,. 816 738 825 828 814 938 Kenneth Brozowskl and D, Later in the same period Oer- the way for the second touchdown ert, head linesman. CARTBRET BAR <0) Dolan's 4 8 lh i CARTERET—Lehrer's were the MECHANICS NQ. 2 (3) XUiott. ewetskl flipped a pass to Balog O. Balarls ...I. 156 158 124 Huber's 2 10 only three-game winner In the W. Heaton 1*7 211 188 I •over thfi end zone 'nit Balog 168 M.Mocsya....! 179 156 181 dropped the ball, which would have Commercial Bowling League last A. Thergesen 188 166 Kullch 144 142 141 LAWLOR'8 (0) G. Sloan , 146 162 158 Cyzewskis In Tie N. Seibert 192 154 145 been an easy touchdown, week at the Academy Alleys, by 225 Dolans, Lawlors 8. Medvetz 133 166 15 8. Kazmer 191 148 165 Joe Safchinsky 154 139 152 Academy Alleys 2, Carteret Rained a safety in the scoring a sweep over Lebow's. In 194 M. Lucas 197 175 third period when » bad pass from the remaining matches, Brown's S. Nagy 213 166 D, McDonnell 127 174 161 center bounded over the head of With Gebhardts Joe Pankulics 135 126 142 Insurance took two from Hlla's 926 843 .031 Win Matches In 800 773 South River 1 In the receiver and rolled into the end Firestone, Grohman's Insurance S. Hamulak 181 146 171 • zone where a flock of Carteret men McHALES^l) scored a double triumph over SILVER REFINERY (1) For Pole Position pounced on tho ball. Such's and, in the final game, the K. of C. League Czubati 130 119 789 739 771 County Pin Match S. Zagleskl 138 137 158 DUNNE'S (3) Carterct .scored its only touch- Lone Star team walloped the News 131 'CARTERET—Cyzewski's moved M.Dacko 140 down In the third period after A. Thompson 147 144 CARTERET—Dolans and Law- Ketteyle 135 159 171 Delivery In two games. 178 154 into a first place tie with Geb- Podzi . 154 155 171 CARTERET—While U»> Ai,,; opening with its overhead attack. C. Thompson 155 tors were the winners in last week's E. Medvetz 194 109 155 F. Pallnkas 157 101 18& The scores follow: A. Lakatos 200 161 124 hard's Market in the Carteret emy Alleys-, paced by mnk <•;.,, Derewetski pitched one to Balog matches in the local K. of C. Bowl- S. Dacko 148 179 171 C.Urbanski ZW 144 167 LEHRERS (3i T. Koczan 131 135 women's pin loop by taking three mlckl, were knocking olT ,1m kin for a 25-yard Rain and then heaved games from United Excavating Ing League rolled at the Academy M. Medvetz 180 198 159 L. Curran 221 200 168 B.Sloan 236 160 200 A. Cunningham 125 186 of South River in two mime-, ,» another one to Fazekas for a 0. Schur 179 180 143 Monday night at the Ci>!-ine al- lanes. Q. Medwick 143 151 the weekend in the County M,,I,, touchdown. P. Seca 197 201 leys. In the meantime Gebhardt's HUBERS (1 806 781 775 pin loop, the Academy H;n , Carteret tried desperately for a 771 745 A. Lakatos 185 181 134 (2) 865 755 877 Hundoman 168 '183 148 YARD NO. 2 (2) Market dropped two games to the CARTERBT REC into plenty of opposition ami i, touchdown In the final period. Heaton 157 175 189 Academy combine, thereby losing Joe KonK 108 126 132 Arva 168 177 210 three games to the Fords I:I W, StopinsW 150 138 157 John Koncz 108 147 150 DOLAN'S (H F. Malkus 147 135 sole possession of first place. Santoro . 168 209 152 The Fords team averaged HiiK pi T. Seaman .., 109 133 Team Standing Joe Tfish 148 131 134 A, Mudrak 189 15' W. Ginda 173 209 179 T. Curcy 144 146 160 169 hitting 1074 in the middle sum- M. Sieklerka 181 170 172 J. Moyorek 183 14' A. Yarr 170 149 169 888 845 851 J, Paniullcs 139 204 178 Won Lost 166 Hank had one of his usual - J. B. Berry, Metal E. Moyorek 145 192 182 M. Makwinskt 106 134 118 LEBOW'S (0) C. Sobleski 149 161 150 Cyzewski's 10 5 nights and walloped the womi A. Fedlam 171 169 165 Gebhardt's Market 10 5 728 lu 722 C. Sobteski 143 151 161 scores of 235, 197 and 212 for B. Elliott 123 Academy Alleys 7 8 DOLANS 12) 806 950 848 S. Cyzewski 191 215 215 average, of 214 plus. I: And Thermit Still 692 802 780 W. Ginda .... 148 156 155 J. Seaman 142 181 123 Catherine O'Nells .... 7 8 ACADEMY ALLEYS McOeddy 120 110 124 B. Sloan 130 186 168 Udzienak 142 169 134 His Dog's Death 762 789 789 TORDS REC i3> Sloan ....: 135 189 158 848 872 947 Local Team Wins Kennedy 154 192 10 Wulf 155 158 178 Bobby Sloan 175 185 120 Ed. Czajkowskt 189 204 178 TANK HOUSE'(2) 594,599 660 Burmelster 221 l!«i Bchultz 144 138 Blind 125 Fischer 158 I'M) Ptekierka l?a 162 19* Al Perka 134 159 138 ACADEMY (2) Shot Without Warning as 'has. Gregor 198 164 192 Curran 163 133 T. Clark/ 98 98 116 Opening Match in UtilacScoresSweep Puccl 207 l'JK fcysk 205 182 J63 Kostlnkavetz 186 168 133 Ferraro 182 '!"» Chochoskl 115 Wachter 167 102 117 Thiy Sat Talking in 826 898 786 Yarr 1W 157 120 Plsak 130 116 135 Medwiok *12 192 207 Pulaski Pin Loop Over Office Team 922 107-1 . 811 840 846 LONE STARS (2) Fedor 165 160 118 Riar of Nome. J. Starek J.... 158 178 177 Sloan «« 193 221 Clark 126 154, 172 POLICE DEPT. (D CARTERET—In a newly or- Goderstad 145 232 150 R. Stark 179 170 160 CHICAGO. — Two persons were In B. Moore Loop M. Puslllo 195 141 922 873 8144 685 630 658 Organied Pulaski County Bowling killed and two others seriously Makwinski 136 League, the Carteret Scademy Al- S. Kazmer 201 159 158 woundtd as the result of an elderly Rec Gage Program Oajkowski 166 169 169 MECHANICAL NO. 1 (2) leys team came through with a CARTERET—Utilac scored a Versegi 165 158 179 W.Varga 211 163 169 C. O'NEIL'S (Q) nun's shooting rampage to avenge Kralich 177 . Sieklerka 167 164 159 smashing three-game triumph in sweep over the Office and Varnish Oalvanek 166 194 175 Mittuch 181 126 146 the death of his dog. F. Donnelly 203 179 184 Tomico 92 90 115 its opening match by defeatnR the won a two-ply victory over Meresco Gets Spotlight A Bohanek 300 150 The dead were Frank Powyczyn- in this week's matches in the BenJ. 842 811 841 Blind 125 125 125 Yursha 75 90 79 P. A. American Publishing team. ski, 86, and Mrs. Mary Sczymczak, Moore bowlinu league Ramos rolled W. Borchard 181 193 218 Varga 170 135 125 The match was rolled at the Acad- '778 953 823 65. at the Recreation Alleys. Begins Oct. 31 BROWN'S (2) F. Fedor 172 184 170 Stojka 176 146 162 emy Alleys last Sunday. Conitantine Zyglar, 71, whose jaw OFFICE (Oi S. Ivanski 162 170 160 AMERICAN PUBLISHING (0> !l A. A. Cf CO. <1> was broken by a bullet, and Joseph M. Gregor 141 CARTERET-With U»' "•' ' J. Love 163 153 187 / 838 845 856 644 587 627 Wolczanskl 114 140 114 143 163 , JCarplnskl 1D1 165 185 Sonowskl, 66, who escaped with a R. V. MaoDowell 69 • 95 season officially over with ''•' J. Yustak 168 164 189 • SMELTER (1) GEORGE-8 MARKET (3) Kamlnski 148 152 144 Collins 158 160 164 G. Hundeman 188 784 186 minor graze on his nose, were In J. Harper 151 165 banquet held on Tuesday > " S. Kara 193 138 179 D. Rogers 214 141 142 Chlobowski Ill 95 117 l! Thompson 170 168 171 SUUnskl 142 136 County hospital. R. Craddock 146 112 it Ukrainian Pavilion, m 184 123 172 J. Sharkey 207 157 180 !ole 121 J15 134 Guzewicz 108 157 174 gy T. Gaydos 149 190 Goderstad 134 172 132 130 Without Wtrnlng. M. Minue 156 155 124 Buddy HaBsett of the No*. >' 191 162 201 Wolski : 122 133 C. Qregor Yankees was the principal ii B.X3alvanek 903 791 895 D. McDonald 152 167 Demeny- 139. 137 109 187 152 161 They were shot without warning ar, the Recreation Departmi'iii HILA'S (1) M. Coppola 205 203 165 Safchinsky 165 148 157 603 677 874 767 893 M. Amflndson 130 by Powyczynskl as they sat in the 699 713 708 now turning its full Htti'inim. M. Lehrer 140 15Q 149 ACADEM YALLEY8 <3> : i J. B. BERRY <2) rear, yard of » rooming houx at basketball. According to i>->: W. Borchard 146 169 142 Geo. Wasilek 165 793 714 669 S, Sobieski 151 159 146 UTILAC (3) Minue 149 149 21? 1311 Gretnview av., where they, all Veanochlo menu, the cage sport will ^>'" G. Medwick 165 158 214 J. Horvath 157 142 145 137 149 123 ,'fluto 190 140 152 lived. Sweeney 119 a season unparalleled m ^ai' S, Hamulak 666 160 188 168 835 859 836 M, Czarnota :. 151 155 175 94 185 120 135 Tiny Bead It Created, Powytzyntkl then stepped Into SiigetU 97 sports history. S A. Stopka 160 195 170 T. Barancnuk 162 144 177 F/rus... That Will Soak Up Water 156 the bouse and shot himself in the Demeter 138 147 193 A "big team" league, win: 190 200 173 Stowaway Has Close Call, Bill Sloan 147 203 Qinda i 183 f.McLeod 771 860 843 NEW YORK.-Creation of a tiny temple with the gun—an automatic 185 164 entries will get thp spotliuin 145 192 155 Chalowski 167 177 144 V Handicap 17 ' 17 17 Clings 3 Hours to Plane bead that soaks up moisture like a 768 7B9 798 pistol of 'European make. Thursday night when u u- Apple Essenc* sponge in everything from battle- Besid* Ppwyctynski's body police header will be presented lm 876 868 846 SYDNEY, AUSTBALIA. - A 12- 744 765 718 To manufacture apple essence, ship machinery to fishing t«c!cle and I found six pages of notes in Polish pleasure of Carteret's ba^ri year-old Indonesian bpy was treat- Vegetable Storage lowers, And from whet tlu-\ AMERICAN OIL (0) the fresh juice Is heated quickly the family salt shaker was an- in which th« man accused the others ! ed at Darvyln hospital for multiple Dry, well-ventilated basements VARNISH (2) me, the high school uiuh"' f-fleca 141 169 206 and just enough to vaporize about 10 burns, exposure »nd ihook after an nounced by Socony-Vacuum Oil of poisoning his pet chow dog, Top- with relatively even temperatures sy, which died June IS. G. Kopln 163 1*1 167 will not b« big enough tu lak.•• J,4jrooks 162 158 per cent of the juice. This 10 per amazing three-hour flight from Koe- company as one of a half dozen new between 40 to 60 degrees, cellars B. Finn 167 162 134 Of the crowds that an; W' uViater 167 160 130 cent includes all the volatile ffavor- industrial products and processes In the notes Powyczynski dis- % pang in the engine nacelle of a under outbuildings, and small pits Blind 125 :.... to turn out. The league will > ; »pyer 136 171 ing of the juice, and Howard P. Dutch transport plane. Dr. John C. Dean said the prod- closed he meant to shoot his vic- F. Nelman 149 146 irjjodnar 134 147 and caves may be used tor storing its season on October 31. A i» MHleville and Rockerick K, Egkew, uct, to be known as sovabead, al- tims "tq show what kind of people J.SkOrstt 14? 173 172 meeting is called, for tiw |J11"" ;K*remskl 177 149 A dupatoh from Darwin said the beets, cabbage, carrots, parsnips ol the department of agriculture, mechanic who went to lock the ready is being used to allure ma- and Irish potatoes. Sweet potatoes, they were." J.Love 165 214 ball at 6:30 next Tue.siiu\ i itk 103 1 devised a method of concentrat- plane's undercarriage saw the un- chinery maintenance in the laying rutabagas anf turnips may be Hade Many Thre»U. tod a|l representatives an i' ing this friction so that a gallon conscious boy'i body twined around up of reserve American merchant stored in mounds or banks, Garden Although he repeatedly had been 766 829 837 to be present. 740 764 803 of essence contains the flavor from and naval fleets and that units are VIRGINIA CAROLINA •(3) the lowering mechinism within the trenches may be used for storing heard to utter thceats against the MERESVO (11 The six entries an: U" ' 190 191 166 about 150 gallons of fresh juice. The engine nacelle. being developed,lor warehouses in Chinese cabbage, celery, endive and three since his dog died, Powyczyn- Staako 151 132 117 Pirates, Prices. WIIIBS A. i ' remaining 90 per cent of the Juice, which furs, grains, cement and tex- M«dwlok 147 147 144 107 95 After regaining consciousness the lettuce. ski ippeared to be peaceful when OlH and the Trojans. they found, can then be concen- tiles are stored. Blind 126 , . tins ltt\ 139 128 boy i«id be carot from Koepang tp he walked Into the rear yard at Tonight at 6:48 o'clock ih.• i trated inlo bland apple sirup or Company chemists said each bead Hlrlak ,., ioo 107 19J 162 209 see Australia, but refused to give dusk, where Ute three victims-to-be Hell , 158 tn •ptation of trophies ami •<'•'•• 190 209 165 Commercial apple concentrate. tan hold up to 40 per cent Of 1U Ml I his nftne, Italy Populous were chatting on a bench. DobrowKkl I7i 134 til will be made^to the lUil'i " 160 own weight in moisttire. When sat- junior and midget bas^twi RAP offictrs «t Darwin were Population of Italy i« more than "Looks like rain," be volunteered. Thick Egg Whites urated it can be reactivated by put- 43,000,000, by 1943 estimate. Italy guei at the borough hall In an egg of Grade A or AA qual- astounded that th« boy, who was "No," contradicted one of the oth- 759 715 Ii47 t 827 696 828 ting it in an oven for a few minutes. thus has about the same population ers, "tho western sky U rtd-there'U Wbd t the follow ltt 9 9 ity, the white b thick and hplds the clad only In shirt ana shorts, could bemade to the !!•> Handicap •• density as Connecticut (370 per yolk in place. As th* quality de- have lived through the three-hour be no rain." WANDERING MATTEE88 Eagles; Junior Leusue teriorates the white becomej thin- flight at 9,000 feet unprotected from G.I.i Qrdered to K«p ' square mile) although Its area Is Suddenly Powyczynskt whipped d Lid* 88i ~83(j 905 837 LAUREL, Mont - After much champions - Bruins: '•i«; ner and allows the yolk to float. cold blasts of air tanned by a pro* Girl* From-Nazi Room* 24 tlm^^that of Connecticut. Rome, out hji gun iud opened flre. At the trouble, Mrs. Alice Hamlet peller a few feet away. the capital, and Milan, center of men and woman fell to the ground, —Walter Moakal; No-int N ARMOUR *3» JVhen such an egg Is cooked on lt» FRANKJWT, GERMANY. - finally found a suitable mattress pltcher-WUliam Donovan side, the yolk rises to the upper side industry and finance in the north, he ran back to bis room and nelgb- In MUM City, bought it and started O 17« 157 190 Equally myfljfylng w«s why the General MeNarney recently prohib- of the ahelL, That's one reason why boy didn't (til put when tit* whe«ls exceed 1,100,000 populitlon; Naples, bors hesrd another shot. for home. Wind blew the mattress 174 lU 131 ited til United stales army person- Arable . 134 135 126 poultrymen urge gathering ol eggs were lowered over Darwin. Genoa, Turin, Palermo, Florence, Police found hi| body sprawled off of the truck and by the time nel from wtwtainlns women in oth- ltfn hu a UrgM ISO Jffi 138 three times a day. An egg, In a neit lie is. expected to recover. Bologna lead a score of other cities on the n#or. the driver missed it and wtnt back er than designated room*. Four exceeding 100.000- Police ouMtioned B ilster of to look for it, the mattress had Itnd subject to cuHivoUw Ill ifi 181 for four hours at 100 degree tem- Oth« |tat(l to the Uin perature and then not marketed for girls have died violently rec«ntly Li Mo. Helen Kxolikow- disappeared. A few days later, a toldtcrs' quartern. The American 778 .766 a week, may b«va a thin white by Vtfa In kefoMitaUw ski, of 1789 Axmttsg* ay,, woo told Wyoming tourist delivered it to ••pwltr to Sat «omm«nd«r »ald the army also wa# •Sandicap 13 th« nme it it gold and u»«4 . Mahogany is^ids lmi»rta To Attack Hay Fever Source generklly supported the manner in a Division of Cancer Control which The millions of victims of hayfever, that which the Department of Labor wilt goon s*ek a law to malt ctn- : ERET JPllESS A SIMPLE TRUTH was mutating the situation," Mid eer a reporuble disease in Htm ervous affliction of the mueuoufl mem- Commissioner Harper. Jersey. . . . Approximately 3,009 rane in the eyes, nose, mouth, etc., have photographs have been enttred In L5I00 JERSEY J1O8AW:—The Ru the Picture New Jersey contort ong sought relief from their affliction but, Klujc Klan has been declared legal- sponsored by the New Jersey Coun- OfittCE JUST WANT SORW, espite injections and other treatment, most ly dead in New Jersey by a ruling cil, Bute's advertising agency..., N. J. OKLV of th* State Supreme Court. . , , A total of 176,000 tons of totnMoei )f them find relief only by getting away LffT ON* New Jersey farmers pay higher were canned during the 1944 m- Editor COM* IN | son despite the tomato blight. ... I'll "rorn the pollen that causes irritation. taxes on their land than farmers l Editor During the war period SUte eafa [••It A new line of attack on the disease is In all other stales with thp excep- reduced their mileage by 23,313311 tlon of Musurhusetts. . . . Point-1 Edward C. Kltcrmtt. at uggested by Professor J. K. B. Thimann, m)Ies ins to an »6 per cent Increase In IWow |slown. has been selected by , second tit* BUktttttttt uJune e6 ,6, >f Harvard University, who tells Of a group State Government costs this year. jth(, p^,,,.,, ntmn oi America U ', Cartertt, MM.,« JTWI- I OficeOfi . unded r the Ncv Jersey Taxpayers Assort- \0M 0, lne m Urtn ^i WhoW- 19 . f March I, WTf. of simple chemicals that will effectively Rtlon has wiled upon candidates • ,.„,.„, .best in the young fMUW Ar o I th( for destroy ragweed and goldenrod, which are for office for declarations of policy,,,,.,,,,, ,hrougndul lhe enUrt «„ in the mutter of xovemmenUl I Hwuljliry. espons'ible for ninety per cent of the inci- tlo n charle8 c economy. . ._ A hnimh omre of | ft>rmei. Ml Holly Newsp»P«nttaa, • /Vo Do#ar Vdue 1 dence of hayfever. The chemicals, known the State Wvislon of Veterans 1 hMbefn BPpolnted as Public lUtt- Servlces hafr been opened at As- j tlmw njrector of tne „„ j^,,,, 1111 ,Kt valuable surplus to come out as Auxins, have been used in recent years bury Park.. Drawbridges in New j D|vlsior)i American Cancer Society. war might well be'called the life- o stimulate plant growth, but It is now, Jersey will not be opened for craft I — "'r ^fts of blood, willingly made dur- certain that large amounts, instead Of stim- (•arryinu appurtetiHnce.s unessen- CAPITOI. CAPERS: — Sumac tltil for navigation which txtend was poor during the summer but '"];,, ,-onflict, which art coining back ulating the growth of plants,' will destroy above the normal super-stniclures, I Asters and Goldenrod generally |H,,,ple in evefy community in the them. the State Highway Department lias were quite favorable for bew and announced. . . . The Princeton Bnt- honey production, reports the O, S. ,,f plasma. Intended, originally to Because the Auxins can be manufactured tlofleld will formally be turned Department, of AgricUltUrt. . . . " avi men wouBded by weapons de- over to the State »t appropriate : Rven tho new penc.rtlme budgets n limitless quantities at low coit, they offer ! l, \\o kill, this plasma la continuing to ceremonies on the grounds on Sun- imvc not shaken looie the "spend , { some relief from hayfever, not by attacking clay. ... In preparation for budget imri spend -tax and tax" formula, Jill it< purpose In peacetime medicine time. State Highway Commissioner claims the New Jersey Taxpayers the disease itself, but by preventing it Spencer Miller has notified coun- ,I, , ,,,1'n, women, and children who may Association. . . . The New Jersey V( through the destruction of weeds responsi- lty boards of freeholders they will (Education Association announces receive $6,735,000 for local road j that both major party candidates i. . t . ble for its incidence. aid during 1947. . . . The State De-' for Governor favor higher salaries. ,1 was essential war material. Prlce- It has long been the practice of modern iMtrtmcnt of Health has established I for teachers. (, ,s; yet blood was voluntarily given municipal areas to require the owners of iirhased. the Quantities of plasma land to eliminate weeds on their premises. himy no longer need are also price If Auxins can make the process of destruc- its power—and this valuable sur tion easier and cheaper, there is an increas- 1 lM)t for. sale . It 1* being given away ing likelihbod of a concerted effort to en- I known are the many instances in force the destruction of noxious weeds. This man lived who would not have has been done in some cities and the ex- rh Dpnr Louisa: writing to tills boy still I *ould had not the gift of nomeonft back periments have convinced the experts that There Is a certain boy who I be careful what I wrote. After am pretty sure likes me and I ,nl(1 i,f ,.ti where it was needed when i much of the suffering, due to hayfever, can all you saw him for such a short like him very much but he went while that It is possible that you ; m,,.dot!. Now, our physicians, hospitals be eliminated. awny for most of the summer and remember all the the nice things didn't even send me a post card. about him and may not have had I iinv patient who might have vital need My friends have all told me to time or the occasion to find out i'lnml plasma will know what it mean forget him but he gives the ex- things you would dislike. cuse he just doesn't like to write |han it immediately available and with Most Destructive Weapon Ask your mother to let you con- letters of any sort. ch;iiye. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower does not tinue to write nice friendly letters When he came home he acted but not any thing that would bind , tin- aftermath of a war instigated b agree with Premier Stalin's assertion that just as he did before but he Is you to a bargain that you might constantly borrowing money from not cart to carry it. ,,i and sedftahnesa, and while week the atomic bomb cannot be decisive in war me and then not paying it back. When this boy comes .home i,;ti> months filled with negotiation fare. The American commander puts his I didn't mind that so much but now it is neartng the 5 dollar meet as friends and if. after a view forward that the new type bomb is the Under The State House Dome long enough period of time, you |?i a Mi.ceasful peace, It is well to mark and he never makes a move find that you really do love him, ,, member the humanitarian sense o most destructive weapon in the history of to pay any of it back. He goes By J. Joseph Grlbbins away and 1 don't see him for days that will be soon enough to be- warfare. come engaged. You should know K which prompted people to donafc on end but when he does come something about a person's char- ner, Carnden Democrat, for United around again he acts very much |,ml. There is no way to appraise th The leader of our armies in Europe ought TRENTON —New Jersey's his- rew word meaning "Peace." acter, disposition and family be- Cape May County was named itates Senator. as if he likes me. I would like to Tnnsu value their willing gifts will brin to know. He admits that the effectiveness toric background is reflected in the fore you tie yourself up for life. names of twenty-one counties, ifter Captain Cornelius Jacobsen They include George W. Rldout, know whether he is lust using me or not and what I could do to find Remember the old adage, "Marry [the peacetime recipients of blood pla of the atomic missile depends upon the oon eight of which were called after Mey, a Dutch navigator, who per-Audubon, National Prohibition in haste an drepent Bt leisure." wnally christened the area Cape Party; Mark M. Jones, neighbor of out. no dollar value for a life centration of factories in a particular coun places and friends in England, two LOUISA. There IS for ancient Governors and two for Mey in 1623 when he was installed Smith of Princeton, who is run- Puzzled—Boston, Mass. Address your letters to: keel. try and that its'effect would vary with th< Revolutionary War generals. The is the first Director-General of ning as "Independent American"; Answer: names of the remaining counties Mew Netherlands. Mey, a likable GeorKe Breitman, Newark, Social- It will be very simple to find j "Louisa," P. 0. Box S3Z circumstances that arrange possible targets. Oritngeburf, S. C. represent an assortmentof ideas, •fflccr who claimed "Ti.s better to ist Workers Party; John C, Butter- out whether he is using you or not | {ovem by love and friendship than worth, Paterson, who has made a by stop lending him money. There is the slight chance that Premier Burlington is an alteration of Expected Wat Wkh V. S. oy fon:e," also named New York habit to run on the Socialist Labor Personally, I don't think that a Stalin, in deprecating the atomic bomb, Bridlington. Cumberland is named Bay as "Port Mey" and Delaware party ticket; Frederick W. Collins, JUST I Tin're may be a fewr Americans who still in honor of Lhc Duke of Cumber- person who goes away for a sum- might be paving the way for a conciliatory Bay as "New Port Mey." Newark, representing the AnU- mer and who doesn't even send to theidea that the Axis powers were land, victor of Culloden, while Es- Medical Trust Federation, and Ar- sex, Gloucester, Middlesex, Sus- However Cape May was the only a postcard, can like you very attitude towards the western democracies. thur Riley, Fairview, Socialist much, and certainly no man who Paragraphs lemily to the United States. They should jne of these designations handed sex are called after towns or coun- Party. As long as the Russian people had the idea ties of the same name in England. down to posterity ultliough under- J has any self respect would keep iitnizance of the facts revealed in the borrowing money from you with- No Diplomat that the atomic bomb gave the United Somerset gets its name from Som- going a change in its orthography •A volume ofjlje'^lari Conspiracy and ersetshire in England while Cam- during the years when the "E" was BEER:—Sale of ten cent beers at out repaying it. Such a person is No diplomat is Uncle Hemenway, N i States overwhelming power they-might get den was named in honor of the changed to "A," taverns fot jti j.. certain too irresponsible to be tafcen seri- who, observing tils wife's new hat, i.s" lefW^hUh has been re- days in Drdef to tttrdeffflotB cus- ously and he will probably stop said he didn't realtae Hallowe'en the impression that the Kremlin had bowed Earl o f Camden, friend of the n.y the Unltid gtfctes (Jbvernment. Colonists. ELECTION:—Six other fellows tomers is taboo in New Jersey. hanging around you if ybu refuse was so close at hanu.—Christian to superior force. Now, since Stalin says Erwln B. Mock, Deputy State to lend him any more money. Bergen County seems to have are seeking the Governorship of Science Monitor, shows that tit Majr, 1B41, the Ger- ABC Commissioner, recently LOUISA. ot much to the new been named after Bergen-op- New Jersey at the November gen- there » explosive, squelched such a scheme by de- Military attache In Tokyo discu9sed'j Zoom, Holland or Bergen, Norway eral election, in addition to former Puizled concessions might be made without the nouncing It as a lure to attract Dear LoUisa: the exact origin being in doubt Judge Lewis G. Hansen, Jersey The recent slump In the stock Ith tho Japanese Overseas Minister "the patrons Into taverns. appearance, at home at any rate, of yield- Hunterdon sets its name from City Democrat, and State ABC This problem has been on my Market has puzzled and surprised which Japan would start hostili- Governor Robert Hunter, who Commissioner Alfred K Drlscoll, Another scheme declared wrong mind for quite a few months. I everybody concerned. We had been ing to force that the Soviet cannot match. by Commissioner Hock involved given to understand that the bust ty in case of a war between the United served from 1710 to 1719, while Haddonfleld Republican. am a girl 16 years old. I am writ- Morris perpetuates the name of They are independent candidates the issuance of a coupon each time ing to a boy overseas and I realize would not come until after the and Germany." Governor Lewis Morris who served who have no chance of winning _ person purchased a glass of beer. I love him Very much. My mother boom. — Brubaker in The New This coupon entitled the drinker doesn't approve of me writing to Yorker. |Thc Japanese Miflilter explained that the State from 1738 to 1746. Mer-but whose names will be on the Not Spread Abroad cer County is named after General ballot. to a free glass of beer either im- him, I met him a few days before would stand by her treaty obliga- mediately or at any other time. he went back to camp. He has Prejudiced President Harry S. Truman calla upon Hugh Mercer and Warren County The group comprises John Binns, .,1 "would not OI>en hostilities im- after General Joseph Wurrer Maplewood, representing the Na- "None of these schemes may be been overseas about two months.. I Another great trouble with the the people of this country to present "work- Revolutionary War heroes. Hud- tional Prohibition Party; Robert allowed at taverns since they con- ave dated other boys but I am not world at large is that so many yiidcly." He saidiW preparations for stitute practice^ unduly designed eally happy when I am with them, pedple are prejudicejd d able plants which will enable the war-dev- son County was named after Henry L. Gittings, South Orange, running against to increase the consumption of Al- think about the other boy all working.—Grit. |a on Singapore'^ Manila stand" and Hudson, famous explorer. on a slogan "Anti-Medical Trust"; astated countries to face the future with George E. Bopp, Dover. Socialist coholic beverages," ruled Hock. f the time. I've written and told |a Japan woUld*;WM>lder attacks upon Atlantic and Ocean counties ge old the boy not to write any more confidence and success. Labor candidate; Allan Kohlman, Maybe their names from the proximity o SHIP CANAL;—State officials nd he says he still loves me and We gather that conditions have Kin ports. ' ,»;>' the Atlantic Ocean, while the nami Newark, representing the Social- He points out that the United States was ist Workers Party; Rubye Smith, are beginning to get heated up will continue writing. I write him been so chaotic in some parts of rl u-r, in Martlryfn Berlin, at a confer- of Passuic County is derived from ften but I haVe to slip around Germany since the end of the war "largely successful in averting world trag- Newark, representing the Socialist about the insistence, of the Army the Indian word "Pasaeck," mean that a New Jersey Ship Canal and send the letters, Will you that they're beginning to think xtween the'Klal Foreign Minister inf! valley. Monmouth County was Party and Lawrence Mahan, New- edy through lack of food" and that this equaling in earth excavation that lease help me? He also wrote and theyq won it.—Punch. named by early settlers after th ark, representing the Communist • utiop and the Jlflfcnese Foreign Mini- of Panama Canal should be dug asked me to wait for him, country contributed 71.6 per cent of the Rhode Island Monmouth Society Parly. \r Matsiroka, trie Qthhans said that maps across South Jersey. Almost every- Worried—Blue Eyes—Va, Could Be tonnage and 68 per cent of the value of Union County got its name whet Six other independent candidates are opposing U. S. Senator H. one in the State is opposed to the Answer: Ted Williams wants $30,000 to pore had been* ordered so that Hit- the Union was threatened by the play ball next year, which seems supplies sent into countries receiving relief. Alexander Smith, Princton, Repub- proposal. While I see no harm in your slavery dispute. Salem was named a lot of dough, but maybe he wants advise Japlti Ail "the best method by early residents after the He lican, and Mayor George E. Brun- As each new Army district engi- This is an item of news that will not be neer takes office, he reviews plans to build a seven-room house.—Mil-' against 8lti|tpore." Later, The given wide publicity in countries where the for the canal after it appears to waukee Journal. •• <' Minister the topic with be snowed under by unanimous FACTS FOR governments are interested in painting the OUR DEMOCRACY- opposition pf the State Govern- Possible himself. United States as a blackrhearted imperial- ment from Governors down to of- VETERANS A Chlcayoan who was No. 11 in sJ nt Kujfit oj the ieople to oe Secure in their fice boys. The recent revival of the line for a new sedan last fall, and ist regime, attempting to establish Its ten- subject revealed that instead of is now No. 19, has hired a lawyer. Stalin On ar" tacles throughout the earth. Persons, House«,Paj3ers and Effect* the proposed 25-foot canal depth. When John II. s ' orphaned Wants to be sure he doesn't owe it is now proposed to make the nephew was 14, John took the the dealer a car.—Detroit News ilrdaration f H Minister Joseph The news will not be spread by Marshal agaiitit utireasouapie searches and depth 32 feet. Instead of the $191,- buy into his home and cared for Hlrher . Russia that jli d,0C8 not believe "iin Tito, although his country received 2,029,- 000,000 needed to dig the canal him as thouih he were his own seiiuresii , snaff not m tnoiaUa. *.. the cost of the project would son. But he did not take any Lies are short-lived than the 'lunger of a "iilw War" is interesting 394 long tons of relief supplies, of which j truth, but their birth rate> Is con- ARTICLEET, aiLL OF RIGHTS bounce up to $5001000,TJ00. formal steps toward adoption. > because ottHf Explanation that he more than 1,400,000 tons represent the The State of New Jersey would Shortly after I'earl Harbor, the siderable higher, -r Minneapolis THUS OUR NATION'S FIRST CONGRESS AT ITS FIRST be compelled to build high-level nephew enlisted in the Nuvy mid Star, ! generosity of the United States, ">' the existe'HCII Of such a belief. SESSION TOOK STEPS TO GUARANTEE THEPWVACV bridges over the canal in many was later killed in action. His Tjiten", 111 AND DISNITV OF THE HOME AND FAMILY- places. Main railroad trunk lines Uncle's income, meantime, has wys that thi-''noise" of war is raia- What tliis country needs is a A GUARANTEE THAT 8£CAM£ PART would have to be elevated, many been so reduced that the old man 1 Fascinate Army Regulars ThrM KHM In lint STORK WORKS OVERTIME COLLEGE KM' fWO VMM AGO ON A COtWCXDENCt KPcuted by M Nltrtftyeftrln Plant MISapULA, Mont. - The stork, The tee for advanced courses In ORKAT9AUA I orting overtime recently, over- the Lowell irurtRute, Jtarton. «ts tm wmutN Root, 30-year-old welder, , M-M.A CITY. - f0M Two JMUTS ago the Allies were MC ARTHUR. OHIO-Three men irowded the facilities of 8t. Pftt- i,.,, convicted of fee once two bushels of whemt a term, recovering from their first severe real a hjdrotherapy tank were killed when nitroflycerln de- ck's Hospital arriving with 38 according to the encyclopaedia set-backs after the controversial was being built for the . f minors, W8S «X«CUttd molished a building of the Austin infants to occupy the space de- ess Hospital by the 1 Britannic*. This fee «u stipu- pen-landings of British and „„• squad outside the Powder company five miles east igned fo^only 12. Apple boxes datlon for Infantile 1 lated In the will of John Lowell, American paratroops at Nljniegan of here. and peach crates, rigged up as baby Jr., founder of the Institute, who a short while later. ,,,,,H guilty Of mur- The victim* were working In th« cribs, help>xl solve the shortage of and Arnhelm, and the bloody. stricken with polioo (l died in 1836. drawn-out Moselle crossings at i,,,vs between 10 and 18 plant's "Jelly house " when the nltro- ving quarters in the baby ward. received treatment in glycerln exploded. Mett had welded. .,,;,. His accomplice, Clark reports a drop In crime M nil. was sentenced to Officials slid the men were con- SKUNK imprisonment. verting the explosive from Its na- j Pa. — When a those under 18. "Acute" shortages of soap due ta frankfurter says e* tural liquid state to less dangerous Kunk invaded the BtevensonTs fate and oils. is vital key to democracy. jelly form. home, Will, 11, shot it with a bow the house because their youngest Buildings trembled in towns 30 and arrow. That got rid of the son, Sherwood. 8. had the chicken miles from the plant. kunk, but not the scent. The pox. So they Just had to fuminte johnny's Dream Stevenson's couldn't move out ol the entire house. Becomes a Fact Monpil Dog 81m Hit OPEN SOON •if Llii to Savo Hit Mnttr iti Veteran It Adoplld KALISPELL, MONT. - A small On or about November 1st By His Horn* Town. mongrel trotted gaily along behind Marvin Greenwald, D.D.S. Reading about totem poles was onp thing, but actually seeing his master, Donald Baertsch, as he them wa« something else. These Army Regulars got the thrill of did trail maintenance work in the „. ••niiK. •- Johnny Chiefa, 30- .•.« .Ti WAi'nL Hy *™ ihvsr fari'lnts The Peacetime soldier Spotted Bear country. announces the opening of his office for the I ,,,limriod veteran ot World stationed In Alaska has an opportunity in his o#-duty houn to see GLOR-RENE FLOWER SHOI Suddenly a grizzly bear reared |;, .in B bed in Bronx Vet- many interetlmt nights. Your.* men between 18 and 34 years of age, practice of general dentistry |( V inclusive, who enjoy these game adventures will be interested in the out of a patch of huckleberries, Complete Floral Service ,,.,,.',.,,iinl and fully re*H«d he Regular Army. Baertsch tripped. The bear at- ' ,,., ,.|- walk again. tacked. The dog harried the bear 6fl4 ROOSEVELT AVENUE Located Near „,',.,,, sjnif. Chiefs was happy. until it turned, giving Baertsch time Fluorine Found* In U. R. |rlll! iio ims had since he wa» New Nylon Brushes to climb s tree. Comer of Charles Street Fluorine is found in n concentrat- Penn. Railroad Station and Business Section „, ,,,,,h;in boy is about to come New nylon bristle utility brushes Then, with one sweep ot a paw sd mineral form, ni cryolite in Ice- can withstand a heat of 300 degree). the beer snapped the mongrel'i CARTERET, NEW JERSEY land and in limestone forma- 12 WEST MILTON AVENUE RAHWAY, K, 1 ..ing to haVe that home of The vegetable brushes are eapedal- back. I!' '' tions In limited locales In the United ly good for cleaning vegetables Telephone Carteret 8-5165 Office Hours by Appointment Rahway 7-3392 Statei. Fluorine was known to be 1 demise the folks In his in a jiffy. Long-stemmed bottle present to lome extent in rock phos- Black market costs threaten Gloria Richards Irene 1 „,.•!, of Paterson, N. J., brushes are excellent for hard-to- P phate and wa« deemed the casual halt In construction of homes. i him. clean things such as a glass coffee- factor for the tooth and bone deteri- ihis wny: maket. Not only do nylon brushes oration that occurs when cattle are Imfurp the war lived with take readily to all soap and water fed raw rock phosphate as a "bone In Paterson. He got over- Jobs, but they'dry quickly. in ;•"• supplement.' ,tv- ,1 suffered a bullet wound Dint I t him paralyzed from the Wiis.. t il Essential for Health Sniveled Pickles IN'"' IMMHRM him back and put Vitamin A, commonly found in When pities become shriveled, it tin. Veterans' hospital. Chiefa bur '•• flih oils and butter fal, Is essen- probably means that too much salt ,i hih drram of having hi» own tial for maintenance of proper or too much sugar has been used or •• f, Kiinc forever, health. Prominent among the symp- that the vinegar is too strong. If ,. up watch repairing, be toms of vitamin A deficiency are very sweet or sour pickles are de- I,, inured he couldn't Uv« on night blindness, degeneration of the sired, It is better to place them first Keep Cartcret Progress Alivcf I-: ;!•-; i»ci alone. skin, nerves and lining of the lungs, in a weak solution and then in a i II. word gat around that and the formation of kidney stones. more concentrated one. n is i,,ifk — and that's when •hi , I ,i>; went Into action. , iiis friends got hla picture i i» thr- Paterson newspaper. I! •' ml (Hut everybody started Roosevelt Hotel Liquor Store ;cS:|i in; in for Johnny's future— «!••< ,;iv for that home. - STEVEN KUTCV, Prop. — Ill i " ir.i rolled in. Soon, Chiefa ,:,|, t<> buy a lot. Then he got [»:•.•,;: in buy materials, short and VOTE REPUBLICAN |Hr.f!Mve as they are. g Thin Patcrson's trade unions We have just received another large stock of |,!,;[i.T'i m. Carpenters, plumbers r.d |iiK-k masons went to work. Imported French Brandies and Cordials. Up shot Chlefa's horn*, « FRENCH APRICOT BRANDY "It's a wonderful feeling," Chiefa Lid. iking an orphan isn't so bad • FRENCH BLACKBERRY BRANDY liter all." ELECT « FRENCH MARASCHINO f FRENCH KIMMEL j"| LO5T 32 LBS.! Li" till 14 A9MN" We have a wide variety of French and other ImjMimkly -ithAYDSViu- lunl'iB'ly llelucini Him, Now •. Imported Brandies and Cognacs. ,. n ,..,:ri'a liiurc. Your u- ' ^I.LI' IIIJV <'T may not IK tb. •1 |B;::tl<';> !lV thl> tUiet mluClDJ A large shipment of holiday wine's and whiskies Irj Ir. /-nil B»I Mwl SAW '• ..;.,: ntybKk. (Domestic and Imported) has also been received I:, '.• il ,M|J con !'!"•' 'v r..-i'-^.l,« tuuuujmthin 1M and in slock for Thanksgiving and Christmas. [«< in Ion ItlotSpOUiKta iirr.,itrln »fc* w««M with ihr WHS VlcamlnCjmdy " Nu tm*liv«iL No most important * JOSEPH GAWKONSKI JOSEPH W. MITTUCH WILLIAM UHOUSE of all cars to you are... These are REPUBLICAN achievements: THE and your CAR YOU'RE forthcoming • Wiped out $359,000 of local debt. • Initiated sewer extension. • Established A-l Credit for Carteret. • Reorganized police department. NEW • Installed police radio equipment. DRIVING • Operation of Borough on cash basis. •< v NOW CHEVROLET • Improved local streets. • Built Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Park. • Installed additional traffic lights. • Developed Minue Park residential area. • Improved health facilities. • Launched veteran housing program. REST ASSURED KEEP IT WELL SERV- THAT WE'LL MAKE ICED by bringing it DELIVERY of your new Chevrolet just as quickly as wo rokt S«rvlc« Head- can, although it's impostible to fllvo quarters at regular accurate eslimates of delivery dates: , and fain thts* practical Joseph W. Mittueh, candidate for Mayor, fostered and provided the leadership for these gr« We're getting our fair shore of Chev- tivanfagti: (1) safeguard your pits- : rolet's currant output, but production mQestones in Carteret's history. Return Mr. Mittueh to office, with his .Republican <>"» t'aniportatlon; (2) avoid tht major Is still running far below normal, even b'eakilawni which so ofttn hit old though Chevrolet built more can and mates, and assure Carteret's future. *""> in cold wtirthor; (3) tavt monty trucks rton any orher manufacturer dwmo I'Y preventing s«rlou» troublts and rfte third quarter of 1946. Meanwhile, <«pair bilit; and (4) maintain tht retalt our sincere thanks to you for waiting valu« of your car. lUnwmbtr— we'ro for delivery—and our assurance that ">omb«rs of Africa's foremost auto- your patience will be well rewarded can— Vote Progress "tutiv* urvlM •rganlMttonj and Vote Re when you take possession of this ear, ll1u|orist aftw irjatfHlt will Ml you, °UR CAR.SHYTCI IS YOUR BIST giving BIO-CAR QUALITY AT LOWiST ln-te«W coin ( • Tuesday, November 5, 1946 GARAGE CO. PsU for by Downy-Soft Knitwear science's knowledge of atomic and Britain Openi Luxury Rutgers Research mol»cular structure. Leap by Cat Fatal Health The Ceramics Department IJI CatM to Banned Goods To It and Two M«n Young Thieves also conducting a study of dense WASHINGTON - The British HAMILTON CITY, CALtF.-A corderlte and other cmmln oodles board of trade opthed th« gate* re- Aids Armed Forces cat jumped through the window hplfe Police In a search for new Insulating ma- cently to renewed imports of 34 mis- of an irrigation wrtelh powrr Beauty terials at the request of the Blgnal ceilanMut type* of U. R. merchan- Rutgers University Is parUclpat- ttttton, landed «n tn eteetric.nl Corps. The mathematical analysts dise which had been banned und«i lnn in the armed forces' research oil twitch box «ft) wa> electro- Over Gem l | friction is being worked out for wartime controls. oo PAIN IN THE B/M K proper diet and rest the patient cuted. Julius F; Moetti fnd Al- program by making twelve scien- the Navy by Dr. Fred O. Fender, High Interest to women in Eng< One of the mnsl cnmnnnn irmkrs spectacular Improvement*. vin Wlllens dl»«i|iged the A common cause of barknc.he tific studies in fields of ceramics, assistant professor of mathe- land were ladle*' felt tints, artiflda! Of complaint. pspm-ially omnne charred body, then Impeded Two Boys, Two Girls Ad J is constipation, which Is usually matics. silk Clothing, lipstick and rouge WCinen. Is pain In I lie hnrk engineering,, entomology, nticrio- the iwitch. The twitch exploited relieved after the Iwwels have been Dr. James t. Potter, associate face powtftr and other cotmetlcs, Dr. Howard Kelly, a Rrent sur- | blology, physics, mathematics, bio- »nd both men were burned ThiW of Jewelry, hut thoroughly emptied. professor of electrical engineer- nil difficult to obtain when the to galri, "The pain varies in chemistry, and biology, Dr. Robert fatally. • jglty from n mild Intermit- Mnny acute illnesses come on ing:, is conducting two projects In cejit was on "austerity." Don't Know Whero C. Clothier, president, of the uni- Ml »chr rominc on when the' with severe headache, pain in the the field, of radio transmission U. S. producer*, under an agree- SALT LAKE CITY •tlent la tired, perhaps in sisso- limbs, and fever. Malaria is an versity, announced today. The first, for the Signal Corps. Is ment announced by the board of example, for the onset is usually man's lot is mil , with a headache, to n su{ The twelve research projects a study of the quartz crystals trade and the department of com- ushered in by chilly feelings and Paralyzed Girl city. Authorities ;\n- hr i- of >.urh Intensity that .she which keep radio transmitters on merce, may ship to Britain annual- Intense backache accompanied by which Rutgers scientists are con- worth of troublo wiih («.,, , •,' as thotlRli her bark ttere frequency. The other, a pVoJect ly 30 per cent nf their average dur- fev"r. ducttng for the Army and Navy Kills Stepfather Ing youths nnd two i\y\,- \ ,„ in two fcnd is unable \o will cost the Armed Services a to- for the Army Air Forced, seeks ing 1PS6-87-3*. They may ship two- J jlie from n ronch or rhalr withoui In the last few years other Im- they itole quantities nf ,,..,,:. 1 tnl of $1HR,685 during the present means of decreasing the weipht thirds of an annual quota for the re- I'JOffertng. nfteii rxpressrd In louri portan causes for backaches have of portable radio transmitters. can't agree where they f,/ been discovered. However, we will academic year. maining months of 1948. Dr. Bailey B. Pepper, professor Claims He Started for Her The (our wore arrest.H ; tell you about it in another article. "Rutirers University.", Dr. Clo- Backariie is especially enmmon of entomology at the Rutgers Col- nection with tho tlir-ft i,[ t: ,,, (To be continued. > thier said, "welcomes the opportu- With Scissors. nin down or nervous pen- \ lege of Agriculture, who directed U. S. Warng Against jswelry somewhere Imi-r,.,,., i The little ehmili who has this nity to continue and to enlarge its Tne laity usually attributes] war-time research In the develop- and" Salt Lake, City. ?!,. , set to wear is all dressed up and research activities conducted at Danger in 2 New Drug» SPRINGFlELDf It.t-A IB-year- A backache to kidney disease If Buffet Mold ment of insect repellents for the »r«n't sure where. Thru , $ie sufferer Is a male, or to some going places, ttarque and kimono the request of the armed forces in WASHINGTON. — A danger area old paraljtic girl haa confe»»ed the Surface mold on cloth, lenlher Army, is maklns a new study of have told different ston. flUease of the fetnnle organs. If a are made exactly the same ex- the interests of national security. In which th* new drug streptomycin fatal shnnting of her stepfather. Raymond "Danny" yinm.:, and other mnterlnls can often be cept for the length of the skirt. flies for the Quartermaster Corps. female This, howevpr, is not, the I "These 12 projects are essen- Increases rather than decreases Police, enlled to the scene, found hi» brother, Mamiire. JI M . bruihed off lightly with a »o YOUR COOPUATIOM IS A VITAL tAlT OF NEW JERSEY'S TEUFHON8 SERVICI FELLX THE CAT HE9 BEHIND ILL LOCACTt 1RM ttXL >W1TH THIS. t • STETHOSCOPE WA iV i um& ', f W//A ». 1546, King Ft4tur« TtfFFY -By HOI F -But IN 1Vt£ MOVIES, STOP -TrtE PRESSES/ YOU HAVE V REPORtCRS ALWAYS STOP THE PRESSES/ OUR VELL LIKE THAT/ *4pw*^a*iM i i II i aiipi • i^-.w^m ram* m^wt, I, j j * sy^ I THE FLOP FAMILY •By SWAN ii'fi •• i 1 Chase Away Those Tears ee^ To $E m tf "- 6000 HONOR-NoW'5 TNI m t^t VERY DOLLAR yoi) give to the Community Chest helps someone. ^t T ft*K HWFoft m* ptfQlQ low, E It ovy be a child for ^whorn a foster home must be found. It MAW may be i mother *lesperatdy ill. U it weccn't for the Community Ti Chest many v»lu|We services could not l»e carried on, When asked lor a attribution will you make it as. generous as you can? • ' "> * COMMUNITY CHEST W,Xf ^* TOTDAT, OCTOBER 18, 194ft I ettnt holate Vlme* II* blgjrat total tontrlbuted tn Coniuoaption ot eitnw frulU In the Studying southern liean mo«»l«, Telephone Service Takes to Wheels a rerently i!'jcover«4 dltease of the When ftwfag tuvtmti At- March of Dlmts In ltN0 for a«y U, S. hit rlwfi SKI pier cent since skat* ws* WMrtWbutetf By New York 19M, and peeple eat 31 per cent common hcan, chemist! devel- Couple Confess whlth, touted t2.S0e.6SS.9l. Tht more tomatoci BOW than the evw- oped a new and greatly simplified *» of too cleee f method ot isolating pure virus next MS Cnitftmlft wMH IVSWnft.' »«* consumption betwfttm ION «nd ml may fereik and CMH* W | which mn bow be applied lo In- 32. Third was Pennsylvania with 1»M On the OUMT »We of Ihe food vestigatiun* of the vlnues causing • nwn Jeweli of Ahcient ll,a0fl,M3.W. Hlghe.it per capita lodger Is n 30 per cent AKftM* in consumption ot hath pttitefl* and many humim diseases. l .Stol*nliyArtny contribution based on the 1M0 cen- Uck lnlls( sus w*s from the Dtatrict ot Colum- gt*i* pvnditcts. EmphMla en the , ^_ have an ^w pair Are Regained. bia which donated almost S2 cents vitamin tauten* of eitnts fruit* and Bmlaeti D| tnmntflin Mlmullted demand for ««lj 10 per cent, so their < for each person. Nevada was sec- The husinest of farming In thi lUts primarily In the ho. them. United Stales employs I") million . , ,, ;n A cardbonrd statlen- ond wlu» more than 27 cents per cheerful atmosphere thef v men. women and children. ,•1 nmined Into a dime-ln- capita. Third was Oregon with ', i.,!-,., hi the Illinoli ftwi- more than M cents. Wke« The choice of Mahogany during .,,.,,, viHdH the lait, about rtavar Kn ti *» war. for ptanei and fatt boats ,,,!,' ,,f HIP $1,000,000 Ui Hes- Cloud Meter fti poached eft,, w»h » pitfutnl /RAHWAY ,,, 1,-wels stolen from his- like the famous PT*. to a great de- tavor. add a tablespoon of wine A new instrument known as a gree wag due to Its unusual resist- ,,!,,,i! rastln by Col, Jack vinegar to the water In which timid meter, which automatically ance to insects and organisms of ,,t niid his bride, WAC they're oaahed. HOW THRU measures the !lqul*-water content decny, an irnportant cOD«ld«atlon .il.lrrn Nush Durnnt. of clouds, has beam developed and for a wood to ba used In water and !hrr in per eent had been sucrwuftitly Muted. Th« device in In the troplcf. These characteris- ,. i;,.,- in the home ot n sis- Its present itafc ot development es he»p to make Mahogany the if.,. \v.\c captain. protldss a sew means for studying ideal cabinet Woodi ,niiy announced the nrrest certah* meteorological phenomena. .:, ,i,v of MnJ. David f. Wnt- Flying westher stations, using this Mectrkf Metetare Recorder i!niliii|!ntrif. Cnllf. . , N. J. - P. A. 4-0348 device, will be aided In determining A new elMtrte meter, designed i, ,n thf Korns believed re- the severity of icing conditions, it for industry, can d*terrnfn«, with an i iin- war department de- was Bnlil, accuracy wtthln ft 5 per cent, tbe . : ,,. lull; nlinut this latest fig- Thursday. Friday, Saturday mohture aontent at a great variety ..i|i;ht into the case. ; of mm-metalflc materials. "NOTORIOUS" -, in i Durant and his wife ar» EMrtaiM Reel , ,, miiitiii-y detention In Waih- Wartime development ol electron- With Cary Grant and ic preheating devices has made pos- fi«i«r*e Inrrid Berrawa Wrapping the lqce that Is to l>, . |,,r W.itson is the third officer sible a time laving ot as much M rteretl in wa% pnper wlW preven< Also Seletk^d 8h«e*! invited because of the loot- B0 per cent In the production of Iry rot. 1.,,-h Is termed the greatest hundreds of different plastic prod- ucts. : -niihcry of modern times. He Sunday »•* Monday SUNDAY THBl! ,,n overseas for thm years, K\ELYN KKYRS i variously in Irelaw) and "YOUNG WIDOW" Tnbes In Sabot [SELIII THEATRE LABRYPARKS ,,v l.nst June General Blsefl- With Jane Russell and The army's mathenuttlcil robot, , personally awardtd him the OU TIM RO«4 Uufe Haywsrd Electronic Numerical Integrator , ..t;ir medal tor hli work a* Mobile radiotelephone service, and Computer, has 18,000 electronic I»Hn, N. J. M.t. 6-1271 and n nlflcer. inaugurated in northern part of tube*i eoDijiared with 10 in the aver- uniy jays the treasure wa» State tbiv mouth by New Jersey age re*o, 400 in the largest radar . Saturday. Oct. 18. 19 BOYS' RANCH" nvrr last November to the Bell, telephone Company, en- set and1 fewer than 880- In a B-2S. With Jackie "Bulca" Jenkins (i|it;iin, who wa» opera t- ables driver in oar to talk to his "TO EACH HIS OWN" Kionbcrg ca?tle as an offl- office or a,ny other telephone in With Olivia DeHavllland • COLOMBIA PtCIUKE "-t home. Bell System network. Instrument Tuesday and Wednesday r« said they believed the (above) is handy under dash- RAHWAY Sunday, Monday, Oct. 20, 21 —rius— \A board. Radio equipment fits Emp Frl. Thru Sun, "FAITHFUL IN MY ul mulled tome of the treas ire FREDDIE STEWART hoi-self at an address In the rnsily into trunk. Special oper- "THE BRIDE WORE BOOTS' FASHION" ators at Long Distance center in i stiiirs, nnd that Colonel Dur- Warren Douglas With- Barbara Stanwyck and | . "Freddie Step* I Newark (upper right) switch With Donna R«?d ami light the rest with him In bit users of service from short wave "B«low the Deadline" Robert Cummlngs j.igp u-hon he was redeployed. Tom Drakfr NEXT WEEK— rairio to land lines and vice —also— THTHtH. THRU SAT.' ,nH Durant courttd the WAC and Tuesday, We4nwd»y, Oet. ii, 2S •:hr was at Klfenberg nnd CHARLIE CHAN Cary Grant mince culminated in marriage "SHADOWS OVER "Shadows Over "OF HUMAN BONDAGE" ALEXIK SMITH 12H less thin a week before CHINATOWN" 1 ChinatoW With Eleanor Pwkw «nd \iurest while honeymooning in With Sidney Toler "NIGHT AND DAY Suite hotll «t Chitago. Hybrid Development Spanish Colonies Dehydrated Onloni Sat., Sun. Mats.,—I Cartoons In Technicolor Army Eatm CM*. In 1D4S i total of B2.fl8fl.0nO acres, From a once-extensive empire, Dehydrated onion*, grown onfr in A:mv htti'lllgtnee enttred- the equivalent to 67 S per cent or two Spanish colonies have dwindled to California and Arizona, may be . unly lost MtnWrial Day,'Cnl nut of every three of the acres Rio de Oro, Spanish Morocco, nnd : used for any purpose to qjhfeb .: .•! Mdlrr relate*). Th* itery had planted to com, Is i;i hybrids. This smaller possessions in Africa, plus fresh onions may be used—salads, r becinnings, howevtr, back in is an astonishing 'tevelosiment from Canary Islands off northwest Africa stews, soups and all types of flavor- STATE THEATRE !M4 v.lien the army air forces, tu Hit one acre in :i thousand in 1933, and Balearic Islands in western ing—and afford uniform taste. •„': b Colonel Durant wat assigned, the one acre in four in 1939 or the Mediterranean. WOODM1DCR. N. J. «iti' hammering Natl ,G«rmany. oi\£ acre In two in 1943. In the TODAY THROUGH SATURDAY Mi-ding In the family eistle at period 1J37 to 1944, the increase in Bted* 8eU Candle Power Barbara STANWYCK In Kionsbrrg, new FranWort - on • hybrids WDS nearly T million aeres Organic matter binds soil parti- Technicians estimate that tbe Main, the member* «f the royal each year. The smaller increase of cles together like hair In plaster, amount of light uied by the average "THE STRANGE LOVES OF MARTHA IVERS" hniise decided to bury their Irens- about 37 million acres this year enabling the particles to resist family e«ch month is equlva-, Main Street at Route 35, Woqdbrid|g«, N. J. —Mus- u rr means only that that many Impor- the action of run-off water. lent to the rays of 1,000 pounds of lin Glorious Color) canjles. WAC Captain Nash, a lormer cx- tiint corn-producing areas are ap- "THE CARAVAN TRAIL" ' • v, proaching the 100 per cent hybrid EDDIE LEITNER and HIS ORCHESTRA criiivc of a Phoenix (Ariz.) resort With EddJ* DEAN h ;.!. lircame manager of the rest point FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS SUNDAY THROUGH TUESDAY I :i> the army installed in the c.: ::e in April, )(*», Colonel Miller Rhubarb Margaret O'BRIEN - L«wls STONE in ( Rhubarb is one of the few crops COAL-FUEL OIL n-l-.n'il. ,, "THREE WISE FOOLS" that may be transplanted in August CHINESE-AMERICAN FOOD liie iliirst of American G.I J led Plus Carol I.ANDIS In and September. Like nearly all : ii::.Luver> of the hidtleu-iidne and - HEAT REGULATORS - "IT SHOULPN'T HAPPEN TO A DOG" :•••• soldiers, Intrigued wilh Ihe hardy perennials, it goes into its Lunches, Dinners ana Sandwich*! '' 1 winter resting stage some time in •iin in which the wine had been For Immediate Delivery, Call Woodbridge 8-0859 WEDNESnAY THROUGH SATURDAY August »r early Sei4fmbcr. It can i -'i] derided to search further. BEST IN LIQUORS, WINES & BEER "THE BIG SLEEP," With Humphrey BOO ART. Lauren BACALL '.'•<• piiral ki the case led a then be safely taKen up, divided, and !••:"•• "I I'tihstrfd men who uncov- repl.mted. The method of division '• i ;i iMsket containing the jewels is usually to cut the root intu four 1 Mi id been burled under the equal pieces with a spade and set AVENEL COAL & OIL CO. ' ! s;ircKunrd the valuables out each piece four feet apart, in a 826 RAHWAY AVE. AVfiNEL, N. J. ui' raids and occupation rich. 1'iarnjr soil. To fertilize, put manure uniund the plant In the Suspect* Followed. sprinf! and work it into Ihe soil: 'Liiri said the corporal turned MR M1IW This Is It, Men!! 1 < ' ticiisure to Captain Nush tijfeM [-'lies Costly • i.ii.illy reacM|FttK^ears of lulal limber lueses ai^d pcepoi^ ALWAYS damage fronr, |ores| fires tas ffiCfCENT amounted lo almost 27 million ' ' I'"'" ienSfc^r»f'tt»ir ^ PERTH AMBOY 2 BIG HITS! "OPERATIONS ••• place and ^HOTrittMnitbdy dollars in one year in the U. S. Pkone P. A. 4-m3 '•> atHhorHie*Nft^M»Wlstle. TWO DAYS ONLV—FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCT. 18 & 19 '•'•••'•i' she sought to obtain them Quart of Milk Murx Brothers Ted Donaldson - John Litel WELCOME HOME • i wedding last April, the jew- One quart ol milk weighs 2.15 In "I vanished and the WAC cap- pound J. • as reported en route to the "Room Service" "The Return of Rusty" '•''I Slates to be mustered out. AND l!l'' said botff the WAC and her UtAPt i CtRTH AVBOV TWO DAYS ONLY—SUNDAY & MONDAY, OCT. 20 & 21 MIKI were on terminal leave but Frank Siautra. Michele, Morgan, Jack Haley in i been ordered back to active "HIGHER AND HIGHER" MODERN MEN'S SHOP" >it the last moment so the ••• euuld retain Jurisdiction. Also an All Star Cast in "IN OLD CHICAGO" A'e determined where each at individual sujpects were, who TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. OCT. 82. *3, 24 : NOW OPEN — UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 'lie must likely »uspect—and LATE SHOW jJAT. Jteanne Cfaint ; '• ' -laiied out after the most like- NOW PLAVING Cornel Wilde "•.liect," said Colonel Miller. Linda Darnell ! ^'iirted on the WAC cuptain" William Eytht: YES SIR, FELLAS! REMEMBER THOSE WORDS, WHEN YOUR COMMANDING OFFICER CALLED v) ••I'lnai-y police tried to arrest the Dana ANDREWS THE MISSIONS AND YOU WERE SCARED STIFF? WELL, NOW WE'RE CALLING YOU! AND YOU Ji" at ihe home of her sister Walter Brennan "'idson, Wis., but were foiled Brian DONLEVY —In— NEED NOT BE SCARED— i sin1 left by a rear door. Susan HAYWARD e .mil her husband then were jerome Kern s • NO JERRIES • NO BOOBY TRAPS • NO JAPS "I to the Lu SalU hotel. Hoagy •u">ut half of the Jewels were re- • NO SNIPERS • NO LAND MINES • NO AIR RAIDS 1" d (rum Ciptiin Durant, who '•'"••"fd after a tew hours Wanl in TECHNICOLOR BUT-THERE IS A LARGE SELECTION OF THE FINEST IN MEN'S FURNISHINGS AND SPORTS- Loses a Button, "Canyon WEAR. COME IN! LOOK AROUND! WE'RE A COUPLE OF GI'» WHO WELCOME YOU . . . AND Gain* Cash ami Whisky Passage" WE'RE ON THE BALL WHEN IT COMES TO MEN'S FASHIONS . . . AND WE'VE GOT— ^lpn, button, •'• not the buttort?" In Technicolor DITMAf TODAY!, "'• iiolice. It is their soU clue to Introducing 11 "'ijltr who broke Into the Mi- FftHTII AM"<»v THKW WEDNESDAY, ()€T. 23RD !l "••no tavern tt 1»3 & SM Patricia ROC •SHIRTS •HATS •LEATHER JACKETS > teufiitiy atMl took |30' in , Cartoon, News "• li ilt'ths uf whuHj ud 10 c»r- A Wonderful Love Story! ' i •TIES •BELTS •PLAID WOOL SHIRTS button apparently wu torn Don't "' bmglar'i e«^t when he •SOCKS •i in thruuth i • SWEATERS • PAJAMAS-llNDERf EAR It! Fl LATE SHOW SAT. '«led Driver Slops, Our Policy: "Refund and Exvlum^es Cheerfully Made." Kinds Girl i NOW~PLAYIJVG 'BLACK BEAUTY" with WE CARRY VARSITY SWEATERS, EMBLEMS, AND DO LETTERING Mona Freeman • b« wrong to I ON JACKETS AND BOWLING SHIRTS. "> nearly T ''"» Hie h ''tr Htlty ik PAGE TWELVE Strain and bring back to 4 cups FOR TOMBS VtrMt Fir* Cause* 1 Skipper Mont Know Otilow The skipper of a «hlp In the world- Thlil Couftis Up tfci $60 by adding canned bouillon. If not About pne-third of all the peo- Breakdown or esute record nl I clear add egg white and crumbled wide vegetable trade hti to know ple In the thirteen colonies In fires In the United Statpj , Cab famn|ir MltiH shell to stock. Bring to the boiling 1776 were Loyalist* and favored a .SHt I the following: people who net; his onions Dry varieties are air, OuMfct Matos, CHICAGO.—Joieph Burg«ss, 21, point while stirring. Let simmer 10 continuance of English rule, ac- u, , ,, 15,376; Miiokors, 12,Sfi9; id-1 packed by the 50 or 100-pound from ttje roof of n Of Catleton, Mich., was searched ln- minutes, covered, without stirring. cording to the Encyclopaedia Brl- a burnirn. 7,(13(1: miscellaneous, i sack or sometimes by th* bush- apartment building wi, sldo and out for the evidence that Put on back of stove and add 1-2 tannica. New York m Jhe chief llghtnlnc, 1.713; railroad*. el A bushel of early onions weighs stumbled on a ledge K convicted him of charges of larceny cup cold water. Strain through ft Tory stronghold, campers. 1,R(H; nnri himher- 50 pounds, but a bushel of lit* on- wet cheese cloth. Serve hot. running backward with iiu from the, person. , Mfl. During <>i'f year 4.157 per- fonn weighs 57 pounds. Bunched Soup M a beginning of the meal utes. Pour soup Into casserole, put Charles Aver;, 22, also of Carle- were proscc\iti>d for viola- green onions are shipped by the SO or soup as a meal should be In- toast on top and sprinkle generous- Cream of Che*»e Soup ton, took a cab from Flat Rock to ol the Mate firn laws. Care- to Mpound crate. Onion sett, by cluded In the menu at least twice ly with the cheese and place un- 1 -2 cup grated raw carrot ' Detroit with his friend Burgess, On der broiler Ions enouRh to melt and CBIISPS many fires not only the bushel, weigh 28 to 31 pounds. a week. The maker of good soups '3-4 cup minced raw celery the way, he dropped his billfold on slightly brown the cheese. , the forests hut also around farm In an artist In flavors; her range 2 cups boiling water the floor of the cab. When he re- is unlimited. The wise use of as- «nd buildings, 2 tablespoons minced onion * Here's the Middleman trieved It, a $60 bill was misting. sorted and approrlate crackers Creole Bean Soup 4 tablespoons fat or salad oil Avery immediately accused his toasted Just right and the right Ham Bone 4 1-2 tablespoon* flour Half of all the consumers' goods garnishes add to the appearance of 2 cups beans soaked overnight FUN FOR manufactured in the United States friend Burgess of taking It, and or- 1 chicken bouillon cubes Mix Paint dered the driver to take them to po- all soups. 1 onion Pepp*r < > Is handled by Jobbers cr wholesal- l carrot 1 lice headquarters, 2 cups milk EVERYONE! nty of "elbow grease" used In ers. Approximately ig pei cent of 1 shredded green pepper Police searched Burgesi with no Vegetable Soup 1-2 pound grated American hly mixing the paint before all Uir industrial goods Is also sold 1-4 head of cabbage 2 grated carrots result. cheese will b« n help in Insuring » through jobbers or wholesalers. 2 large carrots 1-2 cup chopped celery • ictory Job. Pour of! the "Look In hl» mouth," Avery ad- Chopped parsley 1 large turnip 2 cups canned tomatoes Simmer carrot and celery 10 Be In on the fun! Enjoy the finest drinki and from the top of the can of vised. Police ordered Burgess to 2 medium ohlons Cover the ham bone with 1 1-2 nt, Into another can, stir the Crisp Tout "open wide" and Burgess did so. minutes in bouillon made of water 1-2 cup green beans, butter quarts water and cook for several and cubes. Saute onion In fat in •Inlng paste thoroughly, then Dry bread makes crlip toast and Not, however, before gulping entertainment We aerve luncheon* and din- beans fir lima beans hours. Add to the ham pot the double boiler top, over direct heat • back the liquid and stir again strongly. besides plain toast, such kinds »s 1 cup dried celery or celery leaves beans, the onions and carrots After until tender. Stir In flour and pep- ners you'll never forget —• dishes akillfully you have a smooth, uniform trench, cinnamon, hot-milk, cheese, Another search, at Receiving hos- 1 can condensed tomato soup removing the ham bone, put half per. Add mtlk and chicken boui- Finally "box" the paint jelly and thin Melba toast that pital with the aid of t stomach 3 tablespoons butter or fryings the bones through a sieve und re- llon, cook, stirring over boiling prepared by experienced chefs. Pleasant } pouring It from one can Into an- smart restaurants often serve In pump and hot water md mustard, 2 tablespoons oatmeal turn to the soup. Add the shredded water until thickened. Add cheese, •evcral times. place of soft bread. brought the $50 bill to light. 1-4 cup rice pepper, chopped celery, minced stir until melted. Garnish with atmotphere. Recorder's Jurlje George Murphy Cut all the vegetables fine, cover carrots and the canned tomatoes. parsley. gave Burgess the choice of a $29 with 2 1-2 quarts cold water, salt Cook 10 minutes longer. Serve with fine or 10 days. He paid the fine. to taste, simmer until tender. One croutons. THE NEYV half hour before serving add the FEDERAL RECOGNITION OF frylngs, tomato soup, oatmeal and Clear Spiced Tomato Soup NATIONAL GUARD UNITS Utei MaU't Tombitona rice. 1-2 cup chopped onions A program to Inspect National "Middlesex Cocktail Lounge In Commlttlni Sulcldi Serve with a green salad and a 1-2 cup chopped celery Guard units who seek federal rec- Main Street and Amboy Avenue JOE'S light dessert. 1-2 cup sliced carrots ognition, is planned by the com- YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO. - Mrs. 1-4 teaspoon pepper bined staff sections of the U. 8. * * ' Ruth Allen Barber, 60, disconsolate French Onion Soup 1 tablespoon butter First Army, It was recently an- Woodbridge fiinon the death of her husband, H medium onions sliced 3 teaspoons salt nounced by Major General G. B. 1 teaspoon sugar PET SHOP Homer, four years ago, committed 3 tablespoons butter Kean, Chief of Staff. Inspections suicide by toppling a tombstone 5 cups seasoned meat stock 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce which will cover all of the New 4 slices toast 1-2 bay leal ,' down on her head at her hulb&rjd's England, New York, New Jersey 156 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. r.ri.Vi*!!is. Orated Parmesan cheese 3 cloves t/T" grave, Coroner pr. David A. Bel- and Delaware areas will be made inky said. Fry onions In butter until golden Simmer the vegetable* and sea- PERTH AMBOY 4-3419 soning in 4 to S cups canned toma- on requests from the National Dr. Belinky said an examination brown. Add to me^t stock. 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