Bnt»r.'it' ft* «ecDnd clMi W»tl«r MtfCB FIVHL< at the Pott Offlee, Wooi»>rl little eomposi- torioiii servica" In the European the premises during the the finished product. It al.su is portation of private school children ,1 I am sure you Theatre of Operation!. He Joseph Klein, own«X stated that the. process is odorless. in buses paid for by the Boaftls of served overseas for three yean firmj discovered the robl ,,,| if lt«ll you agaijri An application to the State Education was illegal. in Africa, Sicily, Italy, France he came to work early' ,,. oPA is now paying, Highway Department for $10,2(10 ..County S u p. e r 1 n t ondent of anl Germntiy with the Second morning. The Joty WM ' ill(>ill.v plans to c?n- to construct a road, drainage ilr|d Schools Millard M. Lowery in- m Army, 78lb A.F.A. Headquarters well-planriod atid, grading for Hunn's Lane, was ap- formed the board, that whatever (1 |i;iv, for wflrk which Battery. Sgt. Varyu, who >• now Capt, Egait, was not the proved by the committee. ISitnn's transportation is provided for in,ly'was clone credit- believed to Jhe en route home, an amateur. Evidently a Lane, now an unimproved street, pnroahial school children must bo ji,,'| live, by patriotic was nt one time an employe of and flledf-o hammer w«6 connects State Highways \ and undertaken at the expense of the i,,l winners across the THE INDEPENDENT-LEADER. pry open the steel 35. It is estimated that the cost of school district if tbe Court of ' Hi,, nation. There are safe which was re-e; the oritire project will he $18,000. Errors and Appeals upholds the eoncrete. The office 11,,ni;il chores still left The Avenel Improvement Asso- Supreme Court deeision. I volunteers, but an- sacked and papers and b ciation thanked the committee for No further action was take.fi in ing records •thrown aboufc .nf was miule this WITH THE XII CORPS IN REGENSBURG, GERMANY—In Wife Springs n)1 improvements to their section. A the Sewaren controversy althougl Pry Open Scrtan'.:""5 this picture, we ice a proud moment in the life of T/Sfft. John J, letter signed by Kay L. Steward, [tint even these will be a member of the Sewaren delega- It is believed the thieves MacDermott, of Hq. Co. XII Corps, m Major General S. Lcrny secretary, read as follows: "We Jen,M| to the hired Phoney 'Plot' tion was present. Sowaren ed onto the roof -of a:c'tU lrwin, Commanding General of the XII Corps present! Kim with wish to express our thanks for dents have objected to the re which wag on a siding the Bronze Star Medal. Sgt. MacDermott is a native of Wood- ,peeding action in correcting the inoval of its upper grades tho building, then re; bridge, N. J. stagnant pool condition behind ToGetMohey School No. 11, Woodbridge, du scre'ea from a storage* ,.s in me to be ii l'air Livingston Avenue by extension Sgt. MacDermott is a member of the tame XII Corps that to the drop in enrollment at th' dow, prying it open. to ask why this is held the right flank of the entire AEF while spearheading the of the storm sewer pipe to provide 1 latter school; Capt. Egan, who w&s know very well, of a suitable outlet. May we also ex- sweep across France; crossed the Moselle when other units were Tells Police Extortion Teachers. Named to the case by Chief G press our appreciation for the road I , that a majority of unable to cross; crashed through the Siegfried Line at Echter- Throe new teachers, already n Keating, said today he repairs •wfhich have been made on Tale Concocted To l>i>ople would be on nach at a point considered impassable; made the first assault work, were officially appointed « Avenel streets." A.O. 2/C Walter Lemiska ing out several leads andSfa|f1 fciyn it' they lost their cruising of the Rhine in history, went farther cut than any ETO' Help Wardrobe follows: Mrs. Evelyn G. Evans, in touch with authorities • flit's! troops; put the first American forces into Czechoslovakia and Reports Walk Broken Iiid if they indignantly Avenel School; Mrs. Florence II. by communities who haV«E f i is so, don't you be- Austria and discovered the Mcrkers gold and other trenures in- Committeeman William Warren AVKNEL—The "extortion plot" Augustine, Fords School No, 7 and similar robberies recently.^Bi';.,, eportcd trucks of the National •igainst an Avenel housewife You haven't seen cluding the 5 billion dollar cache in Regcnsburg. Mrs. Eileen Reinhardt, No. 15 Navy Air Medal theory that they might hita b£w||| Fireptoofing Co, had broken up proved to ha nothing but a figment School, Iselin, done by the same ganp. "-'i'l^ft^^ Ictin'cs lately of whole- the sidewalk on Crows Mill Road, of her imagination, Chief George Supervising Principal Victor C. Several months ago' Mr. I0ij||ife Icsijrnatioiis by OPA near the clay pita. C. II. Davis, E. Keating and Capt. John K. Nicklas announced thai the evalu- Won By Lemiska warehouse was destroyed bjr»fj|ljiM •i.'s, have you? Why ColoniaMan, On Prowl For Nazi Township Engineer, reported Eguir learned yesterday afternoon ation of the High School by the v connive and plot to Township Attorney Leon E. McEl- after questioning the "victim," Commission on Secondary Schools ISELIN — Walter Lemiska, heir jobs and why roy had already written the com- Mis. Margaret Hus'/.ar, oil Hemsen will be held March 2(5, 27 Mid 2 Aviation Ordnanceman sec.ond Itlmy nmned the gov- U-Boats During War, Decorated pany to correct the Condition Avenue. Dr. Seymour Deber reported class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lemia- PBA Book|J (it into paying them The committee approved the Woodbridge and Perth Amboy that the Army and Navy is re- (Continued on Pane 3) ka of Lincoln Highway has been llnrm w service which Participated In Con- • Edwin, reside at 158 East Inman police were brought into the* case leasing moving projectors and on when the husband, Joseph.Huszar g p awarded the Navy's Air Medal and lear'.y four years was Avenue, is now serving in the Pa- his recommendation it was voted two Gold Stars by Admiral Mits- Variety Att| voy Coverage,Wins Ci- cific where he participated in the reported to Chief Keating that his 1 1 [.so magnificently, ac- wife had .received a threatening to apply to Surplus Commodities chi'i for distinguishing himself in tation By Forrestal bombing of Okinawa and Japanese Civilian Life through the State Commissioner action in the Pucific. WOODBRIDGE — Paiwl Chester Bowles' homeland. letter from an unidentified man de- nf Education, for a- projector Lemiska, at present stationed at William Majoros, chait.ra«n;.^f™L1 \ by the volun- COLONIA—Announcement has A graduate of Woodbridge High manding ijiliOO in cash be paid to for each school. the Naval Air Technical '.training. entertainpnent committee-'^;''iyB§ been made that the Air MedaTrTas School, he has been in service for him outside a Perth Amboy theatre - -Welcomes GPs It was reported that. Hie", dental Center, Normhn, Oklahoma, was Patrolmen's Benevolent " ;cll vnu. They hav.e found been awarded to Theodore E. Pol- Tuesday nightfl. Police laid' a (Continued on Page 3) survey is now being conducted by presented the decoration by Cap- tion Variety Show, atinou mie in lie a nice feoft touch hainus, Aviiition Machinist's Mate trap but no one appeared , . . not WOODBRIDGE — Many more the Dental Bureau of the State tain A. II. Douglas, Commanding 12 acts have been booked'ipfUS (y ilmi': nu'an to let go with- 1/C, son of Mr. and Mrs, Richard even Mrs. Huszar. Township servicemen have receiv- Oflicnr of that station, production-to be present*^, $w'aB. .1 file of them, I remeni' Polhamus, Inman Avenue section, On further questioning by Chief German Submarine Foe ed their honorable discharges from As a Combat Aircrewman,' Lem- her 25 at the State Theatre.;'^J«s i he was going;,to quit 'for meritorious achievement as pa- Keating, the husband said he had the various branches of the armed Among tho acts wUl be-jie,>;||||i trol bomber aircrewman in action" turned over $(i() to his wife dur- Fund Drive iska has seen much action on niiii- (ii' imany folded. "Well, forces this'week and have return- Marco Sistets who appeared'.!:^: ing the past fevy weeks to "pay the miiny o:if the fighting fronts of the aim* and nothing hap against tb<' (iwman submarines ed .to civilian life." ' y Fred Allen Show and thejCf' (luring convoy coverage in North man" who threatened he "would Pacific theatre, Besides this; latest V-.I iluy arrived and' still They are: S/Sgt. Edward P. Sifiters, who woro the .hii;-o£ American waters. The citation ac- fix her.' Tuesday night, " Mr, Aidejs iujdition, his array of ribbons in- iu|)|)cnc[l. He's pprobably Keating, 17!) Decker Place; Sgt. year's show and who are eojnjMf compahying the award was signed Hus'/iar gave his wife tho $300 but clude Asiatic-Pacific Theatre and ! \ word, from Hirohito's Chester A. Llndros, li!5 Wedge- back on popular demand;; ^||!j|$ for the President by Secretary of marked' down the numbers of tbe WOODB1UDGK—George E. No- dial it's official. wood Avenue; S/Sgt. Pius Lanni, A mcrican Theatre, ' In addition to the prof^8Sti|^|| the Navy James Forrestal and bills and then reported to the po- vak, Township chairman of the (54 Fulton Street; Sgt. John Brcza, groups there will be seveispjtl^ reads as follows: lice. That was the first tlui-police National War Fund Drive, today Fire District Abolition mill y.m might, doubt the 6B Albert Street; T/4 Harry J. learned of thp affair. announced his sub-chairmen as fol- I'acts including Sadie •IT>- nf these despatches, if 'Tor meritorious 'achievement .Edward, 191 School Street; Pvt. Fords, a singer, who has Sounded 'Fishy' "VlOws: Is Urged By Darby-Again fed iin''i'Xtremes to which the while participating in aerial flight Feaster J, Gentry, 4S)0 Rahway - WOODBRIDGE —The 1944 in several USO shows ani' as-aircrewman of a Patrol Bomber Because'the whole story "soundsound"-- """ "Fords^ , Martin WeisB; Keasbuy, -irl.ing in a desperate Avenue, all of Woodbridge. MisM B(!tt audit of Township books wau Jensen, vibraphone played. attached to Patrol Squadron 84 in ed fishy," Chid' Keating ordered s y Kacz; Hopelawir, Miss 1'nil; busy, but I do have 'S/Sgt. Harold J. .Freeman, 1.81 Bv(! n received' by the Township Com- Patrolman Joseph action, against enemy German sub- Ciip|..'Egnn to bring Mr. and %a. -y Guttweitr; Iselin, Irvin Ka- tittle example ol its in- McLean Street; Sgt. Charles F, h: clJ (; Eri!c (1. Davis; mittee ami-once again Walter man of the ticket coi marines during covoy coverage in Huazar in once myru yesterday P - ' °lonia, '''- - '' '• '•••• ff -iLK,iion. in uscletwnoKS. Koepkc, 21fi Berkley Boulevard; Woodbridge, Christiajl C. Stockel; 11. Dauby, director of Division,of nounces that 810 reserVe^seii^^^^ North Atlantic waters from No- noon rtnd after a short questioning a liiili! while ago about an 1'1'X!. Alexander E. Nalniss, Green Port Reading, Martin Kraun; Se- Local Ciovernmeiit, N. J. De- ets are how on aiile. George I vember 1, VM2, till June 1, 111411. Mrs. Huszar admitted she made i in enter into a two- Street; PFC, William Hl.aha, waren, William F, Burns. j iiiiftmeiiL of Taxidion and Fi- and his orchestra willj>M; Cool and determined despite the up the whole story out of thin air •'••iiclion with the OPA, Trieste Street, all of Iselin, nance, recommends that the acts, hazards (if heavy snow squalls, "to gel, some money out of my hus- Mr. Kovak also announced that fTH. I mnied down;* ' Michael N, Kubir, 4 William Ifire Districts he abolished and band." She said she needed money Allyn Peterson would; serve asp bli/./.iirds, icing and low visibility Street, and Sgt. John Kunie, Flor- for clolhes anil tier husband failed treasurer of the,drive and Hugh that the Assessors be placed on commonly prevailing throughout ida Grove Road, both, of Keasbey; 'iiiiiniiiiohfi'iT'deiil, had it to provide' her with spending Ii, Quigley has b.eeri named indus- a full time basis. Similkr recom- the treacherous area of the Worth Sgt. John Konscol, lji Grant Ave- ActiyityBo* i HjiiiiKiled, would have money. Hussar admitted he gave trial chairman. meuclatiotis have been made fpr Atlantic,_ gplhamus rendered gal- nue,. PorJvRemlini-.; S/SgUjlrwin i>'tiIT iif •absurdifcyr-There life tvifvr "very little timtiej but A/meeting ot.all sun-chairmen, tl»e past,,few yiunflj,, lant service"to his"pilot" in e"tsntlirct*= V, Locher, 128 Walnut Street, •i'kT number, Of course, ing numerous day and night anti "thought she had enough 'and was and members of the executive com- A synopsis of the audit in- in lantf SJ I Avenel. ' , i-'iii7-4n>l>riation symbol," Night Registration Dates Monday at public sale and 24 ti* contributed materially to the pro Coast Guardsman Robert S. pit of the First Congregational ISELIN—An electric train set rt mi ordinary appropritt- Ration Board ditlonal parcel? to be sold at t teetion of valuable convoys to, thi Butters MOMM2/C son of Mrs. Church Sunday at ths-ll o'clock v,a|ued lit $20 was stolen from her "1 wmild be acceptable, WOODIJWIKJK—The Tbwjiship next session, Ofctober 1. effective reduction of enemy U Mary S, Butters, 115 Harrell Ave- service. He is stationed at Sheeps- cellar, Mrs, Clarunce Bowers, Hill- .11 iH-20(1.(101 (for two Clerk's oflice in the Municipal Purchases Monday were »» boat activities in this vital nrc.i nue , Woodbridge," was released heild Bay, Long Island, with th crest and Sonora Avonueit, report- .1 Building will be open from 1;'H) to Merger-Is, Set lows: Andrew Nogrady, %lfi 1 His courage and unwavering devi from the Coast Guard Philadel- Navy and expects to be released ed to Desk Sergeant Rudolph Si- "•si were not sufficient i) P. M., next Monday,. Tuesday, Arthur Bi',owil for Walter Jt tion to duty were in keeping wit phia Separation Center with 4-5 soon. ' monsen, Monday. j "I'A, because, subscribing Wednesday and Thursday to regis- WOODBRIDGE — Thj schedule worski, $2,000; Atthur B the highest traditions of the Uni' points. Butters saw duty on the 1 "'miry newspaper entailed ter new voters. Those not regis- of,consolidation of War Price and Ruth Berko.witz, $l,5f|0j P ed States Naval Service." USCG Cutter Takoma on-anti- i-iii'Hi number," Coo, which tered by September 27 will be un- Rationing Hoards was made pub- Dunham, for Harold Vogel, II,) II Machinist's Mate Polhamus, submarine patrol and convoy work «;is a pretty shabby one, uble to vote at the geherul election lic today by the Trenton Office of John A, llassey for Anna.'Si iLi whose wife, the former Miss Paul- Sloan Calls On School Board 'y. as it only inyolveij six in November. (Continued on Paye 3) Price Administration. am! 11-month-old son', thes, $200; Filoraena V -lii-fi'21)., I'm not one to Perth Aniboy and Woodbridge $.2,500; A, H. Dunham and -'""I. exactly, but when I Hoards—the latter served not only To Restore 2 Sewaren Classes ton' Onley, $800;*Cari4« '"•''"'I ihat here- was un- Woodbridge but Carteret and Me- $700; Samuel and Maiy B 1 "''' 'I' ' must momentous and Smith Creek Fill By Public Service Approved; tuchen as well-—will be merged by (Editor's Note: In Qur aq- where the tax money comes from yola, $6(10; Paul and hB U|! plunge in recent busi- November iifl to forni the Middle- count last week of the contro- is not taken , into consideratioi n lonczy, $500; Catherine •'•iy, .profoundly "affecting sex County Price Control and Ra- veney between resident* of when teachers are allofifttbd to the $400; Elmer and Man w Work Believed Prelude To New Power Plant various schools in" the Township. ' "''iliinml economic atruc- tioning Board No. 2. It wiH be lo- Sewaren and the Board of Edu- ley, $375; Frederick G,, ""M say 1 thought I should plant by Public Service in. Sawar- Service proposes to dredge a canal cated'at Perth Amboy, cation over discontinuance of 1 feel that some consideration E. HillieiV $S7B; Joseph 'I'l^iliinr number with By J. Joseph Gribbtns un. Meii:»r». II. Ii. KanWn and Q,.h, on the northern limits of the prop- T.he local board will continue to certain cla-ies in tbe Sewaren should be given to this matter of and Clarenee Sant | IH MulMlll (( iim-HiiniiilcliiilclII Giroiul appeared at 'the ' Council erty, line to allow ingress and school, Jhe remark* of HarpaK,. ,wbW, thivtuxraoniiV ctiiWes Irani, "ie than a me.rj dish the regular ( serve its cnniiuijnities tn prico con- and Catherine T. TRE.NTON — At meeting and" representied ii group egress by navlgatlqiiior the upper A. Slosh, president of the Se- [ base, my figures on the meager g trol and rationing until merged to Zigmund and Ann meetineeting of thhe Division of NaNavigav - f WoodbridgWdbridee reachcs'of Smiths Creek and Flat waren Civic Association were information obtainable oil the tax Con of citizens •, from form the new board. The consoli- tion of ththe DepartmenDpartment of CCon- Creek, and also to., provide for quoted eifteniively a" taken bill—on tliu rate* that are used in. $2i0 lh HieberHib , 'l'P»intiuent in this rc- J. Townsbip, dated .!>o

TWtf ' THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 20,1M6 12 Important Concerts Arranged Hollywood Sends Vs • - Avenel Republicans CLASSIFIED L 1 : brWie ,8-iVio. ' ' ,! i| WOODBRIDGE — George L. Hear OPERATORS WANTED By Griffith Music Foundation Summer Party Series Richardson, 75 Hnrriott Street, To work on* Children's NEWARK—New /Jersey music I day evenings, beginning November Avenef, is in a serious condition AVEN-EL—€ommittB«ma?>. Her* AVENEL—The final card party b«rt B. Rankin, candidate fori re- dresses. Steady work; lovers who depend upon the Grif- fith, wheji Marjorie Lawrence, of a »ries was. held Monday by at the Perth Amboy General Hos- Metropolitan soprano will be guest the result of injuries election from the Third Ward, was one week vacation with fith Music Foundation to bring to the Woman's Club with Mrs. Ed-j pita! ns the speaker at a meeting of Ave- their community the best and most artist with the National Symphony ward Ruth and Mrs. James Me- suffered Sunday when he was pay; good pay. Apply diversified in music, rather than Orchestra. Dr. Hans Kindler as struck by a hit-and-run car. nel Republican Club, Inc, fue«- Hugh as co-ho^tesaes. A war hemd day at Tryone's, SUper-Highwa-y. Cartere't Novelty Dress hating'to travel elsewhere for it, nsual, will conduct when the or- was nvrarded to Mrs. ^"Walter. According to Patrolmen Fred »n in for one of the*"most actiw chestra makes its annual visit to j Meyers, Colohia, Mrs. Rubin was Leidner anil Frank Sanllnr, Rich- 'Die spcslier discussed (he com- ,Comp«ny, 62 ^heeler 1 injr election and the wort to be and prtfltable seastm* in the his- Newark under Foundation aus- tin winner of the door prize and ardson was walking south on Rah- Avenue, Carteret, N. J. 1 done, bjr Rep«il)llcan groups Wlt- tory of the Foundation. Plans just pices. December 18th Draper and j Mrs. Harold Monson got the spe-way Avenue, about 75 feet south Statenwnt of availability released by Mrs. Parker O. (irif- Alder, dance and harmonica team i cinl award, Mw, 'Prank Barth "won lia.m R.- Gray, former cojn'hAt- of Edg*rtr rtqcfireti. fith, President of the Foundatin, appear,.and on January 8th, the Non-players'.prize and winners was hit. ArgwuiniU aTid her company of its entiring efforts in behaM of tW (jar tht' U4f>-4» reason, indicate in thh e games ^-cre MrsM .V Vernon j . g rt y night a'nit-ariil- ; Spanish daiwers an.) musklaiu »re Em lier un a community.and urseri the |riniit't*j T HELP WANTED twelve important events by i«f- Biiong, Mrs. Hobnrt 'Johnson, rs, nin car struck an auto oymed by' see 4o it thht all the ftcpuMicah h artists and ii booked for' a • sHifle appearance. William Kuxmiak, Mrs. Julius Lei- QIBL for law? office; knowledge Heifetz, piaster violinist who last Charles Evanello, 767 Gadek. Plate, candidates, are returned to office, Booked with the possiblp e end of ne'r. Mrs. Edmund Glpndirtng, Mrs. Perth Amhoy atod 'driven hy Knth- of fypihic and shorthatidJ'MpjMI. the wa * C ^ilwilll. be year tonred Ine country 8wd tip. After {Jv^, t»u?Tne!!s session. ,re- stifhC Henry Nelson, Mrs. Wsher Meyers, erin'e Fcrko, 28, of the same ad} ^ , - -j j _ pnee not necessary. Reply Box 14,-kn#n as the"Victory Series," by peared with leading Rymphoriy or. Mrs. Jotieph'Sonntag, Miss^Pauline rnshn clUR w re sdrvei by Mw G;irteret Press. C.P,,9-14,2l way of marking, that event. -, jchestras as sotoist, will give his Waishany, Mr. and Mrs. ^illiam "o«. Ralnvay Aytnue, w»^ek--(j|e)lti.riii(l.HT«. fhtnu* — only Newark redtal' on Febrliaty Grove Avenue: The' car 'wasMr..'Gre/'wirt' llie wiiiner of the MEDICAL secretary or registered Four Sunday afternoons .will be t JameJ s McHugMh h and damaged. Wins Ferko escaped in lR«P»ir Job , given over to the . Master. Piano lftth, This series is presented In Hiirnld Grausam. dnrlt hnVHc prjfe. . .• ; ~ nurse in doctor's- office, Experi- 1 cooperation with ...the .Contempo- 1 F r ence preferred.' State full quali- Series, which inaugurates the sea *; " .tl.., son on November 4th, whert the rary of Newark, the. a'Rempis of TO OPEN SEASON ' now P«rL or rr(,liU ficat'bns,. Write P. 0. Box 483, Newark, and the Colleice Women's' WOODBRIDGE—The Woman'* Wnodbridge, N. J. 9'-20' duo-pianists Vronsky and.. Babin Service Notes Mrs. Anders Party Hostess, ! bring your wntch i, be heard. Rudolf Serkin will Club of the Oranges, the Y. M. « Club will %ip6n its seasojl'g Y, W. H. A. of Newark, and the S/Sgt. John Mihalko, son of Mrs. Tor Daughter, Cadet Nurse yitieis tonight with a covered • HELP WANTED MALE * tip the ifrList on December. 2nd, A-rlur Rubinstein, a musical College Women's Club of Essex Mary Mihalko; 10 Trinity Lane, is supper at the Craftsmen's Clilb. ALBREN ]„ GENERAL Plant Laborer. Perma- 'must" on any series will pa? an-County. « spending a 30-day furlough with SEWAREN — Mrs. .Joseph An-i The'program will feature's tat nent job, 48 hours, Good wages. ther of his annuaHisits to New- The Boston Symphony Orches- hj3 mother after serving 28 months deders, , W«st Avenue, gavg e JJ q on "Character Anaflysis" by/John , 133 Smith St, tra, Dr. Serge KousseviUky, con- in Africa. He has been in service dh Food Concentrates Inc., 100 R*h-ark on January 2?ih. The conclud- in honor of her daughter, Misa Fraser, a representative of the Perth Amboy way Avti., Woodbridge, N'. J. ing concert on Marth 17th.will ductor, heads the list of special for three yearst.- After his fur-Helen Anders, who joined the U.New York Herald Tribune, - »-20<3) hing toijethar pn .the Mosque concerts wWi two Newark appear- lough he will report to California, S. Cadet Nurse Corps at Perth Am- stage one of America's foremast ances, Thursday evening February Iwy General Hospital, 'I WO GOOD ME\ for work on young concert pianists, Dalies 14th and Xhursday evening, April H1LTUNEN-EDWARDS Guests were .Mrs, Ann Under- Coif Course. Apply to Chariest fVantz as soloist, and America's 11th, The Platoff Russian Chorus WOODBRIDGE — Announce- bill, Woodbridge; Mrs. Rosella KATHERWE BEAUTY SllOI> Lning-Colonia Country Club, Co- oungest and most famous com- is returning by popular request on ment has been made of the mar-Opits and son,- Fords; ,Mr«. Edna Ionia, N. J. F.B,9-13,20 poser-conductor, Leonard Bern- Saturday evening January 12th, riage of Misa Kathleen Emily Ed- Walaheck, Mrs. Jessie Johnson, • is'now located in the stein, as conductor of the Roches- and bringing the season to a close Pretty Betty Rhode. (NBC't wards, sister of Mrs. William Ben- Mrs. Helen Muchi, Mrs. Miary Plus- IfOUNG MAN; steady work; for will be matinee and evening per- clerR and delivorie*—Grocery er Philharmonic Orchestra. Meet Me at ParkyV) modeli son, 190 Edgar Street, to F/O cek and daughter, Bernardine, the Perlh AmhpyNatioriai Bank The Major Cevncert Subscription formances on "Saturday March one of Hollywood's newett Fall Avne V. Hiltuhen, Virginia, MinH;7 Misses Laura Van Hassmussen, Store. Apply George's Market, 68 30th, by the Ballet Theatre. Mezzanine Floor, 3?3 State Street Washington Ave., Carteret. Series will be heard on four Tues- mitt. The yoke detail and the on September 12 at Trinity Epis- Ann WolocwiM, Mary Horvnth, C.P. 8-24tf tea-blue color are iti high- copal Church. Rev. William H. Julia and Mary Karockl, Perth Am- formerly of 640 Amboy Ave. GUN5KITHS lights. Ermt Beat designed it. Schmaus performed the ceremony. Wy. BOYS wanted to set pins. Inquire Avenel Man J* Accidental Wilh the John-Frederics, high- ^ . PertTi Aniboy, New Jersey ftahway Recreation Co,, 1803REBUTLT, Restocked, Reblued Victim Of Stray Bullet crowned felt hatK Betty's cos- <• Emily Andersen, Janet Qrsoe Stumpf, I'm,, Couch St., Rahway, N. J. Repairs to ill make* of shot- tume should be considered by I.L. 4 C.P. 9-6 to9-2? COLONIA — LeRoy Huelsen- Fall bridei. Telephone: Perth Amboy 4-26(iX guns, rifles, revolvers. E. H. beck, 42, 3 East Street, was shot -:GAME SOCIAL:- » HELP WANTED FEMALE • Young, Gunsmith since 1901, in the thigh by what police term- Mam St.. Dayton, N.J, ed a "stray bullet." ~ SYNAGOGUE SERVICE WOMAN to do housework one EVERY FRIDAY MGHT I.L. 9-6 to 9-27 According to Patrolman Fred WOODBRIDGE — Services will day a week. Mrs. Mott, 125 Leider Huelsenbeck had been be Yield tomorrow night at eight AT 8 P.M. Freeman St., Woodbridge, N, J. working in his chicken coop Tues- PERSONAL oclock at Adath Israel Synagogue Auspices of PACKER HOTEI Tel. WO. 8-1489. 9-13,20 day and was returning to the house to mavk the beginning of'Succoth' SMITH AND HIGH STREETS, PERTH AMBOY WOMAN for light housekeeping RCT. ERobetfc Rkker when he was hit. The bullet came or the Festival of Tabernacles ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH arid astist in care of elderly Peeress from the nearby woods. Neigh- — PRESENTS — woman. H.- Hirt, 74 Heald St., Car- Commtekmtd Miafoatry bors told police there has been which last eight days. During the teret, N. J. Call after 5 P. M. Spirit Menace* and Helper some shooting in the woods off the holiday it is customary to have RICHARD DANUBE and HIS BAND I.L. & C.P. 9-20 92 Main St. Woodbridjce, N. J. Inman Avenue section, evidently meals in a "Succah" or sort of LUTHERAN HALL • . . 9-13* by boys who have buen practicing booth, in commemoration of the Featuring • BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE • Urget shooting. wandering of the people of Israel 716 ROOSEVELT AVE. * CARTERET, N. J. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Huelsenbeck was taken to the in the wilderness for forty years BEBE DANUBE, Vocalist Price reduced to |ll,000 Rahway Memorial Hospital in the during which time they dwelt in Bates T<5 Door From All Points FRONTS P. M. TO 1 A.M. Singer Sewing Machine Company 169 South Park Drive g Woo'dbridge Emergency Squad and 'Succtrhs." Popular Priwi • No Cover - No Minimum Woodbridce, N. J. repairs all types of sewini g ma- was released after treatment. Practically new, lovely corner chines. Estimates'free. Calls to 1 Spacious Halls foje Weddings • Banquets - Parlies] brick dwelling containing six large Woodbridge daily. SOLDIER ACCUSES WIFE rooms, tile bathroom, attached SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. WOODBRIDGE —John Petcn- Accommodate 5 to 596 People garag%, fireplace, automatic heat, 70 Smith St., Perth Amboy, N, .!. lio, APO 884, accused Mrs. Irene HAT STYLES plus plenty extras, Occupancy To all newlywedi Holding their banquets, numbering SO or mm Telephone P. A. 4-0741 Petenko, 22 Nuilson Street, of in- FOR 1945-46 within 60 duys. 1 9-13 to 10-4(11) fidelity in a divorce petition re- people at the Packer Hotel we pretent « room (or on>' week fr» ' Tor Inspection ferred to Advisory Master Fougal Scintillating new hats that are 'way up of charge at the fatnoui Imperial Hotel, Niagara Falls, Herr. They were married in Atlan- JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY WE WILL PAY front for drama and flattery! Tel. P. A, 4.1800 '' 280 North Broad St. " TOP WAGES tic City, April 25, 1943. Elizabeth, N. J, Glamorous partners for your Fall cos-' To an A No. 1 -Elizabeth 3-0900 tumes. Thriftily yours from the store 9-6(3)tf Body and Repair Man Apply at once DEJECTED? that's first with the newest, smartest A GOOD BUY I FORDS AUTO BODY CO. fashions. • ' —. " 844 Ridgedale • Ave.,J 416 Now Brun»wick Aye, WE MANUFACTURE OUR OWN $ood&ri(lge, 5 rooms and large semi-finished attic and cellar, oil Fordi, N. J. HATS . hea£,'attacheil garage. Next to cor- Phone P. A. 4-2640 ner Township oyned plot; 5 min- HATS MADE TO ORDER FOR utes tqP. R. R. ajid bus, • • HELP WANTED—MALE • ALL OCCASIONS Price $6,250.00. Terms to be BRINGS YOU arranged. JEE8EY MORTGAGE COMPANY Chemical Complete line of handbags. 280 North Broad St. < Come in and see our bfilliant .: Elizabeth, N. .1. collection of handbag beau- Elizabeth :i-OSH)O Operators • , ' 9-20 (H) tf. ties with all the fashion de- Full and part time tails. BUNGALOW — almost new, $5,- Tired and hot after a hard day 99,0; 97 Frederick Street, Carteret. at the office? We have the per- BEAUTIES FOR A GIFT— laborers fect refresher. Enjoy one of Brick and masonry—large rooms— Apply personnel our special summer meals in FOR YOU. pitn. aMie-aml tiled both'. Nice lo- pleasant, air-cooled comfort, .. cation. Must be sold. OUR DAILY SPECIAL 40c jRRSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY WESTYACO ON CREDIT 280 North Broad St. FAMOUS HATS •Elizabeth, N, J. . •Elizabeth 3-0900 Chlorine Products 74 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY, N.» J. : !t-20 (3) tf, Corp. MICHAEL'S Phom P. A, 4-4682 • • .'• LOST RESTAURANT 500 Roosevelt Ave.' BLACK -wallet with snap, lost on 155 SMITH STREET " TOmSt,, WoSilliniijjjii, Wedne.s- .. Carteret,.N..J.. . .-. PERTjrj AMBgy^N, J. regular deposit djiy, Sept. VL Has sentimental value, Snapshots of sailor husband PAYS FOR THE FAMILY'S overseas, Reward. Mrs. Dorothy HELP WANTED Mortgage TO VOTERS ENTIRE CLOTHES NEEDS Cortklirr, 529 Alice Place, Wood- Available bridge, N. J. Telephone Wood- THURSDAY/SEPT. 27th, 1945 IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER. bridge 8-1645-M'! 9-20* BAKER PHA Mortgage Loans 1 NO"EKTM CpSr Direct Reduction Loans WAITRESSES ARE YOU REGISTERED? FOR Mlf TERMS I WANTED Refinancing Mortgage Loans HOSTESSES Attractive terms HAVE YOU CHANGED YOUR ADDRESS SINCE YOU VOTED? or five room apartment or CASHIERS •••-, MARGARETTEN & CO., Season's Smarfesf p Telephone Woodbridge If you have changed your address you must give notice of your new address 8'-2f2JO. . I.L. O-Otf PORTERS INC. to the Coun|y Election Board or the Township Clerk.' this notice must be REALTORS WIL& PAY Be Ju. for clean rags.1 ! DISHWASHERS given before; September 37th, 1945, or you cannot vote in the General SUITS A, Independent-beader, 18 Green 276 Hobart Street Election, Tuesday, November 6th, 1945J St., Woodbrrdge, N. J, SHORT ORDER COOKS Perth Amboy, N. J. • P. A. 4-0900 SODA DISPENSERS If you have changed your name since you last voted you mutt re-register. COATS FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL GARDENER. HELP WANTED You may register or give notice of your new address at the office of the D.AX-0JD CHICKS — all heavy i Middlesex County Board of Elections, 313 State Street, Room 708, Perth DRESSE br«ed», Immediate delivery and WEEKENDS AND STEADY. Amboy, or at the Township Clerk's Office in the Municipal! Building, any /uttrre •orders taken. Cull Rahway MEN WANTED FOR 7-9019J. _ 8-4) to 9-27 PLEASANT "WORKING CON- day from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., and September 24 to September 27th, from 71 Lumber handlers, pliers P.M. to 9 Pj M. '" . I ROOFJNG DITIONS. APPLY AT ONCE. and othfer jobs > ALL TYPES OF ROOFS repaired. Naturalized citizens must bring their paper*. '5 Slate-shlnples, tile and flat Good Pay HO < IOOIBJ \>tkk Walls waterproofed. - fOR MEN -HANDSOME DIAMOND ICHABODT. WILLIAMS HOOFING AND METAL WORKS Be Sure Ym\An Registered SUITS • TOPCOAT5 • ads Kew Brunswick Ave. Route 25 , ' . & SONS . f T Perth Amboy, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J. Ctirteret, N. J. ATTENTION! VETERANS! Your name may be in the »ervic«nenI» list, REfAIRING if you were registered previoasly, and if you have been discharge!! you

MQWEBS ghnrpenod and HELP SHOULD NOTIFY THJS BOARD OR THE TOWNSHIP CLERK IM- Woihing machines i«. ^!MA*ia^^FW« will insure yoyr b«ing Able |o vote, m election day , NO DOWN rw^thou* »tty treble.^,-lF ViOU< 1M*« «uy tivwstion, co»*ult th# board at PAYMENT once aiia'Jf 'you Kave never Seen registered^ you mint do.to by Sep. •NE€DBO Telephone C»rUr»t BINDERY ON ITEMS. . c.p,

TODAt Kl&KxharinWittrm. hand *6 «J»Of Smith Creek Fill RttttrnsUhkAtMtirth'i]" 1,1 ".' ' ••'• ,. ;• • l^ ilentz Jotas civirsfsme-*: (Cdntinited from Page 1) Are Bogs People? • WOODBRIDGE-Juliiw K. lti»h, ntenante ot a channel in Wedding Anniversary Cam* As Maiel 17 Lillian Terrace, has relumed [prison Inijths 'Creek proper southerly Capt. Andy CM* German Shepherd, m the Public Service property. AVflNRL—Mr. and Mrs. Harold to work as an operator Ih .Factory "I/lie geographical • location of So Many Human Reaction*, Wen Vit Grausam, Smith Btreet, celobrated wn \tatan before Su- •of Woodbridge, and the Reading Teachers' College, West Chester, year at Mary Washington College, Theaters of War. Parish House. During the evening ,Vourt Commissioner Schuy Railroad, The future use of these Pa. and Headmaster of the Pen- University of Virginia, Fredericks- Also discharged were Cpl. Johri washer, or radio you've been waiUMl Viin Cleef as 41 preliminary properties appears to be industrial nington School for boys and young cards were played; burg. Miss Borgett is treasurer.of Baraniak, Lee Street, Port Read- ,. pints to be raised when with rail and highway connections men, will give one of his widely- Present werp Rev. and Mrs. F.Alpha Phi Sigma und president of ing; Cpl. George M. Lovenguth, small deposit will give you first choice known addresses at a dinner meet- Newton Howden, Mr, and Mra. Al- the Spanish Club, Oak' Tree Road, Iselin; St/Sgt. ,„' dimes before the Supreme rather than waterfront commerce, 'as shipments are received. Famous Mrs. Hni'i'ison based her re- "For this reason, it is feSt that ing on Monday at (i:4» I?. M. infbert F. Sofield, Mr. and Mrs, Ken- •Mrs. Raymond Killenberger John J. Unari, 17 Summit Ave- fnr review on the conten- a draw-opening or large clearances the First Presbyterian Church. neth Butler, Mr. and Mra, Michael Barron Avenue, has, returned af tei nue, Fords; Sgt. Robert E. lStan developments, up-to«the-irtinute imp ihnt Dr. Millard L. Lowery, •through a fixed bridge are unneces- Dr. Green's reputation as ft Quinn, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Si- 10-day stay at Canadensis, Pa. cliff, 171 Edgar' Street,- Wood ,., president of the Vocational sary. The 6-foot vertical clearance speaker is well known throughout monsen, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lar- in the Pocono Mountains. bridge; Sgt: Charles E."Spitz, 963 in all the postwar appliances are ori the East. Hia topic will be "All Im- son, Mr. and Mrs. Floid T. Howell, Amboy Avenue, F»rds; First Lieut, ,| Hoard and also* county above high water is considered suf- —Miss Gretchen Van Syckle : nilcnt of schools, was soficient. The central beht spacing portant Bones," a discussion that Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph SimonSen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hurol Russell H. Deppe, 8 Moore Avenue, way to . ' ' " '•'v '-v*' Mr. and' Mrs. Daniel V. Rush, Mr. Woodbridge. against her that she should be thronged to afford a will appeal to both men and boys. Van Syckle, Tisdale Place, has en Music will bo furnished by theand Mra. Samuel J. Henry, Mr, and |fl| tn jjct.an impartialiiearing. tear horizontal opening of 10 feet. tcred her freshman year at Con WHAT 1)0 YOU NKHI>? Bu«lnc»s, ,1,1' the usual proceedings, the 'his is slightly larger than shown Men's Octette. All mun of what- Mrs. W. Frank Burns, Mrs, Julia necticut College for Women, Ncv •' .-HEX: •••"•;• 5 ever age and young boys, if accom- Braun, Mrs. Olive Van Idcrstine, Hiiciiil Htiillnncrv, Ollli'd forms. An- will probably be^ assigned fo the plans, London, Conn. nimiironuints, SulcH lijmlcH. Prompt 1 nf ihe court composed .of panied by an uclult, arc welcome. A Mrs. Harry Halsey, Miss Clara Nel- Canal Dimensions .spcclul invitation is extended to rti'llvftry, uttfili'tlvo lirii'os. Cnll justices, who will consider son, Mrs. Albert Anderson, Mrs. Traffic deaths j.i montl l-NDKIM'INDKNT - I.RADRIt, Wood Radio & Appliance Jia 'The canal dimensions should be fathers whose sons are in the serv- Jessie Mozer, Rev. Herbert R. Den- j iai i . Uui' Fords will conduct a waste paper wnvidc items from our Household Department. BitumiiiDu's coal su.ppliestyvill b t'lltiiiMniriit an it esiK-'i'lt'lir^ ] diinng the coming wint'e drive Sunday in Fords, Hopelnwn Ill's:t niiiiliiv at lowest prlc^i , Cuti- and Keasbey starting at 1 P. M.»«It UH ilrat, Prmniit di-Hvi-r y.' ('all :iilcrs «f the industry thin Wnoil- ity will take care of indu I Paper, propcirtly tied, should be 1NLMIMWIIKNT- I.HADHi:, lirlilKi- S-IT10. I left at the curb before that time. Keep warm, this these Fine QuaUty- % Esmond - Slumber Restr;^

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BSi I > WmWH.#?K0\ Brighten up your home with new curtains. Tail- ored, -Ruffled, Cottage Sets. «#»#* - ' ' . When calls for • ; money are insistent you 2.29 to mart have an answer ready, That njeana ready, • cdsA. Apply' for a Personal Loan-r-repay r DECORATOR furniture of able' monthly. Prompt, confidential service. Quality at medium prices! QUALITY isn't Just 11 word. It's the SCATTER m smooth sheen of the wood, the softness •und beauty of fabric in the covering of Fancy woven - a chair or sofa. It's those extra tleco-' Braided Ovals rator .touches in a piece of furniture •i that make it-better tlmir-othev pieces. '00^^s^^^^SJ^'M^.^,. Wu bcli«ve in aclling only that kind of furniture. Out- prices are low because . they reflect our lower cost of ' ' • Table' Cloths, ••Dressy ..,..,. • Luncheon Sets •i»yancyfeii!j^p heart of Perth Amboy" location, B«y Furnittife-^-Tiut Buy»n." • Bridge Sets' •

;;; i) $'*•#.'%** :.7'?;>v ^ " '"""'' • ''' """"'>,' " ^ "*- • Plac4' Mat Sets . Sets ^EADER! LEGAL nonces LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL. NOTICES tEOAL NOTICES Kusiw, Margntet, Smith 8(. Andrews, B., !«5 S. P«rk , Klnt-QwrL manner of payment, In cas« one or to make application to a Judge of Howley, itt$. M«n»ret »L, Klit:* Kunlw, Samuel, OreenH*o°"* A^*" more minimum bldn «h*ll oe re- the Cojirt of Common Plea* of Mid- William C, Wood AVf. OK vmur RAi.w .Ilenex Count)', durlnf the two Antoi, vaui, it» ruuon oStn. (Jeorie Road. -' aJSW ceived. Satiel, FrtA M.. t\ Woodbrliw ton. _ Mm, Lillian,, Wood Ave. WHOM IT KAY COWEI§: . Upon acceptance of the minimum weeks Immediately preo.cdlnn the Antol, Mm. Anna, M9 Fulton 81. Irfbman, Slacla. Ponlar 8t. Banlck, Andreir t ft rAtuiar meeting -*f tn» bid, or bid above minimum, by th« 0<>|K;ral Election on November 6th. Appleton. Serrlll,. 110 Churqh St. Sdlvado, Manuel A., 1 Jean Ct, Lehttmn, Mac, U Fifth St. Ba^iko, Ann*., Foiiflh St, Poft n Arcflcr, M)rs. Helen E., 325 Kt. Jam«s Schaefer, H*len B,, »1 S. rark Dr. vfaWnMilp •Committee of the Town- Township Committee and the pay- ,194s, and on ftrtld Blpctlon Drty, for •. Charles J. Jr., 8(1 8. Park l^nKfl MTS. Anna. HIKhJand A\e. Lawrertc/i A., 84 •hlO of wnoflbrldpe liciii Voiidny. ment thdreof by the purchaser ac- the DUrnoife »r nljiiilninK an order Ave. Pr Lopanowskl, Mrs. Bernlce H., 8t. arn, '.|«pt«mberl7th, KM;., I v,;,s directed cording to the manner of purcliaae entitling him to Wl« In the dl»- Archer, F1n Mon- In accordance with tertns of sale on trii.'l Iti which he actually re»l(le». Scliendorf. .Miss Ann^ Xt,, «8 Claire Barger, John, Iltaillnff Labor Camp, Aurlcb, Alfred, «S Grove Ave. Av», ' "~ ,o»o Louis, 84 Chnrlon St. day evening, " O.l"l"-r 1st. IS'IS. file,' the Township will deliver a bar- Tlip burden of proof shall be upon Aurlch, Eloie. 49S Grove A\e. Loso, Mm. Annn. M Charles'SI. . Port Heading. th« Township Ciimmitt- !• will meet gain and sale deed for said promises. the' iippllcHtii. The .lud«c of the Bader, Krank, hit Olive PI, Schneider. Irene, SSt School St. ' • Kllen, 655 N. Brunswick Baolle, Tlioman, 206 Minna Av»., IP St. (IvPTi In tin- Committee 7«ATBU;lHe&•».. Kate, 19« Karl Si. Luridaten. Ernest, 555 N. Brunswick Bayer, Sophie, BUWoodbrltlge Avo., IWInif, WoodbrldKo, New Jersey, To be unwerllaMl Hentcinlier 20th Wider the law, to vote at euch elec- Barn«tt, Alfred u., "0 Maple Ave. Scullv. Joseph J., r.«J Dunham PI. § Barnett, Mr*. Pearl Scully. Mrs, Joseph, 1*7 Dunhum PI, Dayer,r John H,, 91 Woortbriaim Kreb», Ei i expose and "ell nt public pie and September. 27th, 11115, In, the tion, and «ftcr determlnlmj the T., 5S0 Maple Mi'nifnlel, George Kv Cleveland Ave. tOd to th* highest bidder accord ft* Independent-Leader. - election district in which jiuuh per- Ave.' '"' Slut*, Mr.i Ann*. 101 Cliurcli St. • Ave., Sewnren. 1 s Shermati, Oil. M Main St. McOonigle. John A., Trieste ht. ftl t«rmi of pule on -flic with tho »nn actufilly resides may Issue an Berko, Mrs, Margaret M.. 11 dreen Mnllamh. Hhns O., West, St. Sulakiwkl, Frank P., S Moore Ave. B.waren H"re[' '•• Tttwnshlp Clerk open to Inspection XUT1CE TO VOTRIIS l\ THE nnT'T Hlreotlrtpr the district board St. * Mallnscli, Mrs. Blsle, Welt St, Berului, Erie, HGJlomscn Avc, Ava- 1 Bethea, THornan H., S2 Crampton Pilasl. Mm. Ann R., Bunns lJine. Kymlck, Eleanor, ni-, Ud'tO b« publicly read prior to sale, TOWNSHIP OF WOOmillllKiK of that district «t nny subsequent Jacques, S6 QrcenbrooK foti 1129 ti> I-'3- iiielu-'ivi- In Ulock plcctlon by court-order or other- AAvc Sllvaney. Mrs. Klltabeth, 18 Mel-Mnnchcc, Derto'laml, nenald, Turner 8t,, Port Ayeftel. , NOTIC'K 18 HKrtHKY GIVEN that Mrs. Lillian, 2:0 Parit Ct • Ave. ..JC("B, Woodbriilire T'lVvii^hlp A*- bourne Mmishec, Mrs. Annn, 56 Greenbrook purtiuiint to the provlnlonu of Title 1 Drive. , • , Francis J., King Oeorge ltd. Avenel. ' ' ! 1!l:31:lB, of the. Itevlsed Stntutos of PtiKASK NOTE that'the twn- ftortolanjl, Jennie, Turner 8t,, Port Take fllrtlnsr notice that the week period Hliove referred to com- Borgett. Joseph L., 220 Park Smith. Mrs. Irene, King Qeorge M. Ulrd, Stanley K 3 Township Committee Im", by resolu- New Jersey, and by virtue of the • Drive. Smith, Char|e», Kinf Qeorge Rd. Mnrherka, John, 4 TPnuV St. . Reading. • . Pil sutiiorlty conferred upoii t.he Kid- mcnios on •October 23rd, 1S46, NBirkert, Peter J., 0" James St. tion and pursuant to law, Bxed a MII>HI,K8EX COtWTT DOAnt) Dreleknpr, John P. Jr., ;j>; S. Park Smith, Veronica F., 186 Klnjr a«orfte Boilnnr, Mae, 43 Saw&ren Ave., 8«- minimum price m uiii.li .sal.l ioi« County Hoard of. HU'r.llonA Drive. •." ' Mn'jrovltrh. Anthony, Wiry Aye. Dodjiar, John, ii 8«wa,rcn Av>., 8B-1Uuwr,-Frederick 1 by law, the following nnrnsd per- OF ELECTIONS. Mnthinseh, Bletinora, Main St. _ , Av*. • ' - In laid block will bo «oM together Brelckner. Killlh J.. 153" S. Park 8o,«lifaiuli>ft( n«m1alna l H,,, 4J Martin, T»rr. «oh« have, after tint iiHetnlmitinn, WALTER J. fUELLET, .MAtulit', MtB. Susan, 52 William St. Dollncliwellor, Mariorle, Ut IhicK- . Mtg. (turot H with »11 other details pertinent, «nld I'rlve. Souler, Evelyn, 4J Mattln Terr. Ave! l.i^'n found .Ineligible to vote "lie- 1AM>:S S. WIGHT, Chairman. r St. Matula, Michael, it William St. nell. Are,, Woodbrldge. ' : minimum ur bci.r.ft il. '-"(Bl'l"', Brodnlak, Anthony P., TS Mlltpn SwliI, Mjr. honRlle C* 81 Main S. Bonlmtn, Annie, 58 Av,Btiel'St., Ave- l**g> Ijtdnard N., colts of preparing u'-e-l anil aaver- ladse they do,,no* reside at Hie ad- Secretary «nd Commissioner AV*. guan; Xlrj. Eleanor, 244 Wot>dbridge Medcnhncb, Paulus, *S Antli Ave. 1 r!r<-.«n from which they . are reBls- of KuKlslialion. . ' • Medenbach, Mrs. Wllhcmina, 78 . Avt. tlilhg this pal' S.ild I'-.t-* In ssMl Irown, Florence M, 103 .Inme? St. Ave. : J^onitriJ, Burnett <•, « ilMK. if felii on tenivi, will rctjufra HOTH, JAMBS KOSA. Buehany. Veronica. .13 Melbourne Thomas. DnnlH 512" Barren A\*e. Aulh Ave. Borcs'aR, Oe6rB« '£;' Itfimiten Ave., ;i ' 1 flown P»>meM ui >j»'"iMi, tlie bal- An ijvportUnity •!<> present proof / > Member . Ct,, , . -» Thomjil. Margaret E., 61S Barton Mehok, 209 N. Brunswick Avenol. « ' .. ' I'o'ntrtiry to puch.reun^(^n will lie'fflv- Bprodosh, Joncph VM l>lvl»lo'n 8^ '. *»cS of purchase pr!d> to be paid in Bii'i}li*nv,.MB**. \Ut*t k.. 1> Melbourne Are. .'•.'., ' • . • ' : en to a!4 pereon.H whosr» Port Rending. Jjtl, Ahtonia, ]>'i,,s|ll, eijual.monthly liiKi;iiini"Mi-< of li.i.oo Ward "Ct, •"" ; •-•- • ••: •• Totli, Mrs. Halfen, 196 Strawberry Mehok, Steven, St. Stephen Av«. listed bt'JOWi. provldpfl j«uch persoti^ |VJI • * • f ', - " Menurlr, Antonln, VI. Luther Ave. Bradley, Carolyn.B,, 11 -ti«noJc ^*v«.;. otte, Samuel pr()s ' WBf interest and other terms pro- Alexander, .Mrs. Emily K. •alhiHitn, Itev., John L., 365.Amboy id for In contract rtf fale. a|)wnr personally at '.l!anni *(>Si t AvV. ' < • •: • '"• -'••• toll), llolin, ,tS9 SfrawJierry Hill. •JIMJeS, Edward, ,36 Fo"rd» Ave. Avenel. .,'•.• Perth Amhoy National Hank Build- >Ave. ' '. ., ,•' •• •' • MllJea, MfB. Meta M.. 36' Fords Avo, Wddley, Bdward W., 11 IMfhoX. Ave,, ake farther notice ,thnt at »ald Inif. 313 State Street, Perth Amboy.. Campion. Thom»» J;, R0 Albert St. TothToth, dinnerChnriei<, Bunn's Ijinc d«, or any dm* tr. w;tlch It may Amole, Clifton W., 19 Legion Place. Carey, Patrick,' 108 Second St. Tralreen, Ohlxelc 142 Orove Avc. Miller, Arthur «., Bllcn A Ut Ht. Avenel. " • .. N Jeri*pyJ'. on. Amos, Cllntorn B., 201! Clinton St. J adjourned the Township Com- r (bcfoi<; 1 Carroll, IMrs. Ida, "Or Kulton SL • Warttr. M'ra, Jeanne, .176 tiroetl Kt. Miller, Mrs. limmttL., Kllen * kc Broun, Julia. It., W'Wert Jive., 8e- mittee reserve* tlirrlKht in its dl«- her Ith, IB45, Andormn, Bernlcd M.. 285 Kulton St. Carroll, Jesse, i!S7 Fullon'SI. *. Waren. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Margaret,- HT Val- Wl>«l«n.' Daniel, B., 331 Coluiribus ^7,^ crttlon to reject any WBC «r .ill bids Failure to and milnnrt Chancy. Miuy E., 19 K." Qreen-St. Avc. 1 Morivek,.Andrew, if, Highland Ave, Urittatn, hyrlla L,, W proof, an aforesaid-, will i entine l'l. r . ' Ave., Woodbrtoge,- annd ttto ssell «eld lots In Mid, bloek Clarkyun, David II,. , i51 Uaple Ave. Whltelaw, Mrs.' Alma F,, 106 James Morrison, Mrs. Susanna, 63 Koyen Hoi!.,,, • to iiieh bidder n» it mn select, du« "Any pcrsijti affntetl by the arllon Anderson/ 117 Valentine ClarkifAn, Mrs. Patience M., SSI srv • ... St. Urookwell, Oharlcit, J., .8^. Burnett t», KUWIn L,. 230 retard bolng give" '" and of the board- shall have, thfc rljrhl .IT: " Maple Avt, -...•„• ••• - - Whltclaw, Danlei< 106 James St.- MorrUon, Qulnton U., S3 Koyen St. St., Avenel. JT It, Mra-'llutli, 2;io 1 CoJgrove, .Edward, 301, Main" 8t, • Whlttemore, Anhe D., Bf>0 Cedar Mlilvoy, Mf9.,Olgu, 319 Florida Orove Brookwell, Elale, « Duj^ftt HI,, AVe- I-ukowlak, Mrn, .lean, r,s y, " 1 Congnive. Mrs. Helen, 301 Main 81. AVe. nel. C TOWVSIIIP HI' WimllllllllMii:, MlltPWKX CO! YrV.,.\K\V JKIt&KV. A P(,AM ST.ATBMK.ST <>K THK ;;'osgrove, Michael J., .101 Ma|n St. (ft'lnters, Raymond Ml," 198 Clinton Mlilvey, James Jdiicph, 319 Florida Broughlon, Dnniel A., Woodbridga Ht'Une,' Mr«. wiVii, flNAlVC IAI, (OMHf l(» W TIIK TOWNSHIP l'IKIl'KII. KXtXI KIVK OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, AS XT I'otignola, .Josephine M, r>84 B»m- St. Grove Hil, . , •' AVe:. Port Reading. "nel-St. DKCKMIll'.ll ill, IIH-I.. " " ' . ' *\ fohl Ave. . ' . . Kltcnkau, Clarence, 601 Barron Ave Mtitlitun, Willie H., % Wlldwooil Ave. Brown, Nugene R, 410 We»t Aveu Sewaren, 1 ral 1 l!A|.A.M'i; SIIGWTS—Ct'KKKNT ACCOfNT Kxhlblt A rane, Roland O,,' 2?S S. Park: Zlschkau, Mrs. Edna L,., 601 Barron Mun«on, Mrs. Caroline, 28 Wlldwopd Avi* "' "' Increase Crane. Mrs. May Irene, 373 8/ AAve. Brucklor, Margaret, Uvinfston Walter KALANOF, . Balance" or Drive. Zlschkaa, Kluinc, 601 Barron AveAe. Ave. Ave,, Avenel. bridge Avc. Zlschkaa, Murdock, Harry, STi Dunbar Ave.- , ASMKT.s • •HBP. UFA' .11. H'lri Jjef.81,1911 Oecroaw' Cronce, Miss Ueorgl&na, , 686 St. Znccaroi Eleanorl , 178 RowlanRldd PIPI. Bruckler, peter, Livingston Ave., Malan, Mntildn M,, u- ,.• Ouh-Treasun-r ,136,839.59 59,450.86 CJeqrgc Avc. Zulknwskl, John,' JH Main St. Murdock, Mrs. Wllma. M., 55 Dunbar Avenel, Manti. Mrs, Helen I'loi,.,,' ! Av. C'auh-Colk'i lor ' 101.00' Desk, Mrs. Mary, 319 Oak Ave. St, Hurchneh), Raymond, 11 Melnier nel St.' •'>Uvt Change rind-i'nii"' "-i'Tk tleakr SleveyjlS Oak Ave. WOODBRIDGK. Nagy, Annie, 115 Hamilton Avc. m,, Avenel. i .•.'•• Mrtjtt«tn, Adeline, r.j i,,.,,, Bond Held by Tr.-ii-'in r "i.ooo.oo*" if Muro, Mrs. Helen, 243 Cam WAUD NO, 2 Na»y, toot* *•;, 115 Hamilton Ave. Bungay, Blla, Super Highway, Mtdlneta, .Tlifodoro, r.n 1, Partlclputlon f "c11-tl. ti••-, . 161.73 Nagy, Olga K., 115 Hamilton Avc. llungay, Sarah J., Route 25, Av«lel, (SurretulerK) 33.51* Anderson, Jacob Jr., 891 Main SUr Mayor, Huth «„ 1 v,ln.i,.,:! "t I'l, .Taxes Keci-ival'h-*' A -« •9P.l M.758.IS 7,«TJ/71» Dexmond, Joseph, 150 Vrtlentlne Tl, Anderson, Mrs. Loretta, 891 Main St, NUKJ-, Kmery, 43 Poplar St. Bungay, Robert J., Super Highway, Klhuccl, Oiaglo, ' %X Title Liens A.7 192.664.H 103.311.79* r>«rnnnd, Mrs. Joseph. 40 Melbourne Anderson, Amy P., Flate Ave. ' .Mrs. Mary, ii Poplar St. Avenel. Iflriuccl, wargarcl Ir,,,,. s, .,..».mlti, John F., Oak Tree lid. ' "M s Beve'nuc An-i»iint- l!'--ci-iva A-li 2»,:oi.47 11,^42.96 9.858.M" Ci. • . • Bagger, Arthur F., 18 Second S^, nurni, Clayton C, 290 AVenel 8t., MWeni, •I'l. Ann, \V>.,,i|i,,i Other ACL'IJHUIS l;.< ••Iviiiil A-S . I.3KI.I5 JOS333 298.12* Deter, GeorRe A.. 229 Gretn St. Bitlley, Ellen B,, r9 Fifth St. NelHonltd. , Mrs. Bdna, 651 CroWu'MJIl , Avenel. Molten, Herbert \v., \\', '*• At Due from ]'.<-iil li-".:it« A 168.M 468.&1 Deter, Gertrude T.. !2S Oreen St. Bedner, Mrs. Ha«el, Oreen St.' Nielsen, Johannes. i3 Maple Ave. Burns. Marie E., 199 Avenel 8t., Ave. '""iriJ( Protested l.'lii-'ks Avenel. Molltor, Arthur A r,o- • 1.033.82* • Dl Gl«vannl, Mrs. Frances, 554 Al-lelsnskl, Catherine, 71 Dunbar Ave. Nonuchlnsky, John, 121 Grant Avc W.-.v •\».' il Ch>'<' I""' l'intri<:t liundu den St.- Jelllsarl, Jennie, Route 25. Obcrc. Catherine, 17 Liberty Ht. Hush, Anna, 1.1 Park Avo., Avenel, .Holltor, Mrs. ttulh II",,, •i-t Av, Hcfuniled wl,l' li l.viil Ki'honl Dorko, William A., 23 VaniBuren St, Belllxarl, Ixircnto, Route -5. Olccki, Frum-eK, 27 Hanson Ave. Hush, George. 13 Turk Ave., Avlitcl. Mqlllnn, Michael, Fifth \ Taxes'" had lit ™ lcvir-.| hut not pftld to Ellison, Mjs» Ho»i', .r,SR Linden Ave. Bird, Thomas F, Middlesex Ave., Ondrlk, Mrs. Kiln, 15 HanBon Avc. Butler, Bradford S,, 67 Ubl«h Ave., Nagy, Jpiiepli ,1., n PI,.,, l7,"00:ti0* Board of fM\i'-,-itl., 1S5 •Bresee, Mrs. Helen F., Hulgers Avc. Paveloe, Joseph W., 1 Fulrvlew Avc. Clurk, Helen, liiairJtoad, Port Head- Avo. . l«,3'i" Oil 350.00 10,000.00* Fire Dlnlrici Tiix's-1'iiy-il'le •• Uro\e Ave. - Breseeesee,, Normao n A..,, HutgerHg s Avc. l'avelec, Margaret J., 3 l-'alrvk-w Ing. * Oliien. Mrs. Cntlierin<- M fjarbast' Dintrict T;IXI-> Payable • Gfi.'K «6.7«* Fofrlch,, .lohn, IS Melbournr Court. Brown, William H., 153 Cooper Ave. Ave. Cocuwa, Peter P., First at., Port bridge Ave. l»H Appfoprl.'Uiiiii L-.-sf-rvcs • A-2 FofrlchFflh , MMrs, Itolcn, 13 Melbourne William. 3 Fairvlcw Avo. Ovellette, Mrs. (iiTiml, 349..S4 BBrown , KdwurKdd C..C . OaOk TreT e KoaHd Puvek-c, Heudlng. 1(44 EmerKctiiy ApprnprlilHon Ke»>rve».. A-3 319.84 Court, Pavelce, Mrs. Adelaide K., 1 Fair. brlilse Ave. S91J4" Brose, Mil's. Elisabeth M,, 11 Dunbar Cunley, Jtunes I*, 651 West Avc, 1*43 Approiirlaili,n liMt-rvn A-ia Franklin, William K., 557 Barron Ave. • view Ave. Mewareri. Ovellette, Wllllum, 1.7 1 4'II.DIV 301.01) 10O.11O' pj;emiuni'Tax'saits - Ave. Paytl, .lulin, Ualil Ave. Conley, Frances I'., 651 Went Avc, Ave. A-13' 744.71 122.31 623.37' Brocowski, Peter Joaepli, llighland TaitB Overpaid . . ,.:,.... .,...' .:-. Franklin, Mra. Elsa K., 57 Barron Penny, .Alfred, 5» Dihl Ave, Page, Koger W., ir.:, n,,. 67.96 . . Ave. Sowaren, Unallocated Tux fnlic,.-(Ions •-. Ave. - Bryan, John, 12 William St. Peileraen, Peter K., Ul I'or.l Ave. Coppola, Nlrollna C, Tappen 81., Page. Mrs. Gladys u |- Due to Heal Kstate A.-fnuni '.,.. 90.00 90.00' Gelato, Joaeplilnc D., 22 Nellson St. Buda, Charles", 25 Columbus Ave. 'Peder.Hcn, Mrs. Anna M., Ill Ford Ave. Local School T»s«-s: A-H Port Heading.. Godenrlch, Hteve, r<62 Almon Ave." Burgess, Gwendolyn, 3G3 • Florida Ave. Cosgrove, Agnes, 28 Chase Ave., Pblozza, Mrs. Alice :.l\ ' ,,,|;,.fi,j 'Amownt - Dili; :'. Ooryl, Daniel d.>.. 310 Mawbey St. Pennlnclon, l.yle; IS? Trento St. Ave. Lets Deferred. l.l.il,.:lity •.. 295O7f Grove, lid. Avcncl. Goryl, MTH. Anna; 1110 Mawbey St. Ruth, (ieorRe, 53 Highland Ave. Pcnnliigton, Mm. Gertrude, Hilicr Copgrovc, Dorotliy E.f 34 Filth Ave., Panko, Trank. ir, S(W;n. Goulden, Mrs. Mury, 313 Main St. A-U> 4?(.0 470,00 20.00* (_•-.I-I.-.-W. Kngene, (ireen St. , Ave. Wood bridge, PatHfcunlck, Te.ssfp, ;;n 1: Baity Bonds Piivablc (BIT'II) ...... Graham, Frederick, l!i8 Grove Ave. CarmiKly, ,)ulla> S Dunlmr Ave. Peru, Mrs. Mary It., 72 Juliette .St. Perrine, Catherine A., :,;. Reserve "for *'liin,g<> Fund-Polite Clerk 20.00 20.00 r CoHgrove, George, Chuso Avc, Avc Grlmaldi, Margaret T.,'6. > P'ulton St. Car mod y, John H., 9 Unnhar Ave. l'ctersen, Margaret, 5ti7 King George nel. Polony, Mrs. iH'liiin.i Be«r\e for Un-al * hool Tuxes to Pay Gnlliano, Joseph, 86 New Street. Curo, Vera, K3 K|ng Gcorire lid. Hctuuiiiiii; EiondH /...... Ka.ooo.rio 66,000.00 17.000.00* K.I. Courtney, Edward J., ReHdlng Labor Avo. ' l Gulliano, Mrs. Mary, SB New Street. Cuvulllto, ConeRondo J., 668 King Polony, John, .leus.-a .\v. Reserves for wliioli cusli i« riot Hciulrtd *I».220. J« 297,679.75 121,540.95* Hadden, Mrs. Ethel, IS Nielsen St. Petersen, lL'irry, 171 Ford Avc. Camp, Port Heading. •SurpHiu Itevcnut .:...: A-5 241,109. Ill 311.282.f33 "0,183.22 George ltd. Peterseii, Victor, Ford'AVe, Cox, Ethel L., 67 Yale Ave., Avenel. Preknp, Mrs. Vivian 1' Ifadden. Thomas L., is Nielsen St. Carvello. Nicholas J.. li Line St. Lydla L.. 157 Ford Ave. ltalne. Mrs. Virginia U, 190 Kaliway Peterson, Mrs, Cox, Herbert IC, 67 Yale Avc,, Avc- 711,832.49 79,001.09* Clans, Mr*. Catherine., Hast Cliff Ave, nel. Puschman, Mi-.i. l-;ii/.,i!,,-i Ave. Hoad. l'etersen, Mrs. Kdim H., 171 Ford Cniwloy. Glycera, 13 Pieasmit Avc, Ave. Halc,'Mrs.;iGrace, 32S St. James Avc. Clans, GOOI-RC l'\, Hast ClifT Hoad. A ve. Kewnren. I'UHchman,'Joseph c., ii..j-;,,, ^ 1 Hall, Frederick A., 109 Grove Avc Connell, Anneliese., S3 I'lltli HI. Pirlnt, Belli, 4!I2 N. llrunswick Ave. Crnwley, Albert H., 13 Pleasant Avc, Pynan-hyk, I'anl, l.',i l:u. kiir'n'. STATKHKNT OF KAIBItOKXCY KXI'KSDITUUUS Exhibit A-S Hall, Mrs. Mildred, 100 Grove Ave. Couover. Mrs. Mabel, 16 Vine St. Pollock, Christine, 3fi Paul St. Scwaren. Hufferty, John S., ::^^ 1 "11 if l:,|. EXfENDED BY Hamm, Evelyn L., 173 Clinton St. Cnnovcr. Thomas 1)., IS Vine St. Toljoek, Mjirtln, .10 Paul St. llalaon, IOUI011 I,., is:; \v,-PRIATHiNS APP'tOPIUATIONS CHAHGliU 1USSEHVEU Avc. Cnn-io, Mrs. Carolyn, Main S3I. ltd. Hnymond, Unu-c II.. ."•', 1: Ctiri'lo, •!. Kayuionil, Main SI. Crulkshank, liose, 538 West Avc, Peparttnent of Finain-c.-: Mrs. Lillian K. 108 Grove IMilian, Joseph M., "17 King George Woodbrldge. Hechirllzer, Artliur s., I ;;i ( IKI.OO .115.1)1) Maley, Philip A., Marconi Ave. Balarlen, utxl WHKVH Ave. Kil. Criiikshank, Krnefit, 538, West Ave., Hechnlfier, Mrs. ,le.-.-i, M IJJ 11 Streets and r.uiula: HurlunB, Mrs. )< .nnali li., Kins liiill, John .1., Iznlii Avc. Pulvermuller, Mrs. Dorotliy, Florida Other Kxpi;ii8i'.« 10,000.00 lo.oow.oo l)all, Mui'Kiiret, :l 13,610.15 349.SI Hcixos, Mrs. Helen O., -1CS Amboy He Vrles, Meny.e, Kennedy Street, ]>e Stefuno, His. Frances, Wood Hohin, Felix, 17 Koyen St. Heading, Avg. Ave. Uosinski, Helnholil, Harding Avc, Danabires, Mlcliael, Fourth St., Port Hoehsteln, Julius, aST School St. Ave, HablnHon, Miss Miiry A,. -1 UKK, iJoild, l^runt is, Florida C,ruve Hd. Sulio, Andrew, -110 Crows Mill Hd. Heading. Uublnson, Mai'KaTi'i .\, . Hochstein, Litiiuin, 3S7 sjehool-Ht. Samo, George, 'ii'J Florida Grove ltd. HochKtoln, Bessie, 387 .School Kt. Iiiuld', Mrs. Mary, Greenl.rook Ave. Darling, Harry Ii., 361 West Ave,, llussi), Gaetano, Wwullih.lt;,' An. OF OPBRATION8 Exhibit A-4 Samo, William, |I29 Florida Grove Sewaren. UUSHO, Mrs. Stella. \\'ou.lliriili,'i'M 1 Horwatli, .Mrs. Elizabeth, Jii.". Grove Domcika, Mrs. Alice, • Crows Mill HUH . • ltd. Mary H., 351 West Avenue, Hiieiin, Mra. Greta, II1", l-'n-i-iiunS in MJs.M-lhihvoun .Hcvenuen Anticipated Ave. Hond. Horwath, Charles, IT.a Grove Ave. DoiiH-jkii, J.ohn. Crows Mill Houil. Samo, Joseph A., Ulii) Florida Grove Sewaren. lliuan, Jay J., 111! lrc-nun St. , JExcesij In. liecclpiB 1'i-nm Tax Title IJens 45,»9.M lid. David, Clara C, I) Sewaren Ave., Kandor, Michael, Chestnut Si 72.-4H.il HoJ'da, Sophie II., tiii Alwa(, rit. Doyle, Mrs. lngriil, K, Witdwood V'TpYpi.iiaLiiL Jlcuiiiil'ij Tax CoMeclloni) ' ._ Ave.. Snutner, Matthew, GJS King Getirge Sewaren. Siantiillii, Carrie, Turtle 1'rni.k 1M. J tj^rtsnra Hunt, Oito S., 211 Almon Avc. Bale. ofFfri^u'eeloiieii l ropcity^AMK6Hsmerit.s7r... Hunt, Helen, 570 Almon Ave. liromr, Joucph, 21 Howard Kt. Hd. IXivldxon, Marguerite L., 45 Oak St.,Kasso, Mrs? Plrtliiincna, T.i||i| Savers, Mrs. Veronica, HI! Ling St, Avenel. M FIOI' ' Unexpended Balances o[ Appropriation :.; _1G,569.27 Hutner, .Mrs. Ucntriee S., IS I Grove Dromr, Steplien, 21 Hoivanl St. Hclmrdicn, Mrs. I)., DuiliiK, Mrs. Susie, Oakland Ave. Schmidt, Peter P., Correja Ave. Davidson, James D., 45 Oak St., LlylnKsti.n Ave. 1 Xltiuid^tlon (if IttserveB for: Ave. 1 Hutter, Frank, iiii Xew Street. luinliam, Louise Mae, 550 N', Bruns- Schneider, lUclmrd, 10(11 Main St. .Avenel. Scliai;dieii, Oeurire \J'.. ::> 1 Othef. Accounls Hoeeivable' • A-9 4.310.GI Scliultz, George. Fiat Ave, 1,000.01) Hydo, Mrs. Hose, 19S Grove Ave. wick Ave. Dawdpn, James P., 23 Livingston Ave. Bond H«ld by Treasurer '. linrine, Mrs. Marion, Wood Ave. Si-liult-/., Otto, Main Ht. Ave., Avenel. Sclicin, Anna ('.. 1^7 lhnl'..i. IUv.1. • PartlclpafliiK (.'evilfkated 3>.51 Hydo, .losepli, HiS Gi'ove Ave. S.-liiilz, Mrn. liertlia, Main St. 1,033.82 lverson, Curl, 2B2 Main .St. Durinc, William, Woo.l Avc. Deane, lillii IL, 22 Park Ave., Avenel. Kchmidt, Mrs. Minnie. M'. i:;.lr«l , •Protested {'hecks , , , Itivynr, Diivl.l W., SS Koyen St. Siinmiislu, Mrs. Cecilia, Florence Dey, lve K., Melnxer St., Avenel. Ave. TaxtH Overpiiiil ('an'elled " inis, Mrs. Httlhi I;., ,iSl lliuiifonl im-ytr, Mri;. Wiuirrud, US ICoyen St. Ave. l>ey, W. Uaudlnut, 28 Melnzer .St., Garbage District TIIOTH Payable Cancelled Ave. J-ii'lmm.sUi, John,, Florence Ave, Schncll, I-Yiink li., I il*J:.-"ii -^i- I 34,172.31 Jones, William, S3 Grove Ave. lO^vi, Miss Mary, Peterson. Ave. Avenel. St'linell, 'Mrs. .1 tili.i. I J1...1I."H Mii'iellancouK Iievciuifs not Anticipated lilli.s, Kihvani A., lUia West--Pond Mliarkey, Mia. 'Helen M.. Dover Hil. Dey. William w., 26 Melnzer St., Adjv^stmlint 10 lieicrred Wcliool Tax Hey- Jones, Mrs. Beatrice A., :I3 Grove Kharpe, l.'lifford 15., C Hunt s'l. Scliwurtz, Mrs. Marian V., \"'> I enutf'-H»41-1!U'>.Kelui[il Tax Levy :.' Ave. Ucl. Avenel. wod Avc. Kills, Jlae &, 1 Hia,'"West 1'oml ltd, shiirpe, Mrs. Irene, 0 Hunt St IMc.kson, lsuhelle, 7111 Coolidge Avc., 1S44 Puld and I'ue ijcliouls Kayla. John, 'Ml Fulton St. Slmmsky, WilHam, Kl Juliette St. Scott, Floyd 10., II ScuMm: A>t Kcdves, Kalinan, CI Park Avc. Krieksoi), Mrs. Pearl, New Dover ltd. Wood bridge. Scott, May, 'J Sewnren Av.. ,•216,238.(7 l-lrirUson, K. Arthur, New Dover ltd. Xil.igyi, Joe, 87 Loretta St. D'Orsi, Juseph S., "Ii" St., Port Kehrer, Chase JL, SI C!hun"i St. SihiKyl, Mrs. lOrme, 87 Loretta St. SeBiilne, Anna, li I'.iUih S' Kelly., Win. I''., r.7,2 liarron Ave. Kusi, Mrs. Mury, 17 James St. Heading. SeKUilie, I'Mwiinl, S (',.1 1 Miliigyl, Gabriel, ".j lloiiglas Ht. Deficit In Itceciptfr from DeliniiutnlV Tuxes Kell, Amin I ., r.Sl liaiiiford Avu. l'"iin,taz|er, Mary, S| Howaril Ht. Dudash, Mary, M -line Ave., Ave- SckclilnHky, Helen li.. Tiiir! I.'antazier, I0I111, SI llowalil St. Klsojstk, Joseph/I'.-, Main St. nel. TaxC£ Overjiaid by (Jancellatlon of Xuxew Kesely, Jumen, SI Wanhiimton Avc, l-'ee, Miss Mary (',. Smith Kl. Slnuuine,, l.'iirniela M.M-;. I' Collected In l'lior Years. ; 102,80 Kiniisclier, Miss Margaret, li'.i Grove Slvco, ICvelyn t:,. -II llau.sen Ave. Ki-i-lestoii, George II., Jr., 8 Clinton Slmeone, Mrs, Hose. l!"» Fee, Mrs. Hugcnlu, 11 Koyen St. Sivro, Steven V., II llansen Ave, 1 , Iteiorder's l.'IncK (iVerp'ald by Cttneolla- •• Ave. Place, Avenel. Hniltli, Mrs. Anna, Toiil. - , * 3.775.4D Flto.s, jii.Meph, (laklaml. Ave. Siwlee, Sophie, :I5 Highland Ave. Kilmundson, Sally, 800 St. George 1 'J "tniTTTuf Fines Collected In Prior'•V.oars"....; . 5O.4)rj'-X(T T Kovucli, Aranka, 2S7 Ho. Park Dr. Hmilh,..lolin, Tmilyn l'l. FilllB, Mrs. Etizabcth, 52 Oakland Skajyinskl, .luseph.l'enn Ave. Ave,, Wood, Twp, Hmltli, Mrs. Doris, ,".::l I 211,483,22 Kovach, Alberta L., 2T,7 S. Park Ur. Ave Slover, Mra. Laura, -1G1 Crows Mill Kvo-nfta, Dorotliy A., 1G fourth St., W ' Bxc-esn \n «A-5 Kris-tof, Mrs, Heffliia J.; "I Albert St. Kil. Port Heading. Kulschiiisky, August, 18 Aldeu St. Fetter, I.eroy, Swiora AVe. Smith! Wilfoni Cirtcr, ' Fl Arthur A.. 2) , I;illiair M Smith, Stanley J., Colonla Blvd. Fagyas. Margaret, 34 Holly St., Port LiUVC Doris M,, lid Alain St. Smitli, .loseplilne, 8 Ityan St. bridBe Ave. Lauritscn, M^rs. Hetty, 011 Barron riiiBTud. Hdwnril, ISO N. l'riinswick ReadiReadingg . Snyiltr, Mrs. Ailellin: A-, HXOOHH in Operations •„,., i 211.-I83 J2" Sniolinski, Mary, 10 Mary Ave. Fales, Doniild It., Note: OIO, Ave. Ave. '' 5D(I West Ave.. dale Ave, ID44 KmerB'ene.y Approprlatlohs ...... ISOB Forstlioffer,. Louia, Crows Mill ltd. Snyiler, Mrs: Helen I!., Dover ltd. Sewaren, l.aurltsen, Laiirits ,]., till llarrou Snyiler, Hayiuonil K., Dover ltd, Snydcr, Mvans J., Ave. Frazer, Mrs. Loretta, 11', Wooillanil l'"alcs, H'aael K,, 590 West ,Avc, Avc. • ' ! Surplu«.in Operatlonn,, t Sodcrstan, Catlierinc 11., New Dover Vl Lee, Furniaii i;., 10 Green St. Ave. Sewuren, Hooit, Hone, lU'in-.'ii A Leahyi Mis. liertlia, lil Albert St. l'razei, j Artluir, Hii WoiKllaiul Ave.- Furer, Henjiiinln, 59 Avenel St., Spciii'liiiK, Miss Kvelyn. I L|nl, UIIMHUII, 'i'i\, Clnirih Ht. Fni'linsvr, Mrs. Koniiina, '.', 11. Floriilii Kofeaaen, Mrs. ltu(li, IMi Cutter Avu. Avenel, BUilTm-il. Jlru. l!rai-<- r. Cfove ltd. 'Sorenseii, John <*., lsti Cutler Ave. ;Trust Act-nunt Oil • ' Llsi, Mrs. Frances II., ^20 Chiireli Farer, Hose, 51) Avenel St., Avenel. bill l'l. \TM\ (ialhi-iiilh, Madeline, r.6 Moffett St. Soule, IIIIWIUII W. Jr., Devon Uil. StufTuril, Sidney Ko>>e, ' Indireui Assesjimoiits Heceivabln (U-3) 7,, St. Foltrl, Irene, 60 Commercial Avi!., Lorcli, lOiiiei I1., 13i Jtainvay Avc, Ganiliarova, l^ilwartli -"' l'ine St. Speirs, Mi's. Mcirlnn.'Super H'way Avenel. bill l'l. ' This- (imoiint reiHesfiiitre'iH-esfiiitH ussCHainunlussCHainunlss IyI'yrr »ewul»»ewul» ' tlmt were'buHwerebuHt iiiul u portion of thee custu s for con- Lurch, Itiissell, -HiI Haliway Ave. Gamljarova, Mrs. Ida, :!fi l'ine St. Spencer, Kdwunl, 9;il Main. St Feltrl, W-ter A., GO Commerciul Stiimbei'b'ei". Ciithcriii'1 »tril(!tlotl n of name luivinlvi n beeb n levielid agalimlt t lil'din-i r tii-ti s i n tlitl « vicinityiiit , bbut t nott directldirtlyy collcctlblo uulil Lybei-k, Kiiima <•'.., 8 10. Green -St. HiiyduK, Mli:liael,,.'iir. Crows Mill ltd. Spencer, "Mru. Callicrini.f 03) Main Ave., Aveuel, ltd. • JUiH tii nc as tliesupiolicr'tles liavil nccuss to the main trunk si-wcl's.' An iliveatit'iitloti shoiilil lie nuiilii oi Gayilos, Florence A., 7 ilijllistcr l'l. HI. . 1 . v ( L.vticii, Janics, (ji! Crainpton Ave. Fischer, Kl^le. M,, 57,". Wocdbrtd(J« Hlevi-ns, James L^ '•'•'i.1'1 iJieBO Indirect uasussincMits recelvulilu to determine iiropur. distribution, and efforts be niadu to tiiapuse Mack, ItliliarO »!„ Jr., 21] Main .St. Golill.erjver. Jink ,1., 10 Foiirlli St. Bpt'neer, Jolin, 9111 Main Ht. Ave., Avuicl. , Goodwin, George, Wooill.ri'lKi' Ave. Klevi-ns, Maij.'iic Iv. •'" pf such Hems. M'itck, Mrs. Verunica, -11 Jlain St. Stu.Jtel, Mrs. Mabel, E..16- l.iunbar Fischer, Hubert C, 575 Woodbridfc. Htlllcy, Mis, IOI|v.iibeil.. I • Magyar, Mis: Viva, 172. Clinton SI. Gray, Mrs. Miibel, "A Woodland t^l_AcCMii4tit (CV ' , , • Ave., Avenel,. I!' _ . ...Ujllus,. li;!.. Clint on St Aye. Jit(it'lii!l, AI,i*ft« J-r lti'i Dunhur Avr 1 iitiaiiLMtt.!4!x!k:; rhl7T(-v7iuirn.;imslsT»"i»r''™Siriii"lir Hi"lurBEVVl'-nir iNiirfltrctiiriit-Ttitthorir.itt'ioiw not limMtid;; foiti louetl- Fisher: "'ClisiflBIl A.'. "110 lifiieEii Malom, Adam, 175 Beitfen St. GiTiy,'Irviiii" j", i',\ Woo.iTa'ud Ave. Slockei, Itutli, 102 Dunbur Ave KKimn, George H., <•• -11'1 tax title liens mid ]iru»i.-rty iici)uirui| by deed, MICH iiintrarts teieivalile LIIHI r^lUMtd tho bonded inilelrteil- Ave,, Wood. Twp. MaiiKanaro, Samuel, S7 jN'ow SI. Uuern-io, Mrs, Anna, Arthur•& Lake Slopkiv, Kstelle, II Ityan Ht. Fisher, Mary ][., HO ISucknell Aye, Stoins, Olu|lys M., 7-'' •}^r'"', *f ^th hi * Man^anarti, Mrs. Hi;aLrice, HI New Ave. Swuhvcll, Mrs.i Mary, Flat Avc. Sfoplnskl, Churl"'". Voo'l1',. Guerrero, Halph J.,' Arlhur it Lake Szarav., John, Slli KliiKtii'orKe ltd Wood. Twp. PbllLeuFenHiou l-'iind Account IPI Street. Forjtell, F.lhel M,, 16 Lehlgl; Ave., Hiutnkl. Mis. Helen. •'•• '• Mainline;, William H., '>',',', Alice l'l. Ave. Taturkii, .loHep)i,"lii, WIIIIWIKIII Ave Nlutskl, John. i':l '"•";•"': ' T PalftifijWilion (!ertificale'nunil.c.r _;!(i- was suri'cihli.red lo Hie I-Yii'(l> N'nlioiial Hank, l''»rds, Ni-w Jersey, Halisliy, Mi-H. lioris M., 2\ Mary-Avi'. Taylor, Mrn. Helen, H.irilinK Ave A veuel. Khmihl lie caneelled by the ollicera Miiricle, Mrs, Dorotliy L, OdI" Barron Gainer, Sophie, i\ Yal,' Ave., Aveniil. Suehy, Mar.lon J., '" ''""•. .for a final dividend received ainounlini; to $11.l':i, Tlie l.alaiiei! of ?"2,U7 Ave. llanderhiin, Harold It,, M MapU: Ave. Taylor, Ilaiilsou 1;., llarilini; Avi, OT the police pension ,1'und. ,. Hiindi'i-hun, Wllllum 10., :I7 Sunimll Tomasiila, Paul, If, Wonlen Ave Garey, lillzabetb, 67 Yalu Avu., KIIHIVIIII, ICiiKeiie >>•• ,'•-•< ' Maietia, Frances, 01 Cramiiton Ave. Tliomseii, Mrs. Boilll K, rM N Avenel, Ave. • ,, , ,EECOMM10NllATIONH . ' Mtirsh, Gerlrudi! J., lil Alliei't St. Ave. Hulllvan, tie"'' '•'•• ''-' Ilamlerluin, Hll/.al.eili M., 37 Kuninilt lirunswick Avti. Uinfcrk'li, Ada I!., SI Ucuriic St., Ave- 1 TliHl the'-aminmt ol' Jllll.73 for Piirliclpiillon Cer I illcatcs in Hie ('iiiTenl Aecoiint lie caneelleil. Miirlyn, William C, Hi7 iHuiliani PI. nel. Sullivan, Mrs. Mary, •'•-"•' 1 Miirtyji, Mrs. May, Hi" Inuiliani l'l. Ave. ,1 Toth. MlehaeWJl-., Coppernick Ave Tlifft the ollft-ei's of Hie I'rtlicc Pensloii Kunil lie nmuiiMteil lo cancel Ilie aniount of $72.01 for I'artl- .iinseii, .lain.-s, \\2 (Irani Ave. Toth, LOUIB Jr., 07 Ford Avc, Gordon, William II., Thorpu Avo,, Melnlck, J'eter, fill Mawbey St. . ' Aveuel. Hulllvilli, Mullej 1.211 K'')K' 1 CerlMlcales in the Police 1'ension Fund. icllcK-uard, llolg«r T,, f, I••Kecoinl St. 1'Bl, Vln.ent, Si Luther Ave. Alec.sics, Mil's. Florence, t.3 Caroline Grant, James M., 1711 East Ave,, Se- Huperior, MiMss Helen, I'''"' 1)1(11 an inv'(.Klii;:itioii lie made of Hie Kevcinie ArciiuntH liecelvalile pprtuinliiK to Police Hecordt'i' Ml. ' ' > Hirncr, Albeit li., !>S| N, Hrunswlck Ur, llela, 111 Crows Mil) ltd. Ave. Ur, Mrs, Mury, IU CrowJ Mill ltd wuren. . Kuperhif, Wllu...... 'I'entiiil of Heally and Search I-'OCK and llu.se lt.enin I'uiind In be uncollectible .be 'cancelled. Mecsics, JniuuK J., Gil Caroline SI. Grant, Murgar«>t, lie lOaat Ave., Se- Surowku,' Su|ibie A., Meyers, Leonard It., li;> liergen Kt. lrn»r, Mrs. Adeline C, 171 Kord Voloeik, .Ii.lin, 111^7 Mi,),, Ht Thjj,t the ovefpiiyini'iil of llr-coiiler'H Fines aiiiuunli'iiK to J7.0II lie riifunded to Police (Ilork Allan Mc- Meyers, Kvelyn, 111! Liertfen St. Av(.. Voloclk., Mk-liael, 10^7 Main Kl Ave, Illrtx', Helen, :i,r. Clyde Avc. Van llramer, Maurice M,, NeW i)over C.ratit, iiuIJi M,, 4J6.Ka»t Ave., Se- Hxalio, John, :»W Mniu-i •"• Tl(a.l iit| luvi'siiyalion Ins made of Hie. balance of the lil 12 Fire District Appropriation amounting lo Miclielson Mrs. Aliilu li.', Hil .School Kl. llofherr, Albert W., fitll) King < lid. Knewc,zyk, lli'bn •'•• ' |360 0% In order Hint tblH Item may lie pmpe.rl'y dlH]ios,ed ol. , . ; • \ Guerto. Mieliele, JI) TuVncr Ht., Miclielson, Morris S., l(,l .School Ht. Van Uranier, Mrs. Harriet, DiaH St. 1 •That an inveHllKallon be made of Tax OverpuyiiienU and I'nallocated Tax Colleetlona 111 order that ll'r.fhi'ri', Mrs. Miarle H., M« King Nan llorii, Kenneth Ii., Iti7 Crowa •_ WIMKI, fl'wp. Totoiiionll, Mrs- MHI. I'"." iif* Miliuky, M;ix, 72 l'ark Ave. ltd. i, Tetnlnolitl. Victor, Jr., C" may be properly disposed of, Mill Kil. ' (fumit'lls,' Ann li., Wooillirlilge Ave- I:<11 Moyleu, Antlioiiy J., 211 Jeun Court, lldluhuvlch, .luseph, St, Stephen's Wetzel, Peii-r, Kluine St line, Avenel. TiiUimulill, Mis- - Tliat an investigation bo made uf the Indirect AssfStiiueiilM lieeeh'ublu lo determine proper Uiatrl- M'uiin, Annette M:, 117 Valentine PI, Gunnt-llB, Iliirolil, Marie A., H, i in- r 1 Ave. VVetzel. Mm. Clara, l.'Siinir Si Woodbrldge Tlmlef. MIH. " U effortH In: luadL- [0 tllsiniso ol sueli Items. ,, Neinetli; Mrs, Aline- H., 13. . Green S - Horn, Mrs. Julia, Washington Ave. Whlttifin, Allreil, Flume Kl Avenue, Avenel. ,11'H, Alice ' Novak, John, 2;i!i Ambiiy Ave. N Ilalek, Andrew i\, in Wcat Avc, I I 'That tin HIL DIstrlnlH l.e aliollslicd, lldi'viith, Anlun, Jr., ^s llornsby St. Willhiiubrechl. Mililr1:d, |:i» Clyde limn St. U'llrien, Helen T., 229 Main Kt. lir.ilblk, Michael J., Jr., I211I11 Ave. .Sewaren. Mrs. ,Mina M.i t 1 *Tj^t tin \satsM.rH licjilaced on a lull time ljutiln. * O'liiien,' Thuniiis J., 2211 Mjim St. Ave. ' IIII'IJMIIIO, Alberl, lull |.'nr iiitHS that I have, examined l|i» boolis and i'ecordH,of the Township of Woodbrldge, County Faiilaleo, Mi's, Hose Ul., 158 Amboy KilliltO'cr. Peter, 111! Hutilli Si. '."l'''| " ' ' ' ' ''" "B ticorgte , Ave.. Wood. Twp, • • Tiin-otte, HerberHerbert tiv, '•"'••,|,. ;i Kelly, NIcluihiH A., 13 .lanwH at. 11 1 Ave. Yanov.sky, James M., »;• i|,, - .... HeiKlrickHeu, Murlnuu, I4D Uucknell Tmvoltii, Mm. I'-V ' ,.;, 1 l.i A". 'ot *Uldo)<,ic\ 101 tin year cmlinS December HI, Hill,, that the exulhlnatlon was made in accordunce with Kidly, (Irace T,, i:j James Ht v " umpUil .nulltiiiK s^iiulanls applieublti under Hie ciivumtitunceu, and In dccordlniee ..wlTli tlie Pitiilaleo, Uomeiiick, I5S Amboy Ave, YanuvHky, Mrs. M.arv, 92 |j,.,'; Av,. . Ave,, Wood, Twp. • Tyler, Wllllum M... 1-' , ••'' f Parsut, Helen, 555 Linden Ave.' • KIWer, llcleii L., J diver IM. 1 1 e(JUil^Si.ilta«.ol the Divlsioii of Local Government, Department of Taxation and Finance, 1 further cer- Vrtnnlck, Mr«. A.hi.fli M(,(Te! Kl llenmaii. Ida, Proupmt Avi!., Avuiiel. tynttli, I'M"" M.,^" ?,,, •;[-,,„, 1,-1 J tUlit 1 liavi itporU'd or commented upon "any error, oinjs^lon, Irregularity, vioUitioij of law; UisereP- Perry, (Iran 1.1., l»8 Clinton Kt. Kiplla, Georiiu, Ul Wilil^ouil Ave. Hlbhi-tt«, Mary li., fib Ituhwiiy Ave., Kirk, Tliyfa, Z'f rJverjjrcen Ave. J Youmr, MI-H. Kllaabeth, file Lindtn ll iioby 4Xp othpi nun < uiifunnily to the law" found (luring .the course of Hie oxamlnatlnii; and where detailed Perry. Mrs.' Klolse, 1118 Clinton St. Wood. Twp. ' WeberWelier!',Miw, Miv-' "U".' "' ""'"'*' 1 d Pelisrsen, Victor, ml Main St, JClrlt, Anloii, 'ii livergreeu Avo. Ave. ^ "lUdlt W "l iiuuuiiU or Irun.iactio'ns wan not made, Ulinve by examination or tout aatlslled myself as lo YuiliiB, Albert L., Holmes, MIIWIB J,, U Manhuttau Ave. ;Im aOsULit) ut tin. Wot* of tlie li-Hpuniilhlu ollluluis; and liave supiiortecl Mich exuinluutluh or teat by ap- l'etersen, Mvs. Mile K., 2(i7 Main St. K|rnh, iilniur li,, 'iVi N. llrunnwlck Avee. l'uehek, Mrs.-Hvlun, 298 Muin H*. Zarkovkcakl, Mra, F Ave.tin. , Aveuel. Mrn. Gen (omnunt ' ' . • ' • • ' • Avu. ' • '1 Avu. (>3 Ford Mul'J' A., I'rotuo; Altjx,, I7f. .Heiuen Bl. Klran, Alum M., WJ N. ftruiiawlek HiitiihkHutiilck,, John, i#e Ave.,"Port KeaiJ- -"} Si'tiiui «wit)t'i ttuit tlie bulillU'tl ulifioU and several siip|iorUiiK atutetneuts present « true, statement I'uskas, Joujpli, 71) Albert St. yg, Peter, lid Llbeily SI. DO Leti Ave., White," W. Hmor Avc. ' r Heuillni; if tB«?5tl>an''"1 position of.tbu inuul(;lpalit.v'l'ov Hid lUcul year under audit and In my opinion cqiiHtltut1 c Xygler, •'U Liberty SI.. White, MID. The lopoi t 411 t)ie itijdit of the accot|»t» M detonnlned from tlid books and ree'urdu submitted to me, IJunp, Josepn A., 533 Olive PI. KJui'MKIUii'il, John J., Hii Kurd Ave, Bt, 111 inteil bl PLUOIIHI inquiry and investigation. liapp, U\n. Juan M., G3U Dlive PI. KJiii'HKuaril, Mm. Munle, Iti3 I'Vil llMllllM' ' lt^speetfully aublilHUd, ,'. j', Jtapiiu, Zucltary, 160 Ma.ln Ht. . , Wt)OI>ltl!l 1X3 Jen Wllllniits, Clma jttiedy, FranH, 207 'Main 'St.-' < j ,J WARD NO. null Ave , ll.U'li"'' •Wiiller It. Durbyt Director ' , ', l!0(s>>, Mis.'lluHi, 520 Amboy Ave ' KiJclie'/'.'MJ-H. Munili'aj, uJeJrW Bl. Williams, LtivK Division of 'Local Government, -.- .'. Hisifnlebur|lr, Hknry J' 471 Amboy Kfcoby.-'Loulif, iluutij %' "7 muiy, lO WIHIpg«r, M11. 1 ho(*(!lioM:»'» JI^'Karvti 33 Ave,, h'owaren t of Tax all On Und Flnanue ,- JHIJ, " • .-• > a •' Leonurd JlltTTg, MrH HtiHlc. HI,Cramiiton Ave '•tlhjvu ltd, AiHttM,-H«le», MS Kast A J ln ijfj tlmJh the \yorli waif dpno hit mi Ku|ii.lio, Mike, JJU FloiMu Grove ltd «' Hlthn, Maiy (jlKa 21 Ci*mpton Ave Uul M iilbur II,, 717 «t. Gaorge Kobu, Wllltam A, 501 N Uiunuwluk Jae. Andarsun, John 1;,, •15 Ht, Jljlla, Joan, U ilqltutt Ht Avenul Avu., Bli, ATialtpr.-' , yr'niliim lil Avo,, N il », {iatlt. a. line en, NfANT BAPTIZED I- low paint wa« rei 1642 iotiorable Discharge SBWAftfitt—The Infant ton of Cpl. and Mw. Chirles Pottlsen, when the teath$£ shortage, first Varnoh Streit, wa-i chrWtencd began. Why Robert Ch*fle« sttt baptismal c«re, rnndi! theft? tike: this wiony held at Our Lady of Mr. 6ar- Board three.years to recognizg e mcl.Church, Woodbridge. Sponsors a situation that needs a changeh? ? were Mrs. (gr«ce Docker of MR. We h"»ve small classes' in •SewaTen, iner's Harbor, S. I. and Sgt. Frank ut the better students come from Sziber, Sewaren. A family dinner mall classes. In college b'ne stu- r> ollowed at the Poulaen home. dent who was trained in a prep school in small classes is better fitted to do the collegq work. It is. ft Sloan Calls only the exceptional high school (Continued jrptH Page 1) student who can do as1 well. the Township and that industry in "What happens to,' our small Sewaren makes up for the largge classes in Sewaren? They are amount of tat x collectelldd hthere, doubled up so that we don't have "It has been stated hci-c thatt a small iffi^flitunder one toache"r. For a real trwt this week-end serve your favorite cut of beef, when the student enrollment in the We have/flarge number under one Sewiu-en School increases, the 7th teacher. It has been stated that 30 and 8th grades will be returned. is a desirable number-of pupils for "Grade A" Gentlemenr the enrollment in the one teacher; I have been told by Sewaren School will not increase the President of the Board of to that extent in thc next ten Education in Kcnilworth that 3B is years, and you1 know-ItI Young the absolute top for.nno teacher* people arc not coming to Se I believe those figures are compiled Chuck Roast 27 waren to look for new homes by state agencies and no doubt b t, Julius J. Miller They go to other sections wher arc known to the members here. In bhoy can buy new houses. The pen Sewaren we don't have !tfl or US GiadeB, ib. 25c Grade AA " - jiKlDC.K—T/Sgt. Julius pic who buy the bargains in Sc but we have 'MA in thc pre-primary Only 2 points per Ib. for delicious chuck roost! iif 'Livingston, formed waren are established men wh and first grade under one teacher. ,.-iilf(!.' lias received an have their business nearby i In bhe fifth and sixth grades there dad. from the Ar Amboy. or Carteret. They do no are 34 under one teacher, and Serve fteetfAmericds Favorite!v.• bring school children into Sewaren in thc fourth grade there are 15 |b lril,at MIRIIKW, T/Sgt. Mil- When a family comes into a tow under a teacher' principal and her * V "•,,.,1 in service in Msiy, 1942 to look for a honie, they ask about time must be divided between her Rib Roast »!1^ 30 Ini nvLT.Huns in April of lasi transportation. We have to tell class and her duties as principal. Thirty-eight is too large a class for Inet-forming his duties as them we have a railroad but very iimiinica'tlons anc ew trains atop. Sewaren will soon for any one teacher to handle 35c SOUARt CUT LAMB bn '''" especially when there are two Round Tip Roast tt ib.42c 40 • chief so efficiently in the same position as Port i-t'iitf grajes in the same room. Wo need „„ n]ii'i'iitioniil mission has leading with no station agent and Shoulder of Lamb i> 35c !,,.,.„ ilchycd nor its. execu- inly one or two trains a day. Then moft teachers in Sewaren, < not through communi- he family aska about the school, fewer! Wo- are fortunate that we Porterhouse Steak >•" *•' 51c 46c S(ft. Miller mil we have to tell them that we have good teachers'in Sewaren. It Lpin Chops iA ib 59c takes a good teacher to handle ,r,l,Ml the Bronze Star a fine Hchool but the 7th and living- with thc Third Army th grarle children can't go there. such large groups. If we didn't 42c 33c Rib Lamb Chops I \h.46c IM'sin Theatre. Phey have to go by bus to a school have fine 'teachers I can't imagine Sirloin Steak •*•'• "-•'•" *. 40 , ,111,11, which Covers npcr- in Woodbridge, No, gentlemen, the what would happen Lu Ihe future ( lt; of our children. l 40c n .fitly 22 to November nrollment in the Sewaren School 35c Shoulder Chops iX ib. 31 liiics'in part; "His zeal- not going to.~,incrcase as long Citea Avcncl Situation Round Steak '•"•™ >** -fc 40 is these conditions exist. "Sewnrcn produces $70,000 to 19c hiin and his unceasing "Playground and athletic equip- Stewing Lamb i* t 1 $75,000 for the School Board. The 1 Point p«r Uk accomplish ment have been purchased for the cost of educating the Sewaren 20c 18c missions have use of the children. Our play- Plate Beef 20 40c students including those in High Legs of Lamb I • <* •I materially to the bat rounds arc deplorable but we are 3! School cannot Ire niore than ,,. ,ni»iml successes." • ,rying to do as much fur the chil- r 000. That gives the School Bou.nl 1 Mnli p*r lb. |b. . j l,ii,,i to receiving the 27c 27c Il 1 l Jren as we possibly can. $45,000 to $50,000 a year more Hamburger 11 ,, T/Sfrt. Miller was Skinless Frankfurters;^.'b- "The safety of the younger than wo receive. I ask 1,1m Board •ij the Good Conduct •hildren will be jeopardized by thc to spend another $5,000 in Se- FRESH FM»H the Kuropean Theatre loss of the 7th and 8th grades p lb. ;iM' waren so that we can hiive a good BOLOGNA l lb.33c SCRAPPLE N..d.d b.17c WEAKFISH 29c ilmii with five battle Traffic in Sewaren is very heavy Fillit Haddook 11 ri school. If this is special privilege;, N*w 7 Point* TRESII LARGE fANCI BOSTBOSTOON and it travels at a high rate of hen I ask for special privilege for *• LOAF It. speed. Sewaren is situated between UVERWURST PVlMb.39c England p,,ib. >.55c FLOUNDERS 21c MACKEREL (,j,,Ur. in his entry in the Ar ihe people of Sewaren. There are FISH I/Sift. Miller was. employed three large population and indus- ;roups at Town Hall night after •i" l'liham &• Co., Newark trial centers — Perth Amboy, light seeking and getting special Mr. mul Mrs. Julius Miller Woodbridge, and Cnrteret, and irivilego. In Avenel, where'there Fresh Killed "Grade A" miitmi Avenue, he married there is a large volume of traffic re many more children than there imi- Klsiu Stuuher, Livinp- flowing l>ctw«en these centers. TO in. Sewuren, they havo an ordi- Broilers — Fryers — Roasters Ib. f; •embcr, 1042. He ha Sewuren is not favored with a lance which keeps industry out. 45 i*. V** regular or special' policeman. It Chickens riifln'r.i in service, Nav; hey have snecial privilege! It is All top-quality 'GRADE A"—ndt a grade B in the lot. All guaranteed meaty, tender, exceptionally delicious, Serve chicken this week-enclli; * ViiiL-i-nt Miller in Baltimor was only last year that we had to Alright for Petroleum Solvents to ;iii l/(" Kdward J. Miller fight to keep that one. He patrols llim uikl a plant in Port Heading a few CHEESE FEATURES—NO POINTS NEEDED WCfeam Woodbridgi! Avenue nearest thc hundred feet from the Port Read- school and rightly so. There is no M , OSCO "heat-flo" ing school; That is .fine! let in- |rrf Program Ottered one at thc West Avenue crossing, Bleu, Cheese Jharp Cheese A .i dustry come into thc Township to BORDEN utiorm 0\ Democrats and I would hate to live on Cliff pay the tax bill as long as they Chateau 2* Butter Roud and have my children cross don't come in Avenel!" DODBRIDGE — At a meet West Avenue even though there«is Mu lb. I the Democratic tommittee u mechanical traffic light. In other American MOON X Bond Osl ;"Typ; i Carton Coffee ILD 48c Every bean perfectly roasted by flowing heat, giving you (lay a five point program years the Stildent Safety Patrol WAIT A MIM'TI'l, NOI.nil-'.lt! B UE M00N MILD Winner of over 500 pr.zes. aided this special officer in helping Heforp ymi put mvuj' WHITE "sealed in" fuller, finer flavor. Ground FRESH to your order, which the election cam Unit uniform, . . Caveau i S Cheddar Only T2 points per Ib, . L will hi' w.iged, w«» adopt thc small children across thc busy IIAVK KOlill KVMIl.Y IMi'oi'O BLUE 4-OI. M I follows: streets. Surely 7th and 8th gradt . TAKK.V MOON pkg. Cream Cheese3?Pk,. 2-Pi»t« Cap \o lived to ninrch out of your ACME COFFEE iinu ,M .i general plan students are very young to under- Farmdale Peas «-I3< IIOIIHC, either ASCO Orangi Poko» [ board to include pojtwar take this great responsibility but Hnvc It tukcMi rlfjrtit at home, In Jars riSStr'JH to assign 5th and 6th grade stu lllnck - nntl - White nr MASON ZINC-TOP Hurlock Peas FI 1,1, (III,(III ILH pkj. I iy pkg. JJ^p Jents to the task of insuring the 1 Use (if Federal aid wherever MAKK YOIR AITOJNTMK.Vi Savarin Coffee * & 34 DOU safety of our children while cross- NOW Jars r" 65tf r"' Pork & Beans 3>lc to improve condition* John I'o[ilrl. IMK) IIXili JUIJ doxen v^^ dozen ing the streets is out of the ques- 110 Grant A\e. i tion. CnrtiTct, X. J. Pineapple Juiced lm|>vi>vcment of roadt and Tel, Cn, fi.r,:tl!l) Nabisco Grahams i, White Vinegar MCP Pectin • X Asparagus NEW'PACKI SumlM "Orq4» A" ... NABISCO 2O-o>. pkg. SUNSHINE Edg.mont nn an economical bails. Drop 3 Yean Old PECriN , Hutlock Brand 8.0, cation of a commission to "As to the enrollment at the Se White House Asparagus No. 1 can Tomato Juice V, aili't|imtn playground and USE Whealsworfh Cereal Iltf Cheezit Jrt pa' NEW PACKI lunrhi "Oradt A" waren School, we know it is low ASCO Self Riling PURE CITRUS fnrilitirs for all tectiont We don't come here and say on CERTO String Beans : municipality. school is bulging with students, 6 6 6 Pancake Flour X.X Marmalade 2 Standard Gradt Tomato Juice '^ No, V/i can li.osrnm of 'financing we need more teachers, We do say, AUNT JEMIMA Sure Jell Spinach Gold Mtdal, PHUbttry, Htck will n-flcct thc benefits however, that thc number of pupil Tumbo Pudding DOZEN ASCO Fancy COLD PREPARATIONS No. Vh con bh surplus in the Townihip'i is .about the same as it has been. Pancake Flour P"k"8 Wilbirli No-Rub Jelly Glasses Spinach Thero have lit'on J10 to 40 pupils in LIQUID. TABLETS, SALVE. NOSE DROPS I-lOvlUk Metal Thrift Lids••- Sliced Beets 1AM Mbha.ZJf ba, the 7th and 8th grades since 1941. USE ONLY AS DIRECTED Quaker Oafs *£ Furniture Polish 5.28* i experts get the sc- , Whol. K.rml DbCCTA CAKS FLOUR Rubber Jar Rings ^ Acme Corn TJcan bt \i-A':\\ inilustry. •• Supreme New Improved Paraffin Wax Farmdale Evaporated X TYRONE'S BAR RATION CALENDAR Large 1 20-oz. loaf Red Stamps A' to Q Bread 9 Vi to Z2 AND PIZZERIA Our hakors have discovered the-wcrot for bread like mother used to bake, 'Wollh 10. PainU Eath . • . Stays fresh longer! T[y a loof now! Milk 2 18c (FORMERLY CLUB KAL1TA) „, - i Sugar Stamp 38 NO POINTS NEEDED.! Pure CQW'S mijk with 6Q% of water removrt. Rgdeamable far 5 Ibi. can equals one quart of fresh milk! BuV'O iuppty. ' . ROUTE 25—AVENEL, N. J. 3 tb. Jar i tide-Fire Hall CRISCO&* 36 Pts. 68 C Fresh Freestone Oar 2 8'A-oz. ITALIAN TOMATp PIES DUZ .... .^ .•...•.....-..^....p| | iiiiHiinjr brightens up Speed-UpCloudy Ammonia B«H>* 10C r'1' K'iii't lil^c a new tie. Paradise B*rberone Wihe^Gal. 2.40 Peppers Fresh Green 2 15t ;i; tluit refreshing laird's Apple Brandy, Fifth 3.58 Medium -; Why not serve delicious stuffed peppers for q change? , i jji >P|)ii use after you Ivory Soap take, V 6< -it pops you up. :| l)»U:h of the pep- WINES • LIQUORS 6VQ6WS ' Sugar* Sweet , ib. | *'\ that you .have \ treaty .supreme. Sweet, as Phoney. Eviary melon gogs a: long - way. Try one noty! Ul CORDIALS •,'.;':!;;»:; '!? around your •!""* DOMESTIC and IMPORTED c 'lu'.v have the smart- Fresh Green 'I iiiithusiasm of an . 3 20 rresh ureen BOTTLED BEERS I2 C 1880-1945 >- • WeCmyAllTk IvoryFlakes . ^23c Bunch 21 i Business Milestone Popular Brands BroccolTander, 'Wjio'esome gfean broccolii is a reqJ buy at this low price! Ready To Serve ,i'fi

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OBITUARIES Avenel

. Hutnik —All regular activities of the of Mr. and Ikffe. Gcorfe Mom, Avenel Presbyterian Church have Hudson Boulevard. PORT READING — Michael J. Nicholns Posior, bofltswain'si appreciation been resumed. The Sunday School —Mrs. Edgar Fox, Philadelphia, Idill'r • '.Ir Hutnik, fifl, of 5Q,Lee Street, died mate 2/C, 2fl^ Howdl Avenue,' w f recently held its rally day. Enroll- is the guest of Mr. and MM. Fran- away from us, hut ,!, i Saturday at hin home.' He is flur- nribriclRG, i.v at nn'imphiblpus, Kni) ment ia now over 200. Junior cis PittRerald, Ziegler Avenue. People nrenmkinir hi.' , »l vided by his widow, Anne; five e in the Pncific, V. , i ..'• end." '-'"-.-li,)-; Christian Endeavor, meets at 6'P, —Mr; and Mrs. Charles Klauss,. dau(?htem, Mrs.: John Komanoski, M., and the Senior group at 7 P, Yomkera, •. were Sunday guests of Linden; Mrs. Ewald Racky, Mrs. M., Sundays. World Wide Com- Mr. and Mr*, Hdnry Dobrek, Lenox En«ign Thomas F. A Ninth Air TW,.,,, ,. Eklred Brown' Mrs. EdWard Kur- munion Day will lie.observed on Avenue. JSNR, son of Mr. and Mw.' Unit, the*86»rrt \\. , ,f Mr. nml Mix LOW* Haumlin, 12 dyln, all of Port Reading and Miss October 7. . • ns Z. Humphrey, 72 Green StrAtt,; which epi, L,luis iSnl; ; J Lillian Tcrnii-o, Woodbviilpp, will Joyce Hutnik nt home; three sons, ^-Mrs. A. W. Heinrichs, Mon- Woodbridge, waa at his stitipn ortj (len Avenue, \VO.,,H ' cdi'brate their .".Oth Wi'dding An- Stephen and, Michael, Jr., of Port —The Third Ward Democratic terey, Cttl., IR visiting her parents, Mr. iind Sjrs. S. Charles BtoWne, the Cruiser Louisville irt the ;Pa-j member, has W,V ii ; iiivcr?:iry Siittinisiy . • • tongratu- Reading and John, Carteret. The Club will '.meet Wednesday at the Mein&er Stfeet> cific when Hews of the finnl'.capit«-j Presidential Unit ,^* Intionsf. . • Ttn> Murray Denis. deceased was a niemlrer 61 St. Mi- headquarters with' Harold Arny Intion of the Japanese was a«H presiding.' Plans will, be completed '.—Mr. nnd Jirs. vernon Birong South I'iirft Drive, held opi-n houw chners Greek Catholic Society No, tiouneetl over the Wud speaker in1 against the ono,, ,!,„," for the open house on October 6 and sdn, Rortriey, Woodbridge Ave- >lv Tui'siluy in ct'U'!irB\jlp- Huve Tender Gr»B*l" now «t the D.trn.. TWtre, Perlh Amboy. 1 • John J. Oll,ii,|, .,..., . 'inn intrrosti'd. writi> -,td Civil Air were held at 3 o'clock In the church P. M. All pareiits are invited. . -^Mr. and Mrs. David'Davis and iitter, 680 Leone Street, Wood- Patrol, COS liroud .Street, Sew- daughter, Beverly, Lenox Avenue, this country will probably be kept brlilfce, is aerving: aboard the U8S. •Street, Wnoilbrj^-,. \;~:'l * with Dr. Muckov officiating. Burial —A surprise party was given to ( • nrk, 'i . . . (''jnjjratu'lationii to th» have returned after spending- two in service for a while. Man? of Arkansas, jn the Pacific The b&t- moted to Hospital ,\|,'i'||,,l ' was in St. John's Ometeryi Hope- Walter Sitan, St. George Avenue ^ Richahl Sanders, nf Avi'tiel, on weeks with relatives in Cleveland, them will be sent overseas. tleship was 'i'A years old Monday Class, according in ti,,, lawn. Pall bearers were Lawrence on his birthday. Guests were Mr. ] ing officer of ' "* th« birth of a son . . . Uriilorstand Butala, Michael Skoba, Pnul Cha- Ohio. ' Screen World but was active as one of the out- and Mrs. Allan McDonald, Newark; | that plans arc underway to con- J —Melvin Schlesinger, Pharma- standing fighting ships of the war. nry, van, John €serpi)nya, Chtirles Gla- j. and Mrs. Joseph Medvetz, Lin- struct a new pynnifoguc in tlie.ncar gola and Charles Pacsa'n. cits Mate 1/C, son of Mr, and Margaret O'Brien is back again, ISELIN THEATRE The oldest battleship of.the fleet future. Hear that the present one den; Mr. and Mrs, AleJrWadiak, Mrs. Jack ScHesinger, Avenel toole part in operations' at lwo Raymond Carteret; Mr. and Mrs, Walter and this/time she is teamed withj O*k Tree Ro»d .is too sinall far the (trowing,con- root, has received un honorable Edward ,G. Robinson'.in a gripping Uelln, N.,J. Met. 6-1279 Jima nnd her j«nB, knocked out • gr«t;ation .... Fred Colwer ; Szymanski, Hillside; Mr. and Mrs. discharge from the Navy after numerous shore installations at Prank Marthinak, Mr. and Mrs. and tender story catlea\"Ouf Vines Fri., S«t.,, Sept. 21, 22 Joras, is a crew iii.-in'',,,,.,, ," ' ; Buy Victory Bonds HOPELAWN—I^red'CoIwer, 54, serving three and n half years., Okinawa. Engagements In the Phil- U.S.S. Mellett,., wiiu-h !,„„" James Bopp und MTS. Sitarz. Havc'Tender Grapes," now'plnying Maria Monet* - Jon Hall, formerly of 12 Howard Street, died —Mrs. Earl Palmer, Manhattan at the Ditmas theatre. ippines, many Atlantic crossings battalion off —Mr. and Mrs. Harold 'Monson, Avenue and Mrs. Clarence. Davis, Tartar. Jhr in "SUDAN! ' and .participation 'in acHohs at of Japan. : From The Notebook: Friday at Jiis home, I4S Herkimer: The'little staf of ' "Music for Manhattan Avenue, celebrated the — AIKD —' Cherbourg nnd southern France ' -The boys at the Knights ^__ Street, Brooklyn. Funeral services Prospect Avenue, Woodbridge, Miljions" and "Lost Angel" empha- fifth birthday of their daughter, have joined the Branacombe "TROUBLE CHASERS" attest to the brilljancy of "the '••*• lumlws are hnrityat work enlarging were held at the Flynn 4 Son Fu- sizes again, and more strongly than Flown to Miami. H f,,,^ Virginia Lee. Present wer^ Mrs. Choral in New York City. Any- grand old lady of the sea.", L| ». thcltollur nt the clubhouse.so they neral Home, Perth Amboy and. ever, the reallytgreat talents .which Sun.. Mon., Sept. 23. 24 seas as pa'rt of thi- "(ir,.,. ,|w RobeYt 'Rhodes, Mrs. ^Herman one interested in joining this group * * * r ' will huvi! more room for tfieir rsc-v burial was in the Cloverleaf Park she possesses. She can make you which calls for th,. A,, ^ Steinbach and children; Ruth and # \Abbolt and Cottelle in ,.' reation room. Understand that as Cemetery, Woddliriilgc. Jaugh and she can make you cry, Cpl. John William Whalen, son Command's Curibiii.;iu \\\,^ Jack Mrs. Harold Van Ness and 'THTNAUGHTY NINETIES" A , soon us all their member return Palmer. just as she wishes, by a simple of, Mr. and Mrs. William Whalen fly .10,000 rettirm. son, Howard; Barbara and Mildred — AIMO — " " frwi duty with the armed forces —Mrs. Paul Alexander, Remsen change in her expression or a par- Woodhridge, who is a patient at each nionth anoiin-i- "l'...vn-v»| Paul Adamczylt Payne, Carol and Joyce Obropta, "RENEGADES OF THE j they ]>lan H big welcnme home Avenue, entertained in 'honor of ticular inflection in her voice. the Marine Hospital, Oceanside Is back in the Siai,.. n,."|J Richard, George and Carol Paul, Rl6 GRANDE" , party . . . Arnold (Avenel) John- AVENEL— Paul Adamczyk died her husband's grandmother, M'rs. Working with that grand veteran recently received a, $10 bill from E.. Spitz, 24. Sir.:! Ami,,v,. Priscilla and Patricia Kennedy and '• Hon has .fcn^Fted to Oklahoma aft- Tuesday morning ar the home of Margaret Alexander, Mudern, Pa., actor Robinson, star of "Women Tuea., W«d. Sept. 25, 26 the Los Angeles Examiner War Fords. He served :',! W.K^L Marie: Buoncore. p ] cr upending a thirty-two day fur- his daughter, Mrs. Sophie Lohmes, who is spending « nionth 1*iere. in the Window" and "Double Wounded Fund. Cpl. Whalon wrote Seas and wears the Air M(,!jl,| —The Board of Directors of the "IMITATION OF LIFE" * lough around town , . . And Steve 74 Trinity Place, after a long ill- Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Indemnity," Margaret is at her his parents about this gift and they Ribbon with five siur>. (; A Woman's Club will mpet at the With Claudetle Colbert tx ' (Upper Main Street) Nemeth is ness, Henley and daughter, Helen; Mr. very best as a seven-year-old-in ,a wrote the newspaper a letter of duct Ribbon and ('nil i'it:i;i j headquarters tonight at 8:15 — A IK i) — 5 I visiting all his friends. He's back Mr. Adamczyk was a resident of and Mrs. B. B. Alexander, Rah- small Wisconsin town who under- . from overseas and on a thirty-day Avenel for four years having lived o'clock. way and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rien- "EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN" 1 stands the dangerous road which previously in Bayonne. He is sur- —The executive board of the ier and diuightei , Therese, town. the seii-ceiaeitd men and women Bing CroJby - Joan Blondell .1 Buy Victory Bondi vived by four sons, Sl/C Stanley, Junior Woman's Club will meet —The Junior Woman's Club will are taking to inevitable destruc- U. S, Navy, stationed in Brooklyn; tonight at the home of Mrs. Gil- hold a card parly October li), at tion. man Kutcher, Prospect Street. -.BOWLING ., Operator 13 Reports: S«t. Dominick, U. S. Army, sta- the Woman's Club headquarters •• That Buddy Eiiihorn appears to tioned at Fort Dix; PFC. John, U. —The Parent-Teacher Associa- with Mrs. Nevin Hierly as chair- 1 S. Army, in Italy, and Joseph, Bay- tion will hold a card party, October man. DISCHARGES * lie u vi.'iy popular lad. He seems Abmit G.&OO.OQO men overseas onne; two flau^'hters, Mrs, Lohmes 1 at" the Woman's Club headquar- I—Mr. and .Mrs. Kenneth Bersey, ATTENTION - BOWLERS] a to escort ft different lassie almost arc to f*ot discharges as they come and Mrs. Frances Denvick, both of ters witii Mrs, Nevin Bierly as Oak Street, arc the parents of a FORDS, N. J. - P. A. 4-0348 '•. every evening .... And Johnny home and about 5,000,000 men in ' (Avenel) Saverock should now be Avenel;. and five1 grandchildren. chairman. (laughter, Mary Kathleen, born LADIES and MEN : addressed as "champ" . . .at least Funeral services will lie held to- —The Ladies' Auxiliary of Ave- Saturday at. Kahway Memorial Than. - Fri. - Sat. Certified Alleys morrow morning •from Mrs, Loh- nel Fire Co., will hold a card party Hospital. V? since that recent shuffle-board THI'I SAI«'K WAV "ANCHORS AWEIGH" j game . . . That Charlie (Colonia) mes' home tit 8:!K) A. M., and at (I October 12 at the firehtiuse. Mrs. —A son was born at Kahway without Hiirmfnl Afternoon and Night Leagues Now Forming with Frank Sinatra, Kathryn ,' Crane expects his discharge from A. M. st St. Andrew's Church Harold Hanson is chairman. Memorial Hospital, tj> Mr, anil-Mrs. • l>rllKN*or Diet r v ICI .; the- Army soon , . . That' Arvkl where a requiem masis wilf be sung. —Ivtr. a'ml Mrs. William Zielen- Richard Sanders, Lenox Avenue. SAI.U.V Gray son, Gene Kelly * Instructions for Beginners Burial will be in Holy Cross Ceme- bach and family, formerly of town, 71 h flour, ':] ^Avenel) Winqiiiat showed up at —Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bloom, I'.A.Xnl'l Dnnk HIUB. Fri. and Sat. * Township meeting after it had ad- tery, North Arlington. now of Winfield Park, were guests Jersey City, are parents of a son, New Equipment on 16 Alleys .multli si, Chapter No. 4 'ir-jottroed. He looked disappoint- William Frederick. Mrs. Bloom is Prrth Allllluj, S. J. I'. A. J-4H5 "The Purple Monster Bowling At Its Best K. ed.-.. • the former Dorothy Russell, Fifth lloiirxt Jl A. M. lo K I1 ,'. iy' Buy Victory Bonds Avenue. Strikes" BOWL AT THE RAHWAY RECREATION HELD BY JAPS Sun. - Mon, \ Around The Township: RAHWAY Play Safe - Reserve Your Alleys Now e George Novak, Township ehnir- When the war with. Japan end- "You Came Along" ^1 man of the National War Fund, FORDS AUTO BODY CO. ed, some lu',7()t) Americans were with Rolji't Cummings, BILL SCHMIDT, Prop. interned in the enemy islands or T0 SUN cwuly-^ul-uutdun'cry. in_ni«-J Lizab'th Scott in Japanese -occupied territory. lion foj-.th-e annual (Hive, He will •— AIHO — need the help ^of all residents to Prisoners of war wade up 13,300 and civilian internees totaled 3-- "On Stage Everybody" Rahway Recreation Co| meet the t)u:>ta . . '. Hear Hek'ii AUTO PAINTING with Jack Oakie, Peggy Ryan, Tilto.n is a patient at Mt. Sinai H:>s- :3i>; 1603 COACH ST., RAHWAY, N. J. pilul, New York . . . Dr, tk>lafsky, Johnny Coy still with the Allied Military Gov- FENDER REPAIRING TELEPHONE RAHWAY 7-2359 Tue«., Wed. ernment in Italy., «hould-)ie coming home before-too many weeks aVuj Jack Haley "BEWITCHED" over . . . lien overfill are now be-- VSCARED STIFF" with Edmund Gwenn, ing re-classified 1-A by the local BEAR ~~"~ Phylli« Thaxter •draft board ... Sat., Sun. Mat*. - 4 Cartoons — AlHO — DITMAf WHEEL ALIGNING AND "The Big'Sowoff" La$t But Not least: — With — Curly Ann Horim mid Rustv COMFORT FOR THE. Arthur Lake, Dale Evans Patrick of Port Reading, Spent, 12 FRONT END SERVICE days at a diule Vanch in tne S»ili*. Dithes for the Ladies rondacks, and from all indications 'had n-swull 4imr . . . Hear thai Ek G.ROBINSON •Township women's groups are (?l)- PLEASURE CARS and TRUCKS ing to try their hand again in poli- plui Gail Storm tics Dome Hoard of Education elec- "FOREVER YOURS" ! NON-SKID IRIEN tion time . . . Juck (ii'udy is the Duco Paint Jobs Completed in 3 Days •in SUN., MON., TUES., WED. Spot Pail Trusses pi'uuil owner of JI ntjw ]>up who an- One of New Jersey's best equipped shops swer.1! to l.hu iianni of "Tippy"'. . . All Danny Panconi eiin think ^ir * talk about thesL- days is thai PBA- OPEty 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. ALAN LADD h-mr which will be iirt'sfrntc j nionth . , , 41FHEW BRUNSWiCK AVL, Phone P. A. 4-2640 NOW PLAYING Children's Theatre '••^MmfM±J^k ****** m £'';-3*VaRT--:lm%ir%VWwffmK: Betty Hutton To Present 'Aladdin Arturo DeGordova in Hold your tuptnra with tae-btff the AV00DMMX1K ,— ('line Tree pressure required by ordlati* tr HEADQUARTERS Tjila newly Invented Spot Pad, Major's Children's Theatre will attached to one of our Spring ot Bias "INCENDIARY again be brought tile Woodhridgc lie NON-BK1D Ttusaes, Lolda just like GREAT BOOKS 'under the auspices of the Girl your fingers. Tlio lurrouudlng NON- — IMIIH — SKID Burface keepi the pta lit oltce, BLONDE" MAKE Sfoouts' and the "Mothers' Club of FOR SCHOOL CLOTHES thus tncreanlnt jour chances of ob- tatalng a cure. Becomiaended vj pliy- jACKI! 'BUTCH' J ^Woodbridge. 1 sldaAs. Many different etyles—Single in , GREAT .-At*- SELECTED SHORT ' This time "AkuWin nnd His BENDiX and Double, Spring and Elastic;. Let PICTURES JOAN * |Technicolor SUBJECTS Wonderful Lamp,", an oriental our expert Utter prcicrlbe a "NON- CLOTHES TO FIT BIONDEU BKID" LT»UBB fur your r«q3lreraent^ mystery, will be .the production and And en(( I youy r Tupturp e 'troubles jrj . it will be shown at Woodbridge THAT HUSKY BOY PHIt 1 FB££ CO.\S>ULTATIOIV High School on Columbus' Day, SILVERS EXTRA October 12. There will be two per- formances, one at 2:!J(I P. M., and Fanhion wUe boys have a Publix Drug Store DISNEY CARTOON • the other at 8 P. M. yen for good clathet , . . STAKfri|NEXT THURS. ;* "Aladdin" is one of the oldest that can take it 1 Smart togi P*BCT Ann Garner 95 Main St. nit children's stories. It waa first that hav« been tested in cold, rain, wind and sleet. "JUNIOR MISS" Woodbridge, N. J. shown in I'ersiu as pad of the — Anil — i "1,001 Rights" and traveled from AND HIS MUSIC MAKERS SEE THESE NEW Ficd MacMurray Woodbridge 8-0800« there along the Mediterranean to ..Frint'i1 'mul England • '""1 was all wool "MURDER, HE SAYS", -brought •to^Awariou by UMily soti tiers. Lute Show Sut.' MACKWAWS .•;; i . ' S • . . . '< There will be elaborate stage 4 DAYS-*-STARTlNfi Sli^DAV,•SEP'TEMBER_MBD_ sets, and, gorgeous costumes of Beautifully ityled STATE THEATRE NOW PLAYING .njedieyiU China. .Tickets will go on Fr«d MacMurray JUST THE COAT 'COLOSSAL | •j.;#i}e »oon by the Girl "Scouts or WOODBRIDGE^. J. Lynn Bari tttay be purchased direct from Mrs. FOR COUD WEATHER Charles Bickf ord ""'• 'Nelson, WiM>iU.ri(lge 84M8, TODAY THRU. SAT. < 1S .rHE .'Ap-'in .'previous years the pro- Rabt. COAMINGS ~ LiMltelh SCOTT in kit\ b£ shured by the Gird $10.95 and the.Mothers'i Club Ben- A imiirdenoilk will'liald one ,. "YQU CAME ALONG" , /, ' 'Captain !. Mrs, .T.' It. Jones of the of theis Wtitie* until you plu. Phylli. THAXTER •' Eitiound GWENN in Club and Mrs, M. want it. * "BEWITCHED" ', of the Girl Siiouts jtre co- SUN, TUES, J«ck R,YAN in "MIDNIGHT O rd K. retarj .A^r. BUTTON hi ,le to MWI MMIT ' with WUIi.m G.r,»n M$-M; ' S i k«i«MU(A-'Mh-,Hnw «l—,.... .,,an DisTniow ANDIH«SIH,AT- »t I ?, M; (tSPT) In the Cotfimltte* mim le, the Townnhip trill deliver * h«r- lijisn Mctptniw* «r tn« mlninium *k m*n, rt-f#tit WO THEREIN Bun.niNOa ANI1 ori rlrlim Un and •*>« dtaa tor »aM prrmlm. , By £13,000 to dlM etpol« Slid tall it pliKlic «jU« rldW. New Jer»«y, *lrit In th«••*•*» 8TH1JCT1JHKS ACCOIIOINO TO alt« to th« hWi»rt HMffi t«S»*«tW Borwinsr, Wooa BATferi: 8«Bt»mBer i'»iin • i»*i.' Towniihlp Ccmmlitse ind trie v*1- D, 'riwwfttty ,'i" and »*iHi* Clertt open to ln«p«ctlon UBSmi'CTINO THU Ill'IltlHT, nil*, l,otn '•! h to «l», th» Townnlslp will «»tlvi* Vbfcr- • phice of bfglnnln«iri \v(,re wade by the T«wn- MUMBBn OP SWI1IK8 A'NI> HI'/1'! In niorK S**rA; I^t» I| tit, and to bB'ptibllcly rehirprior to s»le, .. MVprllK* th* fact, that n,, .„ . intln mid irttlR itotil forrtia »r**h>*», llplnn the moat Wg>f Bstate Department tn QF Ht!II,DIN(!H ANII (ITHI'Ht » Inclusive In l I,ot» 40 anil 41 In hldi-k. *S», Wofttt- .lay «V«nlng, (VtotH-r M, IS-tTi, thp tt IIH W-MH| n«fllH 11W/M0 PATR0: 3*pteti*her 18th, iB4R, NTUtlCTirrt'R.S, Tl'Wnri.ATINO AND Tatta tuvlher itsHoi thlt th* nrlrtgg* fo*nslilp A»«p|iMilent Map; Tuwniliip CoAttittM Win inm at B. J. nVNIQAK, Tftwnsliip C- l,,,t -iccordinpr to a monthly re- lung CIM icier nvtwv in"i» < ••••" illl s OrthsOthrr notl«a that ththe S )'. M. (BPT) in the Committeo TUOSmilCTlW THH I'lOHCBN.T- Tdwnahrp CnmmttWOM, by Wyo- wme» w *vm,ic SALR To ho j(W<>rtli|.' POPriiATtfWIWrLATION, .l.HtUK.IIl- with (til 'otliB'otliBr a«fsUi. P«rt«f«iKP«rt«f«iK,, inrt to th« hiihwt ^™«. _ _... <*ptetiM»t llth, I9W^ I was tnjt $JBff.tlo phis Town»ftfp Glwtt opM to tanptction ts ml vert lie Ihrf fa.-i llmt on Mon NOTICK.Btt inml.ICHAI.lt. iinimnm nrfre m TUB LOCATION, USK AND KX-pliis coats of (M-opftflnr L'| $•>'«.-; . i->uAKNC'K AND iilrii n dtiwt? pRyTnenl ot $ bloftlclftlc , If sotd on termtermss , tiltl'requiretiltl're Ohnmburn, Memorial Municipal Township Cornmltt«e of the Town- mtmimnm j)fli*» \v"" ^ils on real estate, $2,201; f>THKl! prP.POSlM; KHTAM.IHII- the halistimet e ofnuwhaif jiuwhsi e prlcprlc« to N a dhw.n pftyment of J2K.00, tlip hn(n(- Bulldln*mmlwrfi,..Memorl*. WoodbTldre, !Ne Munlrlpsw .loraeyi, ahlp of Wofiflbrirtte held Houdky, laatR of propnrlng . i t pall l(, $4,328,04; contract TN(1NOI A nOAI'.nOAPD OF AHIUHTHUONAliJliflTMHNT pnM in «]rtfti monthly imit»nmOTt» *»«•', 6C purchitae price tn ne palil ite» AhM th»and e«Poi« ami stu M ppunllo aaje Sisptemhpitpmnpr 17ih!iin,.ipui, t?lB,, V^waI.WHWs flltci'teiimii-iir, Islnn this sale. Kft sM s Cri enual monthly SnstnllmrtitR of advenlis th« fact that on Won dock, )f (told 3(l,0« plus Infertsl <6hil other Cri enual monthly Snstnllmrtit commini* tiu; try f»Min. andd to ththe hlRhMt bidder ivciorainivci-oraing 1 . |v;YnientR, fl4.83.6iW; inter- FQI! THH VIOLATION ' T-IIKCH- tefma pTftvlfted for In contract of ,»T0,Ol»T0Oli pluls ItrfuInterfutt .AniAnil hth*r tnrmtnrms putsuant to la*. IW%d a to rurrni of said on ril* with tUo eV«nlrig, nplohcr IM, ISIS, til. i down payment of provided (orr In fonlfaet ftf m\f, m nrlre nr w(ilbl> said loin nithip committee will rmwt a1 .inre or pnrcham pr! roiitwct sales, $578.06; taxes Ol-*' APOPTKI) .irNIl HTI1, lim. ToWnshlp Clerk open to insptctlon cir«m moiithly t UR IT OHIIAINICH HY Till'" Vik« -furthw n'otl«* that, «t Wltf Tftrt furtlipr nntlcfl that lit Mock xr.m .b« ontJ tn««tfi«r iinii to no' pnhllely read prior tn «nl«. P,, M, (HUT.I-In the CutnnjlUPi ,1,1 itinmil rent, $49«,18;-mhicel- •ale, or atiy rtsra.m which It m«r sale, "or any 'lai« to %lilcli ll may *mb«r». M « m o r | it l Munlslpn Ito.oii pUm Lat«rni»t TOWNSHIP COM-MITTKH nf Till-: with all attnrA Lilts 1 B*a i In Hloi-k flS-l\ Wocfd- provided fir' rtt cpaw- ,, if ii; Township rentcol- tic" aiiJonHiM th» Township Conif b« adjourned,. the Township Con>' lirldKp TUwnahlp Assessment Mup. ilMlnft TVooiltirlde*, N«w J*r»«y, 1 (ill "TOWNSHIP OF WOOIiltHlIK,!!-: IN and wawse and se ublic Mis Tttkei ftjnli*f notffij mlttee reserves, th'e right hi 11? ajf mltleo reserves tha right In. Its tW eo'its ot pfeptrlttg *««A am Tail* %th«r notje* thM WW »nd 'ttpnw'.a'ajt »eli M publlo ««|f( 5 11S| if 1160.50; rent assignment .TOR COl'NTV OK Mll-ilii.l' ftrid to th* hlgheW blmlet M3>iori)ln(t anil, or Bfty fhU t& 1 TlliAT,;.- .',.'••. '..,,' 'driMoii..ta .¥«^R£tjiny Ojji'ffr- nlV bid trlfmet (clions, $ 152. , .^ ',','•• 1 _... lo *ell saw IMS W- Mflr Hi to ((pit «p,in lpta in ffiiil WoVi to' tsfthr of i«1#-' tra »H« *jt* hH Hhhe / IIiHithl ordinance .a * above block, If tofSon ftruid,, will .«-,-..- tloii anlfpurauanl to Haw, flSSfl I Townahip OJ«f!t »pen Ul Inspection mfnee rfiervn thS ttgnt r bldHiir rid It inns' select, bal- minimum prlw at .wlih-h «ahl luls ; k lltli'il In, ln-rplij- iiini'iiili'il Iiv in )l ^ 1 and to h* puhllcly rereadd prloriiprii. MIA reganl belhg given, to terrtls _, BelnB given- to'.tcit-mto'.tcit-ms 'aiu ance ot purchase p'rlo» to %t Wft In lh\.a»la' blo^-k wfll he sold together 1 tller'ct'u il new Hoetltrii ,'li|.-lic dtlslK fegarrt „ „ 111- BRIU UfUCK mil ..a r *va|T.,.^- AVily ri of LoUU'l'i i>> hue oft lle ot i-rnml m mi I lily liiKtJitlraftitw of $!4.irt fth ll thrdwild pertinent s«W M'ly pnri of LoUU'l'i i>> hue »nd town sola lommA niitMl Hpi'tlmi. XXNIX. mitpn'etf of l^mei* •* , . **• rtlttflilPl' of paymant, fn „ >fth nil »tli«rilewll« pertinent, B*W iiftrt' ftnrtW>i and doslifnateil us. l.n to.such blilrter ttsltUIH XXXIX.TI10 rPKiiJnl'loiis, Timlin mote minimum bia»'ihiHl l>* r»- rtinre minimum hlili *liall pit)* Intsrent' ami other tMnl pro mlnlmurtv pMcc tmlriK ir.(ii(.oii plim r.i-A in Bioi'k ir.s-rr iio«-i«Ui*ii »i ntnvi b»in«. (riVeC'Wa ilvert. • ,' • vldnrt for m-contTRot of »»lrf. * •waili q'f pripurtnif .dwri'ii..and- adver- lading Softballers 'tlnns nnd reMrlelhmii IINKIIVIIII; h 1 follows: . • • ' •' ' manner of payment, 10;. • Upon aceeptwice »' ' « nriahHum tin I UK IhW, Ml*. Ha hi IOIH, TII »nld tiilnpted nnil jlow In fno'-p ns "I- Upo'n nooeiitnnro.ttf thi! nijnlmliii 'Tnfet furthei ' net Ice thit' »t m Ht ft polnl In \\i?? nortlnortii more minimum Md* II bid, or hia rfbovi* minimum, ttythff 1>M, or-.hid. above min'ltmitn, by tin sale,"iff any daw to- WMKH U ttt, block, If sold on. tcrnm. will coqulra ll^nliinlnBHt ft pol properly,.rHimed and set forth 'an i-i'ly lino Bf flrov"*,flrov"* HlfWt' dlillndlillnnn celvfrt.' - •'-•,•.••*• tleslfttuUi-d as t,i)t I lit nim-k-'UKt-l Township Committee ami th« pay'Township, pommltlao unil thn pay be nrtjonrned tte TowwifctW. Com n il<;wn ptiyiiifilt of tf>(l.(ftf, tlii> bnl- ment tliereot by the purchaser ao pvfiiyt thereof by. tlio pimihasM- ar ttnee of purohane.prliie to bo pnld-ln w tl II213J ffciol l rimmfirit tir Wxt* front Upon Rccoptajice. M lalk Up 2 Triumphs nnd' Ul I hi -Block *J(it on th miit»e rtwrvw Tft* rlgtit mm (l> of 'wilfl- h»rth»r" bid, or hid above mini! ihillrtlnK /HUP Miip tif WonilhrldK coftllns to the miinnor o( piirchaw oordlng to the muniipr of purchrin.. eretlon L» fujeiit any out or all Hid «TUI\1 monthly Initallmcnti o( $15.00 the Inisrufrtlpiw ofsdld- tmrthnr In accordance with termsi or (taia^oft ih'aacoMnncRi Wltlr terms or lftnln plus Interest and other teritm pro- lliw of, Qruve Street with the «i<1" Townnlilp commlttMV Township ilielcil' Mnri'li, 10Ml, I file, the Tt>*nsMp will deliver a t»r- nun to HCII mild'lol'n,In ntfld Swnt theifWI by th« liT HEADING—The Reading 'lerchy chiniKiMl frfim Its prosiM oi) .(lie, the Township will deliver .to.iuin olMer »» It m»y i*)*t!^ - vW«a for rh o»ntr»ot of »*ie. nrly linn nf C.olurabim Aveiui. gain and sale deed tor naW prend»««. a. bnrgath anil 84le dead -for salil TRKe funh«r notice that at Mid (I) Wttptcrly HIOIIK the north cording to tho ma»Br .,,,,1 Softbainteam chalked up •'liihsltlnitlpn of liliHlnpml'' (II that ( DATFHT: September 18th,- 1?«. reifard belmj |tMB *o ttTBM tn In nctqrclahee flrltl!,te.. llfflit IniltiHtry. • -• • : «alc, or any date to yrhloti.lt irlay *r\ATKI): .SeptemliiT ISth, IDKi. mare minimum b«i ahall M re i-rly'l|A* nf l.ot 18. Wnrll UI18-B, gain inn sal*a«td fot »*)« icnslicy Firemen ,8-il and the lh , B. ,1. DtJNiOAK, Township Clericleric.. celvtd. , •' . •' mittee felirves the right In IM* dli< i-rly IlitOjiit f liot IB, wnrii nnil Iif In I'nivp iinil piteci urii'f itn aeptotn-lier Z7th, lfllfi hi e shown on th« Wnonhrlilg* .,. 1>ATBD: ^eni*mb»t; 1H uilnptlnn »|i(l inijillrfttliiii ni-i-nrillni» To" bp iiflvprtlned Hftnlember 20th Upon occ«ptano» of th» rafnlmu. cr«Uo« to reject n'ny one or till hliln 8 , n re-fighters, 5-2. ( . In tin' Unanda t»o 8*1sell1 tnld loti in said blooblookk TW MBP; thene*> (?) ntfrther/ty mm B.'J.TOWGAH,:"-"'" "' "' _l _^—, i nnd HeptMnber 2*tli, ffllfi, bid, or bl4 abort mlnirourn, »y th to he ndvertlM-d . ,^,_ I;,, Knllnf was the lending liat- Indepandent-I.eader. to su«h bidder w It may Mlect,due tmlcV pantorly Hue nf *ald' Lot 12, 1. m AimtlMT !''. ftHKINBl!, Townihlp Commtttis «* tht pay runt mpre IUgl . b*ln#f BlvtBlVtn ttoo" tern^ternut ' ai—d aj |M tin' Kcasliey tilt with three ment thereof by tht)Me Btrreftaptt w «r MiSpvtiitfnNIifiwter,-" " " Attest: NOT1CB OF PUBLIC SAI.B KiUt Ui W-41KY Doi-kft 1i /(KB cordinlncg to- "the manner o manner of (KjrlMnt. tn cale urieor Ls mill ii single II. ,1. DllNIOAN, TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: NOTIOtB OV.PVRMO 8 Tnwniililp C'lork. At a regular meeting of the TO WHOM IT MAMAYY CONCEf Tf> bp utlvpi'tlKfil In liiTr>, 1 was illrpiMed Octoher I, 1(1-15, to advertise llu- fuel thai on Mnn- 1 1. he Township ('onimlttcf will meet liar, P t/ P.M. (MPT) I" the Commlttpn diiy cVi'iiliiK, ni-lolii'i- 1H(, . 1!i(0 4 1 lOfrT toi W-(M»i ITookel ....,„. !haml>ers, Memorial Municipal the Township Cumhiiltep will Kisct at 8 P. M. (li:PTj III HIP Committee 3 1 NOTICE OP PPBUC SAI.R lulldlng, Woodhrldge, New Jersey TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: md exposiee aianmd »cisell , amt. publi»...c. -^-W_" Chambers, Mem.or I a 1 Municipal . 4 '4 At a regular meeting Jbt the P Iiillillng, Woodbrldxe, New Jorney, lliir, c ina to the highest bidder according .nd expose and sell at public sale . 4 1" 'ownahlp Committee of th* Town- to terms ot salt) on'file with the ship wost- Ttike furthf-r notice that the trust fo KK\SIIEYFIRECO, mil expose anil sell ut publlo sal* • rly line r«rl Kf-ailini! (10.00 plus Interest and other terms in said block will be sold togethe provided for In i-nntriiiit of s>ii le. luii'h, Hi .•...-.. 3 0 with all othur UelullH pi-rtlncm, aai' It. I!.; tlieiii'e (!i) iiiii'lhwfstei'ly 1 nai.l eiisli'l'ly line nl' alol-i-- Take further notice flint, at said •I, 2 1 mlnimiini prli-i- IH'IIIK ('I'IILIHI pin 'bsts of preparing deed nn,l adver salii Spin' iiillj. I'ent inure or less to ; iale,, or any date to which it may pniiit wliei'i- il Inli'rsei-ts the soulli tie luUuiiriiisd, the TOWIIKIIIP Corn luinl! Hil* mill-. Slllil lilt" in s:il jloek, If Hold on terms, will rciulr i-rly li.o.W. nl' Ihe Port Keadliif mlttee i-t-nervps thp rl^ht in Its ills 27 ' 4 U, I!.: thciiee II) I'a.itel'ly Klonir lln crellon to rejerl any one or nil'hid. ,i iluwii iniymciil nf l.'.ri.ni.i. ttii- bal Miil.l li.ll.W. II f tin- Port lien.I - iiv inniniga: tifioe of pnt*P p:iI and to anil said lots In said block llIK 1!. It. II" feel inol-l- HI' ll-BS III III .n Hiieh bidder us it nniy solect, till |il,nt; * ..:. 401 011 100 In eijiuil monthly InatnllmrntH i • HI.Of l)lii« Inlcri-Ht and otlu-r li'rm pnlnl ur pliu-i' nr lii-niiiiilrm1. imlnB (tlvi-n to terms an v .- 000 000 0U0 prnvlili-d fur In coiilr.'ict of silo. I 'iintnih inK' I.lil inure in* li-ss A'-l-t-f • of ]iaynient. In case one o lieiim' II;II-| of l,,ut I in llliH-li -JSH-. more minimum bids shall be re Take further notic-p thai at sn... u Tl il part nl' Lei 2 ill i!lni-k l^HO. celved. READING-R.R, snli>, or nny dale to wlili-h it may -ill of alinve, Hie I'nl Upon acceptance of the minimum AB H be ailjonriiod, tho Township Uoni- bed pan-els: hid, or bid above minimum, by th~ .mitten reserves tlic rlKht In it a dls- .. •l^llelii^ a Iflaiignlit Township Committee and the pay lar, c 4 1 iirctlon to reject uny one or all bhla pint of KIOIIIIII liaylnK a frnntiigi' n ment thereof by tho purchaser lie anil nt .sell .-mill lots In H:IIf 1 iilm U cording to the manner of piircha? '^'^'^1 nllill', Sf .... 3 1 ft-i'i iiini'f or less un' the Stal to sueli bidder as It rony selfi-t, IIIIP rliway #:i."i, iidiiu-ent ti> smithci-l In accordance with terms of sal linn, If 3 r regard being given to ti'rms and K.'i.W. Line ul' I'oi't Heading K. I on file, the Township will dellve 2 i nmnnvr of payment, In casu one in- CoiitaininK approximately ll,III AIM1 a bargain and sale deed for sal more minimum lilds shiill be re- l-:xei.ptliin #-—lleiiiR all feet will prfmlHeR. ' 3 i ceived. easi-nicnt fur nil pipe lines abultin LATI'-.D- Si'plenihi-i' 1st Ii, 11U 2 p Upon aei-eptani-e of tlie minimum Hie sniillierly line of Ille Port Item' K. .1. nilNIUAN, Township Clerli bid, or bid aluivd nilnlmnm, by the IIIK It. I!. It.ll.W., line mill extern Tu he nilvi'i-tiseil Ki-pU'illlii'i- !!(lt iKiilltiv, 2b ...... '3' Township Cnmniltteo and tho pay- inK' rroin. tlit* Sinn- In UIHHI' #: :inil Hi'iili'inlu'v -27th, llilfi, In tl inly, :!li ....: i •• ihent thereof by thu purchaser an- con! ainlni* apiiroslmately II,111 Aer _ •ordlng to tlio inaimcr of inn'chase Kxi-epiinn #:;—Hcin^ un easeiiiei .,-, rf 0 Id reel wide owtieil by the Sin Hcfrr tin \V-.-,i:ii Doi-kci l:(M/l 3 In'-iiiri-orduiii'c with It-nil^ or sale bk, u 2 on lilt', tin.' Township will dollvur ItiKliwiiy liept. fur Sturm water lie exlt-ndiil from Purl Itciulliif,' I;. _. 01' Pdlll.lC SA1.K u luirfjaln and K:I1O deed for said 1 premises. Miiiitlu-a.-iterly in llu- siinliieiiHli-i TO WHOM IT MAY (JONOKUN: !) -IIATKH: Si-|ii>'iiilii-r 1Mb, I'.US. Illte nl' premises liei'ein ilesel-ilieil. At a l-KKUlar moetliiK of Hi B..I. D1INK1AN, Township (JlerU. Kxieptlnn #l-~-•l-'.Ni'eiKhiK nnil r Township Committee, of Ihe Tow. ISKL1N FIRE CO. si'i-viiiK an i asi'iiii-nt 10 feet wli _._Tu III' ilitol'llsi'd Si'jiIi-llllM-l- -Jilt1" ship uf WimilliriilKc belli Miiiiih, ^ extemtiilK fi'<"'Tn itin siiiithi-i-fy l!nt» iiini Si-iiti-mlM-!1 -Ttli. MH'i. in Hi iepleniliei- 17111, lHIT., I ins rtireeled .0 .. ut [he INill Ili-adiiif; It, I!, south- o adviirtisn the fact lhat.uii Mtin,j weslel'ly lo Ille I'orl Ili-aillni; I:. Ii. i yi-niiiK (.leliibi'i- 1st, Ili-l'S, 1 Hiiur fur (In- pnrpuM- nf a future Itvtcr mi W-U'7N: Ilrc.l Tiiwnship Coiiiniltlcii will meet ;• ,3 1 Sturm newer eoiiiH-eliiiii. .1 S P. .M. (I'lI'Tl In tin- Coininitlee NOTIl'M III." I'llllUi; SALE Takn further no.tico thitt the hambcrs, M e in o rial Municipal inn-, i-f ,... 8' 0 ,TQ WHOM IT MAY CONCHltN: Township Committee'has, by resolu- lulldliiB, WiMid-biidKi), New Jersey, k i'i;i, ss '....; 3 1 At a regular mectlnk of tlie tion and pursuant to law, llxeil u .ml ex pout! null sell at public sale 1 minimum price at which said lots nil to the hlKhest blddiu- acaordltig mski, If :....3 0 Township Committed of the Town- ship HI' WniidbrldKi- lii'lil Miimliiy, In said block will be Hold together .. tf-rins of sale on Illo with 'the •uriiii, 2|( 2 0 Wi'liii'inlivi- ITIII, lnir,. I was diivru-d with all otlipr.detiills Pertinent, quid I'luvnuliip Clerk iipt-n to Inspection minimum prli-i- lieine,1 $I,SIIH.IMI pins nd tu In- publicly read prior to sale, :i-, |i 2 0 tu uilvertine the fni-t that on Mon- illiv i-vmilni;, iii-iiihi-r 1 ul. liilli, cost.t of prupurlng deed mid "ailver- ,ots 11:1 In lili Inellish-e ill l'.lufk Dining, rf ."-3; 1 hi- Township 1,'iiinmrlin- will nn-i'l islns this siile. Said lota In said Il-C, WOIIIIIII-IIIKI' Tuwnslilp AH- 1 luuk, If solil on ternis, will require e.ssiiienl .Map. li.i-ii, Hi .'....'..... n". 0 ut S I . 11. (l-'ITl In Ilii' Oiiiiiijitlei- Olmmhnr.t, Me in II rial Muiilri|iiil iliiwn piiyiiieiit ul' $10(1.(111, tlie 1 till - Tako furlhi-r notice that the Bullillntr, Wiiodbrldui', N«w Jersey, anro of purchase price to be paid In '(iwii.shli) CiinitnlUi:e has, hy nisolu- 24 4 a and expose ami sell at public sale 'Illltl Illnlltllly llislillllllenls of $211.(Ill lun nnil pursuant ID law, Used a and to the hlKliest bidder according IHIH Interest and' other terms ,pro- minimum price ul wlih-h .sahl lots iiim- liy inninigs: " lo ternm of sate on lilo with the 'Ided for In contract of sale,*1 In said hloik will Im sold together K 200 OIO 2—5Township UW-rl< opi;n lo Inspei-tlun Take further noilcti that at aald with nil titl'tcr delalla in-rrlnent, said and to be imblU'ly read pi-lor to salo, lale, or any date ' • which It may minimum prlie In-ii)^' $rilltl.O(l plus .' 110 000 0—2 I'arl nf l.i.l 1 in Hb.ik 17 7. t iv be be adjourned th« Town.sliip Com- -osls of prcpariniv ilt'Dil and ndvor- mittee reserves t&e right li\ its dis- -isini; Iliis sale. Said lots In.said

LEND-LEASE .- and .'i in I'.lni-k I7;,-A iiini-i- cretion to roj(jt:t uny one or all bids block, If sold on lerins, will require Lulu anil to sell said lots In said block down payment uf Jill).nil, tin", lial- iiutiun.t, Russia, China, rly ili.«-i-lii('il as i'ulliiws: 'Tlil.N HI-' 1,1 I'M :i I and ,'i to such bidder as It may select, due cc of purcliase price to ho paid in |iit-u ...,ifal nioiillily Installments of $20,(10 Hi'taiiim, ami Holland 1\ lll/ll'K 17 r, - A regard, lifting fjrven to terms an.4 plu.s interest lunl-othev terms pro- illK al :| pnilll ill till' IHirtll- manner of payment, In case one or ilii'iitt'il thuir willingness IrfAib more minimum bids shall be re- vided for in coiitrarl of sale. i-ly:*lii iil' Ni'W liin-.-r lliiiid iliri- with' u United 1 ceived. ' Tako furl her nut lee that at said IIIIII ii' ili-rly iiii-asui'i-il almiK I hi- program designed tc -,1 lim- nl' Nil-iv Ihn'i'i- liond, Upon acceptance of the minimum sale,- ur any jatc tn which it mity 1 bid, or bid above minimum, by the I .1:1 fi-i-l I'l'imi'tin. wi'.iii-rly lltii- nl be. luljimrneil tlie Township Com- (tiiuii- tlit- flow df goods for- Township Committee; and: tho pay- mittee reserves thn right In ILH lands now nr rurnici'iy lM-lnilt;liif;- (u ment thereof, by the purchaser ac- cretion to reject any one or all bids :- •uppllt'il throuith a lend- tin- I'^lnti- iif Jl. I'aniliiii- I-II'IU-, and 1 cording to tho manner of purchase anil In mill Mild lot in sulil block - iii'i'iinliiig-'t^Foreigtl Econ Iriiin sniil 1 it'Ki11ninM |ioiiiL riiriniii^ in accordance with termroJ salo'on to such Milder as it may select, iluf) Ailniiiiistriitor Loo T. Crow ll) wi'sii-i-ly nlotiK tli<- iini'lfn-rly rite, the Township will deli.vir a bar- regiinl lioinff Klven tu terms anil line ."I' Xi- K IIIIVIM- UIIIHI, |Ml fi-i-l to 1 gain and sale deed for said premises inarinyr o! iiiiyiuent, In cunt one o 1'iwU-y esitntatcK- ttvat when ii. -lli'lhj^ llli-ILi'r (2l Illll-l IliM-ly J|t "(iitfU-s tn1 W»a;. l.iiivi-r Itond, |i.\TI'll>: Sepu-iiibci' l«th, I if I:.. nittrc uilniiniim, bids shtiil be re |il-li-:isi- ullicially ends on V.-J iVi-l In a polnl; tlielil-p - (4,1 ,.U.J.,I>nNIOAN, Township Clerk :Lv,e,d. .- .. ..^ .....:....— I. Ill Tn In- ailV,t'Firsctrsi1|iliimhfr ••-'iltl $4,500,000,000 worth y iiiiiiiHi-l wllli Ni-w Diivi'i Upon acceptance of the minimum ami Si-ptenibi-r 2"lli, llllfi, in tii bid, or liiil> almvo minimum, hy th Unail, Till I'I-I-I l.i ,i poiiil: ilu'iii't' 1 [giimls will Im stock-piled in the lnih-ptMiili'iit-Leaih !'. ' f. Township Committee and tlio pay If I ll sniill|i-rly parallel with 1 In- SIT- 1 States, in process of de- ment tlitM-uof by the purchaser ac I'll i,ii,l •-nni-.se ' ilin, III I'i'i't in ilit- point \V-il7-! lllK'Uel Ltll/r.ll cording to lhe'm;ini\cr ot purchas No Ittatjer what ymi | get m# -iiui on contract. Half of or plan- nl' Iit-K'iiinliitf. 1 ,i,,..oi<; oio l'liiu.ic SAI.C In accordance with terms ot sale o •oittmoditiea ia destined for t'uniiilniiiK -1 Ai-rcsol' land. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Ille, the Township will deliver a! baj- Hi-iiiK ii pni'tiiin nf I .nt 1 in '"' '• I li At si regular meeting of th gain and stale deed for said preniiset i-'ii liriUiin. •17;' a^- saiil lot is lalil ,lonrn Township Committee of the Town 1>ATI1I>: Sli'Ptemliei- Islh, IHIS. Tiu Mn|i nl Wiioijhrldm. Tl>\ suggestion — m& our price first ^ and you wilt Still- ship of Wnoilhl'lilKc held Mondnj n. J. UUNK1AN, Townahlp Clerk T1 n1 iiiiiivi- pl'i-inisos wliall I Si'iiU-inht'i' ITlh, Mllfi, I was To be advei-tisi-,,1 September 20t' COBBLE'S RING .k-i1! In ilii- euiiiiltinns anil I-OHtI'll-• to advertise the fact that on Mon anil rtepteiii'ber -JTtli, 111 I.",, in tl •—•While,, tlmt.4 siM riM'lli in an tinlinanre i-n day cvttnintt, Oelobei' 1st, 1IMF tnilepeiident-Leailer. lllii-il "An i ii'iliiiiinei- lni|iusiii^ foil Hie Townslilp Committee will mee be certain of eliminating aiiy element of luck^l ne turkeys at the diliuiis ami Ki'Hlrli-iiims un lain at H P. M. (1-11'T) in the Ommlttei Urtrr !•>•• VV-.'III: llncUel I4V/K'" i'y l'iii-m, Ronald Wickliif, owiii-il by tht1 Township ill' VV'ooil Chambers, Memorial Municlpa NO'ricr. OF I'tw.ic SAIIB i?s, Mont., wanted to see brlilKi- wltliln liloi-lts 17M, 4Iii inn fiulkllns, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, TO WHOM',IT MAV CONCURS: -177, W-innlbriilKi- 'rowitshii) J\HSI-SS« .ml expose ami noil at public sale At a' regular meeting of the i ~ i,'iilil and emerald ring would ii'nt Map," mliipti'd .Si'iiteinbfr Ibth, ind to tho highest bidder aocordlnff 'ownshlp Committee of the Town- •llM the birds. He took it off Mil. D terms of sale on fllfi With the ihip of WoodbflilKf! .held M.ondni| Take fiirUusr notice that the 'ownslilp.Clerk open to Inspection lepte.mht-i' l7tli,tl'l045, 1 was directed «avi-i| it in front of tt gobbler. 'ownahlp Committee has, by resolti- Business stationery^ factory forms, Wed(ft|p ,nd to be publicly'read prior to sale, o advertise the faot that on Mon- "£ tliL-m stepped up and swal- ilon nnd pursuiiut to law, fixed a .ot M in llli)t-k^R39, Woodbridge lny es'eiiins, Oi-inbi-i- 1st, lOlft, : 11111111111111 pl'iri- at wlllcli Siii'l lots nwnsliip Assessment Map. he Tuwnship Committee will meet ••!_ it, so quickly it almost made In aald bloult will be sold together Take further notice that the at S P. M. (KPT) in the 'Committee K Ii tt '.-i heail Hwim. Now, he can with nl! other AetatlB pertinent, said Township Committee has, by rtBolu- Chambers, Memorial Municipal annoiineements. programs ^ -r ^re specialize * B uliilimmi pilri. lii-iiiK $'•!,7ilil.lit) pltm lon and pursuant to law flxetJ a I':- wait for Thanksgiving. t Building, Wooiibrlilga, New Joraey, iosts of preparing ilocd tind adyer- nltilmiiiu price nl which aald lot md oxpose and sell ut public, sale J.sInK IIIIH mile. Said lots In .iaid in said hlogk Will be sold together mil to the lilghiist bidder according block, If sold on terras, will require with all other details pertinent, said ..o terma of sale on tile with the , WAR WORKERS n dojvn piivmi'iil nl' (iill.llll, llii' bal- iiliiinium pi-leu being f25O,Oi> plus — for Township; Clerk open to Inspection them and scores of. other i^Hii :| t l"' !']y 21)0,000 war workers ance of pure baa a prieo to be paid In -u.'itu of preparing deed and adver- and to he publicly reiul prior to sale, I1' lost their jobs since the Jap- eiliuil monthly installments of $J7.lln :l«iiiK thl.i sale. Said Itit In said ,ot« 10 and in lilock plua Interest nnd other tet'inu pro- dock, If sold on ternia, will require Sl AVoi)(lbrld(fe Township Assessment | ' sun-undered, according to vided for In contract of nalo. down payment of jiS.00, the, hal- Mil*. • 1 1 1 uiiie of piirclisBe price to be paid In P ' ' ''. Goodwin, jlirector of fake further notice that at said r '• Take further notice 0.oo, the bal- Upon aceeptunce of the minimum regard being given to terma and ance of purchase price to be pal $ in manner of paymont. In case ona or ''• IH llHltHBV (11VKN that bid, or bid abovo minimum, by the equal monthly initallmeitHof ,.-.,«». hl Townaiilp Caiiimlttaa mid the pay-more minimum bids shall ba rt»- »'ini! iiropimod ordlimiii'i', :el^ed. plus Interest «nd other terma pro- ''"'liii-i-d am) punned on llrst ment thereof, by the purchaser ac- vided -for In ••(-oiitrtu-.t- of sikle. 11 a ineetlim of the Town- I'orcllnR to the manner of purcbue Upon acceptance of the minimum Take further nollco that at said '""'iltli-e of the ToWllHhlp of In uuconlaniie with terms of »ul« on bid, ur bid above- mtnunum, by tlie nal«, or any ilat« to whloh .it' row. "'ft'1. III tlie County of Mld- Ille, tliii Township will de'liver o bar- Township Committee and tho pay he adjuurntitl the Township" Opmi A'-w .li-i-m.y, held on, th. gain nnd Bale deed for sald-prjinluea. mont thereof by the KurcTiaur ac mlttee reserves tht right.In Its dl>- DAT Kir. September lttlh, 11115. cording to tl>« inftnB»r of piir-1™ urs'tlon to reject uny one. or all hldii D. J. DUN1GA.N, Townslilp Ulerk, Will bu ,'tliken 1 in accordanoe wltq term* o l« on and to sail aald luts In said block '" Hii'iii.'i- '' " aiu1 To be ailvui'tlaisd tiiiptembi'f 20tli file, the Tpwrahlp wlU dsUy, lo uuch bidder as it may uelecLpdae iMi'i'i)"'^.."11,* iiieollnV pi. i and SBi)titmbtH' a7t.h, HHS, In. Ihetain and1 Kale iked'for said premises regard Iminsf given to teiintr affd manner, of payment, In case ona or |iii,.,.,'i, ' "I'u'ilUe* to be held, m DtATED: Seilternber- 18th, 3915, 1 B'lim i" ',"u!" '" tlle MunicipaMuni l B. J. DUWaAN, Township Cleyk more roliilinum lilda ahull be -r*- '• ">- m Wot,dbrl(lf6'luuuurium,' NeNew«fl,Ww.i jerJer- . To bu advilfliseil S op I sill lie if '3 Of oelved. • • . >..•.'•. . Mi :r to i W-n- and Septein'ber 2T{1>, IHIi, In. th Upon acceptance of the minimum , •-, i3t day o( • Octohtsri i 1HKJ S»3t •"•'• " " 1S.P.T.) O i)id/ or b|d ft^ova minimum, by th* |, " >liel'«uttev 1 fs ; («r tui WM0| '•&S fevS aS^i!-'^^-'*' iS»S3i!^ . KOOTCR 0* TO' WWOM *TM At VI '

PAGE 6-B A Tip For Fair Fall Dayt-And How's font Health?

the War Bride 1 You Can't BuiW a Better World Neither shall the ; By JUSTINE MANSFIELD "Good-bye, darling," she smiled ready to commit suicide, to die. And .Ignore God his tent thero " ; Ellen wondered if it was really at Xed bravely. But her gentle, wise mother did not The nations an<) individuals literally fulfilled, "Good-bye, my precious," Ned's push matters, she knew Ellen must «)ie who Walked down the disk' and that neglect and defy God shall . Before your vei-v ,.v , eyes were fastened to hers as be kept busy and she began to anlwcrcd fiui'-iliniis with "I do I I, perish. God's words says 'so and aeon the swift retrlbuij n do!" though .nothing in the world could make her occupy herself with history has proved its truth. Look fallen on Germany ,,„, l"l» chores and duties, First about the h She knew that N< I had slipped.* separate them. "I'll write when- at Babylon, the proudest and most They, exalted CjT * house; then'outside the home. She a H«W on her f'uiirrr. in the words: magnificent empire on the face of warred against God •,', , r took Ellen to the Hed Cross, where the earth. God said through Isaiah, "And ,with thi.=< ring, 1 do the* fo»k. < doS, ", Ml,ll her daughter's actions were at first "I will Rweep it with the besom of lowest and 'bloodir. xl wed." Today's Pattern f automatic, but later became metre destruction." $ beasts. They became "1- " *ildl • She knew he kinsd her, and in animatcdi th* ecUcy of that moment nothing a^cruel-as-demons L'!^ Both of them took First Aid God. also said, "And Babylon, est reaches of hell Ini1' Jtt'thc world readied her mind, ex- nurses, while Ellen enrolled for a. the glory of kingdoms, the beauty 1 ceptthat Ned was her huMmnd for. move difficult course in Communi- of. the Chnldees exccHency, shall Hitler and all his ,,„ , "ever, forever! leas, broodl Where •„ "" cations. She became active in the be as when God overthrew Sodom ll!t All .she saw were lii.i eyes, hpn- day? Some of tW,.',, > Civilian Defense. The local wom- and Gormorrah. It shall nevar be Xa -Mt, fine, liluo eyes', locking deep an's board appointed her head of inhabited neither shall it be dwelt themBelyea ahovc tj,.i'.'."' '' "iiitohef own, wnurinit her.she was the Entertainment Committee lor in from generation to generation. •everything to' him. yisiting men in the,service. EHcn • .'- A beautiful "liliViun was Ellcn'q. scarcely had a moment to call her Teare"c1 perhaps of ali ',|.(, ' "" Nothing muttered-except thaVshc Suggested For Fall brood, whose .shadow. ' '"'rili own. - , . '" "059 t»as' married to .Ned whom she had All her subconscious and consci- Germany, He"had t|, life. and. death,jjver ih, "loved eyer.sir.ci' they were children. ous thoughts were of Ned, full of people, and sent th,,,m„„ '"n Nothing mattered except tlmt she hopefulness, with a youthful belief tjrture chambers, „, ;,./' and Ned -would biivc. 'a home to- and trust in the ultimate Victory gether,- children, closely knitted beaten m starved („ ,|'!'!, ' 1 of Right. ; lives, deep eternal emotion*; was worth millions, in hl',,' i Every night she knelt down by ti ensure. It could ,i , ,' ' ' But a (lush of TrnH(>m-8t«ttci't d her bed and said a prayer:, \ n {' these thought?, as though -someone fiod-floutinp; wretch IL". 'God, send Ned back to me, vie-, poison. -, had suddenly, with deliberation, torious." And then as if she was # . violently pushed the /loveliness of For three days hU i, ,,|. , 1 I being a' trifle too presumptuous,' : the .dream out of her head. she prayed again. "If he cannot re- the, floor of a Xim,',,':,,:' ' . "You know," she told herself, Three 'soldiors dunip,-,i , •iij turn, my heart will never, forget ifll-i , "that in a week he is (,'oiriK away, him and his bravery." one-ton truck a!nn,..j,| faf away." Not once 'was Ellen sorry she spades. He was cl:»lim Kiave, ' '' Mying 'all right'?" lakes 314 yards 39-Inch fabric OWN CAR ANNOYS HIM hat il copied from th« French legionnaire*. Ceil and straight, or with other outfits. Ceil Chap- So'perished the n-,i ||:,,., i "Because," replied Ellen softly, Send TWENTY CENTS In colnt Chicago—Aroused in the early Chapman designed it. man designed it. K r realizing she had spoken the words "tor this pattern to 170 News- hours by the prolonged honking who exnltcd himself, „, ,f'.",'," for him to hear, "[ feel like that. paper Pattern Dept., 233 West 18th of an automobile horn, David Wa- for, above the stars , St.. New York 11. N. Y. Print took a hand, and he , Everything's goinc to he all right:" lanka complained to the police. WORLD VIEW Plainly 8I&.-NAME, ADDRESS- New Fall Fashions to his, end, He died U "You just bet it is, honey," re-' STYLE NUMBED. They investigated, found a short- World governments, including circuted horn button in a car nrd that he was, c4MKJ "Some people go through all of Ellen stood roote'd,1 recapturing $15,G'00,OC'0,000. This amounts to Th.e answers to pnivei- '.!ia: 'life for a hundred years and never the touch of Ned's lips on her GAS RATION COUPONS. an economic shuck of the first New Falj trend in lingerie is so often delivered men frmn Ijave Ruch a marvelous time as we own. You can now throw your old magnitude. One1 cushion stems the petticoat-bras combination. even when adrift on tl n are having," said Ellen, "I shall Suddenly she was aware -r; "You're ri^ht, dearest one," re- the elements were weeping. But Office of Price Administration, likes this sleek skirt in black ly with un. plied Ned, thoughtfully, "NU^IC Ellen did not cry. A (just of pour- which says that the old ration M'ESSAGES tricot with net insert following Let us in deep hunniiiy I, people never capture the.esijuisitc ing rain blew heavily against Imr currency is' valueless and "could For either city or suburban wear the soft well-tailored rayon- The officially, designated next the scalloped hemline. ..Wash-' to Him in gratitude ;;:••! ;h.i 1 be disposed of." lined wool suit shown above as pictured in the September issue able, it needs no pressing, has joy, we. have together. ' Then so- checks and the sudden dash of of kin are now able to send one nuss for all His meiii..-, I.H _.r berly: "Ellen, dearest, when our water brought her out of what of Good Housekeeping magazine is ideal. The brothcr-and-iister message to prisoners of war in a narrow waistband with elas- forward to conquer n ,,v ior rijhi week is over, you'll have no ve- seemed a trance. This created UQ OWI recommends to Truman it wool knit suits for the children come in brown, navy'or green the Far East, which will be do- tic b,ack. An Extacee design, it ousness, truth mid >ar,i!y in ar i|jxct5i.\vjJL^o..yj_..}Y!it.n \ !iiiv(: y°u awareness that she was standing

C-HRuropfiER MARLOWE Middlesex HETHKOEAfHIMATAVEJUl • • •• t BRAWL IN LONDON i ,;Frpss • * for

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( What Oi The Wur.Pta? "BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN" jepentent-teatyr The United States now owns hundreds of Thq Labor Crisis tiiRli WHHnn"(«n Kelly nd,iMrial plants, ranging,from small units (An Editorial In The New York Tim*«) if. 1042 i massive projects for the production of COMBINING eel, aluminum, synthetic rubber and such As. a sudden rash of strike!) and forcing the Government in War- hings. of extravagant wage and hqur de- time to take strike ballots among mands bursts out simultaneously employes at the1 taxpayers' ex- The official policy is to sell these plants, n a score of indutriw, Washington pense. Mr. Reuther now plans to 11i-jlirrl Kvcry Thursday by th« officials hurriedly gather to discuss make use -of this provision. He has 'uiillHlilnB Company, WoodtirMBiv N. .T. ubject to certain regulations. While it is ' (.rolrory, President!) Maxwell Itognn, additional "labor machinery." One told reporters that under the terms ,. i,invrcnoo P. C omparatively easy to find buyers for the 'labor relations expert" is quoted •of the law ho will petition the Fed- as declaring that "an Administra- eral Government to take strike ittle plants, the giant projects may be too votes in n hundred General Motors . ,;|3|.)(iOHV .ilMltor anil PulilldluT tion that prides itself on planning arge. for any single buyer. This may be- bis never planned its labor rela- plants. v "\ iMH'.l'HNORST NEWSPAl'Kr :omc a headache. tion." \ • As a further Federal contribu- ;rilithm Hwtei_ya.«erye«r In nd But it is strange to Accuse Con- tion toward tho present stiuation, Under the circumstances what should gress and the . Adminltration of we must not forget the WagncT f . r b he government do? There are those who having no labor machinery, no la- Act. This act, in addition to pro- [Always 10 a bor "planning" and no labor moting' unionization, specifically nsist that if private enterprise is unable to policy. The basic difficulty is.rath- Japanese sources comes the opin- sanctions strikes. It also, in effect, uy the plants and opeTst&,them that the er tho opposite. -If is the existence prevents employers from djscharg- '•]!(. Japanese'people, by loyally ovemment should do so. There are-others of too much overlapping "andxori- ing^trikers and hifihg^Ehcr per- tt with the forces of occupation, flirting labor machinery. It is not manent workers in their places, and vho demand that they be. dismantled if the absence of a labor policy that, laiile to convince the world of their so deprives employers of the chief hero are no buyers and that the govern- has done most to bring about the weapon they previously possessed L associate with civilized pe6ple nent take the loss as a war item! present crisis; it is the existence in combating strikes. Finally, the of i\ labor policy based chlofly on Itiinc to have a government that can Frankly, we would much prefer to see Supreme 'Court has declared that political expediency. labor unions enjoy sweeping im- carting place, amorig the nations of he government sell its plants, if anything It was ii spokesman for the Tru- munities,' under Congressional ke a fair price can be obtained, Wo thor- man Administration; William H, laws,"from the anti-trust and itnti; jitc the evidence of the war that haw ughly approve the,policy designed to prc- Davis, the .Director of Economic conspiracy'laws that aprdy to ev- , an end, with,all the utrocition that Stabilization, who a little less than eryone else. ' ' ent such sales from promoting moiiupolie^ feen proved against the Japanese, two weeks n^o announced that the Whether one approves ' of al' .nd we see no .sense in subsidizing any in- Administration's policy would be il| |><.! some Americana anxious to these measures or not, they cun- v lustry in order to keep it operating in the to hnnst wHgen anil keep down not be called a luck of govern- u! hand of fellowship and to give ace of normal, peacetime competition. prices. Ho went on to support this mental labor policy. With the Wai hiiese people credit for civilized im- policy with the remarkable doc- Labor Board, the National Labor At the same time, we cannot see much trine that wiiges were not an im- ihat are alien to their character. Relations Board, the railway and pn.se in permitting valuable industrial portant element in prices. The other labor boards, and the Depnrt- jiipane.se, it should he remembered, unions hiiv<> nnt. linen slow to tnkn menl of Labor, wn cannot, be said lants that might be useful become useless their war against Russia by a sur- th(? Ailministciilion at its word. As to have a lack of governmental ecause private buyers cannot take them Walter 1*. Kciithcr, the vice prcsi- labor machinery. The real question lack upon Port Arthur, They began :lent of the United Automobile ver. This is unadulterated waste, to be ii whether we have been following litr against us, while diplomats were Workers of America, writes to the the right policies or setting up the voided if possible. Just how this is to be Icrciice in Washington, by a treach- president of the (lencral Motors right machinery. Certainly, tin one is a problem for the big minds of Corporation, "with Ibis [Adminis- mere existence, of more concilia- n'k without any declaration of tration] policy we in the UAW- and government. tion machinery is not. going U (.'10 are in hearty accord. We have solve the problem, and proposals' maintained all alonp that the pub- for compulsory arbitration are n liinii, and wherever the Japanese inturest. demands effective, ! j; move in the direction of /toL:ili liiive gone, helple.su people have stringent price control. * ' Our tarianism. The proposal for a con Search For Prosperity demand [for a l!0 pur cent increase) ference of "Labor" and "Manage- nist routed in horrible fashion and As millions of fighting men shift from in present scheduled hourly wage ment" is a mere evasion of the |atf cll'orts were made' to degrade rates] is made with the knowledge issue, unless the Government has inform into civilian clothes and other ;h representatives of the West- thalf^t will not ncccssilati! any a very conci'ete program to pre- nillions of war workers turn to production price increases." sent for possible acceptance. Itlnlis. f peacetime goods, there will be unem Political responsibility for the now, with the Allied occupation of What the Federal Government loyment but it will be a temporary phase present outbreak of strikes and has to decide now, through Con |n-iict'i;-ding, there can be little con- demands HOOK hack fsirther than )f our economic cycle. gross and the Administration, is in the apparent submission of the this. All during tho war period, whether it should withdraw fron In six to twelve months industry will be when the War Labor Hoard, under the one-siiled labor intervention o Esc people. Nobody knows whether .Mr. Davis'was ordering wage in- Under The State House Dome >usy making up for the war years, manu- recent years, or whether it should l])iiiii!se military clique has formu- creases, it kept insisting that in attempt to balance out this inter- By J. Joseph Grlbbins feiiiisUM' designs or whether there isacturing the things that millions of Ameri- relation to Increased prices the in- vention with a two-sided policy crease in weekly • ."take-home" ing like an underground organize cans want to buy. The people have the that recognizes union responsibili- ; is again reorganized. 44th Division wages should bo ignored. It also ties as well us union rights. TRENTON — Government pur- approximately 14,500 officers and Japan, primed to take advantage money and the demand will probably be ignored' the increase in average chased New Jersey potatoes are enlisted men, was mustered into officers and enlisted men achieved * hourly earnings, and even the in- Federal Service September lMaine and Vermont in At the time it comprised the tions and commendations. What will happen after next year is one figure for purposes of mea- (Aider to support present price lev- 57th Brigade, Infantry; lillt'h Field HOMES:--Construction of homes Deeds And Concrete Credits.' nybody's guess. Much will depend upon suring labor's position. This was Church Calendar els of one of the greatest "spud" Artillery Brigade; 104th Engi- m a jerry-built fashion may be basic straight-time wage rates. crops in the. Slate's history. neers,, Combat; 119th Medical taboo in New Jersey in the post- .he action of business itself. If it develops The unions concurred in this. Their wai; days ahead. m |til:iu;ment of American newspaper- During August the Commodity Regiment; HDth Quartermaster iin appreciation of high wages, as a means arguments ignored the increase in First Church of Christ, Scien- Regiment*; 44th Division Surgeons Officials of the State Depart- talked with Japanese journal- average hourly earnings anil the Credit Corporation purchased ap- lo provide buying power, and agrees to tist, Scwarcn, is a branch of the proximately 1,300 cars of New Office, Headquarters Staff and De- ment of Economic Development LTokyo is that recognition of defeat icrease in weekly earnings. But Mother Church, The First Church .he necessity of giving farmers a fair share Jersey potatoes and the sales have tachment, Special Troops; Medjcal are drafting u building -code for co means universal among the Jap- .ow that wages us measured by of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, one and two-family residences in. hesc last two standards are gain; been of great assistance to the po-Department, Headquarters Com- j many of whom were surprised and jf the national income, there is a ciiance Mass. Sunday services at 11 A, tato industry. As only half of the pany; 44th Miltary Police, 44th the State which will prevent tlift own and not u|>, union leaders M. Sunday School at V:'M) A. M. fan! at the Hutfden surrender, hat consumers will maintain the need for I'.l'lB record-breaking potato crop Signal-Company, 11!)th Ordinance construction of homes that axe ixh to reverse the process. The Wednesday Testimonial meeting, not up lo standard. The standards greater production. f i:5,o:iii,000 bushels is out of and the llfRli Observation Squad- lemls point to the declaration of eeldy "take-home" wage, ignored 8 P. M.; Thursday, reading room, . ' ^^ ,a "nt\hD KOVC1.n. will bo easily understood so that 2 to 4 P. M. ron. il William • F, Halsey, warning Much also depends upon the attitude of n its way up, suddenly becomes ment purchases will probably con- The 102nd Cavalry was ordered every citizen can participate in the "Matter" is the Lesson-Sermon "mawkish" sentiment'' in enforc- ,hc average American to the development lie crucial figure. Union leaders tinue-until late fall. into Federal service January (i drive to prevent inferior, 'unsub- ;ish now to freeze it at-its-war- sulject for Sunday, September Zli.i y stantial building projaefei in the •uirrender terms. Such leniency, in f foreign trade. Certainly, if business, in Golden Text: "I have declared, The dumping of the best grades l'J41;; 112th Field Artilleryy, 'Jan- ime peak. Hut while basic ^vago of potatoes into the feed bins of State. lew of the Admiral, will "sure at its last analysis, is the swapping of goods ates during the war increased and have saved, and 1 have shewed, uary 27, 1!)41; 122nd'' SSeparate Thc'codo will probably bp pre- dairy barns is the first aftermath Battaliori, Coast Artillery, January I und taxes lead to another war." und services, the more swapping the more rom January, 11)41,' by only 20 when there was no strange ;jod sented to the 1946 Legislature for among you: therefore ye are my of V-J Day to hit New Jersey. The 27, 1!>41; Firsi t Battalionli , 372n3d >er cent, average hourly earnings Government encouraged potato Infantry, (rifle), March 10, 1941.approval, Admiral points out that "for two business and the greater the profits. It is ncreased 53 per cent and average witnesses, saith the Lord, that .1 farmers lo produce more und more The 44th Division trained al HOFFMAN:—Former Goyerno* [•Japan ha.s suffered an unbroken a question whether our leaders really be- veelcly earnings 77 per cent, lt is am God" (Isa. 4»: 12). Sermon. Passages from the potatoes to feed the armed forces Fort Dix with Major General Clif- Harold (1. Hoffman, now a lieve this. It is also doubtful whether mil- his hist increase that important and the world at, war and now of crushing defeats in the air, on niona arc trying to freeze, though James version of the Bible include: ford. R. Powell commanding. Gen- tenant Colonel in the Army, ions of Americans will be intelligent "Love not the world, neither the must dispose of the spuds in one eral Powell took the rank of Col- a pleasant surprise recently found, on the sea and under the sea 11 the same period the Ciovern- way or another without causing v enough to resist tho siren appeal of the netit, figures show an increase in things that are in tlui world. If onel to get overseas but will return stationed overseas and the incident •an' defeated," he says, "arid, make growers iwy great loss. American market for Americans. he cost-of-living index of only 28 any man love the world, the love to his higher title when he is mus- proves the old adage that the world |st:ike, utterly and el'ushingly de- er cent. of the Wither is not in him" (I. According to reports, Uncle Sain tered out and the National Guan (Continued on Pai)e 1Q)'' ~- John '2:15). Correlative passages is paying the floor price of $2.20 al llal.sey says thai he is willing Meanwhile Congress has been mking its own contribution to the from "Science and Health with per hundred-pound , sack and is ii evidence of Japanese good faitl iresent crisis through the Con- Key to the Scriptures" by Mary .bsorbing all offerings above what Trouble Possible In Japqn :omtnercial potato dealers take, of deeds and concrete credits,' lally-Smith Act. This act, in ef- Bwker pddy include: The Japanese, it appears, withdrew ect, did nothing to penalize strik- "Divine Science, rising above some of these potatoes lire .shipped I'lilores any acquiescent: in early inmeiliiitely und aome are left on units of the. Kwantung army from Man- ng, though it penalized the'com- physcial theories, excludes matter, claims and requests for goot ianies struck against by providing resolves things into thoughts, and ,he farms of producers after being huria to the- main islands for the purpose replaces the objects of material for with Uncle Sam agreeing I "as members in good standing or Government seizure of their si' defending them against invasion. This iroportieii. A» a positive contribu- sense with spiritual ideas" (p, ,o take them by November 30. mily of the United Nations." He ,ioti, the act contained a provision 12!!). • ' s ome are shipped to various points army is well-trained and consists of many where hunger'lingers, some go to al "tin; Japanese have an obliga- lire-eating, younger element. Some of its the starch factories and some go 'iHare themselves with the worlt jnits may cause trouble. : , . - by Mat ,o the dairy farms to be fed to de empowered to ac n contact with soldiers of the occupation price of the bags at ten. or twelve IJ' in the interest of the world's peace forces, ' > cents pet- 100-lb. aack. Such pota- •—these are our best advertisements. toes must not be vcturnod to the Generally, however, it,is the belief of market, however, as purchasers Not what is said about service-* those who should know that the Japanese must pledge'to'feed'them to the but the service itseli — will tell you cows. Punishment Necessary. leaders, taking their cue from the Em- Ironically, 'only the big potatoes how earnestly we are working tor peror, are trying to complete the surrender are fed to the cows as the little hupc ihey catch.up with him some day your interests. • according to terms. It appears that the ones may cause them to choke, lu' him pay.for whut he did to us," which is probably what the tax- government seeks to perpetuate the mili- Every time you come to this bank we '"''.v.dibbs, British wailoV, speaking payer will do after reading tliis >s5eMti«£*! tarist group which formerly operated the story. sincerely try to be of real help to you. KJin^r (ji Japanese guard wh- () 1Oi empire. Allied prisoners brutally and evei NATIONAL GUARDi—Officers 1 "ins man to death. of the New Jersciy National Guard ls ls will return to their permanent l i we pi-L'sume, the common hop The War Still Will Cost Money. rank, despite wartime promotions, [pii's*!*' TTV' |e» who were tortured while in th when tljey return to this country, s The financial experts of the Govern- according to indications. I «f a brutal foe.. Helpless, cut oil Member ln ( ment estimate that, as a result Of the end Reports from Washington indi- Member ' -nds, these Allied men sufl'erei cate that. Congress will go along "Ull! physical pain as the barbarii of the war with Japan, the nation will save on tliu National 'liimrd military "Allied to various devices to ven around $18,.500,000,00(). rather than order a huge, expen- |1( sive standing army. The graining ' -'n upon the white men. On August 1st, Harold D, Smith, Budget of future.members of the National lilV(» iifi idea whether the army o Director, estimated that $70,000,000,000. tluard.will be dovetailed into the will apprehend Kango Cho bu would be spent for the purpose oi' carrying work of the Regular Army,and the Officers' Reserve Corps, l on the war against Japan until next July. l! - thousands like him. Every on Governor Walter E. Edge has •M ' - caught, given a summary, bu Now, he. says, warspending during the pa not set any time for reorganiza- : ' ''lal !">il if found guilty, taken c/u riod will be about $50,000,000,000. tion of-the National Guard, for the THESE SAME QUALITIES OFOUH PEOPLE ARE WE I Id|; • * • • reason that officers and enlisted Even so, the average American^wiU be BEST ASSURANCE OF OUR. ABIUTY TO EXPAND men of the 44th Division SET ASIDE IN WAR BONDS, LIFE INSURANCE AND ' mustered out. {^•'•midation that half-savage pto> ' and August, so the figures really show thai SAVINGS ACCOUNTS WIU. GIVE GREATER, 6C0PB The 44th National Quard Divi- HIKE NATIONAL war spending lor the next JQII months wll' ANP OPPOHTUMITy FOR THE INDIVIDUAL, sion in peacetime represented all •" "' taught, throygfc such punish AND THE, NATION, tfi of NewJo-rgey's guardsmen and, a llllt 't is tfanjjwpmj.tq commit pi average, around three und, J» Jialf ..billioi poijtfon 'hi' Tmr Tftrfc "to dollars •'IV PAGE SIGHT fmm&DAY, fiEPtBMBEft 30, DM5 1 Clark Oable, garner] in » form- Hollywood Notebook fitting black -cnnhmere sweater, Iselin Personalities 3rd Ward Republicans Sewaren Perso Puhlieity-lads tnjr it "whistle- Are Hosts At Outing wnrdrobish." —the annual meeting of the Inff in their A committee of film executivesj that •*h<-' cnn 1)r Rlnmorous nnd in —The Parent-Teacher Associa- Avenue after spending the sum- Sewaren Civic Association-will be tourinit the .war-ravaged , , -! "This Sirnnjro Ailv'enturp she will Canada's exportR nnd impiirts tion will meet this afternoon nt mer at Ocean Gate. dale Avenue, w,1Ii(]l ' "i WOODBRIDOE—Other Repii held tonight 8:15 o'clock( in the e:in continent were ,remind«T by j''" a sizzling lo.ve scene with from United States increase. • 2:.'1O in Pershing Avenue School. —The Woman's Club of Iselin lican Clubs were guests at the school auditorium, Three -mem- et! to her home ,,, ''•''•ha, Pope Pius XII, of their future : Mrs. Goldstein will preside. held its opening meeting last week *! HM.tnV OK Al'ttlf — OOT XTY OF MIDAI.KNRX Third Ward Republican Club pic- bers of the executive board will Visit with her morol obligation* to the world-i —Ml'. Sidney Handwagner, at the First Church of Iselin, Pres- ! 11 nic held Sunday nt Maple Tree be elected. All Sewaren; residents • I ..i-._. „/ n.- i.j,,.i,,', TlnTh«e originall nmllmtilill lias 1>»IMb»i>nI KMflli>' l with lh» Clerk ooff the tirnird nt Fiat Avenue, is a patient in the byterian. Mrs. Elizabeth Buzzing O'Cc...... 'ConnniVEMAv,,,,;,, ,Jllr ; - • • •- - • l,P Farm. Mayor August F. Greiner wide audience, of the industry•«• ,,,„„„ r-^choidpr.i or iht Ootihty'of jilrUllMM. nn>i may of the Bureau of Agriculture was are eligible to become members •Mr'.'.irhd : grave Responsibility and tnp im-' luring hinin«» hour* frnm 9 A. SI. in 4 P. M, « Alexian Brothers' Hospital, Eliza- and Committeeitian lierbert B. and everyone interested in improv- inense amount of good" it could; beth. guest speaker. The next meeting Rankin greeted all the guests, •««• •***»*. John, (lif-V was held yesterday at the horn* of ing local conditions is - urged to ! effect. "It is for public opinion,"! BALANCE SftEfiTs'. CTnRFlNf —Mrs. Florence Gardner, Silver A lucky number contest was Sunday-.with Mr ,,r Mrs. E: Aajker, Star Street. ' be present. , , however, he concluded, "to .»m-; tlnlrinri' Beach, N. Y., spent a few days at held in the dance hnll whjjre Wal- jamw Straight, i,,'.; ,. - ri —Mis3 Emily Ann Lance, West tain wholeheartedly and effective-! "" " the home of Mrs. G. Grogan, Fiat ^-The Comen's Republican Club ter Cooke served a.<* caller of the T -The TiB,tiM. (.;";;• 1 1 Avenue and Miss Arlerte Haller, ]y every legitimate effort made hy | £**'' ,™ ^J" ^ ii,44.8v Avenue. will meet Mqmlay afternoon at the square dance's. Catherine Roemer 1,7-18.nil I 748.00 home of Mrs. Walter Stillmnn. Richmond, have returned from a party 1 men of integrity and honor tQlVit*r>< itnpivnbie 2,!)OS.fl8' —*!yir. and Mrs. Clarence Bower \vti3 the winner. 11 !l> ten-day visit in tam'pa, Fla, :» I -4.1l3.ltr. and family, have returned to their . ^ s , iu,.| ., purify the films and keep them I/JIV'*" ^ '\'*'"""'?, ' Prize winners in the various The Sewaren Home and a )ln clean, to improve them .nnd in- Vim'fiWmr^'i'tVviirt^1 Home on Sonora . Avenue after 1 irrhim wili h, , iid so r. 8;io,on spending the summer at Laurence' THE. games were Janice KRIIOI , Cath- School Circle will hold its first crease their usefulness."' j 1 ineth .Biitlfr. .», ; 4n3.ut.ofi 1 . larbor. . erine Soiecki, Marie Merrifielu , meeting of the season, Tuesday, 3 '' SITS, S' 1: : Vincent Bonncore, .lack Sliyk'aj- P. M. in the School auditorium., ' P '!|J For the;-benefit of those"- who j :—Mr., and Mrs. Leo Christenscn Ronald Decibus, Donald 'O'Britn, Van think that the life of an aelitr *rr! and family, Jlillcrest Avenue, and New Books —The nnnual Lucy J.. La fmr Avenue has eni,.,, t)onalt! Johnson, Mary Tebeftda, Day will be held Sunday at the actress, in Hollywood I? 'a veri* n ApprnprliiHon lie Miss Joan Furze, Scmo.ra Avenue; Margu'ery ^Rudely, MarHyn Coun- more year nt Si;,:,, table "bed of rota,", we hasten to j .J iii.'O* II- I $ 22.249.1 spent the week-end -at WavetoWn. Novelist. JaraM^Renisey UH111- Lati'd • nnd • Water, Club House to lego, Trenton. • .l-.rtit-rif.-tii-.v Appn.|iri;itl,im terniati, lHinda"J61iTison, Freil Bon- honor Mrs. Fvank J> La Fair, sec- nu-iitiun that Auh'cy Trotter, MetroM i , Ucieiyfi . . . , .:., • •..'" '" ;r, % 75.1*0" . —Sgt. Dominick- Bonomolo is an confesses that he would not acore, William Wafmcft, Ruth —Miss' Rhi,|r. STflfld ' ;»»,(iil '.-' IHt.UO' actress, has madmadee ' eight picturpictunue !! _^-'?»"'-. ^^n»n-Jv.. v .... ipending a hnfough with his pa-make a pood window-cleaner. He 8 retary of the Sewaren Republican Ronil, has enT(11-<-,'l 1,, .t. 22li.Jril.lf I 2^.00(1,11 t),- .•22.S34.P7 Bfady, Clara' Roemcr, Putricia Club, Ihc.'A covered dish Rupjter in fourteen months'without a sin-' | '),,„*, V(.,u tiit " rents, Mr. ami Mrs. J, Bonomolo, is afraid of'high places; In spite Lowley, Carin llnrbala, Dnloren at New Jersey c,,i!,."14 , 2.T32.B0* will.be featuml (it 5. o'clock, H, D. gle dny off. Her current work L-s, _ it*»t)ui..i*;,i Hillereirt A'v'priue, of which, he lifts climbed, with pick Ruddy, Louis Fezza, -.Anthony^ Ndw Brunswii'l.:. . ' r i ni.T3i.ir. c r9t4 Clark..is general-chairman. ' second"lead wjth Una'Turner nn.l.l'" """ - , —Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Foster amLrope, Some of the most famous Coppola, Mrs, L, Decibus and'Mrs. John Garfield in "The Postman $ -4n3.1-n.n6 t ,1a,-isi.ii) i have returned to' their hoinfi .in and formidable mountains in the Michael i —Mrs. Jessie Mozer and Ron, 'Always Rings Twice.-" Louisiana after visiting "Mr. and world, and incid&ntaliy, written Qi Cpl. tivnn Mozer, Philadelphia,; Alkntnwn,' P;i.- | Mrs. Albert Foster, Elmhurst Ave- three books and-ninny sliort stories Daniel V. Rush was chairmnn were the weekend guests of,Mr. minutes after 1'i. i!?J ^ Wh.il*> *ome actorsMi're reluctant!, M:ilan<-f^ RalAiicr nue, . , ' " announced the ^in^I < 1 1 |iw. 31, 1I>U DPI-. Ill, liMI flboHt mountain-climbing, HiR lat-and Mrs. James O'Brien secretary, and Mrs. Kenneth Bt.iiloi\ We"st r to. play-an unpopular role; Oh'arlCsj • ** " * —Harry Ketchum, so'n of Mr. est novel, "The White Tower", is nssistl'd by Geprge.Luffbarry, Jb» Avenue. an, Frank Hujr.-n!:;,,.-,.'' " .' Boyer Isn't. He will play a Ja;> I C.IMII t five-inch dynaniiio '•;!,'"; lll.llllUIIII and Mrs. A. Ketchum, Newark, the Book-of-the-M.on.th Club selec- seph Chipponeri, Norman Low,er, —All those who have not regis- in "Typhoon." This isn't "the first j i^lJ^^^J,' spent P.riday'ut (he homo of Mr. tion for September. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel (Counterman, tered for the coming election may Kwd kept in a |,,,M;,".'> time he has had such a rule. Some j »-|.-k Trust- nj 42.(iii l.nn find Mrs. Itussel Furze, Sonora The White Tower of the tale is Mrs. Ann Wyckoff, Mrs, Frieda do so tonight nt the Land and 45 years. It ."«-,.„- ^ ...^to.mi ITfi.uil* bang." The fiivorm' „'.".,. yem ago, he played a. Jap Oen-j 2^£T^>^ i;«ll.«n 1 sfr,:. mi 2l4.fiil A'venue. n terrifying immensity of rock nnd Grode, Mrs. HnroM Hanson, Joseph Water Clubhouse beginning nt 8 eral in "Thunder in the East.' | nistru i court Tux.'.-< itr- ' 1T.H7 4.1IJ SI/C John Hermsen' is spending ice, in the Swiss Alps, whose peak Kemak, Andrew Peeibua, Mr. ando'clock. mento of a piniu- n ,,,„,' with A,nnabelln and Merle Ober- iiHi-ial. JlWNi-t Cniirt ri.w attended with hi- riv>.','" l-'oi-s liM-plvahie in.ts' a twelve-day leave with his pa- has challenged and has never been Mrs. Charles Siessel, Frank Ln- About 100 Sewarenite^ atten- on. . ' ItnrjiujtlKitnd Towpclilp Hinte A|<1 31(1.45 rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hermsen, reached l>y the most experiencc-d Farr, Mr. and Mrs. George Slivka, •4, 1000 and v,-^ .'.',,.'^"l l;i>i'<-li-nlilp • Fioiuta .. ,.-. ...:•. * I is. m ded the Third Ward Republican rnental' Fenson.-i \,, >,,. > 1U.19' Jind'er Lane. clMflb,o.rs in the world. Five men Mr. anil-Mrs. William Bftran, Mich- Instead of returning to Ireland; First .MnrtKil»i TriiHl Hiiniln - Picnic and Square Dance held Sun- "special occasion." Geraldine Fitzpernld will -.ippeflr —Mr. amiiMi's. Eugene Ruckheil and a girl, brought together by ael Sasso, Spencer Green, A. H. day afternoon_nnd evening at the crnifil In 1 ert'J't Uri-PU'ittile nil 17I-.00 nY Mrs. Elln•I,jrtn. Mh-g. Ed- on Broadwjiy in'"The Talbot 1' 1111 <••> i ] Slttti'x Treiisnry RnmlK.. 1.15.42 f the Lincoln Highway, spent chariee, determine to comrtrcr war.d T^st, Fred Shephnrd, Wade Maple Tree, farm"," Avenel. LAUWDF.RIES ii.-h iipfii-n i-'irsi Jiiiiii-ini nis '. n'n.42 Thursday at Asbury Park, and Mr. Ullmnn's extraordinarily Story," for Leland Ilayword, 4S8.3S 0 —Miss Jane Chridtie, Middle- lrii-l <'uiiri " exciting novel ifl their story. Each Brown. William Grey, Thomas Bell After August ::|.- -. Another 'tremendously busy 498.39* —Mrs.' Marie Schmidt and bush, spent the weekend with her of them has a personal and charac- and Mrs. Angelina Coppola. and dry eleanci :n ;,. person in Hollywood L? William I 443,446,9.1 J S.'l'J.'.'iiL'.nC J 11,164.87' daughter, Agatha, Correja Avenue, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison pent Saturday in East Orange. teristic reason for Wishing to makg stricted use nf i!,.,,.,.,'' Semlix. After finishing "Calcut- fain is n kind of escape from the Christie, West Avenue. according to tin- ivy'.. , ta," with Alan Laird, he goes to Bnlanc* Bnlnni'? Inrrsaiie or —Mrs. G. Grogan, of Fiat Ave- this climb. For Martin Ordwny, a Dpr. SI, 1943 1>(\ SI, 11144 Dccrpnsp* nue,, spent Friday at the home of young American bomber pilot, who hateful memory ofvSari Germany. —Mrs. Herbert Olsen and son,iah Requireini'ii:, work at Twentioth Century-Fox l.hllllllllM There is a romance in this novel Herbert Jr., have returned to their ed that all cui,::..;." [ [ for a spot in "The Dark Corner." Mr. and Mrs. John Hamburg, Perth jiad been forced to bail out over Amboy.1 Switzerland, it is a test of himself, but (.he real story lies in the climb home in West Avenue from a visit lifted- on carlmn :,•','•! and the manner in which these sin trichlofftliylene, Bored with the idle life she was j in.^i.rrj —Mr. nnd Mrs, Russel Furze, of of his belief in comradship and with Mrs. Westerly Olsen, Sfaten U,7ilT.i:i people are compelled iby the em- thylqne. During leading, Grecr Carson's mother is Sonora Avenue, spent Saturday at courage. For Andreas Benner, the Island. "i" I erging face of death to show the establishmenls-ui taking1 drama lessons and is plan- RfM'Vt'ft : 2 I.(I'fi s' I'liyrnll —Miss M. D. Britton, of Newis the mountain which his father Stern are visiting their mother requirements. IJrilut-Mohs - Puri'hiist' itt l'nito«l Mrs, Sidney Stein, Cliff Road. SliilcH Trt-nsury IIUMIIS f,,ir,n.tn 2,25d IS York, spent last week-end at the (lied trying to ascend. The English One nf James Ramsey Ullmftn's Convinced that Shirley Templi, I'.i'fiM-vt'1 Ten- Inti'i-ral (in I'*"? Hm home of Mr. nnd "Mrs. G. Britton, geologist, Dr. Nicholas Kndcliffe, main interests used to be produc- —Mrs. William II. Tombs and SPECIALIHOES l.nvs.TS l.TSI.RT 213.91' who is only 17. was "too young" thinks of the climb as :i restoration ing plays. His first one, "Faraway daughter, Shirley, Cliff Road, Practically :,]! !i;.ir ,i 2 *'7;i fiji a.ais.Tr. ,«;',:I.7II Soriora Avenue. to play the romantic interest in li.r < •; I s 11 II.til Ai'l'litn of his youth, find fnr Paul Delnm- Horses"l opened the day the banks spent yesterday with relatives in restrictions on riilln- ;,,,..J :,!i3-j.!i; —Mrs, L. R. Pe-toletti and i i the life of Joseph Gotten in "Sud- fur Intt-rp.it iinil Mlvl- 11 it-, tho moutuin is a-serene, pure closed and it closed two days later. Toms River. ther house slipp,i-. ,i; ,;;J i mis - r.'iifili liull Ai'i'uunt ... I.HM.fil 1,194.114 [laughter Antoinette, Marconi denly It's Spring," someone a lit- * fur: Avenue, spent Thursday toi New- challenge to the. sickness in his ni-Subsequently he had an outstand- Mr. and Mrs, William J. Baran n'hd flat-botioini.il - .,,!,„••] tle more grown-up will have that Slink liivcstinHit N«-w hilist soul. To the 'German officer, ing success with Sidney Kingsloy's will be hosts at the Charity Fund been lifted by tli,- \\..: 0,H2.no 1.00 ark. part and Shirley will play a typi- wli-k Trust do 8,141.0(1 "Men in White." There were other 1'tlon Board, \vhi<-h il;-,^-,! l-'lrst Mortgage Tru»l KIIIIIIH 1,75(1.00 i,;,7r..fHi Sl/C -Woodrow Webber, B«f- Siegried Hein, the ascent is an Card-party sponsored by the Se- cal teen-ager, which is probably Mdtnr Vetiii-lp FIIIPH Itocclvnlilc l,l',ll.(lll i.nriri.nii 24 4.11(1 'alo; Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Weh- example of the German will, mere- moderate successes, and the us- waren Republican Club, Inc., Utthe drastic military 'mr hifllriet Ciiiirt TilM's Itei-flvnlilf I7.H7 4.11-1 I2.-H1* ther and slrnc^ in:ul belter all around. . »,' Si-i-(tii,i .hirtii-liil Hstrlit Cniirl . ly another form of war and a ual quota of flops. In 1936 came Land and Water Club House to- r itfr, Belleville, were thc> Sunday l-'t-fs Ut-i-okMl>lp , 3111 M. , guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Web- proof th.it be is superior, strong- four in u row—after which there morrow night. possible. Six months a^o Lawrence Tiei'- Um-iiUKl! nml Townslilji Kt:itc Aiil ll er than others. And finally for the was a note in Winchcll's column: •—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klein, ncy was working for a sign com- lli'i'plvahli"- li'iKi'ds -. ber, Cinder Lane.. l-'lriil .Vroi-tKURi' TniHl HOIKIH - —Mrs., George Fergusen and girl, Carla Dehn, 11 Viennese, who ".Tallies U. Ullmann, the theatrical Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perint and pany, operating a pnsthole digger. l.lijiililiitlnt; |)]vlilin Noll's Amlinr- HE KNOW -r-rN\U(56S! < 5 KNOua Kpiu B\6 immediately had a Hequul written iv.vil liut nut Iwsiu-il inn,niio.fin THAT? /> MUST HAVE / Surplus 1 Lv\"*-llm- - ISilT ,... . •iv,r.r,s,n WORLD IS? to "Junior Miss" nml she is r>u,r,»3.7 il.OII .Mliuilill ill SillklllK t''lllul - Net I HEARD IT niarkcd UJI for starring roles in n Ill-rcl-lvll CtlMltVlS tri l-'llflltV TilX- // vTKACTS illl.UI - l-Sllllill-il 1 I I.IHMI.IIII1 R.DM SOMEOME aucci'i'sion of "brat" '•toricj. Un- |ii.fi-rr«-il ('hiii-(-'i'.i I" l-'iilnri- Tux- 1/ S I CaUESSS, der terms of- her new coiitiac , ;il -HI - Nil! llullill/il .' . lilll.dOft.OO il 1:111,(1(10.1111* she gets $150 H week, with' semi- JO,730,170.77 5'i,:t5l,li7!l.r,:i $ nnnual boosts over :t seveii-yoai' period, Twenty-live per cent of I.IIIIIIIIMCM: A her wages goes into war bonds. ']'• i rii l((»rnlH _ -. , 5 196,000.0(1 » 1 SO,(Kill.(HI 0,01)0.00- . Working with liili l'nwell in i-'crial MDIHIS ; -' Itniiil iiuil Hiiml Aiillclliiitliin Notes 4,!i!iL',riOi).oi) 4,sri7,riiio,no "The lloinllum Saint," arc four of Aiithcirizi'il lint mil IKKIIPII . l A WiZ1 ^illiOII1 H - 1 !ii)tciiiu.ito ' 0 the greatest. s.ene-sLealer,; in UKI ""jV.'-1,"."VI-.'l"*"'' '" " "",.. UliiKUiliJ 2;-,2!l2l>r,li' business and Dill is no slouch !.ii|>i'"vi'i»cin Auilinrlzailons - ' 1 jvhen it c-omes to spotlight taking, ^jJ^^L:^*^ '. ' "*'""•>" 11 1 r.::-,m -t.-ni himselr, the hoys who gang Up Cii[>iial Imiirnvi'ini-nj t l-'iiml ...... 6,911.27 2.111.27 4,riii(ino* 1 against him are Slim Siimmri - for KllBllli-iTillK I'COH 4,ri2r,.ou •I,2:IS 79 ' !!K6.:!7~ j (t,ri9!l,76 •1-7 r,r,K 1:1 a,(i;ir..(;;i ville, Jimmy (ilcason, Hags Hag- Surplus Itei'Hiiii' - ISilT : THE FLOP FAMILY —By SW. t'Lipital Htirjilus , 7!)S.fl0 "ill 7H 7-17.S'i liind and Frank McHugh. Tulals , ; $n,7ii(),i7n.77 iii.M j Greer (iarson is still insi.stii^j

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-VCANiMAKE" POPPY PROVIPEP- tAUT0 REPAIR^ ANTIQUES & m GIFTS Other OpinU Ail kinds of Stationery, Antique* atttf New Gifts Greeting Cttdjl • Leather in China and Grass Prapiwd TALVTS . * Goods The tfrandtose plan* Oil Painting! and Office Needs - All Kind* tlonnl system of compti Picture Fratn**'* .'I.. .,._., insurarica, us emb JRflCE STATION Watfner-MuTray-DTtrgetl Framed and Venetian AMBOY to bfe viewed mare i general Repairs and Mirrors Ignition Service STATIONERS, lnc in the Jitftt Of What ca*J V 169 Market St. bliahed by Voluntary • ienerators—Starter* Guide there la evidence that . Overhauled Crystal Gift Shop n«ar Madltott At: medical service' facilities', Perth ArftW. N. J. v Aye. wJ Green'St. 289 kigh'St. pandinft rapidly, both in,1 Perth Amboy, N. J, T*I. p. A. 4-iaai offered and in subscriber*.,' [Woodbridge, N. J. AND Arthur H. Istence 6f adequate otop Phon* P, A, 4-2704 for insurance against Ifl fcnc 8-0780 - Rf»».. 8-U828-U82R make thev establishment of.jj BAKERIES mentinp tax-supported, go* NERAL GARAGE EQUIPMENT system lea* necpssaryj COMMERCIAL f Win. Kovack, Prop. The field of industrial; Service STATlONEftY suvttneo is widening so rap Lk.r nndPlymouth Sales BAKERY r It has bceotao i and Service SPECIALS BOOO Reg. _ . ,. In liibor-nicwiR , . , Repairing - Accessories 1 Tot St»nle Machine $1.59 Usually underwritten by j 24-Hoiir Seftlee Highest quality of ingredi- 1000 Clips :.„.;...•.,.-.:.....•....f8t the insurance companies; " ents used in all our bake Directory Filing Supples grants oftah tndn'de (riek* | 720 Amboy Ave., goods. V disability.benefits, i Woodbridge, N. J. Royal -Stationers stptrlcaT ctvre, and fiosplt Wedding and Birthday • These advertisers are anxious to serve *\ for both employ,eei t 1 pny c.i«h for your mad cur • Cak«« our Specialty - 308 Mftule St. pendants, There is you. Consult them whenever you need the Perth Amboy, N. J. Crfais .hospital P. A, 4-S17I has ffroftli from 700,000 _,. Woodbridge Bakery service or the merchandise they offer. |n H»37 to a present 2D;djt CL.4IREGARAGE 96 Main St. And the youngest of the tUT A. Morel, Prop. Woodbridge, N. J. Save This Page For Re«dy R«fer«ncir TAVERNS (trowing rapidly, are the service nnd indemnity pi!" LATTERIES - TIRES ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY aorcd mostly by county ahd BEAUTY PARLORS medical organizations. L93 Rahway Avenue MEATS & GROCERIES Painting-Paper Hanging The first of these 1*1? fUEL OIL HARDWARE MAYFAIR BAR & set up,in 1917 in Pierce Woodbridge, N. J. telephone Woodbridge 8-2394 « th* Stftte-of-V" "" " SAPOL1N PAINTS GRILL expansion is a mattw of iephone Woodbridge 8-0104 Telephone 8-0605 paflerhanging and Featuring decade. The 23'now In • La Grace Fuel and Range Oil painting - reasonable prices have 2,240)000 members, • "S M I T f Y" rious types of medical Atlas" Tires, Tubes Famous- PUnitt SERVICE Old paper removed by steam diagnostic* and hospital Atlss Batteries Beauty Shoppe Peter Tobak " Cocktail Hour Sunday - 3 to 7 Italian Tomato Pies mostly, cater to the Complete Beauty Service Quality ^1 Co. Butcher - Grocerlet and Fruit For eittmate call groups nnd chnrge- from QLOHAN BROTHERS HARDWARE CO. and Spaghetti to $7.16 a month, the high BETTY V, OtSEN, Prop. Hardware, Paints, Oils, 739 Rahway Ave. GARAGE 759 Rajiway Ave. being for full family covwj 97 M&n Street Glass. Supplies (or Plumb- • 291 Amboy A»e., MR. BERMAN - Woodbridge, N. J. The pre-payment of Woodbridge, N. J. ers and Contractors CLOSED MONDAYS coats Is a necessity In ai andsrd Esso Products Woodbridge, N. J. Phone Perth Amboy 4-4600 program, but if it~can bf i Wo. 8-0976 87 Main Street Woodbtidi-e, N. J. |acll>rld«e 8-0064 and 8-0533 Woodbrldie 8-2349W TAXI apparently it can, ICtir. Amboy Avenua and Woodbridge, N. J. ernmental compulsion! so 1 Second Street COAL betters—Btotton Har«ld. Irstone Tires and Tubes FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOCKSMITHS Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and RADIOS. Get Them Out Woodbridge, N. J. COAL • WOOD - FUEL OIL Most of us want our Bo Complete Auto Lock Groceries Woodbridge of the service. Members MASON MATERIALS and Key Service Phone Woodbridge 8-1386 gross who are carrying thd $ Insure Gasoline Mile- EDWARD A. FINN Nu-Enamel Paints, in this fight have , tune up your motor with COHEN'S Rex Taxi Service popular cauue. •. Hem "Sun Equipment" Warr Coal & Funeral Director There seems to be some it Lctory trained Experts. Perth Amboy Friendly Market Phone Woodbridge 8-0200 that the Army has thd J and Embalmer should not release meh"" \ (Specialized Pennzoil Supply Co. Locksmith Co. Formerly A.&P. Storer Radios - Refrigerators 447 Pearl &i there is a job waiting for Lubricants 298 Amboy Ave- This seems like quite a resp WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 79 Smith St. 466* Rahway Ave. Washing Machines - Woodbridge, N, J. bllity for the Army to is Woodbridge, N. J. PerA Amboy, N. J. Ele ctrical Appliances ,-Many of these men are needed;! Rocky's Garage Tel. Wood. 8-07 Z4 Phonl P. A. 4-4405 Woodbridge, N. J. Records industry right now. Wo Phone Wood. 8-0788 coal miners »tul farmers, 189 Fayette St. * 81 Main Street J TAVERNS wunt railroad'men and Perth Amboy, N. J. Contractors & Builders LUMBER & MILLWORK Woodbridge, N./J. men. Our colleges want to ti Phone P. A. 4-4477 • FLOWERS PETS sume their normal programs, For Your Lumber or ] many of the men want to 1'esuflft- |nder - Body Work and Millwork Requirements ROOFING & SIDING Joe's Cocktail Lounge their education where they lefti lomplete Paint Spraying Tel. Woodbridge 8-1222 CALL JOE'S PET SHOP off whnn they were called into X Dancing Nightly to survieo. Other men are jus wlirel alignment and ANDREW AAROE Member of FT.D. FRESH DAILY .. fiont-cnd work Johnnie Milano'i Orchestra anxious to set out of the "BKAR" TESTING G£NERAL CONTRACTOR New Jersey U. S. Government Impeded and get back to-jobs which Horse Meat TUESDAY to SUNDAY wailing for them, EQUIPMENT" Kept Under Modern Refrigeration and BUILDER WOODBRIDGE STARTING 8:30 P. M. Tims it seems that the Armjj1,' |jt your shimmy and tire wear. Cabinet & Mill Co. System H. WEAN li motor overhauling. Igni- K. F. S- CERO-MEATO YOUR HOSTS - SKIPPY. is iismiminK a lot of responaihiHty* ^ 826 St. George Ave. AND JOE if it is attempting to orSer rk. Fuel pumps rebuilt. 633 Linden Ave., Woodbridge, N. J. DOG FOODS Roofing and Siding •, .Hid generator! repaired, FLOWER SHOPPE FINE LEATHER GOODS 268 Madison Avenue economic program. Fofl Wdodbridge, N. J. F. G. Baldwin, Prop. ROOMING and PET SUPPLIES it might delay- • rec-onvera BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Stores at - Perth Amboy holds skilled workmen who ranter Motor Sales Phone Wood. 8-0779, S9 Moffett St., Fonds 540-46 Rahway Avenue Woodbridge 8-0414 1438 Irving S.t., Rahway needed in the reconversion jg 350 Maple St. Rah-7-1227 P. A. 4-S554R The Army has a tusk.Be~ Vrth Amboy 4-1480 Woodbridge. N. J. 288 Hobart St., Perth Amboy Landscape Contractors P. A. 5-3419 UPHOLSTERY in planning for the occupation DRY CLEANERS Germany and Japan, in bringing ' back to this country our fightin "FLOWERS BY LEE" Tailor Made Auto Seat Cov- 48-HQUR SERVICE PHOTO FINISHING RESTAURANTS men who,are all over the P. A. 4-0840 Landscape Contractors ers, Fibre, Sail Cloth and In bringing up to date the e Gabardine. less records -which such a big oi*;'" CLARKSON'S -.4: ' Trees, shrubs, stone mason- • Telephone P. A. 4-2104 ' Bring Your Friends! ganization requires. We .believe Lee's Wahrendorff Dine With Us! will be doing'the country,.no I QUALITY DRY CLEANING ry, sidewalks, driveways. We serve the very finest in at Plant Store Acme Upholstery Shop ice, however, unless it Esso Service THEFOTOSHOP Italian Food - Featuring To- this obligation as quickly as pbj^f; -'• Flower Shop Under New Management mboy Ave. and James St. Developing, Printing, En- mato Pies and real Italian sible. MILTON'S 80 Smith Street James J. Pusillo Spaghetti. Our cocktail bar Peter Caliguari, Prpp. Not many Americans care Perth Amboy, N. J. ' Urging and Supplies Woodbridge, N. J. Quality Dry Cleaners is always open. '253 Madison Ave. tho military life. For this we Flowers-by-Wire 42 Larch St. WEDDING PICTURES at be grateful,—Somerset wo 9-15u ; 407 Market St., Perth Amboy Perth Amboy gcr-Gaxette. Three Stores: Carteret 8-5054 the HOME and CHURCH Julians Restaurant Phone P. A. '4-2035 Call P. A. 4-1616, ' ' Lakewood - Tomi River 358 State Street A Man Who Knows Perth Amboy 394 Pearl St. Secretary of MEATS & GROCERIES Perth Amboy, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J. ilerson is moving with realism1 DEPARTMENT STORES Telephone 8-1355 WELDING - BRAZING well as speed in reorganizing FRUITS & VEGETABLES department ho heads. His oh RALPH'S Everything to beautify your PLUMBING & HEATING DEAL ESTATE-INSURANCE of .Chester C. Daws as a home with. Household Fur- WALCOTT of its new Committee on nishings Phone 8-3352 All kinds of sinks and bathfubt) nation shows his interest in Service Station rowing the brains and iKpo|ibnC, Nice Assortment of STEVETOTH toilets and .UnLs combination; pot-stoves; 30-40 gal. galvanized of men of top tulent in the fqcli for. Main and Pearl Sts. Ladies' Sportswear J P. production xitid distribution' ft;l^ Grocer and Butcher boilers. Buy your steam, heating WELDING - BJRAiilNG JASPER & SON plants now. Visit your Thatcher Insurance - I^eal Estate - The St. Louisan has a rio! dealer now. GENERAL IRON WORK background in Federal agricui Woodbridge, N. J. ALIEN'S QUALITY FRUIT and Mortgage Lqana tural policy and organwatioa Phone: Woodbridga 8-2569 Phone WO. 8-1178 Convery Blvd. and Triple-A Administrator in the 1 WO. 8-12G6 VEGETABLE MARKET Stale Theatra Building 85 Main Street 87 Second St. State Plumbing Ritter Ave. three years of the New. Deal. 21 Main Street services as War Pood Adminis,.,. Woodbridge, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J. 96 Main St., Woodbridge, N. J^ tor in the spring of 1943 gave bb fHE NEW SENSATION! We Give S and H Green Stamp« Supply Co. Woodbridge, N. J. a clear insight into the noedl Join Our Merchandise Club Woodbridge 8-1773 Lubricated Whijle in Sway- Woodbridge; N. J. 392 State Street Phone Woodbridge 8-0283 organizational complexity, Mution liy:rea«eij the life of , Perth Amboy 4-5507 Secretary is well adyisedl to |" uir. Dctjfeaiei repair bills. ELECTRlii APPLIANCES himself with men who kn6w nj AUTO-ROCK , WOMEN'S APPAREL the shooting is all about in Luoiication practically under Repair! on Motors, Cleaneri, Fresh Fruits and Painting - Paper Hanging REAL ESTATE critically important problems Vegetables war agriculture.—St. Louit driving condition* Irons, etc. J.M.SCEES1NGER l The Shop for the Sways Squeaks Away We Buy AU Typei of INSURANCE Ditpatch. Electrical Equipment GROCERIES and MEATS Well Dressed Woman Tel. P. A. 4-5225 The G. I.'s Thirst IMain Shell Service OLIVE E. SCHOfIELD Those, critics who imagl Crescent Electric Shoes, Dry Goods, Hardware E. NIELSEN REALTOR younger generation to fe8 and Paints THE VOGUE for perdition will be distur Station PAINTING and PAPER- A metnber of the National Exclusive hear that the average , 12 Main St., Woodbridge Fruit Exchange CotottiHee of the G. I. b''l when asked ths • first th Woodbridge, N. J. Appliance Co. HANGING Goats and Dresses SALES - SERVICE 94 Main St., ' Avenel-St., ' would do when he returned'l I'l- Wdbg. 8-1218 930 St. George Avenue A C Motor» Bought, Sold, Woodbridge, N. J. 281 Madison Ave. replied: "Ask for a Near Super Highway At Clo»er Leaf Exchang«d Wood. S-2UQ Perth Amboy, N. J; .Star, Moe Greenfield We give and, redeem S&H Avenel, N. J. " L 403 STATE STREET Green Stamps !;,. 149 Avenel St., Avenel, - wfc>ai>riage, N.J.; P(A.4.2a40 PIRTH AMBOY, N. J. 8-1483 Woodbrtdge 8-0368 WATCH REPAI FURNITURE GIFT SHOPS REPAIR WORK JENSEN'S Watehdi I SERVICENTE.R.... For QtfAfcrT* FURNITURE Distinctive Gifts LUCAS New Jersey Home Imp.rove- ^ih Amboy 4-216,5 LOW PRICES • SEE Jewelry, Glassware, Latest E.JHDI ment Wotk. General Repair Ext. Route 3$ Phonograph Records, daisi MEAT MARKET cal and popular ,, / work done reasonably. Prlct, IS.TB;' J^|/n'J. L^cai'jr., Prop. PAINTING and(DECO- h d"Cd ^ from tyjj^, ferijff , For esritnate call ' WAYSIDE ' ' Hopelawni fl. J. > Amboy Ipm FURNlftJREl&HOP* at ReasonaJbls Prices " Jewelry VII .V'f " State Highway **r APF14ANCE Ave. term. An- '*, Swan Avenei, n> •/' f u mil* &>*tfc of Clowrtwf !.-**> At- •4i Ah f PAGE TEN , SBPTHMSBR 20,l945 J. Heann J. Vereb . i Botti and Mrs. Botti, Inman Ave- 101 Green Lantern Takes J. Marsh... 144 COLONIA NEWS nue, were hosts at a dinner and Mi theatre party Saturday in honor of Under The State House Dome By Marfirtt Seoll his brc^her, John Botti,,'recently By J. Joseph Gribbins Early Pin Loop Lead returned from Italy. R. Lorch : " —The Ladies' Auxiliary of Col- members also inspected the Scout Edmund Hughes and son, Wallace, —Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Van WOODBRIDGE—Mayer's Tav- M7 Mrs. Henry McDonald, Mrs. Cath- ern .trounced the K. of C, Steel F. Schwenzer : onia Fire Company met Moiuiny "tent?. A special meeting will be Bramer, Dover Road, entertained (Continued from Editorial Page) port bill in the United States Sen- held Sept. 24, at thn erine Keenan, Miss Betsy Modavis, ate allowing appropriations for air- Equipment edged out Leon's, F. Barth "" at the Inmnn Avenue Hall, with Mr. and Mrs. Verne Van Bramer, is a small place after all, is true : I:IX 1—On Monday evening the old and Charles Lucas Jr., all of Col- ports to be .made to states instead Green Lantern downed the M. & J. Beyers , Mrs. James laiorarl presiding. A Woodbridge, Sunday. —especially in wartime. I:::; and new troop committees of Boy onia, of cities, has been praised by Go,v- GviTransportation and Charlie's Chomicki «ODimittee including Mrs. Edmund —Mr. and Mrs. George Hage- In a letter to/ his protege, Har- ir.i; Scout Troop 62, sponsored by the —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skibin- ernor Edge . . '. New Jersey still Tavern won over the Craftsmen in I . Highes, JIIT. Richard PolhnniUF, dorn, Dover Road, entertained on old Johnson, Senior Clerk in the Colonia Fire Company, met and sky, entertained her brother, Ellis needs $8,600,000 to adequately games of the Craftsmen's House and Mrs. Theodore Kujawski, was Sunday Mr. and Mw. William New Jersey Unemployment Com- all financial and other records were Long, of Newark, Sunday. finance needy school districts, ac- League bowled at the Craftsmen's ! appointed to purchase, Christmas Smith, Mrs. Bessie Van Arsdale, pensation department, Hoffman turned over to the new committee .'—The Misses Georgian and Pascoe, Union, Republican .. , . Club. gifts for the servicemen of the and Mrs. Frank Tejry and son, related that at six o'clock one by Charles Oliphant, retiring Marie Sutter, Amherst Avenue, The New Jersey Education Asso- The League standing and the community, ami a ?p<-clal meeting William, Plainficld. , morning he niet Major Harold In «h effort to ,-,.,„,,. Frank Importico was enjoyed a trip to, the Bronx Zoo ciation will hold its 91st annual scores are as follows-: will be held Ortolier 1 fo wrap the —Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hugeley "Pat" Reilley, of Hackensack, den of; troopi movement designated, a Scoutmaster, with Sunday. convention at Atlantic City on. Craftttnkn'i Homo League gift? ami write Christmas cards. A of Glendale Road, were hosts Sun- in front of the Air Transport Com- way facilities, the .w "' Charles Skibinsky as assistant. —The Card Cltib met 'Friday at Nov. 30 and December 1 and 2 . . Won Lost dolegntian williitttnd the citizens' day to Mr- and Mrs. Howard mand Office in Rome, and the two portation. Corps, •,!, The meeting night of the Scouts the home of Mrs. Theodore Kujnw- Rutgers Universltys College of Green Lantern - 3 0 . meeting to ho hMfc October 11 at Diecks and son, William, Living- old buddies flew together to Pisa. Transport CCommano d has been changed back from Tues- ski, Inwood Avenue. Present were Agriculture will-begin its 40th an- Mayer's Tavern ; .1 0 the Colonin I.ilnnry. Plans were ston, and Conrad Lee, Belleville. R«illey,,who is a former Sheriff of what is known day, to Friday at 7:8i). Present Mrs. James TagKBft, Mrs. William —Mrs. Martin Den Blcyker, Sr., nual session of short courses in Steel Equipment 2 1 • rnade for a Hallowe'en Dance to be kern Mr. Oliphant: William' We.ls, Bergen County and quite active in Project,Prjt"" whici h ':,!h-Twin „>3 Wels, Mrs. Reginald BrarM Mrs. Chain O'Hi)ls Road, entertained farming on Octobef 15 ... The Charley'* Tavern ., 2 , 1 . held the end of October, plat* and James'Taggart, Richard Polhamus, politics up Bergen County way- 1 troops arriving "at u "" Charles Skibinsky,' Mrs. jjtanlfey her daughter-1n-laW| Mrs. Martin Mew Jersey State BoSud, of Media- Craftsman's Club-..'.'...:...." I "2 ,d(jte .to'be announced later. Th^ Charles Lucas, Edmund Hughes, some'years ago, is in the AMG and pftlt o^embiu-kittinn Seabas^y, and lire. Charles'JScott. Den Bleykcr,:Jr., Rahway, Sunday. tion aided in settling three strikes Loon's Inn ...„;..;.<„.' 1 ; 2 ' •committee in chitnre includes Mrs* Thomas Polhamus, Frank. Importi- is military governor of the district Coast, The wostl.o! , -pMr.and Mrs. Jacob Schneider, during August, and • carried one M..& G. Transport. 0 3 'tin • Charles Skibi'nsky..'Mr«.. Horst ciyand Charles Sk 1 —Mrs, .'Michael, Fomenko- anfl ihat includes Pisa and Leghorn. will be maintained d Artiherst Avenue, ertterlajnod.Mrsi dispute over to Sept. . . . OPA an- f| Tetschner, Mrs. William Wei?. Mrs, Mrs. James purrid, were co- Hoffman," who jifst • returned MAYERS TAVERN (3) flight fmsis but --• •' ii i Carl Neubauor and son, Charles, nounces that household washing Thomas Po]lmmu<<. Mrs, Charles —The Coffee Club rnqt Wednes- hostesses at a kifcheri shower in from Europe" where he helped Bosae .' ...... 133 139 creased to 28 p] Paterson, Sunday. • machines, ironers mi aluminum Oliphant, and Mr«. Cfharlea. Scott. day Bt the home of Mrs. William honorof Mra. Currid's mother-in- thousands of soldiers to return B. Nngy, 1 .- '.-. 119 .-. rying —Mrs. Eugene Planer, Gaywood kitchenwarc will be hack in New The winner* iri-tho .Merchandise Ogden, Wo.pd Avenue. She was law, Mrs! John Thomas, North home, while on a brief leave hap- J. Remcr r.. 164 164 144 Avenue, is ill at her" home. ••" : Jersey stores this fall . . . Total Club were Mrs,'Tagpirt, Mrs. H. presented with a gift for her new Hill Road. The affair was, held at pened to be quartered at the his- J. Popp 1.J57 136 146 net valuations taxable in New • Stiles, Mrs. Petrr flildebfand, and home. Present were Mrs. Charles —Mr. antlers. Fred Newkirk, Mrs. Currid's homo Fail-view Ave- toric old Shephearcj's' Hotel in M. V.Sakoy H8 182 21.0 CHUTE RAINS, MONEY •• Amherst Avenue, i spent Wednes- Jersey increased' $2,168i204 this l . Mrs. EugenivMauVr'..;Mrs.. William Oliphant, Mrs. fairies Taggart, nOw and was attended by Mrs, Cairo on V-J Day: Besides be- D. Botta .. >..,•' 101 195 157 . Kansas City.-\Vh(.n Mr " Mrs; William Wels, Mrs, Fred St*t day at the Trenton State Fair'and 'year ovW 1944, the New Jersey Deikc won the dark horse priac. Annn Wirians, Elizabeth | Mrs, ing hnmp, it was probably the best 1 ta Atwooct-pull,.,) oDm'iC Taxpayers' Association rcVealft . . ter, Mrs. Carl Bochm and Mrs. en,tcrta!ned Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniel Den Blcyker, Sr., Mrs. place in the world to be when the 789 810 -706 dry chute outlet in h.-r |, —The Ladies' Auxiliary Unit A three-point program designed to v(l Jacob Schneider. Newkirk, Linden, Sunday. Russell Den Bleyker, Mrs.' Chester word was flashed that Japan had K. OF C. (0) she was showered wm '*; 248, American F,CEion, mot Wed- —Mias Margaret Breil is spend- provide steady productive .employ-, —Stanley Smith Jr., son of Mrs. Case, Mrs. Hugo Mertis, Mfrs. surrendered. Dalton 166 155 and $100 bills, n]on(t ,,'»'«• nesday at the Legion Hall, with ment for returning servicemen and ! Ruth Smith, Colonia Boulevard, is ing three weeks with her parents, Aubrey Woodward and Miss Peggy ed clothes. The ninn,,.- » Mrs. George Kayser in charge, The former Governor visited women in New Jersey has been Keating 124 now attending Oakland Military Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breif, Arch- Knaucr. had disappeared ]ilst .,.;'\':' Plans were miide for the Installa- Naples, Athens,- Cairo, Jerusalem, launched by Governor Edge . . . Zega 12(5 174 162 Academy, Oakland. angel Avenue, after which she will —Mr. and Mrs, William Deike, strongbox belongim; !<;?•,' tion of officers to be held jointly Tel Aviv, Bethlehem, Tobruk, Mal- For the 22nii year, the' State De- Poos- ....:: 143 159 148 —Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Brady, return to Ohio to rosido.with rela- Wood Avenue, entertained Mr. and the Atwoods. A thief \ I with the Legion September 29. ta and Roifie on a recent leave. He partment.of Agriculture has start- Keatinff : 128 Gaywood Avenue, entertained his tives. Mrs, Harry Gonder, and daughters, to" have become iiiiia..,- , ° Tentative plans were also made also had an audience with His ed its annual program of inspec- E. Gcrity 17(T 119 father, Mark Brady, Mr. and Mrs. —Mrs.. Joseph Grassi, Inman Margo and Honelore, Newark. 1 thorough search ' " for a card party October 20. Gold Holiness, Pope Pius-XII, an-wiged tion and selection of poultry A. Gcrity...., Kill I'M 157 Howard Brady and PFC Robert Avenue, entertained the following —Mr, and Mrs. William Ogden, for the missing m ., .,i star pins were presented to* Mrs. by the American Embassy. He also breeding flocks throughout New Brady, Newark, Wednesday and for a few days last week: The Wood Avenue, entertained his pod it down the John Eck, Mrs. Walter Parker, and had his picture taken nonchalently Jersey .. . Colonel Donald-W. Mc- 696, 808 740 Mrs. Charles Scott Jr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Callas, Misses Grace and Marie Magnatta, mother Mrs. Fnu'c Ogden, Roselle, riding in a Venetian gondola Helen and Antoinette Memmola, Gowan, Deputy Adjutant General DON'S * i r—Boy Scout Troop b'2 met Tues- Hillside, Sunday, at dinner-on Monday in celebration which was being poled by a rustic SALVAGE Vera Bove, Eda and Mary Galieti, of New Jersey, is home on a- Ii0- Simeonc 142 103 day at the flrehouse with Scout- -Mr. and Mrs. William Wels of his birthday. gondolier. Military and nav;,! Carmella Malavorca, Eleanor Vi- day leave after spending 3 years A. Coppola 155 157 179 master Frank Importicoin charge. and family!\ West Street, visited —The Civic Improvement Club ued at millions of I|I,U talc, Clara Calacurto, and Shirley in Europe. Kalina :; 166 104 208 : Eagle and Bear patrols gave a friends >t Lake Hopatcong Sun- will meet Friday, Sept 21, at the VETERANS! — Many veterans tion to an cstinmti'ci $ Hornstein, Newark. Kollar : 108 180 157 demonstration of first aid, and ex- day, Iriman Avenue Hall. without any experience in business in sunken merchant,' CAPITOL CAPERS: — Public M.Coppola ' 129 137 19& hibited cooking utensils and can- —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sutter, —Mrs. James McCormiek, —Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Becker, are returning to civilfcin life the cargo, were salvii^cl officials must obey the nnti-dis ,lri'V, dle holders made from tin cans. Amherst Avenue, entertained Mr. Princeton Avenue, entertained Mr. Wood Avenue, entertained Mr. and victims of ccoriomic\bewilder- war, according to ,, criminatory laws adopted by the 760 750 013 a Thomas , Polhamus presented the and Mrs. ATthur Sutter and daugh- and Mrs. Allan Jensen, Jersey Mrs. Horst Tctselmer and Mr. and ment, William, G. McKinley, Jer- nouncement. More th.m i;op with a gavel and Mr. Impor-jter- Venery, Linden, Monday, in Mrs. William Doike, of Wood Ave- sey City, Chairman of the Veter- sels have been s,lva | -Miss Evelyn McCormiek, eral Van Riper has ruled ... Ondre 173 208 147 •ttco gave the Scouts two signal 1 celebration of Fred Sutter's birth nue on Sunday and celebrated Mrs. ans' Committee of the State Eco- Manilla Bay, sin,-, ;C , Princeton Avenue, spent the Colonel Alexander P. Gray, State Powers H51 118 164 d flags. The Scouts exhibited their d&y. Backer's birthday. nomic Council claims. from the Japanese. ' week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Property Officer, declares -local Anderson , 173 192 157 ability in building campfires and —Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ter- —Mrs, Charles Scott, Jr., humm "These veterans were inducted liam Miller, Elizabeth. ' property officers must now ac Murray 171 135 167 cooked waffles over them. The zella, Cavour Terrace,-entertained Avenue entertained al dinner Sun- into service with no knowledge of . —William Locsch Jr., Enficld count for every piece of defense' Van Camp 187 144 197 meeting was conducted by Scout Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ska, of New day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott, the various kinds of business and Road, visited his uncle, Pvt. Roger material from arm bands to fire en- TELEPHONE 4-007S George Mapps and the closing rit- Brunswick, Sunday, and Mr. and Sr,, Enfield Road. now they naturally find it difficult Gardner, at England General Hos- to decide what form of enterprise gines turned over to them during 895 797 832 w[ by Sydney Brown. Charles Oli- Mrs. Thomas Assenzio of New —Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pol- pital, Atlantic City, Saturday. Wil- will interest uicui m be suited to the days oS black-outs . . . "There M. & G. TRANSPORTATION (0) •phant, of the troop committee, was York Thursday. hamus, Florence Avenue, enter- liam Loesch Sr. visited his mother, their capabilities," McKinley will be something screwy, some- S. Sable 110 152 .125 guest. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucas tained Saturday in celebration of Mrs. Charles Loesch, of New York claims. where," says the N. J. Taxpayers' F. Gutwcin 177 1I!2 170 TH0S11 Colonia Fire Company Sr., Carolina Avenue, entertained the birthday of their (laughter, Association, "if the collapse of The City, Sunday. •- , In order to help the veteran, F. Such 134 134 146 Tield a drill Sunday and prepared at a party in celebration of the Beatrice. Guests included Mrs. huge war spending is not reflected —Mr. and Mrs. 'George Keller, McKinley urged the business coun- F. Bake 15G 158 198 birthday of their daughter, Mrs. August Fra-zier and niece, Doris, in a commensurate reduction in the fire truck for the winter. The Dover Iload, entertained Miss Car- R, MacDowell .1 147 1G8 142 Floyd W'ilcox. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Polhamus and chil- sellors in each community to talk ol Hadad of- Iselin at dinner on national taxation." Funeral Directors Mrs. Al Machuta and children, dren, Dorothy and Barbara and these matters over with the vet- Sunday and on Saturday wore Ralph, Thomas and Donald Pol- erans and infiorm them of the na- 724 745 781) | Rahway; Miss Florence McGee, hosts to S/Sfjt. James ForrlarHl POULTRY PERMANENT WAVES hamui-, all of Column, and ture and requirements of various GREEN LANTERN (;i) i Mr. and Mrs. Al Machuta and chjl- S/Sg-t. Anthony Angclo, Elizabeth, Mrs. Practically all controls on Our cold ware impart* beau- Theodore Polhamus and son type? of businesses. Mullroiey 147 171 Ifi7 366 kTATE STREET ! dren, Rahway; Miss Florence Mc- who had been witlftheir son, PFC Ed- chicken procurement programs tiful natural looking curli to j Gee, and Mr. and Mrs, John win, Rahway, Ruiz *»J44 149 153 George Keller, on Cebu. He is now JERSEY JIGSAW:—New Jer- have been withdrawn by the PERTH AMBOY, NJ,| the moit difficult problem hair. Schumski, Jersey City; Miss Helen —The local committee will meet MacVicar 175 175 17G with the army of occupation in sey has distributed S424.587.82 in United States Department of Ag- No heat, no gadgets, tbort- j Long-field, Iselin; Mr. and Mrs, tins week to make final arrange- Hamill 142 141 212 Japan. transfer inheritance taxes to the riculture, leaving the armed serv- Joieph V. Cojtello, MgJ •hiped to your head or long ments for the citizens meeting of Feuchter 160 165 156 bob effect. ' —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nadler, twenty-one counties of the State ices to purchase fowls on the reg- the Woodbridge Tow.nship Civic Chain-o-Hills Koud, entertained . . . The State Board of Public Util- ular market. All that is left now $10.00 - $12.50 Conference to be. held at the Co- 768 881 8(!4 her parents, Mr, and -Mrs, Floyd ity Commissioners has ordered 81 of direct controls over poultry lonia Library October 11. Candi- CHARLIE'S TAVERN (2) other permanent* Shipman, Middk-lmvn, N. Y., this bus operators to restore pre-war procurement is an order affecting "There It No Subititule— Furniture dates from both parties have been J. Putras 128 134 $5.00 • $7.50 - $10.00 week. bus service throughout the State 2u states, mostly in the Midwest, For Burke Sem«'| invited to apeak and have signi- J. Marsh 171 —Mr. and Mrs. Paskel Merritt, . . . Milk production in New Jersey under which turkeys arc being Talented hair «tyji«ts - 15 7eari fied their willingness to attend: A. Dubiol 101 177 190 Repairing and Amherst Avenue, spent Sunday during August was estimated at produced for the armed forces. ipeciali/.ing on permanent* Thc mecting will be'conducted like No appointment nccosnry with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Verkcr, ( !lii million pounds , . . Lt, Col, the Town Hall of the'-'Air, with a Red Bank. Fohn W. Gri^gs, of Ridgewood, has NEW CLOTHING Open evenings Upholstering moderator in charge. SEWING MACHINES, been appointed a Deputy Attorney Good news for housewives is —Mr. and'Mrs. Robert Morrisey, Hines Roofing Co. — And — MARGIE'S 'Edgcwijod Avenue, entertained on General'of New Jersey at $7,500 the announcement that clothes for Household Appliances] BEAUTY SALON Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fin- REMARKABLE a year while still in service . . . women and children will be .piled GUTTERS - LEADERS HAROLDTANDERSON Repaired , 477 Rahway Ave. nerty and children, Winh'eld, and Tnrrington, Conn.—There's no First bids on Governor Edge's $4,- high in stores by November, as SKYLIGHTS 295,000 post-war highway pro- will also things like sheets arid I Bouijlit and Soll| Woodbridge, N. J. 29 E. Green St. Miss Anna Marie Philips, Eliza- trouble remembering the birth- SLATE and ASPHALT Machines with Tel: Wo. 8-1213 Woodbridge, N. J. beth. days of the four Wald children. gram will be received by the State towels. Men's clothing, however, 1946 Model —Mr. and Mrs. John Mackewitz, Lena's birthday is December • 7, Highway Department on October will be lets plentiful. Shirts and ROOFS Cabinets ana Arthur Avewic, entertained on I!.".. Transfer to the State De- shorts will be produced at the Acccssoriel Pearl Horbor day; Ruth's is June 1 RUBBEROID SHINGLES Sunday. Mr. And Mrs. Mathcw Dc- G, Normandy D-day; Kenneth's is 'partment'of institutions and Agen- rate of 90'jto. 95 per-cent of their HOME cies of the child care unit formerly lasen, Mr', agfl. Mis.lSainiu'l Voreei, May !),- V-E day, and Franklin's 1939 volume, but the industries APPLIANCE] operated under the Office of Civ- iind Mr. and Mis. Felix Bladis, all is August 14, the day the Japs expect tfia(>is heavy sales to the Hines Roofing Co. & Sewing Machine Service ilian Defense, has been accom The Avehel Improvement Association wish to thank of Newark. quit. They are the- children of Mr. millions , of,.'discharged veterans plished . . . Adoptions of the Brcw- 4S6 School tt.t Woodbridge 395 Araboy Avc, Woo. " —Mr. ami Mrs. Thornton Ileise, and Mrs. Otto Wald. will keep stocks ut low levels until their many friends for the wonderful cooperation Penninptoti Road, were Hosts last ster amendment to the Federal air- after the fi^.of the year. Tel. 8-1077 Tel. week to Mrs. George Wljilc and shown by attending their first annuail picnic which daughters, Betty and Mary, Nor- ACHESON ristown, Pa., Mrs. Robert Kent and Dean C. Acheson has been was held at the Maple Tree Farm on September 9th. Mrs. Bruce IJailes, of Temple, sworn in as Undersecretary of Texan. State, succeeding- Joseph C. Grew, O. H. Weferling, —Gunner's Mute WO Philip former "Ambassador .to Japan. President.

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