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IX—NO. 13 X X CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1950 PRICE ITVK CENTS ,|;iv Program Air Medal, with Two Gold Stars, Awarded to Anthony J. Pusillo July 4th By President Truman for 'Meritorious Achievements9 in Battle Union Breaks Contract CARTERET—For his "meri- were In keeping with the high- the success of his plane. Ills tenth mission during this period. in Boro torious achievement)! In aerial est (radltlom of the United courage and devotion to duty In Corporal Pusillo contributed ma- (Hints durlnr operations aKalnxt States Marine Corps." the face of hostile anti-aircraft terially to the sucneim of his enemy Japane.v- forces In the .,,,] This community The medal was accompanied fire and aerial opposition were plane." Bismarck Archipelago aira, 19M '"/•i ,u,t, next Tuesday to by a letter from Francis P, Mat- in keeping with the highest tra- Ills third citation, a bronze By 'Wildcat' Strike, and 194S," Anthony J. Pusillo of ,i residents to remain thews, Secretary of the Navy. ditions of the United States star in lieu of a third air medal, ,••,.„. Fourth of July by 11 Atlantic Street today rrwlvtd Naval Service." tin air medal with two rold stars nctlnt In behalf of the President. was for his work in the same r H1 ;,il-day borftugh af- from thr President of the United The citation in as toltaws: Stars Awarded are* from "11 February to 25 "For meritorious achievement February 1945. Completing his itrc has prepared a State*. In lieu of a second air medal, l|i[i;1 In aerial flight while aervlnt as fifteenth mission during this y '!',.„ in keep the people In The permanent citations were Pnslllo received a gold star for U. S. Metals Charges . , , ., safe and sane cele- received by Pusllln alonj with a an aerial photographer in Ma- the following citation: rlod, Corporal Pusillo rendered ,,,,.,,, will tie no need to Jetter from (irnrrnl C. B, Cates, rine Bomber Squadron 42S dur- "For meritorious achievement valuable assistance to his pilot ing operations against enemy in aerial flight while serving as and contributed materially to the ,.; i,uck" that heavy holl- commandant of the Marine Mayor Sets Tan Days '.!,' ;ui(i take your life In Corps. General Catrs In his let- Japanese forces in the Btsmarck ah aerial photographer in Ma- success of the plane. His cour- Girl Scout News WorkStoppage "„!,. nimn you can stay at ter said of the CarUret man, who Archipelago area from 21 De- rine Romber Squadron 423 in age and devotion to duty in the To Aid Crippled Kiddivx ,"., .,.ivr a g°°d time. served as a corporal In the Ma- cember 1944 to 8 January 1945. action against enemy Japanese face of Intense enemy anti-air- CABTERET—Today ar.d to- . milni;, activities will rines: "Be assured of my deep Completing his fifth mission forces In the Bismarck Archi- craft fire were In keeping with Issued; Wins Wide m morrow will he "U* day*" In the Talk Rejected ,. Hi,- public park where appreciation of your devotion to during this period, Corporal pelago area, from 21 January to the highest traditions of the duty and gallant action which Pusillo contributed materially to 6 February 1945- Complettng his United States Naval Service." borough. The event in brln* ,.|, i,r mimprous contests Acclaim in Roro sponsored by the Perth Amboy ,'..'; i-.iiTS. In the afternoon F.lkn, Lodite No. 7(14, for the bene- Over Location .',! ,'i., :i series of baseball CARTERET—The second issue fit of the crlnpled kiddle* fuml ..•Mii ",nmes. Church Announces Auxiliary of CWV of the Olrl Scout News w«s dis- of thr orxanlxiLtton. Mum of the | CARTERET-~Company officials ,,ni circus parade will USMR Credit Union Is Granted tributed this week to the troops. Elks are Carteret renldents. j of the United States Metals Refin- between 8:30 and The paper was printed at the Mayor Stephen Sklba ha* in- ing Company arc now awaiting the ''v,i m the early evening Summer Schedule To Sponsor Picnic high school on the last day of the sued a proclamation urnint nil next move of the union officials In ! :„• a wrestling match In Charter by Federal Government schpol year. Deserving of credit resident* of the oornurh to pur an effort to settle the strike now .','„ unknowns" will tan- CARTERET—Rev. Orion C. CARTERET—In an announce- Federal Credit Union. It Is pointed CARTERET—The Ladles Aux- for the work of setting up the chase and wenr a 11( in its third day at the local plant. ,. . iks display will go on Hopper Jr., minister of the First ment made by the secretary of Ihf out, that through this transfer an liary of St. Ellas Post, CWV, nas PaPer R°es to Matilda Moras, Speaking for the company, J. ",'•.• k and this will be fol- organization, Meyer Rosenblum, employe will not only be able to set July 17 as the date for the in- editor, _and Helen Dlken and Rose W. Youtz. assUtant to the man- ',, iiini k dance with music Presbyterian Church, has an- the employes of the U. 8. Metals save regularly by payroll deduc- nounced a new schedule for Sun- stallation of new officers. Mrs. Marie Kudrock, her assistants. RORO COUNCIL Oh'S ager, said today that "service has i in i\ twelve-piece band. Refining Company have been no- tions Just as before, but the many In the Issue Is such material as been interrupted at the plant ind day services for the summer Andrew Kahora is chairman of LIQUOR LICENSES ,ii ,(ill he charged the sum tified that the federal government advantages and services of the arrangements. current naws, poet's corner, jokes the walkout is not In accordance '.,;,i. and the entire pro months. has Branted a charter to the V.S. credit union will be at their dis- A special club project has been and a Qlrl Scout activity page. CARTERET—All liquor licenses with our contract with the union." , ;; n toward sponsoring a The pastor said the schedule has M.R. Employes Federal Credit posal. The editors request that the troops "Union officials have not fulfilled been arranged to "take advantage Union. started with Mrs. Michael Hlla and in the borough were renewed Wed- ,',,.';, i r about 300 Cartere Mrs. Elizabeth Vasgary as co- send in material for the next issue their obligations under the con- ,',,'. ..•]. undpr the direction the morning hour of worship will youngsters will attend the 8 A. M. and five club licenses. >i, iika. recreation director members of the board of directors "dog week" in the borough with mass and leave Immediately after to get under way. Wednesday, July The next regular meeting of the terday afternoon which the union be held at 10 o'clock. Include John J Paaipankl, John upwards of 200 pooches subject- 6, will be registration day. The had at first agreed to, then later :,i The circus will be by chartered bus. Mrs. Joseph camp will open at 10 A. M. Scouts council will be held July 6. ,. Mis. Loretta Nevlll and "Women in the Old Testament" Yura, Matthew Cherepskl, James ed (i inoculations. Gaydos Is chairman. the union told company officials will be the general topic of a sum- Mester and Curt Hoffman. Health Inspector Michael Yar- are asked to come early and bring that the meeting place was un- •::•, .show Is being staged The next meeting of the group their fee. Wirh'olinakl, a member mer series of sermons. The sub- The supervisory committee con- rheski announced that 100 ca- is scheduled for July 10 in the acceptable to them. ,: i-iionl faculty and an topics will be as follows: July 2, sists of John Schein, chalrmnn; nine pets had been inoculated on parish hall. Plan Day Camp Recent Graduate The assistant manager of the ,,.• i, i! of wrestling at the "Rachel—It was Love"; July 9, Joseph Gaydos and Louis Med-j Monday at Tom's Warehouse in Each girl will bring a lunch the plant stated that the union asked "Ruth—It was Devotion"; July 16, wick, supervisory committee; credit | Essex Street. Many more had the first day. Those who are going to that the meeting be held at either unknowns" will be "Delilah—It was Business"; July committee, John Paslpanki, chair- injections Tuesday night at do day cooking will discuss thel Honored at Party of three places—the plant itself, i. Fastidious Dandy" 33, "Esther—It was Courage." man. Aaron Rozzelle and Stephen Sitar's Service Station in Wash- Graduation Party plans for the second day. Milk will Borough Hall or union hcadquar- .[.iii From Mars." The daily vacation church school Tarnowsky. ington Avenue. be delivered to the camp dally a . CARTERETT-M^S" Irene Strop- ters. Youtz said that a mcetiiii; ...j- i kal, a graduate of Carteret High •i .irks at night will be which began Monday will continue The secretary has asked the em- Dr. John D. Nemeth was in 11:45 at any of the three mentioned direction of Walter through July 6. The dally session? ployes who were having deduc- charge and was assisted by Miss Held for Babik ' SchooL this year, was tendered a places was not acceptable to the The morning program will in- party by her sister and brother- ,r,.s and road commis- are from 9 until 11:45 o'clock and tions made for saving accounts to Wllla Walsh, borough nurse. clude camp cooking, nature study, company. "We will now wait for 60 youngsters are enrolled. A fac transfer such deductions to the CARTERET—William Babik of in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas the union to call us," he added. ;ut?ret.Mr. Wadiak #111 health and safety, sports and Katchur of Mercer Street. :uii :? of the block dance ulty of 11 teachers is carrying out newly founded U.S.M.R. Employes 61 Wheeler Avenue was given a games and the study of commu- The work stoppage occurred on the curriculum which is generally party by his parents in honor of Guests Included Stephen Strop- Tuesday by 80 men of the casting Unions, California nity life. All trips, hikes and ex- kat, Sr., Miss Margaret Stropkai, ii cnmmlttee In charge entitled "Finding God In the World his graduation from Carteret High cursions will take place in the department over an alleged "speed- In Which We Live." The teachers School. Barbara and Nicholas Katchur, up" demand by the company, ac- it.iy affair includes MUs morning. In the afternoon the Mrs. Nicholas Katchur Sr., and ..in. Edward Kucinskt, are Mrs. Amos Hoffman and Mrs. Capacity Crowd Oil Reach Accord The guests included: Mr. and Riiis may select literature and cording to the union. The next dny Torltef Tobiassen, kindergarten; daughter Jean; Mr. and Mrs An- the ".strike" spread to all the de- :,ii-|i, Mrs. Francis Tap- Mrs. William Babik, Mr. and Mrs. diama, music and (lancing or arts drew Lewac. Mr. and Mrs. John w.:.i.'r Wadiak, Mrs. Nevill, Mrs. Mackey Goodman, Mrs. John George O'Lear and son, Robert; and crafts. The girls will leave for partments employing union mem- At Parish Picnic CARTERET—A two-year agree- Gaydos. Miss Rose Marie Slomko, bers. - AH John A, Turk. Al Donelly, Mrs. Casimir Gawronski, ment has been signed by the Cali- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ferrer, Mr. home from the field. William Kelleman, and Stephen Krv. Father Boltpd, p*s- Mrs. Ronald Shanley, primary de- and Mrs. Alex Evonitz and daugh- The membership of 2,000 is now CARTERET-TTA t fornia Refliiln? Company and Lo- Every precaution for an acci- Chontoc, all of this place. it Hi. Jniwpfo'fr.Re Mrs. George cal' tfnlon 825, Interhatonal Union ter, Doxeen; Mr. and Mrs. John dent-free day camp has been made. involved in the walkout of the Mrs. Henry Bojczak. Mrs wav on" li»nd 8u» Mr. and Mrs. Track Stropkai Hopper, lap- son. of Operating Engineers of Newark, H. Brltton, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen The camp leaders are going to try and son, Prank Jr., Johann Hive union, Local 837 of the Interna- on the church grounds of St. Breza Sr, Miss Helen Bressa, Mr. tional Union of Mine, Mill and i.v..:; comba, William SlUr Walter Borchard and Rev. Hopper, beth's Church fdr the annual N. J., and Local Union 472, Inter- to set « standard of safety which of Travis. S. I.: Mrs. George Rusln J,LI; Mfvill. junior department. national Hod Carriers, Building and Mrs. Frank Herhanger anJ will carry through all Girl Scout of Perth Amboy; Mr. and Mrs. 8 m e 11 e r Workers, Independent. picnic. son, Prank, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Herbert Lerner, international •iep- Closing exercises will be held Music was furnished by Charles and Common Laborers' Union of work for the year. George Ciocan and daughter Carol July 7 at 1 P. M. Parents and America. Bfeza Jr., and son; Mr. and Mrs. Ann of New Brunswick; and Mrs. resentative 'of the union, has said Hldi and his orchestra. Jack Hlrsch, Miss Mary Such, Mrs. The following women of the bor- that the union Itself had called no youngsters are invited. The following were In charge of The acrcement provides for sub- ough are taking part in the camp Stephen Vlbronek Jr. of South ss May laddie Alex Such Sr., Emil Such, Alex River. strike and would not set up picket the affair: Mrs. Michael Rama- stantial upward wage adjustments Such Jr. program: Mrs. Helen Nemlsh, Mrs, lines. in all classifications, a greatly Helen O'Brien and Mrs. Emil socki, Mrs. Joseph Hoikes, Mrs Called 'Wildcat' eds Fords Man Dinner Winds Up Charles Szeszetal. Mrs. John Erc- improved pension plan, additional Also Mrs. Julia Kovacs, and Skiba will be In charge of the camp mins, Mrs. Frank Toth Sr., Mis, free supplementary death benefit daughter, Carole; Miss Helen Ko- cooking. Arrangements have also L. p. Cole, plant manager, said vacs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Babik, Lawn Party Marks that It was "a wildcat strike which UET—Mrs. John Dolan Albert Tomory, Mrs. John Sutu, insurance paid for wholly by the been made for cooking in case of Mrs. Stephen Jacob, Mrs. Alex company and providing up to a Sr., George Szalkay, Ernest Walz. rain. was framed and predetermined by • at a shower given for Season for Guild ohn Breza, all of this borough; the union leaders." At Wednesday's Krimln, Mrs. Stei)hen Kovacs, rfte- year's wai;<\-i In case of death, an Assisting in the afternoon activi- 40th Anniversary \: .•• L.'ddie of Scotland and improved time off for death in the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eggert and meeting the company and the CARTERET—The Ladies' Guild phen Zatik, Stephen Lenart, Ste- ties will be Mrs. Loretto Nevlll, family clause. Increased holiday sons, James and Williams of union officials talked over the con- • •.,<• home of Mrs. Albert of St. Ellas Greek Catholic Church phen Kalapos, Joseph Mlslai, Al- heading the nature study group CARTERET—Mr, and Mrs. John bert Tomorl, Jlohn Koncn, John overtime pay and Increased vaca- Woodbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan Lokos of Tyler Avenue were given ditions which had caused 80 men H7 Rkwi'velt Avenue. held Its closing meetin« of the sen- Breza and son, Robert of Borden- and assisting Mrs. Rose Sosnowski, in the casting department to .valk Chismar, Jr., Alex Makkal, John tion benefits providing up to four out-of-doors; Mrs. Ann Balka, a surprise party on the lawn of • I...Hie resides With her son at a dinner Saturday night in Goyena, Andrew Lakatos, Stehen weeks and more. Additional bene- town, Mr. and Mrs. John Babik off their jobs. The company first the Gypsy Camp. community life; Mrs, N, Bryer, their home Monday In honor of •>••• i unit. Mr. and Mrs. Mat- Palinkns. and Joseph Kiss, re fits wanted included upffi'ading of and children, Paul and Charlotte their fortieth wedding anniversary. said that it would nre two of the i':'•'. of Chrome Avenue. sports and games. men involved In the dispute, but Mrs. John Hila.the president, freshmenUi. certain employe classifications. of Garwood; Mrs. Rose Goldstetin The affair was arranged by Mrs. ••••••- ii.lined last night to The regular afternoon group will later said that it would discuss the Mrs. John Taniik, Mrs, Benja of Baltimore. Md., Joseph Satlon Stephen Bok and Mrs. Mary No- '•• • vi'-fhan of Fords at the This agreement is tangible evi- of Miami, Fla., and the honored be Mrs. K. Symchik, music and case with the union. dence of the high degree of har- dancing; Miss Joan Tiffany, litera- vak and the couple's children. Ap- )•'. i HI Church here. guest's classmates. proximately 65 guests were present. The union is disputing the situa- 1 I Mrs. Stefan, Mrs, Steve mony and mutual understanding ture and drama, while Miss Zeta tion at the casting department on ' i' tlu- shower Were Mrs. addressed the group. Piszar, John BronyicHI, and An- that has characterized the rela- Mellon will have classes in The couple was married on June I miry, Mrs, Mary Hand- Others present were Mrs. Con- 25, 1910, in St. Elizabeth R. C. the basis of the half-hour relief drew Kereknyarto, ticUfcts. tions of the California Refining and crafU and Will work with all period that had formerly been al- •':;i Miss Charlotte Capp of stantin e Roskovics, Miss Elaine Company and its employes and groups where handcrafts are need- Church here. They have four chil- •!; Ann Kogret, Mrt. Helen Pelensky, Mrs. George Sharkey, Hibernians Enjoy dren. Sister Magdalene Collette cf lowed to "floaters" in the depart- which has resulted in an enviable ed. ment, who pour molten metal into •' Miss Mary Pulley and Mrs. Robert Zeleskl, Mrs. Ann Junior Choir Members record of progress and accomplish- Miss Tiffany, a student at Adel- Morrlstown, John, Helen and Mrs. I 'i in Dobb of Perth Amboy, Mesqulto, Mrs. Michael Kurtlak, Theresa Kuzmak. molds, after they have worked for v Are Guests at OtlHng ment. All-day Outing phl College, Garden City, L. I., will an hour in extreme heat. After the pi. n Pollock of Motuchen. Mrs. Helen Ivanltsky, Mrs. Oka Participating in the negotiations work at the day camp for the sum- U'li.im warren and Mrs. Koval, Mrs. John Mitro, Mrs. hour's work it had been the policy II CARTERET — MetnDett of the for the California Refining Com- CARTERET — Business ,md mer. Arts and Crafts Club of the company to have the "float- iipiiiMtill of Fords »nd Mrs. George Ferenchlk. Mrs. Michael junior choir of St. Mark's Epis- pany were C. E. Allen, president; pleasure were mixed at the meet- '"^•i U'uvey of Matawan, Toth Jr., Mrs. Michael Babaral, ers" relieved iot a half hour, The copal Church were the «uests of P. W. Mayer, vice president; R. H. ins of the Division'No. 3 Ladies To Meet in September union maintains that continuous Mrs. John Gaydos and Mrs. Arthur the Rev. Orville Davlfljon, rector, Howland, manager; J. H. Willams, Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hiber- Mr. and Mrs. Medtvick work with the molten metal is a Kemp at an outing held at Olympic Park chief engineer. nians, held Saturday. Mark Golden Wedding CARTERET—The closing meet- "physical impossibility and inhu- to Receive Also, Mrs. Margaret Cavanaugh, Tuesday. Representing labor and the em- An all-day family picnic fol- Ing of the season of the Arts .md man to demand," They maintain Mrs. Mli-haW Hila. Mrs. John Gav- ployes were W. E. Carter, T. H. lowed the business session which Crafts Club waa held at the home that the company ordered two of of Card Party They were accompanied on the CARTEKET—The children or of Mrs. Edward Schultz in Elm ron, Mrs. Stanley Marek, Mrs. Jo- trip by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crom- Forsythe, J. R. Delsler, A. J. Putek, was held at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. John Medwlck, 55 the "floaters" to work continu- i! Street. ii:i:t:T—The C»rteret First seph Kisty, Mrs. John Sosnowcki, well. Attending were Joyce Wood- J. P. Madden, Michael Shutello, Mrs. Nora Burns in Breton Woods, Union Street, tendered their ously and later took the two relief Mrs. Albert Jomo was presented ''"'•"i AIH benefit from a card Mrs. Julius Vasvary, Mrs. Mary hull, Joan Domohoff, Myrtle Pi- W. J. Horvath, A. C. Pittman, R. Games were played and staging parents a surprise party in honor men off the job. When the two Nemeth, Mrs. Michael Abaray of J Handerhan, A. Malon and R. C. and dancing was enjoyed by the with a gift in honor of her birth- relief men were taken off the job, <•'•> or held July 12 in the rigyl, Mertle Mae and Nancy of the couple's fiftieth weddlnif day. 1 : "ill under the auspices this borough; Mrs. Michael Kur- Cromwell, Nancy Fanls and Mari- Schilling. members, their husbands and chil- anniversary. the union said, the outire depart- 1 1 tiak of Sewaren. and Mrs. John dren. All sorts of refreshments The first meeting in September ment walked out, '.uiK's Auxiliary of Car- lyn Herloisen. The children who gave the will be held at the home of Mrs ''"••'• the American legion. Zombory of Railway. The choir conducted an auction were served by the committee party are Joseph, John, Mrs. Youu said that the new sched- 1 which was headed by Mrs. Burns. Bernard Kiefer. '"imnittee is Mrs. Clifford sale last nt«ht itl the parish hall Helen Nieman and Mrs. Anna Others present were Mrs. Amelia ule at the casting plant was a part '• -\Hs. Martha Colsan, Mrs. with the Rev. Davidson as -iu<> Miss Campbell Mrs. Ann Baranskl entertained Beisel. Approximately 50 guests of the new work standard setup IN HOSPITAL with Irish songs and dances. She Lokos, Mrs. Joseph Sharkey, Mrs. • ''ii'kntr, Mrs. Alice Ka- tioneer. Prizes were In charge of attended and they came from and which went Into effect at that CARTERET—Mrs. Lloyd Lawlor was accompanied by Mrs. Hannah Prank-Soltesz, Mrs, Theodore Dills, . Ml',. Wulter Toraauk, Mrs, Is a surgical patient In Perth Am- Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Itobort Feted at Shower St. Louis, Mo.: Cleveland, Ohio; department on Tuesday. Farrls. Sugrue on the concertina. New Vork and New Jersey. Mrs, Andrew Soltesz and Mrs. Kurtz and Un. Theodore boy General Hospital. Charles Meszaros. It was the "work standards" IllllU. CARTKRET -Miss Catherine schedule which the company put Campbell was given a K. OF C. PICNIC SUNDAY TO BE IN PARADE HOSTESS TO CLUB into effect almost a, year ago that ous bridal .shower by her Torides- CARTERET —The Knights of CART BRET--The Carte-ret CARTERET—Mrs. Michael Ma- caused Uwt strke which lasted """ Miss Alberta Louise Clark Wed Mis;, Isabel Hlottll and Miss Columbus will hold their picnic School of Dancing has been re- triska. Union Street, was hostess to four months. The union had la- Mary Dusko, at the Rod and Gun Sunday. There will be games, quested to participate in the July the Sllene Club at the final meet- beled the proposal a "speed-up" Club, Lafayette Street, last night. dancing, refreshments and enter- Fourth parade. All pupils wishing ing of the season, The birthday of plan. To Rudolph Werkmeister, Linden Mi.s.s Campbell became the bride tainment will be featured. Joseph to participate must notify Mrs. the hostess was celebrated. Others , r~-L--0m noting present were Mrs. James Zullo, company *-'f«i held at CAKTERET--The marriage of uarried of Michael J. Holowatch. Fitch Konci is chairman of the affair Kay Symchik, 12B Edgar Street, N Mrs. Frank Versegyi, Mis. Charles St. Elius Girl Stouts "•''j "- 1 with Joseph Wall- i Al'bcrU Louise Clark, daugh- breath, yladioll |hd prohidS. Stret'l, Saturday at 4 P. M. at the with Gr*nci Knight Hila as hon- or phone Carteret 8-5295, on or Mbb AlbcrU Lou HI, Elia.s Church. before July 3. Comba, Mrs. Neil Zullo ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark The maid of hftnor was gowned orary chairman, Make Plans for Picnic ri'Port an the popularity Of 30 Grant Avenue, to Rudolph in white double dotted swUs over Gu»'i>l.s were the Misses Claire A GuriK-y, Dorothy Sansillo, Martha CARTERET—Girl Scouts of St. « given by Walter W. Werkmeister, sun of Mr. mid Mrs. green taffeta, all,styled with Gumbats, Mary Snaiier, Ruth 3u- Rudolph Wfikmeister, HI Mun- Elia.s Intermediate Troop under the* I'lans for a lamUy picnic scalloped necUintvoap sleeves 1)t.llJll;llMt!], Ruth Russo, R,jUl Safety During Crowded Holiday Week-End Traffic 1 leadership of Mrs. Htlen Bry«r nil honorary members sell Avenue. Linden was held Sat- und a fulflll skirtkirt- 1*heThey wore matchmatch- h Staubuch, Jo Gavaletz and Elate wen- enrolled for 1950. They a» 'W on Sunday, July 23, urday afternoon at 4'oclock In ijitj picture lmts trimmed with vel- lv Kljullu. Carte-ret. Helm Bryer, Helen Demeter, Helen ^ Grove. Rtohirt Dono- the Klrsl Presbyterian Church vet and they carrlM bouquets of largely in Your Hand,' Chief Reminds Autoists M1 Also Mrs. Luke Jaeger, Perth Galainb, Carol Glnda, Eleanor "iian of the ftfl»lr. here The Rev. Orion D. Hopper, baby's breath, gladioli Afid tuChlcU. Amboy. und Mrs. Joseph Manhart CARTERET — With the ap- While it la true that literally 'you of those with you. Leaving early Ivano, Joan Kish, Yvonne Lehosky, , ufficiated Mr. and Mm """ - are on of Port Reading. must look out for the other fellow' for your destination and allowing Uuibara Mltro, Kleaaor Mitro, The bride. Klvgn '" marrlatse by proach of the lonis fourth of July "(:|"' Service* Held The bride. Kg a wedding trip td th> Pocono weekend and the pnwpstts of the on the highway, it Is equally true considerably more than enough Ethel RaHkulinec, Mary Raskulinec, her father, was attended by her Mountains and upon tlWllt return greatest volume of traffic In the that you must look out for your- time to get there is a prime safely 11 fiie Hirockman and Mary Ann Demish COUBIII Miss Doris Plrrong of Ro- will reside In Red Barilt, the bride Fubtan Infant HaplizeA Borough's history, Police Chief self. To tlo so, first, you must be point." Tomcayk. selle as maid of Honor, and M ss chose aa Hi:«n silk pri^ dress, At Presbyterian Church Gtoise Sheridan joined State of- certain your car Is In perfect Avoid Peak Hours f'lun.s were completed for an - Funeral services Ruth Grebe, of Irvtngton and MUMt black accessories and. «h orchid flclala today in an appeal to motor- mechanical condition before start- It has been ssuggeBbed by State uutlna to be held In Rahway Parlc S. DMutti of QwU Eslava of Caldwell as t»ndBS- corsage for travelling; CARXERET—Bruce George was ists and pedestrians to cooperate Ing on a trip, especially one of trafttc authorities that driver.- in the near future. "I'clt Avenue «« held The bride, a graduate of Car- In muklug the holiday "safe and three or foot' days' duration. Then, avoid peak travel hours it possible °*Paul W«rkinelster was his broth- the name given to the infant son particularly between 10 A. M. and ""irniuu at 9'M in St. teret High School, it ftwloyed in of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fabian of Sane." . you too, must be in tip-top shape, ^ t-'atholtf Church er's best oian and John Bergen- fully rested and alert, prepared to 1 P. M., when regort-bound und fc.\( UH8ION JO BEACH ll|ll the personnel d _ of the 117 Longfellow Street at buptkuial Wttii thousands of can expected »" requiem high mass, akock and James Koeller, botli of to use hUshways going through a<;t swiftly and surely In emer- S P. U, and 8 V. M-, homeward CARTERET—Th,e, members of. g Prudential tn«UT« ceremonies held 1ft the Fir»t Pres- gencies. bound. Linden, ushered. / , graduate the vicinity to get to seashore the Ukrainian Sisterhood of the the B«JtJW. Newark. Her h\ttl byterian Church here. Ble^ed VirKlh Mary will hojd an ThS bride's white double-dotted The Rev. Orion D. Hopper oili- and other resorts, the danger to all ••Strict observance of sptsd Every available policeman will gown was fashioned with a of Linden. High be on traffic detail over the week- excursion to Rye Beach Sunday, in St. Genqpl Flint cltited. Spqnsoi'8 were Mrs. Ann is 8tepp«fd up considerably percent- limits, all post regulations, and the l sleeves and W agewise, the chief warns. common eoiirtWlM of the road also end and the chief suggests that They will laftve t?y chartered bus l.djstrtct OIBrlen nod William O'Brien. A motorists not *poll their holiday at 9 A. M. at the conclusion of the lhto dinner followed at the Fabian "Your safety largely Will be in ttottttunce to help WfNU by an wreifc (or violation*, * liturgy, :,: horn* own hWfla." , r:T*T'rvMp-..f.
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ami more beliefs of mankind >re veloped atomic nrtni,,,,. ., fi : debunked the latest being the atomic warheads f,,r 1M||(!^ pnr-lical whimsy that In the sprlng- sds which is in ](„„ I'"' time hiwls sing of love. report of Defense Se^,.,., Big Ad Users Taken 1086 According to the University nf Johnson, on March :u , (ienrRin bird rtiKrt, they do noth- country is developing.,' LONDON The lil.'iO edition Of ing of the kind. When birds sing in PARIS, PRANCE Despite th» of new atomic missels nl, fn<-t th.it France hn .1 mirplm ol Domfsdiiy Hunk. Ilic FiigH^i ver- I he springtime, Dr. Eugene P. sion of a reiVMis i^ now being Uflum says, they are not warbling have tactical as well';,,'.'! tv o milliun womrti- th* Frrnrh significance. ' ' rnnlp it v*r.v pafful lirfiirf h» planned, it wns .iiinnwnrrd recent- love songs or mating calls. Instead. r innkes o tnatrhtinninl leap and. as ly Tlie first ren .us u.is ordered | they are voicing the truculent colls by William the On<|iieror In lOfMl n niiisc(|upnrc. m»irl«f* ids of male birds "staking" out terri- DIGGING TO6 STHF.NcmJ Americans, who have been upset torial claims, warning other mnle boom. DKNTON. Md.-LVoiu,, France iiii 20 msfijlnrs which by the number nf (|(ieitions asked birds of their species not to "mus- carry nottiinf bilt mirrlfjjf advfp by tabulators this year, were no cle in"—or else. help (t neighbor-di« up v,'1Ml,, Arthur Allston, S4-y(, ,, " tlsprnrnK In addition, niimfrnm more upset th.m the Fngllshtnan Dr. Odum says the first couple ;l nf William's day when he an- of weeks of spring in northern zones painter, collnpix-d 'and ',., nthrr weekly inH monthly publica- henrt attack a frw . ' " tion"! Include such ads. nounced his decision to have the nre pretty much a man's world as llin Curiously enon|h, ftiovit 70 per survey made. far as birds are concerned. Males rent of the ads «r*« placed by mtn. "So very strnltly did he cause of many species have no females CANDID & STi I,,,] There Is a "Club df Th# Timid'" the survey to be made that there to call to at this point. The girls are founded by t man devoted towas not a rod of Rround, nor—It still vacationing in the South, Dr. •sponsoring honcut marriign be- Is shameful tq say what lie thought Odum explains in this way: WEDDING tween people with • healthy body no shame to do—was there an ox Of the species that migrate Tliis coty corsage lays Its head and a healthy mind." or a enw or a p!g that passed by South for the winter—including o;n the bare shoulder of Julie PHOTOGRAPr that was not set down In the ac- certain thrushes, swallows and Wilson, sultry shucr. Strapless Divorce Hard t« Get Black Si Whit,. counts," an anonymous report said. warblers—the males head bnck gowns pose no fliiral problems Divorce Is h»rd to obtitln—o«ce Natural Color Census for Tax Ptirpone North In the spring a couple of when Uierr's a roll of cellulose you've made a mlitake ii the* altar, weeks ahead of the females. tape handy, reminds Alyn Wayne William was not primarily In- It's most alwayi for keep*. Springtime is nesting time and the of the Florists' Telepraph Deliv- terested in the population He was The publisher of a lonely hearts girls arrive. ery Association. POPIEl STUDri more interested in taxes. The levy magazine called "Marriafe for "The males are the pioneers," 30 GRANT of two fhilliiiRs per "hide" of land All" snyi "lack of money compel! Dr. Odum says. "Each bird picks people to go more and more rarely had not yielded the expected reve- Spain offers to repatriate Ger- out a territory when he teaches to entertainment places where ac- nue. Besides that, he had no way man refugees, if they wish. northern ground, ranging any- quaintances leading to marriafe of checking up on defaulters. He where from a half acre to ten can be made." had no adequate records even of ncres, according to hta' Mving his own holdings. The time had "Mnrriage magazines have re- habits. placed, in a sense, partiei and come, he decided, for a reckoning. "Then he sings vlgoiousfy for a dances," said this publisher, who Besides counting noses, the local couple of weeks to proclaim to prints 200 a
Cpf 'Screened* in Waiher Proclamation PAftlS, ILL.-Lirry TlidaleS cat is all washed up as a star In V
(Sl«ned> ECONOMY tARAGE CO. M 135 JERSEY AVENUE •"• • •*' IRRET pRESB FRIDAY, JUNB 30, 1950 fandemann-Rogers WeddingRiteMiss Sophie Suhar Hospital Guarding CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS CHRISTENSEN'S ,.» £fax in St. Mark'sMarried Saturday Employes' Health - -.•. vTHE FRIENDLY STCWFT:....•; ,•*>,>-,, •|.;nT-rT At n Pretty can- Miss Winifred Hundpinann. .-sis- C ART E RET — Miss Sophie ter of the bridegroom, wns mixid 2—Picnic, Carey Council 1380, Knights of Columbus, In St. The first phase of »n employe ,j,lVln>, 8 o'clock Saturday Suhur. daughter of Mrs. Esther James' Hall. of honor. She had on a yellow or- health program lias bewi rompl«t- Murk's Episcopal Suhar of 53 Cooke Avenue and the n Sl gandy dress, ballerina length, pic- 2—Bus trip to Rye Beach, sponsored by Ukrainian Sisterhood ed »t the Perth Amboy General ate Wasyl Suhar, became the ,„,,.,,, MIM Harriet Joan ture hat and a corsage of yellow of St. Demetrius' Ukrainian Church. Bus will leave the Hospital, according to an an- bride of Joseph S. Roman. 357 .imiKhter of Mr. and Mrs, roses. church hnll immediately after the 8 A. M. liturgy. nouncement by A. W Eckert. di- Kerne Street, Perth Amboy, ran 92 Lon«fellow rector. IMf'.en Wesley Hundemann was his of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Ro- 4—Olrl Scouts 8»fe and Sank Profrwn, „,.',! mr the bride of August brother's best man. Upon their man. Saturday afternoon at the 5—Annual picnic, 6t. Ann's Auxiliary. St. Demetrius' Church He said that all 350 employes , Hinulpmann, son of Mrs. return from a wedding trip to At- St. Ellas Greek Catholic Church at Ukrainian Pavilion. have had chest x-rays taken. The .' l , n. 25 Pitch Street. lantic City the couple will reside result of the x-r»ys has been made ( man here. 6—Meeting of Borouirh Council. „.,• oi-ville Davidson, rector, with her parents. The bride is a A part of earn persons employment 7—Closing exercises, First Prsrtyterlan Church dally vacation graduate of Carteret High School, Rev. Leo Pelensky performed record. the double-rlrig ceremony. school. 7 P. M. '','i'1,,, man-law by her tether, class of '50. Her husband, n gradu- Iscorted by her cousin. John 9—Picnic, Free Magyar Reformed Church at St. James' 'Hospital workers by the nature . , a white organdy ate of Carteret High Rnd Mary- wor( Hlilak, teh bride was attired in Church grounds. of their duties are exposed to un- 'i,,llprina length, picture hat ville College, Tenn., is employed by white marquisette gown fashioned known contageous chest conditions carried a white Bible the United States MptaLs Refining 10—Card party sponsored by Order of Eastern Star, home of In patients and can contract these Company, Carteret. with aPeter Pan collar, fitted Mrs. Helen Nemlsh, Pulaski Avenue. Witli sweet peas. bodice, long sleeves and full skirt. diseases themselves." said Eckert. 10—Meeting of Ladles' Auxiliary of St. Ellas Post, CWV, In "If these conditions are detected HET fingertip veil of French tulle parish hall. was attached to a bonnet and she early, a rapid recovery with mini- 17—Installation of officers of Ladles' Auxiliary of St. Ellas Post mum loss of Income can be effect- carried «n old fashoned bouquet CWV. in parish hall. of baby's breath and orchids. ed with proper treatment." 30—Communion breakfast, C»r«y Counoll, Knights of Columbus. Miss Helen Suhar, the bride's "By truimllnii the health of our sister, was her maid of honor and AUGUST employes, we are protecting our she wore an orchid marquisette R—Picnic sponsored by West Carteret Association at Roosevelt patients from any unnecessary ex- Kown styled similar to the bride's, Park. posure to unknown chest condi- tions and oi.her diseases." he said. a marquisette headdress and she 20—Picnic for children of parish In Rocky Hill, sponsored by We're prepared to fulfill your holiday weekend carried an old fashioned bouquet St. Ellas Post Auxiliary, CWV. Bus will leave after 8 A, M. Healthy employes nleo perform take the bloom off of of mixed owers. service. their duties much more efficiently needs with a complete selection to choose from. ;ihnut long engagements, marriage to a certain extent. The John Pochek of Fords was the and cheerfully, thereby rendering lull try to answer them all man and woman begin to take each best mam Upon their return from better service to patients." other for granted. a honeymoon in New York the cou- Chest x-rays of all employes will ,. arc times and circum- A great riral of inoney Is not ple will reside in Orove Street, hr taken everv year. , inch make a long engage- necessary to successful marriage Perth Amboy. The bride's travel- Anne Marie Proskura is Bride Schedules are being planned so .in1.1' A niressiiry. It Is certainly very The happiest couples are those Ing outfit Included a yellow and that each pnrson now employed at if n i , [or two young people who with a fair Income, love, faith in white eyelet dress, blue accessories the hospital will be given a Wa.i- Illll- ,,i,i enough money to live each other and the will to work and orchid corsage. Of Frank Sherkness, Elizabeth serman test, serologlcal tests and 1 urinalyslis. The Wasserman test i«kr Dtibly on with their own together. She Is a graduate of Carteret CARTERET - St. Ellas Oreek Teachers COIICKP, is u member of provides for the detection of sypnl- ,.' imi, who could Hot possibly So I say to those couples who High School and is employed by Catholic Church here was the set- the Cleveland School faculty. Her I, ji to support a home, to ask about long engagements, don't the Regina Corporation, Rahway. lls and the others are diagnostic pop' ting Saturday afternoon for the husband, u (muluate of Mahnney tests that will indicate certain Ill- ,-tl. They are only asking stay engaged too long If you are Her husband, a graduate of Perth t niiiif marriage of Miss Anne Marie City High School, is employed by nesses. Love has to be very sure you have found the right man Amboy High, is a veteran of the Proskura, daughter of Mr. iuid Mrs. General Motors in Linden. or woman—that Is, unless you Bre U. S. Army and Is employed by the Get Complete Test SWIM SUITS MM"1 to battle with poverty Michael Proskura of 84 Lincoln l,u hardships Irom the very be- very young or too poor to be com- American Smelting and Refining Avenue, Cnrteret, to Frank Sherk- Every new employe will be given fortable. Company, Perth Amboy. nl|]1,: ,»[ marriage. In ^uch a ness, son of Mrs, Mary Sherkness a complete physical examination for MEN,WOMEN sr i say to stay engaged by all Yours, of 629 South Street, Elizabeth, and Helen Brechka at the time of employment and f,ins until you can see your way LOUISA. the late QeorRe Sherkness. this examination will include tne above-mentioned tests. and GIRLS par io jit least support yourselves. Address your letters to: Margaret Toth The Rev. Leo Pelensky per- Sets Wedding Date Another case where I approve "Loulia," P. O. Box 532, formed the double-ring ceremony. The student nurse health pro- Ion:: onsanements is where the Onutceburg, 8. C. gram has been expanded. Each Nationally known JanUen (I boy are very young. They Escorted by her father, the bride CARTERET—In honor of her student Is examined by her own Is Church Bride Was attired In a blush pink em- brings beauty and glamour f not ready to settle down to the approaching marriage on July 22 doctor before her application to iporUnt business of making a broidered organdy dress, ballerina to Stephen Zazula, son of Mr. and start training Is accepted. She is CARTERET — The Hungarian in exciting new styles for ime nr rwring a family. Their length, a matching organdy helmet Mrs. Dymtriw Zamla of 439 Maple then given a thorough examina- Miss Helen Cza ja Reformed Church here was the every figure. See the com- ucntion is not complete in many and she carried a colonial bouquet Avenue, Elizabeth, Miss Helen tion by the doctor charged with setting for the marriage Satur- ,. If they postpone matrimony, of pink roses and lilies of the /al- Brechka, daughter of Mrs. Mary supervising the student health pro- plete selection designed to day afternoon of Miss Margaret uill possibly fall in love a ley. Brechka, 675 Upper Roosevelt Ave- gram before starting the precllnlca To Wed July 29th Toth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. make your independence bcr of times before they flnd The matron of honor, Mrs. Jo- nue, was tendered a shower. stage of her training and Is ex Alex Toth of 125 Lowell Street, e nwn or woman whom they will seph French of Roselle, sister of amined yearly after that. Day weekend a pleasure. CARTERET—Miss Helen Czaja, to Stephen F. Kovacs, son of Mr. Quests included Mrs. Mary ally :«\T all of their lives. the bride, wore an ice blue em- Before going on affiliation to 3 State Street, was tendered a sur- and Mrs. 8tephen F. Kovacs of Brechka, Mlsaes Irene and Rita It b a rare thing, Indeed, to ad- broidered organdy dress, a match- other hospitals In the state as a prise shower in honor of her ap- 128 Longfellow Street. Brechka, Albert and John Brechka, :,r same kind of man at proaching marriage by her maid ing organdy helmet and she car- part of her final year of training, The pastor, the Rev. Alexander Mrs. Philip Fox Jr., Mrs, Pauline enty-five that we do at seven- of honor-to-be, Miss Eugenia Ml- ried a colonial bouquet of blue and the student nurse is given anothei Darocsy, performed the double- Van der Mark, Mrs. Philip Grego, en jud many of the bored nar- lewskl. white daisies. complete physical. ring ceremony. Mrs. Joseph O'Lear, Mrs. Mary ,1 men and women of today nre Joseph Stulpin of Elizabeth During her coursr of study, an Miss Czaja will become- the bride Escorted to the altar by her ^ Mrs. Arva Blessing and «lii)se partners have failed of Anthony Sllva on July 29 in the served as the besl man Mr ftnd Mi*s Catherine Filo of town. student who is ill reports to Mrs sro'.v ;i mental inch since their father, the bride was attired in Mrs, Shortness will reside here at Alleen Coughlln, student health WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR Holy Family R. C. Church. Mrs. Catherine Hughes of Rail- i school days. an ivory Skinner satin gown de- director. She arranges an appoin- Quests were Mrs. Sophie Czaja, 124 Heald Street upon their return way', Mrs. Ann Yur, Mrs. Wilma Bui if you are old enough to signed with a white Imported lace ment with the doctor. Throughou Beautiful new styles, wonderful fabrics In Miss Stella Czaja, Mrs. Antoinette from a wedding trip to New Hamp- Sutch and Mrs. George Sutch of t married and are making redingnote. Her fingertip veil of the course, the student gets fu MUewskl, Mrs. John Qorecki, Miss shire. For traveling the bride wore Perth Amboy. Miss Helen Moskawa French Illusion was arranged from medical and hospital care free o sun clothes, beach towels, terry cloth robes, ou.-'li to live simply, for goodness Cecelia Qorecki, Mrs. Margaret a navy blue and white ensemble, of South Amboy, Mrs. Dymltriw a crown of orange blossoms and charge. !!» on and get married. It Is Tomczuk and daughters, Patricia white accessories and a corsage of Zazula, Mrs. Harold Brenchman, play suits, polo shirts, ahorts, novelty skirts, penally unfair to a young wo- she carried a 'bouquet of pink pink roses. and Barbara; Mrs. Mary Cap, Mrs. roses and green Ivy. Mrs. Joseph Forman, Mrs. Ann pinafores and tee shirts. See our great col- an to stay engaged for years and Ooldle White, Mrs. Irene Beauty. The bride, a graduate of Car- Progress The bridesmaids, Miss Helen Rogers, Mrs. Paul Wltkowski, Mrs. ars. She gets to the place where Miss Eleanor Czaja, Mrs. Rose teret High and Trenton State Ann French and daughter, Ann; Pavlinetz and Miss Ruth LaurTen- Kind Lady (to London huckster* lection today. neither "fish nor fowl, nor Tomczuk, Mrs. Jennie Keratt, Mrs. Miss Clara Trapchak, Mrs. Paul berger, both of this borough, wore —And have you always been sell- oil in! h'rrine" Frances Czaja, Mrs. Eleanor Yan- Skiba Sr., Mrs. Paul Skiba Jr. champagne gown styled similar to TRIP TO BALL GAME ing cocoanuts? ' kee. Mrs. Julia Brent. Mrs. Waiter Mrs. EsteUe Jackay and Mrs. Mary the matron of honor's, matching CARTTERET—Court Carteret No Huckster (proudly) —• Oh, no, All of her friends are married Sak, Mrs. Mary Czaja and Miss Conway and daughter, Dorothy hats and they carried pink roses 48, Foresters of America, will go lldy, I worked my way up from c ;hc is not of the married set, Helen Papp, all of this place. ail of Elizabeth. and green ivy. see a night baseball game Tuesday 'azcls. e simile set is composed of Mrs. Iif.ne Mllewski and Mrs. User sills and boys and, wont Michael Lorusso of this bor- evening, July 25. The game will be SPORTSWEAR Virginia Laible of Newark, Mrs. the Dodgers vs. St. Louis Cardinals all. everybody seems to regard Laura Gerek. Mrs. Helen Cacclola ough was the best man, and Frank r a.s a certain young man's prop- Antonelli of Roselle Park, brother- Buses will leave at 7 P. M. from CHICKEN In The BASKET $1.25 and Miss Patricia White of Wood- the club rooms. ty .iiicl if he is not on hand (or bridge, Mrs. Catherine Jacobsen, in-law of the bride, and Alex Lip- Special Sunday Dinners $1.50 and up. for MEN ery occasion, she is left to twid- Mrs. Sophie Swal and Mrs. Jose- PW of Pennsylvania, cousin of the Served Sunday from 2 P. M. to 9 P. M. e her thumbs. A long engagement phine Sonnenberg of Perth Amboy. bridegroom, ushered. BLOOD BANKS The newly weds are on a wed- Businessman's Lunch 85c Miss Eleanor Czaja and Mrs! Jose- The National Security Resour- — a grand new col- YKAHS OLD phine Czaja of Elizabeth, Mrs. ding trip to New England and ces Board has delegated to the SERVED DAILY 11 A. M. TO 2 P. M. A CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. John Margaret Ahlmovlc of Avenel, Miss Canada and upon their return will American Red Cross the task of Our kitchen is under the supervision of "Mom" Parker lection of sport shirts, piak. 59 Randolph Street, enter- Mary Wilus of South Amboy, Mrs. reside at the Lowell Street address. reorganizing its blood bank facili- polo shirts, swim il ;ii n party in honor of For going away the bride chose a Alice White of Rahway, Mrs. R:ise ties, aiming at rapid expansion to The MELODY CLUB trunks, sport coats n Hidiaid, who marked his Dobrowolski of Bayway and Miss pink dress, black accessories and provide protection in the event of (Formerly Middlesex Hotel) t:i birthday. B. J. Renaldl of Port Reading. a corsage of white orchidh. a national disaster. This far- and slacks by such J Gtii'-t.-, were Betty An Kovacs. reaching civilian defense program ROOM COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED Diana Meyer, Ml- famous makes as Me- FACTORY LOYOFFS will require about five years to 120 MAIN ST. (Corner Amboy Ave.) WOODBRIDGE , John and Mary Astonishing Gregor, B.V.D., Tru- Fewer factory workers were complete with full stockpiling WO-8-1726 ancl Carl Kar- Secretary—"Yes, Mr. Culver is laid off in April than in any and distribution facilities. Val and Arrow. • Elizabeth, Robert, Jo- at liberty now." month since October, 1948, ac- "! William Legeny, Rose Office Visitor - "Oh. I didn't cording to the Bureau of Labor -mil John Kovats. even know he'd been in jail." Statistics. In contrast with April It's Gone Anyway 1949, when workers were being Freddy—Grandpa, did you once furloughed at the rate of 28 for have hair like snow? wnen you order printed every 1,000 on a payroll, the rate Grandpa—Yes, my boy. matter, chances are you CHILDREN'S PLAY TOGS Arthur J. Murphy for April, 1950, fell to 13 a thou- Freddy—Well, who shoveled It sand. off? want it in a hurry. Our For Fourth of July and later, Numbing & Heating craftsmen know this, and wonderful new swim suits, sun Of Quality rj*\^ are geared to render high- suits, shorts, slacks and play Automatic Gas and Electric POLIO speed service, with no sac- suits for children. Hot Water Heaters Oil Burners t INSURANCE rifice in quality. Call us Service and Supply today! Woodbridge 8-1710. By KAYNEE! MAIN ST. RAHWAY Call Ra 7-1261 ^n $5,000 FOR EACH MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY BE SURE — SECURE ^r "For Favorable Impressions!" CASUAL FOOTWEAR Hoosier Casualty Poliomyelitis Protection for the ENTIRE FAMILY Vo your taste From prfse-winnrng MIDDLESEX PRESS tomatoes, Flagstaff takes RAYMOND F. EGGERS. Jr., Agent W«men's Play Shoes a favor-Serve the pick of the crop! -Call Ra. 7-1546 Today - 18 GREEN STBEET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. That's why Flagstaff foylornatojuice, Tomato Juice is to Children's Sandals appetising, to garden* (SundUl • Buster Brown) rich in flavor! fresh!.. .Taste it, because If, your car t says Farnwfla&staff lasting, U believing! feels like this - - HOOD "PF" Sneaks It's Time For TENNESSEE RED CEDAR POSTS Terry Cloth Slippers MARFAK Car just arrived—all sixes In stock 3" ,V 1' Tops T I TOILS 8' long (lluitjbih Lubrication 4 Tops 12' long We will be closed ALL DAY TUESDAY (JULY 4th). I Tops 20' OPKN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. Vou get SMOOTH summer driving that's "cushiony" as it hay- 5" Tops 8' long , i,Je when MAIU'AK lubrication guards the chassis. MAKFAK is tough and stretchy—stitiks to wear points *nd bearln«a (ui d Open Daily to « P. M. — Fridfty Ml 9 p. M. thousand miles and MORE. Buu«h roads can't Jar out MABKAK. It resists washout mid squeeze-out. Von i-ttu KfcKI. its lonner hiitliiK i>rute POUR FRIDAY, JUNE 30. WBO "~^ Lillian's Dress Shop WALT & BABKSR1NITIIRE HOUSE QtuilUy Futniture Quality Furnlturp A Appliances 67-89 9OO8EVELT AVENUE U ROOSEVELT AVENtE I 325 PERSHING AVE.--COR. FITCH 6S-70 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTBIWT, N. J. CARTERET, N. J. 1 CARTERET, N. J. , CARTERIT, N. J. t CA. I-51IS CA. 1-5751 ' CA, 8-M24 CA. Celebrate AT THE WILLIAMJ. CROHMANN SFTAR'S MARKET] Real Esktte - 3* WASHINGTON AVENUE CARTERET DAY 71* ROOSEVELT AVENUE ] CARTERIT, N, I SPONSORED BY CARTERET, N. I J V , CA. 1-5471 THE GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL of CARTERET CA. 8-6487 TO BE HELD AT THE SOLDIERS & SAILORS MEMORIAL PARK CARTERET, N. J. - ALL DAY - JULY 4th* Everyone Invited!! — Join The Fun!! PRICE'S MEN'S STORE GERTRUDE* Tickets 50c — — On Sale at all Park Entrances Specialty & Youth Shop WASHINGTON FIELD DAY 58 WASHINGTON AVENUE ' CAlfBRET, N. J. CARTERET, N. J. CA, 1-57(11 BALL GAMES CA. 8-8512 ; CIRCUS PARADE CIRCUS FIREWORKS FREE BLOCK DANCE BILL'S SUPERETTE / — COMMITTEE — Complete Food Market ' / REV. 0. C. HOPPER JAMES J. LUKACH ROBERT WALSH CA. 1-6178 Fireworks — Show Fireworks Publicity Ticket Chairman MRS. }. < . NBVILL 55 WASHINGTON AVE. COR. ATLANTIC f FATHER ALOYSIUS BOLAND WILLIAM SITAR Show — Publicity 570 ROOSEVELT AVENUE Field Day — Ball Games i Block Dance — Fireworks CARTMET, Ni j. JOHN E. NEVILL JOSEPH COMBA MRS. F. TAPPEN Draftsman CARTERET, N. J, "* t Show Publicity CA. Show MISS ZITA MELLON • JOHN TURK Baud — Publicity CA. 1-T878 SAMUEL KAPLAN Circus Parade ALBERT BHECHKA A. M. Field Day WALTER WADIAK A. M. Field Day EDWARD KUCINSKI Fireworks — Block Dance LOUIS BROWN Midway Publicity Parade — Show *IN THE EVENT OF RAIN THIS AFFAIR WILL BE HELD THE FIRST NICE SATURDAY! «,*• f M. GREENf ALD f 1IXIAM J. LEBGW Real Estate & Insurance BUTCHER STAR 0EPARTMBNT STORE FRIEND 578 ROOSEVELT AVENUE 44 « 594 ROOSEVELT AVENUE ,r CARTERET, N. J. CARTERET, N. J. CA. 8-5638 CA. 91 BOOfiEVELT Greetings from ., $ CEUHDTS PHARMACY LEHRER BROS. Mm'* Furnishing* . i. •i • IWW ^^ ^^^Wfl( P^pffH *Wr^HPI^P 78 ROOSEVELT AVENUE H ROOSEVELT tm urn is CARTERET, N. J. N. J. "*T?Wl PRESS Y, JUNE 30, 1050 Roller Derby; Stork Cat k di LoiiH HtWfh CM Softball Turns Wh BjftANtfi—Sfartitig this Stfttt Beaten In Last week and continuing through' the 2 Gamei Behind MM Kalm summer, Long Branch Stadium will- be a1 busy beehive of sensn- CARTERET-The Catholic' ftohal and thrilling aiUonic-blle Spfft In Ctrfy Locrp Inning By 4 to 3 Veterans upset the league RTERET—The 8t. Joes came Nu-Vfray nine behind Moe rA racing. Oh the ftgendft for th# sutn- CARTERET Ths Emerson CARTERET — The Carteret Hilt (toys Hotel nek's hurling. 5-2. In ,,,„„ behind In the last inning rrWr sport clientele are the ever- Street team upset the highly fa- Sacred Hearts lost out In the last Men's Softball League contest.j (l(,f(,nt the Bus Boys, 9-8, and pulsatlng stock car races nnd the vornd Cypress Street club 7-4. in Inning to the strong Fisher Asso- big explosion came In ' ",,„„(, their lead In the Midget Mi triror/blnp; gyrations of the the Cub League this week. In other Junior Loop Lead . , Pete Kendzlerskl pitched Relny Derby. ciation. 4-3. In a regular Middlesex inning when Brechka v w rames the Cypress Street combrni County Pulaskl League contest I'd hiitted the league leaders to tempest of merry-go-nrurid home run with the bases camp ba^k to beat ths Emerson over the weekend. Aftih- leading CARTtRET — Ths HU1 Bbys " ,|,,,y. "Bed" MortsGft smRcked madness will be on a full Week Streetms, 11-9. stnd the Rocltets contlnuPd to »t the pace In the for the Vets. 1 all the way, the Sacred Hearts Z,i home runs for the Bus Boys. schedule starting July 8th, When were jolted by the strong St. Joes Junior Baseball League by nosing The C.W.V. made It two c saw their opponents score thref u second game the Bus Boys (lie .sk.'»tin ! troupe makes Its shore out the Cadets. 3-2. Although out- row this week by defeating! !n Cubi. 16-4, In a one-sldW con- runs in the last inning to irnnnred the West Carteret Boys debut. However, there Will be hit. 7-4. the Hill Boys capitalized Joes. 13-0, in easy fashion. Mf test as Billy Ontier pounded a victory right out of their grasp. i b 11-6. The game wasn't de- plenty of action on tap at the 1 oh some costly errors comWilttefl Kalusek hurled a brilliant c u homer with two on base in the Carteret if) . ii,,i until the last Inning when Stadium over the holiday week- second Inning for the Winners'. by the Cadets. hitter. K AB R the Bus Boys smacked "Lefty" end. "Red" Lehotsky held the KockcU Cadet* it) O'Reillv. rf 4 1 In the final battle of th> naimn for six hits and flVe runs, Saturday night, the stloclt car to four scattered bingles. A» A —a flght for the cellar Itundella, c 3 1 drivers get their last tune-up for Lukach, rb 3 0 the Mapre Street team ;,„-!(,,,! by a long triple by "Lef- (4) Koval, Jb 3 1 the championship series which Miyer's, ss « 0 Kasha. AB Caplk, rf 0 to stay clear by beating St. starts July 4th with the Independ- Stark, 3b f 0 ST. JOE'S (8) Kovads, cf 3 Brechka, lb i 0 19-14, in a slugfest. ence Day 50 lap' Trophy Race. KO1UM|S, c 0 R Leahy, ss 3 ss 3 0 . 2 ST. JOBS (14) P. Medv«u, If 1 1 Mosquito, ss 5 1 T. Tobiaassen, 2b 3 R. Caplk, 2b 1 0 AB Moore, 2b Strimapede, 2b 3 I Nardl, c 3 Oaydos, cf .. 3 0, I Wantoek, 2b 2 Harahlcovltch, cf 3 Vinsko. lb 8 0 J. Mullans, 3b 3 Sb'nowski. p 2 0 toth, 26- .... 2 PAL Team Bows 2 l^i'ence. rf .. a. Leahy. 3b * 2 R. Donovan, lb .... 3 Osraus, if Jr. Meodvetz, p ... 3 Taylor, p .. i Hflley. c 2 '? it MuUW, c .... Carlton, rf ....2 Splsak, p .. 2 Kady, cf * 1 vingtoii; Flshe* A'ss'n (4) rtolenscak, rf 0 D. Medvetz, rf r. .... 1 R Kamachof, ss Mpssnios. rf 3 Hamorskl, If 2 it i Galumb, If 4 f) , D'Arrilco, \t .. 4 1 Jictoon, lb Held to 3 Hits Karol, cf 2 0 tflti Sort (3) tuc'as, 3B .... tend. P 3 1 26 0OU0LB NEVER Pasternlcky, cf .2 0 tot, cf +. 9 10 CARTERET—Losing their first EmeVson St. m Fisher, rf . J 0 into, ab i Irvlhg, cf |ame in three starts, the PAL base- SET Pt/LLBP OFF- lenson, 3b 1 0 BTJ8 BOYS («) K$ Webber, 2b 3 0 Mate, rf ball team bowed to the Irvlngton 0 Mve"t!i'. lb 3* AB R $zpak, ss 4 S. D'Amlco, 3b .. B<»«. rf PAL nine in a regular state league Ryan, 3b 4 Brennan. ss 3 1 Magy, ss 3 Kent. 2b 1 Nadolskl, p game played at the stadium field Wudzski, p 2 Bbhnck, If .. 0 0 Belrfflc, c 3 Merelo, 3b .... 1 last Friday evening. Cheslak, c 4 czan, lb 3 1 Leshick, cf Kasha. C 2 35 14 i- The local combine was held to Langer, lb 4 Sardone, if . 1 1 rf .. 2 Woodhull, ss .. 1 MAPLE ST. (181) J three hits by Bill Strychnlcz, who Koplrt, 2b' 2 H, 0UT Mossa, c .. 2 0 Mfakkat. if .. 3* Mortspa, lb .... I 1 8now. p' 2 handled the pitching chores for* Fodoi . If 2 ?vanello, p 2 0 It ; 3 Preputnictc. If 6' the visiting aggregation and did a 4 Glenfrida, cf Koons, p .. 0 0 Keats, 3b Sersun. rf 0 highly effective job. Kawetski, rf y AHP r#£ GAME JM VIE 20' 3 Curtis, cf 0 GIRLS-HARD COURT Sere by innings: Shymansky, sa I Irvingtort is) 27 X, Mudrak, c .. Saner, cf 6 Scort by Innings: Cadets 0-200000-$ 4 ,AB R ; K'>k rf 0 Hill Boys 1 0 1 0 0 r 3—3 ttanchttnf. cf 5 P'czm'nsXl, ss 3 6 Score by lnnlntfg: Carteret 2 0 1 0" 0 0 0—3 Hull |) 2 Bsrtt, lb . 5 Novak, cf 2 1 Cypress St. 3 0 0 0 10 0—4 Fishers 0 0 0 0 0 1 3—4 1 Osag, 21i 4 Needham, 3b 2 o. Emerson St. .t.. 0 3 .3 0 00 1—7 31 * 10 Magella, rf .... 3 2 Bidun, c 3 0 BoychuK, p .... t Cypre& St. tti) Cafteret A. A. 3 Strychnlcz, p 3 1 V. Mudrak, p 1 AB R . 1 AB R Ulichny, If 2 1 2 Kovacs, cf 2 2 Defeats Statcfl Kent. 2b .. 5 2 Zelles, rf 3 Greiner Girls Yuhasz Girls' Late 33 IS Staudt, lb 3 0 Leahf 2b 3 1 Herein, lb .. S 2 Carlton, c 5 1 Blast Nips Clofvers Score by Innings: Halpern, 2b 2 0 St. Joes 117 230 Kasha, c - 8 2 Medvetz. ss 4 1 Island By 13-8 Hidi. 3b Defeat Trenton Rallies fin, 15-7 Maple at 060 242 < 23 Nardl, p 4 1 In Senior League Prcputnlck. If J 6 HowBth, Jb :.... 4 1 CARTERET— The Carteret A. Carter*! (2) CARTERET—Take It from the CWV No, 619 (5) Sersun, If .. 2 0 Mullans, If 5 1 A. scored an important triumph AB R H By 7 to 0 Score Debs, the Yuhasz Oirls are the -The Clovers held AB Woodhull, ss .. .. 4 0' R. DonoVan, lb 4 1 over the weekend by walloping Irving, ss 3 0 team to beat in the Girls Recrea- the lead for five Innings but a big 6'Rielly. If 3 SaKer. rf . 4 0 the Staten Island Yanks, 13. to 8, O'Brien, c 3 1 CARTERET—Living up to pre- tion Softball League. five-run blast in the sixth enabled Rarhery, ss 2 Kok. cf 3 1 Z0 35 11 Oluchusko, cf 2 0 season predictions, the Greiner After tiiking an early lead arid the Cards to com? from behind at Gabe's stadium, Staten Island. Kurdyla, c 3 Mutseu. p . 4 Walker. If 2 0 Emers»ri St. (9) Olrls defeated trie Majorettes of watching the Debs 'come from be- and triumph over the Clovers, ld-5. Smashing out 13 hits including M- Capik, 3b 3 Marocchi, lb 2 0 AB R Trenton at Roosevelt Park by the hind to tie the score, the Yuhasz in the Men's Senior Baseball Lea- three by Matty Lukasiak, the Car- J. Brechka, lb . 3 ., . 37 11 0 Szpak, ss ..; 5 score of 7-0. Carol Glroud gave a, Girls came through with two sur- gue. ,Four, straight singles com- teret club had to come from be- W. C. B. C. (8) Qural. 3b 2 1 M- R. Caplk, 2b 2 Mullan. Jb 2 0 Ryan, 3b 4 0 very impressive- exhibition of prising rallies in the sixth and bvrietf witin three bases on balls hind with late rallies In the fourth, Shulick, rf 1 R 0 WudzsKt, p 4 0 pitching, and some timely hitting seventh innings to win out, 15-7. produced the whining rally. fifth and seventh Innings to win Blair, ss 3 toeber.rf 1 E,. Bfechka, rf .... 2 2 Ifiraly, p 0 0 ClieslaK, c 3 2 by Rygiel, Jarowski, and Pudge Vuhaez (15) Clovers (5) the game. A, Oaydos, cf .... Bniseato, 3b 3 3 2 Trout, cf 2 1 Langer, lb 4 2 ll'Messler settled the issue. Next AB AB R Kalusek, p Dalton, p ,„.. 3 R MalinoWskl, Carteret hurler, was . 2 1 :opln, 2b 4 1 1 Sunday, the A. and B, Greiner Vinsko, 3b 5 2 A'ckaleurlz, 3b 4 1 nicked for eleven hits but he Gillrain. If 2 0 19 Malaquais, cbf ... . 3 0 0 Ueams will play the Rocket A and B F. Manger, rf 5 2 Gluchowskl, c . 4 0 proved to be most effective with Gibney, 2b 3 24 0 Score by Innings: Grenfrieda. cf 4 ,1 if team celebrated the birthdays of Czajkowski, lb 4 2 Masluck, cf ...... 4 0 men on base as no less than Krai;, lb 3 NU-WAY (2) 0 Irvlftgton 0 2 l 0 w cm h Kawetski, rf . 4 2 5 4Lei Galkaski and Nudge Messelr. Stima, ss 5 2 Wilson, lb .. 2 l eleven Yanks remained stranded AB Baldwin, c 3 1 Irvington 0 2 10 2—5 Grelntr Girls (7) Marino, p 3 3 Perkins, 2b ... .. 4 0 0 on base. Basullce, NIS . .. 4 Hendrickson. rf 2 0 Carteret 0 0 0 0 2-2 AB R Stauback, ss 2 1 35 9 13 Bishop, c 4 3 Neiit Sunday the Carteret A. A. HaganJ 3b' ;; . 4 .Sofkn. rf " 3 6 Score by innings; ss ...*., 1; L. 1 jlTomori, rf 1 0 anger, 2b 5 will travel to' Pelhem. 1*. Y, to King, 3b .. 4 0*3 1 r3-i-»» lBsposltt)>k> r 0 o Hayfco. rf •....•: •.:....: 2 '• • Efnersdrt flt. .* Wt» u, cf : 3 play the New York Athletic Club P. Virag, rf ... .. 1 25 s Cypresa St. 7 0 0 2 2 0 0—11 Commune, lb 4 1 0 11, Webber, If 1 v Qava'letz, If 5 . nine. Ernie Brechka.south paw", Is M, Vlrag, if . 3 by Innings: Deb Girls fin DeBoer. If 3 1 — Lesky, if 2 ^slated to pitch. lb 2 320 5—11 Rocltets (4) aalkaski, 2b 3 0 39 15 15 Slomko, p 0 QladysK, cf 3 w c CARTERET A. A. (l'3> ' - C 300' 020 1— 6 Again Over Dotty AB R H rMadger, c 3 2 Debs (7) Frankowski, c 3 0 J. D'Zurllla, cf 4 | Messier, 3b .- 3 1 AB 26 AB R Why 0 0 1 Sosnowski, p 3 0 Furian, If 3 0' 2 iaworskl, cf .-. 2 1 Jacoby, p .. 5 a Cards (10) Lukach, lb 5 1 "e KOt out Of i&d at 2 A. ,Zupko, rf 1 0 2 AB Virag, rf 3 3 'Flashes By 8-5 uback, ss 2 0 0 Medvetz, 3b 4 R H 27 ~% •>|>* a dressing gown over Mhis Oiroud, p 2 0 1 Lukasiuk, ss 4 his I J Rohaly, c 3 0 1 Gil, lb * J, Sabo, 3b 4 0 0 3 Score by Innings: pajamas arid galloped down two s 1 MarcmlaK, lb 5' CAKTERET — The Deb Girls Fitzula, p 1 1 0 Zelenek, If .. 4 Moskal, ss 4 1 2 2 C. W. V 014 000 li^ii to the landlord's flat. 0 Itollbas, 36 4 traveled to New Brunswick on Sat- T. D'ZurlllaU ; 2b , 2 1 0 29 7 10 Hudak, c 3 3 0 1 0 >ifu-Way 001 001 He mpped sharply, No answer. 0 ifrahco, if urday, and repeated their previous Sweda, 3b' ':. 8 1 1 Majbrettes (0) Mate, ss 2 P. Vtfag. If 3 1 1 2 He knocked again, and again 0 Resftti, cf 5 upset victory by defeating the Lucas, lb : 2 0 0 AB R H Pencotty, 2b 1 OlucribWski, lb 4 1 1 C. ^'lly the door opened. A sleepy- 0; MakWlnski, c .. Dotty Flashes, 8-5. The Debs as- Kruppa, rf *_...•... 2 0 0 LaBella, 3b 3 0 Mesquita. 2b 2 Pbta, cf 3 2 2 8' AB R' vcil landlord stuttk h^ head' out 1 Mallhowski', p sumed an early lead, and it was. not J. Leahy, rf .& X 0 0 Kushner, 2b 3 0 1 Johnson, rf 1 0 Mdeczan, 2b 2 2 2 9 1 OiWelly, If 5 2 Will," he demanded, "what do 0 until the 6th inning that the Dot- Dalton, ss 1 1 .SheLsori, cf 3 0 Solewin, rf 3 Kolojeskl, c 2 2 2 46 13 13 Ramerl'zR' . ss 5 ,,J "HI want?" r 1 tys could get a run. In the seventh Nash, If 3 0 Maronowski, cf 4 Cdrenti, rf 0 0 0 Koval, 3b 4 -1 I 'Hie other took a deep breath, Inning two errors enabled the 24 Bangholz, ss , 3 0 Wood, df 2 1 0 Kalusik, p 4 •<•$ 1 l Just want to inform you," he Dottys to score four runs, but the Ouah, lb 2 0 33 7 14 Walker, i'f 1 0 1 R j. Brechka, lb 5 -i a:ii- "that I won't be aWe td pay game was already in the bag for St. Joes (t'eV Salmon, c 3 0 Score by innings: Reilly, s« M. Caulk, c : 5 "~>t tll( wnt this month." Slrhonelah, rf 2 0 28 10 12 te Debs. Joan Jacaby pitched a AB R Yuhasz 6 0 0 0 0 6 3—15 } Kurdella, 2b 4 I "i-s that why you woke me In 1 Varsalona, p 2 0 Score by lnnmgs: Bellezza, cf 4 1 good game and a fine catch by Howath, 3b 4' 2 Debs 2 0 0 3 110—7 0 E. Breohka, rf 4 i '•"•'• middle of the nitfit? Couldn't 0 0 12 2 0 0—5 Angle Grega was the fielding gem, Polanscak, ss 5' 2 Clovers Grass6, lb $ 1 A. Oaydos, cf 2 5 ftwull me that in the morning."1 24 ,0 Cards. 0 0 13 15 0—10 The Debs are playing the Hillside Carr. lb '. 4 2 McAlarney, If : 3 I '<* other nodded1 MonarehlHj R«n«w Effort! Kaydettes a rubber game, and the Inder, c 4'. 3 Naples, c 3 0 38 ,-CVrtalnly." he adni'titeij. "But Lehotsky, p 2 To Put Don Juan on Thron* Tumlrielll, c . 1 0 ST. JOES (0) «'«>• should i worry alone?" i Molokle, 31) 5 chance to take the locals over. Doorko, cf 4 MADRID — T:he on again, off I AB 2 Cafteret likes Helm, p-rf 5 Deb Girls (8) Or, If 2 again movement to restore the 1 Toth, 2b WOMEN NAVAL DOCTORS 1 Cendrowski, p 2 1 The first woinen to complete AB K Nardi, 2b 3, 1 Spanish monarchy has undergone Jacoby, p .. 4 2 Brown, 2b 1, . Beaten By Amboy a recent reorganization in ah ef- under the. Navy civilian 0. 39 11 training program, seven- Madger, lb 4 1 Malaquias, rf i 6 fort to speed up the restoration, it 1 Score by innings: "''•" of them, have been ordered Oil, 3b . 4 Turdo, rf 1 i CARTERET-The Carteret Ukfs is reported. 1 Carteret A. A 600 231 6^0—13 at lnstalliiHpns In this Solewin, rf ....'... 4 came out on the short end of iv Emissaries have been discussing 0 32 Yanks 003 003 002— I The new doctors hold Greja, ss 4 12-5 count with the FDR Demo- ways and means of putting D6n 4 1 Score by innings: "we commlasions as lieutenants, Zupka, If Cfatlc Club or Perth Amboy last Juan de Bourbon, son. of Alfonso . 1 Rockets 12 10 0 0 0-4 Junior grade. They will Join tWo Baianowski, rf 0 Friday at Waters Stadium, Perth XIII, on the throne. The move is 5 3 0 0 10 7—16 Men's Baseball Irving, 3b Reid, c ; .. 2 2 St. Joes Amboy. reported to include a willingness to Navy and- three Reserve Studlum—6M P. A. Show H»n«f1e*p Triumphs Beam, 2b .. 2 0 FDR (12) cooperate with liberal groups, ex- Pufhs, ft' »«men doctori already on active Mon.~Cards vs Ukes WASHINGTON. - Sbme "hope- Mate, 2b .. 2 0 R cepting, of course, the communists. Wantoch, rf duty. Capitalism Most Undersold AB Wed. -Clover vs at. Joes less" cripples showed why there's MesqUlta', cf .. 1 0 Horvath, ss ... .. 3 2 Some of the more realistic mon- plenty of room for iny hnidlcspped Zelnick, cf .. 2 0 Jystim, Stasnn toftit Baliek, 2b Men's Softball 23 ,•3 1 archists are said to wish forrnlrig person to have hope. WASHINGTON - Capitalism 1* B. Kovacs, 2b .. 2 1 Llebeirs—6:15 P. J*. Score by innings: a well-knit group that would forget A man with one lef ran a credit-- 31 8 11 the most undersold economic sys- Juraska, cf .. 2 2. Mon.—Maple St. vs C.W.V. C W. V 220 122 factional quarrels and class pre- able 60-yard dasli. 3412 Dotty Flashes (S) tem in all history and socialism G. Kovacs, c .. 3 1 Wed.—Sitara vs Foresters judices that have hampered all A man With only two stumps for St. Joes 000 000 0-1 0 AB Ktid communism are the most ov- Patko, c 1 1 Fit—Nu-Way vs St. Joes past work for the restoration. legs, and with no control oVer Either Criss, If ersold, Harold E. Stassen recently Starnpiglio, ib 2 3 Girls Softball Pravda changes Western pofer* told a group of business men. Thiy are conviheed that the only olumbu^—6:30 P. M. stump, npt only walked, but (jsQ violate Berlin airlift accord. - i Hardlne, 2b Kopervas. If 2 1 way to restore the monarchy is to Correcting Mi situation Is a job Mon.—Debs vs Ramblettes climbed a shW. Horvath, c Loysjf, 3b .; 4 0 pooperate with socialists, anarch- for industry, he added^ It could Tues, 1 ;30 p. M.—Ramblettes vs A man vfho hid put on the lecond Magnanl, ss Hercfeg, rf 2 0 ists and other republican, parties. mean the end of trig cold war and Debs Of his two artificial legs recently HERE'S A Fiomerfelt. 3b ... Batista, rf 2 0 These groups! have agreed, it is re- possibly prevent the much talked We Changes in Local Government PEACE WITH RUSSIA of an Incompetent person who We ouirht to remember that VM put Into office because wme- P you and your fellow citizens de- of signatures needed to put the question the renl conflict In the world one told you to vote for him? uppnsr •Now, it>you*.turn , you totes *• » (i) Twenty flve c that Ideas are not of today will be the voters of Here is the - * ^ * « by physical force. There M no tomorrow!"—Diane Surdlck rspy evidence that Soviet plan (or Any adulta care to make my voters in municipalities oJ ?$0 popula- for world conquest Is by military remarks about the gullibility of forms of government are coun- tion or less; (2) twenty per cwit In mvini- pownr. Their proKram Is rather lilgh school student*? Or Is that li'i'^r, mayor-council and a plan for cipalitiea with from 7,000 to 16,000 pbpula- one nf propntanda »nd Infiltra- also just a little too typical of tion. It Is not a military threat those well above high school age' "nicipalitles. Each has variations tion; (3) ten per cent in municipalities tlint Russia presents to the The lesson on fakery on the with morsue thaen th70,00emunidpam 0 inhabitanty svotes to world You do not bomb Ideas ballot can't be learned too earl; nut of existence. Reducing the —Portland (Oregon) Journal. r Kremlin to ashes and prominent tf | Faulkner) Commission on Munieip- a charter Russian cities to ruin would not emission. In voting on destroy communtam. Ideas can be A UNION PRAYER ^vrrnment recently adopted by the the ue 1 *"°& of the commission, the voters mustered only with other Idea*. Dear Heavenly father, grant .^mrc with support of Citizen groups. also elect U was a wise1 statement of Kan- u.i this day divine guidance members to the nve-man com- Orant us thy blening that peace '•' the New Jersey Taxpayers Asso- mlsslon from amon son W. Baldwin, military expert 11[; K candidates previously of The New York Times,' made and harmony may exist between our manner* of business and of- linii- nominated by petition. This commission public recently: "It would be must make lts stud wrong to make Inevitable by our ficials of our unions. Olve to ,]irir ;1rc two methods of adoption: (1) ^s and, within nine action what Is not Inevitable." our union leaden the spirit of of a charter commission which months brotherly love and true Christian - recommend one of the following The exhortation of at, Paul understanding. one of the new forms or (2) that If It be possible, as much of citizens for a/ referendum on l.that the form of government now in AS In you lies, be at Deaf* with Give us an attentive ear that use be continued without change; nil men," means much more we may hear the warnings that of the forms. than we have made It mean. "If thou, O Lord, may give us to fl,is is how a charter commission can 2. that certain steps be taken to strength- It be possible," not profitable, protect and keep us free men In en the present form of government; using our best Intelligence and our wonderful country of op- about. goodwill. Surely It means more portunity. Give u«, O Lord, care- r'jrst.'tlie local governing body can auth- 3. that one of the new forms be put on thnn a passive assent to peace ful tongues that we, as union members, may not say t.he t.htnRs p, a vote on the question of a charter the ballot for adoption; if conditions are favorable. It means a definite and positive at- which outsiders will not under- pmission. Or, the registered voters can 4. that the governing body petition the tempt to overcome a war psy- stand and will misinterpret. iijnn for a vote on the same question. Legislature for a special charter. chology that has cursed us with Grant that we be slow in Judg- i,j method is us^d, here is the number Next: The new form on the ballot. n fatalism that war Is Inevitable. ments with our management S It means that Christians should people Give us the power to think peace and talk pence and reason sensibly and compromise bear testimony In their lives to reasonably our difficulties. Grant n way of life that will naturally us Thy divine will to do what Is Tightening the Iron Curtain create peaceful attitudes. They right at all times. Deliver us should both work and pray for from the fowler who might en- is who are puzzled by the "es- the armed forces are Sovietlzed, with the peace. As the children of Ood. snare us through trickery for his • trials in Czechoslovakia might they should be pence makers and own selfish gains. Give us wis- process more complete in Poland than jn know the blessing of such. — dom to see clearly the coming understand that they represent an Rumania. Nevertheless, the military forces Bishop Marshall R. Reed In The day when all warring factions Michlian Christian Advocate. [,'rt to exclude U. S. representatives, or of these nations may as well be counted will put away force and violence rctkicc them to a small number, greatly and go by the Oolden Rule. among the Russian assets. Certainly, this Develop In us the spirit of true in action and more completely FAKERY ON THE BALLOT Christian fellowship and make us [trolled by the Soviet-dominated govern- is true In Poland, where the PolUh army is The following is an editorial In a strong force for Ood, that we under the command of a former Russian the Washington high school pa- may continue to carry on Thy Marshal who also controls the security per, the Washlngtonlan: good work, same observation probably applies Under the Capitol Dome "Do you, the leaders of to- This we ask in His name. kritish representatives and maybe those police and other security forces. morrow actually care who rep- Amen—Donald Edwin Readiw [other western nations. This tightening By J. Jiseph firlhblis resents your school? In The Airoratter, Local 856, There is nothing much that the United "During the week that peti- UAW. the Iron Curtain will enable the Rus- States, and the western nations, can do tions were being circulated, I TRENTON, JUNE— Governor is to draw closer the noose they have about the matter except to follow suit and tional Guard, Fort Dlx, scheduled Last year New Jersey experi- took a petition around for one In Appreciation Alfred E. Drlscoll Is confronted for August 23. enced 1,514 cases of polio which 'Tom Barnett.' He was running und the neck of th« satellite country, put into effect the same restrictions against with a busy summer schedule but resulted In 121 deaths. During the New York City's water supply DIVORCE—New Jersey citizens for student body president. This has been replenished to some ex- will facilitate the domination of the plans to squeeze out a couple of period from January to June figment of my Imagination, not Soviet representatives and thow Of the weeks vacation at his "second in the grip of legal machinery of 1949, sixty-eight cases of Infantile tent and city officials give their easy divorce states where they a real person, got a full petition thanks to the many gangsters In ch army and nuke it the subservient satellite countries. When these nations re- home" deep In the Maine woods paralysis were reported in the signed by you. of the Communists, strict the movement of our officials we where relaxation and comfortable never have been or never expect state, which resulted In only six the country for their part in pre- sleeping apj-fe&tured during Aug- to be, may look forward to Justice deaths during the period. "Student leaders eagerly senting every New York-bound in the New Jersey courts. lluch the same process is under way in should not hesitate to do the same with ust. ' Mother and Dad should be awaited their turn to sign Tom's businessman wtth a bottle of The State Supreme Court re- petition. A leading girls' club water.—Christian Science Moni- knania and Poland. In these countries their men in this country. Many Invitations for the Gov- especially careful during the sum- cently condemned a Maplewood mer months to see that their chil- president, a popular boys' club tor. ernor to speak In various parts of woman for securing a quick and the country this summer have dren do not experience sudden president, the prexy of an honor fraudulent divorce in Florida chills. A physician should .be sooiety, and many other well- been turned down because of the from her doctor husband In Mor- Governor's desire to rest up dur- called Immediately If there are known students all signed the (Harteret Pressure Group Politics rlstown and then having the "im- any doubts about the child's con- petition almost without question. ing the hot period in preparation pudent effrontery" to institute a for the hectic congressional cam- dition. "I did encounter a few who PlihlUhrd bj Cartarot Prfi. suit in the New Jersey courts to Til WimhlnttuD Avf., Carter*t, N, J, 'he Government of the United States is that now dominates political decisions. The paign ahead in the fall. Last sum- said, 'No, I won't sign this. I secure alimony based on the il- INDEPENDENCE DAY:—One don't know him.' Telephone Carteret S-5600 ssing out gifts to virtually any pressure process has been largely abandoned by sue- mer the Chief Executive of New legal Florida divorce. Her suit ce8sful Jersey recouperated at his home hundred and seventy-four years Charles B. Gregory up interested in asking for them," de- politicians who found out, long ago, was dismissed and her husband "However, after a few more Editor and PublMlier In Haddonfleld following a seri- ago next Sunday New Jersey's glib remarks, they too wrote given a divorce by the high court. provincial Congress in session In Subscription ratei bt mull. 1A- ~-' "• to win elections .It.jfi get ous operation in a Philadelphia their names. One girl even raid, riiidlng' jinltfcrel ont y»«r, M.«n- cs Gwilyn A^Eri^, official of a large hospital. "Matrimonial suits . . . are at Burlington adopted a com- rooted deeply in the home, in 'Oh, yes, I know him, He'd make Six monthl, fl.ll, Ttires most ha, tislrlal company. He complains that our Much blame for thjg ^^ Tomorrow the Governor will bined Declaration of Independ- a good president.' 6f AeNewspapersi Get the Largest Share Additional Banking HMUI Frtdftft « to 6 ?: M. hi ' advertisin«.„g- wbilu l Ooif uth«e .«-«»nation. .~las-t The total for radio was Jttmated at 111 "mounte11'"titedd t o 1515,202,000,00045,202,000,0000 , accordinaccordindi g $617,100,000 and that for ilgizines, of ti iU1"ual• estimat--!•" .e of, Printers...'. r_,Ink., a„ all kinds, at $512,700,000. lhut We pass no special corqifyUtf ou the^ E NATIONAL BANK ' '"n devoted to printing industry. lnvM»iii)ers, as one might suspect, had figures reported but the. |#«Mi»r who MEMBCll KHKU1UL HHIKHVH ttfSTKlN "i't>L single share of the total Invest- wants to get the most for jjdl ftoney can [ 1 or about one tlllrd judge their importance for qJUtyMif, con int. ting ™*TU»(i iY«»iCii«.T», »o»<* •wnti Uw»«V VKBBHAl UHTOIIT IMUIUNUE1 tOHJ'OHATIOM * .'Ho1«oo,QOO - | "Well, that'f the LAST time VU ever go to an amuw« 1.7, went park with t wml-pro pitchw!" PA0B8VVP •;&;.. PAOF! FtfflftMY flUffi 10. »f«0 I.FGAI, NOTKIFS /V#»ir Trmtev.s Tour Rutfiers ; oi nil': HIK.HH r "PP'Tlennnces ilier,-,,, . Justice Malaria < ..null, N, .). HI In uni-wlK, up,,,.,,, ' Very Sfricf Skunks Invade Canadian In the. service of Freedom it Town; Qitinns Han RidiiThrw Days Urtdir Call Hood of Car; l«y» Two Eggs MEMPHIS — W. H. Ellis CDIII- .WOodbridge 8-1735 plaiiu-d for days about the emcll or comijig from the hood of Ilis auto- mobile. When he finally lilted the Perth Amboy 4-7538 hood, he found a hen and two eggs, one broken, the other perfect. WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. Kills described the hen nil singed and pretty bedraggrtd. He calcu- lated that 'h* had driven about SO inik'9 with Her Under the Hold. Publishers of Book Matchei the i»dependent-Leader • The Carterel Press Wood la not tht only thing that (oes up in match tmoke. Bock matches, io bandy In tlzc and N STORES popular lu an advertising medium, VVOODRRIDGE. FORDS ftaritan Township-Fords Beacon add nioi e than 34,900 torn of paper- board atack to .law ,j>y« ««sh M I!OPELAWN AT PINBUM'J SAW •.-,• • \ h Aid of PatitnU ;VTH -Dr. R. H. Bram- , Ms pioftwf—» Me- ,.;,,., of hi. friends and ,i,,>r5 I" «n 1 dforti" community, "Li f,,r help recently. ,|0rtor ran * notice In the iv f"r'y'h County N*w>;, nm now up «g*ln*t • serl- ,,i,lcm. Have been In tht iul for three weeks ind -W Smoked undergo « serious oper»- ,,,,„, which I m«y not sur- 1 am now asking your (Whole or i- you tsked mine thous- Swifft Shank Half) II (lutt Half) Full Cut ID. •I),, you remember how 12*oi. can Short Shank Ib. 59c nu loit when m»yb* «now cov« Prem 37c I HAMS pr,,l the ground or In all othef Special for one week only! Just th« thing for th« picnic! 55c Tender, juicy, beautiful ham—just \ht thing for the long wtek-tnd! Ftoturtd of all Acm«I fl " kin(is nf bad weather, when you hp.ird my voice say, 'I win ""N"W, my frlend», I am ask- in vim to come and pay me H/-C |v. ;m.itl fees charged you for m, Srrvices. TURKEYS 49c • You might do better to settle Top quality. Enjoy a turkey dinner and tasty turkey landwichw for your picnic! i,l, me than with my admlnli- Orange Ade".? 25c mtor- Please don't disappoint Special for one-week only! Ideal for picnici m(, my friends, lor I love every I me "< y°u-" Reody-for-tlie-Pan Drown Turkeys <>>. 57 Featured in our self-service meat depts. Drawn weight; head, feet and entrails remove (ing Writes Songs Campbell's Pork & Beans 2 •*• 21c 1 £V£ [or Michael Todd's Special for one week only! Take advantage of this low price! l Frdsh Ground Beef * 53c All Skinless Franks •5 A5c Loadway Musical Haddocr it iff k Whole Canned Hams "> 79c Assorted Cold Cuts »-5 1 Weak Only! Smoked Cala Hams » 43c Fresh Large Shrimp »6. NEW YORK-A klnf has written Skippy Peanut Butter 15-oc. jar 33c Scallops I «,,',( for a Broadway musical. | Fnr some years now the kinf« of , world have been having a diffi- Sandwich Cookies ""Tie. 29c Asco Coffee i 68c timc and many have moved 1 l! RICHER Into occupations (ar from kingly, Pretzel Sticks CTM" "" 49C BLEND. Ground fresh to order. FRESH FRUITS [his king, however, has a throne VEGfTABLtS ; from alt indications Is In no Nabisco Grahams' £ 28c ^'"^f^ffee ^ ^ Red Ripe, - of losing it. P B' •. NASIICO Emiiih n«r on LIGHTER BODIED. Vigorous Flavor! [HC IS Phumiphon 'Aduldet, 22- 1 Vear-old King of Thailand, who is BISCUITS ,,yl. *.,„„.„ pkB JVC U»n[ fnffpp *-"- '-*'- 7Qr lb ..lerican born and interested In 1/ • /-* • SUNSHINE ir Ideal VrfOTieC pound tan / OC Lsical composition. Ivrispy Lrackers i^.pk,. *CDC HEAVY BODIED. Tops them am I He will be represented on Broad- Vnmlln Wntow SUNSHINE, k»g. *\n T ASCO Or.ng. «)7„ |-«. 4A,. Watermelons 4c Ly in Michael Todd's forthcom- L review entitled "Todd'l Ptep vanilla yvaters io.« Pvr *ioc I ea p.k«. 4.... Pt.. lie Pv9. 4yc Enjoy cooling, refreshing, sweet watermelon now at this startling low price. Featured at oil Acmes! Iliow." H 5 H Large Cultivated Chocolate Kisses " , !."i.b.f 25c Wooden Spoons j ^7 ?c 1! I Tlic youthful March's song "Blue 1 CAMm Golden Ripe will be featured In the Marshmallows "L pkg. 31 c Wooden Forks •JT 9c along with five other tonga l A Blueberries 35c composed. Royalties' from hi* EvapHabitan Milk ZTt 2 r 23Brill'c Whits e Paper Plates "JT 10c MAW ntJ will go to the rfl^M Thailand Wesson Oil JuicBANANAy Fancy LimeSs ib. 15 13C c Florida Yellow Corn 4 » 29c Onion Soup Macaroni b M I Todd learned while In kurope £ 35c r 65c Fancy Jersey Radishes 2 -»* 9c , Seedless Grapefruit 2-19c |ut year that the king wrote popu- ll'i mlai time! songs. But he soon found out r 21c Dinner 1" 19c at «aung th» monartb to agree DiUdouily dilferent! A meal In itielf! fi« mi* lo gel Weiion! hav« his songs In • Broadway was a dliiertnt. gutter. Harris White Armour's Extra Large Nearby Iceberg Lettuce "<« 10c | Just how Todd bridged the gap Swift's Broadway and Thailand Crab Meat Potted Meat us nut been disclose^, but tvl- Baby Meats lently negotiations were carried wt between the producer and 2 T 35c «,. I)Vc !Hr 14c prince Chakraband, the king's Fur your "4th" ttlebration, Perftet for your picnic! hambcrlain, who is also his busl- itss manager. Armour's Armour's Beech-Nut [ "Blue Night" Is described by a mg writing expert as a "sensuous Ltmdi ToiKjur Chopped Ham Baby Foods iguine" and the other songs were 1 tlHML M to be character pieces or bai- can 10 t. 93c bds. 45c Chain Food Econamiraf, (Jetirioui/ For tatty tanduichti! 6 ?r 83c The music was written by the 8oi. pkg. king and he wai assisted with the Glendale Club 21c pries by Prince Chakabrand The Ocean Spray Slice it! Spread it! Melt it! >ngs are in both English wd Sia- 16-oi. con Featured at all Acmes! 2-lb. box 75c tiesc. Cranberry Sauce 15c In persuading the king to allow Whole berry or strained. You'll need it for your turkey! 81? use of his songs, Todd is re- ortcd to have remind** the mon- Cream White 5H0"TEN1N \,b ,.n75c Heinz Baked Beans IT; 14c Cream Cheese 2 Hi. 29c arch that President Truman played ASCo plui piano and that his daughter White Vinegar 32-oir°LJ5. botiU c Royal Crown ™ 6 ££ 29c D.p. appeared 00 the concert |£ f TiTiddy Ploilic- • OC _ *-o«, Shelf Paper rod JJ*» Coca Cola 6 b»HUi A Jt- Dtp. Mild Colored Cheese * 45c Heinz Ketchup bettii Bala Club:.' a. boHlti LJ\. Dtp. Sharp Colored Cheese *65c Man Throwi HIKHH Un*J«r ollvot PIANTER'I DAIRYCREST F» to Savt Wife's Lib Stuffed Olives ar 29c Salted Peanuts S-«i. can vOC Provolone Cheese *55c nd HAND [SKV1ERV1LLE, N.C.-A 75-year- Dili Pickles K::;:.v;: ,, 27c Boraxo CIEANE* carton I Jl< Domestic Swiss Cheese * 65c '1":,:) used his body as a brake HOM-DI-LITI 3 tcn«nh the wheels of.'his automo- Mayonnaise )„ 33c Chiffon Soap Flakes X ' 26c ICE CREAM Kraft Velveeta Cheese l-oi. • tu save his wife from a plunge 5 Cr m pint •'" a mountain cliff tod certain Mustard LT " *-ei. |«r 'C Borax T.1 16c r 29c cartoni kath. 5-oi. NIA0A Pint ^ C - 2 Sheffield Cottage Cheese '" 15c ullo bag Laundry Starch ,L *, 19c cup I Jy* '•:> Alonozo A. Faasett laid she Potato Chips 25c $li g Each can makes 1 Vi pints pure juice! ON OUR CARD PLAN -A. Racine Excluiivti BAKBRY P Virginia Lee Week-End Special! Oflerwtl QropefruitJuicec .r...2f!;:29c Limited ter »"~ i Time Asparagus Spears "STtJS 45C Only! V/i Quart Sliced StrawberriesSt^L*. 43c Coittmd nanu repor9 W t DdMett *mM riiUb t *ntadg Louisiana Crunch Ring 35c « An old southern favorite! Golden goodness, topped with delicious cocoanut crunch! Z J?' ^^ t««o the French Fried Potatoes Ki 19c Sauce Pan ««»* Virginia Lee Cocoanut Sticky Buns "JT 25c l ui their -very boflel. Raisin studded cinnamon spiced coffee cake, caramel coating with cocoanut1. $|89 town V J«rv» 0Q-. MM Without Qi> tm/t ^f'V* V itupinpmyf i) TFN FBIBAY, JUNE 30, 19f>0 Maim Street by Ralph Stein Ly For Your Shopping Convenience CLASSIFIED ADVS. PGOttt SAIP1Q HUMOR HIM HE OOBSNT KMQW HE. LOST- WITH A TRUCK AT EIM AMD 'IT M t l,"i!i wonnnninan ptini,i«nii«CJ to l'«'llii. riioti'i IM (lr*«H tliTtti. Woodb¥l4«*, N. J. publiikcn «f I,OT FOR ALEArr,,,, vioonnRiDOB nnnt ren Avanua Hc-hei..| LEADW Av»nui>, B0' x |2"- w«t«r, .g*a, CARTERW PrtHW kHkl, »800. Rebart RARITAN TOWI»eiHP.fl »ei Avennueu , BEACON tuchen 8i-Otll. SERVICES AND FOUR IX1T9 for M^ „. THREE NKWSPAP1RS Avenue. Sew«r nn,| „ , Ml 1.: I Tlm« . V llne r lln 100 XIOO. 20(1 f,<,t frnn, , S Timti l*o l>* * Arcnttf. Inquire P. MOM, 1 Tlm.« - If V»r lln* Ori«n Hlre#t, Wooilhrldg,. I Tfmu 11c l»-r line (YRARLY CONTRACT) •i • ( ( 10(1 ltn«- Ihreo pkiwri.Jlc per lint i Mtnlfimrn «par» clmrg^d—S llli»». I rimnKP of rotw nllowtd montlily. •' V(Hm JMnklnt l,u» ",,;. prulilrm. Aleolioliin A,H ,""* 9 Appliaite Repairs • • Musical Instruction • Radio and Television • • Service Stations 25 i«llf.rn lo a linn—ftV» wards. enn help you. Writ* ]. ,, |."1 ''''..i Wn,^rl,.ge, or ^eI(.pil01i; - ;,; D ADVMITI8IN0 Tfl: WOodhrldie H-06S2 Our Trulnrd Stuff ran put an «n FtpnsHo'n Music Shop Sewaren mail* for cfitlblliilieJ iccounl" only. t von HK\T AUTHORIZED nfiALEH la all your trouble* today! lrri>ffiil«r IrniarMonn will b» Clarke Repair Service Sunooo Service mrnnl fur at tti* onp-tlme rate ITIlNISflKD rtOOMS N, M Buettrlier, Srlmer, Martin \.|s nrilficil ttint tHlif« an.l l^flln, N. J. Mutii<.ii|.,i I,'!, ' REFRIMERATION Epipbene, Slln«erl»nd, Ot*U#li CALL WDGB 8*1308 Wmt Si Woodbrldie Av«., .' Btn|ipml lipfiirp thiit t line will bt 1 and ACTOMATIC Musical Instrnotlonj on All hurit" '! fur tli« attunl mirniier of FOR THE FINEST ••REPAIRS OF AIA KINDS Ini)*" tli" ai appnareil, charging1 a^ WASHING MACHINES Instrument* • WASHING h*> into ^nrnpti. HTATR ATHB IIOI. [,VWOOD — Howard Thuri' .nlipved b7 many oneaf the rill'1 ,t magicians thai-wr llv«ti, ,„ dwd for H years. "fiinv. Harry A, Jensen, known ri,[r.s , t maRician. If not the leading j..,lt,,rian, certainly the most «n- "p-intc, who Is white-haired and „,.;,!•> a geatee, wae Thutston's riin.(tri!cttonlit (aarpenter) tor tae Cl,mns' sawing stunt When Tiiarston died, Dante acquired all ,)it ti Irks and waa named his sue- C '|i:, greatest trick, illusion as II I, railed In the trade. Is sawing a T.inT1 in half. Invented In 1920, , has improved it to sueh perfect ,n that it seems uncanny. .•»ow I can move the two halves ,rM,nd the state. Tie head, toone ; haif ,,f the box, sta|s. The toes, on tn(. other side of the Stage, wig. he said. explained he hai been mak- ing magic lor 50 yean and h«i emated 3S major Illusions «nd 41) lrsscr ones, TW», he Claims, the Invention of all other if,Klin g magician* put together. , March Dante turn! out four or five nerw Illusion*. That'a Hie extent of his Inventing for a *** ar The remaining time Is spent juicy beauty^ « " on tour with "Dante'i Cockeyed Inferno," consisting of a boxcar ]i,iid of paraphernalia and a troop of 30 performers. Cantaloupe Among Dante's Illusions Is the barbershop travesty, wfcere he winds up shaving hlmattt. Ma is also inventor of the getaway, In which a pretty girl steps on a scale, drops In her penny, and vanishes. "It takes more tfcth Just tar- penterlng to create * firOtlass II- Sweet Mbted Pickles Mmhanan 22«.i«27 String Beans lusion," he layi. "It tikes lma|l- nation. then tha fkttl to carry the Dill Pickles Colonial Iceber nhcle plan out. The apparatus has to be correctly made, light, port- Plain Olives Sultana al.:.-, easily set up and knocked down. Too many magicians find Stuffed Olives Sullana Tender .Becto themselves lugging around boxcar loads of-equipment" Llbby's Ripe Olives King •)*• Young on The magician knew Houdlnl, along with other famous tricksters.' Tuna Fish Flakes pascal Table Cckry He says Houdlnl knew very little. His specialty was'tsaaplng from a, White Medt Tuna Fish chickWofSee*«.<»a43e Fresh locked trunk. • Harris Crabmeat Juicy MaMe Trhtfca Oaaatllcaiea' ' Fresh Limes Dante teporti it may take years Maine Sardines inoii avion to perfect an Illusion. His "million- or Meat Utf dollar illusion" ot sawing a woman Alaska Pink Salmon Cold str«m ib.c»n39c In half was comparatively simple when first Invented. Now, with Boned Chicken R&R-ioiid pack years of work and thought, It hai become a complicated trick. Audi- Claridge Hamburgers . • , is *i. »n 49« ences are faiclnated, and often hor- rifitd as the two halves of the Heinz Baked Beans . , , , ifc.cn 14c woman are moved about the stage, one half tinging and the other wig- Ann Page Beans 3 varitiiai ib can3ier29e (ling its toes. I Conce Copyright of illuilonl la difficult, Pride of the Farm Catsup MOLI French Beans Dante says. "About all we can do Is make Morton's Salt Plain or iodiztd 2* oi plj. 9 Electrloity Grapefruit Juice is 01. »n 2 i«r 27c *t «*.M n 33o Of Many Hutaehis, Rtport of I Orange Juice n oz can 2 for 29« *i«. can 35a nF.TROIT-Th« Amerloan psy MeUO-BlU Processed, Sliced chiatric association has a new ei- Smne Parker Pineapple Juice . 18 * cm 15c boolean35o planation for headache* and dluy spells. Realemon Juice , 8otbor.22« i6ot.boi.35e The association reports It may AMERICAN f <». Frmmklurter be caused by bualng of electricity ROLLS Libby's Fruit Cocktail . . 30az.ca Ihi WhlteRock Gingeralepiw 4*p 2»oi,boi 2forJ5« tll(. bi.ji P*ralysU comes from Yukon Club All yarl.i!ai'plui dap. Igebel .2 for 23° fJ.u wamUrf* roaw, ll'«' removing «| TO get blg|*r blooMta, ''•llHIVc NtdUlu Orange Drink flu d* 7M b* 6 i*r 25" »«y «id. buds on a cane to ddlti buds.