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CARTERET, N J. FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1948 PfclCBTHRB \XVI- -NO. 49 . £ PteAre (foot Sa/rfy AMI* gear's Pay f e'd Rather Skiba Seeks Reelectio] Home Authorized To Goodell Niemiec, Baumgartne Suit Dropped ami « „„, „* the .-- (.(aims of Tenure Candidates for Council Arc Given Up \ ,,,is borough riWuW ^'^^rted support and CARTERET The controversy MC "- between the Board of Education ,,nr ,n particular we and George 8. Goodell, former su- In Carteret Race for Assessor pervising principal Is nott »t an end. Jpavins tho board free to Hi» Opponent Escape Contest name a nuccfssoi1, The settlement which was pre- dicted In the CARTERET PRES8 April 20 Prii sevevnl weeks HRO. was r.otisumated • ,;„,• and comfort nt the. meetins n! the board Wed- CARTERET — As both completed their slates of ^•"" . slcK it u the nesday nlsht l,o takes oy Jne ctAt.cs indications pointed to 1 w And here is the way it was cione: 111!!' ' spirited election campaign in ~ „ >ick chUd from a The board received a letter from ember Last night wts the d Mr. Qoodell asking a leave of ab- me for the filing ol petitions. CARTERET—WlllUm Wilson, instant super the right Of the commissioner I* L W. Wiihnrrtftit. sence until June 18,1948, when his director »f safety and health at the plant. T« the school year term expires. This was Democrats persuaded 1 Intendent of the Silver Refinery In pictured above Stephen Sklba to run again receiving the vifety award for the Cartwet plant of lAft of Wilton IK W. F. I.swinr. assistant myertnltn granted Then » resolution was * series of conferences. It '' qim|! nune. Uie V. 8. MrUls Refining Company, from Hurry ( drnt of the yard and on his right Is John tanker, Introduced, authorising the pay- ehllrman of the safety committee, IxK.al 837. C.I.O. wme ronvinclnit talking, since ,„,, ,.re and wen grate- Harper, »t»W labor eommlssionrr, at thr annual ment of 15,300 to Mr Goodell, safety swarfs dinner held at the Hotel Pli.ru. To and S. Workers. which .iiim represents a year's mayor had wanted to step aside. salary This also was approved v.m BOIM j As Hkiba's running mates, tfci with Commissioner Ciko voting in Democrats selected Walter Mi* . , M(,,y down thto the negative. ,:u, listen her wort, Thm Carteret Plants Win Safety Awards; mice, president of the Board o| t The terms ol the resolution pro- Education, and School Commit*., vided that Mr Goodell drops his storm Andrew Baumgartner tot1"-. suit brought before the State council. Niemiec polled the larg*et; Th(MN!,I1(! nurse help* those Copper Works Captures Four of the Prizes Board of Education and also drops votr nt any candidate at the law W«i for her services Md The Tank llou«r rrrrlvrd a merit award in all claims for tenure, as well as school election. James J. Lukaw aftord It. CARTFRET—Industrie* of thk borough rap- tured «ven prlie* (er jafrt.v. Thr awards wrrr. Class L Thr Silver and White MrUls Division any and all claims he may have. is the party candidate for nave time. OIVE Judge Milton A. Feller, of Eliza- Villl m»4e by the MlddlMei County ( ommlttec of the received a jrmn winner award In Class II and the sor, an office he Is now holding. beth, counsel for Goodell said his New Jeney SUtr Induntrial Safety Committee Aluminum and Store* a. merit award in the samr Earlier In the week the Repttb*| *Bd the New Jrrvy Departmrnt of Ubor. client now has a teaching position cliM, The Yard division was a group winner and llcan leaders endorsed ,HII1> «r »re going to gi»e a r *n»e winners were honored st a dinner, marking in Williamsport, Pa thatwentteth cUto-wldr InUrplant Mfety rontmt. the Scrap Plant and Patrol won a merit award. Commissioner John J. Ciko [,, 'in' plumber. Merit awards also wrrr given to Jame* A. Berry Mr. Qoodell was ousted June 20 candidate for mayor. WU Four of the prlie* were captured by the U. S. of last year. Efforts made by the Legion Initiation Assessor Battle , ,,,, home of a Mend of. A *>m. Inc. and thr New Roosevelt Laundry, Inc. Greenwald, former council! Metali Reflnlnc Company. National Education Association to , i),, imt water fauert In the was endorsed In the race for _ have him reinstated failed T :pq I,,!],!! »iis running a wattr- Drawing Interest sessor. Councilman John A. TiaA|i Mr. Ooodell brought suit claim- Set for Tuesday n,, i he one In the bath- j and Frank Sleklerka were ag*Jjk| ing tenure. He claimed that he m A:I, dripping. All those endorsed by the party and Carteret's Fire Losses During Past Year was given tenure in June 1948 Impressive Program Gretmwald vs. Lukach luirt, ,,1'Ni. he told his wile, seek their third three-year » washers. Any fool can when he was appointed at the nf Will Mark Semiou Race Expected lo Leaders of both parties" iir said. With the aid conclusion of his second year. t t!ia! At an All-time Low, Potocnig Report Says pressed gratification over the faeV kcv wrench and hammer Action on appointing a successor Stir Warm Campaign destruction of a new home nl companies at the Borough Hull that there will be no contests tit$ i«-(i pulling and pound* CARTSKET — You have less has not been taken as yet. It is Linden and Matthew Avenues Like other communities, he the primary to be held April M,^ it lit cot rusty to hit elbows. to fear from fire if you live in understood that the position will CARTERET Carteret Post 263, CARTERET—Rntry of William said. Carteret was bothered last Whenever there are such conte«t|»i|| Carteret than anywhere else. at 1 A M, October 21. and three be given to E. S. Quln, a member The Ameican Legion, will meet Qrcenwald Into the race for as- kf|ji nt the Job for note year by many woods, field and ThUii the belief of PlreCom- fires at the Armour plant, Janu- of the klgh School faculty as soon Tuesday evening, when it will In- leaders must secure a battery of turn iliifc hours, strugfUng In lot 11 res and there were a few sessor on the Republican ticket to nrloloner Patrick Potocnlg, who ary 6. and two on February 8. he obtains the necessary certi- itiate Into Its ranks the 1948 can- workers In order to get out the ii'iiion and then In U- automobile fires. oppose James J. Lukach, incum- revelled today that thin bor- Potocnig said that flre losses fication. didates for the American Legion, vote. Getting votes out at primary ihr iiini-ofl gadget wu Kerosene stoves and lamps ough'i fire loat for 1947 was ona are down because Carteret In- School facilities were granted with oficers of Uie post conducting bent, promises Carteret a battle elections has always been a diffi- [ill linn ,iinl the fauctt WU accounted for some fires, detec- of the lowest on record. dustries are safety conscious. Uie.. following: MdModere n School of the ceremonies. of more than passing interest. cult task. ; till • Finally he fixed Twice a year, he said, Captains tive chimneys, stoves, furnaces Although Carteret's fixe de- Dancing, recital. HigHihh SchoolShl . MaMay Joining the post in celebration The popularity of both men is A better - than - average vote, incompetent way, Roy Dunn and Patrick Donovan and oil burners lor others. partment responded to fifty- 7;, Boy Scouts, court of honor, of this event will be the Ladles' however, is expected by the R '. .,!.,• > .,; better than they inspect plants, school* and Potocnig declared that last Both aAool, April 39; Ptre Conv undisputed, with the result that tour fine, twenty-four still Auxiliary. Familiemiiieus anda tnenafriendes omf i publicans at the primary b !'• tlirh theaters. year's report ia very irtUfyie*. tUrau, pDtocnlg mid. the flre vM*tn« Xegkttwttteft-Uibe auni»ifft witt be worth watch of the State contests. Dm im. i he three hoUtvhe He added: lou wai very km. In only three In most of the house fires, Aprl) 4. will also be welcomed. inii. Meanwhile chiefs of both pw» r ;v. imtiung more than a Potocnig aald, lost Was kept "We're lucky that we had no Principal Herman Horn sub- The meeting and initiation cere- Mr. Lukach was born In Car- ties are boasting that they have or four fires during the year, tires of conflagration propor- .,;;.. : nark, skinned hUdtV down to a minimum because of mitted the following dates for monies, whidh will Include the im- teret and attended the public strong tickets. Hopes of the Re* wu there a definite loss. tions. i> iiKuMrrs and to* last of Major flre losses Included the the quick response of both flre commencement which were ap- pressive American Legion Ritual, schools in the borough. He Is a publicans are bright because of* .:: : hnllls Ul ft IgW tiftyi * will be conducted In the council the Presidential election. :, proved: baccalaureate, June 13, 2 graduate of the Agricultural i, i ., ".'.niy well again. chambers, Refreshments will be P. M., commencement, June 18, School, Rutgers University. i i,;:,> he told us, "are 6:30 in Stadium. served In the Legion meeting room. VFW fill Elect He served as member of the : ,, • riiiiiiKii, the way I see On motion of Commissioner A prize will be offered during Teachers Petition Arriving m Borough Borough Council for six years and li;i l, ,iii Fedlam, District Clerk Morris was the evening. Red Cross Leader during that period was chairman CARTERET—Here and there Staff March 23 authorized to advertise for bids As a special attraction, the local post will show two professional of a number of committees. He : a sure sign ID tt» For Wage Increase this week, the mails brought real for a new boiler and stoker at the films. "All Out for Baseball" ex- has also served as member of the Spurs Workers'S 1M i spring if here, Ir Nathan Hale School. shamrocks and some of these Foal ih Considering plains the American Uglon Junior Board of Education for a period of mi >nr eomer. Boys We The clerk was also directed to Niemiec Tells Group folks in Carteret will be wear- get bids for Reneral supplies on Baseball program. Included are ac- ten years. CARTERET - Although > Hit open loti thcae Ing the "real article" cgme next SpoiiHorHhip of Boy motion of Commissioner Shutello. tion shots of such stars as Bobby Mr, Lukach is completing Ws progress toward the $6,150 goal ' Hying! Some boye Budget for Year i» Wednseday, St. Patrick's Day Feller. Pee-Wie Reese and other first term as assessor. He has many being made in the current Rajl^ Scout Troop Here ; making kitei and It Already Voted on drown In the most venerable stars, all of whom at one time church, fraternal, business, civic Cross drive, there must be no rt* |§| iii> a few days before of Auld Sod, the shamrocks are CARTEKET—Star Landing Post. participated In the Legion's base- and social affiliations. He has taken taxation of ctlort if the quota is tf* * i'< probing the an active part In many community CARTERET-A delegation from being sent by relatives from Ire- 2314, Veterans of Foreign Wars Rental Housing ball program. be reached, Walter Niemiec, cnaijjV.,, il.f skies. projects and fund drives. the Carleret Tea' hers' Union ap- land. During the war, compara- The second film to be shown man of the campaign.said today.; has set March 23 as the date when He has been interested In the peared before ihe Board of Educa- tively few shamrock* arrived is "New York Convention 1947." Mr. Niemiec gttve unstinted" iKh school boys and tion asking a blanket salary incre- new officers will be elected. Lag Continues This film depicts the highlights .outli of the community and "Jim- praise to the volunteer solicitors. from Ireland. x A •.,„! my" Lukach Is on hand whenever "We must put our shoulders ' you like a pen pat* ment of »500. This year, however, "the wear- At the meeting this week, John of the 13-hour parade and con- u> Miss Jean Wil- The plea in behalf of the teach- .. group of youngsters congregate the wheel to Insure success of inn o' the green" will be plen- Czubatl was accepted as a new Low-cost New Housing vention business sessions, which line Street,.Qrinuto. ers was sounded by Mrs. Loretla were addressed by some of Amer- in order to lend a helping hand drive. We cannot and must tiful. member. Ewald Q.« Hodman was England. She » Algozine Sought; 'Doubling Up' ica's outstanding leaders. Both A milk dealer, Mr, Lukach let our Red Cross down." "1(1 She cited the Increase In the appointed chairman of the Buddy Continues in Borough films are in sound. comes in contact with the voters Mr. Nlemlec said that home i cost of living and what she termed Puppy Sale to be held In May. Carteret Post 203 gained first daily. He proudly proclaims that Ucltations always have been ' he "never loses touch with the mainstay of the Red Cross 'M •' warm afternoon, inequalities" in the local schedule Dolan Jr. Starts Thomas Campbell, post athletic CARTERET- -A lag continues in place in the County 'membership people." drives. I11' •'••!.' birds rr^lni njri when compared with those of near- chairman, announced that the this borough in the building of drive with a percentage of 142. Since then it has added new mem- Mr. Qreenwald attended the •'•'•'•• : by communities. post will have representation In rental housing, and according to >>»' trees-C*u the Carteret public schools and Cole- I n| Niemiec, who said he wanted to His Law Clerkship builders it is due to the fact that bers. Eligible veterans, both men the forthcoming eighth district man Business School. He took ^ make his own personal position they encounter various obstacles. and women, will be accepted for Sandra Hosenblum •iin- the rigors of • softball tournament. The district course In Insurance at Seth Boy- Clear on the nutter, told the While many new homes have membership at any time with the in it was not spring Ex-Army Purachuler is champions will participate in the dens. He entered the real estate Honored on BirthdmM i),i spokesman that the 1948-49 school ben erected In 1947, probably more approval of the local post. Inter- i>H' effect WU there. State VPW playoffs With the win- and insurance business in 1924. In budget had already been voted on than in any one year, the housing ested veterans may write to the M. lavish (alt stirring Practicing in Office of ners receiving an all expense paid that year he was elected Justice of CARTERET—A birthday and adopted and that it was a situation in Caiteret remains ter- Adjutant, Carteret Post 263, the for Sandra Rosenblum was in the springtime urge Attorney Harrington trip to participate in the National American Legion for further in- the peace for a five year term. In i: financial and fiscal impossibility nbly tinhl. at the home of her parent*, 1 ' I''--, car. The sutomo- playoffs. formation. The wives, mpthers 1031, during the Republican sweep, 1 to grant any Increase. The ureatest amount of "dou- Fitch street, There were " '"' ^i.- unwashed through CARTERET—Borough Attorney Post Commander Patrick J. De- daughters, and listers of Legion- he was elected councilman and re- 1 Commissioners Patrick Potocnig, bliriK up" continues unabated. At- and favors tor all the " He decided not B. W. Harrington who conducts Santos was delegated to represent naires and deceased World War; elected three tunes serving nine Michael Shuttllo and Clko also tics, basements, garages and Those attending were: " »mh it but to dean iuw offices at 538 Roosevelt Ave- the post at a dinner honoring State 1 and II veterans are eligible for years on that body. It was through entered the discussion, pointing porches are being utilized to fur- years on ta y s g Ulman, Dorothy Mue Stein, '•""'^ly. Finally, he wu nue, said today that Edward J. VPW Commander Sheldon F, De his efforts that the present bor- [1 tils Job wen done. Dolan, Jr., 119 Lowell Street, IIHS Baun at Asbury Park next month. ough l0 desires to help the teachers finan- There appears to be a demand further Information by writing to was established. He Linda Heller, John Kantor, •'"• <* a rid* along started his law practice • in hi.s The possibility of spousorlng a sought to push through a zoning A cially as much as possible the for new houses of low-cost con- the Secretary, Carteret Unit 263, Kantor, Leah MarcU Srulc '••'•" ^nue, parked It on office. Boy Scout Troop was discussed ordmuiict:. During Uie long period, !l money to do so simply was not struction, In view of the fact that the American Legion Auxiliary. Carol Ann Kordas, Susan Ka • »>id went out (or a Mr. Dolan is the son of former Also under discussion was Uie vet on the council, he served as presi- available in the borough. Uie there appears less willingness to (Continued on Pag* S) Richard D. Carpenter, Toby ii wish didn't see the Councilman Edward J. Dolan and evdii housing problem and "• dent of the body, was police com- " •"'"by. When he re- Potocnig elaborated his remarks Sl'l'V- pay fancy prices for both new and 1 plro, Michael Shapiro, Pa' the late ElUabeth Dolan, Bora In monument honoring deceased misijloiii:! , chairman of the ftniance '" '"• '•ouidn'rWoognlie It to remind Mrs. Algozine that Car- old houses, Meeting Sunday Night committee. He recalls that while Soltesz, Linda Bole, Ba Cwteiet, he graduated from St. icemen of both world wars. '•'•-•' car now looked u teret was the third highest paid It is agreed that house buyers mi the council, the Borough sold Minna Landsman, Ira Nadel, Mary's High School In Perth Am- forClOLfkal 440 ns 1 u >>ad run thmigh the school system in the county despite in Carteret have less cash now bonds at the luwest Interest i»Le Nadel, Bobby Yustak, llrllta boy He received his degree of "'• - ^ wu horrifled. the fact that Its share of state than those who were writing down- CARTERET—A general mem- in its history. While police com- Zupko, Donald Zupko, 1 (Continutd on fog* ^ _ Frank Balka Hurt ">• said, "WllJ, soother (Contimud on Pay* S) puyment checks a year ago, al- bership meeting of the Uuiial niitaiuiiei he was instrumental in Uhrln, JohnnJohnnyy Uhrin, 1 •••'I! roll around and 111 in Auto Accident though bank deposits are at a high Electrical Radio and Muchine creating the safety patrol. While Schonwaldld, MMrs. Pred SU.^ ll'c car again." rate. Workers of America, C.I.O. Lo- servim on the council, he entered Miss Julie Hosenblum, Mrs. ••'•' CARTERET—Prank Balka, 4tt cal 440 representing employes of wai' service and during the two ter Scho&wUd, Miss Hazel Herman Avenue, suffered Internal RETURNS FROM FLORIDA CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS Foster-Wheeler Corp., will be years, he served most of the time chell, Mrs, Ben Kay, Mrs.,. injuries at 7:40 o'clock last mglu CARTERET—Mrs. John Csepke, held on Sunday at 2 P. M. nt the over.se;i,s It is the first time that he Stacker, Mrs. Jack Stein, police said, when the car which Union 8treet, has returned from Is seeking ofjlce since his honor- lunarians Mark Miami, Pla., where she spent a Falcon Hall, Pulaski Avenue. Hurry Heller, Mrs. Stanley ir he owns and In which he wa.s a Preparations will be made for able discharge from the armed wits, Mrs, John Kantor, Mrs.'! passenger, skidded at the Central month visiting her son, Frank forces. writing. . • Csepke. coming contract negotiations. jatniii Kordas, Mrs. Louis , Oration Day Railroad overpass, Boosevelt Ave- penter, Mrs. Bdward Ulman,'| MARCH nue, West C&rteret. He was treated Edward Shapiro, Mrs. Jo" by Dr. Maurice A/Chodosh. wtw-oir*odajr, Cw- U—Convocation of Clergy of Episcopal Churohag of Northern tesz, Mrs,, PaulaPul - TflnfTflnftni . Capt. Daniel Kasha who Investi- ; >".ienu of Hungarian de- District at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Health Conditions in the Borough at Be$t, John Uhrltt, aU ot Cfcrteret; ! 1 Atnerlcan gated, reported, that the car was Robert Zupko, jPwth Ajbi mark In a qujt vay the l&—Initiation of new members of Carteret being driven by Anthony Nemeth Isaac Nadu, R«hway> GM Bcout Court of Awards at High School, 7: SO X, of 65 Lou^ Street. Edward Balka, Yarcheski Reveals; Lists Clinic Schedule Morris Kaljt yit sar o[ 48 Hermann Avenue, a brother • of b H—at; Patrick's Day card party sponsored by Ladlej This borough munition clthioa were Started i. He Iwtounced that uf Frank, also was a passenger, CAJRTSRBT '"' March Awaent Order of Hibernians at home of Mr% epidemics In hjMay. the dog quarantine la to be con- but, according to Captain Kasha, experienced no Mr, Longfellow Street. tinued on tytldvice of the Manhurt Serving ,v one, Edward and Nemeth escaped un- Baby keep; ., .J Will l»> led ,'s Day dance sponsored by Altar hurt. And the community carried continued tada Thursdays state Boar4,|t Wealth. on Aircraft Carrifr' [ St. Joseph's Church, in church *" on foe all-important health from3 to*. Tiie ftatf_ Board, however, . Eastern District, RariUw Coun ! Kasha said that after skiddding, CART lr,,,,. projact» during the year, Health also re- has furnish i Hall, 7 P. M. Leaders' round table, I _ . the cm Jumped the curb. The healtl to the *a»i Inspector Michael A. Ywcheukl survey borough to _„ _. j, Wi4hlngton-ttathan Hale t. T. A., fa* Katoaa Driving conditions were ex- vealed ; m Mid today. for the control of munlie • _ _r rabies. ij»|. tremely hazardous last night, po- Dion I "[" until a "Tb* health of the borough tubercu iscun- recent of a Wlnfleld am H-Vwbft UuquAftdeBall sponsored by ONrteret ftl MUl today «,W Its be«t,"l» a*ld. lice said. i ttnued sucli alter to ^* at cl}nics to the Boo i tU4S were • will Ba .to r\w;r TWO FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1040 cttm IN SESSION Polocnig Says Bill Charle* Walling Will CJuWEftlfa' — Hrr Henry Carter^AIumni Mary Newark VArl sei, Post Boulevard, entertr. Get Ready for Easter CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS for Go* Exceutve the CKrt - Together NMM Club M rur heihe Mrs. John CARTKRET — The Board Of CARTERET-MISJ Gwendolyn (Ctmtituud \rm Pan I) Seeking Players Ahjirtrm, Port Readtm, won Education has decided to Investi- Mercer, daughter of Mrs. tyary .Turk nn<1 Jill Kiddle Shop 3Q-*coml annual bam danre. sponsored by Wings Athletic Mercer of Newark has set May M special prize. Ctub In St. James1 Hull Shorty Warren and his Western drive to get new gate the gss meters In the public has all the thltip whlrh bovs and schools. as the date of her marriage to Others present were Mr«. Fi 1 playing members to bolster the Charles Walling. Locust Streeet., KrlftMM and Mrs. John Zttt frtrtngth of the Cartwet Alumn Commissioner Patrick Potoc- girls, little and hip, will want, for APRIL nig opposed the payment of a this borough, son of the late Mr. this borough, and Mrs. 8 , WAS discussed at this week's mept- Gnwor and Mrs, Chwlen Grt;< J—Wedding of France* YarchesKI and Frank Gryzlec at Holy InR nf the uroiip. bill for $143.26 to the Perth Am- and Mrs. Albert Walling. ihrlr Eastfr wnnlrobc Rahway. The next meeting Family Church. Rpiill?.lns that new talent would boy Qas Company, claiming that The ceremony will take place in be held at the home of Mrs. i 4—Th««tr» and dtnnw party to be held In Ne« York undir th« aid Ri-tatly in keeping the Alumn the bl'l was excessive and that Our Lady of Good Council chiir-rh on Whe«W* Av«ia«. URLS' A BOYS' spomonhip of Hun»»rlim Lndle*' Citizens' Circle. In I he tap successful hrarkets of the meters were probably not in Newark. 4—All'profeMlonal manic show simtworrd by Fire Co. No. 1 at pro-football, the members unanl workinK properly. High fichool Auditorium (OAT ft HAT SETS voted to open the enroll- 1 Sucred Heart. PTA card party. Nathan Halt School. Mrs. < AM, WOOL Ormond Mrl«od »nd Mm Vincent Mudrak, co-chairmen. ment books for promising players Fetenckink* F,tUertoln 8—flwond annual dance sponsored by Carleret Alumni Foot- Conuct may b$ nude with Zeke I U J. J In tx ball Club at 3t, Jam**' Hall. Elliott, 44 Herman Avenue. at Birthday Party PIANO BUY! IT- Annual Spring Danrc (sponsored by Lone Star Social and ] Issuance of new club Jackets <)8 Athletlr Club. St. James' Hall Al Kalla's Orchestra. wns planned and a report was CARTtRET-To mark the first A from *8' 21- Spring fashion show, movies, Washington Nathan Hale n on tne progress with plans birthday anniversary of their son, PTA. at Nathan Httl<- School for the d»nc« to be held April 8 Oeorge Michael, Mr. and Mrs. 24 Bazaar of handsome and home-made articles at Lutheran at at. James' Hall. George Ferenchlnk. 138 Jersey Hall, sponsored by l.HdlrV Oulld of Lutheran Church, Following the business session, Street, entertaned at a party at EASTER DRESSES starting nl 2 30 P M Conch Stanley Ko..-.• tcta t , 'A Peter FVrenchlak. Michael and ' l,f;ts Plan to Atteml Alex Zareva. Mrs. Michael Laura, from Mrs. Charles Ferenchlak, all of Scholastic Honors Are Listed 7)fiy of Recollection* town; Mr and Mr* Gabriel Oall r Also Carry a Fine Selection of I and children, Mary. Betty Ann CARTERET~A meeting of the and Gabriel Jr.. Robert Lopaian- ;:;orsKS, HATS, SWEATERS By Columbus School Principal executive board of St. Joseph's skl, Mrs. Nicholas I-opawnski, ajl CARTERET Mrs Mary Dow- GRADE 3 Shirley Paige, Stan- PTA was he'd at the home of Mrs. of Perth Amboy, and Donald Ernst iiih, principal of the Coiumbus ley I'mkopink. Geotw Slsleo, Wal- Elwibeth Safchlnsky and plan* of Rahway SHOP EARLY - School, today made public a list hue KHzmirrfiki, Warren Mrak, weci made to attend the Day of of students who Bre on the honor Francis Rlnlei. Thomas Tobias- Recollection at St Peter's R. C. St. FJixabeth's PTA t sc Our f;.Z 10'Payment Plan roll for the fourth sin-week period. sen. William Yuhasz, Robert Hem- Church. New Brunswick, March tie list fololws el, Nancy Amundson, Patricia 18. The program will start at 9:30 to Receive Communion A. M. With Rev. Hugh Austin of C1RADR 8--Robert Csaki. James 1'iwillo. Edith ColRan, Charlotte the Carmelite Order in charge. Eleanor Koruprhak, Bar- Cooper. Eileen Ference, Oladys CARTERET — Members of St. ick& Jill Kiddie Shop Huwkes. Carolyn King. Barbara Mrs Safchinsky and Mrs. Helen bnra McLain. Harriet Mentcher, Elizabeths Parochial School PTA Kiimin. Dorothy Misak, Carol Mullan were in charge of the res- i'Vi MAIN STREET RAHWAY, N. J. ilorla Nemlsh. Lillian Perka, ervations for the luncheon which will receive rammunlon in a body AI ire Chakey, Lorraine Cloz. Mary will follow the morning session. at the 9 A. M. mass in St. Eliza- SPECIAL CLASS—Reanus Mc- Lukaca. Helen Peter, Arlene Mrs. Edward O'Brien and Mrs. Lnln beth's Church. Uhome. Robert Buerk, Walter Mirgarejt Stone served on the hos- Obitrv* it» iom Hayko, Stephen Orenrzak. At the last meeting, plans weve pitality committee. 4 graini GRADE 7 — Marcella Marino. Two Visiting Pattort made for a theatre and dinner "Edith's" Oltrla Bodnar. Janet Singer. party with Mrs. William Uhotue Try III »o«y action. VM Elizabeth Lenart, Marlon 8o- for Reformed Church New Rental Schedule in charge of reservations. Mrs. loday'l IS WHKRE YOU'LL FIND VALUES AS hayda, Yolanda Ternylla. Merle Set by Fire Co, 2 Norman Nelson gave a report on Roarke. Everyn Sharkey, Phyllis CARTERET — Rev. Alexander the recent foou saie. Mrs. Michael EASY IUOOIT TERMS AVAILABLE WTU. AS FASHION R1GHTNE8S IN Woiivy, Donald Turk, Robert 7" were hostesses. inlcki, Virginia Galamb. Qencvieve ices at the church next Sunday van will have charge of it. F""S A H W AV M u $ i"c" SHOP Oliirlioskl. Oloila Jacotj. morning, At the last meeting, a donation Tahak Tonic Tonight ON MAIN STREET RAHWAY. N. J. GRADE 6 Jacqueline Hlla, At 10 A. M. an English service of {5 was voted to the Red Cross all (fie new? styles John Turick, will be conducted by Rev, J. Louis drive. A New Era" Name. u GRADE S Patricia Pross, Ar- Huttotn, a graduate of the Prince- Dennis Fitzgerald, president, 11 lene Sandor, Irene Turick, Pa- ton Theological Seminary and at named the following committee for CARTERET—"A New Era will Iff nbt ittrv wrHf tv Addrtu. tricia Wilgus. Eltanor Krimln, present a candidate for a Ph.D. the spring affair to raise funds: be the sermon topic tonight of Deanna Jabs. Edwlna Czajkowskl, degree at the Oraduate College Edward Schulte, Thomas Foxe, Rabbi Samuel Tabak at the syna- m Ilittntt^

As the Cycle of Styles changes with the variations In the Fashion picture . . . l always find Edith Hat and Dress Shop with the newest ... and always, too, at that mean real value to the wise buyer! . FREE DELI VERY chosen by our buyers, you'll find better >•-.'!, elections in MilUniry, Dresses and Blouses. ABMOt'R'S this store "your style center! SUGAR CURED PRIME RIB ROAST 59 •*•«* HAMS LOIN VEAL CHOPS 79 Hat and Dress Shop i:«;s niviN« STREET RAHWAY, N. J. SHOULDER Veal Chops m 55 NrAl U, A & 1' M»rk«t Rihway 7-0453 LEGS of LAMB- »5I Your Infant ROASTme Chickens m 55< Needs Attention It's Going to Be a Perfect MOCK Chicken Legs * 49

Kane your work— BONELESS lo liis joy BRISKET CORNED BEEF by putting; him iu u PLAY PEN GOLDEN WEST FOWL Today! •('LEAN SWKDf Off the Floor for SUITS SALE Model is OF CANNED STRING BEANS 2 A winning combination for 6 for 5$c *- springi Beautifully tailored topper over a trim - as - a - pin elastic wit in softry hand^tail- COMSTOCK PIE APPLES 2 ?.: WALKERS woods. ate tops for RED SALMON -• >t 65c little shaver learn to his first steps — and '11 Kttve the busy mother FR»T ICES S" 3','™25o ty of »tep* witen atu S2495 $29-95 with work about, tb* 6RANULATED SUGAR z 43« . Complete with pad We NQV Ifcvej i Complett Stock ill Hf carrying banket lor your comfort. Your APPLESAUGE K 2cmior25c Taylor ToU • SUIT$ • COATS TOPPERS era. ' WELCH'S GRAPELADE — 23c Your Convenience Weekly Payment Plan TOMATO — 3 tttf MIT

,> a* A •'/ , MAMCR 12, lMft Thwart Burglars, Do You Want h Make a Date? ostal Rate Cot fkrt, There in Bon Sdu Sheridan Plea "Dote Bolt" I* fo Givmby High School Junior* o Europe Asked Directors Are Ckoten of fnteretf to 7>acW», Sudem CCroat tJid to the Htm Jeratj Btate TSext Thurmhy andjnday, Will Skmt You How August Suft* Householder*) Given jurtercl Aesldeiito CarterH'a Publk and Pwrochid Schooli Ctfltff y CARTSRtT — ftehearwta ate an4 ftulek wheel*, doesn't run of ttta. Ofcibrtlth vu named dete- Suggestion! on How nmnlni Hong smoothly tor "Date right, Seeking Lower Raten inhRi nt* «> tee 6t»t« eofirtntKKi to b» These things malt a HUtrtoui A film "Quicker Than Vog various individuals of tt to Jtttantle City May II to to Foil RobbcriM Bait" a play to be presented by the on Food, Qothing in ""• hctt to y y to Junior Claw of the Carteret High pint for an IntMwUn* enntnK'* Trunk" was shown to the Hoaw countries bat no one wast .(i Mrs. M O A entertainmen.1, tl Vttti Mn. Oscar Anderson as Police Chief School In the fllgh Itehobl Audi- GARTERXT-RmidenU of the Economici Classes of the sttth, ful In obtaining an into The play will tw given under the Oeorge Sheridan. Jr., today seventh and eighth grades of the MT. Oromyko. TVh gran torium next Thursday and Friday direction of Mrs. W. J. Conway xtrough are sending letters to |rr f urted Carteret hmiKhokfttn to Colurabuk School on WwlmMat chaeermed by MT. Lubttm. r nights. The class advisors are Miss Olive C

iii,tir wty b* ap" next ineedBg, NUCOA Margarine»37c Prime RIB ROAST m55c any other . MI.IV advance date SIRLOIN or PORTERHOUSE 'I.JII Palestine. PRINT LARD »25c STEAKS »75c CRISCO or SPRY i-41c NEED Plate Corned Beef m 27c WHITE ROSE Pineapple 31c Can Sliced or Chunks LEG of LAMB 149c True fofywn-ond truer than ever today-wirh the advent of this newer, smarter, finer Chevrolet for monlti, tbt new Del Monte COFFEE n> 49c PORK BUTTS »49c 19481 Official registration figures prove and rUwr wpM tf try and «VS«k*, that molt ptopfo drive Chevrolet*—and ftiwaW| teven Independent wrveyi prove that MM* « the *H»! more people want Chevrolet!—than any vlablt Il«-Caf Cmpbel's Pork & Beans 13c btavty o* Ch*W»i SLICED BACON »59c other moke of carl The remon, of course, m-««la'* Wlfcn i, .nor. vaJbe. And now Ch.vrolrt value Je. oH»r <*fi^<*Z£l b mode OH the more outstanding by the famous BIG-CAR QIMOTY AT LOWfST SI rtyflng. brilliant MW color,, COST. See the «W Wl OvmoM, KRISPY CRACKERS»25c PORK CHOPS«-«.»49c aTeT Ze luxurioaJt appointed and yooil know w* mm ?^ drtv •;1 interlon which have been added to all Chevrolet* than mt «wr make) A N»KxtraCottl RINSO ii,i , '' • "« Interest w «Mr». bXYDOL ~"*~

'•"••'• "hea you bay nor ••'.:•*& tatf 1'"11' "I'tometrlst IVORY FLAKES LUX '" ''" " SUPERgUPi DUZ vm Is If [Goldblatt's s 'S Ml •* S ! RfROU III I »i v. 5*flWHiP; PRODUCE - FROZEN • CARTBRKT PI IV PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1948 Sacred Heart PTA Win or Low Club ZIONISTS, HAD ASS AH Meeting Monday l.irriwr 1947 Merck Sales THE WEATHER to Meet April I Group Meeti Monday \ Morrh krvrltwn PLAN PI RIM BALL for Club I nit OVER CARTBRET - An interesting '—The Booster (iprrlal In I mrtrrrl Vrrrn* t CARTKRET- Miss Julia Olnda Establish Record Fete Sunday, iJHarrh 21; program l* being planned 1>y the it, first profit Avenue at the Elizabeth Oeneral American Lesion throughout thr at Rahwny; new and larger build- I the final qii.nleu of 1947. Hospital. country. Miss Alice Ro.«man has iiiR.s and equipment for raanulact- Oold holdings of the U. S. been chosen as the alternate. 9181 urinii penicillin at Elkton, Va., and Government reached the record Thomas Jakeway, chairman of SIZES an addition to the laboratory facil- of $23,000,000,000 on February 28. the local Oratorical contest spon- 31-52 ities for the Merck Institute for the highest for an nation in the Roosevelt Hotel Liquor Store sored by Carteret Post 263, Bald Therapeutic Research at Railway. hsltory of the world. This country thai ihf rounty elimination cftn- Pattern 9181 oomos In nlzoa S4,3S, In addition to the regular pre- now owns 3/5 of the world's STKVK.N Kl'TCV. PROP. lest will bp held this Friday eve- I, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 62. Size 36 ferred dividends, the company de- known supply of monetary gold and Is steadily Increasing Its hold- PHONE CAKTKRET 8 9794 ning at the County Courthouse In takes VM yard* 39-inrli, -« clared dividends totalinft $2.15 per Now Brunswick. The oratory will Send TWENTYFIVE CENTS In shave on common stock, tncludlnK ings. 543 ROOSKVFLT AVENUK CARTERET beRin at 7:30 P.M. coins for this pattern to 170 Ncwa- an extra dividend of 50 cents. In jmper Pattern Popt., 232 Wc6t lSlh Local oratorical winner* have al- 1946 dividends on common stock 2,064 case shandled by NLRB St., New Yoik 11. N. Y. Print amounted to $2 per share. RH;HI ways shown well in these contests, plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, during December, setting record. und winners of the past few years STYLE NUMBER. boast of one fl:st and two seconds NOW Is th« tlrfto to sew for PABST BLUE RIBBON In the county contests. Spring! Fifteen cents more brings HOW YOU WILL f.iUW you the brand-new Marian Martin Pattern Book, cram-full of excitlns and BUDWEISER Houseminning Party sprinR fashions for everyone! Plus BENEFIT BY READING -a FREE PATTERN printed In- world's daily ntwipaptr— at New Malwitz Home side the book—two belts to give you the New Look. Better have this! (jl'ARTS IKE CHRISTUM SCONCE HOUUM. you »,n (nd BOOKS AS EASTER GIFTS •i BBl.S. CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs. : the b*!t-in(«med p*i»m in «nif community on world offoin when Ewalt Mawitz. 98 Bernard Street. TIN C'ANLS you read thii worldwide doify mwtpapw regulorly. You will gainof ('hlldren'« Books, Educational Toys, from 25r ': BBI,S. STKINIES were Riven a surprise housewarm- Ire*, new viewpoints, a fuller, nchet understanding of todo/i vital' The Commerce Department has Adult Books from 50r — B1BI.KS from $1.00 IIIK party In their new home. «ws—PLUS help from its mclus.ve fwtuict on homnnoking t&Jca- CASKS CANS lion, buunnt, lheor«r, music, rodio, ip«rt» Kaster Bunnlei, CarLx, and Pull Toys, from 79c Present were Mrs. A. J, Krys- announced the reimpositlon of re- Subwrib* nt* to , Wrltlm Paper s»nd Notes, from 50c sewski, Mrs. Katherlnc Makoski. strlctitons on the use of Lin cans Tlie Chnslion Viencc Publishing Socitty pB-5 BEER One, Noiwoy Sued, Bcston 15, Maw, U S. A. Mrs. John Petruska, Sr, Mrs. Carl for packing beer, pet food, coffee, ST. PATRICK I)AY CARDS KASTER ( ARDS I fnrlosort it JJi, lor which p(«aw Mod mt Th« Ch/ljHcn" Ktui<|iM'K Picnica, Dunces MarcinUlt, Mrs. .Nellie M&rcLuiak, motor oil and other products. The jxi«nce Monilui (or one month. POLISH EASTKR ( AKOS Mrs. Alexander Fabian, Mrs. purpose of the restrictions Is to \\V , HCIICIICH, Talih'H Harry Hayduk, Mrs. Stephen CzaJ- save 'badly needed tin for the gov- CORNER BOOK SHOP kowski and Richard Malwitz. ernment' s strategic stockpile." REASON AMI; I'lUd'S — 1'OURTKOUS SKRVICK There will be no specific restric- 61 SMITH STREET PERTfH AMBO\ NEW ARRIVAL tions on tin cans for food. (Near High Street) CARTERET—A daughter, Chris- tine Esther, waa born to Mr. and Mrs. Miohupl Chlnchnr. 41 Holly Street, ut the Perth Amboy Gen- •rnl Hospital. Mrs. Chlnchar Is the Unncr Helen Yuhasz. To Cherish MOSKIH'S FOR THE BEST! Forever PLACE YOUR COAL ' Let us' take your wedding OK OIL ORDER HAS YOUR NEW WITH US TODAY portraits and candids for an SPRING-EASTER album of pictures you'll trea- WARR sure and cherish always. COAL & SUPPLY CO. Til. VVnodhridge K-0734 Call Our Studio ST. (;i:oit(Ji: AVKNUE N. J. For Early Appointment Mika Stadia — Wedding Photographer* — ON CREDIT Telephone P. A. 4-1643

Smooth tuedet, atomy coverts Hil Anilwy Avenue Perth Amboy, N. J. In grey, Kelly, pink, pswdtf and aqua! All new in fashion, HUSKY priced low, on easiest credit lermt. BOYS GLAMOROUS NEW AN industry whifh docs one of the most SUITS U CLOTHES O £\ widespread export businesses in the world is right here in New Jersey. Sewing ^ 116 SMITH ST. machines, manufactured in this state, find their PERTH AMBOY,N.J. way into almost every country in the werld. The customs of the countries may differ; the clothes t/ovcjls, (iitbardinc. Worsteds, Glen Plaids. S • SUITS ('hecks, Ulaconals, Herrinfbones 15" that are fashioned may be different, but the gar- ments are sewn with the same machine stitch. Coverts, Cavalry fwlll, Tweeds Though the market is world wide, hundreds 1 • TOPCOATS Here they uie Gubardinei, of thousands of sewing machines stay here in coverts, men's weur worsteds . . . ;lyl«d lo perfection, in New Jersey, where they MC used in a flourishing grey, brown, yreen, blue, All Wool Loans... modern industry—ready-to-wear, but that, as powder, skipper und black. • OVERCOATS Wonderful values. the books say, is another story. The use of the lor Home Buying Trench Coats, Military Style, Bcvefiibta Sfi.5g 0 sewing machine has had % wide influence on • RAINCOATS both domestic and industrial life. It has opened MENI SEE OUR a whole new scries of tiades, creating well paid Corduroy, Al| Wool SECTION OF • SPORT COATS jobs for both men and women, and it has sim- SPRING SUITS & plified work both in the home and, iricfae factory. Direct Reduction or Galurdine*, Covertc, Tmedi, TOPCOATS... AS AU Wool Cbeeki f.H.A. Phml • PANTS UP (IntUdliig 0,1,1MM) l0W AS $34.50 Btctrifilj pi*yt+iig futrl in tbt mm- • Prompt Inspection \astoa* «f uuing motbliui

CREDIT CLOTHING VIRAG'S FACTOBY FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1948

ReMitone Home MiMoMt' ty Nviftr, Do|t •*»l TMgh Qeggtea IWw! Tontrin ftm loMimlty Industrial goggles can be made of How held onr from e*e"i glass so lough that they may b* another win lait kmaet 81 ABmOTQN. MASS -A peek of SO dropped more than 10 feet to a con- rineed ocuttenatty i wild dogs «rhleh has been terroris- ereta Boor without breaking. TSL LlgM-cobrefl ing the countrjilde for several away for summer, tor weeka. kltHng and devnuring live- should be rinsed out a 'Uti •toek, wai being (talked in their AreM Warm gMew during the winter. * -;-• mands that they 'should Include lain by farmers determined to rid Fly rods never shouM be stored In letters you In the conversation and mer- th» community of the menace. a warm room, ilnr« warmth dries out ihe ferrule c«m*nt and eausn Parish Clnsrch at I „ ihe paper so de- riment and. If they do not, your While the posse puahed through husband should see that they do. the heavy thicket section, town offl- the ferrule* to Inoaen. The Varnish St. Paul's cathedral on vml. alio becomes brtttlt and criip. Rodi hlU, London, u the parish ^ t le, I suppose, He can very easily bring you elala issued a warning to parents, should b« stored In n cool, dry place. of the british ti Into the circle and it Is quite cautioning them agalnit allowing lltllC thin? bnt It husband and thoufhttets of him not to do this. their children to wander In wood- Is not that Unfortunately, there are many land or farm lections for fenr the •,vlfc It man who never see anything . , don't, because liunger-maddeneri dogs might «t- r wrong In what their families do. ,. i,v ourselves tack tntm Deprived of their normil HILLSIDE MILLS when all three of He probably thinks you are very source of food by the deep snnws sensitive and are Just imagining 'and bHter cold that tent imall wild MANUFACTURERS OF SWEATERS " •|in it seems they Juit things. TM* bits their burrows, the vicloui ,„,,; by themselves, I dogi turned to domestic livestock „, pia(-e It womdn"t If I were you, I should make 1.0 walk off, «o an effort to join In the fun and for thalr ptty. „„. conversation. Tell your husband Four large hogi. valued at |200, ,,,„) wns in service three before you go again that perhaps were torn to pleeei in the piggery of ,, i .en married five you have gotten a bit sensitive Anthony Qawrontkl. L«t«r, Oaw- )( ronnki shot and killed one of the i ',„, loft soon after we about the situation and that you wild cinines m the pack attempted ,,,i nis only close rela- want him to help you by bringing to break Into Ms henhouie. , mother and brother you Into the circle. He can cer- hi Two more dngi met the isme fate ,,, Hko they dldnt wort tainly direct some of his remarks at the (arm nf Paiquale Cxcalitro, , „,;,[ ri«l. They hardly to you or ask your opinion about something. When the others see where only i lew dayi previnuily ,,. ,llll(,s.s they want him that he expect* consideration for they tort to piecei a doien turkeys li'in: his wife, they will pay you some ,.lM nihrr night to get atention. MMhcr-ln-Uw Preblem mv hnr-band doesn't V Al , ,,,. mo treated, and, The manner in which a wife The American Indians had a ilm- pie loiution for. the mother-in-law :•' ,.,,,, ..ays. "Oh, Ply no and mother Is regarded by her »LL WOOt CHILDREN'S SWEATERS relative* and children depends, to problem. The Indian bridegroom New spring solid colors, CARDI- a large extent, on the attitude of ihowed respect for his mother-in- ,,„;,! M,st like to know law by never talking to her or meet- red, yellow, kelly green, GANS the husband and father. m ,in to not let It hurt ing her face-to-face. The Indiana pink, etc. Sizes 3-4-6. Also 8LIP- LOUISA, lirH.,i it over and < frankly admitted thia arrangement 1-2-3. OVEKS Address your letters to: ...8! ,IMi :iiid after we start prevented quarrels. "Louisa, P. O. Box 532 There Are Some ALL WOOL i,,'i IMII toward my htu- LADIES CARDIGANS 68 .•r;ii nist isn't going to • Orangeburg, 8. C. Hybrid Corn Valne Left! Sites 34-36-3S-49 1.01 ,, i:i,o(i and kind and Teiti Indicate that good corn h;- , i in hurt him. < nit !• mid ill }»«t kimtHri [ rrlnliiro mul frlrmU- n Mtrhir ttib* Hinolf 107 brlda produce about IS p*r cent In Kiinipr. tilth nil nml intalrn fur mllrr (nulllto. lr»w li**,- ',' ,[ ymi can. I've tried more than the leading open-polll- , ,! them without him. • TIIMI to Pit End to Llli nsted varieties. Seventy-five per 74 FAYETTE ST. mi would help. They're NEWARK. N. J.-Mra. Veronlct cent of Maryland's corn acreage PERTH AMBOY BET. MECHANIC A HIGH 3T •Alien he's along they Curtis, 52, stabbed herself more This small Hose of haul spBt leUatont Masquerades la a law horns most nutcesafnny. The ft» now Is planted to Improved hybrids, . mpletely. than 100 times before she succeeded <*ra«ratien or the perta ana garage into tk« residential deaiga ghea comwandini breadth to ike wbsV adding 1,500,000 busheli annually to HOURS: Monday Through Thursday—Until 1 P, M. " ,.• kniH for your answer. In taking her life, Dr. Harrison E. atneUre. Tfc« large pietwe-wladow bay ta the apacioaa li»h»g-m wood. His flrat ma- > BEST CURTAIN SERVICE toys, 6 ni 1 MMtbt, Dii front door and the front gate when Dl- bread is made in Afghanistan. Hid attractive to the chine vtai « lever. Using a log for a | there Is Ice on the «tepi and walk A It is so tt'Ugh and leathery that It is 29 Livingston Avenue liny forget to be natural ll lafttifc if Hot Witir roller, he later discovered the prm- , ll special study nf hoiriitaUzcd home used aa a plate for other foods. Avcnel, N. J. 1 in umnen. ciple of the wheel and still later the I . < RAVENNA, OHIO -Malcolm Mc- accidents made by National Safety Pieces of It are folded to form Phone Woodbridg* 8-1317-W i i hi' in-laws tot that pulley. Veigh, S, and his brother, Dovld, S council ihowed 4 per cent were spoons (or euting soup; ,'„,: tip because they art : months, ore found dead In a bath- caused by ice on walk or itepi Re- i vmir husband. Perhaps tub of bot water In their home in move (now promptly before it packs A,us been the cut-up In nearby Gaauga Lake, and their hys- down Use salt and elbow grease to ATTENTION •. and his appearance U terical mother, Barbara, 28, was get rid of Ice. HOME OWNERS , [in everybody to aUrt taken to a hospital here to be ques- in of course, that It no PKRMANENT ASPHALT tioned about their deaths, John R. DRIVEWAYS :•• thnr beini rate to yon Turner of Kent. Portage county ROADWAYS Slip Covert you out of things, coroner, reported. The children's la- New Hying Automobile PAHKlNCi LOT ARKAS luic of politeness de- ther, Edward, Jl, is In California. An Australian automobile, which l'sin« Power Rollers Deputy Sheriff Dorwm Mosaet Mid in designers claim aUo can fly. is Olvcn thomoUwr later had Jrje-l to drown said to have Impelled .A>Hffcsn Made to Order b«ra»U la a pond. experts with Us'possibfUtles. "De- scribed as s "flying c»r." or a Dellveriag Ike Milk "roadabfe airplane," it wo* invent- MAURO PAVING RUbty-nve per cant of urban reii- ed by two Australians and ia to be 40H ALDKN III)., AVKNKL. N. J 4tnts racclve all their milk by given a trial by American manu- Ti-I. WoiuJbrldgc 8-131^-M truck. facturers. Everybody Is 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S EASTER-ize "THE FRIENDLY STORE" your liomc with our beau- Talking About tiful spring floral, solid, and combination slip cov- ers. Expertly designed and -For the first time in years we arc fitted in your home. HUR- REGEN In a position to offer the nationally RY, HURRY, act lmmedi- x advertised line of STYLE MART CLEANERS & DYERS; M know a LMa-'ftar fM- ately for Easter Delivery. "ii 'in accept whether 7— CLOTHES, featuring the famous t\< nr married a»d hav* a Call now and make an ap- •!•!•.i I'li'in-n? Hi the aweaeaal to "Neck Zone" for perfect collar fit. s<><» » r I'iyroii Bavbsga Plaa lee pointment for our design- t i^'iv i',ut,.d state* Savta|f Baaia, or tin H,md-A-M»BUl PUM at JWtt ^nt\ u \ i)u art aelf<»(. nest-ef* bttfil by regilar ^)>iie „[ v'nitel BUtee Sartan WORSTEDS - COVERTS tion on your part he will dom Receittion You Cave Us On Om«|| ii

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••^mh CALL oa w .-1.-. ' ' • -itfcr &, f?1: PAfrR rnd Hlnor Butrh Rot hti release MINIII !?• from Metro, five Independent pro- ducers havt tried tn »t(tn him but In Antsfinf Pursi ttitlw lih mnther, Dorh Dudlty »'»ntn nn ' PHILADELPHIA. - Mm Dari mnre contract* that will tie the Bnktr, 4D, wai »rre»t«Ki on I Chirft hoy im for 40 weflw a j*»r. She'd of pnrM itrnllne Frnnk Grub*, I rather he do only ttm ptcttirM railroad directive, h»(1 no troubU R yew, preferably In the tunmer. rtcopilzlng her. The owtrn of tht 1 Ho« time doe* fly Gordon with the other month* left for purse. Wr», B«*tl* Ehmirni, » K's ni'.vnv si hail !lme In '!"• (Mntrrhrrad Pnrh Pnddlni AVIT- ivhn wns Freeklps In the nrhonl. ni)r*#, of AMeti, h*d prnvMed th* kitchen •»'"'li 'I'f ift'iilfl! rnnk 1 pn. knee of r.-iidy-mlx nm*ei- (mi Oing" comedies years ago neceimry ttm, t*|[f>< ii be Babv Peguy on the »nd if"1 '•'' l"1 ' I'irpnr" parkane of Afrle«," which RICO h«« t&m- AppcirlU b*tor» Miflilrtt* Ben mwt till" i- drmrui mix Hcrordlns In dlrprtions but iled. Jnmlti Stt^aHx, Mrs Btker \t*- th* hrmic miilci i'»n train subMitutimt the fmll syrup for tlfl»d\(h«t b»r hamllctip h«d Wl htr ' So delighted are offlclftln at SHOPPING PUBLIC filtiih I" |iri>(ifiri" ft fPW part of tlie liquid Cover the bot- Jackie Oreen. eonwdlan it the to ittfl, r iMOM over Judy Oarland In "The hetrty fli'-ii'"; Imm t:ipl<"* in tlir tom of a bilking dish with the Florentine Oft dens with Ortrude "I ert't I" «Mr«t with orrfy on* Easter Parade." that they're tefrigpriiim and the panned irond* .drained canned pearlies. Pour over Nleien, is belim seriously Consid- •ye,'' tht sniri I hnd to ttetl to rushing her into two more pic- CUpboiiiil Tin"* i-erlpM nn' easy them the gingerbread mixture, ered by Eddie Cantor to play the live." TH« t«i taken from Mm. Rt>- tures, and good ones thpy should (0 fix ami »iil inrnurdBC Mir fsm- bake for 20 to 30 minutes in an ole In the Cantor story, J&ekle, rrwnn'i purse, »ho told th* court. be. "Annie net Your Dun" and Uy to tarklc :i mrn! whilr (lip rml iovrn 350 degrees. Serve hot with who gives a great Imitation of went'^O pty nveidiie rnmn rent. "Words and Music," whirh Is COOlc v :i":iv cream Eddie, actually lonhs a great, deal Mr*, EhWnn n»kr(i Ihtt Iht t>ased on the career of the song- Dear Friends: Ike him. eharrtiVSt* dropped. M«gtstr«l« writing tenm of Rodger* and Hart. Stramhlrd F«»< Wllh Schwartifllirned Mr« Baker tw»r to This probably means the reunion Spring Rayon Just, before he dlld, Ernst Lu- municipal ronrl. 4 CKBs of Judy and Mickey Rooney, as bitsch went over the script of "The "IVrhnps il\e7 con provlrtt nn There has been considerable publicity given to 2 iMspon:r Wnrrestorshlrr Mlckry is sM for t.he Hart rote OTlytin," ftldditiK numerous mar- aitiflclnl eye," htr *»ld. ayfniniihvi .Win' wliile we hear that Frankle 8tna- 2 iflbli-pooM'; htitirr or ginal notes and suggestions about lrslly, "and gliniuhlen out VJUI tri\ will have the Rodgers TOIP. how he would shoot the picture- certain retail food stores concerning declines in rlnr iRlas Falrbenlu, Jr.. who will !4 cup KInirrl .sharp ch#we Richard Cpntes. who gave such be both star and produteT of t.he BfRt w- llMhlly with B foVk. ,i Rood pe'formance in "Call film, says he will make full use of food prices, with little or no credit being given to Jiat until yolks and whit™ nre AIR ROUTE TO AFKICA Norihside 777." is scheduled for Lubltsch's suggestions. Blliwi Add Worrpstmhlrp snucr the role of an editor who falls in A new direct route between New p »nd blcml » Hl Pour CRKS Into iove with a society woman his York and ' Johannesburg, South your independent neighborhood grocer. Hollywood Is helping CJillfomlft's btlttprfd skillci ovrr low lirni. stir- p.ipet iia* iH'en attacking In "Live Afrtet,, has bepn opened by th? plan for a threp-year-celebrAtlon 1 ring 1-onstnnllv Whpn PKRS are mill Let Live." Pan ^tnnrlcati Airways System, partially vt mid mated rliwsp of the gold-rush centantaW. At flights will be made twice a week We, too, have met price reductions and in num- and coniinur rookiiiK until CKRS Despite all the rraclcs about his least two films are being planned nnd will run from New York to ire crenniy Imi not dry Ht>rve Im- in commemoration of.tlie Golden the Azores, Dakar, Leopoldvtlle and "lightness with his dough." Jack 1 lT with buttered toast. Hrnny look ills whole troupe to State's birth. Michael Cur to. will JoNhnnelburt. The run Is being erous instances are selling food commodities below p.'.lm .Snrinjs for ft week of sun- shoot part of "The *9erj" at Col- undertaken because of the Increase < hrrsr Rarebit n In'! oma. Calif., where gold *M dlscot- tri trade between this country'and 1 11 -mmIT iiiiulcnscd creiim of ered and Producer Harry She-- Africa, particularly South Africa, the prices of our competitors. toniHtn MIIIP. undllutPd Dana Andrews is Uklng a long- man Is looklnK for locations for which last year bought MOO.00O,- 1 rup KfiiU'd Ann'Mcnn rhrr.sr invaitixl vacation — a ilx-week's "Tennessee's Partner," with Joel 000 worth of goods from the United \<2 tpuspoon pii'parcil irmsuird cnilse In Mexican waters. Director McCrea. Tht Bret Harte story is States. Just the other day, the National Labor depart- rich In fr41d4ush lore. 1 1 IcHspo'in ruin vlnrRiir Jacques Tourneur and a caraera- man went along on Dana's 80-foot Empty soup ititn saucepan unit Car KUUnn ment publicized figures to show that the price 1 ketch to help him dim a two-reel Add iln'i'M , sttrrltiR CDiislHntly r*» CUMrw Flaltti Nti on* yet hai bton abte to *A\- travelogue. Over low hi'iit Whpn mixiun' i'> Of Nebraska children who enter maU how much wildUft h kUM by Wnootli, add nni turd and vltiPt/sir the flrat gnte in wtwol, l«si Ihin •petdini »utomt)biJti tmtMUjr, but drops were only temporary and created an errone- Dinah Shore has turned down Blend wi-ll :irul limit to buhliiini; half irt |r»duit»d from high chettc* t^ng strelchei of I a role In "One Touch of Venus" Serve over •-.lice-; of UHIKI. school. Indicate it It enormmtt Crpnlp Spaghetti on the advice of her physician, ous impression that prices were on their way down. \'i CUP 1'hcippril ulllOu I'lims but .she and husband George % Clip elin|iprd KiriMl pi'pppf Montgomery plan to begin their picture on the life of Artist Your neighborhood grocer wants you to know 2 tahlespiii'ti !lni'!y rhoppcd onion Fredeiic Remington In March.' 2 ta'hli'sjuii n, iinttcr nr marnB- This perky navy and while Tryone Power's next picture that he runs a business dedicated to your service rini' print is attractively youthful and after "Pear Of Little Men," will 1 ld'j ouncr ran cooked spa- suitable for almost every spring be "Down to the Sea In Ships," Announcement ghetti in Mimatu satire with oerasiott. It will please the which Is the story of a young and that when any drop in wholesale prices occurs, bwfcet conscious miss who likes whaling captain. Much of the dim i Heat liutltr until It nMta, but ft> buy spring clothes that can is to be shot off the Mexican coast. Oot brown Add chopped mush- be yprn throughout the summer, He Is also scheduled for "The Dr. George F. Frederick he will pass that reduction on to you as a part of is rooms. «reen pepper, ahd onion. for the one-denler Avlsco spun Prince of Foxes,"" which will be t' Cook until tender over low heat. rayon fabric is easy to cure for shot entirely In- Italy during the has resumed his practice of medicine his service without a lot of fanfare and costly Add spiifsliftti iiml heat. and as cool as can be. early summer. X at Tuna a la Klnjt FOREIGN INVESTMENTS We hear that MOM is sending advertising. 2 tablespoons butter or marga- "Gone With the Wind" on another 179 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE rine A world-wide survey of invest- whirl around the nation, with a 2 tablespoons flour ments by American citizens in gross box office take of $5,000,000 1 11-ounce can condensed foreign countries is being made by predicted. „ • Office Hours: Check our prices. Your findings will convince cream of mushroom soup, un- the U. S. Department of State. dlluled Questions being asked include the Warner Brothers is planning 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. and by appointment % cup water volume of business In 1947, prin- a screen version of "Penrod and you that you'll save by shopping your independent 1 7-ouncr i an tuna fish cipal business activities, per cent Sam," with Butch Jenkins as Pen- Telephone Woodbridge 8-2678 % cup chopped plmlento an d&inount of the total capital controlled by U. S. citizens, and the neighborhood grocer* L Salt to taste ' .or > numbe; of American and foreign Melt butter, add Hour and blend t employes. it.' well Add soup and water, stirring BABY CHICKS Perth Amboy 4-1313 Sincerely, §,.; until smooth Cook until bubbling, ORDER NOW ||-stirring constantly. Four boiling water over tuna flsh to remove oil. Quick Loan* to ': flak; it with a fork into small Your Neighborhood Grocer. I': pieces and add to mushroom All Employees! PaM for by UM •auce. Add suit and plmicntos. fateil an*n,«f Ctrteret |;>.Berve on (oast or crisp walfles. Mushroom Rareliit r AT THE PEOPLES COLLEGE TOWN BREZA'S MARKET J. P. FOOD MARKET 1 11 -ounce can condensed cream creum of mushroom soup, un- FOOD STORE "Everything Qood to Eat" diluted 1H. Holowchuk, Prop. V< cup milk Vt cup i-rated American cheese BUTCHER AND GROCER t Combine all ingredients in top Fruits - Vegetables 51 JOHN STltEET 265 WASHINGTON AVE tiU double boiler. Heat, stirring pionstantly, until cheese Is melted •Hi LEICK AVENUE CARTERET CARTERET feted rarebit is smooth and iiot. glferve over loa.st or hot buttered (ARTERET ckers. Tel. (A. 8-6211 CA. f •MM Trt. CA, t-SH$ JOHN'S MARKET . GEOKE'S SITAR'S Blood-tested stock from , good breeders Call George Buck and John Kindzierski, Prop. FOOD mm HUB HAIKU he'll arrange it for you Brooder Stoves (iROCER AND BUTCHER Meats and Ort«eries right away! You can get Eleetrie, Coal and Oil Finite and Vegetables Andy • George - Johnny $25 to $250, or more, • 309 I'ERSHING AVENUE 58 MERCER STltEET today. Phone: Poultry Supplies and Seeds CARTERET CARTERET Steve - Dolores WO. 8-1848 • Tel. CA. 8-9587 CA. Sr«|7B Fertilizer and Vigoro EMPLOYEES

[The Perfect LOAN CO. AMBOY g Charge everything ;i SUCH'S ESTATE IEEWS • JOE'S MARKET Joe. f ntnaky, Prap. You Are Late 87 MAIN STREET FEED CO., Inc. 1 terms arranged as if mm MMET Meats and Groceries for Sii|>|>ei Tonight WOODBKIDGE 279 New Brunswick Ave. all ONE purchase Fruits and Vegetables Me, *7SJ. Kate 3^% on Mo. Hal. Perth Amboy 4-1350 7 WHEELER AVENUE 65 WASHINGTON AVE. on't worry about being 9k' Down payment as CARTERET CARWRtT 695 ROOSEVELT AVE Rte for supper tonight— wanted i Little Lady will under- CAJtTBRET Tel. CA. 8-5*8* CA. When you tell her Divided weekly pay- -r t-SM CA. I-U«2 were at Briegs Store. Shirts V mento wp to 6 montiw when you open the WILLIAM J. LEBOW it door and She sees a Best Quality AL*S MARKH JOHNNY'S box under your Leaders for half a Century A. 8«)»rca, Prop. fin, She will be eager to HAfiKET BUTCHER AND GROCER ' what is in it. Right Price M ft 594 Roosevelt Ave. She sees that new Soft-at-ailk broad- 31 SALEM AVENUE 68 B8SIX STltEET CARTERET it you bought at cloth shirts expertly CARTERET, * CARTERET she'll let the soup i cut and tailored. In CA. 8-5022 — K-M70 p in smoke. Our light- white and stripes. lowest mark-up in 50 YEARS! CA.I-UH youthfully de- $ 98 Regular and Slotted -tpTheHUlIts- and smartly ere COUBTS. Ladies'Easter CoatS 29 ue JOHN GURAi'S opcoats make u dun- Rf guiar and French DRESSES »5.»8 A »7.98 u0 for any man. $ 50 Suttary Meat ft Grocery Cuffs. MEN'S SUITS * rCOATS 29 Uf MOM SMkfk* prices on cHChtHmts Wttf Fruits & Vegetables mm mm GrooefU* 688 toOSEVELT AVE, tWioMnpj'AVE. $1-98 GABTERET «« WASHINGTON A\% cuawm , CA.I4IU , ttAftCR 12, 1M8 YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND LOW PRICES AT A*P! *• MAtnm WMBmm Y*U *KA*CM ABB Sttt Mm ST0BK UA9 JW#«E... MX BAYS A WtUULt

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lor ,5, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1948 PAGE EIGHT lers anfl other amateurs not Monday, March IS: WrestlingTVy-Outs Hated with »ny school. All con Legion Initialion Synowierki Endowed RADIO STATION 1100 A. M._ Blng Crosby Sings. tttlon will be under Olympic r Tea<'lirrs IVlition Music. which vary from Ih* Amerfeai (< ontmufil from Pair 1) in Race for Coroner terrolleglnte code tn many rest* (ContmurH /rnm Papf 1) were The master of the ballad'sings Slated at Rutgers including time, number of rov lotion Auilllarr Noted CARTFRET-^oundlman Jo- for the delight of the homemakers. The Indies' Auxiliary of the lo- NEW BRUNSWICK «ltli WrxHthrirlKP. Perth neph SynowleckM thU borough 12:45 P. M —Country Home Agent NF.W cal American legion met at the haa been endamd by the Mid- Farm. Uboy am! o'!>ckaf?ller. at 48 Atlantic Btreet. He It aerv- The "Schoolhouse of the Air" third Olympic riist.rii'l, comprising dlrpctor of iithlHla at Rud tilled i .••nfei ailh the teachers plans also madp to hold a ing his first term M member of . .hlerrn and to grant card party March 31_at_tlw• bor- present* a dramatic prodtirtlon New Jersey »nri PenivHlyvanla. will ha* betn named tij Little as n QD ihel the council and thli Is the first rf ellFlblo im the Iryouti. Wrest- 1 ^ whenever It was flnan- wiRh hull with Mrs Clifford Cut >y an outstanding Broadway actor. a»er of the meet. Ibelr wl-,!i time that he la a candidate for lrvs from the metropolitan New j prmiiv- The second IK that ter and Mrs. Theodore Pfennig In This li a program "must." a county office. Y»rk oren lisve the option of par- lora! 5, hon; .yvtem must h rharue 1:30 P. M.—Lefs Talk It Over- HOUSING ticipating In the round-robin quali- ir flnHncinl merit were made for the «way Forum, A housing program that w The following progranvt are list- fying tnu namrnt here or In a iponsored by the Auxil- Mother^ Day Dance The WCTC Forum meets to dls- cost the government about ll.iv J ed for your convenience: similar nvent which Is scheduled fl«x!e Josoph R ^ CARTBRFT—The Holy Family World Women's News RutRprs anthnr1Sle.s iTceivrd the •Icn .iptl si.i!f» win lie after the eligible. >8t to listeners In this area. Carthy, y, March 1«: ' Is Intended lo encourage the < A donation WM made to the busy with plan* for lUi annual every weekday morning brings yoi F. F Caraway. LehtRh Univt-rslty "It sliniii] ii1.,i ho ii'incm'Deretl." American Red Crasn drive and theMother's Day dance to be held this Important women's chib news J;00 A. M.—Early Bird Music— structlon of l.SOO.000 new h,,: 1 One nf thr r>ri(ht#*t luminaries baseball coach, who Is vrvlns ax Potorlil! i 'r. :: !nl I '- s.vkesmnn o Bnnlzntion will snnd a book-of- Music. for the next ten years A btR si year May 9 In the school hall. 12:45 P. M—Poultry Pointer — In any billet field. Nnr» R»yf, a regjonal Olympic wrestling rep- (Or til;- i\niif; i:rmi|>. that we the-month to the Roosevelt Hos- Farm News. Music and chatter about the would be homes for rent to 1 1 At ten last meting. Mrs. Helen tbr dramatic ballrrina of th« rewntative. fcave a iri'i -: -iM"tis nh'l?a(lnn In pital each month. weather, local events, school news Zawadzka and Mm, Michael Bo- Mr. E. E, Booker will speak on Rallrt Thratrr. whlph will romc income families. Bunri'lti^ 11"' jmiilF'a money. No Mr*. John Larktn was welcomed and local meetings that will be of The finalists In each of the pi«ht hanek were named co-chairmen. the, topic "Dressing Poultry for the to thr M»«qiif. Newark, for two Olympic weight divisions here will PAtter »i;v «r would like to do as a new member. special Intreest to you since you ADVICE The co-chairmen will be as- Retail Trade ' A program especial- performances March 20, under be qualified for the final tryonts ;'^re must flisi for governed hy the Following the business session can plan your day as the Early BOGATA, N. J -Mn Henri. sisted by Mrs. Jowphlne Olnda. ly prepared for the farmers in this Griffith Muxlr Foundation auV schedulpd to be held at l(. t" protect the ability cardi were played and winners Bird does. area plrra. Is but one nf many noUd Iiord, who recently celebrated i Of tlic tnxpnye to pay thr bill " »erc Mrs. Ann , Mri. Mrs Blanche Marcl, Mrs. Rose University. Amps. Iowa, 9:30 P. M. New Community Ho- 2:15 P.M.—League of Women Vot- ballet it:trs In the compajiy Charles Btoplnsky Mrs Walter Sosnowskl. Mrs. 8teU* Bzczesna 1 Apr,. rizons— Educational . ers—Education. which will open here, in advance Tomcaik, Mrs. AIIRUSI 8ebMty. and Mrs Anna Slotwtoakl. The Middlesex County Council The Women report another of nf 1U annual Sprint season at Dolan Slants Mis. William Cole, Mrs August Mrs. Caroline SUmkovlch and of Parent-Teacher Associations their interesting and provocative the Metropolitan Opera House, Hundemann. Mls.t Rosalie Tom- Mrs Pauline FWor won thr special ^m7^vZnL e« >rsey a, a (Cvnlinueii from Poor 1) presents another weekly discussion programs telling you about your New York. cnuk. Miss Mary Stoplnsky. Mrs prlw. Mrs Pauline Jakubek was colleges, as wH! M schoolboy wrest- Rood. «tWCliPlm nf s'-ir-i:re from Hcton of von and vour school and your Legislature and ho? you can take Walte;- Colgan, Mrs. Thomas Jakc- welcomed us a new member and Hall Co!K-r in 1943. was awarded the dOOT prize. child. a hand In government. 1 way, Mrs Valentine Olecknrr. . He sou (I (hi in« Wnild WHI II Hostesses were Mrs. Helen Ui- 7 30 P M.—Harvey Harmon Show 7:30 P, M.~New Brunswick Youth MORTGAGE DEBT Mrs Harry Oleckner, Miss Ann -Sports. Fonim—Forum. l|t the iirmv as H pararliiiter and Cook and Mrs. George Kurt?;. hanskl. Mrs Jennie Andres, Mrs The mortgage debt load on STATE THEATRE In II 'IU;I niriit of the time Jennie Kerrett and Mre. Mary Coach Harmon return* to discuss The young people have voices jmall American homes reached a among other things his vacation to be heard. And you can hear Itt the P,ul(l area. Georgetown University where hr F1t7.ll 1ft. new record high lats year of tll,- WOOOBRIDGE, N. J received his LLB degree tin the opening of the baseball season them discuss another impotrant J00,000,000, according to the Home Honoiiihly ilui-hnraei from the which Is Just around the corner topic of Interest to young people lie i'Mimod his studies at I January IlKillWAY CONSTRUCTION Loan Bank Board. The toial was TODAY THRU HATDRDAY :«rmy, 8 30 P M— Group II Finals- Bas- and to adult*. The Federal Workf Administra- i0 per cent hl«her than in 194B I ketball. tion, through Pnlllp B. Fleming. Wednesday, March 17: .mod wfts the highest since 1939,' In Gk>ri**s Technicolor Saturday, March 13: Administrator, hw asked Congress 8:30 A. M.—Cliff Edwards Show- when figures on mortgage record- "CAPTAIN FROM CASTlI.K 10 45 A. M.—Boy Scouts On Pa- to pledge tl.000,000,000 for State Music. ings were first kept The (Inures ALWAYS rade—Variety. With Tmne rOWER - Jwt FETERS highway construction In 1950 and Cliff no doubt will be singing :o»i'i- mortgages of $'20,000 or less (kfCENT 1951 The local council of Boy Scouto songs for the folks who will be non-farm homes. at 6:41 and B:IS present more news and Ideas for ^ PERTH AMBOY 2 BIG HITS! wearln' of the green this day. I-!,.... f. * *-Mi young men Interested In Bcoutlng 11:15 A. M—Easy Rythms—Music SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY and their activities. NAIL IN BKUIX TWO l>US ONLY—IRIDAV H NATIKDAY. MARCH 12 & 11 A fifteen minute interlude of Robert TAYLOR - Audrey TOTTER In 11: li A. M —High School Hits and nice music for relaxing during a DENVER, Colo.—As Virgil Go- Krd SkHton Qene Autry Uncle Sam Says Highlights—Variety. busy morning. mez lay unconscious on Batun, "HIGH WALL" In In The high school gang gathers 3:00 P. M.~The Sunny Side of theJap soldiers hammered a nail Into Pint Gene AUTRY tn IUlON or THE MOVICS" •THE LAST ROUND-UP" #Kain for a pleasing program. Street—Music. his skull. Gomez was captured by >4THE LAST ROUNDUP" 7:30 P. M.-Rutgers Intercollegiate .he Japanese and It was not until SINDAV AM) MONDAY, MARCH 14 AND 15 Ed Peck takes you for nnother Debate—Debate. stroll along the warm sunny side last September that the nail could WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY Fred MacMurray - Ava Gardner In Rutgers debates another out- of the street. A two hour request be removed from his skull at a "SINGAPORE" standing (cam. Both the team and program that's one of the most veterans' hospital, Gomez Is now HOB HOPE In "WHERE THERE'S LIFTS" AIM), Sharyn Moflet - Una O'Connor in subject will be announced. popular on the air. tully recovered. "MY PAL WOLF" Sunday, March 14: 9:15 A. M—Chapel By The Side TllKSDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 17, 18 Of The World—Religious. TRAFFIC TOLL Joan Fontaine Robert Cummlnfi Favorite hymns of the church. The nation's traffic drat htol! Fntrlc Knowlen Peter Lorre 11-00 A M—Church Service—Re- dropped thirteen per cent in Jan In In ligious. uary compared with the samp "THE CHASE' "IVY" F-om the Christ Episcopal month In 1947, according to the .riiurch In New Brunswick, the National Safety Council. The Jan- I regular Sunday Morning Service. uary, 1948, toll was 1.130, com- \i 30 P. M.—The Red Cross Drama pared with 2,450 In January, 1947 North Dakota was the only state -Drama. The New Jersey College for In the nation which went "through Wonimen dramatic Kioup directed the entire month without a traf- V«m itiin'l r;ri'it Nrw Vr.ir's fic death," according to the Coun by Jane Iwt presents another In m;\',ir one rtsclutlun vvhi.h will ell, which stated that this was make \JIIII fututi* mnrr 'n tire. In poignant and moving story of the the only time in its history that a ui-t. tills Krbruiry clay K :\< good Red Cross apd you. state has had a death-free month it ;tnv illy lor this rrsnlullmi: All 4 00 P M.—The MeLhodist Hour except for the war years when nu have to do la to M|" un [or thr —Religious. '.lyroll Hivinga 1*1 in for huyhif trawl and gasoline were restricted aVinn B«ndi. Jmt write vnur John From Philadelphia another In tin; series of Religious services. MAJESTIC It'liry onif. After thai, your nioiipy Vour Share of Land is Invented for yon every payday 7 00 P. M—Lenten Discourses™ II America's cropland was fenced jutomitlcally. In Juit II) uarn you Religious. Into equal shares, etch individual's get back U (or evary $3 lim^ii-d. II Father Thomas J. O'Dea In an- you are In a uudliicsl or profrtivion plot would be smaller than nther nf his excellent discourses on football fields Roosevelt Hole! Liquor Store and the Payroll Suvltifi I'Un Is not I lie I,enten Discourses. available to >eu, ask for the Bund- 9 00 A, M—The New BruDswifk STUM: KI K v pitor — A-Manth Flan at your bank. Snyder says U. s. has no in- ('. S. Trftiji" v i'ci .iilmtu: Council of Churches—Re- 1 tention of letting bonds j 543 ROOSKVKl/I AVKNTK (ARTFRKT ligious. par, 1 A dramatic program of the (.'liuivh and you, These dramatic LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN | pni'4 MIIIS are prepared and writ- tpn by Rev. Orville J. Hine of New Biiinswiclt. * itHlfd Si Doiiuslir Wines, Liquors v FRl.. SAT., 8l!S. FOKD8, N. J. - F. A. 4 «348 Philip Terry "SEVKN KEYS TO CAIMKKKT 8-9794 ;J BAlDPATt THURSDAY. I KIDAV AMI FOR SATURDAY lane Grey's NOW THIll1 SATURDAY "I'MlliR TI1K lON'l'O MY WILD IRISH ROSi: ST. PATRICK'S DAY KIM' Iliul Inn VVitli I)IIIIII> Moreun and Tim Holt AliliOll COSTKI.I.O I'lnilv of Irish Whiskey 'Till': WISTFUL 'WIDOW Arlcne Dithl I Sat., Sun., Mun. Mats. • Irch 01 WA(;ON GAP" "RAILROADED" liu.hiniirs 5th (».!»; rius,— With John Ireland and John Jameson 5lh !>.75 Kcilhi I Susan i- - - -"— -a CI MM!N(.S IIAYWAR1) Sheila Ryan s Cluh 5th 5.62 1 "DRESS UP!" Till: LOST MOMENT" I Do Not Forget Our Extra Car h.lllllll M.itinec Q toons at Saturday Matinee) (or Spring | 3 ( rilm tartixins *J Km IIII: SI N . MIIN., TUES. SUNDAY AND MONDAY Ill MI'IIKI V lUKiAltl COMING 0INTUM»N 5 ACSliMiNI BISHOP S H I M^^* ROAD TO HIO I VV.tltir lltixtiMi Tim Holt "IF WINTER COMES" EASTER HOLIDAYS TRIASI'IIK OF With Walter Pidteun and I ar<»«' Slock of Scotch SIKKKA .MADRK" Deborah Kerr (•las "CHRISTMAS EVE" Bnlhiiiiiit- 5th 5.78 Roliiil Joan l.OWrin BARTON With George Brent, tieorge Black X White 5th 5.60 "MARV LOU" everything in the With 11 .inkir (arli- and Raft and Joan Biondell <'.un\ Sink 5th 6.35 His I'ianu NKXT WKKK— TUESDAY AND WtDNIiSDAY IVad.^ 5th 5.80 I WKD. THRU SAT. "THE OTHER LOVE" Kiiifj; (»<

PASSOVER I U1D.W AND SATl'KUAV TWO HIT8- DITMAf TODAY BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON lyione Power in I'KKTH A Mill Thru Wednesday, March 17 KOSHER WINES AND HKTHS Ml.UTMARE ALLEV" 1-li.nic F. A. l: MARGAKETTI- N SERVED DAILY FROM -Plus— STOP IN TODAY SWEET GRAPE WINKS ' KI1ROV WAS HERE" THI PICTURE THAT OIVIS YOU 11:30 A. M. infancy Quart Buttle FOR A, MIRACLE 1.33 Matinee—Cartoonii THE IAMGH-TIMI OF YOUR LIFE-TIME! TO 2:30 P.M. fjp*TREAT! SUNIMV AND MONDAY 75 Canudiun Oub Kuy MlUand and Marlene Dietrich In SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY 5th "GOLDEN EARRINGS' —AUo- See Excellent Shows on Our Televif$0%4fet nnb«r 5th "BON OF RUSTY" ; . Ted • .M. i •»;;-, *ND WtDNKSDAT VViUAM POWELL & : CORDIALS, Joan CwlfleW in RUMS -.f;-*?.•<<.

One of the questions that Is frequently BOUNDS OF SPRING" ,,• .,„„. Doff'< Jj|f#taMw*F0"* diicussed by those who would llktt to Wow Opinion of Otkm ,, one thing tl#%* another LADY OB nonr which, tn turn. ,,,-irtcandplB"! the •ocumulntlec of U* crisis We ire tlwd of th» tndltkmal ,ination of 1920-21. Insistent* that Much mint com* esute. the court htt dieMi&i ta to assure the While the prices of commodlUtt navt tn like « lion (or • tomb) tnd »o Lacitns muMMm upon which to ntitre III*,; of Charles A. soared rather high, as they (Bd In t>H» out like * lamb WHAT rABT OF THE CYCLET dren and play most of the I The principle that the Oov- Theae women — they're i ,.„. as we can Jtod, tfce decision to end of the war, Liberty Bonds were quoted ernment ought to do something ing.—Denver Vmi. ,,! nr Eaton ortgtaafed-and is con- close to par. In May, 1920, however, they about the business cycles Is gen- dropped to eighty-two, revealing that the erally, If tacitly, accepted by REGIMENTING* , u» a small group of varf heelers In most Americans. That may be a Vote of British doctors to 1 ,., county who are mWefl because thev rating of Government credit was at a level paradox under the free-enter- cott the universal free equal to that which occurred during the prise "system," but there is a service plan passed by 1 '' ^meone in Washington who'll fetch panic of 1873. growing feeling that, for its own evidences the unwisdom of ,rry for them, and to hell with the good, free enterprise must accept Socialist Government In „„„! welfare. Mr. Roach, apparently, We think attention should be directed to some limitations on lu freedom. through regimentation of w h,<< another difference. There is a greater re- This does not mean that most a profession as medicine. UOIS to these specifications and is will- Americans favor a controlled or doctors did not disagree on serve in the possession of individuals than directed economy; yet a certain major features of the new i m fulfill them. there was in 1920. The fact that the Govern- amount of direction Is Implied In continuation of Oov« imariiy, we take the position that a such a recognized institution as sickness Insurance, plus o ment's "Baby Bonds" sold during 1947 at a ,,-v fight Is none of a newspaper's the Federal Reserve System. medical care for all. rate faster than the amount cashed in, indi- Federal Reserve policy and na- They differed on lesser .s that the primary Is the demo- (S cates not only confidence In the Govern- tional tax policy not only take of Its operation. Obviously method provided for a political party account of the business cycle but Minister of Health should ment, but that, the public has some money attempt to minimize its fluctua- worked out these details tun a full expression from the voters. to add to its stock of savings. ... tions. The employment act was of charging the British •annot refrain, however, from saying an explicit recognition that a Association with conspiracy Of course, there is no way of telling what sabotage as he did just beta w. are firmly of thi opinion that the serious effort mast be made by the future holds in store. The cycle of busi- Under the Capitol Dome government to minimise the balloting. The needless tangle 1 District, of which we are a part, is swings from boom to depression leader of the "further left" Of 1 ness presents many aspects and just what British Labor Party has i r DM d Pennsylvania and Delaware, of Bank money orders cost l4tt. Th«y'l» $4,000,000 annually. that they are members of both major This is about the only answer that a man convsmiant to buy. Sab to Otny. Sale ;tical parties. can make to anonymous threats and it is OLEOMARGARINE: — Y e 1 - to nail. Easy to cash. especially true in connection with Coach low-colored oleomargarine could be sold In New Jersey the same Sava money when yon limit money Walter Bowland, who appealed to the Sher- as butter, under the provisions bymlng 0«i btnk money orders, We Steel Makm Set Pac* iff of his county for protection and was of a bill before.the Legislature. ^^lb^Ud battle agalnil Inflation suffered refused. It^was sponsored by Assembly- wo'man Minna Greenbaum, of you—«ad serve you promptly, of a reverie when the steel com- We can think of no more pitiable exhibi- Newark. • >s announced a price mcrease of five tion of official incompetence than that of Mrs. Graenbaum claims that !:"'s a ton. the Sheriff, who, in a statement to The the high cost of living, particu- 11 larly foods, constitutes a serious '«ixx>»t is interefting in view of the fact Chattanooga Times, declared, "I'm just threat against nutrition and the inotits of the steei companies are run- as scared of the Ku KJux Klan ai you are. well-being of the citizen* of New >>igh. Accordl«|'to the President's You should conduct yourself In such a way Jersey. The Essex Comity lawmaker i...iiiie report, thrJroflU of 47 large cor- that the Ku Klux Klan wouldn't appear in ' says that under the pfwent law ''ions in the Irajt and steel Industry, front of your house." which prohibits g^mitne from 1 lederal and it|j^i»1fiWne and excess being- sold tn mjm condition, (Continued 0|k p#-ID ^"""ts taxes, are d „, were $188,000,- To be honest, to be kind, to Urn I little 1 "» 1945; $138, lfl 1M6 and. ^r and to spend a little less, to roaki | family i!ir lirst nine happier for his presence—her*; l| a taak Hie arp«tfc ttltt tbr vt«v (hat for all that a man has of f Published' i?ress 1 Mioo "' '""ease la at«el aft* UrUl be fotttrwed delicacy. • i-^neral advanoQl'm OlMff fMfkfc Koto- v -Robert Uul| m w* OFKN fMg»»S 1|lll \ .w^ h " • • y, too, la tl»i®S5S tha • , ^ -i .... Mrs. I

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AVBNUE AMD SROOND 8T *m% * ^ ^TSPHTIP ,.;T PRESS 11; I KH MARCH 13, IMS not honm unless tlfe owner teams ftcient fund* to aqwdtto ttM 8ut* Unemployment Compensa- eatlonaly nenrieeg and dental ert C. Clothier, PntMent. Rot- Un* American Aetlvttie* Coamtt- L Inrome Hit* permttdon from a Judge to keep procorini of tmenpltfiMBt to- for the put to year*, tv tion Commission says Crow#-| educational opportunity at the K*n tfnlvtrstty. . . . Repreatn- tee, will «eek re-election. . . . them wound. . . . The Federal gunince cltlma, Executive Dtrw- honored by the New Jew* I f]f R Billion for 1947 ed condition* at Rutgers Unlvir- college level entirely to mam uuve J. Parnell TUMBU, of AJ- Harry r. Croft, Chief Knglnttr of mte Work* A*aoci«Uon at it* I Government is not providing tuf. tor Btxold a. Hoffman «t the •Ujr threaten! the quality of edU- qualified persona, callnu Dr. Rob* lendale, chartraan of the Houee the SttHe Department of Health annual meeting m Trenton.

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•.•ipt« of ttO.SQO.WG,- mi ihrtd of 1M6. ,, ,i iivrstock pro«u"ti tinqnoooO,000 of lh« ,>, MI $13,100,000,000. • • r-.p nf only 2,480,• • mm« M9,O00,MO i'• » l I*T rent from IMS, i..re paid to hold i -i.iirv product*, beef,

i h n innhH wheat crop 1 -•, h Ihrrc h*V» b«tn •• niiofi'i Mrtory— i i'liability, oo OM -n liiiurr department

mora «.M expected when i "• tmmptrad plant- ^ • . .! pniducinf MCtfeOf of f ; .iiinrnt predlettd tht tii trr rrop will yield M,* ,.|< on th* bull df Dav Nature's finest fresh prod- ' litiom 0 uce is rushed fresh daily to '• 'Mniw could ba 0*m your neighborhood Acme, i , - ' :>• production of iprtag • trrded next tpring, oft. M Mi.it rrop ihouM amount Fr«th Fancy .' .'75 million buttMb. Green Beans Open Friday til 9 P. M. Fresh, tender snappy Florida beans should be on every menu at this low price. ££ Acme gives you all lost-minute price reductions! PRf niiihig to the weetB

i „, „, their lnTMlli»t>OB California Headquarters for LEHTEHJ.OODS \\'\ i^-jlion routef IBd l»Od taMti Criip Head (, Ai,,skan fur Mtl batd*, *• ceberg Lettuce CANNED FISH CANNED VEGETABLES AK0 Finest fancy head* of famous California iceberg! Featured at all Acme}! Tuna Fish Uih"*Mf 7* Tomatoes *" i^-,21c awH- Corn Nibleh"11"?,—iWc >ini(ms of Others Naw Janay Tuna Fish •* I Dll MOMI ,:.:„„•,: (rum EditorUl P*te) Tomatoes %?Fancy * 29cc I Apples StirmiB WlMMp 2».. 19c C 5c Spaghetti r.ic°*H 2'^ 29c ai: •: r Poland lu* ever dtred jaimon M **„. Lima Beans 'A"tDAli^«, 21c >v .Ki.nwise than U Rua- HeW Naw Janay 25o 1 •- i ,uui. if acctdeoUll; Cauliflower a\ 29c Apples R«ma Baayty 3 *•• 25c Sardines'" °" 2 ^ Campbell's iTs 2r29c . tin- matter hu been of U M |li .111.i.: ion.sequence that the. ••nek Sardines L* 2 ^ 29c Butter Beans S " V.. 17c !•.: ii, not seen fit to con- Carrots w^«. 10c Green Peppers ib. 19c :, .uiion of its vaual. Or Sardines '" ^ T....« 27c •, • ,[>!<• than an arrince- Peas SJET 'r 17c I ::.,. ixvw made to have Radishes ££ • 5c Pascal Celery -* 19c Codfish Cakes "™Z.- 1916cc Tomato Paste t-ai. ml "ii Mjmn inconsequential Shredded Cod :,: , lie iiKamst Russia to 10 »4-oi. .i,::,,!, it.-, independence? JUICY FLORIDA SEEDLESS ,:•• F:iim-li situation La tied HEINZ Chicken com |lii. M site has no cause to r.ii !-59c Veal 59c Food X^l* 8c PeachesCOMSTOCK 7K 10-eL ' Prime cut, 1st 6 ribi. An Acma fettura! Delicious ve*l will hit the ipot! Preserves £,r t, 19c * '.jitT tountrles are will- Mlcwl I ««• ' uiimu to such bargaining. Aunt Jemina Kf" 16c Apples ASCO Cttoic* Wheb n^Utrd fraaa the Finnish K,m;ui« (Fltchtatf, MJU BONELESS Syrup ST" ,^.24c Apricots ROLLED Ib IDEAL Round Roast »• 79c Veal 59c w 30-«i. an Serve tasty ve»l for'i change. Tea^ M.41C AIM OF UNCERTAINTY S«v-U-Trim temovej much turplui fit and bora. Fruit Cocktail VU', the law? Nabisco Ritz X-31c Grapefruit*" ln n:.-tery is no gmttr than lb NABISC0 FROSTING );<' uiiurce division. A minor ib. 35c Frutana ,^ H* 24C JUICES , .:u;i-ii a the decliion by the Fresh Hams -57c Duck S Long liland DROMEDARY 14-«i. pkg. -•I. a supreme Court that Featured at all Acmat ttiti week-end I A duck dinn«r it «ur« to Htisfy! nn.nl pka*. i.- Kuih tUle's order* frant- Devil Food Mix 24c Grapefruit ST 3 ™ 23c 0 divorces are null and DROMIDARY UVt-oi. pkf. 1 '["inestic court m no* (•ONI b Tangerine!:: 3'r28c Chuck Roast Beef IN) Ground Beef 49c •Miiaily etUblUhed. Gingerbread Mix 23c 7-MINUTE >: ir men wake up to b DRQMEDUY FUPOE I Blended ^7 3'£25c •• aren't married to the Loin Lamb Chops 75c Stewing Lamb 25c PIE CRUST iiity ttiougkt they were, k Frosting Mix '£• Orange Juice 3 '£ 28c Hie women from whom Rib Lamb Chops Sausage Meat Rolls 53c Vinegar SS - ^ J£~ 16c Heciar p^ u«.«« JOC |y tn-ii, ved they were divorced fc >n throw their hat* In the Beef Kidneys 29c HOM-Otim Craamr ""i I laving to pay next Prune Juice •KTL. 25c i'1. . ahmony. And so on. Fresh Fillet Haddock Mayonnaise ' CRISCO • .I'M't tn Arkansas, how- Smoked Cottage Butts * 79c Tomato £ 2 'rani^ 23c • • a hinall bit of confusiati Wesson Oil i UWY Fresh Whitings IOKOiD Tomato Juice 44-oi. can ' • in ^atea having 48 dlf- Smoked Tongues Rice r 43c KIIHIS of divorce law* un- fc IOBFORD tOKENl *^i, |.r 4441. MM * i< iii ui Constitution which Tomato Juice u Fresh Flounders Spare Ribs »49c 2 1.21 i">t tmes on in the courts Instant Cocoa i» tatc must be accepted in Frying Oysters 43c * 29c 11utii by the courts of other Honeycomb Tripe Give Generously to SWIFT STRAINED r 'mi often isn't. Your Red Crq$$ 111 lint matter, even the ISeive More Seofood for tyeafth 1 ' Hit- High Court don't MEAT "IT 17c I. .. :.r "•••'"•• -f- all helps to pile up SWIFT DICED 1 -r court calendar*.— mHi-1,1 < uurier. MEAT *2 26c Dome 111 Hum Editorial Page) SUNSHINE >r time for the busy '•••'" Hie color should be 1 "•• producer, she laid. ; ! " in* uf the salt of col- 1 nuigarlne serves no •••;• • "inoi purpose because A 25c "' ^>ute food and drug •li|c adequate protection 1 turner, claim* Mr*. ''•''.nun,

hlts|V J1O8AW:-1A 1 ' • were 1 •U)<" 'menu in New *'' liJury. ... Honwa^d '•- N«:w Jersey f*jrmj(on " i numbered 17,0«0,-a "it reduction OOlBpiUtd •'•"•»«> bperUoM '•<*<. new tAXts' Df nding

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SHOPPING GUBE By Dr. ftophia B,

"Do white cabbHRc andKTIW heads of Icebertf lettu IN THIS COMPLETE WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT u many vitamins ns LEADtB vegrtablpi" auks a pn,1, CAjtTRBET PRESS ke*p*r. TOWNSHIP FORDS No, the RT**n VPKI i Bases for Mire Service BEACON richer In vitamins than . Got nomethinjr to It la probably due to : ONE NEWSPAPER phyl Time* 8r t""r line N this page you will find classified ami listed for |n advertii.fi in our classified ad r^on. Rates are low is rendered less useful t., Rrrllnlnt SMI« for All Triin 4 Times - 1" Per l * Until modern know rendv n'ferpnre, business men in tin' cnmniunit.y. WINTWUZF NOW! T1IRFF. NEWSPAPERS and results nre *ood! Phonf your ad today. vealed the reaBon f., O You will find it a help when MTking nn imme- 24 POUR SERVK:F I Time ... life per line Roy'* fin' Co, diate solution to .some problem, and it will also serve .' Times . - .. . He per line grwns, people consume. W AI.SII ».VKNVF. FORDS (Nest to nrahonse) •> Time* . . llr per line 8-1710 the spring because tiv to introduce to you the firms who, in many instances, 4 TIIDPH 12c per line Call Idea that they did son IVrth Amhnr 4 Mil p.re usinn other" forms of advertising in thus paper in (YEARLY CONTRACT) the blood that wan hri which you an' interested 30(1 line* one paper .-.. 4" PC line FO$ CXAS-flFIED DEP'T. somehow purified tlw : 3iM Unf -tliree papers lie per linn (Minimum K|inre charg>|. Vjocks • You will find here the organizations capable of giving Taxi ChanKi" nf iopy alloweil monthly. felt better when they n . you the service you need or the product you are look- !i letters to a line—five worda. Then, too. they helped n I HKI.r WASTED— rfMMX • tIKAl HdTATE PERTH AMBOY ' ing for, and you will also find them ready and willing WOODBRIDGE to mnvp, and provldinl \ to starve you The majority have been serving the com- ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING QPERATORS RANTED the diet. pnynble In advance. Exceptloni are CONCRETE PRODUCTS , munity for years and can refer you to a long list of nijiile fur established jii'i-ourits only. IPyiMEDIATE Now we know that grr. i ftr Singer Sewing Machines CO., Inc. | satisfied customers. TAXI lrn K"l Insertions will be lively KnKllnh are a rich source of vit;,- •linr(?i'il for nt the otie-tlme rate. Lijfht Work l/mla. I'nii-letii-y B, and C. all of which n;. Ails nnlfTdi four tlrrfes anil knlll v 8,8x14 BLOCKS When in need of service you will find It a convenience ••topped berori" that limn wilt lie Good Pay iVvCroom" wUh fireplace. ' sary to nutritive well-be: 8-0200 iliiirspd for flip ai-tual nrnnhar 'if Compensation nnd Other Benefits pine with' "!"•« he""' filing. h>"n- sunshine Is the factor thi Water ReMniant Prompt DcflTfrr to call any of the business houses Hated on this page ilry room, jHVatory and iniwd.r ruom limp* thp .id npp»>uroO, charging at Apply BptWfvn R A. M. and 5 P. M. «.n tirnt Ilimr. fimtalt* has S o«l- factures the color. The (, I he rate earned. rooms, roloreil Hie bath nml Mioner. IN FaretU It- T. A. 4-M45 DAY AND NIGHT 'SERV1CK . the Woodhridg« I'ubllihlng Co. S. S. SPORTSWEAR rtmnJe i-lnnet IIml KtoriiRi- Mini" e. are poor sources of vltami: reserves the rl*hf to pdll, rtvlne or MITEBED RATES 54 Cutters Lane SiTiMTleil-ln irrrarp, Imllt-ln a-nn'Kf. green shoots that are sent reject all ropy submitted and will Unlihed K«me ninm. lii»«ctin-nt. '<[\ the seeds are much rlrh< Iwruoe •!• Riitiig I SMItg • First V, Mile <»« not 1)0 responsible for mure than ..leiim hent; rorner i»l"t l»»«'-;'' : • BilicataiSMS • one Incorrfx'r Inaertlon nf any adv«r- Woodbridge, New Jersey lieaiillfully Inmlm-apeit. Green cabbage- contain F.aeh Additional % Mile . l»c ilspment. Thw oo-op«rallon of the Phone WO-8-2329 •.ilvi-rtlncrn Will tt« appreciated, (Ill, RAHW4V 7-11«« vitamin A flian wfyite cat OFFICE: 443 PEARL STREET 2/H-J/15 Mortf ag« Loans Henry Jansen & Son ADS ACCEPTRO TO The green water PIRIH. Town Delicatessen WOODBRIDGE. N. J. A. M. ocean are sources of a AppraUal* • W*>TF.n TO RK^IT • 530 Amboy Avenue aiJ S*Mt M«tal Wort CALL WOODBRIDGE 8-1710 Experienced Operator* supplies of vitamin A Tim 'Mdbaa1 M#tal C^Maf* aa4 WILL KXi'H.WtK S-rnnm nparl- so much of It Is found in . Woodbridge, N. J WO. $.1400 On Mf inent In I'lulntlflil for 5 or « ro«m Steady Work—Oooil Tny oil. Vagetable Iron Is nnu \ BIRDSEYE FROZEN FRITTB Fa rite* Work nitiirtmenl nr noun* In Wnonlnt.lKf Stern & Dragoset »l BUSINESS DIRECTORY • Hospltftlliotlon-VacBtlon With Pay ,,r vlrlnltv Call Mr. Wfl»» WCMHI- extracting it from spin VKr,f!TAJlLK8. CBK KENS ANI» In.iurarrn Hnienla lirl.lKr x-ii.tJ* I'nvilme. other ureens. It is easier t 07 Mai* Street, WaodbrlOfe, N. J. 588 Alden Street J/l- -V TURKEYS CARTERET NOVELTY CO. latp. for It Is organic ii Retfltori A Intwrort WoodbrUg*, H. J. B Av«« Vurtrt*t PIANOS WAKfTED inorRftnlr Iron. Phone WoodhrMie A-IM7 (iAIIACRR - FOIICHKS - DOHMKHS < lt/4-211 "Thr- relationship brtv 16' nOFUIIKR FHOM 1386. FAIR PRICES PAID TelepUM MUI 3 Yeurs to 1-ay on K.H.A. Plan. CAU* P. A. 4-10tl AWT TIMEl vitamin A contejit of sucl. If no an«w*r—P-, A. MW-J Churchwell & Barnaby EXPERIENCED BOXERS, edible tissues as lettuce I/1 paragus and their degrer > Rigs iK (Mt»n-J OPERATORS AND K ROOMS FOR H>:>T ness has been cogently LEARNERS. strated by Crist and Dy. WALL TO WALL 24 GREEN {STREET NK'KI.Y Fl.'ROTHHBH IIOOM F^K Michigan Agricultural E> Ladle.', Men'fthildren'. Telephone Woodbrid»e 8-1889 CATBHINU EXPERIENCED FLOOR UKXTI.RMAX. 1'ltlVATK TAMILY CARPETING AND 1S4 KIKiAli HTKKKT Station in East Lansing 1 UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE • IHUH • GIRLS. vestigatlons IIBVP dealt J. J/ll-12 u>4 Clothing Woodbridge Steady Work efTecU of liKht of variou-. , DONE IN T. HARM8KN B. NIER Nn affair too large or emnll By the selection of sultabl. MIIS. HAIIV II. I.AKRON Good Par • MK:IH IIAMHHK KOH SAI.R • Liquor Store YOl'R HOME acting as light filters of Choprr* Dep't Store JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop. I'KKTII AMI1OV 4-4318 ' Insurance Benefits VAcri'M Art TUe Co. n potencies. It has been P' FREE 2/19-3/12 HoBpltalUatlon Stand-np modfl, with light " 81 Main Street, Woodtarldic N. J. Complete Stock of Domettic 13 EVAN STREET, FORD8, N. J. hiiltoiii. Only 117. produce nil defrecs of : ESTIMATES Paid Holiday* I'ALL WOOKB1UIK1K 1-2012-lt In asparagus shoots of i and Imparted Wuiei, Been CKIJ.AK 3/11 19 and Liouor* BATHS KITCHENS Vacation with Par age under comparable • \\ ATl:U IN Vnlll llAIIRMBXTt X VACtirM mental conditions." The , Stanley B#yes RUBBER FLOORING Tank type, with attai-hmfnts; ex- • Bog Kernels • 574 AMBOY AVENUE Krr^ li Dry! showed that the aspain , (QUALITY FIRST) I VST A I.I, AS ADrflNATIC PI *P. CARTERET SHIRTS dlFnt condition; for only. |36 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. South Amboy 1-0967-B KraWHiaalr — Free Katl»le I'HONK WOOlXUnilKlK »-I»2: II contained the largpst am i NIOIIM: GOING AWAY? 366 Am^U ft-. South Amboy ( Al.l, WOflDBAIDKK H4IITU 8/M-1H chlorophyl, that Is. the : BOARD YOUR DOU8 P. A- f-0«7« Wood. IUIH 2/2C-3/19 AMI-WAY VACUlTrt CLEA-NKFt-- was the greenest, posse ' • Lwifcer & Mfflwork t 1 Dally-Weekly Monthlj Rale* •! 652 Roosevelt Avenue tlepoBBOned; only 6 weekx nl.l. greatest amuunts of nutri Uti - Mrt • Fill • rompletc with nttnrhmenta; *HI i"-il Waahlni »nd Ktrlpplni f FURNACB8 RBPAIRBD : Carteret. N. J. mios. Well Ventilated • Tnickiig fur balance owed. Write, Mil. HBATH The coloring matter ;: Best of (are CHIMNEY & FURNACE CLEANING MT1 ATIO>S WANTED— Bon.le.l Alr-W:iy U«nler. REPA1 OS c/n Qcnerul Delivery, Avenel, N. .'. tables Is said to be rich Spick & Span Kennels John F. Ryan, Jr. Phone P. A. 4-3023 H. J. SPAETH FHMALB 3/11-19 mins. Prof I^fayotte K BOX 216, lnman Avenue Woodbridge Lumber Co. 10 jlmlili Mmi A*»«l W K-1440-J Sterling, professor of ph\ BalWay, N. J. Frederick Bros. CKI.IAMlit: WOMAN wlsiies to rto AIR-WAY VACUUM CL.KANEUS nn Sand and Dirt Fill typing at liomf; 10 yaara ex- nouni-r.i monthly apri ial Man li li chemistry at YaJ<\ lays i IIAUWAY 7-0Z33-K-1 to 28 — 15% off on Hll ordern. B 1. cent experiments hare s' MUlwTJghtuig and Steel p«ym«ni., wlan an luw ail lit pi r Woodbridf*, N. J. Erectors • MOVIKC AITD STORAGR • J-1HH-W m.intl). yellow ven«Ubl«s aoeh n t kif Stir* t a/u-i* WOOnBRIIXlE S-2O22-R yellow turnips, yellow • Trucking and Rigging 3/11-19 WoeJbridf. »-0l» JOK SIMOJV AUTOS on SALE sweet potatoes abound i: Heavy Hauling MOVIMS AM) HAULING CAMERA—Sp*«d Oraphlo, wllli i-ase. tant vitamins which are Avetwl Pluirmacy . and LONG DISTANCE 1»4U OI.1»MOB1I.K, :'AI5'4. Compltia with rHiige llinl.-i- butU'r and cod liver oil' 416 Meredith St. Perth Amboy G5 LAKCH STREET CAIlTBRET Oraflex flashgun, 6 <'"t dim liil.lcrs, I>rlut* Coup*', One owner, ] film adapter. Almost new, )t2&. It seems a.s though tt.- 1010 RAHWAY AVENUE CAUTKIIKT 8-««U Kxcrllrnt ('onilltlcin S/4-L'K CALL I'EKTlf AMBOY 4-34S1 tables ml:;in be used as WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 tRhnlcal listramits* TU.I, HAIIWAV T-.1I4N Typewriters • AFTER 0 P. M. lute fur cod liver oil it, 3/I-." HO»PINO BATHTUBS—lavatory baalni, toilet of children Strained, li • F 3 E S C H t P T i C N t HeadquarUn for QiaMj Mmkmi TVl'EWRITKRS & ADDING combinations, medicine cabinets, be more appetizing and i ALL TYTES OK ROUK.1 ItMAlIlEU IMMED1ATE DELIVERY 42" cabinet combination sink, copper InttrmnenU and AGCCWOIIM MACHINES Sl»tft—ShlnKlM. Till' &iii] Flat Roofi. i We see Uiat evea the v. • WHITMAN'S CANDIES lulling and ntllngs, brun pipe nnd TROMPETS, CLARINETS. BOUGHT - SOLD - RENTED Brick'Wall* Water-proofsd, NEW 1948 titilngs. 2", I", 4", 5", 8" cast Iron meal and potatoes are n Cosmetics SAXOPBONE8, ACCORDIONS. •llix fi*wi oil tm«' HOOFING AND MKTAL pipe and fittings. Coal and all burn- Irmir l*ilJ*r n«r vegetable analogue of \v : Raymond Jackson School of Miuic in Allowance, MACHINES lilii BK.IIKAWAV MOVING VAN Birth af Wlrelcw (In flesh foods. 45 FIFTH AVE., AVENEL 387 8Ute Stitwt WE REPAIR ALL MAKES I!i41 nl.DSMOBII.K, 4-boor Guglielmo Marconi, Italian eleo- AJ1 these colors are v-- & Son Expert Repairs. Time PaymeniH Arranged P«fth Amboy. N. J. 8-2U1-J OF 8BWING MACHINES trltitn and Inventor of wlreltu tured In the laboratory <•: : DRUGGIST Tdenboa* P. A. 4-ltM KKEK ESTIMATB KOVAC MOTORS telegraphy. tUrted bis ezptrimtnU through the action of sui SUtl P«TU« Vp lo *2S Vnk fm Yo« to 18JB in hit home In Botofu and the chemicals in the Service Stations I «* Slwter ttcWlac aUthUn. KAISKK-FJIAZBR DEALER 88 MunStt-Mt PLIMBW6 Eastern SINGRK SEWING CKJITEH 110 Amboy Ave. WO-8-07SO transmitted lignaU one mile with- more we learn about nut: l«t Siiltk Street, Puih ABIMT, N. J. 1/11li out wires. more wonderful it becom< Woodbridg«, N. J. Typewriter Exchange ITrtk AaUvj' 4-«7«l ALL TYPES OF Clarkson$ 261 Madison Ave., >erih A,mboj 3/42S j'jSti 1«)1H;I: I'IH'PE for sale; TtlephMic: S:tU4 (looil i'umlitU»n- <"nnta< t PLUMBING REPAIR ESSO SERVICE ALEX I>MYTR1BO Modewt* 1H Itanilulpli Sir^ft, Carternt, N. J. 3/U-1J Pr«acrjptloiu All Woric Guaranteed Amu *m4 J*aM* HKWI.X; ISSTHl'CTMlKS Indpitrial Pipe Fltthu New classes In home dressmaking Cosmetic* - Hallmark Card* are now forming. Clissea morning, Woo+Atf, It. i. Army iSurplus Store afternoon anil evening. Complete SMITH • uurne ONLY J10. KNKOLL TODAY. WE HAVE ARMY SHOES, TROCKEKS Publix Drug Store PLUMBIKp A HEATING W04-UU SIXiKIl XKUl.NU CEMTCK A VEKY LARGE JACKETS .SWKATEBi UUKTS lilt .Smuli St. ttrfh Atnboy 1-0741 NO HOUSINd Phone Wowibridfe 8-09J9J SELECTION OF 95 Main Street U KEMSEN AVENUE NAVY DRESS SHOES •SH GOOD USED CARS RAINCOATS 1 Woodbridge, N. J. AVENEL, N. J. Gardner's WAVES' OVERCOATS •IKI.I » A>IE1> From 1933 to 1947 FLIGHT » OVEBAJJLS Come In and See Us Telephone »-•)** ladles Amoco Service t _ WILSON MOTORS Motor Tune-up 97 ROOSEVELT AVENUE St. CeoFgcn Avrnur WO-H-OI.I* Attention l>*«r ClntTlraf. Airorl, N. J.) SHORTAGE • Eiectrlciai t CARTEgET, N. J. Anderson Radio Complete Lubrication Service u ' 1 1 - I "' Battery Service WK I Service Electric Co. PERTH AMBOY C^itractofs • IOII (HAHItKK WORK. Pkone Perth Amboy 4-3735 Green St. and Rahway Ave. PART TIME. 118 Main Street Don't Wait for a New Car! WOODBRIDGE 8-0560 HOI'KM » A. M. TO * p. M. Woodbridge, N. J. SALES—114 AmbOT Ave.. P. A. Boris li. Kohrin New euro art- KUIHK to be warre during 1818. Huy a guoil used car HERE All National Bnukds, RMUOC BUILDING CONTRACTOR from ua now bt-rnre prlcen lo up. • Electrical Cuntractors Geis Bros. Appliances and Television Kxtra MDHfj WMIr Iht Cklldrca Qlir cara arf moihanUally right. 9 Plant Maintenance Alterations 3f-Uay suarnntH* Frtceif rlglit. 9 Home M.niUciuncf SERVICE—435 Smith Street SERVICE STATION Arr In Xrkool Uberal Jlluwnmv on trailcn Indmtrifl Work T/*rm> up tu IK imuilliB • Building Miiiitriiance Expert Guaranteed WorknunaWff BILL. I1UNK. PROPS. AHl'I.Y TIII'IUIUAV AMD RENT Brick, Pluter, Cement Huy your K'»nl used tar with WASHDiQ. GREASING full i-onfldriu'f ill ; For Sendee and Kslinutte Free Estimates BKTWKKX « AM) K P. M. Telephone Woodbridsr 8-1811 •Heal Estate -lasvaice* METCHIK MOTORS, Inc. AMBOY AVENUE AND n HERMANN AVENUE Astkurlsr* 00 CARTERET 8-4TW Haid 4^ Mcrsth • Fliers! Directors • GREEN STREET DSSOTO-l'l^NOl'TH DBAI,UH a «« ST. f.KOKGK.H AVIC. WOOOfiRlDOE, N. J. NKXT TO UI>V\ IUU JQmfteN'8 HAM WAV, M. J. B«t vetutai on any •«• far that Donal4 T. Hainan • Eiectriciai f II01 TK #J» After • null down |My»W, 149.00 oolblr payi all earniaj ckar|«i Synowiecki 1-J1, 12 ELECTRICAL WORK int, pria, A fotf *a yo* Brothers HOUSE WIRING ham* fa tab orden-typc Funeral Borne pawL Fait, ntkW tape Brotfc»r» •«rriM fo isgtfil loan. 46 Atlantic Stnwt Doros Electric Service 236 GROVE STREET THATWBCA^DO Caitmet, N. J. 6-0533 IWMEDUTE OCCIVANCY DON'T WOODBRIDGE, N. J. ' WthWJU Weekly <|Weph«M Cutott 8-5715 C.r. Rmmojpe Kates Tel WO-S-H6* j Uie STORE DELAY Inceriet 4 Meats t N- J. ROOMS OF t • HINE5 ROOKING CO. Cacktall Em SO O*»O 1 TO VBTS Andy> £uo Servicenter In making codttall t^iis the eggi - Leaden are twice cattdjad, then given «n to- Vuur living roeia, bedroom Hinj kltoh*n mstnitilea ,,iu0 ,»,,,... M and ^ I W1NTE1UZK NOW! jtG-Qon gf el^tf nidc ul tpicw aisU ••'" -.iirt »il auctafarto In, luillmr aB HCA radio,'.ml e\l it" aJUr down RabWoU t LUBRICATION wftb butter OaVotttK and salt'tSy J»Ua«afc|ilng and i:»a «l«o help you, U Ml work cavcied by YVorfcBKn't TIRE HEPAng torn ar« hard boiled AHMIRAL UKKMGICIIA" UROCKUIEti and OEL1CATES8E ^CTUtv«(arf{aHar THE SURPRISE Avenue Grocer W< Ipiee*. Ajttar mariutfa|aj|n« •1(1 ar« oolAed with v«JH«U« », its

Upset Fomtm, 37-31; Tetn Takes 2 RED-HOT CAGE ROOKIE A* ttra IT Knight* nf CoUmbu* T Cam Victory Pinner* Take $ Gamrn League in Three Way Tie CARTERET — The Cartertt Lead fit Class throw W0*^—""""*- Knighia of Coiuaaui pinner* made most Ira- Copelmrt OverFosklw tt Hirer la » TOW ID mtf fashion Myers ... In Hwefer League .,•„,„. t-hrew the pvfr Bayonne in tbeir we«k«n« Rowling League* D. Elliott , ,„ j, t,hree-way CARTBUST — Tetra van two mairhes at the Academy lanes. Elliott KMK UsoileTAandBoil- CARTKRET — Tysiewtcs't i , .'|.j ,( off a highly from Pbsklor in the Wettraeo pin Tri* icorw follow: w n Kollnas er B wen the only two beams to tlnued to hold the Iee4 la ,„, ,,,mhlne, 37-8)1, tawne last Friday at the HID Bowl i CARTERffT ^nvHy. It was a 2—19 M. Ul 101 Standing of Teams T. SendEUk 139 129 S. Cymnkl IM ltt W , ly fought Big Tony J Klrnififrskt ,ili 4B foUlS being Donovan Tyslewlcx it C Carlson IM IM 941 903 M0 Joe's Barber Shop 10 Carteret Pin Team* Storako S iei 180 17 out of BATONMIS (») Lenart's Fuel Co I teach 1S1 148 F 147 I 8. 144 ltt OrlolM Score Easy Wins In 8 the .•... 7 hreiilc up • three* Mekvat s in Coughlin lead but faltod M 778 7M- rn Orciooll 103 ad Ntaniee A- (3) 9 1 Civic Pin League ftetmann Its m IM HOLOWATCH them, J6-19. Hilferty 176. 144-i it ,„! Kudela 161 Polonln 142 137 CARTERBT — Both Carteret 147 I* it 838 814 831 Kuchtyak 1S2 174 WINOS dubs were "hot" in the Pulasfci Swam . IM P T Iuab t* P. SUubach 119 0 CWlc League over the weekend. IM 1*7 ft IS Williams it> 147 141 4 The Hoi; fajmlly team took three 2M>* ii 0 0 n» 0 ff«n the Perth Amboy Democrats Navy Five Trims 2 4 Holo watch '" 1 wMte the Academy Allot scared j M4 788 809 IS 1 3 0 a«toao iweap over the Perth Am- 3 Ml 711 4 11 HK1TEPOCHAJ*GI at Chrome Gang, 29-10 1 1 3 COTJOHUN (2) . 208 184 183 0 0 0 Tne local clubs are still running Ahlerint 148 111 4 ooe-two la the ttam standing 147 IN In Midget league Ill 136 0 4 m IK L 144 164 163 ACMleaay'AlBrys w 141 11 37 14 4 a CARTERET The NRVV Umers iOou«hlln 141 IM 10. It* 90l) Ptunklr 11 | 112 established themselves as chain-!Mai 117 10? i WESTERS 11 10 m plons in the Midget I**gue by 2 1 UaurerA. A 9 a Ml 776 trouncing the Chrome OanR. 39-, 717 778 2 B Pollsji Democrats . 9 13 RECUVINO (2) 1J, this week at the Nathan H»le & m m 0 Adanacs #3 4 11 166 186 ISO School' xym. Al Makitai sparked JOBS BARBKR SHOP (2) 1 4 MONARCH CRKA1I 8 6 P TAVEVRN <1> 6 11—37 Morey 146 194- 9 11 Kljnlft 2 0 C. Sabol 131 161 1 Blind 13S 126 12S I Vansco 0 0 Ivanski ' IM 134 .. . D'ZuriUa ... 166 iKIOLES Konkotkl IM KOllbas 0 0 Majlnowski 93 IM Sullivan . ... 131 U9 116 a Breef 134 Regan 1 0 B. Sabol 166 IM tM r J. Kaminakl 149 StetKko 177 Hi- 138 o 2 0 0 Klah 152 183 ir I Btepnlak 176 IN Stark 1 0 B. Szemcsak 162 1 1 W. Kaminski 117, Ilf 193 Nemish Cirb Rout Both Local Teams 604 70S 4*7 i 2 Mesqulta 0 0 3 BOILER B (3) Nairy l 0 0 171 234 723 835 7 0 734 713 749 3. Macloch . IM 1 m m m PYRO (II Ramblettes, 32-8, Score Sweeps In O. Bfllarit 170 180 113 0 0 10 J. LENAfiT FUEL CO. (1) 0 Ooie 119 130 A. Polkvard 136 132 182 1 NAVY ^lyiraruikl 184 180 IM 1 liancanero m IM 144 0. Stroln 130 95 123 T. 8eca IM Ut O P Ruaio 135 177 10J# Perraro 113 In Recreation Loop County Pin Leagu J. Poll 169 157 139 i it J. Chando lit 144 101 Makkai . 4 1 RMlmowicz 110 159 1 L, Babo 170 Lelewiki ..... 116 iMRATES 141 IM IM IM CARTERET- The Nemish Girls j CARTERET - It was a cleai Snow . 3 0 O. Haviano .... 158 1B6 T Baranczuk 1» IM Furian in 1«S 793 735 777 . 2 0 a P 1L8 clinched the second half cham-1 sweep for both Carteret teams li Halasnek 8. Rulmowlcs 133 117 M. TJdilelak ... in IM .... 109 1 2 0 plonship In the girls' basketball the County Major pin league over Ward 3 Kapuscinski F Bleklerskl IM ltt IM 7M Ml OPPICB #J (2) Bharkey . 1 1 o 0 m league by defeating the Debs, 23- the weekend. The Academy Alleys, F. Lauter IM 190 144 D. D. T. 14, Tuesday niRht at the Nathan j bowling at Fords, triumphed (3) 179 18S J. McLue 218 181 178 13 1 29 M3 m m Hale School Kym. Although the jthree games over the Metucher 700 799 FUhtoger IM 139 E. D'ZuHUa 11» 121 114 Score by periods: PERTH AJtBOY AQAHAC8 (0) Debs still have two more games to Recs, while the Academy Bar 164 TY8IEWT.cz (2) Rooimka lit Btnahke ISO 177 124 A. Buzas 14T 161 Chrome Gang 0—10 tar's Win 1st IM go, they cannot mathematically i rolling at the local alleys, wallopec 157 Kalewlcc 189 130 J. Sham IM 141Loariwrdt 110 156 T. Nascak 131 IM Navy 12—39 overtake the Nemish Girls, j Bowl-O-Drome In three straight Barlik 141 169 T. Bigot IM 1S1 IN 161 140 158 In another game the Nemish I "Zlggy" Chomlcki finished strong Oarvey 134 171 lime of Playoffs Molly 146 isa Stel IM 113 797 803 767 CHROME OANO f Girls trimmed the Ramblettes. with scores of 209 and 234. Tysiewlca 168 170 Li twin IM IM in CONDENSER (1) G 1 30-9. METUCHEN REC3 (0) 3 Blind 115 125 Nenlck .. 743 763 736 Ruggier 118 138 181 Kljula 1 l: lit Team Tauscher 172 180 115 Bklba Ul 176 117 Kollbas 1 2 227 765 Junior League RESEARCH (1) 844 7M 744 7MRtatpood 169 116 138 Won Lost MUler 164 183 1T0 Lukasluk IM If6 HlURegan 1 3 Nemish Oirls 8: Byrne 197 188 Esbrandt Ill, 189 16l[py»ak 0 0 :i s.tar's' won the D»il 131 148 1*1 Mener (er Aevertistof 1 Debs , 1 Weirup 186 181 Baitko IM' 141.161 Btark 4 10 \hr Junior League Ward IM 133 206 America's No. 1 advertising me- Ramblettes 0 — Nagy 3 6 v ;iTm an overwhelm- Br!:ts! a Stichlnsky IM 143 144 Schwalje 153 160 177 dium is the newspaper. The amount ,i; to 21, over 8hy- 673 735 7921 — la the printing world Bristol, FttapeUrtck Its 100 NKM1BH of money spent on newspaper ad- .inUy night at the 872 862 M3 lfr 4 24 ted. long he* held an established Omits 183 171 142 O P vertising Is almost ts high as the.. •.in After taking a ACADEMY ALLEYS (3) MACHINE B (2) BUDDIES position. Iron-ware, sine and lead Dunfee I 2 amount spent on radio and ma|a- :.<' first period, the shoti are other things which came 824 660 701 M. Rubarskl 220 186 188 Coppola ill 206 ne q Elne advertising combined. World Berg 0 1 143 ived along with to be made In Bristol tor the first B. Sloan 177 204 203 Butkocy 211 169 J. Medvetz Book encyclopedia says that a nir- Sharkey . 4 2 J. Mayorek 158 U8 •I.:- liming the re- time and there are thrilling stories J. Clark 166 167 162 111 MJsdom vey disclosed that 948 million 4ok Nemish 2 0 Mitroka 190 166 ••'ii' contest. told about them. Engineering, how- 0 3, Horvath 183 184 199. 135 R. Medvetz lars was spent on newspaper adver* Colicello 2 144 244 182 E. Mayorek 18« 145 146 Bohac SITARS ever, is the premier Industry. Of th« 2-Game Thompson . 0 0 M. Udzielak Using in one year, while 6«J million O F P City's total population of 425.000, P Kend 787 dollars was spent on radio and mag- 4 1 9 more than 40,000 are associated with 890 995 934 938 778 azine advertising, this industry. Among the projecti Mark Bowling In 9 5 23 MAINTENANCE (1) 10 2 12 0 2-2 DEBS 3 3 9 which occupy local manufacturers BOWL-O-DROME (0) Noe 152 213 181 Score by periods: F White House History ass Immense orderi from all parts Dellapa .... 214 173 Colgan 167 144 163 Chrome Gang 4 7 5 «8—24 u a n Qaydos 3 0 192 The White House, which was be- Of % world. Concrete blockmak- Hill Bowl Loop lisney 121 170 163 113 181 Buddies 5 4.1 T 3 If Ward 1 0 157 gun in. 1T6J and flrit occupied ta &|f machinery tor New Zealand, Haleluk 146 169 199 Freaman 160 129 143 1 t II Danes 1 0 Shrink Before Cutting 1800 while still unfinished, Is tbf ' CARTERET — Two-gaxte vic- Sypeck 177 161 143 Sawchak 147 155 159 Hudak 0 0 Much of the cottoa msUrlsl on oldest fedvel building in Wasbinf* , II Doktorlch 155 150 189 II It and ithe Women's Hill Bowl League MtedveU 0 2 794 754 833 toe market U not nje-shrwile. Un- ton. It Is of European Renaissance -liYMANSKt are some of the more Jacoby 0 0 less you know positively that the style; rebuilt, 1815-17, after Its Russo 1 0 Newark #2 6 39 747 HOUSE FURNISHINGS H. Magella 99. 140 137 Nugy 0 0 P. Vonah 1)4 IM 111 Nemidj^ Girls 5 BumburaJt 1 0 Name Team Av. H.S. M. Koby IM IM IM Vurga 1 0 Kayo—Bayonne #1 192 245 H. Coughlin 143 111 144 Slekierka—Carteret 188 232 Clinrh 2mi Hall 9 1 Udzlelak—Carteret 188 237 MS 636 539 SITARS (Varga—Carteret 188 237 DISCOUNT—2 WES ONLY JOYCIT8 (1) a P Brower-tUzabeth #1 184 240 ON ALL LS.STARRETT TOOLS J. Etheridye 114 134 133 Title bi League IWard x 4 a Hughes—Bayonne #1 183 236 M. SpoganaU HI 101 Walker 0 o SUvinskWLlndeu 182 1 Wi forget to ask for our NON-SLIP new P. Humpliries IM 111 131 CARTERirr—The Nwnish Owls Huodertnan 6 o 11 Medwlck—Carteret . 181 A. Nascak IM 144 136 took a step closer their quest for ilson l o McOuire—ElizakUi ^ IU FLOOR FINISH. Good for al! wood- a chance at the play-offs in theBartko 7 l 16 Natkle—Linden 181 214 lv 4M 642 603 Qlrls' Leftfue by defeating thu Gural 12 0 34 j. O'NelJ—Bajonne # 1 1; 234 "' - Hours mid linoleum. RamblettM, 33-8, in a strictly one- O'Brien 1 1 14 Urcluoli-'-Bayoane 2— I' 3)3 Irritate rresa jieHS tided encounter Monday at tlie Maye—Linden 179 885 HIGH GLOSS DIMS QUICKLY During the past que4*r centoty. Nathan H*k School gym. 37 3 76 Carroll—Elizabeth #1.. 171 324 the pumping of ground'water hii NEMISH Score by periods: Hermann—Bayonne #3 171 334 221 become a major activity it Irri- a P T ShymajsSsJ 2 7 8 3—19 Wursburger—Linden .... 177 $1.35 Qt. $3.75 Gal. 0 13 Peteekls^Unden 177 330 gated agriculture. Arixona and Cali- Dunfw SltWt 13 24 20 fornia have led the CUMftl & f. 1 1 Tlarpey. Srr-Stw'k. *147 233 in we of ' 0 6 ^ lorFlsfc Primlano-Eltt. #1 1 Anit 214 0 3 qn the bottom of a lake Gal vanek—Carl 235 Collodco . 174, Thompson 1 6 always attract fish, (n UH1ER tight during the UM-lfH K> Nemish 0 6 water is cooler there, Proposed UH 0* modem street rlod; Hadera county, CaMfcnda, strange as it may sprinklers. in,,,$fjfp of Afghanistan did the sao*. and Frcsoo 16 1 33 tfesi water la warmer. Spring, k Van Sy lUlfSUHtBB has almoat irribluttoiii m a water tresses slowly. number of ear- BROWK its pumped welb from J,M» a T 0 0 0 riers sprinkle to 9M m im ....-. ?•>•**> # O-* •• goaUkln beja, haw to put in —FREB 3 \ 1 bectuM Of tha PACK FOURTEEN 12, IMS

KBKOR Rr.rnnF.1) FAMN INTO HIDDEN V. D. New York mil W Venereal disease among soldiers Comba Tossers Trim Hightstown, Scrap Plant Sets BOSTON. MUM A month asn, ffHi.i AND nras found to b» better adapM « Army Pilots Find after being Informal that her RIVERflTDE. N J - When th* In the V 8 Army has decreased to driver-training, aceortnj father. James Bowrn, 73, Imd died , ground of « l»wn adjoining her 40 per cent In the Iwt year, ac- Warren W. Knox oi Unrrwait Three, Not One, New High Set ForIn Boston MUtP HOKPIUI. Allrf D. j homp iravp way beneath her, Doro- cording to Army official* who give BUM of N«w Yorlf wfco .^ 62-38, With Second Half Rally thy Kenny ll, sank to her death, Brown arrangrd for the funeral credit largely to new emphasis on "Mast boys in prompted i,y| CAHTFHFT One nf thr bfst teret i« scheduler! to play Snyre- and burial wan In a local ceme- while her brother Joseph, 8, looked petuodty, and «am d«ttre .Magnetic Poles trams Cn teret High has had in vllle last night at New Brunswick USMR With 2829 tery On February 1R. she rrvelvpd |on helplessly Dirt, Ice and slush moral, spiritual, and psychological on the roid *nd ipMd away n BIWHI many years overcome It* for the sectional-finals in Clan* 1 word that there had bean a wrong piled on top of the girl as she dis-j treatment of the problem. their driver prowtH may ,| I first ntwlnrlr In Us quo^t (or thf A victory In this (tame will put CAFITERET -The ScrHp Plant Identification- -she hart btirled the appeared from sight. Her body mired. Olrls apptit to be inn ihr- locals in the Hate semi-finals FatMitger Car Mileage Rmirch In Frigid Regions state rhnmpioMshlp by easily sud- last Friday night set a new thrw body of .lames Bnwen. 85. n mem- was dug two hours later from a tertfted in the utility purrxnj dnHnp. a ni(!«p«l Hlghlstnwn MIKII which will be played at New Bruns- • bcr of another, unrelated family hidden well Police jiaid recent Privately owned American pel- automobiles and devote mot. | Explains Mystery if wick tonight, when the winner of Kamr lenm high ,wt for the U8MR ;rhool quintet. 02-38. last Salur- The mistake was discovered when rains and snows apparently had tengeT cars travel about S0O billion and care to mastering the the above game will play the win- plant leftRiif by total Unit 3829 In id«y niaht «t New Brunswick. Mrs. Mary Pra.vr rame to visit her weakened the well covering paaaenger-miles per year, accord- pies of avoiding accidents." Apparent 'Shift.' ner of the Atlantic Highlands- By a wide margin. Carteret was the mfttrh auRlnst the Mechanic-* i brother the man who had died ing to Encyclopaedia Brltannlca. the better club. Thf locals took Point Pleasant contest. Motor buses carry about 4 billion # 1. Tbe Scrap Plant won two nnd did not recognlite the man to HOME M WAMUN'CT'lN AfiT more Ihan the lead In the first, period and passenffers morr than 2 billion miles Rail Commerce Type Both Bob ODonnell and Joe whose bedside she wait led Home-btilldltiK during the last t] mw'rn "I intrrmv rmcnrrh In ewept for a brief spell In the sec frames a year, and trucks provide annually Trifftc which is handled fr,,, Lltus were all even In their scoring, half of 1947 was at the rate of a tht friB.il Almknr. p• ilar rp((inn«, ond quarter the Combumen were MECHANIC8 #1 (1) more thin 60 billion ton-miles of point of origin to the point of million units n year and the total army *i' tV'rrrt hav* solved thf on top. In the second period, each caging it points. R. Amundson 162 184 14R i l>ar|Mt TrarMfM TrnIVy commercial transportation. nation entirely within the conn year's completion was 834,000 myeti>rv rslM-rl hy thf 9.422-milo . Hlgritstown rume through with a CARTERET Q. 8Uko JOB 149 Largest tracklrsa trolley to be a single tttte It ratrtstat, nonilnp flijrit nf the Partisan Dr^nrn 1 units, according to the National 17 point barrage to take a four- O If T W. Borchard 170 IBS 167 built on • mast production was for Speed of Red frx merce. Traffic which origin a boil from Honolulu to Cairo, Egypt, Association of Home Builders. point lead at mid-time. 25-21, but Kasklw, f 4 4 13 P. Donnelly 194 148 181 transit rider* In Columbus, Ohio. It The red (OT IS much fatter than one state and terminates In .-, lilt yrir This rate "broke all hnme-bulWlnij It was only short lived as the Blue Besko, f 2 0 .4 M. Bleklerka 188 170 313 has iccommodatlnnj for 48 persons, Die grey for He has been known to atats, or which moves I, Thf l)r««fnbost'» flight proved records." and White big guns, sparked by ODonnell, 1 5 4 14 P. Jacovlnlch 180 compared with 44 in ted by the cover • given distance at the rat* of points in the same state via » fflllbiliiy nf rrRiil*r nlr enmmunl- Bartko. f 1 0 2 larfeit coaches prrvinnilv. Bob O'Ddnnell and Jo* Litus, their nrla* ot Tibet 30 miles per hour. that takes it through another Cttinni "v«-r the lop nf Ihr world, two outstanding .stars, began to Dunn, o 1 1 S 610 840 886 The chief hnt drink of Tibet It is interstate commerce. but it Blmi rmiwil s stir in »rlentlflc roll up heavily In the third quarter Mwelo, c 0 0 0 SCRAP PLANT (3) C aimione 172 237 191 made of tea. smir milk, randd but Maay8ot« clrrlri h» r^wtlng «" apparent when the Blurs outseored their Lukach, g 5 0 10 8. Comba 179 173 204 8. Harrlvan 17S 188 220 1 tfr small pierea of cheese and Nearly Bve million children In the TT. S. First Army found Nn "shift in ihr magnMIr North Pole. opponent* by the lop-sided mar- Utug, g 6 2 14 Mil ,190 190 111 roasted hurley United States ride school bus**. Tli» naviddtor nf the B 29 reported Kin of 23-2 After that It was JUBt Catrl, g 0 3 3 Q. Baker 189 171 185 (WO S49 871 in Han Mountain oiMtaainr.] th* nugn'tic pole more than MO a matter of time. Oldakoskl, g _ 0 00 miles nff itj prevJouily charted posi- By virtue of their victory Car- tion 34 14 62 Sum' inrnliili explained At th* HIOHT8TOWN Sears Open Daily time Ihnt thli was fflu«ed by the OPT fact th»t th« magrclir pole ws» a Senior League 9:00 to 5:30 Blyne. f 0 4 4 lirfe nv»l ihaped aren Slmonson, f _ 10 2 The air fnrre has revealed that Hi Sikolakl, c _ 10 2 Friday th« rrmilt of more than 1 ,n00 varia- Playoffs Start Huntw, c „ 4 7 15 tion Trading.'. It has discovered that 9:00 to 9)00 Walker.-c - 4 2 10 there are three. Ami not just one, Next Wednesday Riifnftir North Pnlcj Septak, K 10 2 Easier Thursday Lloyd, g 11 3 Mijnr Tote t.nrated. CARTERET—Next week wHl 9:00to9t00 Miloi pole in the rlllptlcal mag- mark the beginning of the play- 12 14 38 netic fl'lil was nVtcrmmed to be on offs In the Senior cage league. On Score by periods: Prince uf Wales mlnnd. with two Wednesday the first game of the Carteret 11 10 23 18-62 minor pnlrs on Bathurst island and playoffs for the second half will Boothia ppniniula. be mn oft, with the second game Hlghtatown 8 17 2 11—38 It Wai the minor magnetic pole on being staged next Friday. The fol- And Plaunbera Were Born the lower tip of the ellipse on lowing week, beginning Tuesday, The famous Roman aqueducts ind Boothia peninsula which had always March 33. the find game of the rtlatcd water supply systems are been given previously ai the loca- playoffs for the league champion- historic. About 830 B C the R<> tion of "th* pole." ship will be held. For Mom mans b«gtn to bring water from the Exploratory work done by the 46th In the Olrls' League the Debs hlHi to the city by open stone ducts, rtconnnujanre iquirlron showed and the Nemlsh Olrls will meet and by tbt time of Frnntinus In 90 that the center of the magnetic field In the opening game of their play- A, D. there were available in Rome vii 1,750 milea norlhruit of Ladd off series on Tuesday. 332 gallom of water per day per field, Fairbanks, Alaska. Senior League Schedule person, or about 332 million gallons Th» aqunrlron flew more than 100 8:30, Monday, March 15—For- of water | day delivered by nine f)i|hi« over the geographic North esters ve. Orioles. aqueducts. Rome, too. gave plumb- Ppl« and Us Immediate vicinity ant), 7:00 Wednesday, March 17 and era their name. Most of the maim for the first time, obtained a celei- Monday March 22—Playoffs to de- *nd piping In the houses were of till "fix" over the geographic pole. cide winner of the second half. lead. In Latin, lead Is "plumbum," For Sis Thli was on a night flight In Octo- 7:00 Tuesday, March 23 and «nd since the early pipe fitters were ber, 1MB. An air force navigator, hy Thursday, March 25—Playoffs for primarily lead workers, the name GET ON EAST TERMS. plotting hi* exact locution according city championship. "plumbar" was evolved. to the start, determined he waa di- Girls League USE COUPON BOOK rectly nver the geographic North 6:30 Monday—Debs vs. Ram- Time to Ttrra.0© LIKE CASH AT SEARS'. Polt blettes. Winter months are usually the Teat Comblt Conditions. 6:30 Tuseday—Debs vs. 'Nemisli. 6:30 Wednesday — Nemish vs. bait months for terracing. Existing In all, the squadron, sent to Alas- Debs. terracai should be plowed out, w«ak ka in June, 1944, us the pioneer Midf et League places repaired and the water dis- Combpt-typt unit to uttempt opera* Tuesday after Kills' game: Navy posal systemt put In good condition tlom under polar conditions, flew vs. Buddies; Chrome Oans vs. before winter snows get in too more than 3,000 hours and one mil- Navy. strong, i lion miles to test matt'iiii] and per- sonnel When the 46th arrived in Alaska. navigators found tliclr maps marked with large white areiis indicating unexplored fteldi. They were told GEI NEW. thlt conventional means of naviga- tion could not be used in the polar Glove* rations. In their Artt missions, navigation GOOD/YEAR wsi difficult. They found many of Anklets : 3 th* landmarks Indicated on the map ware out of position and that small PRICES START AT liUnds, closely grouped. In some Coat 19.95 inlUnces were shown as large bud- lai of land Suit 24.95 In the past year, pilots have worked out a lystem of refcrtiu-i1- Hat 1.96 hetdmf navigation enabling the M7. oi all tire trouble ocrais Glovt'8 98c planes to fly asywhere and to know their location to within one mile. in Ike Wsi If % d tin 1U« ... Bag 1.95 To keep the track flown by the air- Hosiery 1.39 craft using this grid system, radar SOL US Ike kit 11% end rid* operator! have learned to estimate All-in-one garment ... 4.49 wind, drift and ground speed to I fine margin even through an over- Panties 59c cast. Shoes fl.95 Ground speed can be computed to within five knots.

ThlmbU of Gold S.ttled ; fettle Over Pirate Loot i NEW ORLEANS. - Pounding ftldtji doubloons into thimbles might appear to the 20lh century Frank Van Syckle For Dad mlild to be an odd way to make sewing attractive. 153 New Brunswick Ave. But, as Justice of the Peace Mer- For Son cedes Adams will tell you, the thim- Perth Ainboy, N. J. Phone I'. A. 4-0591 bit-making method solved at leant two loot arguments for the notorious Gulf coast pirate. Jean LaKitlv. Judge Adams owns one of' two known thimbles siilviiged from the XaFitte gang. According to her in- formation, the golden gadget, which doesn't tit any uf Im lingers, result- Car »dfrom a division of piratical spoils. I "Each buccaneer iiiid to have his 'txact share," she explained. "One Itime, when overythini; had been Coat 9.95 [divided equ.illj, Uwi jjulden Sdanish Suit 19,95 Idoubloons rcmiaiu-il L.iKitte spiled maltei by 11.L.i :i,i-11 .t; the coins Convertible and Station Wagon Tons Hat 98c o » thlmbk fur tiic wile of one of Belt 89c Custom Made Seat Covers V "I Hat 3.95 Tie 49c Truck Seats Repaired and Recovered Levi' Wins Once Again; Shirt .,..198 Sock* 39c Clurt Up Mistaken Identity Tie Short* 49* JIVANSTON, ILL -• "True love" We Operate u Complete Service ta accompli*'1 inn." lea, and it Belt ,.iO»50 Undershirt 49e lV«d Ley McFarland, a w.sihi. i for Automobile Upholstering Shoes - 6.95 I ease of mistaken Identity. ! Undershirt o enterprising Evanston detri- | Shorts Robert Labbe and Klmer llm \ hotrd on the radio that a ' Socks with "true love" tattooed on ' COME IN AND LET US | fingers W»l wanti-d In Kentucky Shoes w ',] (topped for lunch and, when u Und came up to serve them, ESTIMATE YOUR JOB noticed "true love" tattooed Wl Angers. The detectives quei- ' McFarland and arrested him he told them he came from ,0M. Ky, •Jt' itex, fingerprint records cleared Walter, arid the detectives Ever.ast Auto Seat Covers u tbetr chagrin, they tud to a radio myitery And Upholstering Co. 223 New Brunswick Avenue Perth AmbOY Sport TEL. F, A. 4-«886 : ,t Pwk # the Muilclial Parking Lot - - - SEARS piyi half if m 25c f we of Americt'a Next u rolkowlU U&m Pl»k Bureau : f iports. bat been I U til parts of the world -UM~ v- • • - - idlest ttmes. A rttol m East S|, Geurg* AMBQY'S MOST : f flftl m ^i^Mt 11« ;