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VOL XXVI—No. 41, CARTBRET, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1948 PRICE THftBB CENTO Board Sets /*'* Leap JW-Jgf Who Wants a Husband?Trust Co. Now It's Wash Day for Papa '48 Budget CARTERET PRESS Reporter Find* that Carteret Girls are Viewing the He Ha$ to Take the Family laundry to the fS ear tit [learing On "Opey/Season" Rather Calmly; Opinions Vary Votes Juke-box Launderette and Watch H Go 'Round Study Nm|

CARTKRET—It's Lea* Year, girls! But who the army. But if he gets back this year—" CARTRUFT—Men have taken the proprietor of one of those lew Budget wenta a huaband? At Roosevelt Avenue and Hudson Street, we Dividend to doing the family laundry and Juke box laundries, "If it's done Under Wai The Irish Invented It, the Scotch, Prench and found another charming girl. Said she: folks, believe It, Monday his with machinery, It's papa's Job." IUllans legalized It, the English and Americans "No chasing a man for me. I don't think mm like faded out as the conYentlonal The sad part of It is—and |)i.irirl I"* Will have emtoned It, and It's one world, Mr. Eligible aggressive women." Both Institutions wash day. there's no Way to keep this quiet Borough Council Bachelor, as far as you Ye concerned: Ladles' Choice A girl standing in front of the Borough Hall was Now wash day is any day— -men are better laundresses Hr |/OW,.rinW49 is hen again. asked what type of a man she would seek. Her Re-elect All Officers usually after 5 P. M. when Papa than women. Bids for War Mi comes home from work, gathers The male washwoman sorts A CARTIMfl' HUEB0 reporter decided to find answer: Reveal And Directors up the soiled clothe* and gets his washujg out neatly, slips Monument Here out Just whit the Carteret young women think "A man—period." busy with his mechanised do- quarters m the right number I' The Board of Id- about leap year. Indications are that moat Carteret On the Hill, we noticed a young woman walking CARTERET —• At Its annual CARTIRET —Borough (•-AIM HI' mestic chores. of machines and then stlps away rt January 23 as the girls will not take their leap year prerogatives and with three children. "What do you think of leap meeting here Tuesday, the Car- will soon begin the Usk of A survey shows that most of for a quick beer. Lots of them ibilc hearing on the that they will not make much fuss about It. year?" we asked. teret Bank and Trust Company, ping 'the 1948 budget into 111tf t'» " P the evening trade where they though stand around and watch KM to be voted on at Her reply: "Are you kidding?" voted a dividend of $5 a share, while members of the oounci) i l:itivi' '' The hunt Is open to single girls only, although run the mechanical laundry the machine go round and round. 1 ,-hool election, Tues- Now how do young men feel about leap year? bringing the total to $10 a share making a study of • ||.p anil"' three matrons encountered in this survey agreed gadgets Is masculine. There Is During the day. the house- v 10. Several were questioned. paid In dividends for 1947. requests for fund* other to swap. even the communal Instinct evi- wives are chief customers of lh« One of them said: "Every year Is leap year for The bank reelected the following salary Items. * i,,n.l budget has been fixed dent. Even bachelors, middle- coln-ln-the slot laundries. They Most women, asked what they thought of leap girls. They know how to pop the question in a way directors: Emil Stremlau, Andrew Only a few of the requests I 4 ri72 08 as compared with aged and elderly come in pairs run down to the launderettes year, said they had not given It much attention. as to make you think you did It." He Is married been explored and othtn n HR in the previous yew, Chrlstensen, Elmer E. Brown, with their little bundled of laun- for an hour or so, and while Our first question was directed at a tall blonde, Another fellow, all set and marking time, said: be sifted soon so that the 1 „„„„>! io be raleed by tax- William Lonsdale. Harold I. Has dry. their wash tumbles along by it- . mailer this year. For waiting for a bus at the city line. She said: "Sure, "Bring me around a good looker and if she pro- kins, Alexander LeBow, Thoma* can be prepared for lati "It's the same'old story." said self, catch up on the latest news. - in the meantime, the • ,j4r> me district tax will be I'd like to pop the question, but he's In Europe In poses, I'll take her up on the spot." C. Kenyon and George Chamra. its meeting last night appn •19l ,;T> ofl as compared with Officers reelected were Lons- resolution by Councilman 4o;J (i« 48 for the year of 1M7- dale, president; Stremlau, vice Girl Scout* Court president and counsel; "Hanking, wiecki providing temporary i !)48 Firemen to Honor Salary Adjustment Hanker for Foreign Lands? priatlons to operate the ! l,,,,lKrl for 1948-4* fol- vice president; K^nyon, secretary T! Of Award* March 16 allty until the budget Ic rxpenses. 1368,450; and treasurer; Sylvester Ounkel, Many Carteret Men and Women Holding Down The Council re«er?ed two s and repairs, »ll,M0: Ex-Chief Olbricht CARTERET—The Olrl Scout assistant .secretary and assistant Action is Taken for the War Memorial Monq iii,iy, 18,000; library. Council of this (borough has set treasurer, and Charles Sommers, ()l Civilian lob* in the Far Corner* of the Earth Uiffbarry Memorial of manual training, I16.W0; March 14 as the date for the assistant treasurer. 4IU1I) asked $8,300, tnit the bid was : Company 2 is Planning holding of a Olrl Scout Court of Council Sets February Reporting on the affairs of the CARTERET—If you've been Europe and Asia point out that , ,.|,.,,-,1. $i,M0 and debt accompanied by a check or Awards. The ceremony will take banking institution, Mr. Kenyon housing is as troublesome there ';,,•'' $44,222.08. To Hold Annual Fete As Date for Hearing hankering for a look at foreign bond. The other bid came from j place in the High School Gym- said assets as of December 31, last, as It is over her*. ,,, „[ revenue, SUte aid, lands, there are civilian Jobs J. Williams A Son of Perth, liiir Some Time in February nasium. amounted to $8,017,295, a sizeable A number of Carteret girls ' (iMiiot tax. 1391.673.01; On Three Ordinances across the seas that will get you asking 110,960. It was ace M Increase over the $5,656,000 as of hold down foreign Jobs. Some I, i,, Held rentals, $000 and frte 4 The request of Mrs. John there. by a bid bond. The bids were i^~. CARTERET — A committee of Nemlsh, president of the Council CARTERET — Borough Council December 31, 1946. are typists, stenographers and Hi-T-. $13 100. These Jobs have already lured re-red to the Council u a whot#'« Fire Company 2 headed by James to use the High School was has set February S as the date He also reported continuous In- clerks. between 100 and 150 Carteret for study. i nufiini! Wednesday night. Irving Is slated to meet this week- granted by the Board of Educa- for a public hearing on three or- creases In deposits, principally In Most of the Jobs held by bor- residents abroad. Here are some Councilman Turk and Mayotjj l rcii'ived B petition signed end and select a date and place tion, dinances pertaining to the adjust- the savings account. Savings last ough men and women are with ,i: inirhi'iK and Janitors rt- ment of salaries of borough em- year were up by $251,300 as com- of the Jobs held by local men in the Army's occupation forces. Sklba praised the work of for the annual banquet In honor Details for the Court of ;n ;m increment of 1800 In of J. Leslie Olbricht. who retired ployes, police and firemen. pared with the year of 1946. the far corners of the world: The begging agencies for over- police department after the • Awards were outlined at a meet- dl received the annual report ,,,.. it was referred to tnc as chief of the fire department. Veterans mortgages" In the Sign painter at Okinawa, sew- seas workers are the Department ing of leaders and assistant The' ordinance was Introduced activities of the department !,,< i', » whnle. The affair is likely to be held In amount of $190,000 were granted ing machine repairman In To- of Agriculture's Office of Foreign leaders held at the Nemlsh home. at an adjourned meeting of Coun- mltted by Police Chief i, .in;,Nt(in wss granted to the the middle of February cil Friday night. during 1947, Kenyon said. kyo, dental plate specialist In Relations; the Division of Li- First National Europe, a carpenter In the Phtl- braries and Institutes, the Public Sheridan, Jr. :..' Nimc Society of the Holy Assisting Irving with arrange- Under the new measure, the sal- , cinnch to use the High Reelected directors of the First ' lpplnes, plus a score of construe- Schools of Alaska, Hawaii and 'The detailed report" said mll ments are William Carney, Sd- aries are raised about two and a "shows the fine work the ,„,,; simdiiy, March 7 for a National Bank In Carteret were: tlon specialists. Puerto Rico and the Army Signal wsrd Coughlin, Sr,, Charles Oreen, Several Affairs half per cent for 1948. It was department Is doing and It, l, i , i mid frolic. The Holy Ambrose Mundy, I. M. Weiss, John Letters reaching Carteret from Corps im Michael Yarcheskl, Harry Rock pointed out with the Introduction that the police force is .',,,11::', A c through Rev. Francis Klndzierskl, A. D. Glass and Carl and Edward Schultz. of the ordinance, the 1947 bonus of Mayor Sklba said the public <;inikii'»ii'z requested the use of For P.T.A. Unit Olsen. Officers are: Mundy, presi- Fire Chief Ellsworth O'Donnell seventeen and a half per cent was erally fails to realize the ac . i lu-i'lioii Stadium Fridays and dent; Weiss, vice president and will be one of the guests Dennis eliminated and a twenty per cent John P. Mulvlhill, cashier. Democrats Open VFW of County of its police force and their RilinMV> s referred to the Flugerald, president of the com- Valentine Dance Set increase In basic salaries substi- An Increase 1^ business for the titude of duties to preserve coinmlttee with power to pany said the affair is for mem- tuted. past year also is reported by the in the community. bers and their wives, also for hon- For Feb. 5; Food Sale An action on salaries followed B. of E. Campaign To Meet Here The Carteret Civic League •in,,-.i"!! was granted to the bank. Mr. Mulvlhill said assets as orary members. the receipt of' a series of petitions letter submitted a number of : Family Parochial 8chool to Altto Scheduled of December 31. 1947 were $2,- asking the council for adjustment provement recommendations. 11 - Hiuh School for a play A meeting was also held this 734,629 07. an increase of some Niemiec, Shutello, Sewsion on Wednesday 1( CARTERET—Several affairs are of pay to meet current pay in- Councilman Sleklerka \>n siiminv The request was made week by Fire Company 1 with $180,000 over the figure for 1946. on the social calendar of St. Eliza- creases. that fifteen to twenty streetllj i si;tci M Ludwtna. Frank Schuck presiding Of this amount, he said, about Tolh Form Ticket Might at St. Joseph's beth's Parochial School PTA. At the session, Tax Collector $100,000 was the rise in savings were out and that he had cont Tin' tumid granted the request The resignations of Herbert Alexander Comba was designated Endorsed by Them Parochial School Hall the Public Service to restore i At the last meeting, plans were accounts. t •:,- Middle States Association Sullivan and Thorn*! Misdom were as official to Issue tax searches. ice. made for a Valentine dance Feb- I (v;]i'iips und Secondary Schools accepted and Joseph If aroney and The CARTERET PRESS, the Car- CARTERET — Democrats last CARTERET With Star Land- ruary B in 8t. James' Hall with Councilman Leshtck i in'..' Mis.s Anne Olbney serve Richard Dooovtn wen named teret News and Perth Amboy Eve- 7 Borough Residents night launched their campaign lor ng Post, 2314, Veterans of Foreign Mrs. Prank Sklba and Mrs. Andrew that the council study the need j n in rvuliiHting committee at members of the company, subject ning News were designated as of- the election of three men sup- Wars as host. Middlesex County Abaray as co-chairmen. To Serve on Petit Jury additional snow remotal i, Miiinlicn High School, Feb- to UM •poroval of the mayor and ficial newspapers of, the borough. ported by them to membership on VFW will hold Its first session of Plans were also made for a food ment as well as garbage' luiv n, 18 iind 19. coundl Carteret Bank and trust Corn* CARTKRBT-Choeen from the Board of Education. 1948 in Si,. Jasenlt's Parochial UB^Hlu "ffWvfl VKXtJ Juy vV piWll 111 Mi by Rail- to be presented by the pupils of ( CAKTKKET- ezek, A. Bertha, R. Uszenski, E. a member of St. Ellas Post, Catho- speak on VFW membership while Chief Ellsworth OTtonnell.1 I: i: Wcdnsday morning de- Here February 7 the Holy Family Parochial School Uszenski, J. Llllie. J. Urbanskl. E. lic War Veterans. Eighth District Commander Wav- The blaze, according to 111;-.. :!w cab of Andrew J. Sunday night at t. 30 o'clock in CABTBRKT - Miss Claire Sul, D. Yapczenski, D. Jarczekski. ren L, Rolfe will tell of the dis- nell followed an oil stove the High School auditorium. and L. Kostyc. ' Margaret Dick, daughter of Mrs Juvenile Draws trict's rehabilitation program. sion In the Brown flat and i i aii'iit happened near the Camera Club Pluns h Margaret Dick. Tyler Avenue, and At the same time, the group The business session will follow roared through the partition the American Oil Com- will honor Rev. M. A, Konopka, the late Oscar H. Dick has set To Give Print Show with County Commander Lester to the root, the front room Judge's Censure pastor of the Holy Family Church Priest 30 Years* February 7 as the date of her mar- Bahr of Iselin, presiding. Refresh- the Brown apartment was ii iniiH the railroad croas- who is marking the 30th annlver- riage to Peter McOeechan, son of CARTERET—Howard Tappen, ments will be served. and there was also damage to I i* the Carteret-EUsabeth CARTERET-A 15-year-old Car- sary ol hls prie5thood. president of the Carteret Camera upper apartment occupied Mr. and Mrs. Peter McOeechan. Commander Patrick J. DeSantls |t:ui ii>!iraaching, bound for EUz- Uret bow who said he "forgot him- Thg am foUows. openin? Club, announced today that the Young. Sr., of St. Albans, L. I. has named the following commlt- |»')'.n atid applied hi* brakes. self" and_ turnedI in a false, toe INaUona , Anthem pr0CWBlm of en. club is planning to present a print The fire broke out at 6:01 tee for the County session: Ewald it*' came to • StOP he. iBund alarm in Perth Amboy last month, | cftro, sl both fire companies respond show. The date has not been set. G. Hoffman, chairman; John Pa- i" was rather dost •* the was placed on supervisory proba-' the alarm checked the flames G.O.P. Act* Tonight Mii-aculous Bells," cast, Bishop, J. The club will hold Its next meet- sipanki, Michael Knrneluk, George :><' crash, the police report meet in Fire Hall at 8 o'clock length by the court on the hazard Kopin; Sophia, S. Kazmlr; Two retary and Harold Janofsky, treas- neluk of the Post and Mrs. Mary '• lie "froze" at Me wheel tonight. created by his action. Strangers, S. Rybarczuk and T. urer. Motion pictures were shown Thorn of the Auxiliary attended the annual Joint conference of the For Football T< !;c train wotiM mlw hts The main order of business The Carteret boy was told that Czaja; Angels, D. Wnukowska, E. by Dr. Imra T. Kemeny. Eighth District VFW held in New > nlorturiately, the tnin will be the selection of three he had Jeopardised the .lives of Urbanski; Priests, J. Olnfrlda, R. the responding firemen and caused Brunswick this week. CARTSIUBT — Final arra. ilie front of the cab, with candidates for the Board of Ed- Udzielak, M. Orr and. E. Wo- I;:: •'•!- that the cab wu damol- an expense to the community. vents arrbeitog completed by • ucation, Leaders could give no jewocki. Next Wuste Paper The local post will hold Its next Ki'ieman miraculously e§- The seriousness of turning in a Carteret Lldns Club tor the hint today as to possible choices. Chorus, A. Rozansky, J. Kopin, meeting January 27 at the Borough injury. false nre alarm was pointed out Collection Feb. 8 Hall. nual banquet In honor of the i Petitions must be filed by next L Wilczyk, J. Sosnowski, F. Kos- "''m did not stop. Police to the youth. ball team of the Carteret Tuesday. tic. D. Rasimowicz, S. Soltys, J. CARTERBT — Bad weather '••«• engineer might not School whKjii will be held at.' Urbanskl, E, Marinec; playlet, kin- has played havoc with the Boy RETURNS TO BASE -'•"'•vii that he had named Gypsy CUpp, January 27 at dergarten and first grade, "Bye Scout waste paper drive. CARTBRET-Joseph W. Vlve- 'iiicie. The tM||lty of the P.M. ..; La Land." characters. M, A. Pro- Scoutmaster Edward, V. Rocky iros has returned to his base at C. P. , general cfa M, being dSeiced today CALENDAR OFCOMING EVENTS koplak, J, Sosnowski, E. Welus, M. of Troop 4l, sponsored by St. Great Lakes, HI., after spending 11 time geheduHi to com- of this banquet is arr A. Spisak, M. Kukulya. L, Babies, Joseph's Church, has set Febru- the holidays with.his parents, Mr, program, !' police mvMtibttioo. C. Hila. M. L. Paul, A. Cwja, J. ary 8 as the next paper collec- and Mrs. Joseph Vivelros , 540 Will be started i Andrew Oalvaoe* and Of Deiker, F. Andrea, E. Himorskl, REV. M. A. KONOPKA tion date. Roosevelt Avenue. , miiutrel show 'vtn- Morttea . Paszkowskl, 8. Kalt*n, *• Blal- , ty the club at U* JANUARY us, R. Patrick, D. SWlunowska, ,ud)tOTiutn April 141 B. Slotwioskl, B. Cle»lak, F. Kash- St. James' Post, CWV etUnleSiWii in chairman lt-nLnrtm dtoce, St. James' Hall. mer, C. Machiocji, R. Blalmowska, Carteret Community leaders production. A dress rehear* I7-1*>3djM of Lorraine O'Brien and Charles Byrne at fat. V. Dudka, S. Zawodzkt, J. Slot- Plans Valentine Fete ;CnUdren of Carteret will ty Joseph's Church. 4 P. M. wlnski, R. Jarka, M. Slrtlerka, P. CARTERET—Plans were com- April It: |t t P.M. -',/' ^^ at Roosevelt Hotel: Krenta, A. Marclorkowski, J. pleted for a Valentine dance to be CARTERBT—Always willing to _ a officers at Congrega- Cleslak and A. Marclniak. n wire held Feb. 7 at St. James' Hall on lend a helping hand in any com- 'it the last meUni titiu '•ttefof iJotowhood'oflWael. 3 P. M. Comedy, "Mrs. Jolm and Mrs. Longfellow Street at the last meet- munity project is Samuel Kaplan, '•'•' craftsmen's Clb S toh .upper sponsored by Ctrteret ClUkpter,. Order Paul On Their Way to Carteret": Ing of the St. James' Pest Carteret Avenue, affiliated d of Eastern Star. Mrs. John, J. Marci; Mrs. Puul, 8. 615, Catholic War Veterans, held with a number of borough organl- »«* i>re»i4ettt. Lemko; Fires. J. Bosze. S, Rybw- in its clubrooms in St. James' Hall -l»'y. L iponaored by Washlngton-NithM Hale Nathan Hale School. , ^ ^ C2uk. T. Czaja, R. Zysk; dance, Alex Such and William Telepoakj As vice president of the Jewish M(.m. Down the Hatch Polka." grade were appointed co-chairmen for has been a sixth, seventh and eighth, 8. Qt, the affair. Al Kalla's orchestra will iting the sior, L. MakvlnskD. M Makwtn. turniah the music. here. He la ska, P. Kopin, T. Nlemiec, L. Nle- 1 It was announced that the group or lose Club, miec, H. Pawlowskl, B. Krysto- wUt attend the county meeting West Car- slak; greetings, S. Oasior; Jewish tomorrow night in Iselin. ' it Civic Wedlng, characters, M. Orr, J, Plans were also made for i „ a mem- membership driTftwlth Andre* and Car- HoUncsalc in OhKge. ', He is also W retting Returned Following the- meeting the post Employees At High School Here attended the Installation of officers OIL of the jawed, Hwrt goat, CWV est has more than becomes a part of High TO NSfT asctunp athletic Mjtyrjjttos, " L TTTHf Ivenlng De- 'Of Unde»| TWrtt^Mento arted rine o the Cttteret Woman's in Board ClufM'ir'c Will hold a ttecUlM meeting of FRIDAY, JANUARY us, i»*» PAGE TWU Legion Auxiliary Accekttim I Pony Scholarships for N.J. C. Offer High Mass jFathers Night Here, ThereJn Jon Schools Fete Wcdnf scfay Tempo of Season's Activities •< t?f!J to Carteret H. S. Girls *" ^ Note* of Interest to Teacher*, Students in SiJar H pails Affair; OARTEHET A varied program and January 30, btnaflt of A solemn hlfili Carteret'* Public nnd Parochial School* i of nct.lvit.ics has been scheduled nlc W)i;!oli Mnrcti of IJImes. Mm. Cutter, M, .'irt Hinli. ,i.|[, ,,f 150(1. '" C. ni9« of requiem w*-; offered In Card Parly Frnliiiv j for the remnliifler of Hie season .]] as fill': R.|,rv !l,i.<>:i Srhnln. O!«olcner and Mrs. Herold i Hie llolv family Chur;-h here Mnn- l;y Cartrrcl Legion Auxiliary at wards. !•• -itfttf nif t.lr f,vv .Jci-r-, fnl A movie "The Enchanted Porest" the Qrnnd Central Palace In New f' iy mnmlriK for Anthony Molczan. Of tlw Program jtlie last mcHlnic of the auxiliary ,. tri.U. • ur!irl.iniM-i <>' %3W. Perms 50, 76 Sharot Avenue, whose body was ?hawn to students of the Car- York. Mrs. A. c. Hundemann, ^ ; J. ,, ; held at the home of Mrs. Charle* NP* J»r- ;_!.,,(V• W: nun s flu!) Hf holaj vlilp i wns found in the Arthur Kill at tert-t Bchool y«nt«rday for the TARTEfiET -A 'Fither s Night" StopinsW nnd MISB ROBO Tom. • 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Safchlnsky In 1 Stoplnnkl, Braerson Street. W awarded ,,f (von. mid ill' Dai id hi ITS of I IP. M. Saturday. benefit of the March of Dimes. nITiili will b* held by th? Wash- will be In chante. of the cantor,i - (,-. Women Am- u\.n H-VOIM!. T Homr E-nn- j chacge of household arts conducted inn™ and Nathan Hale PTA at ! A card party lias be?n set for be htrid tomorrow ninht at i ,, lM(J ,:, ,_,.„ Rrv M. A. Konopka, pastor of Herman Horn, principal of the a wardrobe contest In which the the Nathan Hale .School audito- February 18. The &ffa^ will be Ifetiian H*1B School. inn ii the lOS State; Me church was oelebr*nt qf Uie Saptrm- rt.,. m .idiiil : Caruret Hlijh School will attend geventh and eighth grade girls rium. ! given in the borough nail, with Th« fcuxtllary is plirming tn 1 mass, Rev Franch Kllmkiewics. SJujliirshn,; ivn-erl:!' I u I I I » n a convention-of edHomtors In At- were to assemble a wardrobe with Plans for tl>n (iffs!1 were made Mrs. Walter Colxan, Mrs. Walter tend the annual Middlesex Connf :\v\ hnlar.hips. available l:> member:; of i-ficli on- clraenn and R«v. Andrew J, 8ak- lantic City in February. drawings, etc.. at a cost not tn Sr.k and Mrs. William Cole In ?on. sub-deacon. Burial was In St. at Uie last meertlns William Sltar luncheon to be h«ld Pebruar.v T Cumin Mid t»rlnx fin*;.-; 'subjwt l'i the ap- exceed 176. Charlotte Kllng won was appointed nenma) chairman charge. at th« Packer Hotel In Pert!) An •••• rmwdfd rondltion; propnatlon of i!ic> necessary funds Oertrude'id s CemeteryCy. Bearers were Wesley Spewak In charge of Walter Mtllszswskl, Peter Bed- manual training and the boys of first prize which was donated by and will Ue assisted by John Lu- It was voted to make a donation boy. Reservations may bo m,, ;.nd universlLiM, thr | William Sltar. Honorable mantlon with Mrs. Cutter or Mrs, Olerh,, 1 the seventh and eighth grades at- Icach. Jr. Ormond McLeod, Qus- to the Mtddle.se* County Tubercu- ft IIVIHK K plann : Awarls ai.-1 made fn: rue year im™, Walter FrnnkowsKi, George 2abludow«)cl. Frank Penkul and tended the Motor Boat Show at went to Anna May Soltes*. tave Orunlt. Andrew Abary, Wil- losis and Health League. not later than February 14. he intti of some very n t!ie hi..:; ,-f nnnnrtal nerd. liam Schmidt, James J. Lukach. Mrs. A. G. Hundemann, of ¥<„• uidiil.itr'. New Jersey John Madam.. Plans were made to participate r'-hip :'.fcl!liy. v rral rhar- Tnp Pplix Makwlnskl and William Toth, Street, will entertain the aux. ."."• • rii--TI is e.igfr as c.ntl pomiv »! futuro funeral was largely attends In the "Girls' State" program to be n< er fiiit-.Undlnu stu- cinfnt. n:i:l. rr.r for UIP i td " l 'h profusion of held In June nt the New Jersey 1 The mretinH will feature a VM. I, '•-, 1 n Hiihc Econnmlis their rmiMctx. The funeral wan refreshments were selected: Mr. school of instruction In reference lirld from the flynowiccki Funeral ; to Srho!ar,h)Pi muy b/, rPnfOTd If a "Our I..idy of Fatlmft." William I wishes were obeyed, she would and M-s. John Conlm. Mr. and to the program January 23 mid 24 Home, 48 Atlantic Street. - Siltl,flu,lonr m.ont j, malnlalned. Thomas Walsh. 'convert mot destroy! Russia; .f •Mrs. Rpymond Zlmtner. Mr. anil In Atlantic City. SON TO GANNS "'h Penns Orove and the D.A.R. man had been n|lssln?, "Our Lady of Patlma" Is a vivid ; not. thr scourge of Communism Mrs. Edward Strade. Miss Mildred I Mrs. Clm-oneo Slug, renablllta- CARTBRET — A son, Ed»:u Scholar- gehoierihips arr; for one year only, jpollrp said, since Dec. 15. Accord- account of the six appearances of I would fall upon evei-y country In Sharkey. Miss Sophie Zlflmba and ! tlon chairman, reported on the Joseph, was born to Mr, and .v, In addition to ihe scholarships Inn to Coroner James Plynn. an the Virgin ip three children In | the world without exception. This Miss Florence Ruble, arrange- i Christmas boxes sent hospitalised Edward Qann, 195 Roosevelt A> ments; Mrs Emma Abaray, Mrs limited tn Vcv Jersey Rirls, the j autopsy showed that death was Portugal In 11)17. Ltot summer Wil- Is especially Important duilng the [ veterans and also stated that |nue at the Elizabeth Oencral n Benjamin Zusman, Mrc, Joseph ?' Riehflvd W Herbert Memoilnl! csus^d , by accidental drowning. liam Walsh visited the scene and currrnt discussions of a possible ' packages will be sent to two pltal. Mrs. Oann Is the tow Fum! Schnlarhlp of $500. the; Identification of the body was talked to the only one of these World War III. Kertes und Mrs. Anna Shaner, re- Madelyn Oiohmani freshments. French children, whom the Legion Mary nnd McClymonds made by a son, Stanley. children still living—-Lucia, whoj She a)FO tnid a final 8ecrct has "adopted." Fraternity and a limited number The deceased had been employed [ Is now Sister Marls di»s Dores. which has not bean reveal«d, The executive committee of the SON TO SMITHS of Music Scholarships nnri Gen- nt the local.plant of the Benjamin ! Upon the firsthand accounts In her p it mny b«, as some believe, PTA will meet Tuesday nfternoon ; The following committees were 1 CARTBBET—A sen was i rhndmh Scholarships In varylns'jjoore Company 35 yenrs. j memoirs and on conversation with that the fate of all mankind de- •xl 1:30 o'clock in the Nathan Hal; appointed for the weekly dances nr the Car- "mounts, arc open aliklik e t o stu-t 1 Surviving a~e his wife, Mrs. Tckin i her and other surviving witnesses pends upon It, Sister Dores h the School. lield In St. Jarnes' Hall: Tonight, yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Sid Smith, 98 Union Street, at I'raiermty urn?d 'lfl|iLs from New Jersey " other oindaMolczan: four children. Mrs 'the nre.se.iit book is chiefly based. only person In the world who |MVs. Col«»ii, Mir,. Clifford Cutter :«ul Mrs. Harry Gleckner; Janu- Rtthway Memorial Hospital. : r the success-i f f'nm Ue director of tlip personnel Herbelko and Catherine of Poland w thp rlse of OV e appeared. More than 700,000 pll- Officers Sunday , in". if Hie fraternity's'bureau New Jersey College for Molc?,an was a member of the and the present dangerous situa- erlma gathered there to honor her WomenW . March 1 is llie final dnte Holy Family Church here and of tion. She promised that if her in May of lust year, -iid were: David Ve- wlll!n a" sclnlarshlp applications, the Holy Family Society. He was CARTERET-The CarU-ret Dis- trict Zionist Organization will hold NEW FEATURE! : - ;"••• :dent; Car! Laster. except sUte scholarships, will be also a member of the local unit of •! em'; 117; Benjamin Zus-1 accepted. the Polish Aid Society. Elitsky Funeral Held it* annual installation of officers CHURCH NOTES at the CongrpRation Brotherhood WASHED & secretary and Isa- Further information on the From Home of Niece of Israel on Sunday nt 3'P. M. MEN'S :iii treasurer. State Scholarships may be ob- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Thomm Lomk Will Morris Margarettfii. Perth Am- .•inn' talk was Riven by tained from the office of admis- R«v. D. E. Lorontt, MinUter CARTERET — The funeral of SHIRTS IRONED H :• Tiiiii-1 Tabak. sion. New Jersey College for boy. will be the principal speaker. 15c Wed Pennsylvania Girl Peter Ehtsky, 87, 50 Mercer street, Women. Application forms for Sunday Service* The program will open with the Sunday School at 9:45. George was held Tuesday morning from When Brought in With Other Work State Scholarships may be ob- CARTERET — Announcement the home of his niece, Mrs, John singing of the National Anthem, Mi*s Lorraine (VBrpn tained from the office of admis- Sloan superlhetndent. the Star Spangled Banner, follow- has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Morning Worship at 11:00. Spe- Cherepanya, 148 East Inman sion and must be returned to that Joseph Dybowski, Johnsonburg, Street, Rah way. ed by Hatlkvoh. the Jewish Na- • OM WEEK SERVICE * To IT ed Tomorrow ofllce on or before April 1. cial music by the choirs. Sermon tional Anthem. There will be a Pa., of the engagement of their by the pastor on "Where is Thy A high mass of requiem was of- 1 daughter, Arlene, to Thomas Lo- briff talk by Rabbi Samuel Tabalc, 1 i!(KT - Mls» Lorraine j Ood?" fered in Si. John's Greek Catholic spiritual leader of the Jewish Com- LAUNDRY UP TO 9 LBS. <)'' zak, son of Mr. and Mrs, Michael •• !ii:!iiiinn Avenue, who ISagy h Promoted Young People's Association Hungarian Russian Orthodox munity here. • • mil. the bride of Charles Lozak, 87 Randolph Street, this meeting at 7:00. Church, Rahway. Rev. John Se- borough. Robert Chodosh who will be In- 1 1:K1III, .it 4 P. M. tomorrow To Seaman l/c Hymn Sing and Fellowship hour manltzky. pastor of the church WASHED .lo.fjihs Church here, was A graduate of Johnsonburg High at 8:00. officiated. Burial was in the chutch stalled president will give a mes- RINSED .1 iuprni' bridal shower at CARTERET—Joseph A. Nagy, School, Miss Dybowski is employed Annual Pariah Meeting cemetery. sage on the aims of the Zionist h<-: i: 'ii' Mi,s Patricia Coutthlin USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles by the Mather Spring Cdmpany The Annual Parish Meeting will Mr. Ehtsky was found dead of a organization. DAMPDRIED 30c iin' 'i. 1 Vernnlos Oazdik ar- Nagy. 128 Jersey Street, has been heart attack Saturday morning. In Linden. Her fiance attended be held on Wednesday evening, SON TO FREMANS r.iii •!-. ) ti.e nlfair. advanced to seaman, first class, Carteret High School and served For the past seven years, he was January 21 at 8:00 o'clock in the CARTERET—A son, Harry Mi- 1'.»(• .:•, present were Miss Ruth aboard the cruiser USS Provi- in the U. S. Navy for two years. Men's Bible Class Room. Written employnd at the Armour plant Miss Helen Shutejlo, Miss dence, operating in the Mediter- Including service in the Pacific chael, Was born to Mr. and Mrs. reports "of" the Presidents and' here. A native of Austria-Hungary. Harry Freeman, Lincoln Avenue, Aiidivv Ciitrl. Miss Rutli Stoubacli, ranean thaetre. theatre. Treasurers of all organizations, he came to the United States LAUNDERETTE Mi>.;- Hum Ackerraan, Mrs. Jean The Providence, flagship of Rear at the Elizabeth General Hospital. the Session, the Trustees, and thirty-five years ago. Mrs. Freeman U the former Naomi OPPOSITE ACME MARKET (". 1 Mrs. Caroline Shutello. Admiral George C. Dwyer, is tour- Church Treasurer will be pre- He was unmarried. Surviving be- Williams. TELEPHONE WOOOBRIDtiE 8-2149 Mr,. Thisti" Milllk, Mrs. Frank ing the Mediterranean for the sec- Miss Lenart Engaged sented. sides the niece are two sisters, one nnd Mrs. WilHam Cough- ond time this year. Since its de- To John E. Brechka Young People's Day residing in Pennsylvania and the Public debt, drops first time In 110 MAIN STREET WOGDBR1DGI lin of this boroiiKh; Mrs. Alfred ' parture from New port. R. I, In The Annual Young People's Day other in Europe. years, with 11-billion decline. TliMmp- 01 uf Perth Amboy; Miss November, the cruiser has visited will be observed on Sunday morn- Aii'ii' Mu line nf Plalnfleld; Miss Gibraltar. Bone, Algeria; Naples, CARTERET Announcement 1 has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Ing, January 25 at the 11:00 hour Vrii'iiira fi.nvli'y of Railway: H»]y; and the island of Malta off Dolan-Getlis Mrs I.:iA!rnic Hmcn :\nd Miss the coast (if Sicily. Stephen Lenart, 57 Pulaski Avenue of worship. At this time the young people of the church will have full C'.uol Hiv.ln iif WondbridiiL', unil of the engagement of their daugh- Nuptials Jan. 31 Mr'. Manilla Byrne, ter, Rose to John E. Brechka, son charge of the service. Everglade Wild Game of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brechka, Farewell sermon CARTERET—Miss Jean OetUs, Wild game In the Everglades, were ll.is :(i'i!inn for It Mary Street. On Sunday evening, January Washington, D. C. has set January farced to forsake their homes for pi <• v.-jit its sldri'd woler from 25. Rev. D. E. Ijorentz will preach 31 as the date of her marriage to hi£h grounds as virtually lncesiant The bride-elect was graduated •.rr.tine, the Ceylon cotton tree his final sermon before leavlns Edward Dolan, Jr., son of Edward downpours inundated the whole vast from Carteret High School and ;s ,'. i(' l".ivi-H in drv weather. employed by the New Jersey Bell for Dayton, N. J. for his new pas- Dolan, this borough, and the lats area, reports Florida Wildlife. Telephone Company in Elizabeth. torate. Mrs. Elizabeth Dolan. Coons, opossums, deer, wildcat) Her fiance, ft graduate of Carlerei The ceremony will take place and other animals (led before the A NEW (TnzEN rising Hood-waters. In some sections High. School, is attending the Lin-! In St. Ann's Church, Washington, young quail and turkeys were culn Technical Institute in New- C'ARTHRET—A daughter was D. C. truppud by the water. Sn::kes nlso ark. H>' served two years durint! | born to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony moved out of the Hood iireiis. 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1 • 1 > ' ». * ^^Miai^«m^Mt^;j^^^ •t""?!??^CfKSi« Our lkmhym$m^1k(Mngkmt t* Theatre inMYorhDeb/Me L«H1 TOW M 1 Control oi Cancel PITTSBURGH, PA. - Puay D* EASTON. PA.-Uafeard In {.irk League Carina, 4-foot I-inch midget, «nd jf Dearborn. Mich., was i Sttn Mario, lM-pound circus and to l*o and a halt to four nitjht club "strong man," have with- prison and lined $800 by CARTBRBAr TH» Dabs Msuffi»:l CMttf oi laboratory Raporti Hi drawn their reciprocal charges of tun County Judge WllUanj Q.' undisputed possession of flrst pines BMMich Center. nittult and'battery. aid after conviction bj a in the airJV RacrcaUoo Basketball gun carrying charges. D« Carmn. 88-pound night club | League by trounclM the FUra- Flint and two women were11 NITff YORK, - Ttn obitacles entertainer, told Aid. John Lardo lUettei, 32-19, Wednesday nlgllt s-d at nearby Korthampton which hamper control of csncer In that Sam beat him durlrjg sn argu- n t tin; NaUian Ha(R School gym. right In a night chib in which I the United States ware named In s ment at the hotel where both live. Ann Mrdvetz led, th« winners with accused of (lashing a gua. He I raport to tha American Cancer so- Then Puny withdrew his chnrgrt a l-ninl of 14 points. accused of burglaries In ciety by Dr. Clarence Cook Little, ind Sam was ordarod to pay the DEBS itstes. The women pleaded i ' bead i ot Rmccn a. Jackson Memo cost*. T p possessing ftrearma and are a rial laboratory, tha cancer-research At the office of Aid. Leonard Word 1 ftentw destroyed In the Har Harbor. Ing sentence. 2 a ;ivlll, before whom Sam had Bled Touhpy 0 Me., Arc, Onytlos 0 1 0 charges of assault and battery The first two obstacle*, the re- 4 0 B tgalnst Pussy, the teitlmony wft* Woman Buy. $20,000 Pil Ra-kulrr.iU port Mid. originate In the medical 0 0 0 more descriptive. Dane profession. 'For a tint'ai* at 0 0 0 "He Jumped on a table, poked his Cnlqan ' I One is fear nf state medicine. HAMILTON, ONT, - Mr», ; 0 0 0 •l|»r In my face and pulltd off my ; O'Brien This, Little said, leads tn difficul- shall Lounsbury, whq adfnlfr .. 1 6 .2 luspendors," said Sam. ties In establishing clinics for detec- didn't know much about art, ' 4 0 14 "He threw water on me," an. Jacobv tion and trtatment ot cancer. an auction and boujnt »n oil .. 1 0 2 iwered Puaay, lHilling up Ma trouter .. 0 0 The second obstacle the report eg to display some leg bruises. "He Ing for "a sung." aaMrted, Is criticism nf existing lid that w4«n h« putted m« into the Later the picture was Identl 12 32 facilities rather than constructive phone booth," "Palm Sunday Morning," a I effort to Improve them, Aid. Clvlll naked Sam If Pussy's by the lUth century master | 0 F Third Is impatience nf lay groups •harge waa correct. sano. H was valued at $20,000. ~\ M. Campbell t 1 With the slow progress In cancer "Yes, sir,"1 admitted Sam. "I did 'Dcna#hue ... me arch. t with one hand. I was holding up L 1 FARM INCOME w salaries u proposed rage mechanic. 1ST weekly: utility man of road department, $1.32 servants, $3,100; patrolmen, $3,- the Columbus School and Susan Tenth, need for more spiritual , ,1A follows: Tl* ajMtaor. 400' for the first year and $309 Ahead in Peace Jo. 7. attending the Cleveland per hour, plus time and a half (or factors that will lead individuals to TDD. lax collector, W.400; [Additional each year to a maximum School. overtime: road maintenance, gar-, , „„„ contribute part of thtir lives to the , -,i ot poor. $1,100; street 3 000 ca talns Report Discounts Dangei cancer combat. bage and ash removal laborers.If,,* ' ' P - Catnlnuing price supports ai INVESTIGATE ••.:;,; -I,.nrr, »3.000; bWQUgh |lI45U $108 prr hour, plus time and a' Of Economic Collapse ursed at Farm Bureau meeting. . $;i.00O. plus fees allowed half; truck drivers excepting the I T*1' ordinance covering the ftre A ijorouRh attorney, 11.000, flre department, $49 50 per week, department provide* for seven In Defeated Nation. ,ii, IIIIIIDK .special legal aerrltw plus time and a half; strwt clean-!Pald mglneen at a salary of . .1 services In actualttUga- n,Wper week, plus time and 1 $2,400 for the first year, to be TOKYO, JAPAN.-On the second .i police recorder, ll.&W; and half; park foreman, $92 per week; Increased by $200 each year until anniversary of Japan's surrender. RUSCO ,>, limn department director, latorws, $80 per weak; park a maximum of $3,000 is reached. General MacArthur declared that MS per weak, ail plus Japan had become one of the few All MIMl, Stlf-SIOilNO \i> borough engineer, 11,000:' tlM and » half, and tht police Army tests all-metal glider, places in a distraught world where, COMUNATtON SCRIIN . :: * inspector, *W0; borough department clank, $1,808. January : called the largest In the world. despite an economy of critically short supply, there Is a minimum of I AND STORM SASH ftar, of confusion and unrest. WBt Rum, tta mttri ftnt p^aottd He attributed this to an ocoupa* «*. YOtTU. nvil RAVI 895 tlon policy in which "right, rather TO CHANQK A STORM SA8H 08 CBRISTENSEN'S 1,94a then might) has been the criterion" AOAUL antf urged that a peace treaty "be approached in the same tolerant and Just atmosphere." FUR SALE General MacArthur said the treaty should, insure that this de- Save up to i(3 of Fuel BiH flated' oountry has the upportunity to become seuVeustainlng, rather than' N&eltd-to a condition of men- Easy Payments dicancy. Japaa should not become a burden on tie economy of any other country, he said. . , 0% ** No Pinter of Collapse. Japan, he added, "is in no danger DIAMOND ^K of economic collapse," and if "given a just opportunity to live in freedom ROOFING and METAL WORKS and peace with her neighbors in the ; community of nations, there will be C2£S 36361-361 -3699 NeNrW BRUNSVVICtBRUNSWICKs AV!M 11 no threat to the survival and PErxTW-AMBOY >Jf-Wroc-''' *%• strengthening of the democratic processes here inaugurated under the occupation. GREENHOUSE 'For democracy, once firmly IM1.K UP SAVINGS AND OUTFIT YOUR FAMILY FOR THE rooted in the human heart, has never voluntarily yielded before any 195 Smith St. Perth Amboy 4-1316 HARDEST PART OF THE WINTER TO COME. other conflicting ideology known to man. If liberty and public morality Your personal finances (if they're anything like ours!) are still recovering from do not briiig national stability, noth- Great Weekend Sal I'liri-itmas—and your family iicudd winter wear for the long, cold winter months ing can." aruad. Our Janmry Clearance, now in proiftew, is your chance hoth to replace A year ago, MacArthur's anniver- ili'1 money spent on holiday shopping and to equip your family handsomely for zero sary statement by contrast dla> cussed bluntly what he then termed REAL REDUCTION! "'•ather! , "the dread uncertainty arising from j Impending ideologies which now itlr mankind." OUTSTANDING OFFERINGS PRICE-SLASHED AS Discussing the peace treaty, Mac- Thursday, Friday and Saturday Arthur said history had proved that "a people, given a fair chance, will fARAMQUKT MUCH AS 50% reach the niche in human society to Only which their own industry, their own NOW skill and their own perserveranee Value* to 6.98 entitle them, without largess from I AMES'WpOL SKIRTS 1.98 & 2.98 ojhers-that largess stultifies rather 12 Pea Jackets. 100% All Wool Now 7A Valu«tt» 8.M than quickens the private Initiative Reg. 12.98 LADIES' FLANNEL SLACKS 2.98&4.9S and individual energy 50 essential to WOMEN'S DRESSES, (odd lot) ValiiMt* 7.96 3,98 human progress. "It Is, furthermore, a false con 10 Girfs' 100% All Wool Coats Now 7.4 Value* t» 4.96 Reg, 15.98 WOMEN'S SWEATERS 2.98 cept which contends that democracy ( Valttntfr 15.96 can only thrive il maintained in \ HOYS' LEGGING SETS plenty. On the contrary, history 20 Boys' All Wool Suite Now 7. Vain* to 15.» shows that it springs from hardship SUITS S.00 & 10.00 »tid struggle and toil, to flourish Reg. 15.98 Valuta ta 4.90 2M naturally In the hearts of men who PANTS cherish individual freedom and dig- 18 Toddlers' Snow Suits Now 4h, VatW«to 6.98 nity—or not at all. A spiritual com- JACKETS modity, it is neither for purchaaa Reg. 7.98 Valu«to 1.60 .50 nor for sale." Economy Rebuilt. on 12 Girls' Legging Sets Now 9, Saying that there "need be nq Reg, 18.95 ALL WOOL concern over tears recently «X« M pressed oi Imminent economic aolt lapse" at Japan. &e *"id **"• n»titav!|' 12 Boys' Legging Seto Now | WARIPOSA BLANKETS 11.98 economy actually collapsed during Reg. 21.95 the war, and since had been rebuilt ROBES 10 that Industrial production "baa now risen to over 46 per cetit of the Cotton quilted and 3&B«y8.' Sweaters 200 PAH* MEN'S & BOYS' TilDUSEHS prewar normal and the Improve* meat can be expected to continue." Suede robes x«g. io.9» 8.45 9*» v# 3.95 4.§5 The Japanese people, he satd, 18 Boys' Flennel Shirts "ate diligently endeavoring to ex* Sizes, 12 to 20 17.95 piate the breach of peace for whieb SKIN'S SHEEPUNED COATS Itog.22,60 their nation utiinds universally com 7.95 damned, to overcome the poverty «* • "^DCORDyROY JACKETS 1^*10.95 lift by war and defeat, and to eUi .\l«o-23% fp 35% Bedmtiou on every it « KN\S TWQ.TONE UN)ED JACKETS I^ M W $.00 v«te themselves to trusted and uaa> fcl rrieiubK&oJp tn tha frailty of Kit our atiNty Including, Blanket, W'E & CfiOWING GIRLS' SHOES Vdo#• t*7JQ 2.98 occupation policy hat avl^ Uudamjar, Shirts, Tip and Shoes. intoUratpt and Injjft het urn Uce," ha W»W. aw* ha*> "WfW»P squarely on the fuodwnental Gfk The Cwa&t and Vhdeiweaf • ••'"•V ««vt which 9nd» immutUd «W*k Center of i Uon In tttt SBpiWB.on, • ';{ umr mrnmenta of Amaikan 4-7«n. ;V ., ' that co»U w«re high, quality 1 • .. '• O'CLOCK; NOON itylea QlWaUnunad- and ''-. ' '. JiJilijH I FRIDAY, JANU 1B4I PAGES!* Self-Service' \Torfa/t Pattern\ by Wrth Otllir Mi Nepps, Sitan* Catches Rieari Rilnlww OI.YMPIA, WASH -It doesn't THE WEATHER 1948 Chevrolet is Massive Plan Expanding lake age. experience and high- Score Victories priced equipment ti> land a rec- OVER i • ord trout, three-year-old Michael THE WEEK-END Marketing Revolution Ii Erkhout demonstrated. In Junior League Mtrhnel had on display at hli iBy »irr (mm 1 ^ W>»thrr father'n store a seven and one- < AHTKRKT "the Ncpps eked Under Way in Retail Hiirrau W»«hlnrt<»n) hairnound rainbow trout which i lose win nvpr Shyrrianskl's Stores oi Nation. he caught In nearby Patterson in i hr- Junior league Wednesday Fah wralhrr n\»r wetfc -end. lake It was recorded as the larg- niiitit, '.'A 20, as MaRella and Fer- MEW YORK. - A quiet revolution rut trout ever taken from the Qnttr rnlit Saturday and Satur- mikort the offensive. In an- hi merchandising, ipurrtd by thf day nil tit Nlnalr rUini irm cnRRRpment, the hlghly- wort Ii unded r way Mirhncl used a dollar pole, a prrntnrr Sunday. altars walloped the Dra- In retaO stores from coast to coast. twivbit line and a big angleworm liy n 66-35 score. Established during the depression Vrrli.il t)l*k rlnw NEPPS and expanded durinf the war, th* Thr M'it'. ,il riik [iln» »«j ofTrred G 'do your own shopping" Iden Is for «.,!•• in :">> U. S. Baying CMM# Meilean 0 1 1 spreading from the grocery super- What wool* y«n *• K T« learns 2 2 I markets. Mut for Shipment Abroad ,im, ,hf worker B«t to JTM at n., 2 3 Tlirnnt Travrl Car It is itepplng Into such diverse WASHINGTON. - Secretary An- 0,T,rf »r In the pint WM lakh,,, 1 o : home «tra pay crery £»'»» ar,| M""Rr» have been carried an fat Rolls fields as drugs, hardware, home ap- derson h»» demonstrated that the 0 l rnn could do the »mef twtr Un,i, U WO milfj by horning pifroni Makkai pliances, textiles and clothing. department of agriculture will buy 3 1 .Sam ne*d» only one «WM. Well, th, Fprrancr Somt of the country's greatest de- SO million pounds of canned MexIcBn Payroll Savlngi PUw f»r taring. 0 0 I,nkalos partment stores are opening sec- meat, but none will be for consump- Bond* actually provM* extra p»v . 0 0 Hurl/ tions where the customer can be his tion in the United States. The meat bernunf It acownetotw 8»vlrt, own salesman. w;il be resold for export commerc- Bonds tit you which pay off ai th,. 8 8 24 Supermarkets Spread. raif of « for ""* •* *•> li ye*!, cially or used for relief food short- All you have l» «• •• »• »»*«rl , SHYMANSKI Here's what's going on: age arens abroad. t O P voUr fmployr to hold back a sllpt, More and more supermarkets are The purchase program Is designed lated amount which he wilt ham 1 0 Varna Installing complete self-service-meat to help provide an outlet for Mexi- back to you l« » better form « ... 0 0 Thr irt'n ah umplu Hv nnd mimivrnmi nf thr nfw, 1948 Chfvrol't is wrll Knats and vegetable departments. can cattle, said Anderson moi»c)~mi»iwy which eanx Inlcrr.t .... 0 0 »tviwti in thu thirr c|imrtrr virw n{ thr Flrrt mutter Sport Sedan. Frndrrn, Molnar In many places the butcher has The United States Is barring the —V. B. Havings Bands. • S»vln,. hi«w|, l>«ly nnd i |>.itirW all hlrncl, mill thr rrcatf moulding, bdnw the 2 2 Bond* are extra pajr. For ewmplr Tomori .. moved to the back of the store where ihlpment of Mexican cattle, hog». HIIHICIWH, ii Midrr than Ihnt u"tt in prrvinui mndrll. Note tbt ntw T-th»l»d 2 0 ir you lake part oi ywr pay In K,» Natty he cuts, weighs, price-tags, and sheep nnd goats, and fresh, chilled, (hranr center b«r on the radiator grille. v 1 0 Inn Bonds at the r»te «f B.7S r<-. S»mu packages meat far from the path ind froien meats to this country be- 1 4 week, the Bonds became ft,IM.4j in IrvlnR of the customer. The packaged ,nii5f of foot and mouth disease In 10 yeart, U, S. Tttatur; "• • 0 0 Bambutak meata are placed in refrigerated some parts of Mexico. SOFT COAL cases and the shopper picks them Coal production In the United 6 20 out by cut and size Just as she might JET8 TO ALASKA STYLES AS SEEN IN . 6—24 States in 1947 exceeded 600,000,-; Nepps 6 8 5 select a can of beans, If. S. Soldiirt in flirmany A Jet-flghter squadron has bi->: "ESQUIRE" I 3 7 6 4—20 000 tons lor the second time In Shymanski A similar procedure is being fol- Find Youth Plan Suoondini sent to Alaska for the first m,, . history nnd may exceed the 1944 lowed with produce. Fruits and \ technical operstlon of the hiR) FRANKFORT, GERMANY.-The record of 620,000,000 tons, accord- SITAR vegetables are prepared, weighed, Pattern 9087 In KIUPR 14. 36. 3«. 40, speed warplanrs In the Arctic on majority of American officers and Inn to the Bureau of Mines. As G P wrapped in cellophane and refrig- 42. 44. 46. 48. Siic JS. 4*t ydn 39 in post. Because the planes will p., 0 Embroidery transfer Is Inrluilcd men in Germany lielifves the ar- of December 20, production ofwilson 1 erated. counter temperatures ranging 1 23 Semi TWENTVF1VE CENTS In my's German youth program. Is bituminous coal and legnlte to-jo'Brien 11 Independent food supermarket op- 6S degrees l»elow «ero, thpy have mmssHOP taled 603,871,000 tons, 16.6 per|walker 0 0 coins for this pattern to 170 NPWR- achieving its goal of teaching demo- eratori are branching out into the p.iper Pattern Dcnl., 2.12 Wpsl ISIh undergone "wlnteriution." TS sum smrrr cent more than the 1946 figure Bartl|t0 11 2 "department store" field. cratic principles and curbing delin- 0 SI., New York 11. N. V 1'iint lion the same date. Ward 2 A recent survey showed that self- j nlniiily SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS, quency. Hunderrrtan 6 1 13 service stores now offer a variety STYLE NUMBER. , A survey conducted by the army of merchandise including drugs, NOW Is the time In new for showed that seven out of ten en- N O T I ( K 31 4 66 cosmetics, wines and liquors, sta- Spring! Fifteen cent* mor« brlntrn listed men and six out of ten i< t , iii ilir Ilimril i>f Kilni-Htliiii »' mill Sllllr i>r ! DRAGONS tionery, magazines, greeting cards, you the brand-new Marian Martin officers thought the program would ,.I iti iin. I'liiimy i>l Mlililli Pattern Book, oramfnll of exciting imrlnK cm Kn H-ntnllvdly API ,1 IIIIIIK> I G P 1 hardware, appliances, housewares help future peace. h Chapter 201, I*. I. \H*. ><< ' Frocz 4 1 I and house furnishings, toys, flowers, spring fashions for everyone' Plus Forty-one per cent of all officers ('iiriiTci, New JiTm-y. HI *•<'» — a FREE PATTERN printed in- ! ,„.,,' I,, "si h,,ul lS.ill.llMK. Domaquez 0 1 variety goods and men's, women's side the book—two belts to give you and 24 per cent of the enlisted men Hi.1 4 0 I Th, I.III iiiv. IMHIKII I* ami open ftir fxiimhi.i MedveU .. and children's wear. the New Look. Better have this! have participated in the youth as- 1 i.llin' til.' NOW PLAYING i.i.ni' ,.i !' ,HI A M .mil rmi I . M. nn M-IKMII ilnyx in Kashiw 4 0 : Big Store* Catch On. sistance program, the army said. him ml ' 1, I h nl Ihr HIKII Krlnxil. Rozzelle... 3 1 I''I.III,I\:IIK Is llio lui.liici malpineiic In one advanced "home center Hershey .. 1 o : TOO STRENUOUS CHEERING TKYI'ATIVK HI IMiKT vrtTKMK*T self-service" store the customer Forecast for 1948 wheat crop ItMK-MMU walks through 15,000 square feet of SILVER SPRINGS, Md.-Hope HODY II IIIII.NI HXI'KMIKX 16 3 3, home appliances without ever en- Henderson, 16-year-old cheer points to an above-avenme year AND \mnwvm vrw> Inp Score by periods: countering a salesman. leader at Montgomery Blair High AMro|irl- Vp|iru|iltl- School, arched her back to make • lli>»« M«l»na \ Sitar's ... 19 11 19 17—6« Traditional service stores are SOUL IMMMH 1IHK-IH44> Dragons 8 12 8 7—3 moving toward the "get-it-yourself" a leap while practicing cheer- | 400.00 | .'liHI.IIIJ leading stunts, walked 200 yard: With 4, ISO. HO system J-'.ll.ll i, - Hi!-, I IK... Si', , I'l . 4.150.'"! I.dOO.dO and collapsed. Doctors, who exam I I l(ll.-r \'.\ |K'I1HI'H . i,ua.»# HUNTER KILLED The government encouraged self- John (iarfleld I\*TIII ITION—Ml I'V. - Intd her, said her spine was in . 25,380.00 .'l,l 20 00 BY OWN GUN service in department stores and S.i l.i ritvi Supv. Prlti. K Till jured'in the leap, paralyzing both I illi Palmer 6,800.00 !l,0*ill.ll0 HAMPSTEAD, N. H. — Waltel other large establishments to save i"l. ik-- RiHMHl legs. She is given a good chance FORDS, N. J. - P. A- Hazel Brooks lirfM-l [JXIW'IIHCS 900.00 P. Clark, Jr., 28-year-old shoe labor during the war. Now even I IWI'III \ :I4,4:10.011 "DOWN TO EARTH" .^,i T:i I Ii s Illlllln IV.tSO.00 he had bagged. Clark fired what 4,0011.110 4,f)IIO.OO sells only fancy groceries. 7,Hlin.'l HON.. 4VV IK AMI II) Jimmy DuranU »SOM; OK I,O\ K- "SECOND CHANCE" iii the A lx« "THIS TIME FOR "IIIIMK ON TIIK HAM.K" KEEPS" With Kent Taylor and Valley In Technicolor Tl KM. AMI WEI).. 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TEL WOOD. «-U«»2 TUESDAY, WIDNESDAf, /OODBRIDGE RiU Uaywt.HJi • Urry •IIATU mirwpiw wvica MI A •r. L., • •ism established pharmaceutical • medical re- search foundation wfll attack the problem MOHAMMED AND THE MOUNTAIN Science May of degenerative diseases from which tail 1PI1ti;,tfl are working on the awret of million Americans suffer and which kill ril!,hyli, the myattrtetts treen sub- 600,600 every year. p jn plants which has the power to The American Medical Association and ',,,. ihr energy of trie stth to weave the the American Pharmaceutical Manufac- H A reader from North Carolina husband rafuwa to db )f iifp out of the carbon dioxide and turlBf Assodatton have combined to eutab- Is going with two ton both ot about it and suffoti that vnpor in the air. liah;a research institute which, after sur- whom have asked her to marry (to back to wort, them. She It undecided which well M if j w«n ytn thia secret has eluded the veying the fleld.deciSed that the least work f she likes but one has uked her wwti," ^ i mixM *. V Mcifintists of the World but, reeent- was being done in the field of high blood to marry him and keep It a secret talk to my husband and for r ,,.. the American Anociatiort for the pressure, hypertension, heart disease and • y*» that If he did not main his ,,-oment of Science, three collaborat* Of course I know nothing about treat m« with the tttfttt dua hardening of the arteries. either of the boys aa she has told wife, that we had OOO* to „.„lists reported iht discovery of a The men back of the research .movement me nothing of their characters or parting of the ways. And prospects but I do know that It Is can prove thai your , v substance, tamed the first inter- point out that in the last century, the span a mistake to marry secretly. If you law said that the would toeit in the procefc of food synthesis •irv of life has increased thirty years arid Dr. like the man well enough to marry your marriage, you can tot net; h $dward L. Bortz says; "Han has not nearly him. don't make a secret of It. alienation of your MsMBtfl Such a procedure gives people a rection* and I dan m$ snft the experiment* were underway, approached the possible life span." He lot to talk about and puts you In think a long time before int .nspected the existence of the sub- points out that in increasing the life of in- an unhappy position. up another home after sba | From your letter I should say l»w«ult on tm hands. , hjdi wan detected through the use dividuals, the added mature, fruitful years that you are not ready to get But no one with Mtt Mtf ;l• The United States faces sotfie constitu- noing into the chemical details LOOTS A. dren treat me propttl* It M tional problems closely interrelated to the Another reader from Illinois Is ,-, re lation, the scientist* suggest that question whether there snail be majority having trouble with her husband's Addnw your tottvt Wi i l(lvciy may pave the way to the family. It seems that he has grown or minority rule. "Loalia," P. 0. B«a HI "{.,,„„, of .synthetic foods in great abun- children and a son and his wife The principles of the international or- live close by make her life a Orutttart. t. 0. , usiiiK the carbon dioxide and water ——.,.,--.•, •» ganization have been stated in rather clear- most unpleasant one. The daugh- ,•„,. Hi and the energy that comes from ter-in-law says ugly things about cut, ternm and the veto privilege that be- , ir this develops, it will represent her and comes in the house while A favorite hmnp of ft* longs to the big five represents something she Is away and takes anything gol emp«rort WM lwMisii. A1 ,ni,,i,Mi|? of ft harnessing of the sun's of a privilege., she wants. She also said that our ranking offldal wu sfptalMt ,,.,,, for [tower purposes and might pro- reader was nothing more than a prepar* ths drink, wbm was j Secretary of State George C. Marshall housekeeper or hired girl. The U«ved to have euritlv* | , niankind with an inexhaustible source recently warned that the United Nations organization "will never endure if there is while the presumption Is that the dis- insistence on, privilege to the point of. Opinion of Others „ ,r> will lead to progressive disclosures frustration of the collective will." C, ,h, processes of nature, one should not The Russians have used the privilege of , , t overnight revolutions in the produc- LAUGHING IT OFF have given the Incident M )M the veto to the point of frustrating the col- It seems that the Democracies, thought. He may fe*l with i ,-,f food. The time may be some, dis- having failed with every conven- that he stands In dangtr. jinn lective will, although tlje Communist dele- off, but it is surely coming as man tional device of diplomacy to sooner or later do all chro gates have defended their actions as a make headway with Russia at nngry people, of not being-1 K'(n, Royal astronomer of South Africa, Ull-oa that each,one contains, to some de- we may get more peace." This to be pulling our legs.—Tha ! hat the tfreat comet of 1947 will whirl gree, the four basic essences. suggests a new slogan. Peace ney (Australia) Morning ' TRENTON —New Jerseys sickness benefits program for over i he Northern Hemisphere sometime could be considered to help pay With Humour. If It is no more It may surprise some people to know 172nd Legislature will meet next workers prevented from work- the cost, the Governor said. promising than Its predecessor, MISSING THE HEIGHTS Monday to start a history-making ing because of sickness or acci- Peace With Co-operation, at RftiTthe first of the year. that one of the essences is the distinctive No mention was mace by the The most gladsome thing program to convert constitutional dent. least It could hardly turn out to Governor of any payment of a the world is that ftw of m The astronomer thinks that the people Odpr of animals, like wet goats and dogs. mandates Into laws with a warn- be a more lamentable disappoint- Under the proposed State de- soldiers' bonus this year. How- very low; the saddest that. ing from Governor Alfred E. ment. if this part of the world may be able to see Others are: fragrance, as of flowers; acid- partmental merger plan ad- ever, the Qovevr.or stressed the such capabilities, we seldom : Dtrscoli for members to lay aside vanced by the Governor all Importance of improving trans- hlgh.-Jamn Matthew the ronu't faintly two and three-quarter ity, as of vinegar or camphor; bumtness, personal prejudices and petty Unfortunately, an attempt to agencies of the State Government portation faculties in both North bring humour to the solution of (1880-1937). hours after sunset. He estimates one of its as of tar. partisanship and consider only would be placed under depart- and South Jersey. In 'North Jer- the common welfare. international problems would (Continued rm Paae ft) |fiv< uiis at 20,000,000 miles in length and Recently, Ernest C. Cr6cker, an indus- ments to be known as Agricul- sey two union terminals would meet with at lfast one serious that the comet is brighter than Haley's trial chemist, has completed an "odor di- Governor Drlscoll addressed ture, Banking and Insurance, be constructed, one at Newark difficulty. Humour is not Itself the Legislature in joint session Civil Service, Executive, Econo- Airport arid the other on the international. The familiar as- Then Laugh 't which was last seen by people on the here on Tuesday. He emphasized mic Development, Including the Meadows opposite the Lincoln rectory" listing more than five hundred surance that If you laugh the Build for yourself a strong that this Is the time for action State Department of Conserva- Tunnel to speed commuters on eartli rl.isst'(l distinctly within the range of us not to "Jook down our noses at odors, The Governor hinted that bond It is proposed that the State as any; but when it comes to quaff; Issues may be needed to finance Police, the Department of Motor when United States Senators are Western Jokes they are, apt^- \ i urn We want to see the comet's but sniff them up instead." elected in the State they usually Lock all your heartaches within 1 capital construction at State In- Vehicles, the State Alcoholic somewhat Incongurously—to fol- Then sit ob the lid and laugh, i ail.-, described bf the profeasor u re- stitutions and that tolls may be Beverage Control Department, bear the G. 0. ?. badge, low a Royal precedent by being charged on the State parkways Tenement House Supervision and Election records at the Secre- not amused. • (onntantlyf like streams of smoke, Tell no on« Hkt its contents, Legion Plan for Housing and freeways now under con- probably the State Pish and tary of State's Office, which are Nevertheless, laughter may well Never Ita iMrtte share; of iu nearness to th« sun. 1 struction, but no mention was Game Council and its game war- carefully guarded and kept by serve a useful purpose «t the When you ** dropped In A plan to save veterans twenty per cent made of new taxes. At the pres- dens, be placed under the De- Elmer R. Hammeil, astute elec- conference table. When scolding care and Worry on new homes is advocated by the Ameri- ent time New Jersey has no in- partment of Law and Public tions clerk, (How that since the having In turn awed and an- Keep thttt forever thm; come or statewide sales taxes. Safety. Under the plan all law turn of the century, sixteen Oov- Served HU Country Weil can Legion, which urges the government noyed Its victims, begins merely Hide then from light so In his address to the first Leg- enforcement employes would re- ernors have been selected by the to entertain them, it loses poten- pletely / ' retirement of Fleet Admiral Chester to make it possible for non-profit associa- islature under the State's new ceive the same basic training at electorate. Of this number eight cy, and laughter becomes a han- That the World will n-v-er • W. Nimitx recalls the very considerable tions of veterans to build or buy low-coat Constitution, Governor Drlscoll the State Police Academy at Wll- were Republicans and eight were dy, effective means of retaliation. half; recommended the re-establish- burtha. Regulation of horse rac- Democrats. Mr. Molotov's reaction to the Fasten the strong box ; that this naval officer rendered bis housing. ment of certain phases of war- ing would be placed in the State However, the United States mild levity he roused has not been Then sit on the lid and ] in the war against Japan. A bill hait been introduced in Congress time civilian defense forces to be Department of the Treasury with senatorial picture Is quite dif- recorded, but no doubt he will irt Adann in readiness for major catastro- other revenue collection agencies. ferent. Prior to 1917. Urf.ted Admiral Nimita conducted himself in a to authorise incorporation of veterans' phies, such as occurred in North Governor Driscoll called upon States Senators were elected by "ninundable fashion and handled the groups to finance housing projects by sale Jersey recently when heavy snow the Legislature to approve a capi- the Legislature. Prom 1899 to 'tr.':, 'th under his command in such an and ice storms damaged miles of tal improvement program to fire- that year three Republicans and K bf government-guaranteed bonds paying electric wires thus depriving citi- proof State institutions and elim- two Democrats were thus picked to destroy the Japanese tax free interest. James F. O'Neil, national zens of heat, light, fuel and. inate dangerous overcrowdings to serve In the United States assume control of the waters of water. particularly In the mental insti- Senate commander of the Legion, estimates that tutions by new construction. He The Governor also recommend- But from W17 to date, only hf IVifit. hinted that a bond issue may be the program would cost the government ed that the 96 departments and three Democrats were elected by necessary to finance such im- about $200,000,000 over a ten-year period agencies of the State Govern- the voters to Berve in Washing- Hir task which confronted the Admiral, provements but that new con- ment be reduced to fifteen prin- ton, while at elfeven elections, Re- and require a $2,000,000,000 fund for its struction should begin as soon as •''• the disaster at Pearl Harbor, was cipal departments In accordance publicans were chosen to fill the 1 . possible. i^ly the moat difficult assumed by an long-term financing. with the new Constitution; ex- high position. »nimi naval comtftftader in many years. We do not know whether this is the an- tension of rent control until June The Governor a;so served no- The records further show that 30, 1949; minimum salaries of tice that new highway require- the Demodrato tere selected dur- When It ' rampant Japanese Navy far outnum- swer to the problem that continues to con- teachers be Increased from $1,800 ments during the next five years ing extraordinary periods. Gov- front many veterans or not but we do be- to 12,400: creation of legislative cannot be completed out of cur- ernor Edward I. Edwards was *l everything that we had in the Pacific rent revenues as $150,000,000 in lieve that, unless the home shortage can committees to study and recom- elected In 1833 to make New Jer- 'Snows" Bill! ' "»> early advances were made despite mend remedies for blighted hous- excess of available income will be sey as wet at the Atlantic Ocean superiority. Not every Ameri- be relieved by faster methods than tho.se ing areas and also to find a new needed for construction within a during the height of the Piohlbi-' form of municipal government in five-year period. Tolls on park- tiin o the odd* against our na- now operating, something should be done tion era. Governor A. Harry New Jersey; and to epact a cash ways and freeways in tae State Moore was elected In 1935 and It's Time to See Us units in the early days of the war. to give veterans an opportunity to acquire State Senator William H, Smath- hl war against Japan was largely a homes at reasonable prices. Otherwise they ers was eleottd in 1937 during the Roosevelt ef^. About o Personal Loon m;i> «ffair. After allowing due credit to wjll hardly enjoy the freedom they fought GLAMOR GIRLS .. R> fei FUwers 11 i'oice and the Army, the dqtermin- to maintain. BUDAPEST BUNDLES: - For Mind you, we don't mtlfc bills di» to u the past two years three State I"*.' >'" in that struggle was the gradual employees, attaches of the Ad- extravagance, We wlitf Um* ioUowbio; "' "t Jupaneae bases and the eatab- To Reward Finland ministration JNreau, State De- extra «xpen»M which i*#|W from ill- *"L of such superiority as to deatroy, partment of Taxation and Fi- A proposal has been made in'Congress nance, have been promoting a new, or emeigtndM &#m kind. I» u" the p^ ftfty years. Th« life the Boxer Rebellion when the indemnity During their off-floum they gath- er these muoh«*l««d«4 articles, •""•y of tht average individual has paid to the country by China was used for and ship theto 0 to Hungary. Federal IU|> ""d although much Of th« gaift has the education of Chinese students in the Some of the Thank You notes they have MWaJved In return ugh tha dmlopment of better United States. The amount involved ia not Paa$ "";lllod» of caring tor babies and younger large because the original d«bt of Finland was only |8,251,926. The reward to Fin- out tbai man land is based upon the fact 'Jliii the little iture dtttiriorft- nation has not defaulted in lit payment on tf'A, 4og hM »life the indebtedness and by nco»hltion if the gnmlog tfttiod fact trkt the Finns are' now »0m&what hop*. tt,Jtt*Bi difficult circumstances as a ?f the »t twtpty- : pe*w treaty forced upon th Soviet *•: 1n Xht mm »ml will do let «. — TI, J tion, of rciurw. but thi> lark of! mmt l« that productJfity t>rt hwf. whfrp *f have wry known fni.nr* of Briton mintrti It Is erly man haa dropped so !o* as to who remarked In • trade facility fnr full -nfl riffrfent pn>- j »!.«> tilt tffrt that ftocls'lsm Is! 1 and It awKrHly dow tint lay thr troubles In Ormwiy at)'l Olhrr Opinions tin* rn*ntly trta; 'A dollar; diifticm. und tn thr rntintriM Imperil prevailing itnicturw of (!iwn a rule with no nntable pt- T.-n ^ ing toWarrl a (jonl of phort«r Experts now dUfaVor bolt;f, »••*)•; ilo ai much fc: us *% it nthfi countries wherp food :, hour* and pay The fiiures back T • ' rr FdlMMul . ih*v mu/rt (>pend fur more toils *nd mo.e pay ev»ti In a fdin* for babies. ^^ nrlnrlple fl-"; 'hi- nation'! » p; operating through th* rw-i i: h r<^jon»fcl» rl*»r that Un- «er,»/. i instane. f Ifl n . • ar' vrlnuslv did. e«thfr ' im of marhlnM j work one wou'rt hsvi> arcomp thhf dolladllr ' Flandrrn as Mire for Inflation :• i i; m»!or quar- it in ur*tty murh the name mt> I i many of nur own key In- done, what wr do fy Lite nearly r.:i Inrlufivr utatr- Thnc it no blanket explana- lUtied beffre thf war While Hi" • •ppllnnn By and large, howev^i. 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5 (WWn '°M_£_. 12V2-«i. OO itablt) lit Out! • Lux Flakes •= pk«. 16c P^ ooc itiViu; shortage of heat, cak cludui;/; Old Sol's, this • Lifebuoy Soap inter, so set yourself set 2 «. 21c "sweater it out." on't- leave yourself wide • Swan Soap >en (m colds — keep 2 X 23c S? 19c i!If warm as toast ier you are up • Old Dutch Cleanser gain.4 thf rainy season California or the chill [ndi of thi; Ka.st.

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HAHT CM. UN* H AMBOV , AUTRRET PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1948 SCOTTS SCRAP IOOK By R. X SCOTT UOiL NOtlCM UtOAL Line of Ford Tracks to Go PeepU In the United |Ute« art b* retroactive to Jftnaary 1, 1MI, take elttn on January 1, 1141. whtr- rom the Potlrcntwt or Wherever allowed by M*. »v«r ororid«d by taw. Who naVa arrvwl for eating ( ptr e«tt mot* food per p«r- Duted: J«*uirr VIM| Dit*d: Januaj-r I. 1*41. yesr» prior tn th*lr « ion Oils yttr than In U41 ind 1* lUOTBT 1. PERJFIT, It* PoVe lOntrtniiit of per emt more than tlw MMt «Trr- Borough Boroufh Clerk. ouph Hulil Herreanta ahall On Display at Cappel Motors RTATRWRMT ITATBMR^T pntd an annual aalary or new line half-ton heavy-duty series with The fortrolng ordlftanr* wta |n- Tin fortcolnt; ordlninct wn In- ion of Thrte Thousand Ol troductd at tn td]ourn*<1 m«*tln( troduced at an adjonm»d meeilni k.; is being shown tn 134 and 168-inch wheelbase; nf I he Council of th* Borough of of th* ffiunoll of the HorcuKh of uioonoi fv,n*r*. . N .' for the first One and one-half-ton heavy- LKOAL farteret an January tth, 1141, when farteret on January 1th, ||4«, wlien R.ctlon 4. BfKtlon 11 of t duty oab-over-englne seTles with It was adopted on tlrxt rendlnf. The It was adopted on nrtt rtadlng TH» nance to whi<-h thin drdHtanef „, at a special dl8pl«y AN ORDINANCE! TO FIX AND RBQ- •aid ordinance will b« farther con- said Orrtlnan'» will t>* further ctin- hym»ndmtn annnd.rt l htoe anreadd thaa* follOWnni Hl 1I1S(. neid by Cappel 110, 134. and 158-inch wheelbase; DORMOUSEa ULATE THK SALARIES OF C»R- sidered for «n»l »n opt I on »t k r«Ku nldered nn "eond rtadlng for final Swtlon 11: Th« t>Ollf«lB*B, adaption it a recular msetltig of the w, ami th Street. wo-tton heavy-duty of 134 and rfi NAME TKOM TAIN OFFICERS AND BMPLOTBfcS ]»r meetlnK of the doroufh Countll trnlmtn of the Pollr* DwM N THK HOROIXHi OK CARTERRT. to be neld In the rod mil Chambers. Hnrough CoiintlT to b« huld In Ihe (other than th« <'hl»t of 58 - Inch wheelbase: two - ton CHOWS! MESS- Borough HWI, C»r««T»t, N. J., on Council Chamber*. Borough Hull, ,,,mllTwd models, new "OtTNTY OF MTDO1JE«BX AND Lieutenant*. Sergeants and heavy-duty cab-over-engine series STATE OF NEW JF.R8EY February (th, 1I4I, at I V, M. when Orteret, N, J., on February Mh, fliers of higher rank aa ml , hfcis IIPIIP. represenp t the all persons |ntereited will be given mi, at s P M.. whtn til paraona after he appointed) •hall d of 110, 134, and lBSlnch wheel- BE IT ORDAINKD BY THTC an opportunity tn Ix lieard, lnt(re»t»d will be given an oppor- ,,||,.| MAYOR AND C0W01L OF THK paid an annual salary or ( .sof Ford, accord- base: 30 to 38-passenger school AWHJHT J. PERRY. tunliv 10 be heard. tlon of Two Thouaanil HOnOUOH OF CARTKRET: • Borovigli Clerk but chassis with 158-inch wheel- Section I The Assessor of Tuxes A1HH1HT .1. PBRRY. dred (JHOOOOi Dfillura for thai Mini HIP base. shall be Pal'l an annual salary nf fiorouith Clerk mt of aervlr*. dating from tM4 ,,.,. to, (Hi unprecented Two Thousand Seven Hunrtred AN OIlDlltANTti TO A»KNI> AN of the appointment with an I Forty-two to 48-passenger school 112700.00) IVollarn ORDINANCE, MNTITI-BD "A HVV AN OimrNANCK TO AM10ND AN of Twn HMnrtren (l!0O 00) lv,,iHs »nd capaclUe* u PI.FJ1WNT TO AN ORDINAN<:K per ysnr nf aurvlce thareaft bus chassis with 194-lnch wheel- Section 2. Th« Collator of T»X«ii RNTITI,FJ> 'AN ORDINANCE TO OHDINANOK KNTITLBD. AN Oit- Hiich salary or fompenufctli ,,,\ ruRlneertng change*. »hnll be ptld an annual ia!«ry of EHTABUSil, KQDIf AND HBfltl- 1'INANCR TO KSTAWL18H. RKOU- reach Ihe Hum of Thre* base: the extra-heavy two and 1 > UTBAHU CONTROL THM5 fOI.ICK , ,-FT\n, P-7 and P-8, Three Thoiiimnn Four llnndreil I.ATE A FIRB t>ra AUTMENT IN (43000.001 iHiHars per «nnuD onehalf-ton on 135, 159. and 195- (13400.00) Dollnra. THK ROIIiDUOH OF CAUTBFIET. >BPART»»ENT IN THK BOKOUOH vldeil, liowever, thai the prta ,,?t over mandfactured OF CAItTRRK.T, Tt> ADOPT 111 I'lv'v have maximum- Inch wheelbase and the three-ton Sei'tlon 3. Tlir Ov*r»<-fr of the APPROVED JliXY 1«, I90K." WHICH FOR IT8 (X)VEItNMBNT AND FIX i umlK'nts of offli e of unl on the same wheelbase lengths ZULU Poor nlinil be pnld an annual nalRry 8AII) ORDINANCK WAS SP1TI.E- AND KNFOKCK PKNA1.TIKH Pnlliemen or Patrolman n . v wrldhuof 19,000 and MARRIED of ()n« Tlinua*nrt One Hundred MBNTKD AW> A1THOVKD THWKK VIOLATION OK SAID RI'l^.S AND tieen such for tliree yearv WOMCH (11100.00) l>olla,rs. TO hnotHiATF. AND DHFINE »hnl! he p»M an annual ,;,n,ds respectively. An- Neitlon 4. Th« Street Conimla- MK IT OltDAINKD RY THK Three Thousand (J300».»0) FAVOR A. TUKlll lJtJfriK« AND COMTF.NHA- \ ,,,j,.s is the six-cylinder nloiifr or Htip«rlntendnnt of Honda COUNCIL OF THK HOlUHMill OK ' AlKIITWI) MAKC1I If. 19JB Hei t Ion ">. That Seellon ISA I • hc-cnitlne model. CURIOUS Hlmll he iwlil nn annual aalnry of CAUTI5RKT: Ordinance to wlilch thlit rlow MueK Tinpp ThoiiBRnd (UOO0.0O) iKjllars Section 1, HiM-tlnn I of the above BF. IT ORDAINED HY THK amrndmant Is herahy rnnin ,„.«• power plants are HEADDRESS w H*!> tIon fi^Tlif Hprouih Cl«rk almll entitled nrillnuin ^ tic mid the Rititin M'AYOH AND COUNCIL OF TH1' Dots-Mi WORLD'* BOItOUOH i>P CAIITRRKT: rend aa rollnwa: ,,„ ihe new trucks—a WHICH is <;IVIM hf mill nn nnmial «al»ry of Tlin>(> In herein' aniriuleii to read a^ Tol Se00) DoliRra, which lowi: Kecllon I Se< tlnii It (lr the ordi- tlie Cartrrat Police t*p»rtn ., ,vi six-cylinder engine. "rtliiry HimH li<> in lion of fe<>" but he nance to Which thlx ordinance in an M TiiHDltt SRA.Pt WE wt ? Hrctldii 1. A. For Ihe '-are and he paid nil annual salary ;, ower V-8. and a 146- uliiill lie niilltled to receive all fee* (ilieiHtloti f takr <.|Te< t January I, IKS, w, ,.,l in B functional pat- Independent producing company, roles In Hall Wallls's production, production. Among the most suc- IIOIIR, orilltianirfl. und nil other leical sation for Ilia servlceii aa follmrs. evei1 |>r ordinary Two Thousand Four Hundred parlnienl for » period nf at least Sorry, Wrong Number," based cessful musicals produced by*iaM rourm* of the ronteTntiluted routine ($2(00.00) Dnlliira fur the first year three years prior to liln appointment. limed January 5 194H. . ,,,,.,, and slves added pro- story, "Sister Act," on which the on a radio play by Lucille was "Till the Clouds Roll By/' nf I lip nclmlnlxtrntlve nffnlrs of the of aervlre, and which salary nhall Section 3. Section 19 of the ordi- AUCHWT J. PBR8 first picture was based. The tenta- Fletcher. Kovermwnl of Ilir RoroitRli. Ruch be Increaneil Two Hundred (j'JOOiHH nance lo which this nnlliiani e Is an Borough CB ,t-rnd Strengih«i*4l romiifiiKiitlmi clix>» nol Include leglil Dollars annually fur each iidillt lonal amendment he and I he same Is here- rill tive. The cast Includes Dick Sutan Peters, who was para- nerv|res i>n mmterH nf it apeclal or year of Nervlcp thireflrtcr: provided, by Hinended 10 reml an follows: RTATRMKNT .,, (,nnt end Btrength has Hnymes, John Payne, Gloria De Joseph Pasternak will produce, lyznd from the waist down, In a ii'iliiili.al nn turn nor leRal aervlc*H however, that nf» iMiglueer shall re- Sen Ion 19: The lieutenant of lite The foregoing onllnam-e waf ,,hi(wl through improved ri'mliTFii in any initial lltlgnllon In celvp in I'MPSS of Three ThmiHHnd Police Department Khali tie paid an troduicd at an adjourned mM Haven, Dinah Shore, Doris Day, taring In January, the film ver- shooting accident several ye'ars whlrh the Hormifjch may hr involved. lHOOiiilln Dnlluin |ier annum und annufil salary of Three Thnuaand of the Council of the Baroufl .,,,1,11 suspension and heav- and Eleanor Powell. sion of the radio serial, "A Date ago, Is making her screen come- Herllon 7. The Iternrder of the that nothing herein slmll reduce ihe Three Hundred FInil Fifty (IM').(lili Carteret on January »th, !•**,. 1 '..,.! i nction. Fenders are Riirounh uliall he paid ati annual salary or I'umpenaallon now being Dollara, provided, howerrr. thlit no It was adopted on first reading. with Judy." which will star Eliza- back In "Sign of the Ram," Insnlnry of One Thnuaand Nlii* Hun- received hy the prcMeni Incuinhcnt person shall lie appointed «» Lieu- said Ordinance will he further '., ,,in and of a new design Joan Bennett Is scheduled for beth Taylor and Jane Powell and which she plays the role of a girl dred (JH)OO 00) hollars. engineers of Ihe fire IWparlnienl. tenant unless he shall have been a. "Idered on acond readlnn for; ., ,,udfs sreater tire clear- and provided further that Hiich sal hiemUer of the I'nllce Department adoption at a regular meetlw the leading role tn the screen n which Mary Astor, Xavler Cu- who was accidentally Injured. She Section II The IHredor of Recrea- \,,,,ihpr design advanc*- ary or compensation nhall Include for a period of three yenr« prior to the Borough CnunrH tarliiienl KIUIII lie paid an the amounts to which the Knglneera ills appointment. the Conmli Chamherx, Rornngh ] , iicHvy channel-steel Holding's recent novel, "The Blank annual aaliiry of Two Tnouoand shHll tie entltleil as members nr of Caiterel, N. J, on February Beery will appear. chair In which she spends all of Four Hundred (JMOn.OO) l)ollar«. Section }. Section 20 of the ordi- , ,,., attached directly to fleers of the Volunteer Fire Cnmpn nance to which thin ordinance Is an 1948, at X P. M. when all per linl Wall," which will be filmed by her her time except when she is In her flection » The FionniKh Engineer nles more particularly mentloneil In Interested will lie given an OJ ,,,i ;i(ic rails. The bumper It. «li»ll be twid an annual retainer fee amendment be and la hereby amend- husband, Walter Wagner, as his Since his year's musicale were especially-designed automobile. Hectlons 20 and 37 (if Ihe nrdinniicc ed to read as follows: (unity to be heard , rxtra croa* member of Three Hundred <|300.#O) Dollars. to Which this Is a supplement lin first venture at Eagle-Lion under Sei-llnn 10. The Ilulldlng Inspector Section 20; The Desk Sergeant and AUfU'HT .1. PERU ,,. j.nater rigidity and Ua- Itounds Hergennls shall he tippolnted Rnroiljrh C hi* new producing deal with that LEGAL NOTICES Margaret Lindsay is delighted. vlinll he paid nn innuul anlnry of Section 11, ThU ordinance »hall studio. Ann Blyth and Joseph Cot- v'lvi- Hundred USOO.OO) Dollnrs. •:.'lllilh. She'll play the part of Apples In Section 11. The followtnn em- , iiinfort Is oneol the flrtt ten are both wanted for the film Chartcr If*. 14161 . P.'s Daughter." wtth Bar- ployeen of the Rnroufh of Carteret ... iMims in the new trucks. •nerve District N*. S HIIH 11 lie paid aa follows: Rrawrt •! Caadltlm •« taw bara Stanwyck and Van Heflln and lul The :i«alMtiLnt (o the Borough i , lib deslltn prortdesllv- Ann Blythe is scheduled to go FIIUT NATIONAL BANK will wear cloths resigned by Irene. Clerk shall be paid nti annual salary ,,„, (imfnrt with more apace Into Unlversal-Interantlonat's "Mr IN CAHTEUET, IN THK BTATE OF She got the role because Metro of One Thousand KlKlit Hundred NKW JKHHRT, AT THK CUME OK (tUOO.00) Dollars, BUSY BEE MARKET Peabody and the Mermaid," with • ,, ventilation. BUSINESS ON DBCEWBER 31ST. was so delighted with her fine per- (bl The 8K«lstant to the t'ollector William Powell after she finishes 1»47, PUIJLI8HBD IN IIKRPON8K ,;,•.,(• cabs provide UP to formance In "Cass Tlmberlane." f Taxe« ulinll be palil an simum! wqrk In "Another Part of the TO CAM. MADK BY COMFTROI.I.KIt xalury of Two Thousnnil Two Hun- 'WHERE QUALITY Rl/LES" ;; ti-s greater width and OF TMIK CURRENCY, UNDER SKC She will also be tested (or theheil (12200.00) Oollars. -,'..,• headroom. The door has Forest." TION 6211. V. 8. REVISED HTAT part of the "other woman" In (c) The innltor In the Horougli UTB8. "State of the Union," which stars lUlli ahallVbe paid an Minimi salary , .,,d forward to prowide Two of Hollywood's full-fledged A HURT* »f Two Thousand Elgin Hundred 87 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGI KHh, liftlnncea with otiifr Claudette Colbert and Spencer ,;i,ar,cp when leaving and movie-star bachelors are Cesar r 12400.00) Dollara. : Weather-proofing 1)« hankn. InrluitlnR reicrve Tracy. (d) The Borough (laraxe mechanic Romero and Jimmy Stewart, both haliiiMp, iiml mull Itemi hall be paid a weekly salary of • FREE DELIVERY 8-0739'• mill-lived and the hardware crowding 40. When asked abou 111 prnrMH (if cnllrt'llim 1 .">3-.h3! tl! I'Mfty-Hevgn per debentures 10.070.75 Awentieth Cenrufy - Pox's film. hour on an eight hour per day basts. , Dccii enlarged, Other cab girl." Bachelor No. 2 — Romero — Corporate Kiw ks (Includ- Time Hnd one-half ahall he allowed ,, minis include new coarh- declares he wants no part of thl: ing IS.50" 00 atock of 'That Old Magic," which is based for overtime per diem. . •. ,uth improved cushions. love-in - a - cottage business a Federal Reserve Bank! 5,600.00 on the novel "There Was a Little tf) Men employed as laborers on l^miiN and discount* 14?,S71 .ST Itoad Maintenance and garbage and Chopped Meat 152' Hank premises owntil Man," by Ouy and Constance Pork Loins ^ 55 ,v ill.patch box, sun vU»r "Wives—they're too much trou »nh removal shall be paid at the 1,1,-way air control «y»- ble." None; furnlttir« »nd Ax- Jones. basic rate of One Dollar und lClght tiires. ir..SB(>.II . . C.&&O.40 CentB (tl.OSl per honr on an eight I:.'ill Kstate owned other hour day basis. Time ami one-half PORTERHOUSE In 1948 When Lana Turner finishes he tluin hank premised 1,000.00 June Lockhart finds that It pays nhall he allowed for overtime per nipliLc line of 1948 trucks role in "The Three Musketeers, uiher AKSHS 61.76 to cooperate. Last spring when diem. her studla wanted several film (g) All truck drivers, deluding she start* work In "About Llddy TOTAL AStfKTS |.',7Jt,«28.O7 such as are employed In the Fire nominally rated half-ton Thomas," a story by Marltta Wolff LIAHIlilTIB* stars to go to Texas and help Department, shall be paid forty- The story Is about a young wife Demand deposits of In- premiere the Kenny Delmar pic- Nine DollarB and Fifty Cents (fts.&in : U4-inch wheelbase with dividual*, partnerahlps, per w^ek on a forty hour week basla. und < oruorHtlona ture, '£t's»a Joke, Son," June was Calf's liver \< delivery model and who, during the war, finds he: Time >nd fine-half shall be allowed Tine d«*oalto of IMI •bout Ihefi only ene willing to go.for overtime. ' '• -J STEAK •nip panel aiffl way out of a mental and economi depression, only to find that he: vldusii. partnerships Poy put her under a seven-year (h) Street cleaners shall be paid : ,,.•: n regular and heavy- 1.718,247.»7 contract. Now, June is the toast Twenty-Kight Dollars (128.00) per •.••• 122-Inch wheelbase husband rerturns from war service inf rnltedStatea week on a (lilrty-nvn hour week unchanged. So. the story ends ment (Including of Broadway and. recently, J. Ar- basin. Time and a half shall he al- We Feature a Full Line of UC.0 QUALITY PRODUCTS and . \p. t-ss and stake bodies; I 18,156.1)7 lowed for overtime, with the usual divorce. Stiilfa and thur Rank offered $50,000 for her • i u-imii wheelbase series IV|>II.IIIII 'if services In the feminine role in (I) Park employees shall be paid BIRDSEYE Frozen FOOIIH. .,-.. in idy and single or dual •divisions a* follows: Qreer Oarson is scheduled lor in (certified "Columbus," But June stays on Thtt park foreman sluill Lu paid . .ivailiible; one and one- Broadway with her play. I'Mfty-Two Dollars (|52.00) pur the role in "The Saintly Miss ••I week; park laborers shall be paid Peters." screen comedy by Wil-TOTAL I>K Thirty Dollara <|:i«.00) per week: Park attendants shall he paid Korty- liam Roberts, which MOM will) A few years back, movie pro- Flve UollarK (145.00) per week. Ail bring to the screen, which was TUTAI, I.1AUI1.ITIBH t-J.&3«.J96.KJ ducers went Independent and be-employees designated In paragraph formerly announced for Katha- <'AI'ITAL AOCOUST* gan producing on their own, away (I) xliall lie employed on a forty Cipiul Mioik: hour week basis and shall be allowed GIGANTIC rine Hepburn. In it, she will Tummon xtork, total from the established lots. They time and one-halt for overtime, play the rule ol a school teacher |mr flUO.UUO.OO I 100,900.00 did okay during the lush war years, Section 11. The clerk In the J'ollcel who taken a campaign (or lusher Siiriiliih 87.500.00 but now that bank loans are get-liepartment ahull be paid an annual I 1'nillvldvd pruflti 5.3VI.I1 salary of One Thousand Klglit Hun I pay for her profession to a state I!xnrrvi.-H (rttiik Itetlrf- ting tighter and movie business is dred t$UOO.U0l Dollars. I ALTERATION miint Ai'i'nunt 'or Pre- legislature and learns about lobby- ferred Hturkl 5.530.3^ somewhat ofl, they're making a Koctlon 13. All ordinances or parts thereof, liu'onslntciit with this ordi- ing from bookmakers and other rush for major studio attach- nance are hereby repealed. TOTAL CAPITAL slntstrr operators. This sounds Atl'ol'NTsi ments. Section 14. Thin ordinance shall like a liood role (or Mi*s Oarson. who hadn't been so fortunately TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL cast in the past few pictures. ACCOfNTH t 07 MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS Arrangements have ben com- MBMOIIAHOtlM JERRY MITCHELL Aaaets pledged, or as- AND HIS ORCHESTRA pleted by Edward Oolren and his Hlgned to secure liabili- son, Robert, United Artists pro- ties and for other pur- Featuring Tom Scuttl at the Piano 61,000.00 ducers, to borrow Guy Madison poHei I ORANGE 2-6214 ' • ORANGE, N. J. from David O. Selznick and Diana 8TATB OK NEW JER8ET, COUNTY Lynn from Paramount for the OF MIDDLBttKX. aa: I. John P. Uulvlhlll, caahlar of th* leadlnij roles in 'Texas, Heaven above-namtl bank, do solemnly and Brooklyn." a fantasy about a swear that the a bora atatement I* true to th« beat of my knowledge Texas newspaperman, based on and belief. Barry Benefleld s 1943 novel. "Ed- JOHN P. IfUliVIHILLT Cashltr die and the Archangel Mike.'* Sworn to and subscribed hefor* me this 9th day of January, 1348. f IT* POSSIBLE FOP A I [WEH^ A DIFFERENCE iHOOIttiK YIMIONKA, k*Ar4 TO HAVE ONE 1 OF OPINION N AMY FAMILY, Frederick March and his wife, Notary I'libllc. WIFE TOO MANVAND BUT ALL WILL Mvtt Florence Eldrldge. have been COn PECT—Al test: MAN WHO I NOT BE A BKAMIST.; on and mure houtte- AM'IIIOHI.; Ml'NliV, HAS ONE THAT signed by Universal-International I M WKIHH. • WIFE TOO cs use to play the leading roles In the A. I) ULAJS8, MANY? — CONTINUES — screen adaptation pi "Loom of Directors. GEK BROS. Justice," a novel by'Ernst Lothsu I'ENNIES published In Vienna in 1934, and in WtF SERVICE •5 THE BEST PLACE IrJ the United States in translation FOR THE BEST TOWN DO DO BUSINESS. We Must Clear Our Stock So We Can Go Ahead wi |1(»ni|H, Courteous by Putman In 1935. The story .FUNERAL PIECES. POTTED deals with a jurist who kills his PLANTS, CORSAGES AND MiM'ry Service every wife because she Is hopelessly 111 BOUQUETS Alterations. You Will Find and then becomes a prisoner In Phone WoodhrUUe S-lttl the dock. . Why don't you Marlene Dietrich has been IWALSHECK'Sl "l'<» this easy way? signed by Paramount to star with PLOWEK SHOP Jean Arthur and John Lund in VALUES GALORE "A Foreign Affair." The story Is 98 MAIN STREET AM8OY AVENUE^^.GftEEN STREET about an American Congreas- WOODBRIDGE, N. J. jptl PICK-UP^' DtLiVERY iERVICtWOOOBMDGf 6-0667 woman (Miss Arthur), who visits We Dolinr and Telecnph ALL MARKED DOWN FOR THIS SALE occupied Berlin to Investigate PlOWWf troop morale. NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS ALL SALES FI! The Eastern Conservatory OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 6^-FRlDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. of Music and Arts — ALL DAY WEDNESDAY — ROSEIXE, NEW JERSEY ENTIEE STORE WILL BE COMPLETELY REMODELED. Modern Fixtures will be iiintulled for your shopping convtinien( SPRING REGISTRATION #km *ou w»nt » »ilif«- Open Novr Thtough Februttf itn Job, let expert* tuuidlt ^ For Couna Privately and in the O ttt Xwt r»*l« w» »» «• Ml m nin from » Ur- hMrtnt it«» *"* *"*»» 1 $fo» Orchestra incfBind wKTUmagli our food N> .CtWrtetpomt * C Ensjml>!? initChonl Mb HWVIM. ; vr AVENEL STMRT 4T V Wtkitig DEPA? NT AVENJ Radio •'i^jwmc. CARTTO1T PM!8P| FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1948 PACE vartUge of evsrywie in Oft i Monte P. Noreross, of! town, ha» been omclaJIy c 1947 tomato champion, ton a field of Wl tomato grower* HBl.r __ qualified as members of tt»« < B Advertinng 10-ton ohib sponsored by OPERATORS WANTED New .Jerspy Cannws Attocim, TO WOIIK 1'ART-TIMIC A year ago only 284 urou and DIRECTORY H;OM r, TO " P. M, _ qualified with tnn ton yields woowmmot INDEPP.NDFNT IN THIS COMPLETE <;i> I'AY Noreross won the prlae fov LCADRR CARTERET NOVELTY CO. I'll' FOl!l>, Hul ylRld of 23.27 tons of tomm CARTERKT PRESS per acre. HP BIRO took sen WHEELER AVF.. CARTERKT RARITAN TOWNSHIP KORDS 1*40 place in thP quality class •* BEACON his crop Rrarilnn 86 per ( • Groceries <& Metts • ftSMtig • # Taxi 1 I>RW1TO, Accountants • iiKi.i wAHTrn. Ttm« U. S. No. 1 and 13 per cent 1; HHSNTftH AND ROOFER No. 2. WOODBRIDGE ONE NEWSPAPER KOVAC MOTORS r KAIHKR-FHAXKft P>iblH: Accountinf Time '«<> P« '!"• Market OPERATORS Anilioy Av«. f TH.IM .... »o P«r line 720 2 noy workers rovprrd by unempld INCOMF, TAX lllW TlTNCS *<•• P" On Brassier* rrrpnt onrnperiRRtinn are «xp« SVMKMS INSTALLED b pay $300.00 for • TAXI WANTHB T<> BUNT Grocer and Butcher cnolnn "bonm" times as $3.40 BOnKHKlI RVir $1*000 job? THREE NEWSPAPERS Sinpfle or Double Needle piml Vot- 000,000 |»as paid out in wt MM'IU swill IT Y TAXKR »•• Mtr» lor Tlmi> 8-0200 Tlmi.it Hi- pwr )ln» uran ii»tc durinK 1M7. according to li.iv or Vtstil Srrrk* S52 New Brunswick Avenue ll(1 11 )lnt Machines I" " nr 8 rooms, helng evIHirl William Murphy ( r lln r|1 > Ir n Sttte Unemployment ComprnJ Times Hi' P ' * Paid Holidays :,tb Wininar tn .to »wn l « ! ": Cro. C. Ford*, N. J. AT*. I>AY AND NKIIIT SRRV1OK tlon Comml.ssion . New Jnrjl 99 I YEARLY CONTRACT) •\u. WoodbiMg* 1 PaW Vacation* 1/917 Pnultrympn will discuss plan-;] f. o Telephone: Perth Amboy 4 45M g N. J. MrTEHKl> RATF.8 I linen "ii« pupiT .... *« P* I"" MTIJ Hurt V4 MBe >»f an liBfO- -Hir** pujitrs lro p»r llnf nlrl the nntlmml food coi ». a-tt7«-M *V— 6 Hn«.t,> Steady Employment WANTBD TO **>Y Rack Adtfntwial M Wlr . l»c Minimum npnc-e h tkm program al sessions aitaruj K of c-oi»y illowed monthly. Pleasant Working Conditions OFPHS: 441 HSARL STREET lellrri to » llnu- -flvft *«T<»B. PIANOS WANTED during Farmers' Wpek in Tr< • CNer Blocks • Janten & Son MUF N. J, ton on January 28 and 36 PA» PRictS PAID National observance of Ajncr HtOZEN FOODS W*rk ADVFATIMNG Natural Form Brassiere CALL P. A. i-\ nynhlw In nrtvunr*. Kiroptlona aro Company ftclally opened in New Jeremy j PERTH AMBOY mile for eslahllnhetl ncrniinta only. TAXI fortrwr Secretary nf War Roh ANU Irregular Inaartlnna will l>« TWO HOUSK UtTH. nxin KAC.II CONCRETE PRODUCTS CAB SERVICE, INC mr|f*d for at tlie ono-tlmo rale. 289 FRONT STREET OELH'ATESSEN I-'AIHVIKW AND ('OLONIA AV'I,. P Putternon In Newark on 588 Alden Street 24-HOUR SERVICE Ad» orrleml four Ilinn anil (Opposite Ferry Station) WOODBrtllxHi, N. J. rirtry 4 . . . Seven boajlei CO., Inc. nppcil lieToro that tlrnt- will be fTM HACR RmWy PWIM W0-M4M hurffttci for thf artunl n»inh*r cif wpro arrpsted In New Jersey' N. J. 14 ORStN BTRFKT nn>« lhn «<1 uppcnroN, rhsrgrlnn al PERTH AMBOY. N. J. EARLE F. HARRIMAN 8181U BLOCKS O. Itaag, Prop. Stftte ABC wtpntR during Dfrf 125 Rahw»T AveaiM W0ODBRIDGX ii- rate earned. bpr . . . Reinstatement of Water RMmnt Prompt Delivery Tile Woocllirldgo Publishing Co l/J-Sl CARATIKK, "JAISK 'Bfrves I lie tiK^'t t" P<"', revlae or Jftlnt Congressional Commit M45 15e Rlnt H MU« Jut All i'6py KUhmltted and will on Reduction of Non-Bwenii Ml Fiyrtte 8t «" *• « lot be rcapormlMe for more than SECRETARY » PLOTS FO* «A»iR • Rns l«o Ka. AM U ML nil In'rorrpft Insertion nf any ailvflr- WOODBUM1K Federal Kxppnditures is Wtpd j lisiraiet •cinent. Tlip co-operation of the ShorlliAnd tmientlal. Hours »:S0 8-HOOM HOUSE: the Btate ChambPT of Cominc • DeJIcatesseis • i1v*il B1!1I)OE R,13H-M (QUALITY FIRST) HAVES FUEL 1/16-IS to New Jersey next spring fri Phone WoodhrMxe 8-1867 Telepbln* I-HIM 3S6 Augusta Street, South Amb»y EXPERIENCED BOXERS, Fhonei: WAJIMTH seed sent to Georgia last fall .1 n)RT III! AM* NKW DKI.l XR HRNIMX— Licensing of retail food stores! P. A. 4-W74 Wood. 8-2388 C1.KAN OPERATORS AND $185 KIKB LEARNERS. ran pftrr T'P, N. New Jersey is recommended • Depsrtaeit Stwei • • Limber & IMNwtrt § 1NSIJI.ATKS WAODBRIIM1IC M-IMM-J the State Department o( W«1R|| EAMY TO INSTALL 1/16-16 • Tncklig & Rigging • BHV NOW! EXPERIENCED FLOOR and measures . , Oovwnor Kitchen Cablneta ABBE LUMBER CORP. GIRLS. nATHTtJBS—Uvdlory bnln», toilet fred E Drlsooll believes In combination!!, medicine oablnsta, principle of universal mill Cabinet Combination Sink 4 Tab Phone P. A. 4-3823 AVK\K1,, N. J, Steady Work U4iu', Men*. ChildrW. John F. Ryan, Jr. (2- cabinet combination link, copper training . . . Stronger enfo Linoleum Topi Sc Formica Topi O tuhlna; and (ttlnga, brass pipe and Millwork of All Type. Frederick Bros. lltllngii. 2", S", 4", 5", 6" cant Iron ment of the IRWS against utd Clothing Sand and Dirt Fill Insurance Benefit* pipe ami nttlni>. Coal and oil burn- walking is requested by the 8ti ALL WORK GUARANTEED HospltaHsation boll»m. Oniral Jrroey Supply <'o, Millwrighting and Steel All Types Millwork 201 Second .St., Perth Amboy, N, J Department of Motor Vehicles! Acme Milling & Lumber Erecton CEILING TILE Paid HolWan I'. A. 4-5T0O save lives of podrstrlans . Choper's Dep't Store BUILDERS' HARDWARE Vacation with Pay 1/9-31 New Jersey Taxpayers Assoc Trucking and Rigging (."ORNER CAM NETS Company Heavy Hauling WAHDHOBES--AU, TYPSS tlon Is celebrating the tenth 111 Main Strnt, Woodbridgt, N. J. Wo*fbrld|* OOOllS ANIi WINDOWS FRIGIDAIRE nivemry of Its clever "Kn ATMMI Street, New fthool KITCHEN CAU1NET8 CARTERET SHIRTS A f«w <>cuhlr ft. rerrlgo 416 Meredith St. Perth Amfxiv MODI.I>1N()S- ALL TYPB8 avRllable—priced at S19-IT&. Fir«i Your Government" articles HOUGH I.UMHKH come flr«t nerved—5-)'ear warranty Farmers and fnrm workers INC liudret term.i. K«K>I BROS. Tempo- New Jersey are now to mi Dog Kernels L. FRANK'S LUMBER A 652 Roosevelt Arenas rary lUdlu anil Appliance l>ept , IK7 Saws Sharpened • Weldlftg - Brazing t Wfnlflcld Ave., Clark Township. their employment needs kno Carteret, N. J. SUPPLY CO., Inc. I Near Hahway Clly Line) HAH- to the New Jersey Stnte Emplfl Woodbridge Lumber Co. ONVKHV BLVD * IHTTKU AVB. GOING AWAY? Clark's Welding Works ment Service . . . Trre' 1 BOAR'-> YOUR DOGS Portable Equipment WOODBRIDGE 8-1842 Legislature will begin its II 1/9-31 Sewing Machine Dully-Weckly-Monthly Rates Welding & Brartne State Dome business session here next Ma Woodbrrdf*, N. J. day after organizing on Tue.'c »nd Stripping Blacksmith & Spring Work (AnrKNTHV Operators (Continued from Editorial Page' of this week. Well Ventilated 369 New Bruntwick Avenue Pressers would bring a tear to your eye of tare T*W»h*mi Woodbridr* 8-01 Jl \HAIiKS - POKC1IK* - DORMRIIA Ford., N. J. II' DORUBlt FROM »3SE. Finishers They have just received a re- CAPITOL CAPERS: — Qovi ;l Veurs to Pay on F.H.A. Plan, quest (rotti the National Protest- nor Driscoll is finding it eiu Telfphone Perth Amboy 4-0138 Riprrirarrd aa rvata «a« aalta. Spick & Spin Kennels Churchwell & Bamaby ant Orphanage of Budapest, to drive the donkey than the 1 BOX 218, Iiiman Avenue 45 FIFTH AVE,, AVENEL Louis Durnya. Prop, WIHIUHIillXiiO N-«7^-J Pa>. Hungary, for a supply of second- phant these days . . . The • Mutes! Nttnme«t8 • 1/9-31 Krai W arklBK I oaaltl>Bl. Railway, N. J. Woodbrldee 8-21I1-J hand clothing. In the past they Jersey Taxpayers Association I Apply. KAIIWAY 7-^:!3-Rl Headquarters for Quality Mwtotl JUST . PI have sent old clothes to both slsts there are more pork did IrutrunienU and Accessor**! Rahway Neo Coat Co., Catholic and Jewish Orphanages per dollar in a tax cut than] TRUMPETS, CLARINETS, Servhe Stations IIIMNKY £ FURNACE CLEANINO there. Headquarters for the a wage rise ... Moore and Muq HOTEL FOR DOGS SAXOPHONES, ACCORDIONS, RBPAIRS Inc. R. J. SI-AKTH group Is SOO William Street, more were the names of two nii Heated VIOUNS. Paragraphs 10 SmUk Strret Av^ael 276 Hamilton Street Trenton, the home of State Sup- drivers involved In the same 1 WUUDBK1UUE 8-144»-J ervisor Arl, and they would be cident recently, aeeordlng to Eddie's Music Center 1/9-31 Rahway, N. J. CATS ALSO BOARDED CUrkton's System 1/9-31 very pleased to receive a bundle State Department of Ma and To remodel a house, first figure •OV1KO AND 8TORAGB for Budapest. Vehicles . . . Cocker & Pointer Puppies t«r Sale School of Muiic MTVATIONI WANTED— ESSO SERVICE the cost of materials. Then esti- PEMALK LINCOLNIA KENNELS 3(7 State Street mate the cost ol labor, and multi- JOB SIMON FARM CROPS:—Farm crops 1947 PLANE PRODUCTION MOVING and STORAGE 11KLIAHLE WOMAN will care (or Perth Amboy, N. J. mboy Ar»na» and Jann Str**l ply by three.—Miami Herald. raised at state institutions In During 1947,1,800 military en 959 Middlesex Ave. Metuchen LOCAL »nd WSG DI8TANCE children In her own home, by the Telethon* P. A. 4-1290 B LAICCH STHRET CARTBRET hour, day or week. Best refer*nci'R, New Jersey this year have been about 15,000 personal planes N. i. Mostly Belllnf (JAMTBKBT t*-«4M CALL WOOUBHIDGK K-OilKH-J valued at 11,431,331.13, exceeding approximately 280 two-en|lne a i Metuchen 6-2360 1/J-S1 1/I5-1C Moviig An artist confesses he put ten that of last year by $101^185.13. four-engine transport* were c« WO-ft-1114 years' work Into a picture he has structed. At the wartime peak SBCKKTAKY — 1 yrars experience, There was an actual overall • Drug Stores • just sold. Nine of them are said PAIMTHO icKlrea Kleno-Typlnit or llookkeep- 1944, the Industry turned out 9 to have been devoted to selling Ing work tit home. Increase in the volume of produc- CARTER A SWEEJIEV 369 aircraft. Veterans* Tracking It—Montreal Star. TALL WOODVHIDOB a HOB 4 tion as well as fa the dollar FAINTING AND PAPKRHANOIMa 1/16-18 Movtn* Our Specialty • Service Stattois § INTE1UOR AND EXTEKIOR value of production, according Kiner led National loop In sli i'J Pharmacy Probably AL1, NOW FOR WINTER HATES to E. Raymond Ring. Farm Su- 634 AMBOY AVENUE AUTO ACCESSORIES King with percentage of .639. Chefs of the future wilt cook WOODBHIDUK t±JV74*-i pervisor of the State Department 1010 RAHWAY AVENUE PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 12/18-1/9 P. A. 4-3229 with heat generated by atomic of institutions. Gar liner's WE CARKT WOOUBRIDGE 8-1914 energy. Their specialty will prob- Vndrr the Hauigeiucat of ROOFING A COMPLETE LINE OF During the seven year period ably be fission chips.—Chips. Prescriptions E. PELICAN and W. PUBDY Amoco Service AIA TTPKfl or ROOKS HJtPAIRBt) Genuine Oldsmobile Parts from 1940 the value of institu- WHITMAN'S CANDIE8 Moving and General Hauling Quite' late—Shingles. Tile »ud Flat Roofa, and Accessories tional farm products Increased Motor Tune-up Brick Walls Wattr proolad. over a half million dollars. Farm Cosmetics Anvwhera" Quite a bit of the world's DIAMOND ROOFINQ AND MBTAL Film Complete Lubrication Service trouble is produced by those who WORK8 WOODBRIDGE products were valued at W87 - t«fi New BruDawtek Av»4at Greeting Cards don't produce anything else.— AUTO SALES H7.91 in 1640 and $1,431,331.13 Pet Shop Battery Service Perth Afliboy. N. J. in 1947. Pathfinder. l/J-31 Authorized Oldamoblle Dealer reen St. and Rohway Ave. The value of production in FRESH DAILY Its A Fact SEWING MACHlHBf 475 Kahway Avenue Woodbridge Raymond Jackson WOODBRIDGE 8-0560 various categories is listed as fol- U. S. QOVT INSPECTED At twenty a man thinks he can Telephone Woodbrldg« J.QUO lows: Held crops. $196,831.01; save the world; at thirty he be- WE HKPAIK ALL HUKKl AJter I P. M.—80H1 fruits and vegetables, $389 109 10 & Son HORSE MEAT OK SHWINQ MACUlHm l/K-31 gins to wish he could save part KH«K ESTliATB dairy products. $514.75192' pig- Pet* and Supplies Geis Bros. of his salary.—Atlanta Two Bells. Itlll Partita; U» to «tt CM* ft» Vaar geries, $1M,337,88; poultry, $91,. DRUGGIST Vacd S|fc*er s«nlac llacklkta. • AUTOMOBILE)) KOH MALU a SERVICE STATION MINUKK HBW1IIU CE.VTKH 909.01 and miscellaneous $49- JOE'S PET SHOP Pessimist «* Imlta Rlrnl, PwtH ABb«r, H. I. HERE ARE SOME 368.24. ' ' 88 Main Strewt 14J8 IRVING STREET JACK, BILL, FRANK, PROP3. "And now," said the woebegone Perlk Aaabor 4-4W41 RAHWAY, N. J. WASHING, GREASING looking character In the Punch REAL BARGAINS! During the year 1.060 Institu- Woodbridge, N. J. TIRES REPAIRED IMJ ri.YMUt TH II tional cows produced 10,377 254 Rabway 7-1227 cartoon, "were threatened with •an CIIKVBOI.BT ixs Telephone: 8:0554 1948." 1UM l)K»(rtV ^ pounds of milk, an average an- AMBOY AVENUE AND 1VM HI 1CK fOWKHTIHI.l • IM nual yield of 9,790 pounds of Radios GREEN STREET Tough SEWING INSTltltTIOSS milk per cow. The »,051 hens of New elatsttcn In home dreaemaklng WILSON MOTORS WOODBRIDGE, N. J. The Austrlaus haven't had it re now forming, classes mornlnf, St. Uwin A»«a««i - Wtl-M-OI »ie institutions produced 1,779,- Pretcriptioni 297 e s kfternoon ami evening Complete Clwvtrlraf, AirufI, S. J. «« . »n average of 1966 Wo«lbrldf« 8-M87 too easy, and now singing com- 1/IS-lli Anderson Radio «ur»8 ONLY »10. ENIlOLL TODAT eggs per hen, Cotmetic* - Hallmark Card* mercials will be broadcast from •INUKlt NKVVI.NCi C'ENTIW PERTH AMBOY the American radio station In (I Smith 8t. Perth Amboy 4.0741 • HKAL KDTATK Vt)U SALE • Uow would yon Uk* to write that country.—Christian Science /i TOMATOES:~New Jersey to check for $2,498.M It youmstf dal Public Drug Store hone Perth Amboy 4-3735 llolbhan Brothers Monitor. mato growers, who produced 1 - New Year a bay 19S8T ¥«B can ' HELP WANTED—M ALB exactly that by algninf you n»i GARAGE 923,000 bushels ol delicious to- SALES—414 Amboy Are., P. A. any time in Juuary to *• »«ttoril 95 Main Street Die Early, BroUwr matoes this year, are planning to All National Brands, Radios, EM» Prodneb lion form at your bank which Woodbridge, N. J. The world Is to last 20,000,000 WANTED! organize an association Appliances and revision Pkott* on a permit them to take $11.15 a mi years more, says a geologist A SMILING BUTCHER nationwide bask from the fundi you hmv« M I SERVICE—435 Smith Street WoodfcrJdf. 8-00M aad 8-0533 which makes us sob to think RENT Led by delegations flom N«# M4 boy MM W Savtei ~ Cor, Amboy A»«B«« aid how many dates our descendants Steady punltlun KIIUI| salary. Telephone 8-0W>S iipert Guaranteed Workmanship Apply In i»r*>n J«sey and California, the toma- ym every nonth for (he ant 8d 3 will have to learn.—Chicago Post 2 Room Hcuse to Bfowers feel that through a years. Tfee Payroll 8avta|s PtaX TIr«« tad Tab** GEORGE'S MARKET national association they m.! which la *o wrtUl paymenl nj tRealEitati-liwraici* Have You? VtSHlK AVK.,?'AHfBHKT S M buy fevtari Bo#4« wtere y«i woi Electrician • N 1. Have you heard about the guy 4»- a Month exchange Information on acre- —U equally powerful In prwtaciif who was so dumb that one day he ] lu-lt) age, contract prices, inventories •liable netteff out of/refolw MI Doiudd T. Manson was walking in a field and stum- Bat wterani ran buy 'em for tbal. and market prospect, to the ad- U. S. TnaiMij Dtfttlnt Service Electric Co. Andy's Esso SurvieetUer bled over a pile «f milk bottles EXPERIENCED AJler a imall duwu payment, |49.M INSURANCE monthly payi all •irtying ch»r«e» • 118 Main Street and ran home and told the far- ARMATURE WINDERS WINTERIZE NOW! mer he had found a cow's nest? (latca, iu«., prin., & iui.) on your 8PBU8IBE BO1TE KOit MEUIL1M AND I.AKOK MlZE «wn home iu il>i» gardeu-typ* 'Woodbridge, N. J. LVBRICATlpif MUTOHH. l8 BlIT heB VKT —U. 3.8. Maryland Catepaul,t. develwpiueut. F,II,|, uu-rnl upc - *! * Jl Electrical Contractors R*pr«»>.Un( Bu,Dua Brotatr* TIKE RKP4IU Ail 1 0IU>l A Co. Over M YMTI aafTlce uu your (JI l " -,• Plant Maintenance Battery Charsin,, Truck an4 What? ELECTRODYNAMIC . • Hume Maintenance What's more, confusing to , WORKS At MAIN H ft VICIOIY a NEEDKO SMW1Y DOWN • Building Maintenance Maltw, N«i. 4, M * M Iwm T.I. WooJbrid*. B-l»tt-J ti-Uour Towltif nxed-lncome group than the aii AVKNUB A AND NOKTH ST. For Service and nouncement of the threatened BAYOJ«5K, N. J. Wittu. t nOtt «f Ntw i.w«- •Teleplionr Woodbridfe 8-1H11 Woodbrldf e 81541 third round of »age increases 1/UU •hk. Moiali.M, f.rti, AaO>.y t Uliwoy NV %UV) nwarhrr tit rUBNITUEE AVENEL, N. J. —ChrUtian Science Monitor. oawa a«(n»Ht. Fueral Directors ROUTE 25 LABORERS Copiwr Plumbliu. H«t4- AIRCRAFT nut «.L ~* ^ HINH ROOFING Aircraft manufacturers l os CHEMICAL ' Qutt«n - U Avenel Service Station money in 1947, aa they did to 1646 Rakin Agency Synowiechi SI*** ^ by Meyer CARTRRXT—Doubling up due ,\]C Rrrre»tkBj tle difficulty, the league leading Bill Saloi, Rider CDliege Proth the Dragons J. Trwko to th« Christmas and N«w Tear's uras , 166 136 136 Machine Shop B kefclers scored a From all sides we are getting praise of Joe Combe's holidays, the Academy Bar scored star, who baggrd 13 points a-s the a 61 to 81. and M. Yunha .. US 108 99 clean sweep over the Mast place B. Dsrko i douMc triumph, tot-h by two- tenders whlpved the Ukm John Stand 3 86 131 134 141 Receiving team in the P-W Bowl- hijrh-atoppin' Carteret High School baafcetfemll e»f«rs. rfy martins, in th» County Major 4S-3A soore fttenda? night al a. Rako t 123 137 165 ing League last FYlday night at . . . Unbeaten in seven straight gitnn, at tki* writ* Uajuc over the week-end In tht th* high school court. 3m Kend- JM Kaod cnres follow: M. ttlttuch 134 163 136 the Academy Alleys. The league inj?, it wouldn't aufprise me if the boyg fo thfWlfh ftrst maifch rolM at tfcrteret. the Rlerski «-as hljth scorer In thla T. Olnda NEPP8 leaders hold a Tout-game margin loeahi tank two froth the Mllltown name with a total of 1* polrta. Ww p O B<8 688 667 over Boiler A and Maintenance, without ft sinjrie defeat. . . , Of course, ft is admit- ttm. In the second framr ttir Bar But It was the all-around play- Xuama 3 0 CMffiHA!lin"« MARKET («) both of whom are deadlocked for ted they still have to meet Long Branch ««4 So«th thr Meutittn Aecs In two Ing of Bill Baloe. whose exhibition 1 1 S. Yarr 124 90 06 first pteee. of tme-hhnd overhead passing and t 0 B. Baltwk* 143 123 111 Other result* follow: River, both formidable foes, and then'a *« tolling Mcnnwhllc the Academy Alleys tricky bucket shots kept the fans aeott W pertetu; 0 ft A. Kondaa 138 131 161 team Standing what inifht happen in thesi games. . . . Tlien let ua suffered a Romewrtut different fate In a constant uproar. Ukes I ft 0 8. Cyaeaki 134 112 136 Won Lost not forgwt the return engagement with Perth Amboy. After winning two (tames from In another name the Wings de- Pore«er« U Vt I 4 Blind 103 103 103 Machine Shop B 19 2 Bowl-O-Bar at Carter?!, thp locals feated the Orioles, 34 to 30. Boiler A 15 6 . . . The county rivals irere beaten here last Week in dropped three names to the 3ayrp- FORHBT&H8 WWQ8 681 631 S97 Maintenance 15 « Vllte Reos. P T 1 31 a red-hot (ratne and It goes without saying that they'll 10 Heat Exchanger 14 7 ACADEMY BAR <3) 0 0 Harwkl 0RAOOK8 Office #1 U 10 be out for revenge when the locals go to Perth Amfajy. ChomfcW 1M it! 0 0 RamwlB 0 t amtdak Office #2 10 11 ... In all these games, as a plain matter of fact, Donnellj 187 IBS 115 Ward 0 3 WaatowtM 3 UmdCmtingti-l to Win Bolter B 8 15 M. Sloan MS 168 181 2 3 1 Guards 6 15 Coach Joe iComba has his fingers crossed and he Bubnnhelmrr 217 177 180 aiuchowskl 0 I J. Breehka ... 1 6 Condenser 6 15 dewsn't uncross thettl until the final whistle..«. Even R. Chomickl 153 178 176 0 13 JabeJ I • 1 CARTERET—With Stan Dere- wesky and Klkt Hamulak trading Receiving , 3 18 though he doesn't show it, he's just as nervoto as the BartB 1 1 » 861 870 Stelgnum 0 Ctapllnakl 1 he way, the Casting No. l pin- players, and, in private, he will admit it to you. ners took three games by wide MAINTENANCE <3> MILLTOWN REO (V 164 mafgJns from the Casting No. 2 Noe „.. IK IBS 163 Without tossing any bouquets around, we-can't help Vatga.. 171 163 33 • 81 159 ORtOLBS, team, Jtst Friday night in the Freeman IW 168 IS* stawtoft . lie m hv periods: but recognise the fact that during the comparatively 176 Navy Wins Twin USMR Inter-departmental league. Cotgan 181 181 110 1S7 2 6 8-21 & 4 170 Cowuhock a CASTING NO. 1 (3) Bawcha* 301 163. 187 short time that he has been coaching basketball at the in l«l 18 16 fc-51 ttako 179 ITS Kamey T. Bereftanik 183 ISO 168 Blhrt m IK 138 Washington Avenue institution, Joe has compiled an Bill In Midget Felauer SHYMANSRTS 180 187 184 enviable record, to aay the least.... Year after yeaf, 870 841 806 Utus O P 238 187 172 74* 756 738 Lnkach : 3 Vftrgji 173 303 GUARDS <«) in his own way, Joe h*s moulded together winning Loop, 33-3,18-13 ]•••'•' B 0 160 ACADEMY BAR (2) Donagrnie A Hamulak 17& 166 MS SUUkO 167 M8 137 combines, and the net result has been that Carteret's 1. CJloHlldJtl 179 184 195 M l!' 0 0 CARTSRET —Thp Navy sank Phita Q) BullWan 101 IN 106 228 199 156 3 1 cage quintets, like its football teams, have begun to t. l the Greyhounds In the Midget Cage 3 947 860 838 M 110 131 M. 172 155 Tl 111 0 tu League on Tuesday night, 33 to t, CASTING NO. 2 (0) Mere* 1J7 111 140 gain prominence around the "state. The record speaks lf« 184 1 0 T. Blftenhehnn- as Makkaai scored 17 points. In a Score by periods: 0 0 W. Malonlikl 180 1M 174 Qarvey 138 1M 170 for itself, as the politician would say. H. 197 m 179 ings 4 6 13 f. Kurtiak 177 127 se«md game, the Navy also came through victoriously, after a hard Orioles S 4 10 1 31 O. Oumham 123 177 641 661 683 Recreation leagues rolling along, . . . Craftsmen's 953 999 819 J. Mttur 178 181 fight, to down the Buddies, 18-13. StTARfl 171 Club square dance was a "howling*' success, thatiiw to NAVY P Broka 1S3 142 183 BOnJBR A. (3) o committee headed by Charley HenueJ. . , . Feresters Tauscher 186 P ... I I Komanicky 1M 132 171 a P High School Fi\ < Mortsea lift 213 168 m 181 Ward 1 1 ... 0 0 running away with Senior League face, after bagging 170 123 Mudrak 180 170 169 Brrae 0 0 798 730 827 Tarnowsfcl 1M 168 159 M» 286 .... a 184 seven straight wins this week. . ,. Twenty years ago: Welrup Makkai '. 2 4 bsts No. 7 To .... l 0 179 117 172 Musxyka 1 155 316 164 8chfai>e . 3 6 let 3 M. Luca* 1M 155 Ask Bill Kochek about the basketball game that FerHllnri may be difficult Jo fit 166 Snim . 1 4 ( B: ..-n » Carteret played against Jamesburg on a court lorated •OT 491 918 1 3 Keep Undef eat« 1 o, wfctn thty in nwdea next ywr. 8« Shark© /'i :n;itm 0 1ft t fMd Idea to *M yew dealer 836 932 851 over a b^r room, with an old-fashioned stove in one ACADEMY ALL2Y8 2) now and maki amnfementt for BOILER B (0) Rubwtkl IW 111 177 18 CARTERET—Joe Comba't 4 68 of the corners. . . . 181 1948 firtlllrer, lay county agrioB- N. Lucas 145 139 8. Sloan 196 176 BUTXHBS ying Oarteret High School hv periods: tural worken. The aifett pltn li to. Batarls 178 149 160 Clark 167 171 shooters made It seren to 4 13 33-11 a F P get delivery of fertUlxer «t the •«• Polkjard 131 158 170 Horvath 172 174 186 ast Frtoay before another u-ki's 6 5 •6-81 J. Medvetz 1 2 0 Ueit opportunity, Macloch 140 141 157 M. Udzlelak , l»0 1»« 173 M. Mlsdom 4 hemae of stricUy pvrMkan Tctra Pinners Gain LeadcrsLost To 1 9 outtm a supposedly-strong Poll 138 118 184 R. Medvete 0 ' 0 936 0 iltum club, &5 to 34, in S83 Wl T. l«wlOT 0 0 •-Ivnnia firnwn have Ftnt iBioriooe 0 pected to be a close (amb. 725 777 7M Full Came Over Lowly Team In B0WL-O-BAR (1> Bohac 0 0 0 ,-:'.mcnt of ntarhr two bil- t Fint typt of Insurance limed In Pinkos 165 188 178 At no time after the n..rs in (arm land, MMInft, tht UaiUd Stttei WII marine In. MACHINE SHOP B (3) Usney W» 179 2*6 3 13 whistle was tnere any < HI. machinery, livestock lurinct. The flrit office was opmti Coppola* 181 181 130 Fosklor Team Hill Bowl Loop Dellapa 13* 19« 174 Soore by periods he outcome or the si < •:•; '"i hind. fai N«w York City in 17U. Butkocy 166 169 -163 Haleluk 1«7 »0l 166 Navy i 9—18 the l«ml forces. The Comb* J. Mayorek .'. 1M 1<8 198 CARTERET -The league lead- CARTERET—Both leaders lost Doktotrich m 1M daddies :... A 3—IS toffptd IMo a 17 to « lead «• Mltroka 187 IN 148 Ing Tetra pinners gained a full to second division teams in the strength of some niftj 847 914 892 by Bob OTJonnell, who E. Mayorek 177 117 193 game by scoring a clean sweep Hill Bowl Women's League this over CTC. while the second place week. Cutters dropped two games i "~ P j«Jints, and kept right on fO) outsooring the visitors In 888 869 m Fosklw keglers were winning two to the Hill Bowl while the second' ACABEMY ALBT8 Gibson „ 0 0 games from Pyro in the Westvaco place Quality Bakers took it onjM. Rutoarskt 1« 21« 181 Schwartz 6 0 period. Rren In the last hail RBCEIVINa DIPT. (0) 159 193 0 Carteret made use of Its P. LaBooco 137 144 163 Bowling League this week at the the chin in two games at the hands j B. Sloan 171 Mtrelo 1 Hill Bowl. of the last place Joyce team. |Cl?rk MS 172 161 Patera 6 0 stringers at regular in J. Lusnak 144 117 153 Horvath 134 172 15S MlkaUo 0 0 was decidedly a one-sided J. Medvets 173 126 118 High scorers for the week were HILL BOWL WOMEN'S LEAGUE," 194 189 Lukach 0 0 The score: I. Promh .„ 145 131 127 atrtte, all tod UelewsU 213 Team Standing of Teams CARTERET C. Dziak 151 170 165 W L 90S Won Lost Cutters (34 17 867 W2 1 1 O . aAYRKVlLLB REC (3» Tetra 34 14 Quality Bakery 31 20 NAVT Kaskiw, f 3 749 696 725 Carlisle 176 161 198 30 18 Kutcys 29 22 O F Bartko, f 1 Fosklor Stehm 191 191 207 27 21 Oreenwalds 28 22 3now _ 5 0 ,0'Donnell, f 6 OPFICE HO. 1 MIDGET LEAGUE •«f>fin«

rsey Accord- How many ways ran you cook of 1U ranks. There are 8JJO0 "8e«. 1 yeast cake ples. Add quickly to rind mixture. ttlt •,, 'ir, !l"«:.t IMlie Of JKRSrV apples? Do ynu ever experiment? bees" st.tll on active duty Hid 341. 1 tablespoon sugar Stir In combined sugar and flour. PLANS !v in - >n:: i i v publication nf 000 on Inactive duty. Thtjf were T-y some of these apple recipes l'i cups milk ' Add eggs. Bpoon into pie shell Top thr R'j fin •' PUnning. New Jer organized In 1B41 as a hlgh.Bpe | that have been sent me from 1 cup flour It with pastry strips, lattice fash- ri UPA |>ojn"!ivr,' cf Economic !>• advance baw-bulldlng otiUjt ca- V« cup shortsntng »#liipnii>r' frv flv municipali- friend*, which their families have ion. Brush with top milk. Bake in pable of defending iUeli undo, 1 cup sugar ty fnivf Mii.i[>ied piannltis clnce found to be so good. an oven 450 degrees for 15 min- enemy flre, 3 well beaten eggs J|4fi mvl !"!!iviini' more Intend utes; reduce heat to 350 degrees 4 cups flour to fin MI i.iw.r) In addition elsh' Fried Apples and bake 30 minutes longer. Serve 1 teaspoon salt OOunti'" ii'M have planning Wa»h tart apples and slice with with whipped cream. A WISE BIRD board< the Uins on, In thin slices. Fry 8 or 8 large apples peeled and MIAMI, Fla, —A pigeon, u In b«on fat, covering the pan un- sliced thin young to fly, fell from its neat int< The S';i'< plnnniru' Inwilciet lilvei Melted butter or margarine Apple DumpUtif 1 Ul apples are tended. Add brown a downtown street and whlla peri i dit'r -' 'if ihe survey recently Sugar and cinnamon 6 firm apples made bv i|-e Bureau to determine sugar and white sugar to taste. Pastry estrlans watched amawd, waddln thr pric^ if planninx at lnc.nl The brown sugar gives the delici- Crumble yeant cake. Stir In 1 Apricot preserves Into an office building, pu*M sev ous flavor, the white sunnr makes tablespoon sugar. Scald the milk. eral doors and entered one marked levek iind the problem* with x Bed wlnterureen candles H the apple brown quickly. Add more Cool to luke warm. Add k cup to Set each apple on a square of "National Audobon 8ocl|tw. lie', iii' fm-ni Acr'irdlnu to sur- grette If necessary to prevent the yeast with l cup flour. Beat good pastry. Pill the cavltleii with •ticking. until smooth. Cover and let stand vey reiwn t= the total appropria- the preserves mixed with a few Ing the edges. Bake in a hot ovn 2 hours. Cream the shortening tion^ ii municipal planning boards wlntergreen candles. Wrap the until apples are tender and pn il leiidied 1167.125. an In- Apple Crunch with the cup of sugar. Add the pastry around the apples moisten- crust la brown. nf $70 MS in two years Thl.s 6 mips sliced apples eggs. 81ft the flour with the salt mal allotment indicates 3 tablespoons brown sutmr and add alternately to the that the Ifi^ municipalities havlnn 1/8 cup OTange Juice creamed mixture with the rent of plamnne bnuds feel that plan- 1/1 ofcp brown sugar the milk. Beat In the yeast mix- ning i- wiiith the expense and 3 tablespoons shortening ture. Cover and let rise until dou- Mi cup com flakes ble Its bulk. Grease 2 rectangular pans 10 Inches by 15 inches. Di- Theic nif 'ITl municipalities H cup sifted all purpose flour *h teaspoon cinnamon vide dough and spread out thinly NOTICE haviiii: ziiiutii; oidinanr«. These an das evenly as possible Have •» covet 83 p*>i cent of the popula- 1 table spoon grated orange apgles sliced nip slices in melted tion However "S uf these are re- rind. butter and place them in parallel ported tun nf-r|8te mid only 84 1 tablespoon butter or margar- rows on top of the dough, having ordinances SIP pnimotinR munlci- ine the slices overlnp. Sprinkle gener- SUNDAY CLOSING OF DRUG STORES p«i development plun* Prom tins, Arrange the appies in a ously with sugar and liphtly with JOninit nlone would appear U> be greased baking dish. Sprinkle the cinnamon. Sprinkle with melted sufflnenl assiirmice of sound mu- 3 tablespoons sugar on top. Pour »•• butter, Cover and let rise until nicipal development about half the orange Juice over light—about 45 minutes, Bake In Ovei -development of real estate this. Work the brown sugar and an oven 375 degrees about 30 subdivisions in the past, left many sortenlng together until -creamy. minutes. municipalities with a delinquent Add corn flakes, spice and orange Effective Sunday, January 18,1948, only one tax burden estimated to have cost rind. Mix until crumbly. Spread on taxpayers ill least. 1200.000.000 top of apples. Sprinkle rest of Apple Pie While the municipalities have been Water on th« roof? It Wight nrpr.M jn h«t thai Idea li my old, MpeeUIly !• •»•• orange Juice over top. Dot with Flaky pastry drug store in Carteret will be open on Sun- empowered in institute sub-divi- 11*4 iadutrial buildings. The fart it, that It la a «•• w»y to provide summer comfort butter, Bake In an oven 375 de- 1 tablespoon grated orange rind iton control to avoid a recurrence AMtlwr tutor* of this amall hone la the fltss wall faelnf south and tk« "am fiaor" projortka grees for \ hour. Serve warm or 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind days—to serve emergency need*. of this calainiu ui the near future. tlu |laa«. Vei. it Is a tolar hoDH d««l|iicd to harnm the nun for huting oa aunny winter daya. T>« cold wtih cream or lemon sauce V« cup orange Juice Only 29 municipalities report U.SlnK ttMrfnlBeai of aolac wlndowa adda m»ch ]or to living. It ronpriiea 1024 aqiur* Ittt, aselndiaf such conitnl IIHHIKII 75 have the authority in do so Still 109 report DwiWm ahown abore In a photograph of a atala model of a "cut-out" home whlth ean b« obUhwJ renewed iesxletiiinl activity be- frnn HDUI« BMdtiful Magatin* for »t00. Tha model it «asily asaembled, and glrea th« proapMtiT* Signs will be displayed on store doors indicat- hunt builder an actual model of the horn* b* ptana to build, romplete with "cut-out'' furnitur*. yond normal 8(i repport heavy in- Bj aludjring the aeale model, the proap«ctive builder is enabled to determine what ehanfH hi NEW STORE HOURS dustrial expansion atid 58 com- Jrena neceaaar? b«for« the home In actually built, thereby narini; needleaa expense. ing which store will be open. mercial activity Blueprinta and *pe ami Deliver » State county mid municipal plan- aviation Industry. New Jersey U tion In our cities. WOODBRIDGE GRUHIN'S PHARMACY ning pioKnuns. but also empha- becoming a focal point of trans- The publication JERSEY PLANS staes projects for hiKhways, air- continental and transoceanic air emphasizes the Importance of FLOWER SHOPPE NU-WAY CLEANERS KOCHEK'S PHARMACY ports mid public lands; the three commerce. The State recognizes Joint planning by the State, coun- JOHN C. 8CHWARZ, Prop. »rt st.nfr prannlng with and is making plans to meet this TKI. CA. 8-5629 ties and municipalities in order to 546 RAHWAY AVENUE MITTUCH'S PHARMACY Which the counties and munlciual- challenge of the future. 160 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET Itles arc deeply conremeu, Water Big Need avoid costly mistakes and obtain WOODBRIDGE, N. J. The lilghwuys which the New Survey questions on planning the greatest benefits for all sec —mm HKii K.T.D.— Jersey State Highway Department and related problems reveal that tlons of the State,

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AlNsT Till- TIDE...and wind? You bend On top of this staggering tax load, we face tremen- grMtir visibility - your back to the oars., .work ;is hard as you dously increased costs-the same as other industries. cu,n. But you don't move ahead ,,. you actu- N*w, nai-tomm window* A In your own business you're probably able to do ally slip back. something about it: such as increasing prices enough if Stronger, n«w framM to cover costs and show a profit. You might wonder 1 hat's exactly what is happening in New Jersey. At if Full-floating hypoid not why railroads haven't done the same thing. i . fnsh dr Is tVrat kt frw *• o*U*i year Vend we're worse t>IF than when We started be- tattd In coU w*o«wr-~M md * h to" *• broken The answer ii they can't. Specially designed out* Th« ca» b cwMoft* « n*h«r-rW-MoM«r. cause every year Mr Nav jmry tax bill is more tlian our t -«•» 12 Mm mn fctt mm mi 4fMik«V hydroulic truck brake* total earning m the State itulj,.. and in the past 12 •oft tMritog HMM. TWt'i i Passenger and freight rates are rigidly controlled by (ttake and high-tack latest figures available-railroad taxes m New Jersey Any business would consider this situation iotolcr- bodies) were 552,9% U every mile of .track. Umpare this ble> b ' P°|y y a fair approach to the entire TAX prob- with $1,716 per null ... the tax of New York next New, thorough t'i o ip*clal, S*avv- W* lem pan your railroufr hope to <{ive you the kind of Insulation d«lr |oii and an «itr«< highest state! The average for the 17 mmhclstem tptdal irudd Tod* your * eaeked y* trwuportation New Jeraey needs for oontinuejl pro»- |MW In *• •** states is 3860. Standard cab-to-axje^efto* pkk Iran 107 aWmnl mod.li one tlgM whwl- |H*Clw* *"Mn»ion* pe«nttl»t inter- bum. Ttttra't on* IM4« change of bodlet (or yew ifedal Idnd o4 tab. ASSOCIATED RAILROADS OF NEW JERSEY ICONOMY