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XXX-NO. 43 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 PRICK FIVE CENTS ^rrnour To Junior Achievement Group: Carteret Youths in Business Publishers on Bank Board Brook Is love Sales Fighting ,laff Here For Permit

,,l,i!K SliopNow Being Council Hold* Hearing ;. III,I(I(1<<1 for Offices, On KHRPX Si. Lodging ,,.,,|( i Reveals And Rooming Permit

, MKRET—Armour Fer- CARTERET The Borough i i';nii|)any will move its Council last nlnht held a public hearlriR on the application of John , ,i"|i,'M-l,ment from New H. Brooks, 39 Essex Slrfrt. for * ,, 11 this borough this permit to opernti a boarding and lodging house In the borounh. was revealed today by The Brooks' petition has been. previously refused by the Borouttf1' souder, manager of Council. He also has been refused Fertiliser works. B permit to remodel the EsseSk that a part of the Street premises which were badljf machine shop is CHARLES E. GREGORY 1-/UII, V. MURPHY dRmaged by fire. d ito ffi CARTERET—Charles E. Grejory, WoodbrltUr. publisher of Brooks, through his attornn$"J The independent Leader, Carn-rt-t Press uml Kiiritan Township- liouls L. Forman, of Elizabeth, hw Fords Deacon, and Paul V. Murphy, publisher of tin' Perth Ambcy taken the matter to the courts, iw is located at 120 Evening Ntwn, wer* nworn In AS lnrmbrrs of the Rniirit of Directors Superior Court Judge Ralph J,*' Mr. souder mid. "it of the First Bank and Tntst Company, Port It Amboy, Tuesday Smalley at a pre-trial hearing, or- ; that the deptrttnent afternoon, dered the public hearing to deter-;, 1.1 Carteret sometime Mr. Gregory Is also president of the Hoard o( Governors of mine if Brooks Is normally qufi ^ CARTJEKKT—Junior %ehievrment PlaRtio Company, a youth to teach young people the fundamental* of forming and operating the Perth Amboy General Hospital. fled to obtain such a license for th« ;\ iliat key men In the troup sponsored by the It. S. Metals Refining Company, will be a business. Olher directors of the bank are C. F.. Allen, president of the rooming house. Meanwhile he di- rnt which U headed by ready to offer \\s wares at thr end of this month. Members of the company shown in this picture are: left In California Reflnlnx Co.; Edwin Ci. Kraser, real estate and insur- rected that building permit be riflit, front row, Barbara McLaln, Olga Bodner, Theresa Uledvetz, wdmer, divisional sales Under the trade mark of WACO, the company Is minufaetur- ance; ,la<'Ob Greenspan, president of Flagstaff Food*; Dr. Joseph granted Brooks forthwith will locate tore, Other inj desk sets mad* of vlnyllte plastic Three attractive sets Include Matulda Muras.Rose Marie Kudrock and Shirley ICIko; tup row, M. Gulrtwskl, [iliyslcliui; Dr. Armand Hummer, president of United Phyllis Bozykowskl, Florence Kp»her, Gwendolyn Brown, Francis Forman told the Council thqi •*•• Mtivp staff needed wll personalized book ends, a paper weight a fid letter opener. Distillers of America; Irving A, Hnnsen, president-treasurer of Brooks Is entitled to a permit, but locally. The company comprises students of the Carteret Hlf(h School. PirronK, Betty Toth, Blanrlie Stanton and James Napy. Missing Fords Porcelain Works; Lorin W. Kemp, manager of International arc George Snow, Florence Poll and Dolures Hemsel. Borough Attorney B. W. Hanlng-. i xporlence with local help It is one of many units In thr nation, the purpose of which is Smeltinp and Refining Co.; Matthew F. Melko, attorney and ton had a different viewpoint. He -I,is b?cn satisfactory," Mr. former prosecutor; Axel Olnen, president of Perth Amboy Dry said the Council should deny the Dock Co.; Joseph Slutzker, chief consulting engineer, Voro- permit, because Brooks cannot ,,•:•. on remodelliuT the prem- Budget Is Drafted Women's Club Unit Collects \Hit-Run Victim I Indonesia Corporation; David T. Wilentz, attorney and former comply with requirements of the !:••! oftires will take anothe stale attorney general, and James C. Wilson, president of the borough ordinance dealing with bank. i ihree months. The sales lodging houses. Harrington brought •nictit. Is a separate par By Presbyterian 84 Pair of Glasses for Needy Still in Hospital; out that although Brooks had op- ; i:: plant management, erated a lodging house before, he CARTERET Continuing its The collection was made under oik-r is supervising tin Health Here h Good; Iiever had a license to do so. , welfare work, the Evening De- the direction of Mrs. Helen Nle- Reports Are Heard ..'i;ti;! job. He has been with Driver Being Held 'Health Inspector Michael Ynr-' ; Church for 1952 partment of the Carteret Wo- miec, chairman of welfare. (.olds About Average ,, miiany for 42 years md the cheskl was the first witness. He man's Club has collected 84 !.i vcirs he has been at the Sometime ago, the Evening CAUTERET—The health of read from his report to the Council pair of eyeglasses which will be Soui.ii Orange Chauffeur On Civil Defense n: plant. Ordination S Son Receives deacons will be installed. and possible internal injuries. Hi M. Sul, secerlary, anM Frank Plrlg- Elected as elder was Prank Col- 6 More Bookcases Acts Are Announced Party, February 14 was taken to Railway Memoria. yi, treasurer. CARTEIRET—The annual meet- i liicfs Badge lins; as deacons, Mrs. Edward 1 Hospital by the Woodbridge Firs Given to Library Max Kraus, Stanley Ogarek and ing of the Sisterhood of tha Kudnski. John Etheridge, Walter CARTERET — Final arrange- Aid Squad. Lloyd Lawlor were named to the Charles Morris Schafthauser: as trustees, William CARTERET— Carteret Local 41. Blessed Virgin Mary of the St. : Patrolmen's Benevolent Associa- ments have been completed by the Police of two neighboring com. board of trustees. Kish was elected Demetrius Uki'ainlan Church was i'.aunts oldest Uvlng flic Eliiott Jr.. John Oartley and Lea- Carteret Chapter, Infantile Paraly- munities collaborated in the up Ethel Keller Unit Is fire chief; Albert Fenske, foreman, held Wednesday evening. Officcn '; : .ml 75 guests had a swell lie Van Pelt. tion has engaged an excellent vari- sis Foundation for the social to be and Edward E. Sul, ussistant fore- prehension of Mr, Walker. Ten elected for the current yi>ar are ,i the >innual ex-chiefs ban- The congregation voted against ety of vaudeville acts for the show held in the Nathan Hale School Expanding Facilities man. Engineers are Stephen as follows; Mrs. Mary Shumny, hi'kt Saturday night by the the appointment of iiu ambas- minutes aftnr the mishttp, Patrol- to be presented at the High School Auditorium February 14. A meet- d J h J At Nathan Hale Ogarek, Stanley Ouarek, Leschek, president; Mrs, Anna Kawensky, in Fire Department in the sador to the Vatican. A tolette "ther Auditorium on the night of March 6 bCen Set !;.; "" ° " Miller, Plrigyl and Raymond M. vice president; Mrs. Helen Wolan. iiium Pavilion. of protest will be sent 5? l^!™^ ^ 'M;'nnlo7 of" Sell su« Sul. Michael J. Kijuia, William 2. Patrolman Prank Versegl, an- for Monday night. with the car's description by radio, CARTERET-5he Ethel Keller sky, secretary; Mrs. Mary Lukasz- i wouldn't have missed It for Congressional representatives in Serving on the various commit- Children's Library at the Nathan Kadaraltls and Lawlor were elected kewlcz, assistant secretary; Mrs. nounced today. halted Mr. Walker and his wife, 1 \orlil" comra^nUtt Carteret's Washington from this area. tees are: Mrs, Elizabeth Touhey, H;ile School has received six metal wardens. Mary Polehonky, treasurer; Mrs. Most of the acts have appealed Catherine, at Railway Avenue und ! i, l old man, u he watched An invitation has been extended chairman; Anna Capp, Mrs. John >l>cn Iwokcaaes during the week. Anna Laskl, • assistant treasurer; in leading circuits around the Burnett Street, Elizabeth. : •iiiiuin Walter Sullivan pin to the Hifih School YounK People Dobrovich, Alex Fazekas, Violet The Washington-Nathan Hale An Appeal for a Crib sick committee Is composed ofy ,i. (••{-chief's badge on his 8On to attend u meeting at the manse country. There will also be special The couple was turned over to Mrs. Tecla Carr, Mis. Eva Glus-; Levy, Eleanor Tuohey, Mrs. Helen Rahway police in the belief the P. T, A. donated three of the book- »•:t Morris. Sunday evening at 1 o'clock. acts for the free matinee for chil- Lukach, Mrs. M. J. Elko, Mary cases und the remainder were do- fs Made by Boro Pastor czyk, Mi's, jJohanna Litus, Mrs. , :, i ;rv, at the banquet not only ' vVe hupp this is the beginning dren. mishap had occurred in that city. Paroska Kokolus. In charge of ' r Dusko, Joseph Bartos; Lou Skiba, When investigation showed the ac- nated by Mrs. John Sitar, William ••'. tribute to the retiring chief, of a uroup that will combine wor- Jerry Toman will be master of CARTERET—A request for a altar linens are Mrs. Pauline Sko- '• Violet Levy and Mary Bablck, Jos- cident was across the line in Wood- Sitar and one by Mrs. Mary Sltar (u hi.s father as well, ship, work and fun In a meaning- ceremonies. The llat of acts fol- crib for a baby, one and a half cypec, Mrs. Mary Lukaszkewicz,| seph Konc. Alex Fezekas, Frank bridge, the driver was turned over in memory of her mother, the late ..im Turk was tdaatmaster. ful way for the Hi(fh School lows: Dietrich and Dlanne, toys In Qoyena, Joseph Bartos, Al Beigert, Katherir.e Potconig. m;' .:i."i President Dennis Fitzger- CARTERET—A specliil meeting ' Ross and Andre, satire. Mrs. Helen Dancz, Anna Marie World Series. The film was loaned At Dinner Tomorrow Michael Dmytrlw was won by Hornak, Florence Bartos, Mis. Jo- Reviews 345 Cases Mirough the courtesy of the A. Q. Tecla Carr. of the West Carteret Girls Club | 8am Ross orche8tttr wlll ful, seph Urban, Mrs. Julia Tarnik und Spaulding atod Bros, of New York. Rev. John Hundlak, pastor, COR** A;ad Yankee, fire chief of was held Tuesday evening at the j nlsh the music Por tne afternoon CARTERET—The Polish Amer- company No. 1, Edward Mrs. D'Zurilla. The Nathan Hale School's girls ican Club will hold its annual aratulated' the officers and mem-I Home of Eileen Wood, 3 Oakwood bm there wm ^ m KrJ Eighty Persons Charged -.'. und Stephen Lukasiuk Avenue. Plans were completed for, 'lii.il^tball activity held another banquet in, Falcon Hall tomorrow bers of the Sisterhood on thft'I his puppets and magic, DeLea and splendid work In the uast year I niher speakers. the leap yeur dance to be held his dogs and Joe Martin. PTA Votes Donation With Being Disorderly; intcr.iilina session on Wednesday night. Councilman Joseph Syno- ;ifteiuci-u. Twenty-eight girls par- extended to them best wishes for aj(| ii'ii' the guest*, »ere Fire Friday, February 29, at the Nathan "This Is the best vaudeville bill wiecki will be the toastmaster. 44 Mishaps in Year !!r:i;ite:l in this activity. The fun- successful coming year. t ) E. Linden,of Westfleld, Hale School. Tickets may be pur- we ever had," said Versegl, To March of Dimes Health Officer Michael Yar- . \ -chiefs Williatt Carney and iiunentals of basketball were cheski Is chairman. His committee chased from any member of the CARTERET—This borough's po-l''" > i: Mug of CartereU CARTERET — At the regular ti't'd by the group. In the very Includes Walter Golublewskl, Ed- club. N lice department handled 345 crim- i liti sarzlllo wts Dhali'man of meeting of the Washington- leiir future, outside teams will be ward Szulimowski, Stanley Clark, Holy family Sodality The iflrls^clujt) is self-supporting Brown and SheridUm Nathan Hale P.T.A. Association a inal cases during 1951, the annual ii;»r. assisted by WUUamMui- jjayed by the girls chosen for the Adam Bialowarczuk, Stanley Dy- tnd Is not sponsored by of "a/Wl- phonograph was presented to report ol I'olfcu Chief Oturgo installs New Staff • ml Turk. To Attend County Meet Learn.' aafc, ana Joseph Barbarcmuk. ated with any organisation or as- Catherine Donovtta, principal of Sheridan Jr. reveals, delation from Carteret or West CARTERET The Young CARTERET — Magistrate Rob- Washington School, and three Of this number, the report Sodality of the Holy Carteret. ert Louis Brown and Police Chief bookcases to Joseph Comba, prin- »M. Auxiliary Will The next regular meeting will shows, 81 persons were «harged Churoh has installed tlie followli George Sheridan Jr., as well as all cipal of Nathan Hale School as with disorderly conduct, 80 with] Haskins Heads Carteret Trust officers at the last meeting; \l rwetpt Handed IQU *Ul detii- mltt«e o tf# other Societi y hi ftar Utt m»tcb«« at the it»dlo ooo maiteyf • directors m Wmer B. Brown, n»te thi daW after March I the Friday., Februwy 11U the m M ftooorary Georfe Chamra, Andrew Chrit- Cttitens Club hold IU '"led to COU y pjatt* mt *• tmmk m W All athi.i«%Vt aniline- tMf m b* picked UP without d«y '" vm, dwtrlM W at- Mt«4 They an: t«um, Mr, Atkins, Ur. Ken- Mftt7{80^ tM »t the itudio at yon, Aknwfer LaBow UA VI. ll

FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 PA0E TWO g«f e BnniM Smart Fisherman Not* LafeCtk- Are Mtnlnf Most professional pHr>* top«, hnllili flfttit In Km Auti Aocfftitti in Lodlnf PHP Bl^WS^r wf ^t^^w tte hetvlly Increased require- ttoB new paint brushes with HnJtfe'4 o4tn rrdie fw halt, ft ftnam benei| vegetable*, as the second ffnera- can labels and other canb;ii*rs »#e Ntttan't luermlrjf Mishaps ments for nickel and copper during ofl. Soak your new bruh.es for 24 t(M */rtt« with oniSr- the tip of In Both Ww and fn» It Riprfri tion seed will not reproduce the spirlt-varnlsbed nftcr li'c? »re World W»r II were met by Inter- Hours before using \hm. As a re- no»e showins- When a hungry I.lkr. Ihp ,1Rth parallel, currently During th# five year period Of A newnrfd nafer meftod of giving variety uniformly Hybrids «re bred prlntwi. When viirnish ts i? be ap- national NlPkel by tailing upoh It* gulf mistakes ttie sei ltmttj now I f«tr:trK h^rnn^ tbp Comtnunlstl ISM through 19V) motor vehicle le- blood transflisloTH to eldorly p«- from two parent strains and onJy plied, special inks are n: i '."int «re sult, they will hold juirft Bettor, underground mln«« and by (frfatly spread it more evenly and clean a fish and swoops down to catch | Che<>' lii Irv to ivinvrit 111 ?(XVmi!« cident.i claimed at ninny llvf* tleits nrA to other persons with the first generation has hybrid alcohol or lacquer resi'i.'in '•' thpy r ,-ininng the million' nf Industrial accelerating ore product Ion from Its easier. This treatment Is especially the bird plimffs atMlgtit Into iriKith .•KID"'! liir K" r!in IVnimull heart nisemen and associated dl«- vigor. will not "bleed" when the varnish Frrod'StoWe open pits where pro- Eea lion's open i,aws, Jntu 'in iinn nirt.iin ni.'tny niwith^r pivicvholdrrt of the Metropolitan orders has been described In the Is applied. good for nej^nylon brushes. i duction was started in 1939. Dally |IIIW. irj •:''yrii' nt nf tndlwrt'* nrui Life liivirnnce <'om|>any m the ne»t Journal of the American Medlcil 1 ore production from the pita was In- Sleep Vital Inniiitirrfi' im hn Rearing is perhapj thg rtnott oriijlnallf planned, lo W.OOO ton*- life" Failure to observe this la* An Indian carrm^round, bellevfd the ropiinpnM, hnwpvrr, Bri it loon A stnd» of 34,037 accidental delth sedlmented red blood cell* with th» per cent of the pwfume sold In •itive of th? senses during sip per-day during the war years. As a dlmosi inevitably results In physi- to be from fivf- tu scvon thousand hfrmnci! niipurrnt that !i!ch llrrr rlalmr paid during the five years patient In n silting position, lnst«»d purchased by men, 9o now, flirt b# Consequently, if one is desiroui con#C(Jl1»nee of the heavy war drain cal bankruptcy The law of proper years oid, has bppn di3covprcd on hnv" bill rntety fonnnri Ivinitarlsa lo bcdrriom in tlie ^ulet.'sl locate large post-war output, It Is antici- Ion, because slnep on inadequate river frfim MeNary, O-CROM V.'atcr fitaif.', Cinnfi.i, nml Aimralla al- IV 14,198 motor vchlc.lfl fatsll- The frequency of compllrttlnK in your life. And if yon w«nt to possible, f.l CR should then be i pated that by 1083 the only surface sleeping equipment does not pry from tHe dnm will sorn cover the must rxrlmivcly Hint slr.ilRht-lin* ller accounted for more than 1 out pmidi'lons In transfuKlons led to the receive your favorite scent, iubtly laxing and restful—proViddd ht h nickel deposit* owned by Interna- duce tho rent nnd rel.isiHon that site and it Is belnj? explored by the borders, predominantly cut west or of ever)' 5 de«th« from nil acci- development of the technique, ac- let him know the name a comfortable bod In the first nln tional Nickel in Canada will hnve is pnsslblo < li goon" h"d(ilng. Smitrwnnfnn Institute ( rjorth-ifinlh, npjifnr. dents. cording to (Sri Victor Olnsberf, been Exhausted. Through expansion In rnnlni't to Kurripr nnd A«i», Second only to motor vehicles as >fnthan H. Frank nnrl Richard S. of Its underground mining capacity where moil niuntrics nnd divisions a cause "f accidental death w»d Guber, of the blood hank and de- It itfthe objective of the Company to within rniinlrlM «rc drflnrd by the fa'ls, with S,W7 fntalltlei, of which partment of medicine of the King* replace the pits with the equivalent emoted llws of natural bonnrtirlei, 3,740 weiy In hotntj, 1,467 in pub- County HospitHl, Brooklyn, N.Y. underground capacity to preserve tlrnirhl line borders nro common lic places, and 791 at place* of em- "In situation! requiring trnn»- Kb current rafe of production of north of tti<> Rio Grnnrlf all thf w*y ployment. fuslon nf large amounts of blond, * nickel ** to Al.vka. In fact, no »t«tn of Uli Next ftHlnf'fMUM vrtrt drown- pr«ctl*»l difficulty l» frequently h»i- Union nnr mainland province of ing, burnt and nealdn, and con- poitpd by associated disorders which m Yean of Proirrpmi Cnruidn Is outlined, wholly by na- flagration it. restrict the ability of the heart to Asphalt, ll(fht oil, an.-i Hrnmonltmi tural bnundarlrfl. "Thil study given evidence that accommodate an increased blood chloride were being extracted from Oufst.indiiig is the 1,289-mile accidents, which cause 90,000 accl. volume," Ihe doctors snld. coke ov*ns when Goethe, the Ger- itrotrh of the 49th parillel from dental deaths yearly In the general tinder the new procedure, red man philosophical poet, visited Sn- I^nkc nf the Woods at the top of population of the United States, oe- blood cells ar" allowed to settle In nrbraclton In 1771. Today American Mionfs'otn west to the Strait of -ur wherever th> activities of dally bottles in a refrigerator for approx- plants extract thousand* of cheml- Georgia in British Columbia. For life are carried on—nt home, In imately 4(1 hours The plasma is then cnl products from biluniinou* conl inorr Ihnn a century it has formed public places, at places of employ- siphoned off with th« aid of an during the coHng process. the western third of the iinifnr- ment- and hence there Is no sim- empty vacuum bottle, leaving only rlsonrd United Stntc«:Can.id» bor- ple, answer to the problem," th* the necessary red blood cells which der, model of International amity. cnmruiny's unfety experts declare, are used In the transfusion. The. WWn rt Beriil J*oint Roberts at its western end "Little can be accomplished toward sedlmented blnod Is administered Hitler was named Chancellor of. and Northwest Angle at Its eastern [educing this heavy loss of life with- with the use of gravity nt an eleva- 'n 1083. (tnd nro tiny United States enclavsf out the support of the safety move- tion of four feet by menns of an The existence of earn in such is an ment by the general public. The 18- or J7-gauge needle. Interesting story in Itself, American people have on obliga- The Important advantages of this tion to make, this country a safer In 18!« n boundary treaty with method Include the reduction of the plnre fnr themselves, their famll!*S, ***"OfoM Hrllnln eitnbllshfri thf 49Ih volume of fluid administered by :ind their fellow cllliens." parsiilel in the International fence practically one-half, the elimina- from Luke of the Woods to the sum- tion of three-quarterg of the sodium mit of the. noekle.s In western Mon- A Ch»«e* content of the blood, and the avert- Leon's Sensational Week-End Feature For "" tnnn. A year later, Spain, convoying ing of the air veaictes and tlsmet of Florida to ihr United Stales, gav« Chlnrdane, toxaphene and llnd- the Jung becoTnlng filled with serous Up western land claim's north of ano are effective Insecticides for fluid, according to the report. parallel 42. Thus was determined chlggers Whnt still survives as the southern line of Oregon and Idaho. Final Days of the Storewide Clearance Compnund Fractures The treatment of compound frac turos, among Hie. most frequent and most important injuries that man li heir to in pence or war, has been Isadore Rosenblum , beneficially infllience.d with the In- troduction of antibiotics. The prin- cipal liciiefi'., according to Dr. J. Counsellor at Law Albeit Key of tho Washington Uni- Complete 8-Piece versity School of Medicine, St. Louis, announces the opening of offices for is the ability of the surgeon to per- form iinnirdiato closure or primary the practice of Law et / ik'hyr I •iiliuc (in most wounds and to cover others with split-skin grafts The result, Dr. Key said, Is prompt 97 MAIN ST., WOODBRIDOE, N. J. henliiij,' of many wounds that in the pnst would have been doomed to Formerly the law Offices of Arthur Brown, Esq. months of chronic Infection with re sultant loss of function of the part BEDROOM OUI Ho ntiYssud, however, that the anti- biotics do not perform miracles In compnund fractures and that the lucecs- fill treatment of theie in- Consisting of juri. -• demands the same high tie Telephone: Woodbridge 8-0114 jrt'e of «iirgical judgment and skill that 't did before these agents wore ::'. liiablc, "With the aid of ami i. iii:s." he. laid, "vre are per- • 3Pc* Bedroom Suite mit: 1 n Uttle more leeway a: ro gan:.i ihe (lapsed time during which a R.v ii wmmd may be closed and ore able to use Internal fixation j in Mahogany, Walnut or Maple more firi'lv tb,,n in the past." • Innerspring Mattress Today's Pattern and Box Spring • 2 Feather Pillows • 2 Throw Rugs 1 Table Lamp

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ON HAI1K AT SAVINGS INSTITUTION Take as Long as t8 Months IX PCRTH AMBOY, NEW JCRSEY JiSt.Wi ,,, ,,;HF,T PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARt 55, 1852 PAGE THRES Birthday Party rield Announce Engagement DRAW FOR POSITIONS Comba, Bill and Steve Sitar Heads Parish Group CARTFRET- There are six can-'; Miss Jones Bride For Elisabeth Legenf Of Mit$ DP SanlU dldates ln the race for the tlrrw Brief Ilems posts on the Board of Education. M Alfred Miles CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs CARTERET — Announcement They are Alexander Fazekas, Ed- inored by County CWV Posts of the Week Michael Legeny, 93 Randolph |hu been nude by Police Lt. andward Doian Jr., John D'Zurilla, ; i,), r Carteret was well this is not recognized a vacuum 1B * Street, entertained at a p*rty In j »irg. Patrick De Bantis. 109 Edgar Juha. Gava'.etz, Joseph OorecW !,.'.| ;,i, t,he convention of { created In which a tyrant thrives honor of the firt.li birthday annl-' Street of the engagement of their md Mrs, Anna McLeod. Drawing '.'I'II.^X County Catholic , and individual rights and the di(?- irst BaptUt Church in Carteret vemry of their daughter, 'Ell«a- daughter, Eva, to Patrick Renaldl. for positions on the ballot will ,n: I,ml Auxiliaries held nity of human beings are lost." beth. son of Antoinette Renaldi, 8 .itke p^uce tonight. ' jnmes' Hall. The bbusiness session of the con- h Scene of Nuptials; Oupsts were Marilyn. Jackie and Fourth Street, Port Reading and, i,Tfisurer was Joseph vention was held nt 1 o'clock in St. Many Friends Attend The Variety Crafters Club will Arlene Kukulyn, FrllrU and Jef-the late Martin Renaldl. ! uinh and Alexander James1 Hall with Fa/.ekas presld- hold a theatre and dinner party STATIONED IN NEW FINLAND CARTERET — First Baptist frey Kazimer, Rosemary and Carl The prospective bride attended CARTERET — PFC William mimed trustee for irrg. Rev. A. J, Huber, pastor of ln New York, January 27. At Its Church was the scene of the wed- ...„ „,,,!,,. ,Tr,'n flnf) Diane Cnrteret schools and graduated Varfco. son of Vr. and Mrs. An-' St. Elizabeth's church welcomed last meeting, the club elected Mrs. o( Miss Lorraine Jones, Meyer, Mary Qalla, Elaine Nohl, from Middlesex County Vocational J.rrw Vareo (19 Hudson Street, Is .lion of auxiliaries. the guests and Acting County Banlck as president. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richard Llptok. Albert Ladanyl, and Technical Hlnh School. now staloned In New Finland. His Chaplain Rev. C. S. Roskovics of iKlOl FRKltftS WOS Jones, 50 Warren Street, to AJ-1 A daughter, Debra Ann, was ohn Kovacs and William, Robert, Her fiance, a graduate of Wood- new address Is as follows: P.F.C. r of the day and Mrs. St. Ellas' Church gave an address •lll'-lT red Miles Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. born to Mr. and Mrs. John Mar- Joseph Uflerty. Mrs. Pauline i bridge High School, Is employed William Varito. AF liJ316891. Pro- ,,n treasurer. opening the session /turhl, John Llptok, Mr. and Mrs. by the Industrial Electrical Com- A. J. Jefferson, Augusta, Oa, on rftnc8i 242 Seventh Street, East visional Sqd. 540. A.P.O. 882. c/O HKWfl who rfecelved /mis Meyer nnrt Mrs, M. L. pany, Elizabeth. FIRE DESTROYS TRAILER Saturday. Rev. John D. Renfo, Rosellc at the Elizabeth General 'cctmaster, New York, N. Y. i outstanding charity pastor of the church, performed .Hospital. Mrs. Marranca is the ,!ptok. CARTERET—The trailer of Ste- ST. VALENTINES PARTY work here: Tax Col- the ceremony In the presence of a ] former Josephine DeSantis, daugh- BUDGET HEARING TONIGHT phen Drokau at the Willow Tree CARTERET — Juniors of the CARTF.HET The Board of .lM,lor Comba, president large gathering of friends and f . Patrick World Movlei Trailer Camp, West Carteret, was ter O Pollce u and Mrs Forest will hold a St. Valentine's Education will hold a public hear- ,:,.ret Lions Club; Bill relatives. Most nations—the United Stater destroyed by flames early Batur DeSantis, this borough. PATRICK POTOCNHJ Day social in connection with Its ing on the proposed 1952-1953 ,i,i' Station and "Steve The bride. who was given In Belgium, and Cuba are among the day morning. Both fire companies meeting February 16 In Odd Fel- buricet in the High School Audtr Store. marriage by her father, wore an Mrs. Helen Papl is the new %5- CARTERFT fit. Mary's Parish tew exceptions—Impose varying re- ,'v ntion passed a reso- fought the flames for an hour and will install new officers en Sunday. strictions on the Importation of com lows Hall. •'urlum tonight at. 8 o'clock. a half. ankle length gown with a lace bo- sistant leader of CMrl Scout Troop i fimnty and State au- dice, Her nylon n«t sWrt wiS set19, sponsored by St. Derflfttrlus' Thry are- ItwtldttU. Patrick Po- mtF«ial moviei, Many art tract' .., i,:in tho sale of Indecent tocnig; vim president. Joseph able to the postwar devaluation of RtlcntUlo N»m«s with lace panels. She wore t Ukrainian Church. M, publications. Wadiak; secretary, Ayn Suhar; foreign currencies and the dollar The scientific names of fcnlmals fingertip-length veil of Illusion and : ,„!;,„ is Speaker 1 St. Joseph's PTA has set Janu assistant serrrlary, Roman Popiel: shortage. Others are the result of tre formed In Latin and follow the rhlnestoncs. r.rntinn opened with a nry 18 as the date for Its next treasurer, Michael Fitztila and as- government attempts to foster or two-name system introduced by the Miss Prances Jones, sister of the i ; niii-s for deceased vet- 1 mothers of the sistant treesurer, John Popiel. fortify domestic film industries, ln Swedish naturalist Linnaeus about bride, was maid of honor and Mrs. Argentina, Spain, and Italy, for «x 1,1 ,!rd In Sacred Heart Ruth James was matron of honor. be in charge John Olearchik, Stephen Mat- The SHOE OUTLET lftW. The first name, which is .,,,.;, iiy licv, L. J. Petrlck. of the laga Jr. and John Kidman are ample, laws are In force wMrh re- capitalized, is that of the genus, Miss Betty Adams was brldesmand. 322 STATE STREEf P. A. 4-6496 ,,,', ;itirl members of aux- comptrollers. The church commit- quire the showing of domestic film? the larger group, while the second, Raymond Kirch served as best Jo9eps Kert|g 18 Hermann Ave. during a certain portion of each ,,.,.iv«l communion In a tee comprises Dimltio Potornlg, (Oppoilte F. A. National Unrilo which it unoapltalized, is the spe roun while Bipnle Johnson of New nuc WBS awarded a in.year pin theater's week. Other devices used die nmss. A communion Michael Ivanltsky, John Sawclmk clei. Thui, the common dog is Cant York and James Lomax were by tne Unlttd Cement, Lime and lo subsidize lotal film production are , followed with guests and John Nesterwlts:. fimlllarls. The wolf, however, i ushers. Gypsum Workers' International high taxes and censorship fees on i iiv Hcv. Petrick and The bride attended Carteret anls lupus, that Is, it belongs t Union at a dinner held ln Newark. ATTEND COUNTY SESSION foreign screenings. In^fplte of re- .,„! ii,c:il commander Alex- public schools. Her husband at- Pre - Inventory the lame genus but a differept spe- CARTERET — Adam,.Y r/,k:i;, County Judge Ad- tended schools In Augusta, Qa. The The Ladies' Auxiliary, Veterans cies. Similarly the genus Felis In- ski, Adam S?,ymbors)rt; i,,l,ii l'npp, Jr.. acted as couple will reside at 43 Mercer )f Foreign Wars, will hold a card cludes the house cat, Fella catus; Lloyd, Mrs. Willa Walsli. Mrs, Ma and technically superior In the • n mid Introduced the Street, Cartertt. party January 30 in the Borough th« tiger, Fells tlgrls; the lion. Felis Fee and Mrs. Ann Oregor las! world—continues to grow, keeplm 1 ,f»>;ikcr. School Commls- HnH with Mrs. Elsie King as chair- leo; the mountain lion, Fells cougar; night attended a meeting of tin pace with B global increase in i v;,i(i J. Dolan Jr. Ten to On* etc. Zoologically man Is called Homo man. Middlesex County Public Healt theater facilities. Today. >n es ,",[,.,•hnvd that "the V. S. i»plens. This Is the .only living Ten volunteer donort tr« needed ON Members of the Junior Guild of Association held in Fords. timateii I'B.fiOO motion picture the :il: representatives to all species In the genus Homo, although to keep nliVe th« iv«nf« soldier the Hungarian Reformed Church Health Officer Michael Ynr aters are in operation In more than , 11,,- world In search of a tome prehistoric men, now extinct, who requires transfusion of.whole held a theatre and dinner party ln cheski is president of the count; 12(1 :ountries—providing about one ,' fm lusting peace, lgnor- belonged to other affectes. For ex- blood, according to Arrny medical seat 'or everv 44 nersons on earth Women's & Misses Shoes New York. group. (K i that the formula Is ample Neanderthal fnan, who lived studies of the wounded In Korea niir own country." during the last year. •bout 100,000 years ago, is called The Altar Quild of St. Mark's ,,[,!,.,! that "the founding Homo neanderthalensls, named aft Episcopal Church held a spaghetti ,,i-nuni7*d that Ood must ; er the valley In Germany where his tinner at the church ha|l last 1 DAY SERVICE ,.iii in nny government. If remains were first discovered. This time of the .year doctors night. Film brought In before $1.99 - $2-89 - $3.89 urge removing rubbers and galosh' 5 P. M. —Ready next HOURS DEVITION Sharp Students ei Indoors because leather iole< on . Kilroy In Korea afternoon. n The American Music Conference shoes cannot ventilate feet properly Not Every Style in Every She and Color KKKT- The annual Forty Klhoy-the mysterious and mis Authorized recently revealed that In a survey if they are hampered by Imperme- ,;, viition will open In Sacred :hlevous World War II gadabout- KODAK DEALER ALL SALES FINAL [•hnrcli Sunday morning at of 200 collegtB and universities, able foot coverings. is In Korea too. The famous name is ri.nk with a high mass officials of 196 declared musically serving •» the call-sign for one of ,,].<':; will close Tuwday trained students to-be far superior Buy Society the Army's overseas radio broad CHILDREN'S ,r r;.:io o'clock. to all others. Since its founding 135 years ago, catting stations. It is one of fout LOAFERS& the American Bible Society tin mobile (operated from a field truck) 2-99 turned out more than 300 million I\(, SCHEDULED AvaUnche outlets serving Army troops of sev- OXFORDS Bibles. i I:KAUINO—A meeting ol A rock avalanche, which broke eral natiom. The other, mobile sta- MAIN 3TMKT wooottioct e-oeo? I i.!. is and board of directors from the western face of the moun- tion! are Troubador and Gypsy and Brtjnt Comet Vagabond, operated just behind the • MI Reading Library will tain, recently changed the appear- A comet increases In brilliancy as front lines for combat personnel, ,i Monday evenlrkg at 7:30 ance of ML Jcflerson, Oregon's It approaches We sun, and • permanent station in Pusan. ,ii the library. second highest peak. SOLD to FURNITURE and DEPARTMENT STORES for Over 42 YEARS! Do You Know How to Select JANUARY Fruits and Vegetables?

We cover th« subject in our cooking classes. We not only teach you The first January Clearance Sale in our 50-year history! We need the spaee-you save plenty how to cook, M we explain how you can make every penny oi your of money on quality merchandise from one of the largest displays of furniture in the state! food doHar do its bit. We work out menus that will enable you to Read every item—then hurry down and save! Convenient Terms Arranged. serve your family well balanced and palatable meals. We demonstrate PART WOOL ALL WOOL FACE how to operate your appliances and show you how to give them the SOFA PILLOWS Foam Rubber Pillows. THROW RUGS Reg, 7Q_ CANNON BLANKETS bestof care. Reft. 0 AQ 7.98 O.I/O 2.49 l"C 7.49 O •**»/ 12,95 * - SMitorteed cotton cover with Assorted colors. Size 18" x IS". Samples of discontinued Gulls- No charge is made for any of these classes. Soft, fluffy, warm 72 ln. x 92 In. . . zippers. tan and Firth nigs. Sizes 27"x54"

Booklet* of cooking instructions (compiled by Innersprlng Mattress TWIN STUDIO COUCH HOLLYWOOD BEDS COIL SPRING us) and copies of Home Economics News m or Box Spring S 49.00 - 4Q 00 neg 1? (our monthly publication) are distributed. Reg 7900 ^S».W 22.50 l*i« 1Q 7*> Innersprlng miutreen and 2 lu- Box springs on lege. lmieraprlm! Strong 'steel cose. neraprlng baclc cushions. mittrew, plastic heudboard. AH This is all part or the service we give to 35.00 1 */•/£> sizes. our customers. GULISTAN 3 pc. LIVING ROOM 5pc. CHROME DINETTE 1 f OCCASIONAL TABLES Reg 9 x12 AXMINSTER Reg 1 O QC SERVICE 179.00 98.00 4Q OH ' Reg. J9.50 lfci.*/«J 85.00 Tt*/«vJVJ 119.00 69.95 End, cocXtny, step and lmnp. Sofa, arm clialr and high ch&ii Handsome table, 4 chain. Selection of colors.

3 Pc. ROCK MAFLE AND 3 PC. 6 PC. MAPLE HARDWOOD MAPLE LIVING ROOM FOUR POSTER BEDS DINETTE Reg 1 7 QC BEDROOM Res. OQ Art Ren. 29.00 ^ • •*'*/ 159.00 110.00 149.00 Oiy.vrV 69.00 Maple, 'walnut, mahogany. Cliina closet, table and 4 chairs. Bed, chest and Sturdy and handaome.

HIDE-A-WAY BEDS 13 Pc. or WALNUT BARREL CHAIR PLATFORM ROCKER Res m. 17 en - 19Q nn 59,00 *i»7. 35,00 1 ' *O\J 249.00 l**«/«vfV 59.00 Typical value! Handsomely made. With Innersprlng iiuUtreso. Bed, chest and dresser.

4PO.4] 9 Pc. ROLL-AWAY BED MAHOGANY" DINETTE BLONDE BEDROOM Mahogany Dining Room Reg 91Q Ofl 329.00 1%/O.yU 39 00 398.00 fcilJ/.tW Hunet. chlnn closet, table, 4 Double drtsscr, chest, nlte table, Iuuerfl|>rlin£ mattress. chairs. Buffet, china closet, table, 4 bed. chairs.

OPEN DAILY Quality Fuqiiture at Including SATURDAY to 6 P. M. WHITE *TCROSS Lowest Prices Always! Thursday and Friday FtlNITUBE FACTORY . Evenings "111 i> VISIT OUR Other Evenings f. PERTH AMBOY 4-4570 SHOWROOMS By Appointment PAUK AVENUE See Qur Conmlpte Drive By Any Evening Until 10:30 and Sw Our Beautiful Illuminated Slow Wlniows uf Living Row Set*, Bed- room Sets- Binlnf From FOBD WOK, METUOUiSN. SOUtJl AMBOV, pro- cmd frqr* ti Aw. »n« Convery Blvd., down N« Bru»»- Sets, Rltobea Sell, DIRECTIONS tt WartfwtoB 8*. totk, T«k« l.ft ««*. ov« tben rUht »t foot ol bridKe to Iwtwy. TO GET TO -mix. ulfc* Wj « i Cumrt i mod fMm Trottmg id !•«• tttflMfllOMK II MJn Wt&trj tf i* art AaK pr*-*f*

B C. 1b* famrt root* wUeh uro* J/t HI! -•• IT durlni th< (rowing pfiiod Sat Til' jafr*' are Crtfk r: brtlw farcv. in A «»oloitl«i wife w»ri Fmjrx!a)Jon M MM lh>tVf! T Mar* ftws € «l fntM dp at to weft, tea! it ir iw >*•*» Mr! Clrof -ctrwaari Mb-fainee* rim -jnap? tttc* «t;-'A oral »: ft* .-a*> rf=>J* T &»>'• mi!- I i^v^ t«« a. rri**Tfc fel 1553. ! IMah the T?»r »b»5 rl a dry trd W» Arr- S'JStl Wall. narVwd fw U» lft« Trlb* M \ mltt m bem« wed In MaMia. jn« nHtftM«l7 flffW D«a- ' houiM, cattle tnma. mill' AI'SS {fekfer fe • E • eret a name u»ed in the flrti* of |n(j hDg pen, to b«fe aolve • «7Tfr«c JMT*1 ' "on™11"- meaptof/Twmer *** •" ' and irtirtf L-. »•.:-,j .ii ; '-tjcr hrr-.trri'.ir. tiini seiltwii a d»y 'if ntwn. tr.'jrw cffSj. * t * r. t an-! neiri are wmt dL-fcUy e-ver 'J global fboriBravt nrtw7rz, VJ t-.i' WINER A VI> UQOOW Boys' Shoeplfned Coats vai^ u* a lo^ier In Kortj »ili k.v^r n«e Defircrfi tntm t» i% quickly as 2 drilii': i . 11.69 cmari ta 7 'i>» latest »xr'.d tappt^T^ Call CA 1 5f75 afl-wxmton S*H in Boys' Wool Plaid Jackets v^e. *• u n. . 12.64 > iVn pfaud fotton »rttnr nrlh hlark vfitrteen collar Mt \nin lt» )»bt. i iWTeiet* ahif jmtur UNK far «l ROCKMAN'S 1 Ltt of Snowsuite AH *«•» . 10.00 •Uther tvmitr\ Rac«4*rKnt'* r^d rn^Urpoi«t frt^ue c«at hat . la I9S8. i;'- *o.«r UQTOR STORE rrnl •n'rr»)'ratl) fall fkirt and blaik braid ami ba'jMa • In 0* Hi-irw C'Mfi St—Cm. ttnbbm trim lit tnurt i/-«nl VISIT OUR BARGAIN TABLE If Scoti* lie* tnlituf etlt ol • rtrr.'.vt-l *ith ya:r.': .'•"'/ part of the Canadian 1.59 2 for 3.00 \pyvHMMpnP4 /^M9j|MM >arf^«:v<: virr.jr, r-;-,'',-.tr Tht r»- Mari'J.'r.* prov;r ce lid farther m r.-,v»r It srt-'*^ '"' * :"i-; sr•.(*• f< % /I

,7 owl New Utarat«i7 BLIAHO'S Walttr Reed Army Medical Cerv- At Modcmagt You Haw a» Arairanee SlipS Tailored) Regular 2.98 . . . 2.39 tilt K;rJict taTcltaned ttwr ter recently opened a new cardiac :in or 1ai d in Bl Al TV -HOP / 'i-jfi.'.y with t';rKf- * n.in*ra' labwatury t'- ^^ diagnoili oJ of Top Workmanship and Btsstifal Seamprufe Slips <^« trmimed) R«tTiiarj.98 . . . 2.B9 IIHKMinrH An (.,i •grtti to *llrolrw!« *r.r wa* thai fonfenrtal asd acquired heart dlt- •r.t-i :>••* !>*•••'• i-r '--* rerr.'/.-tr. eaie. SOFA ft ! ( HAIKS HI -T ( 4KTIKI T UMITED TIME ONLY St. Mary's Blankets ^ w^n R^uur?5.« . 19.95 Nov/'s flie time! TAKE A W FBIM A HOUSEWIFE ft,; (urnit»re w JM r« St. Mary's Blankets ^euur 19.95 15.95 j*or wbok room wriJi- WIQ KiOWS rmi tern-liiu a mini "I Chatham Blankets R^uur n.95 9.98 CaM RA. 7-0791 TEJiSIS ARIL\NGED Chatham Blankets «u*a*riMs 10.98 For Pfckup and Delivery Custom Made /?Q 50 20% REDUCTION on All Fast, Effidmt Senice SLIP CO^TRS VT*/up ISE Ol B Flannel Gowns - Pajamas - Gloves - Winter Caps MEXICO SHOP AT HOME SERVICE Ladies' and Girls" Skirts - Snow Suits and Sleeping Garments YN tan en)*]' Uve pleamtrr «f only a few liters •way MOUKH Our cWorator nil call with large lample I A. M. to time. Tru»i >our liundry to our care- — No ublixation. (P.M. by kneorfftn DC-* fnl handa. We Me otirjr the mildest Call WO-8-1069 MAT. )Ui 4eler(enU. MEN'S Department it Km intff«:t to Mtxico Crf -UVKKRIKG • MY CLEANING On All 0I9OOUNT Caah 4« • CURTAINS • RUG SHAMPOOING WIMER JACKETS MAHGARETTEN FLANNEL SHIRTS! Rahway Laundry wjiaisiry »"- the Pr'.ct of the Orri-LiTj' 20% off MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE FLANNEL PAJAMAS TKAVEL AGENCY 5C Clarkwn Place, Rahway 7-0791 27« nOKXRT Kt. Off Monroe Street • COKDCBOY JACKETS • HEAVY JACKETS • ALL WOOL SOCKS Ffrrth Arob«r • GLOVES, Leather and Wool • MEN'S WINTER CAPS men Sport and Dress Shirts &« « s.»s . ... 1.99 SUPPLY UNfG &CEVE BRUNAL . HUNDREDS ot WAR SURPLUS Bargains Sport Shirts v^ u us . . . 2.79 2 rtr 5.00 CO. * PRICED at a FRACTION ol Original Cost! ShirtS 8|«w4 C*mr, Frmeh Cuff - Value J.95 2.99 ARMY O.D. SWEATERS 10% OFF ON ALL WORK CLOTHES JEWELED WATCH COMPASS ARMY PAC BOOJS limited time only ALL WOOL Completely encased Army BRAND NEW and N'avy inudtl. Jewel t muuntcd needle that locks when likr it clowd. brand LEATHER TOPS -SHOE Department BLTTO.V new. 1.95 NOX-5K1D OPEN NECK l'S Dtocpntiaarf Styles-Values to 1I.9S 7,95 2 fIT 14 95 I, H. INFANTRY PVKENE Florshehn **ni* 19.9s ^ 1680 SLEEPING FIRE EXTINGUISHERS 1 QT. HtAVV fmm UI;TY BRASS ^7 Q C BAGS 5.95 BKANb SKW §•*''* Q.98 . -WOMEN'S- 3.99 lull ; WOOL tiU VALli: • Cnna-Jettlcft >u>v>i» «_, NKW ( (). KMINGllhiltltS All, IVftM IN K'HKH 4 It. 17.95 -51b. 18.95 WHITE COTTON 0*1 Lot Low Heel M SPECIAL WHITE SNOW PARKAS Bl(> Bl VS IN SOX 6 pr. $1 Odd Lot Low Heel ..[ , 4*«V TENTS SCREWDRIVER White poplin, 'I W«rk Clothes tiU ovrr any TARPS 2.45 $ETS & Shoes AIR FORCE SOX flrtber Sttiili CHILDREN- U.S. ARMY 7 Sole * ataate Inn, 8«ilaJ J30ATS Heg. 3.15 97 m PARKAS I' IJ.H.A. Small Sizes iue-&.«varte .25 Pr. JjU 3.25 •»,/ " FOUL WKATIIEK COMMANDO MESS 2-1'C. PABKA KNIVES KITS Stew • *• i - u A.A F. piuyre' FISHING SUITS IB{. 1.75 SALE 1.59 39"* HELMETS . . . , 9.98 Children's $iMt«H«,t^, NEW ARMY ELECTRICIANS' Sheep Uw< 1.49 M, MVUM NEW AKMV WOOL PINK TJOUSERS KNIVES 1««% WOOL t). 8. IX Ol. KLA»TigilE Pttl f Z Made*, tiiieat aleel. One can HEAD Tailored be aaetf M a«c«drlvcr wtH Hrw* 28 to K wire ttrtpper.' 1.39 COVERS • — i INDUSTRIAL INQUIRIES INV1TEO • NEW URGE QUARTERS • itOIMU.YMSJLa.-lr.l. w^iip. IPPLY . 36 E. EDGAR RD. FREE W T

JAtfUAftY 25, PAG* Fritz' \l, NEWS Ufa And Browns Win Games In I Yuhasz Cirh Scores Sweep to Rtcmtio* Senior Cage League Rebekttes in Cii The Olu» saved Start. It ,. .unwary 2Tat>3:30 l*r the last quarter by j M. Rro*h. c 1 |;|Cagc league, 5S9 i i nr] 13, 8 CSrlteret f the St. Joes, 43-, IVrry, c 0 •' !in GARTBRBT~-Tt« Prtto'n Warn, 1-iniMng In ales fromfl — WUtnlrit UMr SBftJM elce loop. £W. Joseph s Weber, rp 2 led by Larry Oudmestead #h« * VtMlfltaome and came within lg CARTfRET-The Vuhaitt Otrti ,„ ,p.ir on Kid-Boxing. rolled.* up 19 polnta, and paced l won their fifth ut-aKtlit fun* b , will nte staged and plnrtefs wlQerfefl ttitlr lead to 3Vi ihe>olrit of ovwtaklns th* trkts M : by two fa«t-bttaklng, /ortwds, Ih tht tttlrt period, Hut t late, roi- UK Girls' Recreation Leigtt H)T ,', .,n nil Carteret. card. tf&tnfe 0v9r the fflll Bowl M the 18 7 43 the lop-sldM score of 3t>~9. Tlrthf caught the Warriors off Kuard' and ly killed their fiojifei. Onf Itan- 141) ,v,i inrrlve 9 toy trtJck rolled up an early lead ti win victims wei« the RebdettM. "Kb 1 W Wtt hl|h scorer. O P nlin of Mich bout *111 easily by a 43-4-score, in a reautai The scores: by" Bishop led the scoring for th« ,,r ,i:n-k nerripsey gloves fhtt titowftB held a slim ant M»iW«chak, 0 Cub Recreation BaskeUsall League Hill B**l Women's Oinda, if 0 victors with 17 point; with Marina showing the best In contest. W point lead at halfttme and went fol'owlnn closely with IS point*. AUSTRAL/AN 38 18 •n to Wkb the St. Ellftg toners SI'. 0* ,.,.| !i brand new bike". In- a second game the Jacksens In a second game the PAL Oirlt , h-,ys received tryoutg SIN6LES Iflli Bbwl 31 20 by a ttort score of 48-41. Lewondowskl. rg . ., 5 0 sever "got off the dime" and WMC CROWN 28 ii JMeph'* m) 3 1 won th?ir first bait (tame in a lively , mini; nnd results were up«t by the fine "hearls-up'' btw- Walt 36 contest by nosing out the Ratal* . ,,,,(1 tills Saturday at IN 18 P BMKrtTMh, .... 3 A itetball played by the Ramblers, THE 39 l ettes, M-14. Miss Reldel tallied It m the Lpglon Rooms 35-4. B , if polnti for the winners. TQURtiEf lltar-s food it 29 0 18 5 41 '.-,,•,11 will it held and the Jaokton's (4) The soon By The scores: ,,,,,! of eight boys wiu" micH BKWfc's 24- 30 Steigmt*, 0 0 0 1 p 33 e « 0 BWM'8 11 10 11 11—4B Glrte Letirte TimM' boys who do notToth, rf irme's 18' Rebelettes H4) ., -j-iii !:cl, nnother chance 0 WruikowdM, 6 2 4 Tumi, If 0 Walt A Gent's Flower* 1 . O Kupko, c B, Tuohey 126 113 146 t ., ,» Kasklw.rf l smiled on our 0 0 Murray, rg 0 J. Urban 108 114 91 MtMh'W"Z~Z a 1 ,,.,i biiskrtball team, for Minue, rg J, O&al 145 162 Carteret Defeats 0 . 126 18....^ 2' 0 ; , wixidbrldge came to [Morales, lg .... H.Bartos 101 ua 182 ,,.,l wont, home a loser in a I. Tuohey . 140 167 '.,.;.,: name, 43 to 42. The % ., '14 7 35 Woodbridge Five . ,„, i heir sixth game of fUmbferj (8S) 601 579 a v T fuel 3»Utt»Mflt, rf; U. 0 3 3 Cii Rozzelle'» Foul ,. ,,i;iv night Hamilton Palva, If 3 0 P. CoUghlln . 13a 141 .«•«•, IT ...;.....:.... 5 8 /i* , iicd carteret wltti re- Hetfiael.trf ; 2 2 !. Qregar .... .103 110 127 t. flEukiV, a-. Q 0 8 i,.,viiis lost their only CARTERET — B«li Ind every Chizmadia, c *.4 4 j n ..ill 130 117 * ftfcttfjj-if , -'. 1 ff 7 cldud th«re Is a r&y of sunshine. |—.....j, ^ i-,,!:,-let nnd revenft they Brown, rg 1 1 I. tfkumoitt . 141 MS B rBllc •,. , :i i played a teYy bad in f. 6lndi, r» a 0 4 Wes Spewak, Carteret high school ' "* *• •• Lakatas, lg 1 0 H. 110 136 177 it. fend, rg ...: 2 3 81 cage coach, found this out last, i i .1; smeared, 89-40, and , ^iio to get 17 points J. tea. lit 1 2' 41 Friday night at the local gym .. II 3 606 642 684 — where the locals nosed out Wood- [ , ;v bright spat of the' Store by periods: 18 12 Club Marka* 421 bHdge, 43-42, in a thrilling con- Jaclwm's Cf 3 0 tleKweiJyperi^U:. test1. Th* locals, wlio have had , T•<; provided the crowd 3.CbugruTri 134 137. 141i k^i/. »..; mi.»u. !>' • linif sudden ddatif i FrIU's (4S) t, Satfchttfc 11* 154123 tboit ar. early lead, slipped behind | : iii the same score as HE'LL ind 100 100 100 I lit IV second perlo:i but forged j <3 T 1 Brvwti w ' irlearj By i riartow mnrpin In the imTiins at Hamilton. Zarwwsky, rf 5' 0 To PROVB THE PAWB auhtr i0o wo ioo O T bnskel gave Carterlto Lehctsky, If 4 2 O'Reilly, it . 4 i 10 final half to,win by a nose. nil win. The Jay-Vees SokolowsW, u, g Hili' CARTERET — Vlrginin Bolariri, g 2" 0 •he Basketball Clinic Is Llptak, rr r 0 2 Nu-Way Cleaners 89 1691 Carolina keglers, after losing 49 Olsen, lg 0 0 01! 2 to GATV Pinners L, Hamadyk . 91 i ml the same program B. .. 108 148 1781 straight games, almost earn* 18 6 421 Listed for Ret .,'. this Saturday. At 9 CARTERET—Greenwald's held CARTERET—After dropping a B, ftedtsh 10* HI 119' through by winning one but Fstte Cnrteret (43)' |M •. in :w A. M. the 8th grades 1 a 4*1 124 145 was n°t with them us a miss in the Score by periods: ilts pole position in the Hill Bowl game by five pins to Armour's M. 185 a P hni instructions and last week to extend their losing 100 100 'last frame enabled the Armour Rozzelle, f 2 5 Loops by Breckha Fritz's 12 6 16 9—43 825 pin loop by taking an impor- .Blind 100 n in ::•.•• involved again but theKellers Lose to out of the lead. V-C team in the last two games M. Spoganetz 147 m 115 Therrtlt team to bent the league to win by wide marpins. 151 1*0 [leading A.AsC. Company combinn 11 9 43; Ted's Lunch enjoys a big leadi ; ii bring the St. Ellas' The results follow: A. Shaner 119 Penn holds the pole position in Benj. Moore'3 pinmen caught 154 151218 156 jin three games as Ferko bowled a Score by periods: :;,,• Browns winning this St. Ellai' < t. Dorko the Midget League, while the Fr.itz Hill Bawl learn T. Sendziak 169 133 146 fire In the last two games and •~r~ -—"• sensatioiial 248 and Rudy Qal- Cartftret : 16 11 8 9—43 Hutch Stark's bflfket. The shellacked the Metal & Therml 671' 642 v ek shot a 014. WopdbricTge 13 16 « 7_i">' eauers are Iin firsfit placl e Ii n ththa 'ill aru undefeated in corn- M. Hrablk 138 147 139 an Cub clrcul CARTERET — Despite a two 123 139 team by a decisive margin. ! The U. S. Metals won the odd MtmTwrtiKi umpire, "tto-1 L Junior League teams are w Senior League game setback at the hands of the 167 151 U, S, Metals had an easy time Greenwatfs »^w« igame from Benjamin Moore's with fiuardl. it:,' limelight from the1 I. DeBella 195 winning three, oyer Arnjour's by) W Hill Bowl, the Carteret China keg- Blind ....' , , V* ijTeddy Barancmik and Peter Panek lers still hold a big 10'j game leftd ,L. Nsytor Piratas ,»u-. 3 -i: I !i:iy .is the SEI? rerw-psentlng games. Sb. Joseph's H. N 1 .inch is leading the race, In the Hill Bowl Mixed League. 751 751' 786 After losing three games last Foster Wheeler won two from H. Ward ... 117 147 148 Ted's lime!* Keeps Ukes ;. L 1 |nm vn 14 straight games. Hill Bowl Mixed L*aiue SawcMk's week to Metal and Thermit), the IQeneral Amerinan Tank & Stor- 2 A A.1 C. Company pinitten in- •H. Usiaaittkl 138 129 Brown's •. 1 ; lie boys on the team are; Team Standings J. O'Donnell 176 165 185 age, leaving the losers three games 3t. Ellas' 0 2 W L crjBftEfia' ttielr lead to four full 1 Oindu. Merelo, Mortsea, E. Prokop W4 152 145 685 86B 637 out of first place. Eddie Mayorek Unbeaten by Easy Junior League |.ckm.m. Kent, Stark and Halas- Carteret China 39 16 J. Stima l«f 147 153 games by beating PoSter-WHteler did some brilliant shooting with a W L West Carteret E.sso 28 26 169 in tttree straight tilts. Irene's M. Sawchak 15* 226 151 129 598 set and Medvetz rolled a 555 Ted's Lunch" : 13 0 MakuJngkl Builders 27 27 1 125 te*afh Siandlrics iA. Suhar 123 I VI-WIN AGO:—Jan. SO, 1929 Blind W9 125 1 101 121 set. 64-22 Loop Victory Blackhawks 7 5 Hill Bowl 25 29 W L !!, Hemsel 86 pvi-t wrecks Metuchen High. 10ft 100 100 CAJtTBRET INDUSTRIAL Oarvey's Ta*i 6 7 Walt A Gene's Flrwers 23 31 Nu-War Am. Agr. Chem. (Eo 38; 18 Blind BOWLING LEAGUE CARTERET — Ted's Lunch re- is Meclwlck scores 27 and f. Humphries 131 117 122 West Cartaret 5 7: hiliiiiil 9. rtasklw Plumbing 21 38 Van Pelt 159 210 201 Gen. Am. Tank sto, 34 20 Teatti Standings mained undefeated in the Junior 3 ,. 128 143 1 Cumey 12B 141 Jokers 8 I VHARS \GO:~Jan. tt. 1934 K7 U. S. Metals »8- 21 , W L League by "knocking off" the West Al's Bbys 3 10, 10, Parth Amboy 28. West Cirtoret EfM 131- 138 184 Benj. Moore 28 26 Am. Agr. Chem. Co..... 35 16 Carteret tossers. 64-32. Showing PlstBs ... 144 556 610 605 Midjret League k scores 7 polnta. M.Mlnue 181 14* 1«8 181 Metal & T-hertnit 38* 28 GfenvAm. Tank 32 19 , their supremacy by a wide margin, W & Sltunlto 167 'Handicap 29 29 [Vmts AGO:—Jan. 2S, 1938H. gurflka IBS 13« 159 199 Poster WHeelef 2^ 26 U. S. Metals 30 21 •'.he winners were paced by Willie Penn 7 0 T. Calabrese 174 166 168 Armoun ftert. Works .... ^ 26 Ginda who scored 17 points. Fer- fvi'M-t K, North Plamffeld 29. 585 639 634 foster Wheeler 28 23 Cornell 3 4 «• Kins- scores 12 and Boben- H.Usaenslcl 147 141 115 798 793 838 Virginia-Cflrolliia 53 Metal ArVa 309 18B Benjamin Moore 36' 25 West Carteret (22) Al's Tavern' 2 S 832 816 796 Koby 156 180 155 Skrypocski 808 169 $84 Baranczule 188 14f> 157Blues Bow, 6540, Vlrgtaia-tfarfclrttft 0 51 G Cub League Makwuuk) Builders 155 166 118 D'Zurllla, rf - 2 Fritz's 0 Is Tavern Teps i4j m gy172 127 183 Metal & Thermit (3) A. Makwinskl 138 158 181 lio ftfeattm m Kubala. rf 0 Ramblers 3 r J. Makwinsil 148 111 ltt ilcLeod 188 1*5 BrzDzowski 227 190 235 Sofka, c 0 Schur , 175 ISO 162 To Hamilton Five Warriors 2 «.• B. Kleban 145 145 114 J. Magner 161 170 174 Collins, rg JatTcsoh's 0 ornell Tosscrs 854 857 70fl «,-• M. Magella 133 *196 171 90S CARTERET — Suffering their Ferko 248 157 165 Burke, rg 781 870 b'erzawiec 178 194 187 CWn» BeUei R. Makwlnski 203 189 167 Walt * Oen«'s Armoors (0) {worst defeat of the season, the P. Siekierka 1T1 157 302 The GhineM believe in the p Midget League J. Lesky 168 178 178 Kronenlterg ... 14ft barteret High School basketball 10 2 22 780 T9T 130 E. Nemeth 124 138 1-78 jtAam dropped a 65-40 tilt \fs Ham> Ted's (64) of a littlb fftrtst root-"Jin-Ua<— aitnon 985 838 963 Q [A!;i!-.i(RT-Ar» Tavern, now 201 171 168 159 141 159 iilton's .high-flying quintet at the P to prolong Mft and rebuild' flesh uul CftftGfBt Chin* [local gym on Tuesday night. Am. Ajr, Chem. Co. (0) , Quida, rf 7 3 spirit, Until recently about a million the former Temple BlliHf , 125 1E5 125 Uhouse 148 163- 163 •f. an early lead and S.Lesky lift 138 149 198 The score: A. Mudrak. 171 15* 186Merehv If 5 3 dollars worth of ginseng was ta A.Kiijm 195 145 114 t. Bntkocy 187 161 Vtrnillo HO 178 t67 1 it in front to beat the Takacs 11» Carttret )40) Rekus : Hi M 150 Mortsea, c ...„ 6 1 ported from the United minuet, 31-18, In the ttlrtd , 131 131 131 780 f70 791 Horvath 1X& O P Kayo 179 149 204 Perence, c 8 0 GMna each year. There was ; J. Italy ITO 17* 184 0 enough in all China to supply' MakwUuki Bros. Itezzelle, f 1 0 trplnski 137 167 144 Margrotto, *g 0 L. Butkocj- 17S 154 163 Serokthan, ljr 2 1 demand. . J. Rarmanocky 188 100 144 76* 813 BfiUlfr. I 1 6' 2 Gal»«nek 224 199 198 W. Makwinskl 170 97 184 Snow, i 2 2 707 738 7B4 139 Lawter, t 1 8 893 822 882 28 8 64 Early Dlvotrery 'A. MMtwlnsM 161 137 " Score by periods: Lewis and Clark r«i>r.rted 803 758 WMpm •0 156 f. ilebsn 140 141 133 as HI t168 u Plsrar. 163 162 159 K KohJ 14B 148 197 Si HhwCWV daivanek t Vernillo 13* 181 305 Blind 125 T. SendeW* MT » 101 f 845 125 778 778 Morvath 188 w. HWri* m Wl (4) 17 9 40 f Blind l* 138 munlWon. (65) t Wall * CHme'i V. Sludra* »m9 180 175 G F 734 83Y 881 0 9 188 w lon A,B*rtM 140 160 3S4- ST, Menda 1W * 140 Wilaon, I 7 2 Vlivlnia-Carollna (0) ... I 8 V1'I.TuoUBy \\1 W0 1W P. Toth 119 131 t 0 8, 194 131 jiftg 180 190 0 :„; f <* wwiwii m an iwi i. Mayorek 1*5 169 191 j lo 4 J. Qodleskl 124 m Hi J * 141 1 f 0 2 BlTuohe? 118 134 184- """""ft! W6tro*ski. g 1 0 3. Deli 150 188 151 19B 0 s f 'F.Donnelly 168 107 881 842 834 Bargholz, 9 0 G. Diken 119 147 .Z.i 0 4 H. Griffith 121 151 147 S. Hayduk 200 168 165 Jjeber, g 6 711 778 783 151! 0*4 Am. Tai» Sto. 1 C.Perkins 1M 181 0 18 L. Kuhn 154 150 Dhvis, e y::.:.^. o i lv I|V K»sklWs PluittHnj lifi 167 '" periods: J. Lesley 136 188 18* Bltad 130 130 180 5 toval 130(fcl71 172 if it 65 663 832 734 -a 10 i: t 1-31 li» fl '160 In * t 3—16 A. ftbeco 14ft i«l W. Buroka Score bj periodi: R,ButfcnheimW lit 168' 18» Z 12' r 10 w-40 ff,* i Skrypocski 186 157 180 L.fuhfhlfO» ' tt» HamUton •-, 17 18 14 18—65 BaranczukM 180. 188 216 ft, Ifcoeco i«S 2141 Panek 149 157 330 fT4 8TJ8 7*T S, Oszerjslcl '1* Heaton 184 198 188 WHILE YOU WAIT! Th« Incas of Aiffiftnt Peru w««n't McDonough 180 Virginia-Carolina (D Sohui- 141,4? 221 147 l is»i. •-•'r Nt> yan$tt need you wait 3 tfr * toy* fw a Nemeth 180 179 «ti»rJed wltl* JuW tjln# Ta'B»»«er Not to Bind SUncUt 178 140 «roun4 their trh#n-» Wfitn 911 951, simple repair J«b, . . . Brbiff JTQIW set to WS JACKETS I When you i«l«ct ti color scheme 194 182 134 fc ! t Benjamin I* ,-,] |'for jflUr g»rdhj funtlrurf, jm Mil' 188 )«4 and take ii home with you ... all fixed 1 Wft QtiBLtb. - Van Pelt • • jrtter tin' furnlttitt W th*t It 6HvH totem oi dUftftfil colored Dobrowski 174 160 U. 8. MAW «ttentton to Hfctf m- M *« ft wrdi, tied tb' * ntiln rtntf, it « •Medwick ,'..... 181 Wa 'HlrfmtWttta with the background rtmy b«Wtter. Tr* p Gregor 137 TUBES TESTED FREE! OB»** woor, H bMd t& th« b»««r«fna; of the qulr«». k(Mt 878 8*70 815 UNBB f4 I.Dtbanflkl VcUtjmmixtiZ) , ~ <>. T»*«krft% Ii Hirbeok BU*aa.v. ^.U&.'we \ii the prlnci^I* of I V.Mudral;' ....,.„... 183 173 1V 187 of tb* Roman emperor Tlbe- ViMEOto 8MCE WheiJ Titwriui aw tb* love*

U NEW RADIO & TRATE ARMY tht Tl Bte* ;. \* 'tn IH llMll.. J. . •«• i- 1"., • : FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 PAGE SIX • *i Natural flu Silken Canopy Nam* Tr*nbl« WAI TEK READE Natural ga« consist* of about (K America's clothing mothi—dan- RIIMIRI if OH Shirt* An honest man, with no desire to There are report! fn Russian lit THEATRES p«r cent of mrth»ni\ alsn known •: USMI! l\o. I (,irls' cam* trouble, wai one named eriture 0* » huie forest fire In Bus gerdus only In their caterpillar or INPEmTHAMBOt Foonrf In Uniw Province •'mar*h gas." ulncp It l-i formed b) Burke, who was so entered, at his lla In 1915, which covered some 24. babyhood stage-belong largely ti, decaying v«j;rtntlon In marjhfj. Tb< FOJIII rfmalm of two klndi of birth, on the Vltnl Rtntlttlr* r«-rorrls. 700,000 acrei of land (more thnn thi two families that emigrated from addltlnnnl 10 per cent it ethanr Team Holds Lead longnnoutni ihtrkj, whlrh iwim In When he entered school, the tcarher whole itate of Indian)) and rausea Europe with the nation's early »«t hydrogen find other gajus Na'.urs Nfw World •»•< •« much »» 100,- wrot« Burk In the nrhool rnrords i loia of over 200 billion feet of tim- Hern. The webbing Clothes moth oi (is in not an poisonous It the manu MAJESTIC 000000 yfin »go, hivr rerrntly tnd clatt rolls On getting hii firit ber. If thin i» comet, It was groat TtneoU bUelllella In. wlren adult farturcd gaspj. whirh generally coi> In Industrial Loop t»rn added to the Srnlthnonlan In- |ob, his employers copied hh name er than any fire on record ir. the red-headed and creamy In bodj lain carhen nionoi'df. but th> NOW SHOWING! stitution coll»ctlom Hitherto, bond ap Birk In their personnel retMrds United Statei. According to thr II S color. The case-bearing clothes moth hazard* from fire and explosion ar. CAKTKRKI Tiic V SM R No. of both nf thftt ancient cre»tur*i Dn the: list nf registered votnrs, an Forert Service, the largest known or Tinea p«llionella Is a duller, cream Robert Taylor ( Detibe Darei-J 1 1 ju«l as great ami It should not b ] git' ! 'Miii I'-mninnl out In front wore Vnown only frnm the rocki of election clerk wrote his name a* to have occurred In this country wa' color with dark spots on Its from hanHied rarrlrssly Since n»tnn "WESTWARD byiwnr- uv marrfi In tfir CarUrct Franc* and North Afrlra Th*y r«p- Rlrk*. Along cam* h(« marriage, one in Maine and N«w Brunswick ir wings. As caterpillars the two havt en h:is practically nn smell, a smai Wiim'-n •< lnriii'.'rbl Lrontip by rfsent entirely extlnrt lines Per- and our Burke was shown aj Brrke October, UK, This swept over three different personalities as we]} Th( THE WOMEN" amount nf some odorous substanc fcoiillii' Uv I'SMR Nn 2 twm hap» roughly like prurnt-Hay law- on the Vital Stalfntlc.i records Hi- million acres and caused the loss o: webbing. Isfva spins silk whcrevei is u-niallv artdpd to jt, in order t this •*•(-<•'-: 1! (In' Hill Bowl (ish"j, they were predatory gen ipplied for electricity, and thr pub ISO human lives. Evnn more rn it goes, lives, in sllk-llned tunnel* male it »aslfr to smell when the' T)T < •HfiplPto rrsnUs follow: creatures »1 the clone nf the Mom- lir utility records now lilted him as Itmitous was the Peshtigo firr ii eaten through clothing or bedding Starts SUNDAY! ir« leaki. <'.ir»rrf I WonwnN IndmlrUI ink era when the freat dlnnsanri !Wk By this time, Burke was in Wliconiln In October, 1871. It cov and feeds under a silken canopy. IU (PRBVUK SAT. NITE) were declining and when mammals quite a predicament as he wa« ered 1,290,000 acres find wip-e ou relative, the case-bearer, it a morp Tram SUndlnj* wer« making their bid for auprem- fnrred tn use several of his aliasei. several towns and settlements, witl practical sort. The latter builds Itf A novel of hazard and gu. tcy on land Mi.ss Connolly first In national W L to svold confusion. Then he became 1500 people killed own house, which It carries every becomes the most forceful -mils rankings for 1951. motion picture in years! U.S M I? No 1 34 14 Whit apparently were the splnci rareless. When he bought on credit tfhere and frequently enlarges. Thf Mftnl T'irrmll 32 1« of one of then* extinct fishes were another clerk used Bnrk on hif house is often one of many colors "DECISION FnstT WheHi-r 28 20 obtained by Geological Survey ex i-hnrge occonnt He borrowed money since it Is built of the threads upon , •ind carelessly signed Bourk on the rhnnr 1 U.8.M R. N). 2 26 22 plorerl Joseph H. Sinclair nnri The- rnM*rr« which the worm is feeding. Both ; BEFORE DAWN" ron Walton In the Orlente Province note The public records lilted 8-MMD species are prolific as Is shown in ' Ko,is Brov Furniture . 26 22 RITZ THEATRE Richard Banehait-Gary Merr U.S.M.R. No 3 25 23 of Ecuador. These jpu>"i are ap- Buerck when he bought a house the estimate that the family devel I .\nothi-r Job, nnrl his Social Security WASHINGTON AVENUE, CARTERET, N. ». A.AC. Co. No. I 24 24 proximately 2 Inches lanK. Another oping from the eggs of one female I rprnrd Rsve hl» name ns Berck Wfi'vnrn 24 24 kind, rrpreicnted by teeth of lU 8H0W 8TART8 AT 7 PM. moth can nat 92 pounds of ivool a ON When taken to a hospital, the nursi U.S.M.R. No. 4 21 ft "law," cam* tn the Rmltlisnnlan yearl pnsted his name as Bnrck. Onlj STAGE! A.VC. (!'<• Nn. 2 - 21 87 from the Georgia Kaolin Company NOW TO SATURDAY JANUARY 24-25-26 and was found, togclhrr with fossil .then Burke died, did his real name Sat., Doris Day I* Rei Allen U.S.M.R. Nn, 2 remain! of other ancient fishes and iiiTke, correctly appear on the Vita Danny Thomas I, Feb. C. OniTfkl 148 111 101 part of the shell of a iong-extlnct MatiMlcs records aRain Buddy Ebicn IIX SKE YOU IN U M Pemrlrr 100 143 130 turtle, In Twlggi Cmmly, Ga. 2nd MT DREAMS" S "SILVER CITY BONANZA" 79 108 89 M. Klnriziorski The fossils arc slKnlfk.int in show- C. Eyonitz 75 113 98 Ing the wide d:stributlini of these Oyster MonnUlna SUNDAY AND MONDAY JANUARY 27-28 , L. Qracmr 132. 135 121 flihlike creatures. The remains are American Indians In prehistoric Matinee Dally at 1:00 P. M. •o fragmentary that little can be time left huge oyster shell moundr Louis Hityward James Carney S43 610 539 nlong the coast where they came Evenings at 7:00 P. M. done toward reconstructing a plc- r.itricia Medina. Phyllis Thaxter U.S.M.R. No. 1 tu,ri of these old sea carnivores. to eat the lucculent bivalve. Seme Continuous Performance LADY AND THE BANDIT" "COME POL THE CUP" H. l(atway 102 Presumably, however, they did nol have been found along the Hudson SATURDAY AND SUNDAY B. Lpaalc 101 125 100 differ materially from living mem- River. On* at Damariscofa, Maine MONDAY: EARLY AMERICAN OVENWARE TO THE LADIES blind 100 bers of. the shark group. Classic yet new Is Mil* David contains about 8,000.000 bushela of TODAY THRU SATURDAY Bllnil 100 100 100 The oldest remain* of sharks have Cryilal coat dresi with Empire- shells TUESDAY TO THURSDAY JANUARY 29-3041 H j£|lvk 144 123 142 be*n found in rocks deposited dur- (ype hodlrr, Crlip, checked cot- Chirk Gable - John Hodiak P Pat O'Brien Q. papenta 132 112 ing Devonian times 350,000,000 yean ton fulling IK dramatized by Gary Cooptr L ago. Tile present-day species retain Met. 6-1279 June Wyatt enormous white pique collar and "DISTANT DRUMS" U 'Across the Wide Missouri' - 547 592 550 many of (he oldest structural char- Iselln. N. i. cuffs, black belt. ISELIN 8 •CRIMINAL LAWYER" _ ALSO — ,n 7 6 6 acton tnd indted represent an an- in Technicolor THURS. to SAT., JAN. 24-26 Julm Payno - Rhonda Fleming cient line of descent. Use of barbiturates held more 554 598 556 Doris Day - Gordon MacRae FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1-2 than narcotics. And 29 Top Stars "TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY" * "CROSSWINDS" A.A.C. Co. No. 1 "STAR-LIFT" (Color by Technicolor) plus "FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE, WOLFMAN ' 107 101 76 COMPANY Lana Turner - Ezlo Pima 9 72 92 87 JERSEY SCRAPBOOK OF 10 "MR. IMI'ERHJM" SUNDAY THRU fUESDAY . Beam 105" 120 123 KULI, SYMPHONY ORCH. . Alfonso 98 113 97 Doris Day - Gordon MacRae SUN. to WEB., JAN. 27-30 ALL SEATS RESERVED! ; Kelly 12» 124 141 JERSEYJOE Burt Lancaster - J. Lawrence MAT1NFE: 11.0(1, "l3.W, 13.0(1 WALCOTT "TEN TALL MEN" STATE THEATRE "STARLIFT" BVENING: |I.2«, »I.M. 13.611 511 550 524 Mill Ordrri Promptly Fulfil i MAN plus—Sterling Hayden WOODBRIDGE, N. J. — ALSO — Handicap 3 3 3 "JOURNEY INTO LIGHT" WOM Charles Lauehton-Buris Karloff AVYW TODAY THRU SATURDAY 514 553 527 CHAMP/ON OF A.A.C. Co. No. 2 See it and Sin* "THE STRANGE DOOR" L. Ram) 124 118 97 Doris DAY - Danny THOMAS in STRAND $ Qayclos 131 125 111 "ILL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS" WED. THRU SATURDAY M. Rosscll 102 87 105 NOW! THRU SATURDAY plus MacDonald CAREY - Alexis SMITH in JAN. 30Mi to FEB. 2nd R. atek 128 138 142 "CAVE OF OUTLAWS" H, Wnrd 127 136 156 Fred MacMurray "FLAME of ARABY" FORDS, N. J. — r. A. 4 |UI Dorothy McGuire SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY In Thrilling Technicolor 602 664 611 James CAGNEY - Phyllis THAXTER in Maureen O'liara-Jeft ChandlrJ FPOMfZZAZO "Callaway Went Westvaco A.A. WED. thru SAT. "COME FILL THE CUP" PLUS 2ND HIT! Blind 100 100 100 plus Johnny WEISSMULLER - Shell?. RYAN in Thataway" Ann u. 129 141 155 "FINDERS KEEPERS "TEN TALL MEN" "JUNGLE MANHUNT" — ALSO — H. Piipi 107 128 137 W. Owens 117 134 108 Richard Basehart —SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY with Burt Lancaster WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY A, fluliar 103 128 142 Michael O'Shea Mltii Gaynor LOVF Tony MARTIN - Janet LEIGH in "GOLDEN 556 631 642 "PEKING EXPRESS" "TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY" GIRL" "FIXED BAYONETS" In Technicolor June llaur U.S.M.R. No. 3 with A, Dacko .. . 153 112 120 B. Millie 95 U4 100 Joseph Cotten - Corinne Caivet Bind . 100 100 100 K.Schuck . 108 105 93 SUNDAY thru TUESDAY T Poxe ... 125 142 117 "LADY PAYS OFF" 581 573 540 ~ - nf AMAZfHG SOOTH Handicap .777 WAS with Stephen MacNaTty A 80XJNG Linda Darnell 588 580 537 l/C£MS€ BY Wf MfUJ

Metal and Thermit "RACKET" E Hickey 116 99 112 'roo oio. with Robert Mitchum N M Windos . 102 100 98 JOf WAS BAQQ€DSK. MS MOMf J ChclTKO 148 109 130 STATf FGOM/?4O VA/T/L f E Ciuforrko . 123 138 149 K Horvath m 132 152 628 578 641 T Handicap 13 13 13 s 641 591 654 IS.MR. No. 4 D Tiro 118 95 143 M Pobbs • 100 119 85 PRICED SO LOW! •M Ml$o 121 110 130 . H. fy'il ... 130 150 153 p ioo ioo -oo UNITED ROOSEVELT SAVINGS 596 574 611 Foster Wheelers AND LOAN ASSOCIATION W> 110 115 93 iNali* ' 140 119 87 Condensed Statement of Condition as of December 31, 1951 JHUKrtaq|)avai) »../...-. Ill 118 82 jjluflKf IC^fSSi'iw leez 104 139 108 120 133 151 Assets Capital, Liabilities and Reserves ' 984 624 521 First Mortgage Loans .... $1,531,088.99 Member Savings $1,608,704.29 Loans on Shares 12,778,24 Loans in Process 45,200.00 KUUH Brothers Cash on Hand and in Other Liabilities , : 1,414.31 Banks 40,308.94 Reserves $55,756.36 Federal Home Loan ypj G'.S UP Undivided Bank Stock 24,100.00 PLENA, Mont, —Everything's Profits 50,628.28 up l|i price—even the cost of graz- U, 3. Government Total Reserves and ing animals. Handlers will have to Obligations 151,790.00 Undivided Profits 106,384.64 pa.y 40 cents per animal this year Other Assets 1,628.07 fQl' grazing on some 4,100,000 acres TOTAL CAPITAL LIA- HUrtpr lease, a jump of 25 per cent flyer, last year. BILITIES, RESERVES & TOTAL ASSETS $1,761,703.24 UNDIVIDED PROFITS ..$1,761,703.24 A Consolation! \{ someone tells you that your Latest Dividend f\ has been kissed by every guy Rate I town, just give him your Deposits Insured by tie gest smirk and retort: "It i l j such a. big town!" — The B. Coast Guard Magazine, Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation 2 /a% PER ANNUM

OFFICERS DIRECTORS 1st DRAWING DANIEL L. OGDEN . . Chairman of Board FRANK BROWN WILLIAM J. LAWLOR President GEORGE CHAMRA 01 IK MKRCHANIMSi: JOSEPH GALVANEK Vhie-Preaident SAMUEL- CHODOSH SUMNER MOORE Vice-President Here are the truly advanced automobiles B THIS'SATURDAY JOSEPH GALVANEK for 1952 ... the only fine can priced so We mean the only cars at or near thcii EMU, E. MUDRAK . . Secretary-Manager price with Centerpoise Power . . . Ktving JOHN KINDZIERSKI low . .. and one ride will tell you what we MINNA MOORE . . , Assistant Secretary almost unbelievable smoothneu and fiw WILLIAM J. LAWLOR meat) by that. GEOROE CHAMRA Treasurer JAMES LUKACH uom from vibration. JAMES LUKACH . . . Assistant Treasurer 1 I0IN TODAY SUMNER MOORE We mean the only car*, at or near their Moreover, we mean that Chevrolet sup price bringing you the beauty of radiant p»w all these fine car advantages u' COUNSEL * EMIL E. MUDRAK DANIEL L. OGDEN i / new RoyakTont Styling with Fisher Body! TVfol &MV1D 1.00 My-15 Weeks ELMER, E. BROWN AARON RABINOWITZ EMIL STREMLAU \ We mean the only cars at or ne.ar their prkid Una in U$ MAURICE 8PEWAK ABRAHAM GLASS price offering »uch a vide and wonderful lxtr«-im««tl. LOUIS VONAH choice of colors with uphoUteryand trim *TMl iikri H> (hlfll w harmonizing coton, in all Do tuw rnfrts SHOP <4daa and coupe models! WORE PEOPLE 103 MAIN NTREET UNITED ROOSEVELT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION " " *"!•« »UT UHCVRQLCTt THAN WOOOBKIDGE Noit to Woolworih'» IY * tUJMY Til* » !£?N_°» CHEVROWT, I, '.«.'»' .rW! {Editorial:- Prayer of the Christophers "Urt. srti MM ta Iwlimt «l |ttt MM«< Wlwn there l§ Modest Man fcatnd. W M mm U**\ «lwn tim k tajwy( »ar4«n; wb«n , admit* Captain Henrik UMM h HsM, fatth: when UMN b fmk. h**>\ where U*n imf h we That contagious smile won the Captain b dufcaea, Hfhl: «al rtwe IMrt II m*tm. to o. DMM ,..irisen for the manner in which he new friends all along the line of march and Mailer, mat that I m*j M4 N aMeh Nth it ke IHHIMM H ,miy tried to bring Ws «hip back to he captured the hearts of his listeners when to ecmek; to be uiento«4 ai U mlwrtf it; to be l«rei M 1 III"'" ,!,., nuld not he,lp but admire blm all he said: "My boss sent me out a few weeks to law; r#r H h hi |Mnc that we rMehre; tt h Id i*rdonlni that „,, for the way he to6k the tribute ago with a beautiful ship and I came back wt are fwrdeved: and It It tat djtai that we an **m to eteraal Me.- '„ mm by his home town Saturday. without it." As far as he was concerned he had failed and he could not understand the —81 rnuwb of AaM. I Governor Driscoll expressed it lhink cheers. He could not understand that his I' , i,,,n he said, "We admire Captain townsmen and the rest of the world con- ]( fnr his heroic effort, but we admire sider him a hero. ,u,n mor'e the way he has handled Meet Captain Henrik Kurt Carlsen -*• Majority ot Voters hi State] I, since the conclusion of his epic truly a modest man, a man true to his 1,1111. Favors Bombing Chinese trust. Cities and Supply Bases The March of Dimes Drive Is On Again If Korean Peace Talks ,„, March of Dimes Drive is on again, has, until this time, defied all the powers Break Down • - |i, is year the effort H launched with of the medical profession. By Kenneth Fink, Director, the United Nations bomb ,„,,• hopefulnew thin ever before. Only A contribution to the March of Dimes Princeton Research Senrtce attd supply bases In China tf 1 '.'; lll(,,,ths ago, Basil O'Connor, National is a contribution to a cause which takes PRINCETON -i A solid ma- peace talks In Korea fail. jority of the state's voters ques- These groups Include people I illl(i.,,ion head, announced that progress second place to none tnd since the money tioned by New Jersey Poll staff all city (rises, age groups and oc- ", mi the development of a vaccine to donated by Americans in recent yean reporters In a recent survey Is cupations. J;,.,,, polio was definitely on the way to of the opinion that the United This newspaper presents has paid off in concrete results, which are Nations should bomb cities and reports of the Hew Jersey Pott] ,,ilirli()ll. supply bases fn Chins if present now on the verge of producing a vaccine, exclusively In this area. peace talks fall through. i hl; (omes as weteomt news to a nation the incentive should be all the greater. (Copyright 1982, by Fewer than three in ten In the Princeton Retearch Service) wiljrii polio has each summer stricken This newspaper cannot endorse the latest state are against such a step. ^usiiiiris of unsuspecting citizens, some- March of Dimes D'rjve too highly. We urge In other words, those who fa- proving fatal and in other cases leav- vor bombing Chinese cities and •JUST — jllir; every reader to examine his own personal supply bg)se"s If the present n', victims crippled for life. This disease situation and do his best in this humani- armistice talks collapse outnum- inn k annually for many decades and tarian effort. ber by more than 2 to 1 those Paragraphs who are opposed to such action, wiien New Jersey Poll staff re- Ne Plwe porters asked an accurate cross- A New England epitaph section of the state's voters: County Budgets to Break $100 Million Mark "Here lies an atheist. All dressedl "If peace talks In Korea fall, lip and no place to «o." —Th«, j would you favor or oppose having U. S. Coast Guard Magazine. n'.mly budgets for 1952, now in the mak- county budgets. Scrutiny of county budgets the United Nations bomb cities •„;; will probably go over the $100 million by taxpayers is underway In several coun- and supply bases in China?" The Difference , The results were: Inark this year for the first time in New ties in conjunction with the New Jersey Favor 59% Some glrli think, the late*i$, Taxpayers Association's program to encour- Oppose li swim tuita are Indecent. Other*! fiscv history. No opinion It bave good figures The Poll age the formation of local budget study 0.6. Naval Air Station, Barber'i5 Tins is the prediction of the New Jersey Highlight of today's survey groups In every county of the State. This Under the Capitol Dome findings Is that sentiment for Point. Association, which points out bombing Chinese cities and sup- taxpayer activity is a good sign, for disin- ly J. Jisept GrlbUns 8he Did |that (•ounty expenditures in 1946 were $69 uly bases U present truce talks terest in governmental affairs serves as a break down cuts clear across She said she felt like a young" By 1950 they rose to $93 million stimulant for waste and poor management. TRENTON—Cost of operating provide pay increases for 18,545 nervation and Economic Develop- political party lines. Majority colt, but the looked more like an v for 1951, counties budgeted a total the State Government" of New State employees, of which $2,300- ment. sentiment among rank and file old 45.—The ephyr Naval StA-1 Two Association publications are in wide- Jersey during the next fiscal year Republicans, Democrats and In- 000 will finance normal Incre- The department points out the tlon,, San Juan. Sir. million, ' spread use as county budgets are being pre- would reach $196,416,528.18 under dependents favors such action. ments, and $6,226,818 pay for sal- great advance In Industry and The vote by political parties: n million budgeting puts county gov- pared. "County Finances" summarizes up- a pay-as-you-go budget sent to ,Ntoe To Know the Legislature this week by Gov- ary raises for over 90 per cent population of Detroit was made BOMB CHINESE CJTIES ANT) 'iit in the big league of government to-date and useful statistics on county fi- ernor Alfred E. Driscoll. The Leg- of State employees. possible by the concentration of SUPPLY BASEST Protection against the atomic islature appropriated $176,815,- the auto Industry In that area. weapon and all that accompanies g. Gone is the day when taxpayers nancing. "Understanding the County Budg- Dr. Lester H. Clee, president of 834.01 to pay all expenses this One of the reasons for this was It, Is really Incredibly simple [ aiTord to ignore mounting county costs et" provides a guide for citizen understand- the State Civil Service Commis- year. the nearness of great iron ore de- —From a letter In the Southern hilt struggling to foot the bill for the more ing of his county budget. sion claims the salary Increases No new taxes will be necessary posits. Dally Echo, England. to cover operating expenses, the : [iiibiii ized costs of municipal, state and fed- There is an opportunity now for taxpay- ever granted in the history of the Now large volumes of such ore Governor Informed the Legisla- Frustrating nil government. ers to put forth their views on county ture. In fact, he emphasized that State of New Jersey. The in- have been discovered In South Favor 64% creases will be meted out accord- America, Africa and Labrador. Oppose 26 Just about the time a fellow tvding the brunt of higher taxes at all spending. Public hearings on county budg- lf( his recommendations are fol- lowed there will be a surplus of Ing to positions held and will This has paused a shift of the No Opinion 10 thinks he can make ooth ends levels of government, taxpayer groups and ets will be held between now and Feb- $15,819,7931.13 In the State Treas- match the higher wages in priv- steel Industry to the Atlantic Worthy of particular note, too, meet, someone comes along anil t are sheddfe? their apathy toward ruary 9. ury at the end of the new fiscal ate Industry, Dr. Clee said. Seaboard. The United States •la that the more education peo- njoves one or the other —The year,>W $), 1953. Steel Catao.ratlon U building a ple have had, the more inclined Breda, ,Ucw» News. WHISKEY; — Bootlegging In gitat plifiT Iff Pennsylvania on they are to {eel, thai the U.N. State officials had requested New Jersey which has become a the Delaware River, Just below should bomb Chinese cities and She W»s! $313,3*9,046.88 to finance their major illegal enterprise because Trenton. KaWonal Steel hns pur- supply bases if the present talks Womarf In traffic court: ' I was departments, agencies and insti- of Increased federal taxes on chased 2,300 acres in Gloucester fail to bring peace, Businesses Need Protection (Jrlvlni' down Congress Avenue tutions during the new year. The whlsKey, is already a big head- County. (Jlher allied Industries The vote by educational levels: With mjr husband at the wheel Governor sliced $116,932,518.70 ache for law enforcement offi- are1 gobbllnl up land in the lower up speed, taking more and more workers . . ."-•The Jet Journal, Naval in tne i*st, thtUnall business committee from their demands. Of the total cials. Delaware ViMey. away from small plant*, small businesses budget. $51,700,00 will be devoted Auxiliary Air Station Mirmar, Hie United Stttes Benate has warned the to education and $46,700,000 for As in days of prohibition, the branch Of our Government that will be squeezed even more. the care of the wards of the actual illicit manufacture of al- BINGO:—The biggest battle of Htnesty Pays Off It is important that business and indus- State. Highway construction cohol is but a by-product of the •the year In New Jersey's historic A bank In Lynn, Mass., placed businesses Daunt be protected during funds of $19,503,239, to be supple- entire crime picture. The growing Legislature will be fought over $10 In boins in a fish bowl and trial organizations give more thought to mented by $9,800,000 in federal industry spawns lawbreakers of the former Juvenile game of .lie mobilization program. Shortages of Favor 55% Invited lift patrons to make their road grants, were included m the all descriptions and the out- Bingo. measures that may keep the little factories Oppose 30 nwn change. After two weeks t |vit,ii raw materials and a scarcity of work- budget as well as State road aid growth of competition for mark- Senator Malcolm Forbes, Par No Opinion .... 15 bank oftcltls made a count anfli running so that when this armament race to counties of $15,OO;/Doo. ets results in gang killings and Hills Republican, who has intro- e imposing difficult problems for the A breakdown of the findings of found 110.05 In the fish bowl— i Kngmeera In cotmjctton with under Ut* A«t ol March L 1879. which few adults possess. Senile turbines will take the place of "It is a large budget but Is still lon variety in 'the process. Also, holds good fbr the General As- (Contlnued on Page 8) "•'•'- display oF nfitl trains at or compete with Niagara and all i'l.-iiii station on jpjulay. The interference, according to reliable confined to our ability to pay," 22,466 gallons of illicit mash were S^£^Jft«f««£^XS£«£«^^ estimates, lias been responsible the vast hydroelectric develop- said the Governor. "It could be seised, and 239 gallons of distilled . Mi'.ity had some ftfcGOO worth ments that we know today. ' I'-'iiiutj stock qn'flt eighth of for more toy train wrecks than reduced by eliminating capital alcoholic beverages.' mik' of genuine mm track, and any other sinyle factor including It Is too much to expect even expenditures but this would not implex contfoi boards ln- blown fuses, loose couplings, that the split atom Is headed ex- be real economy In the long run. INDUSTRY: — South Jersey, i iiii about seven miles of elec- faulty track splicing and sabo- clusively for peaceful pursuits, If the budget Is adopted New Jer- particularly the Delaware Valley 1 sey will continue , to have the firing to goMffa the nicely tage resulting from sheer.exas- a nuclear sword beaten Into an area, promises to rival Detroit in There's^pftoa smallest State budget of any "••<>. movement trf.WU a dotenperation on the part ot the young. atomic ploughshare. But it is en- Industry and population within a comparable State in the union." '• "in itives haulStyj something The soundest rule in dealing with couraging to witness/its begin- few years, according to the Divi- sion of planning and Develop- '•'• nil) can. 80 model trains is: never send a ning as a contributor! to a better Within the budget, the Gov- ernor earmarked $8,526,818 to ment, State Department of Con- '•-I blame (nan on a boy's errand.—Wash- standard of living—The Hartford bank than just j ;<:t of rnalft BWtoto who, in faster than any gun known at a The term "calamitous decline" •'• I'nvacy of ttuttbaqaM, have velocity of lour miles *» second, is used by President Raymond perform and render spe- th» miiftftinent of and some reports on progress in Waiters of the yniversity of Cin- '•"*; cific financial service* lo tenslbttlopferred cancer research. But the most cinnati in his annual survey of Iht community. '""» their small ton* In the meaningful news of this kind registrations In the nation's col- •1:: »i ciuutmaft Some rather probably came from the Atomic leges' • To provide safe, convenient ways to 3ave. •'• -:»g storlei blvf come to Energy Commission. This Is "an alarming situa- Hitentloo 4w#tf the past .,.**•• • To grant loans to reliable firms and individuals. tion," according to Or. Walters, Pretendlm iffinolent and For two days the AEC, at Its experimental base at Arco, Idaho, "in view of the need for teachers t'To &ct as a clearing house for community busi- genersM steam from water In the nation's elementary and offspring ness. heated by nuclear fission, 'And secondary schools." and signal that steam turned a turbine that Because of improved teachers' t to do all of thejse things, we have highly trainer^ '•i- some of ttlam have ac- produced 100 watts of electrical salaries In recent years one Is experienced personnel. >' ••• none so far |ii to'keep the energy. As far as Is known this somewhat pusaled why registra- : tiom touohlM the equlp- *• ll! is the first practical nonmllitary tion in schools of education has ">< at all, merely fliawtog them htu.neitslng of power released declined, The hour* are short. •••'Hi a monstrotu affection of from splitting the atom, It could The week Is short. The year Is Open Friday I to 0 F. It ii-iuimlty — fa watch the mark the beginning of a new the shortest work year In the ' ui motion a,t rt»t«i boars, scientific age. '* category of established profes- antique Of course the AEC was guarded sions. There 1$ ample time for In IU announcement. It did not rest or travel or employment with jtromlse atomic generators at additional earning. . Woodbridge National Bank every croasroads and village. It Perhaps teaohers will be quick did not predict that within a few to give a reason. Lately there has ye»rs household appliances will been Increased Independence for MEMBER ' be operating from electricity by teachers »loug With the higher the1 atom. But who foresaw the salaries. One' wsMeni whether mtor sir and the airplane when Uie matter f,^ ^^ in.^t!^,. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952

Company to be rc«(or«Hi to its surgical plans In New Jeraey teachers as soon as they can in lfffnal «Jft WANTED Ornlly .vi'nlnUtfrnl rnrtl'onf bll I upcdal rfm»t«ry. rnmmtttppmfn 1Q townships frrd B I.lttcll, ftiisiex. . . . Motor 1 been foiiTi'l suirMjfiil for nymptiv Ists air lonklna forward with v.Wr NO SPINACH PLEASE OIRI/S 2J" BTCYCTX |1» 1 v I wheri" no salaries are paid them STEADY WORK -' tt mfl!n" r^]:"f nf tntr ,irUt' ' h*nnrhisl to nnrrihei Mhulilown of retail Nowadays Clnderalln doesn't offer 356 Qrady Drive, m piTwnl woiilrt be ullnwed $1 1-24* | netl pieaw Capitol Dome K;iwllnr Kt-atIon*; in NPW Jprwv have to wa.lt for the stroke of .HO8TJCSSB8 bridge 8-1627-W. [tor day for each day spent o midnight to he bumped buck to \YAnilE3SK3 llielr Job up *••> »K H«?!f«aif o no Filirunry 1 . . The Stntr De 414 Mtk Ul-1 tl'«"in lllOllltl I"! iCnntlnnrd fitim EdIWrlal Pajr»" purl merit of Agriculture an- reality Her whole adventure haas TOtfNTAIN CLEKKS FOR lirinsl libiUtrlc sicnlflcBnce by B tl.rton yp«iiy, under Die Jumicso: .. ... MetucJtan 6 «>•'•• l' ..Ihrr treatment turned to a Imrse laugh long be- DrSHWASHEKS bill in ihe Itfirlslaturc . . . F»f noiinr-. nn Increase of II per cent SIX ROOMS forwent. Up to dr W&dbrlfti 8-1 hi.:: I rcli.T Only the .slatr aj/proprlatioii of 140,000, fore then Un-tl oprrators had their drlx In dollar value of New Jersey apartnierft. Otfe family eli- • f thr nffcncilng fartnr under the provisions of a bill In- AASVARD JOITN'SON privileges and 24 car nwnefs thel; farm real estate during the past First it was Milton Berle wh(| 322 W#hfrY$fl*r*venirf, CartefM. n-e or ' hypANEO{I9 he • Sr:iu^r businc.?se.s find Ihdfvitfuaia. can The hlstnrlr landmark: Is n ron- suraiiiT rhek pnyments in New rrnor Alfred E. Driscoli for the aspei ;ions on the clowning abili- Carteret 1-7430. fi to 1 P. M. 1-24 Is ., I with ll'.r Long Ham) 'tnnl iftninilni" of the struRtJlc ot creation of the Division oiTnifllr ties nf these performers, but we DARAOO'8 AUTO MI i] jncl tin' State Urii- .Icrscv foi Dfcember totalrd Oil! , II'V thr Colnni'its to pstabllsh a fvw Safely In the Department of Law can't help feeliim It would havf; • HEM" WANTEh—FEMALE t SCHOOL \or : ( York * $:'»4!) H!i:i Thf American Largest and Oldest in County. SRCOND BIRTHUHV PA»TY i ninfiv in a dark world dutitiK and Public Safety.. . . Employers been better to le:ive Cinderella New Curi'Tr .Soctrty. New Jorsey Dlvl Hydramatic, Fluid and 8tandard, the curly yetirs It was originally subject to Neff Jersey's Unem- permanently wnonK the ashes ^VBNEL—Mr. and Mr», _._e, li.i.ir!? cavr the rnults of Mim. has started a survey In Ii built iiy Jonattmn Robeson in ployment Compensation I*w are Perth Amboy 4-7366 or Lt'idwig, 40 Klndfson Av^iue, et\- 'if 22 pnlient' suffering from fiurilifs of New Jersey to deter than to have exposed her to this BANKING OFFICE IR42, are.orrilnij to ABscmblymMti asked to file first quarter wage Charter 9-1191. Urtained Saturday In honor ot the ''''<• bronchial asthma w|io mine whether smoklnR Is a pos ordeal, Jitmir.wn. II was In operation reports early. 12-8-tf second birthday of their daughter. WCl' M I iri with the druK. They sil.Ie cau* for cancer. . . . The Some Cilngs deserve not to be requires services of experi- from that time until 1884, and Is Anne. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs *ati'r> ;ij!(' frmii five to 87 jmti; Htatf Department of Health.re- burlesqued, among them the deli- enced and inexperienced CAPITOL CAPERS: -j"Maijy IP YOUR DRINKING has become Edward Ludwig, Rosemarie. and 12 w. f< n :J!PS nnrll 100 nifilep. and the only colonial charcoal fur ports that when a child id born cate fairy-tale Imaginings of ai people who complain that the office personnel. Submit a probteo. Alcoholics Anon- Christlnp JLudWlK Of New York the H i »f .isthma varied from naer .-itill stanrllnn in New Jersey in New Jersey, the rhatices Are child There Is plenty of room for boss Is dumb mlftht be out of a application in detail As in ymous can help yoa. write P. O. Mrs. Robert Plsrlipr, Rudy PLscliPr, tetir tn K ynrs The fiirnar.e mndf cannon balls 199 out of 200 that the birth Is humor in that wofld of fancy, Job If the boss were smarter," marital status, age, salary Box 397, Woodbrldge, or telephone Mra. Harry Sloan. Caro] Sloan. . Or • uiileri'd cortl3"ii* re- for (he French mid Iniii;ui, ftevn K'Klstcml with the Stutr Bureau but it is not the humor of KaKS. reads a siun on the bulletin board Market 3-7628. 12-6-tf Mrs. William Hugplmeytr Ikv., wnpierm in M of ih^ 31 lmli'Dary, iind f'lvM Wats II. was of Vital statistics. . . . New Jer- BIKI musKings and it knows the desired, experience if any of the Stiite Department of Law HuKelmfyor, Mrs. Richard „-,..„. "••flnr >'* ••! I'HHimenl giv^n />3 fw»- one of the most Important, faehirs sey's Legislature is Raining mo- riffercrLce between a heroine and and snapshot with resume YOUNG PIANO TEACi IER and Public Safely at the Stale Nancy Syliruj, Mrs. Joseph Yiihas. IOCIJt I'.1 Sr i-v.-irl?. ro|wirted. Five nf the Revolutionary period, anil1 mimtimi after a slow start. . . a funny man. If a child prefers Excellent Method House, . . The State Depart- to Box t, in care of this Shirley YulW-S. Mrs. Arthirr Her Nurses, Rooseifclt Established i902 parently had its warfare origin in Hospital, Metuchen 6-1000. v Over 3,000,000 Members fj hn ii'. thf report pointed out. Continued from Editorial Pagei ; VISITORS "Tii' ri- '•ecmed to b« in Increase plinr has not become an Increas- India in 2,000 B.C. Historical ac- 1-24 Nationwide Service AVENEL Mr. and Mrs-.C. Wil- In the •.i-;it|. nf well-being with most ing factor. Teaehers constantly counts of that time refer to smoke Perd Kertes, Local Agent Of tlv pntieiit*. and In several a c"t»Wplain that those parents who screens, incendiaries and fumes WOMEN for general work. Appiy, 217 State Street son of Newnrk, vfslted Mf. anr Jen?!' "f euphoria 'mental buoy- an- unable to control their oft- that caused slumber or "prolonged Onrteret China Co., High Street, Perttl Amboy 4-1248 Mrs. Edward Roslc, 35 Fifth Ave- inc.vi Ii•••' Inpi'd." Dr. Schwartz .sprirm wish them ofl on the i yawning." Carteret. 1-24 12-6-tf nue. lUteil •^ .vrnl of the patients ihowi I i iMiirkr-d. increase In phyi- jcal net • iiv while taking cortisone. The im ea.H'd physical activity was BUSINESS DIRECTORY malnh lui! to symptomatic relief ir EMPLOYED MF.N AND WOMEN, mnrried or single ... As a rule the appetite was In- Creased." you'll feel nt home in ftwWs warm, friendly Tali iiS "Tile results justify >the use of itiniisphero. fhiAtmai is not only our name, but the Coa! e Funeral Directors • • Moving and trucking •• Radio and TV Service orally admfnl.steied clHtlJO'ie for way we ilu business. «3rnip!(iri!,itir relief in Intractable fv«n$ CASH YOU GET Complete Moving Job WOODBRIDGE Proof: Over n million TELEVISION l8Wicri!:il tKlhma after the usual Ca/ti COAL - FUEL OIL ISMos. 18 Mos. SY1SOW1ECKI 3 Rooms $25 5 Rooms $35 therapeutic measures have failed," satisfied customers SERVICE Dr. Sfiiv.n]17 ront'ludrHl, lust yeHr! $16 $198.11 $229.66 OIL BURNERS 4 Rooms $30 6 Rooms $40 401.25 4/2.51 1'unend Home 18 OUR Reasonable Stnraee 30 Days Free "^O5"to4oirtof 5 Ahovt pay Tienti caiti tvtrvlhifigl BUSINESS BaUrcds Carry Major Load Wail).! VI, X m'o. on uti wid bo\, fo JJOO, % o! 1% BO 46 Atlantic Street All Loads Insured—10 years eip. Of firi'o L."«'o:t In Korea Bernuse h^ttmat is - Call WO 8-1S08 quick to recognize your IN. J.| ECONOMY MOVERS On the railroad that went to war Carteret, N. J. renl worth, it's "Yes" to 4 out of 5 who apply. It's "Yes" Rahway in Koni. foxrnihs are the whistle 7-3914 rtops anil the fighting front Ii a to a payment date that fits your payday. Telephone Carteret 8-5715 WOODfcRIDC.E RADIO DAY AND NIGHT SERVICR freight y:n\l. We never encourage unnecessary borrowing, but we're & TELEVISION MKTF.RKD RATES Sever l d()7cn new dlrsel-electrlc ready to make loans for any worthy purpose — small First (4 Mile ...... U. locomoli, i"i have been shipped to CALL 18 Main Street, Woodbri&e F.ach Additional Vi »* $•• Korea ivcentl.v, the U.S. Army fimnunts for short periods, larger amounts for lohger Joseph Kocsik, Prop. TranfjiJitation Corps bas disclosed. periods. Phone for a 1-visit loan . . . come WDGE. 8-1400 OFFICE: 413 PEA1(L 8TBEBT Onherirdrd in dispatches', they will in ... or write humal today. , W06DBRIDGE, N. J. be we.'ipnns nonetheless as crucial Al's Radio and Television is the f»r n.iniiiK traJnloada of tanks, loans $25 to $500 THhtg (tins, supplies, and troopi hauled On Signature, Furniture, or Car AVENEL Monwntoirts Prompt Expert Repair* north through the battered Korean RCA Tubes & Parti COlintrvidc COAL & OIL CO. HOLLYWOOD ART TILE CO. )'1Ht COMmHrgl IHAT UKIS TO S#Y »H" Batteries ... In the dark days of the Pusan MONUMENTAL CO. V MAW OTJWET jjjjl foothold, iin entire. division was 826 RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL WOODBRIDGE ^^ picked u|i and moved by train, 100 FINANCE CO. Mfcn. of Dlstuictrra Memorlab 34 PEBSHING AVE. iniles in Ii-:-- than 24 hours, to meet Ground Floor, 1381 IRV1NO SJMIT. (AHWAY For All Cemeteries Comti Mil ion Sind, I Nut to A I F Super Markrl) CARTERET, N. J. BATHS KITCHENS « Comi'iiiiiKt spearhead. Many an- Concrete 894 W. Inman Ave., Rahwaj Phon. HAhwor 7-itW • j.lu< H. Hony-NI, YI5 MANag. other Ir • rail transportation bM : Next to St. Gertrude1! CtmtUtJ A. Kish. Jr.. Prop- RUBBER FLXK)RING llim OMi if iHldn'i il III »™~(U| m« • llmt Mi, 111 spelled t!.e iiiffeivncc between suc- RA. 7-1651 Tel. CA. 8-S«R9 (QUALITY FirlST) cess and 'iiiliire of United Nations HIGH TEST QUALITY Furniture Open Daily including Phones: WO H-z>zt operations. Railways have been used CONCRETE Sundays & Holidays E. W. MEB- WO ».»l*l tactically t<> an extent not teen BUY ON.T1IE HIGirWAY 'Til Dark since the American Civil War. They Laboratory Approved AND SAVE! have aho i ;iiriij 85 per cent of the DON'T MISS OUT Used Cars (J.N. supply Inad in some area*. ON Crushed Stone - Washed Gravel January Rale Now in Progress AUTOMATIC Japanese military engineers, in Washed Sand - WaterprooDnf Shop Now for Extra Bargains the year:; before World War II. built MOLDED FASHIONS Lime - Brick - Cement - Plaster WASHING "BEtTER USED CttitS" one of the F.ir East's finest rail net- Winter Brothers 1 works in Korea. In many ways It MACHINES i W*s better than Japan's own narrow- Terrific Rarkan Mercantile Wayside Furniture Shop BERNIE AUTO SALES g»llge .system. Track and equipment Highway 25 Avenel, N. I Serviced in Korea are standard gaute, built Corporation Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. • Musical Instruments # and 405 AMBOY AVENUE t6 match tin Mam-hut Ian railways. Phone Woodbridge 8 1577 Repaired WOODBRIDQE, N. JL Roadbeds are well graded and Phone PE 4-0375 ENROLL TODAY Swell ballasted. Cuts and tunnels are ffdre. 8-10Z* - I-IUI in our Call j reinforced with concretu and steel. FROM AND FAYETTE STS. Key Shops I Two and sometimes three bridges PERTH AMBOY, N. J. BEGINNERS Railway f were built at vital river crossings ACCORDION 7-2882 on the 590-mile double track main ALBRECHT'S .PROGRAM FOR SALE 11BC from [\iian north to SinUiju on Drag Store the Mam'hiiii.in bolder. Japan built KEY SHOP Rcniembex, there Large Quantity of a railroad tu meet military needs. 124 WASHINGTON AVE. is no accordion to 1 buy. • Roofing ami Siding* Today tin- rails are doing just that, Avenel Pliarmacy CARTERET 1-7163 })Ut not for tin? Japanese. • Hand A Pawn Lawn Mowers Complete Line or Musical FILL DIRT !Prior to the upennif; of hostility J 1010 RAHWAY AVENUE Sharpened Si Repaired. Instruments at' Low Prices Henry Jansen & Son [$nl950 there were about 3,500 miles • Bicjdiw—Sales & Service WOODBR1DGE 8-1914 fyvte for All Makes. Eddie's Music Center pf standard giiiiyu lines and some Take Advantage of These Tlnnlci and Sheet Metal Work Cheap!! 400 miles of iKinow-fjauge, branches • Washing Machine* Repaired AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Rvoflnf, Metal Ceillnfi and ) Low January All Make*—Parta for Sale. VICINITY or j|;,;[(| Uiroutfhoiit Kon-a. Bui the Iron Cur- Ed Bonkoskl, Prop. Furnace Work tajto across the S8tl* parallel had • Locksmith—Keyi Cut SALE PRICES! WhUe You Waii. 357 STATE ST. P. A. 4-1290 We Will Deliver iftdy chopiied the system In two. S88 Alden Street South Km ISI. an area about the WHITMAN'S CANDIES Phone Yvu May Never Sec Them Woodbridge, N. J. of the stall- of Indiana, there Cosmetics - Film - Greeting Cards Laundries Pet Shop FANWOOD 2-558S 2,730 miles of track, requiring Again! Telephone 8-1246 tunnels and 1,724 bridges. • Imported HAYMOW JACKSON SINGING Ladies Aid Society CANARIES THIS FRIDAY, SAT., 1575 MAIN ST. • Steel Railings • rlcans Are Now Taking AND SON FINCHES * At Business SeiiWi Cor. Monroe PARAKEETS ^ Care of Their Teeth and SUN. ONLY! ineeLjng DRtGGIST • STEEL RAILINGS rlcans arc now receiving S|l' KAirwAv ecutlves qf the IMles ir- -twice as much dental car* WHILE THEY LAST! TROPICAL Custom Built Long unj !?hort RAhway 7-3351 of the First PresW^rfwlJ- st a proportionately lower cost $8 Main Street FISH i __. flree Estimate - Urte Sthwtton n\et Monday, at the rionie, w .they did 15 years ayo, The Joflr* Pick-up and Delivery Complete Line of Pet president. Mis. David DayU|,, „ ' the Amorican Dental Associa- Woodbridge, N. J. SUPPLIES AND FOODS Lenox Avenue. Pollowtng a (hbri reported. . TeleDhone: 8-0564 Semc&rrMon. & Wed. worship service by l|rj. ,W. U.S.G. Inspected Fresh Hone Heat report was based on an estf- _ WASHED AND DRIED Warnui)i, a business session Of the U.S. Uepaitment of '24 Hour Delivery Service JOE'S PET SHOP conducted. •ce that nearly a b.Iligo Mrs. Arthur Hannah, wijl Was expended for dental care i Electricians i 156 NKW BRUNSWICK AVE, nu-jiis ohairmah, l>re«ril*d as compared witli $32(1 mil- PERTH AMBOY — 4-3410 budget planned tot 1952, Uk. 183J. Corecki & Gorecki _ _ \______Joseph DaPrile thur Bryer, proiram, *""' Increase In dental care was COATS*23 EXCAVATING CO. D FRESH DAILY reported that several a;, ^ted to a growing demand for foil RA-t3242 motion pictures will be AND r i^ service and a population 1)0 Sharot Street, Carteret HORSE MEAT during the year. Others Of 23 million In the past IS V. 8. GOVT. INSPT. StaSiiT were: Mrs. Otis Sean, Mr«. vu^>v» • FIIX DIRT » TOP SOIL D Ford. Mrs. pdward Kosti, Il». . ntal profession hajs not COATS * • MA'HON SAND Ciiii 20c Ib. Frederick Beckley^ Mrs. ] «en able tu keep up with the FUR TRIMMED CONTRACTORS Holohan Brothers M.Huur, Un. Qot'don H»nrt^ • (JKIJSHKI) STONE Edward Franklin, Mrs. a kin population but In 19 years • INDUSTRIAL CANARIES GARAGE '-; bas almost doubled tit* • ClNDKBS • GRADING OUABAMTKEO MtMiKKS Uonard, Mrs. Fred BrecM. oi dental care being pro- • CO IAL Staijdud tyw Products Mrs. Martin DenBJeyKer, Jr. ei fiapfta," 'fiie Journal said. PARAKEETS COATSffio'49 #Jtf$U>fu& \ .. though services have In LOOSE SEID-Jta Lt>. n 105 BENNER SETJR^t, (CMHU7 ibd l>wakMUf WoodbrUfce !-**4 and 8 03M WINS i Dearly 100 per cent, Aiiierl- • Efectrlciais HIGHLAND PARK, K. J. Oof. Aaihtv Atenpe and I 1850 spent less of their toful ilO^'S PET SHOP . Kilmer 5-6430 fUfi lor dental cure than they 14S8 ikVWjG Sf. BAHWAV St Call Ffawttw Thraa «ai TnkM » Liquor Stores • Telephone 7-1227 w««4bridM N- * inmt potiited out that casts For .ill care Incriiiised M* pw Competent Tek*honel^oodfbrtife 8-1889 | the 15-year peilud wlj^ &• •Plmbtig ni Heatiigt rose 72 per cenj, In Electrie*l Woodbridge s to dentists amounted Wo* ier cent ol all consumer ex- Liquor Store Charles Farr DdNT Ct«8 - Di against 0 51 per cent in In f o«r Home JO8. ANDKASCIK, PROF. Plumbing . T«L Wo. MM*

nal estimated Uiat rrion •r Bulne«. onr)^>let« Stock of Domestic Kteeirle Bnr«r (million pt-isons received ktid Imparted Wtaoi, Been RcMOiuble RjtnL 1 lltnient in lUiKJ and that tnauqam i dental bill per uaticoj TED $MJ§ m w *» ffM^i ¥.

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Tender, Economical, Flavorful SMOKED HAMS CR1SCO (Whole or C (Batt (Shank Sr^3c Either Half) End) Ib. Ib Peter t*irft Center Slices Smoked Ham Peanut Butter lb t STEAKS SIIII.OIN PORTF.nilOlSE Nedicks can 5 c s lb Sausagge Meat P ;™ -47c Beef Hearts * 39c Orange Drirfl ,UtaU Beef Liter ib 85c Fresh Shrimp * 59c 2 ^ 59c ^eme Fresh Frosted Fish Asco Bacon si' tt«e CbdFUlete U.«t Wesson Oil Sliced Bacon Perch Fillets ^ .** 4Sc

Scallops pk» 73c Enttr (U W«III OB OufetafMMftg Breakfast Features Conttil Tsdoyl O A •am-akc FJour ™\™* 13c Grapefruit SN$ "~ FRESH PRODUCE Carapfire ivniprS -We Evap,Milk-r 27c Marshhtailows if"in t« ^17P Meal Coffee SET California Iceberg OiiickOats ^ 1'C fc(b.B79c LETTUCE SS 19« MEWUM Wlu-itena 'IT 19c Asco Coffee Fancy Selected Dial Sda{> Post's Sugar Crisn 7,15c Wincrest Coffee t^77c 1UC TOMATOES — 2 T£' 27c w,41c Juice 0Mpt»uiT M IOiAl IlonnersjSriam "Z48c ' Orange Juice „.,„„ lie 20c 2 g,, 37c Pruiicg fiS 25,41c Prune Juice Jft ^31c Florida Escarole 2 IVOR? HOMDA Lirge Prunes ^^,» 23c Peach Nectar JCS rs 41c butith Radishes RED Saw? iHt All Your Food JVeedt a« Acme.' Hi-I!o Crdckers sur:U 35c Roasi Beef •""** „., .„„ 50c Pascal Celery stow, Vinina Fingers—U 25c ^Mein Dinner *• *lc (me Doone IX- 'X"20c B. M Bdked B^ans 2 'S 33c 1 Jersey Stayman Wlnesap C ivoftY Sf ^L. p».. 525c Tomato Pasted lie Town HouseKKHa _ ^ 21c [Apples % 1 Tobascd Sauce 36c backer Jack,! * 6 if 23c , benU FLAKES M & M C*«A+ .'* 9«!/. 1 omatoes hhtCMI gtT pkg. Clwcokil* FARMDALE OOlMN Crwm

^ 43c CAWttiu« i*» ib. TIDE *Irt _:|l. With 10c Coupon MM*- IVORY BOIII* •' — — S«.~.™ottasil—k ipwar thin Plnlnviow, Tex**, and for her re- mimmftntd and requlrrti to scrvK upnti flrcliini-." riiMm iilRhl, plan1; wcrr> BiiKlrs to slKnnl (imp for class developed which rnakp II pnmlblr to MAX SHAPIRO. Buiulre, PialniKT's at- was owned at the «n addrcnn In #54 Oommetri' 000,000,000 mOT* than at the «rul of studies. The men also raised $62 to atrset, Nfwarli. New .Icrs'y. m> nnswfr OPEN EVENINGS card p:ut\ i- I" lie held February' Ings also protect the lasts agalns! ACTIVE AT 100 194.1. enable the Japanese girl to purchase •o the mmpinlnt fllMi In R olvlt action Except Wwbwidfly 26 wt'h \ii - Michael M'Apollto as the rugged trestment they receive In which MART HAMAJU 1« Plalntlft CHICAGO—AlthotiRh Christian nersonal Items needed for the trip »nd JOeitf*H HAMAHA Is clefpndBnl., chairman IHIII n minstrel show In "L|/» Inniranc* owneribll) hai •*• In the factories, Fjpm the time a oiid Satirdoy wnrtlnR In the Superior Court of New 1 8nrhtlebrn rei-ently celebrated his pandrd more rapUly than popula Qclobn fm M. hh h tentative plans shoe last enters the factory It Is Jerwv, on OT htlott. tht 11th d»v of 100th birthday, he 1B apparently tlon, both at to a(ir*eatt ammtnt enpoied to a succession of punish- Marrh, 10.12 II you fall to do no. thf In good health, sweeps the side- owned and numtxr ofbwnfri," Hol- ment* that few wood products expe- tluiy Shop rrtltf dfrnatniKl In thp complaint will Mis Nirliolfl'. I'HIeitrlnn. pre- he taken ngftlnflt you hy defntilt. walks in front of his home and gar J Johnson. Institute prtildent, rience. It's pounded In heavy ma Handmade items are being turnei slitinK prrslilriii. njipolnted clmlt- The objf^t ,of wild suit ta to ohtnln often shovels snow off the porch. comment*il. "Thli ht< been tru» out daily on the lathes and work i Judgment of divorce of tlir nmrrlfin^ tliep for tin- ve;if- :is fnllnWS' Mlfl chines, nails are driven into it. not only over lh« pa|t ten yeati, steamed leather Is wrapped arouna benches of the Woodworking Shop al between said Plaintiff nnil von Fred Znll" hospitality; Mrs Sam- MAX SHAWflO. With LlmlUtloni but over the tntire lirtt half of thii Walter Reed Army Medical Center uel DeMiumu. assistant to Mrs, II, the toe end Is exposed to a chem Attornev for rinlntlff. Viola -Do you believe In free century. The n»tlorfl pollryholdera Convalescing patients make up 7.* 24 Commerce Street 1 ZuUu; Mts U'o CiiitTreda., «nod Ira I called "box toe softener" anr speech? now number 6fl.p^. the Mayor nad Uent and said: "I'm sorry. Zeke, Iniurance. In evidence from th» out- Council will meet, at 8:00 P. M. Ui the nlihreilirnl was ItlAde 07 that rt was necessary to extract tet of the buiineti over a century Council Chamber«. Municipal Buflttlnij. ^Mrs. PellemiiiM that former Mayor Oooke Aterme. Osrteret. N. J.. nnd ex- your front teeth, but—" ago, will be amplified matr.lallr In August K ciemer DI Woodbrldfte -iott and sell at puhllr iwle and to (he "Hit's all right, Doc." lisped the year* ahead through thii widen- lilghent bidder according to termn of ;hfts been tunned im honorary mern- Zeke. "Shucks! I Inrnt to pull Jug ing ownerihip." lale on rile with the Borough £)flkt «r of Ilic FIM> Company, )fim to Inspection and to lie iniflKiy corks with a knife blade when I read prior to sale. I.pts 55(1 to Sfifl In-1 Hostesses fur the evening were Another record figure attained In lost my first teeth." the put year Ii the $4,000,000,000 of •luslvc. Hlnrk 177, Boroitnh of Carierft j [ l|rs Fclwiiiil (lalviineli, Mrs. Wal- AFijrf*ssin(Mir Mrtp j Onrkii. Mis victor Hall, Mrs. payment! to American famltlei by Simply Crazy their life insurance companies. Tulte rurther notice that the Cnrterct .John Hiiinuh, :ind Mrs. John MorouRh Coiiniil IIHS. bj- resolution and "I muBt turn my wife over to These payment! brought to $30,- pursuant vo law. (tied a minimum llf IKI the doctor." 000,000,000 the aggregate paid out urine at which Itnld loin In Rnld hlock Inied linstesses for February will Iw.fold, tOKether with all other per- "Is she In a bad way?" to policyholders or beneflclirles In are Mrs, Thuiniis Karplnsky, MrB. tinent rtetnllR, said minimum price htlng "8ure, simply crazy about him." the past decade, the 1901 total is |f!(IO,, plus cost* ot preparing deed 'Repalflii l/i;nl)iirdl, Mrs. Sabby iixl flflvrilsliik' thla Bale. 8ald lota In 58 percent greater than the 1941 llirtino. Mrs ottlllo Notaro, and •Mild hlock. If sold on terms, will rc- Everything Happy figure, a rise of 11,475,900,000. uulre ii diiwn payment of $flfl.0fl, tlie : Mrs. Janie"; oNell. , Mistress—''Clara, give the gold- Death benefit payments In- halanre ot purchase price'to be paid : l|eml)er:, of the Auxiliary, the In equal monthly Instnllinents plus ln- fish a few more ants' eggs—It is creased to $1,725,000,000, some tl3J,- Fli'je Cuiniiiiiiy. nnd the Fife and lerest irnd other tentin provided for in |my birthday and I want to see .000,000 more than the year before finntrscl of Sale. Drijin Corp.s participated In theii jhappy faces around me." and $718,000,000 more than In 1(41. Take further notice that at said sale lf/opdbiidiie parade Saturday hon- or any date to which It miiy be ad- The large total was chiefly a re- orlJii! Captain Caiisen. Rcfresh- lonrneii. the Mayor and Council reserve flection of the wider ownership. The the rinht In their discretion to reject tMht.s were served by the auxiliary Defiant Tree death rate among pQlkyholderi re- any one or all bids and to sell said , $Uic lli'oli'iuse after the parade. An odd Juniper tree, found on the lots in said block to men bidder as $ mained at n very low level during they miiv select, due regard beltiR Riven $ Crooked river, 33 miles jouth of 1951. lo terniB and manner of payment In WEDS y PrintviUe, Oregon, has defied laws case on« or more minimum bids shall of Its own species by growing ju^ be received. JRTH BEROEN, N.J.-aeorge 1 Up<>n acceptance of the minimum a spire 40 feet in the air. Unlike Ita Sticky SUmps bid, or bid above minimum, by the 20 to 300 old Wlckliam, 58, nnd Miss brethcrn, the tree looks likea do- el Wlckliam, 51, whom his The first adhesive postage stamps Mityur and Council and th« puyinent mestic slirub, though It has never thereof by the purchaser according on fents adopted more than 40 were Introduced Into the US. In to the manner of purchase In accord- been pruned by the hands of man |rs afio, were recently married, 1847. ance with terms of sale on file, the Borough of Cartentt will deliver n Dar P Quality Furniture couple, who admit they've RENT A PIANO gain and Sale deed (or s»l p w about giving a Yes Ma'am.. ufiht to the things you n't [jet but might need? WE HAVE A SEWING have the man's angle f MACHINE AT THE pn tho.se things that he Hj^puJd have and in accord- W|cc with this, we have re- PRICE YOU WANT id pnet'ti on many TO SPEND! s thai you will lind ful and give you an op-, You name the iH'lee you Ciin afford tunity to save money. and we'll give you the best buy you'll pver get! 515, S25, J50, JG5. $75, $9tl, (S115, etc.—We've gpt 'em Hurryl You're far from tht only ona who will rtc-, [GS BUILT OVERCOATS, at all prices, thoroughly recondi- ogniie this rar* gppoitunily lo get ganuine Shifman tioned, cleaned and adjusted to Sanolvft Bedding at luch thorp r«dud>or!i. This ii UITS and ZIP-LINED give you years of fine performance. not damaged merchandise or Irregular*. Every TOP GOATS maltreu it perfect. Every mattress hat all (he com* Were Now fort and luxury features for which Shifman Sanotufr '$<)». 75 $55.50 We Have BRAND NEW PORTABLES It justly famous. It's the greatest bedding bi/y In 65.00 51.50 ytaril Don't mist it. Come early. 60.00 47.50 that sew like a dream—forward, reverse, over pinp, i 55.00 43.40 over thle|i seams — for only 50.00 3!).5O ... and of course, we highly reoommetid the Amuing, ?«twt«d Concealed Tufting All Shifman SANOTUFT Bedding 46.75 37.50 Versatile NEGCHI that dues all your sewing 39.75 31.50 WITHOUT ATTACHMENTS' Priced M low as • NO BUTTONS is Sale Priced BK Model Mattfyisti and matching BOA Spring* ^ ' "BOTANY 500" EASY BUDGET TERMS. •NO ANNOYANCE >TS AND TOP COATS LIBERAL TRADE 1N.S 'up to $119.50 V EDUCED TO $65.00 FHKE SEWING COUBSES Where you find!one-you're certain tx> find the other! —— A — Bil What makes a good neighbor on the party line? . r Muitel SALE Juat observing these 3 courtesies:

TH IfKlir CM. IIM4 NECCHI Sewing CIRCLE SOKLERRS GEOKUE OKOVI! - TH AMBOY NBCCHI Dt^, - MVl NIW JERSIY MU QUQUALITA Y FURNITURE 2S2 SMITH ST. RTH AH TILIFHONI COMPANY u»s>wiu c A«.) I FRIDAYS 'Til 9 JJ/ }<«t it M. B. 67-69 Roosevelt Ave.