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;XiX-NO. 22 CARTERET, N. J, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER tt 1950 PRIC1 ITVB CENTS Derby Winners, Trophies and Race Officials See Maintenance Registration Deadline Nearing New Playground weetness Of. Rent Control Acting Borough Clerk Advim To be Dedicated. ' AND CARTERFT--Acting. Soroush is reached. Mrs. Tappen In the Borough Clerk Frances Tappen reminded Voters who chance their resi- voters today that only four weeks dence 40 days before election Here Tomorrow remain to register for the No- will RO to their old polling pines Light Rent ilurh Solely Council vember elMtlonn, Voters may on election day and vote niter Irani Avenue Playfield Concern; Resolution is register nt the Boroug1 h Hall dur- J taking an affidavit that they IIA,,,,KS E. GREGORY Intt office hours. The clerk's of- 1 havt moved. Largest of 6, to Have Needed for Retention flee will also be open evenings Voters who have changed Ceremony at 11 A. M. from 7 to 9, September- 25, 26, ,„, liope of salvag- their residence since the last CARTERET — Borough offlclah 27 and 28. CARTERET—Councilman James nicrnational Unicted are three freeholders, a ng. be no possibility of registration sheriff, two coroners »nd con- iiueries frbm rent payers as to The dedication ceremony it notion In this respect. once the September 28 deadline gressmen In Middlesex County. | t Lerner is a pet slated for 11 A. M. Most of the f )rl Continuation ^of Federal rent borough officials and representa- , ,,[ these Communists onirol in Carteret after Decem- tives ol the American Oil Com- L n,, better than they ber 31 depends solely on the Bor- pany will be present. According to ough Council, unless it wants to Coacciolis Return Home After ;.'ul,l maybe worse be- oseph Comba, the committee has >; , . at least admit nit the question to a referendum. secured frankfurters, 500 rolls and h( y That was in effect the opinion they are. It's the likes (X) bottles o( soda for refresh- of the area rent director In a Three Months Tour of Italy ments. n ;,|Ui them which have statement today ouUlnlnn the pro- CARTBRET—Italy Is makliu tives nnd friends and there were many rounds of parlies, 1 r,'(j ooo men out of the cedure required to keep rent con- a remarkable post-war prosross The new playground, located In 11 in less than four trol under the latest Federal meas- due to aid from the United "Th« Italian people are alwnys Orant Avenue. Is the sixth of the icciuise vigilant Ameri- ure covering the situation. States, employment Is near peak Klad to greet the Americans ployflelds operating here. Al and people are generally happy, when they comt there," Mr, Brechka, recreation director, said i industry got sick at All the governing body of any Coaceloll said. In addition to according to Mr. and Mrs. Enrico all the playgrounds will be kept stomach every time (ARTKRET—As the I.lnns l»50 Soap Hnx Derby Benjamin Katlir, William Sitar sitiil J. Robert municipality In the area need do visiting their home town, Mr. open as long as weather permits. Coaccloll, 84 Roosevelt Avenue, r/ht of being hooked came (o »n enii: Picture shows winner ;ind rom- lariss; rnrs- iviru ITS, left to rieht. Brentii Misdom, to mnlntain the rent freeze, the aid Mrs. Coaccloli spent several 1(m mlttce members of Die race. Khmvn from left to Joseph Kaslia, Willliim Sitar Jr., tawrll Klbertson director said, is to declare by reso- who returned this week from a The playground property has Hi these stooges of weeks in Rome, where the Holy been leased from the American right are: Adults, Joseph Comb:\, Thomas .liikcwuy. anil l{:in:ilil Wimisdnrffrr. lution that a shortage of rental three months trip to their native Year pilgrimage is attracting Hi,- IMMSW is shot housing exists and It requires the country. Oil Company at $1 a year. The thousands form all parts of the ntlre site has been fenced In and .,H right, and its place continuance of rent control. "We had a marvelous trip." world. There is no^requirement as to some $2,000 has been spent on b;.rn taken by unions Lions Oub Derby j Radng Staf wHh peny Tfophy the Coacciolis sad. They visited It was the second trip to Italy equipment which Includes two sec- not only loyal to a public hearing, legal notice or Rome, Milan, Florence. Venice, for the couple. In 1|)31. the Co.- tlons of large swings, a section of 'orkns but loyal to the other procedural matter if a local Naples and Oeno. Their chief in- acclolls were Joined by their two small swings, two slides, a- merry- i states as well. Draws Big trowd Kov body wants to take ac- terest was in Terni, a small children, Catherine and Julius. go-round, a «ee-saw, a ball field tion for continuing control In its Italian town from where the The trip was made aboard the and large Jungle gym. Ideal Weather Helps community. couple halls. They visited rela- Nee Hellas of the Greek Line. c strcl Workers of the "Such resolution does not re- When school is In session, pu- Affair; Thousands Are quire approval of the Governor pils of the Nathan Hale School have supplanted the will utilise the playground and 3W in many Instances, but the housing expediter, should Thrilled by RacerH be notified promptly in writing of Van Deventer Rites Plan Full Probe equipment dunlng recess periods. with the steel workers the iictinn." the director explained. "It will be one of the finest rec- CARTERET—Several thousand members never had it "Without nction to continue con- reation spota for children," Coun- They not only have persons witnessed the 1950 soap trol, Federal rent control ends in Here Tomorrow Of Town Affairs cilman Lukach said. better contracts, but box drrby race here Saturday, held the boroufih December 31." A variety of games are scheduled re won them without under the auspices of the Carteret High Mass in St. Joseph'* Grand Jury Extended to begin at 11 A. M. sharp. The have Lions Club. program: Three-legged race for Lerner a year ago Chureh for Long-time 2 Months in Probe of boys 10 to 12 and 12 to 14; sack he most miserable flop Louis "Teddy" Kasha, who has Details Announced races, piggy-back relay, three- wr history for keeping participated in several previous Employe of U.S.M.R. Woodhridge Townshi legged races and sack races for races here, finally managed to win girls from 10 to 13 and from 12 ncn out on strike for For Ukrainian Day CARTERET — The funeral of WOODBRIDQE — A full-dre the A and B class and top all to 14. months and then get- Elwood Van . Deventer, 63, 44 investigation of every aspect others. The class B winner was Woodbridge Townships govern There will be a doll contest. En- them exactly nothing— (!oinl>itK' arc In t-'ie picture. nesday, when he was stricken with OaBBArrangements Are Made church. iflll, which has been refurbished American Industry out Other communities will be rep- Into Township affairs. Had ms of Foreign Wnrs and the Toth I Surviving are his wife, Catherine Smalley not granted the requested luring the summer seasoii, (reduction for three resented at the affair, namely, 1 'huto Studio. Today's pictures of Ready for Fall Term For Services at Both Switzei Van Deventer; four daugh- hs He deprived nearly from Pennsylvania, ChestET, Phila- extension of life, another session Rev. Mr, Klette has issued a call he nice appear through the com- In Carteret Schools Carteret Synagogues ters, Mrs. Henry Qraham ol Brook- would have been held by the Orand 'or all able-bodied med of the par- men of their pay for delphia, Allentown and Northamp- lyn, Mrs. George Longstreth of esy of Mr. Tolh. ton; from New Jersey. Trenton, Jury before its successor took of- sh to join him Friday, September months. I say he can CARTBRET—Public and paro- CARTERET—Carteret Jewry Perth Amboy, Mrs, Michael Neben- fice, to pass finally on evidence ), for a "cleanup" job in the par- Newark, Millville, Bayonne and fuhr of Linden and Mrs, Ida Davis roue! of these achieve- chial schools of Carteret will begin will join Jews throughout the Passaic; from Long Island, Hemp- ajready presented to it, sh hall. Volunteers were urged to JOHN KUCABA RITES of this place; a son, Jethro of Chi- wins their tools along. s because I am sure that tlit 1050-1951 academic year us world in ushering in their solemn stead, Eastport, Babylon, Hicks- cago; five grandchildren, a brother, Prosecutor Melko would not re- are the things he set out SET FOR TOMORROW they started the 1941-1942 school high holiday season Monday eve- ville. Police' Chief Charles Van Deventer, veal what course the new Investi- Services Sunday will be as fol- ows: 8:30 A. M., German service; n is a well-known Com- term—in an atmosphere of inter- ning, September ll. Rosh Following the concert there will and a sister, Mrs. John Hlmmel. gation will take beyond stating i principle that hungry men be dancing to the tunes of Eddie his office will conduct it. This is 30 A. M., English service. John Street Resident was national crises and war scares. nah, the first of the high holidays, both of South River. hungry famllle* are Ideal and His Golden Serenaders. the second time In rtcent years Rev. and Mrs. Klette entertained for revolution. Retired Employe of The shadows of a darkening is the Jewish New Year, and^ will The committee of the affair is that two Grand Juries have been wo members of their former con- world situation hang over them as IMMSW was ripped limb Benjamin Moore Plant this year mark the 6,711th anni- headed by Rev. John Hundial^ Albert Zustnan Gets in simultaneous operation In the (reKntion at the parsonage last limb when the CIO. after they prepare for return to classes" versary of the world's creation. chairman. Assisting as co-chair- county. The hold-over jury will weekend. on Wednesday, September 6. men will be Nicholas Kosciowiat. confine itself strictly to Its Investi- ana painstaking lnvestiga- CAHTEHE'C -The funeral of Prize in TV Contest Though a joyous^ occasion, one Henry Padlak and Dmitri Zazwor- gation of Woodbdike Township put down Its heel and John Kueaba, 70 Jolui Street, will School principals and members characterized by symbols 'connot- sky. Harry Wolansky, president of CARTERET — Albert Zusman, while the September term jury will WOMEN'S BOWLING td it out of the decent labor be h.'ld at 9 o'clock tomorrow of the faculty will meet a day ing sweetness and prosperity, Rosh the board of trustees, will act as sqn of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Zus- I handle all other mutters on the lu-iu -as you would step on mornlnt! from his late home. A earlier. Hashonah is permeated by an at- master of ceremonies during the man, 5 Hermann Avenue, lias criminal- docket. How often the 'LANNEDFORSEASON obiimuus Insect, high muss of requiem will,be of- A moderate Increase in total ( mosphere of, deep introspection. •.oncert and, together with Paul been awarded a package of rare f win meet, or what channels fer* J In St. EliHs' Greek Catholic school enrollment is expected by Onner cio declared that The blowing of the Sholar or ram's and | foreign stamps by the United Na- j ., disclosed Lvademy Group to Meet Church at 11:30 o'clock. Interment Edwin 8. Quln Jr., general super- Kawensky, Harry Hayduk lt will PUlsut was uol Hie fact that thi* Union horn IK. the age old symbol of ! lions Club for giving a . correct James' Cemetery, visor "of the public school system, (Continued on Page 4) How It 1M\I followed the Com Will be 111 St. Abraham's spirit of sacrifice as j answer In a quiz contest held on Tuesday Night to The largest rise will be in the ele- 1st Tarty line was not accl- ,Voodbiid(je. well as the clarion call to repent- | the televison last Sunday. Investigation of Township gov- Prepare for Season il it wus the retult Of com- Mr Kucaba died Wednesday mentary schools, he predicted, due ance. ernmental affairs had its incep- to the high birth rate of the war i VERNON CLARK IS dom iiiatlon of the Union's moi-nhia at the Perth Amboy Cten- During the ten days of penitence tion with a series of charges made CARTERET -Vhe Academy years. ^»l> by the Party. The erul Hospital. He tired from the between Rosh Hashonah and the ON WAY TO JAPAN Good Shopping Days against some members of the ad- Women's Bowling League will KMIU|) within the Union plant of the Benjamin Moore The pupil Increase Will be ac- Day of Atonement, the idea ol re- ministration by Julius Kollar of meet at the Academy Alleys, Tues- 1 Port Reading, Republican nominee visit-matte worklttf »pp»- Company lour years ago, after be- commodated by shifting the kin- pentance finds its expression in Seen by Merchants tuy night, September^, 8 o'clock h U.S. Marine Enlhted '4 for Township Committee. Mr <"i nuking its decisions ing employed there for 36 years. dergarten groups. the desire to receive forgiveness to plan for the (all and winter '"' ii.i]i»l,ainj these deel- Years Ago; Phoned His CARTERET —Carteret stores Kollar appeared before the Town- A resident of this borough for Increases in the lower grades for transgressions committed expect some heavy shopping to- season. »'•'•<> I nlun jiollfy. At th4e3 years lie was u communicant ship Committee and alleged that also are expected at 8t. Joseph's against one's fellow beings, for our Parents Before Sailing day and tomorrow and again efforts had been made to extract Mrs. Elsie Bartok, secretary of ""'"• WHS a Party iteerln* of at. Ellas' Greek Catholic Church and the Holy Family parochial Sages have taught that our pray- he league Is urging all members tlliu early next week, with the rush money In return for work per- ' itf four members. and a member of St. Michael's schools. ers on the Day ol Atonement will CARTERET—Pfc. Vmion Clark centered principally on' chil- formed for the Township. o attend the meeting and has ""iHiniti-e, of which Eck- Society. not be heard and our, sins forgiven of the U. S. Marine Corps is on extended an invitation to all 11111 dren's ready-to-wear goods. Maurice Travis, now Surviving are his wife Mary; unless we have first made a more the way to Japan and probably for He directed his fire at Com- others desiring to Jojn. to attend 111 ATTENQS CONFERENCE , Sales of back-to-school clothes • treasurer of the Union, six children, Mrs. Charles Harvatt harmonious adjustment to the so- action In Korea. mitteemen William Warren und the session. CARTERET—William G. Bald- und other supplies are somewhat George Mioz. the latter of whom Is ""•'"IH-IS, determined Com- of Railway, Mis, Edward Dobna, ciety in which we live. The 20-year-old Marine is the higher than last year. At the same time team cap- lsl win, 38 Lincoln Avenue, president Mr. Kollar's opponent in the race i>»iii-y within the Unl»n. Mrs. John Pry, Mrs. Olga Dobna son of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, tains are being asked to line up of Office Employe^ International With the chanting of tile famous for the Committee seat Mr. War and Adam, all this place, and Jo- 4Ji Qrant Avenue. A student of the their teams, Mrs. Bartok will be ' <' I>I this in consultation Union, Local 91, is spending the prayer, I£ol NJdre, on Wednesday rai, the accusation related, at' seph of Perth Amboy; 12 grand- Carteret High School, he enlisted ODTING SET SUNDAY glad to furnlih additional Infor- '"• u-aders of the Com- week in Washington, "D. C.,' with September 20, the awesome Day of children and ft brother, Peter, of in the Marines two years ago. He CARTERET—The Polish Ladies' tempted to charge an assessment mation. •'•ily, Meetlnci were the O.E.I.U.-A.P.L. Atonement will begin. Cm this day Social Club will hold an outlna to against a pruspetcive garbatfe col- : ""» i»i(j with Communist this place. In ancient tiines the hijjh priest received his basic training at Parlss Island and later training at Camp Oak Ridge Sunday, leaving from! lection bidder, while Mr. Mroz was '•"iui, sueh as WHl'am made his yearly entrance into the in front of the Holy Family School j accused of levying a klvk-back on Holy of Holies. Today that en- LeLeJeune, where he received, a Tw Teachers Named '" the (lulrman Qf the ut 8 A. M. (continued on Page i> '•»Krn«i Dennis, it* pen- Drivers, Watch for Children trance is symbolized by the soul- shurpshooting medal. He has to By Board of Education ""'"T; John WUIlam- chinn of the individual as he his credit 300 hours in the air as a navigator. - l>i>ur SecretMyj and seeks to find that Divine power, CARTERBT—Francis Tpmczuk '""•". its IlllitoU Director. Is Plea of Chief Sheridan resident in the soul, which is each Before satllnu, he telephoned his School Calendar, Holidays has been namid to teach In the llu parents from California. ' "". there Wat a regu* man's link with his Creator. Nathan Halt School and John iitEs. some children will be cross- '••" from the Communist CARTERS 1'- "With the Open- The earnest prayer of all mtw- Weir, a graduate of 8*ton Hall ing at unpiptected corners," he "ii'i deslfiuted as Ing of the schools next week It kind In these trying times is that For 1950-5lTerm Listed University, a teacher of mathe- Wlu continued. Dividend is Declared ' "11" betwetit Mine-Mill Is Imperative that drivers uae men throughout the world will matics In the high tchool at a spe- , h •In addition, enthusiastic CARTERET—Cwteret'B 1W0- Nov. 27—School* extra cure In driving to avoid flood their souls with the light of clal meeting of the Board of Edu- youngsters art apt to-dart out By Foster Wheeler Corp. 1951 public school calendar as Dec.. 31- for 1 vvr accidents to the many children critical self-analysis and attune cation thjs week. 'luii't lose track of the- Into the street at any point, per- approved by U» Board pi Edu- ChjrUtmaa rtcess, Who will iie on the streets," Po- their hearts to the guest hymn of t Tomczuk, a former Legion com- •"•"'^•'•"J these Coaununisu haps in front of an approach' cation follows: Jan. 3—Schi 1111 lice Chief George Sheridan Jr. universal brotherhood. NEW YORK — Roster -Wheeler mander, attended Rutgers Univer- '•"'•'» Policy in IMI48W, 11 Sept. 5, Tuesday-wMembers of 12—1 said today. ing automobile, Sheridan point- Corporation authorised the pay- sity. l you th»,t ivery on ed out. the school faoulty m«#t tor or- Pel" "Hundreds ot children will be ment of an extra $1 and a regular the exception 0 "The best rule for motorists BUS OUTING SUNDAY quarterly dlyidend of SO cents on ganization. " day, walking the atretts of Carteret Sept. 6—SchOOl* opan (or pu- March 31—achools close for POSTPONE to and from school, many for to follow, particularly wow driv- CARTERET — The Hungarian the common stock, both payable on " '"ei-tlnow th« Unitec Ladies Citizens' Clrole. apd the pils. Batter reoesi, C •the polio benefit Vl the flr&t time," Sheridan ex- ing In school W6W, U to travel October 2. A similar extra was paid " 'inment bjr farce am at a speed which'will allow tor Men's circle: will hold a bus out- in April, The company has de- Oct. 12—Columbiu Day. AwU %—9cft6oj| reopen. game of the an airls' softbal! 1 R plained. for tonight has •"" " haw bwiv sen •topping suddenly to avoid hit- ing to Coney Island Sunday, leav- clared dividends totaling $3 so far Nov. i-rSl^rtlOU p»9- • May 30—Msnlortal Day. team sc$ 1 "While police and achool »»•; Sunday, Septem- i"H Fosterfaibetn In tins a ohliii who run* in front ing from the clubrooms In Hudson thla year This comparei with tl Nov. 23-8Cl»oi» Clow for clop for been ch 1 flu it pi • »,• j _. .. u'T .. . _ i A % t hJ t protect chU- qf Uu car.1' «u««wte4 flhtrlcUn, Thanksgiving twe FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1950 CARTFnir -.J Brief Items of the Week in Carteret

Everything is In rcadtneffl for the grape festival to be held by the Catholic Daughters of 3t. Mtery's Church in Olnda's Grove W07 Sunday afternoon. WAIST

24"- 32" St. JodeJJh's Parent Te*olttr As- \ ,V sociation will hold a cake sale Sep- tember 24 after each m»ss. Mrs. Helen Mullen and Mrs. Claire Woods are co-chairmen.

Arm Cheese Ritz Cn^r, Ppkk«9 i'\JCC Lobsfter ** ' sw-o.. «• 3yc Especially delicious served with plenty of Louello prize butter! Street, at the Perth Amboy Gen- 28 takea 2 yank M ,, S:37c PinkSttlmon 'r39t eral Hospital. > Send TWENTY rivi g eolni for this pan, Ml , BRILL'S mm ]5-oi. eon Girl Scout Troop 3. sponsored by papfr PaltPiti i).r. 19c Hormel Spam SJl 49c l»Ih f?t., New Yml; n BUHLSSpanis. With hMia Ricl and eMuihtooml the Free Magyar Reformed Church, plainly SIZE, NAMi full Podded Lima Beans 2 - 15c BOll'S. With Mial and Mu lO'.iot will hold Its first fall meeting STYlE NUMBER. Large, tender fresh, green lima beans at their best! can 16c Gulden's Miistdrd ?S% 13c September 6 In the church hall. Spaghetti Sauce Chioae your si i •, DORSET Grillid oth foOtO OUr latest 11 . Doi.n Hcmeydews c.«L. • 49c with Gruvy, IIVJ-OI. to Pattern Book. Semi Lemons diill™ Trpth of Miss Samu lh 1 for your copy imi.!,, : Nearby Tomatoes 10c Jersey Red Apples" 10c Claridge Franks Z"' 51c Clapp's Cered Arihoiittcfid by Parent$ sew Jtylca Tor ry, • pattern h print.,] Jf n; Cauliflower £L ^-^ 23c Peaches 7»«£T 3 •»• 25c Beech-Nut Beech-Nut CARTERET—Mf. and Mrs. An- h hony Samu. 18 Burlington Street, Strained Baby Chopped Jr. Peanut Butter have announced the engagement Tight Slum of their daughter. Margaret, to , Nearly 90 per IMM 4 Cpl. Stephen .Nagiewicz, son of Mr. ers at the DuPnnt !',•• Double your Hr 33C Foods 10 ilr 93c Foods 6 "£ tk and Mrs. Staphen Nagiewicz Sr., ton, Del., were fn\;->l BAKERY chanical dislocntu.n . money back 312 Hall Avenue. Perth Amboy. All yarirliet! Featured ar All Acmet! if you do not The prospective bride, a gradu- bones, in a recent stn.l Jolly Tims ate of Cartere). High School, Is em- c»n industry, study i: agree that Supreme White ^ of every four men mil Popping Corn IO-OI. 18c ployed by the Prudential Insurance Seabrook Wooden Company, Newark. three women are -.vi Farms frosted Forks, Spoons pa(Vag* ftf 20 9c Ik that »re too tight. A? j] It- Can't many workers suttv; foods are Bread'314 Paper Plates "Tell me. MacDougall, how does noon fatigue" mid ! pack ago clency. tops! "DATED" for freshness. Enriched he Wearing of mittena teach your Drinking Straws of 100 children thrift?" for nutrition! Buy Enough for the FANCY BABY "Weel, money canna' slin their Stalne of Mm double holiday. Waxtex Wax Pciper '"if 23c Plain Olives J fingers." The horns th.it : Reynolds Wrap 2 »•• 49c Potato Chips 25c carved on his statin-1 f Msij Untas I2T 19c Peter's Churc'i. Hump. E«Uall lli-2'i Hi. limo. In pOd. Victor Bread 10c suit ol a Bible 5i'!i.'!..: Ideal loaf for the small family. Napkins".. Preteei SfriK The Bible s.iys that :a> Colored Napkins »HIHJW!Cn the head of Mosrs v.h'-:i J(| I" I n II Bar-B-Qu* or Pkg. 1/_ down from Mount Sinn:, a; Lemonade ^ 19c scholars translated t'.e Sncw Crop Connntratcd. Mall*! Hi pnlttl 4 Fresh RollsF^rt,, .f s loc Armour's Star Educator Clapp's word for "rays" .is !•:>" h^ 5EABBOOK ^Q URDSEYE A|T 1 Breakfast Cake t, 29c Chopped Ham Strained Baby Kaiuai 1'oullry STICKY 5IAMOO R M n" 55c CrUX Foods 10 4?r 93c The comparativi -: Sfctcotash n " P 19. 27c the poultry indiistiy i:: :(!sl Cinnamon Guns "' 35c M FarfcUeif other leading farm C.L.1.L SEABROOK Chopp.d 14 Crackers K«p n f«» Con» on Hnrld! Kansas was fourth i Danish Pecan Ring 39c was first, cattle nnh St., Cur. Vtn Fruit Cocktail 3Z „„ 33c i. All 5c Candyy. Gum 6 *» 23c Cherries FZft, 112c Salted PeonuteTL. 4 Princess Colored Margarine ' Lr LOW COST Porkay or Allsweet Colored Margorint, '/» Ib. prtrth, ft. carton 33c Swiss CheeseD -± ^ choc. Milk ?-£ ^ WATCH ftEPAIRlNC nl (•>« * Jrnrl Sliced — ° ° i — > « Irotin auty 2Vy r/ie FTorW* Greatest Ice Cream Value! Young Hen FASHION Credit Je*vl 589 EOOSEVELt AVE. * OAttTKkET, N. ! He* Cm Dai rye rest Ice Cream Unltr 17 lk Jo crcimy, M imoofli, to it- p Pint 2 "" 49c licldui! Tin quality you wtnll TURKEYS Carton Melrpr«o> hag 2c. ) vi nik.n 98c Tender, juicy! DRAWN TUftKEYS Ib. 73c. E^wl volA fo Fresh Ground Beef * 59c MMl FfsM Fr'esh fftrtft'd fish ft 'reiWr thin ffeJh! It'i Inilck Whole Canned Hams *• 89c frtsfeil llnriMWely Jifflr beinfl caught- -M»)i in rtut "Ot|ln Fr/tfT IJIVtir! Try some Wttay! ruM Sausage Meat * 59c PoHotk Fittft Assorted Cold Cuts * 65t . . . for b*«i>f io rood 'n tasty, >>o i"-'11'" ,ull» School chlWren need th>- "lh ii i i Hi lilt . nonrtohirtehl of milk. *" C/wftce fo Save Om 40% On HmdolilM It vf e Hfof erfus Ci child milk (r«nt COOLER'S UAIKV < ' " Claridge ; Hi-C Planters Sttub ted Heart ORANGEADE COOPER'S rs Cocktail I' PRESS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1050 PAOi Harold H. Brockman Seibert, John D. Feehan Florence Hlub will Ladies' Night Fete Vo Take Bride Sunday Miss Skimmons Augasto J. Gill and Ms Bride CARTERKT The wedding of V&W& at &L Joseph V TMWd tj »ro}*mari. ston of Mr Is Church Bride On Honeymoon Trip in Canada Miss Mary Ann Colonial bouquets of Amrrlonn and Mrs. Carl H. Brook man 49 1 Edward Knvolofl served; a* bwt ..!,.]• of Mrs. Anne Beauty roses. To Become Bride of CARTERET St Joseph ! Affair to be Held Sej»t Weils Stanley Tokarz Church In this borough was the man. j. ,,„., son Street, and William Zlmmerrnnn was the bridegroom's best man and Edward John Murphy; Shower 28 in St. James'Hall; J. J. Meyer. Westminster. Mri . will scene Sunday afternoon of the Upon their return from t two- .,!,'< selbert, became Of Dunellen in Rite Dunne and John Nevill ushered. take pltca Sunday in Trinity wedding of Ml is Antoinette Scalla, week wedding trip to HUtam MM Given in Her Honor Program is Mapped and Canada, the coUple will raids . i.iin D. Feehan, son Mr. and Mrs. Feehan will reside Church, Westminster At St. Joseph's Church daughter of Mrs. Margaret Scalla, at the Roosevelt AtMnue tddrtn. Mrs. Dorsey at the Carteret Avpnue- address The prospective bride sraduated Packer Place. Perth Amboy. to CARTERET -Miss Florence CARTERET--A Ladles' Night CARTERET—Miss Marion Ther- The brttto chute i my gabardine upon their return from a wedding from Tacoma COIIPRP. Wmhington, Augusta Joseph Oil. son of Mr*. vmuc, In St. Joseph's Hlub. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fete, will mark the first fall event esa Skimmons. daughter of Mr. suit, black velvet MMoorle* and trip to New York. The bride's trav- and Is a member o( thp Patpr-wn Josephine Oil, 48 Roosevelt Ave- i !• M. Saturday. Rev. Prank Hlub. 5 Lafayette Street, and Mrs. Joseph Skimmons. 27 an OrchM conace for travelmi. eling outfit Included a coral suit, of Carey Council. 1280, Knights of High School faculty. Her fiance Is nue, and the late Augusta Oil. Rev. was honored with a surprise bridal Linden 8treet. became the bride Jasper M Yost, O.S.M.. pastor of The brWe. t rwhute of Middle- in,i O.S.M., curste of black accessories and ah orchid Columbus. It will be held in St a senior at Tacoma Collcse. shower In her coming marriage to of Stanley Tokarz, 1824 West prformed the cere- corsage. ht church, performed the doublt- sex County Qtrls' Vocational and John Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James' Hall, September SB. Fourth Street. DunelfW son of the lng ceremony. Technical High Sfliool, Wood- Both are graduates of Carteret Arthur Murphy of 58 Claire Ave- late Mr.' and Mrs. Jomph Tokarx K sribert escorted his A Holy Hour Is planned for Oc- Kathleen Marie Toth Escorted by her brother. John bridge. Is employ*! by 8ob«l Broth- 'High School. Feehan also gradu- nue, Woodbridge, September 16. In 8t. Joseph's Church -.here Sat- .,,.' altar. She wore a tober 1 at the Walter B. Overholt Scalla, the bride was attired In a ers, this city. Her husband, a ated from the University of Ken- The shower was given by Miss urday afternoon. The pastor, Rev. , princess-style gown Stadium. Marks First Birthday white gown designed with a slipper graduate of Csrteret Hljh School. tucky, Lexington, Ky., and served Evelyn 8tacy of Rahway. » At the last meeting, the follow- Casper M. Yost, O.S.M., performed U employed by Lebow Super Mar- ,,11, an Illusion neck- In the U. a. Navy. The bride Is Quests were the Misses Isabel CARTERET — In honor of the satin fitted bodice having a square 31oan Ruth ing officers were Installqed: the ceremony. ket. ,i with seed pearls and employed by the Maryland CRSU- ' Russo and Mary first birthday of their daughter, neckline and wing collar, •% i;i])i![iiitlon to our rela- her marriage to Domlnlck Richard li lends and neighbors for DeclBus, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- many acts of kindness, drew Decibus, 406 Woodbridge ml bouquets, and many Avenue, Port Reading. YOUR mimics extended In our The ceremony will take place in • litieavf ment In the loss St. Demetrius' Ukrainian Church SLAVE-DRIVER SINK 4 in (liarly beloved wife, at 4 P. M. IT :nuidmother and sls- In honor' of her approaching "Ru-r Frederick. marriage, the prospective bride .•spi'i'inlly wish to thank was given a surprise shower at Anthony Huber; Holy the Ukrainian Hall, jsmuty; White Carnation H4. Woodmen's Circle; iirers; tiie Carteret and Strange Police Depirf- Helen—Isn't it odd how many sinks 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S Synowiecki Funeral people art suffering from head if for courteous and efficient HUH "The World's Moit Beautiful Sink" colds this winter^ WMUTV "The Friendly Store" Dorothy — Yes, It is rather waits on you, organize* ydur uten* Fri'dlnand Frederick strange how this little germ can tits, ehriest hands them to youl and Family always seem to find our weakest Famous Tracy quality—at ..a. price spot. you can well affordl The date is not nearly as far away as you may think. Make sure your youngsters start the new fall term fully equipped minuet 41* for the work ahead of them. They will be happier, better tlu> Y •Utl, Dvlui flnlth. Uvn*- dents. You will be proud of them. We have everything the ncrt rtundtd, IMMMI. StalnUu ilttl hmrfttl. 'school child needs. Come in now. To«ipo<«.

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" , t. w./lii PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, ^FP 1. i9ri0 Florence Brcchka Details Announced For IV pu> Arrival* New Boohs At Library (Continued from Paee l> Health John LukatSkevtct. other trustees eptember 9 /.vft • THE STORY OP IRVING BRRUN , was g woman to flip the lm,idnn- rttln. Others senrtng on the com- ReflnlnR ..,,, mittee are: By David Ewcn | lion Subtle. inU-llii^nf. willful,! Will Wrd A. Kukoski Jr appointment ,„ u For more than forty year* Aroer-; nrrofan, ruthless, of dynamic I Myron Pelekan, John Lukau- the position nf ,,,, ican« have sunn, loverl, danced and charm and vitality, she has Ion:,'I In Sacred Heart (Ihurrh; kewicz. Jos?ph SkrapoCkl. Walter ashes and clinker*. Wrtthrr will the Its Perth Amir,.. ... Kielman 8r., Wasyl Dumansky. fought their wars to the tunes or(intrigued the iviirtns of history Honored nt Shower Often I come In contact with fire burn If the flue In blood nnd In this biography David Ewen and liej three loves- her love for take place in Sacred Heart Churrl don't, I'm tired anyway. I don't thrown off through the lungs, the Bahrein and W;l;i . has told the exciting story from Dudley, for Essex and for England Sepl-ombcr 9, She will become the towicz, Stanley Mailuck, Michael refinery was Ixnni,,., Bodnar. John Lokos, Anthony work hard; If I did I suppose that kMnejrs and the skin. Other wastes War II I!,. , , its beginnings In a little Russian —thai tin author hits centered bride of Alexander Kukoskl Jr, are eliminated through the bowel;;. Volkl VIHHKC more than fifty years ago. this rich nnd dramatic novel. Foytlin, Stephen Mellck, Myron I'd Ret almost too tired to live." , pany at New n,|, son of Mr. and Mrs Alexander The body's fuel is its food. Like the Here Is the poverty-stricken child- Kukoskl, Hudson Street. Dlaczyszyn and Walter Tylka. Do these people really sutler thus years before ininii, hood on the Lower East Side; here In charge of the kitchen and or are,thPLYMOUTH ering Mr. Samons during the Railroad Tunnels • FLOOE COVERING period Township records carried Molnar. Harms? Hennr Ran him on the Oil Inspector post. There arc approximately 1,500 • >

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Hard Candy Balls w«y»r« ^to.pko 33« Armour's Mix While Vienwi A feef Hash ted Beef Chkkait Nttfti Tomiro V«9.lab). iti U*i 4 or i 12 oi. tin 41. TAGE fHX FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 CAHtlRET pi Governor Driscoll to Addn Yuhaszd'irls On the Four Area Chairmen Appointed CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS SCREEN For N. J. Crusade for Freedom Legion Convention September ,9 (MM** SEPTEMBER . ..- ^ . "Johnny Holiday." four area chairmen to aM In Now "•will be sent to Berlin late In Oc- 2 Wedding, Miss Helen Horvath, John MMlnowskl. Holy Family Driscoll will head ft list of prpmJ- Will be «uest9 of the i,,,,,, ,, In Girl!" ncnt State And* National official! This is an outstandinu fllm, Jersey's Orusadr for Freedom tober, there to be enshrined in a Church, guests will Include: c h. (IciilliiK with the problem of de- 2 -Grape festival, St. Mary's Catholic Daughters, at Oinda'R Who will addr«u the 32nd Annual CAHTKUKr The Yutinsz nlrls which will be officially opened by Freedom Monument. Atop the James C. Auchlnclos*. < , , linquent boys. William Bendlx State Convention of The American defriilPfl 111" I>"h;.. 3-1, fit the Co- General Dwight D. Eisenhower on structure will be hung the ten- Grove. plays the role of Walker, the re- Legion In Asbury Park, Biptember ator J. Stanley Heiv, • ,J lutnbus Sclinnl field nn WeclnfS- Labor Day—was announred today ton Freedom Bell, wlilcli will bo 3 -Ultralnian Orthodox Day, Ukrainian pavilion, 'be^lnnim? at General P. H. Lanni,.,,, , tired cavalry sergeant who effects nuiR for the first lime in crre- 7 to I), The Legion Auxfljftry. IU day iiftniioiiii by Bernard M Shanley 3rd, prom- 2 P.M. mantling Officer, Port, M.,,,, Johnny's Holiday's reform. Allen mrmlps l.o be broadcast through- 40 & 8 Soelete and the B * 40 will " Tlir box ,';r<>re: inent Newark attorney and state 4- Annual picnic, St. Ellas' Catholic Club. Major General WIHIHIH H Martin, a newcomer to the screen, out the free world, the .state chair- also hold conventions In the sea- K Delis Hi •halrman for the campaign. 9-Wedding of Helen Kormany to Daniel p. Nagy Jr., Free •on, Jr.. Commanding i in,,.,, has the title role and does an ex- man explained. shore resort at the same time. AB H The four leaders, whose ap- Magyar Church. Dlx; Captain, nrn.imm,, . n cellfnt Job of acting. Also present pointments will be followed up by Tin: ceremonies also will be Harry V. Clroome, Rlverton, Is Stanley Clemens, whose por- 9 Wedding of Miss Helen Gullck to Andrew Oalvach Jr. at CommandlnR Offlepi i n , others In key areas of the state broadcast to the enslaved peoples State Leirton Commander, Will 1 trayal of a teen-age punk Is so St. Ellas' Church, 4 P, M. Navftl Air Station; Cnp1 , ', In the near future. Include: behind the Iron Curtain by'Radio preside at the Legion's business ;M1 a effortlessly malicious that It nearly 9 Wedding of Miss Florence Brechka to Alexander KukowBkl. Johnson. Commatuiln i , Richard B. Scudder, assistant Free Europe, voice of the Crusade sessions In Convention Hall. Mrs l( o steals the picture rjRht out from of Freedom Radio Free Europe, IB- Wedding, Miss Florence Lukaszklewlcr. to Arthur Dl Bene- R. Graham Huntington, Maple- Pomona Air Bnse; R(]|.,, N n under'the accomplished Mr. Ben-publisher of the Newark News, for located at a secret base In West- detto. wood, State Auxiliary President, er, State Legion Coii'iniin,,,, 1 n dix. While the plot of the picture Newark and the surrounding area. 21 Card party, Catholic DauBhters In 8t. Joseph's Hall, 8 P. U. will conduct meeting^ of the wo-Delaware. 1 ft is somewhat hackneyed—the poor Dr. Robert C, Clothier, president, ern Oermany, recently went, on 3 o of Rutgers University, for New Mm air with native-tongue mes- 23 -Fall danc«, Sacred Heart Post, 619, C.W.V. in St. James' Hall. men In Asbury Park High School. little boy falls under the sway of Tin; convention wtli , i,,,:i 3 o Brunswick and' vicinity. sages of liberty and hope to Rcd- 23 -Wedding, Stella Tracz and Dominlck R. Declbus, 8t. Deme- David A. Paxon. Red Bank, Grand the evil young gang leader, Is tember 9 with specillnii ,'• I James Kearney, Jr., editor and dominnted countries. Chef do Oare, will direct 40 & 8 caught and sent to a training trius' Church, 4 P. M. contests In which i:riick i, 19 vice president of the Trenton Winning support for the free 28—todies' Night, Carey Council, Knights of Columbus. meetin&s In the Asbury Ambassa- school—It .Is a well-acted and Drum and Bugle rn-|)s lll( h' dor Hotel. Mrs. Dorothye Bremer, mil,™-/ (iiris mi pleasing film. Times Newspapers, for Trenton radio station Is one of the objec- several national champion- Port-Au-Prok. La Chapeau De- . AB R H and area. tives of the Crusade for Freedom, compete In the mtrnlm; (,, partmental, will preside at 8 & 40 Oalnmb. ss 3 1 "Rfljrues of Shrrwtfod Forest." George L. Payne, American rep- Mr. Shanley said. If such support eral thousand dollars m D sessions at the Hotel Columbia. Viiuko, 3b 3 An excellent film for the young- resentative of the English manu- Is forthcoming, the enterprise's prizes, at the High Srh,,,,] Ivot7,. rf 3 1 er members of the family, this pic- facturers of the lymboltc Free- backers hope to get eight separate Governor Driscoll will address dium. At 4:30 P. M th,. J, Jkowskl, lb 2 0 stations Into operation. The sta- ture is not as good as the former dom Bell, for Rldgewood and en- JERSEY SCRAPBOOKMOEMAS.CK the convention on September 9. will stage a.mammoi.h , ino, |) 2 0 Robin Hood films, which older tion supplements activities of the' ; virons. Mr. Payne, whose offices Vtlier speakers will be: Charles rade with some twrntv (iii i lop. rf 2 ! film-goers will remember as played are In .Paterson, resides at 432 Statii Department's Voice of Am- R. Erdman, Jr, State Commis- and drutn corps i>ai-t.i<-tjm i n, mrs, If 0 by Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. and more Overbrook Road, Ridgewood. N. J. erica, which Is not allewed to THOMAS A/AST CARTOONIST, sioner, Conservation and Develop- is expected that the n-,-,,.' Bfmrr, 2b 1 n recently by Errol Flynn. This time The volunteer ar'ea chairmen, "take off the kid gloves" because cefATOP .,, Hood's son. The Teclmlcolored set- will supervise distribution of Free- Shanley explained. • TAMMANY tative; Rev. Edward J. Carney, , Reporting heavy advnm,. 20 tings are beautiful, the c6stumes dom scrolls for which signatures Outstanding figures In American O.S.A. Legion National Chaplain; lnvish and the acton plentiful and will be sought during the Crusade vatlons at resort hotels <• n life have volunteered to aid the James P. O'Nell, Legion Past Na- Saldt, Trenton, Convention i JUST sustained. The entire state will be canvassed, tional, Commander; Dr. Crawford Crusade, Mr. Shanley said, in- tor, states that with ,,,,. George Macready Is convincing with the ultimate objective of ob- Baganz, Manager. VA Hospital. m cluding General Lucius D. Clay, 70,000 Legion members in us a villainous King John and Dl-taining over a million New Jersey Lyons; Joseph P. O'Hern, Mana- Jersey and nearly 23,000 An, Paragraphs an Lynn quite satisfactory as his signatures to the Declaration of chairman; General Elsenhower. ger, V* Regional Office, Newark; members, this years r,,, , Freedom, Mr. Shanley said. Senator Herbert H. Lehman, Cor- William P. Fagan, State Or»torical r Br (lawful The scrolls, along with those Contest WinneT; Richard A. Hog- will be the largest mei jlt Kew Gardens dell Hull, and many others. Live loin; ciiotiKli and you'll arty, Jersey Boys' State Governor. the State. cur ovcrythiiifi if you aren't In Kew gardens, outside London, • 'careful. Boston Blobe. are housed, protected, and itudied Mrs. Gertrude S, Flynn, State 45.000 different living specie! of President, American Gold Star Never plants. The Herbarium also con- SWEETNESS SLIGHT Mothers, and the State Command- ;,'. Love Is one Kiwne whioh Is never tains more than 50,000 botanic Recreation Slate ed on aciount of darkness.— books, and tiers of shelves holding Giant Cactus (Continued from Page 1) S. Coast OuHrd Magazine. roughly 6,000,000 sheets of plant The blossom of the saguaro or FRI., SAT., StTN., 8F.PT 1 ' •; trial was postponed because he said specimens, grouped by classes, Week of Sept. 1 Riant cactus (Cereus glganttus) b«- Two—Aotlonfull Hits r Will I'owcr he was sick. v Hll orders, families, and lower sub- came the official flower of Arizona Edmund O'Brien - Robert st ,,|, Will Power; The ability to stop * • • » divisions. in 190! when that ittte WM still a "FIGHTER SQUADKl IN fter eatinK one salted peanut.— You don't see men of treason- ! IP 11 territory. It was adopted as the state In ie Messenger, Pearl Harbor, able design dictating to the Steel Friday, Sept. 1 Crossing Accident) 6 P. M.—Ukes vs. St. Joes at High flower by legislative act in 1831. H. Workers—because if they tried it Joel McCr»» - Virginia :\i. , Two-thirds of the drivers involved they would get one right on the School. m r1 "COLORADO 5. Department of Free Advice in highway crossing accidents were button for their trouble. Still the 6 P. M.—Nu-Way v.s Sitar? at Insect Control if Don't sprout tip where you have found to have defective vision on IMMSW takes Its otders, the CIO Leibig's. If your insect and disease control TERRITORY' ; Stint, been planted, Diana Lynn JNl'KKU MliKTli.-MH'I&TlTI.K PERTH Marie Wilson - John Lund *<'(>., :, i'iir|ii,nillill1 (il' NfW Ji-rnuy, HANK DZIEl'AK WEDNESDAY ONLV Martin and Leu is Id I ii t i IT ;m,l I.IWTKl: A. 1'KIHOK- AMBOY Dean Martin and Jerry IMY FRIEND IRMA GOES WEST" 'SUDAN" N, Di'ii-inl.inls. KI, l''ii. I'nr Hit! milr with John Hall and "MY FRIEND IRMA —Plus— i:0t Mlurl KH L^ril JHi'lll iMi?.^ illltl.il All- Marie Montex GOES WEST" i''HgUHl '•'. I!'-''". 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Use excess ing comfortable, quiet HAT Hubert I'rrxCiMi Fugi'llii'i' nilli all ami NintJiiliir oil and gas? Lack pep'.' Bring 'u easy without bending Sl.MHV—• liahcrt SltrHiiK I" H|>)IN If, IM In , s t litTl'Utlln hi't or slretchini. Ac do ni IulrlKur! Violence! "THE 8UNDOWNEKS" lllK "'' in iii\\viHi- i, |)|)fit,linlllK- it in for it BAR (C'alur by Terlidli-uluri LEE'S 1 I'uli.NI'll.ll'S A. WAI,I., 91 MAIN ST. WOODBRIDGK THE FURIES" t'lu* Slu-riff. ONLY Wllb llarltiira Ktaanick, V|vm« hlmiioTu - Knit """'','.', UtltY ,1. ri>u;.\lA.\, Atini'iii-y. Neat lo Jmkxina 10% Down $2525 Wtudfl Corey 'THIS SIDE OF THE I AU P. »- a-i. S, if SINt.J-.'It UI'lUGHT $79.75 SET OK ATTACHMENTS *l»,70 HEADQUARTERS I in kit) STATE THEATRE; FOR OFFICIAL I Easy Ihulsct Term* - Liberal WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Op*>* t m r. M., R*la or Trade in - Free Sewlnj Courjws 2 Mbawa M»k(l) at Approi, »•»« P. «. «W 10i«# 1". »l^ We'll scientifically check it and W. H. S.I You really can't blame yourself for feelinj AIR CONDITIONED for Your COMFORT Fri.-Sat. Sept. find out what's really wrgng . . . just a little proud when you own a SINGER John Payne, Gall Russell No (luesswork!!! Then you can • (lyni Uniforms Vacuum Cleaner »-*ifg the sense at «a(|?. TODAY THRU SATURDAY "CAPTAIN CHINA" • (Ircidc what repair work you faction from owning the best, SINGER W want done—Stop in Today! Cleaners are deafened to take all the "MY FRIEND IRMA GOES WEST" Ab»u «nd pottello in • Varsity Sweaters chore out of cleaning, They're light yet "HOLD THAT GHO6r' completed-efficient getting all that with Marie WILSON - John LUND • Sneakers I tt A (! — NEW HOURS _ deep down imbedded "base grit" — Plus Open Daily 7 A.M. - 0 P.M. See them today! • Sweat Sox I Larain* DAY - Rober' RYAN in Sunday—8 A. M.-Noon "THE WOMAN ON P^ER l%" Shop Open 8 to S FKt:t:'Parking i" Ke»r Mon. to Sat. I SINGER SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY SEWING CENTER Cut GRANT • Jmte FEBJIER In I "CBISIS" JlHJlS SHUP E&L 169 SMITH ST. • Perth Amboy 4-0741 Until Street, Woodbridje SERVICE Gordon MMRAE - JTuUe LONDON tn Itat Iu Woolwvrth'* Open THE'RETURN OF THE I -TEXACO PRODUCTS— Frid»r Till t) Friday AMBOV AVENUE AND Ereulnn WEDNH8DAY THRU MdM. Club Nuw Convjry Bouleriird In or phon* I*r I 'I'll B P. M. Ami BLYTH . F»rUx ORANQWl Koine Demonstration APPLICANT WITH REFERENCES! : Editorial: Opinions of Others

Frankness z An Object lesson •nix ' by and forge, wins the gold tors* Still/they have managed to Induce a The Sf-nute now ha* before it llberty. which could set a the most reactionary, good deal of humanity into their relation- three distinct and rival meaiurei dent for Interference with dealing with subversive activities traditional freedom of politic JT and insipid public relations o( ship with the fellow on the street and, we of Communists and their sympa- parties or political organizi thizers. These are: the Mundt- which M a practical mi J11 section of our life in the United believe, are benefiting tremendously by the innovation. Fcmuson Bill (8. 23111). the Mc- might defeat Its own purpose m as a pleasure, therefore, to see Cftrrnn Omnibus Bill <8. 40S1) wrrich at tho present time Is n It would astonish most people If the in- nnd the Administration Bill iS. necessary for the defense of » Oil Company announce forth- GlOR« WASHINGTON 4061». The first two differ funda- Institutions* The freedoms of ti dustrial tax'bill in the Raritan Bay area mentally from tht third In that American political system ha frankly its new and historically were known—taxes which proyide most of the former Impose general sanc- cost too much In centuries niMltary leave policy for its ern- the services, conveniences and necessities tion* against Communists and Mood, sweat and tears to be dls Communlst-fronters, while the carded or even endangered J of corrfmunUy living. It must be conceded, latter, correcting some specific because we want to take act! of course that vcry difficult to understand why in- > w™ of these taxes are not defects of existing law, reflects against a contemptible and pu: eVen elimi the view that sweeping kftlsla- band of misguided zealots wlthli A is as American as our birth- " ifjf £ V ^ ^^ " tion would be 'unnecessary. In- our borders. When and If the: m.idVct to assume the shrinking "*-* th,e -favorltism or ^oversights effective Rnd dangerous." We are become a threat to public ordei inclined to think thst, on the then will be the time to mrv lie all these years. Because of this whole, the Administration view- against them. Meanwhile, w because of its refusal to take the money in the bank to all of us, for it,. r point Is the correct one at the urg* the American people not t on the line and oftentimes in advance when present time. We believe that strike out In blind fenr or fun into its confidence—It has beert local government is pinched for ready cash. close scrutiny of the Mundt-Fer- thereby undermining, as Presi ml pilloried by the demagogues who Kuson and McCarran bills will dent Truman has said, "the ver; Industry, it seems to us, should stop hid- could be certain that indus- show why this Is so. Internal security they seek h ing Its light beneath a bushel and let the These measures have as one. of protect," To do so might give u t talk ba".k. It has-been secre- world know what its presence—and its Mielr two principal Joint features an emotional satisfaction. Bu , hen it should Have been candid; it a provision making It a crime to there would not be one Commu future—means in terms of jobs, of produc- conspire to perform any net that ntst less In the country ->-N« ,Kn mysterious when it should, have tivity in the country's advancement, in tax would "sulistnntlaHy contribute" York Times ,, fearlessly; it has been circuitous dollars. We think industry should let It be to formation In the United States, of n toiilitnrlan dictatorship CRYSTAL BALL \ 11 should have been courageously known that It is good, with some notorious under foreign control. This lan- ln assailing the Democrat!* Km these errors It has lost the peo- exceptions, that it is worthy of wearing the nuage Is so vague that It seems 1,1 ir understanding and their appre- to us it could be used to Impose Administration tor unprepared? title of conscientious citizen. restraints on freedom such as the ness m Korea, Representative There is a great object lesson to industry American people have not known Dewey Short, the- political shepi In 150 yenrs. ... •ii, most of the oil companies and some in the detailed military leave policy just herd of the Osark hills, indicate Tlie other principal Joint fea- h w others of their industrial brethren, announced by Shell. The directness this an- ture of the Muiult-Ferguson and he knew all along that ther had a traditionally progressive rela- nouncement contains should characterize McCarrnn bills Is the registration would be trouble there. When hi iiip with their own employes and with every situation in which the welfare and requirement they would Impose visited Korea Hi 1946, be says, on all Communists and on Com- was apparent that Russia wouli ubiie at large. It is true, of course, that economy of the people at large are con- munist-front organizations. The move m as soon as the American t hey get coy on occasion, and fretful cerned—and if this were so, industry would danger here is thnt Ihe registra- tion provision;; might be used to mrwed out. : uk out lest apin dropping could not be no longer need to worry.about the dema- destroy incipient political patties It's odd, but we Just can't re* inl at a meeting of the Board of Direc- gogues. It could handle itself pretty well. or even existing organizations call any Paul Revere ride by advocating unpopular causes which may or may not be on the Dewey Short to warn the natlort Communist, fringe. This ln our of the Impending danger ln Kof France Offers Fifteen New Divisions opinion approaches too closely to rea. a possible TOR I mentation of the In 1646, the, year of his trip to [he French Government has offered to points of view. American political structure the Par fast, the Republican alonn more or less orthodox party lip "with American aid" fifteen new In connection with the offer of the lines. from Qalena, Mo., was busy lea.d* isions, in addition to present military Under the Capitol Dome Ing a movement afalnst exten- French Government, which was somewhat The primary objective of this cos which, including the police, number sion of the draft. The news fllca greater than expected, in view of French By J. Jtseph firlbhlis legislation, and one with which strangely do not record any cru- 1,000 men. finances, it is pointed out that such an we emphatically agree. Is to ren- der the Communists harmless, to sade of his to strengthen our [he French Government points out that exertion would be useless if ground and TRENTON^-New Jersey's Sun- Stake, a free-for-all trot at Chi- mapped out a program of re- destroy Whatever potentialities forces In Korea. 1,000 of its present armed forces are en- air forces are not stationed in European day Blue Laws comprise a maze cago nnd collected $5,250, she search and control to prevent they might have of forcibly over- In 1948, Representative Short of cpntradlctions but they may became the greatest money win- repetition of damages which oc- throwing the American Govern- was again striving; mightily to |cd in active operations in Indo-China countries in sufficient strength to assure oe enforced if a showdown occurs. ning horse ln history. cured during World War II. ment. But would these registra- terminate the draft act. He dp^ (re. for several years, "France has as- the maintenance of peace. Consequently, Sunday drivers and their pas- But what makes the story so A car equipped to take air tion provisions accomplish (,hat clared that Soviet Russia didn't sengers, as well as travelers on interesting to Jersey folks is that purpose? Those Communists and p , ly enforced ln the State. the program to strengthen the de- States has one combat division In Germany, some years ago on the spot where County, There Is virtually no danger Similar penalties are provided she was buried. However, vandals - forces of the free nations in the next supplemented by another composed of se- from the Communists as a do- by the Blue Laws for gunning, were ruining It and it was re- TEEN-AGERS: — Youthful mestic political party. In what years. They note the assistance which curity, police forces. hunting, racing, frequenting of moved to the grounds ol the New drivers under 21 years of age Jersey State Fftir, adjacent to Justice Holmes has called "the received under our military aid pro- The French memorandum, which will tippling houses, dancing, fiddling, driving motor vehicles after mid- competition of the market," the I'litalUhfil hy < nrt»r#t Prr« or making other music for the the old farm. Here, in a conspic- night were • involved in eighteen Communists have been able .to Ti \V««hl««tnn Avr., Oartfrrl. N, it ii but call attention to the devastations form the basis of negotiations between the salts ol mprrtrfrent, playing of ous spot, ln front of th. e. Racin_. g_ fatal accidents in New Jersey win virtually no office of national Telephone Cailttnt I-5ODD , Yench territory during the last war governments and the associated powers football, fives, ninepins, bowls, Secretary's office, It may be seen during the- past ?6krirfat result- importance. It is ln the area of long bullets or quoits, or any other by all who visit the grounds. ed in 20 deaths. espionage, sabotage and subver- rcilltor niiii "are much more grave than those acting under the North Atlantic Pact, re- kind of playing, sports, pastimes And, incidentally, the New Jer- Seven of those killed were sion that we have to fear the 8iilinrr!|it!on ruler br mall. In- :)18 and are still far from being re- flects a new confidence in the firmness of or diversions on the Sabbath. sey State Pair will open on Sun- junior drivers, two were other Communists inside this country. iluilliill K IIOMHKI.', D-I» y*ai IS"0 However, New Jersey's courts day, September 24th and close on Mix tnuiitli*, fiJiS. Thrtf inonthi, ?d." this country. Our action in Korea bolstered drivers, five were passengers, five But It is precisely in these fields Sfi<\ Kindle copies dv mall, 1" ctntii have ruled that a person travel- Sunday, Ociober 1. There will be were pedestrians and one was a that we have ample legislation All piiyalil* In mlvikau*. msequently, the government suggests the belief that the western world will be Ing on Sunday ln violation of the features every day and night, with Hy carrier dellvrt/, it csata p»t bicyclist. (subject to minor Improvement*. copy, •able to defend itself. In fact, some French Blue Laws Is not precluded from harness racing starting on Tues- the effort on the human, industrial recovering damages for injuries day, September 26 and continu- A 197year-old driver operating Rntcred m sreonft vltM matter financial planes requires that the free officials admit that the French people occasioned by the carrier's negli- ing through Saturday. Big car a car with poor brakes and inade- Is it wise, then, to adopt, legis- Juno I!. 1924, nt Ciirtetet, \v, ,t,, Vo*t ' would not accept such an extensive pro- gence. Compensation for work racing will be the closing event. quate headlamps, lost control of lation which is couched In lan- Office., umler the Act or Mnrrli I, nns make It a collective enterprise, done In case of necessity on Sun- the vehicle and ln trying to right guage so broad that It could serl- 1878. ' gram except for the influence of our in- Going back to Proximity and it. ran down two pedestrians, only in the military realm, but in day can also be recovered at law, Goldsmith Maid, The latter, in tervention in Korea. the courts have ruled. killing one. A twenty year old ling and from the social and economic twelve- years of racing, from 1865 motorcycle driver pulled out of Playing of professional baseball to 1877, collected $206,462. The line, aldeswiped an automobile ln a public park gn a Sunday af- new champion, by the way, raced and was killed. A twenty year old ternoon has been held a nuisance last year over the mile track at driver speeding and on the wrong Wants To Be Included by the courts because of the New Jersey State fairgrounds in side of the road after midnight, attendant noise and conduct of an exhibition mile, She is owned overturned, killing himself und u key was one of the first United Na- While it might look like a novel -idea to spectators. Even local ordinances by Ralph and Gordon Verhurse, the other driver and injuring include Turkey in the North Atlantic Pact, permitting Sunday baseball have of Victor, New York. Now in third three passengers. 1 countries to offer to send ground been set aside as Illegal. A lease place in the standings, is Ameri- there is s"ome room for the argument that >s to Korea? TWswact"emphasizes~the executed on Sunday has been de- can Girl. Then come three more Af 3:20 A.' M. one day a it is as logical as to include Italy, The Turks clared void by the* courts as a moderns, Rodney, Chestertotwn twftity-year old driver drove i[; and loyal stand that Turkey has violation of the law forbidding and Chris Spencer. The first two head-on Into another car kllljng have a formal treaty with France and worldly employment on Sunday. have bean retired to stud and himself and the other driver. i on the democratic side since the end Great Britain, guaranteeing aid if Turkey Actually the Blue Laws provide Chris Spencer, though still cam- Another IB-year old motorist claimed a passenger reached over ii last world war. is attacked by a European power. More- that railroad companies in New paigning, has little chance of Jersey may run only one pas- setting any money records. and grabbed the steering wheel, throwing the car out of control ii Turks, of course, know that they over, the Truman doctrine of military aid senger train each way over the Ani so a new king has been roads on Sunday for the accom- and causing it to overturn at 1 a key position for the Western world. to Greece and Turkey has been tremen- rrowned. But Goldsmith Maid's o'clock one morning. One pas- modation of the citizens of the feats will never be forgotten by •"w, they know that the Russians, dously valuable and effective. State/ The preparation of foods senger was killed and three were horsemen of New Jersey and the injured. ii!' denounced the Turco-Soviet Treaty Nevertheless, the Turks want to be rec- is permute*! on Sunday by law country. The records of the State De- (| ognized as a full-fledged member of the but no person is legally allowed n aggression, will, one day, make a to sell any wares, merchandise, FUMES:~The air in New Jer- partment of Motor Vehicles are »i; bid for control of the Dardanelles democratic group. We do not know what fruit, herbs, meat, Ash, goods or sey's fruit belt 1$ being analyzed (Continued on Page 8> the ruling heads of the various democratic chattels on Sunday, under threat for chemical fumes which may ti> regain some of the Turkish border of a $2 fine. retard 6r destroy the crops. states think of the Turkish proposal or Officials of industrial concerns T- whether military advisers suggest caution HORSES: — Wjien froxlmlty located along the lower Delaware 'nseijuently, Turkey, which has moved won a heat in the Sportsman's Elver, some in Pennsylvania, have "'d Western democratic forms, is anx- in connection with commitments to defend l» be includW In the North Atlantic such a vulnerable geographic position, but, Are Your Best Earning Years imd to secure a seat on the Security so far as other grounds are concerned, the Turks make out a good case for themselves. GLAMOR GIRLS nil of the United Nations. SUU Ahead of You? Will German Soldiers Defend Europe afterwards, Prof. Carlo Schnjidt, speaking "'ing the ovirwhelming number of Your best earning years should be your best il;i" divisions lo Europe, the western as a member of the German delegation to the Council of Europe, points out that in a saving years, Getting-ahead financially is "is have been tentatively considering not a question of how muc,h you earn, but of using German soldiers in strong state the lirmy is servant but in a weak state the army is master, Germany, how much you save. A trackwalker saved defense of the West. $3,000 in 30'years. A night watchman lMlil he said, is not a strong state. i the pressure of the Communist $1,800. How about you? Are, you saving at *,* Recognizing that some of Germany's 'd tin' former enemies of Germany, least $100 every year you work? Start bank- 1111 neighbors are concerned about. German (ear of reviving German military ing something each payday in an INSURED II military power, if it revives, ^lerr Schmidt lire beginning to believe that the savings account at Wodbridge Natonal III , sought to prevent ,this psychological dis- Herman Wldlers is less dangerous Bank. " 1 turbance to European unity by Insisting "if possibility of Russian invasion. that a genuine European federation, in l|(1 Hermans, however, suggest that a setting up a real European army, could use 111'"' federation Of Europe should come Germany without danger to other nations. "id the use of the German soldiers Additional Bankin* H»art ftftttt 4 t* 8 P, M, No May In Casualty lists '"• A"ny wai »fepUy accused of not of casualties but points out that there has WOODBRIDGE NATIONAL BANK »•>• " "shtlng but ogcini, panted out that \^ of th0M ^j^ m«}^«»tly cor-

Alm WU.'uMt tup MATUlf IINWM Iw, »°IW fHRi MW»VW '"' y *"Uiw4'tJWf5ilftg Jfi.the report men return to. their "It't m a thought, *u* *!!M'UI* what PAGE ETOHT FRIDiY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1R50 CARTBRET #RBS8 Capitol Dome Opinions of Others 7 Continued from Editorial Pago) (Continued from Kdltorial Page) For Your Shopping Convenience filled with such death-brpeclln* a personal, political emergency CLASSIFIED ADVS Incidents. •*T' of President Truman." ' '^UV'.xJtt-anWlMiife.Short New Jersey residents are sniffling' still saw fair skies on the world Clarified Advertising these days along with from two horizon. UP voted to cut arms aid WOO OP 11 DOB PtTBLISiniTO OO IT YOH itr>> nnvwlior fift—hnvp a car nt y to four per cent of the people' of to Europe by 50 per cent, and of Own W**t, Woodbr)0B», W. j. 1(1 <'«n HpHfl* H fp» the country because of hay ff-ver, course h« voted against extension week ymi niny hp-nhi, Alfred H. pitcher, Director of of the Marshall Plan. And last lo |5<1<) each ypul- in yoi IVOODBRIDQE INDEPENDENT- Write piirtkulnrx fll) th," State Health Department's February he was pain.) against LEADER anil we *lll j-lv^ vo the bill to provide economic aid Division of Environmental Sani- CARTEBET PRESS •oiinl of our plan, Vt latlon. claims it is nothing new. (or Formosa nnd Korea. . Lft. 600 Arnnlil A' RARITAN TOWNSHIP-FOBDB Ptcnsnnl. N J. .Daniel Webster was nflected by If Dewey Short saw what was BEACON hay fever to such an extent that conung In Korea, he kept mighty STRtfOartAPWER — On t he once wanted'to resign as U. S. quiet about it.—St. Louis Post- Oiling In ii|i Kenernl uiili. Secretary of State. Dispatoli In manurm-tin-linf pi;l,,, 1 THBBE NEW0PAPEBS II re of Won Id-li, in,|. Hay fever is the most common ltc v eailer, IS (Irfcu Slri'ft, \^ REAIJ.Y Tim* - • P*r }tM form of pollinosls (allergy caused Tlmn - —,.l*a tpr lm* by pollens*. Ragweed Is its com- Strict Mormons really do turn Tlmei - l»o P**1 « • I1F1,P WAVTKD \,, monest cause. their backs on alcohol and to- T!m«l He per tine For those who are waiting for bacco, and even frown nt coffee, (itiABLY CONTRACT) Repairs • • Misical listryments • • Roofing and SirfJig • though backsliders (nicknamed nttjn* pluten for tup Cars • the first frost. It may be some U lln»«—threa p«peri..llc p»r line that ahlrte' at Night. ^ consolation to kndwrtW n new "Jack Mormons" i get a little ab- Mlniipum apace ohargfd—( Haw.) len Inly. Hl»r prollis- chemical known us 2,4-D, is e-f- sent-minded about the rule now Chang* of copy allowed monthly. Mjirn ,i:«., noo< Firsi , I.EAKN TO PLAY BKFORK YOU nenpolU, Minn. T«l: 8-0M2 BI'V YOUR ACCORDION fertve in killing ragweed plants and then. At a reception that fol- 85 l«tt«r« to a )ln»~llvt word*. lust pay a swill enrollment let Henry Jam en & Son "BETTER USED CARS" and promoting the growth of lowed my lecture at the Univer- and learn to play before you invi-st. other plants. The idea is the other sity of Utah I noticed that only • HRI.H WA.\Tlii_,M|| Tlnnlof and Sheet Metal Work 1 ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTUINO plants will discourage the growth lemonade and cookies were served r BEFBIGEBATION COMPLETE LINE OF BERNIE AVfO SALES payable In unvanre. Kiceptlon* « « MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Rooflnj, Metal Celllnfi kjid of new ragweed In future years. —and nobody smoked. Surpris- miiiJe for «atabli«h?a aco'ounu only. u4 AUTOMATIC AT REASONABLE PRICES ingly enough, this did not put a Irreiruliir Insertion* will bt Kon Furnace Work 405 AMQOY AVENUE During Up next few weeks. :hnrg»il for at the one-tltn* nl«. and lioch-Wool Iniiilai WASHING MACHINE* LIBERAL TRADE-INS however ..itie only treatment seen damper on the proceedings. It <(.. AKlmry 1'mk (AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Wdge. g-l«M - g-1021 passing.out under the tables or lme» the ad appe»fe,,s, , ^- 1.1, i i • CRUSHED STONE work in spotlighting hitherto Seii'aren Avemie s,in,,,i ,,, Woodbrid«e. N. J. world - famous M 1 s s America reported under the lobby act. • CINDERS • GRADING hidden sources of funds used to lirliitte Aven'ie, S(l'x ]_';,' n, Raritan Mercantile Pageant will get underway in At- influence public and legislative Edward A. Rumely, its execu- wntiT, Ka», cliMtrlc \ski,, WO-I-1I14 CA-1-681Z CA-1-7S66 lantic City on Labor Day, Sep- $««n. Hubert Kuilertim. 'n, Corporation opinion, and is still on sound tive secretary, has refused to tell iex Avenue^ Mftiii-licn \ tember i while Asbury Park will in hen 6-0811. Phone PE-4-0375 ground in turning Its attention a house lobby investigating com- stage the Mrs. America Beauty to government lobbyists. mittee who his contributors are. FEONT AND FAYETTE ST8. t Musical Instruction Pageant .mwja on Sunday, Sep- WANTBI>—TO III \ DELCO OIL BURNERS The committee investigating lob- ' FEBT1I AMBOY. N. J. Geit Bro$, tember ff. ./.Nearly 23 million Chairman Buchanan and his bying ha^ asked the list of all 1IOMM wain,.i 3 YEARS TO PAY cows onTtOTf-b quarters of tile aides are not likely to discover CCQ contributors on the grounds Hill preferred. Win ,i, Gulf Service nation's 5,859,000 farms produce much that is not already known (iwm-r dlreil. Call WCH.II. Drug Stores LEARN the 55,00KgSll000 quarts of milk since officeholders perform in e that the people and Congress :i3S. Iloach. AVENEL Jack Gelt, John Dojciak, Prop. a y«ar wi|h would fill a river goldfish bowl anyway, but it re- have a right to Mow who is be- 3,000 miffs Ion a. iu ::-fi wide and mains true that neither Congre-ss hind major lobbying COAL & OIL CO. WASHING, GREASING PIANO 454 RAHWAY AVENUE :i feet deep, acrnrdinR to the Milk nor the public 'can know too Rumely charges this is an "in- IF YOUR drlnjclht ha, i,..,, Pharmacy Industry foundation. ... The New much about all lobbying activi- problem. Alcoholics An..; TIRES REPAIRED Thorough Instructions fringement" on the right of free- i- Woodbridge, N. J. order. er is a cat's paw for a secret prin- stead of the Governor. . . . New when Congress was subpoenaihK U. S. were enrolled in ii.m-y cipal, such as Joe Stalin or a Telephone; S-4S54 General Carpentry Jersey's first, 5-story apartment records and personnel of leftis improvement tycoon of organized industrial, hotel in over 20 years is Hearing groups for scrutiny and inquiry, start of 1950. Plumbing Sewing Center Woodbridge 8-047 9-R financial or labor power." completion and will ^be ready for and leftists, no doubt, drew satis-, occupancy this fall.... The New faction from the public going- Mr. Rumely is right, of course. Electrical Work PLUMBING SUPPLIES WE BUY AND SELL Jersey Pharmaceutical Associa- over such right-wing organiza- And he seems to have answered \ Richmond Wop?n Dmlops AT LOWEST PRICES! tion has •written to the mayors of tions as the National Economic his own arguments against re- the State's 565 municipalities of- OPEN SWNPAY-ALL DAY SEWING New Way to Shoo Flies . Council and the Committee for vealing the source of the funds ELECTRICAL fering the services of its 1.836 Constitutional Government have he uses, to jnake the CCC3 the sec- HOME REPAIRS WASHlNGTON-^Whether by acci- members on loCal defense coun- been getting from the Buchanan ond largest reporting lobbying or- ELIMINATE Avenel MACHINES dent or not, Mrs. C. S. Gilbert o( cils, . . . Richmond, Va,, has developed a committee. All factions, no less ganization in the nation. The FIRE HAZARDS Plumbing Supply * than the general public, will THRU SAFE WIRING new way to shoo flies. And the de- Buchanan committee only wants SEWING MACHINES CAPITOL CAPERS: - During await with interest whatever the Expert Workmanship partment oi agriculture is very in- to know about the CCG lobbying HIGHWAY 25, AVENEL REPAIRED & ELECTRIFIED the past quarter century, the spotlight on government lobby- Economical, Efficient terested. program, its propaganda bar- WDGE. 8-1385 value ol assessed real estate in ing may show. rages, and who is footing the bill. No Job Too Small Frank Hovanec's One day Mrs, Gilbert called In New Jersey has gone up 100 per In its activities the committee -•-Milwaukee Journal DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE a man to tii the hot water heatrt cent, but real estate taxes in the Cull BERN1E at has met with unjustifiable iriti- AND NOTION CENTER and mentioned something about her same period have increased 1,000 CA. 1-5389 cls.rn for daring to seek informa- Formosa says U. S. promptness 67 WASHINGTON AYE. battle with tfce flies. The man said per cent.. , . "We can't, ostrich- # Pliwllng aid Heating t tion from* "eminently respec- In Korea upset Soviet hope. Carteret 1-7208 not to worry a.bout a thing, just like, bury our heads in the sand table" organizations selling whr.t put a few wads ot cotton on the to evade new taxes, claims the • Funeral Directors • they would like the public to be- screen door and all would be well. New Jersey Farm Bureau. . . . lieve is "true-blue American- Charles Farr Mrs. Gilbert finally did stick » Dangers lurk in a cluttered fam- • Sheet Metal Work ism." . . . Plumbing - Heating wad of cptton on the back and front ily medicine cabinet, claims Ed- door- The tlies disappeared. ward A. Thorne, President of the But that is as it should be. Telephones: SYNOWJECKl New Jersey Pharmaceutical As- Critics of the committee forget Woodbridge 8-0594 or 8-3026 Word got around. Pretty sopn ANDREW G. sociation in a public appeal to that lobbying itself is not under every cottage in town was packed It's Easy With SHEET METAL straighten.up and clean out. attack; lobbying is not only a funeral Ham? SHOW ROOM with cotton dotted screens. legal but_a necessary and un- 191 Bahww Avenue Scientists came to Mrs. Gilbert's , avoidable activity in a democracy, IOUNS-MANVIM.K Leaders f Gutters Wt'r* rtodv wijrh •»twi cash 40 Atlantic Street WoJjiKe, K. f door «nd Jhey found no files. But Twp SUiraboats for Sale, and nearly all citizens are en- for your Summtr m»»i» Carteret, N. J. Air Ducts • Skylights they were unable to explain it. Bui No 0m Will Buy Them icjged in one way or another in CEILING TILE dying to influence public opin- Furnace Pipe AD aid* in the department of agri- CINCINNATI, O -The days of the LOANS'25-'5OO Cartcret g-5711 culture said maybe: (1) The flies old steamboat are definitely goo© ion, that bedrock of all legisla- tion. It is ndt lobbying as such, MAPI IN RICORD TlMll 135 JERSEY ST., CARTERET may think cotton, is then dreaded Two of them have been tied up at sq. ft. but the how of it and the who enemy, the moth: (2) the flies the Cincinnati wharf (or seme time Phone of it and the financing of it that think the cottpn In the screen doors with for sale signs tacked on them, MR. BROOKS PRICKS ARlt BOBN HEKK I Firiitwe H. DETERS if * ipider web. properly concern Congress .ml RAISED 8OMEWHERK M* but there have been no takers. tJie public. The well of public .PONY RIDE They are the Chris Greene and opinion can be poisoned and mis- WO. 8-1848 Taxi Tom Greece, which had been \fVY ON THE HIGHWAY At Plastic informed by those with axes of up I tic r««h gathering ruft and dust in Louis- their own to grind if only a t$ivcn >«u urcd In • k«l( AND SAVE! Maple Tree Cyi That Matches Real Ones ville, Kentucky, for several years. ABBE Picnic Grounds WOODBRIDGE point of view or a given bill is at home with outdoor Coal and labor costs have about rO Z Avenel 3Ot'THBB|DGj:, Mass.-Science all that appears on the surface from put the ste^mboajs out of commis- Open Daily has developed artificial eyes made —Ix>u)svUle-Courier Journal sion. Those' operating today were 1 to 6 F. M. to |row old in appearance at the | Winter Brothers built during World War II and "A Yui tot Friendly Service" Paple» f« Ch|ldrai'a Birthday syme rate as real eyes they match. RIGHT OF CONGRESS The we really stays young even screw propelled and burn oil. Wayside Furniture Shop Parties TO KNOW AVENEL ST., AVKNIX in old 8|e. except when a white The last of the packets, small kway 2& Avenel, N. J. Picnics and Balaam The Committee for Constitu- WOQDBR1DGE »-2(l»2 reforms around the iris, the col- ones at that, have no one interejted i Dally 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. Please Make Your Reservations ored' part of tht eye. The ring is In them becausn like railroads, the Phone Woodbridc* 1-15)3 Early deposits ol fat. It usually starts in boat lines have found the diesel Call Wo. J-2216-M BEGISTEIB NOW two crescent moon shaped things, engines more ^economical. Bctw«M 4 -1F. M. D (or Sept. 5, f.rt' DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE afyt below and the other above th^ The Gr«ene ftlne, which own} the Key MWEEEO RATI8 Iria. The crescent o expand Into a boats, runf' WO excursion ttearn- On) vr K\t(tlug era, top Gorton Greene and the R SpeclglUla lu BunlurvM NO WAK SCARE BTHNC UKBE! Each AfldlUonal M MJte ! ! l«o Dclt* Queen1, They haul no freight • Radlf The ntw plasUc ey«i are forn»ed Career IVHIUIUK "Don't Buy FmrnlUirr liaftm Y«u Ne*d It— ALBHECHVS 6FFICI. m VUML STREET and are "^"^operly packets, al- ip that fifty can be used either* for A Accountine But-lf You mZT'Ti BWfpji«r Now Or UU WOODBRlpGE, N. J. though once ustd as tuch. 1 Buy Where You Get The MM tor Your Money ^ OA-g-5089 Up rings of agf or of youth. To ag« Secretarial '184 WASHINGTON AYE. THREE BOOMS Of PEAHTIFUI, s pUsfiQ *y» It Is removed and 1 K Stenography CART^WT i-7163 SAVINGS - ' '• 4\h Radio # Television repigmjjited by hand In the places Accredited fur BRANP m\\ FURNITURE GARVEYIS TAXI Wfclch n«*d p.6sri|«. The «ye U ipe- Deposits in the nation's mutual Velrrauai Tr"l"ll'l( SALES Ad 8KBV1QI E cfslly desIg^pB br,thia job, savings banks rose- $662,000,000, or All For Only $279 Radio OrfdMjg* a Serviw i' 3.9 per cent in the first si* months Frat Estimates pf'wlto year. Total deposits on June OLLEGE Prompt and Expert Repairs 50^ Limit in Carteret DJKS 39' »mounted u> ?lJ>J?9.ono,ouO IS SUle St., Ftrth Amboy RCA , Turn - Sol Tubes Thfi increase In the f&«t half oi WICHITAPAUJ8.Tex—Mrs. R. Phone P. A. 4-2133 AU Type Batteries' for Portables 538 ROOSEVELT AVENUE I. Cox, Jl-yeai-ojd wife, died In a this year compared with a gain of Uri W. •'. (< iic. ITf«Mf,,t M rERfBINO AVENUB CARTERET, N. J. ^ to ipe her $W8A0O,QOO, or 2.9 per cent In the 5fr«. A. J. $ K Jokii, MKT. of CARTKRET, N. J. U Neighbors same tf«rjo4 Uqur Stores CA I-MOT >n electric line X ljpqy of her tM Weekly! to electrify a U'PC. BEQBOON OBOUP1NG *^» BHt ttrito Wib All wire from an r Miirphy . hl« jar^ge. in one hind, he Plumbiug $ Heating Donald Mamon " banfl;:if he Liquor Store , r* 4M RABWAY ANDRAJOIK, WOODBRIDOI § Automatic Gat and El*ctrk tc Stock of Ponmtif BATHS KITCHENS Hot Water Heaters Imported WlfflW Bcflip WJ1BEK FLOOBJNG TOW?) PRESS PftlDAY.'SBPTEMBER 1, 1950 PAGE mm Cnjcial Car/crrf /MZ 95$T IN WO flf? J Clovers Jn Tt

Fnm SWe PAMiL An4nvlch. as. p 4 l t O AB R H Avg. Marsh, 3b 5 0 Th- John Oluchowski- team wai eliminated I 10 26 4 11 .423' Mid-Gounty Loop from the state title play by losing ilogro. rt, cf I 1 l[0 The Cardinals Hugo Marocchl 12 nose, 4 to2, at the 34 9 14 .412 to the Rahway PAL team la»t Fri- Wanco, p, cf 2 l l Richard'Trw 9 CARTEROT—The St. BUu C. C.day by a 10 to • score. Jennlngf. P a 0 I jvers Monday night 17 4 7 .412 split I wo gamps In the Mid- nKuo and as a re- Robert Lewer 4 5 Rahway scored three runt In the 0 2 .400 Count v baseball league, beating the 41 10 U 's, the Cards face Eugene KaskJw 6 first Inning on a triple, a base on A 9 2 3 Barred Hearts. (-1 In one and lot- 8oor« toy Innings: i » first plaje fln- Rudolph Walker in« the second to Nortn Amfcoy. balls, a single and a double off 21 4 7 .333 ttartlni pitcher John Najy Three Rahway ...". 3 0 0*2101 0-10 inevitftble happens J»nn' Nagy i 5-2. 3 0 1 .333 more runs came across the plate Carteret 00000050S—» •• flrop two during PVank O'Brien ... , in ' St Kllu (S) ek —which many 34 & 12 in the third Innlnt oh two triple* Stephen Lesky g AB And a single, the Rahway afgrv- possibility. 11 2 3 Mrohaal Tfavorsky \i t Lukach, M gatlon added two more tallies in 33 6 8 Sjtars' Eliminate 12) John Qural [2 .242 Koncl. If . tilt fifth on a walk, a fielder's 34 5 1 Bfilmis. 2b choice and another three bagger. AB R H Robert Mullan 12 .206 40 9 7 IfiTO E Re&ko.'p D This brought to an end the career SaeredHeartsFrom 0 Ernest Weber ,. ..." n .175 Reswo. lb o 12 S 2 BUT of starting pitcher John Nagy '•:: I 0 fame* Irving n .U7 pis cap's Oft Urban, c 1 3 22 4 1 a Cirtoret did not get going until Richard Mandlchak 9 .091 -rye LiNe He's Bnrnyak. 3b 1 hf seventh; after Rahway had Softball loop Hay .. - 2 13 1 0 Poll, cf P Amadlo Dominguez 6 .000 piled up a tremendous lead of 9-0. . 2 7 I 0 Qlnda, rf 2 0 CARTERET—Sltar'a Sweet Shop .... 3 Louis Nagy •000 five bases on balls helped Car- 2 4 1 0 terjefs mn-socring activities. eliminated tht- Sacred Hearts froifl • ...v 3 Steve Taylor .. r 2 1 1 0 20 5 The ninth Inning presented the further participation In the Men's i. 2 joim. Andrelia j ft 1 0 real thriller of the ;ame when Softball League finals by deft*t- 3 JKn^e* Klrally •» m Stored Qear| (3) lng them, 2 to 1, Monday evenlac 1 0 Carteret loaded the bases with m AB R noneout, but the threat died a at LelbiR's Field. 25 -X 5 Final Team J. Koleski. 2b % 2 few minutes later. The box score:— Cloven <4) Zebro, c 2 ineflectvenew at the fllTARS <2> W Munn, 3b 3 ar^r ne a AB R H Rahway J4 bat may be seen In the final stat- AB R :fb 4 0 1 Wlsnle'skt. ss 2 Wltguckl. 2b . 1 Irvlngton IQ Connors, lb •. 1 istics of the game-—Cartfret get if :. a oo Carteret 9 ting only ) bits throughput. Pavlowskl, If 0 Slmenak. cf 0 Carierrt (J) Ro|d«l. B., 3b 0 » 0 0 Newark1 g Suchprskl. rf 1 if 0 : AB R , Haroskl. ss 0 it Gobolka. If 3 Mullan, ss 2 2 Bale*, c 6 0 S. Koleski, p 2 1 2 Yayorsky, rf. 3b 1 1 Mihue, lb 1 Oluohowakl, lb 3 0 1 0 Bnhach. cf .... 0 To Direct Auto Race 14 Irving, 3b S 1 0 1 1 Merino Hits Homer Stroln, ti ..:... North Ambty («) O'Brien, c 5 1 SoanowskS, p 0 1 1 Marocchl.lb 3 0\ P 0 AB f iih Rases Loaded m HAfiH'T LOST A Kovack ,'ss 2 Ti f 0 21 3 I I L ROUtlO Pulton, 2b 4 1 H1ART8 (D mew ! Kosmyma, c 3 1 AB R H 24 Yuhasz Girls sirice Keller. 3b 2 0 O'RelUy. lb 0 I1 1 1 Tfie CUP RA CK Wrnbel. lb , 2 . Kurdella. c 0 1 Sow York Fangf CARTERET Featured by a PROM A(1CM- Waist A M, Virag, cf 4 2 would bow to* the pressure of "two AB R The club wishes to express its with a I960 Lincoln: Bill Rexford, Campbell c .. 5 0 A. Virag, If 2 1 team done b,y Benny Zusman this past summer. . . . platoon" football, of which he iiinri/rd Sleevdeu thanks to Manager Yap, coaches Cpnewpnga, Valley, N. Y., driving O'Dpnnell, 1/ .. 3 1 J. Wojcik. lb 4 I Benpy will also be press agjent for the Carteret Alumni has been a most outspoken foe. 'in - O.50 1 Johuny Pallnkas, Mapcy' Camp- Qlds 8B; Qick Linder. Irving, p . <4 2 J. Fankowski, p 4 Built Around Root nil r Sbirt ^ M. OJadyz, cf 2 2 ft)Qtj)a]l team Jhis fal). There are few around who know bell, Johnny Bubnlk, and bat boys Pittsburgh, winner of the race at M. Ginda, ss . 4 1 Albert Zusman, Qeorge Qnpw and However, the slim squad HAr- Rasher, rf 0 0 Ga^eret sports better than Benny. . . . Full activity Qayton. Ohio last Sunday, driv- Donahue, lb .. 2 1 young Nagy. ing a'i»M'6lds 88; Dick Clothier, man Invited to camp hints at The Wawtynhski, 3b 1 0 development of more flO-nunjute "WIGW Marcy, 3b . 4 1 at b_oth bowling alleys begin next week, with Matt Six boys will be lost to the team Fulton. N. Y., with ft 1950 Pon- J. Ijlnda, cf - 4 3 tiac; Johnny Majitz, Long Beach. players like Leon Root of E|ait »- Wool Nylon 30 12 11 JJd^jeJak ajgain handling the show at the Chrome next year, as they are aU over 19. Orange, the 210-pound center ynp liiniuced pj. 59c Fedorko. 2b 3 1 The list Includes James Irving, Calff., I960 Olds ,80; Dick Burns, K. O'ponntlJ, rf 4 1 Sitar'i (0) alleys, whjle Teddy and John Kleban master-minded Braddock, Pa,, 1950 J^prcury; carries RutgVrs' hopes for Frank O'Brien, Rudolph and American In 1950. A R the business at the Hill Bowl.1. . . Cards, by virtue of Ernest Weber. Frank Mundy, Atlanta, with a 33 11 11 Pavloskl, If 0 1949 Cadillac, and many other Harman plans to work the Scar- SUPPORTERS their loss to the CJpverjs this week, practically elimi- Johnny Gluchowski won the lllKl" Mesh ' Farmerettes (3) Mynio, 2b 9 batting championship with a binstars from throughout the entire let in a limited two-platoon Si- hint AB R B B. Rtedjel. 3b njgted from participation in Senior League title race. .423 average and Hugo Marocchi country. tern, but will rely on corps of 69c Yaroski, ss huaky veteran linemen like Root Oormley, If 4 0 0 I i . . . Sitar's oust Sacred Hearts from Softball play-offs. and Richard Tracz were tied for The 2U0-raUe speed classic will Hendriclu, 2b 4 0 0 J. Riedel. cf.. second place with a mark of .412.get under way at 2:45 P. M, in both units. Medwick, lb 2 SWEATSHIRTS Collins, lb 3 0 1 The officers of the club also 49 Balog, c 2 "Silvery" Flaxseed MacArthur warns North Koreans !''•"»•'• Weigh*Weigh*. O- Cregar, 3b 3 0 1 wish to thank the public for its Greenland's Raveoa 1 Production of flaxseed as a to heed rules on prisoners. ''ill iir Grey DaPrlJe, ss 3 1 1 Bot)acs. if 2 Bellp y/iih t d,«Ucat{(, musical The raven tri^it |o, Greenland's source of linseed oil for paints ad- splendid support during the past Lyselc, rf : 3 1 1 Sosnowski, p 2 seal pii|^ bfti.fr b« described •• conservitionists hfve decided. Its vanced sharply In the United States campaign. Dube.cf 3 0 2 'ninny* Jhan ai ''livery." The appetite Is Just plain ravenous. It SNEAKERS 0 0 20 0 3 i of »ppro^(n)»t«ly four during tb,e war ycam when the Medvetz, p 3 Conoectlcat Motorists p f g \ » PEEP SEA FISHING Woood, c 3 1 1 eppper and oof part of ihip shortage cut imports from typ Into wh#t lg tapwi) at "bell Argentina. Except for 1946 It has The state of Connecticut exam- small mammals, and occasionally STARDUST 1 M ipetai" 1* »n old w$ no.yy-open since maintained or surpassed the ined the vision of 44,591 applicants even on the young lambs of the 29 1 83-Ft. Qpen Party Boat ID 1949 the Spsoihi? jecr^ of t^p rnftajliiyjfrjtjfs irt. wartime level, setting a record in for driver license! and wuo^ thai ptjriy dpeJ^ed ihf.ep districts in 1 • PORGIES • FLUKE took the initial st{p3 to I Today. ! bflls contain op jllver «t IMS. Minnesota and the Dakotas 20,31$ of these had visual prob- ifa* wuih. Spajn'i capUal, Madrid, lies al- r alona produce about four-fUtbs of t BASS WARD Its re-coining program, an Leaves Ptrjh Amboy Boat Ur ol the country." coins took place. were wearing f)«ss*s to correct thf rallroads-hsndlfd for the post Basin at 8 A. M. dally except Eikima their probelmi, and 2,77f wprp un- In /ff-nyrth Alusl-a, the Teach Chlldreu Belflesioei* Friday. We sail Labor D*j. aware that tbelr vliitw w»# bajew pieces 61 mail, Of all classes!, weigh- Special charters and clubs. rt fppd $ playing d^ff Althougb "cleanliness is next to par. ing 9,131,(23,000 pounds. This was 99 £apt. Chuck Eckeraon. Perth S »t pl*c aald, tice* of charily in the effort to keep "Night BUndneis" mill. 141 rj,en »QmeUme! wagered thcUr wiyff your childiep clean. It In more im- op t^j'pu,tcome, and wiyei thern In a Pennsylvania study It wai * 'fa portant to praise a child for want- iplvw h»v» bttu known to enter ing to share his food with the family found that A per cent of the driv- the fame »nd rewiii the stake In ers Involved In night accidents suf- ( pet than to scold him for being dirty, '»mpiete Upe of ordtr to return to their buibtmds. It Ii easy to learn about germs fered from "night blindness"—low NS AND PENCILS BAD when one Is older. It may not b« SO adspjtatloo to change* If IJjty In- by easy to u^];ani stylishness. tensity. *v - Parker FOR OTHERS EsterbttOk MAY MEAN ATTENTION ATTENTION In general the best watchdog! aia $1.95 Up Every girl knows how hard It said to be those with upright eais— Is to get { ^lamond ring. But even taxi that item r«dy to pi* up % BOWLING TEAMS W« l»v« k •'"IWPLETE LINE following: harder is rnan'i struggle to wfMi f and Monday Night- that va)ua^)Lg gem from the earth. S( The dlamaM mines of South Africa SPONSORS UOOL Udlct* are considered the richest ip the wor^d, anf provide us,with SS per BOWLERS We Are Now Taking Orders For Bowling Shirts cent of thf |em diamond! used, y«t ol lite ore tfMtn out of the mints, W« An D»n>, Iff Onto f#rjy and be prepared ';#•• only' one part In 33 milliou U fyr ihe opening match! diamond. BVINT Home (4 #. J. State 24-HOUR DELIVERY ON g Cloth Balet Champioruhlps for 1951 BOWUNC, BALL^ Exports a cotton cloth from tht United SUtf* to Cuba totaled, 44,- Nil's SPORTING SMITH KS,p square yards la 1949. Only (our etini jounUiM took i U PAGE TEN 1FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950

Up Knrw the Amwrrx, Ton >ut« a. Good F»C« On It neethu A bishop mftfe minister travel- "Dors your wife help ypu econo- Asylum Patient ing on the sump train and before JERSEY SCRAPBOOK*rWEMAsicK mlze?" eeWhoRre long they got Into a conversation PORT READING NOTES "You bst.' She m»ke* h«r own Appointee—I am which turned on the subject of Br these days." tendent bow the bishop had gotten hi* vocation. • Mrt Ksrt'iwW'ilWPW^ Phenc WO 8-1IR0W Substantial rncfmue In syrithello to knock that' ou He explained at length and then rubber output Is urged. Napotoon when I Trvi nil t]ir fii>ri'!i is one of the dntes and mtx thoroughly. Set In asked the minister to tell the story n)"'.l (U'iiiihtful UIIVS of irpnyinp: refrigerator nnd when cold mold of his calling. Self-complacently —Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De- Miri.il iihll(:;iti(iiis Then. M'i. It Into tiny balls and roll each ball the divine replied In all brevity: Simone, Henry Street, are the pa- miikrs ii pl(';c;:inl ending for a ('I'll' in the coarsely chopped pecans, "The I/ird had need of me." rents of a son born last week In 01 UriilBf p;nlv With the trn. pass The bishop knitted his brow In the Perth Amboy General Hos- DELIV sin!:'!, ciiinrU'iH slices of lemon Cheeie Slices thought, then turned to the youn* pital. Call Rnnilshert with bits of candiPd 1 small package plmlento cheese man. "I have read the Bible quite —A son waa born to Mr, and chrrry and wholr cloves. 1 large package American cheese a few times, but so far as I know, 3 packages cream cheese Mrs. Qlen Paige. Detroit, Michigan WOodbridge 8-1735 there is only one occasion on which last Saturday. Mrs. Paige Is the Cliff* BlKull 1 teaspoon lemon Juice tht Lord sold He had need for any- or 4 cups flour 1 large garlic bud former Helen Borensen,. daughter thing. At His triumphal entry Into of Mr, and Mrs. H. 8orensen, ?. teaspoons salt Salt to taste—paprika Jerusalem, He said He had need Perth Amboy 4-7538 3 tablespoons baking powder Put »H ingredients through food of an ass." Oard«n 8trwt. Port Reading. 4 tablespoons shortening chopper. Knead with hands and —Mrs. Michael Da Prllc and 4 tablespoons chopped chives divide Into four parts. Roll In Remove crusts and spread with children Michael and Walter, Tur- J. WALT£f? or paprika and wrap in waxefi paper. softened butter. Meanwhile fill cel- ner Strtet, and Mrs, Joseph Zullo 2 tablespoons chopped green Chill thoroughly before slicing. ery stalks with Thousand Island and children Pamela and Oar- COFFEE pepper and dressing. Place a stalk on the edge mella spent the week at the Da 2 tablespoons chopped pl- Stuffed Rolls of each slice of bread and roll the Prlle bungalow at Seaside Heights. mlento Soft finger cqlU celery Into the bread like a jelly —St. Anthony's Fife and Drum TOP I1,.! to I1'? cups milk MRshed hard Spoked eggs roll. Roll all the sandwiches In a Corps are to meet at 5:30 P. M. in Mix and sift dry Ingredients, cut Anchovies flakeoV, ATHLfT/C damp towel and place in the re- j front of the church for their trip OFF/C/ALS- In shortening. Add chopped chives. Mayonnaise to mkfce a paste frigerator for several hours. They to the Woodbrldge Drive-In birth- Add milk Rradually, mixing to a Hollow out the rolls, stuff with coueo/Arf should keep their shape perfectly. day celebration. The Corps will STORES soft dough. Toss on floured board the hard cooked eggs, anchovies first treat the audience to some and roll Vlnch thick. Cut with fl flaked which have been mixed to- Cherry Twinkles good band music, after which the W00DBRID6E. FORDS small biscuit cutter, place on a gether with the mayonnaise. Chill Drive-In Management will Heat well and slice thin. H cup shortening HOPELAWN AT PINELU'S HATS creased .shallow pan. Bake In an Vt cup sugar the Corps to refreshments and the oven 450 degrees for about 15 min- evening's show. Rolled Celery Sandwich 1 beaten egg yolk utes For variety make up half of 1 tablespoon grated orange peel —Mr. and Mrs. Walter Saffron, this recipe uslni! ehlves and half Unsllced fresh moist loaf of 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel West Avenue, attended the wed- d peerecr £6

FROM THE PAPER DOLL SET TO THE TEEN CROWD ... A Stranger VIVIEN'S KIDDY SHOP Has Their BACK-TO-SCHOOL WARDROBE

From Kindergarten to Senior High we have the kind of clothes that young New Jeriey wanti, Neat, up>to-8tyle togs that wear famous name labels, that have patted our rigid examiiMtioiu Comes To Town for 6ne quality and valuer A stranger from out of town got on the bus and asked the operator: "HQW much is the fare?" "Just a nickel, mister", the operator replied. ' "* POI.0 SHUTS i from "What!", said the amazed stranger. "Five cents! COKUURO1 / AQ MCRKTS O.7U COKDCBOY Boys' Fine Broadcloth m An SUOKTS _ (ram Boys' and Girls' RAINCOAT How can you give service for a nickel?"* SHIKTS I.TO SLACKS ^ Qfi ham Jkt~FQ UNDERSHIRTS SOCKS SITS > NECKTIES . 49c Well—we can't! WOOL BELT8 98C Brlcd to tin SI. SWEATERS 88 4.98 from 2.98 59c 98c from 29c When you stop to think about it, a five cent fare today—J.930 — is amazing. CABTEK-G1BBS others from 1«98 It is iniposaible to furniah you with adequate and dependable transportation at a fare we charged in 1940.

Prices have skyrocketed in the last 10 years.

Public Service has to pay more for everything that goe&into a bus rid* — things like oil, tires, bus parts and gasoline are way up over 1940 prices. Wages have been climbing, too. Since July 1,1948, they have risen by about

$4,750,000 on an annual basis—and over $13,500,000 on an annual basis CRISP RAINCOATS - Detacluble BLOUSES 1.39 COTTON Hood, 3-way since 1940. SLIPS »« from p Othtn Inim . Lit And the bus fare i& now only 5 cents. RAYON DRESSES • ^li«; SWEATERS from PANTIES / UMBREIXAS 2.98 Suet 7 to Ujtm -— *•»»

Public Service filed a petition on July 12, 1950, with the of Public Utility Cominuiioneri for r«H»f from the five c«nl May "CUAAjQB IT" at J: until such time at permanent raUtf ilull have been hlj by the Board. The company fecit that you can readily understand thai efficient OKN FRIDAY IMNTS and adequate traniportatjon itrvice it in jeopardy when we {je* &, FREE the lott of nearly f 4,000,000 a yew. Fr«>e Parking / In Bear

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