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;XVII-NO. CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 PRICE THREE CENTS Chief Sheridan Warns Parents, Beta Kappa Bachelor of Science \\< il Ratkr Motorists On Vacation Safety Local Soap Box Derby' e Home CARTERET—As schools closed, It Is up to the parents and motor- ierc this week, Police Chief ists to see that thoughtless young- (»nr George Sheridan, Jr., today issued \ sters don't come to grief.' RKPORTER warning to parents and motor- Tn parents a further warnlnj ists that "a moment's carelessness was Issued to prevent their chil- To Be Run August 14; .n a borough street can mean a dren from darting out into streets iulur on our desk sayn hospital bed (or some youngster." ;,,,., (hut, Dad'R Day Is from between parked cars, Pointing out that among younR- "An accident to a youngster Is ,„. Mumlny. It will be ef persons the ages from 4 to 12 ./..virile to appreciate always a tragedy In some home- are the most dangerous so far as | and always an unnecessary trag- Ill!lkr him king for the Bill Sitar Is Sponsor susceptibility to traffic accidents edy, remember that," the chief UHiuirh you can't pro- are concerned, the chief urged said. i iih ii castle. added vigilance to cut down the The chief said there will be In-, many ways to show toll of accidents. creased vigilance in the enforce- ,. mid spoiling him, "With the closing of schools," ment of traffic laws and particular Zoning Pushed Aid of Lions Club ii H1 day, will help said Sheridan, "the streets Invite attention will be paid to speeders „, dividends some day. youngsters eager for summer play.' and reckless drivers. 4s Skiba Picks Again Is Promised t|( ohjrct, of affection l|( nn> best In the most Fire Carteret Residents m;,n ;is surely as mint Commission For Big Race Here '„„,.., nut the best in Receive Rutgers Degrees ips to Parents SANFORI) CHODOSH HARRIET R. GROSS OARTERFT Youngsters will CARTERET •- Five Carteret New ftids are Received be (il'Kl to Ifarn that there will' ,1,1 i . hard to find a Offered by School A graduate of University of Who received her decree of H residents were awarded degrees Virginia who was elected to PM again be a Snap Box Derby this ,i.,., father who doesn't bachelor of science at the New for Veteran Memorial; at the 182nd Commencement Beta Kappa. Jersey College for women. yeRr and that It will be sponsored lM, mill frazzled nerves. Exercises at Rutgers University. Steps are Recommended Other Council Business by Wllllanv Sitar, popular owner ., fur the father who Joseph Coniba, 152 Edgar to Use in Preparing f of the Esso Service Station In |M production work In Street received the degree of CARTERET — Mayor Joseph Washington Avenue. The CAR- mill waves a cheery Muster of Education. Child for Kindergarten Carteret s Dispute On Sewage 3klba last night appointed a zon- TERET PRESS will cooperate. mwdid little noses Men's College degrees: Francis ng commission to launch the The Carteret, Linns Club .insi. the window; Thomas Tomczuk, 107 Longfel- CARTERET — Teachers who Tiisslonary work for the zoning of in past years has been of flMfc. ,i,,l who has a tough low Street. Litt.B. in J. and lave been registering children for Is Laid Over Until Fall Term he borough and the naming of tremendous help In planning the : rlie- public all day Cyril Sidun, 33 Christopher .he kindergarten classes during CARTERET—Litigation Involv- Vice Chancellor Alfred A. Stein e zoning board. race and the many details, Will,, • •,,• ixocutlve who has Street, B.S. in.M.E. .he past few days have given ing the Borough of Carteret's here, with the case subsequentlj Named to the commission were again cooperate. , i.nu'h decisions. mothers some sound advice. It \lex Lebow, George Ch§mra, School of Education: Bachelor battle against the interstate Sani- referred to Vice Chancellor Wil- The date chosen for the was pointed out to them that the Leonard Catri, John Reid anb Ar- Degrees to Gertrude Harriet tation Commission now appears fred H. Jayne, .sittinn at Trenton Box Derby Is Saturday, August Hi] .!., vim can't do any- mother can make It easy, or diffi- hur Taylor. i, „• ,iii this. But you can Smith, 89 Hermnnn Avenue and 'ikely to be among the first to Vice Chancellor Jayne, after being It will be a red letter day for Carya cult for the youngster and the reach the equity division of Su- Five new bids werg received for ]:, uwakened gently Rose O. Welsman, 574 Roosevelt Informed of the commission rep- tevet, It will be staged with all the | l|t necessary information was sub- perior Court when the new judi- the construction of a veterans' ,,i iiic jarring blare of Avenue. resentative's plan for being aWRj pomp and ceremony of a national mitted to make that first day a cial setup noes into effect after •nemorlal In the Carteret Park in You can see that he during the summer, declined tr derby. happy one. September 15. The lowest bid was that of the i,:n , in make him relax set a specific date for hearing in BILL SITAR Prizes galore will be furnished These are the major steps rec- Woodbridge Monument Works. i,. :!! II pleasant atmos- This was shown today with the fall. This, he explained to by Mr. 8itar. who also has decided ommended by the teachers and Woodbridge, $8,900. Other bidders Cigarette Sales announcement that because a B. W. Harrington, Carteret bor- to stage his annual "Children's nurses to use in preparing the were: John Sutler & 8ons, Inc., commission aide will be away dur- ough attorney, is to prevent any Day party" on Soap Box Derby' 1 child for kindergarten next fall: North Bergen, $9,950; Barre Asso- wiiiii earner stands ing the summer, no further hear- conflict with the court reorganize Church in Call here. There will be plenty of re- Spurt is Noted Prepare him emotionally to look iates, Perth Amboy, $9,375; D. J. i." he have comfort- ing is possible unt,U the fall. freshments for all youngsters. Tag Tfe forward to school with happy anti- tlon, as authorized In the new Williams & Sons, Perth Amboy, er, :md an easy chair The municipality sought through State constitution. Day will also be held on August 14, ; * in I'Hieh forty winks cipation. Tell him how much fun Chancery to nullify a commission 59,890, and Luffberry Memorials, for New Pastor Carteret Dealer See Rahway, $9,500. The bids were re- This year's derby Is being spon- : ;iiiici••' tf he likes to it is and how much he will enjoy order which would require Car- Because the litigation involve; ferred to the council as a whole sored without national aid. The i lie radio, is there one Big Rush to Beat it. teret to spend large sums—totaling a test of commission powers, it for further study. Maplewood Man Will Chevrolet Motor Company which .iilv near his chair? Teach him to dress himself^ more than $1,000,000 according will be followed with close interest has sponsored the events this year the Tax on July 1 by many municipalities in the Councilman Edward J. Coughlln I'inlirr thnt a radio as a put on his own wraps and over- to municipal officials on sewage Take Over Pantorate ruled that local derbies should be ""• again complained about the bad u ( mean a thing If dad shoes. disposal work. metropolitan area ordered or fac run In larger cities. CARTERET—Faint smoke slg ing orders to end pollution. situation of the water supply In m in some of the pro- nals of the impending rush to bea Teach him the way to school The appeal was made first to of Presbyterian Church arteret. Another effort will be For a time it semed that Car- I.II lie likes. the July 1. State tax on clgarettei by going with him several times during the summer. made jo obtain a conference with CARTERET—Orion C. Hopper, teret misht, be without such a were reported today by Cartere Governor Drlscoll. Meanwhile, a r., of Mnplewood, will be Installed derby and that boys desiring to ,!;•:!,iy is Dad's day and tobacconists, druR and coijfe. Teach him to cross the streets Iran i rip make the day one safely. Charles Comba is iremen's Rodeo bottle containing a sample of the ,s new pastor of the First Presby- participate would have to go and; tlonery stores. erian Church here in July, It was compete In larger cities. lie will long remember. Take him to your doctor for a water is being forwarded to the Dealers here who expect an un- innounced today. He will suc- iir astonished how little through examination. Have him governor. When Mr. Sitnr heard of It. he precedented volume of business :eed Rev. D. E. Lorentz. i •,'. ill make him happy. Immunized against smallpox, diph- New Lions Head lans Advanced Coughlln and Councilman John immediately contacted the Car- In the two weeks remaining be- he need a new hat? Or t h e r 1 a and whooping cough. Turk minimized a report from the Hopper Is the son -of Rev. and teret Lions Club and offered his fore the price per pack rises at Mrs. Orion C. Hopper, Sr., of willingness to sponsor the derby. ill v n belt, or possibly tome Booster shots for diphtheria and 'Bigger and Belter than Board of Public Utility Commis- least 3 cents, said their customers Other Staff Nominated; Maplewood and will be ordained "Why the derby has become a Probably he'd like a few smallpox should be given if the sioners that the Middlesex Water have begun buying cigarettes in June 27, by the Newark Presby- Curteret Institution." said Mr. •s which lie can't afford to shot was taken three or four Election is Slated Ever" is Promise for Company Is awaiting additional slightly larger quantities. tery in Memorial Presbyterian Sitnr, "and we arc not KOing to fur liiin.v:ii. years ago. Teeth should be check- equipment to purify the water The real nicotine march, they for Tuesday Night Event Here June 27 They pointed out that familiar ihurch, Newark, of which his give It up." ed by the dentist. wil ouidnt it be a nice gesture added, probably will come In the promises were made two years ago father is tiie pastor. The race. %Jft§yuiiL J be : tat few 4a#*-ot June, wtwrsiMfc- The inununUAUaa CARTERET — Cteffles Cornea CARTERET—Members of Car- fcet sumc a? T fl. iijSt wnjg |T OouncHmafrWMilr. SteWerlta re- Hopper is a graffimte of Yale ran riVef ffiOfflMWWsMr will be elected president of the teret Pl*e Company 2, are busy naliii lor l._ t«n nufte traiztea eitoru ••DBwW TUT ported on additional lighting be University, class of 1946, and re- Avenue, between Roosevelt Avenue their favorite brands without pay- the diseases the first year and Carteret Lions'Club when that with plans for their rodeo which :eiml his bachelor of devinlty adequate protectlnn is doubly will be staged at the Walter B. Ing Installed by the Public Service and Harris Street. m Ins the State taxes. group meet Tuesday at the Gypsy degree this month from Princeton I. Robert Fariss has been named lit ami KOOQ humored. necessary then. Overholt Stadium here on Sunday, The borough sold 111 lots in the After the rush, the dealers ex- Camp. He will succeed Atbort Theological Seminary. He will chairman of this year's derby and' June 27. Boulevard section to Joseph Sa- •ether or not you Wt «ny- pect consumption to fall on* Malefy. htilclk, Jr., who is planning to continue his studies at Princeton Charles Comba is chairman of (ni him doedt't matter sharply with smokers turning to Others nominated are: First Edward Schultz, first assistant erect fifty-five homes in that, sec toward his masters degree. Tag Day. Vmi (an show your ap- pipes or cutting down on their, $10,000 Verdict vice-president, Robert R. Blown jhief and Thomas Foxe, foreman tion. The site brought $5,550. During the war Hopper served Mr. Fariss said that entry i. II/ your dad In a daily allotment of cigarettes. So second vice president. Michae! .n charge of the event said thlt Liquor licenae transfers were i a cadet chaplain in the U. S. blanks will be available soon at tain! (iilfcrent WByi, they hope to reap a harvest now. Hcskn: third vice president, Jo- year's rodeo will have many new approved from Joseph McHrtle t Navy, Fnr the past three months the Sitar Service Station, where A few of the retailers expressed n Bus-Car Crash seph Pukash; secretary, August J attractions. McHale and George Pensku. alst he has been the parish's supply Inspection of all racing cars will poem entitled the hope that they wouldn't over- Perry; treasurer, Joseph Symv "It'll be better than last year," one from John Uhouse to Rosi pastor. take place. ua.s sent to this column estimate the last-minute rush <-rlal l» Tin Curtrrrl 1'rraxi wiccki; lion tamer, C. P. Perkins Schultz promised. He said fire- Uhouse. Serving on the pulpit commit- The rules will be the same as | in JiM'pii Clark of this bor- and find themselves with a heavy ELIZABETH -Michael E Piil- tail twister, James Lukach; direc men are hoping for good weather. Councilman Coughlin commend tee of the local Presbyterian heretofore and details will be an- inventory July 1. That would ny of 1004 Hamilton Street, Rail- tors, Mr. Matefy. Louis Brown Details for the rodeo were out- ed Patrolman Edward Czajkowsk Church were D. 0. Pruitt, George nounced shortly. I ni:iy not be handsome meait afllxini! it new State tax way, won a verdict for $10,000 Stanley Szyba, I. Robert Fariss lined at the last meeting of the for his work as director of thi Sloan, Robert Keyes, John Don- Police, firemen and boy scouts i'aunii may be poor Stamp on each of cigarettes, a •esterday In his suit for damages Sidney Fox and Alex Comba. firemen. A feature of the^ session Junior safety patrol. nelly, Mrs.. Harold Edwards, the are being solicited to aid on the lakes Bood care of Mam Chtoe they don't relish very much. Halnst the Carteret Bus Service, Mrs. Matefy Is chairman of tb was a talk by Robert T. Walsh, Misses Virginia Price, Vivian Coir day of the race. 1 The council accepted an invita Mil nc, Francis A. Rakesi, of 52 Hud- installation fete, a date for whicl executive secretary of the Carteret tlon to attend an old-timers' part gan, Isabelle Colquhoun, Donald Indications today are that the |fi'i)-i tiit wolf froln our door. Street, Carteret and Prank will be set soon. Industrial Association who dis- to be held by the Exempt Flreme: Elliott and Edward Worth. Perth Amboy Lions Club Drum Flag Burning Ceremony Triana, of 313 Christine Street. A The executive board met thii cussed cooperation between fire- June 24. and Bugle Corps will come here :•.[.' often baggy Set for Tomorrow ury before Circuit Court Judge week at the home of Mr. Matefy men and Industry. The Girl bcout Council invitee GoldStar Pins Now August 14. ii'ifs don't always thine, Prank L. Cleary deliberated for It was voted to donate $50 to th the Borough Council to its flag Initial details for the derby i he's Just the jwellest CARTERET — Carteret Girl hree hours. Uirl .Scouts and also to set up burning ceremony In the Carter< Available, Auxiliary Says were made Tuesday night by the Mr. Pallay was Injured seriously fund for the purchase of a woodei Park tomorrow afternoon. executive committee of the Car- Scout Council will hold a flag Cleveland School . CARTERET—Carteret Unit No. i "i'i Dad of ihJne. burning ceremony tomorrow after- October 17, 1943, When he was a leg for a Polish refugee who is no' teret Lions Club which held a passenger in a bus driven by Mr. residing In this borough. 263, the American Legion Auxlli- meeting at the home of the pres- noon at 2 o'clock in the Carteret Boro Nurses Lauded ,ry has been notified that gold •• tired when evening Rakesi, The vehicle was in col- Ttie club which has sponsorei ident, Albert Matefy. Park. The commanders of all vet- Graduates 64 .tar pins are now available. Ap ision with a car driven by Mr many activities during the seaso: by State Supervisor : erans organizations will help with plications for these pins should *k-s his easy chftlr, Triana in East Hazelwood Ave- is plnnnliis? an ambitious program the burning of the flags CARTERET The 64 girls and nclude evidence of relationship t3\ nue near Lawrence Street and for next fall and winter. CARTERET—Mrs. Helen Ja- "ii shoes and lights his The program will be as follows boys of Miss Dubow's and Mi,ss the deceased serviceman killed Woodbridge Road, In Rahway. coby and Miss Wills Walsh/ To Act on Liquor ! Star Spangled Banner, Florence Ulman's kindergHiten classes in during World War II. V* I KIM. contented there. The plaintiff was represented by Daughters of America borough nurses, are doing ex- Sleklerka of Troop 18 and all the the Cleveland School, formally cellent work in this community. In keeping with its policy of Girl Scouts; talk by Mrs. John Edwin J. O'Brien, acting for brought to a close their first year Francis A. Gordon. John P. Ryan to Hold Card Party This comment canje from service tol the ex-G.I. and family Licenses June 28 •"- and sayj go dress Nemish, president of the Council of schooling on Friday, June 4. An and the next of kin to deceased represented the bus company and Mrs. Verna Hanlsh, State dis- Introduction of guests, C. P. Per hour-and-a-lmlf program, held in veterans, Carteret Unit will assist ins oftea heard that Samuel Green, Mr, Ti'lana. CARTERET A card party June trict supervisor of maternity CARTERET — The Borougn " kins; flag march, Troops 19 and !7 In Odd Fellows Hall is the next the Cleveland School classroom child health nursing, On a visit n making out applications for Council will hold a special meet- 15; presentation of flags for burn went on the calendar of Pride of and highlighted by the presenta- to the Board of Health on Lhese pins. Widows and parents ing Monday night, June 28. '•'»• and smokes^way, PLAN I'ICNIC Ing; recitation, Our Flag, Heler Puritan Council, Daughters of tion of "prince-size" diplomas tc Monday. are eligible and if Interested should At that time the council will aot • CARTERET-The Hebrew So- "i'l Dad of; " Dikun of Troop 4; Gloria Jacob o the graduates, revealed the excel- "Carteret'ought to be proud contact Mrs. Clifford Cutter, 121 on the applications for the re- cial Alliance will hold a picnic at America. Troop 11; Virginia Ann Foote, u At its last meeting, the council lent progress made, since Septem- of the job tfte^e nurses are do- Lincoln Avenue or Mrs. Harry newal of liquor licenses. Licenses Roosevelt Park, SUnday, July 11. Troop 18; Esther Davis of Trooi •narked Its 34th anniversary. ber, 1947, in the development of ing," Mrs. Hanlsh said. Oleckner 105 Lincoln Avenue, . expire Wednesday, June 30, at 13; Marion Sohayda of Troop 11 Three charter members.vMrs. Sld- the poise and character of thest midnight. TO INOCULATE DOGS omo Helen Banlkn Troop 5; Janei ley Barrett, Mrs. Daniel Reason future citizens of Carteret. Councilman Turk Jurick Bid will be received for the old i old Dad of mine. CARTERET — At its meeting Holy Name Society Singer, Troop 6; Qod Bless Amer uid Mrs. Harry Mann, were pre- Over 100 parents, relatives and La France hook and ladder, now lea, Mathilda Morras of Troop this week, the Board of Healtr ;ented with corsages. iends of the pupils attended thf to Receive Communion Renamed by Red Cross at Fire House 1, which has been r and Girl Scouts; closing ceremon decided to hold a bllnic to inocu- •"« for the Fall Mrs. Emma Galante donated .xercises and greatly .enjoyed tlw termed obsolete and beyond re- led by Mrs. Nemish. late dugs against rabies. elightful, spontaneous demon- CARTERETT-The Holy Name CARTERET—Councilman John pairs. Iff Mie anniversary cake. Reports A Turk and Frank Jurlck have hClubtinit vere received on the reoent rally trution by all the. youngsters, 3ociety of the Holy Family Churcl The council hopes to get bids ,nder the guidance of their teach- will receive cojnmunlon in a body been reelected members of the for its lawn mover which has Tl'u'-T^M7mber» of the leld in Irvington, Corsages were board of directors of Perth Amboy iresentwl to Mrs. Minnie Snyder, .., of the many and varied ac- it the 8:30 A. M, mass on Sunday never been used. * "'•iwtment, Carteret Record Class Of 117 Graduated lomplishments they have acquired Members Of the society will -Curtcret Chapter, American Red l lllb ai listrict deputy, and Mrs. Margaret Bids for the resurfacint; of Car- ' 'e Planning for luring the past school year. to confession tomorrow night am: Cross. teret Avenue, also will be received lw l;is ilierwood on the occasion of their '»n in the, fall under Miss A. E, Richards presented will meet at the school hall Sun William C. Horley of Perth at this meeting. lllU)t )irthdays and to Mrs, Fred Stau- the new chairman At High School Commencement he class to Walter Nlemiec, pres- Amboy was renamed chairman of pin. jacli as president. [ :iay morning at 8:15 o'clock I •'• Uikach, CARTERET —A large attend- Enot, Anna Irene Mgel, The- .dent of the Board of Education breakfast will follow the muss. the chapter. "''•« elected at the last esa M. Green, Alia Dorothj Cardinal* Elect; Set ilt ance of parents witnessed the who after a (brief talk to the as- " the home of Mrs. Hemsel. Johanna Rose Hen-ga Isks Check on Names embly, presented the diploma tc Picnic for Sunday • kn. commencement exercise* held b. Atlantic Street, the Carteret High School In tntit* Virginia Mary Hite, Mary Holub :ach graduate, with a word oi • Aim nf Deceased Veterans Nearly 100 Food Handlers Get Proskura, vice- Walter B. Overholt Stadium. Veronica Gertrude Kearney, Elea ongratulatlons and a hand .slmke. CARTlRET — Joseph Pieczyski, ""' Mis Julia Oreen, wc- JOT Georgine Kukoaki, Joharuu CARTERET—In anticipation It was quite evident that eitdi was elected president of the Car-; Mi. , 'Hence Markulin, The olaag was presented by Lltus, Hilton M. Nelson, Dork teret Cardinals Athletic and Social Herman E. Horn, high school of un eaily award °' a cantiacl and every bqy and girl, thoroughly '•'• Mis Edward Harrtng- Riedel', Q)ga Sikora, Anne Slomko Free Chest X-ray Tests Here Club at the reorganisation meeting' principal, and the diplomas were to erect a War Memorial in the .mlictrinated and happy in hi: 'i Ml:, Bablce, pro. Stella Btachura, Helen Snilvusi. CARTERET T- Nearly 100 food surveys of their food handlers are into week. Others elected awarded by Walter Nlemiec, pres- Borough Park, the Borough .school life, looks fdrward to future ""mull,.,. Elizabeth Ztttlk. handlers underwent a chest X-ray Highland Park and fyuth Ambpy. John Kuznttk, vice president; Zol- ident of the Board of Education. Council icduests that parents jays as a full-fledged student In survey at the Board of Health Following the survey conducted In tan Yohury, secretary and Michael'*/ Following the invocation by Secretarial Course and relatives of deceased veter- the Carteret schools. :> Lorraine Mary Akalewtas, WlUns ans inspect the plaque at the rooms on Wednesday, Health In- Carteret will be one of MllitOwn LoRusso, treasurer. .*$(* ' installation Rabbi Samuel A. Tabak, four stu- food handlers. Other communities Edward Vensko was eJected^j dents spoke on "Democracy." The Alma Ambolt, Genevieve.P. Baran- Borough Hull and Immediately spector Michael Yarcheskl re- "/,<• Council kovluh, Jeannlne Hope Beech, report missing names and mis- Hebrew Ladies' Aid ported. will receive the sanie service at fu- aoftball manager and John Koll»» theme of the talk by Helen 8sil- ture dates which have not Hi been Mildred Barbara Cliltro, Shirley spelled muiies to the Borough The project, conducted under bas will handle publicity. 111 yasi was the evolution of democ? !'; ••'' scheduled. Those whojW classi- .areCareyy Council. A. Colgan, Vera Lotilse Copeland, Clerk. The names oj all pf our Holds Card Party the auspice* of (He board with we final arrangement* were. :y. The meaning of democracy fied as """ Adrienne Kllzaboth CseUe, Doro dead heroes are, to tie inscribed cooperation ol the Middlesex for the picnic to be held Sunday | ..^ the sutywt of $ talk by Rose CARTERET—A large collection of restuurunts, hoV foim- son ^'o th fi In stone and the Council desires County Tubinpluw!* and Jifalth Koiisttveit Park, with John Fttekas; democ/acy in action by thy Kathryh Cather- of prizes WAS awarded ut tl»« card tains, cafeterias, stores, that no name be omitted or League began it • A. Ji and con us chairman. Mildred Chitrfe, and the olwllsnse Ine Joan Pahey,. %we Faeekas party held tythe Hebrew Ladles' bakery shops an^ well spelled Incorrectly, tinued until i W, H, ~ ' Foste" ' r The club la welling » to democraoy-, ty JRobert O'Do.n- Alice J. Qotowlokl.iuantta Jean Aid Society In (he meeting rooms persons en domestic, '358*^*5 Ackarman wMpy l room. Those tti$ jiave auch'i nell. Hemsel, Josephine Helen twanakl, ,-Then too, the public is In- of Congregation of Loving Justice. service. and was 'i „_. soleeflons In the pro-Theresa Bernadkni fcarwtewicz, vited to repifrt tlje names of A special priii went to Mis. Max Mr. Varo, er pointed ter> m mwm to,- - any vetwtns, male or female, It wa« the, live featured't»;^W|h Mhoo! Jacobowlts. . , _ held to out that all; ^findings are Carjieret 8- HUtoiK " " Uuffe lijadvejianUy omitted from (he The hge^t|rt«ij committee In- chest £-ri kept confident! UiatIt any and | Marion eluded MmJMW» Brown. Mr». the I positive/ " Mazur,: Hurry'ON,'lCji»^;'M. Weiss and P RgTUEN FROM CAJ4FQRNIA : AH» Mrs, TJavld tp*fl. In charge ol Mt Y« mho* were Nile , •alter TWO FRIDAY, JUKI 18, •••INAUGURAL ftfct fit whie*. ftffapg. ,„ Bites Held Today Honor Misf Slomko Turkk is Chosen Desertions, Separations Give §L Joseph's PTA \(! •.h:*- m~>rn:r,ii frtjm th" handled by the two departments At th- closing seasion, Mrs Wtt- .\!io«5i I-nnp RlropkHi. Bl?u!) r.iTi"! ,ii JI -me. M Wheeler Thin was revealed toddy by shows that most of the trouble liam Casey, president. apitohitM Meth :k Father Stnto*. j CArtTERtT - Henry Tnruk at 1 Avenue A iiizh m»« ol requiem Mrs He'en Chester, relief direc- is between younger couples with enrmnit tees' for fne yesr . Jnan S'.u?*, fi]*ar>-i'C Karaprhlofc, ' CgrtPret H(fh iSchOOi is M reprp- Wai ofTfifd i-i SI .1 ••ivph'.i Chlir-h i CP*II OBKcrfl In the American IJP- lm and Mrs Ann Vonah. owr- one or two children. Appointed vere Mrs Frank Bar- - M .^-i(1 M < Wil;;,inn MegymMi 1 see of the pax. "The wata* of tKe #ar ha« been by rtev f•«-!"•• Yi=. OPM Buria! r Kion sponsored N?w .lorscv Bivs' bs I). proftrniA: Mrs. JbWph Saf- 1 ,rul MM At!> :i Noil. MUs O'«?a a grt»t factor in the present wa< in iin-eh;" (>nr"' ry Linden. i Slat*, flceordinx \t> an announce- The relief load hasn't in- chinsky. membership; Mrs. Ann? ShymamXy. A, R.i7r>nsri at the | Jtkeway of Cartffpt Post 263 IP . "but therwave of de»er1*jn« uare; Mrs Michael ftweda. sani- are irlvlnif us plenty of twoW*." funeral home i Along With approximate 375 got married and after a flw tation; Mrs Michael Bofka and pc It was pointed out that most y«ars, there is flahtini? and dick- Mrs MaTgarrt Stone. hospltAllty; A r wlT* of ti:? boroujh for other boys. Henry Turick will IfM* Lohon Planning fathers who detert tneh- fanrtliet ering which finally leads to sep- Mrs Patrick NienUet, dvi«: Mrt. 26 vfiiiv Mi Vaijio had been eiti- spend eight day? on flip campus 1 leave th* 8Ute Th*y eannM be aration. In many ca»e«, the Edward O"Bri«n, club project: and ployen bv Fristrr-Wheeler Cor- IAIU- Fall Wedding of Rutfprs University in New 1 reached and forced to sttpport boroujh bureaus have to follow Mr«. Helen Mullan. lubMeity. ! B'unswlck, the State University of pontion frn 16 year* iheir children. H the moth* up the husband to secure sup- CARTEBET- A fall tfftMlnft H i !*tw Jertey. Openlnl sevinn of The following classroom moth- Surviving are nil rife Mrs. hss no means of support and no port for the family." Mfli.v SrylaRVi Vargo: three ions. t>Hn* planned bf MUs TWfM Boys' State will be Sunday ers were chosen: Mrs. Joseph Tan- dyrak and Mrs. Julia Halkovtch. Cliarir 'th of this plae?. i tuted to develop sood citizens by seph Klsty. third grade; Mrs. Ann Kuznak. son af Mrs Anna Kuznak. i inspirini; the youth ti take morr CARTERET- Margaret Chris- CARTERET- An all^day picnic fcarmonncky. fourth (Trade; Mri i 34 E«M Street ana the Ste John active and intelligent interest in tine Bsdnar. daughter of Mr. and July 5, in Cheesequake Park is Albert Rocky, fifth grade; Mrs. 8ny<5er fDrcratts rplurn to df!l-| Rusnak. St., m» announced by Nutley Kostych, sixth grade; Mrs. the national, state, and municipal Mr.-. Stephen Bodnar. 34 ROOM- being planned by St. Etemetrius' clt flnar.clne next ye the KO to Washington, D. c. to Honrt Ht a party given by her cnarse of Mitt Sophie Laskey. grade the National Boys' State,. parent •> in celebration of her 16th Miss Bernice Wl^na* Alex Pswluck Plans were outlined for the The selection of Henry Turirk Birthday. and Mrs. Olga Ryder. coming ye"ar and Mrs. Elizabeth in Cirteret was made by the Car- Classes In UlrBinian fnlk danc- Czaflcowskt was welcomed as a Guests uerc Bette Zatik, Thomas hew member teret Hli:h School Faculty, ar-orcl- Dunn. Barbara Mille, Walter King inf wil' be started Monday night iiiK to chaia'cter. leadership, schol- ,md Joseph Sandors of town; at 7 o'clock in the church hall J. F. Fromayer of Dunellen was Tuns in 'Kttt Smith with Mrs. Joan Wasylyk as in- the guest speaker and the Rev. arship and service. Charlotte Persely, Louis Ploskon- WOR- ja.-MPM.Mon.ihn, Boys' State will establish its k«t. Juttanna Wejat, Joseph Srat- structor. Casper Yost, pastor, also addressed the group. HACSTAH P00M SOD ; own government from "Governor" Kowksl and Henry Kusheski of At the last meeting of the choir. FBENIXY NBGMCMHO00 CtOC i down to municipal otlrials Smith Ambov and Steven Chizar Mrs. Ann Hadyiiiak was elected The next meeting will be held Special courses 6t mstructlon of Perth Amboy. treasurer. September 20, at the'school hall. i will be given in law, public safety, civil service, health, and recrea- tion. The workings of govern- mental machinery will become evident through active caucuses, primaries, conventions, ana elec- tiotft. The beys will hear special speakers from all branches of the state gwemmerjl. Approximately 60 more boys will attend this year than* did Jut year.

Brownie Girl Scouts ALLEN'S ... To beautify your home. We have received a Stage a "Ky-fy' shipment of wall and ceiling tile sheets, which are CARTEHET—The Carterrt Park was the scene for the Brownie Oirl PAPER DRAPES easy to install, attractive to look at, economical Scout Fly-Up. Bix girls, Barbara Keratt, Mary Louise Makwinski, to have. JOaA Soltys. Florence Skiba, Joan Cretonnes SosnOwski and Theresa Molczan of Brownie Troop 11 wUh Miss Don't delay, the time to install Victoria Gutowskl and Miss Sophie Trosko as troop leaders, "flew-up" A Grand Selection to Choose thew tile sheets is today. to Troop* 15. with Miss Genpvieve Sawczak and Miss Mary Murto- From—Over 15 Beautiful sewiecz as leaders. The uMs were • presented with Gold Wins* and Patterns In All (lolorn and Girl Scout Pins. Following the Styles. PHONE NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATE ceremony the girls played names 49 had lunch and toasted ma:sh- m tnallows. • TR1MZ ATfltEtftS rOOT GtKM • <•••* 4 At. Gay Floral Pattettis,, ^ KILL IT* FOR 35c. IN ONE HOUR, • CLOPAY and Tap«§try Dewgflfl. 36 CARTERET BUILDERS' If not plpase<]>•. TH Ol.. M:i

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Lovety watch f«r ft REMEMBER! JUNE 20th IS FATHER'S DAY lady! U-k. «oHl aqQ||4 Ctrf RKftKa***** face. Choice of bbftl W brooxa cotort^l IS MAIN ST. PHONE WIRT klMl mm FRIDAY, JTJNK 1ft, 194ft PAOI School Students Score Carteret to Mark VFW Auxiliary Plant Summer Activkwt CHRISTENSEN'S - \n Revue; Shaw It Repeated Pentecost feast CARTERET—There will be no A most, enjoyable Wllma Ambolt, Manraret Samu, summer lull In activities for the "THI FB1BNDLT ITOMI" CARTERET — St. Demetrius WHS presented In the Ruth IjBufTRnberReT, Dorothy Du- Ladles' Auxiliary of star Landing Ukrainian Church will observe the mansky. Jean Pariss, Catherlen Post. 2314, Veterans of Foreign , fm the show originated Pahey. Mildred Chitro and Theo- feast of Pentecost Sunday. The COMPLETE SELECTION OF WONDERFUL GIFT FOR A WOMERFVL DAD ll,, students In Miss dore Hadyniak, flTst divine liturgy will be cele- Wars. ,,,„,(' classes. Collaborn- Stage Hands—Emory Holo- brated at 9, the solemn high At Its last meeting, plans were ih,. seniors, they pro- watch, Paul Bamburak, George liturgy at' 10:30 o'clock In the made for a public card party in morning. .iriinhtfiil prograrrt—to Rayho, Andrew PBisel, the Borough Hall, July S. i, f,,i tlie Loudspeaker. Publicity — Mary -Peters and The following children will re- ,,.,,,; so delightful that It Blnny Yarnutoskl. ceive their first holy communion Mrs. Helen Laihbertl, chairman, ,,.,! hy request. Tickets — Lorraine Ackalewlcz, at the first dlvihe liturgy: Alice will be assisted by Mrs. Anna was the Club 48. A Alfreda Kotllnskl, Wllma Ambolt, Prtscllla Ehrrak, Kathleen Mar- Chorba, Mrs. Ursula Freeman, ' -11 garet Dell, Julia Ann Dumansky, IlivllVf . bnrkdrop painted by Norma O'Connell and Stephen Mrs. Helen Ulmansky, Mrs. Mary iwnnski and Jean Far- Trosko. Kathleen MacCJregor, Arllne Hla- Thome, Mrs. Joseph Qawronskl •,",•],,, Collins nnd Stephen Piano—Winifred Hundemann. dun, Joyce Ann Kent, Constance and Mrs. Margaret Schom. Ann Padlak, Joan Irene Skitka ,, led us masters of ccre- Mrs. Qawronskl and Mrs. Thome ,;i,i iiiclr suavity, poise and Frank Joseph Harczuy, Richard Freedrlck Harczuk, Charles Joseph were appointed as delegates to the i ;!,,, s(10w moving smooth- Ignar, Donald Keats, Michae encampment at Asbury Park, June , lh,. audience delightfully Magyar Church Keats, Jr., John Lehotsky, Wnlter 23 to 26. Mrs. Elsie King and Mrs. Schom were chosen as alternates. ,', ,,f i he performers appear- 'harles Leschek, William Stanley The auxiliary will be host to the Picnic on Sunday Ogarek, John Pachkowsky, Walter .h, itaRP for the frrst time. county council at a meeting July Alexander Pavlik, Joseph John ',lM,,])(M-s included vocal solos. 9. in fire hall No. 2. Mrs. Lamberti ,,,,,., riuets, trios, acrobatic CARTERET—A picnic will be Pukash, Robert Joseph Szlgetl, and Mrs. Ulmansky wrl be in ,.

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kTERLT - The following Its at Cfii'teret High School VEAL STEAKS Ib 85c LAMB Steaks It). 85c 1 the honor roll for the year: W Matthew Sloan, Jo- • Hcretta. Mary Peter, Ve- SCHIMMEL DEL MONTE Ktarney, Dolores 8oltys, SCOOP iPavlmetz. Marlon Mazola, STRAWBERRY FRUIT |iwt. Catherine Pahey. Anna For Dishes, Laundry, Alfred* Kotltnakl, Dorothy )sky, Mildred Chitro, An- PRESERVES Housework COCKTAIL IIutLik. Andrew Kasklew, A HOST OF LITTLE kocypec, Thomas Dunn, Ziiuk. Robert O'Donnell 16 (>z. 30 Oz. t,,. vimlnla Hite. Juan- Jar 'Can I Helen Szllvasi, John 37 2 z. 29« 37 GIFTS THAT MEAN Anne Slomko, Stella k. Dolores OPEN FRIDAY SO MUCH TO DAD— . Dorothy Masluck, Ann EVERYDAY, LOW PRICES-COMPARE! TILL 9 P. M. ilona Muchle. Rutb Or- miiin' Rapp, Theresa Juliana Laskl, Dorothy JUICES Canned Fruits-Miscellaneous ki lime Novak, Dorothy Remember Quart nCr ^H'llii Tiaia, Jolui Qod- NiiMHVtret 'l'lwel Polanln, Robert PRUNE JUICE Bottle &OL TOMATO SOUP —-3 ^£ 29c Jui.ii Bartok, Agnes An- MOTT'S Aiuiii Beam, Irene Rompa APPLE JUICE Bottle LlAP. MILK *"•"""• it Cans ivJt 1 1 June 20th ' -' 'Miisla Kolibas, Winl- 11 2 P" "liiiiii, Lillian Pedlam GRAPEFRUIT Julie O Cans Suuhlmt Cans |" Uiuivn, Veronica Yap- SAUERKRAUT 2 ^ 25c O 18 Oi. OQr 14 O». M.ii:;iiret Varna, Oene- I'rldf uf O Cans *••/»» Bottle Today—come in and see the M.i, Henry Turlck, Ann Tomato JUKE KETCHUP ^ Kva sierota, Doro- Uhllr liimc 30 o exciting gift items we have for hl|ii- Krystoslak, Mar- 6RAPE JUICE ™SDALE 22 37cPINEAPPLE can l: Aiumbelle Dunfee, lliii.l'a Uartlrtt 30 oi Dad this year. The perfect VEGETABLES PEARS llfavr Syrup Can 43c ' Myra Drourr, 20-os lluut'a present for a perfect Dad—-dhe '"•' • WlielMUak.Mar- Heavy MjrUtf 29c I! Can PEACHES ituse Prokop, MU- DEL MONTE PEAS n.rk 30 O«, OQ_ [Wv 2 gift that expresses your loev, ^ly Zucker, Albert I'AMh TruUrr BING CHERRIES "•"' H'-rg. Stella Bai- PEAS. lt 25c l|"11 la Oreenwald, Lb. I'mnlrr TERRY THIN MINTS Pkf. 43c ""'••"wskl, Alice Kar- CORN (in I Urn 18c "" K"val, Lola Levine, 5 Oi. ECONOMY OK Shirts, ties, tus- l 1 Krllf O " ' i-iances Michael, lira u il /U 29c HERSHEY HAR 1' Ki Rocky, TOMATOES penden, pajamas, ie oi, 9Qr SUNSHINE HYDROX m°* 15c 11 -\yii«s Caplk, Ruth PORK & BEANS-—2 sweaters, handker' "'"| Duminguez, June SPAGHETTI £s=-- 2Cant LVK. HERSHEY'S ICE CRtAM p,,. Zoc chief a, Socks make . •'" 1|""iii, Chaj-les Kerel- Can* *iJ'*' wonderful Tuth* k. Stephen Ba- SPRY ';•,' :V'iU(ika, Rose SILVER DUST ers Defy gifts. 'lie Minue, Dolores With Face Cloth lh. can 45c 'll|"r (>'UoiintU, JeromJ e 11 1 1 8 3 lb. cm 1.27 ',,, !'" "' * uto, Louto Pkjf. ",'l;iRl Tract. Walter s, Her- FRESH FRUITS ^EGETABLES JfBSEY HOUKS tt| TO T HUAI1S 8A1 LAHUB POUR FR&AY, 18, 1948 m M iirk Farm, King Ranch Mid m»nr other Mrs. tialhrukh H******fbfry Y«tman. Mm. stir,,.. outstanding ownur*. Demand for tgtb Mn. Thomas BurKr Graduating Pupil III At Home; <» ^ ( Brilliant Card Ahead for Racing stall spuoe WHS never KTPatM tlian a( Card* for Club Frank. Craigtm, Mr* ,jn|,, ft tr A* f at SnrprUte ! this srtlwm, perrolttng official* to .Mr*. Jtyhn pundiak. Mi CABTKRBT—In honor of her be a btt "choosy" in We rnllffttori CARTKRrr-MM, P. 8. Cfcl- Classmates Bring Her Diploma Fans; Monmoath Opens Monday nf stables for back stretch oooii- braith. William Street, entertain** Mu. August SebeMa II'MC" prcvMilpd 'solo was ofTnrcd by Iris approaching marriage to Stanley Jamn j. Lvrttach MpCARTEFiKT C Wnjrlk. Chrome Avenue. Miss partcy at a card party at her hom« tor fflfelvla Mmhick in he prcM-nt atj Thp KrariuatM follow Helen D Melnick was (Iven a sur- $5,(m,(HM Trmck Slat*-$10,000 New Jersey Futurity for The popular "dally double" w!1l tiiBHim pxerr has been set at 2:30 Special trains Mrs. Joseph Enot. Russlotu attempt to nri, | Chndwlck. Jean Maloney and I hi:, year due tc an additional Keek are to roll onto the special rail- I' to the eleli' i mile did not fnrKft |thur Broclwp. Gwendolyn Brown MONMOUTH PARK, Ocean- j of riicitiK which brings the length Other prize winner* were: Mra. mam. attking to regain \vr • Flo>'<1 Chodosh, Cregar. I Dorothy Oerner. Mrs Pauline road siding, delivering patrons di- Helen .Dikun. Shirley Elko, Jnhn j Kasrrmi, Mrs Anthony Lennon, point. N J. June 17--Racing re- I to 42 days. There are the opening .. JWIowinr 'lie pRrtv. the class- turns to northern New Jersey on I day running nf the SalVator Mile rectly at the gmndsund nate from iUates went to .Sylvia's home, pre- Etherldg*. Jaroh Perence. Joan j Mrs Emma Traxler, Mrs O New York. Newark. Plillatledphia Ferko. Sylvia Maslurk. Judith Mr- Ariemlc. Mrs. William Gonsko, Monday, June 21, when Monmouth I and the -June 30 revival of the Se- ii'ilinted her with n r<>4 other student* by Poll, Anne Prokop. Eleanor Rako- Samuel Vicara, Mrs. Marlon Ben- transported try special non-stop vlc, William Schmidt, Iris Seader. nett and Mrs. Rosella B. Thorne. Kates in 1893, the beat of thor- 4 Dtninit Terrace* bust the remainder nf the trip oti For your wedding we ",•„, Walter Nlerniec president of the oughbred hoofs is ai;ain command- Itmnl of Kriuratlon. Miss Ethel Dorothy Oambats, Joan Gava- Monmmith Park, In its third the New Jersey side. letz. Stanley Qlnda. Charlotte Ing national attention at one of jvar, continues to amaze inveterate complete Pictorial p,,P. feller, school principal, presented the turf's most beautiful courses. tBe class Kllng. Rose Kokolus. Rose Marie Scouts Participate as well as casual racing patrons Eddie Bracken has flnnlly «otte.n vlc». Including studio |,,,. \ The proKram opened with theJKudrok. Donald Leshlck, Mar- Constructed at. a cost of more The magnificent new clubhouse. in Bloomfi/eld Fettival ( a good comedy role in "The Girl of the colors by Richard i naret Liptak, Robert LOVM, Mary than $5,000,000. the spor , is in opened last wason, is always a lures and candid pii,,in from Jones Beach." with Virginia Sharkey. color bearer. Rnd Wll- Ann Lucas, Albert Makkal. Ste- keeping with these astronomical matter of mouth-gaping wonder. CARTERET—Girl Scouts from figures. This season a schedule of Standing five stories high, it is Mayo. U*m Struck man and Stephen phen Make William Makwlnskl, three Carteret troops participated IKako. color fnifirds. Richard Sharkey, Helen Slmko. 14 stakes finds $185,000 in added topped by two tiers of thr Justly in a dance festival held Saturday money for the handicap stars, with famed parterre boxes,each box be- George Snow addressed the au- William airockman. Doris Sklm- afternoon in Bloomfield. dience, and a piano duet, "Les mons. Andrew Skope. Emll Bllvka, reRUlnr overnight races tiltiiiR the InK in the nature of a private club Sylphes. was presented by Char- George Snow. Barbara Tlmko, | Represented were members of total purse distribution to more to" the box holder. There are four You'll say: WOODBRIDGE PHOTO STUDIO Tro s 19 4 and U totte Kllng nnd Ann Prokop. "The Richard Tylha. Marjorie Vftrfro. °P ' Those parti- than $1,000,000, a new and brilli- outdoor din inn terraces overlook- — Windsor J. Ukb, Pr«p.— cipatint! from Troop No. 19 were ing the running strip, and three Americans Creed" was delivered Donald Ward. Robert Williamson, ant high for the local track. MAIN STREET WOODBR|f)GF j \)f Marjorie VargB and a solo fol- Ann Jean Zinder. Joan Ruddy and Catherine Lasky, Roberta Kiraly. The same time-favored stakes walking ond drinking terraces to l-honr «'<1«f. H-IIM* or P. A. 4-Mtt »»wed by Matilda Moras. The clas« William Schwartz. Florence Musyka, Gloria Boben- which thrilled race goers more the rear, affording a perfect, view - pt>phecy was read by Robert chik. Elaine Malwitz. Sally Ku- more than a half century ago will' of paddock and walking ring, "WHAT A The following awards were pre- kulya. Judith Waskiw and Gloria Williamson and another upiano sented at the graduation exer- be returned to favor, including the Nn track is complete "without the Corrine; Troop No. 4 members »25,400 Monmouth Handicap and horses, however, and Monmouth cises: were Agnes Hila. Helen Kallay, PTA prize of $3 to Stanley Choice Stakes, richest on the cal- Park is catering to approximately Rosemarie Lester, Matilda Moras, endar, the $15,000 Molly Pitcher 1,000 ttioiuughbreds from sue.h FATHER'S DAY Qinda for missing only 1 day of Florence Paul, Shirley Klko and CAR!" George Trustrum school for the past five years. and Lamplighter, the Sapling, the stables as the Belair Stud, Wheat- Lois Helen Banek; and Troop No. Omnibus, the Long Branch and Iley Stable. Alfred O. Vanderbilt, PTA prize of $2 to William 11 members were Marian Sohyda. other classics of the past and pres- C. V. Whitney. Elmsdorf Farm, JUNE 20 Is Laid at Rest 8chmldt for perfect attendance Arllne Nudge, Gloria Jacob. Mnry ent. Also on the agenda is the! Joseph M. Roebling, Glen Riddle When you see the during the 1847 1948 school ypur Kalopos. Yolanda Weber, Gloria CARTERET -•• The funeral of aFaculty prize of $3 to Charlotte Bodnftr, Olga Bodnar, Sophie This year show Dad that George Tiustrum. Upper Roos«- Kllng for rec»lvfnK the highest Na#y and Eleanor Pencotty. you appreciate all that ttlt Avenue, was held Monday number of As in all subjects. NEW he has done for you by pominK from his home. A high Eighth grade teachers prlte of Roosevelt Hotel Liquor Store mass of requiem was offered In Mis* Spewak Receives giving him one of our $3 to Ann Jean Zinder for receiv- STEVEN KUTCY, PROF. St. Joseph's Church by Rev. Cas- ing A's In the six major subjects. B.S. Degree at College very beautiful shirts. We per Yost. O.S.M. Father Yost also FORD Basketball trophies to Clinton PHONE CARIERF.T 8-9794 have a complete line of read the committal prayer at St. Misdom, Jacob Ferenc, CARTERET—A degree of bach- 543 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET ^Gertrude's Cemetery. Snow, and Albert Makkal. These elor of science in home economics Men's Furnishings for" Bearers were; John J. Dowllng, boys played with the team and has been awarded" to MIKK Wilma Father's Day and eray Edward SkefllniUiin, Edwin Casey, runner-ups in the Interschool bas- FRIDAY C. Spewak. daughter of Mr. and day. Ml items are mod- William Reynolds, Joseph Toth ketball tournament. Mrs. Maurice Spewak, 488 Roose- RIGHT FROM OUR HUGE REFRIGERATOR! and Edward Tiernay. Prite for flying model- Stephen velt Avenue, at the College, of Wil- erately priced and betu* There was 11 profusion of floral Mijalkb received the first prize. liam and Mary, Williamsburg, Vn, JUNE 18 tifitlly tailored. tributes from friends and relatives. Priae for solid model—William Miss Spewak was a member of % BBL. QUARTS Mr. Trust rum who died a week Bensulock received first prize. ago todiiy. is survived by a son, the French Club, Y.W.C.A., Ger- • DROP IN TODAY The aeroplane contest wtis con- man Club, Home Economics Club V BBL. STEIN1ES •Albertll of Chicago; three broth- ducted by Wesley Spewak. 4 • LOOKAJtOTND ers, Frank of Railway, William and Senior Advisory Council. After the exercises the gradu- CANS and Charles of this borough and ates wer« given a farewell party In Vi BBL. • ASK GUI CLERKS two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Sivon and the school hall by the PTA. PIPEUNE BEER FOB THE THINGS Mrs. Margaret Brady. Chaperones were Mrs. Thomas A 1,840-mile pipeline, to carry YOtt DON'T SIE. Jakeway, Mrs. Adam Makwmski, natural gas in large quantities IMPEL FOR BANQUETS, PICNICS, WEDDINGS, ... WE HAVE EM! and Mrs. Arthur Ruckrlegel. The from the Gulf Coast to the New Mrs. Smith is Honored committee in charge included Mrs. York metropolitan area and other DANCES at Craduution Party John Edmonds, Mrs. John Roman- Middle Atlantic points, has been eti, Mrs. Andrew Abaray, Mrs. approved by the Federal Power John Ruckrlegel. Mrs. Ormoncl Commission. The pipeline, to be ONLY PLACE IN CARTERET MOTORS r CARTERET-Mrs. Gertrude H. LEHRER BROTHERS 1 I ? Smith, a member of the Columbus McLeod. Mrs. Joseph Zinder, Mrs. built at a cost of more than $151.- WITH PILSNER'S UTH A CLUB BEER f.'; School faculty who received her John Lukach, Jr., and Mrs. John 000.000, is expected to be ready 442-456 SMITH STREET 76 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET X-53ll Starek. 1 for operation by the fall of 1950. | degree of bachelor of science In PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 4duciit)»n fl.i Ruti*m, was given • a party by her mother, Mrs. Wll- Uam D. Casey, 99 Hermann WEirHjRNISH COOLER, BENCHP,.TABLES Avenue. GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE — AISO — Those present were: Mr. and • CHILDREN'S BOOKS • ADULTS' BOOKS Mrs. Edwin W. Casey and chil- • EDUCATIONAL TOVS • WRITING PAPER NEW TYPE COOLER - - - DRAW BEER RIGHT FROM dren, Robert Edwin and Mary; i « PHOTO AND SCRAP ALBUMS BARREL - - - GUARANTEED COLD - - - Mr. and Mrs. William Holohan.l FURNISHED FREE OF CHARGE Mrs. James'King, and Mr. and • ENGAGEMENT, ADDRESS, TRIP AND TELEPHONE BOOKS Mrs. Jesse Carroll, all of Wood- • DIARIES «GAMES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY bridge; Miss Mary Filosa, Mrs. • GRADUATION CARDS • FATHER'S DAY CARDS ^¥ ... Mabel Coll and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aagaard of Rahway; Mr. and Mr*. William D Casey and children, CORNER BOOK SHOP David and Kathleen Susan, Mlw 61 SMITH STREET PERTH AMB0Y Mary T. Casey. Mr. and Mrs. John (Near High Street) J. Dowlint?. Mi and Mi's. William Carlson, Mrs. Gertrude Mulvthill, Mrs. Frank Koepfler and son, Francis, and John Connolly, all | «f this place, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koepfler of Cedar Grove. COMBINATION ^ NMHtU . Outing is Enjoyed by Parish Children CARTERET---An all-day outinK was enjoyed by the children of the Holy Family Church at ROOM- Telt Park with more than 200 in . uttendance. The outing was sponsored by the PTA. of the Parochial School. - Mrs, Mary Fitzula, president, and her committee served refresh- MEN'S JEWELRY SETS . merits. The group was accompan- Famous make jewelry ]a the ied by Rev M. A Konopka, pastor; B«v. Francis Klimkiewiez, curate perfect gift for the yell : aid members of the school groomed man. They come fn (acuity. gold or silver, pearl or marqul- site or with his initial Inserted. EVERGREENS Well Whata'ya Know Many Varieties and S)(C« NATIONALLY ADVERTISED $2.00 EACH AND UP WATCHES It's a PHILCO!! HAMILTON, BCL0VA, GRUEN, WALTHAM, ELGIN. Yes Mam, and the PHILCO Refrigerator has plenty FLOWERING SHRUBS of storage space for all of your vegetables, dairy pro- ALL 17 JEWEL ROSE BUSHES—45< Each ducts and meats. It wffl ewn store a watermelon With plenty of .extra space to spare. Another asset of the Gladiolus Uulbs—5U^ Dot. PHILCO Is the Urge storage bin on the bottom. Come MMmnjma,m****ptwSfitmTUMHmtdmlMlhu / DkMLIMDutUkMttm M »w»b«k«* nrtMm i witwthh IUfc* f«(Mh•»^.UiK.a^b j •.-••< • . GERANIUMS — 35* Each in today and see the beautiful PHILCO. We have MEN'S SMAItr SEAL RING enough for immediate deliv«ry. Vegetable, Flower Plants 14 KT. OOID SETTING 351 Posen Other Appliances Available Beautifully styled and moderately Graas Seed, FerUlUer priced -WASHERS- -RANGES- Rhododendron* A.B.C, BENGA1 Kc4 Maples, Holly WeNre "Remembered AUTOMATIC Pink Docwood, BuiebwriM THOR DIXON otted Kotct aod Stt*wbmte» now Itft up to you From our special, and Perennials, Ivy, Sty Each topically flw eotttctkm of Father's Day gifts, especially ftMjKttHtton of father's Day gifts, LARGE select the one ti»t will please papa $pst. 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Porgi«» Whitiig •i'~:;:»7 Scallops FRIDAY, JUNS 18, 1M8 at 130 pound*, While Marie TO ATTEND SCHOOL OIONNK QW1NTS H Original Program Tempus tiniest at birth. It still the tini CARTERET -Robert ' CALLENDER, Ont. rion Post Lists Beam With Happiness Many Graduates Marks Class Day ley. fire controlman. third class, The Dlonne quintuplet* at 110 pound* and 4 feet 11 in< U8N, son of Mr?. Catherine Shan- celebrated their 14th birthday dn CARTERET- An original and CARTERF.T — Enter Colleges ley. 37 Washint«nn Avenue, has May 28. Yvonne, who weighed iy Activities entertaining Claim Day exercise been selected to attend the Ad- most at birth, still leads the rest Upon their return was presented by the senioT class vanced Fire Control School. Wash- from a wwMlnr Others (iet Positions s are Named In the high school auditorium. ington, D. C. a trip In Cantda, Tuesday afternoon Bhanley. who reported to the with Itiiftitifttft Firms; The program, arranged and di- (>>unty M«rt: Other Mr. End Mm. school from the destroyer USS FORDS, N. J. - P. 4. 4-«34* rected by the advisers, Miss Roach Jall»n Pnritl will Some to Study Nursing Frank Knox. entered the Naval Scheduled and Mr Quin. included the fol- service February 3, 1944. at the reside tn Raleigh, CARTERET Many members of lowing Naval Recruiting Station. New THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND Trie members of SATURDAY N. C. Mr*. PruHt the fraduating class have been An address of welcome, by An- York. N. Y . and received recruit FHIIHl, <«ATrm)-»1i. M ! I' •<•' :w IMP American in the former notified officially of their accept- drew Kasklw. president of the training at the Naval Training HA* Ruailrll "UNCONqUERED o'fr •Tf) I*-eionnaires re- class; the Class History. Betty «|nrlrl si»l«k»t-k Helen Veronlra ance by the college M their choice. Center. Sampson, N. Y. ';'';! delegates to the Zntik; Class Prophecy. Alfreda ••!•*< IKK >I)VK\T1 IIK" With Gary Cooper and Convention to bf Btroln. Robert ODonnell Will study at PaulrtU Goddard the School of Education of Rutgers Kotlinskl; Class Song, the word* in Prrih Amboy. July 10 Tlie Many relatives of which were written by Rose K.m«r< l'-r.fll - I kill » «' —PIM— e<, air Walln W W»di»k. University where he has been anil Tkr <•»» Mowr Klila and frirnd* filled awarded the TJpson Memorial Fazekas; the Class Will by Wilma CLASSIFIED SELECTED SHORTS nder of the post. Harry Ahbolt and Lorraine Akelewica; -«J*» IHM SK KIDS (JO WKST" (•r. Walter Colean and St. Ellas' Grrek Scholarship At the same college SUNDAY AND MONDAY in the engineering division will be Class Knocks. John Collins an,l|,| M.IIIIIKVH an.l Vactll^m —Pins— nteen <>! ihr- vnvw siven by; KM largely at- have applied at Drexel Institute of | J. S. SPORTSWEAR CO. "ARE YOU WITH IT • Tlmmas .lakeway dis- tended. Engineering. John Collins at Tu- Michael Holoob Rites .-,4 IKXWKVKl.T WK.XfK With Donald O'Connor, Olr, CAIITKISKT. S .1 thai mere than 225 stu- Mr. Prnltt i« a lane University: Benjamin Jacoby San Juan and Martha nt* attended Several sift.i were at Academy of Aeronautics at La are Largely Attended . I'. 8-11 student «t North ded Ouardia Field. THURSDAY TCFSDAY AND WEDNF.SI)\y Carolina State CARTERET—Many friends and §jX donation »JIS voted to the Among the athletes. William W VALUABLE PRIZF.H tt Fi'st Aid Squad and the Collefe. relatives attended on Monday the "IX)UISIANA" BaloR will transfer to the College funeral of Michael Holoob, 60, 4 <;ivrn hy Itahway With Jimmie Davis and andrr »as informed that ISELIN THEATRE Biisinpss Men's Assodation Photo ihown of William and Mary while Stephen Somerset Street, held from the Margaret Undsay Auxiliary will sponsor a card Troskn and Norman O'Connell ISELIN, N. J MV.-6-lZn y o II n g couple Synowlecki Funeral Home, 46 At- TODAY T1IRI' SATI'RDAV —Plu»— on June V). partially bene- will report to Rider College. An- |t thr First Aid S<]uad, leaving the lantic Street. drew Kaskiew has been accepted FRIDAY AND SATVRDAV Edward (i. Rohinson "CAGED FURY Benry Twirlc. chosen by Car- chnreh after the by Trenton State Teachers. A high mass of requiem was Burl Lancaster With Richard Denning ami i H'-h6nl faculty to repre- ceremony. offered in St. Spiridon Russian Walter Pideenn in AM, MY SONS Sheila Ryan at CarKvet in the Rnnual Boys' Helen Szilvasi has registered at Orthodox Church. Perth Amboy. "If WINTER COMES" —Also— FREE! Ruby Glass war, ate to bf lield on the campus New York University where Betty by Rev Adrian Merejko. Burial —Also— The Bufr.steads Zatik and Stella Stachura have to the Ladies. ! Rutgers University, reported to was in Rosehill Cemetery. Linden. (itnr Autry in In Their Alt Nrw Laugh Riot also applied Accepted l»y St. Mich- "BLONIUf-S REWARD _ ! local post that he felt "deeply Bearers were John Sikora. "TWIIJGHT ON RIO to bf chosen" and hoped ael's Hospital School of Nursing, Charles Zabulotny, Peter Kostyn- GRANDE" Saturday Matinee O Starting Wednesday, June U benefit neatly by his experi- Julian Pruitt And His Bride Johanna Herein and Eleanor Ku- klewlcz. Wasyl Wasilak, Frank Continuous Show Brtlnninc i koski will begin their studies in SAT. MAT—3 CARTOONS 3 Color Cartoons ^ Hermann and John Kornelik. ZP. N. September. SI'NDAY THRV Tl'ESDAY f 8am BmsU-in was admitted as a There were many floral tributes. SUNDAY' AM) MONDAY 1 On New England Wedding Trip Legionnaire. Among the business students Surviving are his wife, Ana- Irene Dunne "VOICE OF TIIK TI kTI.F.' Dishes will be given tn th, ^Commander Walter W. Wadlak Jean Doscher. Rose Fazfkas. Mary four children. Walter, Nich- •I RFMKMBER MAMA" lad Irs. and for the kiddies. , CARTERET Miss Helen Veron- P( r Manon With Ronald Keaean the congratulations of the Mr. Pruitt and bis bride are' '"' ' Mazola. Helen Pav- . o[&& stanley ftnd Anna and four —Also— new serial— to all craduates from gram- ica Stroin, daughter of Mr. and ! graduate,? of Carteret High School. ,hnplT- Lo"1"11 Ro1tvs' MarRarct' grandchildren, also a brother. —Plus— Preston Foster - Belita Mrs. Charles Stroin, Lincoln Ave- "THE HUNTED" "G-Men Never Forget" , huh. and colleges. He The bride is also a graduate of I Samu. Marguerite Shomsky Do-; hn Qf Oarrison Pa "TARZAN AND THK that parents should b« nue, became the bride of Julian St. Peter's General Hospital I'"''M Solly* Catherine Sullivan,; „_.._ MKRMAIBS" of their children's achieve- Pruitt. son of Mr. and Mrs. D. O, School of Nursing in New Bruns- J«» Fariss' '^annine BeeBe«*c . sh"'-i ats and appreciative of the Pruitt. PershinK Avenue In St. wick. Her husband is a veteran of Hemspl and DAUGHTtK TV |Tt)KSI)AV AND WEDNESDAY I schoolins that America offers Ellas' Greek Catholic Church at the U. S. Army and is a student1 Alma Hem.sel have accepted posi- CARTERET—A daughter. Mary Kranrhot Tone In Its citizens 4 P. M. Sunday. Rev. C S. Ros- tinntionss wltlwit1h th.. JUNE 23 eph Cnrt.v. who recently ofll- Miss Marjorle Stroin, sister of Record Class while Dorathy Dumansky, Joseph-; former Regina Zulanski ine Iwanski, and Alter Rossman visited this post, ma trans- the bride, served ax the maid of Dinncrware to Ladies! (Contituud horn Paat I) will work at Merck's. Barbara Mille ; Street and Smith publications ant ited to this post The report honor and the bridesmaids were Mixing Bowl—Each Lady from Or, H. E. Foster of sky,' Irene Sllvka, Dolores Louise has been engaged by First National j Anne Slomko will be employed by Misses Marie Crenner of New . and nave the following re- Soltys, Loretta Cecelia Soltys. Bank the New Jersey Bell Telephone Brunswick and Julia Gaydos of of lieKion activities beneflt- Pauline Spoganetz, Kathevine Stephen Bok has a position with, in the Woodbridge office. Perth Amboy The bridegroom Jean Sulllyan, Margaret Toth, the veterans. Cartere, t. ,Pos, t , had Bruce Oailbraith as hin best gave Its share in the follow- man and Joscph Qm.ney ftnd Albina J. Yarnutoski, Carolyn Zucker. Joseph Stroin. brother of the the your. 1947 to 1948. bride, as ushers. Scientific Course Prank E. Amzler, Lawrence A. $60,000 00 was spent directly The bride, escorted to the alta; 'the Interest of veteran patients Benson. Stephen David Bok, Leon- by her father, was attired in a ard Joseph Catrl, John J. Collins, this hospital (LYONSit. To white slipper satin gown, Victorian i Just a few: supplies for mu- Thomas Joseph Dunn. Rodney E, NOW PLAYING styled, with a square neckline, Fenska, Charles Ferenchiak, Mil- and hubbies, over $2,000; the fitted bodice and a full skirt with can It shop at Christmas, approxi- lard G. Foele, Edward C. Franklin. a bustle. Her full length veil was Walter J. Gluchoski, John Hay- .tely $8,000. and nodal parties. aUached ^ R aam Qf KELLY dt Sl etC aPpr X1 duk, Anthony J. Hudak, Benjamin " ° " blossoms and she carried a pearl Jacoby, Andrew William Kasklw, JVt>lt pueiy $24,000.' i . boofc adorned witll lWQ Edward J. Mihalko, John Novak, ".The Commander of Carteret\ mhitawhit e orchidsnrrM^ . et 263 extends an invitation to Robert Tliomas O'Donnell, John GARLAND Legionnaires to make them- The maid of honor appeared in j James Onder, Elmer M. Resko. ives available at a mammoth a powder blue gown having an off- Matthew M. Sloan, Stephen lonr party tn be held Tuesday thc-shoulder neckline, and a full Soos. William R. Trstensky, fening. July 13, nt Lyons' Hos- akirt with a bustle. She wore n phen William Toth, William , Legionnaires are needed, he | matching tiara of flowers and cav- Varga. to aid disabled veterans in! iled a prayer book with pink and General Clerical Course Slve participation in the games. blue flowers. The bridesmaids John Andrasz, Ruth Marie fTThe post accepted the invitation wore siimlar blue gowns with Bubenheimer, Raymond R, Gulp. ded by Past Commander matching tiaras and carried pray- Jean K. Doscher, Jean Elizabeth Ullam Hasan to spend a Sunday er books with pink flowers. Fariss, Emory Holowatch, Edward STATE THEATRE nic at his place at Budd Lake,] Mr. and Mrs. Pruitt are on a Kokolus,v William James Koti.s, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. ALWAYS date set is July 18. Invite-i wedding trip to New England and John Stevens Kovacs, Barbara WALTER READE will be sent out to all Lr- i Canada and upon return will Kathleen McCann, Norman T TODAY THRU SATURDAY O'Connell, Andrew Paisal, Georgi' THEATRES 2 BIG HITS aires who hold 1948 mem-' reside in Raleigh, N. C. For trav- "NAKED CITY" PERTH AMBO shlp cards. LeRionnaires in-! eling. the bride wore a blue dress Rayho, Frank Christof Rubinan. With Barry FITZGERALD »•* i- ». 4-*mff dually will .supply picnic foods j and topper with white accessories Rosemarie Sholtesz, Olga Tomic, e the post will supply tlve Ii-' and had a corsage of orchids. Stephen William Trosko. —Plus— refreshments. Harry Gleck-j •— - ---- Civil Social Course "SUSIE STEPS OUT" and John Knms head the com- Paul W> Bamburak, Mary Ellen With David BkiiCE - Kit* HUNTER ittee. Vacation Bible School dhek. Stephen A. Oyug. Theodore SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY NOW PtAYINO FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 18 AND 19 next meeting of the post ERROL Will Begin June 28 Hadyniak, Joseph Francis Hayko, Bette Davis in Robert Mltchum be July 8. Meetings during FLYNN Warner Baxter. Edward F. Konil, Joseph Michael "WINTER MEETING" Gloria Stewart in Anne Jeffreys Summer months will be held Kruleski. Edward T. Lavln. Rich- OLIVIA CARTERET~The Daily Vaca- Plus Donald O'CONNOR - Martha STEWART in PRISONER OF SHARK in on the first Tuesdays, and not tion Bible School of the Free Mag- ard Lukach, Martin J. Macanek, DeHAVILLAND ISLAND" "NEVADA" ! a month as regularly sched- "ARE YOU WITH IT" yar Reformed Church will begin Joseph Nagy, Chester Joseph Old- ADVENTURES OF Monday, June 28 at 9 A. M., in akoski, Albert P Pusfllo, Edward WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY the Cleveland School. Michael Preputnick, Zolton L. SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 20 AND IKS Clark GABLE - Lana TURNER In ROBIN HOOD Children between the ages of Sabo. Alex Robert Samu. Ernest Stan Laurel - Oliver Hardy In ons, rayons, nylons and W. Sisko, Marian Theresa Skim- "HOMECOMING" • fabrics finished in the first 5 and 14 may attend. The ad- "BLOCKHEADS' mons, Edward Skocypec, George — NOW AIR CONDITIONED — of 1948 totaled 2,375,000.- vanced group will be in charge of Also, Edmond O'Brien - Jeanne Craln In stlma Walter Walko \ yards, according to the Census the pastor, Rev. Alexander Daroczy | - ^^ - TRAPPED BY "WINGED VICTORY" au, the highest quarterly pro- and Mift Irene Daroczy will direct GOP TO MEET TONIGHT reported since the series the beginner's group CARTERET—A regular meetinK BOSTON TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. JUNE II, 23. originated and five per cent Father's Day will be marked at of the Carteret Republican Club Huch Beaumont Barbara Stanwyck than the first quarter of the services in the. church on Sun- will be held at 8:30 tonight in BLACKIE" Frances KaRerty Van HefUn day. Sunday School will convene Fire Hall. A social will follow the Try Our Complete in In at 9 A. M , service at 10 A. M. with meeting LEGAL NOTICES sei-mon In English and service at

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fi tEditorials:- TOUGH GOING FOR THE MODERN PROSPECTOR Opinion of Others Pi. Reading Grade Crossing Plan NUMERICAL NONBKNBt branches of the "unified i is consider^,consternation in sion, the physical construciion necessary Montana Is preparing to give mrnt, of defense. Testimony serial numbers to all the children the 70-group air force wu quite^naiiirally over the plans was agreed upon. <. born In that state. Part of the example of such disagreement,<< ,,i m the order by the State Board The dead-ending of certain street*, the serial number will designate the number of Republicans insist I inconveniences of somi residents and the nation, state, and county of shows that tne AdmlnUtrtti i,. utility Commissioners for the birth; another part the year of doesn't really know what relegation of some business enterprises birth. wants. Or, they My, the ion of the crossings at grade of the were involved. We regret very much that With only a little additional dent and Secretary of Date complication, It will be possible Forrestal haven't carried out i itni Railroad 6f New Jersey and the this Is so, but at the same time we feel that to include key numbers to desig- flcatlon of the armed forces L1(. Railroad. The order provides for the safety of pedestrian and vehicular traf- nate aex, religious and political Congress Intended. fic must be~ paramount in our considera- preferences, t h e individual's The situation Is hardly thfcfcj till'i of the elimination work by March street address, his intelligence tion — and An unprejudiced decision by simple. i yfttr and its completion by March, quotient and his blood type. There are the century-old tra*" all those affected would agree on this In that way It will be possible dltlons of rivalry. There are In* conclusion. At the same time, it has been to know everything worth know- strained jealousies and i, ,,imett T. Drew, secretary of the Ing about a person by merely factors that have kept : our experience that the Board is anxiously belnn Introduced to him by num- branches of the service long »!Wrir Li drclares, it would be impossible to solicitous to avoid any arbitrary • decision ber. Numbers will not be entirely from each otheT and In i L ., plan which wftuld be acceptable new to some of our more Import- lion with each other. TluMj which might unduly and adversely affect ant families—those which us« things cannot be wiped i ,'„ ticable to all interests. What the any individual or community, and we are such monikers as "Cuthbert J. night. Unification of the servlo#->1 EddUnnton III." But now even was a Rood deal of a shotfun pro- i i 'has attempted to do in the present certain that if any workable alternative is the lowliest cltlsen will have an cedure, which the Navy, in par* Im.r iS to meet its priirfary responsi- possible in the Port Reading case that the impressive string of numbers tlcular, didn't accept with too < which are his and Ills alone. Rood grace. [v ,,f putting into effect its order for the Board will be quick to recognize it and to Of course, as the number sys- But there is a good deal of ,<\ L,vai of the dangerous crossing involved, adjust its plans accordingly. tem becomes general, the old evidence that Congress it»etf\" cans of protecting life and property If such alternative is devised, it should cumbersome system of, names shares much of the blame If unt« will disappear. Those who Bet flcatlon Isn't working too w*tl n( expediting the flow of traffic over be presented at once through the Township great store by family ties and yet. Trfe Republicans haveni things like that may object at I miljn vehicular arteries. In connection Committee to the Board. It is almost ten been much in agreement. eitharT" first. over defense matters. And com* this order, and as a result of exhaus- years since the elimination order first was Just to see how a poet writing gressmen from both parties have, uraiings and conferences at which issued and it is to be hoped it will encounter to his lady love might make out taken the Initiative In fostering 4 no further unnecessary delay. under the new system, we tried dispute among representatives of./ u)(, opportunity was provided for discus- our hand with the following the various services and In mag. Tesult:, nlfylnn honest differences of Oh I One two five four nine dash , opinion between military expert*. eight thirteen, For the safety of this nation," What Now, Graduates Your number strikes sweet this sort of maneuvering tnd young people of Middlesex County prejudices and superstitions that dog even music to my heart; conniving ought to be exposed Bards used to sing of Alice and and condemned. It Is playing I have completed their formal education the sincere and the devout. Kathleen, politics with dynamlet, md It Is But who could really tell those to dangerous to condone. Unifi- year 1948 should not make the mis- It cannot be said, with complete honesty, 1 girls apart? cation of our long separate do-i . of assuming that they know enough. that the development,of self into the great The eyes of many maidens dance fen3c forces is a most difficult Lit students receive in school, in terms possibilities of tyfe is always a profitable with fun and complex assignment, at best. And hair of gold adorns full It it is to succeed, there, must bo laming how to read, study and think, is pursuit, in terms pf dollars and cents. There many a queen. unity In Congress as well as In 'i] are other consolations, however, unappre- But numerically there Is but one, the executive branch, and agree- important than the subject matter ment between the two. on broad ciated by the vulgar, but worth much more Sweet One two five four nine passed Into their brains. If, in the dash eight thirteen. * matter of defense policy. than the metals that clink on the tables of Under the Capitol Dome ess <>f acquiring a diploma, one has If that doesn't convince Mon- Some of the guardians of the > the money-changers. The challenge of abys- By J. Joseph Grlbbins tana It is off on the wrong tack, nation have looked very small, ** psnl the tremendous spread of human we all might BB well prepare to Indeed, during the recent debate Liition and realized that what has been mal ignorance excites the mind that has become numerical identities once over a 70-jtroup air force ripened through the process of education. TRENTON—New Jersey is tak- tuberculous patients from the but growers and canners and still and for all and wear our numbers a balanced defense program.—t' ' jud is Ihe merest fraction of what is ing the first steps to make the Most of us have read that "the truth shall danger of (nfeclinn but also to feuding over prices. on our breasts like convicts hav- Milwaukee Journal. known, then the way is open for tKe sentence fit the offender rather make effective the treatment of The New Jersey cannery ing their pictures taken.—Denver make you free." It is even so but the free- than the offense, with the con- the tuberculous with mental ills. tomato acreage wtll be about Post. virtual to proceed intellectually. MAYBE dom is not to be found in the elimination struction of a modern diagnostic 29,000 abres this year compared* Perhaps if we wait long enough fcc of the best aids to "Wisdom is the read- centre at Menlo Park under the ROAD FUNDS:—Threatened to 33,400 acres a year ago. The DISUNITY ON DEFENSE , farm relief will settle Itself by of material factors that enslave human decline In New Jersey of about |of the printed word. It brings to man- direction of the State Depart- loss by the State of New Jersey Some congressmen liave been turning nil our farms into park- beings. It is to come from spiritual triumph ment of Institutions and Agen- of $9,000,000 in Federal grants- 13 per cent compares closely to gloating over the disagreement, ing places, flying fields and golf thp thoughts and ideals of the past, cies. tn-aid next year beeause the Re* that of 10 per cent reported for among the spokesmen for various courses—I »s Angeles Times. that belongs only to those who understand the entire nation. facts and trends, points the way to Commissioner Sanford Bates, publican Congress planned a the world, the eternal principles and live in of the institutions' department, year's holiday in the allocation New Jersey farmers will also my and understanding and permits grow for processing about 400 accordance with the laws discovered and today received word that the of Such funds, has proved em-' who live to profit by experience of Federal Government has granted acres of beets And 17,300 acres accepted by the individual. barrassing to Republican Gover- of lima beans. $125,000 in Federal aid toward nor Alfred E. Driscoll. CHIROPRACTIC who have passed into the great We would, of course, caution the young the building of the centre. Con- During the many years that ACCIDENTS:—New Jersey had id. * that they cannot believe, without intelli- struction of the first unit of the 44,182 accidents in factories and project has been started. Congress has been under Demo- ) person is adequately equipped to solve gent inquiry, everything that they read. cratic control no such move was other places during 1947 which ADJUSTMENTS At the same time the Com- made in YJpshington. The funds resulted In the payment of $24.- Printing has been a great aid to the ad- missioner was Informed that 990,942 in workmen's compensa- |problems that confront us today with- are exclusively dedicated to road RESTORE and MAINTAIN nine knowledge** what harjutppened vancement of knowledge bukijy».!!l»* - building in New Jersey and the . tion, including medlcal.expenses. an State must ma lull them) dollar •Kw tnjwlot prevsti fatal In 293 HEALTH ho past, wttftdul An Understanding of means By wttich error can be perpetrated addition to the present tubercu- for dollar. They are supposed to cttses, and maintained. The honest seeker fof truth losis facility at Oreystone Park compensate the State somewhat Although the greatest number (laws of natUr^ ftltd Without an insight State Hospital. Chiropractic is nol limited will be known by the question* raised, the for the millions of dollars taken of compensated cases occurred hi- .spiritual forces that set man and Trained penologists and some yearly on Federal gasoline taxes. in the manufacturing industry as u health service ta any \-M above bruite creation. It is a pro- sincere study of existing facts and the intel- judges have for years contended The Congress did not plan any group, agriculture accounted for particular type of ailment ligent deductions drawn from established that the courts, in sentencing holiday in collecting gas taxes 684 cases, while building con- search to acceptable truth, married criminals, should have more in- in the State. struction was credited with 7,324 or kind of sickness. It is a things. cases of injury to workmen. lie inherited weakness of mankind, the formation on their background, Back in 1932 and the succeed- natural method in restor- previous experiences, mental and ing depression years, the Fed- Also during the year many freak accidents caused workers ing sick people to health physical health, educational at- eral Government returned gas to lose work. Fifty-one workers tainments and in general, a com- tax funds to the State commen- and merits your consid- secured poison ivy in the course Danger in Water Spots plete picture of the offenders' surate with amounts collected. eration, investigation ana of their employment during the abilities and handicaps, before Then Just prior to World War 2 cr brings us vacation days, with victims, with non-swimmers occasionally imposing penalties. year and were duly compensated. trial. when Federal gas tax collections Twenty-two other persons were ; of the people of the nation spending getting into deep water with fetal conse- Some Judges have already been in New Jersey reached nearly utilizing such social data but frostbitten during the heavy quences. $14,000,000, only $2,000,000 or storms of the past winter. In able time in the out-of-doors. Un- facilities for their intensive gath- $3,000,000 came back from the Accidents take a terrible toll of life in the ering h it v e heretofore been twenty cases,'violence of other J. M. GROSSMAN, D.C.Ph.C. fcnatcly, some Of these outings result in Federal treasury. Even during employees ClUsed that number %\\ Smith Street CHIROPRACTOR Perth Amboy United States every year. It Is Well perhaps, lacking. The Legislature, In 1946. the war years Federal funds were Idy that bring sorrow to happy famNies. authorized the building of a diag- of workers to be laid up for peri- TEL. P. A. 4-4727—By Appointment Only to caution everybody about the dangers that allotted to construct needed de- ods of time, and in 89 cases nostic centre for the collection fense access roads in New Jersey. i"v accidents are attributed to care- of such factual material. persons were Injured due to the lurk in water, known as well as unknown. In recent years less than half violence of outside causes. in the water. The surf attracts Parents who read this article might permit The new unit will not be util- of the gasoline tax moneys col- lected In New Jersey by the Horses caused Injuries in 44 with inevitable drownings as ven- ized exclusively for the collection accidents dtlrlng the year, and in It to remind them to give a warning to their Federal Government have been 1 of information about prospective 69 cases the bites of dogs, or individuals go out too far. Inland children, with emphasis upon the need of returned in grants in aid Despite prisoners. The law expressly pro- other animals, or insects, caused the fact the Federal Government "ids and rivers likewise claim their caution in the water. •vldes that persons can volun- workers to become injured and dbw much can you tarily submit to examination if uses gasoline taxes for purposes apply for wbrkmen'b compensa- they feel they require the diag- othsr than road building, the tion. onstic services offered. Public Roads Administration in Washington requires the State to RESPECT for small amounts is the Wright Plane Comes Home As for the new tuberculosis YOUTH: — Youthful drivers earmark all State gas tax money who speed tnotor vehicles over 1 facilities at Greyston* Park, the il biplane in which Orville Wright wording of a card which officiAla of the in- State institutions department for highway construction ana highways and City streets during secret of successful saving. If you withholds Federal funds if such flight at Kitty Hawk, N. C, stltution placed on the plans' dlteloped by has for years contended that,-in early morninf hours need stricter addition to the general over- revenues are used for other pur- parental control, Arthur W. can put aside three dimes a Avf Prof. Langley. It intimated that the profes- crowding prevalent In Its three poses . This situation has Gover- Magee, State1 Motor Vehicle Com- live years ago will occupy the nor Driscoll boiling over. sor had developed the first alrptahe. State Mental Hospitals, space to missioner, bdlleves. you will accumulate the sub- 'Hoi at the Smithsonian Institu- Isolate tuberculous mental pa- Commissioner Magee points to For years the Wright machine has been 111 tients from the remainder of the TOMATOES:—New Jersey to- a 110 per cent Increase In fatal stantial sum of one hundred dollart F/J I Washington.' in England, Now It will conjW home a,nd hospital population was badly matoes, which have no equal for accidents aftar midnight involv- where it should have been all the' needed, not only to protect non- flavor und Juice, are in the flleds, ing operators under 21 years of in eleven months. * receive the official and belated recognition age during 1647 as sufficient 'I'll,- Wright Brothers objected to the that it is entitled to. By Don cause for alarih. During the year there were til fatal accidents An account in our Intent De- GLAMOR GIRLS Slowers and 21 deaths ih accidents In- volving junior drivers after mid- partment will help you to save night. In 1946 tftere were ten Spilling Champion , • •*•' fatal accidents and 13 deaths. easily and systematically. r, fourteen-year-old Miss lady deserves recognition. Shilling is be- Looking over the causes fur •ai-k Horse, Ohio, recently won the coming something of a lost tat, we hear, such accldtints, Commissioner 1 Magee louna an assortment of inning contest, sponsored by a among the youngsters attenflpl Khool. It reasons why death triumphed on "f newspapers throughout the is time that attention be diweied to the the open roM, Falling asleep at the wheel, piWhlns stalled cars, importance of spelling in thi iflucattonal reckless djrlylng which killed "••'tion the fact because the young processes. * pedestrians' ar« gome ut these reasons. Parents Who permit their sons to stay out l»te and drive cars Cost of Living , should know the story of early |lll)l| morning deaths on the highways y knowfithat the coat-oMivlng on 100 in the 1935-30 period, the; cost-of- of New Jersey, the State Motor

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''Mt'l JERSEY TlGSAW: — Health of the extent of the increase. Tne figures may reveal' the rfeHoa lor the agencies with Jurisdiction in sev- eral rural communities has been made by the Bureau of I*bor reduced buying that la repotted Hi some recommended by Dr, Daniel Waahlhgton, shows that, based lines of business. , u (Continued on Page 13) Marshall Says It 11' we belisve th»t the Secretary of, on the road to peace, the Pres. " > < onectiy (UtgnoMd the peace talk nation is making•'" Vt F' utiy eftuwitadflfom we c*U v »- Ai television Urt rJtaarfW'l U- Mltor f the ' Oharlti . Publlibw carried , adult t I in JT.~. .••&„.. q-

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PAGE KTCTTT FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1948 This Week YtrWttl kmakmtoh Dress , Say RHWAC^hKtfsi neutnifi'i A»6ciatlon arm , S the followtng f taP*r> in in Hollywood OfhtajiMy Jubilee coupon sale: T. •'•ml MMtfMOIONV Dim Aft* Twr 1592 IrvlnR Stiect; Wil>,,. HOLLYWOOD Ft.vrrr.as SYNDICATE Uidjnw Street; 8. Espo'.i; , Mrrrmv PH-TI RT MatT Hfi n II PtMiMt Strrri; Nnnay. 112 Westiv •. nue: Oreso, 70 WhMr, A h rvs> ton," said Jean-Iz>uis Jaubert, dt- Ruddy, 638 Seminary Avn,-. tter was h-wr*. Rrd it into action. Dana ha* a yacht, rcctor ol the trmipt. "They don't Hon. said she Is one of tht four of (Railway; Cnlacorn, \ ,, and his-."ft n.-Micd and lovis tn uw it, but doesn't get rich children known to have been understand color. They are too Bnbei-, 169 Ttaritan Strer- tflt l>ttif fi'ir Fire rrurh <-hsnre to because of all hit bom impfrvtous tn pain flash*. They wear mennlngles* Township. man I i:i hm [.itturf activity. Sn now he's try- The Infant never hat bit pain and hats. They lack the clothes instinct, of RcA\ i» : to sell Ins ifidio on the idea never i» likely to, doctor* >ajr. She of the French woman." 4 sponsor. B.jt no I" P"O' j of starring him, in a story which i cries only when she is bun en or Jaubert said he and the boys had While disabled unlimbercd their baritones in some otlirr handicapped wmki . gram ;::r getting a nriv vponjor. jwnv \:\ have a bnat a* its locale. Will thr infant'-, name h' allnwd i That way he'd get to do at least An ittxietiv* and mtntally bright classy and far-flung boulevard bis- finding it less, difficult to v.r tros, but never had seen hats so the U. S. Employment Sen. to icni.-iin a> is, m will thr cimiic a 1 'tie y.ir!it;ng, and at the same \ child, doctws laid Beverly will lead I a normal We except that the must bewildering as those worn by Bos- ports a backlog ol about cltan|r it to that r,i Ins nm spon- time cr.uld charge the very con- ton women. Only in Miami, he said, disabled veterans who am v be cloiely watched to set that shr sor? Skeltiifi •••> fai i':i n't providediider.ibte r .penses of it to produc- rmplnyntent. State serviip doesn't get terloutly Injured. She did girls wear gold evening slippers even !ii;(f in' ;i'^«:-r tn this ques- tion costs. But I have a hunch this wouldn't taw it during the day. 21,100 handlcapp^d work. tion. i-lea's going to be hard to sell. "American women are beauti- non-farm Jobs in April, ,, * * * * *' * * # ful," he conceded with the eye- Pretty smart hand uoverinn, aren't they? You ran make them 1 crease of 15 per cent over ;: A rttldtfit phystcl^i described vlous month.. C. R Df.Mille is «id to be tie As far as I can find out, ther's brow flourish nf the expert. "Two yonrself with some pearl cotton and. a rrorhet huok. The lacet her condition, it a "daveloptrtental stripes running from tip to stern eltr your hands that l-n-n-g look. forigting to get Mana Monte?, to nothing to those rumors which defect, oot a diicue. But it hits of our group are taking American brides home Two others are try- A direction leaflet for rrochHint these WHITE GLOVES nuy be Extension g{ irudp , portray Delilah in his next spect- have that the. Sprncer Tracys are no remedy." ing. We agree the American woman obtained by sending a stamped, self-addressed cnvlope to the Congress seen as party i acle picture. Fur mv dough C. B. rifting. I do know Not until Beverly became anemic Needlework Departmentof this paiwr, requentinj; leaflet Ne. 2MS. AKE your petticoat of ruttfaj is ehanning. intelligent and tal- ' couldn't do better. There's nobody that Sprnc is hav- wa» her "pallrieM" condition dis- covered. Before that her mother, M taffeta or studied cottoa tt ented—but can't dress." j thn of the trlpsmpf, twether with around here who can top Mini ing his wife and PALOMAR EYE • Mrs. Victory Smith, took the child lo gin body to'Wid* skirts. Pair k "Their bathing suits are ade- j ai! the buildings and equipment when it comes to ".imiiiiR. with • Mid-Victorian camiiok, lacy, The 200-inch telescope atop Pal- 1 children join him four or five physicians after sht quate, " he said. "Not so daring as necessary to lender it as effective * * • * in l/ondon when beribbooed and tmbroifcnd. M UNFAIR TO THE ANTS | teen years, or since 1833. ' jewelry that shr ih-ilincs to even t hot stove," Beverly's mother laid. given $6,50.000 for the construe- that there was a serious degree let No. E-UJJV "' A talking picture ol an ant hill discuss thr money loss. "She didn't cry then either. She of unhappiness apparent in this is to be produced this yea/. Ojie * * * * just looked at me and laughed." family some years ago, but I'm For her anvmia, doctors gave her FAMILY-DEFICITS more illusion will go Its way At least one out of every four Edward (}. Rubinsoi), who used sure such is not the case now. a deep injection nf liver. Usually when we can listen to ants wast- American families will probably ing a lot of time in idle to do a bit of mild complaining * * * * a very p*lnful treatment, Reverly tverspend its income this year, —New York Sun. about his wife hav- "never even yipped." STORE Announcement that Walter Pid- 'according to analysis of the Fee! ing taken ill) oil gron was actually working to do A resident physician who had:-ral Reserve Board. The conclu- painting, ma fcily read of the few other similar cases if :A* some swinging about on a trapeze. sion is based on the Board's survey because she paint- classified her ailment immediately. 1 in a hang-by-the-knees position, all A consume: finances which show- YOUR ed so much and so Doctors t*M it would be perfectly jd that Americans plan to keep on fur a charity show at St. John's swiftly thar the ex- passible for Beverly to break a leg ^pendins freely for new homes Hospital in Santa Monica, brought or suffer an attack of appendicitis pensive gold-leaf >nd Kood.s, using thei/ credit or mm!] consternation to his friends. "without even knowing it." ".vings. if necessary. frames fur tlfYni Our memories all harked back to Qn« advantage, they point out, U FURS were lusting him a /•:,(. (; the time that Walt had done some that Beverly is immune tu spank- junior fortune, is uinv being alto- strenuous jitterbug dancing with ings. IN gether quiet on that Milijcrt. The Claudette Colbert, with the result paintings are sn good, and there's being he was on crutches for over Expert Would OUfi such a demand fur them, that Here's A Headline a month. And now a trapeze per- Hknal mtini el ywr !««. Wen' I, they're bringing over $1,000 a- Reploct Books Wrtt Comics formance, no less! L),i *guorant«t