; $80,000 Washroom Building For USMR Workers $500 Red Cross DPs Quickly Adjust to New]artcrct,Township •oiif[hCI,n. Donation Is Made Environments; Find Happiness Are Planning Talk CARTER ET-More than 100 Interviews with some of the r(,a Casualty By Foster Wheeler European displaced persons, vic- DP'.s indicated that the period tims of the last war. are suc- On Sewer Problems of adjustment for these people cessfully resettled in this bor- Street Youth is extremely hard. Uck of Eng- erf Additional $200 Gift ough. Borough Official* Ot ,.,1, Recovteripg Received From USMR, Nearly all of them are gain- lish language, the uhf.imlllarltj' Mill' fully employed without havlnu with American ways o! Ufa and Invitation to Attend Japan Hospital Kaplan Report* displaced a single American habits mid strangeness of our Township from hia occupation or his ' ,,,,-[.•_'.; pfc. Arthur 0. economic system have been the CARTERET—Donations to the home, a survey reveals. ""• n, son of Ur. Md crrief handicaps. CARTBRKT—Borough Attorney 1951 Red Cross fund drive In Car- The great achievements In "'.', ,} Stewart, 37 Mercer . W. Harrington revealed today tcret today reached the $2,000 resettlement accomplished thus Yet, the majority of these A! imwn with the Twenty- hat Carteret has rctdvrd nnd marks, a far cry (rom the $4,500 far were made possible through "new Amerlcuns" hive succeed- 1 •'' "...iiiry Regiment, was accepted an Invitation from the Roal set for the borough. the untiring cflorU and close ed In a comparatively short time ", ' 'KOU March 8. the Township to sit In at n meeting In a special report, Samuel Kap- cooperation of the various Car- to overcome them •fy'pl.p.rtment has notified of the Township Committee in an lan, general chairman, announced teret leaders and the U. S. Dis- They learn our ! inguage sur- effort to discuss mutual sanita- that Poster Wheeler'Corporation placed Persons Commission. prisingly quickly, especially the tion porblenu. "••',',',;„. or extent of hta m- has donated $500. Clturehes, priests and minis- younger ones, adapt themselves 1 "', own, but the youth The Invitation was received kn Wallace Wllk, area Industrial ters, as well as well-to-do Indi- to our methods of production from Senator B. W .VOKCI. counsel'il ; ,,| his parents by letter Mll chairman also announced that the viduals In Carteret have been and lMvn our ways c.f ;ifc with for the Township. '.'• , , nnvalesclng in » hos- U. S. Metals Reining Company greatly helpful in bringing over an ease wh.cii is al.'u sur. ris- "Both the Borouah and th« has donated an additional $200 to the DP's. ing. Township are under orders t« •'li'rlBht.11 Private 8tew- the drive, bringing the company's construct sewage disposal plnnlsr rUi,iing that he expected ulfts to a total of $600 for this ..,„.,! to a unit In Japan Senator Vogel declared, "mid Hr' year's campaign. might be a mutual benefit If Car- , release from Ute hos- |1; A check for $114.51 came from Borough Officials Accesschle Uiet would like to be one of our the employes of the Carteret Ord- tenants In the sewace disposal,/! sii *• art enllital In the nance Depot for donations re- plant on a rental basts. K, would'" . imiy, He reoiited his ceived so far with Indications that Always; Shun Unlisted Phones d obviously be cheaper for both' additional contributions are being CARTERET—-The "Iron Cur- (Haling a telephone. municipalities." shortly before collected. tain surrounds officials In many Local officials do not hide It Is estimated, by uslnfj presem\,"'J was flown to Japan Lt. Thoma,s Hemael,, chairman communities when it comes to their telephone numbers in the sewage disposal facilities in Kens- ' Aid sent to Korsa of the tavern unit, reported the being accessible to the general unlisted group. All of them that bey. continuing use of the Railway collection of $111. Prom library public. have phones enn be reached by Valley Joint M«Uns sewer on a he wroU and post office employes, Mrs. Jo- While these officials are avail- phone If they happen to be at rental basis and building a new he never meritlened seph G. Shutello has collected $24 K I able to a certain extent in their home )lant of its own, possibly In thft , until his last leUer Collections in the residential |in public oUces. It Is next to Im- Mayor Stephen Sklta said, "If Sewaren area, the cost of eon-* districts and stores are being , A,,S wounded. At that possible to reach them home. a person has something of Im- structlon will be approximately'i, mmtoned a torthownlng started by division chairmen. II, 500.000, ] Carteret officials stand out portance to talk about with me i, ,-oiilment would be ln- Mr. Kaplan lauded the lndus- I'm only too happy to discuss Mr. Hwrington, says his com-U trlal firms for showing tangible as a prime example of the "open :i * • door" practice. matters." ' munlty is Interested in the propel iv, o( Perth Amboy, Prl- support of "our efforts." sltlon and will send representa- This borough's elected officials Councilmen and members, of ,(:iit has Upmost of his He said that the average givers tives to attend a conference a^| from the mayor down can be the Board of Education ny cuitcict and attended are not awake to the needs of the soon as one is arranged by Sena**! reached at almost any time they encourage citizens to call i,, n- Prior to his present situation which Include tor Vogel, J| through the simple operation of them when the necessity arises. ( 'vorked In the Armour the urRent requirement of our "U may be of mutual ^f i cunpany here. fightins forces. He declared: tags to both communities If some**;^ "Aggressive steps will toe needed thing can be worked out," s»ty,» to keep the Carteret campaign First Aid Course Charter Night Is Mr. Harrington. • '•'* rolling: at the best speed until th( I Cirteret has estimated it wl&^ I1d Fellows Plan chairmen and volunteer worker I need a bond Issue of $1,140,000 to have achieved maximum posslbli Planned for All Set by Hibernians 1 construct its own sewage disposal subscriptions." He appealed to the 1 plant. lh Anniversary workers to Intensify their cam paten tempo and coverage. Those Desiring to Join Newly Formed Division |< iking Arranged Mr. Kaplan said that this i vital if the Red Cross is to serv Classes Can Enroll Will Hold Observance Military Honors ,r.Vill31nI00F effectively our armed forces a At Borough Hall On Night of May 19 all: lo Serve Supper home and abroad. The Bed Cross Accorded Kiraly In the Carteret-Perth Amboy are CARTERET — Announcement CARTERET—Saturday, May 19, was selected by Division 2, Ancient (\IMKKET-Carteret late* of have become heavier than antlci was made today by Prank Jurlck, y imvs will celebrate Its 4«th pated. Order of Hibernians, for the ob- Requiem MUSH Offered chairman of the Carteret Civilian servance of "charter niRht." rirv on April II, W»th four Defense that the CD will hold a In St. I'-lias' (lu.nl, :i .-reiving their tl« year A dinner-dance at the Club Mar- first aid course for all those who sum Wexl«r, Foresters Plan kay was decided upon as a fitting For World War Vet ,,,:.!, Julius desire to take It. celebration for the reception of the gp—Many friends and< The oonnw *fli bj> .«**«& under charter. At that time the national Iti'lh wiii i relatives attended the funeral oil it.onsoiTft«K* anee the direction1 oT Joseph Comb* secretary of the order will officially present the credentials. Wednesday of Arpail G. Kinily, >" l District jDeputy WllUw> who conducted a first aid class for J9 Unlon 3twt a Penh AtplKff fltf! hit teachers and Health Officer Mich- Vice President Jack Ringwood ' '• - veterans of Court Carteret Picks Wot ld War IL iiD The ho&Ori. ael Yarcheskl, picked his committee at the last ' meeting held in Fire Hall No, 2.* A hi«h maM,of J'cqulcm wos of, notary ol till Grand New Staff; Alexander It is proposed to hold one ses- Howard Burns is chairman of the ftred in st- Ellas' an'l'k ihr Stats qf New York sion a week with each session last- dinner committee, Bertram Mul- Church by Rev. C. S. Roskovics. dL Nudge Is Head ing three hours, The course will be p lan and Edward J. Dolan are in Interment was In St. Michael's over of M i.:c of Perth Antboy has CAHTEnET C narteret 48,, charge of program and tickets, Cemetery, Perth Amboy, where r.ii A roast, beer supper Foresters of America, has set May I Mr. Jurlck Urged all tliuse de- William Hllllard Is chairman of military honors were given. A fir- •ivi-d, 4 as the date for its annual spring siring to attend to register at the reception, assisted by Lawrence Ing squad from Port Monmouth •:• i he election Of officers dance to be held in St. James'(Borough Hall Or send a card to the Campbell and James Dugan; Jo- in charge of Sgt. John Revel gave i.'iii and the first degree Hall. Monroe Jacobowitz Is chair- Civilan Defense, at the Borough seph J. Murray Is In charge of the salute to the dead and a bunler .•(inferred on Dt. Murray man. His committee includes My-JHall. publicity, and John Kcnna and sounded taps. The brarers were on April 6 the jMCOnd and ion Wolansky, Stanley Clszak,[ A course In first aid also is Frank Hagen are assisting In ar- John Kollb&s, Andrew Faso, Wil- > :vrs will be eoaforced on Raymond Seibert, Joseph Shutello, planned for members oi Carteret rangements. liam Magyar, George Dzyak, John l.lill.ltC. Alvin Guyon, Joseph Sarzlllo, Fire Company 1 in accordance with Announcement was made of the Kukulla and John W. Ivans. Stanley Niemiec, Thomas Camp- j a request made tty the membership, Tuesday night St. Ellas' Post three-way essay contest being con- 1 bellb , JJoseph h GGaydosd , AlAlexanded r Andrew HlHllla wilill be thh e instructoritt . ducted by the national board ot No. 797, Catholic Wai Veterans, adassah Planning The structure, costing about $80,000, is of the Nudse, Joseph Szymonifka and the order. Mr. Dolan was appoint- in charge of County Commander When completed within the next few days, em- laiett desiKti uiid has all necessary conveniences. Frank Nudge, ed chairman for local purposes and Alex Fazekas and Commander . ployes of the I'.S, Metals Kenning Company will Photos show the shower stalls, exterior of the At the last meeting, the follow- Pfc; Duggtitt Enrolls has promised to release informa- Gtza Oaral, held services at the iir State Ptfley have the must modern industrial washroom ever build In e and lhf washing fountains. In the build- ing; officers were elected: Alex- tion on the same very soon. Blzub Funeral Home. The post's In Engineer School auxiliary, in charge of Mrs. Betty Installed in a plant. ln|t (here are double lockers and ;i lunchroom. ander Nudge, chief ranger; Walter A round robin bowling tourney r^' I >t legation Klelman, sub-chief ranger; Alvin (Siipcmi 4a CnrltrH I'rrim) with other divisions In the county Fazekas, president, was present. Guyon. financial secretary: Mon- MURNAU, Germany — Private is in the offing and the local unit Surviving are his wife, Helen; Uml Shore Cbnfab Paper Collection Set oe Jacobowitz, treasurer; Robert First Class Peter T. DugRan, son of hopes to emerge victorious. Mi mother, Mrs. Julia Kiruly; Carteret Students three sisters, Mrs. Paul Midmylo, Hit-Run Motorist For Sunday at 10 A, M. L. Brown, lecturer;' Frank Nudge, Mrs. M. M. Duggan, 193 Roosevelt While nothing definite was de- in senior woodward, and John Bale- Avenue, Carteret, New Jersey, is a cided, mention was made of a pro- Mrs. Michael Tallorom and Irene; witz, junior woodward. student at the Ejuorpean Command three brothers, Joseph, Prank and fARTKRET-A delegation To Visit Rutgers posed family picnic during the Is Assessed $103 CARTERET — A waste paper A delegation will attend .the Engineer School, In Germany. John, all of this place. from ' Chap- coming summer, collection will be held In the bor- state convention May 20, 21 and , H;ul;i.ssah, is to at- Private Duggan has been in President Murray commended ough this Sunday morning be- 22 in Atlantic City. Theodore Ruth spring to be Carter*! Resident Kiiied Three H. S. Pupils Will the United States Army twenty the members on their fine show- ginning at 9 o'clock. is in charge of arrangements. Ternay Funeral |i in Asbury Park 10, 11 Take Part in Annual months. He is receiving instruction ings at the recent county board 1- Mrs. Max t and Mrs. In Rahway (.ourl; Man The coH&etlon will be made by n demolitions at the school. meeting and In the St. Patricks Day parade arid asked as many as "i liiourr are delegates, Had Denied Charge Mrs. Ida Varnachlo With the as- Slate Science Day The CartSrSt soldier is assigned Held Yesterday ; possible attend Sunday's State • last meetln| chapter sistance of her father. Rites Tomorrow to Headquarters Company, 1st Bat- CARTERET—Gloria Donoghue, Mrs. In III The mother of three children talion. '350th Infantry Regiment, Board meeting In Hackensack. Hi"1'- president; Sophie RAHWAY John Swlmsler. 28, suffering from a Cardiac, condi- Mary Karsnak and Sally Ann in Austria. , Blair Road Resident lust Vice Miss 26 Essex Street, Cartertt, was fined tion, Mrs. VernaclUo Is hoping Garson of Carteret High School For Plant Victim St. Mary's Holy Name $100 and assessed $3 costs when he to raise enough money to get her Was Active in Two •i Weiss, pres- will be among the New Jersey high TO MEET MONDAY Plans Picnic, Dance •« Mis. Bernard eecre- was found ijullty Monday night in children to Johns Hopkins Hos- Services at the House Fraterhttl Groups Municipal Court by Magistrate pital, Baltimore for X-rays. school students who will gather on CARTERET—The Ladies' Aux- '•' Edward UUWan, treas- CARTE^ET-Holy Name Soci- David Ncedell on a charge of leav- the Rutgers University campus iliary of Brotfttarhood of Israel will ( "- i-eon Oreen#Wd, flnan- For Andrew Mitro Who ety of St. Mary's Greek Catholic; CARTERET — The funeral of ing the scene of an accident. David hulcl a meeting Monday night, ••'iy, and Mr* touts Leh- here April 28 for the first Annual Church has arranged to hold a Eugene Benedict Ternay. 73, BUir Holmes, of Wltherspoon Street, was Died in Work Mishap April 2, at thh synagogue. Host- ponding seorfUiry. Miss Sacred Heart Church State Science Day. picnic and dance In St. James' Road, was held yesterday morning the complainant. tsses will be Mrs. Samuel Harnlck from the John J. Lyman Funeral • V'cnook was elected to the Lists May Activities Outstanding science students CARTERET — Funeral services grounds, May 27, beginning at 3 Testimony Indicated that Swlng- and Mrs. Harty Chodosh. Home, 21 LooUst Street. ''•i Iward. from every secondary school in will be held at 10 o'clock tomor- P. M. :'-' i.-; the business session, ler, while driving had struck Mr. CARTERET—8w«d Heart of row morning for Andrew Mitro, There will be choral group sing- A high mass of requiem was ot- l[' i1 ni-'iam was Mured and Holmes, aflled to stop and refused Jesus Church llstfl \he following New Jersey have been invited to 34, 37 St. Ann's Street, who was DONOGHUE WtAVELY ILL ing and dancing, Oley Brothers tered In St. Joseph's Church by' to return after two men chased •*iis read tty Mrs. Louis activities for 'the month of May: attend the, conclave, which Is killed in a mishap while at work CARTERS?!—Patrolman Thom- orchestra will play. Rev. Caspej! M. Yost, who also, and halted him more than a mile read the committal prayer In St' Walter 8chO|w*ld, Mrs. Devotions, Wedfl^diy and Fri- sponsored by the New Jersey at the Ueblg plant of the Ameri- as Donpghuei S98 Pershlng Ave- The next meeting of the society 1 from the scent.'Swlngler claimed loiiiieb, M^jss |ylv)a price can Agricultural Chemical Com- nue, is reported gravely ill at the will be held April 3 at 8:30 P. M. James' Church, he.was in. a Carteret night club and day evenings at 7j' Science Teachers' Associiatlon and AI Carpenter. Musical Alexlan Brothers Hospital, where In the conference room of the rec- Bearers were: Frank, William that hU car had been stolen on May 6,' first half tutomunion, the State University. pany. ^•K rendered by Mrs. will be conducted at he has been for the past week. tory. and WllllaW'A, Ternay, Francis March 10, the date of the accident, eunday mass at 7:48 A, ,M. Instead Services ilmwii, soloist. ' The visiting students will com- the house by Rev. Alexander Hem:-;, Edward Herres and Eugene of 8 A. M.; communion brtakfast [M> Hie costumes went to pete for top prizes of lour-year Daroczy, pastor of the Free Mag- McDonald, 9 A. M. • "»•' Harry and Mrs. David scholarships to be awarded to win- yar Reformed Church. Interment Mr Ternay died Sunday follow- I'U'itiest; Mrs. Mildred Five Carteret Men May 13, Mother's Day, mass at ners of competitive examinations will be in Rahway .Cemetery. Joyoui Throngs Flock to Church ing a long Illness. A native of •'I Mrs. Samuel Bairhe, Inducted Intojirmy 7:46 A. M. instead of ,8 A, Jf., comfl- In biology, cieralstry and physics, Mr. Mitro was crushed to death Iselln, he had lived in this bor- "^Und prl|M»for tames munlon breakfast i\ ft A. M- the te&te will be glv«n in the Wednesday morning when he was for mor« than'sixty years. Hf\ • was a f of mar employe of "~ I'lii't. , ,'t CARTERET—Five men of this May 20, Sodality May crowning university gymnasium during the trapped beneath an overturned But Wind Whips Easter Finery r Wheeler Condenser Corporat '• were Mrs, Qreenwald, borough were inducteinducted into the at 2:30 P. M. morning. Winners and runneis- steam shovel. CARTERET — Undaunted by nicipal Park. Fim ami warm Mrs. CarpflBtw, Mrs, armed forces Tuesdayd , LocaLcall Draft Surviving are his wife, Eliza- wind that whipped Easter nnevy, wolens also wwe largely in ev- which later became the up—wbo will receive medals and Wheeler Corporation. beth, and two children, Andrew throngs turned out Sunday to dence. certificates —will be announced A communicant of St. Joseph^ 84 Rebetiite tf and Joseph. worship It; churches of all de- Hats were topped and now and The,are: X before the group' departs In the Church, Mr. Ternay was a memb Roosevelt Avenue; Felix Rasimo- A veterans of World War II nominations Where joyous hymns then dislodged by the wind, but New OffieersHpril 4 afternoon- 1 of Court Ctrlfcret, 48, Foresters > Mr. Mitro was a member of Star and lavish displays of lilies and sunny sides kept spirits high, wlcs, 4 Leffert Street; Sdward Ko- America and the Order of i Odd Fel- While thfe high school students Landing Post 2814, Veterans, ol other spring flowers heightened toot'6. uniforms than In recent kolus, 321 FerahtaB Avenue; Henry CARTERpT- Men. are attending exhibit* of work In Foreign Wars. ' • observance the tradi- Church, wiU the College Science Department the annual map bos derby. apparent e CAB' —Borough Qr Umperature tional manner enlivened the oc- tbe Thaw* < Expects of the High School." No date has beta set for the Although responded two Ores l;Mrs. neared the/i point, KtHtcr casion especially for youngsters. after; was, Dr. Abraham M W«ckjt«in ot wrtat and • oh*lrmw» to expoot- Mrs, bonnet* ttli flowers Easter baskets, toy bunntta and «d. The Newark, president of the New Jer- •d to t* named MM. « at etwy; and veil] iolors were chicks were evident In most at V Chr M sey Science Teachers' Association, FoU«*Uw tat fttft owtow. it and Per- households where thtr.e were out.ol-uwn jrounptwt will H evident all other' a brush: CWorge! te otMirmui of the State Science shing Avi asth*Mu- children. > able • t . » CAWWBRET PAGE TWO FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1951

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0 Trstensky and His Bride Brief Items Scores Rutgers Musical 1,960 Music Students Register Honeymoon Trip in Virginia For 1951 Foundation Audition* , mlrrct School Rnd is employed by Weston of the Week il st, Mary's Church Electrical ftwtrumttil Corporation NEWARK-A total of 1.M6 nott Newark. A graduate of Rider Col , h, ,lt, s o'clo6k Mon- in Carteret students from varoui parti of thi , lege, Ticnton, with a BR decree in ' n,r ,,ho wedding of Miss Owens fed state have reflttewd for the 1M1 /,,,.,,,;„ Morltz.da'ugh- accounting. Mr. Trstonsky is em auditions of the Ortfflth MuaiS , virs. Rudolph Mo- polyed In the treasury rtfipartmcnl St. Joseph's Social Club will hold Foundation which will begin In tin 11 . ,c . t,andKamll Of the Shell Oil Comptiny, Sewaren a skating party tonight, leaving To John W. GregusOrlfflth Building. Newark, tetttr* l ll M He Is a veteran of two years' seiv-1 „ Mr. and Mrs. from the parochial school hall' at day. The wdlttons wfll conttaM ot Ice In trip air corps durlriR Woild 8:30 o'clock. , ,,,.kv Of 695 Roosevelt Oreinony In Baltimore; ^Saturday.throuihoutApiriand ,j War II. y May .',1,'TCI Rev-'Michael The Busy Bees will hold a the- l L „ of St. Mary's Ab- atre party In New York Monday- (-ouple Plans to Live The Judges choeen for this yeafi i , ,-ousln of the bride, Plans for the affair were made at ai"Htnns art aa foflows: ' Sgt. Stodl Enrolled In Violin: Hails UU of the Julllard n,|, ,-occptlon was held a meeting of the group held at the 111 |M piivillon, Carteret. In Engineer School home of Miss Barbara Sandor, 121 CARTKRCT St. Rose ol Lima School of Music; voice: I*on Car* ' ln e by her father, Washington Avenue. Church, Bdltlmore, Md., was the|»on of the American Academy M nnlT K ' (NpK-Int In < i.rtrM-1 I'rixwl , attended by her sls- scrne of the marriage of Miss Mar-1 Teachers of Stating; piano and MURNAY, Germany — Sgt. Jes- .'. , Mnritz-, as maid of Miss He'len Koval, daughter (A gnret Mary Owens, Locust Street, i composition: Raymond Burrow v sie V. Small, husband of Mrs. Ethel daughter o[ James Owens, Avenel, and Richard Carpenter ot Tew*- Miss Lois Kopf and Mr and Mrs. Joseph Koval, 32 M. Small, 17Q Randolph Street, - - - rrs College. Columbia University; ivnipleman, as brldss- Hudson Street, student nurse at nnd the laic Mrs Evelyn Owens, Carteret, New Jersey. Is a student the Elizabeth Otneral Hospital, re- to John William Oreftus, 221 Anne Hull of the Julllard Behodt ilh(,|. ssster, Kathleen at the European Command Engi- PFC. W. J. CARNEY ceived her cap nt ceremonies held Campbell Street, WoodbrtdKe. son of Music: Richard and OertnidB n,lWer cirl. Ushers were neer School In Germany. CARTEHET—Marine Private in St. Mark's Episcopal Church, of the latr Mr. and Mrs. Prank McCianahsn of the Rlvertak Ilir,u brother of the At the Englnees 8chool 8eiReant First Class William J. Carnet, Elizabeth. OreRus. Rev. Stephen Melcher 8chool of Music, and Tiuya Mat- ,,v.mcis Ullesberger. sukl of the Amagansett School ot Small Is receiving Instruction In son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. performed the ceremony. i irnsky was' best man Musk. , demolitions. He is assigned to Com- Carney, 38 llayward Avenur, Pride of Puritan Council, Daugh- Mrs. Jnmes Owens, sister of the i:nrr. pany C. 18th Engineer Combat climaxed training at the Marine ters of America, Will hold acard brldeRioom, was matron of honor Judges for the Young Arttat" > white »aUn with lm- Battalion, at Wurzburg, Germany. Corps Recruit Depot by receiving party In Odd Fellows Hall April Henry "SMp" 8Mncr of New Vork City, Rutgers University Junior nnd James Owens, brother of the finals will be Angela bluer ot tfaa ,.' tnnic and standing a promptlon to nix present rank. 12. Mrs. Lillian Kufahl and Mrs. majoring In engineering, works on his original score for the bride, served as best man. DllleT-Quaillc School of Music and ,. imd a finger-tip, veil Upon the couple's return bom Thomas Scherman, director of tht r'LAN BENEFIT SOCIAL Carney completed training In James Brown are co-charmen. undergraduate spring musical comedy, "M'lAss." Stelner, son of ;il),n a helmet headpiece a wedding trip to Virginia, they Little Orchestra of New York, field tactics and precision drill. composer Howard Kleiner ("Johnny Zero" and "Don't Be a Baby, hearts were worn by the •CARTERET—A social wlll.be A son was born to Mr. and 'Mrs. Baby"), Wrote lyrtrs and music of a dozen numbers for the will reside at the Campbell Street The annual audition award «- nulled a prayet book held In the Nathan Hale School He also received classroom in- ercbej will be held at the struction in field santlUt'on, first Joseph Hoos, 6 Lincoln Avenue, at adaptation of theiWct llarte western story to be stated in the i.rchids. auditorium on the night of April The bride is employed by Poster Theatre on Sunday. June 3. fha> aid. Marine Corns history and the Perth Amboy Qeneral Hospital State University Gymnasium, April 1J, 13, 14. ,.,, in reside at 18 Ub- 19 for the benefit of the polio Wheeler Corporation here and her auditions were inaugurated In lWi w military courtesy. on Easter Sunday, fund. husband is employed by R. Hoe by Mrs. .Parker O. Griffith, presi- caitciet. on tehlr re- Merely The Truth In charge will be Patrick Tuo- Lone Star Social Club will hold Reason's Gone Company, Dunellen. dent ot the Foundation, ID the In* , welding trip to Wash* A NEW ARRIVAL Excited female voice: "Wait a 11 Virginia. The bride hey, Mrs. B Susstnan, Mrs. Mary a spring dance in St. Ellas' Hall, He: "Remember, darling? Last terest of closer cooperation between, Perenchlck. Miss Agnes Zurlck, Lo CARTERET—A son was born to 1 April 7. Walter Kross' orchestra minute! Don't start this street Car student, parent and teacher and to ; vny suit with black night you said there was something Sklba, Alex Faiekas and Violet Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Hoos, 6 Lin-I will play. Anthony Ootowlcki and until I get my clothes on!" Mohammedan Calendar provide an annual check up and ,j ;, !•,•!> ssoriea. about me you could love?" Levy. coln Avenue, on March 25 at the John Pelc are co-chairmen. The passengers craned their The Mohimmedan calendar datct have shown a steady growth from :,. attended 8t. Mary's Perth Amboy Qeneral Hospital. neCks expectantly. Twas only a She: "Yeah, but you spent It from July U. 812, the day of ilw year to year. Health Inspector Michael Yar- housewife on her way to the laun>- all." Hegira. It consisti of II lunar second-Story Map TO MEET TONIGHT DAUGHTER TO YANKEES cheski and Edward F. O'Brien, dromat. months of 29 dayi. 12 noun and COMMUNION SUNDAY what's a second-stor; CARTERET — Young People's CARTERET— A daughter was Emerson Street, of the Interna- Better Be Safe 44 minutes each. The Mohammedan PORT RKADINO — Sunday will Club of the Free Magyar Reformed born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward M,,,„„,, tional Chemical Workers' Union, Accidents Batty: "I can't decide whether year consist* of 3!H orvlis daya. be communion day for the AUnt'^ mr is one, dear. If I Church will me«t at 8 o'clock In Yankee, 43 Locust Street, on A.F.Y. are members' of the state July was the peak month for to go to a palmist or a mind and Rosary Society at the 1:M the church basement to advance March 21 pt the Perth Amboy study committee Investigating air accidents In 1949. There were 8,000 his first story he al- reader." Auction In Keren* mass at St. Anthony's Church. plant for Its spring dance April 21. General Hospital. pollution. accidental deaths in that' single iolher one ready." Catty: "Better make It the palm- A Dutch auction Is one in which month ~ 1,300 mora than th* Capt. and Mrs. Finn els Hastk ist—you know you have a palm." the auctioneer offers the foods at A Blf Job average. IN MEMORIAM "Do you make life-size enlarge- and children, Robert and Joseph, gradually decreasing pricw, the Rrit bidder to accept, being the UKRAINIAN BALLET ments from snapshots?" asked the Riverside, Cal., are the guests of , , voai iar Prepaid Tleketa CARRIE A. DRAKE demure girl, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coal tar, which for a hundred "Prepaid Tickets" are railroad purchaser. This.is a reverie proc- New Classes Now Forming "Certainly, Miss," said the pho- Hasek, 9 Charles Street. years waa a waste product or found md Pullman tickets which can be ess to that of an ordinary auction. In loving memory of mother tographer; "that's our specialty," limited uae as a roofing material, delivered free to an; person at any who passed away five years' a«f* To Start—Saturday, April 7th The Ukr&lnten-American Citi- has become the most versatile raw "Well," said the girl, "see what point in the United States by Hal fcn March 30, 1946, In her you can do with this picture of zens' Club will meet Sunday after material of modern chemittry, To Be Held Every Saturday at noon at 2 o'clock In the clubrooms, making payment to any ticket A celluloid window In a hat box year. Boulder Dam." tgenl. Incidental cart up to $25.00 will help the owner find the dctlred 49 Lelck Avenue. lola Qabrlel. 128 Edgar Street, Carleret Fat for Dairy Cows way aUo be Included In the order, hat without having to take the bet Right Color Three to four per cent fat seems U desired down. CIRI.S ONLY (5to8yrs.) It A.M. Mrs. O'Leary: "Shure and I'm DEMOCRATS TO MEET to be a good figure for most grain Hoys ONLY (all age groups) 1 P. M. sorry to hear your husband passed CARTERET—A meeting of the rations for dairy cows, and for all OI.I)KK GIRLS 2 P.M. away. What did he die of?" Carteret Democratic Organization "Browns« DuffrowV BVDGET ACCOUNTS Mrs. Murphy: "Twas gangreen." will be held in Fire Hall 2 at practical purposes this amount lap and Classical Ballet Classes Every Day Mrs. O'Lary: "Praise the Saints g'clock tonight. gives good results. Call CA 1-5295 for the color, anyway!" Pull Course Ending July 1st — $10 COTTON IS KING! CARTERET SCHOOL OF DANCING On April 17th YOUR "Where Children Love to Study Vote Against at DuBrow's Because. They Are Understood." "HTermsin Office" SAVINGS CattwM broadloam PKR AN.MM, }. I and i| it Bob's Shop Can EARN vT MYlliWI! IVI.W.KS 118 Herman Street, West Carteret

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. . . Because the Amazing Deluxe Give serious thought to year 'round living tcith cotton broad* NECCHI Does All These Things loom '•• for wall toivall carpeting, room-size rugs, and stair Without Attachments: TEACHERS! and hall runners. Why? For one thing, imported wool has Blind stitch hems! Sew on buttons! gone sky-high. Besides, the new (domestic) cotton looped Make buttonholes! twist as well as the cut-pile plushy velvet looks as good at 1 Plan NOW For A Stimulating Darn and mend . Embroider, applique and thejeool, and--- WILL WEAR AS WELL! Callaway Mills monogram easily and guarantee it! . . professionally! SUMMER VACATION! Finish ALL sfwln* com- // you MUST have wool broadloom, of course, we have it pletely, eUmlnatUu tire- This year you are offered a wide variety of Tours and Trips some handwork! Abroad—College Credits can be arranged on many of these • • • in new qualities, patterns, and colors • • • in Wiltons- NECCHI $143.50 Trfps. |Escorted and Independent Tours to Hawaii, Japan, plain, carved, and sculptured, Twists, Axminsters, Orientals, B F Model from ^ • ^** Sexico, Cuba, Europe and throughout the U. S. can be and hooks. And, to keep your cost down, don't ignore other , Ill Easy Budget Term* - Liberal Trade-In / ^-ita**JLH FREEFREE' SEWINSEWING COURSE arranged. - types of cotton broadloom and braided rugs, as well as Deltox >>v the "MAGIC MINUTE" demonstration. Sew for Just 60 fibres •••for graceful year 'round living. "'••.mis MI a NECCIH—mid ydu'll never be content with an or«- BOOK NOW' while space is STILfc AVAILABLE. Stop in "•"v ^win* machine again. For a FREE Home Demonstration fo^Llteratore on your special Interests.jThere is w charge '••'» r.A. 4-2212. ._. . and no obligation, . SHOP DU BROW'S *.. and COMPARE! SFECUL —THIS WEEK! "Travel is part oj a child's Education- NATIONALLY KNOWN nnd oj an adult's Experience." SEWING MACHINE ! distinctive backwardck and forward. 579.50 • >"'w over pin*i . * • Mends and Darns. WBETTEK TRAVEl AfittCY • Guaranteed (or 5 Yft»rs, , friehdly Travel Service"' furniture ^ Vuur AbaoluUt 0»Ukt|tU I* Qnaraatvcd yt *P*r HOBM masks , ' 4 *•:••• LOCAUewing CENTER 334441 N«w tnmwick Ail. NIK f>t *Mf

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Eedaee Lmct *f Fash tU(r Fanhion Surcrntt Sort* of ft*MrH I fttt m USMRCo-Workers The Infant death rate (,.- Ing hoftii thud of the fftld j whltt« In Ne* Mexico— 235 , CLASSIFIED ADVS. n#e thtlr vttlor!ei-»M th«lr live. 000 bo'rn—wi» mare than si. • -to up* **l#hflfle dltfovtrles. Ac- At Baraneziik Rite ai grtat »i the white Infnrr , eorrflnu to vet*rln»rltnl it the tlftl- rate )n Conneetltut last y^n H'AVrWt lit MKNT ftrtlty of Rtnluety, lonei of un- Stilrnin High Maas h the dlffittncft In marked CVM i! n( four f.intn iijm born tnd n*w bar* foili A\i* to In- In the lame itate. For ex., (M (Ir i-, It. t In \VIIKIIIII|IIJ«>' |ini|n-r. T»n Milttn ftfctioni hivt W«i r*AMi«d so p»f- 'riiollii-r mill itmiKhliTl. (N'fi't pfi'*•«, Offrrfd at Holy Family Connecticut's white Infant j \\ ilin In Him fft, III i ni" n[ I tifn r>ar Ionian , ripe nlum -rondy to fill In his lnp ctht in tlit Mw»ri« irn af Ktn- rate was 38 and the nonwhii,, I ni'Mapniwr, ,1-i-t( ttitfty wttMb tt|» tfit h* f*ttli Many Flower Pkrrn I.KADF.R It teai about a yww BKo that If he gftvfl you a slftnr*—he would wai 113 per thouisnd born, it, t met Johnnv at a part.y I fell I prnbably now be worried about. HIP filtttr mttht rt dtiK)<«ln| i(1m*nti Mexico, the death rite for ncn, CAftTFRKT TRESS WIMKII T<» HI \ • CAHTFRKT—Many cn-workcrs of fbalt Ittd !m»f«v*d dliMi* fijtttt- bablfs was more than twice RAHMAN loWNSMir FORPfl for him hard A1 (lr*t he made all j stnto of ymir r\fTpctlons rathpr Minn fiom i.hp II. a. Mctflls RpnnlnK BMCON P'HM!- Mr flvci'inm I'linKnl"* In nf thf arlvanrps and then surtrlpnly | trying lo run nwny from you. in| dru|a if* tktA II prlnclpnl f»c- for white babies. In Georgia \\ .,.MIIIJ|I!UI. iir"|i'r. M11HI him* Company 1111 c n d r, d ypstrrtlay stopprd everythlMK. I asked him to i f i that you must write tors (n tht IOM rtt hessee and South C«rolini illllll.cll.1li 'I. i•ll|lllll< V. HllllF I'I'II - tf yoll Pr moniliiK the funeral of Peter i i ..ii. f.i. : 111 lei, .iii-l prl* i- In flrM I'M - which lie rlld by saying !tri |iim „,,!,,, it n nice friendly denlh rale for nonwhltd bahi., I Tim. l(r p*r llnr .. i Writr I.. I!'K Z\ III 'Il> nf tllltt itariincJiuk, 59, 138 HIRII Street, It wn.1 obvlnus thr way I mred j irttrr ijon't mention the fact Hint ibout one and one-half time; I Tlin-» !•<• p*r !)••; in V. •;m\i,-l. 1-JJ-lf (or him and that he did not *wit| , , nl>rnlrl MM CUM who rlird Sunday nt his home. for white bflbtea. 1 Tlni»« ISr put Ilht h( rSri BW(!y from ym n rU A food Mqrci bf uddltlnnil firm 4 Tim*. Ilr PIT Mnf '•• ml serious with any girl M he;hjrn flbnlIt |t TPH tljm the news A solemn high mass of reqirlpm iVF.ARIV CONTRACT) bieomi elft ewm tram the atkwas offerer! in the Holy Family I" I; \ V! Ill: \\ Ir.MVrj.; HTflH -wasn't ready to get mnrried. He'd and If i him know that all the home IK lln»- (hut imnrra lie psr line »r riat ew*«, Sofni hm*t» hiH Chuirh by Rev. Raymond ta- (Mlriinmir. «!•;." i lmrie»i]---H HlieM In rtiniU-H MtH'H romr to see mr when he wanted to. girLs arc trying to help keep up the iitWd »1 hl|h at M( k^Mdr+d (IM- 1 ciuicifi I-Aim lfckl, rslebr&nt; Rev. L. J. Petrlck, Nickel wai the fourteenth t:h»n«i- i.r . ni.v >iiir -• -r., ) mw oun'• only. Diirith I,it» Ometery, Colonia. There were Cronatedt, a Swedltii scien: >-'[>r tim« will bt tory «nmi»l hotid»jr of 12 dayi, wllh the U. S. Metals Refining Com- better fMrn Men churicM fir 'ut! numhrT of full pay. The holiday net require* ioy mywlf. I (tot his address To a Broken-hearted Mother-— and also contribute small amounts Low In content In plain tlnif .| iliHTg\nt »• pany for H years, fle was a com- the employer (0 credit the employe throtiRh friends but I know he W. Va.: of the B-vltamlns. iron, and c»l- meal ire nlictn, thlamim, th* n doc-n't bplipve in writing letters. I can see by your letter that you iHuni to the diet. munictint of the Holy Family Thu vvr.<--Mn1ilir>- Piili'luhin* Co. with four per cmt of his wage or Wimclnfiilly wfiirablr and so Church and ft member of the rlbcOavin. these, vitamin; . Mufr.fF li n rliiln In rilll. revlm or I am dying to hear from him butrealize that you went about your «a)ary Stampi covering the value. 1 in til [nr Nprini: and summer, Polish National Alliance Group added to enriched corn m< ti. r«)»'l nil "i'v -"tii.iult "•••!. BHII wlH llrrr in a nnat the fashion Bu- do you think I should write to himproblem In the wrong way. nix h* r."i"iii"|i'i<- rar mom ttmri of the holiday mnnpy nrp nffincd place again and that Is the surest 1023 and the Polish American fine liM'Tti'it lnvi-riinn of »ny id- r<-.ni ffrls \n hcadNt for meet**, first 01 will it be too much like by the employer in a special book. To begin with, you now say youway I know of getting him to come Citizens Club. YtrtN.mn,! •[•M. i •> ..inriiilim <>f Ihf At the beulnnlng nf hi« holiday th« whether it fapaire d with a tail- chasing him? • were Just a Jealous fool to accuse back. Clitmto %^iT4*rl lM«>r -4 A III be tt|>pri>r|ntr(1. The husband of the late Ste- rl Ot.Av-n n:l> mn »i riii'TKR It) employee cashes the amount due ored linen suit, or :i soft »ilk GERMAINE-Conn. your husband of things he did not After all, a man of 50 wants a tiilo A. «. w I:I>M:«D* r iifl»nir»on drff(». llroeptivfly phanie MR7Air BarancBuk, he Is to him at any poM Office. ThU pfo- Answer: do. By Jour nagging you haveplace that he can go after work Wdter A. H'OODHHIDCF, 8-1710 cedure ohliftej the employer? to timplr, and tniloird to pwfrc- Ro many girls make the mistake driven him to the point where he hours and relax. He doesn't want survived by three children, Mrs. Frank Sosnowskl and Theodore of contrlbule n sharp of the holiday (lon, llihi Arthur Doctor coat* Is of ttyiiiR to be the pursuer instead doesn't want to come home any to be worried with all sorts of MASON A this place, and Anthony of San Mill K1.I.4NKOIH benefit evrn thouRh the employee flaltrring to all Renrrs. It isnf 1 he pursued, and thf-re Li noMore. imaginary fears and accusations. may change his job. trealed of one nf the tradition- .urer way of drivlns off a suitor Why don't you tell him what Feed him good food and beTranclsco. Cal.; five grandchildren, CONTRACTOR ally fine woolens madr by Snm- and two .brothers. John and Wal- IF YIII'K -Irtriklnx turn hiv-om* • than to try to run him down or you have written me? That you cheerful. Estimate* Cheerfully Give pml.l, in. A.inl'ullin Ationymoill ervllle, » soft ll(ht welirht fle«ec force his hand too soon. Your case have made his home an unhappy ter, In Poland. oin hfl|. ><• u Wilir l'. O. Itoi 3»7, LEGAL NOTICE Good luck, Woii'tlirl'lKi", or ti-lcpliiin* Mnrl««l avall^hle In lusclou" pastel is Just such a one. place by « »NTKI> Telephone t-\m Il-Jlur llf ltWN, Wig,, WAITCI-ISSKM * 'lilin^rtnr Mt l.ilW. 1945, and not many more today. [••(II .VT.MN ri.KHKH 4'Vt.]| Avenue, lll.-illU'ASMKliS These beds tend to be concentrated I'arli-ri I, N. .1., HOWARD JOHNSON Piwlnr. In areas Which have wealth and ftoi-Ti: a:.:, W(Hiiii!i:i!.r:K I.-F., ,1-K,, V:, H; 4-Ti, IS Urge population. FOR ALL VKUOI'lluNi: t(-l7«0 S-H-tf BUSINESS DIRECTORY YOUR NEEDS

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•»•- BROOKSJOSS By Alan Mow Bus Boys Win Title Greiner Girls To Keats-Miglee^ Hit 111'.!-Toincaik At Carteret One of SixWrestling Makes nCarferet Areas for Tourney New Debut At In Junior League Hold 1st Meeting Two Century Mar| CARTERfiT -New Jersey 'semi- CARTERFT—The Qrelner Olrls At Academy Alleyil S. I !ajje Team pro baseball Highland Park softball team. 1950 3tau champs, advanced further will get togethrr it Roosrvcit Park, t • ') Into national prominence with the CARTERET™ There weren't nmigy King and HIGHLAND PARK—New facts, CARTERET--The Bus Boys won Sunday. April 1. at 2 P. M. if it , former Carteret announcement from State Com- the third and deciding game in the should rain, the meeting will be lean sweeps at the Academy a new deal in wrestling for the ry* Tuesday night In the Woaxol Alumni, who are re- missioner Arthur J. Lance that fans and fresh grappling person- Junior Leasiif playoffs. riefeaMns held In the administration bullet- st. Mary's, the Blackhawks, 41 to 38. and ins. Mayor August F. Orelner of >ngue but Kocheck's. Tortko'l'j 'lll'S another district tournament haa alities will Mature the all-star A few'offni soys ind Walt and Gttie's took t*O;;l ,,ul WoodbrMge, Wll show at Masonic Hall next Thurs- emerge champions In the Junior WnodbrUlge will again sponsor the annual get-to- been established. mp$o CHUCK Recreation cage loop trim, while Frank H. Green wll" 'mm their opponents to make It '% day night, April 5. lappy evening for all. \ ..iK High School New Jersey will sponsor six dis- PUT OAKiANP Led by Johnny Dttlo and Bobby cuntIniir as couch Any girl or The main bout, one fall to a # TOP LAST lo be hftM at 6 trict tournaments, with Gene Mullans. the Bjis Boys took nn \\onnin interested in softball and We must mention Mary Migta finish, will feature trie new tele- E BE ! I, school next Tues- Wadlak In charge of the tourna- early lead and wpre never headed (1 wiiiInn n tryout with the team for her • ontrol In hitting 202. Ajaf vision star, Mike Lordl of Flush- OUT TO ment to be staged at the high The Bus Boys copprd thr first should appear next Sunday or con- we mustn't forget that Sophk' 'i-1 .niK McCarthy will Ing, against Marvin Mercer, Read- K£SP m DOM Keats isn't going to be out-don ,<> muster. school stadium field. game In the Junior League play- tact Coach Oreen who can be ing, Pa. Mercer is recognized as THI6 irnnhed at 74 Lincoln Avenue, Car ind If any one had control of an]* .i otfs from the Blackhawks, 43-38, a , „ ,n be an annual one James F. Savard has been ap- junior heavyweight champion of ttievp Mrt teiet. N. J. ;hlng It was Bophle who hl» tir '"" ',,,„•;,. Is to pay tribute pointed district commissioner of BPQOKLYN"S as Bobby Mullans and Domtnguez the world. His sensational atomic set the scoring pace. beautiful games. 111. 202 and hool team, regardless the Bayonne district. Other dis- ARCH Rut hie Bubenhelmer. Betty dropkick was featured by the late In the second game the Bkck- .„, of their past season. tricts will be staged in Jersey Irwirz, Vlcki Rusala, Rose Bub Bob FUpley in one of his famous hnwks Came back strong, after „ parents of the play- City, Rarltan, New Brunswick and cartoons. Lake Island Teams heimrr and Helen Hell wereh'j ,, invited. Also mem- Plainfleld. trailing at the half, to upset trie going to be left behind either Lord!, a law student at N.Y.V Homd of Education, Bus Boys in th? last few seconds of It shows In their scores. will be out for a win over Mercei ninclpal Ed*in Qnlij Play, 44 to 42.«Tho winners were Kecheck's (2) as the winner has been promised Split Matches Her ni Principal Herman by Harrington and Joe M?d- () Connolly Quintet a bout with Nature Boy Budd ireta. Flo. Lauffenberger 122 118 Rodger. CARTERET—Meeting with un Blind 100 100 ,,f th: Carteret High expected opposition, Lake Island Gene Udzttlnk 106 130 ,,„ Teacher Association Wins Cub Crown The semj'-flnal will see th» No. 1 team defeated the Sheriff Julia Trosko 172 157 inllnwlng the dinner, Camden speedster, Oorgeous Bill 3 Meetings For Office, 1126 to U1S. last week In R. Bubenhelmer ... 154 169 Darnell coming to grips with Bill. regular match in the Rarltan Va! ,,. dnnclng and the en- CARTEBET—The Connolly quln Sandow of Richmond. Vr. San ley Pistol League held at the loc 854 662 •'luiol student bofly has tct won two straight In the Cub dow Is the heavyweight champio OF Sr. Loop Baseball Carteret Frew in i in participate. Phil League playoffs, defeating the Gin- of the South. The Lake Island No. 2 team w Irene Medwlck 101 124 ,,i his Cartere t HlghJ das, 35 to 26, and 38 to 28, to cop BROOKLYN, The opening bout will featur b.ully beaten by Citizens Club Rot Sobleskl 154 US ,, will furhish the music the title In tlie Cub League, Led bj MO a sensatoinal tag team match wit Teams Next Week New Brunswick. Rose Slomko 115 143 Prnnk Chizmadia and Jackie Plva His BOW Karol Kowalskl, PolUh a I an The scores: Blind 100 100 the Connollys took the first Rime AS PILOT OF teamed with Bob Rike of S CARTERET — With the spring Lake Island No. 1 Trudy Montaraoll .. 169 135 of the playoff series. Gene Car- oui.y Their opponents will be th A season on hand. Al Brschka, direc- Huber 'rank Green Again michflel was high scorer as the luper Zebra Kid and Tony "Th tor of the Recreation Department, 388 Connolly contlngrnt won the sec- Bull" Mtlano, of the Bronx. Th has Issued a call for three meetings | _ ond same to sweep the series. will be a two out of three fall next week at tht borough hall for j \ . aai o Head Deb Team match with a one-hour time lim CHUCK ViKMD LIKE 72) BE THE the various baseball leagues. On Terry Bomko 121 Wenntr . 277 Bouts will start at 8:30 P. M. FIRST MM EVER CQMECTEP 4 V Monday night at 7:30 o'clock, the Betty Lakatos 128 1U Oklahoma City Police Ltt MTU ? &FFEREHT fcW YORK Vlcki Rusala 153 131 IT The Carteret Deb Tickets now on sale at the Temple WAS CltiCMNATt Senior League teams will meet to lole 210 : .„(. their first practice Violators Chart* Tltkats Grill Prices are $1.85, 41 26 and 6 THAT tfOH Tfc SSRlES- reorganize for the comlns summer R. Bubenhfclmer 157 MS WITHTH A A CIAMPOrtSHPCIIAMP/OrtSHrP Boss rue fiep ,.: March 31, at Colum- OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - It B5 cents. season. On Tuesday evening at 1120 Betty Morris 1M GtAliT OUTFIT AS A PLAYER ,,i 1:30 P. M. In addl- sounds crazy, but the Oklahoma MVP* 60T 7:30 O'clocktjje softbail teams will Sheriff'* Oflee AfiP fHS"/AUKi AS COACH-BUT A&OVB 5TH / meet to discuss plans for the sea- 739 702 i in- games, the Debs [City police department has opened imns THenet A LirneMATTER of son,' and on Wednesday niiiht all ,, few exhibition games charge accounts for some of Its olnn .. 291 AMriemy Allen in , i home field and away. most frequent parking law violators. WMtNS m PEMAtir FIRST/ the men's softball leasue man- .873 Elsie Bartok PAL NEWS Wllrll>«ltc! \if Kti>) FM i i if Education has al- The new system is not for the agers will meet for the samp pur- Gcbhart .. 377 Helen Mullan m us • ,nii)iis School field to the ordinary automobile driver, how- (by Benny) pose. looraem .. 274 Ethel Brady M m siiir.day, March 31. all ever. The system Is for commercial Betty Balewlcs us in ii April, every Ti:«s- ; vehicle fleets. At the end of each I 1115 Gloria Resko . M 1M !-,om May until October. i month the companies pay the ac- The meeting of the N. J. PAL ,v allotments are from cumulated fines by check. Baseball League will be held on NGLINO Cltlient Club 631 878 Wilkinson 287 ! mcl the Tuesday nights Companies that wish to open Monday. April 2, at Rahway. QPEAKING Walt A Gene'* (£) chnrgc accounts supply the depart PUKlinl 272 , ii Any local girl lnter- A lot will be accomplished as Mary Mlglecz 202 148 ment with a list of their license ANGLES Reed - 26« i,;:i.ng up with, or play- schedules will be m:ide and rules Marge pemeter 131 107 Deb Girls should ap- numbers. The deportment keep* a discussed. O ABOUT SPORTS Young Marge Demeter 131 107 ledger for each company and list? Anderson ...... s .turday afternoon, or This ypar the league will consist ' old Hi Bee Jones 119 137 II Oroen, 74 Lincoln violations with tag numbtrs so em of 12 teams and a possibility ex- • by Meyer Oroendyke '. ployers can tell whtch driver ii Helen Hell l«0 1&4 , : t will again coach the ists that the league will have to 1U2 Kay Horvath 142 1W Wj breaking the l«w. be divided Into a Northern and a The annual get-together of the^high school basket- I Last week, in greeting you fel Lake Island o.l The plan has proved popular with Southern section. ball team will be held at the high school next Tuesday 7*4 both delivery icrvlcei tnd ca lows once more. Old Hi said that Neumann The PAL officials want to start night. Parents of the players, members of the Board of . 259 Bablci (,1) |oli;i«ksSwefp Playoff rental companies, which no longe In May but most of the teams at our next net-together, we would Smith - 270 Helen Yarr 133 Ui 1 find their cars Impounded for tick depend on high school material Education, Supervising Principal Edward Quin, High talk about the prc-season "sport'" Mnuriello - to (>uin Title of putting the tackle buck in shap Dolly Anderson 102 85 et> they didn't know they had re and therefore will have to wait School Principal Herman Horn, Doug King and John Baum celved. for action. After being stored fo Connolly Olga Tomlco 126 144 •i i,:'r — In the Midget until school closes. 263 1S2 103 1 As one manager remarked, "l'( Tomczuk, coaches of St. Mary's and Woodbridge, re- months, it needs some tlnkerln Krall Ann Kondas .; viitts. thp Mohawks up- The Carteret PAL depends on 181 202 rather pay an occasional doll a So let's open our kits and get busj Sophie Keats iily favored Comedians, all their material from the high spectively, and former alumni of CarteretfVll be on 792 than have my drivers waste a lo If you've tucked a casting or fl ii Mohawks completely school team and a good high 704 699 73} of time hunting for parking places.' hand to pay honor to this year's contingent coached reel in the kit, clean it thoroughl ;,:> Oats" Merelo, while school team means a good season Traffic Lt torn Simpson said th by Joe Comba, The affair will be an annual one. After with a toothbrush and wipe it wit Qutm Zenobla ,'• :'v ran Up a total of for the PAL team. service Is run "on a strictly bu>i a white cloth that doesn't Rive o "Fetteri of »old" fit for a> queen H«m*n Eye .:•• Thi' victory gave the] The loss of Irving, O'Brien the dinner, which is scheduled to start at 6 P. M,, ness bisii." lint. Put a drop or two of red oil were the lot of Zenobla, the grtat The human eye it ai much ol •> ,i clean sweep of the, dural and Oluchowski will be "It's no crime to jet a parking there will be dancing, and the entire student body has i f into the mechanism, and work the ruler of Palmyra, when she wai wizard a> Merlin. Its maclfoW missed, but the experience th I movable parts. Wipe away any «t- ticket," he explained "Some of the rest of the boys motived from been invited to participate. PMJ! Warftrt and hte banfl taken captive by the Roman em- magic Ii shown In almost all IU best people get them. We figure (cess oil that may gather in one peror, Aurelian. Instead of order- function!, but take a typical oj\« pkying in the N. J. Pal Leagu will furtiish the music for dancing. 'spot. i» nrconle CtHttn they m»y as well pay for them like will help the high school th ing her to die, as he might have —the transmission of light wave* .•in! rnsy for an alien to the public pays for other things— ieason. j A level wind reel needs social done, Aurelian ordered that a that reach th« eye and make an' I care, to make sure the level-wind Image on the retina. Front ther* i liii/cn of the United on credit." Marocchi, Yavorsky, Klraly beautiful villa be prepared for her Coach Al Brechka, who will direct the destinies of I bar works back and forth smooth- the energy of the is tram- • •. idrd he can prove legal Lewer, Kasklw and Mullan should, at Tivoll, where she spent the r«t :hi: country. Quallfica- the Carteret High School's baseball team this season- |ly, and Is not clogged by dirt or of her days. formed into nerve impulse and tht Bushman, Famous Gorilla, .'orm the backbone of the team\ lmpulic carries tht image to thf :lv mitlmed, art: 20 years 'sand particles. This reel gets a ( and with a little help will give has indicated a number of drastic changes in this brain, but not In image form, .torn* • .r at the time of filing < Dies At Chioafo Zoo j great amount of wear from cast- Coach Al Brechka a good team. Indian Muskrat Strange marvel take) place at Ih^ : : naturalization, five I CHICAGO, 111. - Bushman, the year's team and hopes to have a good season. Al is ing, and must be kept in top con- The New York PAL Is asking dition if accurate and reasonably The musk rat of India has a point, producing actual sight. : i •:iiiiiiiuus residence, be- most famous gorilla in the world, blessed with quite a number of regulars returning to for two million dollars this year long casts are to be made. If the powerful scent so penstrating in .• '.vliiie raca or Chinese died recently at Lincoln park zoo In to give the kids everv possible the fold this year. nature as to render unfit for con- i

Scholastic Average* Drop "THREE GUYS NAMED MIKE" with Jaw WYMAN - V»n JOHNSON *\ "We need a clearer outlook for ftudents," suid WlUl. Tata, vice plus Robert MITCHUM - Claude RAINES in • JMesident of Southern Methodist "WHERE DANGER LIVES" University. "Many of the weaker SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY 'atudents- lliosc in the lower hall their class-definitely are study- Joel McCREA - Ellen DREW in «g less. After all, they've lost their "STARS IN MY CROWN" jjncontivi' because oi the present plus Gene EVANS - Steve BRODIE in •draft laws." "THE STEEL HELMET" .He .said there was "much hysteria jnc'. misinformation" on the campus WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY 'Jnd indecision on the part of men Humphrey BOGART - Jeff COREY In "faced by the threat o! changes "THE ENFORCER" \n the draft law." Other schools reported the Scho- * ttstic average hud dropped slight- ly, partially because ol the "ter- tible turmoil at present" and a Leon's Greatest Spring RITZ THEATRE < arlrrrl bitterness among students, WASHINGTON AVENUE, CARTERET, N. J. SHOW STAUTH AT 7 V. M. Illegal Diamond! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY i- According to Belgian official fig- MAAC'II 30 - ;l Edward G. Robinson P •ires, the exports of polished Robert Cummlngs L .'spamonds from Belgium to the Unit- Peggy Cummins * Arksne pahl ,'*:#d States amounted to 41 million U "OPERATION \' REIGN OF TERROR in 11)16. Tha import of pol- S ked ^diamonds of Belgian origin SAT. MAT.: COMIC BOOKS TO TUB KIDDIES—FREE! the United States, according to SALE of FURNITURE SUNDAY AND MONDAY * APRIL 1 erlcan official figures, amounted 51 million dollars for the same Alan Ladd A Joyce MacKenzie period. This means that the value Mona Freeman Stanley Clements J polished diamonds illegally ex- s s "BRANDED" O "IDESTINATION MURDKK irted from llcluium to the United tales amounted to nine million MON.: AMERICAN BEAUTY DINNERWARE TO THE LAD»> dollar!!. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDARY APRIL -i to Faith Domergue P Robert Preston Save 20 in IJ Chill Wills Almost 40 per cent of tha land 70% "VENDETTA" "THE SUNDOWNERS Jfrea u( the United States receives 8 lit tit.- rainfall for safe general THURSDAY - SATURDAY APRIL 5 . « griculture, but only 3 per cent AT A T1 THE " A, ^! 1 ARMY'-De»n Mutln . Jerry Ltwh this area is now being Irrigated. Abo—Gif Young In "HUNT THE MAN DOWN" if It starts Friday . . . the grcatcttl sale of its kind Use Our Convenient in Leon's 46-year history us the largctit furniture Friendly Credit Terms Forecastst: 1 store in the Raritan Bay urea! or Layaway Plan WALTER READE 1H£ VIRES •^T Spectacular savings of 20% to 70/r on regular At Leon's you can make the easiest stocks in order to clear our floors of one-of-a- possible credit arrangements to fit HUTH AMIOY MOV||tfU|PI kind suites, samples, odd pieces, discontinued your personal budget. You may take as long as 15 months to pay . . . and lines and certain shipments that arrived too late MAJESTIC if you don't want immediate delivery mrH AMBOY •4-0108 for our Fehruary Sale! we'll keep your purchases in free stor- age in our warehouse on our wonder- i( Terrific bargains on bedroom suites, odd bed- — NOW PLAYING — w . « fully convenient Layaway Plan. : — NOW PLAYING- '•ITVOUISMART Jeff Caaniller . l.uuli JuurUau room pieces, hundreds of occasional tables, Our of Ibe fuuuint |ilo" >• «Hfd(iiipld Carey In Today I TH TcrliMovlur if In the face of rising wholesale prices we expect An Hjwtlc MutlttU Pltturr! "MYSTIFY 8UBMARIM sell-outs on many, many items ... so be smart, "''I .'H". 1 STARTS TUESDAY STAETI BWKDAY be thrifty ... scooter, rollerskate, bicycle, take UHVld Itrtaa . Arlfiir •>«'•' a jet - but no matter how you come, HURRY, Hetle l)B>l« - Untry KnUlvaa 'INSIDE STRAIGHT HURRY TO LEON'S AS QUANTITIES ARE "PAYMENT ON 0KMAN»" LIMITED AND EVERYTHING IS SUBJECT TO Um I. U uui to KM back at PRIOR SALE1

jFPHTH 103 MAIN 8TBEET WHITE WOODBRIDGE THE SEVEN DWARFS" neit to WaolworUt'l OPEN FRIDAY TIL H' Smith corner King Street city OPEN FRIDAY Tut that his reason- "there is no Russian army in the world, public .lay there's a. great deal of H Tli'1 ,'rds from th*.basis that the United short of some catastrophe I couldn't,possi- yambllnft going on In the staU at Uffalfae It; thtald be lecal- the present time. j "not going to declare war or con- bly foresee, that-cpuld destroy them before B*tfar law enforcement; ill'"' S Thos* who share this opinion damp down on them', more , aggressive campaign. It is merely we coijld do something about it... Evacu- outnumber by more than 8 to 1 raUt; untlnaat probes those who believe there's not' ,i defend ltl^ttr and If someone, in ate them or go back to a place where they Stricter ituntahinrnU; prison much gambling in New Jersey ptnaltiw its peaceful ^ttrposesJumps on it, were safe." today. , m using whaj we have in defend- rtdoraland 1)H|) vr Illustrating what he had in mind, he said This was the finding when New toTomttont omeiats Jersey Pol) staff reporters asktod ,, (,iirsplves." ' • that "you could put a doeen American should join Uwethtr divisions in the Bre.ton Peninsula" in the following question ot an ac- CtoM ip potHles: more Thl. (jmeral also expressed ttk opinion curate crosS'jection of New Jer- hotiMt p«ntleimns sey residents in late February and ,.(l j| Russians "d*J0lare war now, they France, "where they can be covered by our Other reasons ]'l iiy fools." He does not think they own sea and air power, and the Russians early March. Don't know |V:1 "Aside from betting at New , "instantly and quickly by a com- couldn't touch them to save their souls."* ran ull Jersey race tracks, would you sty Total saying "Great deal" i there's a great <>al of other or "Some" < ^aunchihg bombers for carrying the atomic (orms of gambling now going on This newspaper, presents Needs defense In New Jersey?" reportt of the New Jersey bomb. Great deal 14* exclusively In thli area. lllin(, the threat of atomic warfare, Among, the new ships will be seven Some ' 1* (CopytifM'1M6, by Princs Snorkel submarines, two rocket-launching Not a irrtt deal B* Research Suttee.) rlll,nsii)lc officials|have suggested that Don't know U% States should decentralize its ships, fifty-two mine-sweepers, two secret Worthy of particular mention ,..« v -*, u»f«» W™\A wn» wem escorts for use of submarine killers, Is the close agreement among the -JUST faiacjur ltles. Even before World War , , _ . , , , , , ,, , . *T • twelve fleet tankers, s xty-sU A t land ng ships various population groups as to h, idea was advanced to scatter essen- the amount ot gambling in New and one ice-breaker. Jersey today. Approximately 3 Paragraph! mdustries thrb«|hput the nation rather In the conversion program, one finds six our o( every 4 In every group measured say there's a lot ot TWrd Platoon thaI1 ,mTease the concentration of industry 27,000-ton carriers to be fitted for the gambling going on. These groups Several football coaches ha handling of largfer jet-aircraft. Twelve Include all city sites, age groups, thai now exist* )ft oertain Important ln- suggested the Ideal use of cruisers will be modernized for anti-aircraft occupations, political parties, and ist! i:iI regions. educational levels. platoon system. They want ships, there will be two guided-missile Whni the Japanese attacked us at Pearl The following verbatim com- fur offense, one for defense at! cruisers, 194 destroyers for anti-submarine ment* sum up the views of many one to go to class. — Meing voters: H;ui,ui, however, tee Urgency of the sttua- Commercial Appeal. work, thirty-one landing craft and twelve "There's plenty of gambling [i(in nmipelled the government to make destroyers to serve as pickets on the radar _) Kolnn on In New Jersey; every miiiuis with companies already In exist- screen that will stretch across the seas to body knows that," (Warren Htfft Fw Taipayers County mechanic! A patiuit was recently gi in, ,md able to function immediately. protect the United States. "It's certainly known to every transfusion with his own bio [I,, result was the further expansion of Under the Capitol Dome one." (Burlington County profes- If thla experiment turns« sional man.) lsfactorlly, perhaps soract .niiustrml facilities in the congested ln- By J. Joseph Grlbbiis When New Jersey Poll report- may jet be done for the ane iai areas rathjWr than the de-centrali- ers then asked all those who said taxpayar—Minneapolis Star.- Nine Billion Dollar*!! there was a "Great Deal" or n of facilities to "scattered areas where How much is nine billion dollars? . . . TRENTON — For the second marked for study during the com- vides (or twenty departments in "Some" gambling going on. hqw No Effect the State Government., At the time this year, the New Jersey ing year. Although the State De- it could be stopped, the two an- The optimist says the slaaaj hoy would be better protected from enemy 8o big it is hard to imagined . . . Yet, it partment of Health will not ad- present time there are thirteen Legislature will recess next week swers mentioned most frequently half fuil; the pessimist says after the April 17 primary elec- mit the fact, the measure provid- principal State departments. For were: 1 Gambling can't be stop- ittark is only one-eighth of the proposed 71 Vi bil- half empty. Neither attitude . tion to permit the lawmakers to ing (or regional health districts the sake or good government, the ped; and 2. It should be legalized. lion dollar Federal budget. fects the volume of the contenti in 1'iinnection With the present defense campaign lor re-election. Some will also very probably be given State Police should be returned Each of the two was mentoned at —Cincinnati Esquire. imliii tion program,'it is important for the Nine billion dollars is the amount nation- of the legislators (ace contests another year o( study before it to the status of a separate State least twice as often as any other jmnmnent to best these facts in mind. and are worried about their fu- becomes law. Department accountable only to single answer. ally-recognized fiscal and budget authori- ture. the Governor. Next most frequently mentoned Snead, top golf monry whine frvi rtheless, Senator Hubert Humphrey, of ties say can be cut from the Federal budget. STATE POLICE —Since 1931 solution wns Better law enforce- takes Vardon Trophy 3rd timeJ Once before, In February, trie when the New Jersey State Police BLUEBERRIES':-The State Minnesota, asserts that "small business has It is estimated that nine billion dollars leisurely lawmakers recessed for ment. (orce got underway in the base- Department of Agriculture is con- Othrr suggestions offered were tad t!u> procurement door slapped in its would: three weeks to take Florida vaca- ment of the State House until cerned over the finding of stem tions and to permit the Appro- heavier penalties; cleaner politics, (Eartpret |Irri?s an and that a relative handful of larger today when the fine organization canker, a fungus disease of cul- and more cooperation between (1) Buy the initial equipment for 48 priations Committee time to hold I'nbtlabrd by (nrtftft rrf.n has Its headquarters, academy, tivated blueberries, in New Jersey. Federal and state law enforce- companies are receiving "multi-million hearings. Since the return of the pistol ranges and office build- 7(1 WMhlastoh Air_ O»r1fr»<. \. armored divisions or 113 infantry divisions; lawmakers two-day a week ses- The disease has caused serious ment officers. u contracts" in such amounts that our ings spread over mahy acres at losses In North Carolina. How- Telephone Cartmt s-r.cni)- (2) Buy 3,600 medium bombers for the Air sions have been hplri but because "How do you think the gam- (IlmrteH }•*, (1r«*ory West Trenton, it has been singu- ever, in most instances, it does ndustrial giants are backlogged for the sessions remained In low gear bling could be stopped?" (Asked BJltor mxl Inhlliliqi ' Force, or 225 destroyers for the Navy, or larly free from politics. not appear to be as virulent In nuiitlis. nothing much has been accom- New Jersey. Some growers have Last Word On Travel Hubscrlption rm.^i hj mall, l» 45,000 medium tanks for the Army; (3) Pay plish^. Until two years ago the State • lulling poatHKc, HI n J**f. >! »o Mi Humphrey points out that the mo- for all next year's pnopoaed,JtofraU Plan PpHce operated, as a sepftr.a.te advocated a quarantine against . A Jet^ir liner flew from Chi- > Measures already blue-penciled acts as chauffeur (or the Gover- intormhtlop might furnish the ( idea that the Navy his been out- ing whatever we need for adequate de- and placed in cold storage for the nor. Another State Police Ser- clue which the FBI is seeking to Hll(l by modettidevelopments, including fense," says the New Jersey Taxpayers Asso- year would promote the welfare geant drives the Attorney Gen- solve an important case, of veterans, authorize increased ciation, "but the fact is that some 30 billion eral's car. At times officials of Cltizttls are warned, however, atomic bomfcj Was widely prevalent at salaries for court attendants; the Legislature are driven around to avoid reporting malicious gos- dollars in the proposed Federal budget is regulate weights and measures; •"iidusion o( ihe last war. The result by State Troopers. sip or idle rumors. They are also provide early retirement for po- * that nothWlC M a skeleton fleet re- for non-military expenditures. As taxpay- Close contact with high poli- warned not to circulate rumors licemen and firemen; and create ticians Is bound to smear the fine about subversive activities, or (in being, lilHth roost of our warships ers, we must remember that every dollar a five-member State Board of Ex- State Police organization. Proof draw conclusions from informa- aminers for Psychologists, placed in mothballs. spent by the government for peace-time of this may be found in the Sen- (Coritlmied ou p0- miles away though their fingers yout hope chest, don't neglect adding to American* hftVf keen e{U- are In the pockets of all of us. All across tl» £&**$ coming Former lantic community, and It is lm- York,,. # to simply alienate one« Mayor O MKHUIill KB;|)KHA1. MBMKMVK SVNTIIIi from «• policy , ,. Without created w; u$lty, the Atlantic community winter by OHHAL UNfOSlT INSUIIANCH New (WthorlM tars a wiijbw future."—BJw- I.!-,*)*}*." (C I) " (AiMterlMn) "Iwon'tbeaW«to( r.Okaytoldw CART factories t alftn nnt to endeavor to ommend«d ft 27 per o*nt cur- proachlnj fa»t. They utm reluc- aot much wttk 30 per cent I* th« ipitoi of the New Jmey tant to substitute such cropi as which prevails throughh- embracing one-quarter of the more than a SHt m of -Its eduoBtlonll c6un >rae State's population, carry on some croj) Uili vent" alUioiiRh n corn, or other Kifllns, onnhouse out the Central Jersey potato to 'the fttfltp Oepartmrm *f (>lfto flKht thp baby black mankoi nued from Editorial 1'oge' kind of weed, rngweed. or poison nil nf onlv 14 i»r runt, tiu BUR- tomatoes or truck cropi. belt. The nuu-fceUng and rndustry. ... Dr. Harry B and to rulse funds to rarry on they furnish In thf rai S P HI )S: Nf w Jr r«e v pot n t" Ivy control proernm.i Ihr State Weiss, of Die State Department 1 HPstcil on ii national HtnU' niirliulliinil experts feri adopted 1B Iftfttl Is to be continued Uie work of the society. ... A if Iniustlrf. mtulii rc.nli " '^irii-i ' :\ir 'A niiinl lif'riiufvr there Deportment, (if HealMi reports, of Agriculture hits complete.*! aft- Howrvri. (lie potato Ihr 1 PS I potato crop will bp nub- this yertx with ffw minor warnltm to ^ew Jersey dairymen rent person'; liv diiiwin' <<>n Employment liirirnsp their minds nboul stantlnlly cut «bul not us much to keep nbreast oj brucPlloRls nnn. r In New .lersey ciurtnK Felirunry, history of tljp department from ,|)iid- M.f) the Uullitl Stntr" Di- Hie 19M crop within fi .horl tlmr ns t.hp 27 per ('fill rpcommrnclcri trol programs Is being stressed i-p OIHP Mir infiuin.iiinii i .JERSEY JIGSAW: — Seventy the total employed In Iftl (i to 194!). . . . The Children's Ttfft til Illl' FRI li nMii'Mi nf Aerlciiliiire hit's icr- :vi Ihr planting Benson W up hv WdKiilimton, A rrchirtlnn of ransr of ft new Illinois law re quiring all milk sold In that' State to be fiora brucellosis-free herds after 1055.'. . . Tomato p]nnt<. drown in southern states for shipment to New Jersey will not be uubjert t,o quarantine measures thlfi year, thf State Department of Agriculture announces. . . More than SOg.OQO head of New Jersey poultry In CO flocks of chickens and turkeys are enrolled this year In the New Jeraey-U.s. Poultry Improvement Plan. . . . The Vegetable Growers Associa- tion of America will hold Its 43rd unnuaj convention, at Atlantic City on December 3, 4 nnd 5. . . . The average rttftll price of eighty-two essential food articles reached an all-time high In New Jersey dtirlni? February. . . . Thr New Jersey Legislature wilt recess on April 2 to permit members to campaign In the April 17 pri- maries for re-election. . . . Thir- teen changes In the Walsh City Commission form of Government Act have been recomJnended by the New Jersey State Liague of Municipalities.

CAPITOL CAPERS:— Liberty Gardens, comparable to the Vic- tory Gardens of World War II days will be advocated aa soon n.'i tile planting season arrives, but New Jersey vegetable grower.1! don't think much of the idea, The February food dollar based on 100 cents as of August 183!). shrank to 42.3 cents, an all-time low In value, the State Depart.- men> of Labor and Industry re- ports. ... A law 'is under con- sideration in the Legislature to permit theatre managers to pro- vent unescorted children from coming to their theatres, Opinions of Others Beech-Nut (Continued from Editorial Page) Strained off-track betting. We in Louisville Spanish Rice 19c Robford Prunes 2\ 45c constantly hear the plea that since It is "impossible" to enforce Di A r 1 Baby Foods the anti-gambling statutes, we Welsh Rarebit r. , ior 43c Sunsweet Prunes, ^. 26c aA D< 10 r 97c might as well drop them and Soup Mix pkgt. J DC permit the booklet to produce tax Hamburgers " L, - 59c SI 3 £ revenue. B M old 1 Beef Stew * E"S 59c Tomato Soup 3 29c Beech-Nut No honest sociologist or law ASCO Fancy CHOPM0 enforcement officer has yet en- JUNIOR dorsed this demand. Those parts NibletsCorn 21" 31c Tomato Puree 2 19c of Kentucky where local toler- 17 6 i 85c ance has In effect removed all Del Monte Peas r 20c Robford Rice pochogt IOC lejal restriction from gambling CnlitV DAMK ROBFORD Green •! | 00lD Cereal 15c are by no means models for the iplit Peas .d , , , lie Spaghetti ^ „, pl, 16c rest of the state. And some fur- Dri t< pk oolD s ther light is shed on the effects _Macaron^ i 1 ::L.,fopks 16c Of Ijeial gambling by n study of Minute Rice 21° CRISCO Las Vegas. Nevada, appearing In the . . . Woman's Home Com- last Call! Hall Dinnermrt Offer fxpires Soforiay '«: 39c panion. Bought when prices were low! Savejiv^OJ^^oiJt[furSpringtirne'' pattern! The author, Albert Q. Malsel, 6 3\B/1.09 has done extensive research Into CChoh c SyruS p ™r 2 t^:; 33c Juicl e the ramifications of wambling in 2 23c .the United States. He now ex- Sunshine Cheezit ££.22c Apple Juice amiaes Un. 20-year; Jittory oj 37-ox. 23c Wesson Oil legal gambling in Nevada, with WfLCH'S particular attention to the town Nabisco Grahams X 31c Grape Juice 13-01. pin* ^Q/« V>9rt CotMlCood im bottle HOC battl* of JJOS Vegas, which derives a Fig Bars I,wpk8 33c Tomato Juice ™ 2 '.Ir 27c Try Bc«j- CrocJker't Nim good uart of Its revenue irom gamblers and their employees. CMM.Q Venice Maid Spaghetti 10'i-oj. <1/V, STIR-N-ROLL R*dptt JUUlC Mmhroom or Meat can *UC Grapefruit!::;:::; ^ 18c The facUi are interesting. Las Vegas has, for instance, a police Meat Balls :r5or "I" 29c Pineapple *Z *£ 29c Lifebuoy > force more than three times the size of the average force for a Virginia lee Spetiall Codfish =Idefd ^.18pachoge c Del Monte Peaches"::33c Soap "Lt 9c town of its stee. It has a pheno- BE BATH menal record for crimes of rob- Codfish Cakes TLn 20c Diamond Walnuts Z 45c SIZE 2 a 25c . bery and theft. The city has a Seobrook Baby population of around 20,000 but 29cl Angel Food Ring it picks up, for the police depart- y Colored 38c L,40c THRIFTY " ments of other cities, an average Sp«iol! 10 oi. pkg. S of 50 thieves, exconvlcts and gen- Chocolate or IOiAl ,OCL Apple Sauce \Zl „„ 14c CANOTDEPT. FEATURES Liquid Starch eral law violators every month Vanilla Iced IDEA iuort Gaaiblinj has become a major problem in the United States. To Peaches &S 25c A perfect twinsoms for a real table Fruit Cocktail £l 25c Mqrshmallows rX 33c 35c Keg. th" I ubcimis yellow freestone. Special:ial!! cry that it should be legalized AM0OK dessert. Angel food light, fluffy, tasty! Herb-Ox 5T 2 JT, 35c Mint Patties *!?£• 39c because it Is so successfully law- Cauliflower " ,0M pk, 27c ID E A BON AMI , less is a shortsighted defeatism A O0K Decorette Bar Sf Grape Preserves , 4 :, Ja, 25c Licorice £•*- i9c And to shut one's eyes to the suc- Cut Corn " '" °trpo<: BD,loa^. 21c Sf 39c POWDER ^ cessive revelations of crime, and Ch Strawberry Jam "Z. * 35c Licorice Babies 19c corruption that it is breeding, Is Spinach XT" ^Z, P(i 22c Danish Pecan Ring 45c iom to Invite another Capone era, SIAW00K Peanut Butter TI..,, 39c Peanut Brittle T*. 35c With all its ugliness and. blood- Plueberries ^ pl, 35c Muffins SS "2? 21c H0MMl shed. The answer, it seems, Is up tDtAl UaV Mayonnaise 1LJq, 39c Choc Spangles 29c Lux Flakes j to the individual citizen, to the Strawberries r . 43c man who, too often, is willing to pq(log €orn Muffins ;JT«\ 21c WRCH'S RoyoxD 19c Miniature Mix 19c 35 32c accept the possibility that his Orange Juice '"1,,.,. tB 20c comer cop may be a crook and p 2 Z. 27c > his HUle bookie a major influence Ten-da Steaks tr 38c Bread "fir Keebler Strongheart j for evil in his town.—LoutevUk Courier-Journal. ? Townhouse SNOW Dog Food, j Old Dutch Fancy Domestic b Cleanser Pon: "You never kiss me ex- Crackers ; 8. 33c *$£? 32c "*~ 10c W cept when you want money," Mom: "Well, Un\ that often enough.?" I {*£* Coffee £5" £ 79c Parson's Ammonia S 22c Swiss Cheese^ 35c MEDIUM Blend. Ground fresh to order. „ , , ,», . ,..„.,„ . «... Swan Soap Feature of the week! You'll enjoy the rich flavor! Wincrest Coffee _.„?„ 77. c„ u/ JL r n b „ 2 ^T 19c l 01 MILD BLEND. Heat-flo roasted. Gorgonzola Cheese "• 7Jk Snappy Cheese s«I Jg. 20c Voluu Woodbury Soap 3 :£' 27c 2J 31c lb Ideal Coffee ;^t 85c Muenster Cheese *• 55c Sardo Romano 69c RICHER BLEND. Vigorous flavor. WoodbyrySoap!i2(i25c ORAIED a Jl Lux Toilet Italian Kitchen Parmesan Cheese |T 19c Evap Milk rr 2:: 25c Sweetheart Soap 9c 3-oi. Sweetheart ""'.m Soap t! 9c Kraft Philadelphia Cream Cheese ,!Z,, 17c 25c •ATHMH Asco Ten «"'" , *** Ytr 1 ATHMH . i Mild Colored Cheddar Cheese *• 57c F\Q\,\t ICU Oronje Ptko* pk|. * * C Blu-White SL WX WAP * limi KinENS- All Nih rauT oA Aged Sharp Cheddar Cheese °Z ™ *• 65c Cat Food 3 lZ 25c 2 ™ 21c Hershey's » » 3 •*• 29c Silver Dust Coo not FERTILIZERS Hostess Set Wilbert Products JDUf Acml Addwi ill J«- Imuttfyl Cgrmen FRIDAY iutafBjfp? Contractors qylriii te Amtri((n Stor«i- Crtwnl Putry eefv- SHOT AT THE 9Vk» fl«i, Cmtril Ayp. UNTIL fwte> S .nd 2nd St., i. Korny, N. J. kirvlng fork, |tflvy |98 ladk, bufftl twverl Jff" COLONIA 9 MARKET ST. GBQB6E AVENUE - WASHINGTON AVENUE^ f*' ## (DIM ,iltn< tro If jn~M4 Ti| llrh Curare Saves PONT1AC Mlch.-U has hap- SCREEN pened again. Mrs. Kmntth Rose- bush ot Pontlae, Mich., recently give birth to Quadruplet*. * Strifes Twtee." „„ MM'NSON sense of security. It is not. hard Many Lives Mr. Rosebush, father of tout Richard Todd. who appeared In Homo trarden color schemes are I,I (BEN for him to turn to anti-social be- daughters, often kwwaUed the fe "The Hasty Heart." tonptrsonated havior. He begins to slay out H(, NEW YORK, N.Y.-Wlun Euro- naucii more attractive than others i male predominance In Ms house a rancher, who Is accused of mur- , inUSren de- flight when he should bo at, home P'nns first came to the continent ot mnlilv hf-musc many people forget hold. He wanted a MM. flfring his wife, Inrue bloom, with many from Oakwood, is M. His vita Is quency. science hat a new in£ wonderful to a neighboring ranch,. Inhabited J . • ;iml child. peals. Cosmos (lowers nre partly M. TVy celebrated thtlr 1Mb wed- 4rug—curare. by Mercedes Cambridge. Who ac- i honest woman Someone has truly said that real hidden by leaves and the bloom ding anniversary the day before Until recent ye»ri, one of the tually murdered Mr. Todd"s wife i\t mi early we trouble lies with delinquent par- has to.vi petals. the quads were born. remains the question until the tnd ents. As a rule, children who come great hajardj of iurg*ry w»i tbt * "I really wanted four boyi," com- ,ix> clubs and Railroad Expenditures ulate muscles without resistance. cheese, and sugar; add flavoring sheet. ?ake in slow oven (325°P.) of champagne f,or 200 rubles area of the heart. The shock stimu- ter; Hugh Cross as her lather's .: interest and her 3 assistant and her betrothed, and Clas« 1 railroads in the four In its crude form curare had q.nd lemon juice. Add ,« cup cereal about 25 to 30 minutes. Yield: 40 ($501 and a special raffle, funds lates this area, which lij turn causes •'•', falls Into bad Andre MorefJ as the baflled super- years 1*48-1 M». Inclusive, ex- been used by South American Indi- crumbs to sifted dry ingredients, cookies. wore derived from an admission the heart to be»t. By controUins ,»•; poor work In intendent of Scotland Yard. panded more than four billion dol- ans on their b!o,wgun darts to kill charge of 10 rubles ($2.60) and the regularity of the ejectrica •IIM'K discouraged lars for locomotives, freight and small animals and birds. It simply from the sale of drinks nnd oth- shock, doctors can thus control the i i nne cares What Mtoouri's Favorite Son i> Contest Entry Is passenger cars and lor Improve- relaxed their breathing musclei to er refreshments. A ,Ne\» York beating of the heart. » • UP does not ex- ments to their roadway and the point where the creatures suf- Can't Play Missouri Waltz fur buyer was the high bidder The pacemaker Is expected to be ', nnd affection focated. Forty Years Late; for the champagne. used for a period long enough to . ami he lacks a Structures, WASHINGTON. D.C. - Wash- ington's best known pianist can't The party was held at the enable the heart to function on Its LIQUOR Explorers find tint Receives a Prize American House—a club about a own powers, and in cases of Irregu- The first explorers of South Amer- play "The Missouri Waltz." The mile from'the Kremlin. It was lar heart beats, to restore th« ica made the acquaintance of the secret was exposed at a Blair WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Forty WINES & BEERS decorated with red, white and heart's action to a noVmal rhythm. drug in a somewhat dlssgreeabffi House tea for veteran patients years ago the Twin City Sentinel blue streamers for the party and CK - UP - DELIVERY manner. They were exposed to its from Washington area hospitals. conducted a contest ln which their Free Delivery American flags were displayed effect* on the tips of darts and ar- President Truman sat down at subscribers could clip a number of SneetHome, Ore, CALL CA 8-9690 on each table. A Russian orch- rows aimed at them by inhospitable the piano and asked the guests coupons from the paper and win a Oregon's fastest growing com- estra played modern American Indians. However, the explorers what they would like. Someone "large, massive wall clock" of 1811 munity Is SweetHome which keeps jazz music, Oodbridge 8-1735 were fascinated by what they i»w shouted: "The Missouri Waltz." vintage, 80 per c Russians were pres- hemlock. Tih Aiuboy 4-7538 Sir Walter Raleigh \i credited stituted "Black Hawk Waltz." clock, ent. Gu-sts included members of with bringing to Europe the first There was a tendency to believe the Anwncan and other western specimen of curare in 1595, The that the honor not only of the Twin diplomatic colonies and business- substance aroused considerable In- City Sentinel but ol Winston-Salem men. terest among the contemporary Air Forte Plans Delivery and the whole south was involved men of science, but they had little Pmkmation In meeting Shea's Yankee challenge. of it and they were unable to learn Of Troops in Package Form The newspaper checked pawn shops much either as to its composition Whereas, the .President of the United Btates and the Gov- DAYTON, O.—The air force has and parlors, attics and anterooms, Palladium, SUmp or its action. come up with a plan for dropping published and broadcasted appeals Through » recent change In the ernor of the State of New Jersey, have proclaimed the month Chief use of curare today is «s an •oldierl and equipment in one for a timepiece similar to the one it Canadian pigfclouf metals market- of April, CANCER CONTROL MONTH; and ' aid in JTIrgery, but it is proving package—a sort of one-package offered readers back In lflil. Ing act, palladium articles, made of Whereas, one of every six deaths ln this state was caused by useful in a growing number of oth- deal. that precious metal must hence- Out of retirement to direct the cancer last year and medical authorities estimate'that half ot STORES er fields. In general, It may be said Tests will begin soon on a con- search came Bradley Welfare, who forth carry markings of the actual that curare is useful in any situa- tainer capable of holding 6,000 joined the paper in 1898 and was its metal fineness. Palladium is a by- those who develop cancer, could have beep saved by early di- WOODBRHXiE-FORDS tion where relaxed muscles are d*- pounds. Engineers at Wright-Pat- circulation manager until recently. product O* nickel refinir.g and is agnosis and prompt, proper treatment; and sired. terson air force base say the con- produced in great quantity in HOPELAWN AT PINELU'S.HATS "I started this thing, so I'll finish Whereas, the American CanceT Society Is con,dt)ct\ng Its an- Many doctors find curare of'use tainer may be used to drop an en- it," Welfare said, reporting to the Canada. in the management erf polio. Curare tire infantry squad and equipment office. nual Crusade during April «to provide the fund*#foi vital re- does not cure polio, or fight the from an airplane. Or, the contain- Everyone agreed (hat eventually search, education and service; and virus which causes it. But during er may be used as a complete the newspaper would find a clock. Whereas, we should all redouble our efforts to support this early stages of the disease, weather station, rescue station, or It did, but- FURNISHED while the body itself Is building survival and rescue hut for arctic One executive of the paper which worthy humanitarian work, resistance, permanent crippling can use. Is owned by Gordon Gray, former often be prevented by physical Therefore, I Stephen Sklba, Mayor of the Borough of Carteret Humans have not been dropped secretary of the army, now presi- SINGLE ROOMS therapy. Curare may be used to re- hereby proclaim APRIL as « in thd container, which consists of dent ot the University of North lax the spasm Ln the affected mus- a framework of tubes mounted atop Carolina, had a worried look on his cles and thus to make possible their One Person In Room metal landing skid provided with face when he speculated on the CANCER CONTROL MONTH manipulation without causing uti plywood flooring. number of still undipped Issues of Oil Steam Heat and request the citizens of this municipality to observe It aa bearable pain. the 1811 Sentinel that might still Four movable aluminum triangu- such by learning all they can about the disease, cancer, and by be lurking in attics waiting to lar compartments arc attached to supporting the 1951 Cancer Crusade of the American Cancer spawn new demands for clocks. Hot Water Tallest Building Bomb rhe frame. They' can be arranged Society. as a square box to carry cargo or "When we get straightened out Plans Set, Officials Say Qiven Under my hand and the rearranged to carry troops. with Mr. Shea," he said, "we want $5 Per Week NEW YORK-The Eropke State it dearly understood that this Seal of the A single 100-foot parachute would Borough of Carteret this building is ready to cope with any be used for loads up to 3,500 pounds, promotion offer is closed. Future offers, if any, will have « definite 30th day of March bombing. and two 100-foot' parachutes for ln the year of our Lord, Officials of the world'» tailed loads up to 6,000 pounds. closing date." Roosevelt Hotel one thousand,'nine hun- building reported means of caring 545 ROOSEVELT AVE. "..',. hundred and fifty one. (or the 1B.000 tenants and 22,000 • « i ' ••••'«* ».i 4&HJEMI Emblem for Party transients ln the 37,000,000-cubic- The raccoon was adopted as a CARTERET, N. J. , - (Signed) Stephen Skiba, Mayor Tests show 20 pe cent of drivers feet structure In an aerial attack badge by the old Wh<« party about Steve Kutcy, Prop. have been established. They report- have faulty vision. unit. ed 86 internal shelters have been set up. An Intramural alarm system has been Installed and an auxiliary tele- phone system will be set uj> in case Take a tip horn a wise old bird. - • 17,000,000 feet of fire are knocked out. OIlBURnCR The building has Its own wlter- t MOM DRIVE FOR YOUR MONEY! purifying plant and a reserve of t 25,000 gallons. Four fire trucks, small enough to fit into any of the When your car motor is shot—why overhaul when you building's 75 elevators, and two emergency trucks are available. can s#ve mwey anil trouble in the long run by having FEATURES Officials said up to 80.000 person) copld b« handled in the building in i a completely new, long-life motor installed! an emergency, with disaster plans ln full swing within five minutes aft- SAVES er an alarm is sounded. U* 10 TV Program Ha* Ominous Omen for Card Plajfir 20% MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.-The tele PLYMOUTH in vision «how that Tony Thomas watched as he m* plwlng cards FUEL COSTS with friends had an ominous omen. EXCHANGE "Tht Bait An actor in the show drew « card how from » deck. It was the »<* of Cottt UM" spades »ud he m«de a leiuirk abjput HI It being "Uie c»rd ol depth." Then Dior* was a deal to th« I'1'"" Han on Oil, OiL SAH.K" ENGINE game in which thwuai wai pliy- EVERY ENGINE ing and he drew the ac« ff ipadj". COMPLETE WITH CYLJNPRR HEAP, EASV TERMS DYNAMOMETER TESTED H« ca«t it aside, laying: "I don't \HU QUAHANTEEU want that death card," OIL PAN AND WATEB PUMP AKHANOEP! Toe game ended and Thomas, SO, Everything's Scientifically Checked! started home In his car. Th* ew collided with a truck and he was • OIL W^SSUBP • 1E»1HSKATURK 'S killed. 0t« Malta. Burner Service THE GROSS CO, DODGE t DE SQTO :i;i MAKTOQL DRJVE, 437 AMBQY AYR < WWW AMBOY, N. J. at equally LOW Prices!

iiuli«LAiiii#.'v'vn- •.-•••-'-.- (3) *«" PAOBTEN Oil Plant Capacity FAMILY TfUQEDT .So Tku h Paradise Junior Sportsmen's Show is At 60,000 Barrels 4 Brothers For April 4-4-6 in New Brunswl TRENTON Dads and moms and fl»h which are Impoi: nrr point; to bo crowding the small WOODBRinOE The growth nf turfts of the thrse-day IHT AOflBJttft fry a I the fourth annual Junior the Pish and Gamp dr the California Refining Company Await End •Spoi tsmens Show (it New Bruns- Rft fni toast should be rut In' 8 slice* pnrlchrd plant at Perth Amboy s spec the Comei-vaton and i- from imr rlghih tn one-half Combine butter nnd sugar. Add wick April 4. 5 and fi.Announce - Development provides n d cully mentioned In ihr anniinl ie- NtfW YORK. N.Y.-In mnnt. (if Mip event., which Is frre to mdi thick Tn.iM in the oven or oinnRP Juice and orange rind. wild game and fish natlvi port of the Slnmlard Oil Compnny York apartment that In lunny, the public, Is rrmclo by the Bureau IF nn cirri i lr toaster, Spread 2 teaspoons orange mixture of California rrleawl Tuesday P'arrful »nd quiet Hv« Mr. and Jersey, and Rutgers u, on one side of earh slice of hot of Recreation, State Department Under manufacturing ;nui mar- Mrs. Amonlee Godfrty and trfieir shows striped bass and thr , Frrnrh Toa»t toast. Serve at once. if Conservator) and Economic De- 3 keting the report not™ Expan- four «on« It Is In thli apartment •rlopment, procedure used to study t:, sion of farilltles nl the f'allfmnin that one of the great tra(fdi«» of !i teaspoon suit Oranre Rahln Tout The Veterans' Center, Carroll A safety exhibit by tin Refining Company plant nl Perth our times In taking place, quietly 2 tablespoons siwar 2 tablespoons urn ted orange rind .'IHCC, NOW Brunswick houses the Wardens' Association, dl-i. Amboy, New Jersey, tn inn (10.000 and without fun. 1 rup milk "4 cup orange Juice Rliow and the live animals, blfds birds, lumlnouA rocks Rnri ;l barrels of crude dally Is now suh- The mm are Robert. Mlcha»l, . 6 slices Ktflle birnd 1 cup granulated sugar planted wild life feed p,v stanlnlly complete This program, Grnrg* and Hoy, George, 24, ia th« Ben! re us sltahtly, add unit, sugar Dash of cinnamon other offerings of the RI,,, which Includes n rnlulytic crncker nlrWt. Roy li 22, Robert 16, and $nd milk. st.i ntn Into a shallow 14 slices raisin bread toasted Ceunt Shows U. S. Rolling sponsors of the event arr u and alkylatinn plant of IntMl dr- Michael t3. AH of them art dying of 4lfth. Soak bread In mixture until Combine orange peel, orange Brunswlok Recreation Dei tolgn. will increase cnpacil.v of the an incurable ditene. In Chips — Potato, That li loft. Cook on hot well greased Juice, sugar and cinnamon. Spread nnd the Hew Bmnswick-n refinery by 35.000 iwrrcN dally Ten yean ago, when Roy wai 11, 1( yrlddlr oi frying pan. Brown on 1 tablespoon orange mixture on CINCINNATI, 1. - The United Park Junior Sportsmen Coi Outstadlng among maikrling de- he found It harder and harder to n] pnr side, turn and brown on other one side of each slice of toast. States Is really rolling in Chips- velopments of the year was the climb tht fiv* flights to th« flat. Early American and morii, lldc Serve for breakfast or lunch- Place toast, spread side up, on an potato, that is. sbstantial growth of The Califor- The doctor! finally figured out that arms and 3afety devirps ion, with )«m, marmalade or maple unsreased cookie pan. Toast under A spokesman for th« induitry nia II Company In rounding out. Its h» wa» mJkrlng from muscular shown as well as outdoor. a prc-heated broiler for 3 minutes. estimated that 92,888,750,000 pota- East, Coast marketing operntlons." dy»trophy, a progreulve disease for sqenes In M^ls area and In ,, Serve Immediately. to chips were eaten last yeir—» dlan hunting camp. Arri,,., Caramel Nut To»»t "Through arrangements with nine which there, li, to date, no curt. It record How do they knOw It wt» thuslastw will see a v « V* nip better or margarine additional distributors, this com- alwayn ends up attacking the re- Cinnamon Tout that many? equipment, dating all the w.j Vi cup hrown sugar pany extended Its operations In ipiratory power. t "Cut stale bread in '/« Inch slices, A public relations man for the to Indltp arrow hoadj;. M 12 slices enriched toast New Hampshire, Virginia and the remove crusts, and cut In 3 pieces, On* Son In Navy institute reported ththat ,284,250,00, 0 and th» construction of ,i V* cup rhopped walnuts or Dlstroct of Columbia. As a result. crosswise. Toast, sprrad with but- Out In the Pacific George didn't pounds of the chips were consumed flsh, lures will.be demonst.] peenns Its gasoline marketing activities ter, and sprinkle with sugar and Include all eastern seaboard States know he had It until, urier the war, Asked how many chlpi that meant, well as methods of makini: ,,. Combine butter and brown clnnnmon. using 3 parts sugar to he found it harder and harder to pairUig flshlnp rods. Outdoo] WRiir. Spread 2 teaspoon* of sugar from Maine to Virginia, with the he said he did nbt know, but would 1 part cinanmon. Let stand in oven exception ol Delaware." get up th« ladders on th« U.S.S. find out. ics nt.in| Of toast. Top each slice with chop- home. H« takes Jobs, now and then, durlag the SHow, which ped walnuts. Plnce toast, spread I "I got a pound and counted Tomato Cream ToMt Beginner's Luck and adds to the family Income But all three djiys'from no{)n tide up, on nn ungreased cookie he sits around a lot, like Roy. them," he said. "There are an «v- 6 slices buttered toast Mabel'- "H took eight sittings." erage of 315 chips to the pound. P. M. After 6 P. M., jheet. Toast in an oven 350 riegrcs 1 cup milk Mrs, Godfrey, hprn on a farm tor 5 minutes. Serve Immediately Tlllie: "What? Have you been My multiplication showi that to be be accomriBnied by an adult,] 2 tablespoons flour having a. portrait.painted?" near Eau Claire, Wis., says she > could take all the children—Robert about 92.688,7fl0,rKIO.' (brute To»»t '4 teaspoon soda Mabel: "No, learning to skate." 2'tablespoons butter or mar and' Michael are slowing up a little, Vz cup nmyonnalsc garlne Just as Hoy and George did—out to Shoppirs in Mimphit An 1 teaspoonful prepared mustard In th« the old place, but that would put Gladis-Minucci '/< teaspoon mated onion sajt Honest; $132 Is Roturnid 1 cup tomato, fresh or canned She: "What tense is 'I am beau them beyond reach of the one man THE EXOTIC FLOWER, Bird of Paradise, seems to take off on the 2 cups mated American cheese 1 who is searching desperately, full winns of beauty. Holding thflm in cheek here h Debra Paget, star- MEMPHIS, Tenn.-Wllliam Mln- 10 slices enriched toast Make a wihte sauce of the milk, tlful ?" Engagement To flour, butter and salt. Cook and He: "Past." time, for aome cure for muscular ring in the 2flth Century-Fox film—you guessed It—"Bird of Para- shew, 18, a Kosciusko (Miss.) stu- Combine mayonnaise, mustard, dystrophy. * dlsf." Inasmuch as Miss Patrol plays the title role In the story, the dent at the Memphli business onion and cheese. Spread 2 table- strain the tomato and add the PORT READING—Thr i soda. Stir the hot tomato into the The man is Dr. Ada T. Milhorat, members of the Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n. decided to send school, will tell you that Memphis ieese mixture on each slice ment of Miss Alberta D. Ml white sauce and pour immediately |on the staff at New York Hospital- flowers of the same name The pleasant coincidence is earning shoppers are honest. He dropped Of toast. Place toast, spread slda lotay'i Pattern florists to feature the "bird" in window displays of flower and rlatiKht«r of Mrs. Donato M| over toast. Cornell Medical Center. Mrs, God- $132 In bills from his pocket re- UP, on nn increased cookie sheet. movie in many cities. Technical name for the blossom is STREL- 81 Fifth Street, and the b frey tells how he tries all the new cently. A stiff wind scooped thorn Toast undn pre-hcated broiler for ITZIA, This mouthful means dart, a reference to its supersonic Mushroom MJIk Toist : treatments, on Roy and how, when up and sent them flying. AH but nato Mlnuccl, to Edward J • mlnutrs or until cheese melts. lines 1 can condensed mushroom soup ! the $10 a day hospital bill got to be one dollar was returned after a •son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph i Serve at once. 2 cups milk !too much, the doctor paid it him- The bright orange and blue Bird of Paradise makes a striking newspaper story described '.he fi57 Convery Boulevard. Peril 1 teaspoon butter self. appearance in floral arrangements. Its long and graceful lines "rain" of $l! $10 and $20 bills over boy, was announced at a Cheese Tout No. 2 make it an eye-catcher. Debra Paget gives one bloom a tropical party held at the Mlnuivi 6 slices enriched bread Mrs. Godfrey said: "Dr. Milhorat surprised shoppers and gav« Mil) 6 .slices enriched toast twist. She plates the flower in her hair. The sharp darts of the dence. 1 cup milk Combine mushroom soup and has abeut sixty new kinds of drugs, (hew'i explanation. milk and beat with a dover beater flower would undoubtedly discourage any would-be suitor from 2 tublenpoons flour and he'll test a lot of them on Roy. Miss Mlnucci U a Rradu| until blended. Heat mixture, add running his fingers through her tresses. Salt Roy is one of his pet patients. That's Radiation Sickness Woodbridge High School, butter and serve Vi cup over 1 slice 2 tablespoons butter or margar- why I can't take the boys out to In «mall amounts, radioactivity 1949, amd is employed as of toast in each soup bowl. PALS ALIKK. ine Eau Claire. The doctor must corne Root* Holstnre Oat seldom Is harmful. Even when ser- typist at theRarltan Arsen.ilJ LEXINGTON, Va. — Two pals 1 cup grated sharp/heese up with something, some day. He humidity In your kitchen ious radiation sickness follows a tan Township. Her fiance Milk Toast from Balimorc have the same first Make white sauce of the milk, works so hard at it." frequently result* from the tea heavy dosage, there is still a good ated from Perth Ambov Toast bread, butter It well, names—Dave Bien and Dave Ryer. l flour and butter. Salt to taste, Add kettle boiling on the stove, the lhance for recovery. School, Class Of 1946. He sprinkle with salt and pour scalded Mother Has Hope They went to the same school In the Rintfd cheese. When cheese is steaming hot water flowing from serving tn the U. S. Army milk over it. The boys get outdoors, once in a Baltimore and both played la- well blended with the sauce, pour th* faucet *9 you wash the dishes Officials warn 63,000 present Is stationed at Fort i while. A stranger would never crosse. In 1947, both entered Wash- nurses over toast. Serve hot with strips or from th« burning of gas. To keep needed in United States. O, Meade, Mftrlyland. guess the fate that dogs them; they ington and Lee University. Last of breakfast bacon. TWIN WEDDING thli destructive moisture from look strong and husky, and fresh- fall, Dave Beta was elected co- BEVERLY HILLS, Cal. — In a damaging the paint coatings inside ; faced. That's one of the weird things captain of the W. Sc L. lacrosse Orange Toast double ceremony, Andrell Pearson your house and out, it's wise to 3 tablespoons soft butter or married Joanne Lee Pope, and about muscular dystrophy, team. The other captain is Dave 1 At the present time Dr. Milhorat Ryer, Recently, both boys were install tn exhaust fan In your margarine Richard Pearson married Janice kitchen wall. \'z cup confectioners sugar Pope. The grooms, twin brothers, is the only doctor In the United elected to Phi Beta Kappa, na- 1 States giving full time to research . tional honorary scholastic society. YOU CANT BUI 1 tablespoon orange Juice are 25, while the brides, also twins, 1 tablespoon grated orange rind are 22. of the disease, although it takes " MHI1I llllllnllMlMllMllll 1100,000 lives a year. Hair Facts Roy said: "Some of that stuff he Foremost Bessemer Engineer A human hair fiber continues to I gave me last time, I felt maybe Alexander L. Holley was a fa- grow for a period ranging from I the strength was coming back to mous engineer who helped dsvelop six months to six years. The aver- j my leg muscles. Then it faded tht bessemer process of steelmak- age growth is half an inch a month. lng in America. He was also a steel BETTER COFFEE away; it always does." When a hair fiber dies and falls ' But Mrs. Godfrey will not give up plant designer and operator. out, another grows in to replace it. jhope. "I'm pretty sure th« doctor j is going to strike tome cure soon," 'she stys.

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