i: ,rst With The News! - mwni i •nfiftiit.»Mar ^ ^^r 111 JJ^TIIW For Value—Shop The Ads .. „,, „Astride AD The Activities of The Town With Your ome-Town Paper The Luge* And Best SboM Apd Benrteci to The Ana Are Our (Eattmt AdrerttMn. Htnmto Them! CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS justrel Carteret's Variety Performers Rehearsing for Minstrel Show Set Oil Company Granted ,r P.A.L. Permit to Build Tank , |.;, rniiiff Shows,

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,, IK,>?T Rehearsals are At Cost of $50,000 i ,,.-inn for the minstrel .',' (1 rented by the Police i.r in the High School patroll ! , November 17 and 18. Vote' of Confidence Is Given ! »an Quits ,, k. A matinee show, ' ,.; ..vnill start at 2 P. M. Skiba and His Administration Department; No ! Mikwinskl is director CARTERET—The Democratic Frank I. Hereford Jr. His ma- administration In the borough Action on Clerk cumHIy Is Interlocutor jority was 331. • was Kiven a vote of confidence In addition to the local tk'ket, ' ,'„,,,, are Sammy Nardl, here Tuesday when voters re- CARTERET -Bulldln« Inspector ;:, r.eraldMedvetz, Jo- larfie majorities were piled up turned all three Democratic by the county randldates. Free- Clmrlf .< Stroln has Issued a per- nichard Mlnue and candidates to office. holder Elmer E, Brown, this mit to the General American Tank Storm and Terminal Corpora- ' •„ , The complete pro- borough, who ran for reclectbn Mayor Stephen Skiba who tion for the erection of a uaso- ,•. , Opening number, and was an easy winner, re- headed the incumbents said llne or oil storage tank, it was I •• is.,by. entire sggrega ceived a total of 3.070 voles after the election was over that revealed at last nldht's meeting of I Daddy's Little Qlrl, from his Carterei. constituents. "we will continue to give the the Borough Council. [ i.-.^niski: Apjrll Showers. The ether Democratic free- borough a good, progressive and In his report for October, Mr, uilta; LU*y Old Sun. holders, Leon Campbell and An- honest government," He added Stroln gave an estimate of the ,v,.(z and JOieph Nardl; thony S. Gadek. polled 2,800 that the administration's pro- cost of the tank as $50,000. but ..dies. Sonny and Sissy and 3,001 respectively. The Re- sram of "doing things, instead there wa« no further description rmtnmlme, Billy and publican freeholder candidates of talking about them" will be as to the slue of the tank. ran this way: Alton Hess, 1,666; continued. In th* past permit* for the nld Time Bonn Morris Margaretten, 1.004, and Polling the largest number of erection of gasoline tanks came 11unking Of You, Mar- CARTERET—Photo shows cast nf the P.A.L. minstrel show Lt. Charles Makwinskl and his assistants are imsy almost nightly Edward Llpman, 1.849. to be presented November 17 and !8 at Hie high school auditorium. votes accorded any of the local before the Borough Council who v ., dm Anyone Explain with rehearsals. "It will l>* a Rood show," savs the director. Sheriff Cornelius Wall got candidates, Mayor Skiba re- usually approved or rejected such ., ivni'otty; songs, Leona 2,862 as compared with his ceived a total of 2,937 »s com- permits. There was no discussion [, ,'u Makwinakl; quintet Republican opponent. Harry pared with 2,307 credited to his about this permit at last night's ,,, iidy of Fatlma. Caro Hubbs, who got 1,776. In the Program Outlined [ Westvaco Plans to Build New Board Studying Republican opponent, John J. meeting. ;,,:.•• Malinowikl, Mary rar:> for Congress Eaton got Ciko, making a majority of The. J50.000 tank upped the Oc- i),ii;i:inwskl, Irene Bosze 1,946 as Republican incumbent, •! .iii:irci: acrobatics, Carol 730 votes. tober building permits to $173,800, ; to lose to Thomas Chabrak. The sum also Included permits i, ,,n(l Lillian Klsh; South- For Armistice Day Carteret Research Laboratory Pay Rise Request Councilman James J. Lukach / Democrat, with 2,594. granted to Modern Ranch Homes, , .,,;,.;,, Mary Ann Roessler received a total of 2,746 votes CARTERET- Westvaco Chem- Joins From Here In the coroner race the Demo- Inc., who plans to erect seventeen n ii,'. Beverly Bazsa; specl- Services Tomorrow Night ical Division! Food Machinery & compared with 2,336 cast for 1 H. H. Young, previously an in- Teachers Seek Revision crats. Robert Jamison and Sam- four-family homes In the Cypress i ,; l-uno; song and dance, Philip Foxe, thus winning by a In Front of Borough Chemical Corporation has con- structor in chemistry at Williams uel Kaln got 2,785 and 2,860 Street section at a cost of • p.i-tuszak: family of ac- Of Salary Schedule and majority of 410 votes. tracted for the construction of a College, Willamstown, Mass., respectively, while the Repub- 1102,000. :i:,;~ the Pellegrlnos; song. (lull iiy AincricanLegion new research laboratory at its Cost-of-Living Bonus Councilman John Leshlck was licans, Paul Combs and Harold A Smile Be Your Um- has joined the Technical Depart- A permit also has been granted 1/ Carteret plant. Scheduled for returned to office by a vote of Neimark. got 1,804 and 1,733to St. Mary's Ukrainian Church to iiiuia Frey; rhumba tap, CARTERET Carteret Post No. ment of Westvaco Chemical completion in February 1951, the CARTERET—The Board of Ed- 2,684 as against 2,353 cast for respectively, erect a rectory on upper Roosevelt 263, The American LeRion will hold Division, Pood Machinery and K.i/inlesrW. new laboratory will accommo- ucation Is studying a request made Avenue at a cost of $6,000. its annual Armstico Day services at date a technical staff of 25, and Chemical corporation, as a group : ballet specialty, Joan by the teachers for an upward re- Won't Build Shed 7:30 P. M. tomorrow. In front of leader in charge of sales labora- pn'iiiliy song and tap. Me will bfe devoted to research and Library Will Observe The Public Service Coordinated the plaque before the Borough vision of the pay scale. My Teddy Bear, flosemarle development work on Westvaco tory. R. E. Purcell, who received Conversion Dates Transport turned down the request Hall honoring the nation's hero Book Week Nov. 13-17 \: ;\ml Kate Mae Harrow; phosphates, as well as apvflica- an M. S. at Purdue University The request was filed with the of the Borough Council to erect a dead. cations research and sales serv- Tip Toe Through the Tu- In June, has also joined this board Wednesday night by the CARTERET—In observance of Set for New Gas waiting shed at Carteret Avenue rn Hkitka, Jo Ann Ciko, Commander William Lynch, in a ice activities. : group as a research chemist. Carteret School Employes Associa- Book *'**' "Which begins next and Harrison Street, The company Svmchik, Mary Ann Kle- brief ceremony, will lay the sym- stated that in the past such sheds tion, through its president, Frank Monday, the Carteret Free Public 1 i Ann Marie Cutter; specl- bolic wreath about 8 A. M. The Library wJl be open next week Uianfj* in Carteret Area had. been built but lt was found I. Bareford Jr.. and the associa- ni'v nnd Alice Zawatskl: wreath thus will be present all daily frojrt 10 A. M. to 12 noon that they were more of a nuisance ;. Raymond Zazowski and day. During the morning Com- Slander Verdict Dance on Sunday tion'sccounsel, Samuel Kaplan. and rrom 2 P. M. to 5 P. Mi Is Slated Some Time than a benefit. The BurouKh Coun- cil may build a shed on its awn ;. ballet. Lisa Jacoby. v mander Lynch and a delegation The teachers ask a bonus of $360 Mrs. Ann Shutcllo, librarian, From Dee. 4 to 16 chorus Group will be present in Perth Amboy Is Given by Jury for the year of 1950 and increases has arranged for a special ex- account. . 'loup Includes John for the dedication of the Liberty For Church Fund of $500 in each oategory with a hibit of children's books on the CARTERET- -Maps showing the Patrolman Ilesigns Robert Rooky, William Bell replica to the Gold Star Moth- $250 annual increment tor Uu«e upper floor. There also will be a Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Patrolman Anthony Ootowlckl, D-inald 8osnowikl. Josephiers of New Jersey. Carters! Resident is Si. Mary's Parish Will years, starting September 1, 1951. wide selection of new bonks for Company's schedule for conversion 10"Esse}[ StrtM-t, has resigned as (v.viord Sohayaa, Richard. County Commander Thomas The present increment is $150 an- adults. from manufactured to natural gas member of the police department. Ik Walter Dalton, Robert! Jakeway also of Carteret will lead Awarded $500 in Suit Hold Affair in Sl. James' nually. An Invitation Is being extend - I are being sent to the utility cus- He was named to the force re- tomfi-s in this borough. cently. Mr. Gotowlckl gave no rea- i, k Junes Glnfrlda, Wallace a 2B-post Le«ion organization dur- Heard in N. Brunswick Hall Beginning 8 F. M. The following minimum and cd to children and adults to visit The first four districts listed for son, but lt is understood that he fin Ernest Albrecht, Aley ing the dedication program. maximum schedules are sought: the library. probable conversion between De- has a good position with the Cali- H ibiTt Monahan. Richard IN It* CARTERET — Featuring music Less than B.S. degree, $2,000 mini- Walter Colsan will be In chaise NEW BRUNSWICK — Despite cember 4 and 16 are: Carteret, fornia Oil Company. :-:: John Pee, Joseph Neter. by Joseph Snihur and his orches- mum and $3,500 maximum; B.S. of firing squad nnd field music. denials by the Rov. John Hundlak, Meluchen. Perth Amboy, Wood- Mrs. Helen Chester, welfare di- .iiy Donald 8hUtello, Ed- tra, a dance will be held Sunday- degree, minimum $2,200 with Participating In the ceremonies pastor of St. Demetrius Ukrainian Theatrical Group brldne and part of Rarltan Town- rector, reported that expenses for uimidzkl. Albert .Bertha, evening, November 12th by the$4,000 maximum; M.A. degrees, before the Borough Hall will be Orthodox Church of Carteret, a ship. October were $1,363.89 and for Sep- Uybaczuk. Joseph Bltar. Youth of St. Mary's Ukrainian $2,200 minimum and $4,400 maxi- Commander William Lynch, Chap- 1 tember $1,373.49. jury In Judge Charles M. Morris Church at St. James' Hall, starting The nineteen districts Into which K •v.ics. Dolores HIHchek. mum; doctor degree, $2,500 mini- Asks Finance Aid No Action on Clerk lain Frank Morean. President of | Superior Court Monday found him at 8 o'clock. the company's territory has ^Mn At;:! Muchie. Mary Ann Fay- mum and $4,600 maximum. The Borough Council took no the Auxiliary Mrs., John Katusa. K-uiity of slander and returned a divided for conversion,, purposes Ki.vniu Czajkowski, Irene Miss Ayn Suhar is general chair Teachers pointed to increased action on appointing a borouith First Officer John Katusa, Woman verdict against him. Mrs. George, Mrs. Sokh'i are shown on the maps. An accom- Ailene Sandor. Jean man. The various committees are taxes and higher living costs in clerk. Mayor Stephen Skiba said Veteran Sylvlu Price, Second Of- panying booklet explains how .. (Catherine Kollbas, The civil action was Instituted headed by the following: John their plea for wage Increases. Appear Before Boro the appointment will be made soon. ficer Thomas Jnkeway, Third Of- natural gas is gathered, transport- Mesqulta, Mary Ann my Paul Bamburak, former mem- Hiriak, Stanley Bamburak, tickets; About thirty-five members of the fleer Harry Gleckner. The Color ber of the .jsn who asked $25i. Council for Help ed nnd used, and a note from Wil- ' ;>-lie Sohayda, Judith Ann Michael Capp, Ethel Malwitz, re- Guar/~* ...... ,1d .iwili ill consisAnHi-Irlt onff JohTrttlrnt IKadenf OH AD . . faculty attended the board meet- liam S. Potter, company president, 000 to compensate for mental un- freshments; Stephen Tarnowski, ' .'i'an Serson, Dorothy Sgt. Robert Fisko, Peter Charney, ing. CARTERET — The Community calls for customer cooperation in (.'.irul Nudge, Claire Kos- KUish that was caused by "false publicity, John Kleban, hospital- layers, a new group being formed Odd Fellows List and Walter Tomczuk, Walter W. and malicious statements" made Holy Family Parochial School the undertaking. ^••ninetiE- Kratewskl, The- ity; 01 ga Holowchuck, entertain.' was granted permission to use the in the borough, appealed last night Wadiak. against him. "Making IJils changeover is a • • ' • Joan Oil, Joah Mag- ment. high school auditorium for a to the Borough Council for "funds Tin? ceremony will be flare huge undertaking," Mr. Potter's Winter's Prosram ••• Vivian Krlssak. Bamburak told the Jury that ffhe following assisting commit- Christmas play December 10. or other aid." lighted. message states. "We ask and thank Father Hundiak shed his vestments tees have been named: Walter Mrs. Edward George, spokes- The American Legion has pre- School Supervisor Edwin S. Quln you for your help so that lt can be after church services September Ginda, Stephen Hamulak, Charles man, said the group is In need of Committee* Now y pared a letter to the Board of Edu- 25, 1949, and walked among the r. in his report to the board said done with ft minimum of incon- •Advent Dahce cation asking that appointments in Bubnick, Stanley Gtada, Myron the High School Student Council funds to get started and that'lt is venience to you. You will enjoy the With Christmas Wyrk parishioners charging him with be- Bobinchik, Joseph Hiriak, William also in need of a meeting room. the bchool system which do not re- ing "a criminal." ill hold a Student Day program service of a fuel that is unsur- quire any special qualifications be Ftzula, Herbert Malwitz, Joseph November 16, when school affairs Mrs. George said that once the passed, clean, satisfactory, more And Other Plans mined by PXA. restricted to veterans of World The priest's actions were to pre- Potocnig, Michael Hiriak, Martha ill be directed by the students, Community Players get going and economical." War II and the Korean Incident. vent the formation of a church Bobenchik, Mary Lucas, Marion mako. some money, they will help CARTERET—According to the The board was invited to attend The company Is asking residents The Legion has it on reliable au- committee authorized to straighten Pavlik, Ann Pukash, Helen Suhar, financially other borough fund latest release of various commit- amily Unit Will he annual dinner meeting of the to make arrangements with It, ortees and their chairmen, this thority that many veterans have out affairs of the parish, said the Mary Sharkey, Helen Invanitski, drives. Middlesex County School Boards witli neighbors, «o that conversion winter should be a busy one for Affair Nov. 25 in applied for Janitorial positions, one plaintiff. He wafc elected chairman Catherine Kielman, Mary Suhar, Mrs. George said there are about Association to be held December mechanics can enter premises if the members of the IO.OJP. of them possessing 8 battle stars of the committee said Bamburak Ann Hiriak, Mary Kilyk, John J. 65 or 70 persons already Interested II •n-liial School Hall 4 in New Brunswick. householders are away. Every gas lodge. and 2 Invasion arrowheads. In over opposition by the priest. Pasipanki and Stanley Hiriak. in the movement and she invited A detailed report on recent fire appliance In Elizabethtown Con- This week the visiting commits other cities, the Legion noted, non- The defendant denied from the Entire proceeds will go towards the mayor and council to partici- arrange- Irills at the schools was given by solidated territory must be changed tee headed by Chairman Tom veterans of advanced age had been witness stand that he had uttered the newly i established Church pate actively. in'iiiK completed by the vir. Quln. for the natural fuel. The task Moss will visit William Struthers given these positions. Since em- the words against Bamburak as Charles Sokler, piano teacher, uly PT.A. for Its pre- Building - The church will be costing $2,600,000, Is at company who lives in Breten Woods and ployes are expected to put in 30 or charged and called ft¥e witnesses, who accompanied Mrs. George, iii i' to be held in the built in thBjnear future on the expense. who, has been HI for the last six more years, the Legion Jhought Including two Carteret police offi- ATTEND MEETING asked the Council to introduce a •^hooi hall November corner of Heald Street and upper months. tills was a financially foolish ges- cers, all of whom told the jury that Roosevelt Avenue. CARTERET—Thomas Jakeway resolution endorsing the group. \>nu Slotwlnskl is gen- On November 14 a public in- ture inasmuch the man though Bamburak "did not have a good ommander of Middlesex County Councilman Patrick Potocnig TO INSTALL KtONDAY The Choir of the church will stallation will take place In Sea- over 65 could not be permitted to Executive Committee, American suggested that the group meet CARTERET—New officers wil reputation." hold its first concert on Decem- bright Lodge and many members » i i meeting arrange- collect a full retirement pension with the council* some afternoon Be installed by the Ladie3' Aux- '•'' inude for a Christ- Attempts wfcre made during the ber 3. The program Is being pre- Legion and his adjutant, Francis are planning to attend. since he had less than 30 years of Tomczuk attended a special meet- and see whai aid can be offered. iliary of Ancient Order of Hiber- ie the children of the course of the two-day trial to sented in observance of "Lystopa-' The Christmas stocking com- service. ing in Trenton Wednesday nigh The Community Players will nians Monday night at a meeting bring out testimony regarding dif- dove Svitao" which is celebrated mittee headed by the JacobowiU •<-• 10 be announced. The where they met with National meet Monday night at 8 o'clock in to be held in the home of Mrs. A. ferences between the priest and his annually throughout the entire brothers is busy these days in see- MI charge is composed St. James Hall. J. Bonner, Longfellow Street. superiors in the church. Judge world by free Ukrainians. Commander Earl Cocke. Jr, Ing that at Christmas time the •••'"nil Sul, Mrs. Pauline A NKW ARRIVAL lr Morris refused to admit such testi- children, of the lodge members are > Pauline Yakubeck, CARTERET —A daughter was The entire program being fea- mony and limited the trial to facts not forgotten. iMI Vizenefelder, Mrs. bom to Mr. and Mrs. Emory John- tured for this particular holiday regarding the alleged slander and The sports \ committee wilt at- Mrs. son, 37 Mercer Street, Sunday at Is under the direction of Prof. How Carteret Voted at Tuesday's Election Helen the reputation of the accuser. tend a hockey game in December 11 und Mrs. the Perth Amboy General Hospital. Vusyl Kasklw. —DISTRICTS Mary Choir rehearsals are being con- and the bowling team under Cap- 6 8 10 11 Total tain George Richardson Is busy "lei't winners were Mrs. ducted every evening in the con- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES in the Hill Bowl League. Ni-ineth, Mrs. Sophie ference room of the new rectory. 223 236 275 197 111 173 242-2594 Some Veterans Face Induction, THOMAS CHABRAK (D) 237 230 292 221 — 1946 The good and welfare commit- •lu Mary Mftlek, Mrs. 257 203 101 164 J31 112 CHARLES A. EATON 142 184 113 198 tee headed by Chairman John 1 "U-. and Mrs, Kay Young People's Club Haas also is busy betting ready FOR SHERIFF for the annual roll call which 111 Draft Rale Explanation Shows 244 386 347 259 295 213 122 182 250 — 2862 i was in charge of Arranges for Dance CORNELIUS A. WALL iD» 258 takes place once u year some time tember 16, 1940, anct-#une 24, 169 187 237 173 175 154 114 124 213 - 1776 '•'i-- Louise Bozart, Mru. C'ARTEHKT Men who served HARRY L. HUBBS lR) 128 104 tn February and most of the mem- 1 11)48, or less than three years 'k Mrs. Helen Becker in the armed forces before the CARTERET—At Its last meet bers answer by mail or in person. v'ilaibeck. et^ling after JUne 24, 1948, cc- ing, the Young People's Club oi FOR CORONER end of or ufter World Wai U 279 208 118 179 242 -~ 2785 The degree team headed by coriiing to aelectlve service law. the Free Magyar Church has ur ROBERT H. JAMISON (D> 252 243 304 387 323 250 may be drafted, despite a ««"«- 241 302 384 346 275 288 212 129 176 253 — 2860 Degree Master Oeorge Richardson" • 'II Colonel Bloomer said, are en- dance November 24 in St. Jftmt. lCii 150 106 128 203 —1733 I) that they are exempt as vet- HAROLD NEIMARK lR) * 124 1«4 103 189 230 170 gree competition conducted by the erans. listed men wljo joined an- or- Hall, with Baron Bobick's orches Orand Lodge and the finals to be ganized reierve unit and then tra furnishing the music. :1<| The Illusion that such former FOK BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS held in Atlantic City. '•'!' The teen-ate club 225 155 206 262 — 3070 servicemen are safe from draft failed to participate in, drills us Irene Rompa and Ous Mlla ELMER E. BROWN (D) #84 266 333 406 353 281 307 A trophy has been awarded to ' •I'wuph's parish, W|U pre- required. 347 245 283 217 U3 172 242 — 2800 was pierced today by Col. Edgar were appointed co-chairmen as- LEON A. CAMPBELL (D> 249 748 303 381 255 — 3001 the lodge by the Craftsmen's Club -u-nutch band ol the 275 288 310 400 372 260 309 231 W 195 K. Bloomer, State director or Liable to recall whether they sisted by Miss Perka, Mary Danes, ANTHONY 8. OADEK (Dl 213 — 1696 for their float and the five-dollar 130 166 95 182 223 169 168 152 102 116 I selective service. ' are active or inactive, however, Miss Nemish, Stove Dorko, ' ALTON P. HESS lR) -180 prise that went with the trophy ••» November 18 at the 162 106 196 228 188 168 153 U6 130 217- II are reserve officers With or with- MORRIS MARGARETTEN (R) hu been given to the Community With regard to the man wno Lukaoh, Oeza Tomarl, Helen 216 168 lie 141 ill 114 208 -1849 'Nit mwlcJto: this out prior iotWe service. Try EDWARD V. LJ.PMAN ...... 123 142 89 Players who ocuuuied the Odd 1 provided W^the co- served in the armed forces prior Peter, coatroom; Marlon Kuhn m may be called at any time, trie Judy Kuhn, Lillian Versagl, tick- jfellows float as Solth Pacific. i Local 373 m the A. P. to the end of World War II, FOR MAYOR Bepartment of Defenie decrees. ets; Janet Megyesl, Elaine Oene»l, 201 216 128 195 807 — 293 ""'•ill a grant from thfl for instance, he is not granted STEPHEN SKIBA (D) 246 287 330 400 379 275 Fabian, Milak and Elsie Nemish, 312 238 198 144 149 242 - 2207 ''Hiuniice truit fund of g veteran's exempt status if he Selective service rules per- JOHN CIKO l»> 190 118 323 261 PLAN CARD rARTY 'fl«K industry, The music served less than three months taining to college Students are door. * CARTERHTlvst. Mark's Guild between Peart Harbor Day. De- elastic, giving draft boards dis- Officers also we're elected. They FOR COUNC1LMEN at St. Mark's Episcopal Church m~ trust fund it an « 305 220 3QH 225 105 17S 200 — 2684 1 Snber 7, 1941, and (Member cretion to defer OIJ ,to »ununon, are: Miss Gloria Jtemlsh, presi- "* JOHN LEBHICK 267 2)0 306 37.8 " program M public 237 387 204 119 164 203 — 2746 will hold a card party in the Par- 3 1945, date of the signing of dent: William Fabian, ylce presi- JAMES J, LUKACH ID) 259 328 382 3»3 l*y Uie-dwordtod Draftees are *JV*n a mini- 2U 190 164 176 393 — mi ish Hall, Thursday night, Novem- the Japanese surrender, FRANK BARBFORD, 4R. IR> . 172 227 123 301 244 mum of twenty*o»« (Jays be- dent: Miss Marion-Kuhn, secre- m 181 146 173 287 — 2336 ber 16. Mrs. Edward Raymond is Buoh exemptions also are 165 221 111 314 261 22a tween his physical t*»!s and the tary, and Miss Lillian Perka, PHILIP FOJOS. JR. IR> 333 434 273 352 501 -5250 chairman. withheld for those who served 451 464 486 655 4S1 m day of hU induction, treasurer. TOTAL VOTES VAST 643 PAGE TWO FRIDAY, NOVEMfefcR 10,

A(*IDENT «truok an automobile lS, Tmn.-Lflhman r ht B r JERSEY SCRAPBOOK Rubirioff Concert Bara« was chanred with being a « »R - » nes wH., LOUISA'S CAMERA TOPICS hit-an<1-iimlnwri mower, when the polio* with renklrs.^ di UF sor rrn /6 $A rat powmed mower, operated by Ing the scene of mi n, LETTER fruf MtiSK czee us WHIM Listed Tomorrow bf t. T. Barnes, sllppr-d ofT a curh, and havlnn no driver's llr Udd %*$t io PfuHfr Alhu.m~*- Louisa: s «f Vi'rlh Amhny anil I nm 19 ypRrn old and married iunswick and the ('ernhral a snlrlirr. I am not happy the .eaf.'iH' »f MMdlesPx C'ounty fly we livp. He wants to sit around • punsnr Ruhinoff an'l his Vio a bar and drink all the time. I In n popular concert today jnn't drink and I like to go to the Koosevelt Junior Ilijrii novlr.r, nnd dances But hp wnn't KO. STEINWAY IHMII, New tirnnswiclc. [ flon'i hnvp any fun sitting waU-h- Ticket* for th* concert hnve »ln? liim drink. Do you think I on sale at. Ruddy's Music Iflioultl get a divorce? I've been Imp and Eddy's Music Shop on •nftrrifri two years and it has been itate Street and Mildred's Drew hut. way nil the- time. Do you think i could 11 ml somfone to share hap- hop on Smith Street in Perth Am piness with me? oy; nt Esposito'd Music Shop on E. L. H. • Florida "SiNer ew Brunswiclc Avenue in Fords; HIS MPStv /S ml Seldow'n Stationery Shop on Answer: r/ife-fAT/NO WHICH I am not an advocate of divorce w vsfo ro oo AS Rin Street in Metuchen. RMWH if thorp Is n possible way of maklim A Wilt/SSTfUf eat or feneral atlmii«ion tickets a giinvM of marilnsc but I really w/rti •»n also he purchased from any rtf can't fee any future for you with >4f AISO DOeS A he members of the rhree sponsor SWALL0WIM6 n husbnnd whose life Is spent HI a ACT, bar, (irinklnR. You are young and All proceeds from the Kubiiuifl I think you will cither hnv<> to chniiKo his ways or (?ive you up. oncert will be used by the Ojiti Can't you find somethlnK that both iat Club Boys' Work program atwl of you like to do? It always pays y the Cerebral Palsy league of iildli.'sex County for tlie pnrcha>e What happened rltht aft-.-r this picture w*6 taken? Sequence pic- to mrrt a person half way if it ture* t*H aQ the details of an Interesting story and increases the f milch needed therapeutic eipiip doesn't mran lowering your stand- Yi»«er's enjoyment of the event. Graflex Phnto Contest prize- nent for the palfiy clinic which has ards nf rlnlit and wrong. _ -/mr winner by Brad Wilson. ,'t n established in Perth Amboy \ "<• • Louisa ciffoA- iinl which nerves the whole count v. How much more interpsting n develop a smooth technique for Hear Louisa: I,ls.s" and help with community iich lit! organized, liitcrnation- both nyrnbqlic and practical." The 'ore?" today! Woodbridge 8-1710. than « Stsinwayl . drives. This will bring you in con- ly-known ns a viola player is trees have been transplanted in the Sammy—"Yes'm, but I always tict witli other people and keep illon Katims who is also a noted National Forestry Nursery am thought It was his telephone num- yau from thinking of your lone- ylinist and first desk man in the plans have been made to present ber.' 'Tor Favorable Impressions!" some state. Try making someone DC Symphony Orchestra under individual trees to'ea^h Uruguayan d«e happy instead of expecting oacanini. Frank Miller, cellist, is State at Arbor Day exercises next Tmman says he wouldn't ap- "Tin Hutt Mill i,:n« • Tfctoi >M )'«<• nfenlcetinti you. It doesn't help amber music.ensembles. urday. He stated. "If we show the 18 GREEN STREET WOODBRIDGE, N, J. matters and even causes them to For Lafayette Tilt :Lnd of fight we have put up all avoid you. Don't answer any 'ear, we will be able to take them, "ionely Hearts" letters either, or Merlnfiri B»r» NEW BRUNSWICK — Despite think Lafayette has just as good ybu may get in trouble. Grownup girls, too, can remind the fact Rutgers .edged Brown i club as Brown. The only reason Louisa e family of the poem "Sugar and 15-12 here last Saturday. Coach he Bruins came so close Saturday '• Address your letters to: ipice and all things nice. . ." when Harvey Harman sent hLs team was because they were 'up' for the • "Louisa," P. 0. Box 532 ese cookies are served. They're through several strenuous drill aim-." Orameburg, S. C. ailed Spke Meringue Bars and Harm&n indicated he planned no •aay as breathing to make. Beat 1 this week to prepare his squad fo' Lafayette this weekend- changes in either his offensive or !f whites until stiff. Then |rad- defensive alignments this week.' iaUy best In V\ cup sugtr and V* Monday afternoons usually are About p, vanlll*. Blend In 1 packag* spent viewing movies of the previ iplct cake mix (the prepared ous Saturday's game, but Harman ujt-add-water kind) with 1 cup appearing somewhat dlspleuse Your Home ukewarm wattr. Oreaie a 7x11- with his club's performance in thi ch pan with unsalted shortening, Hall of $*ame tilt, called for an out- ne with greased waxed paper, door session to start the week Ions By making use of leftover food 'our batter into pan and spiefcd workputi. > Yes, you get all these when yoii take advantage of the iiomemaker today can save a nertngue on top . with spatula, There were no serious Injuries In great dea^ of money. iprinkle SwHh ^4 difr(thflpped wal- Saturday's game, this marking th There are some families who iuts or blancKed alraends »nd first time this year the Scarle' simply refuse to eat heated-over In preheated gal oven (38Q'- grlddfers have gone through an en- MOLDED FASHION'S FACTORY-TO-YOU PRICES!! dishes and other families who, .) for 35-tO mins, Cool in pin'% tire contest without an Injury o though ihey do not relish left- 0 mins. before turning out v7h«B tome kind. I*on Root, Rutgen over* will dutifully eat them when old, cut dawn center lengthwise candidate for All American at cen- Don't Take Our Word ... Come See For Yourself!! served. These conditions are al- nd across in 1-lnch bars. Yield: ter, was'tited for his work agains most always the result of poor, cookies. Biowh, despite the fact he wai thoughtless methods of preparing suiteHng from mSWrous minor in left-overs. Actually, there are a Difference Juries. These arfiwir better coats. law number of dishes that im- Instead of wealing a cap-and- Harnjan also praised tullbad prove when left standing a day When the Fun Begins b'own, the person who Is gradu- Jim Moriahan, apd tackje .Wal Latest styles, finest mate- or so. ated from the school of experi- B|Bher. tof their excellent work h) With any dish that does not im- Be Ready For It rials, quality workman- ence wears a wooden overcoat — Saturday'^ affair, Monahajj's. iyn Rei; prove with standing, It Is smart to Olin Miller in Atlanta JournW. nlni in& Fisher'j splendid line pla. ship. All colors, all sizes.... $49.»!» doctor it up a bit before It Is re- Go ahead and make all the Value served. The doctoring process is best left to the individual'home- faces you want during the maker because she will best kn6w party, but we'll bet there'll the tastes of her family. Howtver, be a smile behind every do use imagination and experiment Gabardine, Sharkskin, with different flavors. Also, try the one. psychology of renaming the dish, Checks. Not all colors In $ .99 it will work wonders. We wish to eijirert bttr Men look mighty happy 1 Even baked goods can be re- when they wear a sport all sije^v Come early for Ren juvenated. Try heating left-over gratitude to the voters of Cdrt(*f t, to the jacket from our store. The best selection $39.01) mutftn.s, rolls and biscuits by plac- • Valtu' ing them in the top of a double 19 reason is obvious—they've SUITS boiler and sprinkling them with paid a moderate price for Silky Broaacloth, Cova* a few drops of water. (.ounty Coinmitteeiiien and women, to the Something really delicious R it and they have just what sheen, Suede, Pitted and be gotten by reheating muffins In election bo«rd ineniberti and workej?*, and they want, as to color, qual- pant in which they were prepared ity, design and workman- *Loose Back Styles. Seeing • like this: Place Vi teaspoon butter and 1 tableapson marmalade in ship. is believing! each muffin cap. Bale In a mod- many friends, tor the splendid wort and erate (350 V) oven for li minutes Join the fun but be in style Toasted left-QV«r rolls, mufflhs when yoli do. and biscuits m»k« excellent top- effort expended in our behalf in electing pings for casierolfc. See Our Selection of GIRLS' COATS from Keep toMUd c&ke crumbi for use as toppings for puddings and the Deniiknitic ticlet tee cream. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOIJ) ANY Signed: GARMENT CNTIL WANTED PURRS TURN RICHMOND, with the purring hi*. mobile enginegn , Councilman John twhick was lieidd 0P6N SUNDAY II A, M. TO 3 P. to tear the purrl in •'•' •> cries. Under the hoof (he hot engine Mod, - AMPLl PARKING «ad thrto kltWitu.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1910 PAOE THR1R Troth of Miss Litus Parent* Pay I'bit jOiy rumujr vuuitii is OCene Revmlrd by Parents CARTERET PRESS To High School Here Stephen Kokolus and His Bride OARTRRKT -Mr. and Mrs. Atl- CONGRATULATES 1/ Bobel-Macioch Nuptials tnnnv ('itlls. 26 Hudson street, OARTERFT—Mutiy parents (It I,I,'T A pretty wedding new students arrep!«>r1 Ihe livl- Honeymooning in Miami Beach ilt 4 P. M. Saturday V UJTERWT- Mr find Mrs, tatlrm to visit Cartcret illgh CARTERET The man-iase ofpimilir sown In niswt velveteen ,'iv Family Church when Stanley Tomczuk of 90 Hermann School last week to Avenue w«« r«n*reft.nt, *. aiijwtn* acloch, 40 •# party on Saturday In honor of •ions and dniiKhters. ,.| and the late JJoseph . - Clues, Woodbridge. ski. 7«fl Cwitral Pine*, Pprth Am- I thcinimi <>mp"nri n n (I otk length veil was attached to a white I ^he {heir 35th WPdduiK annlvrrsnry. Mrs Orudner/,' Mrs. B Bishop, boy, to 8tephfn Kokolus. son of hrrnme the of Jo- ti h prospective bride is s 'ft VPS ,,rnm ff satin heirnot trimmed with aeed The affair was held at the home and Mrs. Rolewln as mothers of Mr. and Mm Joseph Koknlus. 321 - i,,!„.], son of lira, Jose- pearls and she carried n milher- of Cart.crnt High Srtirml of Ml. and Mrs. Walter fink. Mr. John Kokolu* m h'w bro1her « and Is employed Ijy the Ufiv Jnr- offlorrs nf the freshman class said Pershlng Aveniif. this borough, best man tmt Ml(h»el Pavllnetr. lk.1Klcwlcz. 72 Pujtaki Of-pearl pruyorbonk adorned with and Mrs. Tomczuk were married Mrs, A. Irvine. "president of the took place Saturday afternoon In ,„! tup late Walter,BoB»l a white orchid. sey Bell Telephone Company, iu the Holy IJamily Church by USllfird Woorlbrldge. tfpr flWMf, ii gradu- High School Parent-Teacher As- the Ukrainian Catholic Church of Thf couple will rwldp on Pw- M A. Konopka,, p'aitpr trie late Father Dzindosz Mrs. Miss Mary 'Pclr RS mnld of honor ate ol WoodbtlftRe Hi«h,9chonl, Is sodatlon, at the tea the Assumption. Perth Amboy shing Avpnu*1 Carteret. upon their .hiirnli. perforfhefl the Tnmrv.iik was the former Rose table Was gowned in peiimck blur tissue employed as an olaejrlaiafa at the RBV JtrosMv Onbro. pastor per- return from a wedding trip to faille designed with n Peter Pan .Smith, They have t'irer chil.lrrn. formed the reremony Pabco plant, Ilaritah Totjns John V . Mrs. Laura Orrek and Miami Beach. Fin. For traveling ,„ the altjjr by her collar, n mulching hat with, a Escorted to the altar hy Iw I he brirte cliosp » black suit. ii.mlry Macloch, the Mrs. Helen (,'flcvloln. plume and she cnrrlwl n bouquot Kovacn-Johnson Troth brother, Walter Tellszewski, (be and a maize topper. of pink pompons. The flow."r girl, Leonard Kahn ISmv „ The couple was presented with Announced in Boronpli brlrte wore a white satin siown Ml«8 Caroline Maciooh, niece of many gifts. designed with a titled bndlcr the brld<\ was dressed Identical ta Stationed in fort Dix The guests were Mr. nnd Mrs CARTERET — Announcement trimmed with Chanttlly lwe. a List ,\*>tr Rooks \r>ir the maid of honor and carried a Stanley Milewski. Mrs. .Fohn has been made by Mr. and Mrs mandarin collar and a full skirt \uiroi\ on RirthiUty CARTERET Reonilt l*qnard Atvllable at Ubmry colonial briurpiet nf ping pompons. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore William Johnson, 25 Orchard witith a peplum. Her handrolled Kahn, Bft Roosevelt Avenue, who fingertip vt-il )Tl.ifi'.T-Mlss Oloiia Bod- Joseph Erd«lyl served as MAYOR STKI'UHN SKIBA Smith, Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Street, formerly of -Woodbilrige, attached to a CARTEHET -In connecUoft the arrived at Fort Dlx this Weak, has hl ,,,.j,iri- of Mr. ah4 Mrs. bridegroom'.s best man. CARTF.RKT That th» hor- Wickley, Mr. and Mrs. Stanle^ of the engagement of their of Clmntlllj lace trimmed with Book Wrfk to be observed completed the process oj conver- with seett pearls and she curried p,,iiiiar, 24 StWlh Street. The couple is on ft wedding trip outh Is ^atiflflrd with its Craya, Mr. end Mrs. J. Oavuletz daughter, Ruth, to--Stephen J. next werlc. Mis Ann BhuteUO. sion from civilian to' military sta- a bouquet of c»llft lilies and bou- irpri*..party by her to Miami Beach, F!a., and upon executive w»s indicated y and daughter, Kathletn: Mr. Kovacs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mi- librnrlsn »t the C&rteret Frefc tus. vardi*. honor' of her 16th their return will reside at the when thr voters rrelceted Mayor Flunk Reczko, Mr. and Mrs. C. chael Kovars, 87 Maple Street. Public Library, today announced He is assigned to Co. I, 10th Larch Street address. For travel- S(eph«n Skiba hy the law-it Stopinskl, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley The prospective bride Is a Kind- Thr maid of honor^ Miss Flour Hiat the fi>llo*in« best sellers will Infantry Regiment, 9th Infantry Banach, Mr. and Mrs. A. Godleskl. Wre: The Mtees Olga ing the bride chow: a coral dress, vote of the winning' loot ran- uate of Woodbrldge HiRh School Lenart of Sewaren. was attired in be available: Division. Port Dix, for six weeks Mrs. H. Green. Mr. and Mrs. John a lime velveteen KOWTI styled with irl BodrAr, Ooldle bjack accessories and a corsage and is employed "by the General "Across the Rlwr and Into U»' Ml,,:,Hudak, Victoria ?ar- of orchids. pf physical conditioning, Instruc- Tomczuk. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Instrument Corporation, Eliza- a V neckline and » peplum, while Tro's," The Cardinal." "The Ad- tion In general military subjects Tomczuk and children. Fnncls the bridesmRld, Miss Helene M»k- Mmy Lukacs, Barbitfa Both are. graduates of Carteret beth. Her fiance attended Carteret vpnturer." "Floodsldo," 'The8pan« t Megyesi, Arlene and training in small arms and SCHOOL NEWS and Rosalie: Mr. and Mrs, Walter schools and served ln the II, S. symowicz of Perth Amboy, wore a Ish Gardener," "Owen Olen," "Th* High School. The bride is em- combat skills. Pancza, Rosemarie ployed In the arrcmntlne depart- Sak, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Oacclola Navy with duty in the Atlunllc Utt'» World- of Don Camillo," ulnnrta Ternlyla, Mar- and daughter, Carolyn; Mr. and and Pacific theatres. He is em- "Jubllet Trail," "World Enough Iliik. ment of the Foster Wheeler Cor- CARTRRET-The following n, Yolanda Weber. poration and her husband is em- Mrs. Jqhn V. Tomczuk and daugh- ployed at the Westvaco Division, Mrs. LeBow Hostess and T of merchandise between now A veteran of 14 years of service, historic peak, of 247 attained ln Doesn't LAY - AWAY ftnd- enemas entltlM you Conran will take over the duties, wartime' October and November, First Girl—Helen doesn't under- of military personnel officer. 1943. stand baseball at all. PLAN FREE Christmas Tree Today's Telephone Service Second Girl—How so? A daughter was born to Mr. and First lu Hybrid Cora First Girl—The other day she To Hei» iour Budget! of Your Own Choice! is $ 3fyger Value Mrs. John Ennis, 117 George Illinois ranks first in the nation went to a game, and she fell in Street, at the Rarjway Memorial In hybrid cprn production. Hospital. Mrs Ennis Is the former • The usefulness and value things . . . ways to make Ruth Biel. 11 your telephone have in- service faster, more depend- i '• i isud tremendously in the able, more economical — The Misses Vivian, Doris and lit tenygm. You can Call mm ifolmbk to you. Wilma Colkan were visiting their iir more peqple; far more sister, Mrs. James Goodwyne, at Baysldo. Va. Their uncle, William |VDple can call you. Yet its • Such research pi ays ;mi in- Puralosky, accompanied them. Mr. f"it has risen less than al- purtaiic part in ilic growth of New Jersey's Telephone Goodwyne is stationed at the Nor- '""it anything else you use. folk Naval Base. System. And we njust con- • Hack of telephone prpg- ttoye to grow. Our plans Members of the Ca,rteret High r«s is the Bell TelepWe include an $85,000,000 con- School class of 19^8 efe requested I ihoratories, Bell 5y«tein struction program for 1950- to notify Miss Clare E. Monahan i ^irch center. Here *n 511 to serve more and more at the high school of any change Jnny of more than 5,000 people, and to meet (lie in home address before December IV' i pie constantly seeks new • moitainjj needi of national 1, UflO. Plans are b«lQg made for a reunion. "i 1 better ways of doing defense. Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm L. Brown, formerly of this borough, are the NEW JEltUY C'LL parents of a daughter, Ellen, born IUWI OlilBmoJiilfl is now building TILEPHQNi COMPANY November 2 ln Mercer Hospital, Trenton. Mrs. Brown is the "Rock«t" Engine* totdmivtly! By popular Frances Bluckman. ONLY OLDSMOBILE BUILDS THIS Jwflsnd, "Boclet" production sw«ep« into, hi^b gwl Oldsmobile—and onlf Old». m^hile—oStti yon trilling "Roclut" |0tiw coupled with the superb smoothness You can feel "Sew-Confident** when FAMOUS HIGH-GOMPRESSION POWER PLANT! ' o| MW 0W«(iob.ile Hydra-Malic*! Power*

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U.S. Locksmiths Making Polls I.a Vote It Tou^ linen Spies Returned to Carteret Posts NNl'.W VIM' American lock- Health OF COMING EVENTS pieo They h:i i- une lip With WttUt lock' '<'< ilinv say will rl(>. NOVEMBER the I i e[f(ir;« of the finest ll--Dlstrlct convention, Woodmen Clrofe, 81. Hnll HnnSf'f ''*t* fit fftp world. ia~itoc* nJi^^ '•»*• www: «w» fwi>rt By OB- SflFHtA ffi St. James' H» conimoB arnijj^ NcRioes HvlnR In S Jae T. arlmit they can't THF SUN TAN 13—Cake Sale. Junior WWomen's Guild, Free Magyar church th« South at hnjoTK those in the lorks. (Part 21 IS—Card party, Zaporoska fijtch at Ukrainian Pavilion :M-S ontl criminal safe North, Negro women are more, npt 16—Card party. Legion Auidl^ry. 'n Bqrough Hall. 1 Rlomle* WIKI burn l)"l 'In not tBD to develop cancer ot the genital or- till jurt aren't in Die lf-Card party, St. Mark's Guild in Parish Hull. IUSL abstnln tvom all ruthless ex- gans th»n white women. Cancer of •tinins it ind li—Minstrel show, police Athletic Uague at HIRII 5rhl(,i •osure to sunlight. Briuiflttes and the uterus tatJbput 00 per CRnt 2l—0»nce, 8t. Demetrius' church ChQlr, Ukrainian Pavllimi '. lorks n»w nrp b^lnj arker blondes by sljort dully ex- hcivvn u i nlrnirly |.< in use. a higher antp<(i|Hliro women than 24— Thanksgiving dance, Young PeopM'.i Club, Prrp M.i'.v.,, can lny clown a little tan Church In St. Jamw' Hall. tcnml K i .irly for genri'nl dis- white wonienrj i so that gradually they J5—Pre-advent Dance, Holy family P.T.A., in School Hnll fibutbn ,n • I .1 third was set up (To fji'continued) endurp prolonged exposure 28—Wedding. Miss Florence Perry to Anthony Pusllln i> , an pin i in irntal hnsis only 8 Injury. PresbylerlariChtircn, $:30 P. M. i' rl.'iv: :: 'i All three are msde i^rom The impoitnnce of sunshine is, For Jfllety bf the best pick- heart dlscane or active wind-tucking in cfalves c«n tan\e- ,to apple Juice. Not only dn ()<>uncllinen James I.ukarh and John Leshlek. Tltey polled sizeable farmers who duit their orchirdj blocks in the piuiitry They also in- jberculosis must be especially CARTKRET — Freeholder El- timei be corrected by filling the crease the Vitamin C aoiitr majorities- , with DDT, ty W'l Insecti, nre Vitcd bankers, businessmen and about setting an overdose mer E. Brown, this boroujh, who c«lfi Biouth ^ifh finely (fr^d also enhances the krc^lnq advised to kttip dogs away, trnm and retaineNriginal flavor ,•, 'govenuvieiit iii'ents. 'sunshin?." received the largest vote word- grrain II soon al Ii h ^ ONLY BY ACCIDENT CtU> 4<«E BENEFITS. these premljjj. Veterinarians re- better than "J3ual mctlmth. Some of these lock expert* can Dr. James Ewlng, one ol the In In August 2,969,000 persons drew port that dogf A^Blng loose tn DDT- ed any candidate or. the Carter*t [rbe quoted. The agents can't, he- SYRACUSE. N. Y—In an acfti- foremost cancer researchers, and dusted orchaW» may develop diffi- monthly benefit checks amounting tfrket U%\ Tuesday. He was re- »'• Causr their joli is twn-told. One la , reported by Patrolman John many other leading cancer special- culty in brea'lhlnfe. watery eyes, ; to $81,690,000. However, checks go- | t0 pick the other fellow's lock. The A. Oalvln, Eugens H. Hayes, of ists! believe too much sunlight to snd swelling Ih'fhfe head and neck. eleo(«d by a Innft majority. Syracuse, stopped his automobile lnnn out during the first week, in Wconrl is to protect their secrets. the most important factor In The front «rd , Combination locks arc simple. for a traffic light and a c»r driven October totaled $111,950,000 and iroduclng cancer of the skin. Stlmi)l>te CrrfcM EooU Objection flnt ... u I] IT Disc* with slots arc aligned until a by William, Hayes of fully, craah«4 beneficiaries pawed the '.i.OOO.OQO. 'Noteworthy in the fact that can- When lawn grass !| "cut longer" "k«iuent water drlnklngs," said Jever falls inlo the slots. Then the into It. A tHlrd car operated by mark, due tto the 1950 amend- !«r of the skin Is tight tlmfis as the motor . . . u th;m Lbe conventtonal H to \ ihch Che specialist, "will prevent you leek opens. The moving discs and Daniel E. Hayes, of Cortland, hit ments to the Social Security Act requent among men of the navy •tecrfnt \c< jth, growth ttt the root ij'tem is from becoming stiff in the joints." "''the fallinr; lever makes a noise. the other two. None of the menwhich was signed by President is among the general popular . . . the hcnllic stimulated, fh^morc v(|orous the "Yei, blit some of the joints, don't Legendary cracksmen filed their were- related. Truman on August 28. lop. Skin cancer Is always In very the rest nf your roots, the healOiier the Uwn, serve water." J"|;lihgtcrlips to the quick and felt the dgh incklence among outdoor etc. To l«rn> it REJECTIONS •qrkerj, such as farmers and flsh- inert S» locks were refined. Giant Earthworms The Army rajected 100/413 of the tip-top *hapr . *<*Then cracksmen used stethescopes Don't tell your feathered friends, 207,038 men examined for the draft, rhen. Vto listen to the movement. Locks but U)e worms (hey get in your In August. This 48.5 per cent rejec- "Ninety per cont of skin cancers UT *N EXPERT DO TOUR •hen were innde too smooth for neighborhood are mighty ilim pick- tion rate compares with 52.5 per ocur on the face, the part of the |, that device. ir's compared to thoEe available in eeht in July, when only 12,281 were most habitually exposed to parts of Australia and South Amer- given prclndlcation tests. In Au- sunlight. Skin cancer is rare among Thank You FRONT-END REBUILDING ica. The Giant earthworms of those gust, 20.1 per cent railed to pass ^Jegroes and other dark races. This Cut Flower Murkr-t countries often are»«n inch thick the intelllgepco test increased from due too the protective coating of 10 IEAR$ EXPERreNCE JIiRii is the hircest cut flower We wish to extuid our sincere and heartfelt thanks to and a^out seven feet Inn*; each one 15.2 per cent in July to 17.6 In ilgmen't lylriK Just under the epl- MQ GlTBSSWQRK, EXPERIMENTING, DELAYS llnetket in (he world. i feast for « flock pf birds. August. erraft." the voters of the Borough of Cartyret for the fine vote ^ T«LT EQTJIPPSD SHOP ( w- Scientists tell us that If too much » STOCK OF PARTS unllght without conditioning does of confidence given us on Tuesday. iot produce a skin cancer, it may BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING & BALANCING DONT MISS THESE VALUES!! :ause a larga number of red blood We will continue to do our utmost to be worthy of :orpusclen to dissolve arid to such approval ~ - EXPIJT BRAKE SERVICE - IF YOU'RE SHORT OF CASH Ibeiate two chemicals within the OPEN A CONVENIENT ody. Both of these substances nrc amaglng to the system. Freeholder Elmer E. Brown RAHWAY BRAKE SERVICE Sunburn by drying out the skin Mayor Stephen Skrba ings on, at an early age, flnia Motor Tune-up - Gflc*«l Bfpalring -"21-Ilour Towlnj Ines and an appearance that indi- Councilmen John Ushlck and James tuk&ch 1263 MAIN STRIIT RAHWAY 7-9G71 :ates age/ Samnal J. flunnjl Jostph N. G»uu»y CHARGE ACCOUNT Negroes are much less guscep- ble to skin cancer than white ... NO RED TAPE...

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Mnrkovlri Par- In tliolr *#tfnlnK came in the Kova;, rf r school itadlum field, a two nut of the bag tn Its match' trmjET A three-way tie 4 9 sons, .Icnsrn, Poknl, Tnye Ten- i .; pine existed Rt the rlose Sfnlor Recreation rn«r loop this O'Hielly. rf 1 1 ;'""•; j 800 watched Carteret's nova. with Baumgartner's to maintain its'. a - •: we'k's matches In the *e:'k at the hltjli school pym. | Brown. If 0 ,ol football t»«m struggle lead In the Hll| Bowl 0 0 il( C'ARTKRET fU) M.nr Loop Deadlocked for Fntriktr O'Brlfn mid Zabel let) tin-' Burney, If 0 •,•!, it, second Wtbftck of thr pin peague teafti Other 0 t ENDS: Ihnat. Mura-rhi, Pusilln ' I'iiu; arc DujrtJ's Tuvrrn, :(•:)',irifl for thr winners Weber, c 1 l,,,lnu decisively to the dinners were W atid (Wfn 0 R. Medvetz •• Tiivern and Bluey's 9 '', ,]„, Barrons by a 33-14 nd Oreenwald'S. T.'ic rirnti"-.. sportlne some new 'Tomorl. c 1 s TACKLES: Tnml, Harrington, faciM. r<\ffle from behind to break I Wlluus. ra ... 1 3 1 Team Kollb BUM, Wymfln Tavern swept Benj. a t!» nt half-time and CMPA! the i *-v '« 0 0 9, . r.s brightest moments L. 1 GUARDS: Mrfllck,. Miindllshak, l all three Knmes. but St. Ellas' IOMKTS, 37-15 The Pi- Ra«an. rv, 0 0 '",„ (iu last quarter when Heljhtchew Bitar's ' .'' J'ji 7 Hilda's ::. n E'Rvern wasn't dultc as rates did most of their .vorlns In in Mt'dvetz pwsed to Hugo CENTER: Makkai 11 the 'ecnnd h.:U. tikinc advantaKe IS Ciszak's ,.. 14 11 ins? two games to Ed •..,' on the Woodbrldje Six BACKS: F. Medvetz, Tracz of weak rrtorve power of thr St Oreenwald's "... 11 Midway aurase team. In Heaven III) • .,,";'liter stepped into the endDomlnquez, Little, Benson IS Ellas' tenm Walt and Genes .... 14 tnati'h Bluey's Boys, after O 'F T ,,,, ihe first Blue »nd White Beore by periods: 13 Baumjjartner's , la 15 'hi' oprner to Mlttuch's [ Tho BrnWn's Five of Chrnme, K. Staubnck, ri 1 1 3 ihP (jarne. And Uien tri V/oodbrldKe 6 7 7 13—33 Babies ....;..::.... lo 17 lo win the two lonkhiK Hke the "dark hnrse" In C Perkins, IR nllllUlM of pl»y. Medvets Carteret .. o n 0 14-^14 Sarrtllo. e 2 4 ,,,,,K to the »tr, tossing to ! this years rnco In the senior Touchdowns: Stranbe 2, Wil- Baumgartner's (I) Tcarr • leiiKtw. nosed out the Henvers. 19- D. Staubftck. c . 3 6 ,,u. ,iio on the 12, with Bob liams 2. Mnrocchlo, Pu.'tillo, Par- Humphries 119 114 H Orlfflth. rf 0 a ,' .; ncross for Wiother totich- W 18. Supported by n hnit of new- sons M. Duskc 92 .145 W Coenscah If 1 1 and Pusltlo col- s Tavern 12 comers anil led by Johnnie Kova!; Points After Touchdown: Straube A. Gavron us 107 •nk's Tavern 12 the Browns surged nhead In the Fl. fJalewlcr, If 0 0 the extra point. 3, Puslllo. Little ,,!-(l 0. Tomlco 115 128 K!ii' \'.s Doy.s 12 ,„. from that; |1 WM a runn- R. Bubenhelmer .... 141 189 Mi'Micli'.i IJi'UKS ••• 9 4 u ,-,, the Woodbrtdjie Barrons M:t!" iiy Oar.ige 9 ;,"•,,, start as they eofopletely 620 691 673 Hi in. Mo^re . . Hill Bowl Team Pinto IJ1) ,,;, i the Blue and White MakwiiiskiPinmen, gltar's Pood (2) Waslisowlu. rf 1 JOHNNY LITTLE ART RINSON O'Donnell. rf 4 "',11 i he way, sooting » touch- T. Hoffmann 85 93 147 Kondrk's Tavern (I) Take&Leadln ,3 ,„ each of the flnt three '. Vonah 133 82 Abov# itrc two Cartertt rc»iil(HN whA arc sihn!i;lnd tn si»rt ;•;. Dacko 138 191 145 Dunn. If 0 Hill Bowl Score 127 acairut Plainflcld'r powerhouse toniDrrnw ufti rnoon. Hf-pitr in ,',i. i,nd winding; up'with two I- Mlnue U7 138 H Karney 158 161 117 Banko. If 6 U 136 Injury, I.lttlc has played In practirnUy every e:\m- tlii^ wsiui. Elliott, c 1 , „, the final duarter. B. Kopln 141 157 168 M. Dnrko 157 157 136 Mixed Pin Loop I Myer*. c . 11 „ woodbridge IMUTOIU scored Sweep \ Victories A. Kuhn 153 136 153 A. 3.iwaczak 164 176 211 s Toth. m a tirst. touchdown midway J. Mrdvntz .. 124 171 184 CAKTERET -- The Hill Bowl 4 lukach. lg 2 'rtl the first qujteter when Lee CARTERET Both the Mak- 669 616 731 — , bowlers climbed Into the driver's 4 Kolibas. IK 0 ,ui)r raced 48 yardllwhind near wlnskl Builders and the Hill Bowl 739 856 793'seat In the Hill Bowl Mixed pin 1 interference ftr, a score. had H comparatively easy time Watt. * Gene's ( Midway Game it) (loop by taking all three names 17 rlf ,rcond Woddfcrldg* touch- A. Shaner 136 182 127 OPEAKING scoring .weep triumphs in the A. Yarr 186 111 209 from the C. A C. Oil pinners as H. Bartos 112 81. EIIM' (15) that literally Broke Car- Hill Bow] Major pin leaptue this 80 105 A. Soiarpellettl 149 154 170 ' Koby rolled scores of 204 and 255 E. Tuohey 106 174 1 Resko, rf . 2 1 , i,n(k. came aftet the Bar-week. 157 E. Wykes 196 161 166 In tin first tso gamps. B. Tuohey ill 168 Poll. If . 0 0 „,„ Die ball Oil downs on the The complete results follow: 109 ABOUT SPORTS A. D^lvecchio .'. 114 160 118 M. Tunhey 133 CouKhlln"s won two from Kuhn's' Sldun, c 0 0 rIf (.i 29. Five pfey* later Tony 146 116 Blind 12S 125 125 Uiams clashed VttosA right end Odd Fellows (1) by Mey«r tn hold second place and M»k >vin- j Preputnlck, TR . 0 0. C. Oerlg 181 164 137 skis scored a two-ply win over Olda*owskl. !g 2 2 "i touchdown. Strftube plunged 602 755 618 848 W. Elliott 144 161 181 830 767 i Wait and Gene's to keep third Ackalewlci, m 2 0 U"li i he Un> lor the extra Cltilik'f (1) Bruised and battered after the Woodbridge shellacking Blind, 125 125 125 position. m Woodbrtdge threatened. E, Dorko 122 152 104 last Saturday in a game which was played in mist and Benj. Moor« (2) , atti'i- that but failed to score. S. redlam 194 117 177 W L 6 3 IS f A. Gallagher 89 136 104 rain and on a wet terrain, Al Brechka's twice-beaten Car- M. Cholowsky 145 161 146 Hill Bowl [•i . Barrons' third touchdown B. Bioan 174 167. 156 12 3! Score by periodic u L. Graeme 147 119 117 teret High School gridders play Plainfield's unbeaten A. Vcrnachio 129 144 ioa Cottfthlln's Straube Intercepted II 1, Pirates . 15 12-37 M. Kllyk 131 127 97 powerhouse here tomorrow afternoon. If the Blues hold O. Kopin 158 140 167 Makwinski . pass ajjd returned the 818 734 776 10 St. Ellas' 2 "3—13 S. Capik 106 114 126 J. Di'meter .. 130 145 144 DaPrlle's m i ho Cartewt %). A few mo- Grelner's (Z) the Union County aggregation down to 25 points they will B .1. Malinowskl 132 166 122 Walt & Gene's 1- later WUllWM W«nt through Borkoc 159 212 169 onsider themselves extremely fortunate. Plainfleld last 5 St. Jontph'n 2« 815 648 556 Kuhn's line lor the tbuchilowti. R. Lotorge ... 143 142 week trounced its traditional rival, 46 to 6, and that should 5 a P T 694 155 689 C. ft C. Oil 3 Muller, rf . 1 0 oodbrldge tdded twb more J. Calvin Jr. 110 207 Greenwald's (?.) give you a pretty good idea of Plainfield's potential power. 3 Dusty'* Tavern Steigman, rf . 0 1 1 res m the final period to com-J. Novak 141 15ft • Oawronks! 99 128 102 They have won five ^ames and tied one. 3. Komunioky 133 166 133 Kiihn's II) Molnar, If . 0 I 1 tlii> rout. ' J. Calvin 6r. 135 149 H.Uszenski 123 154 112 Stan SUwlckl 151 128 Z, 117 123 132 Benson, If 0 1 1 J. Ugl 174 135 A. Abany 110 129 163 Spme weeks ago we had a piece in this column to the jODBKIDGE (I) 170 146 175 A! 161 181 142 Lynch, c 4 0 8 J. Szeles 141 160 H. ward H8 lie 117 effect that Carteret, a Class I school, by virtue of its .small Resko 172 182 ND.s Serdinitt, Ambrose, Pe- 202 A. Kuhn 160 125 1211 Irving, c 0 2 8 M. Dtaman 133 143 148 male enrollment, should stick to Class I or even Class II Lovo . »n. Redllng, Koao. 159 171 181 L. Kuhn 148 180 147! Jackson, c 2 2 ACKLE3: KuJMMM. Eteold, 688 817 82C competition. We talked at great length with Frank Mc- 0 0 601 670 642 M. Magella 179 208 168 Harrington, rg irlaer ... Carthy on this subject last week and he agrees with us, 821 813 199 1 3 Sawrhah's 11) Slcbert, rg .. ejof:.spm&BSlp to:McCarthy in trying to arrange J. teltoer IDS 142. - 18 8 44 !>-ames with some : in the second half and polled at the Academy Alleys. In Vemlllo ... 178 S. Lesky . 132 189 130 Listed |>y Bret hka E. Resko 217 171 M up 21 point* to win out. the remaining matches, Westvaco Handicap Host To Plainfield Blind ./ 125 125 125' (M) took two from Armour's and the rowns To 156 696 864 981 868 701 826 858 p T Academy Alleys topped the A.A.C. For Rec. Dept. pintnen in two games. Eleven Tomorrow Hill Bowl (3) Staubach. rf a 2 6 Price's Men's Store (0) 3 165 129 The scores: Academy Alleys (2) Hold Piin Lead ;•" M. Duskp 128 115 101 CARTERET — Al Brcchka, Hec- Frit is. rf .... 0 0 J. Lesley .... 168 Metal & Thermit Skrypocslcl UB 159 174 CARTFRET—Beaten in Its last E. Hutnik 114 157 165 reatlon director, announced next Pfikins, If .... 1 1 Q. Basarar 126 139 (J) Baranesuk 182 192 169 CARTERET--The U. S. M. R. 1«8 152 1491 week's schedule In the Senior, Keml. If 1 4 6 Kuhn 148 155 160 Brzozowskl 200 222 149 two pames by formidable foes, Car- M. Koby 164 KopH .420 182 1S6 Foremen, taking three straight teret High School's football team T,. Klebon 153 193 164 Junior, Cub and MidKt-t basketball Staubach, C 1 2 4 Regovlch .. 160 156 R. Sloan 185 161 144 203 131 133 167 Sqca ...,....- 188 198 from Brown's Insurance,-kept Its faces no letup thi£ week as it pre- B. Koby 204 255 174 leagues as follows: Do:ii, c A 232 169 Perko 186 0 W. Suroka Udzielak 171 231 163 slim one-game lead in the Car-pares for the invasion of Platofietd's ' Senior League I Connscalc, rg ... C. Pazar 125 W. Zysk 205 178 181 0 0 teret Commercial pin loop at the unbeaten powerhouse elewn to- 827 882 753 Monday, 1:30 P. M., St. EliW 1 F. Slerkierka 322 127 185 ins x& 1 920 953 885 Academy lanes. morrow afternoon at the high C & C Oil vs. Browns Griffiths, rg 0 0 831 773 723 966 827 826 Am. Air. Cheni. Co. (1). Other two-game winners were school stadium field. Game time j, o'Donnell 121 122 124 Thursday, 1:00 P. M., St. Jo- Hill Bowl (S) Foster Wheeler («) Kayo.. Grohmann's Insurance and Kon-is 2 o'clock. .. •, I S. O'Donnell . lOfi 106 125 seph's vs. Heavers 10 24 189 163 167 171 147 Hesse drk's Tavern pinners. A fair estimate of'Prilnneld's A. Surowka !U2 135 141 Thursday, 8:30 P. M., Pirates vs. SHari Van Pelt 234 Noe Slpmko 14 181 181 Smere-cki 144 157 132 Collins .... Team Standings power may be gleaned from the H. Freeman . 151 125 184 Sitai's S. S, » p T 166 167 122 Karpinski W fast that this "past week, they de- W. SuroWkd , 183 182 150 Junior L«ague r:y. rf Kohv "3 Carlson 139 163 i 5 182 170 173 161 Galvanek U. S. M. R. Foremen . 16 feated their perennial rival, North Monday, Nathan Hale. Sehod hisclci, If Mcleod D'Zurilla »8 its n 1 1 189 174 234 177 Handicap Grohmann Insurance 15 Plainfleld by a 4'6-6 score. Earlier 679 610 130 First game. 8:30 P. M. roski. c „ Lanlgan E. Mayorek 138 154 ..... 0 j a 11 Kondrk Tavern 13 in the seasan, Plainfleld held Second (fame, 1:30 P. M. .'tii-n/. c Handicap U 11 Perth Amboy on even terms, 21-2L IV 1 7 952 880 918 Brown Insurance 12 Cub Leacue Jfl, Ig 3 1 5 All in HH', Carteret should b» in Tuesday. Nathan Hale School West Carteret Assoc. ll» 707 811 750 Nemeth Beverage ..... i!li|)s. rg ! 1 1 for a rough afternoon, no matter MACKEREL First game, 4:30 P. M, n 176 ONE FOR THE B Price's Store Kohler 139 126 v AVestvaco (2) how you look at it. The local sup- Secpnd game, 1:30 P. M. Laursen 179 185 134 porters are hoping that the Blues FISHING 7 7 21 Starek 156 GRAND U, S. M. E. Foremen (3) Midget League JVcr.s Sumer 100 103 76 brary workers have fwh$ the fol- may be lucky enough to hold the otf THI; 0 U-34 GerglU 1G2 : 192 118 184 Thursday, Nathan Hale School 142 lowing articles us«i |»,bookmarki)Ka2mer apposition down to a small' score. .us ..;.... 2 7—21 Turrlck 183 129 Donovan 194 158 . "STARDUST' First Bame, 6:30 P. M. 123 and returned with library books: S, Comba 211 no That, they admit, would be some- Dube 172 168 Milik 143 83 IT. OI'KN I'ARTV BOAT Second game, 7:30 P. M. 1$71 a strip of raw bacon,,salted cracker, Q. Sloan 183 100, what of a pioral triumph. Cursaly 176 Ltavi's I'crth Amboy >TTON DAMAOKS 173 7U 651 scissors, a rosary, playing cards. Medwlck '. 188 206 155 Ituat lUsin 7.SO A. M. in the United State; is 735' coin, receipted bill, picture proofs, Sharkey 163 201 846 Never Mind Saturday ;nnl Sunday years (ram Inpecta, accord- wedding Invitations, old films, BASKETBALL "w Agricultoi p«partm«nt, Vivacious Bravery Armours .(1) , 931 91ft 816 Peck--My views on brhiRlnn up $1.00 With Buit IKh ready, 166 181 school notes, Jewelry, draft card, says that boll weevils, ppt- Valet—"Your bawth Is Margiatto \% Brown's Insurance (0) if family are- TEAMS! 166 144 141 and—a $20 bill ( ;ip(. ('Illicit rikirsoii i< a (worms aTe on ft rampage Simon Bubanheimer 118 202 159 Mrs. Peck—Ne»er mind your Master—"Aw, I say, Perkins, I'.A. 4-S4KKM or P.A. 4-3S7G >xas and Oklahoma, not to Seca 200 199 147 iews. I'll bring up the family. You other cotton-produclng; take the bawth fotme~and Per dees 181 123 121 0 and brina up the coal. f the South aid Southwest," Ictos, make it a cold plunge. Brozowskl • 169 "3 141 BOWLING RESULTS Stojka ..' 189 138 214

917 835 794 Yellen 146 138 FOSTER-WHEELER BOWLING Wffl. Grohrnann Insurance LEAGUE 57B «95 771 M. Bleklerka 180 226 204 R. Sloan 118 220 With Bqoliimtnt from Kecelvine (D 203 125 SO} Mulnteiuno^ (0) W, fcysic 157 S. Pukasti 1P0 121 9 63 157 171 157 O Hoe WP I* I F Btekierka 115 LEVIN'S J, Prosuh IBS 164 J, Heryath 194 199 140 S. Smerecki 159 118 166 Bicolgan ,156 117 171 Bring your c^r in NOW lor a thorough winterizing OP 177 l29 job . . . don't get taught mipn-pantl. We'll check and M. Mcnda 187 H& qroinwell ™ «• 884 1005 790 COATS O. Ctelak A6?, 113 163 H. Freeman 1« 184 135 service It from bumper to bumper and you can be sure Price's Men's Shop II) Tune to Order Your gHlRTS O Morey 1W 178 14« 1(J9 197 of safe, satisfactory winter performance with fewer '«38 «31 J 189 repair bills.« * i.""" t SOX 618 765 739 L, Ctarran ia6 223 1U3 UNIFORMS Boiler Room (3) I 146 1S8 Advertlwd 160 Dependable Car Performance M- Suwchak 131 156 191 195 166 WARM-UP JACKETS 1 V. Mudrak ...... 141 120 184 ,212 203 Is Wise Economy . . . EQUIPMENT J. Poll 136 A. Buzas -. is a 851 945 9}5 All Colors Available CAN FIELD M. Lucas ,-. t-sinTi.iliy 4vlit'u your small • WIGWAM Kondrk's Tavern (2) symptoms arc caught early. SPECIAL TEAM PRICES 194 145 UO 887 770 E. Mfcdvetz 181 KILN DIAGNOSIS uncovers Get Our I'KKt: Estimate ... 221 174 17!) 151 them with no guesswork. WE HAVE Machine Stfbp (S> J; Mcdvetz . 177 196 OFKN HVKNINOS 153 166 Vuu know the enact condi- SHOTGUN and M, MedveU 215 MON. WHO. - FKI. T.'SteUko "5 W3 156 224 tion of your car.! Uun't J. Irving IW I" Hirrivan 163 TtLt 9 P. M. RIFLE SHEM 8 ihuil're a winter breakdown A. Muskarineo 136 : Irf All G»Uf t* 160 957 873 871 —BrUu your car In now! M ABd Callben (1) 160 168 SPORTING Pon&elly 241 18S 11 "I'NTINO ISSUED TI4 W. V Mudrak 175 140 ia SERVICE GOODS R»y»j .. 156171 n; JAGS Offlcp (») ... 208 168 19 401 Stak St., Purth AmW 9, »jrvlo M M M, Utfztelak Texaco Producto - 192 SMITH STREET U7 r.A. 4-3481 it Vosii » 1*0 934 824 891 Amboy Avenue aad Canvwj Boulevard WO-8-0893 Opposite fi'twk 123 m Henry Jutomkl. P"»J>. in Crow calls, old and w SHOP HOURS I TO fc-MON, TO SAT. ONU PAGE ETGHT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1950

and Norman Krasna hnvr :, 1950 Bass Distribution is Now\ w**-_*>** for her to read and Wnin,., , PAL NEWS her for a musical. (by Benny) Burt Lancaster Is another n,, ^Underway in New Jersey's Lakes woodlte who«e being rush,-,) , THEN'M iN I?'' nils of the sum- stork, will also receive flsh under parts, after his excellent , GAJN6S DOG R656A8CHCENTER Maurice Evans, fapiod English m ier survcv (if Ni••.V .Irrwy's lakes the prngrnm. The tennis courts have been ance In "The Flame and it,,, UUIUM), m Ui»4(ftQ bast made aood me otm «£tor, is in Hollywood, spending CJUjfrii row," wbick.ta, «*-. piwrt-wm now THiAer* (frtng rrtnrcntrat«l in four lakes a combination TOlter Mis nights appearing In Shaw's "The Devil's Disciple," on the stage §ny. tlir :-;t.ih' i),vision nf Flsh nnd whlrh were found by the survey to | and basketball court and, my, how CENTURY WIT WHO WPOTE'THE &RBER top box office growers. Hrv; l> •[! ii• tiifin of Conservation be suitable for the development of the children take advantage of and his days preparing for his film rently working on "Jim TI,, OF SEVILLE," WAS SO FOND OF HIS POC role with Ethel Barrymore In nrl E HI miic IirvHopmrnt, an- this fine game fish. Lake HODRI- that. All-Amerlcan." From thorn ounci cong, Green Pond ana Big Swarts- Soon the football season will 'MLLE.fOLLETTE'THAT HE HAD ENGRAVED ON "King Lady."' While this Is Evans' goes to Hal Wallls for I Und« ii li;is.s distribution pro- wood Lake have long been noted cotrw to an end and with it will HER COUAB,"BEAUMARCHAIS BEIONCS TO ME* first Hollywood movie role, he hag "Nv Man," and then he may I'D in t \rin 75.000 larHe mouth for small mouth bass fishing and enme end of outdoor play. The appeared In a number of British as.-; ni ri.iion sinnil mouth bass, will receive additional stockings. youngsters will have to to indoors films. rope for a film with a iRon Hii. nl' fiflo small mouth breed- for thflr recreation. ground. Orlnnell Lake and Little Swarts- Anthony Curtis, new stftr whose Its rliiinin 1M!VV(MTI 12 and 18 During the past years the bor- wood Lake will reerlvp a saturation career Is showing promise, admits hrlli's. ;nr im: released In varl- oiiKh had or* big problem which That dog you see stocking of 100 law mouth him to that he got his film start by "tak- with Us In ••• of tlic state. The study the acre. In Orlnnell Lake four we hope can be coped with—the Havoc In "Follow 1 ing off his shirt" After a number thi liki . this summer by a problem of Ice skating and sled- inert or larger flsh wlil lie used and of bit parts that amounted to very pet. It's a miii", toup I rxpc: ts now permits nc- ding. measuring only m, , t In Little Swartswood Lake fish be- little, a still photographer sug- ( u iii].'4 wilh various types of The lake freezes for about a week tween two and three Inches long gested a trip U> the beach. Pictures in (ififi;).'{ liberated will run Specialist of Rutgers University, 1 are warm and colorful mittens. while. H|8 SGOTTfSH TERRIER NAMEP was given the lead In "The Prince 2 per cent between min A four inch''-, in IvtU'i ; 17,000 Jiom will conduct Intensive checks to These are easy to knit, working A few streets could also be roped Who Was a Thief," which per- and mid-September to n i, thrcp i:i four ini-hes; 18,000 from determine the value of this type of GEORGE AS HIS DAILV COMPANION up Quickly In knitting worried. off tb permit the children to play formance rated stardom. per cent above that prnvjiiiu, Jy» m iiin;' incites. Seventeen stocking. In lakes found to have f SENTINEL The pair shown here are beige to their hearts content without fore the Korean War bo(>;iM K ttnius;imi (if lor small mouth buss thousands of small bass but few with embroidered backs in a rose fear of being hit by cars. v Claude Jdrman, Jr., is back In nigh prices for cotton i ill nui I•AO i:i three Inches and larger ones, It does not appear wise Minstrel rehearsals are pro Hollywood from his home In Ten- higher prices for 000 from ilmv to four inches, to ndd a few hundred more small and green. Add embroidery of dressing nicely under the direction nesses, for his rote as Da.vid Brian citrus, together with sm;ii|. • '"In mi cfleni. to determine the bass and therefore the Flsh and your own choosing. A direction leafllet for MITTENS may be ob- of Charles MaKwinskl. The re- In "Inside Straight." Jarman, who creases lor many other fmin ,. |pectivcMr"..s of .storklnR rmtchery- Game Division is anxious to find made a name for himself In his tained by sending a stamped, hearsals are twice a week—Tues- ucts, continued to pusn ' r. fel h;i ,s iituf dciennlne the sizes out what size bass may be used and role In "The" Yeafllhg," has now self-addressed envelope to the days and Fridays at the Cleveland price level upward. iii'e must, economical rfnd where they will be most valuable. pushed up past 6 feet all. Needlework Department of this School. Don't forget to get your However, prices of mrnm., i ful in Mock, a number of Budd Lake, found U> be one of •taper, requesting Leaflet No. ticket to this wonderful entertain- and materials and h)m ,, .", j;, will bo used for experi- the finest large mouth bass lakes ment. Red Skslton reserved the right farm production also IIKH, :i ukiii!, it was announced. TK-4716. in New Jersey, Is receiving the The High School team took its to appear in Television shows be- the same period, but. Irs, n.,. is :il,.'I i»l:>iiiH'd in many in- H-Year-OldfilrlSold heaviest stocking of 10,000 bass, second bad licking of the season Dogs Can Have Hay Fever fore he signed his new contract as much as the Increase m ,, (\ncf i lake larne stockings in the State Pish and Game Division Lion, Veteran of 600 from Woodbridge last Saturday to To Beoomi Child Bride with Metro. He's one Hollywood received by farmers. l'ticiilu inkc-i. announced. Mlnmapollt Doctor Says contribution that's a natural for Films, tbrfni $400 • Day the tune of 33-14. NATHANYA, Iuiel-An 11-year- In I he pn-t a number of lakes COLUMBUS, O.-Maybe that TV. THOUSAND OAKS, Calif—If you The only sunshine seen on Sat- old Yemenite girl won a divorce c .st.ru'kffl with n small number inlffl* that Rover has developed 111 have a desire to wrestle a lion, tiger urday was the 2 touchdown passes from her 40-year-ald husband when flsh liiit under the proposed Mrs. Wilhelm's Rites Is hay fever. Dr. Fred Wittich Sidney Chaplin, who wffs offered ISELIN or panther, there arc three such ani- thrown by Prank Medvetz in the she told a rabbinical court ih« had Ml I ew .sv.st m a f.>wer number of of Minneapolis says it could be. the second lead with Kirk Douglas Held Here Yesterday mals In this county that can safely last quarter. been sold for SO centi to become a THEATRE f. i •; ikes will receive- H hirgcr number Dogs can also be allergic to in "The Travelers," turned the of- be shoved around—so says their The material Is there, the coach- child bride. * fer down because he wants a part Fill. AMI SAT., V,\ m [, fish. However, the rotation metallic cooking utensils, house l)orl« I)*> . (inril.m n„. ,, CAHTERET—The funeral of trainer. , ing is there, but what is the trouble The child Bald her love couldn't in his lather's next picture, This ihedulo nf bass liberation ts so dust, orris root in face powder, at the High School. There must be be bought. She tried to kill herself. "TEA FOR TWO Mrs. Minnie Wllhelm, 87, widow At the Jungle Compound In Cali- several types of prepared dog may be a long wait for the young eaisned that, any particular lake mutiny in the ranks; anyway you She ran away from h*r husband. He Trrhnlriilor of Emll Wilhelm, one-time over- fornia there ure 60 Hon», 1] tigers, food, eggs and pine pollen, the man, because Chaplin wants to 111 be shielded periodically. 12 leopards,' IS cougari, S black pan- look at it something is not kosher traced her to in Immigrant camp Al«n I,, lint. and pond crews They can be treated the same the Lyman Funeral Home, 21 Lo- mali. if a change does not take place The girl appealed to camp author- taken out citizenship papers In thh Kulrn llrqiirm 1-v,,,,,,, iriiu1. IK1 iJ.ist ypar. it is felt by soon. way as In humans. He said h.e cust Street. A high mass of requiem The owners are zoo man Billy First offered evidence of canine ities, saying the was a child and country, he may not be able to get "GUNG 110 ie rJivi' Ion of Fish and Game a A football team consists of 11 Mt Ml», Afirr I.HM M was offered In St. Joseph Church Richards and Trader Horn who de- hay fever in 1941. Later reports wanted to go rt> school. The court back in once he leaves. iOVc iiccural" storkine policy will by Rev. Casper Yost, O.8.M. In- pend on their breed and butter from boys, but one and only one quarter- agreed and give her the divorce. i'nmt In •• l.nlv »s x fee put in II;*' in th? future. Lakes back should direct the team and sustain his observations, he said. ff (omplflr < urrrnl . \ , terment was In St. James' Ceme- earning* of their trained animals Israel authorities reported many Tyron* Power, who will stay in Hhttw Which v.crc not survt-yrcl this year not eleven quarterbacks. tery, Woodbrldge. appearing in movits. Yemenite immigrant* have child London with the "Mr. Roberts" ri.rsi THIS i:\ in ( ftbeauso uf liniiuitions of time and The quicker the team recognizes Bearers were William Grohman, For instance, a lion by the name Secret of Meringue brides. company until January, will make ;t \., >io\ i, , persomii'!. which iiro known to be and listens and plays In unison, John Connelly, Charles Brady, Jo- of Jackie, is a J40(J a day veteran The secrets of a perfect meringue a picture before he returns home. F. (irniiRtr - Aim In,,,, for the team as a whole and not good lw!s lakes and in need of seph Dowling, Roy Dunn and Pat- of 500 films. are whipping the egg whites and It's "Beyond Tims and, Space." and for any single- individual the bet- The i»lUo "OUR VERY OWN rick Donovan. There were many Skeptical film fini jhout "fake" sugar to just the right stiffness, he will have as eo-sufr, Jean Sim- ter chance the team will have The Baltic ii in International I'llla J«(>k nn Mi'i.ui defeats it has suffered, yet I can thta Bing Crosby wants her to do member of St. Joseph's Altar and ie. If It's a tiger, It,** Satan. A "SIDESHOW . NKW HHUNSWIOK-Thc builcl- only predict the Carteret score for a picture with him; Jerry WMd Rosary Society, the Lady Druids, leopard, Bongo. A black panther, l!.s r,M- Ilii- Nationjil Football the Plalnfleld game. Carteret 13, METCHIK MOTORS and Bright Eyes Council, Degree DynamitJijyRichards suld. uirr iiinl ll:i.ll of Fame are still Plainfleld 12. On th:' iiixliileel's drawins board, of Pocahontas. Only one trainer, Melvin Koonte SPECIALS but a m'i'M iiiitnb, r of football's all Besides Mrs. Weld, she is sur- does the rough stuff wit*i the cats. .fjme rir'ts who will be- honored In vived by another daughter, Mrs, He has doubled for most of the stars '49 CHEVROLET 4-Door FORDS, N. J. — P. A. 4-0348 3 DAYS ONLY the KlirJiii' will make a prior visit Josephine Diedrich, and a son, in Hollywood. The big cats are safe '49 CHEVROLET 2-Door Mon., Tuts., Wed., Nov. r n 1 THURS.-FRI.-SAT. to the sili on l.hc Rutgers' Univer- Anthony Wilhelm of Absecon. enough for actors to touch gently. But Koontz is always standing by, WINE '49 MERCURY 2-Door Sedan "FANCY PANTS' sity campus in a few weeks. THE SCREEN'S FltlST GRCAI PASSION PLAY just out of camera range. with Boh Hope and Lucille Ball Arthur L. Eviin.s, executive sec- ALL WET LIQUORS AND BEERS '48 OLDS Convertible Coupe UNEQUALLED!* UNEXCELLED! Richards supplied the first animal "SUNDOWNERS" retary of tin- Hall of Fame, and UttlR mil ni J.! JOSSir n MADISON, Ind,—Just as Judge to appear in movies in 1910 when '48 PLYMOUTH 4-Door with Robert Preston and Qeoruo K Liiile, Rutgers' director Free Delivery! STORr. . Harry E. Nichols, in dedicating a h« was with the Al O, Barr/es ctr-. '48 WILLYS Jeepster Conv. Johrl Barryrnofe, Jr, of atlili'iici. have started a search fountain in downtown Madison, CALL CA-8-9690 (Our Sat. and Sun. Matinees for fornvr All Americans now liv- declared, "Our children, and 46 DODGE 4-Door Sedan are CONTINUOUS) ing in New Jersey. • our children's children w|ll play '41 PONTIAC 2-Door , Th!'-,i' f.jrniiT top stars are want- ROCKMAN'S SUN.-MON.-TUES- around this fountain," there was Accident Fatalities ' 41 PONTIAC Club Coupe ed t;> take p:irt in an "Assembly a splash. Six-year-old Wanen Booy National safety records show agri- LIQUOR STORE • "TOAST OF NEW of All Anii'ri.Mns" at the Brown- had fallen head-first into tfi« pool culture has more motor vehicle ac- 41 CHEVROLET 4-Door ORLEANS" Randolph St.—Cor. Penhlni Rut".."r, ll.ill of Fame game here on while watching the goldfish. cident fatalities than any other type. 41 DODGE 4-Door Sed^n with Kathryn Grayion Nou'iubT 'iili. A portion of the and Mario Lama proi-ivil.s from the Kame—prime 40 PLYMOUTH 4-Door featur •

WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 1 PERTH AMIOY MOVII GUIDE LEE TODAY THRU SATW«M(H»'' ' ' for tin' lit'lh consecutive year A Heavenly Musical Hit';• vvX /• as Hit' ouUlitmling haber- MAJESTIC STRAND Betty ORABLE - Dan DADtfm * PF'IIH AW9OV 4-0IJ8 H.R1M AMBOf 4-1191 dasher of VVoodoridge Town- f fc ship. to color M , CHOOSE CHRISTMAS FURS "MY BLUE HEAVENJ Jr\, -NOW PLAYING- • "Thank you all for your -NOW — plu* Lorraine DAY , Dane CLAjWk. -patronuaj and support. I A Sm*U Deposit Will Hold Your Selection Clark Gable shall continue to serve you "WITHOUT HONOR* Barbara Stanwyck th_e l'r:,t In nationally "TO PLEASE A LADY" bratuleii merchandise at the- i SUNDAY THRU T UE8DAY ) t;,, The itorjr of a firl who wiid "NO" to Gable . , . but no* 'rteht prices!" in (lorioiu tschnicolar for long, I "TOAST OF NEW ORIJEANS" A Talc of Auto Racing Thrill* wUb KAthryn GIUY8United States believe that the Soviet army, with its con- about n law that wnuld affect all* ,'t It. Secretary of State Dean Ache- families with young ahle-bodied trol over their areas, is necessary to protect men who him- not already bten : that it Is false to speak of the West them from another German attack. In the Armed Force*. New Jersey Polf stuff reporters asked a state- wide cross-section the following Th. Hard Fart Itl question: As victory In Korea U crauoU* It's Later Than You Think!" "In the future do you think dated, we come to that part *• dispatch from a mid-Western take time of! to do the things that have every able-bodied young man never do very well. Inducing tWt who has not already been tn the natives to Uke over the countrr, is us of a worker who went to his always been in mind. Armed Forces ehould be re- with whose problems they arV day with visions of long years of There is nothing wrong with this type of quired to take military training doubtless famllar. — Richmond for one year or not?" Times-Dispatch. md rest ahead of him. He was to planning except that, in many cases, the • The results were: individual dies before the opportunity ar- Ye« • . . «H<$ Hhtortoal : mi day under a pension plan. The No 7 nt, however, proved too much and rives to carry out the program. It might be No opinion 1 Historical novel: A book w}U» Sentiment for U. M. T. Is ap- a shapely wench on the cover, much better, in the long run, for individuals and no cover on the shapely- MI a heart attack thirty minutes proximately the same In all ar»d the nation if men and women took time wench.—Tester. Miting; for work. population groups measured. At off from their -work to enjoy short periods least six out of every seven ques- Pauline ubi, this man, like most of us, of rest and leisure. There would be the gain tioned in all city suses, age groups, occupations, educational Confusing to many individuate i, the job for years In the hope of of doing something desirable and the physi- levels, and those with and those are the economist warnings that in the day when he would not have cal benefits that inevitably restore the fail- without young men In the family money Is letting cheaper and who wound be eligible for train- cheaper—especally to Individual! im a living. So many men, and ing strength of the body. Anyhow, our ad- who get loans from banks—Chris- Under the Capitol Dome in:;, say they would favor passage . imaged in the business of making vice to readers, If they contemplate a period of .such a law. tian Science Monitor. 1 plan to work full tilt up to a point of rest, after years of toll, is to remember By J. Joseph Gribbins In today .* survey, there also True appears to be no difference in at- i with economic security assured, that "it is later than you think." titude along political lines. More "Who doesn't like the smell of .TRENTON—With another gen- 9 to start filling up the law books In 1946 a total of 101,0000 barrels than one out of every ten Demo- nice fr«h paint?" aak* a hottM- eral election over, State officials with new statutes, will be called became the record crop. crats, Republicans, and Indepen- wtfe. Anyone who has Just sat on and legislators have settled down upon to reshuffle the member- . dents throughout the state favor a newly-painted park seat—Hu- Interpreting the Constitution to the business of finding enough ship of the House of Assembly OAS — Seven New Jersey gas passage of a U. M. T. bill. morist. revenue to finance trie operation on the basis of the 1950 census. companies have already received ,i- l job" of all Americans, accord- remains a problem. Worthy of particular note, too, ot the State government for an- With tallies Incomplete, Hud- natural gas allotments and are Forethought is that just as high a proportion L speaker observing Constitution other year. son, Essex and Atlantic counties awaiting the completion of the It is readily admitted, for example, that of World War II veterans (03% > A Scotchman sent his sweet- are expected to lose one assem- transcontinental pipe line i "know the Constitution and un- Because 1951 is a legislative questioned in today's survey heart a package of flower seeds such phrases as "interstate commerce," election year, many lawmakers blyman each, and Camden, Union throuth the State to receive the ! think that military training with these directions: "Plant ;t:i and Monmouth counties may natural variety from Texas "due process," and others, have a much are anxious to avoid new tax should be a part of every able- these now and you will have a each get an additional lawmaker They include Public Service hi- a large order,. The nation is cram- programs to meet the minimum bodied yount man's education. nice bouquet for your birthday." broader meaning and greater implication for the next ten years. Assistant and Gas Company. Jersey Central needs of the State government. Just before the 81st Congress —Wichita (Kan. i Beacon. ! v. i i lawyers, considered to be experts Attorney General Dominic Ca- Powoi and Liuht Company. Eliz- than they did one hundred) or even fifty, The Educational Planning Com- adjourned a few weeks ago, the vlcchia of Newark is preparing abeth Consolidated Gas Com- Air Force develops method of -utiject of constitutional law, and mission of New Jersey, however, Senate Aimed Services Com- years ago. The power of the Federal govern- the legislation. pany, County Gas Company of figures the State has a minimum mittee voU?ri 8 to 3 to put off towing helicopters. i cements that arise are about as Atlantic Highlands. City Gas ment has been greatly increased by the need of $76,949,004 In additional Hudson County at present has action on a universal training Company of New Jersey, South as the agreements, revenues. The teachers claim that nine assemblymen, while Essex bill until January. At that same elastic interpretation of certain phrases by Jersey Gas Company and the rising school enrollments will Countv has twelve, The former time, the group authorized iiiion, the nation has thousands Cumberland County Gas Com- Qlartrrrt the courts of the land. While the amend- boost school costs nearly $47,000,- county sends Democrats to the Chairman Tydlngs, Maryland i ands of jurists, many of whom 000 and that $30,000,000 Is need- Legislature and Essex sends pany. br Onrfrm PITM ment of the Constitution is not so easy, Senator, to name a subcommittee is to exactly what the Constitu- ed in addition to balance the "Clean Government" Republi- Remaining companies without to prepare a U. M. T. measure T« WMhliiioa Atr- Cmwirrrt. N. i, the same result is achieved when judges State budget. cans. Atlantic County, which is natural gas allocations inohide for the New Congress and to, de- T«l«l>hont Cart«r« I-MM n.s While there Is general appre- Chains K. This would cover the current Republican, elects two assembly- the City Gas Company of Phil- mand priority for its immediate men yearly,',".. • : the rignu of man, recognized in altar accepted interpretations to make deficit, eliminate the need of bor- Upsburg, City Gas Company of consideration In January. specific sections cover whatever case they rowing highway funds for gen- damden County, now repre- Newton, Warren County Gas When Congress put oft action Subscription rates it* wall !•- titution, the application of con- Company, Gas Department, Bor- rmtflm pout**?, ou rMr. It.to. eral State purposes, take care of sented by Democrats in the House on U. M. T. until next January, .Sit month*, !I.2V T«'2I, wt Carttt-ct, 1< •', Vvit and private debt In the United tions of the United States in their own to local governments at its pres- size of the Assembly delegations gas to customers as straight natu- push for It then. Office, undtf the Act of March 1, ent level, the association claims. will continue for a decade until ral gas but it will be used as raw His reason was that U. M. T. S879 i December 31, 1949, amounted to affairs. It does not contemplate any sub- the 1960 Federal census figures material and - enrlcher for the This tremendous total of indebtedness stantial increase or expansion of are announced. production of mixed gas. A new iKiO.OOO. This represented an in- existing State services. rate schedule must be filed with TELL MB.' HOU) FRR WOULD ) PROF. WHIZS 0UZ ? would have scared financiers to death thirty YOU HAVE TOTWVEL TO SO / about two and one-half per cent By way of a hint, the associa^ OXYCOCCUS—Come Thanks- the State Utility Board when the FROM THfLOUieJT POINT JN \ Less than 100 miles! From giving Day, New Jersey's 85,000 natural gas mix is distributed to IN THE U.S. TO TH£:.WaHe$T?J years ago. Nobody would have believed that tlon points out that 28 of the 48 Death Valley (276 ft. below alendar yea* 1949. barrels of delicious oxycoccus homes and factories. the nation and its people could carry such States now have the general sealevel) to Ml. Whitney, sales tax in one form or another, which were grown this year will (14,495 ft. above) . . . ami you indebtednesi, the Federal Govern- a financial burden except in the greatest all of which have been enacted be spread on many tables in POTATOES—Dumping of New < d about 9216,500,000,000 and state distress. Nevertheless, something like pros- during the past 20 years, five of forms to help families celebrate Jersey potatoes purchased by the net lervlce far above average, them since 1945. A 2 per cent the festive occasion. Federal Government will very good coverage with reliable .1 governments owed $18,000,000,- perity seems to be abroad in the land and sales tax In New Jersey would The State Department of Agri- probably be discontinued in the companies and prompt, careful i-est of the Stun represents indebt- few seem to be concerned about the amount produce $62,000,000 yearly, it is culture claims there is nothing future. adjustment ot all claims. Con- estimated. better during the Thanksgiving Many New jersey potato farm- sult us at anytime for expert ii a: owed or how it will be paid. urred by |he people and corpora- Pressure for new taxes is also season, or the Yultlde season, ers welcomed the appearance of analysis of your present insur- than a good turkey dinner be- being exerted by the State League their cover crops which rapidly ance policies. of Municipalities which has been decked with oxycoccus and all are covering over the remnants One Guess Allowed saying for years, without any ap- the trimmings. Of the potatoes left In their fields parent effect, that the time has If you say you never had any from this year's harvest season. Lake Success* U)e delegates to the to great progress along this line, including come when New Jersey must have oxycoccus, you are probably The growers are expected to sal- road-building, bush-clearing and basic pub- additional tax revenue and no wronij. You see, oxycoccus Is the vage considerable plant food from > Nations eUscu&sed the question of amount of fine slogans can take1 real name for cranberry. Actu- the blue potatoes. It is estimated 1111'^l assistance for, the economic de- lic services, is the lack of cash, the place of that revenue. ally, the cranberry Is the bright that when a crop of 300 sacks per mnt of the,'undeveloped areas of the Can any smart reader figure out where But with increased Federal in- red acid berry produced by any acre is dumped, fertilizer equiva- come taxes, the Korean War, the plant of the genus oxycoccus. lent to 2,400 pounds of a 5-f;-8 the talking delegates expect to get the high cost of living and other fac- This year a bumper crop of (Continued «fr Page 10) tors, New Jersey legislators are cranberries was grown in New Jteely admitted that the determent money? Jersey. The 85,000 barrels of again expected to r mark time on the question of new taxes. cranberries grown In the State Is a 27 per cent increase over last ASSEMBLY—The 1651 Legis- year, and is 10 per cent more than Piggy banks are nice but Opinions of Others lature which convenes for several average. This year's prop was ex- months of lawmaklng on January ceeded only once since 1937, when

an evil practice in lu effect on not as safe as an INSURED bank account ^ AND IN NEID Of IT meditate, after his own fashion. By Don When the Master said, "When adult drivers,, but la appalling "» the Oltlahom*-TWftS A. when the teen agett are consid- 11 -'me was op«Md with thou prajrest, enter into thy GLAMOR. GIRLS Flowers closet, and ... pray to thy Fa- ered, This mixing of gasoline and • List Saturday, it tarobably alcohol by young, Ifwsponslble When burglars broke into a summer home 1M i io many people—as It ther Which Is In secret; and thy 1 driers has got to be atopped or recently their loot was valued at $2,000, '' that here wu« custom Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly," we under- the accident repwil tfll mount ' '" la beextrodwl *0 oUier including a piggy bank containing 800 pen- stand the "closet" to mean one's to tolls undreamed of htMtofore." : •-. Mines and othw public nies and $6 in silver. We like coin savings Inner sanctuary of conscience. A He designated l«UIation to :-- • It seenu MfttcuiJtrly devices. In fact, we sell at cost a handy 1 li little meditation of this sort, at eliminate liquor salejf at gasoline -' ' for then i&SSk when stations as among ilfo most Im- Daily Coin Bank which changes the date 1 Al football Barnes, at home, in "Wlsbeln|iikloctrln- church, or walking along the portant moves to,curb accidents. everytime you insert a coin.. But you street never hurt anyone. Indeed, He also urged that parents and shouldn't accumulate too much money in i ii .on wrote: the practice might do us a lot of teachers exercise i closer super- one of them! Make it a practice to deposit •'"•' thuius are wrought by good— Pfcoenix Gazette vision over teen tigers who drive the contents of your coin savings bank at motor vehicles.—The Weekly Un- !! !l derwriter. least once a month in an insured thrift - Uiis world draltns of. TKEN-AGYDRINKERS account at the Woodbridge National. Your '" ""' world ovte believe In Thousands of automobile acci- BEGGING YOUR ^ money will not 'only be safer but earn v of prayer. *nd mil- dents are caused by drunken boys Pi Dved it. But this does David Manning J^hlte, Jour- more money for you, thanks to comoound and girls, LflU E. Holland of Kan- nalism professor at fioatro Pnl- ( mean that prayer sas City, president of the Amer- interest. to supfylcatU verslty, has warned newspapers iOM. AuUWWblle Association, against big words. He aay» the stated. papers are endangering thir fu- 11 "this practice of driving while ture by using terms that people ^nirmatlon intoxicated is increasing among don't understand: This builds up youngsters," he said. "Many think » resentment (fll-flneting) that Additional Bankini Hoiui !"!««• I to « *• M- '''" '•''" ;; It U a «ark of distinction to oarry may cause readers to, turn to the "'tush poet and hymntit, boose bottles. When they get radio or television for their news, '' ''""tuomery, tfttui drinking and driving some we he argues. the wul's Imctre turned int* potential killers." To substantiate (prove) his or une Tho temptation to imbibe has charge, Professor White cited an become mon widespread durtoa experiment (test) to which he WOODBRIDGE NATIONAL BANK ,Pf»yer the lftst yenr. he asserted, citing asked students to itioose syno- the increaw of roadside places nyms (words of \m manning) maw where boys and girls can buy ft for 25 words taken flrom news- MKMBBH VUUUlUt. *MSUVB (VITBIf ll! papers. Male collf* atudeny "" *» the pply of Ww VO an avwag* jt ;».5 mis- "More than half the states al- # out 9126 M, *i*jj i low gasoline station* to sejl (Continued mfat 10) " '"'-to Z whJakey," he wld. "t^H - r^

ARMED HUNT WORKERS. Atlantic city from Novem- "shibboleth" (catchword); "peri- sion. The nine men were not old, Although the £Mlittn employment In the De- ber 39 to December I. ... farm pheral" (edulng); "fcalwheteh" as we consider age in theae dw»J decUtynj dually hnv,, tli CLASSIFIED ADV8. fense Department Increased by Job placements by the Jfew Jewy itipi; "purlieus" (neighborhood). The oldest was 88, the youngest of law*and cannot b,.,,. M.372 during July and August, State Employment Service totaled Now, we are fully as antagon- 61, thf> average length of years except by reversal hv n,. Russia Has bringing to 836,521 the number of istic tn obfuseous polysyllablclty almost exactly 60. These JildueS lt«tf«b? Constituting,, 68,078 during; the ftnt nine pfrsons employed by th* depart' of our highest court have Avenue, BC x I .''">'- H»» »»*•", a«tly the desired shade of mean- tt.ilir, KIK, plfclrlr .A»k j n it pii'-i- branch of the Government rose of thoutpiid* of Rutgerj alumni, sec, that decorum Is rharntflmefl U) apply to giVon siim 1 lliiHI llnhrrl Viillprlnn. •'""' MI'lilU'- tte 3,042,309 at trie end of Ausrust, whose financial aid of their aima ing. In such rnsos it seems better In the courtroom and Its neigh- yardstick of the Cnnsin,,,, WOODBRTDOE INDEPENDENT six Avcniip, Moiiii'licti, .N I Mf- mightiest army ani »lr (treji In to uae It and assume that dlc- vnsslng the 3,WO,000-mark for the meter may be considerable in the borhood. Yet what they say, or Ite huicta the old ,innini LEADER III. in.n ii.tmii n "3 if the worW. first time alnee October, 19<9. years ahead, would be alienated tlonnries have not gone- entirely even what a majority of them say, not a static fminrw.nir fAHTtMT FftEM An official estimate m»df recent- hy consolidating the two collages out of fashion, will be decisive. The President, itself a livinc i,hin» r,, ly by American mUttary men of engineering of Newark College rights survive, but ti,,, ,, EARITAN TOWNSHIP FOWW IIOV (VANTKI' 1" work In (f;l« Hln- TRAFFIC TOIX IIP llnlpss we all arid something to Congress, the armed forces, the v placed Ruailsn strength si »f to- and ftuigers University, the State be reinterpreted ami <- ,.%.' BEACON li.,11 IKIIH I l<> '' KV|l»Tl«'Mi I- IIOl The 1950 traffic death toll may our vocabularies every now and state and municipal governments, r TMH. ,-M'plv In |n'is"n "I! Xnt- day: Department of Education has then. o\ir stock of words might 150 millions of people—all must from year to year mid IM-, urilin U> \\,iir-< Spivl. WIIM1. llfiutf reach 36,000, the highest since the 1. An »rmy of 175 divltton* ready warned. .. . Governor Dtlsr.oll re- degenerate (sink) to a series of to generation. Thrmii'i,•'• THtM NIWaWAf EM :!.•,, U ..inllii-lilcc. ai i-".«i Hi" «lii'f t record year of 1941, according to comply with a decision of the u*tm tfi<. l-iit'iMin II-!' for eomtai, and the ability to in- cently saved the State 16,000 by turbaknc* of tlmr tin.'.' present predictions by the National primitive grjints with which not Supreme Court if they are so 1 linn lie t*r Un* crease this to JO* division* within eHmlnatrng windstorm insurance nobly expressed hv tiic i,., I Tlmn _ He p«r Ha*UISAIil,i:i> VETBRAN named for Safety Council. Up to September 1. even B radio announcer oould clrcumstancerl that it touches J Tlmea _... lln »«t Urn* 90 days and W* in a matter of on State armories . . . PoUttclnns Justiee, ChflrlfK FVniK n F little indications that the traffic these nine men are infinitely wise. 100 llnes-threa ps,per|. He p«T lint 40.QM tanks. balls uptll the next election. TH1 NINE MSN the state itself, is suhic, t (Minimum »p»t« dtarf«I1*KV m>n. holli 2, An air force "whoa* strength Nine men la black rottes took fundamenlal law thni n,, I'liange or iopy allpW*4 monthly. w..rklriK Ki'iiolrr fiirnlHliflil rfloniK, the fourth consecutive year. selves in their temperaments and Hill 2r. leiiert to a lln»—(Iva words. In nearly categoric* Is now tbt their seats yesterday in a crowded blest may Invoke." Tin k |. in ii pi it lli'KCH II n;ii' Write in Hns fl-F in Hire of largest In the world.' It Includes Opinions of Others courtroom in what many regard regardless of its membership at 1 NO KISSES FOR GROOM our present system nf •;,„., ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING '.il; Ili-H.-IUIIil-r. ') 1-9 long ring* bombers but none with as one of Washington's overly DES MOINES. la-Jay Leam- any given time, has tremendous have his day In court ., > DHVUIIIT In a«yat)rf Bicaptluna am a rang* as great aa thU country's from Xditorial Page) ornate Government structures. mi made for utabllnhn! sccounta only f full MI.K f Inn, 32, w«.s granted a divorce from vitality. We cannot easily Imafrrtje will be done, — Thf N,.,, B-je. The U.st words included such Jnogular llnfrtlon* will b* hL<; bride of four weeks- His com- The Supreme Court of the United our Government functioning Times. clmrirei! tor M tt* onf-tlma rtlt. put, riii-;\ i:(il,l-rr, <-iln..r sif'inn, ex- 1. Tht world1! Urfeit subrntrine rare specimens (examples) as I States was beginning its new ces- without It. Ada orieril ftur tint** and illlrlil rullilllioll, llfid. I'flll Wilful- plaint; She "wouldn't kiss" him. «topi>( school districts. . . . Ralph SfeutfartE* it difficult to pay taxei. The latest kept busy repacking them. Ttey explain It this way: tha T. Fisher of Pennington has been KEY SHOP JERSEY TURKEYS best meant of preventing an in- example it the E»r] of Harewood, His only complaint' at the start elected president of Ihe National 8Z6 RAWWAY AVE., AVENEl IU WASHINGTON AVE. Phone vasion of western Europe is to be LIVE OR DRESSED nephew of JHj»g George, who lui was, "If 1 c«n survive those jeep Conference of State Director* of CARTERET 1-716! prepared to meet masses of heavily U TO 30 POUNDS Wo«4brtd*D 8-W64 and 8 < been forced .to lejl i third of his rides, I'll be 0. K." Public Health Education. , • Hand ft P»wer Lawn Mowers mechanized fre-und forces with C«r. Ajabvr Avrnup ancestral, est»te» at auction to pay Swetich twisted hit ankle and Milk productio.il in New Jersey Sharpened * Repaired. E. Link inheritance taxei. nnaller numbers of highly scientif- duriBuAugiut totaled 87,237,731 • Bk/flie*—Sates & Service SaOOOst Street sprained his knee on the 51st jump, • • • \ ' , : ' ie ground troops equipped with rev- 'HtWtA- Aft Makes. ' Most of th« hpppy buyers were and slowed down long enough to pounds, an increase of 2.42 per olutionary new weapons. t WwhiBff Machine* Repaired Box 11)03, Lake Avenue FfmtOM TlTM and Tubo 1 his old tenants—farmer! and trades- have his right lee taped. After the cent over July, according to the In connection with this point of All Makes—Parts for Sale. UAHWAY, V. J. WoodbricUe, V I people. A total of 7,000 of his 22,000 99th jump his aides, all buddies State Office of Milk Control. . HIGH TEST QUALITY • Locksorith — K«ys Cnt acres were lold te pay the taxes, view, Secretary of the Army Pace State officials and employes will RAH. 7-2049 from the 82nd Airborne Division, CONCRETE While You Writ. amounting to approximately $2,196,- said recently, "Adding to these the miss State Police Lieutenant decided he should jump from 909 Uboratorr OLSEN'S 480. feet instead of 700 because his re- more recent developments with re- Peter J. Smith who has been in MEADOW BROOK The Earl told hi* tenants he would tard to guided missiles and rock- charge of the State Capitol Po- Laundry SERVICE STATION actions were slower. From 900 feet St*)B« - Watted Gnwl POULTRY FARM like to have them bid in the homei he would have time to use his emer- ets, target seeking equipment, aid lice and who has been promoted th« fsssibitrties of ttttieal use of and fields they bad reified. gency parachute if necessary. to assistant supervisor of the Ume - Bsiefc - Onsen* - PlaaUr FOR THE WHITEST, 9WEETE8T, atomic weapon*, It may well be GEESE BEAK WIICKI Mis. Annie Mary Ridsale, 83, He took only two 5-minute breaks State Bureau of Identification that tank warfare as we know it LEANEST, BRIGHTEST WASH VOIIIIK, Irmlrr, fllllrnnl bought the coltagj (he bid lived in throughout the grind, and ate only because he is a wand yuy. . . . ALICWIIVt will toon be obsolete." M1 40 years. When It wai knocked down a milk shake with three eggs in it Frost lias knocked out, the truck IN TOWN-flBING YOUR LAUN- *; 3£,". %',;„?,," ,,'"" Raritan Mercantile k to her for $M8, the ttli, "I ini so and a few candy bar*. These official statements about crop l»rvest season for 1950 and DRY TO ?ut\y' lur (lit |inn. happy 1 could walk koine the 10 new weapons gave the pepple of cooperative auction markets are Corporation tiirkr>N, (ItirkH, miles to Leedi." the Atlantic pact countries new closing for the winter. . . . Loca) FhMe PE 4-»C75 Launderette HICAKI: FBOKT AND FAYETTE 8T8. I'nr a llful i"l«M>r The post »ftiee, with S<4 acres, Biking confidence, as they doubtless were civil defense activities will be dis- I'rrul I'ry Our I'niit- StK\ it I! wen; for fl,4M and the shoemaker Glass ontttcl enameled baking intended to do. But whether they cussed at length at the 35th an- PEKTU AMBOT N. J. 110 MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE. lr>. I'lrHNv Orilrr Marl). bought hii fhop for flM. pans may be uic4 as refrigerator iiMprtyed Russian leaders and will nual conference of the New Jer- (Of*. Acnt Mkt.) Car. Rahway 1 Hami-Mr.nl Avr OIM tenant paid $33,180 for two containers or as serving dishes In •ttsct RAiisti policy is something sey State League of Municipali- Free Delivery! AVENEL \\i\Ui farms his family h«d worked on addition to their primary use. n» one knows. Phone WBGE. 8-2149 RA-7-1160 or around for (Q0 ye«r|. The sanitary glass coatings oi FOR FREE ESTIMATE such pans do not absorb or im- Single farm« brought as much aa Strictly functional house unliv- • FLOOR COVERING StMTM Taxi $23,100 for 17B acrei »nd a house. part foreign odors* llarutuny lloflnr RUSH— RaAo Repairs Two others wer* withdrawn from able, says archltrtture dean. IliiraiuBj lluuu Inlaid Telephone Woodbridce 8-1889 sale because bid) wer« too low, A llomi; Mnlll Vrr«n-TII* Atenel Pharmacy Telephurje CA-8-S089 WOODBRIDGE iM' King George III period Itone house • VEHETIAN BUNDS Woodbridge dating from American Revolu- ARRANGE NOW FOR llRrmoiiy lloiiMf Dcat 4ualli 111* EAflWAT ATIMCI IT* Radio & Television tionary timji kreucbt • SLIPCOVERS Liquor Store Utapilful llHriuoay llaakc WOOP3BIDGE g-1914 SALE8 and SERVICE Fabrlia JOS. ANDRASCIK, PROP. Radio Overhaul a Specialty HOLIDAY & WHTER HISES Call Your Complete Stock of Domestic Free Estimates The Ore** fmoky mountain! of 1W9 —1951 SEARS Representative and Imported Wines, Beers Prompt and Expert Repairs. North CtroUu, vttalWm acrei ADAM GMJCHOSKI •till in vixp* tin>k*i. coatain Uu TO imvm BEST I', A. »- T»lu and t It* ••i 'i ™ p Ha^--WP^|i saaja1 i^SffSjppsijp

"A fart In rrteotff EiSOSWIWI • i , AVENEL 8T,( AVENEL t-mi •r I-MM A*har #.*• IMO PAOE ILEVEN •rim1* Pf<>lrMI Anything Can Get Info Old-FatilMi* fell Oil ^ Most Bor!n| Wiman'i Hiir Thiu JERSEY SCRAPBOOK w JOE MASK* Aviation Fail if Fatir* Today's Pattern Intoxicated Oyster , 111K -The Columbia Unl- ROME, rtalr TTV intentional NEW YOWC-Ale*ander O|ston, White House : y,M a poll to dtter- CoH«M Of Hairdrier, hsrt ,h(,|r member of the aviation department found Easy Prey ,,, hnnks reader* eonild- tnnu.l convention in Rome recent- of a large petroleum company, b«- „.,,st boring and came up ly and proved, If mining el, , y. c M ltevts that ktrotene, the old-fash- for Shucker's Knife .. surprising answers. hln» (in get In « Wnm8n.f hslr KKVT CJRLTtASS. U,.-nttr*c«t*** Reinforced .,11 >tf th* flts4.law.WWt) m •li)i(( In high school. Ptit on a demonstration of Industry has come up with a new u»*d In h«r wtek lamp and still one—ret the bivalves illghtly In- .,,-n John Bunyan'a "Pll- i hair »tyl*-» with 20 model, used in many farm stove*. It th* which used everything f™ toxicated on carbonated water and ,•:,••:-•• took the doubtful m dy(> to fuel of the future airplane, Steel Skeleton spoiled outers walked «cro«« th* iecon(l floor I ,. viisp' Lost," Spencer's hand went Into the masterpieces propelled. He believes kerown* Dr Herbert F, Prytherach devel- and produced an "over Ihe waves**! ,,,,,.fuf," Boswall'a "Life rhtrt wa, hair with ,Kret fMther • will fulfill the nwds of a safe and oped the mickey finn bu*ine»» H* sensation and tinkling of th* ehaiK i .inhnson," Richardson's h«lr with l,ee; hair with orchids economic fuel. found by long experimentation that deller In the Blue room directly t*| f:lin- '•! in] war." at the summer home-furnishings Betw*tn-M>al Bnack terior is finally finished and the Job lamination by mud and sand and ! states was accused market held in Chicago, aasw It children art hungry between of rebuilding has begun. The recoup Improves the keeping qualities ot •MI of dropping potato L. Oerald Kock said, "Televlsi6n meals, they should have fresh struction job should be finished the meats. ! fifrmany ln an effort is exercising an influence on the fruitv unsweetened dried fruits, sometime In October 1951. iiic potato crop. bedroom, Just like it has In the liv- nuts, pop-corn, whole grain ce- The gourmsaj believe the oyster's Preserving the outer wall of tht Wisrow radio charges: ing room." reals, milk or cheese, Instead of brush with the carbonated water White House has been a delicate op- ALASKAN OIL FIELDS. WAS HIS FACE RED? • winning or 1946 eighteen Designers are showing more and c*ndy, gum or sweetened bever- gives It an added taste test eration. To keep the stone outer i 'i mlists were sent to more convertible bedroom equip- The- Navy has announced the HOQUAIM, Wash, Fred Miller ages. The electronic machine la a little wall and the roof It has been nw-_ i States—bacteriologists ment to meet the demand for a par- discovery of two more oil fields and a companion went deer hunt- PatteA 9091, medium site. more complicated, but Is even more emry to plan a strong steel frame, (Transfer's included.) nib apron i .••! to their new mast lor atmosphere in the bedroom. ln its vast Point Barrow reserve ing recently and returned1 home useful In the commercial field, with new Inner walls and floors. Lambert Pvt takes one 9Sib. leed bag or Hi Workmen dug 25 feet below the sur- ; material on the pro, In Alaska. One field was in the empty-hand"'!, only to find Mrs, where one tainted oyster can ruin No olhtv material has played yda. 3S-ln. fabric; sm&ll apron, % a complete canning cycle. face to find a solid gravel footing . • hncterial weapon. yd.; ^4 yd. contrast. Steel output record is set lor northern part of the 35,000- Miller In the yard sitting beside such an important part In the and then built 120 concrete piers to lea u said secret labora- Send. TWENTVFIVE CENTS In Scientists who worked on the de- nine-month period. square-mile reserve on the Arc- a 100-pound, two-point buck she building of America or is used for support the outer wall. i iivijnd and Utah wen coins for this pattern to 170 News- velopment of this supersensitlve de- V. 8. Army devices new field tic coast and the other on the had bagged with a shotgun after so many different purposes as Is tecting process outstripped nal'jre the weapon. paper Pattern Dcpt., 232 West Steel H columns resting on itp- rations for Turks, Thais. southeastern border. It wandered Into her garden. lumber. 18th St., New York 11. N. Y. Print by developing tests even more sen- arate lootings will support the Door plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, sitive than the nose for ferreting out beams and the bqse of the roof STYLE NUMBER. unfit seafood. trusses, Heavy anchor bars will Ut Choose your season's wardrobe the steel columns to the stone trail. from our latest Marian Martin When this job Is done the presi- Pattern Book. Send Twenty Cents Nav*J« Indiana dent's butler, no matter how heavy for your copy today. Smart easy- Largest of Indian tribes in the he Is, will be unable to make tht sew styles for everyone. A Freo United States today are the Navajos chandeliers tinkle merely by walk- pattern is printed in the book, of Arliona and New Mexico. Now Ing across the floor above. , more than 50,000 strong, the Nav< ajos are more numerous than when New Features Added YOU... Know Market Terms: the first Spanish conquistadors Although there will be no changes Knowing the meaning to terms penetrated the southwest. made in the historical rooms, and used helps farmers to understand they will have the sajne locations and appearances as 'before, the market reports. "Market stronger" Ear Protectors White House will not be put back means prices are going up. "Market Tiiose who are working under ARE CORDIALLY firm" means prices about the same together exactly as It was. Tht noisy conditions should protect their building will have three new fea- or slightly higher. "Market dull" hearing with ear protectors, which tures—a two level basement, a means little trading. "Market weak- reduce noise by as much at 25 per grand statrwsfy and a modernized er" means prices are going down. cent. third floor. INVITED The two story basement will pro- vide additional space since the height ot the White House cannot PICK - UP - DELIVERY be changed. There will be offices for a doctor and a dentist, and a room Call for a barber. The basement also will house a heating system and air WOodbridge 8-1735 conditioning machinery, and will to inspect our newly remodeled provide needed storage space. or Most striking change will be the Perth Amboy 4-7538 new grand stairway—a dignified, winding, open stairway from tht second to the first floor. The old stairway was enclijtd. In former days, when cabinet members and their wives marched down tha AUTOMOBILE SHOWROOM stairs at formal receptions while the red coated marine band played the Blue Danube waltz, they would not For your convenum*' we have RE-MODELED and be seen except at the bottom two RE-DECORA TED our entire showroom, and we steps. f Tha new third floor was an attic cordially invite you, our customers, to conic see the until 1827. Now this floor will havt STORES eight guest rooms with baths, all SHOWROOM and - - - decorated In the same style ai th* WOODBRIDGE - FORDS second floor bedrooms. .iJW, HOPELAWN AT PINEUJ'S HATS Patty Berg and Betty Johnson beat golfing Bauer sisters. See the all-new 1950 DODGE When Care and Nursing Are Needed

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Dodge • Plymouth Sales and Service Ave. ruts ABW> 4-ISII 'Perth N.J. 159 Perth A«bty 44&U FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1850 fcLVE »TI« TbMt of New OrUmi." her manager, David Myen, also eral articles printed In Tht Nfw I spending imrcfri of the moiwy hfly- lord MltchftU and Minor Watson. to door, thereby preclplttttnt Jot of slapstick sequence* upon Replete with Technicolor, beauty takes In tow a shrimp fisherman Yorker rwfrMme. tn wnlch St. n cnndy for children and food for stray dogs. It took them ten The FulleT Sniih GlrL" which tills film depends. and cadence, this Is one of NtGJd's with bells on hta tongue (1ft* Ann's Cl»ti> MeKelway, thdn author, 1 year, ; to catch him. Ball, the accomplished Eddie AiDert is invt>iv«d as her most rainbo* enterprises. Kathryn Uni»). He and Miss Orttywm Jofn provided A factual account Of a Orsyson Is tn operatic etar who 1REEN harmlesj old counterfeiter. Fed- AR you nugnt nave «uess«d. Ed- and comely comedienne Is seen dlm-wltted suitor. Also to the cast in stnRlTiE six operatic standards Cooking Class visits New Orleans ~-—som-e time • eral authorities fry to tr«efc ctftttn mund Owwin has the title role, here AS a dtey switchboard op the codger wha vm content , Th* sVirs from door the'sfceet potnto, ,„„. , Its based upon sev- mtktag ftnd passim? fnltp *1 Lancaster. Doro uire, Mff-'lhatorpedtfllnR most typically smiih,,,, tMtes best when rnokei JiloJiet. Keeping the jiirbi , saves vitamins amt min,r,i are richest jt)^, bnxviiii :i - They are a gnod s ,,, mns A and the clfpei i;p ' the better—a point tn ,',, wlwn buying thom.

Fried RweH Pnlator, Select' 1*IRO potato^ ,„ PorLean porkk is eas yLoins?33 to digest! c lice ln fourth-Inch :,n,v Rich in vitamin B. Serve It! (Loin End) "•• 43c small amount of ewiw ny, ing pan. Have medium i',. slices ln pan nnti fry to . brown. Keep pan cover",i : I. steam. SprlnkJe wilh RUM, Smoked Cala Hams* 39c Staffed Yams Sure to delight the entire family! So tosty, so economical, and easy to prepare! 3 large yams 4 tablespoons butti i ; garine 6 1 teaspoon salt Oscar Mayer Canned Ham ** •»* 5.49 \k cup srnlded rronni Brown sujnr Boneless boiled ham! Most economical! Goes a long woy. Featured at oil Acmes! Wash yams, brush -. \v butter, >>altr In an nven r n untU soft, Cut in lmiv. C«nter Cut center, and put. thnm Acme's Frosted Fish Is Hcer. Adt! 3 lablrsptuii, Pork Chops * 65c salt and cream. Hptim, Frcih j • "Fresher Than Fresh!" to the sheIR Sprinki, , , Immediately frosted when caught! All 2 teaspoons brown r\\<-x\ Ground Beef * 59c food, no waste. No fuss, no muss! reiiiatninR butter. Hnb i eratc oven untl su-nr i • . Beef liver MESH MICID * 59c Perch Fillet *•** 41c .. • H»m wHh Swwi iVitii, Stewing Lamb -25c Whiting Fillet *• 31c J slice ham 2 \nrhp-, SQUARE S swwt potatops hoi:, ' on Shoulder Lamb *• 55c Scallops * 59c most tpndpr t tablrspoons siienr 1 cup hot watn- Brown thr hnmp '•li: ir:. sides and plaro in n i,. Cover 1mm with -lir, : potato. Add hoi u.:iti< OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P. M. drippings, pour over ii i: Coffee atoes. Covrr mid \y.\v,,- • , 350 desrefs until !i:iin Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour Baste occasionally with <•.. Prices Virginia Leo Special! At the last remove tin ,. m WKK et the top brown. Reduced! Log Cabin Syrup •"* ' 1212 M•» . ,bottlH1t. 23c Seabrook Farms Serve golden brown pancakes with plenty of Louella prize butter! Potatoes'in Ami Special This Week-End"! Fruit Stollen 39c 4 medluip swept pnty Week-end only! Regul«rly 45c! IKAl Broccoli Spears T 25c 3 taWespoons bin IT Special for one week only! IDEAL 16-01. «lb plrf. Extrj rich l» citron, cherries, oringe & lemon peel. marine Mixed Nuts 49c Nabisco Grahams ££. 29c l IMSION It-oi. A teaspoon salt •MMEYI Maxwell House Almonds In th. Shall cello phf, A8IC 5 tablespoons suKar Peas * 2 23c 25c 4 redrsWnned bnkiiv: Jelly Cocoanut •" Cake 39c HAH0OTtAm Savarin Brazil Nuts c«IU pltg J Jt Chocolate Puffs ™£ 26c 4 marshmallows c T io Succotash 27c Boll sweet potalotp^' Chase &Sanborn Cashews sr to* J7C 11-01, pkg. 31c Almond-Filled Ring rr 39c AllMDAU der. peel and mic;li A !viit| otnvn Baby Limas ' i^, »*,. 19c salt and sugar, mix t! ,ii,:h! mAXS0N Scoop out Inside nf apji'. |>.j,v!| pound can Cider "°Z 75c Choc. Nut Fudge Layer 65c CMtff]U Baby Food 97c French Fries 19c a margin of about ', Down (x. pci pound! Marshmallows pkB 33c R00K ^I,. around. Fill apples \vit; LUMMII Gerber'Gb s Cereal ZT115c StrawberriescZ 45c sw«et potatoes- Place in Beech-Nut « Krispy (Crunch «J9c Keep Your Bread Bill Down! dish and bake in an n^ Uncle Ben's Rice ?Z't 20c Peaches 23c greesuntil apples arc c<> >: Sanka Coffee Krisppy Crackers 27c 15 minutes. "Plnce mu SIABROOK 10-ei. Vacuum Parked CAMfliU'S Yellow Split Peas TT Ik | Supreme Enriched on top of potato miv ! tojOV?I\.flnd allow m ,rt:!nitl.:JI pound can 85c rORDNOOK pkf. Tomato Soup 2"^ 21c Asco Tea *"" **Y« * 49c Limas 29c to brown. Special Ihit 2'A to 2Vi lbs, llm»s in pod. COFFIE Sweet rotators with Asco 79c DORSET II'/a-ot. WhiteBread Patties can Ideal Concentrated er blend. Try it! Hamburger Grilled Mashed sweet potatoe 35c Toasts better, tastes bet- Our !uw everyday price! Brown sugar Special for one week only! Help the Damon Runyon Fund! •ter, stays fresh longer. Orange Jukt 2 *2 39c Sausage patties Save 3c a loaf! Each can makei 1 14 pinti of juice! Fill a deep buttered Win-Crest £ 77c IKAL Pint IOBFORD 14c with mashed swept p Ligl.tcr bodiod, vigorous flavor. Apple Juice *A-oi. ran 27c Large Prunes 16-01. pVg. 25c Our low everyday lot! sprinkle llKhtly with bim:: wi RUDCO Cover with sausaec pat':' •j'nil Grapefruit Juice 2 !£• 27c Red Cabbage 16-fli. jar 16c lll)l fAR D airycrest 24-Piece Silver- have been pun browned A Tomato Juice " 2 ™ 25c Lima Beans * *« 21°; 25c teaspoons of th> dr:i);:= 'i SIANOAIID l flavor. Bake ln an oven ;t'n) •:;'-': Aerowax Apple Sauce ^ 15c Tomatoes 21" 25c ream »125c plate Set $098 for 15 to 20 minutrs. ASCO y Our fiNftty. quaHtyl Rkhtr, aL q 7-oi. Nothing to Buy! ^J Spiced SwMt Potato Bills Fruit Cocktail Jo:r Mn 37c y Pack (on ' Mtfcroof baj Id 39c ^ 99c 2 cups hot mashnl ".'.i"1. :: 25c r 45c DEI ^ONTiEE »-oz. 0 carton 77\, Guaranteed! 6 teaspoons, 6 soup spoon], 6 knlvtl, 6 forks! Beautiful! Famous quality! Limittd tatoes Pineapple ^rStmd tori5n c Beef Stew"" "" 16-oi. ton 43c Pl IWAIDEMl Puipit, In Extra Ice Cream Cake Roll 39c fi(n» only! 2 tablespoons melted '' ••'•<* Old English Htavy Syrup 10-et. cm Stuffed Olives "ZXL 29c \'i teaspoon salt 2 l0UELlA 1 egg beaten Wax r 39c::; 69c Pumpkin 2 ™ 29c Erap.Milk -'' Hl-C pecans or black w;il:us- night ft our nearby Acme Market for Weston Assorted Fancy Cakes '^ 29c Plour * Orangeade delivery in the wee hours of the morning. Deep fat A matvelousmatvetous, delicious assortment of favorite fancy cakes! • ^^ *-u\* m m Mm Combine sweet potatoes biitu IT 31c Fancy Lorge salt, egg. spices and nut- Long Mand Into balh. roll ln flour. Fi Ideal Choc. Peppermint PatHes -; 39c I Cailllf lOWef d«p fat until a noktm Durkee Spices Ser* titty creamed cauliflower for a ehange! Specially priced this week-end! Drain on unglazed papn r Whole tlorei ift? Ht Kifkimm's Flakes 29c Sweethearts 3 r.'35c Sweet P€>t»toes with r«rk Ko> Grwri Cimimn '.'„'• 12c bath Pare sweet potatoes wA > L Cleanser *•«**'« 2'^ 19c 9 halves, lengthwise, parbnii i" Ground Nutmeg ^,' 19( Sweetheart li; 1 Florida Oranges utw, drain and place In > Black Pepper V.', 32( Lux Soap 3 r: 23c wllBB 1 1 Floor Wax "T»!.t B&mbi juice! Popular sire. Today's best orang« value! At all Acmes! pork roast 1 hour befon i fefW ! Pl Td' b done. Cook untl! tnulii '»-> WMMn r; U. S. No. Largt Florida S«cdleti tbe potatoes when ba . Devonsheer Camplexiort Soap 2 <*- 13c Floor Wax "^ 63c meat. Wl1 10-ft. D d s Melba Toast Dial Soap " '~' 2e'Z37c Polish HWNITUt"""e bank 27c I Potatoes ;.? 23c Grapefruit 2 ^ 19c Orance Sw«t Potut«» 3 6 medium sweet pouii» padiag* I / C Blue White 2.^k TJ7c Scratch Cover JLTMe Iceberg ^ettuce^r^ 15c Idaho Potatoes 10 ^ >>•• 49c 4 slices bacon dived Vi cup hot water CA bt Gre-Solvent 113c i33c Shoe White rSi"S! 8c, *S Brussel Sprouts Ttr 19c Carrots CADFOINIA 2 *** ll^c 3 taWespoons orange m.. lade CRISCO PttA1I lW Cook sweet potatoes uiit!:< P«el ind Out Into halves i AJAX CLEANSER ' ^«... \U tlv A! 1 33c ^ 91c wl«e. Brpwn bacon HBl> Sav« Over 40% on A REDEEM YOUR )9t CWFON water to bacon dripping ' TN 3-LB. CAN AT ACMtt Swift's Cleanser "SrST l-.-2'lTlSe HALL Dinn«rwar» tato halves. Cover skllM ' Get jour 16-piece ilarler Ml /«r only slowly until potatoes art' m WPAT ly hot. Remove potatm.-, i Startar Kt in bwirtifgl dUh. Add nwrmalade i<> ! > Sjirlngtiim pllllkli; l horns behtod her, i""' Fresh Eggs •* £5t,Tu 79c Gbndale Club *~*. I slip m » new pa»r ot• iiyi'«; -n atttmnoyed tia"'1 Fresh Eggs * CS15t. &k "^owloiw Salami h« to drive o". !! c it Vbii way' Frew — - '.% run ln my ';' hi friend Is *"''" me to in" «ut. -^lUfiff" •T~ Him '/hi you vi HElN2 0yen i£X ;v;. fdeal Orange Juice u the J'"1" •thins w ARfMMW1 FRIDAY, !f0VlMWSR 10, 1M0 ^SES NOf ML. (in % mam )f:v. ill—Just before leaving n Arrlvln(!h0 Gtt Autos Inspected, k Charles ButUr grabbed High School Student Leaden iiir, sftrmge and poured the Ferber Warns Motorists Hazards at Hazlewood Avenue, To Attend 25th Annual Session TBBNTON-Mritor Vehicle Dl- officers. Rahway, Ramp to be Corrected 1,500 .._ y$m3i uimm w &t— -:^;X:;;. ; ^ ••-»... .. • i..v ».f .<«iu«*l />- Robert Moore, Flemington; ««aj- lal w d theih r owners subject to The new entrance will b< /I CCORDIAN Uie NPW Jersey Associations of tlvc committee members, Clydtjrevocaton procc-fdlngs inspectors dny announced that plans had | lined wiUi white rtflectlng 1 High School Council ;. Llnder, Red Bank; BcnjMQtn j have oniers to apprehend all vlo- been completed to remodel the delineate it better at nlghi. I,, fore you BUY!! With tlie ovprall conference Whltehead, Prenchtown, apd David rntrip entrance of Hazel wood Ave- j addition to this, xhv bended nno In FUhway. ani tow h«ve theme of "Better Learning Todayi Lauman. Preehotd. • I Owners will not receive mall no- lln<» on the pnrement will f This location, which has been for Better Citkenship Tomorrow,"i tices for the second Inspection I In guiding motorists desiring In aroommodtttr nn the hlfth school leaders will spend period which bei^sn September 1, thr srene of many accidents in | proceed to Hazelwood Avenue COTTON CURBS pnst years, permits vehicles to go number of the day discussing secondary the due date for each vehicle ap- - Tl>e Job of modernizing thl* AH restrictions on cotton pro- vehicle ap from heavily traveled Route 23 school problems. There will be 20 pftarlng on the bnrk of the first ! tersection will br perfortried by panel croups In «dditi(5n to theduction in the United States tat US D to the local street The i maintenance division of the SUM* NOW! Inspection sticker nhruptness of the transition from Keneral .sessions 1851 have been lifted by the Gov- Anxious to avoid rongestlon at H I u h w a y Department. BMlqpt f our former <4udettts ernment, according to Secretary the hiRhway has been the cause chunglnK the approach, K In the morning, the student the stations In the rvent of bad of thesi accidents in the opinion playtnr profeMfoM«Hv:! of Agriculture Brannin, who weather in the winter months Island opening) preceding ,,. ,,„« council members wtll he*r an ad- t'f Hlithway Department engineers ramp entrance will be filled In dress by Dr. EMjeart K. PretweH, points out that the nation needsahead, Director Ferner urge own- er^ to rnnke their nppparances at Undei the plans for remodeling prevent U-turns from adding trfj* Boy Scout otecutlve and former at least two-thirds (fidtt cotton the approach to the ramp will be fir hazards. 5 LESSONS FREE professor of educaton nt Columbia the statons on schedule. Delayed than farmers grew $is year*. placed about 245 feet ahead of thr to the FIRST 10 GIRUs Unlmslty. appearances create Ions; lines und Work on this project will st4K ' Otherwise, it ml?ht run Into a I'xktlrid entrance which Is adja- as soon as malerlals which ajf# A*e MO Enrolling The irraup will be welcomed to Inconvenience Inter, hr r.nid. serious shortage under the national cent to the balustrRde of the VIH-now on order have bten deliver^!. for the State University campus by Director Ferber jilso reminded defense program. Farmers liave motorists that vehicles must dis- Provost Mason W. Grose and Mil- been asked to plant at least 3 J.000,- ton Viorst of Pa tenon, president play the second period sticker to 000 acres In 1951, con»KCd with A LARGE SELECTION OF 124 ( of tlie Student Council for Rutgers be eligible for license renewal In First of Young Folk's Concerts ,<««.. »> BASS ACCORDIONS ON HAND \ men's colleges. The Rutgers Band about 69,000,000 this'fear. 1951. • ,J* *hr Compkte Selwttan and Glee Club will also entertaala at the utru-.nl opening session. g STALK ,w V|OI,INS, f IAKINKTS, Lad7 To be Given in Newark, Nov. 11 The Keaernl session will be fol- TRUMPETS, TKOftfltONF.8, Five year-old Thomas was ex- DBTBOIT. Mich.—The stork NEWARK Thr first of the Orif-: innovation in the field or mutfc lowed by the 20 paiitl discussions M" •1 70 SAXOl'HONKS, IMtlTMH and tremely fond of carpentering. At- ready visited the Woelkers house- fltti Musk- Foundation's new series! education. i 1 * *J AMPLIriFJtit. and luneheon. Ured in his carpenter's apron and hold recently, ns three sons became of orchestra! concert* for yomm Because of the expense attache^ The afternoon session will be tarryta* his tiny kit of tools he lathers on the same day. Mrs. people will be presented at the, to thoii presentation, four ratheT featured by n Town Meeting with iipproached his sister Rlargaret, Frederick Woelkers, Jr., gave birth Mosqur Theatre, Newark, r»i Silt-: than six of the concerts will bf EDDIE'S Music Center four high, school students as theaged seven and Inquired U there to a bay. Mrs. Robert Woelkers urdiiy mornlnif. November 11. by|glv(n this season. As heretofore, speakers and Dr. Houston Peter- wasn't something he ebu^f build lied a girl at one hospital, while Tlir Little Orchestrn Society of i cartoonists, b«ll«t dancers, solo* son, professor of philosophy at for her. Mrs. John Woelkers became the New York Thomas Scherman wllljtsU and other visual aids will, M and School of Music Rutgers and a radio personality, as Margaret regardad the* tiny mother of a girl at another hos- conduct Mtlton Cross will be nar- j employed to stlmualft audience In* pital. Ed. BonkotJU, Prop. the moderator. workman with an indulgent eye rator I terest. Kenneth Norwood of Som,ervllle, STATE STHEBT P. A. 4-1290 apd loftily replied: "WeK, I would P»tt»ni T»»4: 11, It, 18. It, 10. Both educators and musicians! At least one of the number per- president of the Association, wUl be like a doll's house, but I don't New radio-controlled tank Is dis- BU8 1» b«l«ro, skirt, Z% yds. 54- huve stressed thr value of these j formed at each concert will be a In charge of the all-day meeting. want to employ child labor." played at Aberdeen. In. up; blouse, trim, 1W yds. »-lo. youth conceits and have hailed' musical work which will be "taken Send THIRTY CENTS In coins them as i> worthwhile- find timely npart and then put together again" far special pattern to 170 News- by Conductor Scherman. Thus in Now at paper Pattern D«pt., 232 West the opening concert, entitled "Mu- Ittb Si, New York 11, N. Y. Print sic Tells A Story," the Richard plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDREM, Mayor »TYLE NUMBER. < Kin of Late Strauss .symphonic tone poem Choose your season's wardrobe "Till Eulenspi*nrl" will be ana- LOMAX from oar latest Marian Martin lyzed while the muslcul themes and Pattern Book. S«nd Twtnty Cents Of Amboy Is Dead the merry pranks of the legendary for jo»r copy today. Smart easy- Till will be visualized In a series of •«w rtyles for eTeryone. A Free. PERTH AMBOY—Mrs. Harriet cartoons drawn by Lisl Weil. pMttra Is printed la the book. Tlco Giiitenhoven of 222 Water Subsequent connVJ In the ser- Street, died last Saturday at theies will bf wlven on Janunry 27, LEAP INTO WELL SAVES CHIU) Perth Amboy Oeneral Hospital, and March 3 and 31 Audience par- ROBY. Texas—Mrs, Jack Rob- Betides her husband. Bernard F ticipation will mark nil of them. erts. 22. Jumped Into a 40-foot cis- Gustenhovtn. she is survived by The audience will play the toy In- tern to have her 19-months old two daughters, Jane P. at home. struments' in Haydn''? Toy Sym- phony in the second program and son, who had tumbled In while Mrs. John J. Ruth of WoodbridKe; chasing a cat. She found the child will help In ronductlnK the third. three sons, John A. and Thomas floating just under the surface and In the final program the young- heW him above water until a fire- L. tit tome, iuid Bernard. W of sters will be the chorus of nn oper- man brought a ladder. The acci- Rarltan Township; and ft brother atlc presentation. Gllbers and Sul- 1 dent occurred at the home of a Ira B. Tlce of Washington, D. C.livan's "Pinafort" Complete with friend. und five grandchildren. She was the dmiKhter of the Built-in Directional WAX. HITS NEIGHBORS. late: Ira B. Tlce and Mrs. Florence Evening Bag to Make FIVE POINTS, Wt».—When Mr. Llddle Tlce, the forme; served as Roto Scope Antenna and Mrs. Ralph Dahiberg learned Mayor of Perth Amboy. Mrs. Ous- that their son had been killed In tenhoven was Past President of the Korea, John Smelcer, a neighbdr, Y. M. C. A. Ladies' Auxiliary. Past laty to Tune as a Radio offered to help the Dahlbergs with President of the Grammar School their haying. The next day, Smel- P. T. A. and a member of the Perth eer was Informed that his own son,Amboy General Hospital Guild Pfc. Richard Bfeloer also had died 3he served as admitting clerk In In action in'Korea. the Perth Amboy Oenrrnl Hospital until her recent illness. Rise In rural auto accidents Burial was In Saint Gertrude's INCN seen as hindrance to defense. Cemetery, Railway.

Black lace over p.ile taffeta, the nuwt beguiling fabric rombinu- tion for evening, mukeN this Now .., from Admiral. .. big picture television dainty pouch hiig. It's an inex- pensive anil simple SWWIHK .proj- in the molt compact cabinet ever built. Ye«, th'ii ect for (he girl whu anticipates ttiualionaJ new 16' Admiral is practically all a party ur two this sfison, A di- picture... in • smart, »tre«inlinej eabiaet thai rtttion fur this EVENING HAG measure* enly 1W wide. And what, a * may be obtained by sending a picture • • • clear at the movies ... on itamped, M-lf-aihlrejUtfd envel- ope to live Net'dlt-work Depart- Admkral'i amazing glare-free Filteray tube. IN THIS AMAZING ment of this paper, requesting |a#y to tune a* • radio. I^ltllet No. K-lti7li, Mf*t tMIl COMBINATION RKCOR1) CHUTE' LEAP. The jump which Aii Pojce Capt, Richard V. Wheeler, of Water- rout. Mass.. made from a height SA1E1 of more than 8 miles is believed to lave set a new world's parachute &m drop record—exceeding by 2,000 the record of 40,200 feet set by Col. Inctafci W. E. Lovelack 3rd, in June, 1943. New fall Capt. Whtsler jumped 42,440 feet. Thl* also surpassed the recent Just arrived! jumps by Capt. Vincent Mazza, of COATS'SUITS Naplerville, 111., who jumped from 43,213 and 41,586 feet. Regular// i+AM34 STORK TOO FAST. DETROIT, Mich. Mrs. Eleanor- Admiral Hardy, 43, who already had eighteen children, which were all bom at home, recently gave birth tot lier nineteenth child at a hos- pital, by accident. Mrs. Hardy and her husband, Francis, 54, were out driving when Mrs. Hardy suddenly F10IST «OW CENTER for t^ ubin*\* i* TVfT^- realized that there wouldn't be pbMOgrafh entertainment! Tb«t> yoitf r*ffrv»4 f»t * SUV A SUIl AND COAT OR ANY time to get home—so the baby, a wk«» you two Admiral'i fainou* Wl-Ft»^ Theatw.1 * Now Birl, was born at a nearby hospital. 2 COATS OR ANY 2 SUfTS AND The Hardys now have ten boys and ,. . uit^lthu pictures clear M the mptfea M«M|U' f nine girls—all single births. •Wen. SAVi $10 ON THE COMBINATION! MAX LAYS EGG. msMmmM^- . .'-./..--fu-tam KINO WILLIAM, Va.—Max, a m 14" parrot owned by Mr. and Mrs. R. $ T. Trimmer, for the past eighteen P«4.TM years recently surprised ''his" own- nCTURE TUBE! ers by laying an eyy. Max Is no* MAKE YOUR •Maxine." HAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED RIGHT OWN TERMS! CALL A DEUVKBY SERVICE 5ea our /*•*'• Q"4 Middle* D«parrmentf Fur Your Section Cupsult Us PHONE P. A. 4-

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15% DOWN r- 18 MONTHS TO t»AY MILTON'S W ttlll St., ftrtl tabiy QUALITY CLEANERS 417 MARKET »T. HOUe and AUTO SU OWN WUDAY 1* I tM. PERTH AMBOY, 74 Ysar-OH Marine Thiman Oelleots 32 Yiar Aiflwtonidfflif Oan't Tai Living Under thi Ground Wt're Proponing An Imposing Pie Old Debt on Western Tour Plaitl All-Weather Coats Tak«i Bill* Flrlni Till - H PnjriloanV, Doctor Say5 BURLINGTON, Iowa - Presi- Baltimore School, Doesn't Make Man Htrmlf QUANTICO. Va.-Usually Ifi th« MEMPHIS, Tenn. -The ,.„ , dent Truman collected • 32-r«»r- FAITH, S D l/oren E. Slocum, phi salts in the Marine Corps who American can't take it, n,",' ', old debt on his recent nation-wide fabe Ruth's Home, 79. !lnni<"i rmphntlcally thai he's • teach yminR leathernecks ,^bw to McCloj of the University ,,f r,, tour. nnil. although he has lived eight shoot with the startling accuracy told a recent, meeting ,,f IL,." Elmer Van Tine, in employe* undci unmnd for more than 40 fm which the MarlneB »r» noted. •oclatlon for physical ail,i m,,, "Josed to Juveniles of the lows ordnance plant in r< lie tnke.i the poslttoH that hut that situation was reversed re- rehabilitation. BAt/riMOItK. Md For B4 years Burlington, borrowed $15 from thi cently ^b«^.,,1fc^!> If Vi teaspoon ginger OH for Chltken Thlol 1 "I'll bet that If you n kr,i , west of the town and had moved pumpkins grew upon a tie* !" We "2 teaspoon nutmeg TraHIo Light 36 Years A(o 5 Bt the M-hopl. -JaiM Ruth OTice told PfTTSBUhoft Pa. - Mitthew 000 doctors if they had a rh«rk into it. believe the poet, Carry!, who wrote '•4 tpnspoou' cinnamon CLEVELAND, O.-August 5 will him, when hn wn al the height of Simpson, 30, found that persistence last year, only 5 per cent nf H,,, 2 eRg whites be the 3f)th birthday anniversary his dory: "We're all in life to do Slocum had had three other those lines, would aRret that, and truthfulness, long considered could say they had." "homes" since ha dug that first pumpkin in a pie can be even marc ^ teaspoon vanilla of the traffic light—that Instrument good Ami I hope that wherl I die virtues, did not pay off for him. Conducting research on pi .,„ hole and all have been underground. imposing, especially If It happens 1 cup shredded cnconut.toasted' that tins given many Americana n il will have lived so I can help the Hailed into court, he admitted education it the University 1 baked 9-lnch pie shell high blood preisure. Jboys of America to live stralghter His present dugout It a five by to be this glamorous coconut chif- taking the tame automobile from Iowa, Dr. McCloy said exerrm *«hd cli'iincr lives." eight hole with a trip door leading fon version. Here is the perfect pir; Soften gelatine In cold water According to the Cleveland Auto- the same parking lot twic* within Combine pumpkin, evaporated important in that "while ii ,|, j And there's Jolson. He visited downward and a three foot moke to climax your big holiday dinners. mobile Club, on that day James B. four days. He also was charged with not prolong life, It raises i le school lust September for the pipe protruding skyward. * It doesn't quarrel with tradition, milk, -water, egg. yolks, Vi cup of Hoge hung up the first traffic light using the car in the theft of 30 quality of Uvinj." ist time in about 50 years. His few personal belongings are yet. It has the added advantage of the sugar, salt, and spices in top at a now bustling east-side Inter- chickens from Mrs. P. J. Roaia "Thnt's the yard where I used to crammed in the small dugout and being light as a cloud and conse- of double boiler.!Cook wer boiling section in Cleveland. * "That's not true, your honor," he Handsome glen plaid fabric, with lay," the sitiRer Rnd actor said. the rugged old-timsr sleeps on a quently less flllliiK after a hearty water 10 minutes, stirring con- Hoge's first signal was hand op- said. "It was only 28, honest." Livelihood from Food a special waterproof finish makes fi"i''Wlien was that? About the time of couple of rough boards. During the meal. It has a plus In flavor, too. stantly. Add gelatine, stir until dis- erated by a policeman stationed Simpson drew a two to four year More than SO per cent <:! •' •-, , this smart raincoat with detach- ;-thc SpaiiisM-Anicrie.nn war. summer months Slocum cooks on Lots of tender toasted coconut, | solved. Chill until slightly thick- at the corner, who would ring a tiirm In the workhouse. able hood a true all-weather tire American populajion din an old-fashioned wood range that has been baked into tlwfilling, and ened. bell and turn th« light on whenever •5 "Ii was i; bad boy then, but not coat. The fabric, made, from its Income from producing IIO, , sets on the debris above the dugout. more toasted coconut decorates the Beat egg whites until foamy the nearby flrehouse received a rftoo bad 1 !i;nl run away from home. Avisco yarns, is one of the new Legion demands alf Reds be tried ing, handling, transport:^ nml totp to add a touch of glamour be- Add remaining sugar gradually call. •iS gave my brother's name, because all-rayon worsted-type fabrics "Some people have said my dug- as sjiles or traitors. trtbuflng food. • Jhe was siipposud to be' the black out isn't healthy," Slocum snorts. fitting the festive holiday season. and continue beating until stiff. The, signal had full approval of that are gaining; fashion ap- Coconut Pumpkin Chiffon Pie Fold In pumpkin mixture, vanilla, [ *f*hoep of the fnmily. After a few proval for their good looks and "But I've lived underground for 40 the chamber of commerce and a :itnnntlis my p;in>nts came from 1 envelope gelatine and % cup of the toasted coconut. and wearing qualities. You'll like years and I'm still here and those Turn Into cold pie shell. Chill until few months later a second set was "VashinRtnn and took me home." the simple lines of this coat for others have been dead a long time." 'M cup cold water installed. However, Hoge's success 1 y4 cups mashed cooked pumpkin firm. Before serving, top with re- sports and casual wear. The wiry dugout dweller has ac- 3 maining toasted coconut. was cut short when the lights were - "DUSTY CLOUDS" - cumulated 100 acres of prairie land ,4 cup evaporated milk declared unnecessary and Imprac- •To toast eoeonut, spread thinly President's Fancy Tie in the 40 years since he first rode '/i cup water tical, Adjust Lawn Mower 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten in shallow pan. Place in moderate Puzzles Newspapermen As soon is the temperature hits into Faith, The land has no build- 3 oven <350°P.) and toast about 10 ing and no life except rabbits, field /^ cup brown sugar, firmly ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Two St. Louis 80 degrees, movers should be ad- Rotired Officer Says mice and skunks. packed minutes, or until delicately newspapermen were trying to justed to cut lawns at 1H to 2 inches. Vis teaspoon salt browned. Stalin Had Heart Attack decide just '.vh.-it pattern ap- The longer grass provides lhade for peared on one of President Tru- the roots, reduce* evaporation ot SALEM, Mass.-Cot Roland W. First Annual Minstrel man's lies. moisture and lowers soil tempera- Bandit Look* Qrocir Estey, retired, a former office of Painted Furniture Priest Who Refused to Take strategic services officer, has re- Sponsored by "What's wrong, boys?" the tures making It easier for the lawn In lea Box to Cool OH President asked. to survive the hot months. Painted furniture ii no new fad. Oath Reappointed by Pope ported that Premier Stalin suf- Throughout history it has been LOUISVILLE, Ky. - G«qrge A. fered a heart attack in June while Thc>v tnl.-I him. VIENNA, Austria — The Roman prominent and many of the most y/eber, a grocer, isn't taking my on a plane flight. Mr Truman looked down Jt the Pakistan Cotton CMI-.dic priest who abruptly re- design ;is it veing the tie for the unusual and artistic pieces have .'nances with the lock on his re- j The former officer said he re- P. A. L. fused to take the oath as he was Like jute in Eastern' Pakistan, been in color. There were many ex- frigerator. ceived the news In a letter from first time, and said: "I don't being consecrated archbishop, has cotton is the principal non-food crop amples of beautiful painted pieces A middle-aged Negro recently Europe and that the Information know what it is — swans or some- be«n reappointed to the post by of Western Pakistan. The annual shoved Weber Into the refriger- had been turned over to our Intelli- thine, I RUCSS." ' at the time when French furniture Pope Pious XII. o Carteret High School production is about one and a half was at its best, in the molt flour- ator and held him up, taWmg $700. gence agency. Now the newspapermen are million bales of 400 pounds each. ishing period of the Rennaissance Then the man slammed the refrig- The ceremony was hole! In the According to Estey, Stalin was en- wondering if Mrs. Truman picks About two thirds of the cotton pro- in Italy and even as far back as erator door and plugged the hasp same church where Msgr. Franz route for a conference In the town Friday, Saturday Evenings, 8:00 P. M. the President's ties for him. duced in Pakistan is of high grade latch with a steel knife sharpener. Jachym suddenly declared him- of Chita, about 100 miles north of long staple American varieties. the days of the pharaohs In Egypt. Weber spent 10 minutes in dra self "unworthy" to be a bishop the Chinese border, November 17-18 cold before a bread delivery *ian and declined to take the oath, The attack apparently was of heard his cries for help. 0 leaving church dignitaries stunned.- such a nature, Estey said, that It The grocer sawed the hajp off Church officials reported the ap- seemed wise to return him to Mos- 1 the lock to prevent another such pointment: "There is no doubt cow and permit his impersonator Matinee Performance Sat., Nov. 1% 2:001 . )1. occurrence. he will go through with the cere- to proceed on the trip. • mony. Since the pope had rearj- The letter also contained this Reserved Seats $1.50 .«• CHRISTENSEN'S When to Water Lawn pointed him, Msgr. Jachym must message, Estey said: "Watch For- A lawn needs watering when the now feel that-his excuse for not mosa or Chosen before the first of "The Friendly Store" upper inch or so of the soil reveals accepting the post is no longer July". Chosen is another name for General Admission .... $1.00 any dryness. This dryness can be valid." Korea. quickly determined by taking a Estey said his friend had the in- small sampling plug of earth from formation six days before the ag- Songs, Dances, Jokes, laughs Galore DM grass root area. IUI1 BepUcementt gression, leading to the belief the More than 2,000,000 gross tors of Communists In North Korea for Young and Old steel rails, sufficient to build a jumped the gun. Before Beginning Again track 10,000 miles long, are normal- Paint-and'varnisli-remover is used ly laid annually in replacements when it's necessary to take off an by the Class I railroads ot this old finish completely before apply- country.' ing a new one. NEW DeSOTOS & PLYMDUTHS SALES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "Charm" Set it's DUY llfM SERVICE in KYLON TRICOT for METCHIK MOTORS, Inc. YOUR AUTHORIZED DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER

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