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\XIV.-No ffARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 nttdr j. Closes 9fOR Is Set For Any Emergency- Presidents Sweetness Local Cafe Any, That Is, Except Atom Bomb Talk Opens 1 Dead, 1 H CARTKRET — Should an atom AND bomb land or WOR's studios at 1440 Broadway, New York, or on 20 Days its transmitter heresup In the Katt Fund Driye In Car Crash Light Rahway section, thV,*hole boai- ness would - be as completely oat E- Driieoil Hindi Down of kilter an if it had stood lit Na- Truman Addroi To- Kmutjt. Penalty On Rockman gasaki, Japan, last Summer. But nixht To Lwwch U- you In the arrival of an atom bomb Is Protect Ftio! jifn; nfctwry Oil 'Reftfl' Charge about the only wartime contin. cal Red Crott Canpiiftn ,iW thing*, BO g«ney for which the station ptcltiftOitm ,,,H all about tMl CAHTSRET—The Department Its transmitter were not«fepared CARTBRET —President Hlfry license Him! CARTBM!T-A 111"!' i of' mbie. Brtefljft at Alcoholoc Beverage Control with alternative plans « opera* S. Truman will open Red Cw» Rahway Memorial has eloied/ the tavern here oper- tion. Day with a talk tonight over WOR when I'm hdtMF yesterday stated that, I 111 • ated by Leo Rockman at 66 Ran- Arrangement* were set up by at !):S5'o'clodk. Thin U»nehe3 Olear of 230 Washington A* „.„„„,., Schneider on dolph Street for a twenty-daye WOR's chief engineer, John R. the 1946 Red Cross Campaign thirty-three yean ef age, - period on a charge of possessing Poppele, and his associates, which throughout the nation, seriously injured in *» Wrmont—and Iqiwr which was not us labeled, Included a means of carrying on I/ocally the start of the csm- bile accident WedMfdtJ \ rrniollt, 1'W R The establishment was closed at under almost any conditions which pn will be marked by ta» pm- CARTERft—Police Sergeant had a good chance lot' B A. M, on Wednesday, to re- |Misllpr at home. TH* might eventuate. Whatever could entation of certificates and service Roy Goderstad has completed Olear is suffering from a- with leading • main out of business until 2 A. M. be imagined as likely to happen bars to more thBn 100 reeidenU the 1946 doff census of the tured jaw, a concoeska Tuesday, March 19. was considered a pos»ibsW7, and ,thi8f«t)«t?«i who worked M volunteer) daring borough, and all resident* own- brain with possible stall: k Mr. Rockman pleuded not guilty a Way out was perfected. Each the war. The presentation is to be Lt. Cbirle* Makwinski ing dogs must purchase licenses and abrasions of the legs. minute detail was worked out, in- .,1 III ill' » hell of a lot ei to the Charge, which was made made at the Borough Hall, with for them, This h * legal require- The driver of the tftoMt keep looking, by agent* of the department after structions given those who would the ceremony in the Council Cham ment, hut It also is urged In the which he was riding, tIs they,visited the establishment last have part in its operation, and ber, starting at 8 P. M. John A. Scout Leaders name of man's •ffection for the in-law, Albert KMUM( Jr., of hcember 10. Liquors tested by practice emergencies wore Turk, local representative in P*erth creature called his best friend. High Street, succumbed to , the agents, and reported as found (Continued on Pogi 61 John R. Poppele Amboy-Carteret Chapter, and Mrs. The fee, »U5, Is small enough injuries he received four really not up to standard requirements John Hundiak, chairman of volun- Meet Tonight to pay for the privilege of hav- after his admission to — th* all whiskies, were XXXX Paul teer services, will present the ing a dog for both friend and Memorial Hospital. He fui on guardian in the home. Licenses seven years of age. • Jones Rye, Four Roses and Sea- awards. Miss Catherine Clapham, CARTERET — Prospective kin,i ,,f symphony you 120 Attend Presbyterian Supper are issued by the Borough gram's Seven Crown blended. executive secretary of the chapter, troop leaden and assistants for Krause wa* driving i,,,n the piccolo section The report of the ABC, alto will be present. Health Officer, Michael Yar- Rahway on a night when ' the Girl Stout Troops contem- cheski, at his office in the Bor- 'pl^icred during int«r- after a hearing in which both At this meeting Police Lieuten- plated in Carteret will be given ility was poor and till Given To Welcome Service Folk ough Hail. His office hour* are fides were represented by coun- ant Charles Makwinaki, chairman their Instructions at a meeting to- wet and slippery when ,,i, and comes up from 9 A. M. to noon, and from chine plunged head-on int* jj ul, sets forth that a chemist em- f the 1946 campaign, will in- night at the Borough Hall, This R*hw«y a»ng "God Bless Amer- 1-4 P. M. Monday through Fri- 300 feet beyottd the vr,,njr More. On ployed by Mr. Rockman to analyie Pastor, Principe, Rev. struct his workers, and distribute will be the second meeting this ca." Ruth Gaydos read "RevoR - day, and on Saturday until of Orant Avenue wttkf, ,h,, though, it may b« he suspected whiskey concurred supplies for their use in raising week of those engaged in this k Devmny Speakers; Mu- lutionary Tea." noon. ' Roosevelt Avenue, op l,kr playingby ear—In In hie findings with those made by the $9,000 quota assigned to Car- plan to, increase this work aifong the department chemist. Mr. Rock- sical Program Offered The supper was prepared and teret. Somehow there is an opinion American Oil Company.' the girls of the borough who wmc mobile was wrecked and .,,,, .(,mettmes the right rnan, hU wife, and their BOH who aerved by the ladies of the church within the Scouting age. Fund* among some youthful residents CARTERET—About one hun- that a collar is all that a dog the Koblents junk'yard, times the left—but occasionally helps them, testified 'with Mrs. William Elliott as gen- for the program were raised sev- dred and twenty people gathered needs to make him safe from the vestigation by police. •ar, they have no knowledge of the eral months ago through a bene- the performance »t the Presbyterian Church on eral chairman. The young ladies dog-catcher. Thl* is not so; dogs fact that the bottles had been re- Rally Slated fit entertainment organized and The accident occurred ot.MJJ Wednesday night to enjoy the (Continued on Pope 3) must have a license tag on their and iKrnuse died at 2:40 A. ly I'll!'. n• to ^Cartoret last Summer when \ Heart, Miss Ann Gavaletz, Mtas CARTERET—Two of the four Church by Father church and thatthe future of Gajdik, There were tw<) ofcher en- Memorial To Heroes Helm Mb* - ohor*ti>, nHnrww post' majority.Of m the churchlfe|*ffl* Brechka. / Mrs. James Lukach; St. Elian' (Continued on pqg$ 3} Harold Edwards and D. 0. forces. formed in Holy Family Church, he achievement of All contestants spoke on the Greek Cltthollfc, Mrs. Mary Loru, •ruitt spoke In behalf of ' the l>y its pastor, Rev. M. A, Ko- Constitution, and in addition to a Members of the society also are Mrs. Ferepchlk; St. Demetrius' ents in fashioning CARTERET Plans are Trustees, the Session and Sun- nopka. Details of these corem«nie.s prepared speech were required pjanning a special welcome for Ukrainian, Mrs. John Hundiak, riftV weird pattern mute by the Ukrainian Social day School. The musical program are aa follows: to talk four minutes extemporane newcomers among the ehurch's Mrs. Ann TarcB, Mrs. Alex Maroni, Seven Priesti Club to create u memorial to il« was arranged by Mrs. Thelma Colow»lu-C«tri liss,,| half of its «*»*»!• ously on a special phase of the congregation, who came to Osr- Mr*. Joseph Symchik and Mrs. members who died in the win. Webb, and was chosen from four Miss Florence Catri, daughter leanty when you're- on the subject of which they were in teret to live during the war. John tfleban; St. Elizabeth's, Mrs, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Catri of Eugene Wadiak and Joseph Pu- war periods of the country, the formed only aix minutes before At Quin Ril Among the various activities Wilra.ni Uhouse, Mrs. Stephen 87 Roosevelt Avenue, was umr- Did vou ever Uke a kath head the committe in charge. Revolution, the Civil War and peaking. The winner'of this local which have b«en planned and on Suto, Mrs. Stephen Plrrint, Mrs. .'ied' to Ensign Joseph Golozeski, The club also will form B bttseball World Wars I and If. Bok* were contest now will compete in New ,ok at a snow drift which committees will report Stephen Turk, Mrs. William Fodorl on of Alexander Golozeski vf CARTERET — A soktnn team thte Spring, and arrangement* sung by Helen Buerk and Florence Brunswick with winners in other Broth-ert Monday are: The St. Patrick's and Mrs. John Telepoaky. Buiiington Street, Sunday after- mass of ruquiem was sang in • ii'iiii are being made for the annual Perry and a duct by Helen Buerk schools in Middlesex County, and ,, It's wonderful to b« Night, March 17, to be a supper oon. This ceremony was per- Genevicve's Church, ;iN ny Maytime Frolic, to he held this land Eulalic Beech. The girls of the winner of this round will Hungarian Reformed, Mrs, Alex- sponsored jointly by men smd formed in St. Joseph's Church by last Hatuiduy morning for I,, nature, and golftt.lBto ~ year on May 18. the Senior Choir sang "Soldier, compete against other winners ander Darociy, Mrs. Margaret vtomen of the parish; the annual he pastor, Rev. Paul Dwyer, Margaret Murray Quin, wife o! iii-i|ulcil and Offlcera elected »t the February Soldier." Mre. Sadie Qaskill of throughout the state. Thomas A. Keiegarto, Mrs. Elisabeth Fodor Communion Breakfast nextmotith, O.S.M., who u*ed the double-ring former Clerk of this P<»ro« IIM uiui the side of meeting are: President, Walter W. Jnkewiiy, chairman of the post's and Mrs. Margaret Bak>K; F>»t i service. Afterward more than 100 Walter V. Quin. Mrs. Qufo am ri-ally itctit you e.lw*~ Htfi Wadlak; vice president, Mr, Pu- the Boat Excursion to Rye Beach Baptist, Mrs. Mary Swingier, Mrs. arrangements for the contest, was guests were entertained at a re- Wednesday of last week at cry cliisi'. Tiercing wtth kash; secreUry, Joseph Kawen- Mm Hadyruah Eltcttd in June, the first one to b« held Ida Johnson and Mre. John Cope- present. Judges were: Supervis- teption in the Packer Hotel, Perth home, 701 Bailey Avenue, Ejfl, n>..<- -in ini'h or so of ley iky; treaauw. Joseph Dobrowol- since the war. land; Holy Family, Miss Mary Dy- President ing Principal George S. Goodell, Amboy. beth, into which she and Mr. Qnli umriiini's reurds you ikl; controllers, Joeeph TerebeUky, Herman Horn of the High School lag. Others assisting are: Mr. and Mm. George S. Goodell, Mr. and had moved February 1. tn i hi' real bottom, of Joseph Wadiak, Joseph Kitchor, CARTERET—Miss Ann Hady- faculty, and Mrs. Charles E. Greg- CLUB BEING REVIVED The bride's uncle, Leonard 1 p Mra. James J. Lukach, the Rev. Rev. Thomas F. McHugh, i •in- ii:, iinn-, but you'll d 8Uphen niuk was elected president of St. ory, editor of this newspaper. CARTERET—Plans for the re- Catri, guve her in marriage. She ind BergeanUt-arms, John- Hundiak, the Rev, Alexan- ant pastor of St. Geneviewrii • u the next trip. Mary's Ukrainian Sodality at the organization of the Caiteref Car- wore u gown of white net, made Wuy. der Darociy and Mrs. Samuel celebrated the muss, and • • • * ,, recent meeting. Other officers dinals Athletic and Sporting Qlpb with a taffeta bodice, and her talle MOTION PICTURE SHOW Roth. veil hung fingertip length from a Richard O'Brien, curate of i in of my scqualntfwea elected were Anne Dudich, vice CARTERET—A motion picture, will be furthered at a meeting "to Joeeph'» Church, Roselle, w«s< tnd this year, a hrirfat, Prt Douce Slatei president; Julia Dudich, secretary, be held Sunday afternoon at 2:80 coronet of seed pearls. She car- 'iPath To Tomorrow," was pre- CEUBRATIS SIX YEARS ried a bouquet of gardenias. For con. H«v( John M-CMMUA, ;•!-1 !nx out lood. if By CharchPmth Sunday Ann Uronsky, treasure*; Sophie sented Tuesday night at the meet- o'clock. This will be in the tem- of St. Genevleve's Church, trrit traveling Mrs. Golozeski chose -... ;I>IMI idea to H Tarnowsky and Esther Klelmsn ing of Carteret Chapter of Hadas- porary clubroom, 27 iPershing Ave- CARTERET—Mrs. Lillian Ly- sub-deacon. ottt CARTERET —Members of the gray suit with black accessories, •",<- vinpus to Ht comptrollers, sah . Husbands and mun friends nue, where a meeting also took don ontcrtsined at her home, 66 If th n Holy Family Parish will hold » and an orchid corsage. In the sanctuary were Rev., •m,w-piow he kd. m Also n*med were Sophie Hano- of the members were guests at place last Sunday afternoon. Be- Atlantic Street, Tiiesday at a Misa Mwie Whelan, of Rah- in Kristoff, O.F.M., of "tk ", .ui-k. The siwWJBlti, in pre-Lenten dance Sunday at the wit* and Sophie ffronsky, sick this session, held at the Congre- fore the war this wap one of the party to mark the sixth birthday way, the bride's attendant, wore' iscan Monastery Paterwni u art «nc Of thgtt *HM«- •chool hall on Emernon Street. committee; Rev. .John Hundiak, gation ,of Loving Justice. most active clubs in of her son, Peter. Guests num The committee in charge is com- spiritual adviser; Julia Dudich pub- bered twenty and1 included Mrs. blue aatin and carried red roaea, Steven Early, SJ., of the :-.. is the klhderilfUn of posed of Mm, Mary Csajkowski, lie relations director, and Sophie Charles Walling and her son, Al- Mrs. Catri, mother of the bride, letreat House, Morrietown, i it is the beila from Mrs. Catherine Kaiwecki, Mrs. Gronsky, entertainment chairman, bert, and Miss Mary Ny« of Perth was (fowned in a champagne col- Hev. Raymond Mulligan, pasW < •It. Ann's Church, ShohoWllil ill technical Sophie Urbanaki, Mrs. Stella Kush- 'Get Your License Plates Amboy. All the others-were* mem- ored net dress with black acces- FORMER RESIDNET iLjL Rev. Thomas Meaney, curate |t"i: my hook say*.). ner, Mm. Anne Boris, Mm Joseph- bers of the hosteBs' family. sories, and a corsage of roses. - CARTERET J-Mn. ITank Mel- 5t. Mary's Church, Rahway, • • • • ine Strocki; Mrs. Lottie Price, Stanley Golozeski served as best ;he ovmmittal prayers Mrs. Helen Bialoua, Mrs. Helen treder of Woodbridge, formerly And Avoid Rush,'IsBrom'sPlea TO MEET SUNDAY man for his brother. yclept grave in St. Mary'* Qe Loklec, Mre. Helen Decker, An- of Carteret, is a surgical patient CARTERET—The Scarlet So- as corpua *iM a After a stay in New York City Rahway. There Were many j drew Niemiec, Frank 3olty« and at Muhlenberg. Hospital, Plain- cialites will meet Sunday at the dose of vitamin local Motor Vehicle the couple will go to Virginia Bearers were John S. Olb Joseph Urbanski. field. School Board Members home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kish S where the bridegroom Is stationed. if Carteret; Henry J. Hai the skis might y Agency To Be Open From at 2:30- o'clock. The dub recently Assigned To Cmmtteet Both are graduate* of Carteret James Cook, Jack Steven* iiettitite relief and ofere4 chose Mrs. Kish president; George 9 A, M. ToJJP. M. Daily High School. Albert Csrlaon, «t Rahwsv, i i huntodoUwlob. My CARTERET — < A Koas, vice president; Stephen Nnfi«wlei-So*nowiki Richard Ryan, of Woodbridg*. iii'iiii held « j) CALENDAR OFCOMING EVENTS CAETERET — Beginriing to- of committees of the Board of Stek, secretary* Mrs- 8tek, treas- Miss Frances Rose Bosnowski, Mrs, Quin, who rece,n,t|jt tnoy| to \ re tile morrow, the Brown Motor Vuhltle Education since its reorganlta- urer, and Mrs. Julia Koss, pub- K aU daughter of Mr. and H«. Frank to Elisabeth f roni Cajcii^" ™wi in violation of Agency, lower Rosevelt Avenue, tion last week are as follows: licity chairman. she had lived for nu>W • IM-nvisionn f Will begin the renewal of motor Teachem, Messrs. Galvanek, vehicle registrations and drivers' Hoffman, Niemlee; Flttanae, yean,, waa the inolhei .T, Lester Dix. supervisor of art? l a writ ot licenses for the 1916 registration Smabo, HofTman, Pot-oenig; Jan. WEEK IN REVIEW the SMwbeth \)Wk, an< of him which 111 «W*J» year. The agency will be open itors, Siekierka, Galvanek, B MARCH Ut tin* »• Wall telephones,with » crank childrsn. - ,• All 1945 plates and drivers' !i- BoiWings and Gronnds, Galva- •pace |Mf*lttt4 aad material on 'the box were tommon. nek, SMOO, Skihai Text Books cenaea become invalid after March lbl t Homes were lighted with kero- 31 at midnight. Cars appearing on *»d fluppllM, Hoffman, r Si«- WM , Wedding, Holy Family Chuwh 1 u sene oil lamp. the public street* after that date bierk*,' B««rhey; Course «t columnlit lo4ar- If* Prin- Auxiliary, Brotherhood pi bearing the 614 registration are Sttidy, Nle^lec, ,S»abo, Kew- S. Cooi.ll, SllMWkUf Streets were lighted with "arc Y/orkenlnOPAP regarded at unlicensed vehicles n»y, Trweportfttlon, Potocnlg, cipal «f tk« local italic lights." . . - . 1 dflrj % heavy penalty is provided Slelderia, Hoffman; Commence. THIRTY-F1VE 1f|A*S AGO "On Moonlight Bay ' was tbo by l»w for viaj»ttans, The same fe|rney1,Sk»bj|i, Niemiec; song hit of the year. member of the International Thirty-five jefN *» eggs were : jtppiiei to operators who fall to SbiPt* K**»ey Men wore whiikera »nd rubber Workers Union, CK) »«Ut«, , fifteen cent* * doief, mew their driving privU*rea. boots, chewed tobacco, »ptt > Conn«/ 5oaps Foods for Baby! STANDARD «Ub In 1M3 In the Solomons area. Year's Day. 10. Four men were killed and another When David Duncan died some' Ireetor Span . —34c Campbell's ",&" 3 •: 25c I S FOR HUES washed overbourd and the lire sig- one mistakenly notified Charles nal system indicated seven flrei in DUIILUN'B brother, Melvin, that Party Loaf "%&'«**& Campbell's ViVS." «»«—11c Lilly's •?/. Jne Parker ctn. the ship's magMlnei. but investiga- Charles had died. Melvin, without Swift's Chopped Ham'•:'38c Campbell'sNoSSL^'r 14c Clapp's "TOT FRESH DONUTS PUINorASHRTEOIdoz tion showed no fires. The signal sys- seeing the body, made arrange- TiH 15- tem Was out oi commission. ment* with an undertaker for the - " " Clapp's TSSr funeral. __ VEt lE l0 Present skipper of the North Car- Corwd Beef Hath uwiri'£22a Campbell's ,V,V S;'12e Plawi'c rn-CMkt< 9 '" 97e olina Is Capt. B. Hull Hunlon, who Hours'later Charles Duncan read 11 Packaged Foods previously commnnded underwater his own obituary in a local newspa- Clarldge '"Sg. " •*--2lc Habrtapt Pea Soip 2 '; 25cBeechnut f&Sff •-* ' Canned Foods per, and said he enjoyed it. He got Delicious! 35 demolition teams assigned to clear Clariilge Hamburgers:.^ 48c 1 i - Llbby's Cut Beett .;11« Pacific beachheads of mines. He out of bed and telephoned his sister- Refreshing! TomatoUm>™»*»*«•<•>* Beechnut waWs «"11i in-law, Mrs. Melvin Duncan. Renzni Pasteia was on the California when she was FLORIDA StaM-Meyer Liverwurst t14c CaiRpbelhS^Soyp ?'11c Campbell's ,, i?Xr3>-24c <"^11c Git Beets "Wt Is Charley," Jie said. tunk during the sneak attack on Citrus Corned Beef raR t 13c Cortmr'a DRV CEREAL 9>°<9T, Teoderonl wu* Beets Paarl Harbor. "Who?" she gasped. n n Phillips wj!& -»-«14c QBrOVI 3 «OATMEAL *wai*K IO The North Carolina, which ar- "Charley, your brother-in-law." Juices Tongue Spread S%V ri7c MnhroM S««p«' «"NE ^°' 16c . , . •«•'*«• Hi Spaghetti Dinner rived frqm Boston where she par- "Walt till I get a chair," the said, Spaghetti Dinner ' Sliced Beets ticipated In 'ho navy day celebra- "I don't (eel like standing up." Ham Spread 1% tiSo Cereals Pablum • - 19c «»° 16* tion, dropped anchor in Gravenend "Did you read my obituary in the Spaghetti S -10c Kellogg's Com Flakes 1.5c Formulae W «*«• Pickled Beets «>» bay, awaiting orders as to her paper?" Charles asked. Twhe Padlligs . -7c N next destination. She Is scheduled to Thing! went from confusion to GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Spaghetti ReKf.t2't«2Se Corn Flakes m*™™ ••• •«*• 5c Pillsbury's Farina»« *• 18c Red Cabbage , fili go into peacetime training maneu- chaos and it was neariy two days 46oz 2a Junket Rennet Powder ^ Be vers. before David Duncan's family wa« Baked Beans "ft »^15Forct e Cereal . . --11c Meilo-WheatElrkw "^15c Sauerkraut »"»* can9»% *iUcC notified of his death. 21:23. , . ^$c Cream of Wheat ««•*• 22c Hew UckiU Bojri Benhs Krlsples 12c Cff/inecotton shorts and straw an- complicated stomachs. Later, tb« 4 Oven-Ready ,VK ^9Wfceatswortc h Cereal - 17c Whole «««iCorB^r15c Flake Pie Crist . -13c Apple Better %& • -21c dais. When it rains, they don prickly camels were killed and the boxes 2 29« «tr»w raincoats or cloaks made of r35« H-OOats . . --12c Topov* Popovor Mix »** h Beardsley's \W* -31c regained. Now In suspicious cases *• cant *»** Tater Pancake Mix ';;-'• 4 Golden Corn JSSB^ 14c oiled paper. In winter they wear camels are inspected by X-r»y In QuikerOats ^ 11c V'25e Dromedary «•««*• * 18e lontj trousers and padded coats. Golden Con ;?:: -12c some Arabian markets, Rolled Oats'^^ELO-in i u Chopped Spinach &',Tr^17c BIH'I 9iFhmnK *• a«i Pnpard Prates V£ TI Turkey Homemade Slap Shredied Ralston —11c Deerfleld Spinach .18c 6 O'clock HF^MU^'lie BrIH'e • W «* In determining the size of a tur- When animals are butchered on SftreMei Wheat »«»»^1ic Diced Beets'UM«IE -12c Sweet Potatoes BTJSITI key U) buy, allow three-fourthi to the farm, the suet, fat meat rind* 5 7 MlHte Pie Cnst -12. 40* pwnd. dtesttd weight, {or each and other waste fata can be ten- IrapFlakeswiiwini ; k°iic Larsea's Keg-All ^—15^Bromedary 4f uw • -17cRaVlOli (HECIIMW-III l«or|«15c P#rsop; thli should allow (or sec- dered and used in making home. 22c Red Kidney Beans V.V ^11c Dorset ••(*•»• LA UIM n^w.h»51 c cod*. Fl$urlng in thin proportion, a made soap, home management spe- $MimetPruesK!^3if bird serves 20 people. cialists say. '.':;-13c 22c string BoawHu«u»—I8c Dorset UM»UUU u^. Iwtart Ralston 1 Suuyfleld : 20c CarrotjBlcB»UE.B,,,.. 16c Houekold Item Hooker's Farina ••- 20c Spaghetti Saice 'Jf.^' "1J;> 17e E i Attention... *?>& t^ j^ 20oictf.12c ¥ PALMQLIVE SOAP SniyfleM iw ««^7« WWe* Sprayer* ^- GOWCBMIX,^V;/., -16. Roif Ww jm* — 2§c EXPECTANT MOTHERS Knft Macaroni Bluer•*% Page 'SSffir ^fi{ 3^29. You can earn ai jnuch is $100,00. without in- * 15, ^3 20 conveniencing yourself, toward your maternity expenses. 31 For Full Particulars Telephone HYGIENE, Inc. PI"; PERTH AMBOY 41849 W.r. For • ch»»i». ""• OK fUl OUT AND MAIL THE COUPON BELOW CHICKENS lo AW tor tb« »ick P« HYGIENE, INC, 3W SMITH STREET, 41. PESTH AMBOY, N. J. Firtr1«iNM«r Ib. PIXASJJ XDE"ft' FOWL Mackerel—

,y.&Vf .sii^Sii^ ! HKT PW(1J ',. Faoufies (ill Review Keoe Slates Church Notes •Al f$ wen (ConHtmd \tm /W I j , FIRST pRESlYTRltlAN uncommon. wphine Cnja ting anvthit In- Rt». D**lat K. L««M, fatter Jowfh (JoaTct, itrumental maxtc wiss lit the Sunday School at 9:45 with dByStttrk People lived it the wtnt*r on To B< Obwrrtd Ben ¥ ehureh organic. After thf #>re- itaases for all. The pastor's trtln- and NichoW lilick stmd I New arrival* re- sauerkraut, baked taws, apple mony there was a rweptton for la, and «too« plain tood." CARTERKT — Mn. ng class preparing for Church (warcrv Satnrdty morning' scinds the foflow- 50 guests in pulankl Hall, Perth RAHWAY-KoosBroc.at Purftlly reunions, and oxiroasts 3hanl«y will be in cbarge of. tmWuhlp meeU at the Sunday furwral of KM. Balen Atnboy, w«n held every mmmer. ter Masons' Night Which U tobf r ichool hour. • ner of 118 Randolph William Dobnt 'i ,t the Perth AmWy he bridesmaids ware - Thorns* Hemsel of High Street. MOYHS were "nickelodeons," and of America, Harrison, N, J. he work of the church covering St. James Cemetery, Wo ,,r M Harris StnMit boy, Stephen Nagiewict was hia After the meeting a card party to joining R. C. A. he *M . th« pictures ware all full of black he new financial year, begln- lira. Utumgartner, one th An hoy General Hos- flickering spots. brother's best man and fte ushers was held and the following wqn and Credit Manager of K*4tlro*. ling April 1, will be observed at founders of this ehureh, People lived to a good old age. ere Stanley Sotmowski, brother the awards for high score*: Mrs, for five yean. he worship service. The pastor W«dnesday after a short ,lohn Kantor ol Old women in the country If the bride, and her counln, Frank Fred Schmidt, Mrs. Edward Pol- In rejoining the Koos organisa- will have «a hia sermon topic "The Emit Bltub had chart* y Avenue aTe smoked clay pipe*. tosnowskl, both'essel every young msm'n ambition. f white broeaded satin, trimmed nef Moore, Mrs. Walter Dalton, store personnel with veterans and will be the leader of the devotional ,, ,M.,.,,.it Avenue are the Lota of men chewed cloves, and With Chantllty lace,\»de bouffant Mm. John ReW, Mrs. Samuel Hft- college graduates; install person- and lesson period. SEWING MA( - i dnuKhtor, Susan, born some uaed sniff. style and cut with a square neck- ria, Mrs, Herman Horn, Mrs, Csrl nel policies and procedure*; co- ,h, ih Oneral Hospital, Ghautauqua seasons were com- line. Her tulle veil was draped (irohmann and Mrs. Rose Buben- ordinate all departmental activi- The monthly meeting of the HouwkoW Mi•:. Dowel is the for- mon, from a tiara of orartge blossoms hcimer. ties institute sales promotional and G»or|i 0. Kl.mp Mother-Teacher Association will Women wore high cut shoes, educational training counes; in- , iiopp of Oarteret. and was fingertip length. She car- Mn. Schmidt received the spe- be held Tuesday night at the \lr; .lotin Leslie of 39 and buttoned shoes were all the itall a program of job analysis, ried white roses with an orchid cial award also. home of Mrs. Harry Yetman, 15 \ i nuc nve the parent* rage. at the center of the bouquet. Her ob evaluation and merit rating; A.S. Degree In Piychoiogy Every boy wanted to own an air install beneficial and retirement Locust Street. The meeting will i:,,},,-ri George, born at rifle. travelling costume was a black HOME AGAIN AND BETTER HiKpiUl, Plainfleld. plans. Awarded Wayne PeHcgrino take the form of an Apron Social Ice cream sodas cost ten cents uit and a gray fur coat. CARTERET — Mis» Arlene In addition, he will direct the ex- ind all die ladies -of the church apiece. PORT READING^-Miss Marie The maid of honor wore an Toth of 125 Low«H Street, daugh- pansion of Koos Bros.' showrooms, ire urged to attend, The hour ot Men worn detachable cuffs to A. Pellegrini), daughter of Mr. and PRICZ.r! Car Crash quamarine gown with a bouffant ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Toth, which are already one of the larg- he meeting is 8 o'clock. A 3*wi*l Madia* church on Sunday, arm bands ninon skirt and a headdress of JT.,« U recuperating at her home est in the state, and promote the Mrs. Nicholas L. Pellegrino, 25 U Mai. Su W around their shirt sleeves, and ,Hi,ntltii from Pagt 1) matching flower*. She carried yel- following »n operation performed installation of new departments Tappen Street, a student at Pem- Redeployment hampers the din T.I. JW "stick pins" In their neckties. ,,. niicnnsrioua when Po- low roses, Miss SOOB wore a pink at the Perth Amboy General Hos- for custom-made furniture, slip- broke College in Brown University >osal of surplus war materials. ,',.,,,-nit. Thomas Hems*l Billy Sunday held huge crowds nsemble and carried pink roses pital. covers, linoleum, silver, linen and was awarded an A.B. degree in „..,.., inlm Banfo reached spellbound in his tabernacle meet- and Miu Pomykaia was attired in thins. Pnychology at Brown Universlty'i ing!, with hundreds hitting the ,i Miiy were taken iniine- yellow and had a bouquet of Talis- Mr. Klemp has had much train- last "wartime commencement" lawdust trail. .,. !l( huspitalty the Car- man roses. 120 Attend ing and experience in Business Ad- Sunday in the historic First Bap- People would walk two miles to CHRISTENSEN'S Aid Squad ambukne*. The couple went to Virginia of the church acted ae waitresses. ministration, Banking and Credit, tist Meeting House. say "Merry' Christmas" to their ,,, :, brother of Lieut, The principal addresses of the Consumer Research, Records and Miss Pellegrino, a graduate o "THE FRIENDLY STORE" friends. or their wedding trip and will 1 Ml I'I'. flve in Lowell Street, The bride- evening were by <5eorge 8. Good- Control Systems, and Employment, Woodbridge High School, waa vici Every town had its own brass Personpel and Public Relations. president of her class, representa- |.-lllp!nyeJ Al U3MR groom w stationed'in Norfolk, Va. ell, Supervising (Principal of the j band. - K UI i' was born in Car- The bride, a graduate of Carteret Carteret ftctvools, and Lieut, Col. He is a native of Philadelphia and tive from her class to War Council G. A. R. veterans, on foot, led ,,...) , ;is ;in employe of the iigh School, i« employed in Wnod- Earl H. Devanny, pastor of thea graduate of the Wharton School and Christian Association, presi- V the parade to the cemetery, on Mi,.* Metals Refining dge by the American Cyanimid Old White Church of Woodbridge, of Finance of the University of dent o[ her dormitory, senio Are you one of the many nil Memorial Day, A'hi-ri1 he vfas a tore- Company, who returned to his charge re, Pennsylvania. board member of War Council and Trolley cars were a common ,'. •'.!, c.ipax Department. He cently after serving in the Army Student Government Association sight in every town. .,,, .,,IHT of Zion Lutheran Air Forces. LOST BILLFOLD TRAVELS chairman-of Freshman Scut Wee\ urgent need of a ^ Ladies carried "muffs" in the Miss Rose Maaluck, daughter of , ... ;„•,•,. funeral service* A brief period of silent p GREAT FALLS, Mont. - In advertising manager of Brun Mae winter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Masluck of ;,.•],I t»morrow afternoon wtui observed for the seven m«n 1043, Howard S, Sears, while at college yearbook and president o Early sprifcg was not complete 85 Randolph Street, and Walter the War Into Peace Society, inter, , .Ink. Burial will be In from the parish who lost their Coast GuaTd training school, Pa without a "sugaring off" party. Tylka, son of Mrs. Michael Carr national relations club. . ,, Mfinoriul Park Ceme- of 43 John Street, were married lives in World War II. They were ciflc Beach, Wash., lost his billfold An automobile on| the streets containing $60. The other day he Saturday afternoon. The ceremony John Duffy, William Colgan, Har- was a rarity that caused peopl received the billfold from Seattle Class I railroads report a snari / to his sister, Mn. was performed it 4 o'clock in St. old Clifford, Louis Dunster, Harold to stop and look. Coast Guard headquarters with a decline in income for 1946. •„. is survived by his Demetrius Ukrainian Church by Etheridge, Gordon Sofield and Today, however: Everybody note reading: "Wallet found on , furmer Martha Chu- the pastor, Rev. John Humliak, William Jamison. Members of their rides in an automobile, runs dead Jap on Saipan^ The ?60 was American. investment* in Can ,, i. Richard; his parents, and followed by a reception at tht! families were special guests of radio but doesn't listen to it, goe missing. ada increase ^260,000,000 in yea !.,i Mr.-. Albert Kraow, 8r. to see the movies, smokes ciga- nomc of Mr. and Mis. Carr. The the church for he supper. 999? A iinithi'tx, Maximilian, ol rette", blames the high cost ol church choir provided the music •,::.|p'. and Adam, of Car- living on the government, neve for the wedding. • § • t Kmil Bizub is making the goes to bed the same day he geU The bride wore a Kown made up, and thinks he is having a won- with a satin bodice trimmed in derful time. bead embroidery, and a full skirt m\ iiiiil pledges full help on of sheer material. A headed tiara inn's housing plan. MEETINGS PLANNED held her fingertip length tulle veil, and she carried whito flower*. CARTERET— Mm. Meyer Ko Her travelling costume was a black The New -Hoovei FOR THE BEST blent and Mrs. Simucl KaU wi wool ensemble and a gardenia 11.ORAL PIECES, POTTED be ho«tcifles Monday night at the corsage. social which follows the meeting PLANTS, CORSAGES AND Mrs. John J. Genovese of Port of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Reading, who attended her «is- BOUQUETS Brotherhood of hrael Synagogue. Hione Wood. 1163« The auxiliary is co-operating with . flo ; men of Ih* syiugogue in arrange-!^ jnk rogeg G petu of ments fur the Purim dinner and y,,,)^ WVLSHECK'S ta best testimonial to be given March 17 FLOWER SHOP After a trip to Grecnwooij in the Ukrainian Pavilion in honor II innrrl) HrlfB t'kt*M%> L*k*, N. Y., the e»»ple W«! Rolls, like a doll buggy... of Rabbi Samuel Tibak. at 43 John Street. Mrs. Tylka, a 98 MAIN STREET graduate of Carteret High School, Keept rug colors frath .,, WOODBRIDGE 1,000 Americans urge Truman Is employed as H telctypint at Picks up dog hairs and lint In • prean for world government. Camp Kilmer Communication* Center. The bridegroom waa re- 1 cently discharged from the Army Easy to gel out—«aty to pul after serving four'years in Ha- waii. He is at present employed Convert! Instantly to cleaner (or upbok at the Ace Sign Shop, Perth Ain- •tery, draperies, lamp shsdei, and mor«l WE'RE TELLING boy. Hetn before so much Hoovtt at , Wutkowkki-Komletki to low a price. Holy Family Church atao wus the scene of the marriage of Miss Lorctta Theresa Komleski, daugh- Come in /or d*t ter of Mr. und Mrs. Alphonsc Uoovv Qiann, lf«M Hi Komleuki of 87 Edgar Street, awl YOU!! Matthew Charles Wutkowski of 101 Jersey Street. Father Ko- It's Magic! nopka performed this ceremony Sunday afternoon. BUY IT LOCALLY AT Sell Us Your Used Car The bride, given in marriage by It's So •,-•:.'• her father, wore a white satin gown, made with fitted bodice and CHRISTENSEN'S full skirt, and her tulle veil hung fingertip length from a tiara of satin edged with orange blossoms. Once you've tasted the delietous food our chef pre- She carried white roses and lilies BECAUSE the HOOVER CLEANER is TQDAY of the valley. For travelling $he pares, you'll acclaim our meals sheer magic! wore a green gabardine suit, black BEST VACUUM CLEANER built and .we Prices Were Never So High accessories and a corsage of gar- can assure you REASONABLY PROMPT denias. Why don't you and your family come in soon and Miss Lucy Komleaki, as her sis- DELIVERY. You will be auured ol prompt or ;er's maid of honor, wore an Amer- 4 ican Be*uty red gown of satin see for yourselves? service by our factory trained Hoover service Trade It In For A and net and a matching tiara. Her bouquet was of red and white roses. The bridesmuid, Miss Stella men. . Nieman, wore a timiiar gown of STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN aquamarine and carried yellow rose*. PREFAREP THE WAY YOV EHiOY THEM Your Dealer has been in butiness over fifty NEW John Palko of Fords acted as best man and John Wizkoski of years and expects to serve you for a long time Vermont was the usher. -Alio- Upon their return from a wed- to come - • • - Dodge or Plymouth Automobile ding trip to New York, the couple will live at the Komleakt home. LUNCHEONS from 65c The 'bride attended 'Carteret caARANTEED High School and Middlesex Coun;. UA. M. TO 2 P.M. And finally—Every Purchase you make in ty Girls' Vocational School, Woodbridge. The bridegroom ifl Woodbridge will help enable your local Mer- "•'HE CREDIT WETX GIVE FOR YOUR USED employed by the U. S. Govern- DINNERS from $1.00 ment, auigned in Linden. He wae 8P*M. TO 9 P. M, chants t« provide you with Better and more, i AR WILL ALMOST BUY YOUR NEW ONE. dbchurgeil front the Navy recently after foar yetts! »«rvice. \ Modern Shopping Services----

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y \ 30c Front's R M. toi§ P. M. Namo: •t m~ Thi booby bird UwJ* « bitjky that it wii) sUpw mso >t pmeh md club It ti4«a». Addr«Mt FEATURED HWIJTI.Y, EXC^ MU&IC |Y THE timk 1W«J»H TRIO WKM**t.JL UNTIL , lift SHQPP IDE ant 1 XT RY ini«noldar»«w.BBnwu] IN THIS COMPLETE one w««k v*o»tlon Wfth klr pay; (rood pay. Awry IRL9 wanted •• trtftnHf I ***** Pet tbtpi • Carteret Novttty Dra* riltlf 8ti) 'SWwl t AiU Stires t Fmiltm Company, B2 WhMiltt SAPOLIN PAINTS Avenue, Ctrteret, N. J. /. Mb SvlSoMerSiSo* Telephone 8080S K. P. S. Cf-ROIWETO T 244 tf to rni mri ly n IIIIHVII NIIW1, m lick «• for three ekHdron) «h>t>p A»f>lianc«i . Home and Aato 67-«« Av*. C SmnVi Hardware Co. 1i«r««F« m IM Nrn flrHWrMMt Wit* MrD. Mm Uni, Bfiv i Supplin Ayetmc Near "P»»" II»T*, PrHa PAlIfTS AN© HAW>WAtE REPAIR SCRVKA R.f). 2, Datfrny, N. I. I.l, : Carf«r*f, N» Hariwure, Te«H, Oil*, Gtan Amhtrr. N. d. how. FirMtone Dealer Slor« ' iUi f»r r%«rt»«Ti anal Pfcf FOODS CarMret »-81*S Conrractort KEYS made; loda, «tahll)| ma- HOU8K *EPA1R8 Ml R*m*?«lt At*nu» Ills New Bruntwiot chine* repaired; aawi rstMihd RefrffeHMn Carteret, N. J. Radloi , 17 Main Street Perth Airt«y, N. i. N. J. an it flhnrpened; litfto work ioit«, tAiTn No* k ihc Fatnlttrr* Cart. %ooA>rld|«, N. J. K. H. Albrrtht, IM Heald Street, to do house rtpaifi. C») Carl. «-5341 WO-84870 MM Irvine Street, Hallway, H, J. Carternt, Tel. Girt4r«t 8-5881, C.P. 8-8 tf T.lephen, P. A. 4-M1I U*IOT Stores Station takerks tfttlarktt RsHes PERS6NA1 Compete Lubrication Sertice Upper A (V, fnc. A. Sobayete, Pro». Rev, llcWr WANTEIV^S mtn. «rer fnr Fords liquor Store flare your faillo reaiAtrS tit Ira far* tge for R»wl6i«hJRWte». I FINE FURNITURE BUTCHER AND GROCER imr «*»)MT T*H» fiaiwIlatfM •«-»' Tim •• Gt» - O'l Hl|trait quality of ln|r*wlf*M 'Complete Lhw «f lee, liaria and workmanNMp, oriranitattofi. (kmi mflti tn and fa all our ball* |ood«. workers. Steady *ork, \v Hrfnri 31 3al«m Avenue Domestic and Imported Full Uhe of Renlacemmt Part* Spirit MesitMR and Helper Wnddini and Birthday Hard t» Get T«oe» 278 Hokart StrMl C*tttr«t , Win*. • Liquor* - Been Main and Pearl Street. 92 Main Si, Woodbiidfc, N. I. Caltei Our Specially Midget IMIoa and R«eotm 8-14 • Chest**, k C.r Perth Amboy, N. J. 8lO New Brumwick A»enne WoooWge Phone Fordi, N. J. Playeri in Stock Quality Bakery Note Our Hwn t.Bfatloa GUNSllffiS I.- B9S Roote«lt Avenue If you are holding a patty, (We Pick Up ami BtHrer) Carterel wtoMhtt, oatini. etc., phone net mid 'rkjrr>atr« %t V««er«na REBUILT, Restocked, Cart. 8-5432 P. A. 4-2358 . Amfmon Repairs to aTl M»k*i «! T.... Afideram Radio imatou Smtot Station guns, rifles, NWlViW. E. J! Repairing and Upholit«rln| BAKE TREATS • Unber & Mfllwsrk • 488 SMITH ST. (O». Gr«fl» St.) Young, Gunsmith sine* rtOl Dramas of V- Yoi Can Be Surf of Flaror and FURNITURE MEATS AND GROCERIES Main It., Dnjttott, QvaHty at Mooney'i Bakery I.L. Mitt Wedding and Birthday Caltei 29 Eait Green Street 66 WathiBfton Awiu« • mm T»l. Wood. 8^0680 a Specialty WooArldfa, N. J. C*rt*rW, N. J' WANTED Open Sandayi Strwt tnd RiArway Arenoe Phon« 4-5388 Tel. P. A. 40091M Woodbrid&t Lumbar Co. «Ml Ifir Cart.*-»7I7 HWES ROOFTNG CO. Woodbridge WILL pay Be a pMffld kit «l«»a "If It'l Mooney'i—It*» the Beit" rags. Independeft<-t«l8et, T8 Story of th» Sfta. Mooney's Bakery Woodbrtdfe, N. J. Cuttert - Leader. Green Street, WtM«hHil(t«, N. J 822 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE, Funeral Directors • SUr» and Alfhalt Kotofi Mohtn Brothers I! FORDS, N. J. John'i Market RuMtCrold Shln|;l»» «at dwrnw of the wtt^th* 1-- TelejnSonet WoodtHdfe 8-01U GARACE 'the IlgM cruiser Junetu end • Beaity Parttrs • John KlhchUrilri, Prop. Prodtictt ALL TYPES (IT ROOFS a hirrowing eitperlencei of her Hi Serried of Serene* Beanty and vlvort—hai been pieced tog- Pnowe Slate-nhinglat, ttte *n« fla Simplicity GROCER AND BUTCHER roofs; brick wafll wtt«r]fro6f(i. American DIGNIFIED FUNERALS AS 456 School Stn«t, 8^0M and 8-083S DIAMOND TJrt JUHHU had b«h In ae< LOW AS |1BO * 8-1077 Car. Amboy Arenue and l»H %rfMt tnOtMri wMjh the ' Barber 309 Perilling Avenpe MKg ROOFING AND METAL WORKS Tel, P. A. 4-4646 Settnd StrNt 8 in lifer IH AND Cor. State and Waihlnfton Street* Carttret, .N. J. 365 New BmnHrttk Ay*. BEAUTY SHOP Tirea and Tube. •eiloB ta the Mhe at c; Perth Amboy, N. J. Phone .Carterdt 8-9897 VtWbridge, N. J. Perth Amboy, N, J. B715 Dependable Rooting Co! life rafU, lftc tXUfti Khd debris stjusro'fppt; sewer; ittiWt; (as Movitag -A Storage Co. 18 LOCUST SfREET electricity; paVed atreetj BUttei A imti nifnt fonwwd, duiini which several of the group died Wait Coal & Supply Co. Loo«l amd tent %Wtftntt> Moi4ng| CARTERET, N. 9. Vktity Stroke Station sidewalk; bus service; schflfll »rn neitday a shirk ripped the Wn; Steve To& storei "nesTby. Price |480;OO Flowers JeJlrm Piiun, Prop. GULF SERVICE one man's hand, »yi the Aaaonatj WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Cart. 8-8080 Write Box A, e/o this tiewBpaper. Grocer and Butcher 2M Kint *»Wr»« ed Press. (Ifenera) Refaire and '2-«;l Tel. Wood. 80724 Per* A*boy, IN, J. ROOFING , Floiuer Shop PJione 4-t*1« tgflitlon Service ,— Swlttt AmWrt 8aaAa. Phone VtO-iiM W OO li- Knnrlfeaii unit HutNniyi ('Irfl HOT ROOFINQ AND ASPHAlt Car Wa.hinf - Simonixing •FfREPLACE, FUR-" That day »vplinfc flrt»p«i an ^ Catherine Rnckrlegel, Prop. 1 87 Second Street NACE, STOVE—cut any size. Inflate* rubti«V raft abttft 7to yardi SHINGLES Tel. Wood. 8-2SM • Contractors & BufMers • FLOWERS FOR ALL All hardwood at only $16.60 full away. Despite the (harks, 81K ^ij OCCASIONS Woodbridge, N. J. AnAoy Avenue and Green Street cord. Delivered free. Call Free- man 1/c Joieph P. Pi Hartntj, TINSMITH AND HOOFER Woodbridge hold 472-J-2 after 6 P. M. or write BHttin, Conn., dMt«*a 1ft Wlm io\ Ike Daniels 325 Penning Avenue Roofing and tiding work T. .1. KurU, Box 188, Englishtown, • a Carteret, N. J. HeadqtMHim for QuaMty K»wloa1 guarantee! N. J. Me mebtd fti tafltteil Sate aaleiman't comfciittloti Phene Carteret 8-S424 Initrulmnti and Ac«eiiOrhn Statioiers ft BUILDING CONTRACTOR Why pay $300.00 for a SALESHfr* UistiaW was a^odtlt uilM a« iy| Eddies Mask Center $150.00 jab? After receiving permission (ron> ACTIVE Salesman—r«al proposi- of the injured officers, ht aVcii* 16 Locust Street • Fender - Body Work and and Jam's If it's the BEST you want Nothing to pay e»tra for tion—permanent. Will ihof Jpou to make a try lor It James FUJ Complete Paint Spraying School of Music Magaiinei !>y uctual training how it is oofee. Carteret, N. J. in floweri—Call . William Murphy • greeting Cardi |WaM, lesmah 1/c Ol Minchfi.-rj 357 State Strset Must have car, ability to selL «i3 O«n, wflunte«re4 to go wltli him{ 99 Wedgewood AVe. Typewriter Ribbon. awrt. 8-5050 Alio wheel alignment and Perth Amboy, N. J. teach others to sell. Prefer Wan U. «.|.) Chsrtti Wang of 1 JaUas Ktoss Woodbridge, N. J. Catbon Paper used to earning JB,000 a ¥**r or front-end work Telephone P. A. 4-1298 , Wo. B-2279-M tlyMa, a torpedo officer of the Ju-j FLORIST more. Write Wallace, Bofc 202, neau, was badly hurt Hartney :•<• €oata\'a Ice Cream Newark, New York State. Paul Gaydos & Son Cart. 8-5232 "BEAR" TESTING rittgerald put him aboard the -Coraer Creea St. tc Rahway Are. craft and parMled awajr, Orteret, N. J. Optometrists EQUIPMENT" PlmnCteld Roofing Co. Telephone 8-1449 thuy had neither tool Mr *M MASON CONTRACTORS Woodhridg*, N. J. • HELP ttANTtt) MALE • yThejr paddled until fctfiaiHted, iei Federal Trucks Bt» D. cd, and then piddled some mor<> Asphalt Shingle^ - Slate MKN wanted for factory labor. 61 Marion Street • Fnlts & Vegetables • Pontiac Cara OPTOMETRIST That Vaaed for fsoi using \»"--\ , EYES EXAMINED Sfews Opportunities for overtime pay;, teoaM WiJagi shoataen for a in Port Reading, N. J. Freih Fruiti and Vegetable^ Motor Boats and Plane* Phone PLainfield 6-4300 group insurance; paid vacation. •olbU cdMr pin tor a hook. Tin1 Coupkte Optical Service No education and «*p»ienWj r*-1 l 130 SMfW ST«£ET <• i MPpW. Imported akina, «ut eaiiftt rstt 'water to the batllaj >< Phone Cart. 8-6290 quired. Apply M. t). VWentine ft 1 Panter Motor Sales PERTH AMBOY, N. J. DUnellen 2-6836-W2 Vani-tatted on comfortable On (he third day they ipf" "^rfcnv! MM laatk at a reatonahle price Urn. Co., Woodbridge, N. J. planes, which turned out to be J>p| BIRDS EYl 380 Maple Street UPSTAIRS UJM. Witn arch, $17.00. 2-21,28 sMse. nugr fell flat on the rift ; »lvc and frM>lMtiBM ,'• Maid. Sha*a Allen's Groeeriei and wife, Call EliUbaflk 3»tOO.O. Mr dfcapjMtMmeiit. They B« AppolntaaMt On)y Sl§ R»6»*felt Avenue Phone: Woodbridie 8-2569 Cohen's Aato Repairi . Bettrlc Wel*ng • PBt toi*y iMtrol bomber and 85 Main Street Auto Parta and Acce»torl*a 115 Main Street Carteret, N. J. Taxi Haled t With the bright blade of •'-1 Woodbriftge, N. J. Friendly Market Tire, ana Tuba* WorjaibrMf*, N. J. Mortgage MoWy tkimlMatn fHdU. Th« PBY !•!' Call Carteret 8-9798 saw them, but before he could c<»n Fraa Ddtmry Wholesale and Retail Telephone WooAridge 8-2142 In dota, a wjuall blotted them <»( IF IT'S HARD TO GET TRY 46S Railway Anna* PHA lt»rift*|« Tun* up yo«r motor with modern noun the men had all they could do j Woodbridft, N. J. Direct Reduction Loani "Son Equipment" by factar* fir. $. Sitmumy Gypsy Camp 0«» at* ttljjfct Service to km stoat Whan the weai)> trained, etperti. Seflnandnf Jf»tfliie IMMM Frank's Variety Store OPTOMETRIST Meat Popular Rende«TOu. in mm wtxe within stlght i Pione 8-2382 SPECIALIZED BENNZOIL New Jen*; I Attractnre WflM StnttlMoW 77 Rooierelt Avenue Eye Exkm(nati«hi LUBRICANTS MICHAEL DEMETER, Prop. - MARGAEETTEN & CO,, Kaitr tiw norotaf of Novembn | Carteret, N. J. Jasper t Son MI 9i$0 A. M. to 8 P. M. SI they groundoa on a coral " W«|M*eV to rP.M. Dancing Saturday* 9 '<» 12 P. M. INC. Rocky't Garage Sunday a 7 to 12 P. M. BMIrTOM Cart. 8-6260 QUAUTY FRUIT ANIX ITS Smith Street Kal Kedr*. - Emery Hack tteW abd IWt %brt1ol wittte u -» VEGETABLE MARKET 189 Fayette Street Otnaer I1«te B«r<*t and Orche.tra en i4a*iay iHma**>#»»a h Perth Amboy, N. J. Perth Amto. N. J. 44 Euex Street CarUrel, N. 4 for them. On the tnfttf • Phono: Carter*! 8-9896 I • Electric Appliances • M Math Street Ptr»a« P. A. 4-4477 9, A. 444M « piulng them up. Woodbridge, N. J. A rticuo party mi tent «'!i Electric Motor Repairing and • Real Estate war PLUMBING' -CkW who had stayed behind. '<< Rewinding The Claire Garage TO it MT« reached them. 'S0"» ' fmr Putnpi, Rafriferatori, Oil IM A Morel, Prop. Barnen, Waahinf Machiuea "' i" Plumbing REAL ESTATE Allan C, He Electrical Contracting BATTERIES - TIRtS CAS ENGINES AND MOOIU l.Hitlsen Repair Work a . tba H1« «tttvtvo> till Lin* of C. E. Maida Lamps INSUtUWCE CompUte Una of rabbniaad T»l. W«o«. 8-0104 ..loil I modeli—plaoei, vaUckw, boat* ftfe *e otbavt, told n»w W» •uill' I , Torok Electric Co 493 RaJiway Atenae PAINTING AND ?Ai>Eft- H.B.hersoM Full line of knitting yanw and I. Edward danudC: 43 Waahinf tan A.enue etnbroidery work. W«odbHd«a Cart«r»t, N. J. M%AW STREET Pli«a» P. Cart. 8-64191 Tht Jersey Hobby Sfop / W009BRIDGE, N. X Fuel Oil M Main Strtat Woodbrldt*, N. J.

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1 i^Ari P. A, 4-1040 At . wW|lr»Fi VP'I ••^«1 w, feM^ *tf*'M?: '••••'M* February, „ New tofe At Uhmy TtMn, for Programs k§om'$ Schools CAjrvuuer — i* uwtrro M. NKVIU display of sheer ^ff Ice* took place jraeteHay Carol Papp, Erneit. Ukatoi, Fred iflt In the free atatlV lefetmad OARTIilT - TW CAOTERtT-New arrtnjs' at upon Dr, Mark Cramer,'who had Sony, Clark, John Polancuk, Bpbert at»d mmtkn «f Ameriean Chanh f*r Mn. Bather YtJMM. 8 Vhlld he hotoutrh libmry include "Wel- long ad«irad Terry AmoU. Horvath, Eileen Cilnchoske, Mary ttXk aaslo to aartaai Woaic was fifty-five years «i age, wlfo «t come Home, Johnny I" by M*rgar- Trying to reshape BcrgtiJ* In chtmtlon Regan, Andrew Fedlam, Walter to Mondad y Yuhaaa «l 41 tfoftr tta Brucker. the wteks that follewwlj Terry and the Swir,f Borchard, Stephen Fcigol, Bar- wvewnight dto imewkern a «alak of the Evening Street. To* jwtor, Rax AlettadW to ttan| ;.. eliiwl School flrtt grade lord Sohkyda, Anna Williams, touching climax state, has davakiped harmonic and I. J. Mra. v From Johnnyy, the hoy Terry's mance. and Stephen Yuhaai, have bean die- „ ihr classes taught by Fern Donnelly, Batane Ham, rhythmic wee known pvevioutly grandfathedfh r hhadd nut ldd A aeodnd tew puhtto*tlon i| ehrttd trim the armed force*, , Mrs. 1-ydon and Mrs.Aita 8a«illa, Stephen Toth, SJilr- to European composers. He tald Ftflftl, Mr*. good enough for her, had dis- "Skulldruggery O n Halfaday ami Gets is employed by the Navy ,,rtnineri at. the after- l Pa«e. the field of American folk music Mrs. William Totk, n tinguished himself as c soldier. He Creek," hy James B. Hendryx. in P^arl Harbor. ,,,,i,i . The program Pr«- Columbut Enterttlnmtnt is the richest sueh heritage in the Keller, Mtw Katli»rlae y was welcomed home with all the Readers of Jtrnm R. Hendryx's and music, with At Columhuft School programs world and present* infinite source* Mr. Setnema and fervor a small town can btatow previous books will have no diffi- were given by tha third, fourth culty ill remembering Halfaday of raw materjal for j JUVENILE CHIMES wer« or the committee. ,., Krimin, Dorothy Mlaak, upon its own hero—a«d with s,nd fifth grade* at one appear- ftalaring that "twmty-«M per The proeeed» are Johnny Leyton was a lovely, fra Cr«*k on the Alaskan-Canadian Members of the senter club who , Meini, Wiley Harrington, cant of til crimes are committed to the Waahlnfton • H ance, and by the sixth, seventh gile English girl, his bride. border, or Black John, the- one.were guests wan: Mrs. Emanuel , i'..to, Theodore Majoroa, by person* under 21 year* old," and eighth at another. Her wdrld and her dream? |H>li«t> force who metes out Wkowlti, Mn, Oscar Andersen, liovle Projector fund. ,,.,„, Carolina Kofldas, Attomei-{ii>neral Clark urges that Appearing in the first,presenta- crashing about her head, Terry jiistico to a variety ot dubious Mrs. P. S, Galbraith, Mrtv Daniel Timdyrak, Rose Nemo, youth and welfare organisation* NYLON.HOAJU|tM tion were: Donald Turk, Evelyn Arnold drew upon her pride to character!. For those Who are nev. Htason, Mrs. George S. Goodell • I1,I,.I-, Kichard Plaau, Chur- sponsor winter and sttMmer sports To e»wtiat "Wardi Sharkey, Michael Kruppa, Mar- f»ee humiliation before the whole tn these tales of the Northwest, We and Mrs. Maurice Spewak. The ,,,I,H-, Ernest Krvil), Alfred n the National Park* U help' curb by manufactnrers, who calla Marino, Jean Riedel, Esther community and to welcome John need only feay that Hal/a^ay Creek meeting was held at th« Public nm-othy Morris, juvenile delinquency. He declared! w'afd 10 yrfoe rteea, th« Oavb, Alma Zabel, Stephen Nel ny arid his bride home. It was ; is the home of a nuinbM of out- yt>rary and conducted by Mrs .,,;, Fodor, Robert Gur- son, Sophie Nttgy and Daniel lnw» who find it convenient to have Edward 8. Kuclnski. March 11 wait that mor« persons under 17 oom-1 Production AdmlnbtwUw} uuy Amundson, George Oavaleti, A harder to step aeross tolien the anounced for the next meeting, to mil crimes than any ether ageily ordtfed ok) MW( uaiicr Kielnun, Warren The Recond program introduced: law appears, and aht Black John be at th« home of Miu Blanche group and that arrests of gtrli|eers to halt further ] \> inure Kaxmierske, Bar- Gaiella Vincse, Klnine Stark, Her, Ukes Trounce Saints spends most of his time keeping Zlenvba on Christopher Street. umler IS increased IDS per centipntll their present invent ,,,1,11. Krancli Riglet, John bert Kaplan, Harriet Dalton, Buth thp "crick" clear of swindlers,' between 1089 and 104B. reduced. • clndys Hawkes, Orris David, Rate Uominquei, Mary irnld thieves, unwanted wives, and CIVILIAN AIMY JOBS l,,,rctta Lewis, I.Thomas 28-18 To Score Upset cardsharps. Karsnak, Carolyn Goodell, Emma The Army is employing civilians n Ho«e Rompa, Dolores In this story Black .John evwis Fednrcx, Elizabeth Marcy, Shirley OAHTERET — The Ukrainian to replace soldier technicians, elec- \ If rod Ervln, Arthur La- up the score with a number of old Stovell, Dorothy Rigler, Mary Sociar Club pulled somewhat of tricians, radio men and radar men i.,..i.|ih Kovacs.- enemies. On a trip "outside" to Vozny, Ernest Rusnak, William in the Philippines, engineers In Second Gra«W« T«« an upset hurt 8unday afternoon his hnyhood home, he perpetrates a Varga, Walter King and Vivian Hawaii and smaller Pacific Islands, mother assembly second Wttern tttr Jntttnlea pp when it outscored the high-flying clever swindle on a too-iealous Fodor. and government specialists in Ger- pupils of- Mrs, Gallo and trito-rfmall (1««, «•»*); m«r this pattern' to 170 News- hour. . . included: John Ktsh, Ste- the comeback of the club, for only make trouble for her husband, and : Washington's Birthday was oh prtfler Pattern tept., 2M West llth Resident* \o. Joan Sosrwwiki, Jehn fast Monday njghl this same coun- engineers teh hanging, of tome served with assembly programs «.,, New York ll> N. V. Print SMART MAN I.,-, Anna Haloob, Zoltan plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, ty seal; team stamped the Car- ligh-grade ore thieves. at the Washington School. Thosi O. — BUff 8er- nuhl I'usillo, Helen Demet- STVLE NUMBER. tert beys 64 to 36 at New Bruns- CLEVELAND, taking part In the first grade pro This Is accomplished with Black geant Anthony R. Schiavoni is so ,iil,l Szpak, John Rogers, The Marian Martin Spring Pattern wick! gram were Carolyn Dolinich, Don John's usual imperturbability and satisfied with Army life that he has Book Is now ready . . . It's yours, Because isl the thrilling defense aid Zazworsky, Rotien Fitzula, good humor, and the fact that he re-enlisted. No wonder! Married tar Pltteen Cents. Full of smart| of the players the half-time aeore Leonard OUen, Myrtle Perigyi ttyles for the family pins FRBE comes out a few thousand dollars and with eight children, Sobia- wae 9-8, favorjng the ,out,-of- Richard Markulin, Eleanor Gxvel pattern for the new "ba|-on*-bell" ahead on each of the deals In novoni made $4,700 a year in Uncle The) Boron|h COUB«U yUn» to How's tovners," but the Ij camo/back way lessens his moral stature, its, Claire Massing, Patricia Dom printed right Inside tbt book. Sam's employ, what with base pay with a sustained rally and when the browiiki. GeraldSzlea, Alice Brongs Black John's many fanB will nchik. 4 to7 . agreement was signed in Hamil- score was 21-10. HOW THE CAUSE AMD Those taking part in the sec Return of 1,000,000 Germans CURK OF PELLAGRA ton, Bermuda, on February 11. However, the Saipta were not 3UGAR ond and third |{niik assembly wer The agreement, which takes ef- from the east vexes Bavariane. WAS DISCOVERED to be outdone, and they came Stocks of sugar in the United For the tmti «B4 w«lf«r« in C«rt«f# ym ROIUTI Fitzula, Ernest Rohaly fect immediately, covers the ragu- I'lH^ra, beri beri, acurvy and back with 'three rapid SCOKB, Statuu are at their lowest levels Carolyn Dolinich, Leonard Olsen lation of fares, removal of re- ;.,,, diseases are ill due to bringing the total to 21-16. When ince early in 1942 and show little urf *el to ftttoMlth o Covnel) mectlof on W«to*a- Arlync O'Doanell, Joseph Rosal strictions on the number of flights t'ui -:mif cause, via., malnutri- Johny litiw »nd Tommy Oinda signs of improvement until the OUR SINCERE Joseph (ieguny, Peter Mudrak by civil air lines, and the setting imj •vvnisf, Muck «, 1149, »t Wtbt »'dock to n.iii Some victims of these dis- Joseph Wurtu, Ronuld Ciakowsk dropped in the clinchers for a Spring according to a Govern* •ad heartfelt tlumfci to all up of international routes. rnent survey. Increased output in ,.,• may appear la tha early Eugene Oavaletz, Dolores Han final score of 28-18 the revenge whose support and atUadcitc* producing areas may make more objatl to thb tKartf*. C*rt«rtrt '•,-•• m be well nourished and chuk, Michael KeliU, Lurry was sweet indeed. Litiw paced the generous rations possible later in contributed greatly to m*VI*f , :.iiiin and so the bU|R let it Psntlni Tip AND HIS ORCHESTRA Pslnttng ibovld not be dom on lr nun is nutritious, but aurfacH which are clow to or be. THE "'in is unfit for food for low tha freezing point. Some authoN Phtwe P. A. 4-1800 in-asi for in thts process Hot Meal* Served Until 2 A. M. GROSS Itlet caution against painting In tem- SEABOARD SALES CORP. IMK the worthwhile food peraUjies under 50 detrees, while I,., ui« removed. What OlhfM go as low as «0 degrees It 98$ N#yr Brunswick Ave. 'I-;, did not ft>4 out was the sir Is dry and no e*rly (reeling FORDS, N. j. A:I.I really denatured and U anticipated, -.I foods that were taus. • t rouble. Man learni very Badteiers -'ml in too stupid to follow "Here goeg for boys usually do not :i1 on wh it is pointed out M VUQ «anoot support i

; . tteur work dQiftntly in« - b.Ti, u pellagra U tailed mat endurance, soroetlrnei THIS CONCERNS YOU! -•', hua long bees ami Is still i m or 40 nUw * day it l another big day ''"<••'>' of the Orient. TTwOgh pec*. Cowtant aspown an4 '••uw«i »">d cure h*v«Wq> slnct t tood ahorteo their lives •" '"u')J. only tb* mm intvl- Your Home—Ani+-M "m i"'«ftt by tha knowlidge. 1 "r 'discovery pf the e»U« of on bUg itomi ihowi Barope's people ''•'rends lik, i romance and " b* 'f]M Puteh are hungry but not sUrving. In Java »n4 C«l»- •'•"1 «n the lowly '-".I. by befi ""»»»t built AM hospU ^ tick, they were bmght y thousand* and gtv«n Of iil «UenWcn, still tb*y to* 1934—COST TO BUILD beri berL V«r ait»r IKOOO wu tl b off $10,090 Mill. into, owr fIO.OdO.0© if that PWw J IP your MM '• «•"«« from fl U now the TODAY, to build or rtplwge it in "•'"y the co*t " >'ca''a of suj anU tkowNi nt retTiming eer- )llt| of .-h wrote to ti -Da^tinM MI make tWi '.'•"» <>f Holland "fir»t •' • aVfrtUWMfi": ftfMM* Hill* MiliW. '"'l'- "Kind us a ••»*." they l

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i iit.n FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1948 BIX DEM GOES TO , Wide BelU Slim AWttT-^ALMOST . ; . Has Perfect Right MOBILE AI4.—A frlfthtened \ • ,i it ,-niij'- i I it. buck came out of the wood*, < Club Elects (Ctmtmmd from Ptg* 1) To Be Red-Faced rAftTBRBT~-P riend«hlp Lin hurdled a at ear and crashed Ihn.iiKliinit thr wur period to ti"»t O.G.C., MA » Donon' Supp, DALLAS • Dnn A Hyfr of S«- through the plutc-glfts* window of the cfllcHcy «nd prnrtirHlity of Tuesday night at the Packer li As President pulps, Okln., rpportPd- rH-faced the fltephonson'n Grocery Com- them' vnrioiiH plan*. tel in Perth Amboy, After «upi -tn polic that two hitchhiker" pany, »t State Line, Minn. Some- 1TERET One arrangement prcividetl for tnok $2S and his automobile at there were card gwnee. Mn. R<>< one opened the door and the deer crt R. Brown tnd Mm. Han of the Caili'V I inn' run I inn ing liroi«lrmt« if a homb the criRe of town nt the point of took the hint. Hell«r were In chant*. • . was held rrrrntl landed on the Fortieth Street side « Rim. itlon Ont' I. Kiid.' of the ImfMingwhere WOR Mudion Ttic 2!-year-o1d Dyfr told Depu Others present were: Mr», 1,. SCALPED) SEWED BACK ft Avpnue s Thi> the are houvd. Another provided for ty Sheriff Bill p*rker, »omewhat Brown, Mr». Elmer E. 'Brown, M PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—When a i«a*ion in rnntinimtioti nhould the Fnrty-flrnt rpludantly, thnt the two were Inidor Bt^wn, Mm. AnnaOnrdti! 1 whirling drill caught the hair of Muni* v nide lie rimnagrd. Still others werd worn* !!. Mrs. LonU Carponter, Minn &!>• Mrs. Freda McKeith. 30, four |t Churl™ I):illmi, vi,-,. pii'.-M deiigned to keep WOK on the air lllmnn/Mrn. Morrla Ulman, ti> Hquare inches of scalp were and llnwn ni Tiipiicii, «cr HS the key station of Mutual Broad A, .1. Oeenbersr, Wm Edith Bro« rusting lyHtcm even If Nazi or wrenched from her head. Sur- Mrs, David Lasn&r, Ml*. 3idi p-trtMurrr. geons at Bryn Mawr Hoapita! aent I club will r w'i-i llif lir«t mill Japanese npir* with drawn jrunR Nervous Skipper Smith, Mrs. Alex LcBow, M out to the Autocar works and got JI.Thundav* f the month. The walked into the transmitter or Louis Lebowitt, and Mn, Mev the akin and sewed it ri«ht hack |l»«etin(f will l>c MA on March noriie vital upot in the main stu- Dumps Wild Cargo Roserrblum, worthy matron of on Mrs., McKelth's walp. They ; the Rpci-CMlion Outer club- dios. Mechanical control* would lndftc. Mrs. Carpenter and M said she 'would be til right, , Membership in open to nny- have wnrned listening engineers Ulman won the *p«kl awads. 'I |;, 1 photography. something was amiss so that the Load of Bomb* li Menace nrxt menting will take place 1 New York City or Carteret police I. 0. O. Y. Hall Tnedtlay ni(rht «mfnts nrc hi'iiKT nmdt To Livei of Cre*. Op the Silver Screen f ixhlbltlnnii of print" find lec- would httvo been alerted almost instantly. \ by well-known photcKrH|»h- Ditmat BABY BAPTIZED to be preKciilcd in the Figuring out what to do if an CHARLESTON, S. C. - Capt S. C. Brings at Philadelphia recently Warner Bros., those past mas- CARTEKET — Mrs. StcpJ, emergency makes rearrangements ters in the art of screen melo- necessary wan nothing new to Mr. watched with relief from the bridge vSuto «nd John Telepoeky w> ns stpvedores boRiin unlnading from drama, have stored again with the sponsors «t the baptism .. IDAY CELEBRATED Pop pelt, because some of his earli. his M.OflO-ton Liberty ship the 4,700 "Three Stranicera," their newest Ehaino MarjrW«t >Kady, held Sm HiARTKKET Mr. and Mr*. Mt( experience in radio ramp dur- ilnmm of murder and intrigue at ing war-time. He was a radio oper- tons i>( aerial bombs. day in St. EUwbeth'* Church, Th nk Nudfrc of 28 the Ditnias Theatre. Co-starring ator during the firnt World War. Thone bombs threatened the llvei haliy is th^ daughter of Mr. n . held » party at their home Sydney Greonstrflet, Ckraldlre of him and his 40 crew memberi Mm. Louis Kady of 18 Emer week tii honor their V Club," ihewi it with the straight part in front, nice for Solution of wheat situation seen SMILE The party WHS held at the station's engineers and technicians, the cargo," Briggs said. g Pk bloutet or iweatM-t and AirU. The other tide «t«r»e» up In what in marketing of more corn. «f Richnnl Albright, and .headed by Edmund Pranke, super Then on December 22 the Thoreau it called the contour belt and ii «o«f in rr»flt when you wear ary members present \wc\jntendent, test each piece of equip- started again Into the open jea and that one-pi«ce wool costume, on mor*. drntf o«a«ioni. el KOVBCB .of the N«vy, Ed- ment every dda y to makke sure alll ran into a southwest gale ftnd heavy Krytto", HIUHIM lie tiiiulo Should these two sources of' Freih, riw cabbage Is in excel. 0LYMP1A, Wash.—The countj DON'T MISS! 'lltly in WIMIIIK t": V •'• COLLEGE DAZE! 0rry, UormiKli I'lri-k, 1'nrU'ri'i, X. J. power fail however, there ia ready lent iour«» ol vitamin C. The lesi welfare office, which spends most (N IK lie ill UKoklllO .1. MISKD, .Hi. a third, and still more ingenious cabbage li cooked or exposed to •f its time locating shelter for P. 8-1, «' way of kueping WOR going. air, tht mori vlUmtn C It will con- lOinfcless persons, recently got -ABBOTT -COSTEOO For the program break, the sta- Uln. otire to find itself another place. ake millir l!i»l MK'IIAKI, U" tion would take F-M programs The .Highway Department needed UJK Ilib-nilu to tt|i|'l> tu I lu> ioni WBAM its F-M station on Ollgll I'EIIIIK II n[ the I tin II 11^ h "f as though they were in some re- ;he rooms occupied by the wel- erel fur II Plenary Kuliill 1 »IM- Madison Avenue, New York, and ;Mi mote spot. M Mtf ao IM vm of I* nmml pi , ebrnailraot them an amplitude pro. fare department. u Ht till! '"MILT I'f llllllHrveK A petition for increnaing the nue uiul William Hti'uet, i'nr- grams through its Master-Control Weekend • N, .1. "Mail uiul Six'ritti.iiloii" height of WOR'B towem now is "OUT OF THE DEPTHS" oom on the 26th floor of 1440 Shcllae of Animal Origin UlldlllK oil lUu lit till] ntHri' uf befpre the Federal Communica- torouvli Clerk, Curtcrul. N. ,1." Broadway, Colonle* of thousands of Insect*, Jim B*nnon (Blltiiiiil I tions Commission. Mr. Poppele For the power failure, there is which feed on the banyan and other Waldorf ilicn.\i:i. HOII|.:NCIIIK. said last week when he received Sat., Sun. Mat>. Four Cartoon! an emergency generator at the Oriental trees, produce the animal . 7iOO- 9:30 ctlonH. If any, sbmilj lie MIUIIO the writer of this piece the new 3«t—IiOO - 4:00 - J:6O - 9:40 Jlttl'lv In wrUIIIK I«: A I. ransmitter which can operate for resin known commercially ts lac, rnillfli I'lm'k, I'lll'till'nl, S. J. height desired will be over 700 N - Walt Diiney Cartoon tixteen hours on gasoljne while re- the base of shellac. pairs are being effected to the feet, which will strengthen the 3 DAYS—SUN., MON., TUES. egular equipment. ' station's service in the mor« dis- 3W STORE HOURS tant areas which it serves. The XIAOE'S PERTH AMUOr This Master-Control room is present |,owura are 386 feet high. one of the most Important sections ^Further Notice — Monday FORDS, N. i. • P. A. 40348 YVOHKt>TD>TDtCARLt O Friday 10 A, M. to 6 of the Mutual Broadcasting Sys- Throughout the war WO^was MOVIE GUIQF „ Saturday 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. em, which uses the eighteenth and an important link in the to-ordl- ' I mi*mt i | ^ nineteenth floors of the building mition which was part of our mi Thursday, Friday, Saturday tOpCMMIERON n New York. In its capacity as tional defense system. Constant Feb. 28;.March 1, 2 key station of the system, WOR communication was kept with othqr "UP GOES MAIS1E" THRU and Mutual are co-ordinated in chains, und signals arranged so their operation, while operating Late Show Sat. With WED., that any and all could instantly DrmPKItTII AMBOVw with complete independence. Pro- Ann Sothcrn - George Murphy MARCH 6TH know of u break in operation to Paeae V. A. 4-WW^ jrrums from WOR which go to NOW PLAYING —Alto— iher Mutual Stations pass through others, such an would have come from a bombing uttuck or inter- "CORNERED" Muster Control's intricate arrange- Biiig Crotby ments of boards, and likewise Mu- ference ut the transmitters of ("grid Bergman With Dick Powell tual programs for WOR are han-WOR, WABC, WJZ or WKAF. The dled here. Engineers »in Master- end of the war ended this c'<>- Henry Traveri Control have before them at all ordinntiiin with other chains, hut William Cargan Sunday, Monday, March 3, 4 tini«s the hour, minute and Bccoml it had no effect on WOH's deter- "SCARLET STREET" •Hi*—' various parts of the world by1 mination to maintain service ut al With Joan Bennett Cfcwter Morrii • Hwcb Herbert means of a set of clocks operating times ami under any adverse con- Edward G. Robimon ditions. Kg. "THE —Alto— ...of their own BELLS "DON'T FENCE ME IN" V'WaiBl Motion' With Roy Rogert ST. strange desires- These WINES-LIQUORS OF Tuetday, Wednesday, Mar. 5, 6 "BORN FOR TROUBLE" PHILADELPHIA BLENDfeD MARY'S" ne«d to hike up your With WHISKEY—Fifth, $3.89 V»n Johaion- Faye Em«r>on er» or adjust your CARTOON and a jewelled K1NSEY WHISKEY—Fifth, $3.93 —Al.o— pocks every ao often. "11 ALL CAME TRUE" THREE FEATHERS—Fifth, $3.90 With Humphrey Bogart, j r iegn has f e at u r e d Ann SherWaji1 SCHENLEY Fifth, $3.91 iickok suspenders and Blunvm Rote Dinnerw*r« oddess of ""-'era for years — the Free to tie L»di*« ...J that swing and »way WINES - LIQUORS Late Show Sat. pirVith your every move. CORDIALS NOW PLAYING is the time to give Johnny Waumullar DOMESTIC and IMPORTED Bread* Joyce STATE THl|tRE pantH and socku a in 1 ing lift by replacing WOODBRIDCE, P. I, yj*i!jti i , ..,,,,„„ ttr overstretched ma- "TARZAN" and TODAY THROUGH 3ATUBOAY en und gjtrteru with BOTTLED BEERS "The Leopard <}. ROBINSON - Jw» BENNEH i» Hickok kind. We Carry M D.< 0 "SCARLET STREET' v 1 Woman 1880-1946 PotndmBrmii Plui Un»Un«« MOOR* Ready ft$*m

Gorald Mohr Woodbridge Liquor Store Janic. AND1A3CIK, "THE NOTORIOUS *mboj AT*, WoodbiWft, N. J. ID MMT BBrr. NOW MS'- Ho Home For Onlirn A mother in Indianapolis, Ind., recently ONMS>QO OFTPN! •ARTEltET frtESS *• i. ^3:JLtt: i. ;A admitted to a Juvenile Court Investigator Louisa's by C«rtetet that she had placed six of her seven chil- OFFICE _ dren in a children's home. Dear Looisa: didn't take hh* serious ontii, s,,,Nr.TON AVE., CAltEtKT. H. S. I turn to you with my problem a ihort white ago. ,, Explaining her action she said that they > p C«rt«»t as I know yon to be a very un- He Hvcf out of town ant i w«re forced to move from the house thejr derstanding pereon, KS K. GREGORY Editor to see me one in occupied and could riot rent another be- I am a girl eighteen yean old. weeks, then hi is always ause she had "too many children." The I like to go to dances, to pine** some boy Wends. 1 teei thtt |U0-FW Yttt husband took upf quarters in a garage and where I can meet nlM boys and he really loved me he wo«M i girls of my own age. Instead 1 more often. I know he OHU ,,„, »econd clasi •*»«•* June ¥, the wife and baby were taken in by a have no fun out of lite whatso- doesn't seem to mind if I M' (,,rur«t, N. JH Port OJU>e, under neighbor. ever. boys If he isn't ben bat I 4 My parents object to me going ,f March 8, 187*. The plight of this woman calls attention want to. anywhere. I am at home from on* My problem It should I «M»J to the obvious fact that those who rent Sunday to another. tinue to go with him as fifw TtttamttA homes are increasingly inclined to prefer Do you think that a girl of my an or should 1 go with other 1 age should ilt at home all the time childless couples or boarders. The husband and have a goad that tad ,... n-aiifliationof th* New Testament and be lonesome! hint know It, Although I tot* 1 ..ihiished last week aftrtr yews of and wife with children are penalized when LONESOME GIRL—Oa. and hope to marry him some they seek to rent a home. Answer: I think he should show me ; a committee of Biblical scholars 1 certainly do not and It attention. We are frank to admit that from the amazes me that I get so many LONE8OM1 i i,y the International Council of letter* from girls who have such hut"1' point of view of the owrier of a house, it is Answer: ll|; Kducation, with which the edu- unreasonable parents. The very He certainly does probably more satisfactory to eliminate Idea of an ei^iteen year old girl ,,i boards of forty major Protestant thuslastlc, to say tl children in houses that are rented. There is buing Vcpt away from all toelal once every two weeks U Hot 1 of the United States and an extra wear and tear ipon rented quar- contacts with boyn and girls of ally often enough tor peeple B(.11,,miiutiona _ her own age is ridiculous. If the ters when children are present, which are very much In Ian, to ,,.|;1 are associated. parents would only realise it, such each other If they means a money loss to investors who build behavior is what very often causes manage. TIH' ;irv. Dr. Lyther A. Weigle, Dean their daughters to marry the first I think you would be wU* to | i , vale University Divinity School and homes to rent for a profit. good-for-nothing'man who comes f ti] with other boys awl it Is We have not heard of any instance in along in onle» to get out of such [,,„,:,„ ,.f the American Standard Bible possible that you will meat a prison-like home. , says that the Bible carries its thin municipality as tragic as that discussed other person who will make above, but we know that some owners do1 Really good parents encourage happier than the boy you art 'fettjf Ke "to those who read it that their children to-know other young ing with. LOUISA. discern and understand God's not rent to families with children. How the people by inviting them to their Ihoy «>' handicap can be removed, so far as little homes and malting the young A4dr*u yoqr letters tot ien" and "that word must not crowd welcome, "Louisa," P. O. *tt S3! children are concerned, we do not know Oraaiebwf, S, C. I ,i,li' 11 in ancient phrases that have 1 certainly do not approve of but maybe it will be necessary for the gov- ,.,i or lost their meaning; it must turning young girls loose to go RE6HEAD3 KUSHBO with all kinds of young men of! ernment to subsidize families with* Chil- EUGENE, Ort.—Ait explain-, iniili in language that is direct and bad character visit questionable Itaiiil tion of the recent rush of Un inul meaningful Do the people of to- dren, or to make available to them pub- road houses or stay out all hours 'li'itr licly-nnanc#d homes on equitable terms. of the night. city of Oregon Studontt of 1 was explained by the fact But —there should .not be any tickets to the campus "Kr translation of the New Testament reason why she shouldn't go to a Kopy Krawl" dance cost $1.16 : respectable dance or party with T followed in about four years by a Tht Red toots Seeds Yom Htlp a man escorting a redheads $l>fTJ| nice boys. Jjnlil;ii- translation of the Old Testament, for a guy with a blonde, and |l.r* Calling attention to the fact that the You write a very nice letter for one with a brunette. Upon wvhicl h a section qf the committee of American National Red Cross, under a con- and I am aure that you will be able to get a job when you finish ,|;iy;Ui scholars is now engaged. gressional charter, is extending care and PIPESTEM KILLS MAN school. Then you will be able to MELTON PARK, Surrey In ln,i ni!\v version, to be known as the decide some things for yourself. aid to servicemen in distant areas, treating land—Caught In a terrific gal*;? LOUISA. ||l(.vi>e40 this number of bouses with hospital divisions de- daily, has been requested by a I New Testament a&d to understand its lan-took and successfully accomplished a tre- stance, the members were "floored" his home and H puppy lying on, citizens in the over (iS-year-old signed to meet the needs of each former resident of New Jersey, mendous task during the active participai - recently when State Forester the porch. The note said, "I took\ category him increased consider- county for prolonged and life time now residing at Coral O«blen, Flo- Charles P. Wilber asked for $18,- your little dog, but am leaving yoa 1 e first English tf|Ml»tlon of the Scrip- tion of this nation, in war. It has many ably. care. With this set-up the private rida, to settle a f 50 bet. 1 nursing home can then be used for 000 for "silvercultural" improve- a little puppy in the place of it." according to Dr. Welgle, was made duties to perform if proper attention ia to Old age assistance totaling $8,- Fred F. Lewis, formeljly of New- the temporary nuirsing case and ment, Questioning developed that 744,8*56.07 was paid out during ark, wrote from the southland in- UNUSUAL I from the Latin Vulgate by John Wyclif be paid to our veterans oversea!, in con- I for the rehabilitation of convales- he wan proposing merely "improve- the past fiscal year to approxi- sisting that prior to 1009 there BUENA VISTA, Ga. —Whilljf iibout 1380. The first English version to be nection with our belligerent effort. In addi- cents." ment of the woods"—the definition mately 23,452 persons over 66 was no through public road in New of silvercujture. Jimmy Wuyne and Judy Isom^lB j translated from the original Hebrew and tion, it has a long record of relief work in yearn of age who hud no one to Jersey from New York to Tren- State Senator Arthur W. Lewis, twins, they have birthdays in dlf-'j | Greek was done by William Tyndale, who the peaceful years of our national exist- uirpporl them. Of the amount $4,- INFLATION-t-Chester Bowles, ton. He said that "In order to of Ltut'lington County, hastily fetent years. Judy arrived at 11:3 222,7(15.26 was furnished by the who recently took over the tre- drive an auto it was necessary to P. M, last December 31, while Jinwf as martyred in 1636. It was followed by ence, bringing aid, treatment and rehabili- withdrew a suggestion that hunt- Federal Government; $11,391,574.- mendous job of coordinating the go by ferry to Stulen Island am ing and fishing license revenues be my didn't umvi! until 1:30 A. M., | numerous others, including the King James tation to victims of disaster. It alsd makes 67 by the State of New Jersey country's stabilization program at cross at £crth Amboy to get to expended in each county in the January 1st. > ' and $1,130,625.04 by counties. the request of President Truman; New Btunswick and the roads were lilt, which, in its early days was attacked its contribution to the war against sickness, ratio in which,the funds are col- "Always u crisis" says the p Adequate facilities for the care wants the help of Naw Jersey citi- often through fariril and it WUH tor "bad theology, bad scholarship and badaccident, .suffering and death. lected recently when Senator Pas- dent of life in the White House. of aged persons are needed in all 'iens in fighting the dangers of in- necessary to gat out and open coc countered with the sugges- flation. He eltiims "the road we several gates on the way. iKnKli.sh," but gradually displaced the oth- We call attention to these thinga BO that parts of Now Jersey, according tion that the same principle apply World food output Is put at 12','! travel during the next few months I ors in common use ifflObg Protestants and the people of this municipality will be ad- to the Division of Old Age Assist- "I -made the trip several times to motor vehicle revenues. per cent below pre-war levels. can determine the course of our from 1907 to 1910 and it usually ""»'' tn be considered the "authorized ance which is headed by the capable vised of the appeal and prepared to make Marc P. Dowdell. Such a program economy — and the world's—for took four days from New York to I Version." a financial contribution which will enable should bu broad enough to take years to come." Washington," wrote Lewis, "All 1 of the roads except in the large the Red Cross to carry on its work. During cure of the medical, social, emo- "I think the liiggcst danger right cities were dirt roads used by tumiil and economic problems in- now ia that of it psychologival in- the ewar years, there was general desire fanners and there was no through volved, it is claimed. atiqn," says Mr. Bowles, "Too Nation** Gtati fUmned traffic. There was a fair road from to take part in Red Cross wurk by a finan- The remedy for the situation, msrny.'People are betting ,oa- inflsi- Perth Amboy to Brunswick but no revelation that the Army plans a cial contribution if not through personal which is set forth in a compre- tion.^Tliere is too much, Kkise talk pu,blic road from Newark to Bruns. ; hensive report just presented to to the effect that inflation is in- i)wt-wilr National QUtrd of 426,000 en- service, and this spirit will assure the suc- wick and there were 80 many pas men, with the intention of increasing cess of the campaign because our people tiires and gates to open that it I the inra: to 750,000, Indicates that an ef- are just as anxious to help suffering hu- waa.auicker to go by Staten Island OUR DEMOCRACY and Perth Amboy. Is there any- ji»ii will be made to make the National manity in times of peace as upon the occa- one in your department who is old a wull-trained force, equipped and sion of warfare. enough to verify this1 statement us jieailv tn participate tn any and all opera- THE 4H CLUBS I have a $50 bet to prove and 1 tiuii, m the Army, whether at home or (HEAD. HEAR.T, HANDS, HEALTH) made the trip ofte»." Commissioner Miller referred I abroad. Yamashita Was Warned THEIR, MEMBERSHIP of 1,700,000 BOYS AND6IR.LS the letter to the department's '" ^plaining the program to the House Sentimental Americana who worried IS DEDICATED TO THE'ADVANCEMENT OF nonagenarian, Robert L. Meeker AMERICAN AGRICULTURE AND RESPONSIBLE LEADERSHIP. of Plainh'eld, former State High- *k At certain times of the year, Milit,irv Affairs Contjft^ttee, Army officials about the hanging of Gen. Yam«shlt* did way Engineer, to be answered demands ior money easily lai'llr that the "pride and traditions of not show similar concern over th* Victims when hi> returns to his office. outrun immediate income. You the "''I organizations will be utilized as of Japanese policy in the PhilipptfteB, even OYSTERS:—Another Japanese can take care of this situation Cash [jar ^ practicable" but priority will be when those who suffered were Aiherican invasion, similar to the • beetle by borrowing from this bank on 1 to iiir units and divisions, infantry soldiers. which has plngued farmers, horti- a liberal repayment bans. culturists ami hotoie owners for '"-•ntal combat teams, anti-aircraft ar- It should not be overlooked that, in con- two generations, is predicted by "AT Borrowing in tins way is a simplv '>'. (ikrnal aircraft warning unite and nection with hostilities hi the-F»r ID4at, the the Fish anil Wildlife Service if business proposition. You are not iieedod to facilitate training. It is dis- Japanese jjovernment and its leaden were New Jersey oyster growers don't lv watch nut. subjected to any embarrassment. explained that the units of the given ample warning that they would be 'NIK South Jersey oyster gniw- 1 Money k available quickly to respon- «ill perform their normal task of held responsible for any miatreatm«nt of ers specifically lire warned nut to libl* persons having a steady source '•liiilniniiiK law and order "under con- our servicemen or of natives undeir their import Juimtu'se oysters for planlr '•nil | iiig in the beds of Delaware ]$i»y of Income. Take advantag* of out of the State iuthorities." control. ami other areus. The Japanese oys- iriwdly, oonndantial service. Wia the National Guard was mustered The enemy leaders refused to h&ed the UT, which d«t)M natr.hftve the suc- they culent flavor of the native bivalve, I ul service in September, 1940, its warning. They cannot «ay now that . is more iii'ulilic and if planted on was about 800,000 men. Subse- did not know of the crueltiei Ittfllcted the natural beda of the Atlantic when war came the strength of upon the helpless people in their posBes- and liulf coasts would, outgrow the d was down to around 350,000 native form Jtnd possibly replace it, Bion, Nearly everybody in the world knew according to the Fish and Wildlife Member Member ""•II .Mil 2u,ooo office*, When lederaHsed, it at the time. . Service. |Hll' IMI-, werV e*emp\ from over- Along with the imported oyv Federal ttrs will come the dreaded Japa- F«hral but m»njr enlM 'or such nese oyster drill which has already V1( Jiltoet* Rates To fietott f ' f before the wmptlon w»s removed been Imported into nprthern waters Rater** wine Guard took part in the There are cautious financi^ In the na- along with the, seed oysters and lighting It tion today who yearn for the rtitufti of thj fins become well e«Ubllsbed. This IniaraM* llu drill which is a spscfoa of s.n»il, la - f«ct that Arm* now r«oam. food old days of high interest fates. They vwy difficult to wnjtrol. The only ""''"'« the pei t«nd toWld down on money lendlhji in the effective means «r oOntnolling the Coins, l a| drill is to locate tb» egtft iu rooky '"" Guard, &e| tt>ai * little later ort, therein get a ! 1 or concrete «r*Yl% W low t|de •« much Uruift' cent,, . "^ and burn thjm urttt* Wow torch, Mi. l""" indica# which is v very glow »nd expensive' '"°n. method of control. New Jeftey AMtermen wiw "dared'1 might be atti^i«X W th# okwp t of the Jap«»i«tt M>...t nl A-bury •Park on I CARTE RET. - They really he K-ochdti, girlii champions in U if* "buckr" MMMICJI rtsnalard unbenten by Ukrainian t. C. qnlntei defeated irdny ft the high school round of thould hnve treated Trunk Me- he Recreation basketball league, 1 from the Britton Br*r«. - • • , SI.,,(•!, I! i" the npenint t. Emery * ot New Brunswick 'he Amboy ulrarpshooteTs till for the Miillfl I <••'!""• tile 309. ,,. 2Hth annual hii'Uthall toiirna- Carthy, founder of the lMrldlcwx went down to a 15-12 defeat nt Onr of bneb»M'< mntt colorfol defrnte.l the thi CLOVERS hik week at the local court. The player*. . . . Howrcr, Joi- Strtpp in the list period t» wl» the of», thr Buddies rnoniared by 'he N. -L '• County lntcrscholMtlcConference, the hands «i an All-Star tpnm this Q. 'p. .Ike* «UK«d atiR rally in the third t*i Jo« Tinker out at tht Stripp NORTH END Black Itwk*. K-U\ In win thr I'niringn for the opening just a little tatter, even though he week fccfore a bl(t crowd. G. F A. A. Sunillo, f 0 4 period to win. baitball «ho«l tay they have a cl»a|«l»ionfhip in thr Midget loop were announced thin week esn't coach the haiketball team. round Ondrojlck, f 0 4 ALL STAR GIRLS UKRAINIANS younjtter who hit! «nJ fields f*l«Rer, f 2 l MeOfel «tvl Ward 2 12 At Pitman H. S.—8 p. m., Clay- Stopt, g . 4 I 9 Merelo 0 0 « 8core by periods: with the rax*Very elo«e. Worth Slid 4 11 IS 17 Referees: Rhaner »nd Campbell. on VR. Glaxsboro. Matt*, g . A 0 0 Star Combine, 32-26, Couirhlin, f 0 gues, 0 « Jkrainians B 3 IS 7—88 Short said additional garnet Riedle, g ;- 0 fl 8—18 Jet Credited to SUte . would he scheduled for March 6. 26 3 65 Russo, % It. Emery's 6 3 1 . -/J| CAHTEWI In Benefit Contest Urkin, g « Troop , ILflfCBowters Official in Colorado G. F. 85 vs. 88 st 6:30 Uied Yanki at 'Guinea CARTEUET^IrTn benefit'game DENVER.-The fact that Colo- t 5 1 0 18 County Major loop 82 vs. 89 at 7H6 rado'i wealthy lieutenant governor Pigs' for DilMM Virus Louk. t 0 0 for the P.-T.A., the Falconj, Ree m vs. 81 at :ft:OjD Score Sweep Orer —Gene Higby—apparently wat the League charnpions, defeated .an TOKYO.~Jap Communist leaders 2 CHBCiCERS otiflnal Inventor at the Jet-propelled f 6 anld that members of the Jap med- AD Star outfit after.an evertlmo. Nemish Girls Defeat airplane WB» disclosed for the first Timk*, t i J Yernib Winner Icnl corps Inoculated American and period, :)2-at the I' Yoshlo Shiga, editor of the Com- 14 11 U» Of County Series Girls did something no other te»n^ lh* government, apparently, became FALCONS . 85 n. 86 »t 7.:« son Oounty alleys. munist "Red FlaR" sold the Japs loore by periods: has been able to dp throughput Interested in hli Idea G. F. P. 88 vs. 81 at 8:15 CARTERET (3) bombed Institute headquarters in South River .... 18 HI 14 7— (6 CARTEKST—Before a capacity In the spring of Ihni year Hlgby Wilgvcki, I 1 % 4 the second half in the Girls Lea- 82 vs. 8» at 6:30 M.Siekierka 151 200 Harbin to destroy evidence of the larteret 9 7 11 12-39 rowd, Joe Vernillo, Cartcret Star, received « letter from the war de- C. Riedel, f 2 -0 4 gue, They beat the Kocheks, 8-4, SHl'FFLEBOAtU) Setbert 119 experiments when Soviet troops ap- Officials: Spence and Steinhilber. got off to a (food start in the de- partment asking for permission to B. Ried«l 5 1 Troop A.«*lva« |} igO Hi) proached the city. n fense of his county pin title by in a low-scoring game this week B develop upon his patent. The re- Casior, g 2 2 82 va, 89 at 8:30 2*7 171 Other Communist sources said 6 AeleutiuK Juhn pientka of South at the Nathan Hale School gym. quest was granted, ami his device Zobe-I, g 1 8 85 vs. 8,6 at 7:15 Hwmlak 19« Ur, may h»ve been the basis for the "the human guinea pig" expert 6 River at Duttkin'sAlleys last Sat KOCHEKS Yoong Clovers Lose Cherepon, R 1 0 88 vs. 81 »t 8*0 Urbaiwki Kl'J development of Jet-propulsion which ments both nt Harbin and Mukden 2 urday nibht, 1708-1828. The sec G. F. p, were directed by Lt. Gen. Shlro Ishil ond block in the aeries will he 0 no* is used on D 29s and other oir- 12 8 Shutello, f- 0 Vttemta afe of tht Jap suTgeon's corpa nnd for- tolled in Carteret tomorrow night. 0 0 64K craft for speedier lifting power To Basketem, 13-5, ALL STAR BOYB n Russo, f 0 It costs Ins Man two tents« tint mer hend of the Ishll Institute at fl 0 BAYUJJNE G. F. The acorcn: Staubach, c 8 lar to us« WtsmlnC WbleM to Harbin. p. \ternillo—203, 174, 178, 190 2 % Sivek 20 r. Tragedy Hits Returning Slivka, f 1 Merelo, g fl nlng peaches, plumi and (wr«. In Rec Cage League 3 18Q, 201, 183, 2Q8—1700 Larkin, g 0 0 0 218 15", Albright, f 0 0 2 use prevanta darkening and chanje Wounded Veteran Twice Rabid Jap Ambassador 1 Pientk*—179 198 154, 194 Covighlin, g 1 Win* US H" CARTERET~The Young Clw- Belewicz, f of lawr. CAPRON. ILL Tragedy maw Turner, f 6 234, 190, 186, 157, 161— ljpxAllcn 126 IB'.I Gives Self Up in Tokyo ors, after leading 6-4 at the naif 1 the homecoming ('( twice-woimdfd incta, c . . 2 4 Soanaro 154 16fl TOKIO, - Toshio Shlratorl, 1939-40 went down to 111-5 defeat at the NEMISH Shanley, « 1 0 veteran Hubert Rice He buried his Karney, g . 1 2 lalaaf Fltserlet ambassador to Italy, who asserted hands of the Basketeern in the G. F. Ijiuffenberger, g .... 0 0. 816 816 second child since his recent dis Wilguij, g , 1 4 The cold m\et flihes are primar. In 1931 Japan's true aim was to Recreation League. Fazekaa drop- Nemiflh, g 0 0 charge. 11 Uy a recreational resource and are Soltew, f I-. 0 0 drive the white man out of Asia, ped in several one-hand fthnts to Mynio, g .. 5 Hooee group nnxls Water n Bice arrived her* /rom Fort Sher- the moat valuable of the Inland fish' Seibeit, f 2 0 surrendered at Sugomo prison re- turn the tide for the Basketoers. idaji to find his eldest son, Martin. 11 26 eries. Price, f 1 0 cently. CLOVERS i had died ut infantile paralysis. Jl Shlratorl—termed "must rabid ol derald, 2, the remaining son, dice: G. P. P. ult the militarists" in General Mac- 2 a few days Inter, likewise a vlctin Sarzillo, t ... WALLY BISHOP Arthur't arrest order — was taken Riedel, f 0 MUGGS AND SKEETER of polio. Into custody by Sgt. Charles, W. O Rice, formerly of the Third army, Dudick, c Kline of Gary, Ind., to await trial . 0 GETTIN6 »{!....MfiS. DWY.ER ^ i mil wiped nut a Gorman bazooka squ»d as ii wur criminal. ™ Weiss, g BE CHANGE!} Onilrojiick, g . 0 15AYS THAT MDU CLEANED, last March 7 for which he w« The former diplomat cnrrled three COMPLAINTS ABOUT MDti ' JUST) ABOUTAPWTQFCQD\)*^A " DIDN'T mil awsrdcd the Bronze Rtnr. He wis H FOODINjn I suitcases nnd two rnrRe bundles o( AS A"5lTTER" UP ALL THE LIGHT LIVER OIL . AND FOUR <0ELlCl0U5 .WrTHMEATALU! a prisoner in Germany from March bedding into his cell. HER REFRIQERATOR/gjJ BASKETEERS ACK.... EXTRA BOTTLES OF THE V SALAD J7 to May 9. LAST MlfiUT" G. BABYS fORMULA'THAT'REJORESSING C (.HOMEST, MISSING ri WITH THE Sidun, f 1 MUGGS! Campbell, f '... 0 Balewicx, f 0 ROOF REPAIRING Kish, c 1 All kind) of roof repairing—fUt roofs, ihinjlei, ilate rooft— Kimback, c 1 fatten, le»«l«n, ventilntiom. Flat roof ventilation! will preitrve Fazekas, g S your flat roof (or years. Solteaz, g 0 We M«ke Sprinldin, Cam LJk All Jobi Guaranteed — Over 25 Years Experience ! D. WEISS tl fer HaV «uw« Eipreat Rate L Flv* dollars far each half ounce 20 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, N. carried was the charge made b; FELIX THE GAT Telephone Carteret 8-5393 the Pony Express during its year Of existence from 1880 to lttl. eo , 1

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THE FLOP FAMD -By S Jft etab Is , , , Not la any other sfcdtoih, thouio t«rtt florovjh rioiiBcli s,i-flh Anns hllitlon twj i>ur«u»BH6 IMT, «x*a a ; intussits talrtn tram the west coast minimum nrfee Bt wWch said lot* In thai be dangevoui because of food JMi il lilor* Will t»f tiolrt loifethff trlth ill oihw ittftldMt **tftlls. Mid min- they eat. imum |>r|fli> helhj; 11100.00. plOT eftnts Cooking nf iirfparlng (Ippil onu nnv>>rtliilng Ojiitr faming tli!» Mlp «nl.1 lota in falfl hlork, If told un tdi-ms TlU rettilire a down Ojrrter Urmlntf*ril»j\ty developed pnymi'nf of |11.MV, th» linlnno)- i>r \,,,,v ,,ml Navy *• •»* tn many states, provides about M rclmsp |.rl

hnlrt In e ur the 8<»lc v,,,ir flour look for hi' iiiK glvon in tprmx und mannnr of Now .lenn>y, IniUUi-tl • An ' Ai I of imynjetit in ii»« one nr morp min- ;„„ on th« l*>tl> CpiprnliiK Cluing,, or (junip, n«.vl- imumum hills Hhnll he mc:«lT«d, On pr 193", :: in hcrcliy glvni th«t Mnyynr unO Council arid the payment We ulinll npply In the foui'l of Coifi- h reof l>y ththi>i rmrrhnnfh r ao^ordln^dl n Ihwi Pli>«» n|. Mi.lill. Ht.^ Cniiuty in ththe manner uf purahaec In *<- \\\r <; city <.r New rilan™ with (ernvii of »al« on flip. Bninuwfrk. N.-w .in^y mi tln> llf- , i rcntn ' « Onfh of Carteret will «i>1lver tnenth iliv i,! Mun-h, nn, nt (on and Bale deed fur n»t a»- Bormigli Olerjt ,,ir and bleftd into th» M|tn« nli.nr mimes, in wit: l^>ul» To li« vcnl«pil ohrunry 22 nnd 1(61)11*, Mlitlillila IInrrti>t l,«h(iw, iiri h i!H6, In the Cartpret ,,xtiire. Turin oot op t *oi«l Hal-tin l,..|,nw, lintierl Henry iimirrd board and kMad labour, Wlllliim ,limi.|ih U>lmtf Idilil F'r Ulli. Wild Cut the *k KOTiCR OF PITBUC SA1t« TO WJTOM IT MAt COI*"KftN; for Hoypr »ni VQIIM. Mtoly ,,,. Cut with a-imajl bU- II'AIIUIKT At a regular msellng uf the Coun- vr, nprinklt with star** /. cil of M\t Borough nr Ciirteret hetH MMingi in every tenth. HaaMrfiil, Ml IU unfl Fehrtfnry 20, 1441 I win directed to dbkd mlvrrtlie tl\c fajii that on Wpdnen- l f !OR| N .i,,.iii Potatoes Ciirt«r#t, N .1. ,, milk K«14*4 to Intpei'tlon and to be puUlnly read Tomatoes' 25c water l\P. 205,2?; 3-1,8 lirlur to KHIO, riol •' itonwv.'ll Avr- Oranges - 59 nue. Block 13-R. lloniuuli of Car- Sound, perfect slicing. F«otured at your Acrrie, supsr terM AmQonB shortening cll of the HnmiiKli or ('iirlerit held olutUm nml purwitant to Inw, flxeO fBrdccoli Fancy Western Bunch 19c Bog 1 , -, ;t cakes February ;'O, ISIS, ] «m iiir«i tmi tn ii mlnlinuni inlci nt wlil-'li Miil«l. plot GraptKruit Fancy Florida ^** $ »itverl|pm the fait Hint on Wcdntn- In snid hlot'k will tic *"lil togetlirr ,,, lukewarm inter .' (lay evenldK. Muri'h (1 1910 Hie with all other nortltirnt rtctnllH, Udishfts Fresh Red 2 Bunch* 9c 1 :,% eups slfud enHched Mnvor unit • Coufti-JI will meet nt snlil .mlnlii)um price lielnn $1,000.01), Calavo Pears Calijorhia I'M 1'. M. In thf {'ouncll rhamWrii |ilu» roH» of |ir*|iiulnn 'Iced and nd- Todoy'i bett pelelo vela*! Sound, SJ«nli'l|inl iiuliilinii. C«okc Avpnur, vprtlHtiiK thin ,iaif. Salil tilot In milil Kirole Fancy Southern 2 lbs. 15c mealy, lemevt foi IW»o»l i>m' milk, wtttr,sum, salt Carterpl, N. J.. ana eiponi' Jind II>II lijork, Jf sulji on terma will rf.iulro Cekry Hearts Jumbo Bunc/i 15c ftt publl. Hill., nnil to the hiRheiit n down in.ytnent nf tlilO.iH), tlie lial- niinfr. Add the'yeast take bloilfr ftf.-nriUiin to t»rm» of nai,> on •'i' of pun linn*1 jirU'p to he p<\Ul Siringlesi i, been softwud lb the 1»« wlili ilia Hon.uaii Clsrk uuen to In iM|imi monthly lnstiillmfliitu of (n»T>("'tli>n lintl to bi! imbllnly read 4JOO. iTIuli Interalt RUB other II-TIHH ,,n water. Stir.In floir by print l.i mi U-, I..,| I In ft\ri, k Hi:!-A. provlilei! for In ("ontrinl of Sale GREEK Lprge Fresh "Grade A" iintil stiff enough'to knead. HormiK'i '.f Cnrlcrfl A^RcsKiniMit Take rurther notice that nt salil MiUi. ,le or any {lute to which It may hi> ,.n floured board until Tukf furtlior notice that tlif C«r- Hdjwirnpd, Ihp Mayor nml Council mil satiny. Shape Into a tfru llnriiuKti t'ouni'll tirm, by rov ii'«crvpa tbo rlKht In Us discretion BEANS aliillun nnil iiiii^iinnt tu law. flxcil n tu reject any imp or all lilils and to ( hull. Place in a greased nilnlinuni pine at whli'li mild lut In x»*ll HI\III plot in nnld block to ninii aiilil hlnck will lii. anlil timelier vltli hldilcr IIK It mHy select; due refsani C ni^li with salad ol), cover all IIIIHT 1" > 11n-ill dctnllx nail! mln- ht)!n« nlveu lo tcirmn nnd manner i riM.- in a warm place until Iniiini pri.e IH'IMK IKVIHJ, |IIUH ™«t» of payment In rase one or rooro min- Eggs 49 <,• in hulk. Knead down. of iiivimrliiK ilri>d nml mlvcrilslnK imum bids shall ho received. Mil» «..lf Sul-I lul In -aid lilwk. If • L'pon acreutanre of the minimum The Ideal egg for every use.* Serve more eggs now for economy, mm 2 loaves. Place in ,2 Mild nn i a down Aid, in- Mil above nilnirpurn, by the Miiyor ami Council Hnd tlu- payment value, variety and vitamins. Every egg guaranteed. I '.ii'iiil pans. Brush with liaynifiit .if lul.iin, Hie haliinii. «f pitrrliuM' |nlii> In br> pitld in IWNII thereof by the purchaser accurdinR '. mver, let rise until dou- Uliiin |iri!»iiiiiiii,ni nf ih.|.il. lo KIP munn«r of purchane In nc- cnritance with lermn of nalo on file. ri'K. ltftke in an oven 400 Tufci' rurtlii-r ncitlrc thai nt nalil •iile ur ai)> .lutr to whlrli it may he Ilii' flnroiiitb of Cnrtoret will deliver CANNfiO VIGETAHE FEATURES Farmdde Evaporated fut 20 minutes then at nillniini.il, iln. Itiyor nnd i'iiiim-11 n ltnrKiiln and Hale deed for m\ld Cnam Styl« • ;-i i-cs for 26 minutes rfni'ry™ Hie rluhl In UF dlwretlun tn irji.« i unt .mi' i.r nil hkl» luiil lo AUOIT.ST T. PEItrtY, SktdSeefc Kmty 20-ai. tan Nabisco Gm§er Snaps KCII silil I*.! in MI Id hlni'k tb nui'h BoroiiKh Clerk ACME M-oi. Can lililili-r .ii it niiiy (H'liTt; ilue rcKiiril To bp ailverllned Kebiurtry 22 and hi'inK Kkviii tu (rrm.i .mil mnnnpr Marrli J, mil, In the Carterpt Sunshine Honey Grahams ^ 20t Plantation BUc«1t »f |m\ mi-ill In riu*ii mm nr irtorv niln- 1'rem.* V4MCAW MILK u|M enriched flour Imijni M.tH sliiilt lie r^iclvi'il. t'linii HI fiiii;in.'*» «f tlu* minimum JIOTICB OV PUBLIC lAI.K Sunshine Krispy Crackers X 194 : . pions baking powdttr 1)1.1, "i 1.1.1 iihnvi' mlnlinuni, by HIPTO W!H)M IT MAY CONCKIlN: py i ,.,...11 Hilt SluV"I unit I'uiiiull nnd the imjinnil At u regular meeting of the Coun- IhiTi-nf' hv th.> |iiirrlwtHt*r Hn'orillnK 1 cil or Hie Borough of Carteret. held TomatT o SouS p fmf&JLff&JL "S-S l P hiii'ti-ning packed down .In lh>. nuiiin* !' nf |iuri'hiine 'In ut*- I'Vbriinry it), 1B4«, 1 was directed to Firmdale Peas : ' l! I'lii'dnin c wlili if rum nf nule i.n file. ;idv..rtlnp the fact Hint on WednpB- the ll.iri.HKli 'if t'liripret will deliver day evenlnic. March 6, 1916, Iho 4 35c Campbell Tomato Soup 3 WflflS String 19 • in milk ' . n Miirunln iiriil Sulu ili'i-d for »ald Mayor nnd Council will meet ut KOSFOIO TINY IIISH RQIKHID 19ii. Con i litadlahHl with 4Q0 uatti ol Vitamin •' ilty ingredients and chop L S:ail p. M. In the Council Chamhem, Fancy Tomato Puree .i Munlilpal BullillnK. Cooke Avenue, D. Nan* t»tt«r «t any pilal Why •i vmni? until meal like. Add Carterpt, N, .1., and expose and sell Vegetable Dinner pay m*nt • f I'.irifrct Ill-Ill Tuke furih»r notice that the Car- p i 'ImKh. Roll out to V4 inch Ki'lirnnr.v in. Illlti, Iwiis .lliiM-teit tn tpret Borough" Council liM, by re»- !>M -. place far apart on bak- uiH.'iii.ii- IIw fu. I lh;it. nn Wi'ilnen- olullon nnd purauimt to Inw. fixed a ihiv IV«IIIIK, Miii.li i'., Illli;. 1 lie minimum price at which «iilil loin iH When done they should ('nrii.r*ft, N*. 1. unit <'\|iuMt> and H^'II plun .:oildcn br"own and very ni i•'11.11'- null, unit in ihi. liiKhi'»l Creamy, velvety-smooth peanut butter, made from finest No. 1 peanuts. Helps solve your butter problem! ">^ bliliii't- iiii'urdliiu In Irrnm ..I mil.' nn hhiek, if wild on terms will require tiltt ftjlh llli; Iliil'pllKl' Oli'fk nl'i'n u down pnympni or |-i. 50. the liiil- In ln»|i<" tlun and t|' he inililh Iv r.'iid iince uf vurchaae price to he piiid In rash upon prcsentalioii nf deed. prior In ^.llr. I.nl» ir.-IB-l", I'lllUHK H.rd ReO* * Tuke further not Ice llmt at niild Enriched Supreme BREAD wZ'Z^l 10c Slri'pl, .11 Illnrk 1 '!-<". Unrnliull 'if ;.vi-t cake 1';H|HI-I.| A>.-..islil.nt M,I|I, mile ur any dute In which It nmy be 1-tAIURtS mljourned, tile Mayor unit Council < ' lukewarm water T*k.- fmtliiT untlL.f thai Urn Cnr- tent I tin un Kh Cnlinull II.IM, hy ri'»- nwerves the rIBlit In HB dlscrotlun ' up milk nlllliull ill.I |ltll'sll:int In 1,1 \v, llxi'il tn reject nny one or all hld» nnd tij Hell MiiIti loin lit Hiild block to mwli American^ £ Fresh Killed Qrade A ni|i hot water a ITIiI..nniin in!' .• il wliu h s,u.| lot" 1 111 w.iil Ulu.'k will be mild lutsellii'r Uiililri aw It may mdect; due regard BIUEMOO N •••:i-iM>on shortening with nil ntlior porlluont detailH, boiiiK sivuu lo termH ntvd raa*imr of payment In case fine or more min- Csveau *"" Hershey Cocoa «!: i ,""i\ sugar snhl lli.li'llllllil |H I >• tii'illK $:*II.IIH. |iliM ."il* nf i>r«|>iii'lnK ilt til anil ;nl- imi, in bids shull he received. :i i |i. urn sale \i.|l>lrK thin MI)V Siilil inU ill >uM I'lum acceptance of the minimum Bavarian K, S bid or bid iibove minimum, by .the FRYERS Pancake Flour "SL It • ip- I'nriched RoUr Ii,., k. ii »i>M mi I. i in-<. will lci|uii'• fc ti .limn ii.iymciil nf S77.-"id, tin- li.ll- Mayor and Council nnd the payment thereof hy the purchaser according •:r - lightly berten Illl' . 1.1 |iiu, ha-l' pliii" In In' J'ill'1 Swiss Gruyere -45< Pancake Flour 10 ilie manner of piirchaae in ac- ••-' yeast in lukewarm til rnlMl lllnntliK il'.MI :1|||1I4M|M Ot And NABISCO IO-OI. |2v.n0 piurt Inliifsl anil nlliiM- trims iiiriliiiici' with term» of sale on file, : lU'at milk with the hot (he Horoiigh of Carteret will deliver Borden Chateau Uii pun I.Id lul In I'nnlrii. I nl Sail. 11 HiH KH In and Sale deed lor mild xl.l the shortening, iug»r Tnkr further imiln! thai lit said Wheitwartti Cereal 17< «nIt- ..I- any .lull' 1" ivlili-li It iniiv he liremlse.8. Broilers • Stir until dtuolved; cool iidjiiiirli.il.' I In- .\Liynr nml ('.ulinll AUGUST J PKRltY, Roka Spread Tia,20«> ii-n-i vn HID rltclil in ils IIIHITCIIUII Borouich Clerk Serve crisp, golden brown fried chicken or delicious < * Hm. Stir in yeast. Sift To lie advprtined February 2S,and 33c Cream«(Wheat £! iw uj.iPt i!«>' nnc or nil lii'ln ami tn ;• H»ur an4 bt*t tmooth with •til M-.id i .. . In gala lil«»'k tn nu»-h Mureh 1, I91S, In the Carterel tender broiled chicken for a delightful surprise for Prea».« ulililii us II may •ititi t. iluo rtKard R Blh the family. Featured ot all Acme Markets. Quick Oak *%L*X Add remainiBg flour and bi'lliK (ilvcii lu U:i|n» unil m;innt>r IfraH * ' • ">th. TOM on a flawd or liavmt-ul In list1 i"i« "r i"Mr>) NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE Fancy Quality TO WHOM IT HAT CONCERN: MQII Oliv.Pim.nlo 5-oi |or 1 luliituuilil l>ld» nliall be ri'i't'lvi-d. Mtdium Sli* tl knead into a smooth At a regular rtit>etlnn of the Coun- Grade A & AA Cross-Cut tit limn iti'i'i-itluiiuo of iho minimum l1 i..ce in A greased bowl, cil of the Borough of Carteret held hiil, »r hid iihovr minimum, hy i»» February -'U. HHB. I wus directed to Borden HfMO Fancy Grade A < th »alad oil an4 cover. M.ivi.r and Cuumil and llic |iuym«ni advertise the fact that on Wednes- Ilifivuf by llii- iiiiri'lilim'i' Mi'iU'dlng Drink yaur vihwin CORHSTAICH day evening March 6. 1916, the - mil double In bulk, form in ilir iixuiiu'r of purfiiiiae 1» "•- and Iik. riuml Kobkrd B«nd U-o'u "»- 1 Mayor and Cuuiicil will meet at Chucks of Lamb *• 28c nir.lan.-.' with terms inh sciatorc «ut off colls [>!'* !]ll»it:ri. FOWL Stock Vf With Thn* DfJIe/om. AVOl'ST I. PBItHY, at public sale and to the hlgh««t J4kiced Chicken PURE GRADE A long, Place on a greased Bt L'l bidden aicordlnK to terms of Hale 1 on die with the Bvruuyh Oltrk licet. Snip i trn^H gashes To In aihiTiNnl l-'obruiiry Ji *nd Rib UmbChops *%.«». 43c Vni, Ii 1, Hill, In the I'artorcl open to inspei'tlon and to he pub? • «f each briiib with egg liily read prior lo wile, l*t» 25 nnd HY FRUIT JAMS 26, Mtilne Avenue, In Black 12-A, '•""llrined with W cup of lli.ruiiKli of d'urti'iet A^neaement 41 Ptqth, Currant, Etdtrfa*rry, Jlatfc- .', MlTICU III" IM'BI.ir 8AI.K lb Him Parly Loaf r 1 barry, Rwpbtiry 'i. Bake mm oven 426 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Stewing Lamb^tlV^ft. 19c f Al n rt-Kiilar mn-tlnK "f Hie Onun- Take further notlca that th* C&t- 4 lb«. and up. Mak* tairy fiitoiw* ! PrtCM Hftur* only j. "i- 30 min«^a, brushing terel Borough Council has, t>V WMi- rll i.f tlie Xi.niuKli »f <'iini'r«t t.olil ASCO Catsup ,4.0,. * K (hickin a la kira. MIII egg white while baking. I'Vlirnury ?u, WHi. I win .llrorteil to lutlon and pursuant to la-W, 8w4 a mlvertlxt- IN fart that on WmidM; minimum price at which illd Ijts In Ground Lamb & Patties "> 32c •aid block will be sold tug«t|«r with 17c to 23 diiy cVi-nliiH', .Manli It. ll'lfi. th£ titter Catsup all other details perttuaatj #at< Miiyur iiiiil CIUIIH II will meet, al s ll-flil (' M. In lli« Con in 11 Chamber*, minimum price hclilK $350.00 pl» Mackerel Fancy 0oston •*>. 19c ^ • wi.-ih to extend our lio- atunli'ipul HulUUntf, I'mikr Avenue, coBts of preparlnc d«e4.»»a aoV«f- Packfin/8V4-lb. Com j Carturnt, K. J,, mid i-M»>«: uml nell tlal.iK tliiH stile. tJatdJbU 10 «#4» FiAf aln fai Inititutionv HoMll and • '• unl heartfelt thanks to block If Htilii UII term* will reoulrs ai imbllr tult! in"! t<> Hit' 1'lKhcst Fresh Fillet Haddock '*>• 45c Intauranh. To upack, Mi jkuttt 1 '''lives, friend* tad neigh- bidder iiic.iiitlnK tu ti-nnn of mile nn ii down p.iynii-nt of, )5S.fl(>, Ul* Uftl- ftneo of inirchuau price to be niUd In or \m 30 to 30 miautai. SHriKtt M 111 their kind expressions Ale wltli llif iluriiutfli t'lerk mii-ii l» 'nstiei'tli.n nml I" >><• I'ui.lld.v .-••nil biimtl monthly luaUUmwts ut fiUM Fresh Fillet Flounder it>. 51c ipasn, dip jam carefully M* lUrlBwd '|| irh.r In wilt). l.i.i« •><' l" '"''' ll"'1- plus Intercut and QUker ter«m pco- aJatMi or Jan and uml Inumdi vliltd for in ro,uttai'l of «»lc. 1 : '"itiful floral tributas ex- .iiUIn Sti'i'fl, In Murk ".'. Take furtlior notice th»l «4 Fresh Fluke «>• 23c ! ! l0 Each tan wW H ' u» in our recent be- ;« further nollci* tluu tlie i-nr- aale, or any date to whlpii It he adjuurned the M»y°r VtA !I|IIH in the loss of our BurnuKh I'ouiu'll linn. l>y reso- 8 '-»>, JARS or 1U....J. unil liumuunt Ui U.W, fined * ell rwwiveB tin rljUt tn it» Oysters Select Jersey &>*< 39c 1 In-loved mother arjd minimum prk-e »l wlil'-li wild '»u Uonlo "taut wfwf ~" ' 16 n«. GiASSES In Mid tlfk will b« sold together •ell mid lota to ••''•'••>\Un, Mrs. Helen B»u»- 111 Itp all utlior dot*' pwtlnewi BAKING AVAILAILI ll4 iMlnlniiua prluo Uelutt |l,2B0.«0 . ™-,_ ^ -. to $«*«• ... US coHtn 6f prvp^rttig; doetl ftUtf er ot punntnt In Mas one o» •' '"-lu'i'miiy wish to thank Ivurtlnlnf thU t*l«. B»ld luU M) Swansdown ' '•' Andrew J, Stikaon Jj» )* Uluuk will renulre » c»»li »*y- JUrge Bient at fuiQ.Ul). ,, l)W» s»li> hid, »r bid *b«ve m Ivory Soap tr 6c „_ the pay- Chocolate SS S 1 Hayftr aBfl OowaU "''i' nianv klftdftnvs the nauTor any d»u t« wWch u »w jpant ikmot by th» iVrchaaur a«- 1 in 'i Rosary• flndfU «i Oil reiarvts itvt rljnt Iji 1U oeritlji|t ttt tj»« oj purchast Vanilla TJX* IU 11 • of lal* on Pa ol •,"•'' "wt Parish, J, to w»Q0t an/

...... , ^itfadwail'S ,„„„„. „, lUtundH to ipuJy t Iho Buruuuh Council uf tht 1 of Curtsrut for a Plenary bluti'll.utitill license for ureinlB.^ 44 Utiuiiy «r««t, Curteret, N. J. Objeetlonn, If »ny? »lii)Uld be made Immediately In writing to: A J. Parry, Borougli Clurk, f'arteret, N, J, JtS'Stfvv-AiLTBK W11TK0W8KI JOBBPH W1TKOWSKI c.P.'»-»«: Vi- . ' '

Take ^»o U BpWiRD OKOHOB Pi intendu to apply to th« Borow • jat.Cu'' •AGE-TEN FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 en tfcmt Hajrn bewue J»*y «<* not mrd, when he should have drawn January. . . . Seventy-one major making any money on their prod- About 5,080 tatmrii irr* op<*> two. lie held unly four c»rdi, a State House Dome induitrial concern* located in New uct. . . . There are only 2,000 ating farm* bought *Ufc for,], wnrthlPM hnml. (Continued irom Editorial Foot) Jemey during 1946. ... The ftrrt JERSEY JIGSAW: New ,f*r-Issue of "New Jersey Veteran" moles on New Jewey farm*, the borrowed from tht Qotwrtnu Love Takes A Hand The grim old man hnd lo«t! .lim published by the State Division of lowest in 62 yearn, and their fn» undar provisions ot the "Gl Ft with, they afterward explained, Bailey hud won. not only the oldrn-y spent $190,250 on relief to By ROBFRT Mrftl.AlR Jiui Bniley h«'«i1iitfd, and the needy persons during December, Veterans' Services is off the press. ture does not look bright, accord- of Rlghta." Another l.tiO Vetm-, Jim Bailey held three ice», Adam man's three thinmnnd, hut. hid mirely, nld Vl.nu I >.nr: nt-y i\h"i' room ft »pped breathing. an increase of $15,583 over the , . Governor Edge has asked Sec- ing to the New Jersey Crop Re- have received farm loans fr< Courtney three king*. On the draw daughter. t d bin ci>f ii ,. i- ' '•- I'ndei ordinary circum»Unees, no house on this deal. But the old d »n mi 'hnl ;i'' r delLince. Courtney's daughter as Jim Bailey ket*, orates, hampers and other Tax collections throughout New consldwed edible In «a»tem United ered only fifty per tent or !<•• one wiuilil expect him to agree to man had caught another king, and flared Fit (MM »ni> ;< 11 th crowed to where she stood framed containers now. . . . Ve'temns wilf Jersey reached 01.48 per cent dur- SUtw, three In th« western part of of the face'value of tbt turns h, ril. ii* whole pile and call the old man's hosilatpd. Of course she hud been stead of the Federal Govertiment. ization of municipal aurnjuses to Air Damt(« MUSTER-OUT PAY on everybody that this situation bet? If he did, the game wa« over. . . . Mayor John Dickerson, of Pali \ "I don't cure if he HASN'T pit told whnt was up. The money in afford tax relief to citizens instead Approximately on* building out ot The War Department urges v.t was not ordinary. He would lose hit money, and Hades Park, will probably be thn money he oii|innn, he would be ward. Anglers fishing tor rMrtation art Private Ralph E. Lindsey wanted t., money enough for a business, and veterans were placed In jobs by gate Asembly of the New Jersey ng at the flntp •-ihe big social Jinv'fealley wet his lips. "Do estimated to catch MO million carry on the "Texas war tMdttJon "I call, sir," he said. He spread for marriage, and independence. the United States Employment Education Association favbrs re- athletic fluli for her to join pounds of flih In th* UnlUd States you want to play with chips, sir, out his hand. "I've got a full- Old Adam Courtney sat staring Service in New Jersey during tontion of the Office of Price Ad- it geems that he will hare to 'V. for th<> (lanre tonight, or cash?—but oven money!" house—tau over qui«iu." at his bony left hand flat on the ministration to prevent inflation. 'annually. hack to school for a while," After ... i ID the old day* on the West "Cash!" said Aram Courtney Then occurred one of those dis- table. For a moment hm shoulders enlisting, Army officials discovef<

THE PINES Wa hive • tplendid collection of milk Our Modern Shop abounds in dramatic upholstered piece*. Their glin pieces in our Gift Shop. Ginger )»r», pitchen, candy diibw and a hast OFFERS, FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT of Victorian vawi with fluted lope, simple, sculptured lines, light woods and bright fabrics give pink linings ind htnd-ptidted rwnt I* GEORGE KING AND HIS ORCHESTRA an effect of lavish beauty. Their deep comfort and versatility DANCING NIGHTLY RIGHT NOW make them practical. Their soundness of design and Beautiful New Cocktail Lounge Now Nearing Completion We nave inmplci of electric*! applt- purpose points to a brilliant future. Private Parties, Weddings and Banquets Welcomed. unrri and radioi on our floor, and mnr* will be coming In tay tlate. .Drop in tnd place an order for the Lincoln Highway Route 27, Between Metuchen and New Brunswick appliance! you plan to buy. OPEN FROM 11 A. M. TO 2 A. M. PHONE METUCHEN 6.0710 Modern, oceulona] chain with 'cartridge FIREPLACES teati, peach uliqtM aalln upholstery.

We hive timplo colonial, elaborate 18th Century and tleek modern deilgnj. Some have extra feilon* Ilk* aiUched bookshelvei and compart- LOANS AS YOU LIKE THEM menu for radioi. We alto nave on* thai tnrni into a iiarl Priced from— •39.95

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