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\\VI. -No. CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1947 PRICE THREE CENTB r 1,500Protection Against Smallpox: A Scene at the Carteret Clinic | Carteret's State Apath 0,iiigsters Tax Rate minimized Scene In the cllrt- At Ic at the Board trf Health ropms In To Vets Is Hii Vaccination the Memorial County Tax Board v Municipal Build- |{«viewe
MISS BONNER ORADUATE8, TRAINING Truman prepares to transfer ] Ratio of niJes over redemptions Mr*, Cutter Entertain* Pvt, Arnold Prapk rent control to cxpwllUr. | of savings bonds shows rise. | Mi$s Lorrair\e CABTBJMrr — Misa Mary Bon- Mark* lfith Birthday hegion Auxiliary ner, this boroiigh, wa» a number. Cleversey, son of Mr. and, Mrs. CHWSTENSEN'S of the grAdtiAtinR class of Ht. Frank Cleversey, 19 Liberty Stre«t, CARTEKET — Mill Lorraine CARTERET -Mrs. Clifford Cut- Peter'* Hospital School of Nursing has arrived at the Port Dix Rt- Krlssak, daughter of Mr and Mrs, ler, Lincoln Avenue, was hostess to in New Bmnswlck at graduation plncninent Training Center, for an YES SIR, cxr-rrtses held this week. John Krlwak, wiu glvpn n party the Legion Auxiliary nt her home el?ht weeks course In Army Bacla by her parents In honor of her this weelL A social was enjoyed nnd Training. MR. PRESIDENT plRhtcenth birthday. Musir nnd cards wore played. Mrs. John Ken- MRS. O'IJEAR AT IIOSWTAI, Rameg were enjoyed. Prior to entering the service on Guests were Matilda Hnwrwik, nedy won the special prize. CARTERET — Mr8 . Joseph March 28, 1947. Private Clevewey Helen Kovacs, Jean Snwrznk, WlnnerR ol the prizes for cards O'I/>nr, Wheeler Avenue, Is a sur- attended Carteret. High 8chool for Helen Solte^, M»r«arel Luhovy, wrrr Mrs. Harry Matin. Mrs. F.rn- al patient at St. Barnabas Hoo- two and a half years, and was JACKSON'S Helen Suhar. Margaret Klsh, nil of est Waltz. Mrs. OenrRe Kurt/. pltal, Newark. employed by the Hallbrook Hat town, Claire Past of Rnhwny, Al Mrs. William Coin, Mrs. August Company, here. Sebestn, Mrs. Ann Coiba, Mrs. Hlmonsen, at Scwaren. James Dec- HIRTHPAY, mand, John. Jw,ue», Eugene Urv- Hurold Hdwnrds, Mrs. Catherine SERVES AB BEST MAN, Olnda, Mrs. Joseph O\tUtia, Mrs. BT—Marilyn IS COOPERATING eiln, Qeorge Levans, James Mnrth, CARTERETt-Andrew Tath. tljla Eimene Piston, Louis Kreklak and Ida Qulinii. Mrs. Prank, Qrajgen, ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Ursula Freeman, Mrs. Wil-Kukulya, 39 Chrtatopl^er Street, borough, served as bept n»an at Harold M«>rt|h|en, all of Perth the wedding oi Miss Olga H»wHa Amboy. J liam Casey, Mrs. John Elko, Mrs.marked her fifth birthday this IN, A S Thomas Jakeway, Mrs. Loretto and Anthony Duvieje at Pprt week. Reading Saturday. TO MEET Nevlll, Mrs. Joseph Symchlk, Mrs, Michael Sofka, Mrs Howard Belt- ATTBNIJ lL CARTERET—The bonrd of di- er. Mrs. Walter Vnnnh, Mrs. Louis GROUP TQ MEET rr>ct,nrs of the Carteret Woman's CABTBRbT—Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peterson. Mrs. A. C Hundemann, CARTERET — Mrs. August Kos- Club will m«et Monday at 2 P. M. Mrs. Walter Hak, Mrs. Hawy Price, Matthew Avenue, attended nl the home of Mr*. John Reid. the funeral of a relative In New tenbader, 103 Hermann Avenue, SALE Olerknpr, Mrs. Bertha Bishop, will entertain the Mother-Teacher Heald Street. York Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Sldun, Mrs. Thomas Association of the First Presby- Larkln, Mrs. Charles Czswskl, Mrs. Dirt In R»ln Soviet, array deserters said to terian Church at her home Tues- Victor Karmonooky, Mf, ajjd, Mrs. day. Every raindrop ii (armed around August Ambotl nnd Mrs. Theodore )i!ue to escape return to Russia. '.V a particle of dirt, dujt or other for- Pfennig. 1 eign substance. The next. meetlnR will b? held HHItHttlltlHIIIIIIHItlll I". May 14 nt the home of Mrs. Charles 10% •RlugB in Post Boulevard. OFF ON EVERYTHING CLUBS—TEAMS M8ET THE & 4 • TO ATTKNI) PI.AY rt> DII All KlaJn «f l*tf»rlD« CARTERET — Deborah Hebek- IN EVERY <»n .lnfl^ptiit KtVmifrrN, etc. ah LodKe will meet toalghtat Odd- \lnrt ^TirnUb Itnlfnrma Fellows Hall, at 7 O'OJOQK, and a, DEPARTMENT MO1IKHN MKN'» SHIM' Tt MAIN STIIBKT lialf an hour later travel by bus to p. w<>oi>ii.|«ir>(jF, i*. .i. • _ Millburn, where the grow will From Friday, May 2nd, to attend ii play. Saturday, May 10th We Show,No favoritism. For Mothers of all ;IV,^ IT COSTS NOTHING TO LOOK! we've gift« aplenty, Beautiful xitt*, useful ^ifts— yifl that wW win their way ri>tht 1o your Mom's heart. For all the wonderful things Mother (joes far ycm every day of the year, tayc one of our prize packaxr- "To'Mother with Love." HOSIERY Z on May Gotham Stripe SILKRAFT 5 S H A R I J«w<-.l«w ll(l'l\<; S. SM.l.S. I'rap, , Cannon - Berkshire J27 FUWOS ST. VVOODBRlnr.E, N. J, Hi \\I»)IIIIUIIM,K Regulars - Extra Longs Illllllllllllllllllllllllt OuUlzes
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Joyce Kthrkto, wrauin Elizabeth Barney Bride Rose Dacko Bride Session is Held Holy Family Church Is Scene Church to Give 8r.. Daisy Hoffman, August demtnn, Betty and Rose Of Navy Veteran By Mission Circle James Prater, Vtntala Of Gorski-Gotowicki Nuptials Minstrel Tonight DorU Rektel. Phyllis tettl, hi ,, , Miss Rh wedding trip to Washington, D. C, CARTERET — The marriage of She had • matching headdress CARTERET — St. Demetrius' CARTERET—The second meet- CARTERKT—The senior choir othy VanPelt, Fred Ward and I ,h,ii,iii(T of Mr. and and for traveling the bride worn a Miss Mary Ootowickl, daughter of and she carried a colonial bouquet Ukrainian Church was filled to Ing of Old Acquaintance Mission of the First Presbyterian Church ward Worth. . M.,n,ry, 52 Washlng- gray suit, with black accessories. Mr, and Mrs. Benedict Ootowickl, of spring flowers. capacity with friends and rela- Circle was held at St. Joseph's il(,,.iiiiif the bride of Both are RraduRtps of St. Mary's 70 Essex Street, to Stanley Qorskl, MIM Jean Kosel as bridesmaid, will present a minstrel tonight and Ives Saturday afternoon for the H-iiilfV. -Jr., eon of High School In Perth Amboy. The Hall, was well attended. It was son of Mr. and Mrs. atanley Gor- was gowned In aquamarine styled tomorrow In the church hall. wedding of Miss Rose Dacko, , n,,,mns M. Hanley, bride also attended Newark pre- opened with the. singing of "Auld ski, 8r, of Elisabeth, took place the same as the maid of honor's. PLUMBING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prank leorge Sloan will be the Interlo- „ .;,,nrt.. Perth Amboy, paratory flchoo! and is employed Lang Syne", followed by » prayer John Kaszuba, cousin of the uter with H. F Edwards, Zeke Dacko, 80 Heald Street, to Walter Saturday afternoon at. 4 o'clock at AND ' i,-. chmch hern, 8at- n the Elizabeth officr of the New bridegroom, was the best man, Elliott, Don Elliott and Ronald Ctnurchln, son of Mr. and Mrs, and hymn, the Holy Family Trinity Church. , ,„'„ HOV. Victor Ora- Jersey Bell Telephone Company Sister Mary Loretta gave an out- The double-ring ceremony was Anthony Gotowlckl. brother of the ihanley as the end men. Mrs. D, HEATING " ,l at, the nuptial Nicholas Clnurchln, Jersey City. l!r Her husband, who .served three line of future activities to be car- performed by Rev. M. A. Konopka, bride, was the usher, and Michael Bennett Is musical director with Oil BwMra InaUlM . and a half years with the II. ^ Rev, John Hundiak, pastor of the ried out by the circle. A summary Sieklerka. godchild of the bride- Mrs. Thelma Webb, pianist pastor of the church. JOBBING PROMFTLT Army, is now employed by the church, performed the double- of parliamentary procedures was groom, was the ring bearer. The following will give solos: , ]VWi In marriage by Shell Oil Laboratories In Sewaren ring ceremony. given by Sister M. Colette. The Following a wedding trip to New Lillian Bunce. Winifred Diets, t ATTBNDRD TO ,vtl,r a white satin The bride, given In marriage by The bride, escorted to the altar circle voted to purchase club pins. her father, was attired In a white York City, Mr. and Mrs. Qorskl Helen Elliott, Ruth Oaydos, E •i .;\\ pftheurt neckline, Barbara Lorentz. Ruth Orban by her father, appeared In a gown After accepting the resignation slipper satin gown with a sheer will reside at the borne of the ,„!„•,. nnd a full skirt of Skinner's satin colonial styled of Miss Rita Shuck, Miss Marlon John Orban, Florence Perry, Eula S. CISZAK Church Notes yoke insert and her bouffant skirt bridegroom's pa»ents. For travel- ,,„!,.,] in a long train. gown having a bustle back. A Pluta was elected secretary. Miss lie Prater and Jean Ward. Others Telephone Carteret 1-4411 extended Into a long train A fin- Ing. Mrs. Qorskl wore a black and p |,,.|ri in place her fin- THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN crown of seed pearls held In place Dorothy Dumansky was appointed in the cast will be Jeannlne Beech, 41 LOCV8T 8TMBT ;,( illusion tulle and she gertip veil of French Illusion was white checked suit with black ac- Gertrude Berchard, James Ball CHURCH her full length veil of Illusion tulle Sacristan to Inform the memtxrs CARTERKT, N. J, fi'H' • arranged from H crown and she cessories and had a corsage of red Vivian Colgan, John Donnelly. •vintp prayer book cov- Carteret, New Jersey and she carried a bouquet ol call a of their spiritual duties. The circle will receive communion at the carried a white prayer book rosea. •unclllas. Rev. D. E. Urenti, Minister lilies. 10:15 mass this Sunday and Will ,,,„,.( Lukach, cousin marked with gardenias and baby's ,,,, Sunday Program Miss Ann Dacico, sister of the hold a private May crowning on breath EXCURSION JUNE 29 I,, wns her maid Of bride, was the maid of honor and the last Sunday In May. ,h,. wore a peach mar- Sunday School at 9:45. Classe Miss Alice Ootowlrkl. sister of CARTERET—At a meeting this or all ages. Special Class for men wore a moss green -faille gown Misses Veronica Kearney, Anne ,,„ with a matching the bride, was the maid of honor, week, the Holy Name Society of Remember Mother.. and women. with an apron effect in front and Neville, Catherine Fahey, Angelina St. Joseph's Church advance bonnet, she carried an She wore a yellow starched chiffon Morning Worship at 1:100. a bustle back. She had a matching Lauffenberger and Theresa Green gown with a fitted bodice and full plans for Its excursion to Rye ,M| bouquet. were appointed to prepare refresh- Special music by the choirs. Ser- plume headdress and carried a skirt trimmed with a double ruffe. Beach, scheduled for June 29. She Never Forgets! Hi Kimbach, Miss Bve- mon by the pastor on "The Vital ments for the next meeting to be Mi- cascade of American-Beauty roses. iin aunt of the brtoe- Touch." Miss Ann Oleknyn, of Jersey held May 13. Misses Patricia Kear- ,i Miss Patricia Wte- Mother-Teacher Association City, and Miss Betty Rohaly, of ney, Dorothy Putnlck. Julia Held and Violet Medwlck were in charge i he bridesmaids. They The monthly meeting of the Carteret, were the bridesmaids, of hospitality. ilia marquisette gowns Mother-Teacher Association will and Florence Muszyka was Junior MOTHER'S goodman's gift shop l nim sweetheart bon- be held on Tuesday evening at bridesmaid. They all wore gowns After the singing of the circle's own theme song "Three Cheers nurled old fashioned 8:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs. made the same as the maid of 71 Washington avenue August Kostenbader. 103 Herman For 0. A. M. C." the meeting was honor's but carried cascades of Avenue. All ladles are invited. adjourned, after which social ac- served as the yellow roses. DAY carteret, new Jersey Scout Troop 81 Birthday Dinner tivities and refreshments were en- s best man. and ushers Troop 83 will observe the 34th Following a weddlnR trip to the Joyed. CA. «-»5W — K,,b,Tt Qlassett, Martin Adirondack Mountains, Mr. and SUNDAY, MAY 11TH It if anniversary of Its first organization Mini Frank McOulre. U(lv- on the evening of May 18th at 7:00 Mrs. Clnurchln will reside at the and is a veteran of four years in i Mrs. Hanley are on a • Mi im with a dinner ftfr parents, former home of the bridegroom's parents. the U. S. Navy. He is now, em- Scouts and Scouter.s nnri officials Tor traveling, the bride wore a ployed by General Motors, in AKI) OF THANKS of the church and friends. Tickets powder blue dress with black top- Linden. Give the best for the best for the dinner will bo 60 cents and per and accessories and had an We've spent weeka collecting gifts for ,h tn express our sin- Walter Marusln, of Newark, was iVr u can be obtained from members of orchid corsage. girl in the World. Day—May 11th. ; ks io alt our relatives, best man. Myron Dacko, brother •crii' in ,he troop. Two Srouts of the troop ,iml neighbors for their Mrs. Cinurchln attended Car- of the bride and John Howesco, will be presented with the Protes- Now, we are ready for you to come in and the ,i ih of kindness, donated teret High School and is employed of Bridgeport, Conn, were ushers, For lasting beauty— tant "God and Country Award" , iitifut floral tributes In Linden. Her husband is a grad- Edward Dacko, another brother of gift which will me.n YOU to HER! Icai i;t which will be the first such awards flowers from bouquets given uate of Jersey City High School the bride, was Junior usher. for the Rarltan Council. Uinti recent bereavement Jin [!•' of our beloved hus- To Attend Convention DISTINCTIVE GIFTS fiitlier, Michael Kol- jbaii'i .UK Representatives of the local JULIUS KLOSS Inok J church will be delegates to the • i-pt-nally wish to thank Fourth Annual State Convention Roosevelt Hotel Bar — CARTERET — $1 to $15 111.1 IHr' v 0. S. Roskovics, the of the Westminister Fellowship ,.. ciub, (he Pipe Shop Convention to bo held in Trenton STEVEN KUTCY, Prop. carry a message of sincerity. Whether it is an azalea, hydrangea, rose bush, old-fashion combination pot (all of which can be IDciii .: u s. Metals Refining on Saturday, May 10. Those at- Hallmark Mother's Day Cards rinpliivrrs of the Creosot- tendihR will be Doris and Vivian 545 ROOSEVELT AVENUE ' CARTERET planted in the garden), fresh cut flowers or a corsage—Mother Id). > will greatly appreciate It. p;,,!!• of Port Reading, the Coltsan. Joyce Ethrldgc, August OfEN 9 A. M. TO 10 A. M. DAILY AND SUNDAY mi First Aid Squad; the Hundemmm and Rev D. E. Lorentz, CARTERET 8-5232 F.T.D.MEMBER irani-.. ihe Carteret Police Proudly Presents md K; N. Bizub for sat- •I,II v services rendered. G.O.P. WOMEN TO MEET CARTERET—A meeting or the Mis Michael Kolnok 8r. "THE 3 ROGUES" Ladles' Republican Club will be and Family. held In Fire Hall tonlRht. • SHORTY STAN • MOL PRESIDENT TRUMAN- SPECIAL COOPERATING STARTING SATURDAY NIGHT We are cooperating with you! We are slashing prices Hillbilly Music and Singing to a reasonable level! SALE! DANCING - FUN FOR ALL SITAR'S FOOD MARKET SUITS & TOPPERS DELICIOUS HOT AND COLD SANDWICHES SERVED 719 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET, N. 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Mrs. Clln- AT DIfSTRJCT O8,OWN1N(; His daiiKhrpr Frances, was plvfn nnd Mrs. Nicholas Tlunisr, '/ rnlh- ing accessories. f,ht KHest speaker Rt thr last mpct- Pauser. son of Mr. nnd Mrs, Wil- 30 McKUiley Avenue, took place cliiuisky Is the former nrrtle ZUs- CARTERET — Mlsa Kim a cash bequest of $3,000 and the rvlnc Htrepl lo Peter Vlrnn. son of Mr;;. Vlran Is a graduate of Car- Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock tnR. SU'phpii C/yzcw.skl, rhnlrman Ham Fausrr fir., of Bayvlew Manor, inani who was connected with Schuck and Miss Angelina i remainder of the eslntr was left Mr. a till Mrs. .1dm Vlnili, W) <''•"' leret High School and Is em- at the Free Magyar Reformed of the council's hnwlliiR learn, an- the Kornblau's here nnd the Para- South Amboy, look plnre at St. nounced that the council won tin1 fenbe.rger Will represent KI to two sons, Stephen and Andrew, leirl. Avenue. Rfv Anthony Mubcr ployed by Hie Nu-Way Cleaners. Church here. Rev. Alrxntidfr Dar- mount Simp in Perth Amboy. Mary's Church rectory Saturday championship of New >rs<\v K. nf seph's Church at the annim. Wjth the former being named ex- Her husband Is a graduate of Car- oczy, pastor of the church, per- afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Francis officiated at thr doublr-riiir, me- C. bowling trams for the second The new owners carry a full line trict crowning to be held in W, ecutor. The will, dated November teret High School and is also af- formed the double-ring ceremony 1 .1. Sullivan performed the cere- mony. time , f'lans were furthered to take of ladies' lingerie, foundations to Stadium, Perth Arnboy, MH.V I 14, 1945. was witnessed by fimll mony. Given In manlagr 1)Y Her fallicr. filiated with the Nu-Way Cleaners. The bride, Riven in marriage part in the eastern tournament in fit every figure and a full line of Stremlftii and Mrs RSIP Bartok. He served three and one-half Mrs Kenneth Batterson of Perth thr bilde wore an Ivory snlin and by her father, wore a white satin Philadelphia May in. U alidi2. Flexlee Bras and Flexes, as well Grailano will box Zale r,,, Amboy was the matron of honor lace sown wiUi a hteh lace neck- years In the U. S. Navy, lnclUdliiK gown styled with a sweetheart ns children's andinfants' wrar. In Clevela'nd or f:hlcago i:n,,, neckline, long sleeves with point Arthur Rucki'iegel and Jospph and Fred Kath of South Amboy line, a fitted bodice nml a lon« nine months In the Pacific. CasalegRl wore chosen for dele- ushered. to the fingertips and a full skirt. train wiUi scnlloped lace edgps. i A fingjr-ttp length veil of Illusion gates to BO to the Atlantic City The bride wore a perrlwlnkle Her veil had ft lace manUlln which via* arranged from her headpiece confersnee to be held in Atlantic blue suit with navy blue acces- oxtetulni into n fingertip veil of Church Choir Honors of orange blossoms and she car-City May 9 and 10. Alternates are STORE Illusion which was scalloped with James Dunne and Andrew Hlla. sories and had a whit* orchid cor- | Mrs. Eulnlie Prater ried a bouquet of calla lilies. sage The matron of honor had an lace, and she carried u cascade of Mrs. Hose Warne of Pleasant aqua suit with brown accessories white lilies. CARTERET Mrs. William El- Plains, S. I., maid of honor, was and a corsage of sweetpcas and Miss Mildred Musco wns irmld liott, 44 Hermann Avenue, enter- attired In a yellow net gown YOUR carnations. or honor, Mrs. Robert Wilson, ma- tained at her home sit a wedding trimmed with ruffles and a net The couple are touring the New tron of honor, and Miss Dorothy shower in honor of Mrs, Eulalie crown She carried a bouquet of KAMNC MIQUETS England States and upon return, Uhouse wad the bridesmaid. Ern- members of the c.hnir of the First tea roses. will reside at the home of the Prater. The affair was arraiiRCd by hi yowr coal bin est Mesnfos served as the bride- William Lukacs of Warren FURS bridegroom's parents. Presbyterian Church. groom's best man nnd Robert Wil- Street, this place, served as best Guests we the, Misses Virginia •Wl RMMWy ill son and Harold Edwards ushered. man. Price, glorence Perry, Betty Or- IN The maid of honor wore a blue Mr. and Mrs. Fodor will reside ypw potktt. Try ban, Lillian Bunce. Joyce Ether- at Stapleton, S. I. after returning and pink tniTpta and marquisette idRe, Vivian Coltian, Doris Ditto, from their wedding trip toWash- tWj new, streamlined OUR How Much Kown with an ofl-the-shoulder Hstello Beech, Annie Lokos, Bette Ington, D. C. For traveling, the neckline, fitted bodice and bouf- Bok. Mary Bok, Jeannle Beech, bride wore a light blue gabardine MononiY fuel, made fant skirt. She had a blue and Jean Ward, Phyllis Snell, Mar- suit with navy blue accessories. MODERN Do You Know pink picture hat and carried a naret Hritt, Mrs. Helen Elliott, with small sizes of cascade of pink Klaclloll. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards, Famopi Reading The matron of honor and brides- Mrs. R. L. Keys, Mrs. Thelma SCIENTIFIC about Christian Science? maid wore pink and blue taffeta Webb, Mrs. Helen Bok. Mrsi . LS./M.FX Anthracite —pressed and marquisette KOWHS styled the Charles Dalton, Si'., Mrs. Emma Even If you know nothing, same as the maid of honor's with Kovacs, Mrs. John Starek, Mrs. • Could Also Mean! into a shape Uke this about Christian Science, take 'the color combination in reverse. Jesse Sullivan, Mrs. Stanley Mac- VAULTS this opportunity to learn loch, Mi's, Edward SchulU, Mrs, Mr nnd Mrs. VirftR are on a Slnrt / some of the facts abmit this Marion Groiiman. Mrs. Tneresa scientific religion which wedding trip to Niagara Palls, Lokos, Mis. Steven Bok, Mrs. Jewelry speak* the language of love. TelTyour Motl.,T. ON heals sickness and solves N. Y., Canada and the New Eng- Chillies Dalton, Jr.. Mrs. John tnat ifs in ur ear wit 1 I . . . Here fit Moiiern Men's this spring day »H y° ^ )> h a iin,,J human problems. land state. ;. After their return, Beech, Mrs. Robert Seel, August Hlmip In tin' jiiTfect nnRwer to a watch, a necklace from our sparkling collection! OUR Accept this invitation on Hundemann, Ronald Shanley, Wil- I nil men wlm Imve a clothing behalf of yourself, your fam- liiim Elliott, Jr., Don Elliott, Fred prcililoi", For RprlnR anil sum- u»e your credit. ily, and your friends. Ward, Thomas Bowler, Adam mer, lei us nelfi't nn iiiilllt. for PREMISES I.eschinski, Adam GJnda. James ymir riimforl. Slop In! A Free Lecture Prater and Stephen Bok. • entitled ZIMMERMAN GBADIIATES "Christian Science: CARTEjRET—William R. Zlra- Jte INSPECTION The Buwis of mprmnn, seaman, second class, son Loans... of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimmer- r OF OUR Enduring Peace"" man. 33 Atlantic Street, has been 'graduated from the wire Control I mmssHOP Al'TIIOIUZKI) B1M)VA DEALER hj 11m. Kll»al>r4)i Carroll School at the Naval Training Cen- 75 MAM ITKEtT VAULTS ftrott, r.H.II., ONLY M ^.00 PER TON nf Mdiuililx. 'I'rniiPHrp ter, Great Lakes, 111. <& SHARI INVITE!) Member «r I ho llnnril cif I,cr- COSTUMI, linvxliip nf Tlii" Mother rlmrrli, Tin- Klrsl c.hurHi nf WE GLADLY COOPERATP] WITH WARR AND Clirl-it, Sc-li-iitl»t, In llostim, WHICH Jewelers MIIMK. COAL & SUPPLY CO. IRVINfi S. SALLS. Prop. PRESIDENT TRUMAN ON JIWIiRV 327 FULTON STREET RELIG1OIS Sunday, May 4, Tel. Woodbrldee 8-07IM HIPfllRS ST. GEORGE AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. JEWELRY 3:30 P. M. tXmt ftafuctfoa or. WOOOBKimJK K-1223 WOODBRIDGE f.H.A.fktnsl PRICE REDUCTION WOODBRIDGE, N. J. In • Prompt Impectfon LOOK AT THESE VALUES! FUR SHOP SCHOOL ,• No BonuT^iarget • BUTCHER LINEN 10SYARD TEIi, WOOD. 8-0770 First Church of CKri • NoComm1wlo» 522 AMBOY AVENUE Scientist, • STRIPED PIQUE 79c YARD Charges^ of Sewaren, N, J. • RAYON PRJNTS l.OpYARP WOODBRIDGE • R#poy monthly, Kb Cordially Invites You • RAYQN PRINTS 1.39YARD • GINGHAMS 68« YARD ftftnttut Mirtft* • CHAMBRAYS 69c YARD BOOKS FOR MOTHERS' DAY • COTTON PRINT IRREGULARS 35p YARD ADULT BOOKS from 49c • CLOPAY PAPER DRAPES 75c PAIR «^| «| WRITING PAPER from S9c ENGAGKMENT, TKLEI'HONK, BIRTHDAY, TRIP |1 C(\ »»«w-.»,,.».;;, AND ADDRESS BOOKS from * »**y POSNER'S FOUNTAIN PENS ....- from $1.00 53 ROOSEVELT AVENUE MOTHER'S DAY CARDS ^' ' $|||t:V--'V 1-2/70 • •,-.'• " CHROME SECTION CARTERET, N. J. CORNER BOOK SHOP * r ! .*. * i. f. n fl \*-?^r 61 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. NEXT TO IDEAL 1&^*5( •>' *t1M i laWTk j,,, >m *' Unlit Finishes MOTHER'S. DAY MAYI-2-Jr till 9 P.M. v .' MAY 11TH ^OE^JtKANDCO - WJ She'll fall in love with her home all over again «« ) when it's brightened up with a few pieces of More and more homes want tfye new i our beautiful furniture J hlomle oaks, bircln'a and maples in Why not give her this it!*."» piunoH. Ttmt ia why we arc Htjpwiue so •sturdy, attractive plat- many of our great name pianoe in ihQW form rpeker, or a won- light-toned woodu. Actually, you could spend a, day and rover many miles IQ der chair and ottoman, the whole metroplitan district and QOt to maJk.*2 a cosy corner •'A find anywhere a better and more varied for reading and relaxa- diepUy of these latent ntyle pianos. Some tion. i A i My the light woods don't ttlww dust as easily. All agree that the light wood* brighten up their surroundings. A fine |4HtVU. 'f''1**1 (juftbty npiuet piano-iuuakally correct •i ' J^**^ '. *'« «nd tastefully designed—with a highly respected ouue in a lovely light wood or *'!#,' rich mahogany or waliuib u the goaf of every o^usie and home lover. Come in CHOICE OF STYLES and we will t«H you about the broader AND COVERING '.V.f*t terms pow available to you. We've hundreds of dpi; ferent Mother's Da% Features. Come in and <,#«, convince yourself. >g their ttore manager, wnploywi of Sear.J^odbuck & C9., Perth Amboy, J 1 fP tao ; a store-wide tal« Mny Ut, !*-•' -- '- •»— »------*>•»• ••• LEPPER aud Co., Inc. , *K HOBAitl 278 HOBART STREET ; AMBOY, N. J. • , •' /" FRIDAY, MAY 2, M? Mrs. Eric Wtolf, Wbmn)s loop. Winner, h Awarded Thpky 1 ai* ti KKT—-Mrs. Eric Wulf, finishing the, season \yith • \it ii» ' n.iHK*1 "f 1411 to win the individual championship, /,,,, inn Howl Women's League, was presented, with a I liner trophy by the management of the Hill Bowl alleys. '**' , | \ij|UU! wns second and Mrs. Bubenheitner was third. i II,f' V , ,/.. t.-M ..« a - . WVjt Puffs «-.,iw 4H.pt,6e SMOKED: HAMS vJff$£M b-59e IliHlant Coffee i«rt«« i«>410 lb Liptou's Te,a Balls ..... P»B.«HI45C CHUCK ROAST or STEAK f ^ Lipton'sTea nu^uw H!*>t*i^p. POT ROAST Boneless Chuck—No F>t Added lb.59c Nectar Tea when you buy. Taste the finer; fresher flavor of A^P'B , Broiling md Frying - SUts Under 4 lbs. Ib. 45C Coff«e. You can tell at once what makes it A»etica.'s most popular coffee by millions of pounds. Eight OfClork Coffee . 2^7,7e Lamb Shoulders ewtc«t-ww» it 37° Mild if d Mtllow Veal Shoulder Roasfc ww»i«m* «»55f Red Circle Coffee . . %£«JU Rick a>a»|; FutUBodJed ' Hood JVews! pint box MV" ' Porterhouse Steak t»n» sinrt c«t wu ib ^9c Bokar Coffee . ... • 2b4;85e WISIANA STRAWBERRIES Sirloin Steak r«iiatoici)FIMBTa»4iJudpjr, n>67c Ltitcjiiuf, reil-fipc strawberries . . , pealt.frejli Top Round Steak . • • 16 69" W(J perfectly duticioiis . . . mshetl all the way Irum Louisiana t« your A&l' so you may enjoy WHATW ^ WTOtt wmm k \ CARi FRIDAY, MAY 2. 1947 PAGE SIX SILVER SCREEN I Y'uUmu Kasnowski w JarnutowskrWed Andrew Jame* Pirnik Slate Apathy Ditnuu Foster Wheeler Railway Girl Wed Honored on Birtliday If South America ever calls oui (Continued front Faqe 1) To Linden Girl Melick Sets (Continued \rom Pag* 1) Marks Firtt Birthday blufl and does take back Its rhutii have fared better had bids been CARTERET—Victoria Kasnow- ba, samba and other rhythmir 15 rents an hour, plus other bene- sought and pointed out that the To Michael Toth ski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John CARTERET—The marrlnge of lend-lease trapplntfs, It Is sure in fits which, according to Hulnlrk, CARTERET—In honor of the er Wedding Day hose that was bought cost five Kasnowski. Edgar Street, was Miss Stephanie Cieslitiski, daugh- net them back In wonderful shape represents an Increase of less than fkdt birthday of their son, Andrew cents per foot more than the price CARTERET Ml.ss Irene KoRly, given a party fcy her parents in thanks to Twentieth Century-Fox 20 cents an hour. James. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Plr- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cieslinski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge honor of her seventh birthday an- whose newest muilcal extravagan CARTERET A '.urpiho mlsrpl- Earlier the company had offered nik. 70 John Street, entertained paid when last, purchased. of Linden, to Stanley Jarnutow- Kosty, Runway, became the bride niversary. za,. "Carnival In Costa Rica,'1 drmi US shower wns tendered Miss n wane rise of seven and one-half it uroup of friends at their home Councilman PotoeniK, chairman skl, son of Mrs. Antjiony Jarnu- of Michael Toth, son of Mr. and up ln gorgeous Technicolor, doc ., Melick recently ul hn hnmr. cents an hour, on the provision Prl7.es In various games were of the Depart menl of Fire and Guests were Janet Sbelag, Mary towski,20 PershltiK Avenue, and the right well by them. The film Charles Strfd in tumor of her that II be a*epted with two con- awarded to Edward Bohayda, Hydrants, explained that the new Mrs. Michael Toth, Sr., this bor- Ann Chamra, Mary Toth, Beah Ed- late Anthony Jarnutowski, took which opened yesterday at the DH :htnE miinuiKc to Edward ditions; first a provision which Thomas Kantra and Irene Hnp- hose wn.s of the "double Jacket" ouRh. at the Greek Catholic mond, Evelyn Puchs, Nancy Lou place Sunday afternoon nt St. mas Theatre, Perth Amboy, \ . Harrington. Tlie nfTnlr was nr~ the union saw as a threat to union slnk. variety and was far superior to the Church, Rahway, Sunday after- Knsnowskl, Nicholas Kasklewlcz, Theresa's Church in Linden. Rev. w everything to gladden the rye Miss Htisr Skui'Rl of security In the plant, and second. Others present were Mr nnd r.he.aper itrndes. He ssiid, too, that noon. Rev. Paul M. Barnyok per- Frank Kertesz, William O'Lear, Edward Kozlowskl performed the ears and hearts of movie tun id Brook » provision which would have sub- Mrs. Tlex Sohayda and sun. Alex. he hud innrie n thorouRh canvas* of formed the ceremony. Janice Richardson, Bruce Szrtbo, ceremony. north and south of the Rio Gramic &l,thie8ts Included the Misses EVP- stituted a company plan of senior- Mi and Mrs. Joseph Kararzknw- the situation and had purchased Erneet Vahaly, George C. Rich- The bride, given in marriage by The bride, given in marriage by Starring Dick Haymw at hi Dobrek, Eleanor Harkiewlrz, ity for the syntem of seniority .iki. Mrs. John Pallnnky. Mr. and the hose In separate lots in what her father, wore ft white slipper ardson, Johh and Wayne Bosnqw- her father, was attired In a white ski, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karvet- beguiling baritone best; Vein ..•la Milller. Sylvia Prlr*>, Kit currently In efTeot. Mrs Nick Barnyak and daughter, he believed to be the best inter- satin gown with scalloped necK- satin Rown styled with a yoke of Jck, Beatrice oOfflinHI, Elean- sky and son, Ralph, Mr. and MrR. Ellen, as pert a dancing and sine Shortly after the union rejected Joyce, Mr, and Mrs. Michael Pii - ests of teh community. llne, fitted bodice; full skirt and a rufBos, full-skirt and long train ing sprite as ever graced tlie Mellck, Mis. Paul Pingyl. Mrs. nlk Jr. and son, Michael, Mr. nnri George Richardson. Elizabeth Pa- the seven and one-half cent offer Explaining the increase proposed long train. Her flnger-tip length irtahered with ruffles. She had a screen; Cesar Romero, charmim; Mucha, Mrs. Paul Harrington. with Its conditions, the company Mrs. Fred Albertson and son, Fred, tricia Bartone, Madeline Alfono, for the Recreation Director, Mr. veil was arranged from a sat,in three-quarter length scalloped veil the Latin American lassies In tnir Stephen Mellrk. Mrs. Ethel notified the strikers that the cur- I of town. Jean Senese, Dolores Senese, Coughltn snid it is the plan of the coronet and ihe carried a cascade attached to a seed pearl crown and caballero fashion; ^ and Celesi/, lid and Mrs. IV W. Harrington rent contract was terminated, an Mr nnd Mrs. Thomas Kantra Prank Bartone, Mr. and Mrs. carried a prayer book with two Council to considerably expand of white fleur d'amour and lillea- Holm, dlspla Carteret. action which the union termed and son, Thomas, Perth Amhoy. Frank Bartone and Rita Holms. orchids. the. present recreation program of-the-valley. brand of s . llso the Misses Million Skin nl •illegal," calling the wane dispute Ml. and Mrs. Robert fimtlh nnrl nnd to put the director on a full- Miss Charlotte Cieslinski, malrl •Carnival ln Costa Rica" Is Prtscillii Ann Skurat, and Mis. a "lockout," rather than a strike. daughter, Cynthia, Fords, Mr. rind time basis. It would be Impossible, Miss Midge Kosty. sister of the County P.T.A. Council of honor and sister of the bride tlon picture delight that stimiiii -ider Skurat of Bound Brook, Mrs. Walter Pallnsky and daugh- he said to expect full-time services bride, was maid of, honor and she wore a yellow gown similar to the have audiences congo-lng |n tin- „ Adam Wrublpwski. Mrs- I.rs- TO DISTRIBUTE UNIFORMS ter, Patricia, Boutn River, Mr. and for the present salary of $1,500. was attired In an ice blue mar- To Meet Wedncttlay bride's and carried a bouquet of aisles of the Dltmas T»®kar> fn Sokler and Mrs. OOIKO Adamee MIR. Michael Hapstak, Wood- quisette gown with iong sleeves red roses. Miss Louise' DIFonzo, a long, happy time to CARTERET—Uniforms will'be Mr Sieklerka stated he would state CARTERET—The spring meet- Ellwbeth, Mrs. .Julius Urban bridge, Mr. and Mrs. John Palin- and full skirt, She carried yellow Miss Sophie Cieslinski and Miss distributed by the Holy Family fully his position on the projected ing of the Middlesex County Coun- Mlts Margaret Puskus of sky and son, Robert, Mr. and Mrs. increase when the ordinance is Talisman roses. Miss Helen Kosty, Jean Francis, bridesmaids, wore, Athletic Club at the Holy Family :ll, Congress of Parents and Teach- lue accessories for traveling. .Jbridge; Mrs John HanlnR- Thomas Karplnskl and son, submitted to a public hearing on of Runway, cousin of the bride, as varicolored gowns similar to the School Hall at 7:30 o'clock to- ers will be held Wednesday at the Mrs. Jarnutowski Is a gradimtr n[ Of Perth Amboy; Mrs. Edward Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John Pir- May 15. brlde'.s and carried yelow roses. morrow night. bridesmaid wore a nile green gqwn Nathan Hale School, beginning at jinden High School and Is now ™ ol Rarltan Township and nik and son, John, Mr, and Mrs. Miss Carol Ann Rozamski flower The club will play the Ukrain- darase Approved Hlmllur to the maid of honor's and 10 A. M. Luncheon will be served •mployed by the Hilton Linden Fred Clark of West field. Michael Plrnlk Sr. and Miss Ann girl, niece of the bride, wore a ian A. C, of this place Sunday at A request for permission to lo- carried roses. Mrs. Michael Baza- at 12:30 P. M. in the Ukrainian Nothing Company. The bride ww Melick has chosen Muy 'H Pirnik, Port Reading. Deach gown and carried an old- 2 P. M. at the Overholt Stadium cate, a garaue and gasoline tanks ral, sister of the bride, matron of Pavilion. Miss Ethel Kellar, prin- ji'oom was graduated from Cur her wedding Your choice of a Sterling !? AMBITIOUS TEACHERS, : pattern is made for a life- '35-50, for interesting, profitable time, too. Fora wise invest- :t-tlme and summer educa- ment select a pattern tbat work of national Impor- bears the Signature of Pres- tance. The type who does not tige in Sterling — Towl«! lusually answer ads. Salary dis- LATE SHOW SAT. v ^^^\ "HELDORADO" This beautiful solid silver is jointed at interview. Write fully, Roy Kditers uml Triuscr "For Better or NOW PLAYING rich in tradition, promises ! age, education, phone Saturday, Beginning I P. M Fords Kun Festival a lifetime of beauty — yet dumber, to Worse" Weather it is not expensive! A lix- MR. R. R. BANG SUNDAY, MONDAY, MAY i, 5 STKEET" piece place setting etn cost 11 West 42nd Street "THE MIGHTY We think the gentleman starriiiR as little as $22.50 including New York City McGURK" 'abovt; is about one of the Randolph Scott 20% Federal Tax. With Wallace Beery ./RAHWAY Robert Ryan smartest men in town. George "Gabby" "THE HURRICANE" Hayes ISELIH THEATRE With Dorothy Lamour and MAT. AT 1:00 —EVE. AT 1:00 He knows that spring Anne Jeffreys Jon Hall ROfcERTS ft)tk Tree Road Iselln, N. J. NEWS SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND weather means both cool Si UEBERMAN Met. 6-1219 by sending me to fur storage" HOLIDAYS, (ONT. FROM 1.00 evenings and rain. And he mul Siit. >hi> 'J mid II TUES'., WED,. MAY 6, 7 also knows that a raincoat NOW THRU SATURDAY QUALITY JEWELER? ••niuNs >n HDAiri" Your fur coat is i precious investment. Give it the "BEAST WITH FIVE is always handy to- have IVlIk tlrlt} liullon A *<>u»> Tudn FINGERS" Douglas Kaini.mks, Jr. "BEAT THE nlNti during May. "1111,11 M IIIIOI, lllUIII" careful treatment it deserves. Let us store it in out With Hubert Alda and Maureen O'llara BAND" 88 SMITH STREET »llli June 1'rrUr.ir nil.I Peter Lorre 'SINBAD THE SAILOR" iTKlitlr Ntl'Mlirt modern vaults, guarded from treacherous moths. You will find the ideal Frances Langford PERTH AMBOY, N. J — !•; x r it A — "LADIES' MAN" In Teclinn dim Phillip Terry "HltlHIMl \. I IIH I. Mil " coat at Briegs. It is water And let us Hollanderize it to extract all harmful With Eddie Bracken and iiHs Dunn - Munu I ici-iu.in Gene Kruim nllli Leu niiri>t-Urr Cass Daley repellent; it has the sturdy »!»>' i nil "' "THAT BRENNAN Ralph Edwards Sun. mul MOII. dirt...to preserve its life-giving oils. Hollandertzing SELECTED SHORTS Phone 4-1265 ,O\i; I u i.ii- AT Dinnerware tu the Ladies GIRL" qualih'catidns for long vvnv luiiin is a special feature of our storage service. SAT. MAT.—S'UARTOONS nllll Ml.k.-> llu,il,,-j uml wearing and yet it looks !.«• t^IH Sdiur — nl.u — 3 DAYS—SUN., MON., TUES. smart enough to wear on "TIIK IMtMlH V FOB A COLORFUL AM) iy Millantl - Bury I il/^rru any occasion. willi .1 •!( D.nilifll mill | Having Trouble With Your Vacuum? Consult Ui!! a FOX FURRIER Iviirtn >lt,rli y FRUITFUL GARDEN Bai''.irii Slaiittvck llrn, mill U t'll. Mil] tf mill 7 "CALIFORNIA" "Alligator" and "Mister" •MIAIIUU OK A 1)111 III " 280 Madison Avenue Perth Amboy — FREE ESTIMATE— nllli 'I'lTi^MH Wright uml PLANT NOW! 111 l't-ihi;i <^. m -iw *\mmm—mtmma*. not oVer that ^ con9umptjon jn Wftrt. | i r— i — , ...... htwmMm^^m^^^ wMlgpretd taqutry ,„„, MMJH i < .»rr n D I? T PR P ^ Q *rn Germany is down to the "semi-starva- CONTINUED PRODUCTION a" lh* ri|ht* "^ P**11** IC- 8ulM- »«o««n« to the mate fefgH 1 ln mentortoUtutl tftdA (tAHTERET rKfcfcS tion,. level gndtha t there are ,,very re|_^ wmmumi rKUUUiuun , K'o^^cT ^ "* K ™ HjM Published by Carteret Fr«M stricted levels" of food consumption in t*~^~-~gq~-gg*~~»ggmg*g*gggg^ The courw o( 8tU(tJ ^i^^ . , 1|H V 1 tt P 8 r omCB Mr. Odd points out that famine edema •M^BHPwy*^ ^ *'* ^^^V^^i^^^B S^^ SS Srt25l Sirt! SL^EL ^J"°* f!!5jEH i v w^mwi1wM.c««wrt.N.i. andother mv6 iymptomsof mdw4^ ^Br w'* -^ t >~ , .<3HH saa^ssaias- ^sa srsH 0 ta U 80Ine effec '•"""•""'."•VJISt ^? j ?o5*8Se^ 3mii t'n all countries where present j^BiJs/ »J* k < /I /* CT ' A>vtmJJH ££ "•"•• Wm\ I 1M|, on the eve of the thirtieth anni- without adequate foreign exchange to pur- ^I^HE^. '). ^ ' ^ *^"' iT ii^^^^luS ... Yea, Join the ever growing family ''«H I•)"( Point, Annapolis and a few other arrangements for a permanent peace until ^^K^7^9HMH^^B|^H|I^LHS^2^MHH| ^"'""""""""'^'K Wm I.}.,,,,,;, had provided the nation with the the people in the war areas are relieved of ^H^H^flj^ZliS^Kfl^^l^^^^^flfc^^B^^^MH >' ' N\ IPfl I' I '!, strategy that was necessary for The death of Henry Ford removes an in- P^W^V Cv^^llf^RflB^^i^M^^BHII^^SID / jV /lljktjL I II J I, Tu ;i large degree, we had to depend the social and economic revolution that fol- H iPlHrl! TC ^H^^^^f^H^^^B^^^^H^H i I A f fdfL *¥ I BUI I,,,,',, i ho graduates of Wert Point and lowed the widespread distribution of auto- '*, 1 ^\t^A'^V^^HSPx^^^BB^B^^^BHW \ WiUr" I 'UH I, i,,,t include graduation from the service production assembly lines, made the auto- • ' ^J^J*?^^™^!JL— , ^^^.^^^' / jHB •ciiilcniieH. mobile available to the common man. By I ' ZZ j rrn Q7 1 ~lir Fk ~~~~ v / H I |, siH»uld not be overlooked that the men 80 doing, he made possible the widespread UUtleF 1 DC olfllC tlOU8e D0H16 r ^^^Z ' -1 •iiw Kding to West Point and Annapolis use of the motor vehicle that has now be- »¥ I tMMfc firihhllS ^B^^. ' I 1,11, ,n some future day, Hkely have to use come a necessity to Americans. | , By J. 4K9f* onUBUS ^____ ^^^^ , i| ftt.ir skill and training on behalf of the It should be noted, in regard to the for- TRENTON—New Jersey will in- spare time, the same commission i new law reorganizing the State I ll Bt-nnlo of this COUntryrFor this reason, It tune ama8sed by Mr Ford that he made vestigate problems ranging from will study and prepare equitable Department of Health for the pur- .. . fail, fai«ndly, up-lo-th*- • | • LI i i-oM* tkat hnth iirhnnlx attract ui • u- ui ' *i«- a u Communists to corporation laws formulas for levylnn taxes on pose of strengthening public health |j , . . . •_. __, «i II •% ft highly desirable WEI DOW scnoois auraci ^ moncy m a. highly competitive field, through a dozen different com- motor vehicles. Statutory taxex - services throughout the State, The i! " mta* banking Hnrfw. Wt I :• Ilit' most promising youths in the nation, without benefit of tariffs and similar sub- mlttees authorized by the Legls- emptlons will be studied by an- new State Public Health Council j I_J»- _-„ i0 „„ » {of TOUt I s lat J I • i i,,i..k|. \n nlI. nnininn for the • r i> • • J J i.4 ii. uie this year. Reports of the other legislative commission. will be asked by the Qovevnor to ' ! >, •t |S also advisable, in our opinion, iqr tne 8jdles By glvmR fl good product to the findings olthe groups will be sub- recommend a commfcsioner of ! prttection and convtniano*. 1 • DR bC L v e or leoplo of this country to understand the pul)|jc ala prif;e that was lower than hia mitted to the IIMB ucisiature. « ; -^ h ™ *l!!^ Health who will be the spark-pluy i , . • Inu-Uous of the two schools and bestir competitors forman y years> the Ford aut,to ^™ SSnVKS ^'Si tV^l^ «^JZ&£$Lc He.th — 1| ' •hem.stlves to see that there are ample fa- mobile sold like hot cakes, creating a proa- bers to investigate Communistic last when he was inaugurated, council to aid In the selection of a ••ItiHIII I1 IflMIIIHiilPI JM] :i ans totak e a brleI Br. fr *h« tminina nf »!1 future Armv .,-»if f , *!,„ nj,,^i»r * J I- »nd un-American teachings In the P' vacation at commissioner of Health, hawever, •HP$-$f7^PfflEflll ^M B^itu-s tor the training of all future Army, penty, for the. industrialist and his com- publk schooU. UU(lei. a resoIuUon the seashore soon. the burden ot proor will ta on the WmM'.'hiJltmSm 11 fcvv iiiui Air officials. pany, a family affair, approved by the Legislature, An- D™coll, a tireless campaigner, Broup t0produc e a bett8r admin- ^HBm'vSn^^BH 1 . ls ttl s0 • u i , i .».». (A mill, ihu wenrn ™. • , •„• lL , 1L other commission created by the ' » tireless Governor,_ He istrator than D. J. Lynn M»h»rley, Member •HKgSSSnffisaSH M«A» BiJ • We do nut hesitate to malte Mis retom- There is general recognition that the lawmakers will study and codify *Pends lm% nours athl s desk' a Haddpnneld neighbor of-Gov- n^^BH^mwS^n Mi**" mm an ng e n e m e a •nriulation to the readers Of this news- 8Uto-builder represents the supreme sue- corporation laws. °"en ^p g wit h ^ e e ^t.v emor DrUcoll. Dr. MahaHey has ' ^^BgfPP^H t ^ , li E^, despite the mmMg*^ ***<*** «±because of his accom^h- JjSSS%JtSS&St ^^WSB S?4^.^ I ' 'i^Blkl ^HP work a •urlcil lit the brww hita. While netiner have been altered, never to revert to the ^ thia commission after bottiinc & "d as a result any night vide better caic for the raentally ^HfflKlHIml •vrvin' boasts a pertlSCt record in regard ancient method. His death brings a touc P two bills providing for strict vWtor to the SUU•House, will see ,„ by selecting 125 persons for a l«un»» •H^9|fl§^| «.J»»« I, th, development Of officers without of sorrow to many million8 of AmericBn8| fi aKr^hoS coSrS ^Z^^ZX^ ^LS^SZAS Cor, •••» closed wl11 become •lcnnsh and incapable of error, the record wh0( without the car bearinK his name, tlon. ji lh> yecm all niKhl Psychiatric tech- HHffilflu T^^W ni s •four belligerency aetms to attest that the wouid not have been able to share the uA^^ifeelnSs S^ "^up'of the Legislature," Oov- S proK,am lsa n attemi)t l0 HililBlLiiiwJ I While we hope lor * lon«.«ta of peace SdS done'LStetai'^diS SS^'S^f^n*11 °" "* plt^s for Tny T,, „ tlTAA1\nninrr Ui TIA1III n i UF • |rlH.w7,d.itwouidbefonrttotake .Wt2Sri u; Hs «s JZ^X^Z W00DBR1DGE NATIONAL BA1 • •t,,":,,derat,ontI»poMiblhty of another «««T"*» t tead oI lyi t,ely „ com. >- u an^ge g^W some td^ Wpwwy-hoap- Woodbridge, N. J •tntlict. Consequently, we should be pre- The promise of "plentiful" meat this mlttees to do all the work after House Annex or State Office Build- ?eei-X,at'Si Uwrontoily _ _ l.i th • and one of the best forms of prepa- 8ummer# at tew •«l*'t?y. . are ready to gobble up available supplies snou)cj pay gasoline taxes. In its The Legislature has enacted a A ^ fi SAW T?Vf il? ^•^fi^lCiS Z&f W&W H]t i^ just as well tt> call attention to the at existing prices there will be no reduc- «as^^^^^^^^^^S^Sww«ss«^^^^^»«w»^| _A» c^bJBMJbpP^W^| J ^KB ?V? "" VUt H'i- and bounds belnf made by imagina- tion. > 4JJ I I • 5\ ^^V*5I<^1 * vX\^' ~»B~L/"L NvV^h •'••warriors of the next conflict. The voice jSUfSNIjl iV^TlMfj^ I ^*^^/S »^*^ ' VrJ • lifiiwal Kenney Will be remembered *^ , '] ^Z? ' | y^fen |© ^^-^ K^tflW^'***1"' .BmmAWmBI, TH^U^O _ htowfetflgi BLOWCOiPl iMYWORK^mcKANOCUANANOaW B»HT, 1 , . •' Here's a little bit of good ne»s for the cf^0t +M ilk «Mj . IM » I ALWAYll OO AS I AM TOLD/ PEOPt^tOVi IT ONCE WEV TRY Iff l:::iir;;;;rr;oUidco,^~- .;-, ,^. r^/»lpw ww \Tv^i,^&. ^ ^H[inn nan * J Vi J • i The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports ^ Ql ^ftk \f c J^ v ^^Wv — I M,|nrmCfcOWwlto bTlhaUn" that the cost of living declined in February LL:THE PREC.0US>EBFUM^ND:I'.NE^8MET.CS.., «| \ {jfTk 1 &rflfa- _ »"ity Production'the coat would be re- *<*the aetond coniwutlv. month but the (r^W^ /SR ^//&JU ^j; ClTt4 b^ g-Q^^fC^" r—j •j"li.' 1270,000. Eduction, however, is reductio.^amounted to only two-tenths of « ^AJi^/^^ JwW^n /^h ^^iKr^^^ J Bh'no, every mlU of increased range, all-time high, but clothing prices weut up H Stndi** D*K~ of York njSfe WjTl )( /^C ^^yTCT^^J • '"'"K to the General, who says that a for the forty-fourth consecutive month, "^p^trt^^^iOUw VS JH W W ^ f < z:::=: •'•'••••Ir«»Ju^ MlTTUCH S ~~^T^^^1^ r WafflS/Bp ''-Jm'A • 'ii»t.a8e8» ^fl"*™""^ ^ enorroity.of th« offtnae appam'the -If I I I I VVil W . ===Jj^^^~" ^^i'^H^HKbv ' «BH ; ir ; •''Ugo ^coiiiifJIi^O^alLj^^ and copf»wiona,ttUdiftcttlttobj^wtA»t | FRlt)AYr MAY 2, PAGE EIGHT 91*1 flGHT, AIDS CAPTURE SURPLUS? brary of Con&reM where copy- until we learned that vitamin D Continuing heavy returns from NBfW CASTLE, Del. —While rights are supposed U> be kept tunned the trick. Without E we 1946 Income tax payments raised ort 1MB, tart nrarrjr United States during 194fi graduated last yent and now has ihe does today. fice scientists left this country for two policemen covering the rear laws thrAiiKh f'onnrcss. which milling process removes these vi- were *1!>,800,OOQ,000, the lowest R norxi position. The other will 1 Brazil on April 1st to study "a door. I think all parents, who p Ml LOADS INSURED WOODBRIOCE ARC NOT WEW CARS • Dtfartnert SUrw • Upper'* totwuts PURE LIN»£EI> OU BUT Moving 4 Storage Co. TAXI OUTSIDE PAINT A»« lk« Type «f V»«l C«» We Hwidh « Loealud fcet Daf*a»» Mw»»i GymyCmp $3.50 gal. . Jo^nP-af.r^. Poukf Bmtatmw It Interior and Trim Paints at Prices BEFOttE THE WAK DELIVERY orpici ,^i mmmi vmaat m*a SERVICE M. Martins WE HAVE THEM AGAIN Jasper & Son Com* \m M4 lM*Hi tfcwn C«U «k Woo*. 8-MWJ- Store I Main Street, Woodbridce, N. J. wUkii v$i B«Hdan them Yourwlf Phone t-?M» UT'itfhw - 1m*t baek 17 T •1 Main Street, WotArfcfc* N. J MM CMlwtia If. |. fW,)^ l> fat tb« Eating M Eaat* M»et CarUret. N. J .STREET Fowl llroetm DtoBtt Carteret g.sss« N. J. TWn HOME-COOKED MEALS HWS£ MOVING Synwkchi Generoui Portion! , ReaMMiWePr^ •*»;''. ^' Washington tteitammt -AHTF.HBT PRESS FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1947 PAGE behind the bars. Tlie Bible Is quite of help If needed. Warden Sain is made generous donations of Scrip- It helps to build a wall of resist- Into an inquisition agalrut every- freedom for the thought we hate." •Ucnftfe CM btri bt ] House at home there. However, Warden no longer surprised When the dds- 1 1 tures for the important, character- ance that can withstand the al- body who quatUona the status quo, When the Communist Dally Work- It to .,,,,„,, Editorial PWi 8am * Bible Class, as it ta known, pel Is brought back and a request, building work which Warden Sain lurements of the old life. —Mbit Is unique In the fact that, while Democracy's strength will be bast er In New York gave out of newi- .,,. i,(,,iPeardcn,R . ,T,;sAW:--BI«hty-tWo :., New Jersey National KEEPS YOUR BREAD BILL .'.', ilcrn Federally recog- ., ,,,Mied for recognition, 1 |,,.,:,l Clifford R- Powell \ Increased powers ,,,innl will be sought by '.I,.,spy Committee for ;i),i;ii Rrvlslon at the pro- ',.,, convention on June , i!H7 edition of "Rolling Mr • Jersey ". a handbook '.,,ills. is ready for dlstrt- i,,. New Jersey Council New Jersey farmers ,,,,,i imalnst dealing with ,,i, fruit and produce ,,,„ ,ue unlicensed . . . .,', [,nis nn January 1 last I i,v New Jersey munlctp- ,,.,,-l,f(l $78,000,000. Walter 'IOAF, ,,i,v state Director of Local ruiriit. reports . . . Factory .Miimi in New Jersey toUled HI ,iuimg February, a de- I „( 1900 in B month, Harry It tastes better, toasts better, and stays fresh longer. No other bread urn sute Commissioner of ,,.ports ... New Jersey's gives you so much for so little. A top-notch feature at all Acme JD mi.mi)(M-H of the sUte Home Markets! Why pay 3c more per loaf? Start today to keep your I ,),,ivnll,s Association will hold bread bill down by serving your family enriched Supreme bread. ,,, ,,:,iuiul spring meeting at , University on May 3 ... Another exclusive Acme feature) ,• county was the first New Lin" ...unity to reach It* quota American Cancer Society's iimi-niising campaign . . . Asco ,,..!,.rn Intercollegiate Golf Fancy Grade A unii.ships, May 17, at the .It's National u city Country Club, high- [i,i spring golf season In Baby Week! ,„! The New Jersey As- if ! ,n of Real Estate Boards Clapps Strained Foods T8c "'-95c , ihut 10.000 new one-family 4 1ll •Acre built In New Jersey Illll'-I' BEECHNUT Strained Foods jr8c "95c ,: mid considerably more Qt l-t Kin ((instruction this year. Baby Food t^:X,^ k»- 95c hii visibility at night on the . .mil highways of New Jer- Swift Strained Meats "TTUc I.I 'M live In 1948, It is 414 Ilf ,1 i,v i he Street and Traffic CAMP.EU iJulitmK Bureau of Cleve- Soups ;: 8c « 95c al Kilucationftl Institutions i .in spy ure taking ad van- Evaporated Milk *;; 2 r 23c t ,[ ii::iihitions to secure gov- Bod.n Silv.r Cow, ?•» «, i surplus equipment for Evap.I ., N.,11. . 29c — nun:: IIIKI vocational t.rnln- K iii'iMiimcnu. Oeorge 8. Pfaus. Formulae Want Food r 20c 'A.\ Du.i'm claims. 39 Pablum Ce.real £ 19c £ 39c CME •u.lnt ; ^ mm IMTIII, CAPERS:—Qovernor Gerber Barley Cereal 2 t;::29c I • iinscoll quips that his Oranges P .,29' Corn •*•»~ f7r mm n I is in office seems like I i V>II, but he Is enjoying Cream of Wheat '£16c iiiinuic of it... Any similar!- Heckers Farina '£ 15c i MVH a political party's plat- ! 1 iiromisi' and legislative per- Pillsbury Farina V, 13c inn i, sirictly aocldental, P linn- • New Jersey Taxpayers AK0 Gold Seal Farina " ,,..,pkg. IIHIII A sure cure for 2 ^°/ 25c II m: fever is a trip to At- (iiv claims Lou Cunning- UIL , J**- »'«• ior 14c Publicity Director of the Ideal CoffeeS 47c We Beefs T* th • I'i.iyijroiiiid. «ft MONT6 lb" '" ' 'C Ration 1 1 TOPS THEM ALL! Rich, mellow, distinctive fedCarro/s^Mc "0 21c Opinions Mb. *\ ~ OSCO Heat-flo roasted {^v ^paraq(jscutiiirpor ni HV MANV OTHER NAMES (:'"••] 2 Mayonnaise f aor |si.,iki-iiic:iri' was downright Coffee i 41c 2 £ 81c >J ••"ih ihat "What's In a Finest South American coffees expertly \ Imf Tii.ii which we call a rose. blended. Try a pound now I Derby Sauce tTlOc • nther intme . , ." Other Aring Beans ':;;J4C i it' Who calls a rose only Gra Win-Crest 139c Mild and Mb. •*<¥. t No-Worry * -•S2-|Jc i'»M- 'iii-.-.t- diiys? baj. ##t 1 liH'i. .'as ;i time when a man latiifylna w 1:2k •I Ml .. I i "iilv the name American • > tunsue's tip to mark :Mc 'iimolsseur in the world .^ 2 3!r25c There were garden- Qn.onred ot oil Acme s ing Q is, and there were Am- Himtie.s—as simple as that. 21c l! now For one thing, no ^ those old red roses any Whole or ,b i'H another, one needs a ID | *«Wor.r, 1111 "f names even to get Either Hair * 11 Hit seed catalog, Dorothy 1 SmokedHams^ ^: Jc Beans cr ?- Mrs. Roosevelt, Joanna i, Vii'Mry, peacei Blaze. Red llll U|1 '" Talisman, Mme. Chiang ~Tur in I FreiFre.h M"«K.Hed° GradW""e" A f '-"les proliferate as one 1(1 'He bushes did. Copyrlght- Uncle Sam Says Its Good ••v"'?i ! l)l ll 41 "! iem, and patented, too. lu!l TheU.S Deportment of Agncuju, -she FRYERS beauty of the garden The U. i uepuiiiiicm ~. . .a. '•i'"- Within commerce'* tight impartial judge of the quality of Acme meat. ; IIU<1'1 to conform In the Uncle Sam's grading stamp "U. 5, Good" is 'f ••iwding of the tiniest 11 your assurance of satisfaction. Government ^P^ WOO " 'H'Uli' to answer obediently SPRY lI Government Graded "U. S. GOOD" •"' i "lied, And by number, Co '"I1 I'w by name. Sirloin or Porterhouse Steak *67c 'gafeVe| """Aill was lucky, writing Rib Roast '»53c fc , Hose" when he died. ••1 u> '"•'I have to do it as "The 7" Cut—Guaranteed tender and delicious! FRESH GROUND BEEF » "••on OF 1 -"Jtt.984 (pending)."— b ^lar-Time». Boneless Brisket ^ ChuckRoast'" 43< Legs and Rumps of Veal IUIIOK AN0COMM1JN18M u) »45c *1"1 u"n knows that Com- Graded & stamped "U. S. GOOD" by the Gov't , anywhere Shoulder Veal Roast •- *29c everywhere. We lll Breast Veal " "s challenge during the Fillet Haddock*. 37 ^69c "•i n'tused to compromise Sliced Bacon """'Hinisrn. We do not see M5c ;"• l'uited states can refuse Buck Shad »> 17 Ul"«• to defend democracy, Skinless Frankfurters !„•'•• '"tuition of Individual Fresh Whiting. M3c '•l"i»t totalttwiantam, Dried Beef Store Sliced I lll^rdmuLes the rights of lllll!' ll» the slate—William Codfish Steaks '•sidentoithe American Serve fresh fish now! • •lU"" «' l*bw, in the Amer- "- W KEHlSTANCE ;t»5» week go by tout 1''"^ o. sain does not 1J''-ut-t r from one of th« ' J"'ung MOple who .""'"j time- in tea'Cook mi* IWDAf, REHEAUML tOO MALIRTU DOTHIS KILLER SNAKE TOOIOT DEAD NOWTH CHICAOO-Whlle OQDBN, Utah. — La M.,,* 1 Auto Racing at State T SACRAMENTO, Calif, — Al- Wall's part In the second m] WHEAT The War Department estimates 1 men were out fighting a morning though her husband, a snake- btate, their lunch burned. During called for hlih to be "Jtmn Th« Department of Agriculture Ukes Open Season Sunday Here Fairground* Sunday that It will cost about $187,500,(10(1 handler with a carnival side-show, out" In a fight. During a rehen, 4 for the final burial of America's the afternoon, they were called out La Molne didn't get up when estimates that the winter wheat died of a snake's bite. Mrs. Alice for another two-hour fire battle crop will tot»I* 975,000,000 hiwhrls TRENTON-Anotherprogtam of second World War dead. Congress, Sheppard, 35, climbed In with the curtain fell Examination slim big car auto racing, the second In lust Jillf appropriated $92,600,000 and returned to find their meal that he had bumped his 1H , Or about 100,000,000 bushels more Opposing Holy Family Nine reptiles to continue the show. In- burned up again, and so were the ;) than were harvested In 194(1. If three week*, will be presented here to start the program Mid before •luded among the rattlers was the little too hard when he, fn There will, however, be Jnhnny on the New Jersey State fair- fall it Will be asked for $95,000,000 firemen. They finally got their the floor, but ftrst-aldiro n in, the yield of spring whpat. Is up to CARTERET - The Ukrainian 7-foot rattler that was said to food cooked and eaten about T Kendzlfntki. MIKe PaslowKkl. Stan- rounds mile track Sunday. to complete the project, under have caused her husband's brouiiht him around. the average of the last two years, .Social Club will usher In its 18thley BkropoMkl and Whltev Boben- o'clock that evening. a Crop of ar,ounrt 29ft,000,00(t This was announced this week which t,hp first, of the bodies are death. consecutive baseball campaign this rhik by Sam Nunls, owner* and direct- to reach the United States about bushels will be harvested, indi- Sunday afternoon at the Canerct Trip rnlrhltiK duties will be well ing manager of Sam Nunln HELPFUL PRANKSTERS cating an «R(trepRif now produc- October Is! BABY PIANIST High School Stadium by taking on taken care of bv -lor Kendzierskl Speedways, who said his organiza- CARNIVAL OF SPORTS FREELAN0VTLLE, Ind.-Tak- PTTCHBURa, Mass -*• p,•,-,. tion of nil whenl of 1.2H300O.0OO anil Andy Shunmnsky. The brunt tion had been granted a sanction Some of the top feminine sport stars took a sign from a n--,& bushels. the newly formed power-packed MEAT ing his talent from his father, nf thf pitching will be carried on for the program of seven sprint enthusiast* of the country will Robert. Trent, an utility, employe, parking lot and placed It on J Holy Family nine of Cmteret. racing events, consisting of time "Plentiful" meat this summer bv Johnny Mtus. Mike Hobenrhlk head for Sun Valley April 12 andlittle Oary Trent, sightless 22- front stops of police headqum Game time Is 2:00 o'clock. and "Pitchy" Tfi-cbpt.skI. trials, four eight-mile qualifying and at lower prices has been pre- Police were appreciative for MOTHERS 13 for the flrat post-war Snow and months-old child, has already Tht contest will be played as a The Ctrtcret team will rompete beats, a imtch raw. and a 80-dicted by the Agriculture Depart- even a drunk disturbed the ^ President Truman has pro-benefit game with all proceeds ment, which pointed ou{. that there Spring Sports Meet. The meet of- learned to play With both' hands claimed May 11th as "Mother's In the CartPiPt Tfilmhl. I^BKIIP mile featured sweepstakes final. lses." The sign read: "Closed going to defray the expenses of and also in the N. J. State Uk- An overflow crowd of 30,000 sfiw are 200,000 more hew) of cattle fers skiing on the upland trails such tunes as "The Red ftlvci: Day," In recognition of the "feli- injured players, Valley," 'Wabash Cannon Ball," P. M. to 9:30 A. M. No tresji rainian Baseball League. As in Bill Holland of Bridgeport, Conn., being fed for market In the eleven land folf. archery and gkeet shoot ing." citous American custom to turn Manager Oene Wadlak, serving Corn Belt States than at the same ami "Bell Bottom Trousers." our thoughts anew to the com- past years Interstate names with emerged triumphant In teh sea- Ing on the snow-free valley floor his 18th year (the old* guy) at theteams from Pennsylvania and son's first race here on Sunday. time last yew. memoration of motherhnor] on one helm of the hill team, has rounded day of the year. Connecticut will be scheduled, us April 13. Competing against some together a formidable aggregation well "ris service and institutional of the top drivers In the nation. urges Pacific as vast Small Investors are better pro- including veteran outfielders ,loe n^nes. Holland drove his speedy OfTen- of too6 ' tected than em, SEC aides say _ FORGOT ELECTION "Ace" Terebetskl, Joe Wadlak, and For this Sunday's gamp., the hauser to a hartdy triumph In the QARDNER, Kan. — Because Charley Bohanek, with new candi- Holy Family Club, which is entered second eight-mile qualifying heat GRANDMA'S (jverybody forgot It was time to dates being Johnny Dumansky and In the Middlesex County Interboro an dthn feature final event of 20 hold a city election. Gardner's city Tony Bkropoaki. League, will display a lineup tn- miles. Officials may hold over another In the infield the Ukes will have cludlnt! such local stars as Carl Earlier he eclopsed teh old one- LOG CABIN two-year term. A chariKe In thea major problem trying to replace Marclnlak, Stan Kosel. Matt Ud- mile qualifying mark established MOTHER'S DAY State laws caused the mix-up. Nick Hamadyk at the hot corner. zlelak, Ernlp Sabo, Sieve Uiknsluk. by Indian Joe ChltwoOd. Ed Czakowski. Chel Romanski and Holland, who was the hottest Eddie Levandoskl. driver In the nation during the SPECIAL 1 v closing weeks of the 1948 cam- Proudly Presents " Mother's Day paign, has advised Nunis he will Peddie Announce* be back for the races here one Give Mother the surprise of Sunday, May 11 week from this Sunday. The first Spring Sport* Slate official entrant, he said he would her life this year by making I retain his seat In the high-powered an appointment for a Beau- HRWIN BERNARD HIGHTSTOWN, N. J, — TheOffenhauser owned by Ralph Ma- Spring sports season for the ath-lemud, of Brooklyn, N. Y. tiful, Soft, Permanent Wave, "88 KEYS THAT AIM TO PIXAAE" letic teams of The Peddle School Other early entrants are Walt began Its third week of activity on Ader, the Bernardsvllle, N. J. vet- Tuesday, April 29th when the first eran who was besieged with motor COMPLETE of nine varsity contests in four trobule in his first nppearance here AT THE PIANO sports is plnycd on home grounds. this year; "Spider" Webb, ol Alta- With This Ad On that date the Tennis Team dena, Cal,, who also was forced NIGHTLY —EXCEPT MONDAY under Coach Harry A. Heasy. will out of the Jtce with a bad-acting ict as hosts to the Princeton Jun- motor, and Mark Light, the ex -dirt De Luxe Creme Oil Wave or Varsity netmen. track champion of Lebanon, Pa. On Wednesday. April 30th, Ped- $7.50 jie athletes will vie with rivals in JX* Baseball, tennis, golf, and trftck. Around Globe The Baseball Team, tutored by Jf all the five-cent pieces coined Excellent Drinks - Delicious Sandwiches in the United States since 1866 were Gift Certlfteato Sold for Future Work Clinton I. Sprout, will take the NO APFOWTMENlg NECESSARY field against the Lawrenceville laid flat side by side In a single row. they would reach around the earth CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAYS line on the latter's diamond, while 286A vhe Peddle netmen journey to at the equator with a good many Open Friday miles to spare. HOBART TELEPHONE WOODBRIDGE S-l*»l Toms River to oppose the Admiral Nile fat STREET Farragut tennis aggregation. On Arrow from 786 ST. GEORGE AVENUE WOODBRIDGE the home course, Couch Philip Heating Value Your Con- Hood's golfers will match strokes A cord Of well-cured hickory or PERTH AMBOY with a delegation from Rider Col- other hardwood is equal in heating I venience. lege, and George Weed's trackmen value to a ton of coal. Make this day doubly joyous for "The Beat Girl in will welcome Trenton High Track Team. the World" by showing her that' you're thinking of Saturday, May 3, will see a four- her on a day so important to her. Delight her heart sport schedule with The Hill School, the Hill Baseball, Tennis, by letting flowers bring back cherished memories of and Golf Teams invading Hlghts- an OPEN LETTER to other days—Remember Mother, May 11th. town, while the Peddle cindermen travel to Pottstown to test an al- ways strong Hill Track Team. Send Mother a Lovely CORSAGE Railway Payroll the women of Perth Amboy • CUT FLOWERS t PLANTS Railroads of the United Statei are among the largest employer! of la- bor in America, and by far the most We Deliver to Woodbridge Township Important Item In their operating and vicinity budget Is their payroll. In 1833, the worst year o( the depression, the LEE'S payroll of Class I railroads (roads 1 the wltfi annual revenues of more than the P $1,000,000 each) was $1,404,000,000. since the' WAHRENDORFF FLOWER SHOP With more traffic to handle, their fact 1 art)*0 1940 payroll totaled $1,964,000,000. In 80 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 1946 their payroll arched the all- enc time high peak of $4,086,000,000, or Telephone P. A. 4-0840 more than $11,000,000 a dayl < l tt ..»-»^»^-4*»<» ^» '*- " feV I- V. x A. Greenhouse 7 *»* May 11 of Sunday, coi ovide* e«Pel I, Take a hint from our Accesories Department. We've an exciting array mmm^»nce or'vty owr *%&:&*£Zz±rV 11AV» of wearables that are bound to delight Mother. t ittP« eA^ e tRyv m lot »*. * * r\l Inflate the «. " *£--» ttota«e * _. tnr vfnlCB ... L« ^B^S^S^^'and* >>-VZ^z:**~do*" A Our CerUfted Cold Stor»«c Vaults Are in the P. A. National Bank BulldlnB QUR STORAGE RATE Vs IS STILL ONLY . . . (Untrimmed Cloth CoaU -^ fl,|0) f MINIMI ^1 BRING IN YOUR FURS and W00I#N£ - - OR DROP •, f US A CARD-OR TPHONE for our BOflfDED^ MESSENGER!! \ FUR STORAGE by FUR EXPfeRTS § REMOPEUNG Ye* . . . we do store t M?AWING coats purchased • CUtANING AND GLAZING by Furrier. IM ? B ^••. •••'^•f!?®- «l?f W**V* CENTER OF ARTERET , KAY 2, r*m Carteret Ttii League To Open Th« B-9 uiad to UMT. ewMd* lnwrVMti ny» «il xfaf H Imp ft Ij h«r«by rartllttd Ihat th» bu aMMM* iMrMw unit h«r(*r «Mh |r«at the tamtam fkti hereof In » tfat ropy of fh« M MkMwd fcy /«wimian of Monday at High School Stadium CPEAKING -'••"— " i*Ij> oa Hi* f7tjA it»y of to otwnv* the total tun In BriilL G*lpt CARTERET -Flay ball! That Jtrwy. tbt plane MQ rteOra thf 1*1101 will be the sound in the Carteret KM tMir Mtfc d*y of Mt *tt» )«* ttan B-10M of in to* IMMWIt-At "h«tf" Twilight League this coming Mon- O ABOUT SPORTS Hij.li School Nine ft* tttt—-(hnngh led J day night at the high school field It lj h«f»B» r«fttn*fl, rh«( the bu&ct annextfl h««to and h«r*hy mad* bf «JMi-t'tMiior fc in *na*t ro»y of Ifi orl|ln«l on fll« with the rlerlc of, where the 1947 edition, again W* HV4Ri|aj( lady, Ibti a)r nMlttotii are oorrect and th»t all statements POOfl Al>MtNIHTHATlON llral.cn By County sponsored by the Carterat Recrea- Biggest bowling evervt in thfe »r«* wafl »t*gf** bj contained h*r»ln f.r« In proof. !)l!)ttlarl«l a »I » W MV,M 1.0H.O* tion Department, will mak« Its for- kOttwr KXMM JK»Ofl mal debut. Ma-tt Vdzielak at the Acadeftiy AHey» ove? the p^it antoipnl ArcounUnt, POOIl RBliKP W., r>rtli An*tiy, H, .1, Other I.IM.I* Sealers, I.) to I In Monday night's opener which two week-ends. , , . Bowlers from all sections of the FQOR or BalatUa and WHK«I< in all probability will be accom- Ofh«r Biji*ni»ii .. MB 41 state participated. . . . Matty.said the classic was so UOWFAX AID KHKT -After three con- panied by appropriate opening MCAI, .|.orl.~.s. the Cfcrteret day ceremonies, the Orioles, led by 1 K 1.MA.M Vll't.f Miccettfu! in every way that he plans ta make it in WIDWJ58EX bnsrball team differed Prank Yapczenskl, will clash with of fh» of ffptmty of lor I •llfHll annuar event.... It wills do> much to help pijt Cfttteret dlHMO tlrfrnt Tuesday afternoon the Clovers. On Wednesday night iVBD, that the fo»nwin(t »t*tementi of rcvenuu and CAMP AIH 1 colt»fltut« tna I BlfhitabUI rM p p fed«»l'twM Hit ?t«r thin M«4»ure4 In tvnni ol ttw economy, lait yefcr'i ta» Wl ymfr pi tb« put niaion'« r ?AGE TWELVE FRIDAY, MAY 2. 1947 dreds of confidential Intelligence mi H»rnnif HyferM Tea Party Symbeta reports, having to do with the Carbon monoxide, widely and un- The reaull of crowing the tM For mote than SO yeara the ele- state of affairs In the Soviet favorably known for It* desdllrwas roMi «nd the frost-hardy perpetual phnnt has been symbolic of the Re- Union. Hl» trip to the Ukraine was anywhere, miy b» even more ierl« hybrid te» roa« eomblnea the good publican party md the donkey the as a member of an UNRRA Mis- OIII high In • pliM, where oxygen qualltlet of both. They are ever- aymbol of the Democratic party. lew Books Both owe their origin to Tnomaa sion. "A singularly unbiased pic- li tcirce, than II li on the grourid. blooming and If given winter pro- ture nf the Russian scene" Is John Quick detection and speedy rem- tection where tbe cllmal* la more Niat, probably the greatest political i J»ck Ftocher wnt to the Marqimnd's summary of "Why edy of the CIUM are needed. A aen- aevere, they are froit-hardy almort cartottiUt of all time. When Nart Choose from 60 different i a year MO last, spring, he They Behave Like Russians." It Is •Itive detector wai developed by th« anywhere In the United States. 01 first pictured the donkey ai the sym- at homr there from the a Book-of-the-Month Club selec- bureau at tUmnrdi during the war. the buirt type, they are adaptable to bol of the Democratic party It wai ng. Thr reason, nrrordlnK tion for May beda and borders In which they resented by memberi of that party, book, "Why They Retime but later they became friendly to the Amongst the conclusions which ahould be apaced about 20 Inches Ruttlana, was that he wns Htrly lUmblert apart. little beast. From the beginning Ka- I In Texas, and he found thnt Mr Fischer draws in this bqpk publlcani accepted and became de- dinettes .. . all tagged at An the name Indicate*, hardy arc: < 1 > It. is reasonable to assume Ukrainians were remarkably rambler roaea ire rtalitant to Fire Retardtnt voted- te the elephant that, the primary reasons for Rus- frmt Injury. They bloom one time The otherwlte "Breproof' building sia's preparations for war are a during the aummer and beciute the may be daubed with thick fllmj of concede that thflr men fear of attack from abroad; (2) Useful In Peace ennnn grow to extreme lengtha, oil paint that bum with evolution ("horns are blggci. their women Because we cannot be sure this Is Gas warfare, which fortunately prettier, than any others thry nr« good for trdlii and wall of dangeroui heat and smoke. Navy Koos Bros, famous sty and Russia may be out to con- didn't materialize In the recent con-. v decoration. paint, developed during th* war •• lla. They believe they enn quer the world for Communism, filet, had to be prepared for «nd a Are retarding may be wed on drink, ride, sing and make we must adopt a working hy- tgainiL A protective (UbiUnce de- land as well n on aea etrueturea. better than anybody else In pothesis that will cover both pos- R4 YEARS LATE veloped by the British tor combat- The hold-beck properties come from World, and If prewed will ml- sibilities; I3I In other words, we ing Lewisite gaa— which contains ELIZABETH, N. j!—The Dls- such ingredients as antimony oxide, I it. ... They believe they won must follow a line of action which araenlc—li reported to have peace- lower prices! charge papers of William C, Pan- (Wtr. with little help from Hie aluminum flake and vinyl mta. will keep us strong against pos- coats, a veteran of the Civil War, time usefulness for the treatment at Of RUMia and none worth sible attack, but at the same time were recently filed—Just 84 years poisoning from araenlc, The anti- nlng from the outside we must follow a line which will late. The widow of Pancoast, who Ad a 'Notice* dote, i anlfur compound, converts 1 Nor U this conviction alto- prove to the Russians that they died in 1916. had the papers filed If you had placed an ad In a the arienlc into substances that are unreasoimhlf One soldier have nothing to fear from us; and so that they might be In the public newspaper a few genentlona back eaally eliminated. Mercury poison- i«f every five in the Red Army you would have apoken of It as a i This will not be as hard as it record, ing also may reapond to the rem- ft Ukrainian, and their land "notice." Our term "advertising" seems, because the same measures edy. the great battlefield of the comei from the French "advertlr" needed to keep us strong also GENEROUS » which meana to "notify," according serve, over the course of years, to Residents of the United States Cengreee Grew* : Fischer has been a student to The World Book Encyclopedia. wipe out Soviet misgivings. sent $296,900,000 to friends and The bouse of representative! hu i affairs filnce 1933. Dur- f relatives In other countries dur- grown from 88 to OS members the war, he was attached to Cattle CosU Jumping Moni« ing 1946, according to the Com- since ITS, according to the Eney< t Board of Economic Welfare In merce Department. In addition, Half the coat of keeping a cow li The Jumping mouse li only about clopaedla Brltannica. 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