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VOL. IX.—No. 8 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1946 PRICE THREE CENTS. Families Get Committee Veteran Advisors at High School axi Driver Is Shot As Town Assignment In Doubt ead by Passenger!
By KUTH WOLK ceived sufficient fruit, nuts, candy, Spencer's Availability WOQDBRTDGE — Woodbridge canned goods and toys to supply To Continue in Post Township has a great, big, under- each family. The INDEPENDENT- Holding up Decision ( standing heart. LEADEPv employes and the Trace of Assailant ^ The INDEPEjNDENT-LEADER WOODBRIDG'E PUBLISHING WOODBRIDGE — When the staff discovered that fact after a COMPANY, donated enough story appeared in last week's issue Township Committee convenes at money so each of the families calling the Township's attention noon on New Year's Day for its Help of Jr. Red Cross.22 Calibre Billet; to the fact there were at least 15 would have enough chicken to go annual organization meeting, the families here that needed aid if around for the holiday. One chick- question as to which members of • they were to have a semblance of a en was provided for each family, the Republican majority will serve with Unit's Purpose Fired. Without; Merry Christmas. and two were given if necessary- as chairmen of the major com- mittee will be answered. The response was startling—and Among others who donated bas- it is not so well known as many At present, the big question Local Chapter Tireless Warning^CopsTold: we are ever so happy to report kets of food or toys were Mrs. other youth programs. For the seems to be how long Committee- that each of the families was Lillian Acker, Mrs. Jennings. Mrs. In Bringing Aid to Junior Red Cross program is man Frederick A. Spencer will re- taken care of—and Santa Claus Spaulding, Mrs. Killenberger, Mrs. itself a type of education, giving WOODBRIDGE—AlthoughMat- main on the committee and the did come to the children of those Claude Gehman. Helpless and Needy point to certain school activities thew Rich, 55, 1480 Irving Street, answer to that particular ques- .and enlargening those activities Rahway, a taxicab operator, spent families. A $13 check was received from tion will be answered over the WOOODBRIDGE — The Junior until they embrace young people Christmas in the Rahway Memo-, the Good Neighbor Club, a former Russel Young (left) and Jack Whalen (right) have been named For an example of the generosity holiday week while Mr. Spen- co-chairmen of the newly-formed Veterans' Association at Wood- Red Cross has been one of the most around the world. rial Hospital recovering from a group of Air Raid Wardens from of the people—children as well as cer is at home. A short time bridge High School. At present there are 46 veterans studying- at active organizations at Wood- Work Scope Great gullet wound in the back of the the Strawberry Hill section. Cash adults—there was little Anna Ma- ago it was announced the First the school. bridge High School, according to Within the schools the Ameri- head, said to have been inflicted rie Scotto, of Port Reading who donations were also received from Ward Committeeman, who has The veterans have organized in order to "deal with veterans' a report released today. The school f Continued on Page 2) by a passenger in his cab, he is gave up her favorite dolls, so the anonymous contributors and turn- served consistently as chairman of problems arising in the school." Informal meetings are= held each chapter is under the direction of lucky to have escaped with his "blue baby" we wrote about could ed over to Mr. Omenhiser who Monday when problems are discussed and "gripes" are aired. Miss Martha Morrow. seemed to be the happiest man in both the finance and administra- life, according to his own story. have them for Christmas. Knowing tion committees, had been elevated Durins the past month 50 gift Assigned to Korea little girls, we know it must have Woodbridge because all the needy Monday evening, Desk Sergeant to a new position by his firm which boxes were sent to the children of Carl Sundquist received a'call wrenched little Anna Marie's heart were being taken care of through would take him to the middle west. war-torn Europe. Each contained to give, up two of her nicest dolls. the generosity of the people more s Received Fireman Is Held from the Rahway police that Rich, Mr. Spencer has been travelling a pencil, paper, comb, toothbrush, a resident of that-., city* was in the ' But Anna Marie, looking ^yery fortunate. back and forth to his new post : toothpaste, soap, safety pins and much like a little doll herself with Rahway Hospital being treated for; "I want to thank all those who for several weeks and it is not On Water System ' In Death by Auto a ball. The 25 specified packages a bullet wound and that the man, nice, big brown curls and sparkling contributed to make Christmas known as yet when or if he will for girls also contained a doll and eyes, told your reporter she wanted had been ^shot while in Wood- bright and merry for our less be required to move his home RARITAN TOWNSHIP—At a RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Luther a toy wristwatch, while those for bridge Township territory. •.'..•,. /" "the little blue baby to have them," fortunate residents of the Town- from the Township. - the boys contained marbles.and a —that her "mama had read about brief meeting of the township com- Erie, 18 Averlly Place Metuchen, ship," Mr. Omenhiser declared. If Mr. Spencer resigns, the Re- tie. Patrolman Horace Deter was as^ • it in the newspaper." missioners held Monday in the was released under $1,500 bail to signed to go to the hospital and "If tall of you who contributed publican majority will appoint a municipal building, bids were re- await the action of the Middlesex The group also bought 144 tree Then there were the seventh could have seen the faces of those new member to serve the unex- ceived for materials for a $20,000 County grand jury on a complaint ornaments for Christmas trees in get Rich's story. The latter tol
PAGE TWO • THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 194G RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACuN t 1946 History Generous Help 9 viewed personally, those with in- 50 veterans with the highest num- Bridge Club Members Farm Trnehs Miss Bowen Bride ^Screening .of Vetitials "through "K" being inter- ber of points will be rented the In 1339 one-fourth of all trucks (Continued from Page 1) (Continued jrom Page 1) available units. Guests at Yule Fete were used on the farm. In 1944 agri- viewed -last Friday and the re- A simple ceremony is being •- spiration, Ariz., where Mr. Hum- can Junior Red Cross functions mainder 'tomorrow night. culture claimed 34 per cent of this •~phrey was assigned by his firm. Of John Leffler to give an aim and objective to Home Bids Goes On planned by the committee when WOODBRIDGE—Mrs. Barnard type of motor vehicle. A few of the units have • been the first families move in, Herman Quigley, Freeman Street, enter- | Colonia residents win fight to work done in shop, home econ- completed and are ready for oc- 1 tainecl-her bridge club at a Christ- get state to by-pass area in con- WOODBRIDGE — At a candle- omics, and art classes by provid- WOODBRIDGE — Screening of | Stern, secretary, announced today. veterans' applications for apart- cupancy but the committee cannot I mas party. Winners in the games Correct FirepSace struction of Route 100. light ceremony performed Satur- ing an outlet for that work. Vet- rent the apartments until a Feder- i were Mrs. Fred Linn, Jr., and Vet home sites selected. day in the First Congregational erans, servicemen and the han- ments in the temporary housing HOTEL MOVED A MILE Proportions must be correct if a al inspector approves them. As yet j Mrs. Homer Stone. smoky fireplace is to be avoided, July Church by Rev. Donald Press, Miss dicapped in local institutions project will be continued tomorrow no inspector has arrived on the LINCOLN, N. H.—A 12-room Betty Onie Bowcn, daughter of Mr. find holidays and other days night by the Woodbridge Township Others present were Mrs. Rich- and the flue must fit the fireplace. "William C. Applegate, ex-ehief 1 scene. hotel annex, weighing about 37 ard Mack, Mrs. Bertram Wheeler, "Of .Woodbridge Fire Company, and Mrs. William Henry Bowen, made pleasanter by the contri- Veterans Housing Authority at All veterans applying for antons, was successfully moved Mrs. Russell Demarest, Mrs. James ,- died. Green Street, became the bride of butions of boys and girls in the Memorial Municipal Building. apartment are being graded ac- about a mile to another location. A. Keating, Mrs. William Miller, Europe preparing for tourists, schools. : Board decides that two sessions John Edward Leffler, Jr., son of The applicants are being inter- cording to a point system and the The operation took three days. '• Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick. hea' d of American Express says.. . • are to be continued at High school John E, Leffler, Rah way, formerly • In the international field, the 'for year 1940-47. of this place. Junior Red Cross has worked Funeral services held for Harry The bride, given in marriage by steadily on the kinds of contri- - V. LaBourveau, Shell Oil Plant her father, wore a gown of white butions particularly fitted to the - Manager. satin with a fitted bodice, off-the- need of children in schools Plea fay Independent-Leader shoulder neckline and long sleeves. abroad. In schools in this coun- .saves Stadium from destruction The full skirt of net extended into try, our youngsters are packing ''_. until after the completion of foota- long train. Her fingertip length gift boxes with school and health • ball season. veil of illusion was arranged from supplies and with small toys and a coronet of pearlized orange blos- ornaments. Through Red Cross August soms and she carried a "colonial channels abroad, these small Stores in Woodbridge proper bouquet of white roses. boxes are distributed to children ' adopt new hours. Stores close Miss Alice Barrett, aunt of the in schools or orphanages. In the .Saturday at 6 P. M., to keep open bride, as maid of honor, wore an last 5'ear and a quarter, a half Friday nights until 9 o'clock. Asiatic blue crepe gown With fuch- million of these boxes were ship- New .York garbage dump to besia accessories and carried a colo- ped to children in Belgium, Chi- GOOD.BUYS FOR \- :- created on Staten Island opposite nial bouquet of red roses. Doris na, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, . Sewaren stirs big battle. Barrett, Rahway, cousin of the France, Finland, Great Britain, THE DIIDGET-WISE} Dog pound is considered by bride, was flower girl. She wore Greece, Holland, Norway, Po- -•Board of Health. a pink nylon frock, pink rosettes land, Yugoslavia, and the Philip- Red Cheek Apple Juice Fire at Cooper's "Dairy, Iselin, in her hair and carried pink roses. pines. In every instance reports caused $40,000 loss. Raymond Leffler was his cousin's have come back telling of the Dole's Pineapple Juice September best man and the ushers were Wil- ecstatic delight felt by these Tomato* Juice Various iramis • Transfer of pupils from School liam Barrett, Jr., Rahway, and children whom the war had de- No, 1 to Strawberry Hill School, Calvin Z. Barrett, cousins of the prived of any kind of present Vegamato . ts«.M«15e 45 oz. can 31c stirred' row. Parents win partial bride. when they receive scarce items victory. The newlyweds will reside at in Junior Red'Cross gift boxes. Nabisco Ritz Crackers llb.pkg.29« Cyrus L. Lockhart appointed -135 Green Street upon their re- Finance Own Projects , lOoz. pfcg. 14c manager of Shell Oil Company turn from their wedding trip to Burry's Pretz Stix . . plant, Sewaven. to succeed late Junior Red Cross members New York. For traveling, the bride Aster Salted Peanuts ft ^ az. can J_ ^ c Harry LeBoiirveau. chose a pink wool dress, black se- purchase these supplies and October quinned hat. black accessories and others with their own savings Sweet Mixed Pickles Brand- p*.boi.25c a corsage of white roses. and earnings. Any administra- 31 Township homes moved to tive expense in connection with Joy Dill Pickles - . . <*.i»*.35^ make way for new highway. The bride is a graduate of Essie the American Junior Red Cross - • Independent-Leader publishes Abeel Private School, Hackensack. Heinz Ketchup . . . Moi.boi.244 48 page souvenir edition for wel-The bridegroom attended Wood- programs are borne by the adult bridge High School and served for Red Cross so that every penny come-Home celebration. given by a boy or girl may go Ann Page Ketchup . . uaz.ba.20c \% 30,000 paid tribute to Wamorr e than four years, in the V. S." - Heroes as Memorial is dedicated in Navy in the South Pacific area. He direct to its purpose. In addition Brill's Spaghetti Sauce ioKoz.canl7c *~ Woodbridge Park. Tremendous is employed as a dental laboratory to money for local programs, technician. over two million dollars has been Sweet FeaS lona Brand Z cans ZtiC * crowd viewed ceremonies" and pa- spent in the last year and a rade. Reception held for Gold Star String BeanS UrdMott— French Style I9oz.canl8c families. quarter to provide health and I Work officially started on Route Grid Crown educational supplies to children NibletS Whole Kernel Com . lioz.canJSc _ 100 at ceremonies on Route 35 abroad. Always these supplies (Continued from Page 1) are based on a surveyor needs, SWeeST4i*i£i-|t- C*l^OrAV«n [DnaoldenorWWta Cream Style e 20«.canJO^nnr raol^c« - hei'e. three years and that if any team made by the,civilian relief work- November had to put a stop to the Maroons' ers of the Red Cross and other Grapefruit Sections A&P 2ooz.can24«c William Warren and John Ber- winning streak he hoped it would qualified persons overseas. Mem- gen. Democrats, reelected to Town- be Woodbridge. S, Fruit Cocktail Utty's or Sultana 30or.can 38c ship committee. Committeeman bers in this country also ex- Aaroe Toastmaster change special albums with 6 ." George Mroz, Democrat, defeated Andrew A. Aaroe, president of Peaches ^ASJ"^'* * 29oz.can32c by William Gery, Republican. schools abroad, a project which the Board of Education, served as happily places boys and girls Applesauce A&P Brand ' 20oz.ca,nlTc John Prekop elected Chief of toastmaster and introduced the around' the world on an equal Woodbridge Fire Co., No. 1. following, who spoke briefly: Su- footing. . Evaporated Milk, white House 2c'at2i Police Referendum for pay boost pervising Principal. Victor C. Nick- There is confidence to be gain- approved"by voters. las; Dr. John P. Lozo, Gapt. John ed from observing these straight Nectar Tea Balls . „ December R. Egan, Edwin Casey, Lincoln and generous activities of youth. Yukon Club Club Soda Board of Education employes get Tamboer, George Gerek. Mr. Pris- Training such as they are re- - pay boost, minimum is up. coe, William Yura and Anthony ceiving through the Junior Red Plus Deposit _" St. James' parish purchases Bed Cacciola. Cross may keep them from ever St, James' parish purchases Bed- Mr. Aaroe thanked the Police learning the sly, self-interested, Woodbridge Township gets top Department and Capt. Benjamin so-called "realistic" lessons of -share in State School aid. Parsons in particular for the fine maturity. . Expansion of Fords plant an- police protection given at all high nounced by Heyden Chemical. school games. He also thanked the Woodbridge Emergency Squad for Hazing by fraternities de- John Sabo, Keasbey, killed in. nounced by natinal group chair- FLORIDA hunting accident in South Jersey, being on hand at all times and the staffs of the INDEPENDENT- man. ' "•' ' . "" • ' LEADER and other newspapers for Cold Weather their fine publicity in connection Federal civil service rules "lib- CITRUS JUICES with the athletic contests. eralized" to attract scientists. (Continued from Page 2) Grapefruit, Orange or 7.. Avoid overheating furnaces' and stoves by "forcing" them if ORDER JSOW Orange & Grapefruit Juice you don't get enough warmth from ^safe operation. Efficient and econ- omical functioning of the plant Large may be obtained by calling in a Coal-Koppers Coke-Fuel Oil C 46 oz. can •heating engineer. SAVE BY USING ... 8, When banking a fire, leave Keep.a good assortment on hand! -some uncovered hot coals at the READING BRIQUETS front to ignite coal gas. 9. Empty hot ashes into metal whole cither half containers—never wood boxes or Warr Coal & Supply Co. cartons. Telephone Woodbridge 8-0724 Delicious smoked hams like these would be mighty welcome at any season of the Price says press, radio, screen ST. GEORGE AVENUE WOQDBRID(fE year . . . but right now, when holiday entertaining is at its height, they're real must defend free expression. "finds"! All so tempting and tender you'lP probably want to take home a whole ham. However, we'll gladly sell you the butt or shank half. So buy your ham as Jane Parker EXPECTANT you like'it . . . you're sure to like it a lot when it comes from A&P! : Fruit Cake i^n>..«k«1.15 s«>.«*«3.75. MOTHERS PILGRIM Sizes 18 ibs... A Q Sizes under,, t-^». / The Hyg'ieiie Co. l;a.s entaliU^'hed in Perth Amhoy and vicinity a %, T¥T¥}¥"FV^ Brand and over H'-^TtlC 18 Ibs. lb-^ Breakfast Sweet Rolls . Pi9-27c; service by whirh you ran substantially aid yourself financially, and > 4 c materially contribute to the manufacture of a very important medi- 1 UJclJvrii 15 Marvel Stuffing Bread 24M.ioafl6c e:rif. Thi." service requires no work, nor does it in any way incon- Chickens unfer 3y2 ibs. ib.47e venlenve or interrupt the normal routine nf youv home life and all Legs of Lanib . 8 » . «>.53c ; Assorted Donuts . . • .. ^^Sc contni'ls are held in the strictest confidence. ; : Chickens 3% lbs. and over ib.53c Prime Ribs of Beef . . «..-57c If yon .lie presnant -less than six (6) months anil can use some Marvel Rye Bread soar Rye i«rfl7c ii.*s:fctan<-i' Loward that future expense— Long Island Ducks . . . .b.39c Porterhouse Steak . . . ib.65c FHQSfE, WRITE OR CALL IN PERSON TO Sandwich or Frankfurter Rolls pta 15c Fowl Sizes under 41bs. lb-42c Slzes4lfas. & over lb. 45c BIGELOW 8-3788 P. A. 4-1849 >b,63c Date Gem Cookies * <, pts.31c; Veal Shoulders Square Cut lb.35c Top Sirloin Roast ... *-59c
' HYGIENE COMPANY \ Fresh Flounder Fillet . . fc.30c Fresh Oysters Long island &°z.cUP39c 170 SHERMAN AVENUE NEWARK, N.'j. Let's Be Informal 175 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Wildmere—Brown and white FRESH FRUITS, AMP VEGETABLE! FRESH EGGS Large B^-A» .« Sunnybrook—Grade "A" Large About It Snow white 12 fo 25 oranges depending on size FRESH WHITE EGGS , - Cauliflower Florida Oranges « THERE-IS.NO SHORTAGE OF CAR American or Pimento—sliced or in cuis The holiday season means Crisp fresh U. S. No. 1 grade Mel-O-Bit Process Cheese Table Celery , 2 *•&» 25c Yellow Turnips @ o Cheese food at its best -going out, parties, and Firm compatf Florida—Crisp, fender Ched-0-Bit Real Flavor 2lb.b "dressing up. Broccoli . „ bunch 2 Ic String Beans 9 B A favorite spread BATTERIES Florida-Ail sizes Western eating Pabst-Ett ..ess. «^"oz.pts.25e r Grapefruit * . '. &.6c If 3 ou are looking for that AT THE Delicious Apples » Wisconsin natural "holiday smartness" i;we U. S. No. 1 grade Diamond Brand Cheddar Cheese sham or mtid R>.59C Yellow Onions e 5 «>•!>•» 19c Walnuts « ib.45c have suits and overcoats e o s Shefford's U. S. No. 1 grade Small, fender . Snappy Cheese s » . 3oz.ro«19c that can pep you up for Hopelawn Filling Station Sweet Potatoes » 3 ««•. 25c White Boiling Onions Casino or Military Brand the holiday season. . Camembert Cheese . 3P«ti<.,iiK«33® J. Brown, Prop. ;.Drop in today. No doubt we have your size and the 377 Florida Grove Road Hbpelawn, N. J. €REEM ' shade that you would like. PHONE 1S& 44987J PIAS Picked and packed at If you need a battery for your car the peak of perfection, 20 oz these peas are sweet, can BRXEGS young and tender. ! MEN'S 5TQRB Stop In Today -— Don't Delay ;. ..- -.::••.' '\-r~^M0i;i:.Xr&S& l^?&^}.:>-y: 91 SMITH ST. COIUQNG PERTH ALSO CRISCO IVORY SOAP SPIC and SPAN OXYD01 Tires - Accessories -Tubes When available When available f "OPEN DAILY TO 6 P. M. For dishes and laundry for washing painted surfaces For dishes and laundry AMOCO GAS AND'OIL med. large Tj /T When t . FRIDA1? 9 P. M. !ge. When Ige. *> Q -\ cake cake XO< available pkg. 2 P'£. 39c available pkg, O Oe •> BARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1946 PAGE THREE
% S^S^§**^©$«^S«^$^©*§<3 Excitement and gaiety galore is in store for you on New Year's Eve. f A. surprise in every party . . . A delicious midnight dinner . . . Or eats DINE and DANCE "'on the house" ... Music . . . Entertainment . . . A New Year's Eve v At the Beautiful New I never to be forgotten is one spent at one of these popular night spots •A . . . Get a party together and stop here I ¥ Night Spots Expect Busy - But Quieter - New Year's Eve I By ELMER J. VECSEY (Formerly Highland Grove) Merry-making this New Year's Eve will cost about had cost before they decide how much they can afford the same as last year and celebrants are expected to for New Year's Eve," said one proprietor. He said Featuring the crowd clubs, cabarets and taverns, but headaches will most people want to get the Christmas fanfare out of be fewer New Year's Day. the Way before going into the next order of business. FOUR KING BROS. Spot owners in this area echo the nationwide pre- Throughout Woodbridge Township, Carteret, Perth DIRECT FROM BROADWAY For A Happy and diction of a less boisterous celebration than heralded Amboy, Raritan Township and nearby municipalities, the coming of 1946. A survey shows the same prices night spots are preparing for the nation's No. 1 bender GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY will prevail and owners are arranging for the same in the same manner as last year. Prosperous New Fear number of celebrants. Make your reservation early as tables are limited. ... W. A. Peterson, head man at Oak Hills Manor, $10.00 per couple, including Dinner, Noisemakers and Hats. Operators report approximately 40 per cent of res- Metuchen, as usual offers excellent cuisine. . . . The i ervations already in, with a large volume of requests OAK HILLS MANOR Gypsy Rendezvous in New Brunswick gives out with -: 8 P. M. TILL CLOSING : - W. A. PETERSON, Mgr. expected over the weekend. I Hungarian atmosphere. The tariff, $10 per couple, Route 25—Half Mile from New Brunswick Circle PLAINFIELD ROAD, METUCHEN t AWAIT YULE BILLS includes a complete dinner. . . . Charles and Julia METUCHEN 6-0774 (Continued on Page 4) Telephone New Brunswick 2-8125 "Lots of people wait to see how much Christmas SIMPLY SUPER! OPEN For a Real Good. Time Meet Your Friends at the GREEN LANTERN. You'll he knee-deep in confetti and noisemakers*—you'll HOUSE Celebrate the New Year •enjoy delicious food tm,d gfund m,u.gic -when you ushev in 1947 al the — NO Music COVER and makers Entertainment Hats -Open House- ROUTE 25 —TEL. WOOD. 8-0091— AVENEL, N. J. CHARGE New Yearns QI71P —THE LARGEST AND MOST ELABORATE TELEVISION SET 4' GREEN ST. OShlh IN THE COUNTY: THE SCREEN IS 21'< X 18". GREEN LANTERN WOOD^E J. —THE COMPLETELY REDECORATED INTERIOR AND THE • Eve SEE ENLARGED 60-FOOT BAR. COCKTAIL BAR CHARLES AND JULIA SIPOS h **********************^HH^**^ -s. Toast The New Year *'-5^.#i LET'S HAVE THAT PARTY AT -i -i OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE -¥• •t 'GRANDMA'S LOG CA -c t. FUN GALORE - HATS - NOISEMAKERS M OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE -¥• ~t HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND— K|[L NE1LS0N —PIANO CONCERT - JAZZ STYLIST 't Direct from record-breaking engagements at Bingiiamton, Utica; Troy, Washington, 'x- -t Refreshments "on the House" X" ~t • .;•..••••• • ; " New York. X- APPEARING NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAYS X"- X- FORDS RECREATION TAV GRANDMA'S LOG CABIN — -St. George Ave. — WOODBRIDGE X- TELEPHONE WOODBRIDGE 8-1251 — AND ROSE ROOM' 569 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE FORDS, N. J \\>&JWVVVil3f^^ Jf ?
OPEN HOUSE at MAKE IT HAPPY LoigJPs Pizzeria' NEW YEAR JULIA — BAR AND GRILL — Restaurant & Cocktail Bar FOR THAT 394 PEARL ST. • WOODBRIDGE, N.'J. NEW- YEAR NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION SPECIAL ATTRACTION GREETINGS TO ALL ® REFRESHMENTS • SANDWICHES ITALIAN and AMERICAN FOOD VIOLA ERICKSON @ SPAGHETTI Vocalist and Entertainer Par Excellence ® ITALIAN PIES STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN
Everything for a Good Time at GREEN STREET CIRCLE, HIGHWAY 25 She's Known from Coast to Coast—Came Here Direct from Broadway Jnlian's—Hats, Noise Makers, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. SOLOVOX MUSIC - SONGS - FUN GALORE Etc. Telephone Woodbridge 8-2092
What A New Fear's Party We're Going To Have! SWING YOUR PARTNER RIGHT - - - at TYRONE'S INTO THE NEW YEAR! FUN GALORE - NOISE MAKERS > REFRESHMENTS Dance right into the first day of 1947. MUSIC BY '. -THE RYTHMAIRES — " You'll be meeting all your friends at Featuring BILL BECKER, Vocalist, Formerly of Our New Year's Fest of Fun and Frolic. Tony Pastor's, New York REFRESHMENTS - NOISEMAKERS - FAVORS With All The Trimmings ^LOU FRANK'S TAVERN OPEN HOUSE PHONE WDGE. 8-1765 OPEN HOUSE FRANK WASIELESKI, Prop. . MAKE'RESERVATIONS NOW 747 KING GEORGE ROAD FORDS, N. J. OPEN HOUSE SUPERHIGHWAY NO. 25 AVENEL, N. J. PERTH AMBOY 4-2436 j THURSDAY, DEC-EMBER- 26, 1946 RARIT-AN TOWNSHtP. AND FORDS BEACON , '/
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Excitement and gaiety galore is in store for you on Neiv Yearns Eve. -•'•"•'• ' ' £ A surprise in every party . . . A delicious midnight dinner . . . Or eats "on the house" . .-.-Music > . , Entertainment , , , A New Year's Eve never to be forgotten is one spent at one of these popular night spots Main Street at Route 35, Woodbridge, N. J. . . . Get a party together and stop here! EBOIE LEITNER- and HIS ORCHESTRA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS Spots Expect Busy-Biit Quieter-New Year's Eve # CHINESE-AMERICAN FOOD (Continued from Page 3) VARIED OFFERINGS Lunches, Dinners and Sandwiches Sipos at the Green Lantern, Woqdbridge, hold open Woodbridge. , . . Fraixk Wasieleski, Jbossxnan at house. . . . Miriam at Grandma's Log Cabin is fea- Frank's Tavern in Fords, also makes with an O'pen BEST IN LIQUORS, WINES AND BEER turing Neil Neilson at the piano. This ivory expert has house funfest. Refreshments and music, too. OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE appeared with such stars as Bob Hope, Gertrude Neisen, Kay Kyser's Lucky Strike Hit Parade and A six-piece band -with entertainment, turkey dinner, Ring in the New Year with Hersry Youngman. During the war, he was leader of plus extras—all for $5 per couple—headlines the Joy and Happiness! Happy a Navy band touring the Pacific. Roosevelt Hotel offering in Carteret. Steven Kutcy, m®h, your host, says "you can't miss at the Roosevelt." . . . Neiv Year to one and
© SHUFFLEBOARD © X- Carteret's Smartest Ear & Cocktail Lounge X- >- New.. Year's X- | X- No Finer Eating Place in Town Than THE HILL BOWL •'••• Eye 1 569-571 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET — OPEN HOUSE — Jiiu.*s Bar at White Birch Inn .Dinner A CORDIAL INVITATION EXTENDED TO ALL 148-152 Smith Street Perth Amboy 4-2S10 | HATS, NOISEMAKERS, AND FUN FOR ALL — JAMES BOWLING, PROP.— " i Music .by the "GOllDEN SERENADERS" ROUTE 25 (At Ford Avenue), FORDS, N. J. Where you can enjoy our delicious Chinese and American Food. \ SUPERB SMORGASBORD served throughout the evening-. FMMAKER& SPECIAL FOB, NEW YEAR'S ONLY! af — OPEN HOUSE — DANCING TO A WELL KNOWN ORCHESTRA Jf FUN GALORE OPEN BOWLINGS! 5f AUSTIN BEYER AT THE PIANO & SOLOVOX Please make reservations now!!! Per EVERY EVENING DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON. X~ For New Year's Eve Dinner Person — DECEMBER 26 TO JANUARY 2, - INCLUSIVE — "I HATS - NOISEMAKERS - SURPRISES X- 8 — BEAUTIFUL ALLEYS — 8 x\- i Including- Favors, Noisemakers, Etc. X- PACKER HOTEL NO COVER — NO MINIMUM SBHTH AND HIGH STREETS, PERTH AMBOY Our Specialty—Weddings and Parties at Any Time. RING IN A Phone P. A. 4-1800 A Toast— HAPPY NEW YEAR USHER IN to the AT OUR New Year THE NEW YEAR s . Round up the boys GYPSY GAMP for a rollicking good AT OUR time giving welcome to 1947. We extend a hearty invitation to j; Superlative Food and the Finest Selection of HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT everyone to join our gala New Year's party I Beer, Wine and Liquor 44 ESSEX STREET CARTERET for a round of fun and 1] frolic. M A K E MAKE ji Join the Festivities Here Neiv Year's Eve R R E E CHARLIE'S TAVERN S S YEAR'S EVE PARTY E E LEWIS TOMCHIK, Prop. R R NEW AND WILLIAM STREETS WOODBRIDGE 1: BARNEY'S TAVERN V V —* A A I 52 WASHINGTON AVENUE T T • MUSIC • SURPRISES CARTERET, N. J. I I O O * FUN GALORE • HATS Celebrate The New Year N N • NOISEMAKERS S • S At Joe's Cocktail Lounge NOW! NOW! OPE OUSE The Gang Will FOR A. GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE Ring out the Old Year ivith your friends at the m Ail Be Here ... ©FULL COURSE DINNER FUN, ENTERTAINMENT, Come New Year's! Fulton Inn! Gaiety, Laughter in a friendly j . 4> • NOISE MAKERS ®?7 na © • Welcome the New Yea* '/ DANCING in midst congenial friends ©BANGING ' Q('Vl) atmosphere. . gg at our place. We've got Three Aces Orchestra a table waiting for you • FUN. GALORE PER COUPLE -» . . . but come early to avoid disappointments. < TURKEY SANDWICHES —ALL Good fo>o.d and swell YOU CAN EAT—ON' THE HOUSE drinks at a thrifty price. KAL KEDVES and EMERY HACK FULTON INN and their ORCHESTRA HATS—NOISE-MAKERS. ..Ete. EVERY SATURDAY 9 TO 2 A. M. — JOHN AND MARY BOBIK — SUNDAY NIGHT 1 TO 12 65 FULTON STREET JOHN'S TAVERN JOHN VARSHANY, Prop. HOME COOKED MEALS SERVED DAILY WOGDBRIDGE, N. J. 268 MADISON AVENUE PERTH AMBOY 304 FULTON STREET WOODBRIDGE PHONE CARTERET 8-9596 RAR1TAIN' TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON- THURSDAY, DECEivlBER. 26, 1948 PAGE: FIVE
Excitement and gaiety galore is in store for you on New Year's Eve. A surprise in every party . . . A delicious midnight dinner . . . Greats i "on the house" . . . Music . . .Entertainment . . . A New Year's Eve- never to be forgotten is one spent at one of these popular night spots . . . Gel a party together and stop here! Night Spots Expect Busy -But ..Quieter-New Year's Eve (Continued from Pctcje 4) Bakalas, ace man at the Woodbridge night spot, will the finest in winps and liquors at an open house throw in fine music, master of ceremonies and enter- revelry. • « tainment. George Krause, new supervisor of the It will be Austin Beyer at the solovox and piano at kitchen, will keep the food factory in operation all Jim Dowling's Bar at the White Birch Inn, Super- night. . ... The Canton Tea Garden, Perth Amboy's highway, Fords. . . . For something different, the Hill Chinese eatery, offers a complete dinner, music, etc., Bowl in Carteret gives out with bowling, superb smor- for $3 per person. . . . Distinctive music by Chet Fran- gasbord served throughout the evening and music by cis and his orchestra and featuring the lovely, tal- the Golden Serenaders. . . . The Three Aces Orchestra ented Dianne Day direct from the Dixie Hotel, New will keep things jumping at Joe's Cocktail; Lounge> York, will steal the show at The Pines in Metuchers. Perth Amboy. Turkey sandwiches? All you can eat! A full course turkey dinner, breakfast at 2 A. M., etc., On the house! costs $6 per person. ALL EXCELLENT STOPS There you are, folks! You're on your own from here. The New Middlesex Cocktail Lounge goes all out to make New Year's Eve a terrific celebration. Nick TOURISTS DIG SEWER, FIND COAL Traveling Americans, touring by TOPEKA, Kan.—The dark situ- automobile, are buyin souvenirs, ation brought about by the recent gifts, camping supplies and mis-coal strike took on a new com- cellaneous items at the rate of plexion for city officials of Topeka, $1,500,000,000 a year, according when city department employes, to the Commerce Department, This digging a sewer under a street, is-a rise-of $250,000,000 a year over struck a 20-inch vein of coal, four- pre-war buying. teen feet underground. Employ Handicapped Phone Calls Studies made by the U. S. em About 104,000,000 local telephone ployment service show lhat hand calls were made daily in the United icapped workers can be and sri Seasons States in 1945. aU employed i" occupations.
A Happier New Best Wishes Year ... in the American Spirit!
® Welcome the New Year while you mingle with your friends To here. You're sure of a perfect evening if you p]an to be with us New Year's Eve. Get in on the fun! ALL! M©Inarfs Tavern MRS. MARY MOLNAR, Prop. NEW AND WILLIAM STREETS WOODBRIDGE We wen9t tell you what's in store for you Plan Your f BUT —we guarantee you the best party ever! PARTY I OPEN HOUS Woodbridge Publishing ' NOW! I LARGE OR .MASTERS OF CEREMONIES • EXCELLENT MUSIC Company SMALL ENTERTAINMENT HATS it NOISEMAKERS FOR THE GAYEST ~ Woodbridge Independent-Leader a sure it's re Carteret Press I | CELEBRATION EVER HELD AT THE PINES (*""• FULL COURSE = Our dining room will be open all night, serving the finest steaks, chops \ I Raritan Township-Fords Beacon )• and chickens. Our kitchen now under the special supervision of : DELUXE TURKEY I George Krause. , \ THEN AT 2 A. M. A DELIGHTFUL BREAKFAST Stop in at our Liquor Store for your holiday favorites. WILL BE SERVED Haig & Haig Pinch Bottle AND JUST FOR FUN •- Black & White- Teachers - B. & L. HATS, STREAMERS, NOISEMAKERS, BALLOONS For a with "Bubbling" Distinctive Dinner-Dance Music CANADIAN WHISKEY: Canadian Club - Earwood - Seagram V.O. New Year's Fest By Chet Francis and His Hotel Pines Orchestra ©Celebrate the Featuring the Lovely, Talented Year ... dance to your DIANNE DAY e a favorite tunes . . .join g • .. • a ine of finest the crowd in singing ic wines iquors. Auld Lang Syne! We're Direct from the Dixie Hotel, New York City set for a gala evening . . . so, have fun! Plan ALL FOR ONLY to visit us. $6.00 PER PERSON MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW CALL METUCHEN 6-1029 • BLUE BAR * THE PINES FAMOUS FOR STEAKS AND LOBSTERS FRANK BAKA, Prop, LINCOLN HIGHWAY #37 Between -NICK BAKALAS FULTON AND NEW STREETS WOODBRIDGE METUCHEN AND NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. PAGE SIX THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1946 RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEAGO
Mrs* John Kozusko Romantic Team Prisoner Ss Married Girl is Burned to Death SILVER SCREEN On Way to U. S. Jail Playing in Children's Game Ditmas Hostess to Group NASHVILLE, TENN. — Two LOS ANGELES.—Sally Guillen. 22 An enchanting tale, going way —The Woman's Club held a and Harned Ely, town at Christ- days after he was sentenced to months old, was burned to death "in off the beaten path to tell of the Christmas party and meeting at mas dinner. four and one-half years in prison a cruel game" played by older chil- wondrous events that occur In SEWAREN—The Sewaren His- for writing a threatening letter dren to test the child's bravery, her the make-believe of never-never the clubrooms last week with Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles De Cas- tory Club enjoyed a Christmas Arvid Winquist presiding and Mrs. tillia, South Orange Park, Long to President Truman, Romeo H. mother said. » land, in beautiful Technjcoloi, Musical at its holiday meeting at Lyle, 37, was married in the sher- Twentieth Century-Pox's ."Wake Frederick Beckley in charge of the Island; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leh- the home of Mrs. John A. Kozusko, Sally's dress caught fire as she program. Mrs. Alex Tarcz and herman, Long Island City, and Mr. iff's office to Mrs. Effle Myriatt tried to duplicate the feats of other Up and Dream," based on Roberi, West Inman Avenue. Mrs. Olive Nathan's best-seller, "The En- garden committee were in charge and Mrs. John Scully and chil- Van Iderstine, pianist, and Mrs. Armstrong, 39, ol Boonville,. children by allowing lighted matches Welcome, New Year: of the decorations. During the dren of New York City were Christ- Kozusko, organist, played "O Holy Miss., divorcee. They met last to be held against her. chanted Voyage," and starring Welcome to you, New Year, enter business session it was voted to mas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- Night," "Joy to the World," "It Easter. She ran screaming home, where John Payne and June Haver in newborn king— give backets to needy families in ter De Castillia, Chase Avenue, Came Upon a Midnight Clear," relatives beat -out the flames with superb roles, opened yesterday ai Can you tell us something of the the ocmmunity, and to donate $10 —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cawley, thei; hands and took her to General the Ditmas Theatre, Perth Amboy towards Christmas packages pre- "O - Little Town of Bethlehem," tidings that you bring? New York City; Mr. and Mrs.and "O Come All Ye Faithful." hospital, where she died. Sparkling with highly colorfu' pared by the Woodbridge Chapter, Mariru Wielgolinski and family, Sheriff's officers began an investi- Do you carry happiness, Red Cross, for boys at Camp Kil- Mrs. Justin Marsh of Woodbridge, imagination, "Wake Up And Enough to last the year? Carteret, were dinner guests of guest soloist, accompanied by Mrs. gation after the mother, Mrs. Cata- Cream" is a fanciful, -whimsical mer. Donations were also made to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goos, Hudson lina Guillen, said she believed her Do you sing a song of joy the Save the Children Federation George McCullough of Wood- Hari-Workhfs Yeisth tale that gives John- payne <=a To cast out doubt and fear? Boulevard, yesterday. bridge, sang "A Little Old Man- child was killed by playmates' Near East Foundation, and the pranks. . long-awaited opportunity to get Perhaps a balm for heartaches Middlesex Tuberculosis and Health ger," "The Virgin's Lullaby," away from the long line of musi- You bring along with you; "Swing Ajar Ye Gates of Night" Has Tale ef Hard Work and She said several neighborhood League. Winners in the Dress club John Payne and June Haver children between the ages of four cals in which he has appeared Perhaps a key to friendships were: Mrs. Richard Seyferth, Mrs. and "A King Is Born Today." since 1941. To buoy us all year through. are the romantic duo of "Wake Study-Filled Hours. and five had been holding lighted A. L. Johnson, Mrs. J. W. Kovacs, Mrs. Marsh also sang, unaccom- Up And Dream," at the Ditmas matches against other children to We bid you welcome New Year— and Mrs. Jay Bower. The pro- panied, "Santa Claus Is Coming to TheaiSe. Acclaimed as one of the GUSHING, OKLA. — George E\no make them prove how much they Special Chimney Linings our dreams we trust with you. gram featured vocal solos "O Holy Is Held Town" and "Don't Wait Until the Special ehinney linings are needs Forgetting ills of all the past, we Night" and "Away In A Manger" Night Before Christmas to 'Be most unusual and heartwarming Ladd, Oklahoma farm boy and re- could endure. cent winner of $1,000 first prize in Two of her other" children had d \u1l> gns-biirnine equipment. start the book anew. by Miss Bernice Daroci accom- AVENEL — Miss Elaine Sauefs, Good." Mrs. Harry O'Connor dis- pictures of the year, the film panied by Mrs. EariPalmer at the tributed the exchange gifts. Mrs. was directed by Lloyd Bacon and the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxil- shown her burn scars on their arms, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon- iary's essay contest, has a story of piano. Instrumental trio, Mrs. L. Theodore Freitag, program chair- produced by Walter Morosco. she said. Tidbits: Sauers, Madison Avenue, became work and study-filled days and Officers said they had not yet C. Holden, Mrs. Frank Baumgart- the bride of John Findra, Jr., sonman, conducted a game hour and The class of 1943 is holding a ner and Miss Ann Fraser played awarded prizes to Mrs. William C. nights, tinged with youthful disap- learned the names of the leaders of reunion January 3 at Oak Hills of Mr. and Mrs. John Findra, pointment. "A Christmas Medley" and "Gesu Chase Avenue, Saturday at St. Ecker, Mrs. Arthur Hanie, Mrs. Mrs. Gardner Hostess the game. Manor, Metuchen. The officers re- Bambino". A supper was served W. Frank Burns, Mrs. D. V. Rush George lives with his parents on FORDS, N. J. - P. A. 4-0348 port that reservations are coming Andrew's Church. Rev. John Egan, before the meeting by Mrs. John- pastor, performed the double-ring and Mrs.oKenneth Butler. To White Church Guild a 750-acre farm. In 1944 he was Husband Kills Wife, Self; in slowly. What's the matter, you son and her hospitality commit- preparing for military service when Thursday, Friday and Saturday gals and guys? No class spirit? . . . ceremony. Mrs. Daniel V. Rush conducted WOODBRIDGE—Mrs. William tee Mrs. Frank Barth, Mrs. John a short business session, and it was his father's health failed and Ladd's Daughter, 3, is Wounded "THREE LITTLE GIRLS The cops had a swellegant time, at Ettershank, Mrs. Wm. Falkenstern, The bride, escorted to the altar H. Gardner, Freeman Street, was draft board handed him disappoint- CLIFTON FORGE, VA.—A Veter- the Christmas party last Thurs- by her father, wore a white satin voted to contribute two Christmas hostess to the White Church" Guild Mrs. James McHugh and Mrs. boxes to the newly inducted sol- ment No. 1. It told him to stay in ans' administration employee shot IN BLUE" day. And didja know that "Truck" gown with a fingertip veil of illu- at a.Christmas party. Mrs. Andrew the fields, keep the farm going. Raymond Gribble. diers at Camp Kilmer. Mrs. A. W.Jensen led the devo&onals and and killed his estranged wife, crit- With Jane Haver, Dunham, Tom Lockie and Tom sion and carried a bouquet of Then there was another disap- ically wounded his three-year-old Bishop are quite the trio—they orange blossoms and gardenias. Scheldt is Sewaren chairman of read a poem entitled "The Master George Montgomery, Vivian —Harold Deter who has recently this project. Hostesses for the aft- Is Coming." pointment. Although he lacked only daughter, injured his mother-in-law Blaine and Vera Ellen prefer Irish songs. . . . And been appointed to the Recreation The maid of honor, Miss Mae a handful of credits to finish, George and then killed himself. "Truck's" wife is tops as a Barry, Plainfield, wore a green taf- ernoon were Mrs. John Wittek, group by Samuel Gioe, Wood- Mrs. Scheidt and Mrs. Van Ider- At a short business meeting a had to give up high school to de- Police Chief Robert F. Craft said Also dancer. ... bridge recreational supervisor, has feta gown and carried yellow roses. final report on the square dance vote his full attention to the farm. George Evelanko, New York, stine. Clark Beckner, about 27, died out- "COLORADO asked all presidents and secretaries Others present were Mrs. W. J. was given by Mrs. James West- Eventually the family decided right of self-inflicted wounds only a Christmas Spirit: of the Avenel clubs to meet with served as the bridegroom's best brooke. The guests, Mrs. Earl Nick- few minutes after his pretty blonde SERENADE" man and Joseph Price, cousin of Baran, Mrs. Chauncey Burnett, las, Mrs. Edgar List and Mrs.George should complete his school I take back all the scoldings I him at the schoolhouse tomorrow Mrs. F. T. Howell, Mrs. Emil Kaus, work and prepare to enter Okla- wife, Mrs. Mavis Beckner, died of With Eddie Bean and at 8 P. M. to formulate plans for the bride, and John Mason Helen De Grow were welcomed. David Sharpe have ever given to the people of ushered. j Mrs. Anton Maguar, Mrs. Thomas homa A. & M. college, although his a chest wound on the front lawn of Woodbridge Township. They're children's activities. Moran, Mrs. Andrew Simonsen, Mrs. David Tappen read an father still was unable to work. Out her parents' home. "FORDS FUN wonderful, and kind and thought- —Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Stern, The couple are on a wedding Mrs. Albert F. Sofield, Mrs. Ber-article entitled "How Come Christ- of bed at 4:30 a. m. for chores, The couple's three-year-old daugh- FESTIVAL" ful after all. Last week we ran a Demarest Avenue, gave a party in trip to Stockbridge, Mass., and nard Sullivan, Mrs. Joseph Baum- mas." Games were played and George had to be ready for the ter, Catherine, was wounded in her little front page story about 15 celebration of the first birthday upon their return will reside in gartner of town, Mrs. J. Byoyd prizes won by Mrs. Albert Bowers school bus at 7, then back at 3 chest and throat and physicians said A Whole Hour of Cartoons Township families whose prospects of their grandson, Robert Kwint, Chase Avenue. For traveling, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. John F. Ryan, Mrs. and Mrs. De Grow. Santa Claus p. m. to farm tasks lasting until her condition was critical. Starting: at 1 F. M. for Merry Christmas weren't so Baltimore. Those present were: Findra wore a tan suit, a silver- Alex Urban and Mrs. Michael Jan- was impersonated by Mrs. Andrew nightfall. . Craft said Mrs. Beckner's moth- Shown Once Only bright. The response was wonder- Mrs. Joseph Kwint and Miss Carol blue muskrat fur coat and had a kowski, Woodbridge. The next Jensen. The committee in charge In the midst of his crowded life, er, Mrs. "W. A. Rule, was shot in ful—baskets of food and clothing Kwint, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs.corsage of white roses. meeting will be January 15 at the of the property was Mrs. Oakley young Ladd was handed the school the shoulder. Her wounds were not and some cash donations. Three Joseph Stern, Plainfield; Mr. and The bride is a graduate of St. home of Mrs. Kaus, Cliff Road, Blair, Mrs. Tappen, Mrs. Stephen essay assignment: "What Can I Do considered critical Sunday, Monday and Tuesday baskets were received from the 7th Mrs. Samuel Stern, Misses Isabelle, Mary's School in Rahway and Ro- when Mrs. Samuel J. Hnery, litera- Ellus and Miss Anna Belle Baker. for My Country?" "GALLANT BESS" selle High School. She is em- ture chairman, will present a pro- Mrs. Earl, H. Devanny assisted and 8th graders in Iselin. ... A Sylvia and Abbie Stern and Mr. Over his chores he fashioned his Hospital Patient Decamps check of $13 was received from and Mrs. Herman Stern of town. ployed as a secretary by the Elia- gram. Mrs. Gardner as hostess. The next With Marshall Thompson, meeting will be January 13. thoughts, and at night he set them the Good Neighbor Club of the bethtown Gas Company, Elizabeth. down, i With $60 in Doctor's Purse Georgre Tobias and Clem Bevans —Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Weston, Her husband served as a pilot in Strawberry Hill Section—a group Madison Avenue, held a family He 'wrote: "A country is no bet- MONROE, WIS. — A "patient" Also of former Air Raid Wardens. . . . the U. S. Army. He is employed ter, no worse than the sum. total of dinner party Sunday in honor of by the Elizabeth Hardware Com- Miss Violet Heimlich who came to the hospital here "COCKEYED MIRACLE" a donation of $1 from Box 47, Ise- all its citizenry. It is only when each walked out without seeing the doc- their son Private Edward Weston, pany in Perth Amboy and is at- Betrothed to Soldier Uncle Sam Says With Frank Morgan lin . . . Cash donations from who returned to Camp Stillman, individual discovers jtand does the tor but with $60 more in his pocket. Mrs. Killenberger. A large box tending Rutgers University. Keenan Wynn Cal., after a 5-day furlough at his ISELIN—Mr. and Mrs. Theodore thing that he can do to contribute Nurse Jane Howard reported that a from Mrs. Graham. . . . Baskets home. Guests were Miss Dorothy to civilization that the sum total man asked to see Dr. W. B. Gnagi, from Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs. Lillian Wheat Germ F. Heimlich, 37 Hillcrest Avenue, Gillis, South Amboy; Miss Audrey announce the engagement of their will be equal to national harmony who was in surgery. She went to Acker, Mrs. Jennings ... and num- Present production of wheat germ and good living." Wasilburn, Rahway; Edward in the United States is estimated at daughter, Violet Blanche, to PFC call Dr. Gnagi. While she was gone New Year's Eve erous donations of food and cloth- Burke, Perth Amboy; . William George also wrote: "I must keep the man stepped into the physicians' ing from many who wished their not more than 50 million pounds a Charles Oliver Turnage, U. S. Fergus, Elmoira; Elec. Mate 1st year. This could be increased to Army, son of Mrs. Joseph L. Turn- myself mentally alert so that I can- room, off the operating room, and Midnight Show identity kept a secret. ... One Class and Mrs. Howard Weston, not be swayed by an emotional up- took a billfold belonging to Dr. lady outfitted the children of one 150 million, says the department of age and the late. Mrs. Turnage, of Fords; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas agriculture. Morehead City, N. C. heaval of the moment. . . . Any E. C. Baumle, who was performing Starting at 9:30. An extra fea- of the families with up-to-the- Toft, 3rd, Cadet Nurse June Wes- fault we find with our country's an operation. minute clothes from Christensen's Miss Heimlich, a graduate of action we must find with ourselves." ture besides our regular show. ton, St. Peter's Hospital; Miss Homemakers Busy Woodbridge High School, is a Department Stores. ... If I have Evelyn Arline, Raymond and Law- It won the school contest for missed anyone it was not inten- Findings showed farm housewives sophomore at Newark State Teach- rence Weston. spend an average of 84V2 hours a ers' College. She is a member of George and. took first prize in the tional. . . . But to all of you who state contest, -N —Mr. and |Mrs. Howard Ely week doing housework. Alpha Theta Pi sorority. responded to my story—a very Then came the news from the Bos- special Happy New Year. .. . have returned home to Manhat- PFC. Turnage is a graduate of tan Avenue after two weeks spent Inside Chimney Better Morehead City High School and ton national,, encampment that the TODAY $1,000 prize (vas his. at Fort Landerdale, Florida. An inside chimney is better than is on terminal leave from the PERTH AMBOY THRU TUESDAY, DEC. 31ST Newsettes: one on an outside wall. ' army. Farm b.oy Ladd hasn't decided Phone P. A. 4-338S —Miss Judy Perier, student how he'll*1' ase the money—maybe The All-Hi News reports that nurse St. Barnabas Hospital, spent Dr. John P. Lozo, High School college, maybe some land of his the holiday with her parents. Mr. own. Principal, has written a 10-volume and Mrs. R. G. Perier, St. George s set of educational books which will Avenue. be published in the Spring. . . . State — Woodbridge 7 Also hear that Bernice Jogan and —Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Winquist, What a turkey, mom! So you Rahway Avenue, entertained Mr. want your Uncle Sam to slice off a Rudy Kulschinsky are planning to thick chunk of white meat for you, exchange vows in the Spring. . . . and Mrs. August De Casris and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 daughter, Rahway; Mr. and Mrs. son. What a Thanksgiving feast! I. Peanuts Saverock knows how to Another BIG Special So you want the Wishing-bone, NOW THRU SATURDAY pick dark-haired beauties, so they Joseph Winquist and family, Mary! Lots of folks will be making tell me. . . . The Columbian Club, Woodbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Emil a silent wish on this great holiday. Peterson and family, Mr. and Mrs. I'd like to make an open wish. I Main Street, looks swell all deco- KIDDIE CARTOON MATINEE wish for all my nieces and nephews, rated up. . . . Arvid Winquist and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry and young and old, long life, health, 'GALLANT BESS'j family, town, Christmas Eve. At 2 P. M. happiness and gosd fortune. You Itf'APTip'N C/NECOIOH I Around The Township: can help make my wish come true MarsiiipPSON-Geo. TOBIAS ,5 —Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Bede and 15 Cartoons and a Funny Comedy by building a strong financial foun- Joe (Super-Salesman) Glester sons, Hudson Boulevard, are dation of V. S. Savings Bonds for CLEM BEVANSwVW j has received scores of phone calls spending several days with rela- your home and every home. from Journal Square—and the tives in New Hampshire. Buy your extra Savings Bond boys are so curious. . . . The gang —Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ely, now! U. S. Treasury Department at Duffs is waiting for a shuffle- Manhattan Avenue entertained board contest between "Missis- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Huyck, Se- TATE THEATRE sippi" and George. . . . Fred Kalita waren; Mrs. Mande Freeman, Miss WOODBRIDGE, N. J. looks contented in his new Mer-Cora Pope, and Miss Gertrude cury. . . . And the members of the Francis, Manasquan: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flynn Association are cer- Allan Bjorken, Miss Edna Cook TODAY THRU SATURDAY Frank MORGAN tainly enjoying that super-duper Robert YOUNG - Barbara HALE - Frank MORGAN in Keenan WYNN television set at the Black Cat. . . . "LADY LUCK" SUN. AND MON. ALL DAY Plus Eddie DEAN in Last But Not Least: TUES. MAT. ONLY GALA MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEAR'S EVE! "COLORADO SERENADE" LATE SHOW SAT. Continuous from 7 P. M.—Midnight Show at 12 o'Clock A great big hand to the Junior (In Color) Gingrer Roeers - David Niven in Class at Woodbridge High School. XMAS DAY—CONTINUOUS NOW PLAYING They held a Christmas party with SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY "MAGNIFICENT DOLL" "Toyland" as the theme. After MEN'S SHOP "GALLANT BESS" /Dennis Morgan With Burgess Meredith the party was over the toys used Jack Carson as decorations were sent to the Marshall THOMPSON - Geo. TOBIAS "* DEAN JAGGER- PHILIP MBBVAtE Kentucky mountain children. . . . Janis Paige JO6W Plus Frank MORGAN - Audrey TOTTER in s£ BEULAH BOND! • CHARLES DINGLE One of the hardest-working per- "WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR" Martha Vickers sons in the High School Building "COCKEYED MIRACLE" ALWAYS I 1 Carmon Cavallaro —Plus— is Mrs. Irene Shay, secretary to 1 PATRONAGE AND EXTEND 1 WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY the supervising principal. You find "NOCTURNE" AND "BACHELOR'S DAUGHTERS" and . PERTH AMBOY 2 BIG HITS! her hard at work early in the 1 1 His Orchestra Phone V. A. 4-0255 morning long before others think 1 TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DEC. 26, 27, 28 of reporting to work—and late in TO YOU THE • —TWO FIRST RUN FEATURES— the evening long after the others RAHWAY have gone—and you can even find I SEASON'S I "The Time her at work during holiday re- FRI. TO SUN. ZUtQICEEFE cesses when others are enjoying 1 GREETINGS, « The Place themselves—Just thought the peo- 75 MAIN ST., WOOBBKJDGE TUESDAY EVENING DEC. 31 s^WALKER ple ought to know. . . . And last but "IT'S GREAT TO BE YOUNG" GALA NEW YEAR'S not least: Here's wishing you and LESLIE BROOKS - JIMMY LLOYD and The Girl" EVE SHOW you a very happy, healthy and JCn Technicolor prosperous New Year. . . . "DANGEROUS BUSINESS" 3—BIG FIRST RUN FORREST TAYLOR - LYNN MERRICK HITS—3 ANNOUNCE BETROTHAL ISELIN THEATRE 1 Five Hours of Continuous ISELIN—Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Iselin, N. J. Met. 6-1279 The Thrill Show of 1947 Merriment, From 7:00 P. M. to Green, Oak Tree Road, announced ' 12 Midnight. SCOTtY BECKETT FUZZY KNIGHT TOM POWERS the engagement of their daughter, Friday, Saturday, Dec. 27, 28 Neiv Year's Eve NOTHING REPEATED SUNDAY,-MONDAY, TUESDAY—MATINEE— DEC. 29, 30, 31 Ethel, to Ellis Woodcock, Hagers- Bob Hope in — HIT NO. 1 — town, Md. 4 — CfflLLARIOUS HITS — 4 LATE SHOW SAT. *Gary Cooper - Lilli Palmer - Robert Alda in . "MONSIEUR NOW PLAYING Kobert Young - Frank Morgan BEAUCAIRE" • NO. 1—FOR SCREAMS "CiOAK AND DAGGER" "LADY LUCK" Also Jinx Falkenburg in Mother Lashes Son, 2, to THE BOWERY BOYS Henry Fonda — HIT NO. 2 — . - ' Saturday, 10:30 A. M. Linda Darnell "TAHITI NIGHTS" "SPOOKS BUSTERS" Eddie Albert Herseif; Both Ire Drowned "FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS Victor Mature "RENDEZVOUS WITH GALA MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEARS EVE ~ GALESBUEG, ILL. — A mother IN TROUBLE" NO. 2—FOR THRILLS Walter Brennan Continuous from 5:30 P. M.—Midnight Show at 12 o'clock lashed her two-year-old son's wrists ANNIE" On Our Stage BORIS KARLOFF New Year's Day Thru Thursday, January 2 to her own and then walked with "BEDLAM" — HIT NO. 3 — him into a lake, where both SANDRA LYND, My Darling Jack Haley , Betty Grable drowned. The Magician NO. 3—FOR HOWLS Clementine" "VACATION IN The victims were Mrs. Juanita BELA LUGOSI RENO" John Harvey Kimble, 40, and her son, William. Sunday, Monday, Dec. 29, 30 "ZOMBIES ON BROADWAY" - . —Plus—.. The bodies were recovered from "THREE LITTLE GIRLS Comedies - Cartoons - Shorts Martha Raye Lake Story in Municipal park north WALLY BROWN - ALAN CARNEY ADMISSION of here. Coroner E. B. Malstrom Joe E. Brown IN BLUE" NO. 4—FOR CHILLS ' NEW YEAR'S EVE said the mother had tied her wrists With June Haver and Signe Hasso Adults 76c - Children 35c Biliiill Preston Foster to her son's wrists with clothesline. Georgre Montgomery "THE BRIGHTON STRANGLER" ' Tax Included ^ ' Charlie Spivak and Her husband, George E. Kimble, a John Shepperd | v In Technicolor JOHN LODER - JUNE DUPREZ WEDNESDAY, NEW YEAR'S Orchestra power company employee, found a Tuesday, Wednesday, DAY, ONLY note his wife had left at their home. One Complete Show—From 7:00 P. M. to Midnight. Dec. 31, Jan. 1 Strange "LADY LUCK" EDGARBUCHANMt in It said she had been ill and despond- Nothing Repeated. A COLUMBIA —Plus— PICTURE ent. She had been under the care "HOME SWEET Triangle "RENDEZVOUS WITH "PIN UP GIRL" of * .physician. HOMICIDE" COME EARLY — STAY LATE ANNIE" RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1946 PAGE SEVEN The Return Is important Practically every leader of business who HAPPY- LANDING, BUD! PUBLISHED SVERY THURSDAY attempts to analyze, the future economic prospects of the nation stresses the fact THE BEACON PUBLISHING CO. that the Government is taking a large sum Postoffice ACUMSS: Fords, N. J. from every family and advances the theory WOODBBIDGE 8-1710 I am going with a boy and we ish, that will be time enough to that if the Government reduces its ex- will both finish high school this think of marriage. If they change Subscription $1.50 per year penses, the amount will be saved. year. We had both planned to during that time, then they should j. Vecsey. Publisher. and Managing Editor go to college as our parents can be thankful that the change came While there is need for economy in Fed- afford to send us and my boy before it was too late. Entered at the Post Office at Fords, N. J., as eral expenditures, and in the fiscal policies friend had planned to be a doctor. Chances for divorce are ten sc cond class mail matter on April 17, 1936. But we are very much in. love one in couples under twenty. of some of the States, it would be a mistake and know we will never change Good luck, to assume that all the money that a tax- our minds about each other, so LOUISA. payer sends to the Government is given we are thinking of getting mar- Address your letters to: ried. John has been offered a job "Louisa," P. O. Box 532 away without return. in a store which doesn't pay so Orarigeburg', S. C Dr. Ralph Robey, chief economist of the much but will be enough to live New Year Revelry on, and I will try to get a job, too. There seems to be some psychological National Association of Manufacturers, The only thing that worries us JUST ^action to the approach of a new year, estimates that the Government takes about is our parents for we know they $27 a week per family, as compared with will be disappointed if we do not ven if it is only marked by the calendar finish our educattion. Don't you hat has been adopted for the convenience $8 per family in 1929 and $11 per family think they should agree if that is in 1939. Obviously, a large part of the in- what we want? Truth f mankind. ! crease can be attributed to the expenses of. Bable G.—Ky. In the interest of truth in holi- Consequently, for many years the old Answer: day advertising, the maker of the World War II and the expenditures that My first word is "Don't" or you unbreakable doll will qualify his ear has been rung out and the new year are being made, even today, in connection will live to regret what you are claim, as follows: Unbreakable by g in. There is usually the ringing of about to do many times before you an adult.—Milwaukee Journal. with that struggle.. die. Is and the blowing of horns as the hour Both of you are young, with Check f midnight marks the end of the year. The question for the people of the nation If the General Electric airmen to determine, in connection with what the your lives before you, so why han- There is somewhat of a tendency on the dicap yourselves before you are are going into an extensive pro- Government' gets, is whether the Govern- able to accept the responsibilities, gram of making snow by dropping >art of individuals to make a holiday of the ment gives an adequate return. This should of older people. dry ice through the clouds, we and to mark it by festivities which, To begin with, John wishes to serve notice that the air above our be decided on the basis of expenditures not become a doctor and while he sidewalk belongs to us. We want it',times, approach something of an orgy, thinks he is willing to give up them to keep out. — Milwaukee connected with the war. Certainly, every- Journal. .^ojrtunately, the people of this municipality body will agree that useless governmental his chance to become one just jsaally mark the end of .the year and the now, he may look back several years from now and lament bit- How? spending should be abolished, but it is How can you win? They don't je ginning of the new year in a sensible somewhat difficult to secure unanimity in terly that you kept him from mak- manner. Many of them, whether they pro- ing something of himself. He will know why a stock market does regard to particular expenditures. see the doctors around him mak- what it does even after it does.— claim the fact or not, use it for a check-up ing money and doing what he Louisville Courier-Journal. on their development and as a starting wanted to do and, believe me, he However place for a program of self-improvement. 30-Day Expert will blame all of his disappoint- The Republicans are talking of ments and failures on you. a twenty percent cut in the in- We see by the newspapers that a Con- And what about you—who will come tax. What most people would gressman-elect is off for a thirty-day tour probably be tied down with one like to see, however, is a cut of Wilson's Birthday or two babies instead of enjoying twenty per cent in the outgo tax.— Many of the people of the United States of Europe and the Middle East and, we college games and dances. When St. Louis Post-Dispatch. suppose, that he will come back an expert the money is insufficient for your will celebrate December 28 as the anniver- needs, you will blame him for your Sometime sary of the birth of Woodrow Wilson, the upon the questions that revolve around monotonous, frugal way of living. The classified ads will tell you London, Rome, Athens and Palestine. The trouble with most young when the tide has turned. Some- twenty-eighth President of this country. people of today who have indul- where under "Help Wanted" a Mr. Wilson, after a distinguished career We thoroughly approve the idea that gent parents is that they want firm will ask again for an "aggres- as an educator, entered politics in New Jer- American Congressmen should go abroad everything and want it right sive" salesman.—Detroit News. in order to see what goes on in the world, away. sey, becoming Governor and was subse- They never stop to think of Skeptical quently elected President when there was but we view with apprehension the general the sacrifices and money that have Automobile manufacturers may opinion that a short trip to foreign lands, gone in to making them happy and equip new cars delivered after De- a split in the Republican party in 1912. educated and that the way they cember 16 with spare tires. Mur- While his administration was marked by for the purpose of studying problems, will can repay their parents for these murs the skeptical one—"What progressive reforms on the domestic front, do much more than broaden the mental thingis to use the education they new cars?" — Christian Science grasp of the traveler. have received and make the most Monitor. it "Will go down in history in connection Under The State of it. Some People wiiih the first World War. When the time It has been our observation that "when By J. Joseph Sribliis In this case, these two young- advocates of special policies leave the sters would go on to college and Some people are like upside- came to write the treaty of peace, the if they still feel the same way down hooks on which it is impos- United States for the purpose of studying TRENTON — Santa Claus this At the Trenton State hospital, Christmas palace through the en- sible to hang anything.—Atlantic American President attended the confer- about each other fhenthey fin- Monthly. ence in Paris and fought vigorously to have problems abroad, they come back with the year did not forget to visit New each ward where patients live is thusiasm of Harry S. Walsh, Su- Jersey's 19 mental and correctional decorated with a Christmas tree. perintendent of State Buildings, Now the. treaty contain the Covenant of the same opinions which they continue to air institutions on his rounds to thou- There are mort than 17 parties and his corps of efficient work- EARTHQUAKE-ALARM An earthquake-alarm outpost The individual who draws mus- League of Nations, with provisions which, with the finality of an expert, instead of sands and thousands of homes. held for patients in the buildings men. taches on advertising: wnboards Especially touching was his visit and a general party was held on and aid to air navigation of the he jhoped, would avoid another war. a partisan. A huge 27-foot New Jersey- North Polar region is planned for has turned to a new js&id ot en- to the homes and schools for the Christmas Eve in the amusement grown Douglas Fir reaches ma- deavor—he's chalking up "Kilroy mentally deficient for no matter hall, preceded, by religious services construction next year near Fair- There is no need, upon this occasion, to jestically upward toward -the banks, Alaska, according to the was here" on every available wall,- how old the State wards in these in the chapel. golden dome in the interior of the —Christian Science Monitor. entfer into the bitter fight that the League homes are chronically, they are al- Coast and Geodetic Survey. Build- Many Seem Not To Know Even the correctional institu- State Capitol building as lights ing of the modern magnetic and proposal precipitated in the United States The president of a small college recently ways children mentally. tions gather something of the and decorations send phospho- Question seismographic- observatory will be- The dinosaur, with a brain Seijate. Sufficient to say that the United discovered, to his amazement, that some of As Christmas is a children's spirit of Christmas. At Annandale rescent gleams along the cases gin early in 1947, with the instal- States did not accept the League, despite feast, for weeks these homes have Reformatory, for instance, where cases holding anicent battle-flags lation in operation by late 1947, weighing only a few ounces, poses, the players on his football team had been been as busy as the proverbial bee- boys from 16 to 26 are sent, one in ' the rotunda. Ropes of deep it is said, the question how long the; prophecy of the President that unless it "unless unexpected developments promised financial assistance, and when hive in preparation for the big of the big features each year is a green holly fringe the circular cen- interfere." man, with his three-pound brain, functioned effectively, another World War day—Christmas. The "children" midnight mass celebrated by the ter of the State House and hidden cazi survive. Well, that's not quite the players rebelled he expelled them for gathered greens from the sur- Catholic chaplain, at which the lights add color to the scene. the question. The question is, How would be inevitable. • VA HOSPITALS insubordination. rounding countryside and they Protestant chaplain always offici- Corridor walls have been freshly long can man survive, using only a made their own Christmas orna- ates at the organ. This service is painted by official State painters With the recent acquisition of few ounces of his three-pound Never Again Everybody knows that football has be- ments. Each cottage is still deco- attended by both inmates and Lew Arose and Ed Erachetti, who six Army and Navy hospitals, the brain?—St. Louis Post-Dispatch. come big business, that colleges and schools rated with laurel and holly and, staff, regardless of religious affili- have been brushing gallons * of Veterans Administration now has The people of the tfnited States are al- of course, each has a Christmas ation. Among other events is the paint on the interior of the State more than 100,000 hospital beds. It Seems most unanimous in the belief that the ag- seek out athletes of ability and, through tree. The employees assume as playing of Christmas carols by the House for many months to make Nevertheless, 25,200 veterans, all One of our big chain stores has one device and another, give them money much interest as the inmates and band on Christmas Eve in front of the place bright and clean. Mike with non-service-connected dis- found it necessary to reduce the gressive designs of'the Japanese Govern- often defray necessary expenses all the cottages. Kardyk, the expert floor man, has abilities, await hospitalization. price of men's hats. It seems that ment precipitated the war between the two in return for their contribution on the grid- out of their own pockets. there has been widespread com- iron. The pressure' of alumni, student bod-? At the Clinton Reformatory for performed miracles with the cor- BLS reports a price rise averag- plaint about excessive overhead nations in the Pacific and they are still Naturally, Santa Claus made a Women, .there was a Christmas ridor floors. ing 1 per cent in food and cloth- costs. — Burbaker in "The New conscious of the danger to this country ies and local citizens is terrific. personal appearance at each insti- pageant held entitled "The Gifts" In each department a small, ing. Yorker. Commenting on the situation quoted, the tution and was gayly applauded participated in by fifty women in- gaily-decorated Christmas tree re- after the successful surprise attack upon and cheered. No person was for- mates. The children of such in- flects the personal, departmental Pearl Harbor. Atlanta Journal remarks that if the college gotten as the institution head mates are remembered by Santa tribute to Santa Claus. And holi- The nation as a whole remembers the official was unaware of financial aid prom- made certain that Santa Claus Claus who delivers their gifts of day partes, which interrupt the ised his students, "he can comfort himself brought along a gift for each per- toys in person. Santa Claus in this office routines during the Christ- dark days of the early warfare against son. This is also true of the State's instance is a fraternal and a wom- mas season have brought officials Japan and especially the costly attacks with the fact that many another president three mental hospitals. Annually an's organization in the vicinity and office workers in closer har- of larger and more famous universities is these institutions send a letter to of the institution. mony for the busy days ahead. upon island bastions, the capture of which the families and friends of pa- But over all, the majestic was necessary for the successful prosecu- blissfully ignorant of what is going on at tients,'asking that these casualties CHRISTMAS: — New Jersey's Christmas tree dominates the tion of the war against the enemy. his institution." of modern life be remembered with historic State House has been State House scene.: It was per- suitable gifts., transformed into a red-and-green sonally selected by C. B. "Tiny" With -these thoughts in mind, it is ex- Cranmer, Assistant State Forester, tremely unlikely that public opinion will at the Washington Crossing State Hazing Denounced Park plantation where it has been approve any policy in regard to the islands Denouncing the practice of hazing by growing since 1925. . captured from the enemy that contains the college fraternities as a menace to the fra- possibility that in another war the nation VETERANS:—There are 76,000 ternity system," Maurice Jacobs, chairman YOUR 8IRTU5TOUE war veterans in New Jersey receiv- will have to purchase possession with the of the National Inter-Fraternity Confer- FOR JAUUARy- ing disability pensions and of bloodof its fighting men. GAXfilET that number 30,000 are disabled Little 1947 is "our baby," inheriting our virtues and ence, reports that efforts to eliminate haz- | DECEMBER 50— JANUARY 5,1347 by neuro-psychiatric disorders. Of our failures. His training will be in our hands. Consequently, the United States voted ing, referred to as "Hell Week" in various the latteronly 4,000 to 5,000 will against the proposal in the United Nations accept professional psychiatric If we will pound a little sound sense into him institutions, met with discouarging response ! B1B1HPAV treatment. early and ground him in the principles of the Golden that powers administering areas as trustees from fraternity leaders. H CELEBRANTS THIS do not have the right to establish military 3 VJEEKAREIWER Dr. Raymond C. Fagley, chief Rule, the boy may bring us much happiness and While the criticism of fraternity hazing TV,E S1GM OF CflPRICORtJ- medical officer of the New Jersey bases without the approval of the Security ...TIHEVSHOUlPOMlkWE office of the U. S. Veterans Admin- prosperity. is being considered, one might as well take 10 BE PRACTICAL ANP Council. Obviously, since unanimous action RESOURCEFUL W ALL istration, is the authority for the On the other hand, if we teach him no into consideration the hazing that goes on REUTIOMSHIPS figures. He claims that medical is required on the Council, Soviet Russia men estimate that hospitalization higher code than (hat of "grabbing whiie could object to all fortifications except in our institutions of learning. The silly and will be necessary .for only ten per ihe grabbing is good," he may turn out ,B!RTViPAy'~ badly and kill the Golden Goose lor us. her own. senseless practice antedates our generation RUOVARD 1 i 6 YEAR5 ASO "THE. FIRST cent of the disabled veterans in SUILDlMG AMP LOAM ASSOCIATION We have had plenty of experience. We by hundreds of years and will probably KIPLING— VJAS FORMED New Jersey. BORN 1865 ought to be able to make 1947 a good year. continue for centuries. Nevertheless, it has ACTING GOVERNOR:—One of Let's hope ws do. 2,000,000 Baseball Bats no justification whatever and could be the highlights of the year 1946 The death of J. A. Rillerich, of Louis- which is fast heading into history greatly diminishtd by intelligent leadership is the occupancy of the Governor's ville, Kentucky, calls attention to an ex- on the part of responsible students and, we chair by a House Speaker for the ample that seems to confirm the famous hasten to add, officials. first time in 33 years. "best mouse trap theory." Speaker Walter Henry Jones, Mr. Hillerich was a member of a firm Hackensack lawyer and Republi- can, occupied the executive chair Member that made the baseball bats for a nation. Big Job For The South RlhlG OUT THE OLD, RING //J THE A. GOOD RESOUJTIOU- for several days during the ab- Member Governor James M. McCord, of Tennes- REMEMBEP FRIENDS AMP LOVEO' sence of both Governor Walter E. He turned out the first "plugger" in 1884 0UE5 WITH APPROPRIATE SREHTWS Edge and Acting Governor Haydn Federal and it was-such an instant success that his see, urges the Southern States to put into CARDS THROUeHOUT THE VBAK Proctor. Federal effect vocational training programs in or- Deposit father's wood-working shop was devoted It was on October 28, 1913 that Reserve exclusively to the production of baseball der to provide job opportunities for the New Jersey was last represented in the Governor's chair by a House Insurance bats. farm laborers who will soon be displaced Speaker. He was Leon R. Taylor, of System Subsequently, he conceived the idea of by perfection of the mechanical cotton Asbury ark, a 30-year-old- law- Corp. picker and the sugar-cane harvester. yer, and a south-paw. An entirely making a bat for every player and putting different set of circumstances The Governor calls attention to ;an eco- his name on it. Sold to the stars,of the na- S FREMCH ACTOR JEfVJ placed Taylor in the Governor's tional pastime, the bats were eagerly pur- nomic peril which looms for millions of l PIERRE iWMotfr WHOSS chair. farm workers in the Southern States. Ob- L W1FB IS SCREBlJ ACTRESS Taylor succeeded James F. Field- chased by their admirers on the sandlots. f*i MRRIf) MOffTEZ er, then Senate President and Act- The result was that the company turned viously, if mechanization comes to the cot- 17! ing Governor, who had stepped up "THE8E ARE TWO LEVERS FOR to the chief executive position to WOODBRIDGE NATIONAL BANK out more than 2,000,000 bats a year and ton fields and to sugar-cane fields, the dis- WflSHIMStON SELECTED MOVING MchU,. thlTEREST A\iV F£RR- always had on hand 5,000,000 sticks of placement of human labor will precipitate A FLAG FOR HIS A8*\y succeed Governor Woodrow Wil- Woodbrldge, N. J. 1 son who had been inaugurated forty-inch ash, seasoning in its yards. an economic crisis, 1316 bj Q. C. Industry (Continued on Page &) -PAGE EIGH1 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1946 RAEITAN TOWNSHIP AND f ORBS' BiiAGOM
plete the picture just to prove guide in the same Rockefeller song, "After All," written by Har- CHECK-YOXIK-BABY prove he was right, but he insists Center where his first picture was old Arlen and Ted Koehler, will TAMPA, Fla.—A boon to shop- that titrate had dissipated all bit- being shown. be donated to the Jerome Kern ping mothers has been provided by Colonia Mews terness between him and RKO. music hall of the Braille Institute. the wives of the Junior Chamber Teresa Wright, who was off the of Commerce members who have —A Christmas party was given I at her home Friday at a Christ- about a year ago, Eddie Albert screen for two entire years, has The operetta that Noel Coward opened up a "eheck-your-baby- Saturday at Vesperino's Hall, for j mas party :Mrs. James Taggart, abotu a year ago, Eddie Albert certainly been kept busy lately. wrote for" Mary Martin in London while-you-shop"service in a hotel the children of the community, by I Mrs. William Wels, Mrs. Charles has completed four pictures and She has three pictures ready for has had its title changed from Mrs. Stanley Seahasty, Mind," for Universal-international release, besides "The Best Years "The Scarlet Lady" to "Pacific, American landmarks, scenie spots 1380." the Ladies' Auxiliary"The tree was I Mrs. Robert -Morrisey, and Mrs. Four days after Olivia de Havil-- started on his fifth, -Time Out of Our Lives." per hour, go to chanty. ! trimmed by members of the fire i Charles Scott, Jr. land announced her retirement and major points of interest. The of Mind," for Universal - Inter- icompany and the.Civic Improve- —Mrs. Charles Scott, Jr., Ininan from the cast of "Ivy," the Sam first of six two-reelers in Techni- national. Joe Pasternak is buyinb Hans When Deborah. Kerr, English AIR FORCE OFFICERS jment club. Movies were shown Avenue, entertained on Sunday Wood production lor Universal- color will be ''Cradle of the Re- Christian Anderson's fairy tales actress, arrived on the Queen Mrs. Anthony Hegarthy, Mr. and International, her sister, Joan public," relating' in semi-docu- Frances Langf ord is back on the from Sam Goldwyn as a possible Elizabeth, she brought a whole The Army Air Force has issued by Stanley Seabasty, and the sing- air, to the delight of her many a call for reserve officers special- ing' of Christmas carols was led by Mrs. Fred Tobey, Mr. and Mrs. Fontaine, was signed by the studio mentary form "the part played by vehicle for Van Johnson. neV/ collection of British Clothes Richard Reilly, North Plainfield. as a replacement. the New England States in the fans, and. we understand, with a with her. When she returns to izing in communications, weather, Harold Chamberlain. Mrs. Cham- Revolutionary War." better contract than she had with David Selznick is said to be Britain, after a stay in Hollywood, design and development, and pro-berlain dramatized a Christmas Pleased with the reception ac- her former employer—Bob Hope. making new plans for filming the she will, no doubt, take back an c.urement, to apply for appoint- I story. Santa Claus, impersonated grant farm workers for many corded '•America, the Beautiful." Orson Welles would like to buy life of Sarah Bernhardt with, he ail-American wardrobe with her. ments in the Regular Army. Per- I by Fred Sutter, distributed gifts to years to come because of the na- .X While Larry Parks knows he's ture of its agricultural economy" a Technicolor featuret'te portray- from RKO the footage he shot for hopes, Greta Garbo in the role of sonnel in these categories is "criti- I the children. The committee in riding high, as a result of his cally short," it was stated. j charge of arrangements included and peak personal loads in its ing the nation's scenic grandeur, "It's All True," the film which the famous actress. Curt Bern- Ingrid Bergman is having such work in '"The Jolson Story." he hardt insists that he'll do Bern- - | Mr. and Mrs. James Taggart, Mr. canneries and food processing Warners have decided to go on caused the titanic battle with the still has his feet squarely on the personal success in her New York hardt's life with Bette Davis. 2,175 hospital cases of hunger Fd Ml"s- William Wels, Mr. and plants, according to the State Mi- fro mthere with a new.series of Studio and his eventual eviction ground. He remembers that just play that the thater is sold out grant Labor Division. short subjects about historic in Jul5\ J.942. He wants to com- four years ago ahe was a iadio edema causing worry in Berlin. I Mrs. Charles Skibinsky, Miss Betsy The writer's royalties from the until the middle of February. Modavis, Mrs. Edmund Hughes, Crop-gathering machinery may Fred Sutter and Reginald Brady. change this outlook in some areas, —Civic Improvement Club mem- but will not minimize the need for .. *• bers and.their families enjoyed a migrant field workers, it is claimed Christmas party Sunday at Ves- The mechanizing of farms in- .OPERATORS WANTED perino's Hall. Al Robbins, Plain- creases the demand for seasonal field, entertained with a magic act workers to replace year-round To work on Children's and the children recited, and sang farmhands, according to the divi- dresses. Steady work; songs. Santa Claus, impersonated sion. . by Joseph Pranolich, distributed Every county in New Jersey with IN THIS COMPLETE one week vacation with gifts, and carol singing1 was led by the exception of Union, had some pay; good pay. Apply | Mrs. Joseph Kotvas, who played kind of migrant camp during the the piano. A turkey was awarded past summer and fall. Monmouth Carteret Novelty Dress to James Stevens, Lake Avenue. County led the list with 246 camps, Afit® Sieres •Department Stores Musical Instryisiefsts ® Canine Hero of War Company, 52 Wheeler The committee in charge included mostly in the vicinity of the po- Service Stations Mrs. Thomas Leworthy, Mrs. Fred tato farms. Gloucester County was Is Honored in Death Avenue, Carteret, N. J. Rosenberg, Mrs. Franolich, and a close runner-up with 215 camps. Headquarters for Quality Musical GEORGETOWN, DEL. — A Andrew J. Hila ll-7tf Walter Rosenberg. JERSEY JIGSAW:—Food pripes Men's, Women's and Instruments and Accessories Holohan Brothers tombstone bearing the insignia —The Women's Club held a Appliances - Home and Auto Children's Wear and battle record of the 503rd WANTED in New Jersey began co declinej in GARAGE I Christmas dinner party Tuesday November but housewives s'tiil Supplies Eddie's Music Center ordnance ammunition company WILL pay 5c a pound for clean at Maison-Billia, Scotch Plains. Standard Esso Product* will mark the burial place of paid 93.5 'per cent more for food- Firestone Dealer Store 5-10-25c and Up Counters and rags. Independent - Leader, 18 Present were Mrs. John Colecarro, stuffs than in August 1939, the Phone Cookie, puppy terrier born in Green Street, Woodbridge, N. J. Mrs. John De Silva, Mrs. Joseph Stationery Supplies and Magazine j School of Music France. rr>onth before war started in Eu- F-'&Z Roosevelt Avenu* Wanted-—Used .Instruments Woodbridge 6-0064 and 8-0533 Condas, Mrs. Joseph Grassi, Mrs. rope. . . . Drunken driving heads Carteret, N. J, Cookie, found in the midst of WANTED TO RENT • j Albert Rehberg, Mrs. Adolph Jae- Cor. Amboy Avenue and battle by the men of the 503rd the list of traffic violations for Cart. 8-5341 Mentcher's Dept. Store 357 State Street I ger, Mrs. Lawrence Suit, Mrs. Perth Amboy, N. J. Second Street and brought to this country by FIVE or six room house, all im- which driver licenses were revoked 54 WASHINGTON AVENUE provements. Immediate occu- Catherine Hendricks, Mrs. Fred in 1946, according to the State Telephone P A. 4-1290 Firestone Tires and Tubes Curtis W. Brewington, former Carlson, Mrs. Clara Bartus, and Bakeries .C&&TERET, N. J. corporal, ran into the path of pancy. Write Box M, c/o this Motor Vehicle Department. . . . Woodbridge, N. J. newspaper. . 9-19 Miss Constance Marchitto. Christ- an automobile and was killed. mas baskets were given to several Houses taken over by the State Highway Department in the pur- Pet Shop Brewington had the dog in- REPAIR SERVICE families. The next meeting of the BAKE TREATS terred in a coffin in the old Bap- chase of road rights-of-way will You Can Be Sure of Flavor and j club will be January 7, 8 P. M., atbe reassembled at -oilier points for Quality at Mooney's Balcery. Fresh Daily tist cemetery and arranged for KEYSmade, locks repaired, wash-(the home of Mrs. Olga Muller, Ladies', Men's, Children's Clarkson's placing of a tombstone listing mg machines repan-ed, and saws Kensington Avenue use by veterans and their families. Wedding- and Birthday Cakes U. S. Gov't inspected horse meat . . . Twenty-six employees of the a Specialty. for animals the outfit's military engagements filed and retoothing. Emil H. Al- Shoes and Clothing during one of which Cookie her- —The Women's Republican Club Trenton State Hospital with, 25 Open Sundays Phone'4-5385 ESSO SERVICE brecht, 124 Heald Street, Carteret enjoyed a Christmas party Wednes- self helped capture German 3-5821. C. P. 11-ltf years service were recently hdn- 5 lbs. for $1.00 day at home of Mrs. Daniel Den ored by the management. . . . Con- Amboy Avenue and James Street spies by sniffing them out as Choper's Dep't Store they passed company lines. EOOFING Bleyker, North Hill Road. Mrs. tests are under way in all sections Russell Den Bleyker was co-host- of New Jersey for the title of Joe's Pet Shop Woodbridge, N. J. <1 Main Street, Woodbridge, N. J. TYPES OC ROOFS repaired. ess. An exchange of gifts followed champion egg-grader, the - tS,ate 1438 Irving Street Slate-shingles, tile and flat Christmas carol > singing. Present WO-8-1514 Department of Agriculture an- RAHWAY, N. J., Russian Composers Ordered •oofs; brick walls waterproofed. were Mrs. George Keller, Mrs. Jo- nounces. . . . Increased recognition Tel. Rah. 7-1227 To Modernize Their Music DIAMOND seph Kotvas, Mrs. Arthur Brown, of early mental disorders by prac- Electric Appliances ROOFING AND METAL WORKS Mrs. Munn Pattison, Mrs. John ticing physicians is being urged MOSCOW.—Stalin Laureate Com- 365 New Brunssrick Ave. Gardner, Mrs. Clarence Brunt, Tempting Cakes and Pies just ® Heal Estate-Insurance ® ® Sand - Dirt - Fill ® poser A. Khatchaturian told Kus- by State institution authorities.... Pertfi Amboy, N. J. Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Bertrand Despite last summer's tomato oozing with richness. Pastry and sian composers they have been com- Dey, Mrs. George Schaeffer, Mrs. ^Cookies. All made with the finest mitting ideological and artistic mis- P. A. 4-0448 11-7 tf blight, normal supplies of certi- Ingredients. Thompson Electric Shop Michael Fomenko, Mrs. George fied tomato seed produced by Mew Donald T. Manson takes. « : FOR SALE Hausman, Mrs! Ethel Jennings, "If It's Mooney's — It's The Best" Home Appliances and John F, Ryan, Jr. He called the situation impermis- Jersey farmers have been sent and Mrs. Philip Den Bleyker . south for next season's crop. i. -. . Mooneyes Bakery Repairs INSURANCE sible. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Sand and Dirt Fill Khatchaturian contended that the Avenel—One-family, tile stucco —Mrs. Theodore Kujawski, In- Repeal of New Jersey's milk con- 522 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE house, newly renovated and re- wood Avenue, entertained the fol- trol law is being demanded by .the FORDS, N. J. composers were stagnant in creat- 499 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. Representing Boynton Brothers ing operas. decorated. Five rooms, sun room lowing members of the Card Club rjew" Jersey" Independent" Citiz sns' and bath. Steam heat. Lot 75 x 100. FORDS, NEW JERSEY & Co. Over 26 Years Phono He criticized Soviet chamber and League. . . Car owners should get Building goutracters vocal music for what he termed its Woodbridge — Frame dwelling. their cars to inspection stat dns Phone P. A. 4-2603 Woodbridge 8-1645-J leaning toward the lyrical motives First floor: modern kitchen, din- State House immediately for the second J946 Tel. Woodbridge 8-1592-J of the past, thus ignoring the pres- ing, living, and sun room. Second (Continued from Editorial Page) inspection, the State Motor Ve- flloor, two bedrooms and bath, Walter A. Jensen ® Fruits & Vegetables • ent. President of the United States on hicle Department advises. Taxi steam heat. Extra lot. Public high schools of New Je . FRED P. HANSEN, REALTOR the previous March 4. I'sey Mason and Building REAL ESTATE have a total enrollment of 121.388 FRESH IS HIS FACE RED? 175 Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J. But Felder wanted the Gover- Contractor INSURANCE nor's job for a full three year World War II veterans, accord- FRTOfTS AND VEGETABLES Woodhridge SACRAMENTO, Calif.—The ac- P. A. 4-1511 ing to the State Department} of Alterations and Repairs cident-prevention patrol car—the 12-19, 26 term and was forced to resign to be eligible to accept the position. Education. . . . Members and for- S8 FREEMAN STREET /. Kdward Horned Co. Taxi Service one from which is shouted, "Will mer members of the 60th Infarjitry the lady in the red coat kindly WANTED As the State Constitution prohibits WOODBRIDGE, N. J. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE a Governor from succeeding him- Regiment may receive free copies 66 MAIN STREET step back and wait for the green of their regimental history if they Telephone'S-lSSS Telephone Woodbridge 8-0200 j light" at you, is a wreck. The REFINED couple desire furnished self, Fielder resigned as a State apartment, two or three rooms, Senator from Hudson County to communicate with the regimental WOODBRIDGE, N. X •METERED. 'RATES: 'driver, Patrolman James A. Sim- historian, Lt. Morton J. Stusman, _|mons, dozed off momentarily after in vicinity of Woodbridge. Call permit Taylor to take over the TELEPHONE 8-0233 Woodbridge 8-1714 between 9 I high position. 60th Infantry Regiment, APO 9, I a heavy dinner and the machine c/o Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Clatter B!oeks Each Additional % mile 10c and 6. 12-26* Delivery Service crashed against a tree. On January 20, 1914, Fielder, . . . Cooperatives are escaping their •OFFICE: 447 PEARL STREET FROZEN FRUITS LOST who is now a. Vice Chancellor and share of the national tax load, the • Hoofing & Siding © WOODJBRIDGE King pleads for a loan to Greece resides in Jersey City, succeeded National Tax Equality Association PES.TH AMBOY Jasper & Son to prop up "peace bulwark." REDDISH brown, part collie dog, Taylor in the Governor's office claims in a drive started in New 96 Main Street License No. 1272. Lost in vicinity where he stayed for three years. New Jersey. . . . Concrete Products Woodbridge, N. J. MINES ROOFING CO. TIP TOP of Colonia. Reward. Telephone MIGRANTS—Although the. war Phone 8-2352 Gutters - Leaders • Skylights * TAXI. Sportsmen-—Guns! — Rahway 7-2733. I.-L. 12-26is over New Jersey will need mi- CAPITOL CAPERS:—No prac- Camvany, Inc. tical way to fireproof a Christmas Slate and Asphalt Roofs CAB SERVICE, INC. i*. Prompt Delivery—8" Blocks Let us rebuild that German tree lias yet been discovered, # funeral Birecters Rubberoid Shingles 24-HOUR SERVICE Mauser you brought home into claims Earl L. Scovill, extension 400 FAYETTE STREET Phone WO-8-1400 a beautiful big game sporter. forester at Rutgers University... . 24 GREEN STREET New Jersey hotels which are not PERTH AMBOY New January Classes in Home Dressmaking Hines Roofing Co. WOODBRIDGE All makes of shotguns, rifles fireproof must keep ropes in each Telephone P. A. 4-5445 Now Forming room for escape in case of fire, Synowiecki 456 School Street, Woodbridge Metered Rates: and revolvers repaired, rebuilt, 1 15c First M Mile CLASSES—Morning, Afternoon and Evening according to an interpretation of Telephone 8-1077 restocked and reblued. Funeral Home 10c Ea. Add 14, Mi. COMPLETE COURSE ONLY $10.00 the law by Attorney General Wal- m Drug Stores ® E. H. YOUNG f ter D. Van Riper. . . . The jumbo- 46 Atlantic Street TINSMITH AND ROOFER Call or Write Today sized committee system in Con- Roofing Rnd siding work Women's Wear Since 1900 gress can't make the grade and Carteret, N. J. guaranteed P. O. Box 38 Dayton, N. J. should be displaced, the New Jer- Raymond Jackson Save salesman's commission - sey Taxpayers Association claims. Telephone Carteret 8-S715 Why pay $300.00 for a 70 SMITH STREET &Son Sophie Shoppe I© FEMALE HELP WANTED Perth Amboy 4-0741 Survey shows half of Japanese $150.00 job? are unable to live on earnings. DRUGGIST Nothing to pay extra for Woodbridge Avenue insurance William Murphy Port Readings N. J. * 88 Main Street 99 Wedgewood Ave. Lingerie GIRLS WANTED Woodbridge, N. J. Children's Apparel Woodbridge, N. J. Wo. 8-2279-M Experienced operators on Telephone: 8-t)554 Mortgage Loan* 10:00 A. M. - 6:00 P. M. shirts. Appraisals Henry Jansen &. Son Tues., Fri. Sat., Till 9:00 P. M. Girls to learn a g-ood trade progress Stern & Dragoset Tinning and Sheet Metal Work PLANE TRAPPED IN LAKE on Prescriptions Roofing, Metal Ceilings and PHOENIX, Ariz.—A plane made Singer Sewing Machines. 97 Main Street, Woodbridge, N. J. a forced landing in October on During 1916 we've 'added 170,000 telephones Cosmetics - Hallmark Cards Furnace Work Carl Pleasant Lake. The lake Vacations and holidays Realtors & Insurors which serves as a reservoir, kept with pay. —100,000 more than, in any previous year— Publix Drug Store S90 Alden Street dropping. By the time a new en- and handled, a million, more Telephone 8-#l23 gine was installed in the plane, the Insurance Benefits. 95 Main Street Woodbridge, N. J. lake was a mere puddle. Two calls daily. Despite this increased Woodbridge, N. J. Telephone 8-1246 sailors live in the plane and main- load, most calls are going through tain it in flying condition to await CARTERET SHIST.S Telephone 8-0809 Iraijer & MISIwork the day when rains add twenty promptly. Hestaiirants feet of water and it can take off. INC. ; 652 Boosevelt Avenue As we come to the end of 1946, all Italian Premier asks TJ. S. for Carteret, N. J. Department Woodhridge Lumber Co. Gypsy Camp $4,000,000,000 in next four years. members ,of the telephone organi- Most Popular Rendezvous in zation wish to Uiank you who use New Jersey our service for Christensen's Wxiodbridge, N. J. MICHAEL DEMETER, Prop. Dancing Saturdays 9 to 2 A, M. Guy's Radio & Electric Service Sundays—7 to 12. 'jp 0<& .„ I ing and effective Department Store 341 AVENEL 5TREET Kai KMves - Emery Hack cooperation : Woodbridge 8-0125 Clothes For The Family and Orchestra AVENEL, N. J. 44 Essex Street Carteret, N.-J. 19 46 97 Main Street Phone: Carteret 8-9596 Telephone WO. 8-0982 Hours—9 to 7 Daily Woodbridge, N. J. Moving Service Stations NSW JERSEY LOADS INSURED Have Your Fall Lubrication TELEPHONE WOODBRIOGE HEADQUARTERS Done by Men with 17 Years of Lepper's Automobile Experience .S.LEMBO' COMPANY or Curtain*, Drapes, Yaiti Good*, Moving & Storage Co. BUILDING CONTRACTOR Ladies'. Sportwear, Hotuehold Amoco Service Station Furnishings Local and Xong Distance Moving HOWAB-P TOFT, Prop. Concrete Floors, Sidewalks, Waterproofing John Pazur, Prop. —AUTO-ROCK— General Alterations OFFICE, 278 HOBART STEEET Lubrication Practically- Under ALLEN'S PERTH AMBOY Driving Conditions 2 HAYES AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. Phone 4-2318 85 Main Street Tel. Wood. 3-0560 Telephone Elizabeth 2-0063 Eycaings and Holidays Call Green Street and Rafrway Avenue BUILDiN© A GREAYsR TELEPHONE SSSVICE FOR A GREATER NEW JERSEY e, N- J. 8-2452 Woodbridgo THURSDAY, DBCEMBEE 2G, 1946 PAGE NINE end to this extravagant practice, AMEN GI's only to have it revived later by About 100,000 exGI's will lose New Year's Day the royal Stuarts. the right to quick and easy citi- CAMERA TOPICS In Merrie Olde England, the zenship on December 31 unless New Books fay T. T. Holden Facts and Fancies common New Year's article of they act immediately. These vet- One day an FBI agent tele- exchange amongst the ordinary erans are the nationals of other phoned Ellis Amall, Governor of Photography A Universal Hobby New Year's with its open houses, citizenry was a pair of gloves. Oc- countries who served honorably in Georgia. "Last night the Klan had parties, exchanging of New Year's casionally the gloves were accom- the armed forces of the United The holiday season is an ideal Bread a meeting," he said. "I thought cards, horn tooting, Auld Lang panied, by sums of money which States. A special law provides that t'me for entertaining. The house Slice the bread very thin, cut you would be interested in what Syne and New Year's resolutions, came to be known as "glove they may become citizens of this 1 gay -with, mistletoe and holly small bell shapes and then toast they decided. They proposed that is one of the oldest of celebrations. money." country without the usual wait- • o with just a little planning and to a delicate brown. Butter the each five Klaverns select five men, A* A V As a holiday.it has been observed A story is told of Sir Thomas ing period, regardless of how re- preparation one can entertain bread and cover with a mixture and that the five Cyclops select since ancient times, and has been More, lord-chancellor, who decided cently they came to America and easily. These recipes are suitable, of cream cheese and catsup sea- five from this twenty-five, and marked throughout history by the a case in favor of a certain young with the simplest formalities. so take your pick and a Merry, soned with salt and paprika. Place send their names to the Grand giving of gifts and the exchange lady. On the following New Year's Alien veterans, wishing to take ad- Merry Christmas to you all. on top of this bells cut out of Dragon, who would pick two of of greetings. Day, she sent him a pair of gloves vantage of this offer, should get in pimiento, just to fit the toasted with 40 gold coins enclosed. Sir touch with the nearest Office of them to 'do a good job on you'." The early Persians said "Happy Thomas returned the coins with the Immigration and Naturaliza- Ham Mousse. bell. New Year!" with colored eggs. 1 cup diced cooked ham Governor Amall tells this story the following note: "Mistress, since tion Service. in his book, "The Shore Dimly X * They regarded New Year's in much it were against good manners to Juice of Vz lemon Wassail Cap Seen."' It's easy to understand why the same way we, today, regard 10 blanched almonds refuse your New Year's gift, I am RECORDS— 1 cup sugar the Ku Klux Klan feels that way Easter—as a time of renewal of content to take your gloves, but 1 heart of celery 1 cup water about the Governor. The Klan was all things. And on New Year's Day, Marriage and births will reach Paprika, Vz teaspoon salt as to the 'lining' I utterly refuse to record levels in 1946, according to 3 whole cloves prosecuted by his administration. pagan Britons received branches take it." \ 1 teaspoon onion juice Vi teaspoon allspice Cahin gangs were abolished. State of sacred mistle toe from their the National Office of Vital Sta- 4 tablespoons mayonnaise Piece of cinnamon finances were overhauled and the Druid priests. Pins, too were a common New tistics, which estimates that in the Vz teaspoon Worcestershire Year's gift at this time and the first nine months of the year 2,- i sauce % tablespoon, of each, of the debt paid off for the first time in According to some authorities money accompanying them was following: over a century. The poll tax has the custom of gift-giving at New 259,000 babies were born, about 1 tablespoon chopped pimiento referred to as "pin-money"—hence one per cent more than in the Grated lemon peel been eliminated and the vote given Year's originated in'747 B. C. when our mqdern term. | 3 tablespoons- chopped green Grated orange peel to youth at the age of eighteen. the Romans presented Tatius, king comparable period of 1943, the | pepper Today, in England and America, record year. Statistics for cities a Finely chopped candied ginger Drew Pearson says of Governor of the Sabines, with boughs from l /2 tablespoon gelatin 1 tablespoon of ginger syrup •s the pratcice of exchanging New with populations of 100,000 or Arnall's "The Shore Dimly Seen," tl trees consecrated to Strenia, the Year's gifts is practically obsolete. % cup cold water % cup orange juice goddess of strength. Consequently, more, show that 595,289 marriage • 1 cup ham stock "As good a book as his administra- But the spirit of hope and good licenses were issued during the V2 cup lemon juice tion of Georgia, which is saying a New Year's gifts became known will and resolution taht character- 1 cup heavy cream 1 cup cider as 'strenae" and were exchanged first nine months of 1946, more Put the ham, celery and al- lot." The reforms he has brought Fifty-two flashbulbs were used by Herbert Gehr, Life Maga- izes the coming of the New Year than the 594,908 licenses during Boil the water and sugar 10 about are but part of a larger zine photographer, to take this unusual Second Prize Winner in among friends and neighbors and is kept alive by the friendly and monds through a food chopper. minutes. Remove from heat and exacted by emperors from their all of 1942, the previous record Add all the seasonings and then thesis. He sees Georgia as one de- the Pictorial class of the Second Graflex Contest. Made with a growing custom of exchanging year. add the whole cloves, allspice, cin- tail in the pattern of America, and Speed Graphic, the exposure was 5 seconds at f/5.S. subjects. t^ie chopped pepper, pimiento and namon, lemon peel, orange peel, New Year's cards with their color- the mayonnaise. Soak the gelatin he believes one cannot hold to- No more graphic proof of the right moment to press the shutter The Emperor Claudius showed ful holiday symbols and hearty candied ginger, and ginger syrup. gether without the other. release. unprecedented concern for the messages of cheer. FREIGHT RATES irji the cold water, then disolve in Cover and let stand 2 hours in a wide-spread interest everyone has "populi's" pocketbook by serving- Effective January 1, rail and tl(ie boiling ham stock. Cool and warm place. Strain and add the in photography is necessary than i Pew if any photographers en- add to the ham mixture. Fold in The Book-of-the-Month Club to see the mountains of pictures tered this contest just to win part notice to the Roman citizenry that JANITOR SETS 20 FIRES water carriers' freight rates and orange juice, lemon juice and the has a double selection coming up of the five thousand dollars in the cost of all "strenae" given to TRENTON, Mo. — Elopus Wal- charges will be increased on an tike cream whipped. Pour into a cider. Bring quickly to a boil and that were submitted in the Second him should not exceed a specified ker, 46-year-old janitor, admitted average of 17.6 per cent, by au- rectangular bread pan. Place in a serve at once. for January—both novels—"Mr. Graflex Photo Contest. Despite the prizes that were offered. Rich and refrigerator until firm. Xfnmold, Blandings Builds H i s Dream shortages of film, paper, mounting poor, doctor and farmer, grand- amount. to police that he had set fire to thority of the Interstate Commerce parent and youngster, they just Henry III of England, however, twenty buildings in eight north Commission. The action, it is es- slice and 'serve on lettuce. Egg Nog House" by Eric Hodgins and "The boards and other requisites,' more wasn't so considerate. He followed central Missouri towns, causing an timated, will yield the carriers 6 eggs Angelic Avengers" by Pierre An- than eight thousand entries-were like to make pictures. Contests Cocoanut Surprise Pie drezel. And the Club's book-divi- received from all parts of the offer them a chance to put the the Roman tradition of exacting estimated $250,000 property loss. nearly $1,000,000,000 of extra rev- Bake Individual pie shells. At 6 rounded tablespoons sugar work they are proudest of against New Year's gifts from his sub- No one was injured in the fires, enue each year to compensate for 6 tablespoons brandy dend for January and February country. Contestants range from jects, and this custom was carried which occurred over a two-month higher wages and costs of ma- service time fill with butterscotch will be "A Treasury of Grand high school youngsters to grand- other amateurs and professionals. ic; cream. Cover with grated co- 1 pint of milk Photography is truly America's on by succeeding monarchs up un- period. terials and supplies. 1 pint of cream Opera,' edited by Henry W. Simon mothers. Many of the biggest pro- til the time of Charles I. cc anut. For garnish use colored and illustrated by Rafaello Busoni. fessional photographers were rep- greatest hobby. As film and cam- .mints. Beat egg yolks well and add * $ •.• resented, along with thousands of eras become more plentiful now, It was this practice which caused Grapefruit Ginger sugar gradually. Continue beating. ordinary amateurs who had only more and more people will find the one of Henry VIII's most embar- Add brandy. Fold in stiffly beaten, Perhaps it is because we all have rassing moments. One "Honest Old Halve the grapefruit crosswise a touch of madness that we can taken up photography recently. pleasure and satisfaction to be had and remqve from the rind leaving egg whites. If desired % pint of taking pictures, as an end in Latimer," instead of presenting cream whipped may be added. smile at the absurdities of the By far the largest number of themselves or in connection with his sovereign lord with the usual it whole. Separate, the fruit from The secret of good egg nog is in village idiot, says Louis XJnter- pictures submitted were in the Pic- the pulp and membrane. Shred it. sports, hiding and other hobbies. purse of gold, gave him the New the heating. Serye in tall glasses meyer in "A Treasury of Laugh- torial class. Running a.close sec- Testament with a leaf conspicu- Sweeten delicately with powdered with pounl cake and fruit cake. ter." Among his "lunatic fringe" ond and third in popularity were sygar, add 1 tablespoon of finely CHILD. HANGED' ously folded down at Hebrews stories is the one about the two Portraits and Pictures of Children IN SEWER DRAIN •XIJT, 4, which passage bore cer- cut preserved ginger to each men who had remarkable good and Babies. Unquestionably, these grapefruit with a teaspoon' of Pork Saiad , OSSINING, N. Y.—When then- tain appropriateness to the mon- 2 cups Gooked pork ham cut in luck on a- fishing expedition. To- are America's favorite picture sub- pet black cat disappeared into a arch's domestic failings.' A Happy and ginger syrup. Add 1 teaspoonful of ward the end of the day one of jects. Many of the contestants fijaely. cut maraschino cherries. pieces storm drain, Robert Pulton Aber- Most noted for fabulous New them said, "This is a good spot. mentioned that they had not gone crombie, 3rd, saw his sister, almost Year's "hauls" was Good Queen fi|l the grapefruit halves and serve ' 1 cup celery chopped - • 1 wish we had: some.way of find- out looking for. pictures, but just Most Prosperous icy cold. This; is an • ideal dessert 3 hard boiled eggs chopped 4, squeeze through the opening Bess. Her presents ranged from ing it tomorrow." "Why don't you happened to have their cameras and drop to the catch basin four jewel-embroidered petticoats to after a heavy dinner. .'•'• Saltf and pepper put a mark on the boat?" said the along when interesting picture New Year Cayenne feet below. Robert followed, feet fattest geese for the royal larder. ,i ^Christmas Canape other. "That sounds reasonable," material presented itself. Others first, sliding on his stomach across However, when Oliver Cromwell ' Mayonnaise said his comrade, "but how do you wrote of having spent days looking jPimientos . ~ .<.:• Lettuce : the edge of the opening, maneu- and the Puritans took over the To All Cream • cheese know that we'll, get the sami for just the right subject for a cer- vering his body into the hole. His English government, they put an Combine all ingredients, ' mix boat?" tain picture. Tomato Catsup. with mayonnaise. Season.to taste. head became wedged in the open- One man spent eight hours just ing-. While sister watched from be- preparing to make one picture. low, unable to help, the child dan- The exposure was finally made gled helplessly. A neighbor extri- SHEETS & with the help of 52 flashbulbs cated the body, but he was already A which had been carefully strung dead. Judith and the cat were re- along the street to give the effect moved unharmed. PILLOW CASES he was after, Another photog- n-apher, needing two exposures on U. S. denies pact with British, p based on arms standardization. "PEPPERELL-RED LABEL" Harrow Youth Center one negative to give the effect he Military leaders urge educators Prompt Delivery was after, waited in a snowstorm to support stronger defense. THE FINEST IN for over three hours for just the E. J. S. Co. INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR Bo,x K 113 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. c/o This Newspaper & p- A- 4-0389 x ..
HAPPY NEW YEAR OUR 1947 RESOLUTIONS To adhere to the same policy of quick, courteous service we gave you during the past year. Our Best Wishes FUR COATS -- READY — SPECIALS — MADE AND MADE TO in. Stock — Ready For Delivery . ORDER ROS%J>*£2E Eta , FUa %*R? i a SHO^# Erg %jP B^ EVERYONE 272A Madison Ave., Perth Amboy 24" Red Cedar Shingles #1 'Berry" Aluminum Overhead Phone P. A. 4-3168 $3.90 BUNDLE •Garage Doors 18" Red Cedar Shingles #1 $63.00 COMPLETE SET e Very $3.40 BUNDLE "Uni-Roll" Wood Overhead Garage Doors 210 # Asphalt Shingles $57.50 __ NEW YEAR $6.30 PER SQUARE Spruce Scaffold Planks "Morgan" Kitchen Cabinets FACE BRICK $5.8.5 PER C. Our sincere thanks for your patronage SINK UNITS WOOD—LINOLEUM TOPS SHEET ROCK during 1946 .... We pledge to continue 4V4c PER SQ. FT. STEEL—PLASTIC TOPS to serve you to the best of our ability during COMBINATION FAUCETS—SPRAYS ROCK.LATH BASKET STRAINERS the coming year. Neat and Sanded Plaster Steel Medicine Cabinets $12.75 AND $18.35 6" and -S" SEWER PIPE
"Andersen" Casement Units Duo-Therm Oil Fired Water #4326 Heaters $38.75—NO SCREENS $87.00 AND $98.00
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BUILDING MATERIAL STORE •••• 0 T H ES WOODBRIDGE, N. J. TEL. WOOD. 8-0125 146 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 28, 1946 -AND BEACO2 IEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Bride Sees Mate Get Prison ; . regrara being: .given to terms and of $10.00 plus interest and other Township Committee has, by reso- tlie Townsliip Committee will j manner of payment, in case one or terms provided for in contract of lution and pursuant to law, fixed a at S P. M. (KST) in the Comm; SentenfieiorDeHnqueney more minimum bids «Jiall bo re- sale. minimum price at which siid lots Chambers, Memorial JVluuii PORTALES, N. M. — A .British ceived. Take further' nctloe that at Bald in said block will-be sold together Building, Woodbridge, New ,JF* , Upon acceptance of the -minimum sale, or any date to which it may with -all other details .pertinent, and expose and sell at .public A voice called hurriedly, "Eddie, war bride looked on in district court bid, or bid aoove minimum, by th« be adjourned the Townsliip Com- said minimum price bpins^ $500.01) n-nd to the highest bidder aecdi By MAURICE GRASHIN brains. That's why, when he got plus costs of preparing deed and to terms ot sale on file with here as her husband, George Bar- Township. Committee antL.the pay- mittee reserves the right In its dis- Township Clerk open to insp< Eddie Martin escaped! twenty-five thousand bucks from Eddie!" ment thereof by the purchaser ac- wetlon to.relect 9iT.QEa.ar all bid? advertising this sale. Said lots in rett, a 22-year-bld former soldier, 1 said block, it sold on terms, will and to be publicly read prior ti The prison sirens screamed— the last stick-up, he had only tried It was his brother. He did not cording" to file manner ot, purcha.se and, to .-salL-.ssiA 'lois in .said .'Hock t.ots 3."7 tn 3ftJ lin-lusivp in BI< who -saw service in France aiid In accordance with terms of sale tm to such bia&3£ as it Shay, select, .due require a down paympnt of $00,00, to get away with fifteen—he put answer. Dan called -again, "Eddie, 1 ,'10-A, Wondhriige Township guards fine-combed the surround- nie! the Township will deliver a bar- regard being given to terras and the balance of purchase price to be the balance in the trunk wth theI must see you!" Germany, was sentenced to 18 gain and sale deed for said premise*. paid ip equal monthly installments ppssment Aiap. ing country—every law agency in manner of ^payment, In case one or of 110.00 plus interest and other months in prison for contributing to DATED December 17th, 194U. more minimum bids shall be re- Tak# further notice that the nation went into action. gat and other gear. He had cached Eddie let him in, then slammed B. X DTJK1OAN. TownshiD Cleric. terms provided for in contract of Township Committee ha*, by w . . juvenile delinquency. ceived. sale. Get Eddie Martin! them just in case his plans went the door and bolted it. 'He jabbed To be advertised "December 26th, Upon acceptance of the minimum tion and pursuant ti> Saw, flxga : Meanwhile the notorious crimi- wrong, and he failed to get out ofthe revolver into his brother's ribs. The parents of a 15-year-old girl 1046. and January 2nd, 1947, in the bid, or bid aboVB minimum, by the Take further notice tnat at »ald mimffium price At which said li testified that Barrett had represent- -Fords Beacon. Township Committee and the pay- sale, or any date to which it may m said block will be sold togm, nal was riding under the belly of the country. Well, they did go"You're still playing cops and rob- be adjourned the Township Com- with all other details pertinent, ed to them that.he and their daugh- ment thereof by the purchaser ac- minimum price being $300.00 -j>, wrong. He had trusted a guy, and bers. But you'll never live to col- Refer to: W-410 cording" to the manner of purchase mittee reserves the right in Us dis- the construction dump truck that ter •were, married and had lived .to- cretion to reject any one or all bids coats of preparing deed and ad: hid taken him through the prison gave him five grand to help his lect my reward." NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ia accordance with terms of sale oa tising this sale. Said lots in j _ getaway. The "pal" had not only Dan regarded him coldly. "Mom gether as-man and wife. They also TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: file, the'Township willdeliver a-bar- and to sell said lots in .said hick block, if sold on terms, will reciutrf east gate. At a regular meeting of ;the galn and sale deed for said premises. to such bidder as it may •select, due a down payment ot" $80.00, the ba&# taken his -money but squealed on wants to see you." said rhe fterijed ;havirjg left .a Ibride Township Committee of the Town- DATED-: December 17th, 1946. regard being given to terms anil ance of purchase price to be pata4to By his fingers and toes he clung in England. ship of Woodbridge held Monday, B. J. DXJNIGAN, Township Clerk. manner of payment, In case one or eqxial monthly installments of $_lGt01|i The savage tenseness faded from December 16th, 194G, I was directed To be advertised December 2Gth, more minimum Jjids shall bo re- plus interest and other terms jwo-- to the bottom of the bumping Eddie's face. "No kiddin'? After The former Velma Wadiiington, to advertise the ('act that ort Mon- 194.6, and January 2nd, 1947, in the ceived. vided for in contract of sale. truck until the driver had parked all than bunk they printed about who married Barrett at Blackpool, day evening', January Gth, 1947, Fords Beacon. Upon acceptance of the minimum Today's Pattern the Township Commftt.ee will meet bid, or bid above minimum, by the Take further notice that at sot* it for the night in the company me?" Xancastershire, January .1, 1946, -ar- at S P. M. (EST.) in the Committee ealej or any date to which lc raa^ yard. Only after dark did he ven- rived at 'Elida, N. M., to join her "Chambers, Memorial Municipal liefer to: W-S80 Township Committee and the pay- be adjourned the Township •Com- Add "TRUST"—-Galley 9 NOTICE OF FTJBiilC SALE ment thereof by the purchaser ac- mittee reserves the right in Its dis- husband August 13, only a few days Building;, Woodbridge, New Jersey, cording- to the manner of .purchase ture .from his cramped position. "She doesn't know anything and expose and sell at public sale TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: cretion to reject any one or all bid£ after the complaint-was filed. and to the highest bidder according: At a. regular meeting or the tn accordance with terms of sale on and to sell said lots in said blocK He wormed his way into the about you," answered Dan. "She :o terms of sale on file with the Township Committee of the .Town- file, the Township will deliver a bar- to Bitch bidder as it may select, di» truckmen's locker room and speed- hasn't been able to read for six Townsh.it> Clerk open to inspection ship of Woodbridge held Monday, grain and sale deed for said premise*. regard being given to terms aw and to he publicly read prior to sate. "December 18th, 1946, I was directed DATED- December 17th, 3 946. manner of payment, m case on& ofi ily changed his prison clothes for a years. I made up stories, instead of lava Woman Sentenced for Lot Sii-B in Block 13.0-F, Woodbridge to advertise the fact that, on Mon- B. J DUNIGAN, Township Clerk. mote minimum bids shall bo O»~ work outfit. He pulled the cap Township Assessment Map. day evening, January Gth, 1947, To be advertised December 26tli, celved. reading what was there." the Township Committee will -meet 1946, and January 2nd, 1947, in the down over his eyes, drapped his "Thanks, Dan, I sure wish I , Concealing Rich Treasure Take further notice that the at S P. M. (EST) in the Committee Fords Beacon. Upon acceptance of the minim fist around a heavy iron bar, and Township Committee has, by reso- Chambers, Jfemor I-a.l Municipal bid, or bid above minimum, by - could see lier—but it's impossible BATAV3A, JAVA.—Carla Wolff, lution and. pursuant to law, fixed a Building-, Woodbriage, New Jersey, Township Committee and the i was ready .to"travel. right now." the slender Eurasian, iwho babbled minimum price at which said lot and "expose and sell at public sale Refer to: W-211 tnent thereof by the purchaser &e» Via alleys and side streets he that she would sleep in a /gold bed, in said block will be sold together and to the highest bidder according NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE cording to the manner of purchase "She's very sick." with all other details pertinent, said to terms of sale on rile with the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: in accordance with terms of sale reached the city limits. He avoided was sentenced to eight months' im- minimum price being- S1S7.50 plus Township Clerk open to inspection file, the Township will deliver A b "No!' :-osts ot' preparing deed and adver- At a regular meeting of the gain and sale deed for said premise the highways and headed across "It's your last chance to see her prisonment for concealing $500,- and to be publicly read prior to sale, Township Committee of the Town- : 000 worth of the $3,000,000 Naka- tising this sale. Said lot in said "Lots 24 arid 25 in Block 445-B, Wood- ship of Woodbridge held Monday, DATED- December 17th, 19 48. ~ the hills. At midnight he reached alive." block, if sold on terms, will require bridge Township Assessment Map. December 16th, 194fi, I was directed B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Cli " a creek, and waded across. They'd "I'll go." muia treasure for her Japanese par- a down payment of SID.00. the bal- • Take further notice \hat tha to advertise the fact that on Mon- To be adi'ertiseil "December 2 amour. ance of purchase price to be paid Township Committee has, by reso- day evening, January Cth, 1947, 1946, ana Jann.in 2nd, 1B47, in never get him now. He almost ran He changed quickly into his good in equal monthly installments of lution and pursuant to law, fixed a the Township Committee will meet .Fords Beacon. the remaining mile to the deserted clothes. He stuffed the gun and The fortune was stolen from resi- .ylO.OO plus interest and other terms minimum price at which said lots at 8 P. M. (EST) m the Committee dents . of .the Dutch East Indies dur- provided for in contract of sale. in said block will be sold together Chambers, Memorial Municipal Refer to: AV-5S9 i shack that would give him needed cartridges into his pockets, and Take "further notice that at said with all other details pertinent, riaid Building, Woodbridge, New Jersey, NOTICE Ob' PltBl.TC SAT,)E refuge. ing the Japanese occupation. Cap- sale, or any date to which it may minimum price' lieirvg $200.00 plus and expose and sell at i-ublic sale TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: carried the money container under be adjourned, the Township Com- costs of preparing deed and adver- At a regular meeting of t. Hs he surried he remembered tain Nakamura, father of her chil- mittee reserves the right in its dis- and to the highest bidder according- his arm. At the. door he stopped. dren, jturned over the $500,000 to her tising this sale. Said lots in said to terms of sale on file with the Township Committee of the Tow* the many times it had given him "Listen, Dan, even though we're cretion to. reject any one or all bids block, if sold on terms, will require Townsnip Clerk open to inspection ship of Woodbridge Held Monday at .the time of the Japanese surren- ind-.io sell said lot in said block a down payment of $20,00,-the bal- and to be publicly read prior to «alp. December KHh, 19 Mi, I was direetej refuge. When he was a youngster, brothers, we never had any love der. -o such bidder- as it may select, due ance of purchase price to be paid Lots 477 to 474 inclusive m Block to advertise the fact that on Moni and his folks lived on the ranch, for each other. If this is your trick regard being given to terms and In equal monthly installments oi 510-K, Woodhridge Township As- day evening, January Gth, 304^. manner of payment, in ease one or $10.00 plus interest and other terms sessment Map. the TownsJim Committee will me| he and his older brother, Dan, to turn me in,.I'll get you if it's the -Gortez' • bones are believed more minimum bids shall be re- provided for in contract of sale. Take further notice that the at S P. M. (EST) in the Committal played "cops and robbers." Even last thing I do." ceived. Township Committee has, by reso- Chambers, Memorial Munlejpa. found in chapel in Mexico City. Upon acceptance of the minimum Take further notice that at said lution and pursuant to law, fixed a Building, Woodbridge, New Jersey at that time he had insisted on Dan shook his head in smpathy. bid, or bid above minimum, by the sale, or any date to which it may minimum pru e at which said lots and expose and sell at public being the robber. Dan was satis- "Don't you trust anybody?" .LEGAL NOTICES Township- Committee and the pay- .be adjourned, the Township Com- in said block will be sold together and to the highest bidder aecon ment thereof -bv the purchaser ac- mittee reserves the right in its dis- with all other details pertinent, said to terms of sale on file with fj fied to be a cop. For a long time "Only me—and Mom. Let's go." cording to the manner of purchase cretion to reject any one or all bids Refer to: "VV-lll! minimum price being- $600.00 plus Township Cleric open to inspee- he had used the shed at the far in accordance with terms of sale and to sell said lots in said block costs of preparing deed and adver- and to be publicly read nrior to s; In Dan's car they raced for home. NOTICE OB" JPTJBMC SALE on file, me Township will deliver to such bidder as it may select, due TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: tising this sale Said lots in said Lots i352 to 2ii56 inclusive in Blotfc end of the ranch as his .make- Midway they ran into a heavy a bargain and sale deed for said regard being- given >to terms -and block, if sold on terms, will require 479 —B, Woodbrid^e Township AS- believe hide-out; and Dan could storm. Rain flooded the wind- At a regular meeting of the premises. manner of payment, in case one or a "down payment ot $60 00, the bal- sc^sment Map. Township Committee of the Town- DATED- December 17th, 1946. more minimum bids shall be re- ance of purchase price to be paid Take further notice that tUs not find him. Then one day Dan shield faster than the wiper could ship of Woodbridge held Monday, B. J. DTJNIGAN, Township Cleric. ceived. found his hiding-place, and the December 16th. 1D46, I was direc-ted To' be advertised December 26th, in equal monthly installments of Township Committee has, by reso- clear it. Thunder boomed and 1046, and January 2nd, 1947, in the Upon acceptance of the minimum ?IO.OO plus interest and other terms lution and pursuant to law, fixed a fun was over. to advertise the fact that on Mon- bid, or bid above minimum, by the provided for in contract of sale. minimum price at which said loit< lightning lit the countryside. day evening, January 6th, 1947, Fords Beacon. In said block will be sold together But that had happened when he The storm was. at its height •the Township Committee will meet Towns-hip Committee and the pay- Take/ further notice that the U-vCer to: W-211 ment thereof by the purchaser ac- sale, or any date to which it may with all other details pertinent, sajA was ten years old. and only play- at 3 P. M. (BST) in the Committee cording- to the manner of purchasa be adjourned, the Township Com- minimum price beinc? ?250.00 pluft when they stopped in front of a Chambers, Memorial Municipal XOTICE OP PUBLIC SAIJE costs of preparing deed and adveri TO WHOM IT JEA.Y CONCERN: In accordance with terms of sale mittee reserves the right m its dis- ing badman. Now he was the real little wihte cottage. Dan jumped Building-, Woodbridge, New 'Jersey, on file, the Township will deliver cretioji to reject any one or all bids Using this sale. Said loth in SJJI^ thing. The government paid five out of the car and ran to theand expose and sell at public sale At a regular meeting of the a bargain and sale deed for said and to sell said lots in said block block, if sold on terms, will require and to the highest bidder according Township Committee of the Town- premises. to such bidder as it may select, due a down payment ot $-5.00, the bal- thousand dollars reward for him house. Eddie followed. A flash of o terms of sale on file with tht ship of Woodbridge held Monday. regard being given to terms and ance of purchase price to be paid, Township Cleric open to inspection December 16th, 1940, I was directed DATED: December 17th. 1546. in equal monthly installments <$; after his last bank job. It would lightning, and Eddie turned to see :B. J. rUJNIG-AN, Township Clerk manner of pavment, in ease one "" Pattern 9 ISO comes in sizes 12, and to be publicly read prior to to advertise the fact that on Mon- more minimum bids shall be re ?10 00 plus interest and other te double that. amount to get him a police car skidding to the curb. sale, Lots 13 and 14 in Block 351-G-, day evening, January 6th, 1047, To be advertised December 2fitli, eclved. provided for in contract of sale. 14, 16, 18, 20; 40: Size 16, 3% yards Woodlmdg'e Township Assessment the Township Committee will meef 104R, and January 2nd, 1947, in the back. Eddie pushed Dan inside and Fords Beacon. Upon acceptance of the minimum Take further notice that at 39-ineh; % yard contrast. >Iap. at S P. M. (EST) in the Committee sale, or any date to which it _ He felt quite proud—he had threw the door shut. He whipped Take further notice that tils Chambers, Memorial Municipal bid, or bid above minimum, by tHe Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in Township Committee and the pay- be adjourned, the Township Co gone far since he was a "play- out his gun, and leveled it at hisTownship Committee has, by reso- BuJldinr, Woodbridge, New Jersey, Refer to: W-2I1 mittee reserves the right m its d._ coins for this pattern to 170 News- and expose and sell at public sale NOTICE OP- PUBUC SAME ment thereot by the purchaser ac- brother. lution and pursuant to law. fxe<3 a cording-to the manner of purchase cretion to reject any one or all hlfe: robber." paper Pattern Dept., 232 West ISth minimum price at which said lots and to the highest bidder according TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: and to sell said lots in said blocfc to terms of sale on file with the At a regular meeting- of tha in accordance with terms of salf •A short distance from the shed St., New York 11, N. Y. Print "I told you I'd get you!" in said block will be sold together on file, the Township will dellve' to such bidder as it may select, d"oi with all other details pertinent. Township Cleric open to Inspection Township Committee of the Town- regard being given to terms sifR he stopped and listened. Nobody pJainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, "But, Eddie," frantically pleaded ship of Woodbridge held Monday, a bargain and sale deed for saia aid minimum price being |150.00 and to be publicly read .prior to premises. manner of payment, in case one xm •was going to outsmart him. Satis- STYLE NUMBER. Dan, "I didn't—" plus costs of preparing deed and sale, !Lots 520 and •»21 in Block 510-.T, December 16th, 104li, I was directed more minimum bids shall be r& fied that he was alone, he moved Ready for you right now . . . the A crash of thunder drowned out advertising this sale. Said lots in Woodbridg'e Township Assessment to advertise the fact that on Mon- DATIJD- December 17th, 1916. ceived said block, if sold on terms, -will Map. day evening, January 6th, 1947, B. J. DUNIGAN. Township Clerk. Upon acceptance of the minimum to the shack. brand-new Marian Martin FALL the revolver shots. Dan fell dead. require a down payment of $15.00 Take further notice that th* the Township Committee will meet To be advertised December 26th, bid, or bid above minimum, by tJa and WINTER 1946-47 Pattern Book! The officers were right outside. the balance of purchase price to be Township Committee has, by reso- at S P. M. (JEST) in-the Committee 1046, and January 2nd, 1947, in the Township Committee* and the pay. The door was locked, the win- Best-of-the-season fashions for all paid in eaual monthly Installment; lution and pursuant to law, .fixed a Chambers, Memorial Municipal Fords Beacon. ment thereol by the purchaser ac- dows boarded just.as he left them. . . . plus a FREE pattern for bridge Eddie was a caged rat. He yanked of $10.00 plus interest and other minimum price at which said lots Building:, Woodbridge, New Jersey, cording to the manner ot purchase With his iron bar he formed the open a door. His mother was lying erms provided for in contract o< in said block will be sold together and expose and sell at public sale Refer to: W-5C2: 473; 471 in accordance with terms of saM apron and card-table cover printed aale.- wtth .all other details pertinent, and to the highest bidder according NOTICE OP PUJUlilC SALE on file, the Township will dehvga creaky door on its squeaky hinges. right in the book. All yours for in bed. Take further notice that .at said said minimum price being $200.00 to terms of* sale on file with the TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: a bargain and sate deed for saiSJ Field mice scurried outside, birds just fiftQon ceats more! "Edward—Edward!" she called sale, or any date to which it m»y s-pitts costs of preparing- deed and Township Clerk open to inspection At a regular meeting- of th« be adjourned the Township Com- advertising- this sale. Said lots in and to be publicly read prior to Township Committee of the Town- DATED Dei ember 17th, 19!B. ' flew frantically from the eaves. He weakly. mittee reserves the righ in its dis- said block, if sold on terms, will sale, Lots 117 to 122 inclusive in ship of Woodbridge held Monday, B. J DUNIGAN. Township CleTM. bolted the door, and crossed to the He glanced at the window—it cretion to reject any one or all bids require a down payment of $20.00, Block 510-1, Woodbridge Township December 16th, 1016, I was directed To J>e advertised T>eoember 26tl\ him, and got the reward, too. and to sell said lots in said "block the balance of purchase price to be Assessment Map. to advertise the tact that on Mon- 1946, and January 2nd, 1917, in the» rear of the room. On his knees he was blocked by police. He had no paid in equal monthly Installments day evening, January 6th, 1847, impatiently brushed aside the But now he was in the same spot, chance to escape. He held the to such.:bidder as it may select, due Take further notice that the Fords Beacon. cobwebs, and pried loose several with the same amount of dough, gun behind him. . floor boards. He reached down, only this time he could not fail, "Hello, Mom," he said. By WALLY BISHOP grasped the chain handle of a "I'm so glad you're here," she MUGGS AND SKEETER small trunk and pulled it to thebecause he trusted nobody. told him. "Are you all right?' Alone in the dark, he got to (..THIS MUST BE GRANDPA'S floor. "Sure, Mom, I'm swell." r -•• \First he took out a flashlight, thinking—and whenever it was She sighed in relief. OTHER PEN L and' 'directed the glare over the dark, and he was alone, he thought "I've had a dreadful feeling you other contents of the chest. He of his mother. He liked Mom, n'ot were in danger," she said. "I even laughed loudly, triumphantly. because- of the many favors she telephoned the police to protect Everything was ship-shape—just had done forhim. He remembered you!" as he had planted it three months how she. used tobattle the.neigh- ago. There was the box with the borhood hoodlums to save him RENEGOTIATIONS ten thousand dollars. Here was his from a beating. She was always War contract renegotiations gun,- wrapped in felt. There were looking out for his good. have brought $100,007,381,000 in cartridges and stuff to clean the Yes sir, Mom was all right. refunds into the Federal Treasury, revolver in case it got rusty. And He stretched out, and fell into according to Secretary of War Pat- he had a complete change of a peaceful sleep. Two hours later, terson. The Government has com- clothes. he awoke, frightened! He shook pleted 94 per cent of its renegotia- iHe could not miss! He hadwith fear as he grabbed his gun.tion business. Copr I94G, King Fearures Syndicate, Inc., World
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Recs Post AND In..Action TonisKt STANDINGS connect on four lay-up shots and 2nd Win 78 to 27 put Amboy ahead, 33-30. - , lagged Five Bows tapped one in off the backboards. Three All-State •• At this point, the Saints staged •»' a rally of 14 straight points. SCTjgr-i A total of five foul shots gave him Wildcats and Aces Germain Responsible : a total of 15 points to account for CRAFTSMEN'S HOUSE M. &. G. TRANSPORTATION (3> shots wenfc pouring through. th« * To Perth Amlboy more than half of his team's total Emerge Victorious LEAGUE Gutwein 170 135 'For..24 Points; CYO"' Star-Studded hoop*—two by Vahaly and one each-"' points. Team Standing- Imier 147 ...... 16.9 by Boyle, Harkins, Triggs, Crowe - In Prelim Tilts Won Lost And Fords Also Win In the jayvee tussle, spectators Widdoss 187 186 and Fleming. were kept on the edge of their WOODBRIDGE — The Fords Green Lantern 33 9 Granat 186 190 305 WOODBRIDGE — The Lions A. Completely snowed under by this, - Blue Bar 31 11 seats as both teams went at it nip Recs and the Hopelawn Grey- MacDowell 171 197 170 C, .Silver Streaks and St. James final scoring spree, the Rhodes,, WOODBRIDGE—Coach Lincoln Craftsmen's Club 27 15 Such 192 216 189 WOODBRIDGE—The St. James' Five broke the streag with thjee- amboer's Barron court five, which and tuck and came up with a hounds each turned in its second CYO Jayyees posted wins recently thrilling and lively stepping con- win in the Township Recreation Fulton Inn 26 16 Big Five will seek its third con- points but was held in check in.,, it a downgrade last Friday Almasi Tavern -24 18 866 925 919 in the Township Recreation bas- secutive win tonight, playing host the waning minutes. gainst Perth Amboy, will attempt test decided in the last minute Basketball Senior League at the and won by Perth Amboy, 16-15. Fords No. 14 School court recently. Stern's Service 21 21 ketball league; to the undefeated Rahway Cath- Preceding tonight's feature game, 3 break into the win column to- Betty's Beauty Shop .... 21 21 FULTON INN (11 ight at South River at the ex- The line-ups: Paced by their stellar forward, Paced by Charley Germain, who olic War Vets on the St. James' will be a jayvee tilt that is slated Veterans #1 - 20 22 J. Bobik 178 183 124 to get under way at 7 o'clock. - ense.of Coach John Fitzpatriek's WOODBRIDGE Milchick, who parted the cords on poured 17 shots through the hoop School hardwoods. The opening G • P TI jnine counts from the floor in addi- M. &. G. Trans 18 24 Fortenboher 163 150 Dancing will be held after the laroons. Tonight's encounter was Sporting Club 16 26 Deckert 155 for a total of 34* points, the Lions tap is scheduled for 8:30 o'clock. riginally scheduled for tomorrow Butchko, f 5 5 15 tion to a foul shot for a total of varsity game. Benny's Tavern 8 34 C. Guccione 172 190 168 A. C. turned in the highest scoring Judging by advance notices on ST. JAMES' BIG FIVE .ight but was moved up, late this Mullaney, f 0 0 0 19 points, the Recs coasted to an the Rahway line-up, the local Brodniak, c 0 0 0 easy 48-24 victory over the Ravens. Veterans #' 4 38 F. Drost 149 180 212 game of the infant basketball G F Tl ' reek, not to conflict with the New J. Kish'....'. 192 193 133 quintet's unblemished record will irunswiek Invitation Tournament. Little, g 1 .2 4 The Fords A. A. dropped its sec- GREEN LANTERN league season by swamping the Boyle, f 1 0 2 . Rookies, 78.-27. The winners led, be in serious danger. The Catholic Fuller, f ..5 0 40 The cross-river high school team Peterson, g 0 1 1 ond straight tilt, losing out to the Armour 157 151 137 War Vets have not one, not two Boland c 10 2 Greyhounds, 31-23, in a closely . 846 934 787 30-8, at the half-time. Crowe, f 2 0 4 - 'on its initial game by trimming McVicar 164 183 184 BLUE BAR 12) but three all - state scholastic tie School for Deaf, 33-17, but last Messick, g 1.3 5 played contest. Frank Thomas was Leading, 10-4, at the half-time, McLaughlin, f 0 2 2 Mudrooney 213 184 181 Mosso 215 143 166 the Silver Streaks turned a close players in the line-up. They are Harkins, c 5 1 11 'eek suffered a .28-23 setback at Adams, f 0 1 1 high scorer for the winners, with Stawicki 172 180 185 Bill Fitzgerald, Don Rommel and Johansen, g 0/0 0 11 points. Baka" 153 158 202 contest into a rout in the second Triggs, e " 3 1 7 tie hands of New Dorp High. Chomicki 180 173 171 Kamiclioff 149 179 148 Ed Hoagland. The former two will The Barrons on the other hand Burns, g 0 0 0 In preceding games, the Wild- half, winning out, 32-12, over a Greschuk, g 0 0 0 ; Simonsen 1.84 178 189 Gus's Five aggregation. Adams set start, at the forward berths while Fleming, g 4 19 ave yet to break into the victory Sivak, f 0 0 0 cats A team continued along its 886 871 858 the latter will hold down one of Christiansen, f 0 0 0 victory trail by handing the Grey- Batta 146 166 203 a hot pace in the score-making Ebner, g 0 0 0 olumn in three starts. Hoffman BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP (0) the back court positions. Qgh. toppled Woodbridge, 28-21, Grega, c 0 0 0 hound Juniors a 33-12 setback. with ten field goals for 20 points. Vahaly, g .: 2 0 -4 B. Minucci 171 145 8.47 824 908 In its first Township league Playing along with this trio of i the opener, Dunellen's 64-33 Bahney, g 0 0 0 Furdocks copped scoring honors 1 Tamboer, g 0 0 0 with 12 points. The Aces toppled La Russo .': 166 170 128 game, the St. James GYO Jayvees court stars are John Charhiga, 22 5 49 rubbing made it two and last AVENEL MEN'S CLUB John. Bacek, Mike Baines, Gene 'riday the Panthers of Perth Am- the Orioles, 33-23, in the initial R. Zuccaro 179 got off to a good start by trounc- RHODES ASS'N '. 8 12 28 contest of the evening. Reeway, J. Minucci 170 187 175 Team Standing- ing the Port Reading Jo Jo's, Soos and John Bughouse, all for- G F Tl oy romped away with a 48-29 Won Lost mer basketball standouts at Rah-' riumph. PERTH AMBOY with 12 points, was top scorer. Mitroka 136 35-14, at the High School courjt. Zambo, f 3 1 "7 -' .. G F Tl The line-ups: F. B.arbato' 148 149 Team #3 : 26 10 Jimmy DeJoy, St. James stellar way High School. Rufus, if 0 pj 0" Starting from scratch at the be- Leitner, f 2 0 4 HOPELAWN GREYHOUNDS E. Mayorek 186 15.0 138 Team #1 16 20 center, copped scoring honors with Manager James Keating of the Kaczmarek, f 4 3 11 inning of the season, Tamboer G F T Team #4 : 19 17 five field goals for a.total of ten Big Five reported his team was Tylka, c 0 .0 0 -- Anderson, f 5 1 11 Team #2 11 25 roceeded to mold a team together Petach,.f ,, .0 0 0 Kluj, f 12 4 842 788 769 points. Bob DeJoy and Joe Gies intact and all set to take on this v TEAM #2 (0) Brodzinski, c 0 Q 0 ;hich looked like it might come Schlesinger, f .., 8 3 19 Kramer, f 10 2 were next with six and 'five points fast-stepping Railway team. He J. Buckiewicz, g 3 2 8 [round despite the first two set- Kubulak, c 4' 0 8 Oravsky, f 3 0 6 BENNY'S TAVERN (0) Plennert 145 94 118 respectively. Makfinsky was high expressed plenty ol confidence and Kissane 96 113 106 scorer for the losing Jo Jo's with Sardone, g 0 0 0 'acks. However, hopes of produe- O' Donnell, c 0 0 0 Thomas, c 5 1 11 T. Zuccaro 171 149 172 announced he would start the fol- F. Buckiewicz, g .... 4 2 10 " tig a winning five were stalled by Znacko, c 113 Toth, g . 2 0 4 E Sechin 127 168 150 Speece 165 129 122 eight points. lowing five Herb Vahaly, Bob •erth Amboy as the Barrons Gaydos, g 0 0 0 Cipo, g 0 0 0 R. Ciardello 125 119 122 Blind 125 125 125 The line-ups: Fleming, Dan Fuller, "Buzzy" Head 177 135 135 14 8 S6 urned in a hapless performance. Mankowitz, g .- 1 0 2 Flowers, g 10 2 j. Zullo 136 172 145 ST. JAMES JAYVEES Boyle, and Joe McLaughlin. Wait- Score by periods: The Panthers were in complete Weiss, g 0 0 0 Fedor, g : 1-0 2 J. Ciardello 157 185 128 G FT ing in reserve will be Ernie Dubay, Rhodes 8 6 16 B—&6 ommand from the opening tap Halpern, g 0 0 0 708 595 606 B. DeJoy, f 3 0 6 "Biggie" Haarkins, George Ebner, TEAM #3 (3) • St. James' ...... 4 8 16 in til the final whistle. The neigh- Bisaha. g 10 2 1.4 3 31 716 793 717 Murphy, f 0 0 0 Joe Crowe and Chris Triggs. OfBcal: Gil'Augustine. boring school five streaked ahead FORDS A. A. VETERANS #1 (3) Morgan 165 127 165 Ungvary, f 12 4 Big Five "Wins, 49-36 Blind 125 125 125 ;o a 11-0 lead in the first quarter 22 5 49 G F T 166 J. DeJoy, c 5 0 10 After soundly trouncing the New nd the rout was on. Vic Little M. Ferraro 167 185 Ettershank 180 155 161 Score by periodls: F. Kaminsky, f 12 4 J. Kovacs 201 150 304 Crowe, c 10 2 Brunswick Barons, 87-52, two Rec League Program, roke the ice for the Barrons with Perth Amboy ..17 9 16 7—49 Murdock, f 0 0 0 Johnson 176 148 138 Geis, g '. .2 1 5 J. Lanzotti 184 128 145 LaForge 154 175 175 weeks ago in the opener, the locsfl foul shot but the Panthers came Woodbridge ..19 7 11—28 E. Kaminsky, f 113 173 Ferraro, g . .2 0 4 cpurtsters bagged. their second Halts During Holidays oaring back with three double- J. Srurko 132 182 E. Kocsik, f 0 0 0 C. Lanzotti 138 193 189 Powers, g 2 0 4 win last Thursday over the Rhodes W O O » B RID G E—Samuel eckers to lead, 17-1, at the com- WOODBRIDGE J. V. Boos, c 2 2 6 800 730 764 Association of Perth Amboy, 49-36. letion of the first quarter. 16 3 35 Gioe, Township Recreation Su- G F Tl Antonides, g 3 2 8 841 836 877 The visitors surprised th home pervisor, announced this week Starting: Line-up Kowalcyk, f 0 11 Siggelakis, g 0 0 0 TEAM #4 (2) JO JO'S, PORT READING cagers with their fine playing in Kosic 151" 134 129 that due to the closing of the With the exception of the center Adams, f 10 2 C. Demko, g 10 2 SPORTING CLUB (2) G - F T the first half and led, 14-12>, at the schools during the holiday sea- asition, the starting five for Boland, c 0 0 0 Schreiner, g 0 0 0 Pinkozze -=-. 119 132 103 Cortez, f 0 0 0 intermission. Both teams wagered S. Ducsak 181 224 148 Handerhan 132 136 182 son, the Township Becreatiori|f foodbridge was the same as in the Johanson, g 10 2 177 A. Makfinsky, f .4 0 8 an even battle in the third period, basketball league program -will J. Balog 166 205 Nier 130 92 134 previous tilts—Mike Butchko, Messick, g 2 4 8 8 23 151 Clayton, f 1 0 2 coming up with an even count of mark time. Activity in all lea- om Mullaney, Vic Little and Ber- E. Szeles 131 157 Strother ...158 143 150 Demish, c 0 0 0 Behaney, f 10 2 F. Mihalko 723 207 161 16 points apiece. gues will resume January 6. ie Peterson. Tony Brodniak filled Worthington, c 0 0 0 RAVENS Lynch, c 12 4 G. Simpendorfer .... 142 152 133 690 637 698 I But in the final quarter, the lo- It is expected that the Girls* , at the center berth for the in- G F T Cosentino, g r-. 0 0 0 cal players found the mark and ired John Kinsey. The latter TEAM #1 ((1) basketball league will be ready 5 5 15 Muller, f 3 3 9 .- , 743 945 700 Margovis, g 0 0 0 wMsked 21 points through the rim to function after the holiday ight possibly get into the, Sautli PERTH AMBOY J. V. Rask, f 2 1- 5 Blind : -. -- 125 125 125 L.. Makfinsky, g 0 0.0 while holding the visitors down to iver game tonight. VETERANS #2 (1) Morgan 149 131 111 season; Any teams still interest- G F Tl W. Peterson, c 1 3 5 six. ed in entering the league are Several minutes after the open- Fimiani, f 0 0 0 Moore, g 1 0 2 J .Ferraro 186 154 136 Bierly ,. 136 111 106 6 2 14 170 Gene Kaczmarek, who put his requested to get in touch -with ."" ig of the second quarter, at which Mezey, f . 10 2 Erickson, g 0 0 0 H. Strawn ...... : 153 128 Galloway Ill 182 127 Score by periods: 186 team ahead in the last minute of Gioe, immediately. ""-^ v me the score read, 23-1, Tamboer Henry, f 2 0 4 B. Peterson, g 1 0 2 A. Hegedus 127 175 Gribble 169 92 139 St. James 12 2 10 11—35 inked the first team with the H. S.eyler 120 the third, quarter with three points, Carey, f 0 0 0 Conover, g 0 1 1 Jo Jo's 2 5 3 4—14 opeiied the last stanza with a foul iception of Mike Butchko and Macan, f 0 0 0 G. Hango Ill 181 690 641 608 Official, Kushinsky. LIFER LIKES IT IN JAIL lserted a group of reserves into M. Gioffre 117 shot to give his team a 31-28 edge. Kovach, c 0 0 0 8 •24 Dan Fuller's two-pointer cut the SAN QUENTIN, Cal.—For the le contest. They were Gary Mes- Barjak, c 10 2 B. Szurko 123 134 ROOKIES second time Antonio di Tar4o, 72- FORDS REC G F T lead to one point but John Buckie- :cks, Ace Adams, George Johan- Aninia, g 0 11 G F T Buy Embassy in Home * year-old lifer, has refused an of- sn and Jim Boland. The second 700 694 807 Sautnek, f , 10 2 wicz countered with a long shot to Kocsis, g 10 2 Milchik, f 9 1 19 With Surplus Property fer of parole and since, spader .ringers held the Panthers to Adametz, g 0 11 Ferrik, f 0 0 0 California law. he cannot be pa- Matusz, f 2 0 4 CRAFTSMEN (1) HOME. — One of the most Tomsick, g 0 0 0 tiree points for the remainder of Trach, g 0 0 0 Dilorio, f 0 1 1 R. Wolff, f 4 0 8 roled against his will, he .will he quarter which saw a Wood- Bernstein 150 185 190 beautiful buildings of Rome, the J. Wolff, c 7 1 15 1 Paharia, g 0 0 0 Wagenhoffer, c 6 2 14 Margherlta palace, has been 5 2 12 probably spend the rest of hjs lift ridge sophomore team go into the Pasternicky, g 2 0 4 Schwenzer ..-. 147 156 130 Schmidt, g 0 0 0 in prison. Dudik, c 1 0 2 153 bought by the United States gov- SILVER STREAKS ime for the last minute of that Patrick, g 3 Byers 181 l"?0 Defflek, g 1 0 2 period. The score at the intermis- 0 6 159 ernment to house the U. S. em- Romer, f 1 0 2 7 2 16 Sherman, g 0 0 0 McCuUagh 161 199 sion read, 26-10, Perth Amboy. 222 bassy offices in Rome. " : 27 Ludwig, f :... 10 2 KILLED BY BCZZSAW Score by periodls: Nagy, g 1 0 2 Demarest 148 207 13 Peterson, f ....- 10 2 , The opening Barron five started Woodbridge 14 9 1—15 Sale price of the palace was LIONS A. G. CHARDON, Ohio.—When Wil- the second half but midway 787 . 917 855 set at $1,250,000 worth, of surplus Dunham, f ..'. 1 0 2 liam S. Johnson, 53-yeaivold saw- Perth Amboy 6 2 2 6—16 22 48 G F T Triggs, c 1 0 2 Jhrough the quarter when it ap- Offiicals: G. Dubln, W. Buck. ALMASI TAVERN (2) American property, which al- T. Ratajazak, f 6 0 12 mill owner, tripped and fell against. 'eared that a victory was nowhere J. Gursaly 157 158 176 ready has been transferred to the 0 2 Toth, g 1 0 2 ORIOLES Marsh, f 1 Dalton, g :. 0 0 6 a buzzsaw while cutting wood, he n sight, substitutes came into the L. Genovese 224 203 211 Italian government. 0 14 UNCONSCIOUS SINCE 1945 G F T T. Mika, c 7 dams, g 10 0 20 was instantly killed. lit and played most of the game Toth, f 5 0 10 M. Almasi 127 178 193 Palazzo Margherita was erect- C. Germain.g 17 . 0 34 HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Injured 268 ed about 1878 by the Roman Jit for the Red and Black team. on August 9, 1945, when she suf- Estok, f 0 0 0 G. McKay 149 181 W. Karanbinchak, g .- 7 2 16 |The Panthers were never in any 183 architect Gaetano Kock for the 16 0 32 Supreme Court backs Indian fered a fractured skull as a result Gloff, f 0 0 0 Official, Rielly. erious trouble, Slick ball handling Budzacz, f 0 1 1 F. Baker 186 130 Princess Boncompagni and Lud- 3,8 2 78 tribe in payment for land. of falling down a flight of stairs 1031 by the State Streeters coupled with at her home, Miss Bertha V. Myers Kish, c 0 0 0 oyisi of Piombino. It became the Official, Bob Rielly. some mighty effective playing off is still unconscious at a local hos- Dalina, c 3 0 6 843 850 residence of Queen Mother Mar- the backboards kept the ball in pital. Physicians cannot predict Hodan, g 1 1 3 gherita, widow of Umb.erto I and . GUS'S FIVE Perth Amboy possession a good how long she may live in her pres- Gurbach, g l 1 3 STERN'S SERVICE (0) 162 mother of Victpr Emmanuel III G F T deal of the time. Ragged passing ent state because her general con- Dubiel : 165 177 149 in 1900. Mirch. f 3 1 7 and general ineffectiveness in set- dition is good. 10 23 Vereb 146 195 197 It was first utilized by the Home, f ,. 1 0 2 169 J. Balanos/f 0 0 0 ting up plays spelled the doom for ACES Hetarin 158 159 United States embassy, July 14, the Barrons. Housman 142 146 163 1944, a month after Rome, fell to B. Yuhas, c 0 0 0 Soviet-sponsored Mayor of Ber- G F T Perth Amboy did a good job of lin ousts elected successor. Demko 189 161 the Allies. - G. Yuhas, g 0 0 0 Smiriga, f 2 0 4 800 830 838 Yanik, g 1 1 3 guarding their opponents, too, to Balint, f 2 0 4 hold the Barrons in check. Mike Reeway, c .6 0 12 Butchko, the Barrons' score maker, Iselin CYO Shades Sumach, g 1 7 9 found things tough. Puffy Schles- Deacon Jrs., 27-26 Niebank, g 2 0 4 inger, veteran Panther courtster, IF YOU WANT TO KEEP IT guarded the Barrons' chief threat WOODBRIDGE — The St. Ce- 13 7 33 ike a cat watching over its young celia CYO intermediate basketball GREYHOUND JUNIORS anes. However, the versatile team shaded the Deacon Juniors, ' G F T Sutchko who pops them up with CYO junior team, 28-8, in two KEEP IT DRY CLEANED! Anderson, f 2 0 4 either hand, sneaked through to 27-26, and the Gaels routed the Bulhower, f 0 0 0 Township Recreation League Carmody, c 0 0 0 games played at the parish house Schultz, c , 0 0 0 CALL court Thursday. Janucci, g 3 0 6 H. H In the intermediate clash, Erick- Bencsko, g 0 0 0 son was the decisive factor in the Kowski, g 10 2 CYO victory, scoring 24 of his Colosky, g _ 0 0 0 P. A. 4-1616 team's 27 points total. The line-ups: 6 0 12 GAELS WILDCATS A'S As the New Year Cupid -V NOTE YOUR * Stockel, f 3 0 6 G F T 3 DAY CALL OVERCOAT! McGuire, f 0 0 0 Examine the Anderson, f 2 13 ~™sj£$r gaily rings in 1947, let fabric, the Christensen, f o 0 0 Herry, f 10 2 style, the qual- Ruska, f 3 0 6 Sullivan, f o 0 0 AND DELIVERY us pause a moment and ity! Are you sure it guaran- Olsen, c ; 10 2 Soppe, c 5 0 10 tees warmth Dunham, c 0 0 0 Straube, c 0 0 0 We " resolve to make this year I without bulky P. Sivak, g 2 0 4 SERVICE 'weight? All Sullivan, g 10 2 Wish one of fulness and happi' these features Dunnigan, g 0 0 0 Furdock, g 6 0 12 — plus excel- Slurak, g 3 0 6 Schiller, g 0 0 0 lent value — are You AH A WORK Phone ness in our relations to yours if your new Kraus, % 10 2 overcoat . is a Jim 14 0 28 each other. Let us help Dale cuat! ST. CECELIA CYO JUNIORS 16 • 1 33 /vony P.A.4J616 Only §25 - §40 G F T each other achieve love, All Sizes— Bills 1 0 2 Olah, g 0 0 0 SERVICE, We tirgently reftuest, to All Styles- Importico, i 0 0 0 .insure prompt service, Jmppiness, peace and pros- All Models Farley, f o 0 0 12 2 26 to plume us the day W. Johnson, c 1 0 2 ST. CECELIA CYO before. perity this year and every Highchew, g : 1 0 2 G F T year to follow. Harris, g 1 0 2 Burke, f 0 0 0 We Pick Up and Deliver Tuesdays and Fridays Iorio, g 0 0 6 McLane, f 0 0 0 Erickson, c 9 6 24 JULES & TOM 4 0 8 Johnson, g l i 3 Bell, g 0 0 0 DEACONS JUNIORS Tomaso, g 0 0 0 G F T M I L TON'S T. Muchanic, f 10 2 Venerus, i 12 4 10 7 27 J. Bramble, f 3 0 6 Find I
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH —Over High Young People. ther information, go to the Army Poliee Farnp Evidence From 8 rOO P. M.—Gospel serviee. iciory Division Is' Recruiting Station, Post Office Sewaren Sidewalk Samblsi-'s Stomach First Church of Christ, Scien- Weekly Stationed in Japan Building, Perth Amboy. tist, Se-waren, is a branch of the Tuesday, 2:00 P. M.—Women's BOSTON.—Police were forced to Mother Church, The First Churcn Bible Class. 7:00 P. M High The 24th "Victory" Infantry Clerks Honor Employer pump a sidewalk gambler to obtain School Choir rehearsal. ivislon, one of the six famed Pa- the evidence. of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Thursday, 7:00 P. M.—Open Mass. Sunday services at 11 A. M. :ific divisions just opened to di- At Yule Party Saturday The man was picked up on. a Come to House for Intermediates. 8:00 charge of registering bets on a deg •ect enlistments for three-year ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Holy Communion, 8:00 A. Mj. ST. JAMES' R. C. CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. P. M.—Senior Choir rehearsal. WOODBRIDGE—The employees race. The suspect swallowed sev- Wednesday Testimonial Meeting, olunteers, is doing occupation of the Woodbridge Food Service, Sewaren Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Amboy Avenue Monthly duty in Japan. This outfit saw ac- eral pieces of paper. He was taken Ttev. P. Newton Howden, Vicar Holy Communion and Sermon, '• Woodbridge 8 P. M. Thursday, reading room, Second Tuesday, 8:00 P. M.— Amboy Avenue, and the Madison to a hospital. 11 A. M. 2 to 4 P. M. tion beginning with the first day Food Service, Perth Amboy, hon- Sunday Services Hev. Charles G. McCorristin, Pastor. Ladies* Aid Society. of the war when it suffered light With a stomach pump, police ob- 7:00 P. M., Sunday School Rev. Maurice Griffin, Ass't Pastor. "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE" is the Third Monday, 8:00 P. M.— ored then- employer, Joseph Za- tained scraps of paper. They were 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion. Lesson Sermon subject for Sunday, casualties in the attack on Pearl veckas, at a Christmas party Sat- Christmas party. Weekdav Masses: 7:00 and 7:30 Men's Association meeting. Harbor. Later, the "Victory" Divi- patched together and police said 9:45 A. M. — Church School. A.M. December 29. urday night at the Log Cabin. they were the betting slips. Miss Clara Nelson, superintend- Activities GOLDEN TEXT: "Ye are a sion fought in Dutch New Guinea, During the evening, Mr. Za- Choir Rehearsal, every Thurs- Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 915, ST. JOHN'S CHAPEL ent. and 10:45 A. M. chosen generation, a royal priest- >n Biak, and throughout the Phil- veckas was presented with a trav- 11:15 A. M.—Morning prayer day, 7:30 P. M. hood, an holy nation, a peculiar Ford* ippines, including Leyte, Min- eling bag. Long Train and sermon. Mrs. Dorothea Jae- Girl Scouts, Mondays, 2:00 P. M. people; that ye should shew forth Rev. F. Newton Howden, Vicar doro, Luzon, Marinduque, Lubang, All the 1,750,000 freight . cars' ger, organist. Girls Friendly Society, Mondays, ST. ANDREWS CHURCH Sunday services: Verde, Simara, Mindanao, and Avenel the praises of him who hath called GI education costs are being owned by Class 1 railroads, if placed OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH 6:30 P. M. you out of darkness into his mar- 9:30 A. M.: Morning prayer Ronblon Islands. It also made the shared by colleges, educators say. on a single track, would make a Trinity Men's Club, 2nd Wednes- Rev. John'Egan, Pastor. vellous light." (I Peter 2:9) and sermon. dramatic assault on Corregidor in Chicago students strike to ob- train approximately 14,0pfl miles New Brunswick Avenue Sunday Masses — 7, 9:15 and support of paratroopers. For fur- Fords day, 7:00 P. M. SERMON. Passages from the 10:30 A. M.: Church School. tain the right to wear slacks. long. Trinity Vestry, 3rd Tuesday, 10:45 A. M. King James version of the Bible Rev. James Sheridan, Pastor Holy day Masses—6, 7 and 8 Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 7:30 P. M. include: OUR REDEEMER EV. 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. Trinity Altar Guild, meets quar- A. M. "Oh that men "would praise the LUTHERAN CHURCH Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 8:15terly as announced. Weekday Mass—7:30 A. Tla.. Lord for his goodness, and for his 26 Fourth Street, Fords RINGING NEW YEAR GREETINGS A.M. Trinity Mother's Unit, 1st Mon- First Friday Mass — 6; Holy wonderful works to the children of Rev. Arthur L. Kreyling, Pastor Servicemen's Novena: Every day. Communion at 6, 7 and 8 A. M. men! He sent his word, and healed .Sunday school and Bible class, Monday evening at 7:30. Holy Days: Holy Commuaion Novena Devotions every Friday them," (Ps. 107:15, 20) Correla- 9:30 A.M. Novena to Our Lady of Per- 10:00 A. M. at 7:30 P.M. tive passages from "Science • and Horning worship at 10:45. TO ALL OUR FRIENDS petual Help each Tuesday at 7:45 St. Margaret's Unit, 1st Wednes- AVENEL PRESBYTERIAN Health with Key to the Scriptures" P. M._ day, 8:00 P. M. CHURCH by aMry Baker Eddy include: FIRST CHURCH OF ISELIN, Confessions: Saturdays, 4:00 to Trinity Acolyte Guild, meets as Woodbridge Avenue, Avenel "Today there is hardly a city, PRESBYTERIAN announced. village, or hamlet, in which are Rev. Henry M. Hartman, Pastor 6:00 P. M., and 7:30 to 9:00 P. M. Trinity Choir Mothers Unit, Rev. Chester A. Galloway, Pastor not found to be living witnesses Baptisms held afper last Mass. Mrs. Sarah P. Krug, Organist aunday meets a& announced. and monuments to the virtue and 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. Sunday Services power of Truth, as applied through MAGYAR EVANGELICAL AND St. Agnes' Unit, meets as an- 9:00 A. M., Sunday School, 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship nounced. this Christian system of healing December 29 REFORMED CHURCH Primary and Junior Departments. disease." (p. 149, 150) School Street 9:45 A. M.. Sunday School Nurs- 7:30 P. M. Special Candleligh Woodbridge, N. J. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ery, Beginners, Intermediate, High Service. Rev. Laszlo Keczkemethy, Pastor CHURCH j School and Young Adult Group. ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. CHURCH Worship service in English lan- Rahway Avenue ana Carteret Roafi 11:00 A. M., Morning Worship. Port Reading FRIENDLY SMILE guage Sunday at 10 A. M. "THE OLD WHITE CHURCH" Monday Rev. Stanislaus A. Milos, Pasto? BRINGS FORTUNE 6:45 P. M.: Senior High Choir Sunday Masses at 8 A. M. and Worship service in Hungarian Woodbridgfe l GRONTNGEN, Holland—A Dutcr. language Sunday at 11 A. M. Earl Hannum Devanny, Minister. reheaxsal. 10 A. M. girl has found that it pays to Sunday School, at 9 A. M. Alfred B. Dickson, Organist Wednesday - Weekday Masses at 8 A. M. friendly. Her smile three years ag=e Choir practice Friday at 8 P. M. Sunday Services . 4:45 P. M.: Meeting of Brownies, Novena in Honor of St. Anthony ! at a man who was shunned by First week of the month: Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Mrs. Zieseniss. each Tuesday at 7 P. M., with neighbors because of a facial dis Sunday at 4 P. M. Ladies' Aid Activities 8:30 P. M.: Girl Scout meeting, Rev. Shelly, St. Peter's Hospital, figurement has brought her a for Society Meeting. The Session of the Church meets Mrs. Zieseniss. New Brunswick, in charge. tune of about $40,000. The man, < the first Monday of each month at Thursday 7:00 P. M.—High School Fel- farmer, never forgot the girl', FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 8 o'clock in the Church study. 7:15 P. M., Junior High School lowship. smile and when he died recent!; The Regular monthly meeting of choir rehearsal. 7:00 P. M.—Fireside Fellowship he willed her all of his possessions CHURCH 8:15 P. M., Adult Choir re- Barren and Grove Avenues the Board of Trustees is held the hearsal.. Woodbridge second Monday of the month at 9:00 P. M., Bowling, Men's As- Rev. Donald O. Press, Minister 8 o'clock in the Church study. The sociation. Craftsman's Club. 9:45 A. M. Church School, Wm. regular monthly meeting of the Friday H. Voorhees, Superitendent. Officers and Teachers of the Sun- 4:00 P. M., Children's Choir re- 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship, day School is held the third Mon- hersal. Mrs. Frederick Beckley and Mrs. Grace V. Brown Organist; day in the Sunday Schoolroom at Mrs. Nevm Bierly. the Senior Choir; Children's Ser- 8 o'clock. 7:00 P. M., Boy Scout Meeting. monette; Sermon, "Useful to You Women's Association meets the and to Me." third Thursday of each month at ADATH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE 6:30 P. M. Pilgrim Fellowship. 8 P. M. at the Church. School Street Monday Women's Association Circles meet the first Thursday of the Woodbritige 8:15 P. M G.E.T. Club Christmas Rev. Samuel Newberger, Rabbi To have served you in 1946 party,, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. month. The 'place is to be an- Firaday at 8:00 P. M., Regulai Wayne T. Cox, Prospect Street. nounced. Sabbath services and sermon. has been a pleasure and a Excerpts from last Sunday's ser- The Ladies Aid Society meets privilege. We hope we have the second and fourth Wednesdays Ladies' Auxiliary meets second mon, "In the Fulness of Time": Monday. served you well enough to - "At just that time in history, at the Church at 2:30 P. M. Hadassah meets first Thursday. for the first time there was a uni- The White Church Guild meets merit your patronage in _ versal language by which the Gos,- the seeqnd and fourth Mondays of WOODBRIDGE 1947. Right now we want to nel of the new life in Christ might the month at the home of Mrs. METHODIST CHURCH be spread, roads over which it William Gardner, 155 Freeman Rev. Frederick W. Poppy, Pastor say might pass in the great Roman Street, Woodbridge. The Prayer and Praise Service empire building program, moral The Breckenridge Auxiliary for those who want to "Grow in Happy New Year to You and Yours standards so low that the whole meets the second and fourth mon- grace and in the knowledge of our creation was groaning for redemp- day at homes of the members Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ,"' Michael's Restaurant tion and the only full-blown mo- which are to be announced. will be held hi the chapel on Tues- notheism, Judiasm, was perilously The- White Church Choir re- day at 8 P. M. AN EATING PLACE OF DISTINCTION close to extinction with an out- hearses Wednesday nights at 8 Sunday 155 Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J. wardly emphasis upon the letter, o'clock. 9:45 A. M. Church School with rather -than the spirit of religion. Jasses for all. OPEN SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29 'j3rn.ee He is the Eternal 'Christ, TRINITY CHURCH 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY £s still waiting to be worshipped Iselin sermon by pastor. _by the wise men and common folk Corner Berkeley Boulevard and of our day. Christmas sends forth Cooper Avenue the ideal as the real. It is the un- Rev. Emily R. G. Klein, Pastor The melodious peal- veiling of God with us. It becomes Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. both a gift and a goal. By as much Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 ^as we receive the gift and strive A. M. ing of the bells for the goal do we lose the dark- Young People's Meeting, 7:30 ness of our lives and share in the P. M. glory of God." Sunday Evening Service, 7:30 heralding the New P. M. TRINITY CHURCH Wednesday, Inner Circle, 1:30 Railway Arena* P.M. Year echoes the Woodbridge Thursday, Intercession, 7:30 Bev. William H. Schmaus, Rector 1 P. M. Mrs. William Neebe, Organist Saturday Sabbath Worship, 1:00 many good wishes in Sunday Services P. M. our hearts for you
and yours. May each Listen to the day be filled with New Year Bells happiness and health — may love, . . . and you shall hear our pledge t r a n q u i I i t y a n,d lo you. Our promise to give you the best in service, quality and peace encompass the values in the new year! The bells also chime our wishes for health world that all may and prosperity to everyone reap the full benefits \ A Big Fear of life. for Oar Growing Baby!
That little youngster has a tough job ahead of him this year but with all of us behind him working for the same objective, we know he'll sjicceed. For a bigger, brighter and more prosperous year, let's all stick together and make 1947 one of Serve PLACE YOUR ORDER happiness and achievement! NOW WITH YOUR Puritan Dairy DRIVER FOR EGG NOG Puritan Dairy THE HOME OF Vivien's Kiddy Shop DURING THE HOLIDAY CREAM TOP JVUI/K EGG NOG SEASON IT'S THE PER- FAYETTE AND 111 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. WIRTH'S RELIABLE JEWELERS FECT HOLIDAY TREAT. WILSON STREETS or Phone Delicious and Nutritious PertH Amboy 4-1200 TELEPHONE 8-1476 190 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. PERTH AMBOY, N. J.