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VOL. VIII.—No. 24 FORDS, N. -J.f THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946 PRICE THREE CENTS Easier—Greatest Triumph Of All Christianity^- High.BaM - Tyson. Plant Mere To Stay Sweetness To Be Heralded In Township Church Services Long Target Of Edgar Hill Residents, Factory Exer- WOODBRIDGE— Th greatest I members. During the service, the "Christ The Lord Is Risen." The Is Fixed e cises Option To Redeem Property AND triumph, of Christianity—the vic- •Senior Choir will sing "There Is a high school choir will sing "We tory of the Blessed Lord over Green Hill -Far Away," and the Praise The Lord Almighty," and WOODBRIDGE—The bone of contention which has been the the grave—will he, quartet will offer "God So Loved the intermediate choir, "He For Maniac Tyson Corporation plant on. Edgar Hill has taken on new per- Plan is Hit Light . marked with tradi- the World." Lives." The •sermon by the pastor maivency. It looks like it is here to stay. tional sacred festiv- will >be entitled "The Angelic Re- =:-- * =;= * 1 Easter Sunrise Service will take By Charles E. tiregory ity on Sunday. place at 5:30 A. M. on the church pi-oof." At 7 P. M. will.be a serv- • Nelson, Subdued After Residents of the surrounding area long have complained about Named Co-Ordinator 01 Church pastors of lawn, and the musical feature will ice by the Sunday School pupils. Cops Use Tear Gas, Is fumes which they allege emanate from the plant and -which they Grade Schools; Lack Of I am amazed sometimes all denominations be the presentation by the double First Congregational ChurcH,. find particularly offensive. Any Hope, however, that the industry have arranged Eas- Held For Grand Jury might pick up its belongings and move on went glimmering that my clientele fails to re- 1 quartette of the Fireside 'Fellow- Woodbridge Experience Criticized ter services, 'with Monday night when the owners exercised an option to redeem spond to the great inspira- ship of "Welcome Happy Morn" Rev. Forest M. Fuess of Pater- WOODBRIDGE — Calm judg- : special music to be and "Alive Again." The church son will preach the sermon at the plant from Township ownership. The Township Committee WOODiBRIDGE — Stephen K. tional uplift provided in this provided under the direction of ment on the part of the Wood- pastor, Rev. C. A. Galloway will Good Friday service tomorrow and bridge Township police this week voted unanimously to restore the land and 'factory to private Werloek, a member of the high department, all for a nickel, the various organists and choir speak on the topic "Between Sun- at the regular Easter service. ownership. school faculty since 1925 and di- • and is moved to expression directors. avoided a major catastrophe and * * * * set and Dawn." After the service, The service tonight will be in resulted in the capture of a dan- •ector of athletics, was appointed only when I paddle the hell In most o£ the churches, Good refreshments will be served in the the following order: Organ Pre- gerous gunman on the verge of A short but sharp debate between Mayor Greiner and Thomas jupervisor of elementary educa- out of some public character Friday devotions will be conducted Sunday School' rooms by members lude, Processional to Calvary; ten- going berserk with a small arsenal J. Moran, long- a foe of Tyson, provided a spirited prelude to the tion in the township school system, on the loose with the taxtomorro- w and tomorrow evening. of the School. or solo, "I Walked Today Where he had accumulated in his home. authorization. by the Board of Education Mon- * * * tf payers' dough, dignity, wel- Sunday 'School will be con- Jesus Walked," P. W. Lauritsen; The, captive, 32-year-old John day night. His appointment fol- Following a»re the order of serv- lowed a stormy session of the fare or future. ices in the Township churches: ducted at 9:00 and 9:45 A.M. and "There Is a Green Hill Far Away," Nelson, 57 Cutter's Lane, is in the While the Mayor was adhering to the parliamentary require- women's chorus; organ postlude, County Workhouse for thirty days ments of adopting the enabling resolution, Mr. Moran jumped board which found the "old" mem- *"*.*'*•--. the regular .church service- will First Presbyterian Church, Avenel bers opposing the proposals of the Tonight at 8 o'clock Holy Com- take place at 11 o'clock. At this "Gethsemane"; sermon, "The Last on charges of contempt of court from his seat -and shouted: It has seemed to me, al- time, the Senior Choir will sing Day." At this service the sacra- and also is under $15,000 bond "Wait a minute. This isn't going to slip through " recently elected "Cooperative munion will be served, after which Council" group. though I may have a weak a reception will be given for new "Alleluiah to The King" and (Continued on Page 2) to await action of the grand jury "I'm running this meeting," Mayor Greiner interrupted. prejudice in the matter; for assault and resisting arrest. "You'll wait until it's time for you to be heard." The formalities Mr. Werloek will continue in there have been some few The spectacularly efficient work of ('Continued on Page 5) his present capacity as teacher ' faint evidences of literary su- Sunrise Rites his men won the high praise of and athletic director until the periority in these occasional Changing Tire; Police Chief George E. Keating close of the school term. He will compositions of mine. This Fords Saloon who said the incident might have Teacher Not Negligent, Board also immediately begin his addi- Easter Sunday turned out to be "another mass tional duties as supervisor of ele- claim is entirely without cor- Hit By Truck slaying similar to the Molnar case mentary education. His new sal- roboration, frankly, because Easy Pickings WOODBRIDGE — The young Carteret" in which two police- ary fixed at $4,500, will not be- in the only time anyone men- WOODBEIDGE—Andrew John- people's groups of the First Con- _ Finds? In Sewaren Pupil Injury come effective until July 1. tions my verbal excursions is men and a small girl were slain son, 35, of Great Neck, N. Y. was gregational Church, 'First Presby- j Nelson came to Woodbridge last The creation of the new post is For Thieves terian Church, Hungarian Reform- August from Carteret and was when I pull out the plug on severely injured when he was Inquiry Determines Ex- the initial step in the eight-point some phoney and exhibit a ed Church, Methodist Church and struck by a truck while changing said to have been insanely jealous tent Of Mishap Hurts Hark! program submitted and adopted certain fearlessn-ess to stand, Pay 2nd Visit Wkhin Trinity Episcopal Church will of his wife. She had fled from by the Cooperative group Monday a tire- on Route 25, near Ford up and whale away toe to Month And Walk Off again hold Easter Sunrise Service her home Monday night, bleeding Withheld By Child night. The program proposes the toe. Avenue. in the Woodbridge Park, School and hysterical, and neighbors put Turn Hands Of Clock elimination of the present double^ His injuries were listed as a pos- With $344 In Cash Street, at 6 A. M. In case of rain in a call to headquarters. Patrol- WOODBRIDGE — Unless fur- session at the high school and the the services will take place in the Ahead An Hour Start- This, surely, is a sad des- sible fracture of the skull and men Fred Linn, Jr. and Albert ther action ,is forthcoming from return of the single-session which • Hungarian Reformed Church, Martin arrived, to be met with a Mr. and Mrs. John Quinlan of ing April .28 was abandoned about twelve years tiny for a guy who has thelacerations of the scalp and face. 'FORDS—It was so easy the School Street. Sewaren, whose daughter, it is heart of a poet and through first time, apparently, thieves paid threat that if an effort was made ago due to over-crowded condi- Patrolman Panconi and Peterson Dr. Frank Kovacs, Professor to take him he would "blow you alleged, was injured in a school WOODBRIDGE—The Town- tions at the Barron avenue in- whose soul whispers a mur- handled the case for the police a return visit to the saloon of Al. of Bloomfield! Seminary and for- apart." Nelson was securely bar- accident, the Board of Education stitution. .. ' and John Kish, 582 New Bruns- ship Committee has postponed mur of music. I'm misunder- department and said the truck dri- mer pastor of the Hungarian Re- ricaded within the house. Monday night Wrote finis to the the setting of the sun for an wick Avenue, over the week-end. formed Church, will speak. His case. Oppose Nomination stood. I'm tired, too, of being ver was William Jenkins of Chaiv Linn and Martin put in a call hour for the Spring and Sum- a scarecrow hoisted in the This was their second call with- topic will be "Our Diay of Vict- for reinforcements and Patrolmen •School Commissioners Andrew lotte, N. C. The victim was given According to an investigation mer months. Aaroe, Maurice P. Dunigan, Dr. middle of the public corn- in a month and the owners report- ory." Van Pelt, Deter, Manton, Peter- conducted by the doctors' and If this seems like an accom- first aid treatment by the Wood- ed to police $344 was taken from Others participating in the pro- son, Ondeyko, Panconi and Dun- Seymour C. Deber and Joseph Mc- field to frighten off vultures nurses' committee of the board, plishment of such heroic pro- Andrews voted against the pro- bridge Emergency Squad. a drawer at the end of the bar. gram will be Rev. Earl H. Devan- ham responded, equipped with tear Mary Lee Quinlan, a pupil in the portion as to be incredible, wait which would prey on our When the thieves paid their first gram and Werlock's appointment. peace and tranquillity. Fur- Police reported that Mrs. Vir- ny, Rev. L. Kecskemethy, Rev. gas and riot guns. They surround- Sewaren school, was injured Nov- a minute. The Committee merely visit on April 8, the haul was $23William H. Schmaus, John Peter- ed the house and ordered the mani- Affirmative votes were cast by thermore, why should I do ginia Watoha, 24, of 12 Evergreen ember 29 when she fell over an- has instituted the observance in William L. Benson, who submit- although in their rush they over- son, Ruth Holland, Stephen Katel- acal Nelson to come out with "your the Township of daylight saving all the shooting when I Avenue, Fords was released from looked $2,500 which was hidden in other pupil's foot or leg-. ted the prog-ram and moved Mr. Perth Amboy General Hospital vero, Mary Ellis, and -a groifp of hands up." He made no sign of The injured pupil's parents time, come April 28, by the ex- should be writing a lyrical another part of the establishment. the Methodist choir. emerging. Werlock's appointment, Edwin monument to Spring, the after swallowing a small quantity charge the teacher and principal tremely simple mechanical de- Casey, Leo P. Farley, Leon Plich- of poison. The woman was carried At that time, Police Chief Keat- A breakfast will follow in the Use Tear Gas negligent in that their daughter vice of ordering all clocks to be ta and Harold Van Ness. great American novel, or a to the hospital by St. John's Emer- ing stated he warned the proprie- Hungarian Reformed Church Hall, The police smashed a kitchen moved ahead an hour. So if your was not treated or examined for Commissioner Benson set off jingle Harold Hoffman- can gency -Ambulance.. Radio Patrol- tors not to keep cash in their place School Street. f Continued on Pape 5) a mouth injury. The parents fur- timepieces show nine o'clock use as he travels the chicken men Lauritzen and Romond invest- over the week-end, even offering when the light finally fades in the fireworks with his motion the ther allege that their daughter Board create the office of supervi- supper circuit in search of igated the case. to provide a police escort for them was sent 'home from school with- the western sky, actually it'll be to their bank. Failure to follow sor of elementary education and votes? I even could be irfciliz- out medical attention. but eight and you will have had ,ing my great talent .in an this practice he pointed out, would -Route 100 Changes To Safeguard an hour more of daylight. that Mr. Werloek be appointed to encourage similar robberies. < The board's investigation of the the position at a salary of $4,5'00. Ode To Edge which could Local Store. incident reveals that the child hid If this is confusing, just for- be arranged with- a zither The latest theft was discovered Port Reading Children Urged' the injury from her teacher, and, get we ever brought it up—but Mr. McAndrews questioned the obligate A harp would be by Patrolman Joftn Manton when as a result, was not responsible. don't forget to twist the hands, advisability of acting" upon the he found the tavern door unlocked on your watch—or you and the motion. He stated, "we're going completely out of place, be- Wins Contract Rankin Reports On Plea; Dr. Millard Lowery, county cause it wouldn't be in the at 3:30 p. m. Sunday when he housing development in that sec- superintendent of schools, who train and/or bus won't make at this program too fast. Before was making his rounds. Entrance tion. A request was received from connections. we hire Mr. Werloek, let's find mood of the composition. WOODBRIDGE - On its low Grove Ave. Signal Light was present at 'Monday nig-ht's was not quite so easy the last tltfi6» the Avenel Community Center session, informed the board that, out if the single-session is at all * S: * * bid of $1,446.32, Woodbridge for the thieves were required to Restoration Requested urging early work on the develop- possible." Hardware Company was awarded by law, it was not liable for such School Board Accepts 3 There is so much work for climb through a rear window. ment of a playground in that sec- accidents. The board, however, Mr. Aaroe, president of the the contract for janitors' supplies WOODBRIDGE — Changes in tion and also "a fair share" of board, charged that "Mr. Werloek my pen, and here I am construction on the proposed new continued Dr. Lowery, is obligat- Resignations By Teachers for township schools by the board the appropriation contained in the served all his time in the high scratching away on public of Education Monday night. Vandenbree Is Installed New Jersey highway Route 100 ed to defend the teacher and ; enemies. Confidentially, I've 1946 budget for recreation pur- principal in any legal action that WOODBRIDGE—An Easter school and knows nothing of ele- Frank B. Acker was the suc- to provide maximum safety for parade of resignations struck heai-d that one or two of As VFW Post Commander school children in Port Reading poses. may arise in' this or any other mentary education. 1 am definitely them would like to scratch- cessful bidder for lamp supplies. similar case. the Board of Education at its ag-ainst his appointment." He bid $136.65. will be continued to be urged upon away on me, and in my usual' WOODBRIDGE—The next bus- Asks Reimbursement regular session Monday night Mr. Dunigan asked Mr. Benson state officials, Committeeman Her- in the high school. tactful fashion, I'd like to The board failed to receive bids iness session of Woodbridge Post bert B. Rankin declared at Jewish Group Mr. and Mrs. Quinlan told the whether or not Victor C. Nicklas, tell them to go ahead and try, and on its coal requirements. Walter No. 4410, Veterans of Foreign day's meeting of the Township board they have paid more than The board accepted, with re- supervising principal of schools, be damned, but more sober judg- Warr, speaking for the coal deal- Wars, will be conducted in the Committee. ?500 for medical treatment and gret, the resignations of Mrs. was consulted about the program. ment forbids, this picnic 'which I ers of the township, pointed out Municipal Building April 26. asked the board to reimburse Helen Sechrist, Mrs. Ruth H. Benson replied "no." "It seems that due "to the scarcity of coal Mr. Rankin declared the objec- To Offer Play Leisen and Mrs. Lillian Hruska. would enjoy thoroughly while I'm. At a. meeting in the School Street tions were called to the attention them with at least half the cost. to me," Dunigan said, "this ap- no one dealer could possibly sup- The resignations will take ef- pointment is being railroaded hanging around waiting to dash auditorium, Wjlliam Leach, past of Spencer Miller, State Highway WOODBRIDGE—The three-act The investigation conducted by ply all the schools. They are, how-county commander, installed the the special committee absolved fect at the close of the school through." off my bemiest to posterity in the ever, willing to deliver their pro- Commissioner, at a public hearing comedy "Three's A Family" will year. manner of Keats and Browning, following slate of officers: Post in Trenton a week ago. He said that the teacher and principal. The Dr. Deber joined the discussion portionate share to meet the heat- be presented in the high school A request from Mrs. Eliza- only better. I don't suppose it commander, Harry Vandenbree; chief concern centered around the board approved this report. with "we're rushing into a real ing requirements of the board, senior vice commander, James fact that present plans indicate auditorium M-ay 1 and 2 under beth Farrington Musacchia for would be. very nice of me bo show Mr. Warr concluded. permission to extend her leave- mess. Let's digest all features of Hawkins; junior vice commander, the new highway will bisect Port this program or we'll get ourselves them up as rank amateurs after i the auspices of Congregation Ad- Avenel Firemen Sponsors of-absence until September, all these years, and it might be: The board will award contracts Michael DeMuro; quartermaster Reading and, if this plan is adopt- ath Israel. into a lot of errors. Should the Robert Sattler, Jr., and advocate, 1947, was approved by the that I would show up myself j to several dealers at prevailing ed, will require the children to Of Show; Opens Tomorrow program fail, we'll be stock with OPA ceiling prices. Edward Doyle. cross the highway. Adequate sa- Joseph Najavitz is directing the board. Permission was also given Werloek at $4,500 a year." a,s being rank period—-tout at least production and the cast includes Miss Bertha Schermerhorn to fety measures were urged, he said, AVENEL—A carnival opening i Defends Qualifications they couldn't be using me to and the matter will be watched many local thespians who so suc- continue teaching until January frighten politicians the while. i tomorrow night and continuing' 1, 1947, at which time she will Mr. Werloek rose in defense of closely. cessfully presented "Three Men for eight days will be sponsored by * « * * retire. himself at this point and said "Mr. CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS Request that the traffic signal On A Horse" a year ago. the Avenel Fire Company at the Aaro-e's statement about me is un- The pattern of these pieces, I'm i Frank Lambert of the Tierney old stadium site near the Clover- afraid, has been set and I guess at Grove and Amboy Avenues, LEGION GETS OKAY fair. I'm thoroughly familiar with Note: Contributions to this column must be in this office whose operation was halted dur- Theatre 'Guild of Perth Amboy is leaf on St. George Avenue. WOODBRIDGE — Woodbridge elementary school work. You can't to satisfy the craving of my soul taking the part of Sam Whitaker The Bistany Brothers -show, I can do nothing but scribble my no later than Tuesday of each week. ing the war, be restored to service Post No. 87, the American Legion, tell if this -program will succeed was urged by Committeeman Ber- and the other characters are being featuring- rides and forty other was given permission by the Board unless you try it." sonnets on the back of envelopes portrayed by the following: Erma, attractions, is considered among and file them in the bureau drawer, APRIL gen. He also requested that a of Education Monday night to use Dr. Deber urged that the board 25-26:—Gay Nineties Revue to be sponsored by St. James' Par- number of streets in the First Mrs. Jean Lisk; Adelaide, Mrs. the most elaborate of its kind. Legion Stadium for Sunday base- consider iothers for the newly company for stubs of pencils, half Ann Feibush; Kitty, Mrs. Rose The show has travelled through- a package of Life Savers and a ish in St. James' Auditorium. Ward receive early attention from ball. The Woodbridge Township created post. "There certainly 26^Card party sponsoi-ed by Ladies' Auxiliary Avenel Fire Co. the road department. Belafsky; Hazel, Mrs. Sylvia Dem; out this country and Canada and Recreation Committee was also must be others in our school sys- broken watch chain. There must No. 1, at Avenel firehouse. Archie, Dr. Irving- R^binowitz; is expected to draw a capacity they test, hidden from the eager On its low' bid of $10,9'02, the granted the use of the stadium tem who are just as capable as First Annual Dance,, sponsored by Veterans of Pappy's Sons Middlesex Concrete Products and Frances, Mrs. Mildred Hutt; diaper crowd during its stay here. and School No. 11 field for the Werloek and who would like the appetite of a starving World of Social Club. man, Benjamin Kantor;Gene, Dr. letters, just part of a heap of junk. .' 26-27—Rummage sale sponsored by G.E.T. Club of First Con- Excavating- Company was award- new recreational program. job," Dr. Deber said. ed the contract tp supply road Ralph Deutch; Moving man, Eman- SEEK POSITIONS gregational Church in the Sunday School Rooms. uel Choper; 'Shrdlu, Louis Ellen- "The proposed program is de- •So I'll'never know whether I'm 29—Meeting of Co-operative Council of Woodbridge Township, repair and maintenance materials WOODBRIDiGE—Applications DRIVE POSTPONED sired by the parents," commented really a Keats or Browning, oniy Colonia Library at 8 P. M. for local work. The only other tuck; Western Union girl, Miss AVENEL —The Avenel First Florence Bernstein; Dr. Bartel, for positions as school nurses wei-e Van Ness. "T.he hoard has Deem better, "and I must smile even if bidder, the Utility Construction received by the Board of Educa- Aid Squad Paper Drive, scheduled going at this problem too> slow. my heart breaks as I concoct MAY Company of New Brunswick, sub- Irving Goodstein; Joe Franklin, for April 21st has been postponed Walter Ruderman; and Marion tion Monday night from Jean Aar- There are now 18 or 19 empty pieces about the insuffei-able arro- 1—Meeting to,organize a Ladies' Auxiliary of Woodbridge Post, mitted an estimate of $11,775. oe and Laura F. Mucciarelli. until Sunday, April 28th. class rooms in various schools. gance of a Chester Bowles, the No. 87, the Amex-ican Legion at Legion rooms. Franklin, Mrs. Carol Cohen. 1-2—Presentation of play, "Three's a Family," by Players' Protest Received We need someone now to make a cynical shamelessness of a Van Group of Congregation Adath ^Israel at Woodbridge High A protest was received from a survey that will bring about the Riper, and how the hell is it that School Auditorium. group of 12 residents on Ridge- Iselin Couple, Married 31 elimination of the double-session," you can got on probation in Mid- 2-3—Community-sponsored minstrel show at Sewaren School dale Avenue against any low-cost Impetus For Lagging Red Cross he concluded. dlesex County so easy. Instead of Auditorium. Years, Guests At Dinner The.discussion grew more heat- deathless donations to pure art, 6'—Meeting of 'G. E. T. Club, Congregational Church, at home ed as it entered its second hour. I'll be scribbling essays about the of Mrs. Carl Anderson, Grenville Street, Woodbridge. Chief Operator At Local ISELIN — Miss Rose Gill of Drive 'Ike's'Plea Nieklas desired to know whether sham and the hypocrisy and the Mother's Day meeting- of Pickwick Club with mothers of Harding Avenue was hostess at WOODBRIDGE—New Impetus seas operations by returning ser- members as guests at home of Mrs. F. Ward Brown, Exchange Is Given Party or not there would be divided au- insincerity in government and out, a dinner party in New York City in the lagging Woodbridge Town- vicemen. thority between the office of su- wherever they may,, be detected. Freeman Street, Woodbridge. 8—First Ward Republican Club Dinner-Dance at Colonia Coun- WOODBRIDGE — Eighty co- on the thirty-first wedding anni- ship annual Red Cross campaign "For the most part these criti- pervising principal and the new * * * * try Grub. workers from Woodbridge and versary of her parents, Mr. and for funds is anticipated as a re- cisms have grown out of a Red post. He pointed out that if such Still, I suppose I might do Annual meeting of Iselin Free Public Library Association neighboring towns gave a dinner Mrs. Gordon Gill of Harding Ave- sult of a strong appeal by Chief Cross policy of making nominal were the intent of the appoint- worse. I might see it and not in Library rooms. dance in the Middlesex Hotel for nue. Also present were Mr. and of Staff Dwight D. Eisenhower. charges to -our forces for food ment there would be too much write about it a.nd then where 9—Woodbridge Township €ivic Conference Meeting, Sewaren Miss Alice Dolan, Grove Avenue, Mrs. Arthur Gill of Union City General Eisenhower issued his and lodgings in fixed Red Cross "buck-passing." would we be without me to deliver School. on the a-niversary of her associa- and Mr. and Mrs. Everton Gill of plea after hearing rumors of com- installations abroad, .but these "I still say this matter should 17—Annual concert Woodbridge Township School Bands in tion with the local office of the Mount Vernon, N. Y. plaints against the Red Cross by complaints are distressing to me iny high-voltage diatribes? Woodbridge High, School -Auditorium, 8 P. M. be taken up with Mr. Nicklas," • * * * * New Jersey Bell Telephone Com- returning servicemen. since this particular Red Cross responded Dunigan. "Let's study 18—Spring Dance sponsored by Mt. Carmel Post, Catholic War policy was adopted at the re- Anybody want

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SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC | PHILIPPINES ;. SEATTLE, Wash.-i-In the worst | The House of Representatives -.OBITUARIES outbreak of disease1 since 1913, has passed a measure to give tils (Continued from Page 1) five persons have died in this city Philippine Islands eight years tfj mentof Holy Communion will be Ye Faithful Rai.se the Strain." Peterson, and Dorcas, Lorraine ;mily F. Beck of smallpox recently. Health of- Zwoyer, come anxiously into the WOODBRIDGE—Mrs. Emily F. ficiate said the infection came free trade, with a quota basis for administered. St. John's Church, Sewarsn 1 garden expecting to find the tomb eck, widow of William C. Peck, from Japan with returning serv- major imports. The :-f?l> i * de- The Easter morning service will Service at 11:10 A. M.: Pro- tightly sealed. In the conversation ied Monday. She had resided at icemen. Mass vaccination of the signed to cushion the economic be as follows: Organ prelude, cessional Hymn, "Jesus Christ Is which ensues, the angel of the je home of her son, Chester G. city's residents and school chil- ''Paean of Easter"; processional, Risen Today"; Kyria Eleison, • J. shock when the Islands heeume garden, Violet Nelson, announces eck, 517 Tisdale • Place, Wood- dren has been' undertaken. "Welcome, Happy Morning"; In- Barnby; Sequence Hymn, "At the free and independent. After the the resurrection of the Christ. Be- ridge.- Besides Mr. Peck,- a sister,. vocation and Lord's Prayer; Dox- Lamb's High Feast, We Sing"; G. O. P. CHAIRMAN eight; years, a graduated tariff will tween the first and second scenes Irs. Minnie C. Haskell, of Pontiac, ology; Responsive Reading; Gloria Gloria Tibi, T. Tallis; Sermon go into effect at the race of fro Miss Mabel Treen will sing "A [ich., survives. The Republican National Com- Patri; carol, "Blow, Golden Trum- Hymn, "Alleluia! Alleluia! Alle- mittee recently elected' Represen- Man Is Dead, He Will Arise Funeral services ^vere held yes- per cent a year. Thereafter, regi pets, Blow"; l'eading of Scripture; luia I The Strife Is O'er." tative B. Carroll Reece, Member Again." ;rday at 2:00 o'clock from the ular duties would apply to Philip-i hymn, "The Strife Is O'er"; Sermon: "Wanted: A Concrete : of the House of twenty-five reiner Funeral Home, 44 Green pine products. ~i prayer; offertory anthem, "He Is Christianity," Rev. F. Newton, The second scene shows Mary years, from Tennessee, to suc- treet, Woodbridge. "Burial will Risen," solo, Mr. Lauritsen; hymn, Howden. Magdalene in conversation with ceed Herbert Brownell, -Jr., who ike place today in Green Mount "The Day of Resurrection"; ser- Peter and John who search the recently resigned as National THE NEW Offertory Anthem : "From cemetery, Montpelier, V't. mon, "My Christ Is Alive," Rev. Gloom to Glory." tomb for traces of the missing- Chairman. Fuess; hymn "Jesus Christ Risen Lord. Left alone in the garden, Sanctus, J. Taylor. ? Today"; benediction; amen four- Gloria in Excelsis, "Old Scot- Mavy Magdalene has a vision oi rank Germane NO BARGAIN WASHING fold; organ postlude, "Oster.mo-r- tish Chant." the risen Christ, and announces PORT READING—Frank Ger- SEATTLE, Wash.—After buy- MACHINE p;en." Dresden Amen. His resurrection; the whole band lano, 78, died Monday at his ing- two tons of coal at a $5.00 ome, Second Street, Port Read- discount, Larry Smith is wonder- Trinity Episcopal Church Recessional, "Come, Ye Faith- of disciples who throng the garden HAS ARRIVED AT ig. Surviving are his wife, Ger- ing if he got such* a bargain after Woodbridge ful, Raise the Strain," by Arthur listen. Others who have joined the ldine Minucci Germane; three all. The coal was delivered, to a Prelude, "Cavatina," by Bohn. S. Sullivan. characters mentioned in Scene 1 aughters, Mrs. Angelo D'Alessio, neighbor's house by mistake and it Church School services of Eve- are. James, son of Zebedee, Peter Violin solo by W. S. N'eebe. f Iselin; Mrs. Joseph Catri, of took Smith 75 trips, carrying 50 Processional hymn, "Jesus Christ ning Prayer and address by the Weissenbm-ger, Thomas the doubt- : HOME APPLIANCES er, James Franklin, Jr.; Bartholo- larteret, and'Mrs. Frank Zuccara, pounds of coal in two scuttles, to Ts Risen Today." Vicar will be held at 4:30. All f New York City; a son, Ralph, get the coal home. Telephone Woodbridge 8-0648 Introit, "In Joseph's Lovely members of the Church School are mew, Douglas Levi; Andi-ew, Oran Perry, Jr., Mary, Mother of Jesus, f Port Reading and eleven grand- State Theatre Building Garden," Spanish traditional carol. asked to bring their Lenten Mite •hildren. * Veterans Administration opposes WOODBRIDGE Miss Mary Jo Finn, soloist. boxes to this service to be pre- Miriam Lorch; Elizabeth, Virginia its giving antos-to amputees. Marsh; and Martha, Mrs. Walter Funeral services were held yes- Gradual, "That Easter Day With sented at the altar. The service erday . morning • at 8:30 o'clock Joy Was Bright," by Praetorius. will be followed by an Easter egg Thompson. After hearing Mary Magdalene's story, Thomas has a romthe home, and at 9:00 o'clock Sermon hymn, "Alleluia," by hunt. rom St. Anthony's Church Port Palestrina. Methodist Church, WoodbHJge vision of the Lord, and James Kit- tle, in the character of Joseph of leading, with the Rev. Stanislau Offertory Anthem, "Lord of An Easter pageant, "Whom t'lilos officiating. Bearers were Arimathaea, sings the triumphant Our Life," by Nevin. Soloists, Seek Ye," will be presented in the 3atsy D'Alessio, Nunzio -Minucci, chorus from the anthem "Open Mrs. Clarence Davis and Robert Methodist Church on Easter Sun- •Yank- Rutalo, Dominick Minucci, the Gates of the Temple." The Mouncey. day evening- &i 8 o'clock. After a Jataly Minucci, and Frank Ta- disciple John, played by John Sermon topic. "The Risen brief service of worship conducted iano. Burial was in St. James'. Lord." Peterson, recites words of Jesus Cemetery/Woodbridge. by the pastor, Rev. Homer W. from the gospel, and the Bach Recessional hymn, "Come Ye Henderson, the pageant will begin Faithful, Raise the Strain," by .Chorale "Oh, Savior Sweet," is with a group of purple-clad, sor- >N GOOD FRIDAY 0 - Sullivan. sung by Evelyn McCullagh and v- V- rowing women, consisting- of Rae Miriam Lorch in the roles, during RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The Postlude,. "Recessional," by Marsh, soloist, and Virginia Marsh, Jaritan Township Tax Office will Stainer. which families of the disciples, Miriam Lorch and Mrs. Walter played by Mrs. James Kittle and >e closed on Good Friday, April St. James' CKurch, V/oodbridije Thompson, who will sing "There !!) and Saturday, April 20. Prelude, "Alleluia, Alleluia, Let son, Mrs. Jesse Fuge and daugh- Is a Green Hill Far Away." The • i the Holy Anthems Rise"; "Vida ter, and Mrs. Michael Gutwein and disciple John, played by John Easter will lack chocolate bnn- : Aqua.m," choir. children, come to the garden gate Peterson, follows with a solo, lies because of shortages. Mass in honor of Sacred Heart to join in the worship. After a "When I survey the Wond'rous of Jesus. blessing- is pronounced upon the Cross." Four disciples, Joseph -of disciple band by the Apostle John, Kyrie Eleison. (a) Solo, Christe Arimathaea, Nicodemus, Peter and the entire east sings a fifteenth Eleison," J. J: Keating'. i James, son of. Alpheus, played by century French carol, "Oh, Sons Gloria in Excelsis Deo. (a) Solo, James (Kittle, Jesse Fuge, Michael and Daughters, Let Us Sing." Qui Tollis, Mrs. E. McKenna. Gutwein and Walter Thompson, Music for the pageant is in Credo. respectively, sing- "Were You Offertory, Regina Coeli, choir. 1 charge of Robert Sohanck, organ- There When They Crucified My ist of Sanford Street Methodist (Sanctus (Solo Benedictus). Lord.?" and "Oh, Sacred Head Agnus' Dei: Soprano,- Mrs. J. Church, East Orange. The ushers Now Wounded," with appropriate ••will be Charles Schwenzer, Jr., O'Brien; alto Mrs. A. Galaida. pantomime before the open door Postlude: "Christ the Lord Is Wayne Finegar, James . Auburn of a gray rock sepulchre set in a and James Lorch. Risen Today." garden of spring blooms and St. John's Church, Fords plants- Two Roman soldiers, Er- Holy Thursday, 8 P. M.: Holy Communion service. 7:00 A. M.: Service of the Holy nest Lundgren and Richard Blent, Good Friday, 8 P. M.: The Cru- Eucharist, with address, "The enter, to disperse the praying dis- cifixion Message in song and ser- Easter Story." ciples and to close and seal the mo"h. George Ruddy will be in 9:00 A. M.: Choral Eucharist rock door before the tomb. As the charge of the choir, which will and sermon, "Wanted: A Concrete soldiers pace slowly up and down sing the anthem, "A Place Called Christianity." guarding the tomb, .members •• of Gethsemane," W. A. Shaw. A fe- 10:15 A. M. — Church School the cast will sing the traditional Spanish carol, "In Joseph's Lovely male quartette will sing "There Is service and Easter egg hunt. Garden," at the close of whieiia a Green Hill." (Rae Marsh, Mrs. Order of service at 9:00 A. M.: three angels in shining white, Mar- Walter Thompson, Miriam Lorch Processional Hymn, "Kyria Elei- ian Pappas, Violet Nelson and and Virginia Marsh. "Oh, Savioi son," T. Tertius Noble; Sequence Dorothy Hendricksen, come from Sweet" will 'be a duet by Evelyn Hymn, "He Is Risen"; Gloria Tibi; the rear of the church and roll McCullagh and Miriam Lorch. The Sermon Hymn, "Alleluia! Alleluia! away the massive stone from the sermon will be "'Good' Friday." Alleluia! The Strife Is O'er." mouth of the cave and place lilies Easter at 11 A. M.: The Eas.tei Offertory Anthem: "Joy Dawned before the open tomb. Mary of music will be directed by George Again on Easter Day." Bethany, Rae Marsh, enters the Post Communion Hymn: "Jesus garden to sing "Angel, Oh Tell Ruddy, organist. The anthems by Lives!" by Henry A. Gauntlett. Me, Oh, Where Canst I Find the senior choir will be "Great and Sermon. Him?" with antiphonal responses Glorious," Haydn, and "Rise Ms 'Set-sum Corda: "Cantus Solem- by the angels, and the choir as Soul," Ira B. Wilson. A duet will nis." Mary of Bethany withdraws, Mary be "Calvary," by - Rodney. The Sanctus: A. S. Cooper. Magdalene, Evelyn McCullagh, Gloria in Excelsis: "Old Scot- and :a group of women bearing tish Chant." spices, Salome, Virginia Bergen; Dresden Amen. Mary Mother of James, Marianne Recessional Hymn: 170, "Come 1! E0JLBS EEJACON 'MPJHSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946 PAGE THREE of talisman roses and bronze snap- dragons. Wctmsed Activity At AvenelParish Revue Nippon Post AreneLGirl Is Bride Brother Best Man Eugene P. Habich of Perth Am- April 25, 26Served In Pt Reading boy was his brother's best man For wipes' W@meii Church Is Described By Pastor For Williams and the ushers were William E. AVENEL—An increase in thepupils, five teachers and two of- WQ0DM1D6E—Court Merce- WOODBRIDGE—Final rehear- PORT READING — Following AVENEL—Miss Helen Made- Skay of Woodbridge and Frank scope and activities, of the First ficers. The recently inaugurated- WITH THE 8TH ARMY IN Brandauer of this place. des No. 769,- Catholic Daughters Presbyterian Church was described two-session school was described, sals are being held this week for their attendance at Palm Sunday JAPAN—Technician Fifth Grade line Hofg-esang, daughter of Mr. of America; will sponsor a Com- services in a body at St. Anthony's and Mrs. William Hofgesang of The bride's mother wore a, at the annual congregational meet- the division being made because of the Gay Nineties Revue to be held Herbert D. Williams, Sewaren, melon-colored dress with, royal munion Breakfast for/all women ing by the pasfcoiyRev. C. A. Gallo- lack of space. The primary and Church Sunday, the combined St. George avenue, became the at St. James Auditorium, April 25 church societies and parish mem- New Jersey, is now serving- with blue accessories and a corsage of of St. James' Parish in St. James' way returned to his pastorate in junior departments meet at 9 a. HI . the famous 1st Cavalry division in bride of Walter H. Habich, son of and the seniors'and beginners at and 26. bers of the Port Reading Fire orchids. The bridegroom's mother Auditorium, May 5 after the J;November after service as chaplain the present occupation of the Nip- Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Habich wore a brown suit with aqua- -ivith the Navy. 9:45. Featured in some of the famous Company attended a communion pon Capital. o'clock mass. songs of that era will be several breakfast in the church hall. of 95 Avenel street, Saturday marine accessories and an orchid Larger attendance at the Sun- Also Report duets. "Bicycle Built for Two" The Rev. Patrick Joseph Cor- Overseas since May 1945, Will- afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in thecorsage. Mrs. James J. Keating has been day morning services was reported Membership in the Ladies'- Aid iams is a mail clerk with the 12 th First Presbyterian Church with the Mr. and Mrs. Habich are on a appointed chairman, and will be by the pastor and he also stated will be sung by William Crowe coran, S. C, blessed the food and 1 1 Society was placed at 50 by Mrs.and Kathleen Schicker. H. B. Quig- addressed the large group. Other Cavalry Regiment, A veteran of Rev. C. A. Galloway, pastor, per- wedding trip through upper New- assisted by the following commit- that considerable new interest and Robert Grimley and Mrs. John one campaign, he wears the Asia- York State. For traveling, the tee; Miss'-Helen Van Tassel, co- ley and Susan Murphy will sing speakers included William Grau- forming the ceremony. enthusiasm has been shown in theMorgan who also advised the So-and waltz their way through, sam, Jr., a representative of thetic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon with The wedding music was played bride wore brown and cream chairman, Mrs. William Grausam, various church organizations. Will- ciety is undertaking the purchase one campaign star for Luzon, and checked dress, beige swagger coat Mrs. John Cosgrove> Mrs. Michael "Waltz Me Around Again Willie", Knights of Columbus, Woodbridge by the church organist, Mrs. S. P. iam Falkenstern, chairman of the of a new organ for the church to and Joseph Mesics and Bernice Council; the Rev. Thomas Ken- the Philippine Liberation RiVbon Krug-, and the soloist was Frank •with brown and beige accessories. DeJoy, Miss Margaret Sullivan, building committee, displayed cost $2,650. Other reports were Schicker will sing "In Old Newnedy of Chicago, who,currently is with one star. He also wears the Vigh, cousin of the bride. A re- Mrs. Robert Owens, Mrs. Thomas plans for the proposed addition read as follows: Mrs. Frederick conducting a mission for men inGood Conduct Medal and the Lott, Woman's Bible Class; Ed- York". A waltz medley will be ception for about 200 guests was BETROTHED MeDermott, Miss 'Susan Murphy, to the church and the suggested sung by Dorothy Shaul and Doro- Carteret; Joseph Dambach, a rep- Ribbon. held at the home of the bride's WOflDBRIDGE — The Mrs. William Golden, Mrs. August new Sunday School facilities. He mund Speece, Man's Organization; resentative of the Keasbey Fire parents. announcement is made of the en- said he hoped that construction Senior Christian Endeavor, Miss thy Kacmarek, and Shirley Rees As a civilian, Williams attend- Bauman, Mrs. John Einhbrn, Mrs. and Mary Pat Kenny will sing Company, and Mrs. Edward Gal- ed the Woodbridge High School. The bride, given in marriage by gagement of Margaret Ellen Con- Edward Einhbrn, Miss Margaret could begin. within another year. Janet Young; High C. E., Robert vanek, president of the Ladies' cannon, daughter of Mrs. John H. Unanimous approval of the plans Campbell; Intermediate C. E.,"Two Little Girls in Blue". Mar- He entered the Army in August her father, wore a white mar- Dunn, Mrs. Ruth Wainwright, Mrs. garet Boyle will sing one of the Auxiliary. Charles McGettigan 1944, taiid took basic training at quisette gown with a drop-shoulder Concannon of Woodbridge and the John M. Mullen.; was voted. Nancy Perry; Scout Troop 41, served as master of ceremonies. Scoutmaster William Kissane. comedy numbers of the show, Fort Riley, Kansas. neckline, long sleeves and a full late John H. Concannon to Alastair Tickets may he procured from Miss, Louise Bergmueller and "Waitin' At the Church". It was announced during break- His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her-length train. Her fingertip veil Ian Fraser, son of Mr. and Mrs. any member of this committee and Miss Betty Labat reported on pro- Philip Prasser, Adolph Rasmus- . Ralph Anzivino, Jr. will offer fast that Catholic members of the bert D. Williams, reside at 128was arranged from a tiara of John Fraser of Bayonne, N. J. all reservations should be made by gress in the Sunday School, stat- sen, Stephen Shaffer and Andrew "Some Sunday Morning," and Wal- fire company will attend Father Woodbridge Avenue in Sewaren. orange blossoms. She carried a May 1. ; / ; ing that there is at present an Shaffer were reelected as trustees ter Brown, "If I Had My Way." Kennedy's mission in Carteret this bouquet of gardenias, white gladi- AIRCRAFT BARGAINS enrollment of 260 pupils with 28 for three years and Raymond Another comedy number in theweek. oli, sweet peas and snapdragons. Bargains in aircraft are found Farmers are urged by La teachers. The average attendance Gribble was elected for a three- show will be presented by Marga- Lt. Nelson, in- Service 48 Mrs. Frank Ungvary of Wood- at Kingman, Arizona, where more year term. William Detweiler, Wil- Mrs. Lillian Schiavo served as Guardia to sell wheat to thewas reported at 184 and attend- ret Dunn, the "Queen of the Navy chairman of the communion break- Months, On Inactive List bridge, as her cousin's matron of than seven thousand bombers, DNRRA. ance pins were awarded to 78 liam Johnson and Hiram Tuttle honor, wore a corn-colored chif- fighters and training planes are were reelected elders for three Yards", when she sings "Strike up fast, and she was assisted by Mrs. the Band". The show will alsoAnna Cai'tinsky, Mrs. Julia Polin- WGOBRIDGH&—Lt. (jg) Philip fon marquisette gown with a parked on a five-square-mile area. years and' John Morgan for one sweetheart neckline, three-quarter A Flving Fortress, which cost year. feature the artistry of two of the sky, Mrs. Elizabeth Urban, Mrs. N. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. very young members of- the cast, Dorothy Galvanek, Mrs. Madeline Fred A. Nelson, 676 St. George length sleeves and a full skirt. $175,000 to build, sells for. $13,- Deacons elected were, Mrs. Carol Yuhas singing "A Pretty Tyrell and Mrs. Florence Kollar. Avenue, has been released to in-Her accessories matched her gown 750, and a P-38 which cost around Adolph Zieseniss and Mrs. William Girl is Like A Melody, and Marian active duty from the Nava.1 Ser- and she carried a cascade bouquet $55,000, can be had for $1,250. Johnson, reelected for three years Ferraro singing "I'm Always Chas- TO GET NEW CAR vice. • '".••::::- Authorized ,. •William Whitley, two years, anding Rainbows". WOODBRIDGE—The Board of He has been in the service for Mrs. Elmer Hobbs, one year. Education will advertise for bids 48 months,; participating in ac- Important Richard Myers has been appoint- Robert Powers will offer "Little for a new car to replace the pres- tion at the Marshall Islands, ed financial secretary of the cam-Annie Rooney" and "The Daught- ent "old vintage" vehicle being Guam, Pelau, Leyte and Okina- AH servicemen receiving this newspaper wJio have been dis- paign for funds which has already er of Rosie O'Grady", with the used by the attendance officer. wa. He wears the following ci- charged, returned to the States, or have a change o-f address, DODGE^PLYMOUTH begun. Pledge cards for the fund capable aid of the Floradora Girls. tations: commendation ribbon, are asked to please notify this newspaper's Subscript!©!?* Depart- may be obtained from Mr. Falk- The dances will be staged by the Pepper Storage Pacific ribbon with five stars, ment. Since errors often occur when the information is given by- enstern or Mr. Myers. Don Lane Studio of Perth Amboy, Whole black pepper can be stored American theatre, Philippine lib- telephone, we urgently request that the change of address be and the show is under the direction as long as 100 years without deteri- eration with one star and Victory sent by mail. .••••-•• Service Social Cluh Planning Dance of John J. Triggs of South Amboy. oration, say experts, citing an ex-Ribbon, World War II. The pianist is Miss Mary Maher ample of such storage in a London In Church Hall April 26th and the orchestra will be under warehouse. the direction of Pete Keller of RETURNS TO BASE WOODBRIDiGE — Final plans Rahway. Imported Food AVENEL—Pvt. George E. Ku- Wholesale Parts were completed for the first an- Before the war, even with inten- zen, of 151 Demurest Avenue, nual dance to be sponsored by the sive cultivation, Europe depended on Avenel, has returned to Parris Veterans of Pappy'a Sons Social Senator La Follette, seeking imports for about 1G per cent of her Island, S. C, after spending a Club. The dance will take place re-election, to run as "Republican. food. 10-day furlough with his parents. April 26th in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Hall, Smith street, Wood- bridge. Al Kalla's orchestra will furnish the music. FRANK Plans were also made for the coming 'baseball season. The club Ladies! will enter a team in the senior class in the Recreation Legue. VAN SYCKLE Louis Elek is manager. — Just the thing you've been waiting for! Stop being figure-con- scious. Be clever and lose inches the MODERN way. Visit us and HELP HIRED WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Lillian see all we have to offer. Call for an appointment at once. Telephone 159 New Brunswick Avenue A, Cochrane of Iselin, upon the N.-B. 2-9081. recommendation of School Com- missioner William L. Benson, was named as an assistant to the jani- • Perth .Amboy, JV. J. tor of Iselin school No. 15 by the school board Monday night. Mrs. Modern Slenderizing Salon Cochrane is to receive seventy cents an hour, with a maximum of 57 MEEKER AVENUE, PISCATAWAYTOWN NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. "• Tel. P. A. 4-0591 25 hours per week. Benson was authorized to engage similar as- Under Management of Louise C. Leta, Marie C. Mancuso sistants for schools No. 1, 7, 10 The No. 4 and No. 6 Bus Leaving Perth Amboy Stops at Our Corner 'and 11.

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'Rebirth Of Great Nations' Slate Of OHicers Named ! HOLD'S ELECTION Board Faction! For Teens Prospective Bride Given Officers Arelfflied Town-Owned "WOODBRIDGE—Barbara Bai Surprise Party in Rahway Tuesday Study Club Topic By Sewaren Church Club tonek- has been elected presides of The Girls' Friendly Society of •Otters Plan ISELIN—Miss Hazel Lawyer of By- D,A; R. Uitlere WOODBRIDGE — "Rebirth Of 'SEWAREN — An organization" Trinity Episcopal Church. Others Correja avenue was given a sur- Great Nations" was the subject meeting- oi' St. John's Supper Club named are Shirley Worth, vice was held Tuesday at St. John's WOODBRIDGE—An eight-point puse miscellaneous shower at the WOODERIDGE — Janet Gage WOODBRIDGE—Receipts dur- for discussion at a meeting of the president and Rosemary Ridyard, home -of the Misses Violet and Chapter, D. A. ;R., at its April ing March of "$35,804.60 -wera.re- Tuesday Afternoon Study Club Parish House with Mrs. Adelaide program for the development oi Crowley elected as president and secretary. The president named the Woodbridge Township school Alice Geertsen of Rahway. Miss meeting Monday in the home of ported by Real Estate Director held in Ramble Inn, Metuchen. Mrs, E..C. Ensign was hostess. Mrs. Harper A. Sloan elected these committee chairmen: Rose system, including establishment ol Lawyer-will be married April. 28 Mrs. Grace V. Brown, Green William Allgaier to the Township 'A?vn Ziesemer, publicity; Carol Re to Predeitek Reight. Mrs.. G. Myron Walters con- secretary-treasurer. - -half-day kindergarten classes, has Street, elected the following offL Committee. burn, social and Carol Crowlyn, 1 1 Others present were Mrs. John tributed a paper on "My Revo- The group decided to donate $50 'been prepared by the Teacher ; cers for three years: Registrar, On Monday night, the Commit- prrayer. Deckei, Mis Herbert Winsper, Miss Rae Osborn; historian, Mrs. lutionary Years" by Mine. Wei toward the new furnace for the - Committee of the Board of Educa- tee at a public sale disposed of I Miss Veid Winsper, Mrs. Frances Albert R. Bergen; chaplain, Mrs. parcels of municipally-owned land Tao-Ming and Mrs. Harry J. Linda parish house. Mrs. L. H. Brown tion. William L. Benson is chaii- gave a paper on "My Lives In PIG LEADS TO STILL man of the committee. > Sluk, Mrs Charles, Lawyer, Mrs. Ernest C. Moffett; librarian, Mrs. to 38."purchasers. The buyers and donated a coffee pot to the club. Lloyd Decker Mrs. Joseph Rap- Russia" by Markoosha Fischer. ' Announcement was made that the TULSA, Okla.—A pig drank Despite charges the reooirjmend:?- Cedric Ostrom; board member, the prices paid follow: aeioli, Mis Michael Pegos, Mrs. Mrs. George P . Merrill. The slate Two poems, "A Ballad of group would meet the third Tues- ja'om a drain out of a small dwell- "tions were the result of secret t George Olmezer, S3,000; Ray- Easter" by Garrison and "At Thomas Adnance, Miss 'Madeline was presented by a nominating mond Overgaard, $1,250; Charles day oi each month. ing- on the city's outskirts. Notic- meetings and were known only to Pinto, Miss Mildred Rapaeioli, Miss Easter" by Campbell, were g-iven three board members elected un- committee composed of Mrs. John Ryan, $500; Norman Tanzman, Others present were Mrs. Al- ing its peculiar perambulating im- Giace Sluk, Miss Eleanor Pinto, M." Kreger, chairman, Mrs. C. Ros- by Mrs. Albert R. Bergen. bert Leu, Mrs. Harry Halsey, Mrs. mediately thereafter, sheriff's dep. der the sponsorship of" the -Co- $2,500;•"William and Florence Ne- The club will hold its annual Mi and Mis Christen Geertsen, coe Chase and Mrs. W. Le-on meth, .$1,750; Azell H. Crowe, Jeanett.e Randolph, Mrs. Earl uties investigated and found a 55- operative Council, they will be Ll-oyd DecKei, Harold Hansen, guest night meeting May 7 at the Lloyd, Mrs. W. Nixon Eborn. Mrs. pressed for adoption. The cost in- Harned. • $250; Thomas G. Desmond, ,gaHon still and 1,100 gallons of John Geeitsen and Frederick $1,200; Charles and Jennie Benz, home of Mrs. Victor C. Nicklas Lawrence Peterson, Mrs. W. Frank I mash. volved-and' the method .of opei- A donation was voted io the in Church Street. Kiddie Keep Well Camp. < $300; Elmer and Helen Megee, Burns and the Rev. and Mrs. F. »ation were not disclosed in the Newton Howden. Teport. The program following the busi- $125; Sam Zimmerman, $500; East 28rd Street Corporation -of $10,000 IN BACK PAY The recommendations follow: Long-Time Sunday School ness session featured a paper con- Pfc. Kyle F. Arnell, who was tributed by Miss. Edna Agan of New York City, $2,036; D. E. P.- 1,500 ATOMIC BOMBS j "The Board of Education to Corporation, $1,250; Edward J. interned for 32 months by the make s supreme effort to place the Worker Gives Talk'Here South Amboy on the history of Japanese, has nearly $10,000 in Representative Hugh De Lacy, Janet Gage Chapter from .the time Kimball, $1,200; Robert S. • -ffrgX Sthool on a sing-le session WOODBRIDGE — E. II. Good, Rhodes, -$1,100; Charles and Grace back pay coming to him from the Democrat of Washington, asserts basis. In order to accomplish thi= of its organization, January 21, War Department. The sum also that military authorities have man of'Roselle, associated in Sun- 1924, to the present day. Seng, $1,000. •objective the 9th grade must be day School work for the past 30 includes family allotments which 1,500 atomic bombs, stored away • removed from the High School years, was the guest speaker at The chapter will-hold a covered J. Warren fiddler, $1,000; Jos- piled up while his wife and eight and are manufacturing others. No building and placed in appropriate the covered dish supper meeting dish luncheon meeting on May 18 eph and Mary Child, $800; Jacob children were hiding from the Jap- confirmation of the figure has spa-ee now vacant Monday at the First Presbyterian at the home of Mrs. James F. Noel V. Geiling, $750; Joseph and anese in the Philippine hill coun- conie "from any other source. Chmch by the officers and teach- in Plainfield. Fourteen members Clara Bartus, $700; Andrew and try. 'To shift grade school popula- Ann Kulpa, ?G80; John and Bar- tions in order to eliminate port- eis of the Sunday School. William were present and guests were Miss C Reid, program chairman, con- Gladys Hayden of Plainfield, Miss bara Pisco, $625; Joseph and Nieh- rie Frelish, $250; Ralph Kapistas, ables. This task to be undertaker* olina Contala, $500; Jacob and as soon as the enrollment in the ducted the devotions and intro- Barbara Reyder, member of the $250; Stanley Kowalezyk, S20O; duced the speaker. C. A. R., Mrs. O. D. Pruden, Miss Julia Floerseh, $500; John Bere- Walter and Helen Gurka, $150; grade schools for the year 1946-47 Anna L. Johnson and Miss Sophie zowsky, $500; Joseph and Helen Ethel Miele, $150; Joseph Kontra. is known. Dmmg the short business ses- K. Johnson' of this place. Dobransky, §400. S200; Michael Serko, $100; Clara "To develop and institute a sion, "with Edwin P. Plueddemaim, Mattenson, $100; Theodore and course of study in all Township supeimtendent, presiding, tenta- Stephen and Katherine Bishop, $375; Richard Foerch, $250; Mich- Helen Sponoski, $100; George and LIQUID. TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS grade schools at the earliest pos- tive plans were announced for the PUERTO RICO Joan Manry, $250. sible moment. Children's Day observance and an- A study by the Tariff Commis- ael Gulick, $250; William and Car- CAUTION—Use Only as Directed PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Seeks 'Team' Work nual picnic. sion concludes that Puerto Rico "To organize the giade school would' suffer, rather than benefit principals into a smooth working RACE TRACK TRANSFER economically from political ind- team in place of the present group •WOODBRIDGE — As soon as pendence, statehood or dominion of individualists. the necessary papers are prepared, status. Economists also reached the A charming costume for teen- "To institute half-day kinder- the Township Committee will deed conclusion that only the emigra- agers in the Easter Parade is the former race- track property tion of one million people and a garten classes in such school areas this black faille two-piece dress as are desirous of same—due at- over to the Board of Education sharp reduction in the birth rate worn by Anne Francis, of for stadium purposes, it was an- among those remaining, would per- tention being paid to the number NBC's "When a Girl Marries." \ of qualified teacher? available and nounced at a meeting of the school mit the island to even approach The jacket with tiny, fitted ; board Monday night. i economic self-support. the best interests of the pupils. waist, has a pert little peplum. • •'To organize Parent-Teacher. that sticks out in tack, and the Pupil groups in each of our grade neck and sleeves are edged with schools and in the High School. eyelet embroidery. Emily Wil- ; "To institute a continuous kens designed the costume. The ; evaluation -of our grade schools black gabardine birdcake box Master WE extend our best ""through use of voluntary evalua- ibag is designed by Koret. SPECIAL SALE tbrs from other school systems. wishes for your -- "To encourage the formation of CHRISTIAN BROS. Makingr Room for Alterations adult education classes." Celling Buster •x good wall ceiling duster can" be BRANDY . Latest Style Pearl and Hedstron happiness on this " Plans for a big organized re- made by slipping a large flour sack 5th-$4.11 Carriages and Coaches. All serve corps laid by the Army. over a floor mop. metal gears, nicely trimmed. long awaited peacetime Easter. CHRISTIAN BROS. Great savings. Golden Sherry BABY WALKERS Blue and Ivory 6-" -A iew Easter Dawns • 5th - $1.44 to bring- renewed hope in the hearts of BABY HIGH CHAIRS men the world over. 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RABTTAN THURSDAY/APRIL 18, 1946 NAMES DRIVE AIDES hvington Party Honor's Tyson Plant Small Stale :-Bail -Fixed firMe-To-Befefeci SewaretiCard Cliib Metis; SEWAREN — Mrs. Harry t ReptiMiean Session (Continued jrom Pane 7) (Continued ifom Page 1) . M O'Connor, ..Sewaren chairman of Barbara Rapp, Bride-To-Be continued, and then Mr. Moian window and fired a cartridge of the American Cancer Drive an- SEWAREN—Mrs. Thomas Vin- nounces that a . house - to - house ISELIN—Miss Barbara Rapp of : Graiieted In Aveeel was given an •opportunity by the tear gas into the house. Its acrid cent entertained the S e w a r e n canvass will be made .by the fol-Kennedy Place was given a bridal Mayor to speak. shower at the home of her sister, AVENEL—The Avenel Repub- vapor took its toll quickly and Nel- ISELIN—Miss Mildred Rana- Bridge Club, Wednesday after- lowing members of her committee: son staggered out, nearly blinded, noon in her home on- Cliff Road. Mrs. F. Newton Howdeh, Mrs. C.Mrs. John Coetz of Irvington, in lican Club, Inc. had its regular "Do the people of Edgai Hill ioli, Dow Avenue, who on June honor of her marriage 'which will know- that this is going on?" Mr. but still full of fight. "He • was There were four tables of players W. Filarowitz, Mrs. Benjamin Tre- meeting at Tyrone's, Superhigh- 1.1 will become the bride'-of Har- take place April 27 to Joseph Cul- way, Tuesday. James O'Brien, pre- promptly subdued, however, and and -scores were made by Mrsoder. , Mrs.-W. Frank Burns, the Morgn asked.. •Misses Nancy Crane, Helen Clark, linane of Star Street. sided. Mr. Alvin Shaffer, Presi- was brought to-head-quarters- hand- old Hansen, Kennedy Street, was. Samuel J. Henry, Mrs. John F. Among those present were Mrs. "I haven't the slightest idea," eted at a surprise miscellaneous Ryan and Mrs. A. W. Scheidt. Alice Mae O'Connor, Lorraine, dent of Port Reading Republican the Mayor replied, and then ex- cuffed. : Joseph Cullinane, Sr., Mrs. Doro- Club was guest speaker, and Mr. shower in her home. Mrs. Ray- Others present were "Mrs. James Adamczyk, Arl'ene Venerus, Peg- thy Furze, Mrs. Ey^ythe Bolte, Mrs. plained the Township Comrrittee At -his arraignment, .Recorder. mond Aakjer was hostess. gy Williams, Francis Roerig, Ma- A. A. Discavage errtertain-ed by had no discretion whatever in han- Brown fined him $100 each on the Noel of North Plainfield; Mrs. Douglas BrinkmaTri, Mrs. George showing motion pictures of "&- ' Guests included Mrs. Elly Gre-George Urban of Woodbridge; rie Sullivan and Theresa .Mazar. Britton, Miss Margaret Britton, dling the matter. During the de- charges of contempt and disorder- we and Mis. Margaret -Western of Trip to Arabia and Eron," which pression, he explained, the legis- ly conduct and although he was' Mrs. "G.- W. Stilwell of -Metnchen; Mrs. Charles O'Neill, Mrs. Fred were in technicolor. Fords, Mrs. Joseph Bon-om'olo of •Mrs. Morrison Christie, Mrs. Al- Snip Burnt Edges Rapp and Mrs. Albert Foster. lature permitted, plants to deed found to have $1,339 in cash'in his, South Plainfield, Mrs. John Boyle Scissors are -easy to use for snip- Mrs. Frieda Grode was -hostess, their properties to municipalities pockets he shouted his defiance of bert F. Sofield, Mrs. F. J. Adams, ping off overdark edges of toast, of Avenel, Mrs. Prances Sluk, Mrs. Flo id' T. Howell, Mrs.William UNRRA in accord on Austria; and assisted by Mrs. Thomas Bell, and then rent theni for the amount the police and court and said he Miss Grace Sluk, Mrs. Edythe biscuits, cakes or cookies. Nicholas Findis, and Mrs. Lillian of their annual taxes. The legisla- vould "rot in, jail before paying C. Eeker, Mrs. Olive Van Ider- U. S., Britain to give more food. Elster. Bolte, Mrs. MatuTie May, Mrsstine. , Mrs. H. B. Rankin, Mrs. tion permitted, he said, the indus- these, fines." Jt was sadd at'head- Margaret Christensen, Miss Ma-1 ! A thank-yon letter was read by tries to hold an option foi* five quarters that Nelson also dis- •eleline Pinot, Mrs. August Mag- jWilliam A. Vincent and Mrs. F. Mrs. James O'Brien, Good Cheer years ant! then recover their hold- trusted money depositories-of any nani, Mrs. Joseph Wojtanowski, Newton HowiJen of town. Mrs. Chairman, from Sidney Green- ings by paying all accumulated kind and always insisted on keep- Mrs. Charles Lawyer, Miss Gert- Van Iderstine will be hostess, hale, who received a basket •of arrearages and. interest. ing his money on his person. rude Pastule, Mrs. Evelyn Decker, April 24 in her home in West Louis "S. • Downs, M. =D.. -fruit during his illness. Another Has Long Record Avenue. Mi'. Moran insisted the plant Mrs.' Thomas • Adriance. announces the re-opening of his letter was read from Mrs. Thomas had constituted a nuisance, and Possessed of a long criminal Mrs.-Eugene Ruekbeil, Mrs. Bell, who was given a plant dur- Mayor 'Greiner said to him record in Carteret, Nelson began Arifch Weikert, Mrs. Arthur G'ross- REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETS ' offices at ing- her illness. The dark horse the trouble when he pursued his, kopf, Mrs. Charles McCarthy, Miss WOODBRIDGE: —. James R.- prize was won by Mrs. Lillian "Don't be-talking, hollow woi ds wife to Newark where she went to 143 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret and trying to show off. You don't Gloria McCarthy, Mrs.--MariaWay- Reid, former township committee- Elsler. apply for a job. In the employ- noiy Miss Margaret Waynor, Miss man, was the principal speaker know what you're talking about" ment office, police said, he accost- Office Hours: 1:30 to 3:30 and 7 to 9 "I do," Mr. Moran replied Marilyn Rspaeioli, Mrs. David •at Monday night's meeting of- ed the woman and tore up her ap-Hodes, Mrs. Michael Pegos, Mrs. the First Ward Men's Republican Sundays and Wedne.sdaya by Appointment .Werlock "You do not," persisted the plication blank., forcing her to ac- Club held in the School Street Mayor, and then told his advei- Milton Ashley, Miss Vera Ashley, (Continued jroni Page 1) J company him to Woodbridge. Once auditorium. Plans were made for sary that if he wanted to com- Miss Laura Ashley, Miss Irene will keep putting: things -off as you 1 home, he continued his conduct Fink, Mrs. Carrie Palmer, Mrs. the year's program and the pri- have for years." plain about the Tyson operation ? and assaulted -his wife before she mary election on- June 4. Other he was before, the wrong munici- Joseph Rapacioli, Joseph Rapa- Seeks Compromise was able to flee from her home. cioli, Michael Pegos, Fred Reig-ht, speakers at the meeting were Wes- pal agency—that he should ap- Police inquiry showed Nelson's Raymond Aakjef and Hansen. ley Heiselberg;, (Konrad Stern and Nicklas informed the board that pear before the Board of Health arsenal to -have an inventory of Charles Nagy. The next meeting' he has a program similar to the.Once again he explained the Com- wil] be held May 13 at the audi- EASTER CANDIES one being submitted. He asked two loaded double-barrelled shot- Soviet faith in United Nations mittee had no alternative an the guns, three automatic rifles and a firm, foreign diplomats believe. torium. why two factions c-ould not getimmediate niatter except to le- variety of small target weapons, together and "probably agree on store the plant. PILLED a compromise." "Will you say, plus 20 dozen shotgun shells, 50 Mr; Benson, that the new appoin- Counsel for Tyson then dedaied clips of shells for the rifles and a CANDY tee will come under the direct the Township . Committee 'was wide assortment of various ammu- ^Attention! supervision of my office?" asked granting his client no favor, that nition. All were turned over to EASTER-EGGS Nicklas. Benson replied "yes." it was merely pursuing the re- Prosecutor Melko. quirements of legal contract. Nelson's police record was most- Hand dipped- Chocolate "Mr. Benson's motion is still A pale blue wool bolero over ly concerned with convictions when •out of •order," snapped McAnd- "The Tyson Corporation," he a. black crepe dress and Frances he lived in Carteret. Police Chief. Easter Eggsi filled with rews. "At the last meeting,, his said, "is paying every nickel it Lafferty, of NBC's '"Lara Law- George Sheridan of that munici- ST. GEORGE AVENUE WOODBRIDGE the finest of fruit and committee was asked to submit a owes, so there is no favor whatso- ton," is ready for Easter Sun- pality revealed the highlights of' nut creams. detailed report to the entire board. ever." day come cool or warm weather. Nelson's trouble as follows: T-his was not done. Who knows Arvid Winquist of Avenel then Her costume is designed espe- August 12, 1930, 30 days in the how much the proposed: program inquired whether the same privi- cially for that average Ameri- workhouse on a charge of larceny. MILK CHOCOLATE RABBITS will cost the. -taxpayers. We can't lege was available to anyone, and can figure, five feet five and February 5, 1931, 30 days in ask the taxpayers for more mon- the Mayor expressed his belief under, by Varden P«tites. Her the workhouse on a similar charge. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT JELLYBEANS AND EASTER EGGS ey." •...-. • : black straw cartwheel hat to that under similar circumstances May 7, 1935, $1,000 bail for the FANCY-EASTER-BOXES AND BASKETS Dr. Lowery interrupted with it would be. Township Attorney wear all through the summer is grand jury on a larceny charge. "y,ou can call a special election Leon E. McElroy- then declared by Harrjrson. August 16, 1935, violation of MANY-OTHER EASTER CANDIES and ask the taxpayers for more that during the time the plant parole, sentenced to Annandale. money. I've waited twelve years leased the property from the On November 29, 1933, Chief to see the double-session elimina- Township the community received Red Cross Sheridan revealed, Nelson was ar- ted. I'm here tonight and putting an income in rent on which it was (Continued from Page 1) rested in Carteret on a warrant Amboy -Gaudy Kitchen myself on record for action." not required to pay either state providing millions of pints of life- issued by Elizabeth police charg- The motion was put to a vote or county taxes. This, he declared, saving- blood plasma, thousands ing reckless driving and speeding. 213 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. and adopted five .to four. was advantageous. upon thousands of packages for Nelson's other brushes with the prisoners -of war,, in relaying law, Chief Sheridan told, came as countless heartwarming messages the result of assaults on his wife. regarding conditions at home, In most instances the complaints bringing comfort and entertain- were withdrawn before Nelson was ment and cheer to hospitals, leave penalized. 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Auspices Flower Shop Telephone Woodbrdge 8-1636 98 Main Street, • Woodbridge PAGE SIX THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946 KARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL LEGAL NOTICES flavoring. Cool slightly and add Drink More MiJk LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Civilians are drinking between 20 cereal. Chill and serve with cream. Being also known as Lots 5 and 6 o-n the Raritan Township Tax Map. Lots 1S-23A, Block 314: Charles TUESDAV, JUNE 4TH, 104C IXstriet No. 3 1 Sarah Ann's and 25 per cent more milk today in Block 104-P as shown on the In a/ddition to the foregoing, .the Tilly. , ; between the hours of 7 o'clock m All that part of Karitan Ttrernsl than they did in prewar days. Raritan Township Tax Map. purchaser shall also be responsible Township of ' Raritan, County of the morning and S o'clock in the north of the following desertlj Rice Croquettet In addition to the foregoing, the for. the cost of advertising- said sale Middlesex, State of New Jersey. evening, Eastern Standard Time, for line: Beginning at a point In i 2 cups cooked rice purchaser shall also be responsible and for the payment of a reasonable BEGINNING in the Northerly ^Jine the purpose of conducting a Pri- dividing line between R*rit Cooking Class Capitol Covers 3 Ji Acres for the cost of advertising said sale charge for the preparation of the of Foyer Street, at a point therein niai-y election for the nomination of Township and Woodbridse To-w 2/3 cup grated cheese deed or contract. distant One Hundred Thirty-eight offices hereinafter designated. The capitol in Washington covers and for the payment of a reason- shtp, near Menlo Park, where t % teaspoon salt-cayenne able charge for the preparation of The Board of Commissioners of and Eighty - seven one-hundredths One (1) United States Senator, Port Reading Railroad Inters* approximately three and , a half the deed or contract. the Township of Raritan in the (13S.87') feet Easterly i'vom the in- full term. the same, thence running wegt^i 1 egg The Board of Commissioners of County of Middlesex has fixed Tues- tersection of the Northerly line of One (1) Member of the House of along the center line of the "f< Breakfast is the main time foT acres. the Township of Raritan in the day, April 23rd, 1946, next at. Foyer Street with the Easterly line Elepresentatiyes for the Fifth Con- Reading- Railroad to where t cereals, but don't forget that they 3 tablespoons milk. County of Middlesex has fixed Tues- S P. M. at the regular meeting of of Player Avenue: thence running gressional District. same is Intarsected Toy tlie Ktej 1 egg beaten day, April 23rd, 1946, next at the Board of Commissioners to be (1) Northerly' at right angles with A Governor of the State of New jhen Borough Line; thence liorf combine delightfully with many LEGAL NOTICES & P. M., at the regular meeting of held at the Town Hall for a hearing the Northerly line of Foyer Street, .1 ersey. 1 cup dry bread crumbs Three i',i) Members of the Gen- erly, -westerly and southerly, abs other foods. Try them in meat April 19-Hi. the Board of Commissioners to lie as to whether said offer of purchase One Hundred (100') feet; thence (2) the center lino of the New Durht Mix rice, salt and milk. Add held at the Town Hall for a hearing shall be confirmed arid ratified. The Easterly "parallel with the Northerly eral Assembly of. lhe state of New cakes, cheese dishes, desserts, etc. PliRMC NOTICE as to whether said offer of purchase Bourd of Commissioners reserves line of" Foyer Street, One Hundred Jersey. Road; thence westerly along % beaten egg, cheese and cayenne. PUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given shall be confirmed and ratified. The the right to reject said bid or in the Thirty-seven and Twenty-six one- Two (2) Members of the Board of center line o* the- Neve-- Durhs Shape into small rolls. Beat eggs that Pierson H. Tliorp has offered Board of Commissioners reserves event a higher or better terms shall hundredths (137.26') feet to the out- Chosen Freeholders for the County Road to wiiwe the same is int< Oatmeal Crackers to purchase from the Totvnsliip oL the right to reject said bid or in be bid for said price or better terms line of the whole tract; thence (•!) of Middlesex. spctpd by the line dividing Piscj and add 2 tablespoons milk. Dip Raritan for the sum. of Seven hun- the event a higher or better terms shall be bid for said property to Southerly along said outline. Nine- A. Male & Female Member for the away Township and Raritan Tow 1 Hi. cup sugar croquettes in egg and roll in the dred ($700 00) Dollars, payable One shall be bid for said price or better accept the same. ty-six and Seven one-hundredths State Committee from the Republi- ship. 1 cup shortening crumbs. Fry in deep fat. Serve hundred Fifty ($130.00) Dollars in terms shall be bid for said property RUSSELL B. WALKER. •(96.07') feet, more or less, to the can Party and a Male &. Female Polling' Place, Oak Tree ScSio . 1 teaspoon soda cash and Uie balance in monthly to accept the same. Acting Township Clerk. Northwesterly line of New Jersey Member for the State Committee Oak Tree Road. Oak Tree. with roast lamb and currant jelly. payments of not less than Ten • . .. RUSSELL B. WALKER, To be advertised in Raritan Highway Route #25; thence (-1) lrom the Uemoeratic Party. District No. 4 • 3 cups flour (S1U.00) Dollars iv-ith interest at the Acting Township Clerk. Township-Fords Beacon on April Southwesterly along: the Northwest- A Male and Female Member of Beginning at a point in the divJ V2 teaspoon salt rate uf 4% per annum. To .be advertised in Raritan IS, 1946. erly line of said State Hugrhway, Ten the County Committee from the ing line bptween Rarilan Towns! Maple Crunchies "> Lots 34-10, Block 643-A; Pievson Township-Fords Beacon on April (10') feet, more or less, to the Republican and Democratic Parties and Woodbridtre . Township nl 3 cups oatmeal H. Thorp. IS, 19J6. Northerly line of Foyer Street; from every election district ia the % cup shortening April 194G. thence (5) Westerly along the Menlo Park 1 where center lirw Township of Rai-itan, County ot PUBLIC .NOTICJfl Township. Port Reading Railroad intersee 1 cup water 2 cups puffed cereal Middlesex, State of New Jersey. Northerly line of Foyer Street, One Cream sugar with shortening. TO: VALHALLA REALTY & PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Hundred Fifty-four and Nineteen SEAEKAt EJECTION the same; thence running wester 2/3 cup brown sugar BEGINNING In the Northeasterly IMPROVEMENT CO that Calvin C. Kane lias offered to one-hundredths (154:10') feet more Notice is hereby given that a ilong the center line ol said ra, Sift flour, measure and sift with Hue of Wood Avenue, at a point NOTICE is hereby given that piirehu.se from the Township of ilar- or less lo the place yf Beginning. General election will be held in and road to the point -svhero same iate % teaspoon maple flavoring therein distant Ninety (90') feet James Kirkpatrick, Collector of for the Township of Raritan, on sects Metuchen Boroug-h lino; then soda and salt. Add oatmeal. Add 14 teaspoon soda Southeasterly from the intersection itan for the sum of .Seven hundred TUESDAY, IV OV liSIB ER 5TH, 1040 Taxes, lias made application to the ($700.00) Dollars, payable Four hun- Being known and designated as running southerly and smithweste alternately with water to .first x of the Northeasterly line of Wood Board of Commissioners of tlm dred (5100) Dollars'tn cash and the between- the hours of 7 o'clock in !y along- the dividing- line hetvrei k teaspoon salt Avenue with Uie Southeasterly line Township of Raritan, in the County Lots 3S, 19, 20. 21. 22 and a part nt" the morning; -and 8 o'clock in the mixture. Mix thoroughly. Turn of Thomas Street; thence running balance under contract is to bf-met 23 in Block 2 as shown-on a certain. evening, Eastern Standard Time for the Borough of JVtetuuIien and RJU % cup flour—1 egg or Middlesex, New Jersey, for a res- bv montli'lv payments of Fifteen UK1.P tiled in the Middlesex County 4 tan Township to center line of At onto floured board. Roll in thin (11 Northeasterly ;it right angles olution of said body authorizing a (JJ5.00) Dollars plus interest at the the purpose of conducting a general boy avenue; thence easterly aloi Melt 3 tablespoons of shorten- with the Northeasterly line uf "Wood private sale by assignment of cer- Clerk's Office entitled "New Bruns- election for the election of offices sheet. Cut in squares. Prick. Place Avenue, One Hundred (ll)O') feet; rate of 1% per annum. ' wick Heights, Addition No. 1, situ- hereinafter designated. •enter line of Amboy avenue to H ing in a shallow baking pan. tificates of tax sale held by said Lots 1-1, Bluek 104-F; Calvin C. 'iividing line between RarU; on well-oiled bake sheet and bake Spread cereal in pan, tossing it thence (2) Southeasterly parallel Township of Raritan. against cer- ated in Raritan Township, Middle- One (1) United States Senator, Township and Wonabrldge Tffw with the Northeasterly line of Wood tain properties assessed in your Kane. sex County, • N. .1. May 1911. Scale: full tei'in. in an oven 425 degrees until about so kernels may be coated Avenue, One Hundred Forty (140') Township of Rarilan, County of 100 feet = l Inch." One (1) Memiber of the H'uuse of ship; thence northerly along- dry!. name on the nvap of said Township 1 Ing line of Woodbridge Townsh brown. feet; thence (3) Southwesterly par- of Raritan as follows: Middlesex, State of New Jersev. Being also known as Lots IS, I! , .Representatives for the Fifth Con- with the shortening, then bake in allel with the first course, One Hun- BEGINNING at the intersection of 2(1, 21, 22 and 23A in Block S14 as gressional District. ITUI Raritan Township to place dred 1.100') leet lo the Northeasterly Block 405, Lots 1-2. Name, Val- the Northwesterly line of Itaritan A Governor of the State of New Beginning. slow oven until well crisped. halla Realty & Imp. Co. shown on the Raritan Township Tax Pimiento Cheese Patties Meanwhile cream remaining line of Wood Avenue: thence U) Avenue, sometimes known an the Map. Jersey. Polling Place, Clara .Barb Northwesterly alonp the Nortlieast- Said lots in said block were sold Lincoln Highway, with the South- In addition to the foregoing, the Three (?.) Members of the Gen- School, Amboy avenue, Clara Barto 1 cup tomato soup shortening with sugar, add eggs erlv line of Wood Avenue, One to tile Township of Raritan at a westerly line of Prospect Avenue: purchaser shall also be responsible eral Assembly of the State ol" New District A'o. ."> % cup water and flavoring, then salt, soda Hundred Forty (110') feet to the tax sale held October 25, 1U;>2 thence running- (1) Southwesterly for the cost of advertising said sale Jersey. place of Beginning. NOTICE is hereby given that the ;iiong the Northwesterly line of and for the payment of a reason- Two (2) Members of the Board of Beginning- in the center of Uurti V2 cup g'ranulated cereal Board of Commissioners will meet liarilan Avenue, One Hundred (100') Ganr* where tlie same is intersects and flour sifted together. Beat able charge for the preparation of Chosen Freeholders for the Countv by Mill Brook, said beginning poll \k cup cheese grated—pepper thoroughly and add crisped ce- Being Known and designated as •April 23, 1948, at the Town Hall in feet; thence (2) Northwesterly at the deed or contract. of Middlesex, Lots :M to 10 inclusive in Block A the Township of Raritan, Middlesex right ang'les with the Nort hwest erly .The Board of Commissioners of The polling places for the various being- also a corner in lhe MiRhlai 2 minced canned pimientos real. Drop by teaspoonfuls -on as shown on a certain map tiled in County, New Jersey, at S:00 P. M. liue of Karitan Avenue, One. Htun- the Township of Raritan in (he wards and election districts of the Park Borough line; thence runnlr 1 beaten egg greased baking sheet. Bake 1F> the Middlesex County Clerk's Office (E. S. T.), on said day to act on said drcil (lOO'l feet: thence (3) North- County of Middlesex has fixed Tues- Township of Raritan are as follows: easterly to the center of said broc entitled "Map of Mcnlo Gardens, request. easterly, parallel with the North- day, April 23rd, 1810. next at BOUNDARIES OK DISTRICTS to where the same intersects tl Uncooked granulated cereal to 20 minutes in a moderate oven. Sec A, situated in Karitan Town- RUSSELL B. WALKER, westerly line of Itaritan Avenue, S P. M., at the regular meeting of District JVo. 1 fine dividing the property of Mtel Frying fat ship, Middlesex County, N. J. May Acting- Township Clerk. One H'undred Thirteen and Seven- the Board of Commissioners to tie Beginning at a point on the north ael .Telin and the property knots 1923. Scale l" = a0\" Dated: April IT, 1316. teen one-hundredths (113.17') feet held at the Town Hall for a hearing bank of the Raritan River where as the Hill Tract; thence conflm Combine soup and water, stir Apricot Grapenut Pudding Being also known as Lots 84 to F. B. 4-1X to tile Southwesterly line of Pros- as to whether .said offer of rjurcha.se the dividing line of Highland Park ing along said dividing line to tl cereal in very gently and bring 1 cup boiling watei' •10 inclusive in Block 643-A as shown pect Avenue: thence (4) Southeast- shall be confirmed and ratified. The and the township intersects; thence center of Plainfield avenue; them on the Uarjtari Township Tax Map. PUBLIC NOTICE erly along thy South westerly line o!" Board - of Commissioners reserves northerly along said dividing line lorthwesterly along the center t to boiling point. Cook in double 1 cup finely chopped dried In addition to the foregoing-, the April 1946. Prospect Avenue, One Hundred and the right to reject said bid or in to the center line of Woodbridge fiainfleld avenue to the center i boiler 15 to 20 minutes, Add apricots purchaser shall also be responsible PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Riven Eighty-six one-hundredths (100. SO the event a higher or better terms avenue; thence running- easterly the Middlesex and Kssex Turnpik< cheese, salt, pepper, and pimien- for the cost of advertising said sale, that Mrs. Lulu .f. Kane has offerer! feet to tile pUvce of Beginning. shall be bid for said price or better along the center line of 'Woodnridge thencp northeasterly along the cet 1 cup grapenut flakes and for the payment of a reason- to purchase from the Township of Being known and designated as terms shall be bid for said property avenue to Bonhamtown Corner; ier of the Middlesex and 15sse tos, turn into well-greased cylin- 2/3 cup condensed milk able charge for the preparation of Raritan for the sum of Six hundred Lots I, 2, 3-and 4 in Block . F as to accept the same, thence southerly along the center Turnpike to the Mptuchen Boroug the deed or contract. shown on a certain map Hied in the RUSSBLL B. WALKER, line of road leading from Bonham- drical molds (empty baking pow- ($600.00) Dollars, payable Three town Corner to bridge over Red line; thence'northwesterly along til % teaspoon cinnamon The Board of Commissioners of hundred ($300.00) Dollars in cash Middlesex County Clerk's Office en-, Acting Township Clerk. Metuehen Borough line to the cer der cans are good). Chill. Unmold, the Township of Uaritan in the titled "Map of Kilmer Place, Section To 'be advertised in Raritan Root Creek, Itaritan River, thence Yz cup raisins and the balance under contract is to up Raritan River to place of Begin- ter of the New Durham Roaf cut into slices. Dip in beaten egg, County of Middlesex has fixed Tues- be met by monthly payments of Fif- A. situate at Stelton, Raritan Twp.. Township-Fords Beacon on April thence westerly along the center c % nutmeg—salt day, April 23rd, 1946, next at Middlesex Co.. New Jersey. Scale IS, 1S14 6. ning. . the New Durham Road lo the Pis then into uncooked granulated teen ($15.00) Dollars plus interest 1" — 80' May l<)2;:." Pour Vz cup boiling water over S P. M., at the regular meeting of at the rate of 4% per annum. Polling Place, School Number 3, cataway Township line; these cereal. Fry golden in deep hot fat. the Board of Commissioners to lie Lots 2S-31, Block 161-A; Mrs. Lulu Being also known as Lots 1, 2, 3 PBR.1IA5EKT REGISTRATION Woodbridge avenue, Piscataway- southerly and southwesterly alon apricots. Cover. Simmer until held at the Town Hall for a hearing and 4 in Block MO I-F as shown ,on AND 13LECTION NOTICE town. the Piscataway Township line to th J. Kane. TOWNSHIP OP RARITAN tender. Pour remaining water as to whether said offer of purchase Township of Raritan, County of the Raritan Township Tax Map. Highland Park Borough line; thene Luncheon Rarebit shall be confirmed and ratified. The In addition to the foregoing, the NOTICE TO THE VOTERS. District No. 2 over grapenut flakes. Add remain- Board of Commissioners reserves Middlesex, State of New Jersey. Beginning at Bonhamtown Corner southeasterly and easterly along th BEGINNING at the intersection of purchaser shall also be responsible Now that Permanent Registration Highland Pa»k Borough line to th 4 shredded wheat biscuits ing ingredients. Mix thoroughly. the right to reject said bid or in for the cost of advertising said sale is in effect throughout Middlesex at the intersection of the center line the event a higher or better terms the Southeasterly line of the Lin- of Woodbridge avenue with the place of Beginning. 4 poached eggs Pour into well-oiled can. Cover coln Highway with the Southwest- and for the payment of a reasonable County, if you have not been regis- Polling Place, StPlton Sehoo shall be bid for said price or better charge lor the preparation of the tered, in order to vote at the Primary center line of Main street; (hence Plainfield avenue, Stelton. 3 tablespoons butter tightly. Steam 1 hour, Sei've warm terms shall be bid for said property erly line of Hillcrest Avenue: thence deed or contract. running along the center line of running (1) Southwesterly along the Election to l>e held on District No. 6 3 tablespoons flour with hard sauce. to accept the same. The Board of Commissioners of TUESDAV, JUNE 4TH, 1946, Woodbridge avenue to the center Southeasterly line of the Lincoln the Township of Raritan in the line of Duclos Lane; thence north- Beginning at a point in tile divid x RUSSELL B. WALKER, Highway, One Hundred Sixteen and you must register with your Town- ing line between Raritan TownsM \ k cups milk Acting Township Clerk. County of Middlesex has fixed Tues- ship Clerk or the Middlesex County erly, along the center line of Duclos and Woodbridge Township at Fords 1 cup grated cheese To be advertised in Raritan Eighty-six one-hundredths (116.SS') day, April 23rd, 19 10, next at Board of Elections on or before Lane to where Mill Brook crosses BASES TO CUBA feet: thence (2) Southeasterly at 8 P. M. at the regular meeting of the same; thence easterly up Mill where center line of Amboy averiu Salt and paprika Township-Fords Beacon on April right angles with the Southeasterly Thursday, April 25th, 1946, and for intersects the same; thence wester!; IS, 194 ti. the Board of Commissioners to be the General Election to be held on Brook to where the same inter- along center line of Amboy avenu 4 strips bacon On May 20th, the 44th anniver- line of the Lincoln Highway, One held at the Town trail for a hearing TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH. 3946 sects the line dividing the property to a point where the same Intersect sary of Cuban independence, the April 1946. l-Iundred (100') feet: thence (X) as to whether said offer of purchase you must register with your Town- of Michael Jelin and the.property Parsley Northeasterly parallel with the shall be confirmed and ratified. Tile ship Clerk or the Middlesex County known as the Hill Tract; thence Metuchen Borough line then run United States will give up all PUBLIC XOTJCE Southeasterly line of the Lincoln Board of Commissioners reserves ning southwesterly and -westerl; Crisp biscuits in oven top each Board of Elections on' or before continuing easterly along- said di- along dividing line between th' bases built in Cuba during the PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Highway, One Hundred Three and the right to reject said bid or in Thursday, September 26th, 1946. viding line to the center line of "orough of MetueheTi and Rarlta] with a poached egg, then cover that Edwin .1. Kane iuis offered to Sixty-nine one-hundredths (103.69') the event a higher or better terms You must register or you cannot Plaihfleld avenue; thence north- war. The permanent naval base feet to the .Southwesterly line of shall be bid for said price or better Township to the center line of B0n; with cheese sauce made as follows: purchase from the Township of vote. Westerly along center line of Plain- hamtown Road; thence southerly at Guantanamo will not be affect- Raritan for the sum of Five hun- Hillcrest Avenue: thence (4) North- terms shall he bid for said property This notice does not affect any field avenue to the center of the cream together butter and flour, dred ($500.00) Dollars, payable Two w-esterly along the Southwesterly to accept the same. voter who registered permanently Middlesex and Essex Turnpike; along Bonhamtown Road and thi add milk, salt and paprika. Stir ed as this was ceded to the United hundred fifty ($250.00) Dollars in line of Hillerest Avenue. One Hun- RUSSELL B. WALKER, last year. thence northeasterly along the cen- road to the bridge over Red Rod States in 1902. Several bases are cash and the balance in monthly dred and Eighty-six one-hundredths Acting Township Clerk. If you are' a naturalized citizen ter of the Middlesex and Essex Creek to the Raritan River; thenc< uutil mixture boils. Cook for 3 (100.SS') feet to the place of Be- down the Raritan to the point when involved, including the big anti- payments of Ten ($10,00) Dollars To be advertised in Raritan you must produce your naturaliza- Turnpike to the Metuchen Borough the line dividing Raritan Townsllij minutes, after which stir in cheese per month with interest at the rate ginning. Township-Fords Beacon on April tion papers. line, thence southeasterly and east- and Woodbridge Township intpr and allow to blend thoroughly. Top submarine base twenty miles of 4% per annum. Being known and designated as IS, 1946. MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD erly along the Metuchen Borough sects the same; thence northerlj south of Havana, which was con- Lots 5-6. Block 101-P: Edwin J. Lots 28, 29, 30 and 31 in Block llil-A OF ELECTIONS. line to the center line of Mam along the dividing lino between thij with strips of crisp bacon and Kane. as shown on a certain map tiled in April 1946. RUSSELL B. WALKER, street or Bonhamtown road; thence Township of Raritan and the Town- garnish, with parsley. structed at a cost of many mil- Township of Iiaritan, County of the Middlesex County Clerk's Office PUBLIC 3VOTICI3 Acting Township Clerk, southerly along Main street to the Middlesex, State of New Jersey. entitled "Map of Kilmer Place, Bec- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Township of Raritan. Place of Beginning ship of Woodbridg-e to the plaee ol lions of dollars. BEGINNING at the intersection of tion-B,. situated at Stelton, Raritan that Charles Tilly has offered to rRIMARV ELECTION Beginning. • Cereal Tapioca the Northwesterly line of the Lin- Twp., Middlesex Co., N. J. Scale 1" — purchase from the Township of Notice is hereby given that a Polling Place, Raritan Engine Pollmg place, Clara Barton school, coln Highway with tlie Northeast- 100' April 3925." Raritan for the sum of One thou- primary election for all political Co., No. I, New Firehouse, first floor, A.mbo5 dAPnue. Clara- Barton. 4 cups milk In 1870, sixty per cent of all erly line of Alice Avenue; thence Being- also known as Lots i'S, 29, sand ($1,000.00) Dollars, payable in parties will be held in and for the Plamfield and Simpson Avenues, RUKSIOL], B. WAJ-iKMR, % cup sugar running' (1) Northwesterly along 30 and 31 in Block 161-A. as shown cash, Block 31.1, Lots 1R-23A. Township of Raritan on Piscatawai ton n. Ailing Township Plftk non-agricultural working women the Nortlieasterlv line of Alice Ave- Vt teaspoon salt in the United States were domes- nue. One .Hundred Fifty (150') feet: V2 cup granulated tapioca thence (2) Northeasterly parallel tic servants, according- to the En- with the Northwesterly line of Lin- 2 egg yolks cyclopaedia Britannica. Less than coln Highway. One Hundred (100') MUGGS AND SKEETER -By WALLY BISHOP 1 teaspoon vanilla one per cent held clerical positions,, feet: thence (S) Southeasterly par- allel with the Northeasterly line of GOING TO BUY f I WANT SEVEN BOX Vs cup grapenuts 6.4 per cent were in the principal Alice Avenue, One Hundred • Fifty > WHEREVER WHY WOULD Place the milk, sugar, salt and professions and 16.6 per cent were (150'i feet to the Northwesterly line SOME THEATRE TICKETS GROWNUPS HAVE SEATS...TWENTY-ONE of Lincoln Highway: thence (4) ..YOU ...I WORK FOR MUGGS ANYONE HIRE tapioca in top of a double boil- factory workers. Southwesterly along the Northwest- TO STAND IN ORCHESTRA .'..FIFTY-' er over boiling water. Stir fre- erly line of Lincoln Highway, One AND SKEETERS JUNIOR LINE TO BUY YOU TO STAND/ THREE MEZZANINE,../ Hundred doo') feet to the place of UNESTANDER5| IN LINE FOR < quently and when thoroughly Beginning. r THING5...WE NINETY-SIX IN THE heated cook 5 minutes. Remove Wild Dog Being known and designated as OUTFIT! DO IT FOR THEM HERE? BALCONYL " from heat and pour mixture -over The dingo or wild dog is one ofLots 5 and 6 in Block 101-P as THEM...FOR A ...THERE'S NO the beaten eggs. Blend thoroughly the few carniverous animals in Aus- shown on a certain map filed, in the Middlesex County Clerk's Office en- PRICE, OF LINE!! and pour mixture back into double tralia. One dingo has been known titled "Map of Laliiere Park, Section COURSE! boiler. Heat, stirring constantly. to destroy a hundred sheep in one Number One, situate in Htelton, ILaritau Township, Middlesex Coun- Remove from fire and add the night. ts', New Jersey. Nov. 1025."

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^3 > .PVBIiCBSElHCE A-139-4S Copt. 1945, King Fgatures Syndicate, tnc, V*-orI«J n»h's RARITAN TOWNSHIP AN© FSSBS BEACON APRIL 18, 1946 PAGE SEVEN for the support of dependents, combined with the fact that many young men found "DIMINISHING STOCKPILE" themselves drawing increased salaries, re- PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY moved financial obstacles to •matrimony. Louisa's Letter The young couples immediately took ad- Dear Louisa: THE BEACON PUBLISHING CO. I am a girl of sixteen and I am Do you think he really loves me Postoffice Address: Fords, N. J. vantage of their improved economic status, in love with a boy who is eleven or is just flirting? WOODBRIDGE 8-1710 . regardless of the inevitable separation that years older than I. He goes with He is a very nice boy in every" loomed in the immediate future. other girls but when we are to- way. Subscription $1.50 per year gether he seems happy. As soon M. M. Undecided—Va. Elmer J. Vecsey Publisher ind Managing Editor In line with these facts, Dr. Clifford R. as someone else comes around he Answer: Entered at the Post Office at Fords, N. J., as Adams, Associate Professor of Psychology doesn't say much but keeps a close If he is serious he will let you iecond class mail matter on April 17, 1936. at Pennsylvania State College, suggests watch on me. know. Perhaps he is trying to- de- Government subsidies for the marriage of cide whether you are too young for him or not as you say he younger couples, pointing out that men JUST ^vatches you so carefully whea postpone marriage because of an inability others are around. Or it ihay be" to support a family. He suggests that hap- Paragraphs that he thinks he should let you piness is more likely if the man marries be- get a little older before he tells Arms To Back U.N.O. Ideals If You Remember you that he is serious. The exultation of idealism as expressed tween the ages of twenty and twenty-two Peace, if you remember, is a A girl of sixteen is ve£y young in the formation of the United Nations and points out that the average marriage time when the telephone company to get married and she seldom age is twenty-five and one-half years. urges you to make lonjr-distance knows exactly whether she is in should not make us forget the very practi- calls.-—Memphis Commercial Ap- love with the right man or not. cai military machinery that will be ar- Dr. Adams says that the Government peal. Our taste in men is liable W ranged to give the UNO an authoritative has subsidized the killing of pigs and the change a great deal between the growing of corn. He sees no reason why it Says "No!" ages of sixteen and twenty. voice in the troubles that beset the world. At London, 20-minute speeches Keep on being frieljdly but The League of Nations, it will be remem- should not subsidize younger marriages. to the UNO were translated in don't get too serious until you get bered, had no military international police five—-after the manner of the in- a little older. terpreter who listened to a half LOUISA. and, consequently, could do little to stop Lightning Saves Lives hour of Chinese testimony, and Dear Louisa: Japanese aggression in China, the seizure Jaywalking, while dangerous at any explained, "He says 'no.' "—Mil- My wife of a year thinks that waukee Journal. our company should be suffi- of Ethiopia by Italy, the intervention of time, can be especially perilous at night. cient for the both of us. She says Germany and Italy in the Spanish Civil A traffic survey, conducted in ten cities of Was There? that we were satisfied to be to- War or, to mention a Western Hemisphere Then there was the fox that got gether for a year before we were Connecticut, reveals that a pedestrian, out of harm's way by digging a married so why should we wish fro occurrence, the Chaco Border war between crossing the street at night in the middle manhole.—Detroit News. go out with other people now. Paraguay and Bolivia. of the block has twelve times as much Might But to be perfectly frank I am The leaders of the UNO plan a world chance of being killed as when he crosses The postwar roof will be sup- getting awfully bored sitting home force in being and tentatively set its ported only by air, says an engi- night after night with nothing to" at an intersection. neer, who might go further and do but read or listen to the radio. strength at 2,000,000 men. The United There is another important observation tell us what holds up a ceiling I like my home but I think I States is expected to provide some 200,000 should appreciate it much more" to be drawn from the figures involved. This price.—Boston Globe. if I didn't have to stay in it every men and a large proportion of the big is the vital importance of adequate street Easy night. bombers, long-range fighters and fast car- lighting in connection with the effort to One nice thing about being a What do you think? rier task forces. The British, it is presumed, reduce traffic accidents. Every city and postwar automobile dealer is that Husband—Wis. will make a similar contribution and the sales resistance will be easy to Answer: town should carefully survey its streets overcome.—Indianapolis News. No two people should try to live other members of the Big Five—France, and, where necessary, install additional to themselves for several reasons. China and Soviet Russia — will probably lights for the sole purpose of improving Can't Understand Dept. To begin with, they get into 'a contribute a larger number of men. That piece of rag your wife gave rut and lose interest in ottier peo- the safety of the thoroughfare. you the other day to clean the car ple and in what they are doing'. The international police force, it should This is abundantly proven by what hap- with is the frock she just couldn't If the husband is a professional be understood, cannot be used against any pened in Cleveland, Ohio. A comparison manage without last spring.—Wall man, the friends that he and his of the Big Five nations. Its size, however, Street Journal. wife make and associate with have of accident statistics for the year before a great deal to do with whether indicates that it will be a potent force to and the year after lighting improvements Only A Few or not he is a business success. deter smaller nations from aggressive mili- "The vast majority of income- showed a 47 per cent decrease in the rate tax payers give no trouble," says People get a great deal more tary action and, in fact, it may discourage of night accidents. At the same time there an official. "After the main attack out of life if they learn to live has been launched there remain a easily and gracefully with other them from undertaking to maintain large was a 12 per cent increase in day accidents people rather than to crawl into military forces. What effect it will have Under The State House Dome few isolated pockets of resistance attributed to increased use of the road. to be mopped up."—Punch (c.) their own little shells and shut upon the armaments to be maintained by By J. Joseph Gribbins out the v. urid. the Big Five remains questionable. What? And last but not least, no mut-- TRENTON.—New Jersey resi- of New Jersey took part in World tential danger at this time of year. Senator White says our gold at ter how interesting two people Victory Gardens To Help dents may look forward to a huge War II as the first World War, the During the next five weeks per- Fort Knox is "like having extra are, they eventually reach the Calls For Block Signals Declaring that the battle against starva- bond issue in 1947 to finance a new bond issue will probably be sons who travel in the woodlands clean shirts in a bureau drawer." place where talking about "us" cash bonus for the 550,000 young in the neighborhood of $65,- should be extremely careful in dis- And what's that like? — New begins to pall if it is not inter- The Interstate Commerce Commission, tion "is just reaching its decisive stages," Haven Register. spersed with other little items. men and women who served in 000,000. posing of lighted cigarette or cigar after investigating a series of railroad Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Ander- the armed forces for this State. butts as well as pipe ashes because So my ^'advice is for you and son insists that the need for Victory Gar- Some states have already pro- a small spark may destroy thou- Always your wife to associate with a wrecks which took a toll of human lives, A special 6-member legislative vided a bonus to show the grati- sands of acres of prime woodlands For it's always fair weather group of young people that you dens is greater in this first year of peace commission has been created to tude of residents for the services when good fellows get together, like. It is not necessary to make* has found that an inadequate block signal study the bonus problem and will and leave a darkened mass of system had caused the accidents, but The than any single year of the war. rendered by their sons and daugh- charred stumps, State Firewarden with their feet on the table and a whoopee every night but an oe- . probably recommend to the 1947 ters in World War II. Massachu- peace plan ringing clear.—Detroit. casional evening with the group The Secretary was addressing a confer- egislature a sliding scale of bonus William J.'Seidel warns. St. Louis Post-Dispatch points out that it setts has voted $100 to each vet- Each year at this time, forest News. at your homes -or to a movie will ence of workers interested in stimulating payments "based on length of serv- eran; while Missouri has author- Must Have be good for you both. "has ducked its clear duty by merely rec- ice. Such a bonus must be paid fires, started from a number of Victory Gardeners to outdo their wartime ized bonus payments of $10 per causes, sweep across the rural Judging by the weird hats for LOUISA. " ommending instead of ordering the instal- i-orn the proceeds of a bond issue, month of service not to exceed women being shown by Paris styl- record,, when, it is reported, 18,500,000 as the State Treasury could not areas of New Jersey threatening Address your letters to: lation of adequate protective devices." $250. New Hampshire has voted destruction to small towns, hunt- ist, the excitement of liberation "Louisa," P. O. Box S32 Americans produced forty per cent of the tand the strain of making- the $10 per month of service not to must have gone to their heads.— The St. Louis paper points out that block payments from current revenues. er's cabins and cozy hideaways Orangeburg, S. C- fresh vegetables of the country. Officials exceed $100, while Pennsylvania deep in the woods. Although the Toronto Globe and Mail. signals were introduced in 1872, or fifteen Two years after World War I has voted $10 a month of service : ;ay that no matter how much is produced State Forest Fire Service is con- Believe In Signs? FARM MACHINERY years before the I.C.C. came into being. It New Jersey adopted a soldiers' with payments not to exceed $200. stantly alert to smoke trailing in his year, there will not be a surplus in bonus law. It provided for pay- Vermont has voted to pay $10 per Sign in a mess hall: If the steak Strikes have retarded the man- says that the I.C.C. went on record some the sky and dispatch men and mod- is too tough for you, get out. This ufacture of farm equipment so iew of the immensity of the needs. ment of $10 per month of service month of service with the total not ern equipment into the blazing years ago, saying, "Perhaps no single in- with a limit of $100 to honorably to exceed $120. New York, Illinois is no place for weaklings.—Green that farmers face a critical short-' We pass the information along to our areas, much damage is recorded Cove Springs (Fla.) Corcair. age of machinery and repair parts vention in the history of the development discharged residents of the State and Rhode Island are now creat- annually. ing the legal machinery to give which may threaten their ability readers because we have a faint suspicion who served in the armed forces be- A person starting a small rub- And Works! of railway transportation has contributed tween April 16, 1917 and Novem- veterans a bonus. to meet enlarged food goals. The more toward safety and dispatch in that that there may be a scarcity of canned bish fire near a woods, or a train . The difference between an en- Department of Agriculture says vegetables if the nation makes a reason- ber 11, 1918. Payment of the When the newly appointed legis- shooting sparks as it -whisks listed man and a second lieutenant one. out of every four pieces of field than the track circuits." (The track bonus was started March 1, .1921. lative commission gets through through the woodlands, may be the is that the lieutenant starts at the : able contribution to prevent starvation that farm equipment is so old it-shouli circuit actuates the block signals which are Applications totaled 131,422 of with its study, the 1947 Legisla- cause of destroying hundreds of bottom and works his way to the be discarded and that half of the ; now threatens millions of people through- which 126,471 were approved and ture will probably sanction the acres of prime timber. Destruc top, while the enlisted man starts the basis of the automatic block system.) : machines in the nation are be- out the world. In this event, the victory paid and 3,751 claims were re- huge bond issue for submission to tion -of wildlife is inevitable in at the bottom and works.—Good- tween twelve and twenty-five In continuing its observation, the St.: jected. the voters at the general election forest fires. Fire-blackened areas fellow Field (Texas) Flight Time. years old. Louis newspaper says that the I.C.C; gardener, who will presumably can some The total bonus claims passed in November, 1947. Actual pay- of both North and South Jersey "speaks in terms of recommendations,; of his surplus production, will have things by the Soldiers' Bonus Commission ments of the bonus are not ex- stand as memorials to someone's on his table, out-of-season, that will not be for payment from March 1, 1921 pected to get under way. until at carelessness. which the railroads usually disregard, not to. June 30, 1930 reached $11,- least January, 1948. available to those who depend upon their Eactr year around Eastertide is in orders, which they would be required 091,615, The bonus at that time the time when fires occur and be- was likewise financed by a State FOREST FIRES: — Dried out THINK FIRSTOFYOUR to carry out." It asks, "When is the C.C.Cpurchases at the grocery stores. cause of the needless destruction, bond issue for $120,000,000. Be- woodlands awaiting te lush foli- State Firewarden Seidel pleads going to assume its obvious duty by aban- cause five times as many residents age of late spring comprise a po- that the danger of fire be kept con- OWN COMMUNITY doning its spineless rhetoric and ordering Denounces Murder Broadcasts stantly in mind by motorists, hik- installation of the devices which are essen- ers, campers, fishermen and tour- District Attorney Fred N. Howsex, of OUR DEMOCRACY ists, as well as residents of the This is your community. You live tial for saving lives?" os Angeles, Cal., is aroused over the num- wooded areas. here. Probably you own a home or ber of radio programs that feature murder EASTER PARADE: — Clear have business interests here. In Food Becomes Important and hopes to be able to bring criminal pro- skies.and warm sunshine is all that some manner, what you have or ceedings against those responsible for is needed to. make the 76th annual what you earn comes from this The country may be able to avoid a re- edition of the Atlantic City Board, turn to food rationing if indications of an broadcasting so many programs that deal walk Easter Parade a humdinger. community. Agricultural Department survey prove to with nothing but crime and murder. Ladies from six to sixty , will Therefore, you have a personal He calls the "crime programs perni- promenade along the boards in interest in the prosperity of: your be correct and the farmers raise another their new spring outfits while a bumper crop. cious" and adds that they are contributing huge white rabbit, twelve feet tall, community. Also, you have a plain The estimate shows that there is a three to youthful delinquency. He does not be- seated on a rotating table looks duty as a citizen to do what you per cent reduction from governmental re- lieve that the sponsors of the ghastly nar- over the colorful scene from a van- can to promote losal welfare. tage point at Park Place. You help when you buy from quests for sixteen major crops, 'but this is ratives have the right to Justify their Easter baskets will be presented considered favorable in view of the short- stories of anti-social violence by a perfunc- to best-dressed children in the yourneighborhoodmerchants. You THRIFT AS PRACTICED BY OUR FOREFATHERS WAS Easter Parade instead of white help when you deposit money in age of labor, machinery and equipment. tory concession at the end that crime does LARGELY AN INDIVIDUAL CONCERN. ITS PURPOSE rabbits because the SPCA contends the local bank, because the bank, is When a large portion of the world is not pay. WAS TO PROVIDE A HOME FOR THE FAMILY- ITS the little folks unintentionally in- FUTURE SECURITY— AND TO HAVE SOMETHING the chief agency by which home confronted with the stark terror of starva- Mr, Howser contends that the issue is jure the pet rabbits. . : not one of censorship and bases his action PUT BY FOR A RAINY DAY, Ladies wearing the ten most at- money is kept circulating .for home tion, the importance of adequate food tractive Easter bonnets will re- good. crops emphasizes itself upon the human upon a California statute which makes it .ceive hand-painted blouses while illegal to perform an act which "causes or the ten best dressed men will re- One of the best ways to work for mind. Most of us have been without ex- your own interests is to boost com- perience with a major famine and we may tends to cause or encourage any person ceive hand-painted.neckwear erea^ under the age of 21 to commit" a long list tions. munity i be somewhat inclined to take an abundant Five thousand persons are ex- food supply for granted. of crimes. pected to be on hand to welcome the country's first peacetime Easter in several years at: sunrise serv- Subsidies For Marriage "This Is Me." ices to be-'conducted in the ocean stadium of the Steel Pier. This is Member Everybody is familiar with the large in- Winston Churchill, recent visitor to these the only place in the., country Member crease in the number of marriages that oc- shores, has upset the purists by his use of where these services are held a Federal curred in this country during the war the much-debated and roundly denounced quarter-mile out over the ocean. Federal years. One explanation is the desire of "This is me." BOY LAWMAKERS: — Boy Deposit young people to be united before the pros- As the Christian Science Monitor says Legislatures are slowly spreading from State to; State through, the Insurance pective husband went away to risk his life "Millions, otherwise free and proud, who efforts of Clement A, "Pete" Du- • System in the service of his country. This undoubt- have long felt secret shame, can now face ran, a resident of Trenton, who represents the National Council of Corp. edly explains a number of unions. the purists eye to eye, and even sneer the Young- Men's Chritsian Associ- There is, however, we think, another ex- bit." ation. planation. Many young couples, deeply in The newspaper points out that ten years THRIFT AS WE KNOW IT TODAY HAS A BROADER, A short time ago, two full legis- ago the National Council of Teaqhers of MEANING, WHEN WE PUT MONEY INTO U.S.SAVINGS BONDS, lative branches of high school love, did not feel that they could get mar- LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS, NOT ONLY boys descended upon the New Jer- ried because the prospective husband did English wrote the Declaration of Independ- DO WE AS INDIVIDUALS PROVIDE FOR OUR FAMILY'S sey State Capitol, took over the not enjoy an income large enough to sup- ence from the tyranny of "I" but it hai FUTURE, BUT THROUGH THE PRODUCTIVE USE OF Senate and Assembly Chambers WOODBRIDGE NATIONAL BANK taken the prestige of Churchill's eloquence SAVINGS WE CONTRIBUTE DYNAMIC FORCE and began to pass laws according1 port a wife and an expected family. FOR THE GROWTH OF OUR DEMOCRACY. to parliamentary procedure, with Woodferidge, N. J. The provision made by the Government to finally strike the shackles. (Continued on Page 9) PASE mean THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946 RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON

Shell Oil were Mrs. W. Bieglecki, Mrs. L. O'Neil and Mrs. Aajar as leaders. ' Howling Loop Races _^» Won. Lost Bahr, Mrs. J. Bryson, Mrs; F. Cic- Mrs. Joseph Monaghan was pianist. Drivers 53 19 Sewaresi -Personals Nuptial In Brooklyn Itietift Briefs cone, Mrs. J. Coar, Mrs. M.. Com- —The Young People's Christian Compound N-o. 2 .... 53 19 L munale, Mrs. A. Hamrysky, Mrs. E. Endeavor of the First Church .of Pumpers „.•„...... 34 38 ire Hearing Climax —Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Clark and ton was the overnight guest of For Iselin Resident •—Mrg. Harold Mouncey, local Hutteman, Mrs. A. Kaliontgis, Mrs. Iselin, Presbyterian, will meet Sun- Compound No. 1 .... 28 44 daughters, Mary and Helen and Red Cross Chairman, has secured E. Kozik, Mrs. J. Leonard, Mrs. day evening at 6:30. : Rev. and Mrs, F. Newton Howderij' " WOODBRIDGE—The race for Office. 24 48 Miss Mary Stubbs of Cliff Road, ISELIN—At a ceremony Satur- oor space through the generosity A. O'Neill, Mrs. J. Reynolds, Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lau of Yard...... 22 50 Cliff Road, Friday. 'tap honors in the Shell Oil league have, returned from a trip to Mas- -—Corp. Ethel Kovacs has left day night in Roekaway Manor, of one of our local merchants, to A. Poreda, Mrs. W. Sohnle. Three Railway, formerly of town, are the -silk jersey with a garnet necklace. noon in the Youth Rooms of the cast it evenly over the lawn and then f ivhile their leading rivals, Mayer's, o'clock, Evening Prayer and ad- Final plans were drawn for a and son, Sarge, have returned to Her bouquet was of red roses. First Church of Iselin, with Mrs. water it in thoroughly. f" took a sweep from Leon's. Both 847 673 831 dress by the vicar on "The Mean- bingo which will be held on April their home in East Avenue after ing of the Crucifixion." The ushers were Seymour Kon- 25. A bazaar, for which Mrs. Ka- % clubs now have the identical rec- a trip to California. i ord of 63 wins and 30 defeats. YARDMEN (0) sol, brother of the bride; Seymour liontgis and her workers have been G. Govelitz 168 ... 164 177 —Mrs. Percy S. Austen has re- Durable Utensils Simon of Newark and Burnett preparing for several weeks, is RUPTURED?' Following are the league stand- Blind 125 125 125turned to her home in West Ave- Thin, lightweight sheet aluminum now in its final stages of prepara- Schwartz of Perth Amboy, cousins li holds tlie muscle.t together with a .sill J" ings -and line-ups in the week's Blind .—;...... ,...... 125 125 " 125 nue from Danbury, Conn., where in pans is less expensive, lighter tion. It will be held on the after- of the bride and William Feld- Improved Patented roniMw p:ul. . . . Keeps llupi "Vf lighll *' contests: Blind 125 125 125she attended the . funeralof her to handle but also less durable than man of Brooklyn, a nephew of noon and evening of May 11. f~ ~ Craftsman's House League dosed ai iill times while workins, lin Blind 125 125 125uncle, George L. Scofield. the heavy cast metal. Thin ware is the bridegroom. Those who attended the meeting ins, w.-ilkinsr or swimming-. I-ighl weisln t * Won Lost DOBBS TRUSS; —-Mr. arid Mrs. Herman D. York more easily dented, bent and Mrs. Konsol wore black with tone-lies hudy \v, but two jilnfes. #* Security Steel 63 SO scorched than heavy, ware. Buy IS'etv '.Neoiirem*' f'om- 668 664 677and daughter, Jaequelin, formerly pink accessories and pink roses. nue, Perth Amboy, upon return. Mayers » 63 30 heavy pans for such heavy use jm.vition — \on-Frri- COMPOUND NO. 2 (3) of Old Road, are now residing in The bridegroom's mother wore The bride, a graduate of Me- f:iTiiiK. Wsisliuble. SUP Leons 55 38 as everyday cooking, for a job East Green Street, Woodbridge. black lace and a similar corsage. tuchen High School, is employed Craftsman's 46 47 C. Bohlke .152 164 176 like mashing potatoes, and for the —A rehearsal for the com- On Wedding Trip in the office of the Cadillac Shirt NO STRAPS Charleys 43 50 T. Murtagh 172 121 133 heavy - handed or absent - minded G. Radich ...... 158 128 166munity sponsored minstrel to be cook. . The newlyweds are on a motor Company. The bridegroom is a Reason should teach-you not to place a Green Lantern 42 51 trip to Virginia Beach, Va., with graduate of St. John's College ! K.'ot C 40 53 J. Kovacs.'.' 152 204 149given for the benefit of the Se- BELTS D. Montazzoli .... 122 125 197waren Free Public Library, May 2 stops enroute to Washington; D. School of Pharmacy and the Jul- bulb or ball in opening of rupture, ' M.&G. Trucking.... 18 75 C, and WilHamsburg, Va. For go-liard School of Music in New York. SECURITY STEEL (2) and 3 will be held tonight 7:30 Solar Eclipses NO BULBS 756 738 881o'clock in the school auditorium While a total eclipse of the sun ing away the bride wore a black He returned recently after three which keeps muscles spread apart. " Ondre 185 194 169 gabardine suit with white blouse, and one-half years of service with I Anderson 188 214 167 under the direction of Henry An- takes place somewhere on an aver- COMPOUND NO. 1"(1) derson and Captain John -Egan. age of every 17 months, countless black hat and white accessories. the U. S. Army in the European f Powers 153 They will reside on Catalpa ave- theatre of war. Single $10 —" Free Examination — Double $15 , Murray _ 195 224Kurucz , .. 152 203 George Luffbarry, general chair- millions of persons have lived and •" Stophen 168 190 183Kish ...... 127 man, is being assisted by George died without seeing one. No total SEE MR. KEMPNER AT \ Van Camp 201 103 202Kopi 134 123Robinson, tickets; Mrs. Harry eclipse was seen in London, for ex- Middlesex Hotel, Woodbridge, from 10:30 A. M. to 8 P. M., Mayer 151" 157 133O'Connor, boosters; W. Frank- ample, between 1115 and 1715, or Friday, April 19th. One Day Only. ; 895 996 945Hendricksen :...... 146 168 149Burns, program space; Mrs. John during a period of 600 years. GIFTS FOR EASTER K. of C. (1) Simonsen .; 142 181 170Drysdale, make-up. —Mrs. Hubert Castle and daugh- BUNNIES ". From 7^ * Deter- 188 161 215 Finest of Their Kind EASTER CARTS . " ! °™ 69c 1 718 843 695 ter, Eileen, Old Road, have joined : Burns 173 211 208 In the northern Allegheny region CHILDREN'S BOOKS AND TOYS " """ " 39P E. Gerity 222 150 171 DRIVERS (2) Mr. Castle who is stationed tem- porarily as Port Steward of the the finest of all rhododendrons is ADULT BOOKS " 50c Genovese 190 191 180Blind 125 the magnificent American rhodo- STATIONERY—CHILDREN AND ADULTS " 59c Marine Transport Line in Mobile, L. Gerity 157 199 160Ferraro ....136 123 dendron or rose bay, says Nature. EASTER CARDS Ala. Gorechlad 159 134 14? Magazine. The best of the southern * 930 912 934Barna : 135 142 171—Mrs. C. G. Derick has returned species is the colorful rose-purple Jenks 220 163 17t0o her home in Cliff Road after a California rhododendron. Corner Lending Library-Bookshop ; " LEONS (0) Ernish 112 158 19tri1p to Chicago, UL, where she 307 State Street, P. A. National Bank Bldg., Perth Amboy Here's Your Complete r Simeone 170 157 222 visited her son, Clarence G. Derick, Truman aide, fearing spread of OPEN FRIDAY AXD SATURDAY EVEX1XGS Jr. and his family. • Samons 150 ISO 1S2 762 720 801 starvation, asks us to eat less. f" &.. Coppola 186 171 17" —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lester and son, Jackie, Central Avenue, are \ Kollar 164 146 187 Pyramid Builders '- Fratterolq 193 196 163 visiting friends in Maine. For every stone used in building —A meeting of the Troop Com- the pyramids, there must have been ' 863 850 879 mittee of Boy-Scout Troop 24 was at least 100 acres of productive held Monday night at the home of :'* MAYERS (3) soils to feed the laborers. Now I h. Nagy 189 190 191 W. Frank Burns, East Avenue. these lands can provide only a Percy S. Austen was appointed Kamichoff 184 196 178 handful of rice per day per person. chairman of the committee to take •" Papp 181 181 159 place of Mr.- Burns who has held t Simonsen 156 190 161 the office for several years. Harry : Batta 167 203 203 Tile Floors Tropical Favorites Tile, because it is unaffected by Burke, a member of the commit- tee, volunteered to help coach the. 877 960 892 termites, is widely used for floor- The Hew ing in hjomes in warm or tropical scouts in their baseball activities. —Rev. Gordon Lyall of Tren- CHARLEYS (2) climates. 1 Zilai 190 179 181 ' Dubiel ._ 133 161 165 Vereb 171 157 180 Painting a Picture of Easter Specials *. Hearin „_ 183 199 143 NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF FORDS, KEASBEY jxDemko 206 168 167 EASTER DINNER at your service ! *' AND HOPELAWN FIRE DISTRICTS Pleasant surroundings, 883 . 864 836 soft string music night- Every new popular wanted 5 M. & G. TRUCKING (1) You can have the wine ly (exceipt Monday) by sfyie awaits your selection : Gutwein 148 192 183 or liquor of your " Bright 126 133 130 The Firemen will not answer any alarms the ORIGINAL BA- choice at the Middle- EASY CREDIT ' I Such 140 166 3 85 given by Telephone^ unless the caller gives his TAAN TRIO, and de- sex Lounge. We offer l' Baka 197 141 181 licious food • . . the you the best known I MacDowell 173 170 186 or lier name. elements of a perfect brands at most rea- dining experience sonable prices. 790 802 86.5 Furthermore, all persons placing an alarm

CRAFTSMEN (2) front alarm boxes, are requested to stay at such THE NEW Larch 189 186 228 • alarm box until the fire trucks arrive", so as to THE NEW MIDDLESEX Schwenzer 192 200 177 direct them to scene.of fire. MIDDLESEX ; Barth ., 155 164 134 COCKTAIL I Byers 201 171 201 COCKTAIL ; Chomicki 154 158 191 Signed: LOUNGE LOUNGE —WOODBRIDGE— I ~ 891 879 931 FORDS BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS —WOODBRIDGE— f GREEN DANTERN (1) C. J. Cavallito, President 1 Ruiz 135 177 186 1 KEASBEY BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS Mullroney 229 166 151 John Cyrus, President ^|tac Vicar 140 192 141 * Peuchter 202 202 158 HOPELAWN BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS * feamill 168 163 197 Anthony Bosze, President 874 900 833 - A FOUR •| STAR j FEATURE •—•

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•s. ,. j-' V_ •.. __ I itAtlf AH JWNSfitf A?£B SMCON THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946 PAGE: NINE j j the air show in New York City on urnett of Arlington, Va., areMeeting For Golden Bears Iselin Prospective Bride Under The State House Dome ' j Saturday. pending two weeks with her par- (Continued irom Editorial Page) per cent so that additional sup- 'Av'enel Items —Mrs. Thomas Reid, Mrs. Cur- !nts, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hart- On Thursday Is Scheduled Given Party,In Elizabeth plies will be available to feed the nan of Meinzer Street. . proper debate and through careful tis Reid and children of Avon-by- ISELIN—A surprise miscellan- supervision. They had previously starving nations. . . . By accepting —The -Sun Dodgers Bowling sons have returned to their home Sea were guests of Mrs. Robert —St. Andrew's R. C. Church on WOODBRIDGE —The regular smaller salaries that couid be re- monthly meeting of the Wood- eous shower was given for Miss held a pre-Iegislative session at Teams held theatre and on Chase Avenue after spending a Rhodes of Bayonne. Avenel Street will hold special Princeton University where the ceived in other lines of work; supper party in New York City. week with relatives in Kingston, The' Avenel Democratic Club services on Easter Day. At 9:15bridge Alumni Golden Bears Asso- Barbara R app in the home of Mrs. finest talent in the country paid school teachers have borne a great Saturday evening. Attending were N. Y. " ' . will meet next Wednesday evening A. M., .Children's mass, with chil- ciation will be held next Thurs- Peggy Gallagher, Elizabeth. The share of the cost of educating the. ren's choir giving special music. day evening at Columbian Hall, them tribute. Avid Winquist, William Falken- —Mr. and Mrs. James: Gordon -of at 8 o'clock in the home of Mr. hostess is the aunt of Miss Rapp's children of New Jersey's parents, stern, Bertram Van Cleft, Harold and Mrs. Michael DeStefano of At 10:45 Rev. John Egan will Main Street. The session was the result of a the New Jersey Education Associa- Belleville were Sunday guests of fiance, Joseph Cullinane.- movement started by Duran ten Schiller, Harold Grausam, Wil- Mr. and Mrs. James Bolanil of Chase • Avenue. serve mass and the senior choir will Tony CaccioJa, director of the years ago at Albany, N. Y. Nine tion claims. Over 450 bills lia-m Baker, Edmund Glendinning, Walnut Street. . —Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ber- •ender the "Mass of the Angels," The guests included Mrs. Ryan, were-considered by the 194G Legis- organization, has urged that all Mrs. Alice Schrviano, Mrs. Dolores years ago the Boys Legislature was Frank Wukovets, Joseph Winquist —Corp. Thomas Thompson of sey and daughter of Oak Street .ncluding "Vidi a quam," "Kyria," lature which adjourned last week. and George Mroz. left yesterday to visit Mrs. Ber-'Gloria," "Credo," "0 Filie," members attend and any other Schweitzer, Mrs. Madeline Culli- held iii Trenton and the firstpre ^ , In spite of three centuries of Fort Benning, Ga., is spending a Woodbridge alumni persons inter- legislative session Was introduced. —Mr. and Mrs. John Urban of week at his home on Smith Street. sey's mother, Mrs. Ray Cook, in 'Sanctus," "Agnus Dei"; Reces- nane, Mrs. Dorothy Pish, Mrs. Connecticut and Maryland quickly development, about 46 per cent of Smith Street are vacationing at MacKenzie, Term. Mr. Bersey will sional "Ye Sons and Daughters." ested in beeo7ning members to at-Cora Britton, Mrs. Dorothy Furze, New Jersey is still in forest, the —The. Ever Jolly Club met with return in two weeks and Mrs. —Services at the First Presby- tend. Mrs. Anna O'Neil, Mrs, . Mary followed the pattern set at Tren- State Department of Conservation Tampa, Fla. - ' Mrs. Michael De Stefano of Chase ton, and then Michigan, Minnesota, —-Miss Marilyn Hudson of Liv- Bevsey will remain for several erian Church during the Easter service; Easter Sunday, 5:30 A.Brinkman, Mrs. Alice Cullinane, Tennessee and Kentucky sponsor- reports. . . . Robert Louis Steven- Avenue, Monday evening. weeks. season will be as follows: Thurs- Mrs. Henya Ryan, Mrs. Madeline son, •when in America, lived at- ingston Avenue spent the weekend —Mrs. Thomas Murphy and Jay, April 18, 8:00 P. M., recep- M., Easter Sunrise Service; 11:00 ed Boy Legislatel-es. Spade work Blanasquan, where he wrote part with Miss Dolores Gunmarses of —Miss Elinor Henderson of New A. M., Easter Service; 7 P. M.,Farrell, Miss Barbara Rapp and is now being done to .hold similar a Linden. children of Smith Street were Canaan, Conn, is spending her tion of members and Communion special program by Sunday School. Mrs. Margaret English. sessions in Massachusetts, New of his "The Master of Ballantry." visitors on Saturday of Mrs. Mur- , —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Engel phy's mother, Mrs. George Nist of Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Hampshire, Maine; Florida, Cali- CAPITOL CAPERS: and son, Albert and Mrs. Anna .Rifenburg of Avenel Street. fornia and Washington. Seven Jersey City. : —The Rod andJJuh Club, Inc., bootleggers were arrested and oneO'Donnell of Bayonne were Sun- —Mr. and Mrs. George Cosgrove Sometimes the boysr scoop the small illicit still was seized in New day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- 1will meet at Walt's Inn, 95 Avenel bona fide Legislatures in passing Jersey during March, the State erick Ascough of Chase Avenue. and children of Roselle and Ml .Street, tonight at 8:30*-o'clock. 895 CHRISTENSEN'S m* and Mrs. Winfield Sauer and —The Francis Fitzgerald As- progressive bills. In New York the Depai'tment of Alcoholic Bever- —Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Howell daughter of Bayonne were guests Boy Legislature adopted a measure, age Control reports. . . . Local as- children of Smith Street sociation will meet at 8:30 tonight "THE FRIENDLY STORE" and of Mr. and Mrs. Michael De- at Fitzgerald's tavern on the su- providing for pve-marital blood sessmeht practices in New -Jersey visited Radio City in New York Stefano of Chase Avenue. tests and the New York Legisla- are a cockeyed muddle, the Newon Saturday. perhighway. , ture later thought it was sueh a" J, e r s e y Taxpayers Association —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hen- —The Junior Woman's Club will good idea it'was enacted into law. claims. ... —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes derson of New . Canaan, Conn., j hold a past presidents meeting at In Trenton the Boy Legislature of Burnett Street celebrated their spent the weekend with Mr. 'Hen- the home of Mrs. John Petras on passed .a 35-mile-per-hour wartime 25th wedding anniversary on Sun- derson's parents, Mr. and MrsBurnet. t Street next Tuseday eve- Fords Parents Announce day by holding open house. Guests Daniel Henderson of Fifth Ave- ning, April 23. speed bill five months before the were present from New York City, Government made it legal. Engagement Of Daughter nue. —The Fifth District Republican • PEACHES:—State agricultural Rahway, Metuchen, Perth Amboy, —Miss Jean Sturdevant of Club will meet with Mr. and Mrs. officials and orehardists have their Se\varen, Woodbridge and town. Newark, George Kellar of West- George Slivka on Burnett Street FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Benja- —Corp. Francis Barna, who ar- next Wednesday evening, April 24. fingers crossed in the hope that a min Sunshine, Maxwell Avenue, field, Miss Dorothy Regan and sudden-eold spell will not descend rived home from Europe on theEugent Pfarr of town, attended i —Mrs. Morris Shaffer and son announce the engagement of S.S. Sea-Witch, is spending a 3 upon New Jersey and destroy the their daughter, Gloria, to Lloyd peach crop. day furlough with his parents, Mr. Rubin, son of .Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Albert Barna of- Lord Lats year the icy fingers of win- Rubin, New Brunswick. ter reached -out in the springtime Street. He is now located at West- Miss Sunshine is a graduate of over Field, Mass. ,-_, causing peach trees to become ice- Woodbridge High School, class FIRST ANNUAL DANCE laden after the blossoms had fall- of 1942, and also graduated from —Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pega and en. As a result the peach trees the Norwegian Lutheran Deacon- daughter Jean of Union City, Mr. auspices of - _^r only yielded 900,000 bushels of ess Hospital of Brooklyn. At pre- and Mrs. Andrew Bonner of Ridge- peaches, which is less than two- sent she is a student at Columbia field Park were Sunday guests of Veterans of thirds of the normal crop. States University. The prospective bride- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pega of Liv- directly south of New Jersey did groom was recently discharged ingston Avenue. not fare as well as usual either. from the army with the rating —Miss J*ean Sturdevant of New- At this critical period of the of "sergeant. He participated in ark was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pappy's Sons Social Club year, farmers claim it is anyone's the battle of the Bulge, in France, Edward Regan of George Stfeet guess as to whether Old Man Win- Austria, Germany and Cizeeho- ovei* the weekend. • ter will stage a comeback suffici- slovakia. —Mrs. Kenneth MacFadyen and ently strong to damage the peach Friday Eve.' April - 26, 1946- crop. If he does return briefly, they SLENDERIZE Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Hall hope his efforts will be weak. THE SAFE WAT ROCKETS Without Harmful The United States, - which had DMIKS or Diet JERSEY JIGSAW:—The State VOGUE SLENDJE1J- • Woodkridge, N. J, Department of Education has been no roekets when warfare began IZING- AND HEAL.TH| given $1,074,000 for the expan- at Pearl Harbor, came out of the SALON GLOVES Tlic First Bank aiidl Music by sion of educational facilities in struggle with a big lead in this Trust Bids. New Jersey for veterans entitled type -of weapon. At times, naval Corner of Smith and Fabric - Kids - Combinations pilots used rockets as powerful Maple Streets to benefits under the G.I. Bill of P. A. 4i-414S AlKalla and His WOR Orchestra as 12-ineh guns and Army ground Fourth Floor—Room 405 Rights. ... A tremendous increase Perth Amboy, Iff. J. in the amount of vegetables grown forces utilized multi-barreled rock- Hours 10 A. M. to S P. M. for market this spring compared et engines. to those offered in the years fol- lowing the first world war, is re- / //•' ported by the State Department of Agriculture. . . . Governor Walter E. Edge joins with other State De luxe baby coacli with large anft municipal officials in request- frame, big white rubber tires, FLORSHEIM - JARMAN - SUN DIAL - ing vacationists planning to so- plwmply padded edge and interior, journ at New Jersey's * seashore and mountain resorts, to make well and flap pocket for ^xtra - POLLY PRESTON - DR. POSNER = their plans early. . . . The Sixth clothes, Choice of gray or dark BUSTER BROWN Annual New Jersey Governor's. blue »«»«•=» Fishing Tournament is underway at the present time. . . . Organizar tion of Veterans' 'Advisory centers in each locality in New Jersey is JUST ARRIVED , (. advocated by the State Division of Large shipment of Spring Dresses in a lovely array of prints and plain colors. • Veterans' Services to supply in- • Economically priced. Sizes 11-50. ( formation to returning veterans. „ . . The State Department of Health recommends extraordinary Women's and Children's vigilance and prompt reporting of ill dogs showing unusual behavior, because of the prevalence of rabies in New Jersey. . . . Enrollment in the Rutgers University School Leather - Plastic Failles of Journalism has reached an all- time high with 193 men and wom- en students registered in four Choice Selection classes. . . . New Jersey home- r makers are urged by Dr. J. Lynn To Complete Your Mahaffey, State Health Director, to reduee purchases -of fats by 20 Easter Ensemble

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BRIEGS Open 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. « MEffS STQR>B 91 SMITH St. .. COR.WG Monday Thru Saturday gT> GE0RGEg EighlWty 27 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY PERTH AMBOY> RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS B3AC0H PAGE TEN THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946 Hollywood "Notebook SHGPPN IDE Since Joan Crawford won thesta' r (probably as a threat to In- . OSCAR, she is in an enviable posi- grid Bergman) whose name is, ? tion. She can now make her ownViveca Lindfors. Once married to • deals at her own price and she's i Signe Hasso's ex-husband, she has ' and RECTCRY likely to take advantage of thedope many pictures in Sweden, ^ IN THIS COMPLETE situation to get better roles for: Italy and Germany, and will make herself and no one can blame her. two a year for Warners. Film fans are delighted at the Loretta Young, Joe Cotten and Stationers prospect of another picture which Ethel Barrymore are to be teamed... Gr@§erfes & Meats Optometrists • Roofing & Siding • would co-star Jimmy Stewart and in RK,O's "Katie For Congress." - Ginger Rogers. Prank Capra wants It ought to be good. Ginger for the role opposite Jimmy Telephone P. A. 4-2318 Janni's 1 On his three-week Lour, Jose Andrew J. Hila Dr. H. L Moss HINES ROOFING CO. in "It's a Wonderful Life," and Iturbi broke all • records. Giving George's Market Newspapers .- Magazines Appliances - Home and Auto OPTOMETRIST Gutters - Leaders - Skylights Ginger is considering the role. eight concerts, he took in $100,000 Supplies Lepper & Co., Inc. , Slate and Asphalt Roofs Greeting Cards Besides Ms salary, Bob Cuman- d made many new fans for his MEATS.AND GROCERIES Typewriter Ribbons FINE FURNITURE Eye Examinations Rubberoid Shingles mings will draw profits from the Metro Pictures. Firestone Dealer Store By Appointment Only Carbon Paper huge hunk of "The Chase" he Hedy Lamarr and her husband, 66 Washington Avenue owns, which should mean that Bob 562 Roosevelt Avenue Hobart Building 115. Main Street Whitman Candies John Loder, who have been Mines Roofing Co. will make something nice out ofestranged for some Lime, have de- Carteret, N. J. 278 Hobart Street Carteret, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J. Costa's Ice Cream the film. Cart. S-5717 456 School Street, Woodbridge Corner Green St. & Railway Ave. cided to make friends again, wiLh Cart. S-S341 Perth Amboy, N. J. Telephone Woodbridge 8-2142 The day Peggy Cummings began all talk of divorce forgotten. Telephone 8-1077 Telephone 8-1449 work in "Forever Amber," her 1 So you think Nylon stockings dressing room was so filled with are expensive, eh? Well, Janet •Painting-Paper Hanging < TINSMITH AND ROOFER Taxi flowers she could not find room John's Market Roofing and siding work to move. Now that ^hooting has Blair recently had to pay S3 5 for Harold E. Anderson guaranteed begun on the film Kathleen Win- long, black cotton stockings. BAKE TREATS Save salesman's commission When camera work begins on Repairing and Upholstering John Kiridzierski, Prop. E. White Woodbridge Taxi Service sor, who wrote the story, can pick You Can Be Sure of Flavor and Why-pay $300.00 for a up the $85,000 check which had "My Darling Clementine," star- Quality at Mooney's Bakery FURNITURE GROCER AND BUTCHER PAINTING AND $150.00 job? been held by the Chase National ring Henry Fonda, Vic Mature, Wedding and Birthday Cakes PAPER HANGING Day and Night Service Bank until the start of the picture. Linda Darnell and Jeanne Grain, a Specialty 29 East Green Street 309 Pershing Avenue FLOORS REFINISHED Nothing to pay extra for it will be on location in Monument Tel. Wood. 8-0200 Warners has a new Swedish Open Sundays Woodbridge, N. J. Carteret, N. J. At Reasonable Prices Valley, Arizona, one -of the most Phone 4-538S William Murphy inaccessible spots imaginable. Tel. P. A. 4-0091-M 99 Wedg-ewood Ave. "If It's Mooney's It's the Best" Phone Carteret 8-9597 324 St. James Avenue 447 Pearl Street For'Young Charmers Something like 600 tons of equip- Woodbridge, N. J, Woodbridge, N. J. ment mupt be hauled in by truck Mooney's Bakery Wo. 8-2279-M Woodbridge 522 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. Woodbridge 8-0604 horn Flagstaff, ten and one-half FORDS. N. J. Pirectors • hours' driving time away. Cub Runway Avenue Grocer planes will provide shuttle service G. Haag, Prop. Plainfield Roofing Co. TIP TOP i-u FlagsLaff. Mickey Rooney will go back Kain Mortuaries, he. GROCERIES AND Asphalt Shingles - Slate TAXI lo work before the cameras in Service of Serene Beauty and DELICATESSEN Plumbing and Heating Jerome Kern's "Till the Clouds John Nesboyh Simplicity CAB SERVICE, INC. Roll By." DIGNIFIED FUNERALS AS 525 Rahway Avenue Repair Work a Specialty Phone PLainfield 6-4300 24-HOUR SERVICE Lionel Barrymore desperately REPAIR WORK LOW AS $150 Woodbridge Phone WO-8-1400 wanted to play the part of Frank- HORSE SHOEING Tel. P. A. 4-4646 WO-8-1421 H. B. Iverson DUnellen 2-6948 lin D. Roosevelt in Metro's atomic Harriott and Nelson Ave. Cor. State and Washington Streets 262 Main St. 135 Wedgewood Avenue >omb film, and, for some time, Perth "Amboy, N. J. Woodbridge feared that he would not get it. Avenel, N. J. 225 W. Jersey St., Elizabeth, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J. lie's to get his heart's desire, how- S3 Elizabeth Ave., Newark, N. J. Dambach's Market Call Wo. 8-0569 after 6 P. M. Henry Jansen & Son er. Welding - Brazing Lou Costello and Eddie Sherman Tinning and Sheet Metal Work have formed their own producing Grocer and Butcher Plumbing and Heating Roofing, Metal Ceilings and j i ompany, to be known as Cosman WOODBRIBGE HEADQUARTERS Synowiecki Funeral Home Jobbing a Specialty ' Productions. The first story they SS2 New Brunswick Avenue Furnace Work Omits Welding Works ill make will be a story about for Curtains, Drapes, Yard Goods, Joseph Paul i 'laseball, with Tom Browning Ladies' Sportwear, Household 42 Hudson Street Fords, N. J. 590 Alden Street Welding and Brazing 28 Claire Avenue Portable Equipment ' playing in it if he gets out of serv- Furnishings Carteret, N. J. Telephone: Perth Amboy 4-4533 Woodbridge, N.-J. ' ice in time. Woodbridge, N. J. Telephone 8-1246 369 New Brunswick Avenue Telephone Carteret 8-5715 Oil Burners Installed Fords, N. J. Painting Surfaces 85 Main Street AVs Market No matter how good a paint or Telephone 8-0753 • Sand - Dirt - FfSi # Telephone Perth Amboy 4-0138 other protective coating may be, ft Woodbridge, N. J. A. SOHAYDA, Prop. Louis Durnya, Prop. i }',<>il>'ll w.int lo "Oince cannot generally be expected to ad- Butcher and Grocer with the Dolly" in the pretty here to and remain long on dirty, Poultry rayon faille dres%. It's a junior greasy, corroded or damp surfaces. 31 Salem Avenue Youth Shops • edition of- the date dress with Men's, Women's and John F. Ryan, Jr. long-torso effect and tiny pep- All surfaces which are to be paint- Children's Wear Carteret, N. J. ORDERS TAKEN FOR lum. The>one-denier spun rayon ed or decorated, whether wood, Corsages, Bouquets, Floral Pieces, fabric has passed laboratory metal or other material should be 5-10-2Sc and Up Counters Potted Plants and Wedding Orders CARTERET 8-6366 Live Chickens Sand and Dirt Fill CHILDREN'S WEAR "washing and serviceability tests, thoroughly cleaned and made free Fresh killed and dressed poultry. Everything for Infants and making it a good choise for an of dirt, grease, corrosion or mois- Stationery Supplies and Magazines ture before the coating is applied. Fresh Eggs— Children active young miss. Mentcher's Bept Store Claytons Delicatessen Phone y's Flower Shop, Inc. and Park Poultry. Baralyn Youth Shop 54 WASHINGTON AVENUE Route 35, King George Road FOOD MARKET Woodbridge S-164S-J 5 Louis Street, Carteret Max Cohen, Prop. CARTERET, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Telephone Carteret 8-5964 Telephone Woodbridge 8-1586 Complete Line of 58 Washington Ave. Groceries and Delicatessen Woodbridge, N. J. Service Stations • Cart. 8-6512 • irug Stores • 9 We Telegraph Flowers • Breyer's Ice Cream Open 7:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. Radios TIRES RECAPPED Gambling Blacklist 503 New Brunswick Ave. By the late 1930s, the Monte Carlo Raymond Jackson • Fruits & Vegetables • Corner Ling Street Take yx>ur car off the "dangerous" SIGNAL CORPS list now. With smooth tires on a casino was probably refusing admit- DRUGGIST Fords, N. J. Surplus Auto Radios Rebuilt slick street anything can happen. tance to more former patrons than Perth Amboy 4-2938 Complete. Dials will fit most cars. Don't endanger your life or the any other gambling house in history, Guaranteed. $24.00 lives of others. Have your tires re- having an active black list of 8,000 88 Main Street Jasper & Son Full Line of Replacement Parts capped now. who had passed a worthless check, Agency for ^-'"- Hard to Get Tubes picked a pocket, engaged in a Woodbridge, N. J. "Quality Products" Hardware (We Pick Up and Deliver) Quality Tire Co. brawl, attempted suicide or com- Telephone: 8-05S4 Owned and Operated by Veterans 759 Rahway Avenue mitted some other unpardonable of- IMPERIAL Delivery Service Woodbridge, N. J. fense. Anderson Radio WO-8-0576 SB Main Street Fords Hardware Co., Inc. 435 SMITH ST. (Cor. Grace St.) WASHABLE • Electric Appliances ® Remember YOUR Wedding Woodbridge, N. J. Phone Perth Amboy 4-3735 HARDWARE and PAINTS Phil's witH photographs ... at Iiome • WALLPAPER : Service Phone 8-2352 ® Real Estate-Insurance @ Lorraine Service Station in the church—at the reception. Washable and Fadeproof . Phone P. A. 4-1040 118 Main Street ' —AUTO-ROCK— Woodbridge, N. J. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 511 New Brunswick Avenue Donald T. Manson Lubrication Practically Under JOHN POPIEL WINDOW SHADES • Electrical Contractors On new rollers or made lo fityou r windows on your own rollers. ® Plant Maintenance Fords, N. J. INSURANCE. Driving "Conditions 30 GRANT AVE., CARTERET ® Home Repairs Tel. Wood. 8-0560 For appointment telephone .-• " Reasonable Prices • Building Maintenance Green Street and Rahway Avenue Carteret 8-5329 v SAPOL1N PAINTS Representing Boynton Brothers For Service and Estimate FROSTED^WFOODS Woodbridge NEW YORK, • Telephone Woodbridge 8-1811 Service Hardware Co. & Co. Over 25 Years Woodbridge FrnitExchange Hardware, Tools, Oils, Glass Paper & Paint Co, 94 Main St., Woodbridge, N. J. Plumbing Supplies and Tel. Woodbridge 8-,1392-J Holohan Brothers GIFTS Wood. 8-3120 Household Furnishings GARAGE, for the Bride, 358 State Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. HOME APPLIANCES - RADIOS We give and redeem S&H 87 Main Street Standard Esso Products for Birthdays, Phone Perth Amboy 4-1722 , FLOOR LAMPS - HEATERS Office Tel. Perth Amboy 4-3288 for Anniversaries Green Stamps Woodbridge, N. J. Phone v WASHERS - LAMP SHADES REAL ESTATE AND Woodbridge 8-0064 and 8-0533 and the Home. Telephone 8-0505 VACUUM CLEANERS Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Cor. Amboy Avenue and « Greeting Cards. Frank R. Dunhatn, Inc. Second Street ELECTRIC IRONS Groceries SARAH BARDIN • Lumber & Msllwerk INSURANCE Firestone Tires and Tubes 499 New Brunswick Avenue Woodbridge, N. J. Hobart Building Easter Flowers Cohen's 572 New Brunswick Avenue • (Opposite Sears Roebuck) Fords, N. J. Friendly Market Fords, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J. • Don's Market Free Delivery Woodbridge Lumber Co. Clarkson's formerly of Amboy Avenue, 486 Rahway Avenue Woodbridge, is now located at 640 Service Corp. Woodbridge, N. J. REAL ESTATE^ ESSO SERVICE ORDER Amboy Avenue, Perth Amboy, Telephone 8-1646 Woodbridge, N. J. INSURANCE BABY OHIGSCS NOW! N. J., where he will continue to Amboy Avenue and James Street serve you in the same courteous ELECTRICAL manner as he has in the past. Telephone:. Woodbridge 8-0125 J. Edward Horned Co. Woodbridge, N. J. CONTRACTORS Our friends and customers arc ,66 MAIN STREET WO-8-1514 cordially invited to visit us at our Telephone Woodbridge 8-0727 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. new store. 99 JAMES STREET W.J. Westlake & Sons Moving TELEPHONE 8-0233 WOODBRIDGE Victory Service Station FUEL, KEROSENE AND We carry a complete selection of RANGE OIL ALL LOADS INSURED Restaurants GULF SERVICE CUT FLOWERS, POTTED General Repairs and PROMPT SERVICE Ignition Service PLANTS, SHRUBBERY AND Moving & Storage Co. For Well Cooked, Balanced Meals Phone P. A. 4-1504, 4-3523 Local and Long Distance Moving DOGWOOD TREES Fuel aad Range Try Car Washing - Simonizing Blood-tested stock from New Brunswick Avenue and John Pazur, Prop. Tel. Wood. 8-2568 g-ood breeders Don's Daffodil Displays have been eye-catchers for King George Roa*l 282 King Street years. Look for them at our new address. Perth Amboy, N. J. Carteret Restaurant Amboy Avenue and Greeti Street Fords, N. J. Woodbridge Brooder Stoves— 7S®, Rah way Avenue Phone 4-2318 519 Roosevelt Avenue ORDERS TAKEN NOW Evenings • and Holidays Call Electric, Coal and Oil FOR EASTER CORSAGES AND BOUQUETS Woodbridge, N. J. Woodbridge S-2452 # Gift Shops Carteret, N. J. © Slenderizing Salon # WO-8-0S76 Call Carteret 8-9795 Poultry Supplies m Mysleai instruments ® and Seeds GIFTS AND RELIGIOUS Modern Slenderizing Salon m - ON'S ARTICLES Headquarters for Quality Musica •';•... Gypsy Camp j,o»e weisUt Large Selection of tiic MODJfiltN ivn-y. Fertilizer and Vigoro Instruments and Accessories Most Popular Rendezvous in Vi.szt or call for ail HAND MADE FLOWERS uppointjneut now. # MARKET 5ol Solder & Son Full Line of Eddie's Music Center Ne>w Jersey ?>7 Meeker A veil tie GREETING CARDS MICHAEL DEMETER, Prop. I'i.sejitniviiy. N. .). 640 AMBOY AVENUE 67-69 Roosevelt Ave. and Tel. IV. JU. 2-1HIS1 AMBOY Grahmann's Greeting Card School of Music Dancing Saturdays 9 to 2 A. M. Diidvr MmiJiseMjuMil Carteret, N. J. Sundays 7 to 12 P. M. of Near Hall Avenue and Gift Shop AVan ted--—Used., I nstruments Ral Kedves - Emery Hack Louise Vu JLeta FEED CO. Carteret 8-5185 357 State Street and Orchestra Marie C. THaucuHO 279 New Brunswick Ave. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Radios - Refrigerators - Washer: 603 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. Perth Amboy, N. J. No. 4 null II Bug FORDS, N. J. 44 Essex Street Carteret, N. J l,en\i)iK Perth Amboy Perth Amboy 4-1350 Furniture P. A. 4-3396 Telephone P. AT 4-1290 —Phone: Carteret 8-9596 Stops at Our Corner x uriyxn LONDON. — The United States Margaret Fioretti, Miss Jean WOODBRIDGE -—; Miss Arlene 12th fleet has been selected to sup- Given ForStielttp® Lauer, of Avencockade Stella Alibani, Mrs. Daniel Ter- Forrestal puts hope in the UNO army and had been given an order perks up your old beret. Bright nay, Mrs. Edward Moroney, Mrs. io jump. John Julian, Mrs. Nancy Cuiffo, and force against aggressors. Mrs.'I. D'Angelo, Mrs. A. LaPenta, Disaster Aiarm feathers of fabric to match your Ann Raeky, Mrs. Holg-er Peterson, Mrs. Eva LaPenta, Mrs. Jennie "5-5-5" Is one fire alarm signal coat or suit freshens a winter Mrs. John •Goyelitz,. all of Port Bellanca, Mrs. Rose Carletta, Mrs. of the New York fire department felt. For a cloche, make your Reading; Mrs. Irwin Wantoch, of r John Ringwood, Mrs. Mary Ryan, that fortunately never yet has been own rare specimens of butter- Avenel; Mrs. Morris Shaffer, of Mrs. A. Simone, Mrs. Mary Nolan, used. This signal, which means that flies in cotton or taffeta and Arlington, Virginia. Emter Flowers on Parade Mrs. Mary Marzilai, Mrs. Joseph a fire is beyond control and all build- transform the crown of a dated ioffre, Mrs. Theresa Russo, Mrs. ings in its path have to be dyna- felt number into a fagotted ca- mited, can call out as many as 13 lot. Directions for making HAT LOST BLOODHOUND Alfred Cavallero, Mrs. Peter Mil- STAMFORD, Conn. Police are Blooming Plants lano, Mrs. Louis Milano, Mrs. Mary companies of sappers and miners, TRIMS may be obtained free by AZALEAS—Small trees in bloom. each company consisting of about sending a stamped, self-address- puzzled as to what to do with a Murabito, Mrs. James Koerner, 30 lieutenants who must rush to the ed envelope to the Needlework lost bloodhound. The animal was ROSE BUSHES—Blooming profusion, si Alverna Hodges, Mrs. Flor- found wandering in the business CINERARIAS—Pastel colors, ence Zega, Mrs. John Milano, Mrs. spot from their station or home by Department of this paper, ask- A halo made of pint roses that look more real than the real taxi or some private car and ing for Design No. S 19-10. section, but so far they have fail- HYDRANGEAS—Large blossoms. Helen Martin, Margaret Eak, Miss undertake this dangerous work ed to find its owner, although they ASSORTED PLANTS—Decorated thing is 'what Joy Hodges, of NBC's "Honeymoon in New York," Mary Lomonjcfi, Miss Mary Koer- themselves. Public works totaling $10,000,- have tried everything, including boxes. will wear in the Easter Parade. With it she'll wear a simple black ner, Miss Adeline Cavallero, Miss 000,000 are planned by localities. an advertisement. They are con- dress or suit, depending on the -weather. A friend made her hat Rose Olbrick, of Woodbridge. TULIPS - GERANIUMS - BEGONIAS No low prices for wheat are ex-sidering calling in another blood- for the pretty actress and singer, "wound green satin rila'bon on a Other Guests Freak Creek in Kentucky pected for several years. hound for assistance. GARDENIAS- EASTER LILIES round wire frame with little bows at the back and peeking Mrs. Pauline Ackerman, Mrs. A creek in Breckinridge county, through the flowers. Lottie Sturek, Miss Louise Disars, Kentucky, is named Sinking Creek Mrs. Joseph Petercsak, Mrs. An- because it suddenly disappears, drew Disario, Mrs. Nat Disario, traverses an underground course for Cut FIower§ WANT MORE RED TAPE Wild Wesi Still Takes Mrs. Rocco Disario, Mrs. Henry several miles and reappears as a SACRAMENTO, Calif.—Believe Phillips, Mrs. Marie Pennington, great spring flowing from under a Carnations @ Snapdragons ® .Iris it or not, but California State of- Gun-Toting Seriously of Metuchen; Mrs. Santa Fioretti, hill. WASHINGTON. — The West stiD Jonquils @ Sweet Peas ® Gladioli ficials are longing for more "red takes its gun-totin' rights seriously. ROSES——Many colors and stem lengths. tape." For many years claims Sen. Glen H. Taylor, a Democrat, Assorted Spring Flowers submitted by various departments from Idaho, said so in speaking out HAPPY EASTER to the controller's office were against a bill by an Easterner, Sen. bound with a'ed tape. When the Albert W. Hawkes (R., N. J.). The TO YOU Corsages war came,, the tape became un- bill would require every gun owner available and ordinary white twins to register his shootm' irons. It is a pleasure we was used, instead. The twine cuts "This proposal is an infringement look to every year on the constitutional rights of all about this time to ©GARDENIAS through the official papers and citizens," said Taylor in a state- e ORCHIDS officials are anxiously awaiting ment. wish you all a wonderful, happy Easter. return of unlimited red tape. "The bill would only restrict and ©VIOLETS make it more difficult for sports- BARALYN YOUTH SHOP men, hunters and other law-abiding —MR. AND MRS. MAX COHEN ©ROSES Flat Bottomed Pans citizens." A fiat bottom helps keep a pan 58 WASHINGTON AVENUE CARTERET ALSO steady and means faster heating and .more economical use of fuel on WARNING TO RUG-CUTTERS! COMBINATION electric, coal or wood ranges. Pans MANHEIM, Pa.—While doing for use on electric stoves should ARRANGEMENTS' have dull-finished bottoms to save a jitterbug dance at a party in HERBERTS. JEWELERS fuel. A dull finish absorbs heat in the high school gymnasium, Mel- contrast to a shiny finish which re- vin T. Shank, 15, collapsed and . fleets it . • ' fell over dead of a heart attack. MILK CHOCOLATE NUTS & FRUITS CREAM TREES-SHRUBS-EVERGREENS lFtTGROWS,WEHAVElT ;. Enjoy Your 1 OC -' 20C - ^ TEIiEGRAPH FLOWERS — OTHERS UP TO $12.00 FLOWER Easter Dinner at THE PINES -K For Easter SHQPPE •¥• For Birthdays Telephone Woodbridge 8-1222 Our cooks have had top-notch ex- •¥• For Graduation * For Weddings 540-546 Rahway Avenue Woodbridge perience in cooking- things the way OUR OWN GREENHOUSES — WHOLESALE AND RETAIL they taste best. Our large corps of waitresses is courteous and efficient. And when it comes to a clean, cheer- 12 oz. box 1 lb. box iv2lb. box ful atmosphere, we are bursting with pride. 3-lb.- Box $2.7i MAKE YOUR This Is e grand RESERVATIONS NOW! opportunity to se- lect precious dia- Private Parties, Weddings and Banquets Welcomed mond gifts. Lincoln Highway, Route 27, These two Between Metuchen and New Brunswick jng values in dia- mond rings express OF FINE WINES Phone Metuchen 6-1029 why more people prefer our store. ' Flawless glowing gems in exquisite mountings at thrifty prices. Take along a bottle of spar- This lovely dia- mond set cross kling wine when you set off and graceful dia- mond studded wrist te your Easter dinner date. wafch are excep- PACKED IN \ \ 0 tional values, too. PRETTY SANDAL BOXES UP TO WE USE ONLY Make Up Your Wine List Today! I S Mi'M.l WINES Sauterne CORDIALS CffiH C©]LATIS! Bordeaux Port > Apricot # Burgundy Sherry Blackberry |f Rhine Muscatel Peach X ALMONDS -• JELLY EGGS Claret Tokay Cherry | IMPORTED-HUNGARIAN WINES $ GUM DROPS - OTHER CANDIES

LIMIT ONE V% lb. BAG TO A CUSTOMER! ALSO IN STOCK Piifipiw A Wide Selection of INTAGLIO DIAMOND 75 19- 65-00 PASSOVER WINES A_ massive ring that appeals to Brilliant blue whife In Black Patent and Tan Calf men. d i a mo n d in a ©CONCORD ©MALAGA GRAPE (mounting of real distinction. «TOKAY ©SAUTERNE PAY ON EASY WEEKLY TERMS FANCY SILK STRAW OR PAY CASH AS YOU WISH. ' BASKETS _^ BASKETS The best for the kiddies. Small and large. Filled with the shoe with the beautiful fit Filled with small chocolates milk chocolate bunnies and THE and chocolate eggs. eggs. $1.50 JEWELERS. THE NEW RlfXHALS fine SHOES 181 SMIip STREET PERTH AMBOY " A J^STy'AT* Oi:U STORE LOCATED AT 308 Next to 81 E. 'JERSEY STREET, ELIZABETH Post Office ;Ayeitjie, MainStreet Woodbridge MAPLE ST. 92 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY THURSDAY, APRIL; 18, 1946 SARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEAGOW

any of the anxious efforts to ap- do, he might get acquainted with Honey Is Smuggled From OB the Sflver Screen pease him. So he impressed on the some of these glass fellows; after AtTheDitmas all, he was a chemist and felt a Italy by Trick on Bees manager that it was quite all right Ditmas DISTURB if the young lady were not allowed natural interest in such a process BERNE.—Since Italy's collapse, Acclaimed as one of the to find out, and said that he would as glass making. It would be smuggling into Switzerland has By IDA MARION BREED • over that are interested in making With the pleasant thought of two unusual and heart-waiming^ 1 be back in an hour or two to see strange if, hy chance, he struck greatly increased and gangs are Gregory Richards smiled afc his and selling glass. They're all meet- or three more hours of sleep be- entertainments ever liliiieci "Senti. wife as they drove into the small | ing- here because our glass fac- fore he heened to start out, he what they could arrange for him. up acquaintance with Mr. John transporting across the Alpine wilderness such items as rice and mental Journey," the new 20th city famous for its manufacture of ! tories are important and have a lot foiled over. This brought him fac- After a leisurely breakfast, Moore, whose roommate he should raw silk to exchange for tobacco. Century-Pox hit starri/iff John glass. She did not know that the ing the other bed across the room, Gregory went to the garage where have been. | of new developments to show. The story is told here of a Swiss Payne, Maureen O'Hara and Wil- smile • rose from the unshared and with natural curiosity he | 'New Uses for Glass'—that's the It was not until he found him- trader who used to get a superior liam BenAix and featuring the sen- though of his first visit to this looked over the sleeping figure ; slogan of the meetings." self, a few hours later, looking honey from Italy. When export of sational nine-year-old Connie Mar- there. It seemed very small, he same place. That was a story he | "Of course, I remember reading Today's Pattern down into the bine eyes of Miss Italian honey was barred, he got shall, is at the Ditmas Theatre. thought, and then with a shock he had never told her fully. ) something about it," Gregory Jean Moore that he realized—or at ivofd to his Italian purveyor to biing The frank and dramatic story of found himself looking at a head A year before, in the inm-Kiness | nodded. "But I'm' here, purely by least, admitted to himself — ex- his pots of honey and leave them a woman's secret heart ami the pas- of blond' curly.hair—unmistakably 9224 of one A. M. on a strange road out- i accident, and only want to be di- actly what he had intended. open at the edge of the forest near sion of a man. who Invert her . , . a girl's head! SIZES side an unfamiliar city, Gregory I reeled to a good hotel." . • Now, on a honeymoon a- year the barbed wire along the border. bul never reality knew her, "Sen- 2 to 8 Richards had been a thoroughly The garageman was not reas- Surprise held him long enough latei', they were, back in Room 107, While the Italian was doing this, timental Journey" is said to miserable young man. As if it were suring. "I'm afraid you may have to prevent his jumping out of bed m which he had specifically reserved. the Swiss moved his beehives to the achieve unforgettable moments, of not enough that, after a. day's hard trouble finding a place, sir. I impulsively, and , then a minute's He had waited sentimentally for other side of the valley, about 1,000 tender and poignant erilpfiain- drive, he had missed his way some- understand the hotels arefull on thought told him what to do. He this moment to surprise her with yards from where the honey stood. uient. Called a story every woman where in the darkness and was on account the convention. But. you slipped stealthily to the bathroom, the whole story. Within three days the bees had will understand—and every man * strange ground, now the engine brought >200 pounds of Italian honey can try the Chemung Hotel, gathered all his belongings, and - "Darling," he began, keeping his will wi°h hp could, the picture of his car was acting- in a peculiar into Switzerland. made a-'quick-exit to the hall, there face solemn, "I believe that as hus- reaches a climax of twmemlous and alarming manner. He drew up straight up the street here. It's our heading for the general washroom. band and wife we should have no emotional impact. at one side of the road, started to biggest and best, and maybe can do something for you." His relief that the girl should not secrets fr.om each other. So I have Crescent open the ear door, but changed his be embarrassed by waking to find Japs Still Hiding mind and just sat, indulging; him- Gregory set out doubtfully in a little confession to make. The "Lady On A Train." Deanna j him sharing her room somewhat v.ery first time I saw you, you Durhin'ri newest Universal picture, self for a long moment in the the direction indicated. He did not tempered his sense of outrage Out on Island of Guam feel encouraged when he entered were—-" John Payne and Maureen comes Sunday to the Crescent realization of how damp, weary, aaginst the hotel for ma'king such PEARL HARBOR, T. H. — Six the hotel a few minuths later, for "I was in- this bed with my back O'Hara in "Sentimental Jour- hundred Japanese in scattered Theatre. The film, announced as a- and disgusted he felt. a mistake. What pretty, bl-ond hair although the hour by then was to you, pretending to be asleep!" ney" starting today at the Dit- groups, including women, still are eoHiedy-myE>tery, is based on an she had, he thought, as he began In fact, he decided that he was nearly two in the morning, there He stared at her in amazement. hiding out on Guam, Marine Maj. original story bv Leslie Charteris, getting into his clothes. He must riias. too numb to care whether any fur- was a general air of confusion "You knew I was there—here^" Gen. Henry L. Larsen, retiring com- creator of the popular "Saint" ther catastrophe befell him that go right down and arrange- to have and noisy overflow of people. But "Of course. I just figured that a mandant of that island, said upon ar- series. The screenplay is by Ed- night. He'd he damned if he would British People Quadruple after the desk clerk had fumbled someone sent up to smooth his tell- man who came in so carefully that rival here. Larsen said one band of mund Beioiii and Robert O'Brien. get -out and tinker with that en- through his records, and asked tale bed before she woke. he didn't wake me would probably •Their .Savings During War 22, including a woman, surrendered This picture is declared to he gine in the uncertain glimmer of a 'The management was nervously various questions of someone in. an leave in an equally tactful way LONDON. ^- Britain's small recently. : a complete departure for Deanna weak flashlight. Let it.fall apart or inner office, appearing somewhai; .apologetic and explained over and when he discovered the situation." saver has four times more money "The woman carried a. large Durbin and another step in Pro- explode, he thought,' he wanted over thafit was an understandable overcome by. the xinaccustoriied "What did you think later then, than he had before the war, Sir amount of. money belonging to ,the ducer. Felix Jackson's plan to give •only to reach a decent bed some- situation of too many; guests, he-, mistake. A young, lady and her Harold Mackintosh, chairman of group," he'said. "All were well the star a varied program. where. He started the engine with when I arranged to meet you?" he finally said brightly, "I; think we brother, Miss Jean Moore and Mr. asked teasingly. the national savings committee, an- clothed and well fed and in better * Although Deanna's role in the difficulty and drove haltingly on. John Moore had taken adjoining nounced. physical condition than the average picture is essentially an acting- one, can take care of you, sir, if you "I thought here was a 'new use But he actually managed to pull rooms, one of which contained two "Before the war the people of this person in Japan. :..''. she sing-s three songs—''Silent don't mind sharing :a room with' for glass' that the convention had- up before a garage on the -main another one of the conventioners. beds^ Certainly he must realize country had deposits totaling $3,- Night," "Night And Day," and street of the nearby town without n't figured on—to bring me a hus- "Japanese prisoners laboring on There's one empty bed in Room that they believed: they were put- 375,000,000. Today •- deposits are Guam are in excellent condition, so "Give Me A Little Kiss." further disaster. Relieved, he pre- band"!"' ' 107, if you want to take it." ting him in the double room with more than three times as large at many . prefer to remain prisoners pared to find beds for his car and Mr. Moore. Miss Moore must have $9,400,000,000," he said. . and draw their SO per cent daily pay himself. Room 107 was dark, but it was Austria appeals to U. S. to send decided to change rooms with her SWALLOWS HALF During six' years the small saver rather than be repatriated." The car was provided for with- evident that its other occupant was OF RAZOR BLADE has increased, his reserves of nation- thousands of books. already there, decently in bed and brother and they could hardly be out delay. The garageman agreed held responsible, etc., etc. If he ATLANTA,' Ga.—While enjoy- al savings from 5,000 million dol- to keep it there and go over it first asleep. Without turning on the would only overlook it, they would lars to 26,400"million dollars—a four- Millions in Europe and Asia are thing in the morning. He supposed light, Gregory tiptoed across to ing- a hand-to-mouth operation fold increase. make every effort to get him a facing famine before harvest. "the gentleman had come to the the bathroom, and closed the door with a box of crackers?'Jerry Dan- single room of his own within a glass convention, he added, more as before he pressed the light switch iel, -3, abruptly stopped and gasped. few hours. a statement than as a question. inside. Here he undressed quickly, His mother, Mrs. Alvin Daniel, in- leaving his bag and clothes in -one RAHWAY "What's a glass convention?" Gregory was about to refuse vestigated and found, inside -of the 'Red' Won't Have to FORDS, N. J. - P. A. 4-0348 corner. A minute later he was in asked Gregory curiously. curtly, when he realized that he cracker box, half of a double-edge Worry About a Room . TO SUN. •"Well, that's not the exact title bed. did not yet know the diagnosis on Pattern 9224 (dress in 2 versions "and matching panties) sizes 2, 4, razor blade. The other half was " EDINBURGH, TEXAS. —Life Thursday, Friday; Saturday of it," the man explained, "but The first light of day was fill- his car, and had "better find out the 6, and 8. Size 6, dress 1%. yds. found a short time later in Jerry's may prove to be too short for FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY * April 18, 19, 20 that's what it is—people from all ing the room when he awoke. possibilities before he turned down 85-in.; Vs yd. contrast. throat by physicians at Henry "Red" Mullins, who escaped All Request Show "THE SPIRAL Send TWENTY CENTS in coins from a jail here by greasing his for this pattern to 170 News- Grady Hospital and removed with body with salve and squeezing in Glorious Technicolor STAIRCASE" paper Pattern Dept, 232 West 18th forceps: Jerry,was little worse for himself through a drain pipe. He Witli Dorothy McGuire, St., New York 11, N. Y. Print has been sentenced to 99 years George firent plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, •"WANDERER OF THE STYLE NUMBER. ; for one robbery, 50 years on an- Fifteen cents more brings you the A DRYING TRIP other similar charge, and 20 WAISTLAND" years more for theft. useful Marian Martin Spring Pat- CLOVIS, N. M.—Hardened rail- With -James Waren - Audrey Loitig tern Book with a Free pattern for roaders and spectators along the smart "bag-on-a-belt" printed right ing inside the book. Brimful of chic, railroad tracks were a bit startled 15-YEAR-OLD TROUT Sunday, Monday, April 21, 22 easy-to-make fasliisns. to see what seemed to be white ags fluttering from the observa- BELLEFONTE, Pa. — Brown "THE BAND'T OF tion platform of the special train Beauty, a 27-pound, 35-Inch trout, SHERWOOD FOREST" the man in charge at once began to ease the load on which recently passed through believed to be the world's largest Maria Montez, Jon Hall, With shake his head commiseratingly. hearing 282 war brides from Aus- , and probably one -of the oldest, is Turhaii Bey in' Cornel Wilde - Anita Lojjse » Before there was a chance for a tralia. The white squares proved question, he broke the bad news. dead. The fish is known to have "RIVERBOAT to be diapers for the 120 babies 'ALA BABAAND THE "It's going to be an all-day job lived at least fifteen years at the RHYTHM" with the women, washed and hurig FORTY THIEVES" ,g distance!" on your car, Mister. You better not Pleasant Gap fish farm. With Leon' Errol on lines on the platform to dry. Listen lo •—• plan on leaving here before tomor- in Technicol-or "ThrTelrphnne —l W-'tl> Andy Devlne- Tues., Wt-J., Ap.i'ia 23. £» Hour 9 i, m \ row morning." Mondai \J C For some' reason Gregory did JAP "GHOSTS" EAT jS-ELSN. 1IIJEATRE. Sai., Sun. Mats. "THE GENTLEMAN Two million miles of new circuits are not feel so disappointed as he TOKYO—An intensive house- Oak Tree Road Foiil* Cartoons MISBEHAVES" being added to tire Long Distance system • would have expected at the news. to-house search has been inaugu- With RoborL Stanton Sselin, N. J. Met. 6-1279 Os:,a. SViassen throughout the nation this year—and It was probably because he needed rated in this city to find, if pos- another good sleep after the mis- sible, the city's "ghost population" "SMOOTH AS SILK" New Jersey is getting its share. These NEXT WEEK haps of last night, he told himself, of several thousand persons whom In Observance of Holy Week . t With additional eircuitsare helping to gel more and started back to the hotel quite no one can find but to whom regu- Theatre Will Be Closed 'BLACK MARKET T'lylor - Virginia Grey cheerfully-. With nothing else to for Ladies and more rails through without delaj. lar food rations have been issued. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, BABIES" despite the increasing April 18, 19, 20 load on Long Distance, Roosevelt & -Carte-ret Cleaners Sunday, Monday, April 21, 22 jou can be sure ue're FRIDAY all working to restoie our "SCARLET STREET" Repair, lining work and expert alterations done by L. KANTOR regular standards of ser- With Edward G. Robinson, AND Joan Bennett vice, and make them even CLEANING - PRESSING - DYE WORK PERTH AMBOY SATURDAY I'lione- P. A. I-O^'.-ir. heller. In the, meantime. © 9 ® Tuesday, Wednesday, Rosalind Russell if your calls are delajefl. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER April.-23, 24 Lee Bowman Warner Baxter we'll appreciate your con- 63 OSEV "LIFE WITH BLONDIE" "SHE WOULDN'T SAY "THE CRIME DOCTOR'S tinued understanding aud STORFS AT RO ELT AVE., CARTERET With A Penny Singleton - Arthur Lake YES" WARNING" cooperation. ^ 573 ROOSEVELT AVE., CARTERET Saturday Only, at 1 P. M. Full Length Western Feature PHONES—CARTERET 8-5848 AND 8-5565 "Texas Renegades," in Addition to Oaf Regular Show! FOUR DAYS, STARTING SUNDAY, APRIL 21ST New Jersey Bell Telephone Company SPINNING WITH SONGS Whirling With Laughs ! YOUR COOPERATION IS A VITAL PART OF NEW JERSEY'S TELEPHONE SERVICE STATE THEATRE OLSEN AND WOODBRIDGE, N. J.

TODAY THROUGH SATURDAY Maria MONTEZ - Robert PAIGE in "TANGIER" 'SEE Plus Gale STORM - Phil REGAN in NOW. PLAYING "SUNBONNET SUE" with F.red Astajre Grace McDonald SUNDAY THROUGH TUESDAY Lucille Ball Alan Curtis Carmen MIRANDA, Vivian BLAINE, Dennis O'KEEFE in Gene Kelly Noah Beery, Jr. Esther Williams Lee* Patrick "DOLL FACE" Red Skelton Plus Carol LANDIS - William GARGAN in "BEHIND GREEN LIGHTS" Judy Garland and many others WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY THRU_ Rita HAYWORTH in WED., "GILDA" "Ziegfeld rEJTtTH AMISOY APRIL 24TB Follies" Phone P. A. 4-338S -3 In Technicolor THEATRE Plus Shorts & Cartoons AHWAY NOW TO SATURDAY The Spirit of Easter Rainbow Productions. Inc. pramu 'BINGONKBY-'I Flowers convey your message more eloquently than, words! Come in in IE0 M'CAREY'S today and select a bouquet of freshly cut blooms for a lovely hostess. The HENRY TRAVERS -WILLIAM GARGAN Late Show Sat. J? -— ——~~ x 5-— NOW PLAYING Nothing can express your love as tenderly, as elo- Produced and Directed by LEO McCAREY • Scr««n Ploy by Dudley Michcli . Story by Leo MeCorey - Releoatd ihtaughTf Bad Abbott quently, as flowers. An Easter Gift Corsage is cher- Shown Friday 1:50, 7:05, 9:30—Saturday, 1:15, 4:00, 7:00, 9:35 Lou Costello 1AUIEEI O'HARA Brenda Joyce ished by all women. Order yours today! FOUR DAYS—SUNDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY You are sure to find a bouquet, corsage or plant here "LITTLE at the price you wish to spend. — ilBIPBB GIANT" , We have a large selection of Cut Flowers, Corsages,

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tricia Avenue, and Elizabeth Briel, Swinton will be in charge of re- tion of school work was given in FOR DECISION Archangel Avenue, attended the freshments. Miss Mary Mullens, each classroom. Refreshments Whether a property owner caa COLONIA NEWS theatre in New York Saturday, school principal, reported on theSewaren School Group were served by a group of mothers secure damages from low-flying By Margaret Scott —Miss Sophie Brezanski and health of the children. There are under the direction of Miss Wright, planes which interfere -with hiaj - ffii-inimui miLtt brothers, Theodore and Albert, now 24 cases of whooping cough, Holds Fathers'Night Mrs. H. B. Rankin, Mrs. Howard right to light, air, view or his safe —The Ladies' Auxiliary of theStaunton, Mr. and Mrs. G. M.relative) s in New York Sunday. Lake cAvenue, attended a birthday and a measles epidemic. Miss Mul- Pender and Mrs. George Watts. and peaceful occupation and en- Colonia' Fire Company met MonAiuto- , Mr. and Mrs. Dominiek —Mrs. Elizabeth Abb-ott, Union party Saturday for Stephen Kuch, lens advised the parents to have SEWAREN—Three hundred and The ^program was arranged by joyment of his land, will be de- day at Vesperino's Hall, with' the Aiutot, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Cranfprd. medical attention for the child if a fifty attended the annual Fathers' members of the faculty, Miss cided by the Supreme Court, Beach, spent a few days this week 1 Wright, Mrs. Helen Pargot, Mrs. retiring president, Mrs. James Tag- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred with her daughter and son-in-law, —Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mar- cold persists more than a week. Night meeting held by the Sewaren which has agreed to review a gart, in charge. A donation was Sutter, John Cleaver, Jack Bladis, A radio has been purchased by Home and School Circle Tuesday Vera Kursinsky, Miss Kathryn damage award made under such Mr. and Mrs. James Taggart, of hoffer, Princeton Avenue, enter- the organization, and will be Stratton, Miss Ada Belle Baldwin, Voted to the Kiddie Keep Well Sr., Jack Bladis, Jr., Joseph Aiuto, West Street tained at. a dinner party Wednes- night in the school auditorium. circumstances. Camp, and letters of thanks were awarded each month to the class Mrs. Margaret Taylor and mem- Walter Brzezowski, Mr. and Mrs. —Fred Oliphant, SOM3/C, has day on the birthday -of Mrs. Mar- Principal Miss Stella J. Wright read from the Red Cross and theCharles Skibinsky, Mr. and Mrs. having the largest number of moth. bers of the Circle's executive ARMY WANTS MEN received his discharge from the hoffer's mother, Mrs. 'James Mc- ers present at P. T. A. meetings. introduced Supervising Principal board, Mrs. Anton Magyar, Mrs. fire company for contributions. James Taggart, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Cormick, of Rahway. Guests in- Victor C. Nicklas, who gave an in- The Army has asked Selective Mrs. Anthony Terzella, good cheer Navy and is now with his parents, The following new officers were C. A. Giroud, Mrs. Borge Peter- Service boards to provide 125,000 mund Hughes and son, Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oliphant, cluded Miss Evelyn McCormick, formal talk on "Education." son and Mrs. Willard Tunison. committee, reported on cards sent Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucas and elected: President, Mrs. Montgom- men during the current month, to ill residents. Mrs. Dominiek West Street. Another son, Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCormick ery Kimball; vice president, Miss Miss Nancy Cotter of the first son, Charles, . Mrs. McDonnell, Sl/C, has returned to Boston after and son, Edward, of Rahway, and grade opened the program by a but with Congress taking* no ac- Aiuto, reported the auditors .had Mullens; secretary, Mrs. James tion to extend the Selective Serv- George Keller and Anthony Bel- spending a ten-day leave at home. Charles Miller, of Elizabeth. Taggart; and treasurer, Mrs. Clark recitation, "A Greeting." Mrs. JOBS found all the books in order. Mrs. ardino. ice Act after May 15th, _ local Charles Skibinsky conducted the —Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Lucas, —Miss Virginia Marhoffer has Stover. Installation will be held at Margaret Taylor at the faeulty, Since January, 1943, 654,000 —The Music Group met Satur- the next meeting, May 8, 3 P. M.played the piano accompaniments veterans have secured Government boards are experiencing difficul- drawings for the Merchandise Caroline Avenue, were hosts Sun- returned to her home on Columbia ties. Club, and the winners were Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eck- Say to Anthony Lucas and grand- Avenue after spending a month at the school. for the following program: jobs. Reginald Brady, Mrs. Anne Thomp- loff, of Hillside. Present were Mr. daughter, Dine Wooley, of Brook- with her sister, Mrs. Rose East- Rhythmic Activities—A. "Yan- son, Miss Dorothy Frazier, and and Mrs. Otto Fehlauer, Mr. andlyn, and Mr. and Mrs. George man, of Glendale, Cal. kee Doodle" by first grade boys Mrs. William Deike. The club pins, Mrs. Jacob Schneider, William Hawkins and son, John, of Little —The Parent-Teacher Associa- CUTS NAVY B. "Looby Loo," first grade girls; in the shape of miniature fire com- Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Horst Perry. tion-met Wednesday at the school, Proposed cuts in the Navy bud- flag drill, first and second grades; Dr. Herman Goldlnher pany badges, were distributed to Tetschner, all of Colonia. —Mrs. Joseph Corbett, High- with the retiring president, Mrs. get will make it necessary to dis-song, "Reuben - Rachel," fourth the members. Mrs. Eugene Mauer —Mrs. Theodore Kujawski, In- field Road, visited her mother, Thomas Polhamus, in charge. "Mrs. pose of two battleships and eight grade; exercise, "Plump Mrs. Ro- DENTJST was the winner of the dark horse wood Avenue, entertained the Card Mrs. "I. V. Stalder, of Bayonne, Polhamus announced that the cruisers and to put; thirteen other bin," first grade; play, "Three Lit- prize. The following officers were Club Friday at her home. Present last week. benches and tables for the chil- warships, including four battle- tle Kittens," first grade; play, wishes to announce the opening- of his elected for the coining year: Mrs. were Mrs. James Taggart, Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kotvas, dren's basement had been finished ships, on the inactive roll. "The Land of Wooden Shoes," Domonick Aiuto, president; Mrs. William Wels, Mrs. Charles Ski- East Street, are the parents ot a by her husband. A donation was third grade; play, "The Golden dental office at Skibinsky, vice president; Mrs. binsky, Mrs. Stanley Seabasty and girl, born Saturday at Beth Israel voted to the Kiddie Keep Well UNKNOWN Goose," English folk tale, fourth James Stauntoii, secertary; Mrs. Mrs. Reginald Brady. Hospital, Newark. Camp. Plans were discussed for The House has unanimously grade; play, ''The Republic speaks 87 Main Street, Woodbridge, N. J. William Wels, treasurer. Also ser- —Mrs. Charles Scott, Sr., En- —Mr. and Mrs. William Deike, the picnic lor the Colonia School passed a bill authorizing the bur-for Freedom," fifth and sixth Woodbridge 8-2550 geant-at-arms, Mrs. Jack Condas; field Road, were hosts on Sunday Wood Ave., attended the wedding children in June. Mrs. Raymond ial in Arlington National Ceme- grades; singing by the entire custodians, Mrs. Fred Sutter and to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott and Saturday of.Miss Peggy Wherett, Rohde was appointed to secure tery an unknown American hero school between numbers. Mrs. Reginald Brady; publicity, family, -of Linden, and Mrs. Charles to Robert Montana, at Asbury transportation, arid Mrs. John of World War II. Prior to the program, an exhibi- Mrs. Charles Scott. Following the Scott, Jr. and family, Colonia. Park. business session, the second anni- —Mrs. Benjamin Thompson, —Mr. and Mrs. Harry Storch, versary of the organization was Amherst Avenue, entertained her Inman Avenue, entertained at din- celebrated, with the firemen as granddaughter, Miss Margaret ner on Sunday, Oscar Laurene, of guests. A gift was presented to Thompson, of Rahway, over the Roselle. OPEN EVENINGS TILL EASTER the retiring- president, Mrs. Tagweekend- . —Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brunt, gart. Frank West, of Kearny, en- —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sutter, Florence Avenue, entertained on tertained with the accordion and Amherst Avenue, were the guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George miniature piano. Robert McCullen Thursday night of Mr. and Mrs.Wakefield, Mrs. Alice Jennings, FASHION RIGHT - - FASHION BRGIHT of Elizabeth, also attended as a Arthur Sutter, of Linden. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brunt, of guest. —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frano- Rahway, and Elmer Hess,. of Lin- lich, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Suit, den, and are hosts this week to —Plans have been made for a Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenberg at- Mrs. Brunt's brother, Charles public card party, sponsored by Wakefield, of Smithtown, N. Y. the Civic Improvement Club, to tended a square dance at New Ver- be held Saturday evening, April non Saturday. —Miss Patricia Krohne, daugh- 27, at Vesperino's Hall. —Mr. and Mrs. Dominiek Aiuto ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman and family, Inman Avenue, visited Krohne, Inman Avenue, is confined —Mr. and Mrs. August Frazier, to her home with illness. Arthur Avenue, were hosts Satur- Mrs. Aiuto's parents, Mr. and'Mrs. SUITS and COATS day at a welcome home party for Louis Garafolo, of Mount Vernon, —Miss taverne Birmeli, Mid- their son, George, wkho has been N. Y., Sunday. field Road, spent the weekend discharged from the coast guard. -—Mrs. Edmund Hughes and with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kastner, of FOR EASTER and AFTER Guests included Gustave Berger, son, Wallace, and Mrs. Henry Mc- Irvington. Mr. and Mrs. James Lake and fam- Donnell, Caroline Avenue, visited —The Misses Virginia Black, Pa- ily, of Lyndhurst; Miss Lena John- son, Kearny; Mr. and Mrs. Fred ALL AT SCHBVDEL'S Strasser, Livingston; Mr. and Mrs. Al Frazier, Al Stresser and son, Edward, Bloomfield; Mr., and Mrs. ONE LOW PRICE! Datvid Lawlor, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Wilson, East Orange; Mrs. Herman Strasser and daughter, The SUITS ... all 100 % wool fabrics . .-. new styles with deep arm Alberta, Union; Mr. and Mrs. Carl WE EXTEND Strasser, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berg- holes, cardigan necklines and solo pleated skirts . .". smartly tailored er, Sr. and son, Charles, Mr. and EASTER GREETINGS in toast, coral, lime, blue, American beauty, gray and black! All sizes! Mrs. Fred Berger, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Godfrey, Newark; Mr. and TO ALL OUR MANY Mrs. Warren De Louise, New FRIENDS AND PATRONS The COATS . . . are 100% wool, of course, in fitted, Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frazier, Nutley; Mr. and Mrs. Jo- belted shorties, boxy shorties, princess coats, etc., in seph Cashin and family, Archibald Mclntyre Mr. and Mrs. Walter luxurious cherry red, aqua, blue, gold, green, toast, Drake and son, of Rahway. Guests many other colors and checks in all sizes. from Colonia were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Polhamus and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Polhamus and 286-A HOBART ST OTHER SUITS family, Ernest Baine, Mrs. Tina Across from St 12.60 to $39 Dellassandro, Mr. and Mrs. James PERTH AMBOY, N. J OTHER COATS 18.40 to 39.98

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