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Iweetness Won't Discuss Treatment and Introduction of Radio for Borough's Police War Bond CARTHRET — Lieuten- Ant Francis Haiek, Ton of Mr

Iweetness Won't Discuss Treatment and Introduction of Radio for Borough's Police War Bond CARTHRET — Lieuten- Ant Francis Haiek, Ton of Mr

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xvTx.—No. 10 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1945 PRICE THESE CENTI It. Hank, Fret Of Nazis, Fimcet Of Otticer Iweetness Won't Discuss Treatment And Introduction Of Radio For Borough's Police War Bond CARTHRET — Lieuten- ant Francis Haiek, ton of Mr. An Example Of Coming Trend. .F-M Broadcasting and Mrs, Francis Haeek, Charles AND Siekierka CARTERET—For at least thret efficient in a world organised Frank Under, toll, lean, food- Sales Now Street, returned to Fort Dlx last yen™ now we've tried to And «ot to thn Bppflri of the automobile. looking Irian who not only installed night after a ithort leave. He D*wn at Carterel police headquar- the new radio hook up for thh will be given a longer leave >ibout F M radio because wt knew ter* we met the man who installed borough's police department, but Light noon, Are Victors it wan the coming thing, People $299,811 who know tell as that in not too F-M radio for the borough, and in embodied into it. original features 'Reported mincing in action in ,,1,, E. many years any other tjrp* of r»- • few well chosen words he ex- which resulted from his technical August, he was « prisoner of Toth Defeated 5-1 In Race riio than F-M will be strictly old plained : knowledge and his experience. Rally W«ek From Ti the Naei« for nine month*. A hat. The equipment now used by navigator on a Liberator B-24, Backed By Resko; Flynn Simple Definition Ottert Chance T« Wn Carteret's law enforcers is of be wan taken prisoner when he But these same people who "In amplitude modulation (pres- I* High Democrat Link manufacture, nf F M or Fre- 6; Other Prizes ;,. mash notes late- was shot down over FerraTra, know all abont It couldn't tell tn flltt type of radio) the power in- jCrtages and decreases to suit the quency Modulation type, as men* . He wa» freed by the Al- •CARTERKT—T h e Republican what F-M radio is, at least not w CARTKRKT- Preparation* d ,ny correspond- voice of the speaker or singer. In tioned above. Under Mr. lander's lied Forces and sent to the Organization ticket made an easy we could understand it. After be oompK'tr within the n*»t f«r3 , wistfully of my frequfney modulation broadcast- supervision the entire cost was fttatea on a plane to Bangor, win over the opposition presented much patient listening we always dayr, for the War Bond Rally *•: way with words ing the FULL POWER is on con kept under |2,000, regarded by Maine, and from there to Fort in the Primary Election Tuesday wound up with a brain in which be held here a wtek from to Btantly, but the FREQUENCY experts as a most moderate out- i,r why fmnotiun- Dix and home. by former Borough Attorney Mi- whirled megacycles, antennae, re- Starting at 7:30 o'clock. Th sonances and polaroidg, well sea- changes with the rise and fall of lay for this added protection to „, time. There are Asked about his treatment ctiael Resko and Stephen J. Toth. be in- the Rita Theater in Wt soned wtth utter confusion. the Round being broadcast, adjust- the lives and property of the bor- ,,, binder why I »p» by the Naiis he aaid, "I don't. Mr. Resko ran for county com- ington Avenue and the • ing to the rates of vibration as ^ some of the time •want to talk abot", it." mitteeman in his own district but But we've found out what ough's residents and ment will include the ihow needcit." , arc still others, lost, and Mr. Toth, backed by Mr. makes F-M so much better than Everybody Pitched In a new motion picture. In addition to Mr. Linder's con ,,,1, who simply Resko, sought'a place as candi the kind of radio we now have, The one who gave us this un- Clock," starring Judy Ga date for Councilman. which, like the hors* and bufgy derstanding in a way our unmath tribution, a great factor in this and Robert Walker, tnd Richards 3rd The places expiring are held had its day, but isn't going to be ematirat mind could grasp it is (Continued on Page 3) Mist Vera Ginda by • U, S. Coast Guard Band, i vilh the help of a nowby Frank Haury, president of CARTKRET—Mi»s Ginda's en- touring to perform at War ,.,'HI microscope, the Council, and John A, Turk, wment to Lt. Alfred Breuche I Rallies in the Eatt. Mttaben «t| 11,,, proud possessor To Get Honor who won over Mr. Toth iby a vote Gruhin-Brown Councilman's Daughter Bride of the Army has been announced I the band will be entertained a|| ndtion for being a of 3&9 to 64. by her pnrenta, Mr. and Mrs. John dinner,by those in charge of tltf CARTERET — Lieut, Stanley i,t now, I'd swap The other candidate for a place Gindn of 11 Jeanette Street. Lt. rally, who also have provided G. Richards, son of Mr, and Mrs. on the ticket was School Commis- Broui'he, now stationed at Mont- transportation from Newark. ,1, Kit! microscope Gilbert Richards of Pershing Ave- Rites Sunday At Church Ceremony Saturday p sioner Frank Siekierka, who CARTBRFTF --• Miss Dorothy gomery Field, Ala,, is the *on of Admission t« the rally 1 nue, ha» been awarded the Silver Mrs. Bertha Breuclie of 42 Stuy- ill. '•< I tation for a pair polled 351 votes to make him and C ARTERBT—,Miss Edith Brown, Elizabeth llaury, daughter of only on presentation of Star by the War Department for rentz performing the ceremony. A vesant Avenue, t>Jpwark, and a ,l.rr boota, the Mr. Turk the candidates for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Councilman and Mrs. Frank Haury tickets, given purchasers of I heroism in action during the eception followed at the Cokini graduate of Plains High School. ., nfT your lunch two jeats on the Borough Coun- Rrown, nf Roosevelt Avemtp, and of Lfxwrll Street, and Harry H. for cash, Thr«e tickets are a* Euiopean campaign. Lt, Rieharrla| cj| to be fillet* at the General Country Club. Mim Ginda ia n graduate of Car- ahle at the Fosi Ulrlct and ,r's seed cata- Max J. Gruhin, son of Mrs. Sophie Conai' Jr., son o,f 'Mr. and Mrs. ; ia the third man from Carteret. Election next November. . • The church was decorated with teret High School and is em- two local banks. Gruhirc of Jersey City, were mar- Herrj ill. Conay, of Rahway, were , Miild fill up this to have received thii medal. pdnis and spring flowers. Tho ployed at th<> Motor Ordnance Re- Bonik To Whim Tlie Line-ity ried Sunday afternoon at 12:80 marr) undHy afternoon at 4 ,,, to bed. I know The other two are 8/Sgt. Paul Messrs. Tunk and Siekierka in Clinton Manor, Newark, with soloist waa Mrs. Herbert L. ception Park. War Bonds also will b« awa|*.| o'clo the First Presbyterian Strandberg, Jr., accompanied hy lii jrot plenty of Mueha, recently discharged, for will oppose Joseph Synowiecki Rabbi Charles I. Blodi of Jersey ~ r ed at the rally, along with heroism at Pearl Hart»or, and T/5 Churl with the R«v. D, E. Lo- Miss Lois Doacher, organist. I change my des- and William Sitar, Democratic City performing the ceremony. merchandise being donated for I Joseph Kesko, medical corps, for The bride, given in marriage by nominees, who werc_iunopposed in The bride, given in marriage purpose by local hui ii [ could hardly heroism in the invasion of the her father, wore a white gown of the Primary. by her pairen'ts, • wore a white Captain Weds To date six bond* have been ; u ..rid of a great coast of Normandy. satin and lace Her veil, of finger- About 400 votes were cast here. mousseline de soie (fown wity an Wild West vided, by Emit Stranlan, ,v thus accomo- tip length, was attached to a coro- The citation accompanying the Alexander Combn, incumbent embroidered yoke. Her veil was man of this Seventh War . net of «eod .pearls and she cawied medal read* In part: "Lt. Rkrh- tax collector, was the unopposed arranged from a Juliet cap and Lillian Toth Frank Srmdato, William an, arm bouquet of gardenias and ardis was jtiven the mission of Republican party nomination for she •carried a white Bible marked Planned By No. 2 Maurice Spewak, Lovu sweet peas. Mrs. John Orban, the iCARTEROT -MiBS Lillian Toth, includes a capturing an airfield, despite a re-election to that post. Michael with an orchid ft n d ribbon and the Carteret Prese. Fire Company As bride's sister, was matron of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael gevere wourvd he continued to Shutello was the unopposed Dem- streamera. Total sales reported thii j on which honor. She wore a, blue gown and Toth of Edwin Street, and Cap- lead his men and inspired them ocratic party nominee for election Miss Florence Brown, sister of Service Aid by Mr. Stremlan are for :i kcil to get funny. 1 carried ai bouquet of pink roses. hy his ibravery and determina- to that office. the bride, was maid of honor. She tain Clause E. Barnholdt, son of all. They are divided u foDow:', (l ,i a wide range, tion; he consented to be evacu- Carl Meier, of Union, served as Edivanli Barnholdc of Iowa, were The borough's vote in the three- wore a yellow net gown andi car- iCART.ERET flans have "E" BondJ, (206.389, "V i, oi'A to that worn- ated only when his mission had best man and Charles Reidcl, Jr., married Wednesday night at 7:80 way county contest for Demo- ried a bouquet of Spring flowers. been made by i'ire Company 13,922, "G" Bondi, $6,500. been completely accomplished. ancflLouis Moore, Jr., were ushers. inks who just wad- cratic nomination for coroner was The flower girl, Gail Oruhin, niece No. 2 for a rodeo show to be in the Free Magyar Reformed C, Treasury notes. $50,000, His gallant devotion to duty upon On their return from a wort- as follows: James J. Flynn, Jr., of. the 'bridegroom, wore a ipink held in the Hi^h School Stadium Church. Rev. Ale.tinder Daroczy Certificates, $5,000, 2V% Treat- .: this occasion reflects great credit ding trip to New York and Point f 77; Daniel Reilly, 24, and Wil not frock and carried a ibtuket of July 8. The proceeds will go performed the e*fWiony and Minn ury Bonds, $3,000, 2H '. to himself and the armed forces." Pleasant the couple 'will live at liam Jaqui, three. Spring flowers. towirrt a fund being raised to Irene Daroczy wtja'^he soloist. A ury Bonds, $l!5,000. (me—the aub- Lt. Richards ha« also received the the Woods End Apartments, Ro- The bridesmaids were 'Miss aid men end women of the reception follow** >»t the home ,i, II. suppose slacks , the expert infantry- setle, For traveling the. bride wore :I Miriam Gruhin of Jersey City, armed forces. , of Mr. and Mr*. John. 8. An- man's badge an-di the combat in a 'beige suit with luggage tan ac- functional pur- who wewe & pink net gown, Miss Kimback Service fantry badge. Hia wife, Mrs. .Car- The committee consists of cessories and a corsage of gar deregg, in Colonia. nf the obvious Parochial Students Kosalyn Schwartz, of Carteret, rie Richards, is a native of Annis- the following: Edward SchulU, det,ias. The bride, who was given in wish they might ivh-o wore blue taffeta, and Miss to.n, Ala. chairman; Edward Coughlin, The bride is a graduate of Car- marriage by her father, wore an Held On Saturday that didn't Sylvia Brawn, also of Carteret, William Carney, Joseph Sar- teret High SchooF and Rider Col-i Eleanor Bluo eimomble with whit* Honor Fr. McLennan who wore blue net gown. quite zillo, James Irving, Dennis Fitz- lege, Trenton, and is employed at I accessories, and carried an old- CARTKitOT— (Funeral seme* .Robert Giruhin, th* bride- wer<< hehl .Saturdvy moraine tm I., a barrel, for Weather Changes Hour* CARTERET — The ,grad- Gerald, Edward O'Brien, Lea- the General Caible Corporation bouquet of [grooim's brother, was hi* best man. ^Frederick Kimback of US iiiiting class of St. Joseph's School lie pOlbricht, Henry Morris, Perth Airnboy. The bridegroom, a Miss Eleanor Nemo, of MM h I am sure Oi BormhBaby CMc The ushers were Philip Basson of dolph Strt'ft. from his hoaw a( will take a trip to Rye Beach,I Louii iPeteraon, Michael Yar- graduate of Rahway High School the bride, was maid | MI' desire of con- For traveling1 the bride wore Miloa and Rev, Andrew J. Saktm The station in the board room banquet for Kev, James McLen- Hotel, given by her States the couple will live tem- .ih-l-iill. beige suit and luggage tan acces- Dr. G. J. Goodman at the side altars. The pall bear- at the Borough Hall will be nan, OSM, who will leave at the workers. porarily with the bride's parents. i lined to.me that sories, with an orchid corsage. ers were Adam Makwiiuki, AB- upm from 10-12 o'clock. The end ot the month for Detroit. W00DHR1DGE Mr. and Mis. For traveling the ibride wore a The bride- i.i a graduate of Car- i in- Home merit in first session will be June 21, Th« program included musical se- black suit with white acmories, dt-cw (jirrda, Walter Kirmiee, teret High Hchool and the Univer- lluymuiid Anderson, 'I'll Main Adam SzynAurnki, Frank Kurdylr |i'. with each pair of und this and those to follow will U'ctiiHis, recitationsi , a farewelfll Bronze Star Medal Given and a corsages of white camellias. sity of Delaware and is a member Street, announce the engagement ni be in charge uf Dr. Samuel address to the pastor hy Marianne Mrs. Barnholdt is a graduntejand John Estok. Burial ivar-view nurrort of the faculty of the iborough Koy, In North Carolina Mminger, Mrs. Otto Wollen- Kennedy, and an address ,by Rev. of their daughter, Virgina Cather- of Carteret High School ami Drake! Gertrude's Cemetery. . baseball bat with schools. The bridegroom gradu 1 berg and Miss Genevieve T. McLennan. The children also pre- ine, to Dr. Gerard Goodman, son College, Elizabeth, and ia em- Mr. Kimback is survived by Jri* Thin, the prospec- ated from Rutgers College and CARTEBBT - Pvt. William ife, the former Katherioe Ktt- Penkul. sented the pastor with a purse. of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Goodman, ployed at the Ration Board in owns a pharmacy on Roosevelt v M. Koy was awarded the Bronze 4yla; a daughter, Dorotay; tw» "• > i could take a Those appearing on the pro- Woodbridge. Tha bridegroom is a Avenue. Pershing Avenue, Carteret. Star Medal ait the Army Ground iister», Mrs. John Greene of 1«* • 'II in reverse when- pram were Maureen McDonnell, graduate of the University of juatkin came to wan- To luue Liquor License* Miss Anderson is a graduate of Service Forces Distribution Sta- Iowa and is stationed at Raritan ey City, and Mn. Joseph Skiat- Clare Kennedy, John Fee, Edward Woodbridge High School and in confines of her At Meeting On Jane 20 tion, Asheville, N. C. The cere- Arsenal, in the Automotive De- mona of Carteret, and a brother, Kabula, DonaM D'Zurilla, David Ka t h e r i n e Gibbs Secretarial i mull' attire, I sup- Mary Krissah Fiancee mony took place during a re- partment. George Kimhadc, also of Carteret." CARTBRET—The adjourned Safrany, Jean DeSantis, Peggy School, New York. She is employ- i ( this kind ia very cent dress parade, and was He was member of the Holy NaaM O'Brien, Juanita Gago, Marlene Of Beisel, Hero 1* War ed in the accounting department wnir wood, and I meeting of the Borough Coun- Society of his pariah; of Carej . cil scheduled for last night was Lozak,'Marie Kagg and Rosemarie of the Titanium Division of the made by Col. R. E. Wflloughby, ' ;niy objections to CARTERET—Frank Krissak Miss Novit To Be Bride iu-il, Knighta of Colmafcai, art rancellt'ii. A regular meeting of Slomko. National Lead Co., SayreviUe. commanding officer of the sta- • only in the shadows of 64 Mary Street has an- the Polish Aid Society. He ba4 ' tl\e Council will be held next Dr. Goodman is a graduate of tion, where Pvt. Koy is await- Of Elizabeth Resident ii, luit 1 couldn't rec- nounced the engagement of his >een employed at the Farter Wedensday nigbt at 8 o'clock Kenyon, Jr., To Graduate Carteret High School, attended ing reassignment. i having any aesthetic daughter, Mary Theresa, to CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Corporation for tweatf- in the Council Chambers of the Viltanova College and graduated our yeurs. ilung less than Die- From School, To Enter Navy Henry M. Beisel, Jr., son of Pvt. iKoy, whose home here is Solomon Novit of 1H Washington Borough Hall. This meeting is from First Institute of Pediatry, !in, a burlap bag Mr. and Mrs. Beisel of Fred- at 56 Carteret Avenue, also has Avenue, have announced the en for the purpose of issuing per- CARTERET—Thomas G. Ken- erick Street, East Rahway sec- Long Island University, New York. been awarded the Combat In- gagoment of their daughter, i without a belt in mits fur the sale of alcoholic yon, Jr., son of the secretary- tion. This prospective bride- He is a chiropodist with offices in fantry Badge. Frances, to Melvin J. Fanber, son "i'.i be sheer poetry. beverages.. All applications treasurer of the CaJ'tettt Bank groom, is one of Carteret's Port Richmond, S. I. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farber, of * * must be in before the meeting. 'lit shirks have found and Trust Company, and Mrs. heroea of the present war. He ELAINE IS ONE 1444 Lexington Plaice, Eliwbeth. Kenyon, of 610 Salem Avenue, was severely wounded in July, A dinner for the immediate By Parish Sdmk f und that I am LAWN PARTY SUNDAY CAHTlERiBT—Elaine June Ba- Elmora, was graduated recently 19.44, while talking part in the Agnes Slinsky Hon6red families was heki Sunday at the I! tn the full wrath CAMiERET Final plans have laris, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs, CARTERBT — Memlxri

f NEW ODD FELLOWS SPECIAL MASS SUNDAY NAME B.«L HEADS ' Mini ScOUt TrOOpS Court Of HonOr L*cd**r* Organization rf'ARTRRET- (four new mem- CARTEHET—Under the spon- {' AHTERET — Th« following officers were elected at the mcetJ Maha Plans For It* Picnic l>nr» WCM« ftrtrtDtrH into lh» Oat Mimtilp of Omr«y Oowil, Knights nm, flaflflirteir of CLASSIFIED! in# of the Cnrterot Bil11«Hn(f aiid loret Lod|{e of Odd Pellown nt the »f iColumbua, RPV. James MrUn- frank koftrmn «f h Last Before Camping Season PlniH havp bcon lint meeting,'hMd Friday" ni|rht. Loan Association this work: Ip- Mte, (tr'«i9usteid from Ne mudi' 'liy the Peflstcri-d uml finad- ntn,' Q?M, will celebrate n hifrh dore Mausner, president; John .J. OPERATORS WANTED <'AHTRRKT—The l»«t Court of finak and John Honcheclt of Trrnip The tu'wly initiated mcmlit'is are Colk^lot Women Wedn uni.i- Nururs' AnRrH*inti"n f»r A pfc- mai* Sunday, Father's Day, for Hnrrinifton, vice preniilent.; R. O. 1 8K cccfived «pcond-rln«» pinn. llymnn Clvxlwh, AS V-12, UHNR; Honor bffor* the camping IIA/M: M1ss •Huffmat. To work on Children's nir to b<» held in the ni-nr future Hurry Ginchinaky, Sidney Rodc- the men and women of the pnrish Dalrymple, treasurer, and Mrs. wan hold l>y the Boy Scouts of the Mcdnls for th« onllpetion of HI the Iminfi of Mm Helen Tirech dreBflpR. Stwuly work; n and Louis Zellman.• in the nrrrwd forcea, Ann* Brown, swretary. in music .and minorr^. in Ki..' community FrMfy nifht at H scrap paper were awarded to: Ed- kn in Konieivclt Avoniie. one week vacation with ward Kranklin, Arthur Ulman, El- o'clock in the Nathan Hale School. The o(Bc»r» (il(Htcd at tJir hurl wood ('olgan, John Burnhftm, ami ]'•;• •.' ' pay; good pay. Apply William Mtidom, district Scout ineetinir of the eroup were Mrs. Robert Wyman of Troop 82; tii\\\ IIIA Zimmprmtn, vk-e pr(!Bid*n.t; ...jCarterot Novelty Drew rommiMloncr; John Kernedy, Bizub, Jr., Andrew Ksrin, Prenk and Mrs. Plorwco Murfcufln, 15 A V1TAI ?A«T OF NEW JIUIIY1* tlUPHONI SIRVIC! • ^Company, 52 Wheeler chairman of the event, and John John flensuock, Robert trenaurcr. It was decided to hold tout Avenue, Cnrteret, N. J. Donntlly, chairman of the hoard flhaner, Donald Krisak, Willinm fiitun- meetinffs the , second Statemrni of availability of review, made the awards. Wil- Diurllla, nni«l Ave., their daughter, Louwc, from St. ftcout awards. The following merit Maly's «i>rh School, Perth Am- ltanfonl.fr. fi-lMlli of H0:J2-4. were awarded: Troop 81, ten f,P. 6-8, 15 Walter King, Klwood Colpw, hoy. Over HO guests attended. John Burnham, and Amos Hoff- badges Edward Heffner ami John man of Troop 82 received first Collins; nine, William Klndiierski; HELP WANTED FEMALE eitrht, Edward Preputnick; seven, PsiMh Mltron BIfAUTICIAN I manager- opera- claw pin* and Richard I.oiak, Alphonne Bonnet, ^re, Thomas Tinue paper l« exctllent for pol- tor) 4' Beauty Shop in Ell.... George Ko*ha*ky, StanleS y Mar- Kennedy and Charles Ferenchik; ishing mlrroM. bath, flood pay plus onmmimion. •" HELP WANTED MALE « four, William keletnen and Frank 0bort hours. WM€ rule!1! observed. Thoughtful New Jersey people i< O'Brien, and one, Cormac Ken- two, Edward Franklin; orte, Rod- f Box R, cJn Independent Lead nedy; Troop 82, four, Elwood ney F<-n*ka and Walter King; C-7,14 are making each call count Part time workers Colgtin; three, John Burnham; Troop 88, six, Jack Lozak. WANTED genera] laborers making fewer unnecessary calls, 1TILL PAY f,c a lb. for clean rtgs. making each call shorter— Independent-Leader, 18 Green Experience not necessary The New Books *L, Woodbrldgp, N, J. because they know this 1 Hour* between 6:80 a. m. PERSONAL Robert E. Sherw>od says that the elements of each." • * « helps «veryone get better Rev. Elizabeth Kicker and 10:30 p. m. Norman Convin is undoubtedly ' Seeres Britishers have no reluctance th« finest radio writer in the service these busy days. Oommliftioned Missionary to making cracks about the famous , He has developed ' Spirit MeMft^oi! md Helper rulei-obwrved English climat*, J. Frank Dobic »£ Main St., Woodbridfte, ft. J. new techniques in the fit-Id of relates in "Texan in England." 6-14* radio writing. Hit poems and One of them told him about the Apply dramas are written to be heard Stranger who came to England to SEWING SCHOOLS enjoy the summer but overslept personnel office rath«r than to be read. Yet his himself one morning and miss,,! f Complete new <-la#se» in home two books, ''Thirteen by Corwin" it. Another related the story about NIW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 4fc»nmalcmfr course forming now. and "More by Corwin," read sur- a country squire who, upon beirnr limited number accepted. Enroll WESTTVACO CHLORINE introduced to the Persian ambassa- Giving the person you call time enough to get to the telephone ,., at least a minute...» tpday. Classes, mornings, after- prisingly well, dor in London, sad, "They tell me noon* Bnd evenings. $10.00 com- PRODUCTS CORP. Maybe you heard Iris new one— gotdpractice. It's the courteous thing to Jo, and often saves a second, and unntcesury, calL "On a Note of Triumph"—broad- that in your country you worship jjjet* cost 600 lUoMVtlt Av«, cast over CBS on V-E Day. It the sun." "Bo would you if you Sinfter Sewing Center began like this: ever saw him," the Persian n-^ ' 70 Smith St. Carteret, N.J. So they've given up. plied. • ftvih Amboy 4-0741 They're finally done in, and the • * • 6-10 to 7-12 6t rat i* dvad in en back Mr. Dobie, who is an admirer of Teticence, both English and ! REFRIGERATION REPAIRS of the Wilhelmstmse. American, also tells tn*is story. A KELVINATOR. Household and Take a bow, G. I.j take a bow, PIANO little guy, stage driver of Ne-w , noted p commercial refrigeration serv- The superman; of tomorrow lies for his taciturnity, took five pas- ice. Also Brndix Automatic sengers on a slght-si-oiiiK tour over "Winner fli-nticr 24-hour aorvlee, FOR SALE at the feet of you common men of this afternoon. the mountains. Among these waa including fliiniiflyM nnd holidays, Call Woodbrldge 8-0J ISM & woman who begun by exclaim- Call Mctwhcn <>-13R3, or Perth This M It, kill, this is The Day, WIRTH'S DEDICATE THESE ing over the scenery, »oon pro- Amboy «3I1. all the way from Newburyport to Vladivostok. ceeded to cautioning the driver at BLOOMKIKLD REFRIGERATION You h*d what it took and you steep places, &ni in between, fired SERVICE Have it, and e*ch of you has a a'barrage of questions that showed 100 Grandview Avenue hunk of rainbow around your more ignorance than curiosity. At Sheet Metal 1 EXTRAORDINARY DIAMOND VALUES TO THE Karitsui Township helmet. the end of the Journey, the pas- B-17 to 6-21* Seems like free men have done sengers got out, and n quiet man Work&Roofing it again. asked what the fare was. "Two and LOST a half," the olillh nil I he KorKruna brnu- JWEET METAiL worker. 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«•"?< 1 ;S ReliaWe Je^ers Service* Perti Aniboy Girl Police Radio Apes Huffman b Erdflyi Rite, Ytrteriay JBfet W«W Mm *o*ioy from Page 1) (Contmtd from Pant 1) In A, F. Schmit Home F$rMn.AmaBmtokJ7 , Tinnififr of the Among The Carteret Chm latest expansion «f the police de- Kscoit,, Edmonds, Bride Of Silva, Jr. CARTRRBT— Funwal services CAiRTBRfcT—Funeral services partment waa the co-operition Fetd By Partats i ,.«< nod #t>m# tllh pi«r« jriHi*»rd«y morntPir for {ndd MoitHny moMitaf for rutn polite officers themwlm »ml PHESBYTERIAN etnion. There w!H be n stricken escort CARTERET •• Announcement 8t#ph, E Ixir«»t<, P»«tor from kindergarten nn sir attack. haa been mm\v <>{ the marriage o( Street, who died «t hi* home Tues- RaMolph Street, at the Blioib ough. Thin Interest WM evinced snd >Mth. Fred Hoffman of In connection with the ecletir*- iich ftfhooi.'Tht pwrtor Misn Jnne Josephine Ostrowski 1 •day, Mr. BrdtOyi was A native of Funeral Home. The services were 151 iPrrshinjr Avenue entertained tlon of Father'* l>ny on Sunday, ch«ritc an principal of the Jack daughter of Mr. ,,l Mrs. Alex- wpecially in th* help (riven in IN who had lived htt4 heM by tkr Jehovah'* WltlMeats, ttl ut their home WedneOriay ntgltt June 17, si thr Pr^yterian aehool with an adequate for some time ander ORti-ftWBki of Perth Amboy patting up the pole and aerial atop of which Mrs. Bnrtok was a mem- -mniiy In honor of the graduation of fivp years, and WHS an env Owrch spec in I reenfrnitlon will ht teacher*. Any children of liook whteh he and Joseph Silva, Jr., h of Mr. the Borough Hall, to serve the ber, and 4wrial was in Roiehili M th«r daughter, Agneo L. Hoffman, »f th* Unitfd State* Metals given to the men from the parish munlty wilt be cordially friends after'the and Mrs. Joseph Sliva of 138 headquarters transmitter. inir CofwpHny for all but twoCemetery, Linden. his At Mr. Linder'e suggestion the from Ne* Jersey College for •who nave received honorable dis- corned. The Work connift* of I ,,.|-,,rr V^E Day he •Lowell Street, CarteTet. The cere- Women. jShe received the rtejrree year* of hw residence here. He ^ Louis pole • itself was made by a local were charges from the armed forreii,. ftudy with no doctrinal or that, before he mony waf performed by Rtrv of Bachelor of Artd at the col- wa» seventy-three y*ars of age blackwnith, at a w»t of f*G, Th> Red*, Stephen Hok, James The pMtor will hn-vp as hie ser- minatinnal interpretatioh. . understood the Mitchell Celkowakl in St. Ste- lege commencement that morning and hint been retired n year ago n»«n topic "The Word of Au- clamps which hold it to the build- George Cwibak, Michael Salw, and i swastika, but phen's Churcfi, Perth Amboy, and in New Brunswick. At. the putty He wai n member of the HunH - thority." ing were p«t dp by employe* of Jamea Solten. ST. DEMETMUS , wr»nj( because a reception was heM at Pulaski Riven by the graduate'* parents garian Rcformril Church, Car- The widow of John Bartok, MM. The seventeenth annual vwion the 'Street Department, ami tho 1 Ibn. John HanrfUh, P««l«r > Hip Fatherland Hall afterward. "he hwwlf ftvtprtHined with piano teret. Surviving iiro hit wife, Bartofc IK mrvWed by thrvc mm, nf the Summer Hiblr School will antenn* was erected by seveml Only on<> divine lilarfV wWf w (inrmani have; •Mlw Ann O«tr William, of flsln- 25, at 9 o'clock, for a two weeks llenisel getting on top of the was matron of honor aft* MW Lil- were siviong the ( lioth of Elttateeth; Mrs. fleM; five dauflhttirs, Mm John at 9 o'clock in the morntnf. . building to -do the Iwo Jima act. •Follotrinit the liturgy to Cartpret re- lian Boris bridesmaid. Charte* J.jhn Slfrdlock of Mnden and Mis» D1U7 of tRofcet-oti, N, Y.; Mm, Irv- The aerial waa bought for $«0. M!g» Hoffman is t graduate rtf ENQAOED TO MARRY mirtinir of the members of £ter- Batojr wved an (best man. Th» Carter** High. School. At New Helen Erdtiyi of Oartefet; a son ing i*arie of ; Profe«il«n*lly made and mount- CART»BET-«r. and Mrs. Au ehurch will be held at the tk w. Miles 'who 8e-ushers were AmtrewJCuchy of this Jersey *Ollejre for Women where Stephen, Jr., of £Hzat>elh, am Mtt. WtrH%m «rrmrtm- nf flt Al- ed the pole and aerial would hare gust SUttbaeh of 103 Grant Av« hall, The meeting htm been mil hi* imtifrnatton hon>mph ami. Starvley Zaremba of ihe. majored in music she was a three urandohlldnt. bvTM, iL. ,t.; Mm. Earl l,rf)«u of cost a minimum of 1310, Mr. len- HUB announce th« engagement o •by the board of Lmwteen for' Perth Amboy. member of the Mabel Smith Doug fTlii- funeral smite was «eld in Ewt il,, nnd Minn hat hf der estimated, instead of the $96 thetr daughter, Loutae, ic Brnert nf Mrhmillinir to the-1 calnp for The conipie left for a trip to las* iMuftic Gil He} And belonged to the Auffuft F. Schmidt Memorial Emma Bartok of Carteret; a bro- actually spent. Brtchka, theburinl waa in Cloverleaf Memo- .tott; a sister, Mi-n, J»mp« Riwacn 'briie is a graduate of Perth Am- In every w«y Carteret's police rial Park, Wootfbridge, of Cirterrt, »d 12 frrnmlchildren, vclt Avenue. Both are gra*iatfi \plil, 1,846." M/3gt. Christmas festivities committee St. Ann's Anxilinry of boy High School. The bridegroom radio system is of the most mod- of Carteret Hl|{h School. No d ...in of Mr. and Un. for her sen.ior clusa dance and hR« been sH for the wedding. 1>emetriiH Ukrainian OmircV Is a graduate of Carteret High ern and perfected design. Through TO WED SAILOR Irs of Atlantic Street 1 wwr a member of tl LutheTan WE'RE REPRESENTED 1 hold a monthly card pnrty School and previously worked at F-M the officers using it get the 1 imiicr or> the Newark Student*' Association and thi WOODERIDCJE — Maxwell Lo- CARTBRiErt — Mr. and Mrs, Hlahd Wednesday, June 20, at. ft o*i the Carteret Motor Ordnance Re most faithful reproduction possi- ...•: when he enlisted Spanish iClufc. She also served a* (tan, Murtool Drive, will take the Matth*w K«ndrk of 51 Whe«kr Marriage hit many ptlni, but in the eveniiiK at the Ukfltiri ception Park. ble, because all frequencies are a community service volunteer at New Jersey Press Association trip Awnua announce the ensragemont celibacy h«i mi plmsures.—SsmuW Pavilion. Mrs. I'eter Tare* amplified as received through the local 'Girl Scout headquarters am to thr Army Air Force, mammoth •« their daughUr Emi.ie Marie. Johnson. chairman. transmitter, It Is set up so there an a nontenant In the War Chest o Coxswain Albert T. Fink, USN, I,H' Klein is nstiillation at Midtlletown, P.a., Copptr Work$ Employe is a swing of 20,000 cycles each Drive on campun. ;„• .iuk of the month »day. Members will leave by son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Jaswi, ( side of center. where he .has been And Briit m^Live Here riam1 from the Newark Airport. >f Newark. F-M is regarded as the most »c- A i my dentil clinic. EMGA&EMENT TOLD , The visitors will be shown the in- GMPPEMET — Mr. and Mrs. urate type of broadcasting for MEET TONIGHT mi in the- aott of Mr. CAIlTERfirr — Mr. and iMrt. stallations which are the Urgent Victor Martin, who were married It ' M. Klein of 89 Rooge- olice use, since everything not Steven Gerchaik of 188 Pershihg on the Atlantic seaboard. The re- • Mrs. William Sunday, 'will make their home concerned with the broadcast be- n.lhis home is at 340 Avenue announce the engagement turn trip will also be made by Mwhi, Mrs. John Merelo and Mrs. here at 42 Warren Street, near ween the police cars and i. Perth Amboy, HU of their daughter, iMkric Jen-n, to plane. Mr. Logan ia a member of eter Kdbala are howtesies tontght the Unite* States Metals ReAnln? quarters disappears. The receiv- ,,ther, Cpl. Theodore William John Katmargky, phutoff- the.firm which publishes this new* or th« »»oial which is to folkw Company where Mr. Martin is em- rs are sensitive only to frequency he .meetlne of the Carteret Re- UIIK in the Medical ripher's mate second olaft, U. S. papei. ployed. They will ibe at h<»me hanges, hence they record none 1945 r i- enroute to the Pa- Navy, son of .Mr. and Mrs, John ctiHcan Clubs. This session will 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S shortly after a wedding trip to of the noise which comes into re- Kacmarsky of 1,66 Lynd Street, be at No. 1 fire" Hou«e »nd will GRADUATE HONORED Virginia Beach. The bride is the ceivers hooked up to amplitude Perth Amboy. Miss Gerchak is a be comtocted *y tho president, < * former .Miss Minnie Malgieri, CAiRTBRBT—Misn Gloria D*- Joseph G. Jomo. H. Graeme haa modulated signals. graduate of CarteTet High School Ilium daughter of Mr. nnrt Mrs. Alfred Ruo?i held a graduation party last from HOMJS, N, The electrical power in the an- and is employed .by the United Malgieri of iFcmrth. Avenue, Eliza- enna, Mr, Linder stated further, States Metals Refining Company. Wednesday at her home, 3 Roose- MISS PHILLIPS HONORED lex. :••!' beth. Mr. Martin is the son of has been kept at the lowest watt- Mr. Kacmarsky is a graduate otf velt Avenue. A buffet supper was Bem&dette Mr. an«) Mrs. Manuel Martin of age consistent to cover the terri- Perth Amboy High School and1 was served and Mrs. 'William Cole ren- Phillips, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. \ Omert, shipfitter, Boco, Portugal. dered vocal seleirtions. A tory, both for security and to eli- formerly employed by the General James Phillips of Washington -•.. :i former employe The marriage of this couple minate interference with other Cable Corporation. No date 1 Avenue, ha« ibwn elected secre- Wheeler Corporation, II ' took place in St, Anthony's stations in the same frequency been art for the we»Wing. IT'S A C1RLI tary of the Student Organization 1,,1,-i his athletics on of Jer»ey C\ty ^3t»te Teachers' Church, Elizabeth, and was fol- band. Westfleld is the nearest of OARTfiRnr — Mr. and Mrs. I'i LVitifr renter ho re- College. 8h« wa» an honor grad- lowed by a reception at Scott these, located eight miles awfly, William Dunch of Maple Street i his mates win eight uate of Carteret High School in Hall. Among the attendants were but since this town's police radio Beit Aipangn are U"' parents of a daughter i 'f 12 football games. June, 1944. John and Martin Martin, 1)rother8 operates on amplitude modulation, Asparagus Is best when harvested hom Tuesday at the 'Perth Aniboy -hips are engaged in in early morning, tatafe ft has a of the bridegroom. no interference is expected. General Hospital. :plies to the Conti- chance to dry out and toughen in BACK TO SCHOOL iihcr difficult to ar- HERE FROM PHILADELPHIA Crime Deterrent the heat of the day. C ARTS RET — Miss Adele The rivalry, among CARTERHT—,Mrg. Anna Zim A supporting statement that Cheese Cookery Brown, -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. liuwevcr, is intense, merman and >Mr». ,lc»hn Heffner of 90% of the police radios in use in Better Meals Low heat ii the rule In cheeta Isidore Brown of Fitch Street M-rvice report*. Philadelphia are visiting relatives New Jersey are of Link manufac- Better meals the year round can cookery. Remember how tough returned Wednesday to Western here, ture, (the newest ones of the F-M be achieved by home preservation welsh rabbit gets when you cook It University, Cleveland, where she n'iiiiel Mitro.'aon type) concluded Mr. lender's ex- of fruits and vegetables. at high temperature? Garden Toot is a student. m of 21 Edwin Street, planation of what he, Police Com- A dibber is a good tool for bulb missioner Frank Haury, Chief of IIH- right to wear the planting. Learn the knack of giving Police George Sheridan and others 1,1 Winffs" of the United it a swinging twist to make the bot- concerned with the choice of >•< A -iv I'HratreMK. tom of the hole round so the bulbs equipment feel are the distinct ad- ' * • ;••' . will not be "hung" with air space LONG & SHORT SLEEVES |tf|)ll> ! Much* AllMStfC, son under them. You will get it with vantagea of the system they chose nul Mrs. John .Much* of little practice. for this community. Large variety iivii. is now stationed at So, with the start of operations 1 •: ivorsity, Hamilton, of thin new type of protection Poached Egn SUMMER SLACKS For poached eggs add a few drops against law-breaking in Caiteret, it becomes more and more evident l rholowskl, gunner's of vinegar or lemon Juice to the pan Gabardine and Washables of iwter belore dropping In the not only that crime does not pay, I daa% UBfcfR, j»n of eggf. The whites won't separate but that it is getting harder and \liv Frank €hb>o#ski of la water. harder to commit. SLACK suns i>>. is ut tta'ifnpntbia ''..^- at Camp Bradford,

fox.•r iRodfiguef, *°n of i *. Kirmino Hodrifues, VARIETY SHOW | ;in,l i ' i><>rted u one of. the < Ipcd secure the iinpor- Sponsored by <>f Chalky dHf in the <-ast of Manila. Woodbridge Township Men's Club R, llftdvetz, of ii.iiM Street, th'd.PFC flte- R">ln:*i, of 9 teie'k Avenue, Benefit of ivtunied to'.^a ' United It" imni (;ermany.w}tli other iii'-i> "f (ieneral Hodjf«'» First iv Tiny will rest ftr SO day* TEEN-AGE CANTEEN !'••: ;• i i';iring for operation* iVMif theatre, •

* * * ••• • I .l"iin (joodman, soi at Dr. ~ Mauriee GjH*tf|n»n .Of ^'•'-r Avenue, l| 'Ipendtng Friday, June 22, 1945 at 8:15 p. m.

•muiTow to Tfilt Me«de, YOU WILL SLEEP SOUNDER B. V. D. SWIM SUITS li:lm M. Myers, son ofj ON A SIMMONS "HOTEL TYPE"- W. Myers Lafayette Woodbridge High School Auditorium A variety of lightweight fabrics in attractive 1 u MII« of the participants patterns and colors tidier show in Italy. MATTRESS from ALBERT LEON & SON! '1 a dancer. He is part ^IIDW iouring all^Bu- '• Hiswift Uves at 18 Price Lowered for motor ma- I i|r second eloHs, II. S. .45 "••"•'I mi I5T, has re* Limited Time To •••|">' »fter 1SJ monthts' •''I'V. Ho participated in Suburban Shoppers '•'»* of tho .Marshall 19 \hiitc, New Guinea, ii1 HI, i,«yto *tid Luion. Klcanor Donoghue, "ml class, Stationed at 'Hotels Know the Importance 111 " (!,, was given a '"'in- leave to visit her ''" "' lii"st meeting in two of Comfortable Mattresses! The biggest tiling a hotel hus to sell is a oomfrortuble night's r«rt. That's why hotel owners select mattresses that will give i tlticlal Insemination testing comfort year after year ... and that's why Leon's " ••! lurge scall! daughter- '"uaiisuii of n&ti* tired wofkad like beavers to bring you this luxurious mattrett •fcuiH Interwoven & Holeproof Socks • •' m-.ji.it inBemiftatlon ihowi : to%otel speciHcations, The buoyant 100% pur« layetr ielti thl •'I)|L- productiak UnpWVfr1 »ttt)ngly woven tick, 'the built-in durability, the roll td«e that II 121) dam-daughter com- «hape, the strap handle* for ease in turning art j\ut Wembly, Arrow, Superba Ties •• lii'ifuM renultlng Irom otfn- ROOFING the features. Fall and Twin sizes. , - witii semen from proved lh 1 N ,"i " '» «w Jer«y Htmicial LEATHER AND FELT 'i > U'Ka pruducef 9.9 pa c«Bt AERIALS AHD SUHUJK fl.25 WEEKLY IS ALL YOU PAYt [ 11111 uiid M per cent n»l* . HOUSE SLIPPERS 1 t1-'1" their dumi OH « JX, SHINGUi '•' ytar-old Sfagks, Ro*fi»i M*Uriah wi Sf W" Wckok Behi and Swpeadm EXPERTS art mutlable-now. No need to Mm « * 6 FLOORS t littk bak to grow h(o a targe expense. Pro- JEWELRY .*• WALLETS tect your roof rafters front rain, u»*ker> FULL W? RADIO and rot, Re-roof now to save your bulldi** for QUAUff yoo USB OUR MONTHLY PAYMENT LUMBER CO. l A- 437 B*hw»y I) N< ¥• \' tr.t-\;. i

ORDS ;•'•- :'* '• *^SS^^ throw against the JapMe^ftit slrll might ..*;. that cut the German Wehrmacht into "BIG THREE" Answers ft"A/wirr SISSWII ou CARTERET PRESS pieces. * Telephone Carter^ R-6800 Rationing And Prices

Published by Carteret PrMl "What's In Front" Questions are thow most fre- the regulation, which i, .., able at the repair ihop „„ | ' OFFICE "Whether a thing is tough or not depends quently a«ked r.his week of the 7f WASHINGTON AVE., CARTERET, N. J. on what's in front of you," declares Gen- Trenton District of OPA. Answers war price and rationing I,,.,, ! lire official OPA rulings as of June Multiply the numhi>r nf I LUCY GREGORY Editor eral Courtney H. Hodges, Commander of 4. Readers may mail question* allowed for that repair ,, MEYER ROSENHUJM SportJ Editor the U. S. First Army, now in the United for replies to District Offlc«, OPA, the ihop'* caitomr,1, |, ^ Trenton, N. J. : Subscription, fl.BOi P«r Year States on his way to the campaign in the rate, That ii the corrrri ,. charge. Pacific. Q. What i» the. Price PaneJ at the Entered a* Rocond claaa matt«r Juna V, local board and what ii Its This statement should be borne in mind Q. How th) repair shop*; i, 1914, at Carteret, N. J., Poit OBct, Uftdw function'? labor charges on repan tilt Act of March 8, 1R7H. in connection with the reports of American A. The Price P«nel li m»de np of ices other than the Mi'.1 volunteeri who are local buti- losses in ousting the Japanese from various A. Char|ei on repulr >,, nsiiinen who m««» duHnt Ae island bases. Not only the toughness of the other than the SS arc |,,.„, ty Surrender" Plain week at the board to hold cort- hj either of two method. | , situation, but the price of 'victory depends ( nrri with Tiolatort of pri- r[ A group of labor leaders, churchmen and frP repair »hop Km a " , Tate crilingi among the local tllt "on what's in front of you." hourly rate," that ii „ i ,'. 6N President Truman to retail trade. educators have Obviously, in appraising louses, this im- hourly rate. It muhipii,, ., Q, llinv does the Price Panel know make a "positive" and "Hpeciflc" statement portant factor should not be overlooked "cuttomer't hourly r.ii. . about these violations? either (1) the actual ii,,,, oti the plans titi« country believes appro- It has been a tendency in the United States, A. Violation* are diicloied ai the quired to do an indiviilu,,i priate to lasting peace in Asia, saying that whenever American fighting men run up reniilt of (urTeyi conducted by or (2) the time nil,,,. , against stiff Japanese resistance, to over- tolunteeri who work with the •hovrn in a flat rate maim., Without Hitch a statement, the Japanese emphasize necessary losses sustained Prirc Panel and haYe co»ered labor ichedule ai the «(,-,„, people will be "justified in the fear that • everal timei er«ry retail out. amouat of time to lie , I,, These are played up in a debatable man- let in the area. Violation! are ^orihat particular lypr ,,| flome of the threats so vociferously made in ner, without any attempt to correctly ap- alto operated by conititneri pair job, In tome frw , 1 America against their future national life praise the terrain or the number of enemy who feel thejr have been over- fixed charge* are \ntrn , , charged, either on co$l of llf- the caie of war waihin,, •nd economy will be carried out." soldiers involved and without a compari- ing commodities, or on tarv- lubricating jobi. This represents an interesting phenome- son of losses. ices, or du.'able goods. Q. What do I do if I think I Q. How does the Price Panel deal • been overcharged on :i ,, non of American life. Various groups of in- with these- violations? service other than on,. , • dividuals, professing themselves extremely V-2 Bombt For A. If the violation is unintentional 56? Not all the facts have come to light about in the opinion of tbe Panel the A. Again, be lure to get n i. liberal, apparently seek to create the im- retailer ii requested to nego- the German V-2 bombs, which are pro- The receipt mutt tell yn,, pression that the war with Japan continues tiate with the Panel for a min- thop't cuitomer't hourly nounced by experts bo be a devastating imum of $25 for each viola- and whether the labor r|,,,,,,j because thin country has failed to make a weapon, both materially and psychologi- tion. If the violation is inten- wai figured By a flat ml.- ,,, definite statement of war alms. They over- cally. When the Allies captured a big un- tional or if he ii a flagrant vio- ual time allowance or [,, . lator, negotiation for a larger tual time, look the fact that the war began and con- derground factory in Germany practically •um is requested. If a flat rate manual w,,, ,. , tinueB because the Japanese attempted to intact, something like 100 completed V-2« Q. Can a tenant appeal from ;i aik to tee it. Multiply -h 1 dominate the Far East nd decided to atrike were sent to the United States for study by Rental Control decision the •hop'i cmtom^r'i hourly ,i same BB a landlord? by the number of h,un. , the United States in the process. experts. A. The Emergency Price Control forth in the flat rate in.in,, There is nothing much to be gained by the The fact that the V-l design was adopted and the rent regulation! pro- for that operation. That n il,, American government attempting to out- by this country, with a few minor improve- hibit or require action only on correct labor charge. R.f, your complaint to your Im line a solution for the ills of Asia. When ments and went into mass production for the part of landlords and im- pose no restrictions upon ten- war price and rationing IM>,H "the Japanese are defeated, the nations that use against Japan indicates that the same ants. For that reason, only Q. How does a repair simp ii ,r «ncompaas her defeat will have to confer course is contemplated with the V-2. landlords have been given the labw charges when nsn,;. about the future and compromise their con- Volney D. Burd, correspondent of The right to appeal. flat rate manual^ Hicting viewpoints in the interest of con- Christian Science Monitor, says that British Q. What does the OPA base rent A. The lame operation on ih values on and how is the ceil- •teering gear juit rcfonnl i tinued harmony which is more important defense, which stopped two-third of the Under The State House Dome ing on rent determined? it lilted in a certain (lot r«l thaii the reassurance of the Japanese. V-ls from getting into Englnd, will not A. The rant regulations do not fix manual a> taking 1 '•'- Imur The group of interested citizens seem to avail against the V-2, which goes straight By J. Jeseph Gribbiits rent on values. Theyfollow the Therefore, regardleit of whrt method authorized by Congress er it taket more or leu I in fear that Japanese militarists will make up into the stratosphere and comes down, than that on a particular jo TRENTON,— Calls were issued 1 and operate on the principle of propaganda as long as the Japanese have the 1!M4 declaration of party ing death and destruction in Japan the repair shop uie> 1 Ja Kouri travelling so fast that it is m the ground ;oday by respective Republican maximum rent date which is to principles. Unlike last year'n plat- after a most successful try-out in by wliich to multiply iti cuil a stomach for war. As was abundntly illus- and explodes before any sound is heard. nd DeiiKKTiitic Mate Chairmen 1 stabilize rents as they were form, however, the G.O.I , stand Germany. It has a length of lfl mer'i hourly rate to get tl to delegates to attend annual is expected to remain (silent on a fixed by landlords in normal trated in Germany, the propagandists do The V-2 has target-piercing character- •inched ami weighs six and .one-half price, Uilng a flat rate manu tate conventions here next Tue*- proposed revised state Constitu- times. not Meed any excuse for their yarns. They pounds and in appearance resem- time allowance iantead of a istics that result in a more devastating ex- ky for the purpose of drafting tion because of the collapse of the Q, Are labor charges for the re- •blej a piece of rairtspout from the tual time would nuke the prii put them out and their people believe them 945 platforrnf? upon which cita- movement in the Legislature on pair of my automobile under plosion than the V-l which operated at slow corner of a houac. It is so simple, to the cuttomer #3.00 ($2 01 iidates for public office will seek May 21. price control? regardless of the truth or falsity and their' speed and exploded primarily on contact. it is manufactured ir» plants which x 1% hour*) initead ol $1 is nothing we can do about it, lection in November, Democrats in State Convention once made fireworks, bed springs, A. Yes. All automotive repair | Speculating as to the launching system, Republican State Chairman will probably reaffirm their allegi- anil -wall paper, according to the tervices are under price con- Q. How can I tell whether my The Japanese people include some intel- which will turn against Japan these robot .Ioyd B. Marsh called the Repub- ance to the principles and policies company. Yet it is one of the most trol. Maximum prices are, in pair ehop is tuing Ho ll<>t ' ligent individuals. These men and women bombs developed by the Germans, Mr. ;can conclave'* which will be held of the present National Adminis- destructive fire bombs ever used. general, the same as those manual me-tho;! oi pricin,' t headquarters on East Hanovte tration in Washington; criticize charged during the base pe- the actual time method? i&now the history of the United States, its Hurd suggests that a fleet of carriers, stand- At ereat B-29 bases on the Itreet here, and Representatii the acliuirti of Governor Bilge, At- islands near Japan, big 5tH)-pound riod, March, 1942. A new reg- A. Aik for a receipt on every ijlbng record for liberalism in world affairs ing well off the coast of Japan, could pump J. Hart, of Jersey, VValter I), Van cluateTa of these bombs are loaded ulation sets definite ceilings on pair job. The receipt will le State Ohnirmari,' and the tt>ptib!iran I legisla- ane relieved of the curse of Japanese mili- load. Each iM-6"0 carries enough A, First, th* rapair shop must girtj prised aseordJDf to the maim «pocted to be 'brief, J»,t next position nf any more new forms tarism and the United States will not at- ment implied in the introduction of, a bill of a special jollied gasoline to you a aalei slip, showjng but according to actual tun Tuesday's meeting, committees op of taxation in New Jersey. in Congress to authorize a "distinguished make a sticky, flaming pancake among other things, the name Check your receipt to tee thai . tempt to dictate to them. | resolutions, permanent organiza- one quarter inch thick and three and number of the repair oper- this particular repair job service news medal" for American news- tions, vacancies, credentials and BOMBS FOR TOKIO: — New feet acTOss, ejecting fipry globs ation m the regulation and the priced in the tame way it w rules will be created and resolu- papermen, radio men and news photog- Jersey has a largo hand in the which stick to and bum fiercely on •hop's "customer's hourly priced in 1942. Thia itatemm tions received from the delegates. Steel Pipe lines raphers. bombing of Tokio and other Japa- any surface they may hit, accord- rate." it available (or your inipccti The important resolutions commit- The end of the fighting in Europe brings nese cities for it was in this State ing to the company. If you think you have been at the repair ihop or at the I Just the same, representatives of the tees will then prepare the tenta- that America's new munition The company described the , overcharged, look up the name cat war price and rationi || additional revelations of ingenious meth- tive platforms to 'be mailed to which looks like raspberry jelly press and the radio will do well to beware M-f)B's streaming tail as slowing and bomber of the«operation in board. Hflda adopted in order to mount the invasion delegate who will return on June but smells like jjaeoline and is its fall to 226 to 250 feet per sec- of recognition and honors that depend up- 26 iot a perfunctory session to known as jellied gaaoiinc, was de- of Normandy onds—fast enough 'to pierce the on the reaction of officials to their work. ratify the respective plntform.t. veloped by Standard. Oil Com- factory roof, slow enough to keep X One of the greatest problems of the in- The tentative Republican plat- pany (New Jersey) in collabara- In many cases, we have no doubt, news- the incendiary bomb from de- f.^fading army was the possession of ade- form to be dTafted at the Repub- tiorv -with the National Defense stroying its own mechanism on men and photographers deserve some lican State Convention next Tues- Research Committee. quate supplies of gasoline and oil. It was impact. On tbe factory floor a 3 stamp of approval upon what they do. It day ia expected to list the accom- Stockholders of the company at to 5 second time fuse allows the I;flolved by twenty pipe lines laid under the plishments under Governor Wal- would be much better, however, that a recent annual rotating in Flem- bomb to fall on its side before it ^English Channel, from Britain to France, ter E, Edge andi list party objec- award be undertaken by acceptable news- ington were told of the deadly literally shoots its searing, cling- ^W since hint August have pumped 120,- tives similar to those contained in new b,omb~M-69—which is spray- paper and radio organizations and that ing charge of jellied fuel up to §|)00,OQO gallons of fuel under the Channel. 1|0.0 feet. politicians, publicity-seekers and officials Three-inch steel pipes were wound on The gel gas which is burning be invited to attend to their own particular DEMOCRACY rums, placed on ships and pulled off in ihc Japanese up is also being util- business. ized in a new type of flame throw- uch ;the same manner that submarine er which squirts the flames ^ have been laid. The undertaking squarely into the gunports

,,fU on Stad , I1;\T Pnrkness caught . ..ifunlrymtn without a „ C|ii. Curtis Strange ,,,,i vie, Howard 0. , ..,., rixns. made beds . i . • in nn abandoned AH night long enemy i ,„!„ Hit Itelds near ,l,. .-i|il hmisP with each i, , lited to worry then, i,,,,l nn entirely differ- ,, \t mnrninfl. Daylight .i ii,.. hdiisn wns packed ;i,- and TNT—and In i niriinK hundreds of gal- LET'S RAISE THE FLAG! ,„,. u-rrr stacked up In

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,l(1 n city block," laid • Aftei the terrific battle for two, no American can doubt that the price of tiitory comes high. That's why today, we at home ,„> n case of TNT tor a in I know it till I Woke are engaged in the greatest War Bond drive of the war... the mighty 7th! It will take more bond purchase* than ever to put Makes Love to [|i.»' Ii over the top. Let's all answer our country's all to buy bonds il,iiKirin<\ Crew Reports to the limit—and do it now, -~ ""' S. submarines not .' il v woapons but have v :i|l|l('nl. ALL OUT K» THI MIGHTY SIVINTM-MIY MOM tONOf (i.In-hack related how Mill THAT VICTOtY FLAO-KIIP IT &Y1NO , ~~" M.nrrf hy a whalo lor i- iiiammnl discovered WAR n: up the wrong tree. M.-:IS swimming round ;. !,ri>ack salti, "spout- ik hittts Itofat/ (h hints tfie^ff •t: ;i regular showoflt'of we wore surfaced. UMflBH • In TtrnK Inn .«« VI nv«>n< -^20«B»M Beans i :ng courted. out" to bring you the pick of the spring crops at thrifty prices t FlgJilce •*"'••• — 13o Macaroni :11* TREE IN MAY Carrot Juice «m..iT.....I5e Spaghittl "•. \S CITY—Sgt. John Sun-fiipened Beauties! LemonJulce.V.W.Wn1'?.:1 Be Teid«rwl hK Christmag fight- , ,:lU' of BsJitogTift, dur- Molasses 'SMS? SplH Peas J5WB. l,i- lost an arm. His Londonderry e .ills nevw caught up Heinz TViM'Soul " llmvcvcr, when he ar- WATERMELONS •OINT fMtt MI' recently from an A print costume for the mature woman to wt«r with a gilet or a Sweet... Juicy! POINT TREIt iPitiil, his patent*, Mr. blouie and for morning or afternoon, in grey and white iheer M- Uncdl, awaited him rayon cr«pe. The jacket ii tucked, for eatc of lit, over the ihoul- They're ready to ORANGE JUICE APPLE JUICE RED CHEEK II liiilcn Christmas tree. deri, and betted over a lepamte ikirt. chill and serve I qi Oft. bot.fcU* can, 00° can KKT FIRST^IDER Level Uangc Walch Washing Machine s (ITY.—Whlto roUlnit Unless the range is level you won't Protect your washing machine KIUWM of hia, automobile, jet good baking results. For great- against bangs, bumps and Jerks tha FLOUR si i nek A Ksnsas City est efficiency, burner grates and may injure the mdtor, dent the met ANCtKI lOol.pkj. f g Sunnyfleld FLOUR 7o knocked him unconoci- cooking units must be level too. Low al, or chip the finish of the tub. TOMATOES "* -19 pressure or voltage results in slow least once each year have a service Campbell's "W "Srtti amliulancp: was called u T !• waiting for it to ar- cooking. Too high eJectric voltage man check your machine. Usually Sunnyfleld' ffi" "^.10c Anaoar'sVltalox ^>27e ,,,-r jrucst Rftve him arti- causes overheating of units and you save by repairing or replacing rs^i ration. When the shortens their life. When a new worn parts before they give out en STRING BEANS 2 27 Pure Honey »™ ">>28« firavy Master !• arrived, the uncon range Is Installed, or if your old tirely. Beehive Honey . —28c Mueller's HI had rocoverfld and was range is cooking slowly or overheat- .ilumi in a e*rd game. ing, have a serviceman check all Karo SS, Syrup ««-I«WI M«iiiro«i! these things. Measure of Man NN 11 In 1829, the social stature of a FRESHSPINACH 2 15Sparse Puddings A . . ^5e Diced Beets'"^ "" Absorb* QreUM New England male was measured Cow Testers Tumbo Puddings . *7e Cut Beets "JW »---m W leaf, plac«d lp a pot o( by whether or not he had helped to J il! absorb irttlt. Remove As a result of war necessity wom- kill a whale. He was given a cer- NEW CABBAGE — 2' Junket Rennet Powder * 8c Mixed Vegetables ««•• r Ite »s soon ai it becomei en gradually are taking over the Job tificate, If he had been so engaged, of "cow testers" in the United ielcd. which entitled him "to be worthy of States. Cow testers test milk for but- FRESH RADISHES .,:;:"„, > dancing with the wives and daugh- terfat content, and If the milk of a ters of good citizens." Farm States certain cow is not up to standard, a-i (Ii rr thin hall of the nation's farm she is disposed of (or food. CALIFORNIA LEMONS 12= |/ do live in the 13 southern states; Onion Harvest have among tb«n less than Ovetoooked En When onion necks shrivel and the FRESH PINEAPPLE . -23 thini »r the nation's' cropland. The unpleasant dark-colored ring leaves fall over, though they're ifllll AT A&P'i MODERN BAKERY DEPARTMENT iticivi' imiy about one-fourth of that often appears on the outside of green, onions are ripe for harvest. n:1: i!>'s farm income. The great When pulling green onions, wash the yolk of a hard-cooked egg is the bulbs, but keep water oil the green horny of these families receive result either of too much heat or 107 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE tops, for it makes them slimy. lost of 'heir cash income from cot- too long cooking. Danish Pastry Ring ^ - 21C America's Famous PickW Beets H««ylt'tr14c Minced Clams \*Z "45c 1 Twisted Cruellers 6 20« Chowder;., 24c CA1TLE HJtKN ,„„ „ ( Open windowyl^ summer suits •r PHILLIP'S 20°IMn, Pound Cake JL £J1* White Rice DUNDEE Llbby's IOAF Pecan Fudge Square «45« Llbby's Heinz tlb. Lemon Sponge Pie -29< Chili Dinner00^" liz* 44c ,84« Lemon Meringue"Pie «48« R»iry Froilucti ara an aconatnical «ourc« of food nutrition . . • Dill Pickles «•• mora of them dalljr! taMrtSHCIiisitsriUiw WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED Bleu Cheese ,,Sb, ' (plui 12 points Ib )

MILK i ; B0RDEH1 Uch pint confaliu 400 UnMi of r. 28a 'l" Vlhimln D. CreamCheese ,;12c CHEESE LIMBURBER SPREAD 5 oil 7. -3t.ndsr.l6H 01 6 [plus lii points) jar If Colonel Bob's "S 19c CHtE5t 1 18c |plus?poims)

Ragu VffELSZZi »- (plu, 1M points) pkg Pholo«ll CNEESE-BORDEN'I 8 or. Del Monte TOBIU Sauce 6c Military Brand 3 unaieau Llbby' i) p°,t. 4% COHAGE CHEESE 15= FRESH MILK Sweet RRedPepper««|ffi«' ;'18o Buy It la our mtst department lt'» our sslsf (rttsstlvs (o«d, usi tw« of It 1 Helaz White Vinegar ^-9e l Remember, fish compare* White Vhtfirr 8fi£.8e&12c favorably with meat and Cider Vinegar mi**.- 14c poultry in food value; and it's grand eating! Try om of these selections today I FREIH CAUGHT French's Mustard ««> 9c Shredded Wheat MWCI* 11C Mason Jars n:65e t»* ConKlx . . . *12cIdeal Jars . . n75e [ioi Sliced Apples Ann tw Histard >~*h WIND0W MACKEREL Pnnn 9 "•"n• lie no] Apple Sauce A5L™-•* Kellogg's Corn Flakes *:; 5c A-renii sum* * bo». i»c Jest right 4C k NATIONAL FAVORITE Sunyfleld Corn Flakes!:; 5c A-Penn Dry Cleaner ti 53c HO] Peaches "ffl" — fer Broiling! ?b 10" Wboaties • 11c 15c giitiu NEQAR TEA Machine Oil »•»•«" ^-^dc IHMONie „„.,., FLOUNDERS * 17* Anttka'l Iwgwt selling summoi Force Cereal . . •*- 11c Octagon Soa# Powder t 16c uoiPluras DIIIIII WEAKFISH •yHs fc»Wi»t U) 22% coolw, os Wheat Flakes'^.MELS ;; 8c Octagon Cleanser 2 »•><•9 e9 P(5c0 I Pineapple JuiceBaLE»;..'14« pnvtt* by W*p«ndenl scientific 4 WHITING . t M«tt(2) Stnari-looklng; (3) long- Puffed Wheat Sparkles ;;: 9c 3^t4c no] Grapefruit Juice r 13c j §Sorlng> (4) wathable, for com- PORGIES . jiltlf rtmoval of summer itciins SSSS . Ond f*r*p!raHonj (5) tame pre- wor quality, «nd at Hi* ><"«« ptk» for HM fowHi cons«cuti«e y^twl Stock* limited by war MC<>- 8 li lT SB Tile soratt's " ra «**-14e [201 Heinz Ketchup 'l:.'22c LUMAIS ,«»&« '-•"•fta Welch's Brapelade in i^. 11c Dog Yuromies . «--*-8» [201 HelazChlllSance";t" 28c Orbit tin ««^'* 2 ^ T»| l V « GJ . »-^14e KeHogg'sllKi!Kll«^24« [201 Chill Sauce«. Is1l» Pe»8l-Cola A 6^2#l|

R11 Liquid HtWehold LUX SOAP SPRY R I E G S PALMOLIVE SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP ZERO S15« a KING STS., PERTH AMBOV AU yiu Mid It i cltth *tf 2in. ,fi P. M,t FRIDAY .« ilml tl"WAI;ti It. rinvii^ Sli-i-pt ntiil NCP'K I'rf'-V, nml niiiiimuiimum prl.prl'e at whichihh MJ IM« ill m \vhl,-li purl ion »l snl't PcinhlnK Tako further nmlce Ihm the i'nr- afficr of OPA. It thaald t>« Al«d At Shower On Saturday Ml ''II KK IMH lni<-n,lK in npply to the In nnlil hli.rk Will bt aolil t«t«th« tlfti* »W* W bt! Ipilhllcly rr-n i \\i'iiiu- Is nut I'lirhi-il, KII.III In- i-nrlii'il lerot Moroiigh ('uiirnil hfi'<. hy "-«o- ||"N.IIKII ''I'Uin II nf HIP DnrmiKli <>< with nil other iifltftlH «*rtlll«Mtj td »»!*, ijo(« i*»-ii(i.in „., Answers with the local Rent Director. nttti ' 'in-'rotfl "«rh, » Ui, l\>- IH 111, Inn and pnrnnaiU in IHv., flm-il a ' |41 I i III fiM f I'lmlllll'V ltMHit CnTI «nlf) niltllttiiltti J>i1(>t ^(flliw fH|J* fttrwt In Bltrelt ITJ. nofi , MIM ch,.,-i,,tt lltllllhllllM pil.l- HI Wllh II fn> l"l I'lt- (}. llmv lonjf mnit n new buyer ,.,iin|it 11,11 Mi-rii'-'e for frpmlm-B »H anii| niii'iirhpn pmllini of «:i!il IVr- ['inn ciipiH nf pr<»|)»rln* «t*6 nt tt>r«t A»H'!TI!mfT>t Mftp To Povalar Questions Rriiton, ilmi(fhli-i of Mr. nnd Mr' nnii-ii HI r.3» i:m>.i..vi-it .VviMiiif, fir- • liltiK AK'Hlli! whh'li I* l'i In- ruvlir'il in nalil hlnrk will IIP mild loKcllier mlvfi'tlBlllK thin (liilc. BtUd lota in Taka Tnrtn>r nOtlnf thnt n wiiit to "litain pnnjewiion of n 'ii-hiK :ippl'n»lhi;ili-lj idl lltniil fi'i-t, with nil "thr-r iMnll? |w-i liociil, I.I-M. N. .1 iittd lilnck If nolrt on terttW 1»ll! r«-tM-»« Borough Ooundl hni, i, Hilton Hritton, nT Wiieeler Avc Id minimum |iri< •• 1,,'IIIK ^.-.'IIMI, On luiuxr for hid own wcupani-y'.' i thliTiliiim. |f iiTiv, HIIIIIIIII he madr iIn- Kiiiil i-nrli In lie Iniil Jfml con- Milii' it ildwn pftvmpnl nf iS7.R0, ftifl Ititlfin and pumuaht tn Inn , ••••in iiimm of |irn|uirltiK deed and nue. win ifiven a surprise ihmver hniiiLilliilely In willing \o: A. ^, 4liiif(.ml ,'it i ulilliiic In Ihr iiliirm anil luilnnrr nr iitti'i-liaoa prlr* In btt pall tnlnimtim price m wh|i-h A. In general, «-r|ction ii permit- advertising thin milf. Said l"t« in nt the Uhrtiinian Pavilion Silnr- IVrii, ItnntiiKli I'lfli-k, nf Iho Hor--,|ii r-lll.'ilhiim nf .Insi'ph (1. JIIMIII, In r'i'liil mnntlily !n«tftllmnnt* of Ih H»l(l nlturk will he -r,l/l -', , tad only wh*r< tha dowa pay- KilKltirer, mild hlock If Hold on terms "ill fir, mi piIIK In'crpst and other t«rltin ilny niiflil, Mi?!" Britten will b" mi^li nl I'ariiTi-t. XPK .IpritpT. with all other t1ft-.ll- ,,, Rationing iHiiifn-di im\V.MII> II MOTH'l Hei'tlon 2. Thi' coul for l.'iylnK nml Jillro n down pavnn-nl "I • 'IOil mi, iirovl.lo,i for In (tontfttt nr «*tn, ment it al leatt 20 par cant of «aM minimum price, in.ii,^ , nwiiTieil t» Alex W. Kvjrtiit.?., mm i- I1 i; ir,. it "nniilriii'llne wilil i-url) nhnll hi- nn-Itle bnlnnce ot pur.'lia'-i- prlie to h« THIIK rurih»r notice that ai gkU pliin PO*I» of We.ttftrlna: ii,.,, And the pwrcha** prlet. Unleti "i-'iseil iijinn I hi' IMIIIIH In the vii'lnlly pnld In eiftinl monthly irsliilliin'iii'1 ilr, in- tin)- rtiu« to tfhtoh It- tnw of Mr. nnd Mm. Alex Kviinilz. nf advertlntnlt tl>l» «nle Mut.i NOTIIK ilii'i-Mif lipnrllti-il Iliii'i-liy. f |2f..(ll>' plus Inleri.Jl nnd otln-r H. it<1 truirrir-fl. the Mayor and Ctntti- there are other etnditiatta lar- 1 *nM hlock If «o!i! on ir.,:, l'orl Koadiinf, June 24. nf St. .1 Tnki- no|l->c ,lhal r\ UTEHET niili'il: Mny liltli III I , ertnn provided fnr In conltnil ol' ell n-'u-rvi-h the right in It* dlxolt'- roundlnf th« cate, the buyer tion tn rclri-t any on» or all bit)* n>i|lilre R ilfiWn pitymi'ni ,,i i seiih'R Church. Mr. Kvnnitz 1I lli'TKi. i-ii);i«f>ltATIf»N Intend-. f,i AlKll'HT -I. i'KintY, •nlo. (he hnintirp fit Prices apply tn tin1 Hiii'uiiKh <''itini II nf the Hormiarh f'lfrh. Taltf further nntlep that nl until nnd hi -ell snlil loin tn unto Week itiutl wall ikrM monthi from 1 pnld tn ctdti II recently been dinrharuMl from the tiiirmiKh nf i'arl<-ri-t Tur n Plenary A pprovpil: ...le, or liny date to which II mm In mrh iilildi-i a* It may atl-MM, ttle the dale the etiction certificate i;,i:i'l I'iMiHiiiiiiit Inn Ili-enne for KTKl'HHM SKtnA, Mnvor. h« ndjimroert, the Mayor nnd Coun- 1-pptnnl hi'lnit Riven to t«rtn« AM Army Air Kmren and i- m>w ™i ttmnti'r nf imympnt In n»n* nn« nr 'I'nk* further thnt 1 it Utued by the Rent Control IHi-nilii-i •tttmitpil nl It KKHI-X Htre*t, iiiiiiiiliii-pi] May lli. llHii. cil ™»frveS tlie rlRliI In l'n ill»pr». ' IMI ttiiisc must fie •nlr, "l- Hity ilntu In litvi, ployed by Iho Synchro Miir'hirn- I'riin-n-l, N. .1. Ailrfrllnpil an Ailnploil "n tlrftt tkm to reject nny nil,' or nil hid"more minimum t>lo adjmirnail th« Mnyar u .fluently a••U'l tliw wvfk of the (N)iir|>Hny Ui IVi'tli Aml'iiy. Mil"? (ili)i-i MIIIIH, If nny, nhoiiM h« mnn> i-i'inllnit wllh hotli-p nf I'lilillf lleiir- and lo -rll imlil lutn In s.ilil hlocka lviMl. ii K Mity IK, I Mr.. «ll relHTVen the right I n n-, .Trenton Iti-lrn't of OI'A. Answers (J. 1 am A "B" Nation hook holder Brittnn is eirfllnyod nt the Car-hmtii'illHli -ly In wrlllna; tn: A. .1 to nUch l>llt(H(-r an It may nrhit, due t'pnn «r;u«pUtn''n of thn mlillmiim lion tn r*j«ft any nn# 1'i-iiy, Iliirmiitli Clerk of thi> Hor- )U'iiriii(f lidil Jimp *, I91fi. rejtaM hnlnrf (clven to tprmn nml nnd believe that I will lie cn- bid, or bid nbovR minimum by theanil tu »fll nnM lot» In • are offlrinl I'I'A nilim/s w of June teret plant of the U. S. A1< Inl < I-UKI- • -f I'Mi-ir-ni, Ni-w Jerm-y. Afiprovcil liy .Mjiyiir, Jntir 7, 1S1!>. nmnner of payment In emp onp or Mayor nhil Cnunrll anil Ihn payment AllVF-rtlAUd 1IH ntltlll>' ,lll(lpll>ll ttlrh blildtr ft« It may 11, ll<>nilfi • may milil questions titltd to an increase aniiw the Reflninp Company. ISIKMI'II) more minimum hlds nhnll hi- rc- llu-reof hy llir piirrhitrter nwordllilt mi. I\\I;TKI!KT HCTKI, COIiroitATIOH Illlll' Hi, IKiS. ' celviid. lo HIP nmiinti* nf fiuri'h»ii« In »c- l t,.,,, new reifiilatlo:; which became mntlftpr fit pafmtinl. In • for replies i" Oi-.lri.-t Oflin-, OI'A, .Viiluid Di'mi-ter, I'rralriefll • I'. «-1 ii ilpon ncoenlnnee of the minimum K'nrrtnui'c with trrmii ol nale on (II*, en-, crfwtlv'e June 11. What pro- tinure mlnliniim bldn n ' Trenton. \. inlviTiiwil Juno S nml .limit to the manner of punlnir , A. Yea, » flnt top Heater op to Lincoln AvemiP to 1III RflnseveH Hiii-mmli ''niiiii'll nf the fioTOUfh of a Harftafn and fiulp Deed for nald lii. IBIS, In (lie ("iirlnrcl T'rpfla,' mailed lo you upon requett. u, i-voniiiK, .lime 20, 1 ft Ir., lift) prei)ilnBS. unrfliihse *Hh t*nni! nf m\(. . forty gallonn prr hour 25 de- Roosevelt Avenim, The Lineoln I'nrliri'l fur ii Plenary KetaH (An- l.iyor ami Council will meet ai tln> Horongh of Caripret win Execute tame and mail to your Miiiitptinii Ih-ennc for prptnMei Mttl- AUOUflT .1, PEHTlt, WoTinn op twndio »Al,n greet Fahrenheit ritr capacity, .I-I<,| i hoard together with your Mile- Aveniu- pmperty which they hail nldl Ml r.."• 7 llnoReVett Avi>fiti«, C»r- Mnnii-llinl l.tull(UnR; Cooke Avetius, HnrollKll Clerk. TO WHOM IT MAY C0NCBRN: 1 li'l'el, N. ,1. To he mlvcrlIttml .lulu- S nml hire promlRDS. AttOUST .1. vr-:i t txctuiivr of firin| looll, • •111 age Rationing Record and a occupied since taking up tlvii '.irtenit, N. .1., and cxptine nml Hell At a remtlnr m«*rlnn of th* C'onH- oiijrHiii!]-.. if any, should he mafli- il imlillr link nml In,Ihn hlg;h"nt IS, 1SIR, In the Cnrlcrcl Friw.* . BlHOllKli for $4. BO. here wan the former Immediately In writing to: A, J. cll nf the HoronRii of rJarteret hold T home of Mrs. C'orneliut Sheridan, I'l-rry, llnrniiRh Clerk ot the 8rci |-,,, . Q. C'rin y fact thHt on WprtfidB- and has been purchased by Mr. II Innpci-tlnii anil to l>n p'lhllcly read TO WHOM IT MAY CONt'RItN: ilny I'vi-nlng, .l\in<> 20, 1S45, Hie a r r ii m p n n y men's 'loulilc ) JOSKPII MARKOWICH. tiiim t(, mill', Lots Ti37 m fill lnII» dliTi-u-d to nldpnl BnllrtltiK, (Jnoka Avuniif , Oar- AL SAKSON ted? Mn p. MV.IN'CBTON, Mont. — Al- Till-) (IIJADK UI'' TKNNYHON mlvortlHP the fnct Hint on Wi'dnps- ti-rcl, N. .!., nmi PIBOM and wll at A. The lor.l War Production HTIiKKT HI-ITWRKN WASHINO- iilto fnrllier Tintl«"i» Hint tho Ciir- ilny eventiiK, June ;!», ISI'i. the T'loweri for all Dccaiinm thontfh they were 1,000 mile* CLASSMATE A VISITOR TON AVRNI'K nml COI-fM-HIIH li-r,-l Mfiroiifili Onuncll huH, liy re&o- Maynr and Ooiiflctl will meet m Board h«i no information II to luii'iii nml luirmiiiiu tn Inw, llxeil u iipiu-t wt the time, th<- Roycr bro- .CA.RTKRKT--Bi'njnmin KMel- AVKNCH; aiul llw (HtAUR 01'' iM P. M. In the Cuunell Chamherd, Telephone Carterct 8-<;uii when thit mtrictlon, contained HIIAHOT KTltBRT. IlKTWBHN ininlinuni piii-n til wlili-h Hiild Intn Munlelpnl DulldlnK, Cooke Aven, In ril-l lrl.uk will he HUIII toKPttier JOSEPH SUNSKY : thers, William and Glenn, who than of the Bronx wns the j.ct; I,KICK AV|i]Nl'K. TO THK TEH- Curlere), N, J,, and expose and aoll t in tfieir L-224 order, miiht fee ith nil f»t her <1«UIIK pcrllnent^ nt imblle dale and to the highest if no antwer call entered the- army on the Mime day of Herbert Venook '»f 77 Linculn JIIM'H ()!•' SIIA1SOT STltKKT, JN ' rev!ted. Till-; IIOIini'fiH OF CAItmitRT. fuiiil inlnltnmn prlr« lirlnn. t37r,.OI) bidder ni-rardlna; to terms nf sale CaHeret 8-5905 ami served more than' two ye«r» Avenue for the wruki'nil. llnlh t'nstH of prepiirins deed nnd on file with the BorouKh Clerk open p 'IIHIIIK HIIH .--iili' Said Ints in '•' Q> I want In nilvcrtisii my car for tend New York Univcrpity, Rcl to Inspci'tlon and to be publicly read Flowi-n For All Oteailon* 133*143 Lontfellow Strni in idie. Pacific-, were 'honoraibly dis- 0 IT oitliAlNKI) hy the Council Mini k |f sold on terms Will re* prior to sate, Loin 711-741] mi 11,-r• wilo ami iin J3vrlft, Texa«, while .St|-o,.|. ln'KlniiliiK ill the Westerly fiiilt1, on njiy date to which It. may '.' • under i)V\ regulation*? Joilin Medvetz of Wheeler Avenue iiiii- "f WiislilnKtoli Avenue lo the Glenn wiw tHacfoargwl a.t Fort in- ndjourned, the Mnyor and L'oun- A- In otder nbt to be in riolatSon, Hflve a dinner farty at their home Wi-Mi'i'ly linn nf ('otuWhUB Aictiuo; < 11 rencrves the rliilil In lla dlsuie- DDUKIUA, Utm'i. Btriih wcrt' mtifl- nml nf 'liotli ulilfg'uf Slinint Slrepl, liiin to reject any one. or all bide your ndvcrtifrmfnl mutt in- in honor of their dnuRMer. Miir- hi-KinnliiK »l thn Westerly line of mid ti> .icll Hitlil lotx in Knld lili'ck tcml out at/:15 P, M., Friday, 1,1'ick Avcniir, W««t«rly to (tie ter- clude a dficription of tlie cir, »ut at/:15 P, M (jaret, who ((ra-duated from Cur to *urh hldder u« It may nel«etr dug mlniiK "f palil Hharot Hlrept, all of M.ty 18 tt-ret Hi)?h iSch'o-ol ta»t week. ri>i?iiril beliiR Riven tn term? and SATURDAYS '; the icllini price and a Mate- iiiilit MrpPtH l)Pl"(5 la tlm niiinne.r of payment In '-afio one. or df ('Miinn-t, <'ounty of ! :>' ltlmt rnnUining the word* niori- mliiErniini hliH RII:L11 ho re nml Stnlp nf New .ipi-Ni'V, Ilii' K,1|I! celvwl. "With OPA ceiling" or other UNINSPECTED COLLISION Once Reid Bonlns Krndi'K hi- HHI tlio sunii> ure i-lmnBeii riMiii [ii.i'i'plnnro of the minimum nml I'.HinhllHhpVl us slinwn nn map ' wordi that expren the iame MARIETTA, Ga.—fhere was n According to Encyclopaedia Brl- hid, or hid yhove nilnlnH\m hy the in- iniillli- ihrrpof hiiiilp hy .loHepli Miiyoi' und Counrll and tho payment tahnlca, the United States first occu- (!. .liimii, niirniiKh KnKinfer, ilatnil LEGAL HOLIDAYS meaning. sweet time around hevo recently ilii-ifiof hy tire puri'lmsrr according Mny Illli, IIIIO anil on nl^ with the ; Q. Where UIP Kent Control office when two trucks, one of which pied the Bonins on orders of Com- to tlie manner of purchase In tto Cli'i-k nf tlm Borough of ("arteret, i-nrdan™ with terms of sale on ftte, denies n landlurd an increase was carrying 705 bee crates, col- modore Perry about 75 years ngo. Ni'W -li-rncy. th« HoroiiKh of drtoret will deliver v in rent, which he feels is justi liiled, and the W*« were rcleaREcl. We toon gave up these islands, how- ADOUST -I. PEHHY, a Hargaln and Sale Deod for said Mandatory For Ail Jluruiigh ("lurk |ill-llll,1l'S. :; fit't! what further steps tan he The truck with the >bcw was en- ever, and the Japanese laid claim to them In the years between 1873 A|i|ir(ivcil: AtiGtlfif J. I'KKfty, take? route to iipnirisiK in Montreal, KTI-;i'lll'1N SKIHA,' Mayor. RiTt-ouKh Clerk. »nd 1871 , A. He m«y file an "Application Ciimula ami their loss was esti- liilriiilm-iMl ,Muy 16, 19-15. .' To be adverti.sed ,Inni- S and .lime Ailii-rilseil HH nilifptfd on firm K>, irtir,, In the darterel " NEW JERSEY BANKS '... for Review" called form D-9. mated at ?17,0()0. romllnK Vvltli nulk'F lit Pnhllr CARD OF THANKS liiK -Miiy IS, ISIS. MOTK;K OK I'IIUI.IC SAI.IE Hi-iiiing tidlj ilunc 7, 19-tft. TO WHOM IT MAY UONCKltN: We wish to thank nil of our A|i|iiiivccl hy Maysr, June 7, 194I>. At a regular mcetlno- nf |>!« ('nun- kind friends, neighbors, pull- Aclvcrllneil as dually adopted '•II of the HoroiiKh of rurteret held During The Ptrhd Commencing Office Equipment .'luiii' ir>, ](M5. June 7, 191.1, I wan ilirei'led to iirt- bearers nnd those who so kindly t'.r. i;-i5 vprllse the fnet that on Wednesday Commercial Stationery provided cars, for their mtufy evenlnK, -'«ni- -«, 1!M',, I lie Mciyor A,\ OI:I)INANI:K TU ciuc.it A POH- June IS, And Ending September IS Typewriter Ribbons 45c up nets of kiniWss, expressions of T1ON 01'' IIOTH Sim-* OF PR nnd Council will meet at S:t)O r. M. in tlie I'ountll i'!inmht-r«, Munlelpnl sympathy, sptrituul bouqueU, SHINCi AVlS'Nni, II 10 T W K K N Carbon reaper, HARRIS RTFUCCT ANI> NOK'S Iliillitlng, ('oiiki- Avenue, f.'ui leint, (Declared by Act of New Jarie-r State LagiiUtur*) and for their bountiful floral CltlCKK IN THI<: IIOItOtKJH 01' N. .1., anil expose and sell lit. ptlhlk- box 100 sheets, $1.49 s.lle Mid to till: highest hlilder ni- offerings ut the loss of our dear- (!AliTI'illKT N(')\V- .lUKHKY. Complrtr Line Rebuilt Office Ma- UK IT OltlPAJNKD hy Ik.- Conn*! eoi'iliiiK to terms of salt" on Hie with chines; Typewriter!, Check Writ- ly beloved husband and father, (if tin' IliiniiiKh nf (,';irli'mt. Now (lip HoroUKh Clerk open to inapee- tion nnd lo be pnhlli-ly lead prior en, Adding Machinei, Mimeo- Frederick John Kimlmck. We .loi'Sey: - HcHlnii 1. Tliiil a piirtinh nf hoth tn naif, l.olrt I l-JTi-lll-17 on I'ost DO YOUR WEEKEND BANKING ON graph- and Supplies, Stapling Ma- especially • wish to thank Rev. chines, Scotch Tape, Carter's M. A. Konopka; Rev. Stanislaus Typewriter Ribbom, Carbon Pa- Milos; Rev. Andrew J. Sukson; per, etc. * Rev. James M. McClennan, ^ FULL LINE OF GREETING CARDS, EDUCATIONAL TOYS OSM., Holy Name Society; FOR QUICK SERVICE • LOWEST PRICES Knights of Columbus; the pall- FRIDAYS bearers; Gartoret Police; Jo- FRIDAY BANKING HOURS: 9 A. M. - 2 P. M., AND 4 f\ M. • 6 P. M. HOYAL STATIONERS for satisfactory services ren- Your Cooperation by Transacting Your BuMneu at Early as Sol Schlesinger, Mgr. dered. Possible Will Be Greatly Appreciated. t 308 Maple St. Near Postofflce Katherine Kimlmck PERTH AMBOY, N. J. and Daughter. Two-in-One Woodbridge National Bank Woodbridge, N. J. )RESS SALE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2 Dresses during this Clearance offer, we will allow n off the second FIELD Dress, regardless of price.

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Our armies, our navy need more guns, more ammunition, more food —more of all the supplies that go toward victory . . . and they need them now!, ^E GOAL of our "That They Shall Live" cappaign is tlie sale of fThat's why you are being asked to back them in the biggest, toughest War Loan Drive ever—the Mighty 1th War loan, NOW! Your Tenough War Bonds to purchase tea field hojpitals. Buy a bond fighting dollars ere needed, urgently needed, to help pay for fighting equipment -you must lend your «h»re. at any Public Service office^ ot irom f PuWic Service employee and enter Find your individual quota of extra War Bonds, and meet it! The quota it larger—because the Mighty 7th ii our "Keep'Pitchin' Slogan" Contest. It doses mifoight July 7. / really two War Bond Drives in otw—but remember, when >i Muny as you Ward on CRfDtT! you buy War Bonds you don't give, you invest. You'll get back every cent you put into War Bonds, and morel Priced or i'O w iess: Pint priu $100 in WM Bonds* fourth, Fifth md Buy more War Bonds note—our fighting men are nuking Second prize 75 in War Boitfi* $** film ...-..•3Vi«hiDW«Bondi* even bigger sacrifices for victory 1 NO MONEY DOWN! Third ptize 50 in War Bcn

:.*/*•# •.' • ..1 f^ PRlsS llowBowt,Comtte$ Win Games tietl&y Scheddt ed fact. M) m\d fcr didn't kn«w th* sn their contribution! to th* Cl MCOVnS WALLET Borne Ran By Utas Pirates'4-Ron Rally reason. American Red Crow in the f«ht» IN EUROPE for Recreation Uagutt Mike takty) him what h» di(l the opening Victory Over Dragons Senior League, $-5 him • ruh-down that loonenec) th4> M lor >n«w while rroajfnjT Bel(fiunJ 'fincili, rf 4 Semens* a* follows: -n! and in- ,.„,„ (iirla SofUlwH Galle, if • 3 mtterts in his leg* which road maintonnnca mad* France. Recently, he rcrelwl'j .. ,.>k us the Yellow GAJOTBRET—A home run by CAIiTKRRT Stnicinj? n four- knotty) like a nectuary by extremely cold letter fMim a ChapUin that ,: a clone M-9 vie- June l'8_Uk« at Pirates, 6:20. ftuB in the eighth sparked a four-i mn HIxtb inning rnlty, the Pirate* is why wen to this day wallet and money hail been To 33 10 wMther last f inter, him been up- iDinctH at the Co- June 19~-4)n£oiK at All-Stem, run attack as the TJk«*» dcfntcut best the All Stars in the He crea- Ab look* at he Wantiir«ton proved by (Iov»rm.r Krtir* . . . Five and were returwj to Score iby innings; »:20. : i',:.|it and th« €or- the in an overtime tion Senior League Tuesday eve- IttnumeM he cringe*. Illicit Still* were *ei?,-,f by SUt« here. Corvettes . ;. m 160 _ „ ..HI the Kochwks, * seven inning) Mon- ning at thp Park Field, it to 6. Hal ABC s«Tnt» in N>-» Jersey dur- Kochfecka ....: 108 Oil 3— 9 JERStT JIGSAW, The State i,it^ Field. A larj?e Juno ai<-Cloven at Essies, *:00. day night before a We crnwrf at, Perry hold the veteran Pirates to ing May, as well a* J!7,t»|5 gu\- Threisbaie hit - Kovaly, Um- Dgpcrtment of Health finnnunocn i'il U>th (fames. 1 Juno 22—Bmlns at Brave*, fc park fleW, 8 to 4. The jfnme seven hil.s before his defense lon« of ma«h . , , t.itile known pirt —Dan ~ tk in Kcrutinhing iln rrcordu Tor . k;>. thin ye»r'» le*rt- CCMM. SHNfH l Ittwfced the opening of the Recrca~ i^rScVcil rompk'toty. ae^nisd of «outh«rn New Jersey J from mUiwf of Imrhltu- ,lid some lusty hH> June 20—Comets «t tion Senior l*a«i.m Reason, F<» the Pirates, Seibert was hit have been exhibited In nirnrvl)i'r» YELLOW BOWL which KIT -ili'op prnduri'if 1,,'iinR 17 hits tut ColumJma School, After the Ukes «pem«p t in thr i'»rlv Innlngn and pave way of tTw nrwty «tfiinl*c(! Ni'w Jer AB R . . . Harry C. Harper. State ..ilii' mo»t of them Junp 20—Yelkw Bowl at •Cof- a four-run ralllly in the ftrrt in- to Myers who finished the (tamo, sey Folklore 8ocli»ty by «Hi*t Kit- •Dalton, lb 4 Commissioner of Labor, has ap- iv played; a seni»- : Field, nini g the ©f ppicku l vpp three; after chwkinir the All Starr..- ward P. Knox of Tom* Rivi>r . . . Dudick, 2b 4 pointed a comniitt''e of eight eiti- n i he field for the 8:15. runs in the third amii one more PIRATES Baa; flpthinp in New Jtrsoy which Stadia, 2b •..•.:-::::..-:.« to Mvixe lifm on ihc opcrn in the fifth to tie tin© cmint. They R will be «llow«d by law after June { Henwcl, ss 8 AB tiiJn of the new Inw liheniliting missed teveral opportunitieg t» K> prominw to prorirfp mOfh »)inrt J. Held. If 4 W. Mutkal, 3b 4 2 workmen's componsation pny- homo with •core in both the ntxth and seventh for HcetoHi fl»h*rm«n , . . The E. Held, cf 4 Kutcy's Softy Team If 3 0 which becomn efTertivi- ,',l in the fourth innrnpn. cf 4 0 State Pi>h and Game Oomniiwtor. Andewon, *b 4 y 1 next . . . Election of has announced support of the Dtwko, c 2 2 0 Leonard Dreyfu«u ami Curl K ii( HECKS AJB F H Gnukm m«asure in Oncm* r«- We're Ftmis fir m In Scoreless Tie With EJHofi, lh ... 4 1 both of Newark, to I'.if AB - E. Kiggh, rf 4 Kaakiw, 3b 5 2 quirinir U. S. Finh and Wildlife Bwbmire, »f 0 W. Reidel, c ... 4 1 of Directors of thp New (Mail) Ittudig Act .... 4 Utug, tb 5 I inv«nff* 4 1 CARfTiBRiEfT — In as tiVrht Barna, ia ft 1 1 ported 6y the Bureau of Market! rkalljr good meali. 4 1 Hlte 0 pitchm' duel as you Wer wit- Bndnar, 2h ... 2 1 28 of th* State Department of Agri- CAPITOL CAMSM. — Queen 1 0 nessed, the Kutry'p aoftihall toBB W-oknoky, cf 4 0 :, 4 ALL-STARS culture . . . Lt. ( oloml Herman bees of N*w Jpney are going to WE RECOMMEND « ers played a nine-inning scoreles! Hnychik, If 4 li OUR DAILY SPECIAL 40* s 4 AB R L. Mack, of Trenton has been the rescue of bo** in the. noutti- 1 •V! 11 14 deadlock with the Grefcor Aasocia- Tarnowski, rf 3 0 4 Catri, SH. 4 0 promoted to full Colonel and Dep- lnn<]» stilcVen with winp parulyula, 0 W>MiBT8 tion .Monday niprht at, Leibi|j' f a Basilki, 3b 4 0 uty Qmctermaater General . . . the State. DcpaTtim'Trt of Agricul- 0 AB U H Field in the Greater Middlesex ' 84 a 2 State officials welcomed San ford ture announce* . . . The economy 0 •price, p •. 3 1 County Softball League. DRAGONS Kocynaky, lb 4 o Zagl*«W,lf • 4 1 Bates, new State Commissioner of axe that Senator Harry F. Byril, MICHAEL'S 1 Konttrak, lh 2 2 Potts, CarterH hurlcr, Held the AIB R. 3 Bambnrak, rf • 3 0 InrtHutions and Agencies, at a of Virginia, ha* sharpened is due O'Brien, 2b 4 A Grngor team to four scattered Afeueht, lib 3 1 Trosko, c 3 1 reception in Imwrenceville to rinjr out anrong thp tall timhw RESTAURANT 98 9' 17 Overholt, 3b 4 0 hils. Pavloski, Zto 1 Perry,, p 2 • 1 Wednesday Lo»g of leaves on Cachyshyn, rf 4 1 GRiBG.QR ASS'N J. Thompson, rf a 0 156 SMITH STREET ultVCTTES (0) 4 JDebrW 3 0 uttonwood or Sycamore trees, a Breehka, as 3 -1 AB R Correwta, 3b 0 PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 1 4 LoSak :. 3 0 ontMtlon now prevalent in many a • Soltew, sf 3 Moore, sf 3 0 J. Ma«elia, rf .. o Col«««n, i; 8 1 a parts of New Jersey, is not the 4 0 Bo»,za, cf 4 0 J. 'Cherqpon, ss 0 Gluchoski, cf 2 1 4 30 result of frost but of a fungus .... 4 Gallagher, ss 4 0 Krystoaiak, c 1 Kasha, cf I O 3 All-Stara 122 000 0—6 diseane . . . Cutworms are causing Ih * 3 Hughes, c 3 ,0 Balog, cf 0 Kovach, if : 4 1 1 Blrratea s 050 Q04 x—D leVere damage to some wheat ami SPECIAL FREE OFFER! 8 1 €hlebo'ski, 3b 3 0 R. Makwin«ki, p a 1 arley fields, in South and Cerrtral 1 lb' 0 ^Two-base hit*, Zagleski, Russo, ft 9 Myers, Winning pitcher Myers.' ersey . . • New Jersey bUi 0 Dubrow, If 2 0 2» 4 8 drfnora ihave received a dividend Score by inning": Novak, 2b 2 0 Score by innings: Comets 1,00 401 3— 9 rf 0 Uke» 400 aOO 04—8 Yellow Bowl 801 322 x—11 Oszie, p 3\ 0 Dragoiw OM 010 <)i<>!!3 uf that city, in two out of Gregor Aas'n .... 00(1 000 000 Tuesday—Alley Boya vs. Gold- Repreienting Boynton Brolheri ILY GROUPS. ur Storage three games last week at Uu> Kutcy's 000 000 0«0- AUTO SALES Co. en Bears Academy Alleys. The local nharp- A Co. Over 28 Yean THIS OFFER bird your fun and wooUm Thursday—Blue Birds va. St. 823 ST.'GEORGE AVE. ahootern took the first and last IMSMDERIZK 1 Jamea' CYO GOOD ONLY ii prevaiHng pri«M. games and lost the second when THR SAKE WAV Woodbridce Friday—Hungarian B. C. vs, wltksHt Harmful T«l. Woodbridge 8-1592-J. DURING JUNE and JULY VAULTS ARE IN THE the Perth Amboy team rolled-a bru«i or Dirt Wa MN food traiuporUtloa, 'big X4H game. Maroons VOOVB RKDUCINQ aot «aa

Blood tested stock from BOTTLED BEERS GRADUATION GIFTS good breeders .I'i'i.i HOOKS ,.- from SOc Brooder Stoves WE CARRY ALL THE H ms ,. from $1.00 Electric, Coal and \Hn\KKY _..... f|om 59c Oil POPULAR BRANDS •i l;in\i; PORTFOLIOS from 75c iii.i»i:KN'a BOOKS from 59c Poultry Supplies READY TO SERVE and Seeds. GRADUATION CARDS FATHER'S DAY CARDS Every Repair Job Fully Fertilizer, Agrico i (Comer Lending Library-Bookshop Guaranteed. For cleaning, and Vigoro '"-• "I'lTK ST.. I'KBTH ANHOV NATION*!. BANK HI.IXJ. new parti or regulating, Nagy's Family Liquor Store bring your watch to AMBOY 101 Roosevelt Ave. Carteret, N. J. MOSK/N'S Phone Cart. 8-5482 For DAD ALBREN Inc. FEED CO. 133 Smith St. 279 New Brunswick Ave SUNDAY is the one day is Perth Amboy Perth Amboy 44350 PACKER HOTEL the yetr when Pop is to be SMITH AND HIGH STREETS, PERTH AMBOY GIVEN a handout instead EVERY SATURDAY - SUNDAY of ASKED lor one. We have JEWELRY ENTERTAINMENT and DANCING extra nice ties and shirts * — FEATURING — to make him happy .. the FOR DAD Duke Norman's Orchestra kind he picks himself. FATHER'S DAY and our singing and dancing MC, ART SCULLY SUNDAY, JUNE 17 Hand Painted Ties $1.00 & $1.50 OTHWS; '4.49 T| nil newlywed* holding their banquets, numbering rW.W» « Give Dad A Gift Of 50 or bore people at the Packer Hotel we present a * room for one w«^Jt free of charge at the famous Im* jcwalry b«c«u«» rou |We ial Hotel, Nugir. Falls, N. Y. him • lift of luting quality- Sport Shirts ——;—•—T~~» '—• -* Chooie tomethtof ol W«»uty. Low* or Short Sleeves dur«bilityt and T*> aam*- . .Dinner Music Sundays from 4 to 7 P. M. thing that will lira bin long Credit SPACIOUS HALLS FOR $2.50 up Weddingi • Banquet* - Porti« 1C FURNISHED Smith Strwt L KREIELSHEIHER 1 Amboy, *AGB BIGHT fi&Sfestttffl Down At The Race Track fired as Human Academy Ball Team New Books At Library On The Silver Screen >y Trap, Yank Ditmai Ida Lupino, Sydney (irmn? WiiHwn rrirtre cn To Play Gregors In An ili'Iiifhtful »a the fMHitid uf * V B, LORETTO M. NEV1I.I, Sumatra, China, Japan and For- across the screen in the null, Awaits the End padow lark and »« full of bounce nio«H. of moods. CARTERBT—A recent (rift to ml fun us H ckiwn at the circus, Hero for the first) time have been Perth Amboy Sunday the Krpe Public Library rnme Vnrnor Bros.1 latest and most hil- Directed by hit-maker VI nsnemhlml, in their right order, all HU Foot Blown Off, Naiii from the Pan American Coffee Bu riou enmedy, "Pillow To Pont," Sherman and featuring CARTKKET The Acnrfemy Iho pwentm! farts about eoffe*. reau, and in "All About Coffer," ponotl today at the Ditm^s The- Erwin, Ruth Donnelly, j Tie Explosive* to Body The work in the fruit of thirty soflhall team will play the (ire tre. Knfori! an aodience that Mitchell and Loum ArmMr.m 'by William H, Ukers, M, A, This years' study of the nubject, It It a And Leave Him. •'a Tavern at, McWillram Sta- with hearty laughter, starn His Orchestra, the comedy i in the second and revised trillion standard work of reference, M in dium in Perth Amboy Sunday interpretfttlon of two day. ,. of this book, the flriit having been the author's "All About Tea." On life of an irrepressiblo i. TEMPI,K, TVXAS. Pvt. William morning. published in 1922. Mr. Ukers is UNCONCERNED ^8. Edwnrrls' font wan blown off and Hoth subjects he is regarded as K&dtt ws» ri n11K fur water, but tht ijH?,l, .Siinrky tV Inenlii -were editor of th« Tea »nd Cofffe Trade I lie lending protagonist and the HKBE.Il SPRINGS, Ark.—While In niiiris ignored hl| plrai. scheduled to play at Rahway but Journal; author, "All About Ten," beat informed writer. "All About f>() men- nnd women, rnoked fri Strand wlrnl explosives to hll body, were rained out. ••Coffee Merchandising," "Coffee OfW" is H complete history of ieally for thom rV>r twenty-four Infamous chapters in , I left him n human booby trap. In a NutJhell," "What Everyone coffre and coffee trading. ours, three nnvall boyg strHKled history are unfolded in lti\ Playing with the Arailemy U>M- 1 , JEdwurrls Inlrl Ills strange itory at The Drat edition of "All About JI from a river camping trip dio'g «er»*n version of r* will be either Gene Fedcr or Should Know About Tea," "Tea In !: <(>y Ocnernl iinsplti] here . . . GflfTee," pabfishe^j in. 1823, con- vhich, they had imaxfe without Louis Stevenson's Rill Sloan on the mound, Ken a Nutahdl," anil the "Little Jour- }h hln rickt funt had been blown sumed ten years In sorting and lieir parents' kmiwledge. The "The Body Snatcher, Brozowgkl, catching, Pinky Sie- ney Serien" of Trip* to BrB7,ii, ,jB by » mine , Imw the Oerm»n» classifying trie material, and foiir hree werr< unAwarei of the ex- Boris Karioff. It is laid kierwa, Eddie Oiajkownki, Walter Oeylon, British India, Java and iflitenfld the explosives to him . . . ypnra in the writing. Two trips ilement and worry they had '.yak anrt Oabn Correba1 in the in- don IhflW he knew that if hP moved he wore made to th> principal eoffee- sused. their avid quest for field and Mike 8l«klerka, Artie ' '*•! doomed . . . nr If help came producing and consuming eo the advancement of |Wh«n he was nnrmisrlrmfi he and hU •IOIHT. nnd Johnny Kahora in the 1945 Style tries. The revision called lot in science, were forced to , ,jfcicuern would he killed, an A»»0- utlfMd. Daikie attd Peggy Ryan also are connection with this second edition professional grave-roh-bei , Stt*d Press reixirt snyn. The Academy team in bring has extended over a period ,of n the cast. Little Margaret O'Brien, throats and murderers in (,,,i,, And he lay tliere. for hours b«- manajjH by Mntt Utolak, oifrhU'on months. Arnerlnm and German llnei yeare old, 'in sitting pretty now secure the necessary bodii- f the HurtRrn forest, under a con- There has 'biren no authoritative tliai the court, has approved a ilisscction and study. «nt artillery barrage. German 88 Dog Roanu 6,000 Milei; European work on coffee in forty Alan I-ndd co-itan with Gail RuMi-ll in "Sally O'Rourkr" now supplemental contract under which Karloff's role in that of i,M hell fragments hit his left leg ai he Finally Localei Owner yearn, and no authentic American • t the Mujpilir Theatre Thf film dealt wi(h hone racing and ii she will get a bonua of $1.2,500 a cab-driver and gravt-r,,i,il( work—except the 1922 edition of whusu sinister tritiisactlriiis ,,, PITTSBTIRr,, TAI.IF. -Joker, a loaded with exciting drama. There am la.ufht, too, with Stan- per picture in addition to her "All About Coffee"—in over fifty Dr. MacF^rUne (Henry |)aill! It all started simply enough, Pri- black rocker npanlel, was desolate ley Clements and William Demareit in charge of the comedy regular salary from MUM of $3(H) places that eminent mpdieal |,, Edwards snlrl This member when hl» master, Capt, Stanley C. years. Many books CP coffee deal department. per week. She is to iiweBt twenty fessor completely in his p.,,.. pt the 4th Infantry division, who ha« Raye, went off to war. with specific phases of the subject, per cent in war bonds, iten per and whose chief delight in hf, ft.;t wife and ** children In Hayti, For 13 dayt he wandered reatleis- ,'ind not all have been free from ;ent more in other savings and ilJo,, had he gun what wan to have ly around home, then disappeared. ,)ropagaiida.| "All About Coffee' buy a $21,000 home under the taunting the good doctor :ti , , JbNn a 40-minute. night patrol. But Joker knew where he was go- is the firVt independent work, fully Hollywood Notebook :ourtt-approved plan. hrfld he has over him, Lay Still Through Nlfht. Ing- and got there, 4 covering all phases, end b intend On the marquee of a New York Near Ihe German lines Edwnrds Mrs. Raye this week received a (>(i to appeal to the general reader City movie theatar, which' fea- Majestic ftepped on n mine which bl«w off letter from her husband—6,000 miles aa well ns those directly associa- The films of actual battles, in rine wid Coast Guard camera me tures dual bills, was "Between They're off at the Maj, i,, ] 'bit foot. He lay quietly until morn- nway on a South Pacific Island. ted with coffee, which men ami ships and planes for the uao of the services in tac Two Women" and "Nothing But litre! "Salty O'Rourke," th, !•, fearing that nny sound would tical, strategic and roconnaisanc1 Joker Is with him and as excited ai Issuer! in one volume, 38 chap have participated, such as "Tara- Trouble." And it wasn't planned mount film which opened Hi i ibetray his comrades. the captain at the reunion. study. A noteworthy highlight o eibher. night, bring* fond memoric •, tcrs, 832 pages, approximately wa," 'Thp Fighting I-atiy," and He could not bandage hli wound, The captain wratc that he was sit- 600,000 words, including a coffee the pjcture is the now hratori Alan l.aiM had to work until home lovera an Alan Ladil |,...... now "To tho Shores of Iv«i Jinia" Y but, foituimlely, II was uiie of those ting In his tent when an officer earn* chronology containing 662 dates, a »ci np of tihe flag-raiding on M after mlilnljfht to finish bin work the title role in an neat a ., Curious Injuries in which the veins down the road lending a .black cock- coffee dictionary of 347 . deftni have attracted tremoridouB crowds Suribachi, which was taken b; in "The Blue Dahlia,1 'in order to pRcknge we've been privily, i »nd arteries are forced upward to er on c leash. tions, a coffee bibliography of ovci of people, some of whom could Sgt. William Gerwiut, Marine cam report the next morning at 6 A. sec in a long time. Raye shouted one word: "Jokerl" bat photographer, who lMer wft>' they ore, In a manner, »ealed. 200 authors and titles and an in not be elaflserl as avid "rnovits 1 iM, for induction »t Fort MwcAr- Ladd, in the title role, pi, ?'"! At 10:30 a. m he called for • It was enough. The little dog'a frcn- dcx of over 10,000 rcfut-nces, 800 reported missing in action. Thi tliur. ThU is hw nocmA "stretch" stable owner—not much ,.f ly of Joy persuaded the foster owner gwrs." However, one cannot help is tho same shot made famous as •Inedic. The enemy heard him and illustrations, four pages in color. in tho Army, saving been re- it's true (he only owns one i,,,: to surrender title on the npnt. hut wonder if those who see these a "still" photograph by AP lens- ,t>egnn a senrnh, but did not find htm. a ynai or so ago for --hut the drama's th<>r<- .,11 floon aftcrwnrd R pebble hit his leg Captain Raye said the officer told The book is published by the roan Joe Rosenthal. pictures, .realfte the terrible risks cal reasons. same. He loves Gail Russell u him. he had found the dog trptting Ton and Coffee Trade Journal Co. Movie houses are being opene '.•nd he heard mi American medic that the' official photographers JBrathcrs, do you want to know picture, a »hy and lovely ,; through an army camp, hurriedly 7i) Wall Street, New York. '(1rtli»per: "Are you a G.I.?" as rapidly as possible in liberate how €lark (ia,ble keeps his fi§rure? teacher, but doesn't realizi n sniffing this way and that "as though took in order to get shots of ac- i "Hell, yes, Vm n G.I.," he replied. Other recent new arrivals are areas, such as the European the Well, h<> fiata lettuce—a wholhl e •she nhows her true eoUir« I , | "Don't make nny noise and we'll lie were looking foi some one." The tuar landings, etc. "iShark's Fins and Millet," lion ater, arvd in Manila, where twenty head at a time. Alan tries promoting a i,,,, jjet you out," Uie medic whispered. officer adopted Joker and took him Ralf Sues. Impressions and recoi I" *h« case of the last men- three theater* have- been opette Tallulah Bankhoad is sairf to between tiail and his jorki. : They crawled to him and lifted him along with him to the Pacific. tioned Him above, which is a nine- lection^ of China and her people, be testing in New York for the tey "Stesh" Clements, « ',.,. from the ground, but the Gennans teen-minute technicolor record of since April, ateoTdinK to the OW by a Polish woman who lived there role of Amber in "Forever Am- trant, rowdywh character wi-, :fc«d teen the rescuers and tent the M«rtne Corps action and will Overseas Motion Picture Bureau Though Income-Tax Free, seven years. ber." everyone in hot water, in,!, 'tlfle bullet crashing into the h»nd of be released to theaters on June Buster Keaton, known to th "State of the Nation," John Doe Make-up expert* are gsoin-g to himself. •%f •«»« of the medics. » Thi* Man Payi Up Anyway 7th, the "securing" of the shots older movie fans 'as the "littl Passos. A report on what contem- work on jawiueline White, aiv at- LOS ANGELES.-J. M. Myska, 65. like the "swuriiiR" of the island fmw with the sad face," still hai I ;j , Medics' Eflorts Fall. porary Americans are doing, how tractive iblonde, juat turned 20, to who makes cotton enndy for carni- itRplf, ca.me at a high price, with a face as sad as can be but h ') Unprnlerted, they dropped hnek. they are doing it, and what they turn hw into an old lady for one val concessionaries, says he doesn't two combat 'photograjihers killed, heart in light—all because he Later they tried to get to him again, think about it. of Mio most important screen mips H. WEAN earn enough to pay n federal in- one mining anil twelve wounded, back (loinfi what ho liki's b

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