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oim(il Requests Rabies Scare Minimized By Carteret Dog Clinic 400 Canines Your Civilian Defense Council Council Renews. l(|; iwners and last night's count static copy of their application s understood that veterans ihowed that 413 dons had been such a license. Each tavern ov , have «lrM*r rtwted a Inoculated. win be so Informed by the 11Kn to have the. bridge over Yurcheskl said that the Im- The council If also including If i ,i;l,itan RiVfT In H*W Bruns- munisation program has fceen l 1st of recommendations for sani*5. L nllmed afte? Congressional htRhly successful in. curbing ra- ary maintenance of the K^.,1 of Honor wilHW Bergeant jies. and that the inoculation re- ment aa recommended by the ,ohn Hasiione, of lUrltan. nalns effective for about & year Jersey Health Officers Associa u , resolution WM mm to the The State Board of Health pro- The governing body also un LirI1|)1k(- Authors Umnediately ltles the free serum for the clinic moujly adopted a resolution L,tf, uie meeting last night in and the borough pays the remain- selling a piece of property to LArj that It be received before to- der of the expenses Dr John D New Jersey Turnpike Authority LmI()ws deadlinefoifUtag such a femoth, of the Woodbrldirc Ani- MICHAEL YARCHESKI The piece of land had been solf mal Hospital, was In charge of NOTK—Thll Is tht fl"l In • scrl«> of ilorln rnncfrnlht thr men who will to the authority four years ago| „, resolution state* that Prl- ,1M" program, assisted by two local nhoulder tha Mirden of proper oriranlijttlon, ftnd dlrrrt nctlvltlvi In the but In explaining the new evrnt dluiter ihould strike thli horungh. Thpj are member* n( the Curletrl Nicliolas Mlnue of this bor- nurses. Miss Willii Walsh and Mrs, Civil DefenM Council, onr of the must [irogrestlve croups of thli kind In utlon, Borough Attorney ,uc,, mtiile the "supreme sacrifice Helen Jacoby. and Donald O'Brien thr state ing ton pointed out that through ,0, i,is country and was awarded torn the State Health Depart- some legal technicality, the section posthumously the Congressional ment. CARTERET—Michnfl Yarcheskl Is a well known figure In this Doruugh, having been Caitefel's health Inspector for the past four- of the law under which the prop^ f[)al of Honor, the only resident Thr inspector believes that to- teen year. erty was sold was found to be un« : Cartcret ever to achltve such a Jay's inoculations will bring the constitutional and in order to be BtinKulshed honor. total to over 500 dogs. Under his guidance the health department here has been acclaimed one of the best managed and successful in the state. be paid It was necessary to resell Thf council adopted the resolu- the property "on paper" f Yarchesie! was one of those selected by* Mayor 8tephen Sklba at v,oi) m behalf of all the citizens Mayor Stephen Skiba told the Ol the borough. The Rahway River the beginning of the year to become an integral part of the council's setup. His Job is that of welfare officer of the group. council that although they hare , connects Carteret with Rah- Observance Slated waited four years for the payment! The health inspector has been a borough resident practically all jv and Is one of the Important of (13,700, he felt that after onf4 ndw.s on the new .turnpike. Ills life. He was born in Port Reading and attended schools here. Upon By St. Mary Parish more reading to make It final the r graduation from Carteret High, in 1926, the first graduating class authority would make a prompt; In that school, he completed higher studies at Lafayette College in settlement. CARTERET—St. Mary's Oreel Easton, Pa. Completing four years at Lafayette, Yarcheskl continued Ellsworth Wilson and his academic career with courses in Public Health at Rutgers and (estvaco Brigade Catholic. Church will observi Karmonocky were granted Ukrainian Catholic Day August 12 New York University. tramfer p( a trailer camp lice He and Mrs Yarcheskl and their five children reside at 48 Lowel at the 8t. Ellas Church grounds now held by Steve JJreza. luements Firemen Street. Mrs. Yarcheski is the former Jean Kuhn of Carteret. Their An outdoor Mass will be celebratec property Is on Dalbert Street neai'] oldest child, Adrian, attends Carteret High School. the WOR transmitter. 1 CARTERET — The Westvaco by tin: pastor, Rev. Leo R. Pelen During the last war, Yardieskl was in charge of decontamination fchcmiral Division Plant Fire sky, who will be assisted by loca control for the borough. BriRarle has enrolled at a unit in and visiting priests. In politics, he served ns a councilman for two terms, being elected Khe Carteret Civil Defense organ- to that body in 1933 and 1936. While on the council he served as Mitricka Honored A concert will be given In trt chairman of the police committee. ization. : The brigade is a trained organ- afternoon by visiting choirs. Dane He is president of the Middlesex County Public Health Association 'ii Mtmn of flre fighters who have ing will follow with Oley Brother; and Is also active In the state association. The.Inspector is a member By Navy Citation heir own flre truck. In an emer- Orchestra playing. of Fire Company No. 1. the American Red Cross, Polish American Club, a member of the health committee of, $os[ peput TtBOR R and .encj they will fork as a, unit All proceeds Will go to inder their own' DOoer* assisting is also on • similar committee with the Rarltan Council. ilal Mitricka, who enlis Church Building Fund. Miss Ayn bt Borough Flre Department in t His main hobby Is woodworking, a skill which began In school and In the Navy In 1946 after „„ \ Suhar Is general chairman as.slstec has stayed with him ever since. He Is a member of the Holy Family atlng from Carteret High SchooW ocal emergencies ftbd furnishing Church. irotcctlon to CarWrtt It the Bor- by John Hiriak as co-chalrma: hts been awarded the Commenda- • fl, : ough Flre Department Is called The above photos TM(V committee is comprised i Other members on the council are Frank Jurlck, civilian defense tlon Ribbon with Distinguished*' ';,M out of town. director: Louis Brown, deputy director; Alex Comba, secretary; John Device for action In Korea. *'$'M Helen Suhar, Kay Klelman, John Turk, administration officer: George Sheridan, security officer; J, J. The fire truck Wi» built In the and Mitricka, who Is an enRineman •_'';'*': his Popiel, Mary Kilyk, Patrick Potoc- Lukach, operations officer; Joseph Dollnich, supply officer, and Edwin second class on the USS Oak Hill &>^ [plant .shops is fully equipped with Quln, air raid warning officer. flre hose, extinguishers, foam assistants at work during the an- nig, Julia Halkovich, Marion Pav- (LSD-7) was meritoriously cite4••-?;"? by Vice Admiral c. T. Joy, Com*•"$n equipment, oxygen masks, ladders, nual immunization clinic for bor- Ilk. Julia Sisko, Alice Wadiak. mander of Naval Forces, Par East ?, ]hand tools, etc. canines. In the top photo, Qinda, Mary Suhar, Wil- The Fire Brigade consists of' Command. The citation was for the doctor is giving a "shot" to liam Fitzula, Ann Hiriak, Ann K of C to Sponsor Picnic Is Slated seventeen men wh» hive been 'Heroic and tireless efforts" dur» ,i Paslpanki, Mary Hamulak, Cath- carefully trained. Most of the "Fluffy" who Is being held by his ing the evacuation of Hungnaifc,5 ^ members have attended the New owner, Seymour Zueker, 1S8 erine Potocnig. and Mary Magacs, Picnic 6n Sunday Korea, last C,hr|«mtas Eve. '% I By Church Parish Admiral Joy cited Mitricka wlt&Sv'. •y state- Fir* College. They Koosevelt Avenue. From left to Also, Pelesia Klelman, Tessie an offlolal letter of commendatJoftV^|, liad experience In prevent- Olnda, Mary Ginda, Mary Fitzula, CARTERET—Arrangements have right are Mrs. Helen Jacob?, K.N., CARTERET—The Holy Family and he wag awarded the Com- V^ ing and controlling fires in the Mamie Oinda, Catherine Sawchak, been completed for the picnic to be Parish has everything In readiness Health Inspector Michael Var mendatlon Ribbon with Combt^t/^v plain Several ytftn MO the brig- Catherine Derewsky, Pearl Olnda, htld Sunday by the Carey Council, for the annual picnic this Sunday Walsh, R.N., Distinguished Service in a formfi?^: ade, with their flfl truck, helped Rose Terebetsky, Helen Yaroschak, No, 1280, Knights of Columbus in to be held on the Falcon Grounds ceremony conducted on the shlB|^;y fight a nre at a neighboring oil State Board of Matilda Romanetz, Caroline Tai- St. James Hall. In Pulaski Avenue beginning at by Commander R. C Housto^v., , Plant. the doc-tor. In th« nowsky, Mary Lucas, Catherine Music will be furunshed by Eddie o'clock. commanding officer of this unit, JA$J<'-. •[ middle photo, Mrs. Shirley Wesch Paslowski, Mary Sitar, Madalene and his Golden Serenaders. John Music wil] be furnished by Ja- After enlisting In the Naff,% • < Carr, Dymtro Potocnig, Roman b'Zuillla Is general chairman and nuszak and his Men of Melody. and her sun, Buddy, of 121 Roose- Mitricka attended motor machlnW" Popiel, Joseph Hiriak. Joseph Pu- Stephen Torok is honorary chair- The following committee will be hold on to their pet and refrigeration and air condl*, ;)5|; Troop 82 Members kash, Michael Capp, Charles Bub- man. Others on the committee are in charge: Charles Urtmnski, Johr lv arre Joseph Kancz, William Tele- tionlng school before the Korean'wj^' doctor does his job. nick, Stephen Tarnowsky, Michael Sosnowski, Walter Kostych, Johr posky, Emll 8uch, Idward Shaner ouebreak. ";'^f:'i "Babe," the German shepherd, Terebetsky, Joseph Derewesky, Jo- Marci, Edmund Urbanski, Walter iind Joseph Dowllng. On Camping Trip sets her needle, while her mis- seph Suhar, Michael Hiriak, Wal- Qolublewskl, Helen Urbanski, Jo- In 1949 Mitricka served abtW'^l James Dunne Is chairman of the months In the China area. O&kM' tress, Mrs. I'auline Wantoeh, of ter Ginda, Michael Sawehuk, sephine Qinda, Josephine Knittel CARTERET—Several members annual retreat to be held July 20, Sophie Urbanski, Farnces Qolu- September 16, 1950, he was a|fil#| 14 CuiU-iet Avenue, smiles her ap- Stephen Hamulak, John Pasi- ID! Troop 82 will l«av« this weekend pankl, Arpod Sisko. 21 and 22 at West End, Frank blewskl, Rose Sosnowski, Ellzabetr Uched to the USS Bayfield (APAf^«i/| |tor two weeks of caotplSg at Camp proval, in the bottom photo. Uoyena was yeappqlnted program Sosnowski, Sophie Bogash, Robert 33) as engineer on the salvaji||f' ' Also, Herbert Malwltz, Michael ;r «aw. the RariUn Council camp chairman at the meeting held Bohanek, Caroline Kurdyla. Kate boat. . ' W0'' ';. Skocypiec, Joseph Potocnig, Jo- |on the Delaware. Monday night. Tentative plans Klmback, Mary Nadolskl, Rose Duilng the evacuation of thj't,-^ seph Kosmoaky, Joaepli Wadlak, The boys coUtctfd scrap paper Catholic Hadumih Makes Plans ere made at this time, for a mem- Kostych, Blanche Marci and Paul last company of the covering fort«vv> '.f George Caplk. Stanley Ogarek, iership drive. ine Yakubek. of the 7th Regiment, 3rd Infantry; ^|:,* luiin^ the year and earned enough Westvaco Company For Season's Activities Al Bobenchik, Myron Bobenchik, noney to pay for part of their To Hold Food Sale Division at Hungnam, Korea, Oft;^/| John Kleban, Anthony Qutknecht, Christmas Eve, a number of land*" j|;i t»mp fee. . CARTEKET--Plans for the en- ENDS TRAINING CARTERET -A food sale will be To Assist Council Hairy Carr, Mrs, A! Bobenchik, SERVICES HELD Ing craft were near the beach whe$ ;-• ,W suing year were made by the exec- Mrs. Nicholas Potocnig, John L. CARTERET — Pvt. Stanley CARTERET — Funeral services conducted by the Couri, Piuelis, utive board of the Carteret Chap- three accidental explosions oc» | CARTERET-The Civil Defense Ginda and Michael Fitzula. Bai tko, 20, son qf Mrs. A, Bartko, for Antoinette Kalusek, infant Catholic Daughters of America ter ot Hadassuli at a meeting held curred. A Those leaving for camp are Council has announced thut the 4 Grant Avenue, has completed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Monday night at the home of Mrs. Ammunition dumps near Dai ia Brown, Don»lH Brown, Leo Siiiuhiy morning In the basement local Westvaco Chemical Com- iis AF basic airmen indoctrination Kalusek, of 46 Warren Street, were Max Oruhin, Fitch Street. Mrs. beachhead exploded. " ''s. Andrew fWlam, Robert of St. Joseph's R. C. Church. pany's fire brigade has enrolled :ourse at Lackland Air Force Base, held Wednesday at the Holy Fam- •i.tiin. AflebMl .Harrington, Gnihin and Mrs. Philip Drourr four LCVPs beyond repair, WL The sale will be held following as a unit In the organization. Cezo to be Buried Texas, the "Oateway to the Air ily R. C. Church. |Robert Hetusel, Alien Hamad)k, were named delegates to the na- Ing several men severely and It consists of a trained organi- Force." The Rev. M. A. Konopka offi- Knlttel John Ullte, John the B o'clock mass and the proceeds tional convention to be held Sep- Ing five others. zation of fire-flghters who have ciated. Interment was, In St. Ifuiian. Warren Mrak, Frank will be for the benefit of the church tember 16 to 19 in Atlantic City. Admiral Joy's letter their own fire truck. In an emer- At Services Today WINS PRIZE Stephen's Cemetery, Keasbey. &'"t, Rudolph Perhace, Mis. Sidney Foxe was named the face of expected further repair fund. gency they will work as a unit CARTERET—Miss Joan Sersun Bearers were Joseph Kopin, Fran- plosions of ammo dumps in as Tobiassen, Joseph Urban- chairman of the one-day bus trip CARTERET-John J. Cezo, age The committee In charge Ls com- under their own officers, assisting f 43 Harris Street was the winner cis Smith. Robert Rusnak, Wil- immediate vicinity, Mitricka _ |«kl. Wendell Wilson, Leonard Wil- to the convention for the general 73 years, of 83 Edgar Street, Car- the borough fire, department and >f the special project conducted by liam Onder, Albert Bertha and in getting injured men from Rlchard posed of Mrs. Elizabeth Safchinsky, membership. teret, died Wednesday afternoon furnishing protection to Carteret St. Ellas' Ladles' Guild. Robert Koch. destroyed boats and 1 Mis. Elsie Sweda, Mrs. Loretta at hia home after a short illness. romo if the local file department Is them from the area." htrtvret Odd NevlU, Mrs. August Sebesta, Mrs. Miss Nernish Graduated He was a resident of the bor- called out of town, ough for 50 years. He was em- family Pknk July 22 Frank Cralgen, Mrs. Louis Ruck- "The Westvaco flre truck was f From New York School ployed at the U. S. Metals Refin- Carteret Woman Wins $5 Prize I reigel, Mrs, George Kurtz, Mrs. built In the plant shops and is Hadastuh Chapter A/am6f;t| ing Company for 38 years in the —v*,T—Thi CMUret Odd fully equipped with flre house, ex- CARTERET—Miss Elsie Nemish, Mary Ahlerlng, Mrs. Prank Bar- mason department, having been < r •"«»o win hold a family picnic tinguishers, foam equipment, oxy- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Convention Delegate, bato, Mrs, Edwin Quin, Mrs. Frank retired four years ago. He was one l»" -Sunday. July 29 at Wlldwood gen masks, ladders and hand tools, NemLsh, of 41 Pulaski Avenue, In Courteoas Driver Campaign of the organizers of the Sacred CARTERET — The ejoecut Curcy and Mrs. Paul Stellato. and the flre brigade consists of'17 was among the graduate's at the CARTERET~The male motor-1 server followed her for more than Heart R. C. Church. He was a board of the Carteret Chapter Transportation WU1 be furnished men who hav* been carefully 102nd commencement exercises isls in this borough, who on fre- member of the Holy Nanie Society five blocks and noted that she used Hadassah met Monday at * iiw lodge and ewh family will trained. Most of the members have held by Palae Hall School for iiuent occasions enjoy venting their and the Men's Jednota Society. proper hand signals when slowing home of Mrs, Max Gruhln to ] °ril'K their lunch bailteta, Bathing Legion Auxiliary Plans [attended the New Jersey State Medical Assistants, at the Jumble anoyance at the antics of the so- His wife, the lat« Mrs. Teresa down or stopping at Intersections the schedule for the 1951-53 •^lilies and refreshments will be Fire College. They have hud ex- Collegiate Church In New York-4 called "crasy women drivers" will Card Party Tonight Barna Cezu, died December 2i, son, ali» iiiniished by the lodge. perience In prflTentitiK and con- Mia Nemish Is a graduate of have to take a back seat thin week an,d also when she turned left into 194a. Wra. Gruhin and Mrs. .... 1)11 August 14, the lodge mem- CARTERET — The American trolling fires In the plant. Several Carteret High School class of to a local lady driver, who proved a gas station. He is survived by three daugh- Drourr were named delegates '^ win witness the (Hants utid Legion Auxiliary, Unit No. 263, years ago, the bflgade, with its 1950. She has accepted a position that it pays to be courteous on the The association, consisting of 20 (| ters, Mrs. Russell Donnelly, Mrs. the Hadassah National ConvenU ^ K''5 battle at toe Polp American Legion, will conduct a fire truclt, helped fight a flre at in the plant health department road. trucking firms In Central New Jer- John Mlnue, both of Carteret, and which will be held September '"""His Tickets may be obtained card party tonight in the borough a neighboring Oil plant," L. H. of Merck Si Company, Rahway. Mrs. Florence Murphy of 5 La- sey, ls conducting the campaign to Mrs. Eugene Axt, of Newark, N. J. through 19 in Atlantic City. """ Monroe JacoMwttl who Is hall for the benefit of the Car- Beam, personnel njjinager, said. fayette Street, was somewhat aur- reduce accidents on New Jersey Two sons, John Ceso, Jr., and Jo- V to learn that her actions In Sidney Fox was named In cl.. I '"''llillilll iif lhi> <><*•<» teret First Aid Squad. Firemen'* Relief Lists highways. A 19-year-old Marine ot a one-day yip to the Conv seph Cezo, both of Carteret. Four handling her husband's car caught In charge of arrangements are from Old Bridge, Robert R. Me- TRADE 8CHOOI GRADUATE grandchildren. the eye of A "spotter" for the Mid- tion for the. general me Mi's. Alice Katuslta, Mrs. Mary Convention Delagutes Mahon, was the winner for the OARTJEBEr-^rold .Edwards, The funeral will take place from dlesex Motor Freight, Carrier's As- Stopinski, Mrs. Charles Sldun, Mrp, month, and Mrs. Murphy w J. son of Mr. ani ., CARTERET — Thre,e delegates the BUsub Funeral Home, 54 sociation, which U currently con- ON TUP Anna Toinczuk, Mrs. Harry Qleck- parold Ed- among the eight runners-up, four J Mr.'ind M™ wards of LQWI and' three alternates were elected Wheeler Avenue, Carteret, tomor- ducting a "Mojt Courteous Driver ner, Mrs. Thomas Jakeway, Mrs, was grad- of the Monjlh" campaign, and as a of them women drivers. UR Joseph - 'ludioskl, 3 gtoewet Btreet, uated Wei last night by the Firemen's Relief row at 8:30 A. M. with a requiem itsky and children. Tlmjynn , Clifford Cutter and Mrs, Walter York Trade the New Association to attend the state High Mans at 9 A. M. at the result she wat awarded a prize of The campaign is now In Its sixth "ului'i bta Af hutc Airman Karen Mart* of Bergen Strait I I flak, lithography. Bk convention in Atlantic City oq flacred Heart R. C. Church. Rev $5 and inundation card for wek and $6 checks have' been given lut nlkhi tQ ipend three wwiu] Carteret High September 28 andU, J, Petrlck will 4M the celebrant "using customary con- to 45 motorists whose considerate pDT FOGGING n Newport I*ewi, V», The group at a meeting held In at will oe in J*m« stderatlon behind the wheel acts were observed by o(Rcia! spot- Tuejjday eye- SPECIAL No. l named Harry ttOT, of a oar." ters of the association, Only pas- ob- PAGE TWO FRIDAY, 29, 1951 %••* *.***#» »*> * Finder $19,000 BafkErwIUU * Enrhnnie4 fipentnp Wear Poor ffinlljf Bif Christmas Uqc|# ijug Sayi And Get! Watch In (Utiiri JOHN I. OtfO t>95 CHRISTENgEN'S , BI,Of*t!NGTON, Ind. - Strange HOUSTON. f«x.-Bob Baker, ty, jolin J. Cego Sr. tilings happen to mnny people. Mrj. i his wife ind tu'ft children faced I 7a, husband afFfof We Mw.',The» "THE FRIENDLY iTORE" fred Huff, St., for Inttance, w»l • bleak GbrUtmai -until n Houston psn Bnrno Cczo, (tied Wrdnesnfly parkinjr hfr car recently when'she I bank mode a $19,000 mistake. Bob'« nt his home. 88 Edgar Street, after, found a pockdbook containing 145 , spending sprfp Is over nnw, but n short illness. A resident of this lying tn^iilp a parking m*ter. I It wan n good thing while It lasted. horoii(ili for 50 ypars. hf was re-1 Shr wntrhed the loit-snd-foutid ! The unpmploy*d painter's tank tii r-d by the U. S. JAetol.i ReflnlnK rolimins .'nirt nnllctd tn advertise- i account was do\vn to $15.73. CHrist- f.'omiwny four years ago after 38, ment hy Mrs Eunice Baujji, i«y- nia.i wan on hani ntid he didn't yr-srs of M rvifo. JHr was one of the ing '.hi' had Init her pocketbook. hove pnouifh tn give them a Christ- I'lynnl/ors of the Sacred Heart R 'Hit' tv, u Munen met .'ind MM. mas present. C Church; V member of its Holy BaiiKli identified M«r pnckettoolc. Then hu bank statement arrived. Name SQclc(y tfnd Hie Men's Jed- As i,lir thfinki-il Mrs. Huff, Mrs. It showed n balance of $16,015 73 nota Society. BRUKII rrnitii'Jtpd lit called ihe bank and they saki his Surviving arc two sons, John Jr. "i'oii don't happen to know of balance was $19,015.73. nnd Joseph, of this borough; three aruhnclv who li.'is K.st n wrist watch, "Sure. I knew 't was a mistake," I'mwhterp. Mrs. Russell Donn|lly do you?" he said after the bank had found nnd Mrs. John Mlnuc of this bor- k± These Buys } After she nildjcd her billfold, Mn, Its error "1 knew they might cntch uijftli and Mrs. EuRfilf Axt of Ncw- Bangli related, vhe retraced her me. But I stood rljjhl there and •irk. and four grandchildren. steps nntl. ncarlng the parking made up my mind I was going tn c iriflrr, rl;erl Mrs. Huff B»ld she nt my kids—well. I knew there was Trapped by Fin, Family had livit hrrs, explaining thnt a link Here I* nomc found »Jv|ce—jo i m\\\ a complete $flectioii to CIIOOHC from Kolng to be a real Christmas In the miklnt » regular purchase of C. S Caught by Ona-Lejfcd Man in the wrttch hand was faulty. linker house," Definite Bond* you help project "I pnc<5 It dropped off when I He had spent $4,000 of the ar- America, and help to maWng your MANCHFSTKR, EiiKlnnd Joseph readied f!ivwn for the billfold," she count when the error was detected dream* come trlic. Hay In De/ep»e F nnsbton. 41, who is only able to e added. He arranged to return (15,000 in Bond Month. This js the month move nbunt with the aid o' » V S Tin' wnnien thanked one Brother cash and an automobile he had when you get out IJUO the open and li-g and rnitchea, recently saved and parted. dream of tflimo thlflja ypn wotlj< Ins wife nrtd two Children from payed $2,000 down on. The rest he like to have or to do. "U I only will repay at $60 a month l)»rnin|» to death when their home hid the money" you »»yl MUJtonj rnught fire. Two Friendly, Unhurried The bank mid it would not press of Arncrlr»n« can fivf yqp Ibjc an- charges against Baker. Besides, swer--"Sign up at your company'* Rusliton wns awakened by the Robbers Wind Up In Jail nttorney» weie perplexed, they pay office for the regular j^ crackling of flames. He first crept Wf'.KT Sl'HINCKIKLD, Mass.- knew of no law to cover such a of De/en«« Bonds today." into the basement and turned off BayniMiid Assclin is so persuasive case. U. t Trwiwrr the gas he r.in talk ;i rnhlwr out of hll Meanwhile, Rickey Baker, 6, has Then he jstnod outside the bed- monct.-that's rxurtiy what he did. a new tricycle and other glittering room, braced himself on his crutch- A vinple of holdup men—one of toys, Phyllis, 2, has a new doll and es, and deftly fielded his children- them carrying a Run—robbed Ai- heaps of other gifts and Mr. end Christine, 2. nnd Irene, 3- as his solin's cufr of $102 COI.ORH I HIT CORRKCT is the sm*rt idea in formal wear Mrs. Baker have some new clothes. wife dropped them out a window The deed done, Asielln invited ;is this happy couple, photographed at tiie fashionable Royal Finally he caught his wife and Ihem t<> n drink. While drinking Victoria Hotel, Naasau, demonstrate. M«i'» Faim Beach dinner > hobbled away to, turn in a (Ire they were talked into returning the Survey of 86 colleges Indicates jacket and midnight blue Palm Reach eveping irousers axe con I alarm. money, 9 •JL. \ an acute shortage of engineers. Roosevelt Ave. trailed by print-fabric cummerbund ajjd tie—tfre ijew ^rcruj is "But", cautioned one of them, en "don't call the police for HO min- Cor. George Street away from conventional accessories, jfjp ji^it is loveiy in atrapleu CARD OF THANKS utes niter we go." WEST CARTERET embroidered orcandy with corsage of nlblacn* )Jower». Albert Frank If uhasz An hour later the pair was stopped Open Dally 9 to 7 We wlsli to express our sincere for speeding in Hartford, Conn, Ificfpt Wed.) 38th In America thanks to our relatives, friends, Asm-Iin identified the two at the HAIL Of THANHS The same 38th parallel that has and neighbors for their kind ex- ;men who robbed him. For Appointment so divided Korea cuts across 12 Antonrtte pressions of sympathy, spiritual "Miybe we should have tied you Call I A 1-5924 AVAILABLE American state?, irom Virginia to We wish to express our sincere bouquets and beautiful floral |lip," one of thorn told him California, nnd nowhere docs it thanks to our relatives, friends, tributes extended in our recent SWIM sum serve os i natural boundary, al- yid neighbors for their kind bereavement in the loss of our though it almost coincides with the expressions of sympathy, and dearly beloved husband, father, for MEN, WOMEN MEETINGS Virginia-Maryland boundary on beautiful floral tributes extend- and brother/Albert Yuhasz. Chesapeake'; eastern shore. ed in our recent bereavement We especially wish to thank SOCIAL AFFAIRS In ihe loss of our dearly beloved, Rev. Casper Yost; Rev. Nicholas and GIRLS Dpn't Miss These! WINE Flrit Western Sawmill daughter and granddaughter, Norusis: employees of Westvaco The first sawmill of the west built Antonette K&lusek. LIQUORS AND BEERS Chemical Company: Carteret, Niulonally known Jantzen In 1827 at Fort Vancouver, Washing- We especially wish to thank Uniforms Company; pall bear- The First Slovak ton, used a water wheel powered MEN'S Free Delivery! Rev. ii. A. Kanopka; pall bear- ers; Carteret Police Department bfauty and glam- muley saw which rose and tell much Citizens Club New Telephone Number ers; Carteret and Woodbrldge and the Synowieckl Funeral our in exclUng new sty Ira CALL CA 1-5975 like a single blade of the present PoJiCf: and the Synowieckl Home for satisfactory services Swim Trunks $1 • Carteret, N. J. day gang saw. Puoeral Home for satisfactory rendered. Iw every flfurf. §e^ the l'u »I..UK: autces* services rendered For Full Information ROCKMAN'S Mrs. Louise Yuhwz complete selection de- A snu'iih, louE-dalion is essen- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kaluaelc and Family Call CA-1-9787 LIQUOR STORE tial for ,i sucsFful pointed finish gjgned to make your tncle- SCOFFS.... Randolph St.—Cor. Pershinj pentfepce DM weekend «

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MET PRESS FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 PAGE THRU iCred Heart Ckarch is Setting Lovely Judge Irma Marguerite Paul is Bride Helen Pavlinetz Rev. Simon Galvach Celebrati )f Ceykovsky^Kolibas Wedding Of Walter Sverada on Saturday Weds William Poll First Solemn High Mass Sunday I Heart R. C. CARTERET—St. Elizabeth's R. tho setting Batur- Mrs. John Bobak, of Iselln. was CAJRTKRET — A local ; . Ch'urch here was the setting CAJITKRKT — Mlsa Helen Pav- priest, the Rev Simon Louts thr wedding of matron of honor and Mls.v\i V>r* Saturday afternoon for the wed- linetz, daughter of Mr and Mrs. va.-h. who was ordained on fur of Isrlin; Ann Marie Slp- daughter of Codleskis Honored of Miss Irma Marguerite John Pavlmeta, of 9 Christopher Shutellos Leave 17 In Cleveland. Ohio, Street, became the bride of Wil- i. Mlclmel Kollbos of Paul, daughter of Andrew Paul, Sr n*ft Ronda Lee Krueger, both A ii 1 r^ » I hiss first solemn high mamaaws 1 Avniie, to Steve E. of 49 Lelck Avenue, and the late of tttfs borough, and Jeanne Zeh- liam J. Poll, son of Mr. and Mrs. At Surprise Fete Joseph Poll, of 316 Pwahlng Ave- •;,,u of Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Rose Paul, to Walter Sverada, rer of Keanbey. were bridesmaids. in Bermuda Cruise * ^ mi« on* C^HC ..kv of Allentown, Pa. son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sver- nue, Saturday afternoon ln the T CART'ER.RT A surprise party John Everette of Avenel served , He is the son of Mr. and tin. j petrlck performed ada, of 315 Benjamin Avenue, Sacred H«art R C. Church with on occasion of their twenty-third as beQt man and Michael Sverada the pastor. H#v L J Petrtck, per- ••—• drew Oalvach 8r of Cooke A' iiiif cpremony which Iselln. The double-ring ceremony CARTKRET-Mr ana Mrs Jo- The Rev Andrew Papakl of wedrilnu anniversary was tendered was preformed by the pastor, Rev. and John Bobak of Inelin and forming the double-ring ceremony. ! \ttlh ft nuptial mass. Michael Hochmn, of Linden, ush- »eph Shatello Jr. of 7S Smmon; merlon, Pa., and the Be». to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oodlcskl Anthony J, Hubo.r. Escorted by her father, the ],. escorted by her at thetr home In Lowell Strent ered. Btmt «r* now on a week's cruise to Orns of Trenton were deMoni bride was attended by her sister, ,. ;i clmntllly lace gown Saturday night. The bride, escorted by her Mr and Mrs. Sverada will tour Bermuda In conjunction with their i the Rev. I*o Pflcnsky of this Miss Mary Pavlinetz, as maid of .ml nn. designed with father, wore a Chantllly lace over the mldwestem states and Canada twenty-fifth wedding anniversary lough and the Rev. Paul Tlie couple was mnrrled June honor while Mrs. Elizabeth Difcen ,,,(icc, llluson neckline, satin gown, styled with a wing on their honeymoon and upon re- The celebration was held Batur- ] of RahwaDaniey l werMedvecke arch-priettly of Mao. * 18, 1928 In the Holy Family R. O and Miss Florence Poll were mid ft full skirt end- collar trimmed with rhlnestones turrn wjll reside at the Lelck Ave- day and the couple had a mas« Repreachev d the sermon In Church here They havr one son bridesmaids ,,,ii. train. Her fingertip John. Accordion selections were and seed pearls, long sleeves and nue address. The bride's traveling offered that morning In Sacred the Rev Albert Oaydos of ,,, i was draped from played by Miss Carol Ami Scott. Arlen, gUmoroos «Ur a full skirt terminating In a long outfit included a toast colored Joseph Poll served as best man Heart R. C. Church Amboy ln Hungarian, and the 1 lnl for his brotrftr. and ushers were iiinssom crown and she Others present were John Ond- of WCBS radio and television, train. Her fingertip veil of French dress, brown accessories and a Erne.it Dunda of New George Pavllnete, brother of the Mr and Mrs Shutello were In Ruthenlan. Twenty Tilit ,. ,vorliook adorned with k Mr and Mrs Jacob Brunnrr, will act as a judge at the Flnrt Illusion fell from a tiara of pearls white orchid corsage. : Mid rhlnestones and she carried a bride, and Ralph Kushlnsky, of married June 38, 192(1 In the priests were In the sanctuary. nnd lilles-of-tlie-valley. Mr. and Mrs B A. Russak. Mr. National Men's Fashion Ptgeant The bride, a graduate of Car- prayerbook marked with a white Woodbrldge. Saered Heart R C. Church by and Mrs, Stanley Russak, Mr. and on the Boardwalk at Anbury terct High School, Is employed by A procession preceded the ,v Knpko was maid of orchid. the late Rev. Alex H. Rogowosky. led by the Rev. C. 9. Mrs Andrew Russak, Mr. and Mrs. l'ark, N. J., Father's day, to P. W. Woolworth Company, The bride's Imported Chantllly Helen and Robert, and one grand- Mary Miller of Allen- They have two married children, pastor of St Ellas'. Member* Adam Radzlnskl, Mr, and Mrs select "Mr, Fashion of 1951." lace tier gown was designed with child. rdothf c cmecmfwyp Carey Assembly, Fourth Defl John Williams, Mrs. Charles Sto- a satin redlngote which extended honor, ftnd Misses Cath- Mrs. Bhutello, the former Anna Knights of Columbus, served ponskl. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bnn- Wilentz to be Chairman Slirprise Party Held ln a train. Her fingertip-length Pucheck, Is employed an librarian iiiits, the bride's sister, veil of Imported Belgian Illusion honor guards. tpkli, were bridesmaids ach, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Tom- Of Convery Testimonial For Mr., Mr». Abaray bythe Carteret Free Public Li- Mr. and Mis. Stanley Thomas-Ginda Rite was attached to an orange blossom A banquet followed In St, Knplch served as best brary. HCT husband Is employed Tomcznk, Mr. and Mrs. John crown with rhinestones and she Hal! attended by 380. Father ' i,,im Kollbas, brother of PERTH AMBOY — Former At- CARTERE7T — Mr. and Mrs as a bookkeeper by the Middlesex Tomczuk and sons, Joseph, John carried a bouquet of orchids an kovics served as tOMtmattar 1 ,1M torney General David T. Wilentz Michael Abaray, of Upper ROOF County Hospital of the Chronically William Kollbas, cousin and Stanley, Mr, and Mrs. An Held on Saturday lilies of the valley. the Rev Oeorge Kandra of ll! Ill was named chairman of a testi- velt Avenue, were given a surprise 111. oime nnd Father Petensky were < t,r iiiulc, iind John Ceykovsky thony Godleski and son, Joseph, monial dinner In honor of Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Poll will reside a .,',,,, ,,f DIP bridegroom, »eated CARTERET—The marriage o party Wednesday night ln St. The couple was honored at a principal speakers. Mr. and Mrs. John Mislay, Mr V. Convery, who Is retiring as the Christopher Street address up surprise party arranged by their and Mrs. Prank Godleski, Mr. and Ellas' Hail in honor of their 25th' on their return from a weddta wedding anniversary. The affair, ion and daughter-in-law, Mr. and h(,,ulpie will reside here upon Mrs. Edward Wltkowskl and Mr Perth Amboy, at a meeting of nip to Virginia. For traveling, the Mrs Robert 8hutfil0, and their!Port Reading Resident lrr which was attended by 100 guests, c7 ,,dim from a wedding trip and Mrs. Walter Sak », to David Thomas, son of Mr. bridHiirtAe chos/IVino.fet aA beigVtAlttAe suitnlllf , KlAntblackf acArt-- ...... j B r :ounty aid local Democratic lead- was arranged by Mrs. Michael Pre- son-ln-l»w and daughter, Mr. and: T nrr , T, ln mt and Mrs. E. D. Thomas, of IrviriK- rs Monday night at the Elks cessories and a corsage of white putnlk, Mrs. John HUa, Mrs, Mary Mrs. Joachim Ooceljak Jr., the '« "™ 1 OOoy in N. ton. took place Saturday nfterhoon Home. orchids. w bride, a graduate of Car- In the rectory of the "Holy Family Dowllng, MrB. P. S. Galbralth, Mrs, affair being held at the home of JUST. The bride was graduated from NEW YORK — Miss , nidi school, Is employed by Ft. C. Church here. The Rev. Ray- The dinner will be held October William Huchko and' Mrs. An- the former In Fords. K|rschiw w ft ^ oltvn Manufacturing 8upply terteret High School and Is em- mond Szuleckl performed the 13 at The Pines, Metuchen. Mr. thony Zlemba. The couple was OUSBU were Mr. and Mrs.'ot m0 (3erard Avenue New Yort mny Rahway. Her husband Wilentz named Jack Dunham, ployed by Merck and Company, ceremony. presented with a gift. Joachim OoceUak Sr., Mr. aid Mrs. and Waiter 32, of POT ,,i(ini central Catholic High Paragraphs Perth Amboy, as ticket chairman Inc., Rahway. Joseph Shutello Sr., Mr. and Mrs. The^bride wore a blue. Chantllly The Rev. C. S. Roskovics served Reading, secured a marriage U joni Allentown, and Is a ser- and Alberto. Waters, also of Perth Mlcahrl Shutello, Mr. and Mrs. The Only Way lace street length dress, matching as toastmaster and the Rev. Leo cense at the Municipal Buildlni nt ;„ tiii- u. 8. Army flattened Amboy, as treasurer. Other com- and Jean and Donald Shutello. tulle hat, pink mitts, arid she car- 'elensky and the Rev. Simon Gal- here last week. p0Ii Mimmoutb. The charm courses don't em- mittees will be named later. Three Carteret Women phasize It, but actually there is ried an old-fashioned bouquet of vach spoke. The couple said they would b To Continue Studies married at the City Chapel In Nw no way a woman can net Into a pink roses. The couple was married June 27 Kathes Celebrate 1951 car gracefully, short of hav- POLIO. York today. Deputy City Cle* Mrs. Julia Halkovlc was matron 1926 ln St. Ellas' Greek Catholic CARTERET—Miss Emma Wol- joce Travel Expert ing the vehicle built around her, of honor and Stanley Oinda was The U, S. Public Health Ser- 35th Anniversary Thomas Lenane will officiate. hurch by the late Rev. John Pars- shlager, Miss Mary Borick and Mrs. Miss Klrschner, a native —Detroit News. the bridegroom's best man. vloe warns that the summertime coupa. They have one daughter, polio "season" has arrived, but Helen Zazula, local defense nurses, Yorker, Is the daughter of Charl( lops Two-V/ay Trip The couple Is on a wedding trip Eleanor. Mrs. Abaray Is the for- CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Probably officials declare there Is not as will leave this Sunday for Welles and Malvina Klrschner. Mr. Shi to the southern states. mer Mary Choloka. edict J. Kathe of 14 Cypress Street Senator Taft says he would be yet any clear evidence as to ley College, Wellesley, Mass., for manskl, who is the son of Ale The bride, a graduate of Car- celebrated yesterday their 35th o Moon by Rockets glad to sit down with ihestden whether 1951 will rank as a "mild Among the guests present were a one-week Instructors' course In and Malvina C. Shlmanskl, teret High School and Trenton 'Wedding anniversary with a family >0INT MUGU, Ctllf.-Arthur V. Truman Probably wants to try or severe" year as .regards total the attendants In the wedding home nursing. dinner at their home. born In Port Reading. State Teachers' College, Is a mem- ceremony, Mrs. Vincent Adams, This course Is being sponsored Germain, an authority on rock- the White House office chairs fo: cases. A total of 762 cases have The couple was married ln St. ber of the faculty of the Nathan Mrs. John Lagola, Mrs. John Kos- by the American Red Cross In con- He Doesn't , missiles and Jet engines, and size.—Pittsburgh Press. been reported from late March John's R. C. Church by the late Hale School. Her husband, a koski and Miss Julia Bensulak. Junction with the civil defense pro- A one -tenth- of -one-p»r lior test engineer for the F&ir- through June 2, as against 880 R«v. Dr. Michael Haggerty. Mrs Why? graduate of Taylor High School, gram. rise In the cost of living M cuirfed missiles division at cases for the same period last year Mrs. Abaray Is a member of St. Kathe Is the former Louise Scally. Why Is It that when many a Pennsylvania, served in the U. S. After the completion of the unnoticed. ... A man who i navy's secret mlsille test cen- and 860 for the comparable span Ellas' Ladies' Guild and the Altar- They have two children, Mrs, John modem novelist seeks "atmos- Army and Is employed by Mallons course these selected nurses wll been hit by a freight train rl • says space travel Is much ln 1949. Rosary Society. Abaray Is a mem Bablc of Garwood and Vincent of phere" for a book, he invariably Motors, Irvlngton. give a course in home nursing to notice the bit* of a gnat.—1 ier lhan moat people realize. ber of Carey Assembly, Fourth California and three grandchil- finds something that smells?-— the public in the fall. delphla Bulletin. Ii proof of hlJ ttitement, St. Ger. Life Expectancy Degree Knights of C,olumbus, and dren. Kathe Is employed by the Lin offered detailed plant for t Bristol Herald-Courier. i farmer* Four-fift'U of ManrburU'4 40-odd Progresi in extending the aver- is employed by the U. S, Metals Army Secretary calls Korean U. S. Metals Refining Company as Theory Infected teeth cause e stage rocket which he tald age length of life has been more Ei pensive million Inhabitants live in farm Refining Company, fighting a "real war." head of the cost department. rled ills is assailed. «ld carry two men to the moon, rapid ln 'ile Industrial population * ,H The cost of everything, almost, households, most of them working id there and return. He said thlt the eLj'li of the v?*t centtM plain. Ulan in V.e population as a whole i design, while not In production, has risen markedly In recent II practical with "the appllca- years, and the cost of making n of techniques already at our history probably heads the list.— Crochet Lace Runner. ipoial. This ii probably the first Cincinnati Enquirer. He In history that people have Qualification Yes Sir! »vrn so much about an invention To be a music critic you've got I to be made." to look at Doris Day ln a bathing > space ship would tower >J5 suit and still care whether she into the air above the launch- can sing or not.—Tester. site, weigh 540,000 pounds and ! tain a speed of 23,000 miles an Did You? The air. Power would be provided by Did you hear about the sailor lir rockets, one telescoped inside who went over to the hospital for p other, which would drop off one observation? He wanted to get one as the ship roared upward another look at the nurse,—Oos- ough the earth's gravitational port. xre. Common Complex The fifilt rocket, carrying the HEAT is ON tw, would coast to the moon once In an army camp they tabbed reached outer space. The return a klbitier as a soldier with an imey would require tar lass fuel interferlorlty complex.—Jax Air :mst> the moon, being imsller News. •n the earth, has UHU/^ravlta- and BOB'S Ml pull. A BUgM C»0M<> Exodus St. Germain said liquid hydMgwi Potato blight in Ireland in iS4J i oxygen would b* th* belt nitla, C*U>ed many deaths from sturva- ! development of an atdmle tlon and -ilieaft and s-mtfrt ' xodus tint He added that the landing to America the union would be mad* tall i'. vith jeti and rockets acting Tt* ttm Mr Wwttati Wtm Flnt In Induced brakes HH Urn taHMirt «m KH Hm Jiut tot engineer's space ship ii one This lacy covering for a buffe't or bureau has a center of daisy Melts Prices foe latest concepts for travel to DISCOVERED NEW SHAMPOO motifs ,a dee;i border of pineapples, Vou can makf this puttcrn In t inouii and back. But the (act various runner sizes. For novelty and extra color, crochet the daisies in white and the border in some pretty [instil. A direction it he cuuld talk about it (or pub- CURLS ANDWAVES HAIR leailet for crocheting this runner, DAISY PINEAPI'LHS, may be i indicates that the craft is Without Ptrmairtitt Waving obtained by sending' a stamped, self-addressed envelope tu the t an immediate project. Needlework Department of this paper, requesting Leaflet Nu. I'D- Point Mugu ti the site from which 7855. i j •• > launches top secret -:n which travel hundreds of TELEVISION • WASHERS • REFRIGERATORS Uei uut to sea. By These Famous Makers Trusting Bandits Lou • PILOT Victim CtuattFmfe • CROSLEY • FADA Ko, Okls. - Two bandits • LAUNDER KING o held up Loyce WUMO were • GE • MAGNAVOX * tilisting. Marlcnt's Hair V u;«? 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IfWNR YOU! IWITCH h, (MM 131 j; H Art How, A l; mi n, i»i \lalinowslp St. Joes and Stellato's Scon ;|tJ kesFor PAL NEWS Benin) Men's Softball Loop \niliony's,l-# CARTERET—The Mjp. and com- Lucas, SS 0 VI St. Jqe? team took their third, Hadolskl ef 0 The PAL team traveled to Sum- straight victory In th#/We»'s Soft-' DZurUli 3b ftr fw m vVn'lt Mallnpwski, 0 mit on Monday and came back ball Leairue by d£arU, «-2, at Leiblg* U\L trying. 1/ CARTHWT—TUe YulNUl v;is too much for Q 23, tbe Ytthai* OlrU iCortd ao*Msy John Nwy. JIayko and £ukulya "Alfle" Benjon hit a homer and John O'Donntll, rf 0 thtjr *lnnJM Streak ifcfc ; i i oa they lost a all had a haad in pitching and double for St. Joes, while Stelgman victors over the FirmerstUs, b*»t by walloping the J Tomczuk, 2b 0 Intjbm by a score of 18-1. Uu ilic St. Anthony's allowed Summit onty three hits smacked a home run, SoshowsW, p 0 15-5 In a second tame tit*' but a few errors and* walks helped Thr SiellKtos, pthW the spec- c*ll» »||rlno held her oppontnts CllrU were lust too BMrtb for »t v afternoon at the scoir»l«s» for the flrit thru innings ..limn lot Summit obtain that tie. ' tacular one-hit hurling of Bill 1 D«bs, beating them by * 14-1 tally. and after walking the first batter Thf winners stafcd big raJUM hut Jim made- the allowed five hits. I with two singles arid a triple. in order, She again held the des- Dttoi to oof run and tiro bite. I throwing one to Summit got t!wo runs in the s^xth % »t, Joe* (») • Bate Farmerettes scoreless for rmi Fretag, that lijnlnK to earn a tie on a few error* 3 the neit two Inhlnus. She gave up iiu> result was that fund a steal of home. AB R H 0 the pushing spot to Dorothy Kova) Fiance sf J J 2 S«m, lb up and smacked it On Thursday Carteret will play i r i Wjjo »alkfld the flr*t four and gave L. 3b Riedel, lb p. OH. p fence for a home Newark at home and on Saturday 0 I to the filth. She then Lazar. lb Breski, rf ,... % Stone, Sb will travel to Rahway and on Sun- 0 o next two and per- Baraaowikl. ef n Ramerlz, ss allowed three hits day wUl pjay New Providence awny. a 9 mitted ooe\wo-base hit, then re- Marroehl, If 0 sutney, p J. OU. 3b As expected, Doug Kin? wns np- 0 0 the sldAwith five runs racked Kiah. » Mlllk. 2b social Club («) poloted head coach of three sports 1 2 rmerettes. Czajkow- tfjth Wes Spewak and Jflckie Wlel- ss 0 tkl got two home runs each with AB R Myers, ss Score by Ruckritgel. c Jollnsky to assist him. 0 28 one runner on 4 0 Mtglecz, rf 2 000 000 0—0 Batuik.U ,0 got a fou'r-b'ase one on. 4 0 Years ago McCarthy and Rosen Jtakwinskl, c .... I 101 200 2—8 Fandor. If 0 5teHat« The lineup*: * Q wj:re noted (or coaching all three Yavorski, c .... 0 .O'Donnell. rf 0 iflajor sport? but nowadays that 0 Yuh»« P u unheard of as it put* a bin strain R 14 1 23 Vlnsko, Ob 0 on the cqafih, and we hope that 2 *<•!>•• out'-" ~i- Cfovew (ft). Oalamb, 3b 0 by September that will be changed * 8 AB 0 lb Stark, c \ 3 and Wes and Jackie will hove a Griffith, sa .... i f ? \ 0 ss 3 Vlnako. c I . 1 haijd in coaching and there will GluchowskJ, p Deblock With 0 U 0 TH& K ONE F16HT Galamb, Jb 5 I .... 1 0 tie peace among the parents, stu- L 2b dents, coaches and the board mem- MedveU, d 1 WHICH rue Ciajkowskl. lb 4 0 Masluck. cf 3 a bers and that the whole borough Sumjnit Group Kovacs, c WON'T HAVE 3'Jinn. as 4 Wilson, 1b 3 Wjll back the school as In the past ttoval, p TO TAKE Manner, cf 3 I 31 Weber. If 0 years. ^rhe Carteret PAL jitorci, rf IT OH Meilveti, cf 3 o Anthony's J. tyayko, c 4 iCovncs. If 4 We urge the parents to advls* traveled to Summit on Monday to AB It Tomori, 3b 4 40 Kovul. p 3 their children,to go out for the seek victory No. 2, but a strong 0 W. Hayko, rf .. 3 Farm«r«ttet it) Marino, p 3 various teams and really support 9 0 Summit PAL team held the local; R Bishop. 2b 4 tfle, ichool, fi 31 to a ?-3 tk. Lyiek, cf If 1 Hila.rf 4 \ 1 Cranford High will play morn- 8eore by Innings: Cprmley, If . 0 Ing game? nest year and the rest The Summit team maae two : 4 « 0 st. jm „ Cixyar, ss 0 38 24 If of tnj schools will see how this runs.m the last of the sixth on a 4 0 Clovers 6.0 aoi Collins, lb o Sclti by Innings: 4 0 Ijperhnent Works out. couple of walks, an error and a 4 steal of home to tie Carteret, 3-3 DaPriJe, 3b . S 1 Debs 000 Up 0—1 i 0 Sad note: At the Armour Fer- Saer*d Heart (2) Darkness halted the contest and Wood, c 3 1 Vuhatf 0 0 tilizer Building there is a nest of Dube, rf 0 302 tfto j-« 1 0 hawks thiit prey on sparrows and it Will hhave to be replayed at a 2 Kite, c * l^ datdte iiedvetz, rf. 1 1 J 0 other animals and It would be a SUubach.Jb.... Htmbree, p 0 good idea to get rid of the hawks. Carteret received five hits off i A. Mudrak, lb flendrioks, p i- Columbus School 'the Odd Fellows are (?olng to M<$aniels but twelve patters 2 J. Mudrak, cf struck out and between three Car- Cbieman, 2b 3 innings: »ee the Qlants battle the Dodgers M. Caplk, 3b .... It the- Polo Grounds and will have teret hurlers Summit was able to QPEAK1NG Toesere Trounee 000 000 010-1 R:\idill kollbas, ss get only three hits, but walks and 31 MO 000 000—0 Buddy NesterwIU as their guest. Schuiek. If a few errors prevented Carteret Score by Innings: Three base hit, There are many youngsters in Curran, rf Yulwsz 065 142 x—18 town like Buddy who cannot go from winning the .name. D ABOUT SPORTS Nathan Hale, 294 run, Fretag. Umpires Kolusek, p On Thursday. Newark PAL will Farmerettes 000 1P0 6— 6 . I Resko. to games and it would be a good The same legras met again on Idea If other organizations would visit Carteret and on Saturday by CARTERET—The powerful Co- 27 6 6 Cartaet wilj travel to RahVay to Wednesday, June 27, and the Lumbus School team trounced tb* think of these kids and make them St. Joe* («) Yuhasz pirls r«toain*d undefeated happy. play the second game, haying Dougy King's appointment as head coach in football, Nathan Hale School team. 20 to I. AB beaten Rahway, 9-2. by hammering out a 10-4 victory. Bobby Mullan, who plays short baseball and basketball at Carteret High School Is behind the fine delivery of Danny ie Island Team Benson, 3b '4 On Sunday Carteret will go to Dottle JCoyal pitched .for the Yu- stop for the PAL team, tried out Semenza who limited the opposi- Irving, ss New Providence and engage Jhat hftsz arid gave up five hltt, six hailed around town as the beginning of a new era In at the Yankee tryout camp In tion to nine tscattered hits. Th« Selzert, 2h-c 3 PAL member in a regular league walk* and struck out three. Bar- Newark; results favorable. sports for local pjue and White teams..,. Dougy's ac- winiura ittart^d off with a big nln* JDeadloek For Jackson, if 2 content. bara' Himbree hurled for the run rally in the nrai inning whlcjx Bobby enters St. Francis College Campbell, c l Carteret (3) Faimfecelies and save up eighteen compll$hjnents at 9t. Mary's In Perth Amboy, where he included a trtpje by Qencsy. in Pennsylvania in the fall. Pr. Nick. 2b 2 AB R H hits, no tDftlk? and struck out one. was head coach of basketball and baseball ( they had ad In League Ernie Sabo, scout for the N. Y. NaUmn Hale (6) ' Zimmerman, p 3 Tracz, If 2 • Tiie yuhaffl Girls, taking advan- Yanks, will take a few more boys no football team) speaks for Itself. . . . AB Selgman, rf Mako, If ,0 tage" of four Farmerette errors in T -Lake bland No. 1 to the next tryout soon, lb i Holowatch, cf .. Leaky, If 1 the first Inning, scored five runs, We see by the papers that the Carteret PAL team, and Citizens Club re- Heightchew, lb After this shaky start the West y s* o for top honors In the f ES . 3 under Mickey tylglecz, playe^g 3-3 tie with 9urr4rn.it in I 1 down to 3b .in Valley. J?*! Yayorsky, o gtfl'httf their t&e$i»tfl]i«fii$. .'• #te ^WM fm c*U#d on accpunt Enijp*, l Mffocchi, lb "• 2 - 1 .-* 0 r I Score by 4rmtog»: * ' ' in :i team by 111$ to 619. Rec Cage Slate Kutkulya, cf.'p 1 1 of darkness $ni ffUi have to be fepl4y^d %t ft later if l Sacred Heart 009 W 0—2 1 1 -^r. ..-A toth innlnes and a'l- M^dl^k, 3b .. s date. .... ,-.-,,. . c< S 1 St. Joes Mi 101 1—6 0 1. lowed: obe run in the lourth, two I,ike hland No. 1 Kasklw.'rf ...'" 3 in iiie fifth and two in the sev- Truck, cf 3 0 For Coming Week Stark, 3b . 2 0 0 Last Sunday the Carteret ykes, playing one ot the 290 K. of C. (0) ; enth. During their turn at bat they Sohayda, p 3 0 Nagy, p 1 0 0 383 AB R H collected two in the first and one finest games in their career*, lost a 1-10 decision to Hayko, p 0 0 0 II .. 211 Men's Baseball, 6 P. M. J. O'Donnell. lb 4 0 in the third and fourth, kovacs Walter Malinowski and the St. Anthony's nine at port 8 f 22 3 5 CoJiimbus [f») .. 286 Mon.—Clovers vs. Ukes h}t a homer for the Yuhasz with Reading. Jim.Kirally matched Malinowski for-seven Tuc-3.—Foster Wheelers vs. St. Joes Summit (I) one on and Collins got a round trip 1135 Prl.—Ukes vs. Foster Wheelers AB R H for tyie farmerettes. Elaine Iras, innings before serving cleanup-hitter Carl Fretag wjth Ur, as T 2 t! South Biver No. tye.n's Softball, L|ebits Finals In Tpiirney Dastl, 2b 3 0 " J. nwkjjig iier debut with the farm- one that Carl booted out of the park for a home rim PusUlo, lb 5 2 I .iiiiu :.,.... 321 Mon.—Sacred Heart vs. St. Joes Swick, &3 3 10 erettes, turned in a remarkable A 2 to win the ball game, 1-0. . . . 3 .. 301 Wed.—St. Joes vs. Nu-Way Riddley, 3b 1 1 1 >Q«r^rmance on second base. She Prokop, c 4 k\ H, S. Stadium Bovit, c 2 0 0 2 daKi.il y Fri.—8tellato's vs. Sacred Heart caade a.'brjlllant doub}e play by The Carteret District tournament of the semi-pro 4 Cub League, Park, 1 P. M. Barker, lb 1 1 0 catching a high fly from the bat 1 Ryan, lb 0 0 0 national baseball Congress, under ]the guidance of Pu- 3 612 Tues.—-Thunderbolts vs. Red Birds Slated For Tonight 0/ the powerful Kay Stima then Onder, lb 4 Thurs.—Sparrows vs. Eagles Klmber, rf 1 0 Q whipping: the ball back to first to trid Commissioner Gene Wadiak, Is scheduled to wind 8en>en?fc P • I.Ac No. t girls' Softball Senior League, Park Kenny, rf 1 0 %> trap Koval. The only other double CARTERET—The Carteret Dis- up tonight (Friday) at the Oyerbrook Stadium where 268 'ed.—Debs v«. Farmerettes (post- Biggs, cf 3 0 1 •lay of the (tame was made by 1 4 368 poned from 5/23> trict tournament of the semi-pro McLelland. W 3 0 0 Lygek who caught a deep center the tyoodbridge Athletics and the St. Anthony's nine 40 20 If Jim rf.—y,yha# vs. Debs Nutlouul Baseball Congress, under McDanlels, p 2 0 0 field fly hit by Vlnsko and threw of Port Reading will clash. . , . All the tourney games Scare by innings: 7 the guidance of District Commis- to first; .catching Q&Uunb off base. Nathan Hale 402 000- • Junior League, Park, 6 V, M. 20 3 J so far have drawn big crowds for the games. . . . 1 sioner Gene Wadiak. is scheduled •The /*aniiereitej8 weu deprived " - - Up "' " Tues.—Vigilantes vs. Cobras Score by tnnh^u: 1054 to wind up tonight at the Overholt QfttU ' service of their last Attorney Bijl ftarrington, %. school mate of mine, in- Thurs.—HW'Bgys vs.East Rahway Carteret" '...I.'..'.'. 010 200—J, Rirer'No. 1 Stadium where the Woodbrldge year's valuable player award Summit J< 000 102—3. forms me thj-ij; oijr Cla^s Qf '21, Carteret High School, '., 271 His First Athletics and the "St. Anthony's Paula tjaPrile, who was CARTERKT—Any boy, who has "Eypr bad a motorcar accident," nine of Port Reading are sched- to her home with a badly will hpfd Its Sjfyh rpunipn next year and plans will be not reached his 16th brthdgy, vfiq queried the insurance man as he uled to elfish. Carteret was elimi- SPARE THE DOG; TAKE |2,50Q p^sifl ankle. The Yuhasz Glr|s formulated j|it*r jth* summer months. also undoubtedly missed the sup- desires to enter a car in the Soap completed the proposal form. nated in R|) early round. Big HCiLYWOOD, Cal. —WHen a Pell," hesitated Mr. Brown- port of their proficient fii&t sacker, Box Derby held at Highland Park, crowds have watched all the tour- bandit entered Uje Office of Clro's 1080 son, "I first met my wife in a nightclub a'nd ordered Mrs. H«len 'Chy" Czajkowskl. contact A. Brechka for all infor- nament games so far. garage." Ward, 48, bookeeper, to hand over The linkups: nwtion prior to July 30,1851. The Athletycs of Woodbridge Clovers Wjn Upset - 0 rel A "• imprisoned in a nlne- in unflazed brick in kerosene for bandit grabbed lh£ money and fled. KoVftl, p .... I 5-2 In Senior Loop street, so she asked, "Whew's nii' drainage pipe. Res- a day or two before you'll need it. gs .... •1 MONMOUTH PAfllf, Qpeanport your chivalry?" «as in a bad condition The brick will burn for I long WOMEN WOKK£O8 Marino, 111 —At the start of the second full "Oh!" he replied, "the deaitf Trouble a CARTERET—The Clovers scored recovered on wbije, ajid will Ignite even damp The Civil Service Commission tfedvetz, cf I vyee,k of the Monmoiith Park Buin- has it. I'm trading it in op a "My fiancee Is terrible deaf, and an unexpected upset over the here- 'uw eggs and K))jj without any kindling. reports that the Federal Govern- Magner, If.. me'r meeting, ties for seasonal Buick." this has got me in awful trouble," tofore undefeated St. Joes, 5-2, in i ciay. ment had 532.500 women on its JJovaci, c.... hoRprj exist among owners, train- "How'* that?" the Men's Senior Buseball League Tl*, T»k payroll in civ|ljai) jqljsTa>t'April liarcii , rff t i ers and Jockeys. The "triple" regis- 1 •"Well, I had to yell so loudly this week at the high school field. IDEA NETS THIEF That the wearing of foundation 1, a gain of so^e 138,qdp fhice last Bishop, r/ tered by J.qpkey Feman4p Fgrnan- when I proposed to her that the Adam Oluchowskl was the man 'WAKE, Ohio—Harry Van g contributes to the effi- July. The report covered only the dez on Saturday brought his count factory em- in living in the flat above has ot the hour for the Clovers as he it's JAGS tor '.inner, couldn't catch up ciency of a business executive branch qf'the Govern- 37 10 33 to oine. ep.uallog the (qtal ridden lf me for breach of promise." held the St. Joes to five widely um.' who was stealing ployee was affi by »7* ot FarnwrtttM (4) by Jimmy Stout. Sammy Boulme- ployee was affirmed ment and did npj Include women scattered hits. The Clqvers broke '"'I I rum the gasoline pump medical and nursing authoritlu and empolyed by tyie courts or by Con- oven In Idabo to "breed" ' AB tls is heXt with seven wins whilt s it 1-1 flrst-lnnlng deadlock with a fuun. He put some water personnel director* during a recent gress. atomic-age fuel. Lysek, cf a Dave Goraian has five to his credit. VALUES! survey In retail stores and Isctonei. two-run spurt In the fourth and one night and the Coleman, 3b 3 Among trainers, T. J, Barry and n; sfljy jje Oormley. If 3 then went on to win the game with BASFHAM a car VolUlre'i lde» P. A. Bonsai are deadlocked, hav- single run rallies In the sixth and -with water in the MA9ICK Collins, lb, 3 Manly Americans, pushing Jhelr JERSEY SCRAPBOQtj , !<}ur winners apiece, seventh frames. He notified the Cregar, t| * Ea|$ Just bejiiiid them Adirondack frontiers westward throughout the Wood, c 3 culprit—a -B-year- 19th century, seemed to agree with wltti tlir«p. Eeg. $3.65 ised ' ff COLLINS^ Iras, 3b I this visual evidence compelled the 290 VolUire'* observation 'hat "ideas Dube, rf 8 Seven owners have seen their suspension. Stout, along with replaces>oui}ds of ara like b«ar4»—children and wom- Hembree, p 3 silks fly home in front on two oc- other Monmouth riders, all regard #1»5 LoulsvlUe t' en never k»V« them." casions; to top the colony. Thev the patrol as one of the flnjst and 2 are Mrs. T. J. Barry, Broo.kinead| most progressive features pf the I. 3.80 3-20 ATgWM.lt ? i f Stable, R. W. Carter, J. Qavttnanq, Score by innings: apqrt> High Ground Stable, Savoy Stablf t • • — SPECIAL — Yuhaw 500 120 2-10 and V|ctory Stable. farmerettes 20^ 10J) 0^- 4 Jockey Fran* Bone, one of the GLOVES » • * nation's top riders of last season, A Slight MlsundenUndini Uncle Miltle, a colt who first at- arrived frgm pBl§y»»re Park yHth Carl FurU tracted national turi attention in, agent Raymond Panlcl and swung . 20. Into Upm«d.taj£ action. V<»ung Botfe tilt SftW^s S(ftke^ ftt Uom^out|) was top pilot at Delate whan he Others By 1 (he ha of the house where ne was Park, Is being pointed for thf trans/erred his tack to the seaside RAWUNGS f >rv He asked his host what comeback trail. Trainer A. J. Co- course. Sort of an animal it was. jAndo, a yUltor at the seasldf Host: "Oh, that's » mm" ttack, staWwiat the three-year^ ^7* T ; lr -i Scotsman: "A mooseIBh, mon. old is rounding around In splendli are your rats like over here?" form and is to be started in tbj LEAGUE BASEBALL Jyly 2) r^tffaji Of th* tlS.OOf SHOES If ypu (Jon't toel capable ot «• ^X am aSso wu^nj to rub him (HtlU in public, writ* in the Choice Stakes on August 4,r etUrt io the puljllc (#^alf ff Open HU fi Man., Wed., u« involved, or to the"Voice sf • tanlngt. ht ,?Wto" columns in your local Jockey Jimmy Stout started itJajpaptri. Or get up a petition. ten-day smpension tor roufh 1 vealed It waa th» fin lor th* fcUtl* si tfci* btctbert Net J#rsw track, ^T^ CJUtTERET PAGE RTX FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LMAL NOTICES f.fvOAL NOTICES LGQAL NOTICES Compliance of 73 Said Parcels 3D. FU1I, tUA, 3R3F1, from; th«c« (13) North 36' 11' 4J" Notice Ii hereby further (tlr»n that price fllinga reported the but line of the New J«riey Turn- W««t B«fcb Stn«t from th* WctUrly lint of Adams Avenue Westerly to the •Mt parallsl with thi btie line of said the aforesaid offer of purchase will be WM'*rlv line of,*tie herein before de- 2R3P1. Mr). RJF4, 3O, JH, M, 3K1, Baby'Alumni'Buys pike M mraiurert rt rlitht «n Cedar StrMt from the Wmttrly »nd West Cedar fltreet, nre as shown and NlnttMh oni>hundredths iiios ID'i right, to reject any or ill bids. on a certain man filed In the Mlddle- United States of America and lands now feet to tht Southerly line of Roosevelt born In Iho Perth Amhov Ornfral enteen dr«rnen Twrnfv-flv* mlrmteti line of Adann Aitnua We«t#rly to the •>r formerly of the Central Railroad of MICHAtL MABKALY. Thirty wfon.ls Knit iN IT J.*' JO" X), Winterly line of the hemln before de- "•% fi'intv Clerk's Office entitled "Map Avenue; then«l (14) North 79" 57' Bast Hospttnl (hirliit: thp past six F nf Property FlelorurliiR to the Canda Hew Je.rsev at about Station .1*4-117 on alonj th« Bouthtrly line of Roosevelt Borough Clerk Eleven Hund^pd Nlrieiy elitht and ncrlbrd tract of land the southwest to Roosevelt Avenue and months who weir onrrtllwl In the Nlne'cen nnr-liuii'lrrdilii MIBS Hi feet Realty Company Situate at Carteret. Avenue. One Hundrid Seventy-nine and DATED: June 28, 19J1. The abOTt mentioned Washington ...... ^ noio,mil of HiKisevelt, In the lands now or formerly of Central Rall- B«v»nt«»n one-hHndredths 1179 IT) C, P. 8-59 Binlfs Alumni project conducted the Hnuiherh' line of RnnwvHt Ave- A»enue. Adami Arenu«. .fefTeraon Are- rond of Ne'v Jersey at, Station B2I-W, le. thence I14I North Hrventy-rllne County of Middlesex and State of New feet; ttienrs (1J) Eauterly along the by the Women's Hospital Ouiltl nu», Madlion Arenne, Twenty IJO') foot, .Tertwy." more or lew, on the northeast, as shown Southerly line of Roowveit. Avenue, MAJESTIC •ffreen Flfi v-twven r.ilnuteil EiMt (N. wide eawmint. Went tlm Htreet, Car- on mid m»p* which Innrti and nr"rnts«r 70' 17' E> IIIOIK the Houitierlv line nf I) And In addition, the following de- curvlnn to the right with a Radios of madr It possible for an Incubator Ifret ATDIIU*. Weil O«k Street. Went ire Included In a tract of land described Klghtmn Hundred Eighty-five and Ili«)!«/'Vi*|T finie, one ITundre w Jersey Ter- Heventy-four and Ninety'three ohe- NOW Mrs Sidney Turk«*r. chairman EnMerlv nl"HK ttie Holllherly line of filed In the Mlddl««ej County Clerk"! inrt*, of the Cfritrnl ftatlrond Cnmnsnv biindredths (174 S3) fuel to the West- \vennr r \irvln« to the rlyht office entitled Map A nf Property he minal Rnllrond Company Northerly to f New Jersey iKIljiabeHiport and Perth of thr project, and Mrs. Martin the Southerly line of Roosevelt Avenue erly line of Jefferson Avenue iihp chord Nevfr Before - — dlui nt Eli;hteeli Hundred Irmvluft to the C'anda Mannfncturlni; Ainbov Brunch i nt the Northeasterly of said arc having fi hearing of North Maims, co-rhnlrmnn, turnrd over FllKlltV five rind Thirty three nut him- Company, situate ut (lurteret N J." Oermek Drive from the Westerly line orner of lands conveyed to the United 85" 47 East and a length of Three Has th« Sorrt-n Hi,,,,, lfl*i:ri feet nn w dtatnnre of the herein before described tract of .Stnten of America by Cnnda Realty Hundred Sevfiuyfu'ir and Three-tenths the Inrubator to A. W Erkert. v n Hfild streets. portion* of Rtreeu land Northeasterly. Northerly and Such a Lavish Spi-d,', of Three Hundred rte (MHv-four and thence running alotm tho 1374 3") feet; thence (IB) South 24" 20 OpriiM 7 I*. M, Ntiirta HI IMIHK hospital dirrrtor, Tuesday. Ninety-three nn"-hnndre1thn iTM Mi mid public xny» are further more jisr Northwesterly to the Westerly line of IIIIP of lunds convved to the. 10" Wait, along the Westerly line of - - - wch Trfmi'iuin This Is the first direct contribu- er» tn the WeRterly line of .lerTerwm Mmlnrlv denrrlbed n« follows the herein before described tract of Culled HtntM of America as nforrsRld, Jeffprnon ATenue, Nineteen nnd TWPI Excltfirifnt \ininjr (the rhor'1 (if wild urc hnvlnct Wi\Kliln[rlv-vvpn U)UiMtes Ev,t (M flV 47' El lenninitl Railroad Company Northerly line of Kondn Avenue Westerly to the two and One ono-hundredth 1103! fin th(H,ce (17| South 95' 30' 10 Ennt. alonk | the croup would continue the nd a lennth of Three Hundred Helen's to the Northerly line of the herein he Westerly Hue of the herein before de- feet; (J121i North 24" "2B' ' "JO' " ---Enst'. Te—n- ' lands conveyed to the County nf Mid-• TOMAHAWK" "FABIOLA nnr and Three-u-nllis il74.1i feel; scribed tract of land. fore devrlbed trarf of land, and from IIO'I feel; 131 Northwesterly curving to dlesex by the Truatfles of the centrnll „ pin, __ Goddesti of i.<,V(. projert through the summer h*ncp ilflt Month Ptventv four fleyreei Blaleckl Street from the Westerly line the Honiherly line of Roonevelt Avenue he left with n rndhia of Kluhieen Hun- RMIroad Company of New Jersey, One I In a City or sin months T-ventv-nlne mMM)*'"* Thirty Hnulberly to the Westerly line of the of Konda Avenue Westerly to the West- dred Porty-seven and Nlucty-elKht, one- Hundred Ten (IIO'i fret, ihence ilBI. "JOE PALOOKA K lhe herein before dewrlhed tract of land. erly line of the herein before described hundredthn fIR47nS'> feet, nn arr dln- North 24' 29' 30" Emit Rtlll Blong Intids Mothers of all babies bom In the Went. (B 24 2!>' 3(1" Wl tract of land. MEETS HUMPHREY" With Michele More „, Westerly Mne of JefTerwin Avenue Nine A'tnnia Avenue from lhe Southerly tehee of Three Hundred Ftftv-RU and | conveyed to the County of Mlddlewx^ hospital are npproRched by volun- • »•>•! i-rH Twi*'i''r-'Wo one hundredUm Bernnth Drive from the Westerly line Five one-liuudrwlths IMflO.V) feet, to j as afnreaklit, Pnrly-throc nnd Thirty-' Henry Vldal - Michel s\m Mne of property of the New Jenwy of Oermek Drive Westerly to the West- I It IDA V-SATURDAY teer workers nnd told about the (1932) fe«t; thence I17l Hollth Hlity- Temiliml Hallrnad Company Northerly point of tanitem (the chord of said four one-hundredtlifl i41,14'i feet; "lve < fi'trwt Thfrtv uiluu'e;; Thlrtv ner- i erly line of the herein before described arc having a beiirlni; of North 7t° or tlience 1191 Southensicriv alonn lands Yvonnr lit. Carlo Alumni Mothers who wish may r lo the Hmilhrely line of ftoosevelt Ave- tract of land. STARTS ondii Enst ifi flS 3n 3d Fi Htnnw Inndfl ' nue 40" Went »nd ft length of Three Him conveyed to the Countv of Mlrldlewx enroll their Infants by paying dues onvrve'l to the f'ounry of Mlddlesen ' Onilno Plnc.e from the Westerly line fired Flf'y-Hve Find Fortv nine one- hy the Trumees of the Ceutrnl IIRII- THE DESERT HAWK" July 4(h .lefferwm Avenue from the Boutherly • - .,.<„ .,.-..,ue Westerly to the West- hundrerlth1! iMS4fl'i feel: thence (4i Of !1. Funds raised through this hy tlie Trufiteen of l]\r Central Rail- line of property of the New JernKy road Company of New Jerney, curvtnn — Plus — Prevue Tuesday, | h -O8'J C'ninimny of New Jr,Mev hv !i deed erly line of the herein before described South 7(T 32' .10" Enst In H PrnlnnKA- to the rlnht with n radius of Twenty- n project are used to purchase tech- Terminal Railroad Company Northerly .. u oi mna Konalri Rf»fjan at g:SO P. M •luted Ortrher n HI40 nmi recorded to the Rmitherly line of HOOMVOH Ave- tlon of the Fifteenth course n* described two Hundiwl Nlncly-twn |2292'| feet, an nical equipment for the nursery ii nforemld In Hook 1IN2 tif I)ee'> viicitted inn! nil public feet, nn nre distance of Two Hundred scribed tract of land. of tangent ithe chord of wild arc hav- 1 ftnd 3. be and the name, 1^ hereby re- IhK n hearing of North 72 Jl 52" Interest that the owner may hnve In PFHiRMBOr 4-ISU. lights therein In rdpiiwrl LIKI rxtln- Two find Seventy-seven one-hunilri'iHlis West Oak Street from the Westerly and to dedicated streets, proposed (in Twhnloolorl glilBlinl nii'l 120277) feet to the Westerly Hnr of lected, nnd nil rlRhtfl of the Horoudh of Westl, find « length of Two Hundred line of Madison Avenue Westerly to the Cnrtere', County of Mlridlesri. or the Serenty-slx aiid Glghty-elglit one-hun- streets or vacated streets Ivlnn within — Plus — WHEREAff. ihp hirolnnfliT ilenrrtbitd ^ndfl of the Central Railroad Coinimny Westerly line of tho herein before de- the. proposed linen of the Turnpike nt.rentH nnd nortlnu.i of strcm linvr not if Niw Jerwy (the chord of RHUI urc general public. In and to snld streets dredths 1271 80'i feet; thence Hi North Shirley Trmpk — NOW PLAYINd... scribed tract or land and portions of streets de.wrlbed. he 76" 32' SO" West Mill nloiiK Innds of hnelnnbove described. be«n opened and nro not rniiilrpfi for Hnvlnn a he.i^lrm nf .South Hnvonty- West Walnut Street from the West- "A Kiss FOR the DUtJllc ronvf-tUPniT antl that, the four decrees Fifty-two mliiutes Forty find the wine arc hereby reien.sed, ex- said New .fersey 'iVrmlnnl Railroad AND AliflO any and nil right of direct Two Bit Fraturi's erly line of ModlBOii Avenue Westerly tlnRiilRhed findt forever vacated Company, ElKht Hundred Forty-five and arco.is to nnd from Hie New Jersey public lntfrpst will lie wrveri by relnaa- Meondn E»»t 18 74' 52' 40" El. nnd a n CORLISS" lo tin- Westerly Hue of the herein be- MICHAET, MASKAI.Y Ninety-six Diw-lmndredths 184S.98I Turn llte constnict^d or to t>e. con- IRK the lniirin within (tie Hrra of suld lenffth of TwoJIundred Two nnd Heven- fore described tract of land. "SEALED CAR(iir 'enths I2O2.T1 feel; thence (201 Houtti DorouKh Clerk feet; thence (81 alnjiK the proposed line structed on lands hfrnlnuhovc described. TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY streets ami portions of streets from It* Went Maple Street from the Westerly with Dana Andnu. dedication HTICI iinv public enfiftnent or Twentv-four de(jreeB Twenty-nine inln- The foregoing ordinance was Intro- of the Turnpike, us laid down on nnld line of Jefferaon Avenue Westerly to the maps. South 81" 30 East, One Hun- "WYOMING MAIL" rights whltli mlKht exist, therein. •tles Thirty seconds West (H 24" 29' Westerly line of the herein before de- duced at « meeting of the Council of plus NOW. THEItEFORK, HF IT ORDAIN- 10" W) atoms mid lnnd« of tlie Ontnil the BorouKh or Curteret held June 28, dred Fifty nnd Klftv-sli one-hun- (in Tcchnlnolor) scribed tract of land. dredths (15C.W) feet to a point distant "TOKYO FILE 21' ED, hv the norouiih Council of the UntlroKd Company of New Jersey. West Beech Street from the Westerly 1951. when It was adopted on first rend- with Steve MrNally BorouKh of Cnrtprpt: Thlrty-slx Hundred Nluetv-foor nntl IIIK- The mid ordinance will be further """hlr'een IH'i feet Northerlv from tlit line of property of the. Central Railroad considered on second reading for fllna.1 Seventh course above described, fts — Phis - with Florence Marly Becllcn I Tlint the public rUjhtu ex- rhlrty-slx one-hundredths i36!)4 38'l Company of New Jersey Westerly to the feet to the place of HeKlnnlnK adoption m a meeting of said Council measured ftt rl^ht nnt?le.s therefrom; Dnnald O'Connor in Robert Payton tatliiK In all KtrpiHH unit iMirtlnnn of Westerly line of the herein before de- of the BoroiiKh of Ctirteret on Julv IB, thence (91 still along the proponed line «tn>"ts, ivlm milt hi'lnn within the flection 2 The hereinafter dew?rlbed scribed tract of land. •streets, portions of streets nnd public 1951. al 8 00 P. M. Council Chambers. f the Turnpike, South 78' 32' 50" East, "THE MILKMAN" herolntifter rtprrr'.hptl tiomiiiiirlps, bp tintl Went Cedar Street from the Weste'ly HorouRh Hull, Cooke Avenue, Carteret. Seven Hundred Thirteen and Sixty-Mi — STARTS SUNDAY-1 the mnif nri- hereby rplpuwil, exlln- ^vays tire shown upon n map entitled line of Jefferaon Avenue (Easterly fork) FORDS. N. J. — P. A. «-«lS 1 N J , at which time and place all per- one-hundredthB (713 96') feet, thenco Win a Jalopy gulwlujc nnrt forever vui'atfid. 'New Jrrwy Tiirnplke Auttiorltv, New Westerly to th« Westerly line of the You'll like every warm. u«nl IITBBV Tnrnulke. SrcHon 5. General sons Interested will be (flven an op- (10) &tlll along the proposed Hue of The mill boundaries nri< drsfrllwd us herein before described tract of land. portunity to be h'-T't. the Turnpike. North 86- 11' 45" East. Friday, July 6 follown Property Parcel Mup showInK vocation The above mentioned Wuhlnxttm fill step of the w.n MICHAEL MASKAI.Y Three Hundred Twenty and fleventy- WED. THRU SATURDAY A. Hi'KliiTiInu Ir thf Wcstprlv lino of if Rfei'jtfi. Boroimh of Carteret, Middle- Avenue, Adama Avenue. Jefferson Ave- Get Your Lucky Coupons "I'D CLIMB Till sex County, New Jersey, Scale 1"—50', C.P. 6-29; 7-6 Borough Clerk two one-hundredths 020,72') feet; lands of thp ('entri» 1 Rullrouit Conumnv nue, Madison Avenue. Twenty 120') foot thence (11) still ulonn the proposed This Week of New Jursey iEH/jihi>thport nnd Perth •Hte March 22, 1951, Sheets Nos. 17A.wide easement. West Kim Street, Cnr- "ON THE RIVIERA" HIGHEST .MOUNTAIN' MA and ISA" which map Is on flle In NOTICE TO BIDDERS Mne of the Turnpike, North 71" II' 45" Amtxiy branch I ut Hip Northeinte.rly teret Avenui, West Oak Street, West East. Five Hundred Slxty-9lx and Sev- FREE PONY RIDES Susan Hayward - Wm. coriipr of limilii conveyed to HIP United the Office, of the Clerk of the BonuiRh Wnlnut Street, West Maple Street. West Scaled bids will be received by the with Danny Kaye and of Curteret and may be examined dur- Rofird of Education of the Borough of enty-fllx one-hundredths (366 76'i feet CARTOON FESTIVAL States of AitiiTV'n l)y Canclii Realty Beech Street, and West Cednr Street, nre to a [telnt distant Three Hundred Gene Tierney plus a Real Tense Dun Coni[)niiv b1,' ;i tired duted November 13, !tu! the usual business hourn by any u shown on a certain mat filed In the Carteret, New Jersey, at the Carteret High School, on Wednesday evening, Twenty-three (323') feet Westerly from FOR KIDS 1M2 mill rernrded In thr Mtddliraex per;.on Interested In the Sftnie. I Mlddlenen County Clerlt'a office en- EVERY FRIDAY NITE "CHINA CORSAIR 1 July Uth. 1951. at eight o'clock, for the the base line of the Now Jersey Turn "LUCKY NICK CAIN" Counlv Clerk's Ofllri In Book 1230 of Section 3. Said streets niid portions titled "Map D. of Property BelonnInK fallowing: the base line o e y DwdH ut pn^e 3;M>. thence running of streets lire hereinafter designated to the Canda Realty Company, situate pike as measured at right angles there- nloiiK llir Northerlv HUP of huida ron- at Carteret. N. J." Physical Education Supplies with George Raft and nnd more particularly described as fol- List of supplies may be obtained at veyeii to HIP United titntm or Amerlrn as lows; C. And In addition, the following de- Coleen Gray MnresuUI tintl iilon'! thp Southerly Hue scrlhed streets, portions of streets and the office of the Dtatrlet Clerk, In the of lanclH of Lhe New Jerttty Terminal A. W^hlimton Avenue from the public ways. Hlnh School, during business hours. Ratlrond CompJiiy, the three, followlnn souther!" line of property of the New Washington. Avenue from the North- Bids will be opened and read at this 14 Extra Cartoons on Sal courses. 111 North Hlxty-flve degrees Jersey Terminal Railroad Company erly line of property of the New Jcr- meeting. Matinee) STATE THEATRE Thlrtv minutes Thirty MCOIKIB West (N. Northerly to the Northerly line of the sev Terminal Railroad Company North- The Board of Education reserves the 63" 30' 30" Wl, Ten Hundred Thirty- herein before described tract of land, erly to the Southerly line of Roosevelt right to reject any Ol—till bids, WOODBRIDGE. N. J. two and One one-himtlrrdth (ltm.Ol'i Adams Avenue from the Southerly Avenue, MICHAEL SHUTELLO feet; <2> Nortli Twenty-four det "tie of nronerty of the New Jersey DLstrlct Clerk, Carteret SUN. THRU TUESDAY AIR CONDITIONED Adams Avenue from the Northerly June 28,1651 Board of Education Twenty-nine iiilnutc-i Thirty spronds Termtiml Railroad Company Northerly line of property of the New Jersey Ter- Bait IN. 24 :>\Y W" E); Ten (10) feet; m the Southerly line of Roosevelt minal Railroad Company Northerly to C.P. 6-29 "MR. UNIVERSE" WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY Avenue. ) (3) Northwe.r.ti'1'ly. nirvlim to the left the Southerly line of Roosevelt Avenue. in glorious technicolor With a radius i.r Eighteen Hundred Jefferson Avenue from the Southerly Jefferson Avenue from the Northerly NOTICE with Jack Carson and Forty-seven mid Nlnetv-etsht. nne-huu- line of nronerty of the New Jorsev Tej- line of property of the Ne* Jersey Ter-1 Notice le hereby given Hint an offer Janii Paige "THE GREAT CARU8O" dredthfi (IMT-WI'i Ifi't. nn tire dlstiuice 'ulnH nullroud Comnnny Northerly to mlnal Railroad Company Northerly to I "as been made by New Jersey Turnpike starring Mario LANZA - Ann BLYTH of Ttiref HutnlNMl f'lfly-sli mid Five the Northerlv line of WMt Maple Street, the Southerly line of R<»Sevelt Avenue, Authorit'•'•1""ie Northerly line of West Walnut to property known as the Cnaev Tract described property: "ONLY THE VALIANT" South Hevciuy-six (lt:^r*'fs Ttilrty-two itreet. West Elm Street from the Westerly ALL THAT CEHTA1N LOT, truct or mluutcs Tlftv MTomlii Kust iS 70' 32' A Tv'intv (20'\ foot wide easement i line of Jefferson Avenue Westerly to parcel of lund arid preuilsfh stLualc. Plus Jeff CHANDLER - Evelyn KEYES In 50" Ei In ii iiriilmiKHtlun of till' Klf- rip from the Southerly line of West the Easterly line of Washington Avenui' lyliiB and being la the Horouuh of (:ur- "SMUGGLERS ISLAND" teenth course n-* dt-scrlbril In t!ie afore- leech Street Southerly to property Carteret Avenue from the Westerly teret, In the County of MUldlest'K, mid 8»ld deed to tin' United HMitts ut Ainerl- imwn f the Cnsey Tract. line of lands of the Centrtil Railroad Htute of New Jersey', wild more swrtii'u- WEDNESDAY 4th of JULY (One Day Only lurly dcscrlbod IIH follows: RITZ THEATRE «S cn. ii dliitiincr of Twu Hundrc't Twenty- West Elm Street from the Westerly Company of New Jersey Westerly to the SPECIAL HOLIDAY SHOW—Two Technicolor Production!! elulu nnd Nlni'ly-twn oiir-huiulredttis lie of Madison Avenue Westerly *i Westerly line of Ll.e herein before .. I'urcelS aD. R2E1, H3A, 2H3K1. 2U3F2. WASHINGTON AVENUE, CARTERET, N. J. <320liri feet, III«IWP ISI North Seventy- he Easterly line of Washington Avenue. IS3K3, R3K4. 3O, 3H, 3J, 3K1, 3KJ, 3M, Stephen McNally - Coleen Gray In "APACHE DRUMS' 1 j scribed tract of land. one dpuri'i :; EU'vt n inlnnteK Forty-five Carteret, Avemfe from the Westerly West Walnut Street from the Westerly 3N. 3P. ill, 38, 3T, 3U. IUA2, HI1A, HBR, .SHOW .STARTS AT 7 P. M. PIUF Donald O'CONNOR • Helena CASTER in wcoiiil.i KHUI IN 71 11' 4,V E), Flfly- ne of Madison Avenue Westerly to line of Jefferson Avenue Westerly to i), 363A. 363H, 363C, 3 Eusl (N. 71 LEE'S HAT BAR beats, as it sweeps, as it cleans. 11' 45" Ei, MM- Hundred sixty-six mil iJevenly :.lx uue-huiuiredvliH (56ti.7ti' 92 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE' Or choose the new Hoover Cylinder feet to H polni distant Three Hundre' NEXT TO JACKSON'S Twftity-thnr |J2:(| fuen. Wfiileily l'ron Cleaner, Model 51, which cleuu by powerful suction and features the ««clu- slve Dirt Ejector, a brand-new Idea in dirt disposal,

Whichever type you prefer. It's a COOL! Hoover—the name women prefer 2 to 1 over any other make of cleaner! . TIU)W'M, $9.98 NOTICE! TROPICAL SPORT SHIRTS 2.98 VOXbK Woodbridge Stores Will Be Closed All Day SWIM TRUNKS 3.95 SPLASH! Wednesday During AIR CONDITIONED ANNOUNCEMENT Bathiug Suits for Boys We have recently installed the mout WHY TRAVEL-SHOP AT 'and Girls - plun your other vacation needs at JULY and AUGUST modern type of Electric Sewer Clean- ing Equipment and are now able to With the Exception of handle a much greater volume of this New Hoover ttSHOP Cylinder Cleaner work, including roots and other Model 51 103 MAIN STREET HARDWARE STORES Complete with cleaning WOODBRIDQK serious stoppage. tools. next to Woolworth's Which Will Be Open Till Noon 84.95 : OPEN FRIDAY TH.L 9 Charles Farr MERCHANDISE CLUB BABICS FIRST DMWING8AT. YOU MAY CHAEQE IT 11.00 ^te' Open FrWaj PvenlDfi MU 9 < Editorials :— MAID OF THE MIST Afo Vacation From Taxes Survey Shows WluA Jersey ; [()|in Q. Taxpayer and hla family A visit to the theater in the evening; and to , t in- rar and head toward the moun- the many entertainment place* that John | t|,r seashore this summer, they will take his family will include entertain- People Want to Know a vacation from everything ment taxes payable to the Federal Govern- ment. About Polo ,, ,x, ,,iiector will not be ln the vaca- If the vacation reaches into several states, vi,., i,ut, he'H be present just the same the vacation party may be confronted with '' !m;icn guest. He'll be at the gas a crazy quilt of state and local sales, enter- BV KENNETH FINK, resume of the symptoms." (No. DIRECTOR. THE N. J. POLL PlatnAeld executive). ' r (v,.iy time John Q. fills his tank, tainment, luxury, and other taxes. PRINCETON •-- A substantial ^ ,,|T [\ cents a gallon for the support "I'd like to know the *ymp- "Taxation," says the New Jersey Tax- majority <>r the New Jersey adult tonu. Then to a terrific amount '^,,,',, (iovemment and 1 Va cents for the payers Association, "knows no holiday." public would iikr to have more of confutlon as to polio sign*." information about polio from ,,] (iovornment. At the Federal level the Association is 1 (Piirlawn mechanical en- their lorn I and state health gineer). lenders n'vucation the family will continue tc embarking upon a major campaign, in "Men on the symptom* of It— "hr|.(. meals a day..Part of the cost of which other state taxpayer associations Just nbout two out of every what to do In the flnt stages." three people questioned by New (Newark PBXiupenrlaor). wili go for food Itaelf, but a sizeable throughout the country are Interested. The .Jfrsey Poll reporter* mentioned "Th« safeguards and thing* one or more things about polio !jnn of it wlU be distributed In literally objective is to bring about congressional re- yoti shouldn't do." (Atlantic City Mint they would like to know | of hidden taxes on evervthiwr. teacher). (|rrt S view of the 40 odd Federal grants-in-aid morp about "A general description of the snllp to nuts. An after dinner smoke programs, the cost of which has multiplied What specifically do N»w Jer- symptoms." (Trenton machin- sey people have In mind In the K more Income for the tax collector. nearly six times In as many years. tat). way ot additional information about polio? "I'd welcome all the Informa- tion I can tttt" (Orange business , Be Alice on the Fifth! In answer to the question man). asked by New Jersey Poll re- n(k,pni. formation on from your local and "About the financial help if f t,, preserve It. It Is written into the victim expected in December, according to state health leaden?" the National Safety Council—it Is time for you get the disease " (Boonton stltution and into the hearts of the People throughout the state bualnen man). an people. Americans to apply voluntary controls to mentioned three Ideas most fre- "How far they have gone In .i-jeans will never question the value accidents. quently: the cure of the disease." (Cam- nl( 1. The central precautionary den electrician) I1(li.|)(ndence, but It is time for all of us Since the invention of the automobile, measures to take; the preventive Many people throughout the i, the price we pay each year Just to the number of Americans killed in traffic measures, stnte told New Jersey Poll re- 2. How to recoiniie early porters that state and local 1 accidents is nearly twice the number of •brat* it. symptoms; the flnt SIIM. authorities were already doing an excellent lob ln distributing polio ASt v«u, when the Fourth of July pro- patriots killed in all the nation's wars. 3. All the ceneral Information information and one In every ten available; as much In/ormatlon !(i a four-day weekend holiday for many The Constitution guarantees every man of those questioned feel thai an possible. liberty and independence. In America no health authorities can do nothing sons, the accident death toll hit an all- More than half the people who one questions anyone's right to go wherever more than they are already lugii of 793. Traffic accidents alone mentioned things about polio doing. 491 lives. Other miscellaneous acci- he pleases to celebrate Independence Day they would like to know rare about named one of the above This newspaper presents the lts such as drowning and fire, claimed or any other holiday, but level-headed three. reports of the New Jersey Poll Americans are questioning the right of a Among the other most fre- exclusively ln this area. i,,. calendar wHl saVe liyes this year, minority to endanger the lives of the quently mentioned things New Jersey people would like more ln- CIGARETTE8 c the Fourth falls In mid-week, bring- majority. formation on ore: Tobacco manufacturers turned tonly a one-day holiday for most persons. The police alone cannot curb accidents i. What. If anything;, Is known oul 383,000,000,000 cigarettes ln the even so this annual celebration of our without the wholehearted support of the Under the Capitol Dome about the cause of polio; where IB4Q-10»0 season, and 390.000,000,- it comes from; Aow It spreads, o^ ln 1948-49, according to ti.e ional independence will bring tragedy nation's motorists—the very people whose 5. What to do first In case It Agriculture Department, which re- 1 death to many Americans. lives are at stake. ly J. Jis«M Grlbblit strikes; the Immediate steps to ports that "the consumption of take. cigarettes per person aged 15 or 'he traffic accident death toll already is There is much talk today about preserv- . TRENTON — Increased traffic greatest flow of traffic. sued a call to man the guns of 6. The cure; how far they have older incre4M the woman struck eled over the span. Last year the "What to be afraid of and on July 4. tmslon of credit; fourth, elimina- • IX month*, 11.35; 1111<>t> montlm, I fatally Injured a policeman. After severe punishment is meted out to those traffic reached 23,348,580 cars. what not to be afraid of." (Ham- 68 I'filln; «lng!« rnplex hy until, 10 The document changed the tion of price and wage controls monton housewife). nit a year and ft half, she comes Into who drink and drive, with fatal results for It is estimated that 8,400,000 ve- and the stimulation of produc- t'enti. All payable In advance. hicles will be diverted annually status of Americans from rebels •'We all need to know more somebody else, the fatality list on our high- to free people fighting for their flfth, the formulation about precautionary measures." By carrier dftllvery, I Tnls per irt to answer ^he charge and gets off from the present bridge to the Ings program. new structure if it Is opened ln Independence. It was mainly the (Oaklyn business man). copy. h a fine of $1,000. ways will increase from year to year. work of the great Thomas Jefler- 1955. CONFERENCE — "If there's anything we can do Entered ai Hecoiut rhi.».' inatipr •on. to prevent it, we want to know A board of engineers has al- reason trials would June t, 1114, at Cartfiet, N J. Tost New Jersey residents have the about It." (Newark housewife). ready recommended a site for be removed from county courts Offline, undtr the A*:t of Muirh 1, Navy Reaches 19S2 Goal right to hold their Fourth of the new bridge. Starting from the and would be held ln the Law "I'd like to have a general 1171. July celebration two days ahead The speedy conTerHoa of ships in reserve and other escort types from one hundred general locations at Oregon ,and Division, State Superior Court, and forty-six to two hundred and thirty- Packer avenues, Philadelphia, the of the nation, however. The ex- under a recommendation to be ables Admirel Starrest P. Sherman, Chief planation is that New Jersey, GR66TINGS New Jersey terminus would be considered at the Rnnual Judicial THE >OL seven. Eight submarines have been added oldest State in the Union by two 1NV6NTL ' PROF. WHIZS QUIZ ? Naval Operations, to report that the Navy just north of the New York Ship- Conference which Is under way EDISON? to the seventy in operation and thirty more building Corporation's yard in days, led all others In boldly as- ln Trenton. Thorna* A. Edbon Invented ALL 1 reach its current operating goals in the Qamden. An optional tunnel lo- serting itself to be free of British will soon go into active service, rule. Chief Justice Arthur T. Van- of them . . • Mid it pays to have t few months Instead of June, 1952, as cation would be immediately derbllt is presiding at the three- In addition to older ships' in reserve, The Provincial Congress, In AH, the proper coverage when south of the shipyard, terminat- day conference which is designed session ln Burlington, adopted a finally expected) which can be made ready for battle in a ing (n Gloucester City. to permit lawyers and laymen to drlvlnr * o»r these days. With p combined Declaration of Inde- 1 The engineers figure a six-lane suggest changes for the improve- Bincc June of last year, large carriers in comparatively short time, Congress has pendence and State Constitution the Increased values of every- suspension bridge would cost ment of the New Jersey Judicial 176-years ago on July 2, 1776. thing it U wife to have us study live service have been Increased from authorized construction of 500,000 tons of $69,418,000 while the correspond- System. The first New Jersey Constitu- fen to twelve, small carriers from eight to new ships. Most of this tonnige will go ing figure for a six-lane tunnel Proponents of the change to your policies and nuke such would be $93,540,000. The cost of tion was retained for 68 years toward making more powerful the Navy's despite the fact it provided that take murder and treason trials adjustment* u are necessary. Irteen, battleships from one to three, the annual operation of the out of the county courts claim carrier and anti-submarine forces. bridge was set at $830,000 and for only citizens "who are worth 50 Consult us without obligation. from thirteen to fifteen, destroyers pounds proclamation money" this course would result ln fewer a tunnel at $1,220,000. If con- reversals on appeal With the con- struction starts next fall, a bridge could vote. Two days after New Jersey led sequent expense and delay of re- Manages to Get Along! can be completed by the spring trials. In the recent Trenton Six of 1955. An additional year would the break away from Britain, five eluded four others above $500,000 a year, representatives of the two-day- trial ln Mercer County held as ic highest paid executive in the United be required for the building of a the result of a Supreme Court old State signed the national three of them being executive vice-presi- tunnel. , reversal of convictions at a pre- Declaration of Independence at •s during the year 1950 was Charles E.' vious trial, the cost reached dents of General Motors. The proposed, bridge would Philadelphia. 'son, of General Motors, with total com- have a central span of 2,060 feet $100,000. There is a great piob- In connection with these Incomes, one which is 300 feet longer than the FARMERS — Farmers of New (Continued on Page 12 > isation of $62fl,3Q0. should understand that Federal income middle span of the present Jersey are called upon by Herbert hi" tup-money man must not be con- taxes cut them down considerably. The tax bridge; two side spans 766 feet W. Voorhees, head of the New each and an overall length of Jersey Farm Bureau, to become

All ment is required to stretch the quieter days. |nd«ed, Justice :jl guarantee of Individual liberty to Black said there WM hope "that Whether you travel by train, " "I the evldanotf 0/ ma- ln calmer ttmej, when present "••'- is the quality of giving a point where both the govern- plane, or car, take loss-proof ment and the liberty will be im- pressures, paadoM and flan sub- ' >|;1I> is asked for In » given periled. ... side, this or some War court will restore the Itrat ABVWd|nent lib- Travelers Cheques along. lhi' mature worker, for In- The Communist party Is a men- erties to the high preferred place •"'"••iwgetstomatoh^Bolook ace because it Is aimed at the where they belong to a free so- "' '^'sire and tattTMt to his security of the existing Govern- ciety." . . • Self-identifying, they are spend- m ment and because It is allied with What Is important, however, Is the nation's enemies. able everywhere, Available here '"• muture maUwr ut only not the creation of (now Com- It was not charged that the thehouin dUflted Mid b« examined. The question was r "i™is on time, BhUfoes all FREEDOM WITHflPCUIUTY at what point the words became 111 I'L'i; support o< Iwr bus- The Supreme Court's deolslon so daugerous that the defendants ln iiis bmineii Ud soolftl upholding the conVktlW of the had overstepped the freedom Ai'ii The iMU thing Is 11 communist leiitN U the most Woodbridge National Bank guaranteed In the First Amend- inisbundt tni fathers. important reconoUiftUon tf Ub- ment Chief Justice Vinson held I.I!,- 'Uirns to u> 6ftJy wh»t erty and security Ifl «UT tlm*. that the prase "clear and present ,. :1'ir i<> it. ~' The court hu (Whoosirated Additional Banldiif Hours Fridtyl * to « P. M. danger cannot mean that before once more that (Ml »»tem, with the government may act It must all its respect for M«|J?Wual free- wait until the putsch Is about to dom, is not (t» IB^W words be executed, the plans have been from Chief J-^,. laid arid the signal is awaited."... , imposing sptotMJI I JiwticM Black and Douglas, dissenting trom the majority We do net wed w belltUM tM been more oo»«nt (1 IBT CARTERlT PRF PAOF EIGHT FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951 On the LEOAL NOTICE* Rathbone to Appear in Second NOTICE TO OHKiH,,;," ' SCREEN of Eiltmt B. Ttr.in-, i., PORT READING NOTES dlfc of Hfliduiii v c, Offering of frinceton Theatre*, ro(ltn i>( tti» County ,i| licrnhy flvm notice in 11 Mr*. John McDonnell PRINCETON-The stcoijl play with emotional power, and traces 'Dear Brat* nf tli» mill KiiRpni- II Phone WO H-I113W of the *ea*on it Herbert KeMfclth's with brutal clarity the mental Thts rnmerry is the sequel to two In inK l» Hielr

hl*. ,|,. PrUwton Summer Theatre win be othr-r comedies. "Dear Ruth" and ulfllmK «I«ln»t till' (>«t;,:, 1 agonies of a wealthy, sdf-assureti "n™r Wife" It picks up the ilwsitKftl, under oar]i i,r Yon have no doubt found out vliit>trnr and onion Mix with the Aldous Huxley' ) "The Olnconda within nix montlm fmm • country gentleman trapped by an -•Mi. mid Mrs. Michael Kurtrlck for yourself how welcome rlee siilnd and srrvc on lettiirf Immedl Smile" opening Monday night, (hrrnrls of the previous stories Mid tliey will lie forever ,,, M Mon tlifrefor rnniim, J> :url \fl;<; Eleanor Kudrlck. Lee reeipes an You probably know atrly July 2, and playing through Satur- accusation of murder. Janet then Introduces Mona Freeman, In I lie I iite rule, as the daughter who AM in 1 n li>1 rm rl x. P;!•!'•• :ut vacationing at Minml that rice, so versatile and accept- day night, July 7 with mathws Spenre. to be played next wcelt by Kalcil May 23rd, |!>|il heennies Interested in paroled con- Bi'fl.-h. Fla. able, Is ns economical as it is, wcl- Rler Crralt Wednesday and Saturday. lili/i n, Meg Mundy. Is One of Uio most vlel; nnd hires one, us gardener. romc Keep Dee on your menu 1 union Basil Rathbone wit be starred in Aili HIMn,inl Shnfftr. Charles Ya- theatrically satlsfyings chtira.UCi" who was sentenced (by Miss Free- 8nmn«l Knplan, Ksq., 1 silee cooked hum > the part of Henry Hutton a ("niitnHor m l,uw, vorskv .it nnd .John Fftttarosl left miin's father, a Judgei for kid- Almond Chicken with Rice 1 Inblpspoon fat Mundy will havp the featured ro! In dramatic literature, The role of 4 1 WimhliiKton Aveim* Mmnifiy for n month's stay at Muiidy will have the fwturS r<2r f?ti T u napping his own daughter. The Ci|itnr«l. N. J., 3 nipt cooked rice 1 (up cooked rice lhp CHIIIJ) of Janet Bpence The remainder of i frustrated spinster whose un- prr:?ncr of the ex-convict on the <•. r. «-i. s, u, 13, :» '•) cup sliced mushrooms > cups cooks .1 tomatoes • Ml s Joan McNulty, Wood- the cast is. Rosalin Ivan Senator's estate leads to compli- •ii cup almonds blanched Salt Prohlinu...... Maria „_._„_n Russell. ,..__. HarrBptt y jrpqultehnte Kivpd lovs ea nturn actress Ints o thmonstroue oppors- hmli^ Avenue, and Mr, and Mrs, tunity to portray a characteriza- cations, many of which are comi- cient 3un King oi tttu 3 tablespoons salad oil, to be used Paprika Mehaffy, Raul Davis resulting picture, while a Wiin • in Carwy and daughter. tion that goes from charming cal Subsequently, the gardener is aimiP| 1 tablespoon at a time Bread crumbs Mr. Rathhow has directed the A"iirp. cartwet. are on a motor friend to veritable she-devl! reunited with his: wife and daugh- lRh in spots, is a rare pl 1 clove garlic cut in half Chop onion and ham very fine. company and the sets hnve been ord of adventure in e Iilp to f':ilifornlB. Miss MeNuhy Mr. Rnthbnnt, of course, starred ter hut not until there has been 1 teaspoon salt Add fat, rice and tomatoes which designed by Melvln Bourne. Ouida ! souroefumett and the vill MMI n month In California. in the original porductlon present- n )ni of farclal occurrences, In- 1 cup cubed bamboo shoots linvn been seasoned with salt and Rathbone. wife of the star. has search and Inquiry » X: l:nl;ri Pellrgrlno, ion of Ml, eel only last season on Broadway. volvinn principally Billy De Wolfe, (canned i paprika. Mix thoroughly. Put into supplied many ImoprUnt sugges- worth anyones' while ;>m! ,;•-., Nicholas Pcllegrlno. Third Of that company he will have with ns ii fussy banker and Miss Free- 'k cup thinly sliced water chest- ii baking dish, cover with bread tions for the set design and has am! k'i>l»f->i .slrreK has returned him again at the Princeton Sum- mnn's rejected suitor. nuts icanned) .'•rumbs and bake 15 minutes in an oaned some valuable- original Inter-American insi in i u honii' for the summer mer Theatre Marian Russell as !le Darsl, B Street, each from bamboo shoots and 3 For the week of July 9 to 14, voyage of Ther Heycrdflhl, a Scan- NEW 20-WKIK .speii! • •rvwiil clays in Newark vlslt- '.\ cup rice Herbert Kenwith will present Law- water chestnuts canst 2 tablespoons (at 3 cups cooked rice dinavian scientist, and five fellow iiiK ivinlives. rence Tibbett In Somerset Mau- Gravy 5 cups water Sane* Fcrndlnavians, from Peru to the ^r IHK! Mrs. John Donleh, 2 teaspoons comsUrch Fry onion In the oil, add al- gham's "Rain." with Elizabeth Polynesian Islands on a balsa los Cll 2 onions Hoffman playing the role of Sadie Wondhildi'p Avenue, entertained '/j teaspoon sugar 2 cups tomntoes monds and garlic. Put 1 slice of raft, lashed with ropes. The voy- Now Forming Mr. DonUirs brother, Paul, Shef- 4 tablespoons water breed Into mixture and fry until Thompson, as the third bill at the m:e was made to prove the scien- 'i> CUP chopped green pepper season at the Princeton Summer STARTS FRI., Jl | v | flcKI. Fa . for a week. Mrs. David 4 teaspoons soy sauce '•••i cup chopped plmlento light brown. Remove bread and tist'> conviction that, since the Lvnch Sr and son, David, Wood- 'A cup sliced green onions as a Salt soak It m the tomato puree and ™ civilizations of Peru and Polynesia Thru Thanksgiving The offering this week Is "Street bvkli:c. returned to Sheffield with garnish Popper water, mixed together. Strain the were similar, that the Islands weir (An easy way to sln>n [orj hilli. tomato puree mixing, stirring the Car Named Desire." For the first not originally settled by Asiatics Christmas Gifts'i Brown almonds in 1 tablespoon Paprika tim Mr •- The Hoy Scouts will meet to- of oil. Set wide. With a table fork, bread through the strainer. Add. « • K«"rith,1s offering sub- but by South Americans, who had Pry the rice in the fat unti scrlptlon Uckets for a11 snows ftl ninlit at 7 o'clock In Bt. Anthony'* mash garlic Into salt In skillet. Be brown, then odd water and boi tlw tomato mixture to the onion I put out on rafts and drifted to a u-duced price. Schiapnrclli uses white cotton Join Today! Hall, Wnodbrldne Avenue. Plan* sure there Is a tight-fitting cover, until soft. Drain. Saute the onions mixture. Salt to taste and add Vt \ Polynesia, where they developed organdie for 4 new, enchanting For the Finest in will he computed for a camping which can be used later. Add l In a little fat; mix with tomatoes, teaspoon of soda to the meat. the present culture. Some of the trip. tablespoon oil. then add chicken. chopper! pepper and plmlento. Add Soak the 2 slices of bread In a HELPFUL BEAVERS summer day-or-dance dress with trans-Pacific odyssey was embod- GIFTS ied in camera records which the —Tlir Board of Directors and Brown lightly, Add 1 tablespoon to the rice. Add seasonings. Place little hot milk, drain and add with OAKVILLE, Ont.—Four beavers a cuffed, oil-shoulder neckline. GREETING CARDS amateur photographers took dur- trustees of the Port Reading Li- oil and then bamboo shoots and In a greased casserole. Bake 30 the beaten egg to the meat. Add put into a stream nearby really Fine, tiny tucks in the bodice ing their 101 days of drifting and brary mot. Monday at the library mushrooms. Brown lightly. Add minutes In an over 350 degrees. salt and V« teaspoon pepper. Mix went to work. Now there are twelve radiate into ^aring fullness In traveling some 4,300 miles until MI West Avenue. liquid. Cover tightly. Cook over thoroughly. Form Into small meat- beavers, two beaver dams with low heat 5 minutes. Add water, balls and add to boiling sauce. ponds covering twenty-five acres, the graceful skirl. they were grounded on a Mar- GRAHMANN" Playground Notes Baked Rice and Ch«ea« chestnuts, celery and Vj of the Cover tightly, reduce heat and better farm wells and new flocks qu€jan shoal. 5S3 New Brunswick Avp The Port Reading Playground 3 cups cooked rice almonds. Just heat through. Cel- cook for Vz hour. Serve on a bed of wild ducks and accompanying lou> School News >/2 tablespoon fl n e 1 y chopped v cup almonds chopped fine that flows through your county. Gas is •Mlgioiu Summer School onion, more if desired 2 orriiM Monday with a mass In 1 slice bread .'it. Anthony's Church. Classes are Chill rice, which should be ten- 1 large clove garlic minced used in making stainless alloy casting rods, held dully from 9 'A. M. until noon der, fluffy and dry, Keep covered Meat under the direction of the Bervlte in refrigerator. 2 slices bread glass fiber rods, tempered hooki, dyes Sisters of Carteret and Brother Peel tomatoes iri ' ^fwjnd ground beef Kdwitrd of St. Mary's Seminary, seeds from green peppers. Slice % pound ground pork for flies, fiven minnow buckets are shaped li.illimore, Md. peppers, quarter tomatoes. Meas- 1 exg beaten by gas. And, qi course, gas provides the Church Notes ure and add half as much rice. 1 Va teaspoon salt —The Rosary Society of St. An- Put the curry powder, the salt V« teaspoon pepper best way to cook the fish.' thony's Church will receive com- and sugar in a pitcher. Add the A little hot milk, munion In a body at the 7:30 o'clock mass Sunday In St. An- thony's Church. -The women of St. Anthony's PICK - UP - DELIVERY parish and teenagers have been extended an Invitation to attend a retirat Sunday afternoon at the Call Cenade Convent, River Road, New WOodbridge 8-1735 Brunswick. Further Information may be obtained from Rev. Stanis- or laus F, Mllos at St. Anthony's rec- tory, Woodbiidge Avenue. Perth Amboy 4-7538

CAR (RASH IN OARAGE LOS ANGELES, Cal. —Chester Cole-man parked his new car In his Kiirn'u1, thinkinR It would be safe Bui a car belonging to Miss Leona Free collided with another auto- mobile, bounded over a curb, whi,';,'.ed through a wire fence, sped through 150 feet of back yard, tore down a child's swing, and rammed throiiiih the wall of Cotonan's gft- STORES ut'M''-leaving a big spot caved In his ear, WOODBRIDGE - FORDS Commodity prices expected to IIOPHLAWN AT PINELLI'S HATS hit bottom this summer. The fish doetn't know it, but he can blame this Texas Eastern operator for having SPECIAL SALE! Floor Samples-Demonstrators had a big part in supplying the tackle that landed him. On the job, the operator who helps run the natural gas pipe lines in your SAVE"- 20% - NEGCHI county keeps gas flowing to scores of does 11 industries that make many essential sewing jobs commodities, Of! the job, he and most without of his fellow employees take to fishing as their favorite hobby— attachments relaxing from the job with fishing • Sew 2 & 4 Hole Buttons • Makes Button Holes tackle they helped to make. * Luck Stitehea

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Ctamlchael Is to appear na Loy in "Bells on My p; tin- sequelto "Cheaper by Do/en " ick Elliott and Bormy "Burke, i srote the songs for "Painting clouds with Sunshine," will We believe that when you buy a half ham you should get a of the center part is removed to be sold as center slices. urn in Warners to do the same full half with none of the choice center slices removed. And They may be just » large as half hams, but they don't give "Star I-tft.V that's what you do get at A&P. Our half hams are never just you the same percentage of choice center meat Naturally, or Pasternak Is said to have portions. They're full halves, which we get by cutting hami they should cost leu. And at A&P they do. A&P's hams are eye- on a number of Broadway into two full-cut halves. No center slices are removed. Por- famous brands.. . specially selected. Serve ham from A&P (comers, parttoularjy Mary Mc- on the holiday. It's sure to please, and give full value. ty Joe, by the way, is produc- tions, on the other hand, are cut from hams from which some biff pictures this year: Mel-O-BH Process ie Bi:: fust." with Marid Lania; lie Mfiiy Widow" and "Skirt* Rib Roast Choice and prime bW 7" cut lb.82« 10" cut Ib. 74« Smoked Pork Shoulders shortcut oy with Esther Williams and Sliced American Sirloin Steak 'Juicy, flavorful-choice and prime beel Ib99c Smoked Pork Butts t™n«* me of Die neweit. youngest, Fowl Fw fricasm, uladi-all lizei Ib. 49° Sliced BaCOn Sunnyli.ld-iugar eurtd fc-65« id.sonn.sL and busiest producers tins continent Is Miguel Ale- PUnning a picnic? It's easy DilcklingS long l»l«nd'i finest Ib. 39« Frankfurters skinitu n>67« rt Ji. son of the President of lb iico. only 19, who recently vl»- to make delicious sandwiches ! Bologna or Meat Loaf siic«J ik67« 1 Hollywood to talk to Holly- with this economical cheese 1 j Leg or Rump of Veal • • t « • ^9« id lilir, moguls about his new Boiled Ham ^70* dim inn company, which Is be- Breast of Veal • «»-35c sot mi in Mexico. Besides movie Imyfitia Fresh HamS WM* or either half • lb.63e Spiced Luncheon Meat idwini: young Aleman U a mag- Fresh Butter Fancy cr«m.ry t lb. brick 79« v publisher and Is also studying Bacon Squares Sugircur«d Sharp American Cheddar it* 65* Rib Veal Chops stwicut-i«»wait. n>93« :»ini; calls Truman policy "best, Borden's Gruyere • 6oi. kfl35« haps last, hope" of peace. P Plump and Meaty! A&P** Famous Pilgrim Brand Pork Loins ww« or «itUr half ib 53* Kraft's Kay-Natural . vfiib.pka.35* HI I Regular Style Loin Pork Chops cm* cuu ib 73<> Ats rv>ca Meat De s On| Milk Reg. 2qt-wnti.45c Hamog. 2*eonh.47« 1111*17 sftVC ° p' - v ib Pork ChopS Hip and ihoultW cull lb.43* Froaon foods • a « lllllmCjB Siz«5.o9lb, * Fine Quality Seafood I Lemonade Mix MinuieMaid 6oi«nl5o These turkeys are celebrated for their tender, tempting flavor, their valuo- giving price. Su for « bang-up holiday feast, get your turkey from A&P. Fresh Cod Steaka Ib. 3lo Fresh Mackerel Tb. 23« Welch's Grape Juice . 6o*.ean23e Fresh Scillops , • Ib. 69o Shrimp Cocktail 5H ox i«r39« French Fried PotatoesBirdwy.ioox.22« Green Peas iibb/i or Bird»y« i2or.pkfl.23e A&P SUGGESTS FOR YOUR PiCNIC . . „

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Phoiphati Rooks Ylold Vital FIND Sdute to Summer {HJWPORT NEWS, Upcle Saifl Says Uranium, CMHB1I«I«B RIJWU aim tq pick' aome enn, „ (jrlvlng. y«ars ago, Mrs. 8pen<-ci ! WASHINGTON, DC. A nfw Turns Wffcr to lost her. weddlnR rinu . i , process of extrtrtlng bomhrnaklng had worn a\noe U08 p,.,,,,, uranium frnm rhnirjhaif rncki it Into Excellent it untU she rh^d stverni v. , I by-prndurt nf fortilher produc- ahd threw rtoirt of the rftr- M^vU inn romlnR suspicious, called rollrr er fuel It the btejl invention of find the rln«. Bwentiy \|' With the nfv ilr-\ ell,| rtiTit, ur»n- who. after listening to the wnllet two Utah men t while walklag through -„ lum in phosphate deposit* "ran b» OenrRe Jargon and William st(>ry, ^Ran no^tin Urouiui. As a noticed sometnUig shinv ., txtrm-tcd oi'onnmically In the pro- Daughterly, both of Salt I,akc, said jQjUlt. t^py foutjd tl^ Qfir Improp- mound—If was the rinu diidinn of highlv refined fertilize 'the device Could be utilized as I er^ eai)ipB* "Con !ifl» rabl(" research work hi» duc WEST SPRINGFIELD, M, uranium. The process l« clarified One of the lnv«otori laid * plat ns, 52 persons a day have mwtlpd sniial HiuD'-toi to(lep#ndi-nrr ' That lecrel and cannot be described." of wttft could be "b,umcd" to pro- wUI provide nioijay ta k)iy I»mi«e. outing raftple^ Is old stuir t, intp their huR^ W jpe the quiuis 1 duce tnoujh hfat to uinrro a four- or educate v* " c^UiUW. "<• and Mfs. faim p. Lavuiier room house (or four bouts He said you whtn ymi retire. \*n c»n married In 183$. tftey wen; tlivorj Liborir'i Wish Gomot Truo, aiulile on U*)s-I( y«" d«'t save tills was band on experimental K In 1942; ra£ufted lxi m regularly, you don't save aj til. So, vorcecj in IW iftd «marri ,t'] But Losos Hit Job for Rld« estimates, not on »C,tual heating of NOHWIf'lt, Conn.^PoHc? be e |ii (« your comp»nj;'^ p%y ofllre, June % iflAI. their r.1, CHICAGO, III AU his life Rob- a houic. lieve Mrs. Elizabeth Sylkilewlw NOW, and »lg« m? '"r f reruUr daughter, Ceclte was n w iuies,| •rt Leachinan, 2.'l ycnr-old railroad A horpemade burner up|t can be 59, Itfcmne so frifihte»ed by a clou Beud piirchj«e program laborer, wnntrd to drive a freight made for about $19, ihs Inventors that ran after fcer as She walked the 'Payroll $»vl$g* train. He realized his dream re- reported, but could offer no esti- hoinf from a rtjovie, tb ', she col- U. S frtoiwrr Dff NO TEj3T cently--a ride In thi- cab nf a bl( mate ai to what a commercial de- lupsifd with a, heart 'n\»c^. and VAN'NUyij, CM.—Arrested • vice would cost. tll('4'en rqi(t(fi to a' dleiel locomotive. The troubl* wai, IUHVES N LOT driving aii »utorpoi>Ue w,n101Jlj he took the ride alone. They laid water was forced Into W^ho hasn't been on a picnic wljere thf pop stayed In It; case a|J Jnd.--Pr(jP&rmg to liqei^sg, Miis y^ye High, 40 the device, "preheated" by an al- t||e way home b^ause everybody forrot the bottle npene(? 6 Leachman saw a shiny new pai- BURGLAR build a house. O.R. Em|^M' bought the judge she would ratin •tnger diesel standing unattended cohol burner, and the water then 4voiri roliiaps like this hy following a. simple little "cIu>rk-lUit" s ten days In i$ll than take i MALpEN, Mass. —1% burglar, pr two noat.s to clean venetatlon" from on a siding in the railroad yard. He trnerged in the form ol jeti of gas whf;i you L^ck yopr a\cnk baaiet. Chuitse a picnic site fill) fjrr- rntrd a driver's Uce'we. ^Iter d .,_ places, pack sppje Injerrstlru foojf that ev«rtp» U» syh£ broke iflto the home of Afiiolri ^ ^ tailored Liu.' Int. However, relieves, not the climbed aboard and ran his handi which burned and then apparently, ( Koiiti, cleaned the lo^—taking a »h.e ha.d no lhteptlpn ol taking"\ took over tie running of tin burn- CuoK . . . then eheck your basket neaiut th,is Mst. 1foii"itiii| eveij fitpdiipr. ignored money, Jewelry, sheath lines of tfils to dusk over the controls. The locomotive shovel, pick, twenty copcretc blocks test, the Judge dealt oiit the: er. The investors Slid the. llcoho! want to cUp It out and stick It t© |he IW of your Wkt andi silver an,d took only two girdles suit are set o» bj took off. Lea chman, terrified, yeplutn auij hnse ^ (\nd both tence. yanked every leviT he could see. burner was needed 'only to get tbe PICNIC and six brassieres. process going. TiT7ni(l IU'BTJE "I couldn't stop," ho said. "Then salt, pepper, relioheg and paring gr carving knife They said In their pattnt' applica- I prayed." fondimenti ice for cold drinks; sugar and A block away from tbe tnke-off, tion Uiey believe that the gai«l pro- paper spoon*, knives, forks, cream for coffee the dlesel, goinn .10 rolfes an hour, duced at the jets of the device'are plates mosquito lotion, suntan lotion rimmed a boxcar mid a gondola hydrogen and oxygen, and that nips, napkins and t.ihlei-loth kindling and matches »nd camp to a slop The round these aro generated, ajg, the. watei puper to^ejj) an

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Description Reg. Sale Description .95 3-Pc. Frieze Suite, green and red 359.00 269.50 Living Room Cb$r, £r#>H •159 3-Pc. Tapestry Suite, red *n4 gTO MU9 18U.0Q Jtyitfcirm BQc^isi 47.90 54,75 $40.00 window fan 3-Pc. Tapestry Suite, wine & grey.. 279.QO 249.00 Uccaslorwl Chairs, red )a,15 29.75 %» hiclodtd at 3 Pc. Frieze Suite, im m>d beige W».5J) ^69.00 Occasional Ckato, wine Mtf5 29.75 extra costl 3-Pc. Tapestry Swite, wN * grey 3»0.*O ?79.50 Platform Rockers 79.50 64 JO

3-Pc, Frieze Suite, red and green. 41858 329.50 Platform Rockers 57,|0 44,75 ^ hot-weather mitb «ach purchate 3-Pc. Frieze Suite, red and grey 41S.W 319.5Q Chaip,WW :•••»- ^f° 74,§0 S§74'^Bh p you cool and 3-Pc. Damask Suite, grey and jed... $59.50 394.50 Upholstered Ch^ira , 74.60 63.75 ill year 'roitp4 with 4 social- CAS MODEL 5042 3-Pc. Frieze Suite, green and grey.. 4^9.50 419.50 Mahogany Bedroom Chairs 19.§0 Sectional Sofas 219.50 149.50 Maple Bedroom Ohajr^ ...... 12^5 Grey Sofa „,.„.... 227.50 169.5Q Arm Chairs , iQwAS

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Mine' unscrupulous people mlthtj We like thia girl and she haswere accustomed to "shawtnt off- rjpar Loulaa. take advantage of such a service pear holy where they are In the many fine traits but this habit of end cannot bear to take a back nubile eye. LOUISA'S to get others Into trbuWe and un- hers is setting on all of our nerves. My huaband U a minuter and, A new clock, built by tht sett now even for a short while. 1 If you have to stay with htm. len there was a stsfl available for We hate to hurt her feelings but although he wears a saintly look Telephone Laboratorta. screening undeslrible correspond- %w> not know what you can do try to make the best of it and have les tthan a ten-thouaandUi LETTER what can we do about It? before M« congregation, he It a as little bickering as possible for ents we feel that more harm than about such a friend. She is certain •econd a day. la now —— I A friend—Tenn. mAn. stingy, unchristian man. I your children's sake. good would be the result. to Hold a grudge against whom- much of America's time. Tnt* < A Ternipwe? rpoder sny he la never have a dollar to spend and LOUISA. 5 Answer: ever telli her of this fault, and ti nld ffi be Bore accurate lonesome and would like to write he has tried to goad me Into get- Addretl yMr letters to: Dear Louisa, 1 suppose your friend Is simply anonymous letters are cowardly to someone and get letters from ting a divorce to that he can aay "Loato," HO. B«i)t the eartN) rotation, which 0* 1 have a friend who talks In- a iroivn-up child still trying to things them but as he doem't sign hl» I deserted him, but 1 am sticking Oraogelnirg. 8. C. 9. Naval OtMervatory tutt cessantly whether she has any-attract attention. Just like some rinme we do not know who he Is. You might suggest a rule for it out on account of the children America's bade time. The thing to say or not. If someone children will be bad, If other things There arc many loheiome pwple your group of a penalty for those I am almost eras?. Savings, not higher taxes, urged varies by nearly a second peri els Is talking, she interrupts' the fail, in order to be noticed, some who Interrupt conversations. This in me world but this Column does Wife-Ohio. to finance national defense. -slower lit iprlnf, futtr In conversation, even if what she has grown ups will do anything to bemay bt hint enough to slow her Antwer: not pass on names even If we have to say has nothing to do with the the center of attraction. They are up a bit There are none * i vile as tho» Personal Income in hpm. The reason Ipr this Is that subject Truman advisory group urges i usually people who as children LOUISA. who abuse their families and ap-legislation to tighten credit. 1143» billion annual rate.

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BALA .Cot, ,e of $139 »nd any- I PI... ,„ I his linen-textured Beverages CLUB 29-oi. bolllei , ,-s with bolero Jacket. ,. iM.,:i-i decorating the Club soda, cream, cherry, orange, sarsQparilta, root beer, cola, pale dry and .1, i pp-ited on the pocket golden ginger ale. Buy a cose, ossorted as you wish. Special through Tues. 35.* ,i, •' r(. civlng » "different" ,. .„ ,i classic d«tign. The IDU ,,, • i.iliric, made with Avlsco ,,: i, wrinkle-reti»tant and Butter Cookies•' ^.25« DAIRYCREST _, pint eorton >> m,u K Wllh Vinegar Open Tues. Ice Cream i vo Kot you >Ujls bottle World's areaest ice cream value! Richer, creamier, smoother! Serve with Educator butter cookies! JULY 3rd ,:,!:•, dkrltau." M ' M,I But Jfcy hpMr Isn't Sardrnes-ln-Oil : 7c Tritzel Sticks ^ * 18c • :ii " ' T Chltk.n-QM«a CH m I know, but I want you until 9 p. m; I una whit. M«> 40c Potato Chips " -* 25c All Price* Effective Thru TatUay, July 3rd ; to your, typist nt the Cloied All Day |DEM Folicy iDtA c mir . hair Is coming out Wed., July 4lh Ttiw%n 36c Peanut Butter ' - 'S' 39c :, -ly." i una ught Mtoi CIASID01 61c Lily Drinking Cups In 9c I vit the Groom Hamburgers HAMS S 59e ::, i,i "Well, I must be go- . 13c Napkins Z7 2 ft 25c For picnic or full-course meal! Butt Half, Ib. 63c ii, laving for Chtcago to- Keebler Weyl Campbell's Beans WAX PAP i n supposed to bf married 13c Waxtex " »,.,.,,... 23c Club Crackers Gulden's Mustard *f\ PI I L Bondwart Flattie 5vltlot« 1 Q/» • ';„• Kcr-"What, jtaarrled In MayonnaiseHEUHAN5 plB, r 49c Plates *.**< ci.™ P^ .»* «"C TURKEYS^- 57c JIi-iiL—"Oh, no jj-'ln Ne» "Z. 26c Open Fridays Till 9 P. M. 12 to 16 lbs. Drawn 19 to 14 lbs.) Oven-Ready, Ib. 75c * *. w The Stickier Kind Peter Pan N;Vi..-:.--"I tell yon what this Canned Ham i'. c«; *• wniry i. etls Is a more elastic Peanut Butter ^^— Open Tuesday, July 3rd, Until 9 P. M. I1:T:I< ..' 13-01. 3£ — ii;i!: >•; :U.152 to 0—which shows Boned Chicken Ideal Tea Bags ".VTIk .... Price* Effective] OOOb : '.mt can't'tfat somebody *-o«. Educator Crax Thru Tuet,, July 3rd' Ideal Concentrated ; : oily. —Buffalo Evening NABISCO Aiiorlid H-oi. 74c BOSCO MI^AmplHUr l" 2/C \ INGUSH STYLE pkg. Orange Juice «" 19c CRESCENT Selecfe if.Ml'I.OYMENT. Wilson's Royal Crown Colored Oleo Each can makes 1 Vz pints of pure :>i iiiyment dropped in May PRINCESS «)Q I01AI Salted Peanuts Tomatoes ^ 19c iii'i:i.noo-the* smallest total Cola Vi, \h. ctn. * * t trand 33 Perfect slicing. Firm, fancy quality. MOR PORK OOOD 7 Broccoli Spears ••MV.I.I.I War II ended In Au- Alu ll-Ol IUCK r 24c IW c ' • '•'•>. according td the Census 48c boHl,, 3UC Dtpoiit 38c Green Beans !K £££. ^ • IV number of employed Cantaloupes'^ 19c • meanwhile,' Jumped 1,- Cider Vinegar T.M 18c Hi-C Orange Ade r 10c Cut Corn S2!" ^ 20c ii!" ::; May to 61,193.000, the n IDEA Sweet, mellow large cantaloupes, 23c. :'1 ii''n over the nation have Ham r 17c Heinz Ketchup "2 Tic Rob-Ford Peanuts ^ 23c Luscious, plump, large ripe! Lemonade MI at. *« «, 13c :'»take seletcive service ap- Foncy HAMMH • '\ A loal of 121.911 -stu- Hash STS. '« 42c Shredded WheaMty7c pparhpQ r 9 ibS 9Rp French Fries t, * 17c notl up for the second test R&R Chicken fo Wy • '• on June 16. A third test Chopped Ham ^ZZ 60c Pitchers \ ,., *. 49c Delicious Hiley Belle. At all Acmes! Cot tee conwntrond |or 63c •'•'ii on June 30. a La King Evap Milk^^^Tc^ujnWe^^ 6-69c Seabrook Chopped & Whole Leaf i There Wa»n't in v.m the high point in in- I in W 11 Watermelons •»• 6c ii undoubtedly was reached Spinach V,! 22c Chocolate Chip Cookies 9^°PU 31c Red ripe. Sugar sweet. What a treat! P Bunche was award- Each package equals 1 Ib. 10 oz. fresh iplnicK 74 as the Nobel peace F • there probably wasn't New! Farmdale m $4 worth of peace In Peppermint Chiclets E? 6_j£^ 23c It wide world.—Cincta- Dry Milk r 35c CANDY DEPT. FEATURES PANTRY NEEDS Non-jat totiii dry Mm milk, U B 11 Candy Covmd ?-oi- tach can miJIiei 5 lull quarlt Soap SSS 3 «^« 25c Standard , Hope So N\ (X IVl Chg d '""' i» his father, and asked Mild Cheese " * 57c Whlll llui Cart»n »M1 v tloes God know we're com- i 40c * •1-12 Party PattiesSTS 29c Chiffon * „.M «HD MAL laif. Qiad. A "jr Mtxtd Cthri, H4 Carhw of 11 / Jt • J / OAKDEN Provolone £1 LUden S VEOETAUES ,r;.19c Niagara Starch Clapp's D/c eggs O,,MU 1 c«i.n .f 11 o/c 1 Caadr Depl. Fealunl American '££ Strained Baby Gold Seal B & B Matties Macaroni & foods 5 ^ 49c Spaghetti X 16c Swiss Cheese 69 Candy „£*. 31c For your July 4th picnic, with Supreme tasty rye bread! Clapp.* s- -.I Caitdr Dtpt. Feature! Candr OtpU ttml Cashmere Bouquet Chopped Jr. ' Banner's Sugar- Luden's Coated Jordan 5th Ave. Jrs. Soap 2 1'C: 19c SMtOURW / Foods 6 T 89c Chocolflt* Cav*i«4 Almonds';; 29c Cgndy lard lbn. 27c Cherry Super Suds Open TVesday, July 3rd, Until $ P. M.^i Layer Cake 59c NOaSENQU) INTT1TUTE Mad* wllh LMMIII bulttrt EM l*y«r*, Llfttim* Cut Aluminum W«tttUw ,t cherry butter creim filling ana Icing

Rolls «itd Awwtod ptg. .f I 18c 6-Qt. Dutch Oven ,/,','"• ««•'« who tali* pri* •hew saw 17c l 1 Palroolive Rye Bread h '" Protect iiU pet }• Dessert SfeeJIs 4 Witk«rt««(4 oqp'T9 l Build ^urntnMrMiMitM«rll|«gdlir-t 2'Sae Bureau of Labor Stn 1.1st i< dlfd by drowning In New Jersey pie. Right now It Is prompted by veyed by the National Industrial |foi when furniture becomes a bur- Capitol Dome Conference Board reported older of 109 plants found thai 1 I den, the terrace Is no longer the For Ruby's Playtime last year, . . New Jersey's com- a manpower shortage. But In a workers turned out work of supe- tedsm went down wii.ii ni AuOUt pleasure It should be. Weather- 'Continued from Editorial Pafe) mercial early potato crop Is es- few years the sheer weight of / numbers ol persons over 6fi will rior quality to youngtr men; age, nnd that older work.- iresistant furniture Is made from ability another tlOO.lHM) will be timated at 8.100.000 bushels this fewer injuries. jwr, which Is 35 per cent less make it s«t-*vldent th«t manda-j thrf-c-fourths of all employers in- smiRlit from the Board of Frec- terviewed by a New York legisla- The evidence Itself tmv holtn r.i to ininplci.? piiymint of than last year. . . . The New tory retirement at 68 or any other Jersey Taxpayers Association prbltrary age Is sometimes waste- tive committee stated that older other companies to tnii,,, rxpenses Inclined ui 101 days of workers were able to match the eral Electrlc's exnmplp. II, Irinl, points out that outstanding "bad ful. . . . L !/• TJ (netal painted, certain types of reed accounts" of New Jersey munici- A majority of companies sur- younaer ones In total output, a Deo Molnet Rc(tl«trr / OUT JtiOftl€ or nbet- f|lt'ltr"ir. Prtlnled wood and The Judicial Conference also palities total nearly 133,000,000. IIHK on Its ngenda ft proposal that . . . The Keystone Automobile redwood. Fibers which KTOW in Juvenile and Domestlce Relations . - - - — — j marshy plnrv.s ura fine for furnl- Club has Issued a special warn- l rt Court judges, and where such ing to motorists to be careful of Anienrun, HIT iiviria In the nprn; " - exposed to (iiitnpnr^, rourl-s do not. exist, county judg- «Orc and more. The newer houses Colors and fabrics must be children during their summer- es, In nil cases hold reconciliation long vacation. h»ve it covered porch or uncovered «hnsMi with attention lo the color conferences with husbands and ttrrarc I;IMIM(I (,f having a front of the house Itself. This Is partl- wives planning to break up their Solder's Cuts Prices pttch Tor this reason, more wo-1 rtilarly true If your house Is of CAPITOL CAPBRS — Hard mairlaRc where there Is ft child working New Jersey ' hens laid Last week's response was so terrific, we're bringing you another men.Hie learniiiK what a pleasure bri:rk. Wicker In a natural color or ehlldren under 18 years of age. it ThIs eU> wcn(iiil.dniik inr thItir.ice Hardep no r nndporc arelnnh d Wue 01" >'clll)W «° 1IIlte wp" 195,000,000 eggs during May, the chance to save on famous nam \ Nationally Advertised Brands. Ibould hiu:cr lutfiiiun essi'iitlalsf n p;u:t bop t hfirthe- w'11' fllinoU nil .shades of brlclc. Ftate^partment of Agriculture ntonlous v.iih MIP house and not | Almost any brluht color Roes wfill TURNPIKE The New Jersey reports. . . . New Jersey Demo- tfy to cdnipi'lc wlUi nearby'flowers with a white brick or clapboard Turnpike. 118-mile-long toll crats, expecting rain at a rally LOOK AT THESE PRICE CUTS ON Of Rhruh.'v li slKiuld be n comple- house except white, which does thoroughfare from Deepwater. in Spring Lake, August 9 have snt to them and a link between nut show up well enough. Salem County, to the George rented a huge tent rather than ge house and the K.irden, From a Fabrics should be durable ones Mitr-slir overall* for the little Washington Bridge, is receiving pay high premiums on rain in- AuctionnI 'tiuidpoint, it should be Fabrics should be durable ones creeper to wear during playtime the cooperation of all State of- surance to Lloyd's of London.... Cpmfoitubtr. such as cretoone or sailcloth, cot- make simple nrwlng for Mother. ficials, and also the courts, to State Athletic Commissioner Abe FAMOUS MAKES Outdoor funiilnro Is best done in ton twille, waterproof fabrics. This pair or fold denim IR speed completion on time by J. Oreene insists the real fight Mild color* or u stripe. Chairs and Purnture on whf.-els Is becoming trimmed with rust rlckrark November 15 next. fans—the two-buck fellows who ^-PRICES SLASHED-~ PRICES SLASHED. jpuches should be of the quite popular and Is certainly to alonir the Mb and porket-. The The State Supreme Court re- take the back seats at boxing liftrti , comfoilnlilr mid easily moved be recommended. The barbecue overalls map cloned along the cently blocked the City of New- matches—will not attend such (trill on wheels is convenient and crotch, A direction leaflet for ark from preventing the turn- shows if they can see them at fcbout home on television. It Is very imporiant for outdoor Just as functional, some nay more-, making the overalls, MOTHER'S pike to run through Its area on TOASTMASTERS EMERSON than the chimney-type built of DKIJOIIT, may Iw obtained by furniture to h(. weiitlier-rfsistant, years with $40,000,000 profit,. nlled-in ground rather than on brick or .stone. nendlnr a stamped, self-ad- a concrete or steel structure. The ii /onn.l Table Model Radio World Bank completes first five dressed envelope to the Needle- city claimed the State Turnpike A now antibiotic whuA showi Fully Automatic Popup Toasters work Department of this paper, Authority had no legal power to promise ar a weapon «gnip«! i-lc'tics requesting Leaflet No. SS-28. condemn its public lands for the moths arm carpet beetles ha* been SPRING and SUMMER turnpike. It was also contended discovered. RtKiilarly 23.0 Regularly 16.95 the Turnpike Authority's-plans Reduced to 15.60 Redured to 13.95 to construct the Raymond Boule- Rich Stakes Ahead vard interchange was unneces- Opinions of Others CLEARANCE sary. Continued from Kdltorial Pare) PRICES SLASHED*%. AtMonmouthTrack The court, in dismissing New- freedom of speech. The court has 'PRICES SLASHED EVERYTHING MUST GO! ark's claims, said the idea that said only that Individuals engaged OCEANPORT—This week Mon- any municipality along the route In a conspiracy to teach and ad- SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951 mouth Park enters that phase of of the turnpike may effectively vocate the overthrow of the gov- KROEHLER the summer racing season which veto either its location or the ernment by force and violence endeavors to make two grow where manner of Its construction is in cannot use- freedom of speech as o COTTON DRESSES. only one Riew before. From now direct conflict with the law. a shield for their plot. . . . 2-Po. Living Room Suite until the August 8th finale, the Freedom of speech for all legiti- JERSEY JIGSAW^The new • COTTON SUNBACKS seaside track Is to offer two stake mate purposes remains. Freedom Regularly 269.95 races weekly instead of the usual bridge across the Delaware River of speech in aid of a conspiracy one; this week's main events being at Deepwater, Salem County, aimed at the destruction of all Reduced to 199.95 • CO II ON SUNBACKS with Boleros preps for richer stakes yet ahead. which will be the terminus of the \ freedom is found to have no On Wednesday fillies and mares New Jersey Turnpike, will not be standing in the context of these • RAYON DRESSES fare postwards In the $10,000 'Re- completed before raid-August in- times. . . . grets Handicap, a six furlong race stead of mid-July. .. . Paul Staf- The dissenters, Justices Doug- •PRICES SLASHED^ *%* PRICES SLASHED +»+ which honors the memory of one of ford, secretary to Governor Al- las and Black, could find no "clear • NOUSKCOATS • ROBES New Jersey's most glamorous fred E. Drlscoll, will leave his and present danger" In the Com- misses, only member of her sex position this summer. . . . Plans munist leaders' action. . . . are moving forward rapidly to Tliis is factory stock we must ever to win the Kentucky Derby. Here, of course, is the grave GENERAL ELECTRIC A total of 42 is named for the race create a State Housing Authority weakness of the dissenters' case. SIMMONS to construct a new State office tk-ar to make room far fall line. which will condition many for a They write glowingly of free Automatic Clock Radio later post appearance in the more building, new State Police sub- speech—"the glory of our system Innerspring Mattress formidable Molly Pitcher Handi- stations and motor vehicle test- nf government"—as if nothing ing stations by the sale of bonds. cap at a mile and a sixteenth. else were Involved. They would Regularly 44.95 Regularly 29.95 Among those expected to face . . . Development of a system In decide an Issue vital to our na- BEST MADE Co. starter Eddie Blind at the toothed New Jersey to immediately treat tional security in an intellectual Reduced to 34.95 Reduced to 24.95 2ND FLOOR Puett gate are Belair Stud's Vul- narcotic users under State aus- vacuum, ignoring the threat to pices instead of sending them to Ojnn U'rrk lluys (except Friday I 8 A. M. - 7 V, M, caniu, Bronkmeade Stable's Two free government until it might be Rainbows, H. W. Plncher's Danger county Jails, is recommended by too late to save it.... a special committee of County -PRICES SLASHED. PRICES SLASHED-' 37 COOK 10 AVE. CARTERET Ahead, M. Kahlbaum's Risk A "There Is no constitutional Whirl. Colin MacLeod's Versify, Judges. . . . Plaques for accom- right," as Justice Jackson says, Spring Hill Farm's Nell K, and plishment In traffic safety have "to 'gang up' on the Govern- others. been received by Governor Al- ment." To this Justice Frankfur- The Regret, youngest of Mon- fred E. Driscoll on behalf of the ter adds that the balance struck KLING SIELING j mouth Park's family of stakes, was State of New Jersey. . . . Gover- by Congress between freedom and nor Driscoll has signed the Smith inaugurated in 1949 and won that security "is a Judgment not to bo 3-Pc. Maple Bedroom 4-Pc. Modern Bedroom I year by Irish Witch. Last season resolution memoralizing Congress displaced by our, but to be re- YOU1£AN'T BUY I DriftiiiG Maid scored in stake rec to adopt means to insure citizens spected unless outside the pale of ord time and this lady, now matur- against loss or damage to person fair judgment." . . . Regularly 34H.00 Regularly 809.95 ed at the age of four, Is back In an or property resulting from enemy Law cannot be divorced from action. . . . Fourteen convicts at Reduced to Reduced to 649.00 ] effort to repeat that win. It looms experience without risks too dan- 288.00 as an exciting contest all the way. the Nevfr Jersey State Prison have gerous for a democratic people to Second in Series petitioned Governor Alfred E. incur.—Washington Post. The $10,000 Long Branch Handi- Driscoll for executive clemency. SLASHED PRICES SLASHED. BETXER COFFEE! cap at a mile and a sixteenth Is . . . Annual inspection of motor A BETTER 'BREAK' tho weekend attraction for 46 vehicles in New Jersey instead of General Electric has started to three-year olds and upwards. It is seml-annually is being consid- comb its., list of retired worlcers one of a series of races which ered by Governor Driscoll and with an eye to rehlring those BEDROOM serves as a prep for the Monjnouth the State Motor Vehicle Division physically able to work. Twenty I Handicap running later In the sea- . . . Urging New Jersey young- engineers and sales experts have AH Quality Bedroom Suites son. The Salvator Mile on opening sters to learn to swim, Governor already been re-emplpyed. day was the first, the Long Branch ^riscoll points out 133 swimmert This is an encouraging exam- Regularly $14!) to $795 is tlir- second. A few weeks hence the Omnibus Cap at a mile and one eighth is a sterner test, with NOW '99 t. '635 the mile and one quarter Mon- niuuth drawing all eyes July 28th, A long range view of the start- ing field indicates that the Brook- ^PRICES SLASHED" PRICES SLASHED meade Stable's Chains, Carolyn K. Stable's Wlilffenpoof, Mrs. J. Car- son's Kinsman, H. W. Hncher's Air attack, William Goldsborough's APEX CROSLEY Binky B, S. Greenfield's High Tivnd. William G. Heles Jr.'s En- Large Family Size Washer nobled, Mrs. Walter M. Jefford's Latest Model Refrigerator Post Curd, Ogden Phipps' Bersan- Regulariy 134.05 COF iki, Mrs. Andy SchultinKei's Perd, Regulaily 20SI.95 ami William Veeneman's Black Reduced to (k'orni: must be reckoned almost With Pump $10 Additional Reduced to 169.50 certain starters. I'.eavy loll FLAGSTAFF 'i-curding to medical naiearchlsts. •wPRICES SLASHED"*. PRICES SLASHED THE HOUSE THAT QUALITY BUILT an estimated 800,000 persons in the (JnitcJ States aiu totally '~r parl'jllj SOLD ONIY-BY YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER disable,; 'iv arthrlr>' LAMPS TABLES Regularly $5.05 to $39.95 Ciiarmiiuly Styled Lamp, End or Step NOW FROM Regularly from »22.50 to 929.50 2.45 >. 28.75 NOW 19.50 ^*^"^" -PRICES SLASHED" PRICES

Mn Phillii Reed (seated) enach the role of "student" while Miu Emily Finloy ai LIVING ROOM "teocW doiiioniliuloi u cardboard iwildiboard in our Princeton Office. CHAIRS Operating provides un interesting and profitable career—and offers good ROOSEVELT AVE. opportunilie* for advancement lo qualified High School graduates. If you'rt Channel Back or Fun Style All National Brandt Suites lntarttled, call your Chief Operator, Kecukrly from $4£.5f) tu $59,50 Regularly from 1218.95 to *4S9.95 CARTERET Here's one—and there are dozens more in tele- NOW 39.50 New fro. S] 69 t. '359 phone exchanges throughout the State. xThey're used, as you can see here, to train student operators before they •25 tOAN begin work at a regular switchboard. This way they can - give you fast, efficient service from the very moment they No Mail or Phone Order* — No Reserves start handling your calls. Cash in 21 hours, to men, to eostCONLY Items Listed on Sale as Long as Quantities Last! women, No publicity, no em- ON IO~WUKjp.AM Today there are 5,000 more telephone operators serving you than 10 years ago. They're serving 700,000 more The Best Values in • Furniture t Television • Appliances barrassment, no red tape. And telephone. In New Jersey than only you'll like our reasonable 6 yean ago. And every day more monthly payment!, too. telephone* are added, making your telephone more useful. When you stop to think that your tele- SOKLER'S Ground Floor APPLY IY PHONI u* ,.t phone service takes lew of your Open RUUy. High* 0tk flnl Km ft* mil li| TU19 budget than ever before, It'f QUALITY FURNITURE 8»turd»j T1U 1 P. M. quite * bargain, isn't it? CArttret 1-S166 67,69 ROOSEVELT AVE. (Corner Pewhing Ave.) NIW JIRKY*!U HUMONI COMPANY CARTERET 1,5185 %Ji^iM:i^tiMSJihLM:y • OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCfPT