, vigorous newspaper Before you shop, it will be wise to l! • , thr activities W»d U»tet- study carefully the values and ser- |ll ) ;'r residents of WowilwWg* vices offered by our advertisers. Each , RP«d it rejufcriy *<* edition carries merchandise news of 11 • "I)P fuiiy informed ot mry utmost importance to the thrifty ,,1V event in yourhon»town! Snbepenbent - leaber buyer. You can trust our advertisers! Ent«i>rt ih An nnil <:i:in» MMter WOODBRIDGE, N. J„ THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950 PiiMlilifd Kvrry Tlnir«(l»y -NO. 8 V th» POM Offim. Wnwlhrl'liti. N. J, II Ur«en Ktr»M. WoodhrMgt, N. J PRICE FIVE CENTS Township Scenes on Television Tomorrow Night- Census-Taking vcetness Bat It Will be a Dubious Distinction, At Best GetsUntlerWay Crowd Storms Budget AND VVOOI>BIlID(iK — Woodbridcc Township to- Wandhridice Township was chown for the docu- morrow Qlght will have the distinction—dubious mentary because of Its proximity to New York, In Town Today and because of the "atutc" conditions it pre- caiiM of the rlrcumstanccs—of Mint a tele- sented. Hearing, but All Items vision subject. Locftl scenes will be on video * * • Diccmrfui Counting of Light ncrwrw at 8:30 on Station WAB!>. Tomorrow night's program is one of a series • • # of "What Is It Like" presentations. tart week, Noses 1.»y Uncle Sam :\l< I GREGORY The station will undertake to furnish the ali- Mr. Putnam attempted to portray what Is it like To Take Until Apr. 13 »w«r to the qumtlon "What 1A it like to sweat to be Mayor of Jersey City. ,,„. Township is C « • Stand Without Change It out In a tax hole, return to civilian life, and WOODBRIDGE Housewives i,, hr happy over iiweat It »ut In a mudhole?" The context It a In addition to describing visually and verbally familiar one—veterans purchasing home* in new of Woodbrldce Township will be , of its mud as the sea of mud through which adults going for called to th»Jr front doors today M development* without streets and then suffering the bus and children going to school must nego- the consequence* of the Inevitable mud, Areas and tomorrow as well as durlnE Demand for Change in Local Government of an Eastern tiate, plus the ravages of cellar seepage caused the first two weeks of April by the In.the Colonla section, newly built up, are the by lack of surface drainage, the program will ,,,vision show to- locale for 300 feet of Him exposed by technicians Isnock of the census-takers from also touch upon the school problem in Colonia, the United States Bureau of the Form, Investigation of FI1A is Made la. Miffed as it •( Station WABD on Monday afternoon after It is understood. Difficulties caused by over- 1 heavy rains. Census . hlis only itself to crowding will be the theme of this section of the These two days in March will ho The films will be presented with commentary program. part of the enumerator's training by Warren; Roads Butt of Attacks by Oeorie Putnam and carried on the Uutnont * * • program now solns on. The cen- network's eattern division. The situation will be Thus Woodbrldee Township's less photogenic jn none of us sus-taker will present his creden- WOODBRIDGE—The largest crowd to attend a budget it;l denorlbtd af characteristic of "some" develop- features will he sent over the airways for the tials, in the form of an. Identi- hearing in the past 20 years filled the Township Committee i,, have our civic ments of Its kind, and a spokesman for the show vast television audience to see. In a community fication and card Introducing him Ordinance to Upmeeting room to capacity Tuesday night and (or over two ,p,«a into a fancy stated there was no Intention to embarrass the of such vast and distinguished tradition, It is as an enumerator. He will carry an hours complained heatedly about road conditions, the uni- i he prospects of Towiuhlp but merely to point up the problem too bad the subject matter could not be other- official Census of Population form faced by thousands of GI> the country over. form allotment for policemen, the increase in salary for ,,i utterly fantas- wise. on which he will write down Pay Introduced names, and note information about the Township Committee and the appropriations for traffic • municipal laxity each individual in the household. Hearing Apr. 11 on Plan lights and four additional motorcycles for the police de- , i,,. dashed across Funeral Saturday He will have nothing to sell and partment. nf video sets Ousted Fire Co. Shops for Truck he will ask only the questions To Allow Series which appear on the Census form. Paul Parker, West Cliff Road, Colonia, asked for an .uii-it in our com Of Increases itemization of the road appropriation. Committeeman Wil- l .nday afternoon. To Go In Business for Itself For Crash Victim If the visitor claims to be a liam Warren, chairman of the Public Works Commttice, Census-taker but cannot produce iihiirs on all sides replied the amount was "very near what we had last year," Bolt, Thrown to Road, is his credentials he Is an impostor WOODBRIDGE — An ordi- ,,thi*>v^-». Cemetery. Colonia. E. Keating says his men are fa- sessors' office, $2,260; Jean Cook, , uken the position limit set on developers who contract to improve the roads. It Is understood that the Board The victim who resided at 8 miliar with the type of credentials treasurer's office, $2,160; Bridle !i;< v mean what the) r mf With required of Census-takers and has When informed that there is no time limit, Mr. Parker is dickering with the Township ' '* Henry Street. Over the Rarltan Smithies, engineer's office, .urn-thing less thar Township Mne, was very well assured the Census Bureau of as- remarked, "Then there is nothing to be done as far as you Committee for a 50 x 100 lot at 'Blue Cross' Plati to $2,000; Hamilton Billinss, assist- .•i-nislntheftH.-Blin1 the -Interfiectlon of Bcekman and known in Iselin He was a member sistance in apprehending im- are concerned. This mud we are living in is practically of Iselin Post VFW and worked &z posters, ant buildlns Inspector. $3,400; contracts, they can Inman Avenues but is having Further Patient Aid shoved down our throats." some difficulty in acquiring the an assembler at General Motors, Elsie Ncmeth, building Inspec- have any objcctloi PERTH AMBOY — Through a Linden. He .served in the artillery Commitieeman Warren stated, "This is a large Town- land, aa it was allegedly dedicated j tor's office, $2,000. ship and we have to do something in the other sections," ti-in up a fair bond to (or park purposes by the Inman j full cooperating agreement the durine the war as a PFC. He is their words. Our survived by his parents, Mr. and Gas Station Thief An ordinance was Introduced Mr. Parker, who is a professional cartoonist, then, Estates. The present flrcliouse is Perth Amboy General Hospital lias JMrs. Charles P. Bott, with whom raising the magistrate's salary to I'vinmnnt. however, in the hands of the original fire passed around a cartoon in which he labeled Uolonia entered with the Hospital Service he resided $4,000. The hearing on that -MudviUe, USA.'\ ru a different view— company. Charles. Jr., Mettictftri Independent Are companies do Plan of New Jersey, policy holders measure will be h«W April il as (Jommitteeeman Peter Schmidt, also of the Second HI; in enter into some uslnn the local" hospital facilities J., Rttritan Township. informal agreement not receive funds from munici- will the ordinances adding to 20 Ward, pointed put that "we have gone along with the sug- palities but operate on dues paid will receive maximum benefits . Eichtem-ycar-old Crystal Brown, /Vmhoy Man Fires, bill per cent bonus to the remilar gestions made by the United Civic Council. • in builders for reasons Oak Tree Road, Karitan Town- by firemen and contributions by from their hospitaHzation covrr- Is Caught This Morning salaries making the pe'rmanent ... i an only gucsa, bUt the people. ship, who was riding on the rear "What are tne people in Colonia supposed to do?" de- salaries as follows: Buildlns In- rcrtainly give rise to In announcing this first major seat of the motorcycle, was thrown In Tavern in Hopcluwn manded the Colonia spokesman. "We are desperate and spector, $3,140; Real Estate Di- I policy chanshansc which becomess dcf-. off the wheel by,,.,, the impac, t and we get nowhere with tne Township Committee. Whenever Unsavory rumors. We WOODBRIDGE—Frank Budzek, CANTATA ON SUNDAY April 1. Anthony W. Eck-i luckily escaped death However, rector, $1,560; Sanitary Inspec- we ask tor something we are told by Mr. Warren, 'I turned (wry seriously whether she is being treated at the Perth crt, director of the hospitall, said 17, 131 Market Street, Perth Am- tor, $2,880; Collector of Taxes, it over to the proper authority,' out nothing is done. I [umber of the govern- Amboy General Hospital for frac- BY AVKNFsL CHORUS "By entering into this agreement, loy. was picked up this morning $4,600; Township Engineer, $4,- I would be willing to ture of both legs, fractured jaw would like to know who gave a builder permission to set the hospital is takin? another stnp m a complaint of breaking and in: ;i private business and possible internal injuries. Her 600; Township Attorney, $4,600; up a road-block in our area without erecting detour signs." 'With CAutl Hosannas totoward giving the community the altering a Route 35 gas station tion of his own on best possible medical care at the condition is serious. Township Treasurer, $4,100; Permission Explained \r terms. Be Sung at Services lowest cost. It was taken in the be- Crashes Into Car larly this morning. Township Clerk, $3,000; Board Howard Madison, Township jingineer, disclaimed any At 11 in the Morning lief that the patient is the first According to Captaian John R. Budzek, who has a criminal :ec- of Assessors, $1,200. knowledge of the road block, but Mr. Warren acknowledged 1 would like to and most Important concern of EKHII, Sgt. Fred Linn and Patrol- ird and who is on probation for he gave permission to Joseph Carragher, the developer. AVENEL —A cantata, "With any hospital." men Thomas Bishop and John .ootlng Route 35 gas stations last "But i told him lie had to put up detour signs." Mr. unwilling to demand Faczak, Basil Denopoulis, 55, Lin- ontractors and Olad Hoaannns." will be sunn by | Mr. Eckcrt said that the bluest /ear, was identified by Rounds Sgt. Warren added. "I have been up tnere in all kinds ot weather e the choir of the AVenel Presby-; factors maklns up the total bill coln Hifihway, Iselin was driving Crossing Removal

<•:•*'.' Certainly, our his car north on Lincoln Highway rank Miller as the man sot away and on Saturdays and Sundays trying- to help you people." tertan Church at the 11 o'clock |for hospital care are covered by with a variety of service. Palm Sunday. the agreement. The patient Is en- and started to make a left turn rom him at 1:30 o'clock this morn- "Can't something be done to Keep an eye on things?" lli.tve been unpleasant Ttw following have been accept-; titled to room, board, general nurs- Into New Dover Road, Cblonia, Ins when he surprised him in the Dispute up May 3 Mr. Parker asked Mr. Warren directly. "Our kids are slosh- when Bott's motorcycle crashed |\i!i.s;itisfactory. Time ed by the sesfslcm and will be re-i in» care X-ray and fluoroscopis sso Gas Station, owned by M. P. ing through mud. You try to put the blame on the FHA purchasers of eclved into membership at the,'examination, laboratory tests. into the i^ear of liis car. Another when the blame can be placed directly on your doorstep. mi', auto, driven by Harry Schmidt, Ulrope, 54 Harrison Place, Irving- RcliearillgOllfcllimnullOll developments Palm Sunday service: •basal metabolism tests, oxygen, I think there is lack of foresight and planning. What's iCwtiiiucd on Page 8) toii. Flans is Postponed; •d to anneal to ihc Mr. and Mrs. Jolrn T. Antler- • operating, cystoscopic and dela- going to happen to our youngsters?" tor assist- 'son' Mr anrt Mrs. Julllls Hubcr. !ery rooms, routine baby care in The thief was discovered by Sgt. Was Slated Yesterday them from J Mrs, Henrietta Merr^u. Miss maternity and plaster casts wHh- Miller as tiie man who Kot away Continuing his attack, Mr. Parker asked: "Didn't you .triuitmu Charlotte Schaffer, Barbara Bleriv, j out charge. say after one of the recent Township meetings that a cer- ,:;v not of their Mrs. Rviin to Head Inc check of the service station PORT READING—The relicar- Beverly Davis, Dolorls De Youns.) Itcms nOl covered by the plan tain developer had 'ruined you politically and socially'?" u.i.r the builder failed doors. He found that one of the ing m the ordel. o{ tnc Florence Leldner, Pairlcia Fox, ] an(J for WhjCh the patient is nnan- .MJKI and was no Fe Wh p windows on the side of the build- TJttility Commlsisoner to eliminate Mr. Warren did not answer the question, but declared: k Rit Cll Dothy ; responsible are special Cancer War Drive ,i vicinage — he had Joan Decker. Rita Cullen, Dorothy ; c^lly p had been broken and on in- the grade crossing in Port Read- "I have been fighting these contractors for months. I feel • < is Even with these Lane, Oeoree Kulus. Pearson Max-; ^j, special supplies and dressd - the FHA should be investigated.'^ rtr Si further saw a man, ,IIK, scheduled for yesterday morn- niliosiilons fresh, In snjr. Robert Nler. Larry Bush, Leo lnas eiectro - cardiographs, cir- n Rt'sident Named ing, has been postponed until May Mr. Parker then said: "And didn't you, Mr. Warren, a Barnaby, John Petsko, Qeorne. . ,j |ons, transfusion trays and whom he identified as Budzek, •At- refuse to set' up : c um( S running to the rear of the struc- 3, Township Attorney B. W. Vogel short time after that remark put a plug in for that same :,;!• safeguard against Oa&soway. William Oraham. Hai-; sei.vjces t0 babies in maternity Cliairinan; said yesterday. old Hanson, John Jill, Geo'-ge • routine* care. ture into Woodbridge Park. Sgt. builder and say that a four-inch penetration macadam otner than Miller gave chase but the man Residents of Port R^ading have Kayser, Robert Rhodes. The sacra- ^ bascd Qn seml.pi.ivaLe Cites Urgency of Help curb*to-curb would be better than a seven-inch penetration '. failure to require m ntor a a finally got away, protested the order and plans and Mi performance, the ? W*™L*»L ^! "' i accommodations. Should a • plan specifications' as they now stand 20-foot road?" ministered during the service. holder desire a private room, lie WOODBRIDGE—Mrs. Lawrence Returning to the service station, 1 wvernment seems to *•"•*•** ** ». — ----.»* T- i f I niftf 1 Cl troll v i> C. Ryan, 25 Brewster Place Se- as they would "eliminate and! lower The road chairman answered by saying he thought, a A special meeting of the Session I ^ ^ mflel.ence ^tvtm the police officer found a Coca no further reaponrt- waren, lias been named Wood- !ola machine had been broken the value of much of the property road curb-to-curb would be better than a 20-foot road, but nmimstances except, will be held Saturday. 7 P. M. toj ' Ja, m and the maximum bridge chairman for the Cancer in the section." The Railroad In twelve further applications for the plan for the num- and that a carton filled with cigar- he would follow the Wishes of the people in that section. itself that all ftllowancc oI Drive to start Saturday, accord- ettes and candy had been dropped ts plans wish to move the present Mr. Warren said he is in favor of changing the form |» Df uur local construe- membership. ber of caiCnd»r days of hospltal- ins to an Announcement made by road over to permit the tracks to 1 i/ation. on the floor by the thief in nis of government in the Township because it Is a "hard form '•nu'iits are obeyed to F!,AN THEATRfc PARtV William "H. Prankc, Middlesex haste to make a getaway. go around the roundhouse. If the The Federal Housing WOODBRIDOE—,,„„„ T... h c. Ladies': Perth Amboy General Hospital County Clpirman. railroad followed a straight line of government under which to work." |t: .ii iun. which is long o>n Auxiliary blvlslon No. 8, A.O.H.,!ulos has cooperating agreements At nine o'clock this moriiing, in its plans, it would eliminate "We have to draw up a temporary budget in January. will hold lUs annual theatre party i with the Hospital Service Corpora- District chairmen have been ap- Sgt. Millerj Capt. John Egan and but otherwise of the pointed by Mrs. Ryan as follows the roundhouse. Then we have to wait until February fir the Qoard of 'in-i' ordinarily found In New York City April 16. Reser- tion of Perth Amboy, the Associ Sgt. Pred-Unn wetft to Budaek's The Township Committee, in Us ated Hospital Service Plan of New WoodbridEe proper: Hugh Quijley, Perth Amboy address and were, told Education and Fire District^ budgets tp be approved. In bureaucracy, likewise vations must be made as soon as 514 Tisdale Place; Avenel, George budget approve,^ Tuesday night, March we work on our budget and it; is April Wore our ('"lonia .situation, and York and the Hospital Service that (he was working ,i n BounjJ possible with Miss Eleanor Collcy, Pox, Meinzer (Street; Sewaren, Brook, The officers wefe on iheh- has set;aside/th* sum of $2,500 to budget is passed and we can advertise for bids for materials on Page 8) 361 Amboy Avenue. Corporation of Rahway. hire a consulting enlgneer to pre- Harry Burke, Weft Avenue; Porl way tfi Bound Brook whin Sgt! [Mil- for road repairs. We have to advertise for two weeks for Reading, Vincent McDonnell pare an alternate plan if the Pub- ler saw a car outside a Hopeiawn bids and before we know it April is gone. We lose four good Woodbridse Avenue; Iselin. Mat tavern and recognized It as one lic Utility Commission will approve el's Redemption Brings Hope to All Jewry, tto Garone, Oak Tree Road; Co- that had been parked outside an- such a move. Ttoe rehearing was months each year in which no work of anjr accpunt can lonia, Mrs. Whitimer, Clover Ave other tavern next to the Esso Sta- obtained through the efforts of be done;" i ' /! nue; Keasbey, Mrs. Margaret tion last night. The officers went Senator Vogel. Takes Up Attack f Rychlicki, Dahl Avenue; Fords, into the tavern and found Budzek Residents of Port Reading, who Another resident of Colonia, who did not identify him- i Newberger Declares in Passover Message Mrs. Stephen A. Frost. 542 were prepared to attend the hear- where, that ultimately salvation there. At press time Budzek was self but evidently came from .the Inman Avenue section, ll'iiitiDGE -At sunset Sat- didn't refine his Intellectual facul- Brunswick Avenue. A chalrmar being questioned but had not ad- ing at first scheduled for yester- ties to abandon his cruel inclina- and redemption will reach them for Hopeiawn will be named with- day, met Tuesday night to map out declared, "There are intolerable conditions in other sec- Jewish people of the in spite of all obstacles. Their mitted to being the man who was lonclhcr with Jews all tions. in a few days. n the service station. their strategy. tions of the Township, too. I went out soliciting for the ^iiiti, will begin the ob- "The Egyptian PhSraoli en- fervent prayer is: "L'shonoh Habo In announcing the drive,,, Mrs. Red Cross, Mud was so thick I couldn't use a car or go forced *n Iron Curtain, barring Bi'Yrishulayim." May the Pass- Ryan said: "Tw«nly-two rtiillion over message be cheering that the on foot, and t couldn't go on -horseback because I haven't iltT," or Feast Nifthts, Out people from escauing. Ap- Americans now living will flie of got a horse. Yoiji should have a definite program and a Ktly, Pharaoh Itjlila days time is nearliiE which will see all cancer if present rates are no} re- Bright Flavor J> Many, Easter 'il 'Saturday.and 8un- men free, tyrants disappearing." definite time limjit set to finish the program. H!s only fair i itit of service? for th« odUld not suppress W l»*a- duced. NO one can tell who Is ganda Sw frwddhtand liberty Rabbi Newberger explains the marked for the disease. Anyone that the taxpayers get something for, their money.i Last f tin; holiday at Adath "Sedej-" as follows: "The Passover spring I was promised'repairs; all last full went by antl last iie will be as tol- advocated by our; emancipator, can have cancer. Everyone must Cards, but Religious Toni Strong Festival Is principally a home winter and it is .spring again. We haven't the pa,tiencei, iKi;iy, 6:30 P, M.; SlW Moses, Oil? modern Plwraolis ap- join the crusade against it. Half H- You'll be cd by egHS and p.«4ntpots, he's ply more stringent methods, hush- celebration.' On the first two eve- of those, who develop cancer could M. ami 6:30 P. kt.k > nings the "Seder," meaning •'Or- sending your gay Eastertiine Just DYEING to wisi h yoififtt Happy of Job. A. M. ing self-tapresslorts and freedom be cured toy early diagnosis, and wishes via Animal Kingdom mes- der of Scryicc," is. conducted by. 1 Easter)" Naturally, he hopes Someone in b^ck of the room shouted he wanted the Ncwbcrjer, In Of will, Verily, this suppression prompt, proper treatment. Tlie sengers this year, if the cards on does nob fttlect the Jews only— every Jewish family. Joy, rever- other half will be cured only as you'll enjoy a "Mop-Hop-HOPPY "road appropriation increased $100,000" and was answered to the nwra- ance and festivity prevail during display in Township shops are any from the other side of the room by sdhieone who asked, this bitter lot i» ihated by nil. research progresses. The crusade indication. Human beings have DAY I" writes: i Dlll this service. Besides the matzohs "Can you pay for it?" nii uur Jewish hoMd»ys Condition againts cancer is your crusade. almost been edged off the 1850 One Easter card explains why (unleavened bread) and cups of The money you diinate to the Can- "•'• nf ancient M "Sucli condition Is deplorable whic, other articles of food sym Easter cards, a survey of several the fun-loving toinny delivers his Mr. Warren finally promised the Ctolonia delegation moru 89 ScS the Jew, who identifies cer Fund will support research into of the local SHQIU> revealed. toothsome EaJStev baskets so that $8,000 will 1^spent i*i that area during 1950, and bone of ttevery *ud fwisdom hi the secrete of the WUar, canctr; g of out pnweni blrnseU wltli "the'historical back- the Israelltesi oeoupy the festlv« Gamboling iftmbs, twittering• 6te»lth>ljr= Itopr...Aiyjust F, Gi'fiker Xhm s grouna of our people who broke education to tell the sabar truths that the "people we read the table. Tlie youngest member of that can save lives today right in tobblns and ambling bear Hnbblta h» *b«»fcih«ir bu»lnt*« in-C61wjia.4ec.to it that ttey get u=TthT i the Magadan pf the the shackle* 4f oppression and the family propounds four Ques- express the Township's traditional] Like (hey dldn' Mftve * sorrow Offended, TQO weio llWrited physically, men- your own neighborhood «nd.Mr»ice 1 our ancestors in a tions, directed to the father, one for the cancer'patient, salute to spring. tnvuch imt »»y SHIP** John Stevens, of the Inman Avenue section, stated his took duliuht In our of which is; "Why Is this «l«la Moat popular Easter catd. 're UARB ioiUy and COAT 1 t'l uwe each »Md» every one of section hasn't had one permanent road»~"just patchwork lnniTinu and. aUMNTSr. The ,_ land of different from all other nights? saiy, of course, U still the. of ray of hope In the you to |tff»_w_g»ner©mlj[ 8) (CQQtluued on Pagq |) »ut of Jewry •very- <« "" " f'AOF, TWO THURSDAY, MARCH 30.

Church April in jn (1; Sweater Savvy in "La Boheme." In addition to the 28th annlversnrv n- Unman Relations Sigma Alpha Phi Soloists Listed appearing with the City Center Titles transferred j Mother-Daughter of the order. Opera CoiApany, he has simit with Vfvs. Field (wo n >< the Baltimore .Symphony and the On Local Homes JBanqiu't Planned recent mother nrivue Course Described HoMs Gftest Night For Bach Festival Rochester Philharmonic Orches- ference. — - tras. Amons his appearances this trinn, reported on WOODBRIDOE—A Quest NlRht | season he sans with the Philadel- WOODBRrDGE-The ,Miss Morrow, ail Pirffoy, Si. lYInttltfw Passion to Volume i» tlnns to Tlalloran Il<, ;, meeting was held Monday by th« | phia La Scala Opera .Company in mnther-dfliiKlHev banquet of [land; Verltus ni;,', IK'iToi manccs of ••Risnletto" and K\ plains Purposes Slgmn Alpha Phi Sorority of the j fie Offered at Rutgers Brisk; Ainencus Assembly Order of the ;Molay, .Ellsiabftii, 11...i' Biiheme" and with the Pittv First Congregational Church with Rainbow for Girls Win be held Lssembly No. 43, }<<•<•,, bmah Opera Company in "The Listed Of Mrs. Andre** Mehko, Mrs. Her- April 7 and 8 May 15 at the Masonic Temple, it Miss Lorraine 7,\x,y, bert Wollowell and Miss Alice Pen- Bartend Bride" He has been 1 NEW BRUNSWICK - Soloist? WOODBRIDOE-Ti.le to sev-, was decided at a meetin, Moncl^ Inled to the by-l:i> v.'nonRRIDOT. — Mi^ Martha dpr as hostesses. heard frequently on ratlin and ernl more new homes in the Town- chairmen arc Chaii lotte for the Rutgers Bach Festival per- ; Thp '.o fill the vacani v .Mi'iio-.v t^ad nf ih< Social Soi- television pTOjjrnms • '--' invitations: Virginia Shnrp, Miss Pender conducted the de- .•.hip *ere transferred during the Lund, resignation of Miv, r, • !• Dr-partment of Ihe Wood- ! formance of the St. Matthew Pas- Ann Avars has had six sensons votional service. It was voted to reservations: Naniiette Dawson, ;'• ;p Him: School, iuve ah ar- ! slon on April 7 and 8 were an- \riUi the New York City Center past week. Inttintion of new m • donat* $25 to the church at ! Oretdirn Dittler, table f the course in Human mninced today by Dr. Howard D. John R. Hanson has purchased d'inner: | take plncc at the |., ,:i-i: Easter. Plans were furthered for Opera Company in New York and Nancy Jaeger, serving s which is part of. the ; McKinnry, chairman of the Hut- Cliici .0. She has suns at the from the Williird Dunham Con- settin«: April 10. the candy table to be conducted ! 1- co-chairmen of the candy table. peared twU'o in Chicago's Grant The Willard Construction Com- if'paia'o'-y or commerci.il Only Rulsers soloists will bo Pn;k under Alfredo Antonini and ' pany hus built .six similar dwell- . .in dare merely "going to j Winners in the club project Andrew Dundon, of 11 R?nshaw Eric I.rinsdorf. She has had aieit ings on Elm "Sired, all of which i.nnl until they rnduatt. These j*** »*»• William Hmien Mrs. Avenue. Ea^t Orarme, a Junior V ent-'Hi'.ements with the 'Philadel- are sold or under contract of sale. ft'*- the men's colleges of the' Str.? phia La Scala. the Fort Wortli The company is proceeding with •Oie stated, from the time Walter Merwin. Mrs. Eugene Staf- ; Fveshmen utnil they are fort. Mrs. Menko and Mrs Man- ' University of New Jersey. Civic Opera and the Dallas Star- the construction of 30 similar , Director, GAINE5 DOG RESEARCH (nrrj)' arc given courses tn help" gatiato. The next meeting. April James Pease will sin? the role light Opera and made her riebur dwellings,on Bordon Street. Fords. a living, budsf.- 10, will feature a missionary pro-; of Jesus; Rudolf Petrak. the ml? with the Los Angeles Liaht Open Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clliberio CONGRESSMAN CWWLES in •. -irfial amenities, family rela- gram. of the Evangelist; Ann Ayars. Company. She made her npe-atic have .bought from Elyar Homes. i-Hv ftc, so that they are Hist Pilot's Wife and the First Maid: debut in NPW York as Violrtta in Inc, the four and one-half room 15 A LONC-TIME. BSEEDEK [•••: iii-i'iiaref! for their future lives Margaret Harshaw. First Witness l,a Traviata." dwelling at 121 Strawberry 'Hill fi/REOALC TBRRIERS :>•••• 'ii<- students who do tnter colSunris- e Service BOLD DKSK.N: Thk student and Srcond Maid: Norman Far- r.firtinff Contralto Avenue, Woodbnclse, located on a FREQUENT JUDCE AT POi, l(_e or the business world. matches thr striking figures on i row, Caiaphas. First Priest, Peter. Margaret Harshaw, Ifadins enn- lot 50 by 100 feet. The buyers THP meeting Monday night was his .ill-Moiil sweater with the , Pilot and Judas; and Andrew Dun- tralto nf the Metropolitan Opera have taken possession. Mr. Cili- tin' sprond in a series-of Public| Planned in Avenel lieoric pattern »f an early carv- don. Second Priest. Company, has suns with thr "Met.' berto is an emplovee of Public Health lectures belne sponsored by er of monoliths. A popular ad- The soloists will be joined by the in New York and on tour in major Service Electric and Gas Com- the Middlesex County Tuberculous dition to the student's sweater choir of New Jersey Colleso for U. S. cities in n wide range of roles i pany. The seller built 13 similar AVENEL—All Sunday School wardrobe. I his lightweight wool iiiid Hralth Leasnie. In her dl*OS- classes of the PYesbyterian Church, Women, the Rutgers Glee Club arrl —Amneris in "Aida," Azucena in i dwellings in this development and APPROXIMATELV 3000 pull-over, with Jhree bright col- the Rochester Philharmonic Or- is now constructing four of some- Mon on education for family life. except the beginners and nursery "Trovatore." Dame Quickly itv ON POCS HAVE B6EN PU6- Kilna Youni; Bond, Health Educa- ors and action styling, has nradt chestra for the two performances "Falstaff." Ortrud in "Lohengrin,"' : what larger sire in Avenel. ;lass, will meet at the schoolhouse • top honors among the teen-*ge. LrSHEP IN CREAT BRITAIN tion Director of the New Jersey of the St. M'atthew Passion oh Magdalena in "Die Meistersinper" Middlesex Title Company has next Sunday and Easter Sunday set. Tuberculosis League, stated that at 9:30 o'clock. A movie, "Journey Good Friday and Holy Saturday and Waltraute in "Die Walkueie." transferred title to five more of •he curiosity of a normal child ;» Into Faifh," will be shown. Iden- at 7:30 P, M. in the Rutgers gym- Miss Harehfiw made her debut, at • its dwellings, earli of four rooms nii>ness and that the questions tical serviett will be held both nasium. the Metropolitan in 1942 and san:; and each located on a lot approxi- children ask are "embarrassing" Sundays at th« church at 9:30 r.nd Lelnsdorf Conductor with the San Francisco Opera in mately 50 by 150 feet, built by the only to the mind of the adult. She 11 o'clock. ISELIN NEWS Erich Lelnsdorf. conductor o' 1944. the Mexico City Opera Na- ; seller in its two Township dcvel- mid that either parent should have Easter sunrise service will be the Rochester Philharmonic Or- cional the foilowin? year, the ! opments. die candor to answer the. (Mfl Sponsored bty the Men's Bible Class chestra, will conduct the two per- Teatro Municipal in Rio de Ja- ; Buy on Clinton Street Mr;t: htforwardly and not "pass at 6 A. M. Refreshments will be By Mrs. Russell Fane formances, in addition to an all- niero in 1947 and the Cincinnaci Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore S. Gioe ihe buck" to the other parent or served afteV the service. Phone Met. 6-t605W Bach orchestral program on Summer Opera in 1949. In Paris ! bought the dwelling at 230 Clin- iHl the- child it is too young to On Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock -Mr, and Mrs. George Rapp Easter Sunday at 1:30 P. M, in she sans in "Delila." "Aida" and ; ton Street and Mr. and Mrs. James understand. She further warned the choir will present an Easter and son, Bruce, Fiat Avenue, the Rutgers gymnasium. Bransaenf to Kirstcn Plagstad's ,'Mi.:inst "smother love" which can Isolde. She has made guest ap- ! B, Coogan bought 236 Clinton cantata, "Hall King of Glory," and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Since his release from the Army (i-i much to frustrate and inhibit pearances with leadini? symphony ! Street. Mr. Gioe is a school teacher on Thursday at 8 P. M. Holy Com- Matthew Getto, Homestead Park. in 1945, James Pease has starred TUP child. orchestras. and was former director of the j munion will be served by Rev. W. in a variety of roles with the New —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trinka •Township Recreation Department. W. Warman. York City Center Opera Company. Norman Pnrrow is a youim ^«- and children, Marie and Richard, I Mr. Coogan is employed at Metro- The Mr. and Mrs. Club met last Plainfield, were guests of Mr. and He has sung both star and char- nadian baritone who is well known politan Life Insurance Company, THERE I5ARCHEOLOOICAL night with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mrs, George Britton, Sonora Ave- acter roles with the Pittsburgh, in New York City for his specialty SEWAREN NffTES Reveler, Demarest Avenue. The New Orleans. Central City and in works of Barn. He has appeared , New York. THAT POC-PRAWN SLEPCE3 v,r:r nue, Monday. In the development in Fords, Young Adults met Tuesday eve- New Opera Companies, In 1946 frequently as a soloist with the USE AS EARIV AS 6000 BC —Mrs. Joseph Biskaukas and ] Mr.*stnd Mrs. Frank J. Gyaloi: —Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mauger, ning with Miss LoiS Rolle, Colonia and 1949 he appeared in American Bach Aria Group and in concerts daughter, GeraWine of Keansburg, 1 purchased 616 Ring Georges Road, ISM, Ciiincs Dog Research Center, N. y. t". Malbern. Pp... wen the weekend Boulevard. premieres of Benjamin Britten's in major American cities. He had visited her mother, Mrs. Clarence while the dwelling at 612 King niestF of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dla- The Men's Fellowship meeting "Peter Grimes" and "Albeit Her- a role in a short motion picture Bower, Sonera Avenue, Wednes- j cavaKe. was led by Frederick Lott Monday. ring" at the Berkshire Music Fes based on Bach's life and pas ap- j Georges Road was bought by Mr. day. tival. He has appeared with Serge peared in various radio programs. I and Mrs. Michael Yavor. Mr. and -Mrs. Percy R. Austen, Glen Travel, pictures were shown by Jack Ovirdntr and the song service —Mrs. Edward Devine and chil- Koussevitak-y and the Boston Sym- ; Mrs;. Stephen A. Fiorentlno are indue, is spending the weefc with Andrew Dundon is majoring ir. was led uy Federick Beckley. dren. Livingston, were Saturday phony, Eugene Ormaridy and th? electrical engineering at Rutgers. ] new owners of the house at 44 liM- son and daughter-in-law,.Mr. guests of her brother antf sister- Philadelphia Orchestra, and Leo- the State University of New Jersey. [ Koyen Street. Mr. Gyalog is an s.nd Mrs. P. S. Austen, West Ave- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Young, pold Stokowski and the Hollywood A member of the Rutgers Glee engineer and Mr. Yavor is an up- nue. Westerr Allies to charge Bonn Sonora Avenue. Bowl Orchestra. Club, last year he sang the rol? of holsterer. WHAT HAPPENS TO 1 J1.0t)tt,tiOO,000 for occupation. —Mi , and Mis. D. G. Johnson', —Mr. and Mrs. John Goetz, A native of Czechoslovakia, Ru- Jesus in a performance of the St. , Roy Building Company has East Haven, Conn., were the wee'e- Irvington, visited Mr. and Mrs. dolf Petrak made his American Matthew Passion at New Jersey j transferred title to three more of | end guests of her parents, Mr. and' Lllienthal says fear of bomb ere- Russell Furze, Sonora Avenue, debut at the New York City Cen- College for Women. In 1948 he the dwellings, each of four rooms I Mrs. H. D. Clark, Cliff Road. ates hopeless, helpless people. Sunday. ter on March 21. 1948, as Rodolfo sang the role of the High Priest with expansion attic and full base-! —John Hollack of Cincinnati, in the St. Matthew Passion at New merit, built by the seller in its Ohio, was the dinner guest Of Mr. Jersey College for Women. development here. Latest purchm- Are they wandering the streets suffering fmm and Mrs. Herbert Rankin, Cliff j ers are Mr. and Mrs. Peter M, Mc- amnesia? Or are they buried in the Brewster ;r;,o:irl, Saturday. IT'S Mahon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Way- —Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Gilmorc, OBITUARY do and Mr. and Mrs. Frank BQB- sisters' cellar? You will find out when you sec Hci'kimer. M. V., are the guests of danowiiz, all buying homes on OTTO TOEPFER Mr. and Mrs. Prank R. Bloom, Gordon Avenue. Mr. Waydo is "ARSENIC and OLD LACE," the fantastic tali- Broad Street, this week. WOODBRIDGE—Funeral serv- employed by Philip Carey Manu- ices for Otto Toepfer, 98 Lock- facturing Company, Perth Amboy; of two old ladies who've murdered twelve nvn. wood Avenue, were held Monday Mr. Bogdanowitz is also em- But they're really the nicest people!! Atlaih aster time at the Greiner Funeral Home. Rev. ployed in Perth Amboy as a mo- ALBRECHTS KEY SHOP l.iicttJiuiltli - Sn»» 1HIUK at the Earl Hannum Devanny, pastor of bile operator and Mr, McMahoni Israel Players present "ARSENIC and 0111 Laun MUWFI-H Sliai'pt'ii^i) the First Presbyterian Church, of- WnnlihiK Muililn*1' I'arfi« ll'|i*!ri | is ejnployed in New York City. StniMt) Tnol* • Kffu While Yon ficiated. Burial was in the Clover- LACE" April 15th and 16th in the Woodbriilm- Wilt J- (all I • leaf Park Cemetery. Community Center at 8:30. Tickets (U-livcnd 124 W\SHI.\C.Tll\ »VKM!B The pail bearers were John HURT IN ACtffiENT CAHTRIIKT I-Tt«3 Thomas, Harold Hanson, George FORDS—Mis. Knud Hogh. SO. WO-8-0695-r$1.50. Little Folks Closet Slivka, Michael Florio, Henry 25 Hamilton Avenue, is in the, 90 Main Street Woodbridge 8-1363 Luskie and Carl Leitner. Members | Perth Amboy General Hospital be-! of the Avenel Exempt Firemen's jing treated for injuries received | Let us dress all your little "bunnies" from head to ;< Association paid their respects • when the car in which she was toe in smart Easter-and-after clothes that are ^ Sunday night. I riding, driven by her husband,! fipiied in a collision with anothrr I sturdy as well as cute. >£ ear driven by James Egan, 28, 369! —Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Jensen, Dainty Dresses by "Celeste,'! Undies, Socks, I 21 Park Avenue, have named their New Brunswick Aveiue, Sunday, j ;'The accident happened on New' infant son Howard. He was born THE .Thf front end • •i Easter Bonnets, Purses, Gloves, Coat and Hat Sets. £ March 19 at Rahway Memorial ! Brunswick Avenue, near Hornsby | Street. Mrs. Ho?h was taken to the flrsl . . . it i ' Hospital. 1 1 Eton Suits in Flannels, Gabardines and Linens. | jhosipal in St. John's First Aid "HEART" Kteerine -'I'l ' ' i Squad ambulance and treated for OF YOl'R CAR thr motor . A Full Selection of Sports Jackets. »* Army turps over its fleet of ships possible fractured knee and pos- IS . . . thr hv.iilli. FOR THE LITTLE MAN — Boxer Shorts in | to control of the Navy.' i sible spinal injury. the rf>t of >-'i. Flannels and Gabardines; Flannel Blazers with $ THI fie. i'u ki'r'ii •' Long Trousers; ai Wide Assortment of Ctdthes by ^ i in tip-t«i> HII.ii'.1 "Twigs"; Underwear, Socks, Eton Caps, Top Coats. >J I.KT AN KXPKBT DO YOIB Store Hours—9:30 to 6 Daily. Next Wed.—9:30 to 6 for $ A Long View • • • your Easter Shopping Convenience. v^ Genetvieve Ryan Neary , \> FRONT-END REBUILDING Toward Your 20 YlflARS EXPERIENCE Easter Suit Think thli stands out'* NO GUESSWORK, EXPERIMENTING. DFI.A\^ You should see our - - - ! COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SHOP Aim your sights on a riew DRY CLEANING "' AM) STOCK OF PAKTS suit in our Easter i parade BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING & BAtANCING of values. : Wll AP PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE: | - EXPERT BRAKE SERVICE - Suits from the finest tail- ors in America—by "fash- ion Park," "Timely," f'Bot- by Blmn RAHWAY BRAKE SERVICE M|tor Tune-up - General Repairing - Z4-Hour Towlne ><•''••' any 500," "SmithsOn," i IS NOW AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS OF , "Berkeley," and many 1263 MAIN STREET RAHWAY : ( ' 1 others. WOODBRIDGE: Samuel J. Gassaway Joseph N d-i-^ "-" All here in new two- or three - button modtts — THROUGH OUR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: patch pockets, piped pock- ||! When you order ) '' ets — single breasted, dou- MRS. V, A, ble breasted, worsteds, |$ab* 399 Summit Ave. WANTE matter, chances an' ardines, sh«tlands— Sewaren, N»v Jersey People tyho sincerely desire to straighten otit their want it in a huffy. (|i; .«*» family or personal financial problems, ; : Just tell us your needs— You May plijee Your* Order or see Olir Easter Canc|# tfteplay , craftsmen know thi1:/ • we'll do the rest. 6y Calling ifer After•&# $. tit. At AftUeations from married or stngfe people who are steadily are geared to rendcf I employed and have a reasonably good credit rating will be accepted eithtr by phone or visit to our office. We are prepared speed service, with no » to loan you up to *W0 to pay your WBs. We ruarantet to jive rifice in quality, rui! - consideration to all applicants. Our fast service is the talk of Woodbridge. eidt MR. BROOKS now "For Favorable IilipreMons!" HOME-MADE: CANDY Phone WO.8-1848 23 BAYARD ST. ttMricky N. J. EMPLOYEES LOAN CO. MIDDLES^ »7 MAIN STREET LEADER THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1050 PAGE THKEB

Totley Attends of HorlMtis Through Cnmpln? XA Office in Amboy jthe Veterans An re- Advantages." gional office. 20 Washington Place. Dance Routines Planned Lions Club Plans |Many Win Prizes Newark. Tlv office hours arc R 30 Conference on Camping Otto K. Rosahn. president of To (lose Tomorrow A. M. to 5:00 P. M.. Mondiiv to the New York section of the- AC A., to Intifpriifirnt-lifHilrrt Friday, Inclusive. For Ladies' Night At QuA Huh Fete urged delegates to bar television PERTH AMBOY—The Veterans CYO Show, April 20 and 21 NEW YORK—Jean Tetley, 580 Administration office, located In In atinounclnti the cinilnr. Mr. Hemsel will piny ^opposite Mr Alden Street, Woodbrldge, was in their camps. According to Ro- AVENEL—Mrs. Harold Schiller the V. a. Post Office, Perth Amboy. White expressed appreciation to Ooiclon as "Minerva." Both Miss among 700 members of the Amer- snhn, camping offers urban chil- " j'li'iitnn. ni'P Rtag- Annual Event Scheduled and Mrs. Joseph Florto were host- will terminate activities eftectlv? the local officials, press, veterans' Hemsol and Mr. Ooldrne will slriR ican Camping Association who at- dren the opportunity of experienc- ,, ii,.si root For- ssps to members nnd friends of at the close of businew March 31. organizations officers and the dl- ToTakePlaceinMav: tended a conference Friday at the ing a heritage of this nation's early , j I i,r pri'srnted by one of the top tunes of thp show. the Woman's Club at a card party Mr. James F. White, officer in rector.-i and managers of the pri- What Dn Ynu Think I Am? Delegates Selected Hotel Stntler to discuss camping days—group living in simple sur- vate and governmental agencies in ,, April ai) nnd 21 held Tuesday at the home of the .problems. charge of the local offlse, stated former on Woodbiidge Avenue. roundings. Television, ho stated, Is that subsequent to March 31 wp/~ the area who have graciously ex- WOODBRIDGE—Plans for a The camp leaders' conference an unfortunate attempt to bring tended their cooperation for thr Hnliiirs that 1he Special award went to Mrs. Alex Ices will be available at the Vet- Ladles' Night to be held In May theme which will be discussed the city Into the enmp. adulterat- jerans Administration office. 78 best Interest of veterans and t.heti' Parke Reeleeted were made at a meeting of theTares; door prlae to Mrs. Prank lo tlle through Saturday Is "A Broaden- ing Its simplicity. I Canqll PIHIT, New Brunswick, and dependents ,,.,,-,'ly new Lions Club Monday at the Log Barth. Prlras at cards were won ,,,,li)riil(>,r. Mr. Kler- 'abln. Dr. E. J. Novak. Dr, Her- by Mrs. George Mvoz, Mrs. William Carter, Mrt. Philip Clayboume, :i, |h(, fcnhived danc- Commander of DAY jert L. Moss and Martin A. Oer- „[ Norway." asko were named as a committee MI-B. Tarcz, Mrs. Earl Van Note. W 00 DB RIDGE—James O. Miss Allda van Slyke. i(lV in tn<> role of ,o select the date and place. 1895 1950 ,,|,iy opposite Miss Parke was reeleeted commander of Adolph Oottsteln and Mr. Oer Others present were: Mrs. Wll- CHRISTENSEN'S ,,,.,.," Ftliol Halflngov. Woodbrtdge Memorial Chapter, :asko were named as delegates to lard Rankln, Rahway; Mrs. Joseph Radowskl. Mrs. William Ku7,mlak, Mi'im,. of the leading Disabled American Veterans of he mternational Lions Club Con- Mrs. Louis Fuschetto, Mrs. Law- ,,,,,, and Miss Boyle odbrldKe Township at a meet- tention in ChicaRO July 16 to 20, •THE FRIENDLY STORE" rence Felton, Mrs. William Hanson, lied Mill." both Ing held at the School Street flre- Delegates named for the 6tate ill Mrs. Benjamin Welnstflln, Mrs, l, st. Mary's house. convention In Atlantic City, June y 1 Willam Falkenstern, Mrs. ^rvld Others elected weif: Senior vice 16 to 18, were Dr. Henry A. Belaf- il] Amboy. .' WlnqulRt. Mrs. Bertram Van Cleft, • IKI has the role commander, Thomas C. Mossman; sky, A. A. Dincavage, Dr. Isadore junior vice commander, John Poo Mrs. R, G. Perler, Mrs. .Edward in Rabinowitz, Clement 'Stancik and saji; trenstim-, Edward T. Walsh; Parker, Mrs. Nevln- Blerly, Mrs. Miss Dorle Dr. Novak, chaplain, Stephen URI; officer of Edward Regan, Mrs.-James Mc- the day, John Van Dalen; s«r- Edwin Casey, Mr. Gergasko nnd Hugh and Mrs. Robert Rhodes. geant-at-arms, Howard WentlinR; Dr. Belafsky were named as a three-year trustee, Walter Pall- nominating committee to present Chairman Woda: two-year trustee. William a alate for the coming election. Stork Delivers Eight Brcnnnn; one-year trustee, Ste- Mr. Oottsteln and Mr. Stancik BuntUes from Heaven ...Mrs. Ruth phen Markon Jr. were appointed to arrange for the Installation of Lions Club high- i, been named Four hew members were ad- BARGAINS way markers. WOODBRIDGE — The Perth ., reunion being mitted. Michael Krall, Harold Amboy General Hospital reporta , fiass of 1943 of Howetter, Robert W. Graser and Emily Hozeny, chairman of the babies, three boys and FOR WOMEN ,.(i school. Fred E. Llndquist. The next meet- cub packs, sponsored by the club, five girls, were born to Township II. mi the eoinftit- Ing will be April 11 at the MCmo was authorized to purchase pen- parents In that Institution during Precious, Intimate Treasures For inri:, nettmer Her- rial Municipal Building. nants for the packs. the past week: Easiertiiving-For Wearing, Always! Mi..:. Margaret Lev Speakers at the meeting were Tey are: A son to Mr. and Mrs. ,.;miir Egun Dun- Alexander Sabo, who recently re- Joseph Nosuchinsky, 198 Wood- HEAVENLY LINGERIE ,,!;, Lehman Kerr, Pi ELECTED turned from a trip toHavana, and land Avenue; I son to Mr. und Ul K:irmnzin, Miss Edward A. Koppcr, local attorney. By Barbizon, Luxite and Seampvufc , BY PHI BETA KAPPA Mid. Gabriel Sllagyi. 56 Douglas •riiMinus Connolly, Irving Sails, a member, now a Street and a daughter to Mr. and Rayon and Nylon K v Aivin Rytnsha, patient at Perth Amboy General Mrs. George Mllcstk. 193 Jack3on Woodbridge Alumnus Hospital, was reported to be im- Avenue, all of Fords; a daughter Slips $2.98 to $7.98 proving. A group of members for in, class are urged Is Named by Rutgers to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Trevena, ii'ctnii! tonitfht at the local club plans to attend 99 Hyatt Street, Avenel; a .daugh- Petticoats $1.59 to $4.9« ciui). Muin Street. University Chapter the Carteret meeting, April 11. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jan- »T will be seiefted kowski. 10 Old Road, Sewwen. Panties 69c to $2.95 WOODBRIDGE—Lowell MeLel SPEAKS IN ORANGE A son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ian, son of Dr. and Mrs. Roy D Gowns & Pajamas $2.98 to $10.98 WOODBRIDGE—Dr. Herbert L, Maldanis, 2 Outlook Avenue, Co- lonia; a daughter to Mr. and Mts, Foundations, by Formfit Ulnrfonw Member at a meeting of the Optimist Club George Haydu, 74 Harding Ave- University who have been elected Jantzen, Playtex, Figurette of Orange yesterday at Savoy nue, Iselln; a daughter to Mr. nnd L Croup to membership In Phi Beta Kappa, Plaza Restaurant, Dr. Moss spoke Mrs. John Trabalka, 34 How "Lite" Bras $1.25 to $4.00 national honorary scholastic so- of the need for more efficient Brunswick Avenue, Hopelawn. Mi;,Thomas W.Mar- ciety, it was announced Monday Girdles $1.59 to $18.50 ,: Harvard Avenue, is school serening nnd how the New by Dr. Robert W. Elliott Jr., sec- —Mrs. Anna Wlnans, Mrs. John Hand Bags $1.98 - $2.98 - $4.98 ;•.,. rdininittee in chaw Jersey Optometric Association has retary of Rutgers Chapter. Ettershank and Mrs. R. G. Perier (plus tax) .,,,.!,!, [or the- Junior been called upon to assist. Mr. McLellan Is a graduate of attended the concert of the Vir- •, Siiiniii Convention of ginia Union University Choir spon- Hosiery Gotham Gold Stripe 1, •„•>• suite Federation WoodbridRe Higb- School, Class of record, seneral character of the 1947, and is now a junior at Rut- sored by the Potters Civic Improve- Berkshire - Picturesque - Blendwell Cluus, to be held May courses pursued, maintenance of gers, where he Is a pre-medical ment Club, Inc., Saturday at Plain- .,. Athiiiiic City. N. J. high averaRe grades, general 45-51-54-60 Gauge student. field High School.' • i:o!is. a member of the scholarly attitude and length of New members of the society are $1.00 to .12.25 Junior Woman's Club, time spent at the State Univer- Land seizures spread In Italy elected-by a ten-man membership Gloves Cotton and Nylon .!-. -ecri'tary of trie con- sity. despite new Rome steps. committee after careful examina- iiinntne. Spring Shades Styled by Shalimar tion of each individual record. ur.",e passage of bill to j The committee makes its choice] $l.O0-$2.98 !;n!(iiiic, companies. on the basis of complete academic' CHILDREN'S BOOKS from 25c EDUCATIONAL TOYS FROM 39c BLOUSES b>Textron Crepes - Tissue Failles - Cottons - Nylons MUSICAL BUNNIES - SWANS BRING YOUR (AR IN FOR A EGGS - ROCKING BUNNIES $3.98 to $5.98 Others at $1.98 & $2.98 STUFFED EASTBR ANIMALS Skirts BIBLES AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS Faille - Drapery - Nylon and Acetate (pleated) ADULT BOOKS - BIBLES - GAMES y DIARIES - TRIP BOOKS $3.98 to $5.98 'fa WRITING PAPER - NOTES EASTER GREETING CARDS FOR GIRLS Skirts and Blouses By Judy Kent A Spring auto check now can avoid a major repair job CORNER BOOK SHOP $1.98 to $3.98 in a month or two. Don't 79 SMITH ST. (Opp. Strand Theatre) PERTH AMBOY Slips by Style Undies fr/ take chances. III li MUBLE .Cotton Rayon and Nylon I'Alt I'tltrottMANC'E While we're at it, have us $1.00 to $3.98 WISi: tt'ONOMY . . . drain and refill the radiator and crank-case and check Panties, Lace Trimmed 59c d(ill;ir>, spent for a SU.N RMIIH DIAGNOSIS to- tires and battery. Nylon $1.49 & $1.98 ll 111 vive you real money MITZ1 FROCKS tumble ii«Ur an. You'll itn- duct romtlKon of Flowers 6 to 18 months -1 to 3x - 4 to 6x- 7 to 12 niKiiu'—*no Rucsawork. aults urc uncovered and $1.98 to $3.98 f ! ifii he simply and In- from Baumann MWIV remedied because FOR BOYS were . caught in time! nail until your car Till: MOST BEAUTIFUL WAY TO SAY Shirts Kaynee v iliiu'ii - - - eel a SUN Mis TODAV! 'HAPPY EASTER" White and Pastel Never before have we had a more glorious showing $1.98 $2.50 $2.98 of Flowers and Plants—Prices within the reach of Sport Shirts Gabardine and Washable Rayon & SERVICE Everyone. $2.98 and $3.98 _ Texaco Products- In Plants we Feature;Hardy Azalias, Rose Bushes, Hydrangeas that will thrive in your garden after their "Cisco Kid" Kaynee Western Shirts $2.98 my Avenue and Convery Boulevard WO-8-0893 blooms, also Easter Lilies, Spirea, Tulips, Hyacinths, SHOP HOl'tUi 8 TO 5—MON. TO SAT, ONLY Begonias, Cinerarias, Gloxinia, paisiqs, African Vip- • Slacks ' Jr.—Boys' and "Prep Sizes lets and Gardenias full of buds and bloomy. $2.98 te $7.98 In Cut Flowers we have better than evqr, Cut The l'i\derweUr and Corset Easter Lilies and Callas, Snapdragons, Tulips, Stocks. Loafer Suits $12.98 to $15.00 Center of Perth Amboy Iris, Gladiolas, Roses, Anemones, Ranunculus 'and topcoats, Hats to Match $13.98 other Flower Novelties. Ties Socles Belts Suspenders Wallets Corsages for the Easter Parade Arranged in the jgbrduroy Sport Coats $10.95 VZYIVI1S Baumann's style of Orchids, Gardenias, Sweet Peas and Roses. FOR LITTLE TOTS Our Stock this year will be better than ever. Avoid l»2 Smith Street, Perth Amboy the last minute Easter Morning rush. Reserve your Jodhpurs and Overall sets $4,98 to $7.98 Eastpr Plants and Cut Flowers now. We will be open Gabardine & Corduroy BLOUSES evenings from April 3rd until Easter till 9 P. M. JUDY BOND SAY JHAfPY'EASTER TO YOUR j FOR MEN Add the Spring touch to your suit FRIENDS OlfJT OF TOWN ,WITH ! Sport Coats By McGregor $19.95 and $23,95 with a soft feminine blouae\ You U FLOWERS BY WIRE , Cordyroy - Solids - Fancy Plaids find one perfect for you in our new, exciting collection-long and short Slacks • Gabardine - All Wool $6.95-fl3.95 sleeves—all colors. J. R. BAUMA Shirts I (Truval - Arrow) $2.2Sf-$3.95 LINGERIE Ties (Arrow and Wembley) $U0-$2.00 o i Interwoven and Holepvoof IK - SEAMPRUFE_ - BARB1ZON - FLORIST SOCKS selection of nylons 55c to $1.50 A new outfit and then new under- Hats Knox and Champ $5.00 to $8.00 things. See our delightful collection 900 St. Georges Ave., KnUway, N, J. Zelan Jackets .Truval, McGregor$6.45 to $12.50 of dainties for you, I'hone RA-7 0711 and 7-0712 ' HOSIERY Pajamas (B.V.D.) $3.95 III _ QUAKER - MANNING Beautiful selection of SPORT SHIRTS by McGregor, Complete your hosiery wardrobe! i B.V.D. and Arrow Select nylon or sift... sheer flattery $2.95 to $6.95 ;„, fatfamorize your legs at special low u c ftdU • 8u«petiden • Wallets - Jewelry by Htokok prices. STORE1 HOURS i £6 ©Alii—OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, APR!L 5th GLOVES & FRIDAY, AP JUi 6th & 7A, TIL 9 P. M. Oome in for our ..., , / Spring ilo# Wnylon fa,,-, .. Sl string an/Tuede fabric, or novelty t ; kid styles for dress or casual wear. Where Your HANDBAGS Handsome, smart bags are an im- portant port of »»y wardrobe. Choose you: smart oolktcUon, INDEPENDENT I,j. A; PAGE FOl'If THURSDAY, MAIK'H :SI>. 1D.VI x- Because A K P Mark. Hi.- VrW on Evm Item, You Can Easily Hunting Foss; SEE WHAT YOU PAY! May Be Pursue InOwnBackV CINCINNATI, Oil in • Because A&P Keep* Every Price Low, Every Bay, You Can Readily etn be • lot of rrx • ferion wtio lias nr.r. . |O ««ploring to fit-cl i;. SUPERMARKETS 0 ling t lot of «nioynifii' kivt been itopp^d ', . tmrdlei—Tnonty, timp • ••? 0 Hi hurdlet which sr^ :, vittwiad when stnrif-. / SEE HOW YOU SAVE! Men and explorers. Mi> I, , fcecb* ind Hoy Cha]i , tr* mmttoned.

Fw thMt, there ls a , Like l«» kirp lr.uk i»f uluil you're spending a, you shop? It's easy et eneourafement in !( don't iMVt to possess : to do al A&P, whore the price is marked on cadi ilem, as well as thitfl tt *I1 to go r.v folfUl btciuie they mi,;' .. on the skives-. (This price-marking policy is a big help in check/* ID your «*n back yarri' Oo bick i short f|', • ' . f j W"' o "' ittg your purchases with your cash register slip at home, too.) Mf, t f«W milllnn yc:i; l,W. of food Ws Ik- wh»VcoBdltloni »ri( i, ,,n Jiri - ' Like to keep your food hills down? That's also easy to do at A&P, "Bllppy" the Srall,,., lake to m- 11,,, ,H ^ -top « Picture • blazlni? s;i . thanks to the fact that prices are low . . . not just now and then, t taroad, mirror-like s. ,.- i..-l".- ol A&P foods: tow th» furfite, looml-:' •• Z but all through the week . . . not just here and there; but all irWy ipot to another, h a ; • ,,,•„„•»/r»tH/«"n or/oclory. km tyut closely r<>. through the store. Shop at your thrifty A&P and see how little prtKnt-dl7 icallop N • > ,,,„. ,iflfy /or current n«-d«. Mlantlfle, we'll call b Ik* you pay for each item and how much you save on your total It IO happens that ' s " hi • very ictive ],- food bill! rt*ch«i that stage in . and OUtUlnMI il over ,-!-•! ,,r,,rr li-m^rala 11: Un»l ipurt given up u „ mifJiiy condition*. iloki to the bottom. ]' 111 before the shifting jilt , > • floOT has completely • over. ,, &i' m be Ire* Yt*n pain, the sill 1 x ens and It cornpres-H ; See Bow You Save When You Buy A&Ps Belieiou* .'v Nv\\ ot ocean water abmr / Ilca py," onc«, a happy little i but a memory. <• ,.,„„„.,. Relations Department, Following "Skippy's" .\&P food Store?, after a few million yen • the broad expanse of • •YHi Lexington Avenue, "SlPER-RIGHr MEATS to several large pudii;.- New York 17, N. Y. which we now call ti - Uei'ause uSi)>tT-Ri;;lit" meats are aluav-. jiriml as low a« market riots and Pacific oceans. And • depth! emerges . . . ; permit for, such fine-quality cuts, you get better \aluc uhen you !iuy them. yajd. That, In a nutsb

whole atory. It may sn,;. Cl'l (loril A&Plancy 20 oi can 2 lor 25c fantastic but it h the • PRIME RIBS OF BEEF t a cu e w, lb«j)e easily proved. Let's tal:,•> \Ulol(' icl (joril A^P b.and-fancy 20 oi. can 2 lor 2.V- !p K the atone walk you ms';? 1 mer, the one from tht lona 19 oi. can 2 lot 29« LEG OH RILHI OF VEAI 35c the garage. See that : rock, about the third one ' Lihby's Garden Sweet lV'as • , 17«can 19c end? See the small \ur. 11OM 11 SS 4 III ( k POT \W\SY NaMM)M b 79c Pork Chops H>p 'ntJ ^M^I cuti ib 37c what it is? Right the ( Sweet Peai lona 20 0£ can 2 lor 27« It's "Skippy." Field Stone Vcrv d:i lb Loin Pork Chops tenter cuts ib 69c Caui|il)cll*!; l'ork and Heans . 1 ib can 3'«" 35c Chuck Roast or Sleak Bon« in ib 19c Legs of Lamb . t t i o L < 67c The "Field Stone" i^.: Fresh Hams wtioli> °'eilhei lia" lb ^c •tit Cincinnati for walls, : Top Sirloill Roast Bom!esj-no lal added Ib. 87* Shoulder of Lamb CrO« iUi-wheii ib 19c Bisquiek . •. , , t 1 • lg« 40« pig. 39c dens and terraces is the floor of the Paleozoic ;,• Chopped Beef Pure be»Hrtshly ground Ib 19c Stenillg Lamb Breait and shank Ib 29<-' Fresh Pork Shoulders shon eck of Veal . , . 'b 33c Ready-lo-Eat Hams whole oi either half ib 55c .SunnyMd all purpose 5 Ib. bag 37L' 10 Ib. bag 69C Bands of fossilized spec.:• • eluding "Skippy" and h: , Porterhouse Sleak short cuHess w«ie ib 87= Bottom Round Pol Roast NO iai added ib 87c Smoked Pork Shoulders sho-icui ib 39c Ncslle's Semi Sweel Chocolate 6or pig. 19c You can easily pick out t! B lo. bo,!,n ib 23c Smoked Beef Tongues - 5h«i cut ib 19c ful sprayi of coral, pcrfpt; English Style Biscuits crispo 11b. pkg. 3*)c n S sions of marine plant lif i Boneless Veal Roast shoulder ib 59c Beef Short Ribs ll> t.lc fresh Seafood fragile skeletons pi mi:••.•• Graham (Irutkcrs Nabisco 1 Ib pkg 21t< tens of the deep. Each <• BroUing I Frying-unde, 4 Ibi. Ib 13c Beef LivtT Specially selecicd Ib 59c Codfish Jteiki ib. 27c Flounder Fillet ib. 69c went ll pure explor.V.i:<•. • Yellow Clillg IVaciK'S lona 29 DI. can 19c never know Just what \ C Long Island's lineil ID S5c Frankfurters s^iess ib. 33« Mackerel ib. 29*: Oysters f^yins doi 35 There is always the pus... •Qr&HJIC St'cllOIIS Florida fancy 2001.can 19c you'll find new secrets r these ages of long ago. 'Grapefruit Juice fionda is oi can2 'o> 29«= 46<«. 33c Place your order now for a Pilgrim Brand Turkey or a Smoked Ham for your Easter Dinner The equipment needed '. Inf these small fossils : - lona 18oi qan2l°r21c <4oi2jC tern, you can find It \.\ \ merit. A hammer, a F> • 's Tomato JlUCC 13K oi. can 10c 46 or. can 29c or chisel and one wateri of the cheapest sort, \:.\: g JllicC For babies ^oi can 10 lor 9tt« this sedimentary stuff is times you can pick out '.- Quaker Outs Quick cooking 20 01 pkg. 15<= ,T- \ . ' Prooeg, •erf mers with only a h:i.l ' bruih will come in hair; Hccker's Farina 14or. pkg 18c 28or. pkg. 29c flor tag the finer details r.f mens. Pnce removed (: Post Sugar Crisjrs .... °oz pkB 2<<»25c ,rL., the fossils can Ye Bel Moille Cooked Prilllt'SReadyloierve 29 01 ier 31c '<> a.s crumbling with a c '. : 2.1. lacquer. Minute Tapioca ..... «« 18c *"*' oi, •fuiifor VC2 Lint MHu Just Routine t'i'S , sue, 45< ToOarRoad Test Pilots .In Outstanding Lenten Value all NEW YORK.-W,i I. Louia, J06 miles; P:H!r. L y Oil a «, and llork LUhslcr £, ^ 39* Quid-.; PW tlien, 803 milei; New Y»ik • taW, 875 miles. These dr' e at ]C. ^ uu'll eiijny tlit'sc •.^1 ir-iii-filIftl. Lenten • A taupy favyiitc [nr making satisfying aent two ot thret d ;• Skijipy Peanut Uutter Creamy 15Oi jar 39c treat". They're fresh l'nmi A&l''s oven;! hard driving fur tU sandwiches, snacks and cheese dishes. Of touriiU. llershev's Choeolule Syrup . , lib can 15c Bgt for the roud' Marvel Wliilt Breads 11* Large Brown »nd White I auch diilances are j Slahl Meyer Beef Slew . • • , 1 it CM 37c work. For example! " From California Firms Brown' u1 Serve Rolls • • • pig.oii2l7c Fresh Eiiita w^n tait driver* recently •LipIOH Soil|) Mix Chicken Mooctl* canon oi 3 pkflj 32c of better than BOO i: • for 70 days—and thiit Potato Chips . . • w . • 5ozpig25c Habitant Pea Soup , v „ 23 oz can % lot 33« Fresh lluttor terlni heat along the ' h 29c der that ranged as t, > OHVC Oil 6;>n pml bot 53c quart bol 9$0 Plain Danish Ring . Sliced Swiss Domtihe b 75« greei. Fourteen huui- • BrOCColi «*chl9c were puihtd over a -' WIlolC Chiekcil College Inn 3 Ib 3 oi can 1,1*) Crated ClieCSe liallar. slyle-Bordin'j 3 OI ihtku 30c Tit* pace wa« main'..' Ieeberg Lettuce * w«t»m th»n MH00O mile»-a di C PoUIld Cake Cheny silver, gold or marble, 9 oi cgl each 27c Ch««» lood Spaghetti Dinner ! chei Boy pi». 37 Ched-O-Bit to flve;y««' milcagt i MllslirOOlllS Snow Wbilt 11b. 45c crage family car. Pink SallUOIl , Cold Stream 11b. can 37c Blcuded Swiss ib 53c Easter ( audit's The terrific .driving !• (Cabbage N.wwhJJ. tib.6e Tuna Fish Flakes j Suiiana 6orc*n27c i Collage Cheese Focdcrall 12 cL cup 19c made in roadkestiny \ i l tt a new motpr oil ' . Carrots Weilem bunch 8c Jelly Eg^sj ' Woflhmore lib. bag 23c Dog VuUIinicS Haiti Mountain Dog Candy V/t of. pkg 8c Limburger Mohawk soi.pks 33c ContiMhtalOil'comp:!! •> idowi| of tte motors at Table Celery p»cai or whn» bunch 10fc Cocoanut Cream Eggs Worihmm. iib.box29c Swaucc Tissue o><> SoiHtonSlaitioe jffir 4 roiu 30^ Liederkranz Bordm't 4 oi pkg. 35c the long run, m.bag 19« Marshniallow Rabbits choc covered 6oz iray29c Hudson Paper Napkins t«»*iu pig oi802for21C Kraft Be Luxe SHCC S American or pimanlo Vt b pkg 29c ot teelmicians of the N •earch Institute sii'*1 Fresh Dates aiiiomi* 801 pkg. 15c MartihtUalloW EggS Chpcolat* cov.ied 10oilray;j9c BX Soil pohthmg Iboi •» pi. can 25c , ql. can 45c Kraft Swiss Slices . . , , , n b kj 31« Ot any cotiiequence 1: ' P meaiuriment wlUi hir' Almond Nut Meals • 6 0: wiio, bag 29c Assorted Chocolates Waiwa 1 ib. ovai bo* 85c Windex Window Spray ... 2cjo»b»i.29« Kraft Old English Slices , , toitrumenta t aru)wt

Kmlvr V.urtl Fashion Forecast Avenel Items LOUISA'S Junior Sportsmen Negra in Charge EaBtcr Seal lloy Holding Show In Of NCE Exhibit M,i Mr.-;, w. W. Warman —The Woman's' Club will meet LETTER iivirtian Church at- next Wednesday at the school- lmu.se, with Mrs. Edward Rctfan , ;,nnual reunion and Dfai Louisa: New Brunswick Man HtiH as presiding officer. Election of ,l, New York area r officers Is on the agenda. Mrs. T n.v| 19 «. us nit] nnd am mar- Part in Visitors Day ried to a boy the same -M\P. W. nnmbi, the doer, and t host of in,, alumnus of the Prank Barth, program chairman, ifive bocn married two years and lils nelahbors, Includlin Stinky At Newark College c.llrce at Maryvllle. will talk on "Federation." Plans .,, , New York City have R baby. I he skunk and Beimy the beaver, n will be completed for the annual NEWARK-John S. Neura. ,ii,li Waldo Lloyd, presl- fclver since the baby came mv pin's muskrats, opossums, chip- dinner dance to be held at the munks, Miulmls, rabbits, pheas- Auth Avenue. Iseltn, n Newark „. collPRP. «nd hls son- husband has been leavlna me alone Colonla Country Club, with George HI nlnht anrl nnin« out by himself ants and quail are mtklDl per- College of EnulneerlnR senior, will Iir;,,on;l,-y in the Phlllp- Ruddy's orchestra furnlshinfi the sonal appearance* »t the Junior lake a prominent part in the nn- , ,.,1,-st speakers. He goes to movies and even t'i music. Mrs. James McHugh and parties. while I sit home and nurse sportsmen's Show at the Veter Dual Visitors' Day' prwrum in he Mrs. Bertram Van Cleft arc co- He says he's not goins to tie him am' Center In New Brunswick. heW at the collese Saturday Tlr- chairmen. Several new fefctUrw have been Affair, traditional "open house" «•, ...... of April 5 self down and not have any fun added to the exhibits »t this year's NCE, is the blcsest ttll-.stiidcni April 12, when —Mr. and Mrs. Mcrwln Jones, And late'y he has hardly been Riv- outdoor* exposition it Uf* Vet-event of the school year. •,' ,',"i.viiii will Rive a dinner formerly of Avenel, now of Floral lnR me any money to run th 1 erans' Center which opened yw- Ne(?ra will be In Thaw of the '!i',,. ,,f ihe Rosary Society Park, L. I., were guests of Mr.house with or to buy clothes. if-rrtay. The show continues today exhibits and demonstrations to ho , ,,iion of their work. The and Mrs. Herbert Hanson, Mclnzcr I nm all upset and nm thinking and tomorrow. eonductwt by the chcmie.il ensi- ,,,n he recited at 7:30Street, Sunday. of ROIIIR home to my mother. Sh Runsrll Miller, fl. asks all Ameri- didn't wp' mo ti set married There Is no admission charge tot necrlnn dfpnitmcnl. Lasl year the ca to aid crippled rhilrirrn. Rai- ' ,,,,,, which the dinner will —Dr. and Mrs. Clifton Mycr, display attractrd more titan 7.000 sed is the 1950 Kastrr Seal Child ,,,,i ;,, i a short business anyway. What would you advise? the show which has been arranged u formerly of town, now rcsidlne in Ohio by the New Bnmswlck-Hlghtoni Including parrnls and fam- selected by the National Sncletj ,ull i,,. held. An Easter far Crippled Children and AdoHs. I'Colon. Mich., were Sunday puests L. B. Park Junior Sportsmen's Commit- IHes of students. hi«h srhnul pupils Tn s l 1 11 11 ,',,. will be held during of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mazzur, Answer: iee nnd is a wholly volunUfr proj- and the :eneral public, Nc^r.. i.s | * *'•**}". « "I ","'* .,! ';,, hour and prizes will be Lenox Avenue. sponsored in this state by UK It Is pathetic" for clhklren ti: ect of md nnd gun club members in chemical eniimpnina National Society through Its state —Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Wcferliii!! marry so .younfi—before they ar nnd sportsmen In the Middlesex at the institution. •ociety and local affiliates. [..lilies' Auxiliary of Ave- and family. LenoX Avenue, attend- ready for the responsibilities anc County area. .He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. cnTipany will leave by ed the confirmation of Mr. Wefcr- j sacrifices matrimony entails, Amrms the new features are two JoKn Neara. In 1840 IK was mart- ,„ HI,, nrehnusd tomorrow llnu's niece In Irvlngton, Sunday. 1 i Neither you nor your husband exhibits from Rutgers University natwl from South .Side His / • Russell Fisclic . Rtiscllc, spent |. M. i oiittend a theatre —Mr. and Mrs. William Barth. ! had had your playtime before you School. At. NCE he Is a meinbrr ot an oyster display and the other ilu1 weekend "will Ins uncle and i, Ni'\v York City. Mrs. Har- North Plfllnfleld, were Saturday married, but you probably refused a Rcolnsjy display. The oyster ex* the varsity bnseball Ir^m, the i, ,, mi is in charge of ar-Kuests of Mr. and Mrs. Prank. to lhten to your parents when they! hlblt shows the'ferowth of an oy.v Ameriean Cliemlral Society mid aunt. Mr. »nd Mfv Gcoviit. Kayssr, Barth, Manhattan Avenue. advised you to wait until you were' tor nnd the ReflOKy exhibit'shows the Visitors' Dny eommltuv. Fifth Avenue. older. You got your way, and now woloRical formations of Middlesex are paying for it, but your hus- ,'nnnt.y and surrounding $reas. band is selfishly inslstinR on hav- The principal game and fbh dls- ing his cake and eating it, too. :iys have been .arranged by the Factory CLOSEOUT Sale I see no future In such a life for stnte Fish and QRme Council, In- vmi unless you two have a show-. iiided are live trout, bass and pan- down, Whatever money he make- fish, quail, pheAsanti and a num- ONE DAY ONLY! over your Hvinff expenses should ber of small name ahlmals. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, !i A. M. - 0 P. M. RO in savings and recreation for The entire stase of the Veterans'' you both. Announcement! Center has bcei) turned over to this If he has been going out sev- i Middlesex County committee for, Sensational Buys in..... eral times a week, he can take the thr Junior Sportsman of America. same amount that he has been The exhibit leaturw' wofV<>f -Jun- The Master Barber's Ass'n., comprise spending, hire a responsible person ior Sportsmen wouM .Wch as LAMPS SHADES to stnv with thr baby, and take Mioltcr constructifoi' SJlA;fe.ed sta- you out for one evening. Oth» The annual Sprinjjtimr Fashion l'aradc is due on Easter Sun- tions for wHdjtfe,1eitpl»i»tlon ol .00 infj ItarlierH in Woo"%, House votes pay rise to 120,000' Shakespeare to appear in pic- final Jump, discovered that he had SAVES MONEY- •x-G.I.'s in postal ranks. . turo form for "comics" readers. I also cut his throat. 6 ^ HERE! NEW DeSOTOS & PLYMOUTHS ,•-./>" C'ralc of Whitman's tfi ( ocoanut Cream KITES YOUtS I OK \ HAITI KASTEK—tliefc 39c F^_ K»\ Rifts to cive , . . these thines iif F R MMED ATE 1 I,b. Fruit and Nut 7Q« tirauty to tompliini'iit your own lovely SALES * SERVICE ° ' ' Kccs I uQ sell . . . these sweets and toys lo delight (rate of 12 Chocolate tlir children. Yes—our Easter Itask'-t is M ETCH IK MOTORS, Inc. nileil lo tivrrllnwiug with bi(r«values for IWarshmallow Ees« 29c eift-Kivine ;iml personal need. So be a YOUR AUTHORIZED DcSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER Hollow Chocolate Novelties smart bunny anil save mousy bj com- 446 Si. Georges Aw. Rahway, N, J. Uf ilU to I'l.'RMX PHARMACY today (or •10c 2.95 Easter liuys that will open your i-yos. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY

GORGEOUS CANDY-FILLED BASKETS i From > ) ..ittjiW'^iS 49c to $3.95

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1 •• m t SUITS i SUITS > KVENING IN IT PARIS S' "i COATS 75c Perfume (OATS v* and 75c Lipstick Super Deluxe $1.50 Value Assortment of Both $1 QQ Salted Nuts- 1 No Peanuts ) 1 OPiN AN ACCOUNT! Months to Pay! PERnifltES • ll FREE .#1.25 " Vacuum | LAVKNDER Tabu $2.00"" P*cktd TO1I.KT WATER Gill Box •-i:^ Kahcrgc .$1.25 "" WITH :i CAKtS U1) MOM OUI Chantilly $1.50 YARDLEY SOAP KEMPS t Little pieces . . . jackets, scarves, Yaidley .$1.50 "" NUT SHOP! capes aqd stoles. Smartly styled for \f Evening in Compacts from 98c to $11) 7=: up Chen Yu Nail ifcts »1.00 up Spring 1950 in your most desired Paris .... *'"' Rcvlon Match Box $1.61) "mm Colv. $1.00 "'' Cb> Electric Hair Dryer $4.95 precious furs! ... but wonderfully HOUBIGANT EQUALLY ACCURATE available ... at prices'lower* than Your prescribed medicine may take any (iift Hox uf Two of a number of shape* In its finished you'd ever dreamed possible! . . . $1.00 Flural form. It may be compounded aa a-ltyiilo Fragrances i powder ... as pills ... or as an , and just in time for Easter wearing! ointment. But whatever its torn, VOII $2.0U Value »tt always sore that it is the produvt of the same meticulous aectiracy—the same nainstikinif attention to detwl—that to fur '1.00 yfawn#>9>wy*l** # «the ^^W."" In health benefits from the medicine your doctor prescribes. Woodbridge Gund Deluxe PLUSH Fur Shop CREDIT CLPTHlNO EASTER TOYS 184 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY 50% OFF 522 Ainboy Avenue, Woodljrjdge INDRPENDENT-I,F,Ani-i

THURSDAY, MARCH Hie features of undrrwiil.l acler.s. (,7>/fon Evening /)rr*.< for Sprint Brisk Advance Sale Wh:-n all these penple in ., ,; Burchak Elected hiiiisr on u jquiet slreel in \>. For P]ay Apr. 15,16ilyn, the repercussions nimivi Iselin VFW Head i hinse Mortimer, playc.l h\ ], SWAP AND SAVE at JKiHhinsky, the nne sune inlli: ! df ihs fiiinlly and cnnipiK ; Installation and Open 'I,': : !•.:>, ;tv fur lii'.> ft;iiii!i Israel | moralizes members of tiv l',. : :i of "Av-.i-nic a;ul Olc! ,ii!«.i jlyn Police Force represi ,n House to br Held on u;i,' of the fnst?sl inr; SOKLER'S • Carteret I ,,rv." j V Kline, Dr. Ralph |)..!;- Saturday til Post Horn. I'Alt d." 1 f,i!:'!'~('nmfili('S ever pi'O- l Tanspy. Miss Am iiii 13;luriv.ay. which will br .in; Irvitm Gondsti'in i ISELIN -Walter T. BurchftV. ;ii:";i'i!i d April 15 ;inrl 16 (tl t.lie iamin Rflblnnuitz. Al T"i» :, wns elei ted commander of Iselin mid Ftnatmel Clinpnr :-:in:!ii • Memorial Post, No. 2636, VFW, "Ari'-nii1 mid Old Lnee" is [he cast, ' HI n meeiini: held lasl Thursday o[ t'l." 'Im'.ibie" Brewstrr 1 :irv $118-50 HI [lost headquarters. He "lurcepci. - ; who -piKf' tlvir rUlerbprry DINNER OOES TO SFA I Arthur Donnelly. . j with iir.wnU'. The parts are Kesslngland.Englawi- Th i Othei officers elected wwr: Emil ilaycd by Mrs, Henry Belafsky tery of what happened to ii CnninmosMi. senior vice com- uid Mrs, Harry Kitten. PRICF FIXTP i:oose Mrs. Rose Uttim: vw mander; Victor Varanay Jr., jun- Thrrc is Jonntlinn Brewstev litna to have for dinner uu BY FAIR lR'\';f ior vice commander; Sanford D. who has iilsi mnniiri'd a numbi r when fishc/men told Mi1, i Luna, re-elected quartermaster: )f in;1.!, iJiuyed o; J.r.'k GoltilPiiKcr. Ihey had seen II. swilunii; 1 Oeori'e H, Stan , chaplain; Arthur Iv. Is'iilfne Raiiinowitz will poi- miles at son. Donnelly. Elwood Donnelly and tmy "Tctkly" who fintuc ' ' "' ell anil 1 IAMOIS • Milton Ashley, trustees. SflT XV il.li IVrtily I!JIIV $:u>~'! .7:t5.»™ pnid in :. i 1 A joint installation with the Wiiltc! HiKlcri,' Ml \\ v: I in '4fl under Kecunty Ac I auxiliary and open house jvill be uutr of I):, Kui'.i, ::i wnii 'held Saturday niffht at post head-, SII.YI-K qii.niers. The outgoing officers will be in charge and Alfred Gei- iiriiin. einhth district commander. SKRVICK ' ivill install the slate. Mr Burchak, chairman of the «o nvx is Sprinu Frolics dance, scheduled for April 21 in St. Cecelia's Rec- reation Center, announced that tickets are now available from any member of the post. Baron Bobick's orchestra will play feu he dancing. Peter Fenick, Sewaren, was wel- onied into membership. Sanford Luna, cliairman, announced plans HruaO, tri-colored panels In the skirt mid ;i hifrh, choker-type are progressing for the unnua' collar on the halter blouse five this evening ensemhle a regal Air. Poppy Day sale. Mail* by Lottc of Urewyn from Wesley Simpson's 'Rustler" coi- The next meeting will be held tuti, it was selected by I'usmopolH&ji mazarine editors (or a sprinc April 13, 7:30 P. M,, at Post Head- wiirdrubc. The skirt, cut full and tone, eomes in Kray-chartreuae- quarters. ,i wliite, or Eray-navy-mative and sells for about $1i. Another $8 buys the Mouse, which buttons t« the waist and is in sray, char- *:LKCT OFFICERS treuse or inuuve soHd colors. AVENEL-The Ladies' Auxiliary of Avenel Memorial Post, VPW has mits will be issued at the main elected officers as follows: Mrs ji At Satuly Hook gate of Fort Hancock Military Wililam Oery,president; Mrs. H;ir- AS 1 To Be Mad< Available Reservation without charge and old Barr, ,»enor vice president: - TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE will be honored daily Including Mrs. Nicholas Toft, junior vice Sunday during the period frotr The commandinK offlcrr at Fort president; Mrs. Robert Clark. sunn-.:- to one-half hour before chaplain; Mrs. Pearl Clark, tuianl; ON THIS MUNI) NEW 1950 «.7 CUBIC WAIT Hancock hai announced that flsh- dark. Mrs. Joseph Sulo, treasurer; Mrs m'A privileges will be xranted again, Jolin Schuermann. conductress: this year for all bona fide flsher- The influenza epidemic of 1918' I Mrs. John Osthoff, three-year, inen who desire to fish at Sandy 1919 attacked 525 million persons j trustee; Mrs. Toft and Mrs. Laura Hook. Fishing will be permitted on throughout the world and killed 'Davidson, delegate at large; Mrs \ OsthofT and Mrs. Joseph Schn'id-, a two-mile strip on the Atlantic about 21 million, with the death INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER i^idc of Sandy Hook extending from er, district delesate. loll nipve than half a million in |Th( main Bate to Spermaceti Cove. Leading educators oppose U. S Anyone .holding a permit from the United Stales. funds for parochial schools. •, previous years will need to apply Missouri's captain takes full Business demands a reduction | The finest foods from the garden spots of for a new one as the old permit in taxes instead of a rise. wl'l nut lie honored. FishinA per- bliune fur Mioundini; (if battleship. the world are yours wh»n you liny Flagstaff-picked at the peak of perfec tion. Taste them today-because tasting is believing!... Ah-h, how delighted you Molded Fashions will be that Flagstaff quality actually costs no more than the ordinary kind! Tops Them All!

LADIES' yows COATS from CHRISTENSEN'S '•IIIL r-KlENDLY STORE' ^ LADIES' from SUITS YOUNGSTOWM JCitchenalder LADIES' 42' CABIMtT SWK TOPPERS SOKLER'S offer you the refrigerator "Femineered" for you . . . The Iutcrnational Harvester . . . it's beautiful, it's deluxe ... it has huge Complete capacity . . . it's designed for convenience awl economy . . . and best CHILDREN'S with Fillings o* all, it's LOW PRICED AT S(MLER'S. There's storage raoro for 12 large bottles, an automatic eggdispenser, bniU-in one-hand bottle lutgllallM opener, "stowaway"' looker for Frozen Foods, glass meat tray for C 0 AT S Check the over-sized chickens and large bulky incuts ... plus many other features. work-jovlng features U\s top value . . . made by the Famous International Harvester, MohU'il Fath'wns Lmds. th<> Sprmy Season With the hdesl Things ':^^!fW^'-'^^M^^^, v MV ' l,Wil»«-ll«f.-- »"' Hurry Down to SOKLER'S! Find out more about this senna* ibM, • pUt«i« •• ••"• k..l. tional TRAPK-1N SALE. LOW - LOW PRICES!! (.Htm OUR LOW OVERHEAD POLICY—Our terrific buy on materials has PAY THE EASY WAY ... A Few Peumes A Day! given us the opportunity to offer you OUK CUSTOMERS, thtiit SEN- Use Our Easy BudgetTerm s SATIONAL BARGAINS at UNUSUAL LOW PRICES. ! tm*u tin n APU We did not sacrifice workmanship or material to bring you tticsc

y 10 A.M. fo4P.M. QUALITY FURNITURE Z GRACE 8T. 67-69 ROOSEVELT AVENUE (Corner Pir •m% :|;. CARTERET 8-5185 Open Unity from*) A, JW. to 9 f\ M. \,fX^ Open Evenings TiU 9 O'Clotk Open Sutunluy 9 A. M. to 5 P. W. it Except Tuesday and Thursday, 9 A. M. • 5:39 P. M. THURSDAY, 30, WflK -*..1! Soda-Foilntafn Suridrt IiEGAf. NOTICES ttOAt NOTIMS LEGAL NOTICES LEOAtNOTUF.S VtungPorenisUrged SMMIM nl tl,|H nr,liiiiir, nl TwnUna llrll'liy I llll'Tiill .! in,|ln :,lc,-, New .tersee, nn ntintl *|Htell|i'iirtHtell|i v nil (lie Intiil run Iliillilli-I all,I I'Uyti Binntd as Hre Haiard ripenleil. <:nl n? fnllnvvs: :li ,lav uf April, Ifllii, ;it * n'el ml pr^nilK^^ n uwuwnni'd ennitnlleilll tlK I mlliiM p.-rI - liit. m ,-'i(Wr ;;, Till-, nr.llnaiii e slinll t.'llse effeel Sp.'liini 7. Tl i» 1 i, ml -iiiitnihlv in-1'' PITTSFIELD, MASft-A soda- SI. ili.S.T.i. in IIS >',i"ll lln > llnttap I'nlioli, liniirtitnl '•" -inili nl t - li ,n,ln i ' < , .1! - In r'-h\ i 'i.iuiiiiI lerina n-^l I i r'l'e »m!-ninntiih [IM v nii-ni •< uml in nili'l- n- giv rii in opp.ni i i,, I., I Ah i.Iii Unniitftll el Hi: unit nn the 1'f.pe 11.-.I. TbGaihfxperiente Issued' by fire chief Thomas F. \IUsl >» Inn t'M'i'i't,,, ,'i,inpi'n-':ili,in slinU t,. ( I' i.iiiiiPtur hv ,i|io exlulni! rmrtli- I. This iinlliiin,, -'hill liike elT.-el rfflW YORK. - Young parents ii. j. i'i'-Nii:.\N'. ,• I.i iv. Tmi nshliii'li-rk. lilt III II , ni" ,'HM.nv tli'lil Wnrk. ,li" livlmnv I:.mil' !.'.: eKIi'n'llnp fruit; Al'iit'ST I i;lrl',IM-llj could do themselves a lot of good The Ice cream eoncdctlfm, fea- 1 , Tn In- itilverllni.il In linle|ieii,Irnl- 'iKIlliig, .Knpi'I-ylKlntl, mill lllspi'i'tlm AS cl.-hlVAM'l-: TII AMKNIi AN tin.ill St.iinHI JC, \ mi ll!nli|i> I ,11,11,1!'' . Ml,-! I I. Connors 1 K they did their own baby-slttinft tured by a local drugstore, was l.ciuli-r nn Myir.l. iiil ami Apl'l ii, it ;ili> nT N,I|II iiiiprnv iinont •', wlilil. I'UMIIN V\i'l-! KNTITI.Kl' AN' knowrt as the "flanilnjt siindne." , l!i.Mi. with niilli'e ni1 imlilie hrat-lnn ftiil I'IIIIIIII-HJIHIUHV ihnli in iml MNvNVK T l.v in- Tmm- en is ll «• ii IT nf rn-nnl, niul nn ; I'iircflll pirpil- ill'cr lu'opi'i I'niiiniltli'i's nr Ih al ,|.|n| linn mi \v, il II. I Till. N'OTK'l-i I-! irKKKI'Y CIVKV I hill -I in I'nliru tti-e ,11 li:e TT" « IHLIILII u rfal;e shi !i ileeHhiii nh'1 mlrnri the b*st mejus of gaining practical of sugar, mils, and thr« drops Z, AH nr,lilt;i in ,'.« nl pufh- nf lil.lt- lV 11,1 • •_-»- i'n l-lr '--Hi l-'l ;,il when the lawn ll e Inllm'lntf pr-ipn-.e I nl,Ilium,a' nlllll V nl Mill- II sin h, t-iiniinhslnners, ?*o In hi i ;in<'i'i< ll.i li m niih I in uvi- experience in raising children. « :is Ini in.1 1 ami pa: -n .) n« llmi .niv llH \ H..ll il'l",hi|. ,1, kh,i|| .ici'in Jn?( uryl I'Tup- Inr main tenant nf lemrtn extract. 1 • lnn>; IVI II.I is i,|',litl:lll, c ;!'" I, I-'I-I 1,11,1 I ,,1 I '!' . .-I anil in i|n iVIrltivrr ,'M> s:l|,| •i- i-iiim iil :i iin i-iliitt nf the Tnivn- |n li'lr 'ITII'I' I'll MITHI: Formerly, Mrs. Gruenberg said, The extract, containing 70 per -•• i.iinr- .iii hy law iiuiluir' 1 nnd eai'ly ihl|i I'l.niinlilee nf ili(» r I-I, illlf ilt a I ilie, ,,: ll.e T.iWtl ibbut rearing children ing. AI'ill'jiT I", dlWI 1 i t iii" sprins. •iiil iinilii -iin-i' « 11 he liilieii up fur , he sum nl I'-nrlV'iiim llinHtreil tin lliil,|.» hy s:i|.I In.H'f ,,n tlir. intli Ilip itiuilllt I Tn«tl«lil|i i 'nininii i,-,Mn:ili-;i • I ,, i (I Inn.nn i I inllai'- pi r > ea i, t,i h< .liiy ,,l Him li, I'ilii, I'IMIIII Frhhiy, |me from her marriW brothers, sisters Burke ruled the' delicacy was a Illllhf-I enilJlih-rillhill Illl'l Uli'll il" W i ll.l'hllil'. in I .'nlli-l V of mi; apply l 1 ,iii.| in M-iiii-iiniMlhh inslallni, nis lite I Illi .Im uf April. IH.'i'i, lit (lie .'\, New -li I-1"- 1 I'M mi lhe and cAuilni who had families. silK' III ,1 Illi-elmU "I' s.ahl TiiU'lls'ilp Mlilili. fire hnwrd tn fur coats, sweaters, II. .1. IH"Nli|.\N. ^ Si. I nil 1 n l in iii'iiin iri'.-e i n- In>nr iir Hi n', Inek In lhe fiircnnun 1 a,,i ;i «oo(l practice i'i,li;,|iiilli-,- In he hi-lil al Ih- meelill-j •;Mh i r. ni Mir, h. I ». an.i it-nt "Nowadays," she continued, "we and cotton, dresses. rnnlll ill II e Mlllll- i|ial liiiililiiii,' li. Tu\| mihil'l'hrli, ln>l an al'irve is iii'i-ihy iinirmlc, nf '-.ml il.iy, ill the I'nnrt llnnse, In ,1 iil i Miian' i' « II he ill e" »ll fllf .,, iiiirin to HIP lawn. Til hi- llilveliisi',1 111 |ni|l':,l'l|,ll III- ,, Te.nl .IS ll|l|.i««; 1 not orlly have th« smaller family Wcinilln-'cln'-, Ne«- .lirsnv, ml lln- iiie I'liy iil' New III'IIIIMVI. v. In Ilie ii-tlici- . ..nsiil in-l Hi.nl |iii'- iii <'vpry two to I ("nilci- nn Jliin-h illl ami A pv 1 ii se tlnn J. 'I'lie ."iilni'y m Ihe T.IWII 1 I 11 h ilay nf Am 11, I'l'ii', :,t s n'elni 1< I'liumy "i M|i|,i|i's,.\ an.i Stale of i i m. my I, • \ I I I',. ,, i>>-*' Ip unit but parents who themselves 111.11). With mith'e nf nilhlle heulnsi iiii], I'lelli-Th IllTi'liV liM-ll .11 Ihl .•illl ho often rnonah. e Atlantic by Air I'. M. ili.S.T.i.. "i- as suon lln n • New Jemcy, iin the limp ami |,|;n i> .'nu nill t '-I- i hr III 1,1 -l ll- mei'llnit com* from small families. Conse- Inr II: nl iii!ii|i||nn nn April 11, l'i> anil hf Three 'I" Ml Illl I Clnllll. «'h.-n -al.I poiltliin will h,. ln..iril. in iiulii 111 ti I• • i• I 'M . Il lihl HI' III ,,. in have the soil 1 1 •I ithti-h Illlie .tli.l pl'UT all pel'snli- I-i.- :;-:yi- i-« \ , .nll.ii - I'll > i.ir, III I.r iiii i,i ih uVI !\ I'ieii ilnip uilt Flauil'l nnpe ii' if y.ui «' Ilir'..liie. NeN'e« « -l.'tl'r-,', - m1,11i Mihi« quently triey hav'en't the know-how Old Story to iMHontrr-flld lln: U,!\ iii^liiilllU'llIv. ,,'i,ii:v. and apply lime Will, Illiiy I'" llilnl'esll "I'llW'l'i i'i W'll il.-lii' in lu. bcanl. •III, il.n ,,: A n'l, I'i',,'. .il i "'' li" >l . of their relatives to guide them." :; Ail 1,1 .ilnad'1'"' nr parts nl1 ni-,|| NEW YORK.-Crosslng the At-In- alri'li an i.111.i• 11 unify In In- hi aii MITKT, '. M. ili-^T i. u'i a- -••• " thiri-i-- I hv thr Ws iiiiii'is in* iiiitiislinl with Ii',' |,r,,\i There; is some knowledge of child , nn, I'lliillK I I.i- -,iMl,',i NhTll'K l^i I'll'ilM'Il'.V UlA'l-iX llmi Ailnrni-y ileper .1 ..i s, u tfli-r .is s:i ,| inn i,< , ,-, I,,- i,-., l\\ I, - lantic by air Is getting to be old -Inns nl I nis nl.lilimlr.' are In 1 rii II li 1,1,1, Inn II I I ' • all I" I'-uhS ;.„, r; nftrfl tin rnllnwiiiK prnpuHi' I nlilinali'i' care, but the application Is lack- I-,, j. DVXH; <\'. I-I'P. .ll.-ll. stuff ^for 19-month-old Michael Was Itltl'nilueijr ailll |iilH.1.'il nil Mrs! SAi-KKTT M. lili'KIXSON. «'hu aiav li,' ml' i, -I,',I l: . i. In will > ;numl that nn annual •TftWiifOiln Clerk 1 1 1 I. Till- HI •Uiihiii-t! nlnill t;«Ui> en'e, Ing, she noted, adding that the com- -i-- !!"' ill - njeellntf iil |h(i Tn\'ii- | u; |ihi n .III npl I'llli'ill V I" he I • r :11 • I li Mahy—who does It a"s casually as AN oi.'HNAXrK fi'i A*H"..\'li A.' II |. i- ill.il.lll'l pIl'Mi il.l'.l I'V I'lW. .' ...... L t . ,,li w M i._ ^ J JJ . J* . niu i-liiillH li '- I,""' ,,l , (-omplcic garden bination of more knowledge and less sliljl CunlmlttPe of ,l,!ie 'I'nwnshii' (!eiier;r| it he were stepping Into and out Of 1 AI'HIW i'. r.i:i:iNi',i;, I1 I hl'VliM-N. Tn KIN Till-', SAl.AKN m .Wimi'iliMiliti . Ill Hie I'.niiily nl 1 Allnnieys nf .,1, ;,s S-10-5 or 4-12-4 practical experience "creates a bot- i 'intimil iri'liiiili-il -1. ,u"£ his toddler. II|.' TIIK (•iJi.i.i'.iTui: OK T \xi;>," Allilllll-Si'X, "Nl'W IPIMH', hehIll-Illl mIlll iIII Ih. . i'VTi:u: T.,.wn--'!l' I'lerU \i ..,. inwn a. Ri'eat deal. tleneck." : 11111111 f 11 | lei i-llli.i-l1 , 1!H7. •;Mll ilny nf M'nri'li, lil'id, ami il'iit ,'.N i ? 1: 111 V ' Xi'K Tn AMKNI' AN His father, traffic manager for j V Ill-i IT i'I; I'A I NI'U* |i>' (he 'l-'uwn vnIil imUnniii'i' will lie liikfn up fm MM i \ -,xi': K TII \:'JLI AX HI:- ii',.,1 it iherateof about Mrs. Gruenberg took Issue with 1 i.i.usii nix v.xri: 'i\ MI-:NT .wi' i ')Mri-:NSA. shuttling over the ocean because WiKiiilirhlKe III (lie <'iimity nl M1.1-njit' lit • ini-i'tiiiK nf ^iil'l Ti,\\ nsl'ii' -NuTiri.; is IIMOUKIU' • ,1VI-'IN ilm1 this in the late l.tMni' S^. !•• Ii :in a iiii A;,i I n, i"\ i'v \ i''ini:i-' I'I.I-:I:K ANM A •|ll\lt swer to preparation for family life llll-M'V I Illl f. t'lifrinil tpe tn lir In'lil :)t lls HlPi'llllir the fnlliiwItiK |irii|in«cil nrjiniiina his grandpa rents in Brussels "don't l'i.,n. l'. il., l.llli-e nf plllilie liem illH 'A-UIIKi: IX Till'1, in I i' li i'i' Till; 1. Si-t-tlnll 1 nf Ilie nvil iml lire I'll muni In the Munlelpiil lluilil'iitf in !,,i a al inlni'lin,, „„ Apjil II, l".r..V. ^;. - iminitiii'pi. ,11, .,.t >,. ,,.l 1 an.,,,,,1 i IHKSpi,^.,lI nnt l tl,-« cornet through "more arid more i ' il,I K 'Tl' : HI.1 TAN I-:--.11 ii Inptnl seem to be satisfied to hnve him ll t|e,! ,\:- ahnye i.-i l.iT'-hV il Illl Mile' Wninlliriillfi', 'N'e« ,IHIS"V. mi ilic .1 • 'iii ii ''' i f" JI I ' ii]''*'! i \\fi n I \v c T"M ri I'ei.'i.-ln i I, I li 17. i!if;>iion of the fcrtl- courses." She Said colleges give away frnm them for very long." I nn ilny i.r April, ri.vi, .it < nVio.'ii """ ,__J ! si.ill I "ulllltlJUcf nf th,. Tliunshil I', M. ih.S.T.l, nl us sin n there- l-.l-i IT i ii'l Al.-.KIi ,- i' • Tniin- .,MI.-.. ii can be put on couries today In everything from Si" li|,ii I. Tlie sul.-iry nf Ilir <'nl ,,., . " \V',n,i,if,ilnn', h| ihi' Ominly nl Michael spends some time in the il l|, r..II,ai Ilie nf I - T-.w nsl.ll> nf li-elui- ul' TilM'.i shllll he |,hl- -Mini n lllt|lr;ls .illiil Mill Her, I'll ll 1.0 re nll.'il, oi.Xlil-I.M NATION I'l'.Ol l-.l'.IHM.s | :.||,l,ii,-,.\. N',., l.-i-v-*-, h( W ll'l i ,!- HI li.e I'i cockpit with the crew, visits with hrl'i'l'i" 'hi' , ,.,. i- ' ''"V "I M:ll-' h, I'l.-.O. ulnl thnl 1 1 II, S,'X Hal , i,;lily season means but "most courses sre boring and l.u-i p.-r year, tn he pihl III sellll- H'liii mill lie tnterenlCil lliiTeln Will the passengers, tries' to he of help iiiX'i!;.\r.i.i: iiAi'-pii ,I, SMAI,I.I-,\,! ,;,i,, ,,,,nM,ln,, wi(| w t..i<,.-, up m, innnt !• Iv i n.L l.tl Iliieilts. lie tivi ll ail iiiipiiriiuilly I" lie In .'H'.l .IllilKi' ill Hi'- Sliperlnl- I'liurl nl plhian,. en- ;i, thp grass starts to not relevant." it' i'i- i nii'ijf i-jiiiuii ami rtiiiil pn ih the gnlley, ard more'thnn once .'. All nrilliiani-1 * iv Piirlc nf nnli- I'lini-oinliis 11 e .^:iiin'. New ,ler-'i-y, Mlihllesev I'miniv it I, In' illli lnlfil si ai a iih-ctiim ni' M.ii.f TiUriisi J! .1.1 .. ill be available to It Mr«. Gruenberg recommended has wound up in the service bar, t-ain-es ill, nniiii-'lenl Mil tl ll,e plnVl- II. .1. lifNIOAN', II lhe III.Ill,•! nf till' lirliliul. nl I'l.ll'lllill'l'l- In he li.-lil ill it Si-'-iluii ::. Tlf iinnlliil -.alary i.f i,,on that makes for that parents, particularly those his dad says. • inn.- nf Ihi- i,i'liiiMine are hei'ehy Tiuviisliln Cl.ili lie Slillr lli^,llU;l\' I "unUlU^s'lnll 1...,m in ihi' sttinh ipitl Hii|iiiin» I' A'N fin'DVNAN'f'l', Tn A'MI-iNIi AN • r ni I,,,- Slate nf X'eW .lirsey WiiiiiHirl.lici1, N,'W" .h-rsey, nn Hi.il,.' I " i.'l I'irl!, si Illl he the IIIU «f •i-i'n. If Rood srasses with small families, cooperate :;, This nnlinan.v 'hall !at;e effi"! niMilNAiNCI-l |.;NT1TI,I'.II AN "ll-,,r Ilii- • ,,11,1,-lllnitl inn nf Hie llth .111,v .,f April. I'l.'iti, ;il r»,iil'. i,,i'i' linn 11. -1 i s' inn.nlll 1 (most early In the more on a community basis. LEGAL NOTlCth illlllieiliati'lv iipnn ilii :,,|,,nt inn ilinl MNANI'i: liKI.ATINI! Til TIIJ' . "V- lie,I- uf Hunan I'lilnii. I'. M. i U.S.T.I, in- .in sunn lln r I 'nt l;llv i l).l lie il lltliiii I sa l.ir> uf the 1 ailvei-hsin!! .is re,|iilr.',l hy lav,-. h'lUK II-' Till-: Ti iWN.-JII 11* AT- 'hi: llyiiiiin i ,.I,, n iin,I 1:111trt:i all.'l- ii-. s.i'nl niiitler ran he if-ie|,e,| '.l-l ler "I,all In- I!-. "Hill nl twenty. will lend to spread "Why not ask another family 11 1 .vnit'sT i-". I:I!I-:INI;:I;, 'I'IIKN'ISV, mln|i[,',| .[.iniiiirj J1. 1S:I7. r.ihei , his wllV: Tnivuship m nl « hi. Ii iiii,I- niul pliiii' all pel-Mini urn- Iliiinli.-il iiii'l smy i ill lilt.nil I ... iinvn. Often weeds with several children in?" Mrs. N'IITK'I-: ll'r.KI'iliV CIVIvN 11iilnlllit lei'lll'lll -M I.a r£e I'.'l-; IT IIILIIAINI-;|I ),v ilie Tinvn- W Ihriilne, ;i imini.'lpal em-- win, may h,< inlen-sleil therein1 will II,,Iliil-. -,it,I -a;.I ..'I.'He-, slinll he •I !, ii nut. Qruenberg suggested. "They might |irn|Mis(-,| li Allest: s-liip I'lillKKilli'i- "I' the TnWIlsillP ill' |i,,rat:nii uf New Jersey: an,I inhe f; i\ " II all uplmlllinlty In hi- In :| I-. I pm.ihli- iii M-III'- iiiui-inly In.-liill- 1 liilrinhii ,"1 iilnl p.is.ii',1 nn IIIHI. .WnnilliPMlne ill lln I'milily nf Mill- wluiin is may iniii'erti: lie II nitiK I I.e -nuile. iiii-nl'-." A ! like it, and It would solve the small ',• iuire spots, maybe ie i,line .it lei ni Hit. Timii- illertux' llmi: I'h-iise Ilk,: Huh,,' that ipplii llll'Ul II. .i. nt'NirjAN. :'. All iinliiiiiiM is ,,i |i;ii-r- nf ni'im ' family problem," slilri ('.iri1111i11.• Tn In- a.lverii:ieil in hplrpeii'leiii- I. Seel Inn t nl1 llm nrilliiMiii e m- I:I-: 1 II inaile hy lhe Slate IIIKII- Tm\ nsliip i/li-rh al" -es ill, ,'IIV!-U.-Ill IV illl 111,' pI'UVR } r11• v cmnii'li so thf-y nr Wninlhi-iilvi' r.niiilv I.eailei- iiii Miii'l, il'l an,I Ain-il ii, lillcil as iilinve is lier.'l.v Miiieinleil ,VII\ r.,ini|jissinii, r -uf lhe Sl.-ile nf AN' I -lilUXAN'r,*: TU AMJ.'.NIi AN vjullM ..I il,is ur,! i ii a ti, ,• ale hei-eij i "Homing developments, where 1 .\I|IIIIII-M-\, New tin IH.lii, Wilh null.-e nl pulill In ri'.'nl as Inllntts: New .li'i'sey. In the 1 Innnl'ahle Uall'li III:II1NANOI-:'I':NTITI.KH -AN UK- . This till ( .1. Suiillh line In- .hlilKi'i nf Mi. hlNA.NCI-; Til Al TIIOKl'/.i: Till- \ >|,i,ii i l • iiiluplinu an,I . source! might succeed, are not «iiill 'iriliiiiin'-'- vvilt In- 1 ili.-n up l,,r II,e TnWIislliji Allnni.'V ihMll lie tile Sltp.-l'jul' I ',,111 I New .1, i'ii.M npini M l'ii|.NT.\U-:NT III-' A III' '.IIIII ni Iiil i v -«I x Iliiiiiln ,1 it iiiiiii.nli i his |,"lili,HI, u liieh iiftitinli has he' n A.VI'i TO leilHir, it h> liUV. ' ' I I ,irt In-! IMI - Km: ('I'IM'I'I?NSATI(IN in Gruenberg remarked. "A large iii"t:illliH'iit.s. r\ rnmuy I'm- Hie ap- |<).")0 Easter Seal r,,nwmi;lri- i., In- li.l.l at i XUTII'I: is in-:uKi:y mviiX that ,1 ,M ,1,1 TNK .\!,''>.\lll|'M;-;*rill-:i:1''.(il''l" :nl.ipl- -.'. All iinliliailris nr piil'ls nl' nl'.li- llnee AH. ili number of complaints from moth- nil,in In !•., Muni'i|,.il 1111,1• 1 UK In ;,,- K.ilnftlriR pnipnseil iir.llnaiiei! iMiintnient ilisii'Iel'i sh',1 .•.I .Inn,, it, ijliT an,I iiiueinl.'.l Julj iin'iiiiNlKteni with ilie prnvi t. .1 lil'.NIliAN. W.ini!lir.iliti', 'S'.-w .Icr.ii'V, ,,11 I lie M.s iiilniiliii't'il anil pa-H^il nu tlvsl fi hlcrff, leilnVnls "I llm (.'nlltity s. in.".i ers have come to my attention in l'i.wimln(irieik, I Mil 1 April, lH'ii, at s n'i iii-U ,'iiliiiK ill :i. inei-iliiK nf the Tiitt'n- ill' 11'is nl'ililialli 'hy ,1 Mill,ties,\, iis ,uuinii.ssiniiers, tu III-; IT Oli'liAtNKIl In- Ilie Town- ( housing developments in and near II M 11 S T i, ,,r :is S'i,,ii I hil'i- :i|i Ciinimilii-i- nf tl"- T.iwii.ilili' ippi a is< ilinl ll\ the , niiipelntill IIMI si ip riniimlll.-e uf lhe 'luwnpihlp n' Tn in- i,I\. iii• i•• I In hull-pen,I*HU I n" W'linitlll'lilKe, ill the I'nllllly nf This nr,I in.nice shall lake rfrnt lu In- pahl Inr all lh.it ,,'i'tahi Int. \V IhriilK.- In lhe t'nilnly uf lilii- •eii.l, -r nn \l ,1 : iin ami A i il 4 C I New York thM their efforts to illlff .1- -:iiil Illilt ter ..'II II hr II- I- hl"l, ,! « l-leh Line afiil |i| ill pei-nins Vlil|.|lr N'ew .iersev, nil III. Iniini-itlati'lyy iipnn ^ ii.li.ptinn ami irael ur iiareel uf laiiil iiml piem- ,ll.s,'\ I Pill: liMl, wllli i.i.lnv ,.l pnlii;. liearlnl , nr ilnal ,i'ln| lii.ii ,ni \pril II. rt.'i». start iuch community projects as Win. Hi.H h,- illt,'l'rM,',| ll i-l-i'll, Will :s|h (l.n nl M'aivli, I'.ir.n, tliiii a'.lv.-rilslntll ! mi ri'iininil hy law. ict^ siiii.it e, IVIHH iin.i liclnj" In Ilir I. Se.'tlnii I uf ilie nrillnnnei' pp- -Miil "I'lln Hi'. will he t ii II i- i up fm AI'dl'ST h'. ('ir.KINI'l!, TuMllShll. ul W'.lllillll'iltlfi , ill lln11lh',t as ;lh.,\i- \n h.-i-eh} allli-llilel! wuh opposition. Management seems he uiVl li III nppiirlllllltV In hr |l. al 'I I fin iln-r ri,|i-;i,l,:ri|inn an,I iliiiil pus- r.,llllllll|i-elllllll-.ll -l.ai'R'e I'lilllliy nf .Millilll'SI'K .111,1 Slilll' nf lu c-.nl as tullinv-i: ,,h' it liiin', i IM- ^.iliii-. i: afrnii, they believe, that it the AllfHt: \,-vv .I.-ISI-N', in,ire pa rt ii'ilhirly ,le- Sn linn I There slmll In' nppnlnhil . II. .1. I'I'XIO.AN, nTli'l-: IS MI-lKKIiY iil\'l-:X thai motMrs get together for things < '••mint11 ••>• fn hevli( hi i't it.-; liieetint! II. .[. lil'SHiAN, s, rii,e,l a-: i.tllnws: hv iiii' Ti• \\ 11--11i;> I'ntimilltei' a lintilil I III- Inlluu illl; prop,,.- t-,| ' uhliliaiK'll i,,niu ill the Miiiil- ipM liiiililiiii; in 'I'liWliMilpi'lerll, I' \id i:i. ir, ,,l li't'.i' ;KM' :.i,|s nf tl^Vt-s In lip- like child care discussions they AX ii|:li|Xk\CI-'. T" AJlf.Nl>' A'N , iii Inn,.,In, , .I ami pa-.s.'il mi Hint \> n., 11fr...t^i•. N, w -I'-rseV, .ill lite Tn In- ailvi-r'lieil ill Iinlfiii'ii'li'lll- A:, iii.li'iiii*'l mi n jil'in lilel nr inn i-.i iiii.I \.iliii- piu|n-n> of ihi •il:l-IX-\N'i'l-: l-'.X-TITI.RIi AN' lil:- f.l.lillK ill a ine.-'IIK.' nf Ih" TnW'll- , migh; get togethet for other things I'I:I-;ATIN«: TIII-: MFFICI; Illl. ilnv iil Api il. J'.'.'.'i, iil « U'I lueli l.e.'iili-r nn Nftireh :i« ami April 0, .ilm'il I,, I,,- Iil,"! in (h., nlll,a- m Hi, TnH'ir-lilp: (lie li I'Ml.s nf .-ivell IIIt-111- r 1 hl|i ,',,lull,III, ,- ,,l th,' TnWIlHlilP ANII H. M, ili.S.T.i, ,n; as sniiti Ihi-r.- 19. iii, wit 11 iiuiii e nf inihlie liearliiu I'lei-li nl c'liiintv. enliih-.l Inr uf niiiil Imai-.l shall In- fur tin- like discussing rents," •>!•• SVVITAllY I Wiiin'iiriilMe, iii Ih,- i'milily uf alli-r us s'li.l matli'l1 ,-ail he !e;nlie,|, fur ilrnil aihi|itlmi mi April 11, lii.Mi "NmV .I.'I'S,'V State Highway |l pi-rind nf three yeiirs, proyhli'il, liuH- Nu TIII: in'TiKs, TI:I:M .V: Miilill.-e\, N'l'W ,1, IS." , helil .ill lli« • ri,- :I-:KI -i-i; p.irinlehi. Ueni'i-.il rniperty I'.-uvi-l eli'l, I hill lit! mi-llllitTit ill till' llrsl I.MI'I,'.VS\TI<'N T II I-'. C RH I y ,'Mli .lay iii Man li, r.i-,il, anil that 1 U hu ll):iy In- illleresti-i| 111.-I,-in will Map, mill in,II nl u! iiM.Hemiii-ii'.iiiiiijIntcil hy tin ii-liihei . I... I II m. I I'arkway Se.-linns 2 •iiiii iii'il!niiiii-e wll I,.' lak.'ii up fur Hi: IT nlili.UNKIi liv Tnwn- l,,'i;i'.iii nn nppni'iuniiy tn In- heunl ,v :: limit., •}:• i.. Sliuwlni; Tuaiiililp i'niiniiilli-e shiill he up- can )>e dime after the fertilizer is 1 furtln-r . niul,I, r,it inn anil liliiil fiii-- r.iniii uf Wiiv .« pnihti'il fur tin tertliM uf niie, twu I'ninin 11..' t>{ I'M Tni\ liiinn X!iTli'!>; IS Ml'JKKI'.V illVlvN' ilinl i;iKe ill .i m.'HinK ul s.il.l Tnwnship applied. 1 II. I. IiPNVJJAlN, Tu I!" Ai'iiiiireil In The T iinii tin-,,- years respeei Ivdy; anil HIiHiiHi n lll!' tl:,- I,,11,living pl-upiiHPlI IH'ililutlee I'liinmlliee In he helil :il ils ini-fliiiK i Tinvnslilp ('li'i'U ,il \Vi,i,,lhr:tl-i', CnMllty nf Mlthfle- 'In: s:,i;,i-v ,,i cai-ti iii,.|illier uf nn Earlinnss is the keynote In spring was inl rnilili'eil Hint p.i--'si',l mi liist I,,.,Ill In tin- Mlllll-'ipi'l Hnlhl'llK I" si'V, ,Srale< as huliraleil, Septi-iulier, Itnanl nf Asni-ssnis shall he Twflve I Sl-i'linll li ul' Iil,' (,r,| innllrl' I'll- AN OlIl'lN'ANl'i: TD AMKXli AN' reiiilliiK al ii ineetiiii' of the Tnwn- WiinilliriilKi'. Ni w .l.'ISrV. nil Ihfi care- of the lawn. HUT"; ami as shnwn ninre lnirtiru- Iliinili-i-il iJI^MlOni Dollars pel t i lift :is nl,n\ f i - in'i"l,y ;i nii'iiili'il iilLl.lN.V.MI'l-: I'.'NTITI.I-:!! "AN uli- sliip I'niiHiiitti-e nf the Tuwnship I Itli .lay nt1 April, IHM', at s n'elnel; CRIPPLED CHILDREN lurly mi ;i pluti alt:ulie,l tn Ilie \rni, pavahle in i-uual soinl-tnotiilily In rcml iij.- r,il|nu's: lilNAN'nr. UKI.ATIMi T" TIN? t>W- nl Wnnilhl-illKl', ill the f'illlllly uf 1 1 I , M. ili.S.T.i, -,r as s.i.'ii tlieiv- • I-'H'K UK TIIK TIIWNSMIII 1-:,N". .Ml'1'lli-st-v, New .l,M-sev, helil nil Ilie tiun lile.l ill I his eausi- inai'keil "l-'.\- ill.st.lilllll'lltH. Flagpole is blamed for airliner's Sf.-tlini il. Tin' unl.iry nf t'ie S:nil- iifler as siiil iniller i.tii h.' ri-nlii-.l, iilNI''.ICI:." inl'iipieil .luniiiirv is, l'.i»T. -.'. Si'iiiun i uf the nrilinnnre ihi- l;irv llispi-rtnl- sii.ilt 1,,' TuvMtv- :!Mh ilny nf Mar, Ii, I'ir.il. anil thai lllhll A," .'Illitleil "New Jel'il'V Slilti II wlllell liuii»niiil pi.i, e Illl iMTsnns tltli-'l it-, ahnvp and aH anieilileil is crush in Minneapolis. .• Klit lliiii.lii"! :ITUI I'.UIilv ($.'sun.nn i UK IT nuliAlN'l'il" hv the Tnvn- .-illii nrillliailie Will he tlkuu up fur IliKllU'iiy lii-piirtineel, Ilinile I wild may 1,,- iiit.-iv.-.|,',l iliei-eln will • [NATIONAL SOCIETY FO* CtlfPllO l':i rkuay SiTliutiii -J X- ?,, ll.niiii 'M ht-it-hv iiiiit-Mli'il tn I'l-an* as fullovvs I nll:,ri p..i- iiiimlin, piivufili' ill si'illt- M:i|> I'nllllllllll-e nl the Ti.Wllrilllp ill' i.iisl.l.-i'iiiinii ami lln.il lie x'ivt'lt -in npl'ul'l till it y In IM Iliillil CHILDREN AND ADUITi, INC. lu lidllte J7. I'ar.-i'l 1^., Tn\Vlishi|i ul Si-,-I'UIII 2, in iiiliililnn to tlie siilao iiiniillilv liiiullinentv. W ihriilRe in 111.• I'liimry nf Ml.l- al a iiieeliiii! nl salil T 'OlU-elllllll' Illf Silllle. Truman calls Christian church Wno.lhiiil!;.', .Mhtillesey I' II ll ii I y, ;ihn\e inenlitineil, thr : srerelury 0 feuih io Salts Stntt, Chl(<|« 3,tllln»l» •J. All i,|-,lili:in,-,-i „>• pilXs'Of oMl- iNnnriviMee tn he hel,l iit eelini; II. .1. lil'XHiAN, bulwark of family life. luini'i in, nM'.i'ii.'iii u'lih tlm provi- .Miili in Hie Mnnlrijial liuiH-nu ii Se.'lle: I" -:,ll', SePli-mhiT IT. III Is"; -iii i,t liniir.l shall rei-eivp an jiiililin AX ouniNAXi'i: TU A.MKXI> AN (>i;|i! N.wi'i: i: \'T IT I.I: i' AX (II:- I'INANI'K TU KIN TIIK SAI..VUIKS (iv THI-:I)VKI;SI:KI: tip TI• i-: t'oitis ANIi TII'K TOWNSIIIl* I'llYSI- I'IAX," iiilopte,! January -r', 1 '.'2r>. UK IT (.lUhAINI'JI) hy lhe Tnwn- sl-lii fnirmiillee nf lhe Tnwnahlp »t Wulnlhl-illKI- ill Mil- I' lly nl Mhl- illesex that: I. ..Scetiim 1 nf lh>- ulilillilllt'e ell- UllPil iis illinve is lu-leliy illll..'l|iie,l In reail us fulluw*-. 1 -drilim 1. Tin1 sahirv tit1 ilie Over- .S(.|>r nf Illl' Pnur slnill he the sum nl Ti-n ' I1IIIII1I-,-II :i ii ,1 KIK'I'I.V Uliisn.mil I'ulliU-s pi\ yt-iir. tn -IIH liittil iti Hfinl-ininiihly liistallnu-iils. '1, Si'«tluii ^ nf flu- urilliianee in- llllpil as iiliuvu is liri'.'hy aiueiiileil In reiiil as IUIIUWH: ^eetlnn '-'. The s.ihti-y nf lhe Tnwn- SHIit hliyitlMiiii slmll lm Hie mini uf Knur Hlinilreil iinil I'iinhlV iSlsii.luu Dollars |u-r year m In- pal,I in -enil- mniitlily iiistallmehls. FUTUUNIIC '.I. All iinlluaiii'i-.-: nr purls nl1 nrili- Gives YoulttlThree! smim IliUli'e.-l illi'unsi.stenl U'tlll Ilie pl'uVi- slnn.-i ul th'iH nnliuan1 e uro hereliy

•I. This ui'iliiuiiee shiill take t ffd't ill iho manner pivsiTiheil hy law. AI'OrST I'. IIUKINW1!, l$u\ witli an ryr. on all ihrce—/wuvr, .slv/in^, and smmnh drivirtg nisei l'uiuiuitu-riiiaii-at-l..irsi; Allt-st; Huy i new !%0 Olilsinuliilc, the car iliat gives jim all three at llieir finest H. J. IH'XIllAN, • I TiivnishiiiClci'l;, ami most advanced! In power, it's the Oldmoliik "RockeC— the famous Tu he :nlvi'Vtis.-,l in liiile|ieii,lenl- ..I'liiler uli1 Ifcireli iin anil April li, high-compreasion engine that gives you quiet smoothness, and sparkling '/'*• vw "/'»k»t Ptdtm"— lil.'ill, v.-iLil lintWr nl plililie lu-illilltS ii Ilir li.-ul il.luptlnU mi April I I. I'-1"!"- response! In styling, it's /•'i««ro/»jic -the (ine, clean design made even more i,.i.—:i-;in—i-ii laiiutrmiH for 1950! And in automatie drives, it's <)ld*m»hile.'s •mtmanding new

WALSIIECK^S * FLOWER SHOP 305 4MBOY AVfi. WO 8 1638

(hi lot ol a lot ol lomlllii wtuld hovi bun lmpiov«d a M il a lot of good iiiUnlloM l)0d r adlon Most. fHi ruiuti (flows to mat WHO mmt K* if. THE PRUDENTIAL IHWMNBEMMPAHI OF AMERICA A mutual Ma fniuranct company • frKO/fwaftd hy th* SJod of N*w /i/i>y

*Whlrlawv/ UyM-Moik «ri», m miirtJ pin, mv K/KMM^ »« •»OtUmMl* moid*. Hom« Offic» A GtNEDAl MOTORS VAlUf lASHl urn met Rmam ow MiHwrniw sn YOUR oiDSflOMi-MAUi AUTO SAtES iNDEPENDENT-LEAh PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950 lore a fchurcli window, is titled Parker then apologized, satfns Easter Cards simply. The Springtime Speaks ! he dldht 'mtan It that way." and of God." Mezeras Honor Avenel Notes I the mayor accepted the Colon..' 'Continued from I man1* apolotry. -' In addition to Easter cards iori Son on Birthday -CT»m Chowder sales will be! Someone In the corridor mot w«il, ro. there are .pecW FORDS, N. J. — P, A I ;s M Mothc Daa sponsored by the women of both'the mayor as erroneously report-, vprses saluting /. ,' "„ TIIl'RSDAY, FRIDAY \? Mewre *•»«'chUrches of the community tomor..ed» called for a policeman imd; |(,]lUlVPS and the neighbors. Large SATURDAY honored it a pirty Riven by nil row at 1:30 o'clock. Orders jralthwe officers arrived at the poini| . bunnies lnmta andI chlrts n|| out "SANDS OF IW'O J\\\\ parent. Mr «7Mh Clwlcs bein taken by all members of tht| «lwn a lady in the aud.ence do-, themselves *lll de- R th9l stand by FRI SAT AM) StN. With John Waynr ;i ,| 1 committee for the Rosa 17 Society manded to know why the uniform j the youngsters on Easter n Jr., Renuen Avenue, MARCH 31, APRII. I, 2 John Atar with Mrs. P. Debonnls and sire. allotment for police was in the i nl"orntnf The Grratcl Drama of mark his , tenth birthday. I Peter Oreco as co-chairmen. In budget. 8he was told by Mr War-1 "LAST OF WILD and Thorp; Emphasizing the nation's grow- Christendom HORSES KruUlw and Charles the list printed last week several ren that "it is customary." mq religious feeling, reverent ( K( II. B DrMIM/E'S •S-RlcharH I) Srrri,. 869 Amboy With Jante* Ellison ,,, were prize winners In the various names were Inadvertently omitted, Tells of Agreement Easter cards are more popular Jane Avenue K"ii:-. a .Ht'i'lent of me- same*. Other guest* were Mrs. B.tThey are Mrs. Stanley Chapman. "Isn't It true that the police now than at an) time since the "KING OF Cnanira] i mnm rii'*: Rt Rutgers promised not to ask for more SDNDAY AND M<)M) mi NATIOMAl MOOT KM CllffUO r EH** Jr.. and children, Sandy I Z^T^^ ££ early 1900 s. Favorite Biblical U University. CoHeue f|l Engineering, raises when they got then raise scenes are the Anpet at the Tomb. KINGS" "PAID IN Fl'Ll." CHtlMIM AMO ADUtTS, INC. 'and Judith; Mrs. Fran* Sanborn,| i der il on ihr Dffiii s Li't . . . Town- 11 SwMi La Mlt \*f, Clikct* 1, 0rders for the sa e of criOw last year?" she queried and The Risen Christ watching With Robert Cummini .,,, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Force. Mr. sponsored by the Ladies" Aid So- sjiip wrviif s'M'iOn dralcrs who 1 p "Yes," answered Mr. Warren. ] cr lambs on a flower-strewn Ltzabeth Scott Y 0V The Simple Christian Stnry. were honoHil !)> '•.?.<• F,sso Stand- i announced In thU paper on !an! d Mrs. Carl Eblteg, Miss Lucille clety will be taken by Mrs. CaYl The lady, who did not identify i hillside. . . . Portrayed with Rever- "WOLF HUNTFlls IXd O:l C'lmpanv a', a meeting I April 6. , . . ) Ebllne. Mrs. Arthur Peterson andjNIer and Mrs. Stephen Vlgh. herself, said she could not seel the favorite religious verses cnff\ Beauty and Greal With Klrby Grant .,,,,1 lftgt Tlmisdav a! thr Eiks Club; , . -- children. Joan and Arthur, Mrs. —The Ever Jolly Club met this the necessity of a traffic heht at this year arc from famous Easter Power, t'ndrr a Master 1)1- Jan Clayton included lye. f-'iiulln-. Route 25, l^Qgl fiu£,\\of — Charles Mezera, Sr."Open house; week with Mrs, Harold Amy, Rem- rertor and the Reverent was lwW ta honor of tne the Intersection of Avenel Street hymns and oratories and from the TUESDAY AND WKD\|V|M, and Rot).-:: s. Rlwdes. Raltway i Hfir JftClc Dunigan's foot injury birthday' sen Avenue. md Rahway Avenue after thri sons; of Solomon witli its lyric Grnius of Great Players. "TENSION Avenue mid Avenp, Street. Ave- js ^ to , Aiti^ acc^t where ' °» Charles Mezera. Jr. Guests were State Highway Department had ! portrayal of a Biblical Springtime. the Story of Christ hait Mr. and Mrs, Frank Oreen. Mr. With Richard B«*eh;.rl , nel: William v>M SMJit* I j'n ,hVworld'did you find snow, taken human form and nd Mrs R made a survey and declared there one Envcr card in a Main Street Audrey Totter Brunswick Avr.ur Fnrds; David Ti("trw trtatTcemin' I ' **n Green SULmford, Budget Hearing is Insufficient traffic to warrant ;hop showing apple blossoms bo- greater understandinji. B. Clarkson. 4f>0 Amboy Avenue; ; sevm i.n.fhC Conn.. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Den 1 "BLUE LAGOON (Continued from Page 1>% installation of a light. She also Michael i; Holrh,in, 330 Ambov If there Is any Griping to be done. said she is against tne purchase With All Star (M Coolnla; Avrnue. T!'.nma> Mayan. Route 25.' and d*uf!hter' it should be done by our side." if motorcycles as unnecessary Cartoons and Shorts (Also, Dtshni to the l,ui: and Frank Hlavci-.ka. Route 25. all j V'' n"^ i Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Port, Mr. and 1 since they "cannot be used n of Woodbridi." Plaques bearins [ nPXt. 'M" WfllW P0™*- Mr' »"d MrS Read- n winter time" and felt "there arc the denler'.i name, as well as his week m Thursday and Frida y ' B. P. Ellison. Jr., and family, Rah- many years and for the last more important ways of spencim^ years />f publii twice, were pre- Iljghu wm ^ untU 9 p M. All money." MKs Luiclle Eblmir, Mr, and Mis. ttnied Ml Hhories has served the &U)rK wU1 dose been done. A and B Streets are TOKAY THRl' SATTUDAV Arthur Peterson. Mrs. Charles Mr. Kollar objected strenuous pubiic for 2H year, and Hnlolian s, p M g^o^^g to the in a muddy condition. In Colonla. Mezern, John and Walter Thaler. to the Committee votinc itse;f a (,ioi!or.v I'ct k foi Jo years .men's Association. . . . And last they have new homes. We have $1,000 raise per member vithnu; but not least I am of! for the lived ln Port ReadinK 30 and 40 taking the people into considera- "VI O'CLOCK IIKill" train to go up New England way Funeral Saturday years and paid taxes all that time tion. o. Parki K'i'vard T. for a week and I intend to llaugh h and have received very little con- "You could have used ti'.t with 7»lsh. Jrhn P..SCUM. Michael at alarm clocks, and sleep and 1 Continued from Page 1> sideration." 17.000 you voted yourselves in 19, also of Henry Street. RariUn Dean Jagtter rail. Michac: P'-ncracs and sleep and sleep. . . . Julius Kollar, Port Reading. raises for much more importan: Township and a friend of the Winner of Academy Award for Thomas Mo.ssman of the DAV, things," the Port Reading mar. victim of the accident, atwmpied Republican candidate from the tisited the new Arr.enran Lesion Third Ward, asked what the ap- shouted. "Seven thousand do.iars best >ui>|)orling artor in this Passover Message to pass the accident but ln doing could pay for paving another picture: Borne on Berry stiee: ovej^ the so hit the unconscious form of the propriation is for recreation this street; it could pay two more weekend The DAY wishes to pub- (Continued from Page li i motorevcle driver, and in so doin^ year. Mr. Fitzpatrlck answered, — Also — cops; or it could be used for two gttv express its most sincere con- The father's answer Is, -Because swerved and overturned "$23,937 plus $5,000 for wading ools or a lotal of more playgrounds. You voted Hoy Rogers and gratulations and best wishes to we were slaves unto Pharaoh In J7;"'' from the crash" Mr". > ' "8.937." yourselves a 100 per cent raise he boys of W jO'JbndRe Post. No. Egypt and the Lord brought us Mr. Kollar said last year a ball "DOWN DAKOTA WAV" was held under $1,500 You didn't Rive your Township The Ameur.an Leeion, ... Dr. 0U[ from there.'" field was planned In Port Read- bail for causing a death by auto. employes a 100 per cent raise." rbert L Moss Main Street. Familiar Story ins but "we still have no ball fin Colori Pretty . . . down to the price tag. Mr. DenopoulU and Mr. Schmidt Oeorge Mroz. Committeeraan ive instructions in the us« of The 5lorJ, 0[ wclwere balbathh uWetakenn t 0to the h0 hospitaU1 l for field. I believe, we sot more out of iual scipemn? devices to teach , ^ II T "» P recreation in 1946 when we spent from the Third Ward and chair- Saturday Matinee Imagine a hat all abloom with flowers, your u. . •-, nurses and PTA members of ^ man of the Administration Com- o, f the famiUaBible ra st oi t Christiau JeVlin readerfor s tusiontrmumiiis oft thliie eches fm-m*t andr thfore_ latteconr- $4,600. We have one spot to play 3 Color Cartoons 3 shaded with a fluttcry little veil—and what su.i, ,. Sakewood. Monday Mrs. Vera , mittee, in answer stated that R f sh toWBib il n the itBoo i kto ofJ Exodu{ors t'«tmH>tfor abrasion. Us» offoime the r handlor, , cokneen , because I manhed a rake, shovel "there Is a terrific amount of hat can do for you is, well—just magic! Sec ti:i::. Ryan is scheduled to leave the in the Old Testament. The Pass- and wheelbarrow myself." in the old Testament shoulder and left thigh. work involved. We have spent a Oil on Waters SI NDAY THRU TUESDAY today—in our, new head-in-;:.- ttnploy of the Township tomor- over usuaUy coinCidCS wuh the considerable amount of time go- Mayor Greiner stepped into the clouds selection, priced riL.:. ft*-. We thought she was going Christian festival ot taster. The ing over antiquated ordinances Humphrey Bovart argument and stated, "This is a down-to-earth. ft be a lady of leisure, but instead icason 0, m& u apparent, for Sweetness and Light and bringing them up to date. We Eleanor Parker fast-growing Township and there- tfe has undertaken to sen'e as; the entrance of Cnrist int0 jeru- (Continued from Page l> have met as of'?n •" five times . and handbags, too' fore there are many problems. I rtiairttian of tl.e Township Cancer ^um-olMerved on Palm Sun- others, in characteristically effi- a week and even Saturdays and CHAIN LIGHTNING" know that when I was in charge Orlve. A big job for a little lady, | day_was fol- t,ne pUrpose Of at cient style. Sundays." ttut if anyone can make the drive tending the Passover ceremonies. of the Republican administration - Also — « » • * Finally the hearing was closed HAT Successful. Vtia me one to And Uie Lasl Supper ioul,dation we underwent the same harass- If the FHA had carefully per- and the budget was passed unani- go it. ... of the Sacrament of Holy Com- ment. I feel that the committee Haft - Virginia Mayo formed its obligations and the mously, making the 1950 tax rate BAR mumon, was thie Passover meal or is trying to do what it can and RED LIGHT" LEE'S Township had required all the at the same time hold the tax rate for the Township $7.71 per S100 Jpttwgs: : 'Seder." builders to perform theirs under assessed valuation. !>! MAIN STREET—WOODBRHX.l ** Mrs, Lester Ntary has recovered ! The Jewish commemorativ* sufferance of forfeiture of bond, where poor people will not lose a bout with Virus X. . . • ; ceremony is actually a re-telling then Woodbrldge Township to- their homes. It is, a serious prob- lem but I feel it can be worked <>l»cn Wnliiesday, Thursday, Kriil.n Eat Ryan is ndini,' around in a [ ol the ancient tale of the morrow niuht would not be put out lf we a Now Playing TiU !l P. M. — Saturday Till 6 I*. .M, new De Solo. Sprimr is really i for freedom which culminated in on display before a huge television' " cooperate. That ls m h0 st s ncere nion Ijerc—the kids arc piayinu ball, the Exodus—or the going forth audience as a horrible example. >' ^, ™<\ ! °P u' , an St. James' Church property on i from Egypt. The more is the pity because ththee , r st'" thlnk ll was a11 lack Of "Dear Wife" 1 51 Grove Street, . . . Didla know | The israelitcs llad ^n in situation could have been avoided l ?™ ^*.?^ B'eat deal of stu- MAJESTIC Mr.- Parker that Jack "MustV Golden is a ; Egypti according t0 lne biblical if we had taken the few simple "Just 15 years aRO." the mayor A Walter R«de Thtttn "Captain China" As Advertised in Good Housekeeping! terrific dancvr?-You will have a • rccm.d| ,or 430 ycw.s_ Tllcy had steps outlined. Our community Chance to see him m "Best Foot I itation of is developing fast but lus develop-,answerc(1' thls Township was comc therc on lhc mV STAKT* MH HSDAV, Ai'UII. (illl Forward:' to be presented by St.; Pharaoh wh0 thcn ruled lhe na. ment is going to become more and Practically bankrupt, James' CYO April 20 and 21 in • Uoll> for whom Josephi QDe ^ more a source of unpleasantness "What.caused it to come so near 8t. James' Auditorium. ... Of- ! the 3Ons of Jacob| nad 5Crvcd as and recrimination unless we face, bankruptcy?" asked Mr. Parker. fleer Howard Tune of the Police | vizier the immediate necessities realis "Capital improvements which fairy Tale Dreams Come TrueHn Department has joined the Na-1 ticaliy. the home-owners could not pay 1 tiorml Guard. By the way, Wood-1 But there came a day when the for durln'R the depression and bridge now boast:; two companies 1 . changed. A Pharaoh Certainly, it Is not the obliga-' they lost their homes," was the ih the National Guard. There is I came mt0 I*0*" who kncw no1 tion of the taxpayers generally to answer. 0SCI)h i d dld n0 t r ;c R n finance the pavement of a new' Mr. Parker announced that also talk of a new armory to l»H ',_ "? , . ! ° . ,™,!l" INDERELLA built at the site of the present I descendants, who had multiplied street in Colonia. Purchasers of | George Putnam of the WABD tremendously in number in the temporary building on Route new homes must either-pay for the | television station drove around color by TECHNICOLOR four centuries they had been Colonia an dJ took motion pictures 35. . pavement by direct assessment ""' " '""' * """' there. This Pharaoh lost no time or in the purchase price of their of conditions, and the pictures in enslaving the Israelites. houses. Ostensibly, the ordinary will be shown Friday at 8:30 P. M. From lite Notebook: W.D. t. Moses as a leader of his people, | method is inclusion of the ex- on an eastern hook-up. It was at MO UOIO fICTUSES. INC. FASHIONS V Plus: All the- Piimi-.le.ul-. in a new |iit /•Pat" Anderson, aauBhtcr of|ac;7mp.anTc<1 "to" his""nmtliBr|pen5e'"in"tlie*'pMi of"the"house, this point that Mr. Parker said «r. and Mm. Roy E.^ Anderson j Aaron wenl tQ Pharaoll and | and it seems to ininee that here is something about this "crummy IJLONDIK'S HFHO" is home from Colby College for pleaded for the release of his where the Towns&ip must inject little Township" and Mayor Grei- Sprins! Recess. . . . Julius A. Bod- people, but in vain. It was then itself for the protection of the ner ordered him to sit down. Mr. zaS, fireman apprentice, USN, son that God visited ten plagues upon purchaser. It is true, of course, (rf Mr. and Mrs. John Bodzas, 75 the Esyptians, the first of which that the purchaser has recourse Byerfirecn Avenue, Fords, Is serv- was to burn all Egypt's waters to civil action if the builder fails MATAWAN-KEYPORT Now Playing irjib' at the Naval Station situated STRAND into blood and the last the slay- in his contractur&l commitments, A Woner Reode Theotre Oil Kodiak Island in Lhe Gulf of ing of every first born, in every but this is a cost which *should RECREATION CENTER iliaska. He is a graduate of St. Euyptlan household, including the be spared a family which already Lower Main Street, Mitawan, New Jersey Charles LAughton, Iniiulnil 'loiif-, Unless Meredith in Mary's Hiuh School, Perth Amboy. home of Pharaoh. is up to Its neck in notes, Safe- ... . Rosemary Fodor, Edith Frey The Israelites had sacrificed a guarding against such an expense All Star Wrestling Show 'THE MAN ON THE EIFFEL TOWER" and Charlotte Menses were among lamb and marked the doorposts can certainly be within the nor- April 5, 1950 i — I'lUK — tlje Township .students who pnr- mal function of local government. o( their homes with its blood, so Tar/.an Hewitt vs. Emil Dusck Elyso Knuv Pew Ryan, I..'c Bowman ycipated in "Information Please." • * » * 1 that the Angel of Death "passed Australian Ta; Team Match tf.proKram on sood manners pre- "THERE'S A (iIRL IN MY HEART" over" their houses. Thus came the I am sorry that we are going sjipted at an assembly of the Mid- Two out of three falls name "Passover," by which the to be a spectacle, and a sorry one. dlesex County Vocational and Wulfman Mike Clancy festival is known. tomorrow night. I am sure, how- ^clinical HIKII School, here. . . . vs. Ordered to Leave ever, that our predicament is Geo. Lcnihan Abe Coleman ^ ' en E. Drake, 14 Second Street, soluble—and promptly so. I de- prds, is on the Dean's List at Stricken with terror at the Natic Broun great horrors which had befallen rive no satisfaction whatever in vs. ghigh University. . , . saying of our humiliation, I t|>ld ills people, Pharaoh finally or- "Jumbo the Bull" CYCLORAMIC dered the Israelites to leave you so, SCREEN Egypt. The people made great Seats $1.00, .$1.30, $1.75 Fhe committee in charge of the haste. Having no time to wait for For Reservations call Hunt and Egg-Soiling trifl? Bread "to leaven, they were Matawun 1-2470 3test. to be sponsored by the forced to eat unleavened bread. f ickels on Sale al |n Tassell Association in Wood- This is represented by matzohs of Keansburtr 6-3359YV STATE THEATRE today—the unleavened bread of BOB KARTEN'S TICKET fidge Park April 8 for Township WOODBKUHiK, X. J. jddies, it'|)orts that local mer- the eight-day Passover season, SERVICE ants havi' beon generous in do- The story is told in the Bible 31 Smith Street TODAY TIlKf S.\lj KDAV tting prizes. Members of Wood- that Moses on instructions from Tcrth Amboy, N. J. ildge Fire Company have of- God raised his arm and the Red "ALL THE KI.\(i'$ MIv\" ^•ed to assist hi maintaining or- Sea parted so that the Israelites witli Broderick CRAWfOKI) - iuanne DKU plus a- and in;otectinK the youngsters, could cross over. Meanwhile. atry blanks, \tiiich may be ob- Pharaoh had changed his mind "RUSTY S BIRTHDAY" |hed fi'pm Woodbrldge Pire- and sent his men and chariots to with Ted DONALDSON - Ann DOKAN use, Vivien's Kickly Shop* and bring his slaves back. However, Big and Little Sister will [wnp up and down1 with joy ;"Little, Folks Closet, mu$t be when they reached the middle of SU,N})AY THRU TUESDAY to wear Cinderella Fathtom iiipired by Walt Ditney'^ rued Jbefore fi P. M. next the Red Sea the waves engulfed Ilobt. CUMMlNGS • IJjabelh S3.98 I TUEES- SHRUBS Sizes 7 to U, Spring is here . . . and it's To the Ladies Sportswear Time once again. I GRASS SEED You'll want him looking his very BEST!! g IVJonday & Tuesqay FOR BIO ANO LITTLE SIITH) I , HPuyaToShop SPOUTCOATS . SLACKS Landscape Contractors April 3 and* 4 I in.Woodbridge at SIJIRTS . TIES ernor AT THE BELMONT CUT CRYSTAL STEMWARE Come t&e the Sn^rtat Styk» at . . . I IKtffl Street, Wvod^tdfC I COLONIA i In WvKlnnrtk'a PLANT MARKET Open Friday TU1 9 4fiT|Ht|lSSHflP I 1733 ST. GEORGE AVENUK The Large Footed Goblet Lor—USE I ItAHYVAV, N. J. KEAK Telecitwne Rahw»y 7-201*1 DON'T MISS IT! ENTRANCE 'mi at HI HIM mm m'm m m H>M «|i THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950 PAQENIN* F0RDS NEWS FORDS NEWS Sntiepeitlient-Heabet

,VFW Miss Catherine Wilson Bride *TA Hears Expert THEY'RE STUFFED! /Vrf • Know-Each-Other Club session Mew Slate Of Former Resident of Fords )n Home Service FORDS Freeholder Joseph Meeting is Held Morecrnfl will be a guest speak- FORDS—Miss Catherine Wllsnn, ployed by Slmkln &: Sons, plumb- er at, the meeting of the William c nday Night fostcr-dauRhter of Mr. nnd Mrs. iim contractor. He served three 'aroehial Unit Plans J. Warren Association to be held Fred Dawson (if Cranbury, becams yenrs in the U. S. Coast Guard, Mniulny, April 3, nt 8 P. M. in Bv Fords Lions the bride nf Donald Roriner, sun Mr. and Mrs. Rodner are tnur- Trip to Circus for Flunk's Hall. King Qrorjts Road ll.-nriritii Martin of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Rodner, inR the southern states durlnn Lady of Peace Pupil* and Mary Avenue. He will speak H and Wives to of Dayton, formerly of Fords, Fri- their lioneymnon and will,rest,:1c of the functions of the Road Attend Video Program day afternoon. The ceremony took upon return at Dayton. FORDS—"Highlights of Home Department which Is under his plRce at 5 o'clock In the Prcsbyte- i rt'U Mrs. WcHllitke Service" was the topic Miss Oeor supervision. In IN. Y., April 1 rian Church, JamesbuiK, with tlie la Louise Shcrred of the home There will ulso be reports of \jr, Henrietta Martin Rev. Andrew S, Layman, pastor, Initial Meeting Held FORDS-Thc regular dinner service department of the Perth various committees. Charles J. pi ("-idnit of the La- officiating. 1 meeting of the Lions Club of Fords % New VFW Chapter Ajnboy Gas Company chose as Alexander will preside. A social . v. ,,f Fords Memorial The bride wore a navy blue suit nest speaker at the meeting of was held Monday night In the ivv. Monday night at with hat nnd white accessories and hour will be held. HOPELAWN—The first formal Our Lady of Peace PTA, held in Scandinavian Grill, with Joseph ,,.id in post headfluftr- her corsaxc was of orchids. .She meeting of the newly organized he auditorium on Thursday Greiner presiding. . nccecds Mrs. Emily was attended by her sister, Mi,s Hopelawn Memorial p h a p t e r, nlKht. Sarah Wilwn, as maid of honor v. Grimes Announces A "Gct-to-Know-Eacli-Otlier VFW, took place Thursday night K.,| were Mrs. H61 wlrile Nels Nielsen of .Jamesburi; The meeting was opened with night was observed, each member in the Hopelawn flrehouse with Activities for Weekend ,,|. vice president; Mrs, served as best mnn. prayer by Rev. John E. Grimes, present giving a short history of Paul Lund, temporary command- pastor, and Mrs. Fred Popovich his professional and family life. , ,,.n, junior vice prcsl- The bride is a 'm-udmite nf FORDS — The following an - er, presiding. presided, Mrs. Harold PranR, Mrs. Mr. Qreincr nlso announced that Duroihy Farrlngton, Jamesbui'K Hlnh School and was nouncements have bt-en made by 1 Joseph Elko and Mrs. Julius Pan- a regional meeting will be hclfl at , Hetty Lund, tt-Piis- active In 4-H Club work. Tin Application for the charter ol Rev. John E. Grimes, pastor of conl discussed the Day of Recol- the Packer House In Perth Amboy i ,,IH,I Slover, conduc- bridegroom yrnrlunted from Woud- the organization was made. Other Our Lady of Peace Church; M.n'-y Kmlec, tfuftrri; temporary officers appointed to lection held in New Brunswick, on April 24. at which time Inter- brltlar Ht«h School and is cm- Devotions—Stations of the Cross national Counsellor Russ P. Diy thvee-yeai assist Lund until permanent off\ which they attended. m Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock will be. guest of honor. A delega- Burker, >ne- eei's are elected were Jack Fitz- A spaghetti supper was planned and on Friday evenings at 7:30 tion of members will attend the- n-v Catherine Lu.'ka Kerald. quartermaster, and Walter Mrs. Sinde[ Celebrates 'or today from 5 to 8 P. M. In 1 ('clock. i Dnmcjka, district Here'i in rasy nay to heighten your family * mraUimc interMt—plump charter night of the New Market \i J. Zadlack, adjutant. the school auditorium open to the Mis. Domejka and Hist Birthday Sunday rib port chops fllkd with a lavorv stufflnr. Miniature spiced cr*t»ppl«f Confessions—The regular hour? Lions Club this Saturday In Mar- Guests were Alfred German of public. Mrs. Mario Puccl Is Chair- pierced between chunks of pineapple arc the attractive accompaniment. tlnsville Inn. miniy council dele Isolin, eighth district command- man. or confessions are Saturday, 11:00 FORDS—Open house was held A thank-you letter was received, er; Lester Bahr of Iselln. eighth Plans to attend a performance \. M. to 12:00 o'clock noon. 4:00 on Sunday for Mrs. Marie Sin- to 6:00 P. M., 7:00 to 9:00 P. M from the American Red Cross for were Mrs. district chief of staff, and Nicholas of the circus' HTTc>-*Mfc City dct, 28 Linden Street, in honor jfuniorettes to Help the club's donation. i MKI, secretary; Mrs Toft of Avenel, commander of the April 19 were made. All the Chil- Spaghetti Supper—Tonight from of her 81st birthday. Mrs. Mary Ladies Aid Plans Joseph Dambach, Stanley Jed- i .msurk. historian; Mrs. Avenel VFW post. A social fol- dren In the school are eligible to Orphanage on S. I, 5:00 to 8:00 P. M. the P.T.A, wll Johansen was hostess for the rzejewski and William Wcstlake ,,;ky, patriotic lnatrtic- lowed. attend but those In the kinder- conduct a spaghtttl supper In the ; affair. reported on Sunday's paper drive.. Uurke and Mrs. Rose garten, first and second grades Sale of Chowder FORDS—At a meeting of the auditorium for the benefit of Our Four Kcncrations were pres- when 26 tons of paper were col- -,'iui ijearers, and Mrs. must be accompanied by an adult. Juniorcttes held at the home of Lady of Peace Parochial School. ent. Mrs. Sindc-t received many lected. .mi. publicity. H or with s Entertain Reservations for the circus close Miss Marilyn Dell, Fifth Street, is A delicious supper Is promised by flowers and messases of con- Roast Beef Supper to An invitation was received from r, iret Slover WM ap- Friday of this week and those was decided to donate half the Mrs. Mario Pucci and her commit- ;i gratulations. On Daughter's Birthday he Carleret Lions Club Inviting ,,,iiinnn of a«»rd p*rty planning to attend are to contact Be Served April 27th proceeds from the special club tee. awai'd to the Bethlehem Lutheran General Notes—All are Invited nembers to attend the^ April 11 ! :n April. Mrs. Kmlec FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Father Grimes. Heunion Is Scheduled In Church School Room Orphanage, Grasmere, 8. I. to join In discussions on religion meeting In the Gypsy Camp, at* ;,,ik horse prize. Horvath, 119 Homsby Avenue, en The members will attend a the- time District Governor Paul, ., \(ore Mrs. Sundqulst, atre performance In Mlllburn May A committee, comprised of Nan- on Monday evenings in the school By Class of '4.1, WHS te/tained at a parly In honor o FORDS-The Ladies' Aid So- Cronce will make his official Visit. ;iKion. Mrs. Mathlasen 16 and reservations may be made cy Dunham, Marcla Rosenblum building after the Novena, the fourth birthday of their daugli ciety of Our Redeemer Evangeli- Georsje F. Woodcock Jr, report- i.,nii-H Slover, The next with the chairman, Mrs. Henry and Joan Yunker, was appointed The Newman Club for Hluh FORDS—Plans have been besun ter. Amalla, cal Lutheran Church will hold a •d plans have been completed for ,!! he held April 10. Hannon who may be reached by to visit the orphanage. School Students meets every Wed- for the 1945 Woodbridne HiKh Guests were Oliver Cooperman lam chowder sale tomorrow from ent were: Arlene members and their wives to attend; calling Perth Amboy 4-4303-R. Others pie nesday at 7:30 P. M. School class reunion. Mrs. Helen i Pamella Shapiro, John Oaydos Jr 12 noon until 3 P. M. in the church New York television program A nominating committee was Smalley, Patrl da Burke, Lois Ball- lavl Services Held Gilbert Slmonsen has been elected Kerry Lawrence, Linda Nielsen social rooms. April 15. appointed composed of Mrs. Peter ey and MUdn \i Jordan. The next chairman of the affair, which will Karen and Doris Rasnvussen, Mrs Orders may be tele-phoned to Fred Snluwinski was Inducted Mrs. Frank Csaplar Sisolak, Mrs. Andrew Kozel, Mrs. meeting held April 4 at JUST take place May 29 in the Elizabeth Ell Cooperman, Mrs. John Gaydns Mrs. A. L. Kreyllng, Perth Amboy nto membership by Past District Stephne Meszaros and Mrs. Jo- the-home of Miss Smalley on Sec- Elks Club. Mrs. Donald Lawrence, Mrs. Ralp 4-2872. Mrs. George Hoyer. Mrs. Deputy Governor Robert P. Mul- MI \WN-Funeral services seph Cosky. Elections will take ond Street. For further information con- Larsen. Mrs. Edith Rasmusser Eddie Jacobsen, Mrs. James Ren viuiey. KiizabethBama Csaplar. place at the next meeting April 27. Paragraphs tact Mrs. Slmonson at Woodbridue Mrs. Walter Rasmussen, Mrs. Dor • j-'iank Csaplsr, 14 Bow- nle and Mrs. Hans Schmidt are Lafayette W. Livingston report- 8-0729-J or Mrs Amelia Lutrias Ra'mussen and Mrs. Phillip Sha Fathers' Night will be observed ATTEND CONVENTION •d on Girl Seoul activities during ;•:,.,•;. were held Friday serving on the committee. 1 • Hope So Laurltzen. Perth Amboy 4-2»4'.!-R.i May 25. A cake sale was planned The Ladies' Aid will also spon- FORDS—The following mem the past year. Robert Levendoske, ;•• ii 9 o'clock at the Mi- "Has DeBi-oke told you his last !i for April 16 with Mrs. Paul Bauer sor a roast beef supper on April 27 bers of School No. 7 and School was a giiest. Ben Erdyl and Wll- l iiicral Home Mid it 9:30 ON KODIAK ISLAND hard luck story?" and Mrs. Stephen Meszaros as cc~i in the church social rooms, with No. 14 PTA's attended the meeting liam Westlake conducted commit* r iin- Church of Our Lady FORDS—Julius A. BodZHS, fire "I hope so." Kraim Named Chair mar chairmen assisted by Mrs. John Mrs. C. Albert Larson as chairman. of the Nev( Jersey Congress of nlly sinainif. : ,uy. where a hiflrh mass man apprentice. USN. son of Mr Caputa, Mr; WUHBTI Richardson, The next meeting will be held Parent Teachers In Asbury Park Time Corrects All • ;., m wns offered, Rev, L»w- and Mrs. John 75 Ever- for (ourt Team Dame Mrs GeiHlri , Mrs. William April 6 at 2 P. M. in the parish Mrs. Harold Ecker, Mrs. Lafayette Customer—I don't like those ;i.,i vath was the celebrint, green Avenue, is serving at the Allen and Mrs, John Peterscak. hail. W. Livingston, Mrs. M. A. Mltru^- shoes. The soles arc too thick. Friends Fete V.IHIM- Hddziwon was deacon naval station'on Kodiak Island, FORDS -The Tumble Inn Bas ketball Team will sponsor a sp;-ini The special prize award was ka, Mrs, C. Albert Larson, Mrs. Salesman—Then I can assure ;,-, Frank Poor was sub: Gulf of Ala*. Kathleen Myslinski fianct on Wednesda 1won by Mrs. CapuU and the at- George Fcrdlnandsen, Mrs. Joseph you, madam, that the objection . Hurial was in the church Bodzas entered the Nuvv June! ' y. April 26, at SESSION LISTED y l -ndance prize by the first grade. Frankel and Mrs. Samuel Stratton. will gradually wear away. PORDS-Mr. and Mrs, Stanley 22, 1949. He Is a graduat"' e nf St. R P. VI. In Our Lady of Pe«e FORD&-St. John's First Aid •; • i ' Mothers of the fifth grade who Myslinski, 95 Koyne Street, enter- ii.iimrary pall bearers were Mary's High School. Perth Amboy. Church auditorium. Music will be TO VISIT 'V served as hostesses were Mrs. Pop- Squad, Inc., will meft Monday at Like Lots of ts tained at a party in honor of the ... of the Holy Rosary So furnished by the Melodaires. BiORDS—The Ora-Y and Jr. ovich, Mrs. Andrew Paylt, Mrs. 8 P. M. In squad headquarters. "Are you a good extemporane- second birthday of their daughter, ,,1-d si. Ann's Society. The TO EI.KCT SLATE Richard "Dixie" Krauss Is chalr- Hi-Y Boys' Clubs sponsored by the Arthur OieslnR, co-clialr- Elko, Mrs. Peter Sisolak, Mrs TO CONVENE TUESDAY ous speaker?" Kathleen, on Sunday afternoon:" i,,ill bearers were members FORDS—Election of nflicei s FORDS—The Fords American TUlons will meet Saturday morning "Positively the best. I never re Jamt:.; LeskOj tickets, and Frank Kirsh and Mrs. Cosky. Guests were Mrs. Stephen DBU^ Holy Mary Soclet#rAndrew take place at the mee.liiu: of the j man; Legion Post 163 will meet Tuesday at 8:30 o'clock at1 the' Fords fire- bcr a tiling I Wish to say when Sixth mothers will be In raem ,bak and son, -Stephen; Mr. and ;, Philip MattS.'JINWh HOT Prisflllfl Missionary Clu-le of 0m j Georw Silva.jnibHcliy. night at 8 P. M. in the Legion house to so by bus to the Perth t before an audience." charge of hospitality for the April T gc Mrs. Louis Bertekap and children, .idscpii Bodo, A.!;* Lakttos Redeemer Elil LLutheral n ' rooms. Amboy Y.M.C.A. \ •- •— meeting. * Marcella and Robert; Mrs. John i.icpii s.'abo. Joseph Hoi-' Church on Monday, April ;!, (iVKST PKEACIIER Old Game In Disguise Labbance and sons, John and, ,|,i • the soloist. 8 P. M. In the parish lull. j FORDS—The Rev. T. Jerome The sirens lured men to the Thomas; Mrs. Herbert Bray and iU.iyden Jr., rector of Christ Liberty Social Group rocks daughter, Fayc: Mrs. William 'church. Elizabeth, wifi be guest Elects Initial Slate. In days beyond our ken. \\ ool Dresses Take Fashion Spotlight CALENDAR OF COMING Tappen and son, William; Mrs. ! preacher at the weekly LenU-n Our sirens dork the other way David WlRgett Jr. and children, 1 -ei-vu-e in St. John's Episcopal FORDS^-The newly organized FORDS, HOPELAWH ari KEASBEY They lure the 'rocks" from Linda and David; Mrs. Bertha Church loniaht at 7 o'clock. Choir berty Social Association met (NOTE; For insertions in this calendar, call Mrs. Stephen A. them. Olulias, and Lorraine and Stephen 1 'uesday nisht in the Llbei-ty Tav- frost, Woodbrldge 8-1710 or Perth Amboy 4-1111, before notra I puctii:; will be conducted at 6 Fatal Suggestion Martlak Jr. I1. M. rn Hall, King George Road. on Tuesday oi each weak.) Officers elected were: President, j Newbride—Oh, Bob, I need a new Mrs. William Pedorka. and dress. dauRhtcr, Bernadlne, of Baritan HOSTS K1K DAKillTKK Alltam Devine; vice president, MARCH larvey Lund; recording secretary, Hubby—Dress, dress —nothing Township; Mrs. Henry Myslinski KJRUS -Mr. and Mrs. Peter 30—Spaghetti Supper, .sponsored by Llic PTA of Our Lady of rank L. Wojktewicz; treasurer, but dress, Haven't you a mind for of Keasbey, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- snuivak 146 Liberty Street, held Peace School. Mrs, Mario Pucci, chairman. anything higher? ward Myslinski of Perth Amboy. •jpi'ii. house Thursday night in Ireeory Julius; sergeant-«t-arms, ohn Shimko and John Rusnak. 31-Clam Chowder Hale. Ladies' Aid Society of Our Redeemer Newbride Higher? Of course, a honor of the second birthday of Evangelical Lutheran Church, in Parish Hall from 12 :iat, too. The next meetine of the organi- \M and t) Club to Meet | ilii'ir dmiKhter, Lois Jean. noon to 3 P. M. ation will be held April 10 at 8 APRIL Influence In Woodbridgc April 5 M. in the Liberty Tavern Hall. Judge—I'm tired of seeing you i II.\M;I: MKETING DATE 1^-Wclghtlifting Championship Meet, Woodbrldge High School, here so often. FORDS~Mrs. Donald Smith, ON KOU THOMSENS KL'ASBEY— The United Exempt Joseph Rara, Kaasbey-Eaales. general chairman. Hobo—All right. I'll use me in- 542 New Brunswick Avenue, was FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Axel icniun of Kcasbey, Fords and 3—Meeting, St. John's First Aid Squad, Inc., in Squad Head' fluence to have you transferred guest of honor at a shower held Ilu|ji'la\vn v, ill nipct Friday,' April homsen, Summit Avcnvi^, are the quarters, 8 P.'M. ' somewhere else. at a meetlntr of the M and D 14. nwicacl o! Friday, April 7, Good »rcnts of a son bom at St. Peter's 3—Meeting Priscilla Missionary Circle of Our Redeemer Evan- Club, held at the home of Mrs. 1-iKhi.v. The mectini; will take hospital, New Biimswick. Mrs. gelical Lutheran Chtrrch, 8 P. M., in Parish Hall.' Bridge of Sighs Theodore Perry, 360 Grove Street, uT in tlic Kcasbey firchouse at rhomsen is the former Muriel 3—Meeting, William J. Warren Association, Frank's Hall King "Think of the golden moments Metuchen, with Mis. Fred Buhler « P, M. Udington. George Road.'Fords, at 8 P. M. you have wasted playing, friend." a.s hostess. 4—Meeting, Fords American Legion, Post 163, 8 P. M, in Legion "Yes," replied Miss-Cayenne, re- The dark horse prize was won rooms, DAl'OIITKK IS BORN gretfully, "besides a lot of silver by Mrs. Perry. _ Others jroent 6—Meeting Ladies' Aid Society of Our Redeemer Evangelical coin and paper currency." HOPKLAVVN — Mr. and Mrs On the Lutheran Church. 2 P. M.. in Parish Hall. wore Mrs. Robert Sams, Me- tuchen; Mrs. Louis Chismar, Rari- John Ti-iibalka, 34 New Bruns- 6—Social—Sodalists of Our Lady of Peace Church in church The Mystery Unsolved: tan Township; Mrs. Stephen A. wick Avenue, are the parents of a auditorium. Pat^—How much do yez weigh? SCREEN 10—Meeting, Lions Club of Fords, in Scandinavian Grill, 6:30 Frost, Fords; Mrs. Robert St. (uiiuuhter born Thursday at the Mike—One hundred and seventy- P. M. , John, Mrs. John Coughlin, Perth IVnh Amboy Genera: Hospital. flve, pounds. 'Young, Man With a H»rn' '10—"Benjamin Straffi" Ni^ht, Holy Name Society of Our Lady Amboy, and Mrs. Vincent Orllck Patr—Ya musta got weighed wld of Woodbrldge. This; film Is based on a novel of Peace Churqh, in church auditorium. ycr coat on. SON I OK NOSUCMNSKY 10—Meeting, Mothers' Chib of Boy Scout Troop 52 lit the home The next meeting, April 5, will if the same title, VrlUen by Doro- Mike—An' ,1 did not.l held it in 1'ORDS— Mr, and Mrs. Joseph of Mrs. Jack Hirner, 42 William Street, with Mrs, Theodore be held at the home of Mrs. Or- hy Baker. It has to do with the me arms all the time. Nusuchmsky, 198 Woodland Ave- Harmsen, co-hostess, 8 P. M. lick, 171 Clinton Place, Wood- il for stardom—Mai lined ".laeM-ilri'imBH." 11*"+* 1 nue, lire the parents of"a»«r» born e<»«w*f the late Bis Beiderbecke, 10-'Meettagi Udife Auwliaix^t Fords McmoiiaJ Past, VFW, (•.i-1tit '!-piece wool fashion by Nardli features lime *i:il navy Caugbt e, Thursday at the Perth Amboy whose career came to a sad end at 8 P. M. In the post rooms. il jacket with navy skirt in BuU»y IUnne.1. T«P drawer rle- when he died in 1931 at an early Lady—Why are you In prison, General Hospital. 10—Meeting, Liberty Social Association, 8 P. M. Liberty Tavern comes to the fore il this white wool broadcloth dress, lishU, age. The film's Rick Martin (Kirk ( my poor man? Victory Club Meets iniurs Kath, ChrmlAer-stylcd, trimmed with sold satin, it NKW SON ARHIVES Douglasi lifces nothing better than Hall, King George Road, Fords. Convict—For driving a car too drama and flair o( Sprint's "dress-up" look. , With Mrs. W. C. Mundy FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel laying hot and sweet on his hprn 11—Meeting, Ladies' Auxiliary of Fords American Legion, at ilow, lady, Lady—You mean too fast. Silauyl, 55 Douglas Street, are blown offstage by Harry Jsmes*. 8 P, M. in the Legion, rooms. FORDS—A meeting of the Vic- Convict—I mean too slow. The tlje parents of a son born Monday with a bit of blare and bellow 12—Meeting, Woman's Club of Fords in library at 8 P. M. Club, formerly the Wiley's at the Perth Amboy freneral Hos- hrown in for contrast. When he 13—Mdeting, Ladies' Missionary Society, Grace Lutheran Parish owner Jumped into the ear pital. . ' marries an eccentric Weurotlc, 4t 8 P. M. caught me. *, ., •nf Mis. William 0, Mundy on played by Lauren Bacalljwho had 14—Square Dance, benefit baseball team of Our Lady of Peace Everyiecn Avenue. The dark horse SCHOOL UNIT l'O MEET Church,' in. church auditorium. Solid. Ivory plenty of money, he began going ; prine was won'by Mis. William HOPELAWN—The Home and 14—Meeting, United Exempt Foremen, Keasbey, PordS and Hope- Before they wed to thp bowwows. He hits the bottle Slmms. | i Scluxjil Association of Hopelawn lawn, in Keasbey Firehouse a,t 8 P. M. She [said School will meet tonight at 8 neglejcts his old friends and end 16—Cake Sale, P.T.A. of Our Lady of Peace,Bcljool, Mrs. Paul He pad a "marblb e brow" The next meeting, April 25, will o'clock in the school. up in a sanatorium from which Bauer and Mrs. Stephen Meszaros, co-j:hairmen. After a year be held at the home of Mrs. Hattie in contradiction with the novel, 17—Social, Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of (Ur Lady ol Peace \ All you'll hear Pinella, Superhighway 25, Rarl- ON DKAN'S LIST he is rescued by Doris Day, posing Church. Misses Frances Hendlowltch and Bernlcc Kgr- He is a "bonehead" tan Township. FORDS—Richard D. Smith, 869 prettily as a nightclub sineer. delski, co-chairmen. Church auditorhrarat 8 P. M, Amboy Avenue, is on the dean's Others in the cast include 17—Meeting, Fords Woman's Democratic Club, at 8 P. M.|ln The FORDS NATIONAL BANK term honor list of Rutgers Univer- Hoagy Carmichael, as a rathe: Scandinavian Grill. • ; sity's College of Enuineerinu. beery pianist and narrator, an 18—Meeting, Fords American Legion, 8 P. M. Iji Legion rooms. PICK - UP - DELIVERY 19—"Fathers' Night—PTA, School No. 14. Chief County Proba- The Friendly Bank of Fords, Nc^ Jersey luan Hernandez, the Negro actor, tion Officer Bernhardt Jensen, speaker, 8 P. M. ih the RAISE THE VALUE WITH FHA as the man who taught Rick how school auditorium. to manipulate, the cornet. 19—Food Sale—Mothers' Club of Troop 52. BSA.'Bt Jack Hlrner'a Woodbridge 8-1735 Barber ShopJ New Brunswick Avenue, terete, U A. M, 'East Slfe, West Side1 ii your property starts 1 • to 2 P. M. , . •f In this film ! Barbara Sfanwycl 22—Spring Hop—Si|b-Jtimor Woman's Club, Scnool No. 14, Music )wiiiuu\ your Invert^ut, is supposed to be married t ' by Stnhtusters.,Mi,^es*tfcan Didllk and Janet Fofrlch.j Pprth Amboy 4-7538 jlsss ItoQn and, being, wealth: iso-chalrmen. «*t *' • ' D<"> wUh it. Keep up repairs' East ISaewetaintfC"tifN*e ^ -Meftbm.mia CUib.J&«uur Redeemer and Mr. Mason are taken for

THE RIOHT TO JQ1N objective. We (•«,!, , High Morality in Trenton We are not always sufficiently may get up an ,„•..'., firnteful to pooplp like Srnator the purpose very interesting observations as a result our letter to the Township Com- ance—as futher i>i also are well aware of the fact that pas- them as well as fur thereof. We hope Mr. Vogel will press his mittee. Ycu will note that vo .senger rates have kept pace with these merely recommended, for the We hope your C\I:M questions vigorously. ascending costs. The railroads, including safety of the children, "that a set its wav clear t > qualified supervisor be provided the Pennsylvania, apparently are going to facilities, for we car, • Woodbridge, traditionally, has been to be on duty at all times during greater service to ti:> the day when the playground is treated like a step-child so far as adequate learn their lesson the hard way—that by our ' WoodbrklKi- .u ,: charging much and offering little they are In use." provide them wii h service is concerned to Newark and New Under the Capitol Dome We are, of course, sorry to going to find their competition making adequate, playmuur,. York. Despite the increase in the volume learn that the Township Com- be our pleasure to . • > By J. Jiseph GrIUtis mittee could not see its way clear of business there has been no increase in more and more inroads on their clientele. wards that end." to use our facilities. However, travel accommodations, and the waiting The airlines'already should have made the Walter Readc Ti.. complete unfinished business, any and the third is a "Regular Or- should the Committee, or any railroads pretty well aware of this fact— TRENTON — Governor Alfred other responsible Woodbridge Walter I! room and other facilities at the local "sta- E. Oriscoll will be successful in laws thai are placed on the ganization Democrat-Free, Open tion have been unspeakably foul. The sta- certainly on long hauls—and tfce same con- statute books this year will be Primaries." group decide at any time in the having the Legislature adopt future that they would like to use WH,JR:AF tion is not manned most of the time and dition is certain to develop on the short most of hW 1950 program before considered by the administration as progress. TOMATOES:—Tomato prices our facilities for a community the Senate and General Assem- recreation center, our offer still it is a sink-hole of filth. runs unless the prevailing "customer-be- bly stops the lawraaking machin- in New Jersey next summer will damned" attitude is abandoned. CONGRESS CANDIDATES:— probably be lower than last year, stands good. For lack of an adequate commuting ery within the next few weeks for Our letter follows: the balance of the year. New Jersey citizens will have a according to early prices quoted lluftti Wllllnni".,,, h. i, schedule and a satisfactory schedule for If the railroads are losing business, which selection from a wide variety of by packers. "Woodbridge Township March M, 1STN— \uuu.i ., , However, some of the executive Committee other travelers, plus the deplorable condi- they certainly are, on account of their own proposals included in the Gover- Republicans and Democrats seek- New Jersey tomato growers of- ing seats in'Congress at the April fered 147,086 tons of tomatoes Woodbridge, New Jersey COWRlMNi. nor's inaugural address on Janu- The I.radrr-Jntimnl. tions at the station, Woodbridge patrons of short-sightedness, we,cannot see how they 18 primary flection. Three score for official inspection last year, Gentlemen: ary n will be considerably As you undoubtedly know, our Tir WoadbrlilRr I i-jitrr citizens are seeking to nil the according lo the State "Depart- WooillirldBT Inrtrpmjriii the Pennsylvania are subjected first to on,e can expect the public to make up their watered down by the time they Woodbridge Drive-In Theatre fourteen seats in Congress from ment of Agriculture. This includ- Th* Inrlln •Ivuriinl increase and then to another. If there were deficits. We believe everyone using the squeeze through the lawmakfnj has one of the largest, best Ptiliiliihml fivetv ,.,- New Jersey. ed 63 per cent graded U. S. No. 1. 1 mill. But the majority will fol- the Woottbi'tilmt i .;' some small advantages offered to compen- Pennsylvania will applaud Senatqr Ypgel's 34 per cent U. S. No. 2 and three equipped play areas for children low the pattern set by the chief J. Ellis Kirkham. of North in northern New Jersey. Because !>:ui.v, WuuilbrlilRp, \ : Plainfleld. is seeking election to per cent culls. - Cluu'lt-s E. Crrt,,i- I sate for the acute boosts in rates, then we interest and initiative in filing his com- executive. A few will be sacrificed the theatre is primarily a night- Lawrence !•' ( ,i:: think the traveling public would be loath plaint against the newest exorbitant rate entirely this year. Congress in the fifth district, un- Although spme canners are of- time operation, the equipment is Vlee-Presldent ;m i "' In-passing the annual appro- der the slogan "For a Revivified fering the same prices as last unused during the day. Lucy F. GresS'-ry, ' to complain. Under circumstances which increase. We hope he will leave np stqne Republican Party." Paul C. Kem- year, others are slightly below priations bill, the Legislature will. We have always considered ni'AHI.US Ii. iil;l prevail at the moment, we think they are unturned in prosecuting it to the fullest. follow the advice of the Gover- eny, of Perth Amboy. is running prices paid in 1949. One large ourselves an integral part of the BiUJnr an' PuM nor to "hold the line" against in* the same district under the company is offering prices of $33 HJy ii in Ten a fly, has added a variation ing $35 and $19 this year corn-* larly to the youngsters. With All [l e in ii-lvar a State stand-by residential rent Hy mrrler Our congratulations and our every wish penters and masons and laborers, purchas* control law. tn his slnjan by adopting "Or- pared to S?S and $21 in 1949. these thoughts in mind, we would One concern is offering $29 for happiness go to the members of the With its teeth pulled to pre- ganization Republican—Contin- ing materials from the proceeds of various again this year on an ungradeds vent it from biting entrenched ued Good Government." Woodbridge American Legion post on the basis. activities or obtaining them as gifts from municipal officials, a bill will he In the Tenth District, four Re- completion of their handsome new home enacted into law permitting mu- publican candidates for Congress interested townsfolk. In their objective the. ARMY BUSINESS:—Archibald nicipalities to adopt new forms of have adopted slogans as follows: OP Berry Street. ' S. Alexander, of Bernardsvill?. help they received from the Women's Aux- government if the voters so de- "Clean Government Republican"; Assistant Secretary of the Army, This new home is the realization of a sire. The big tooth pulled out of "Liberal Republican"; Veteran- ON THE JOB!! who will very probably be the iliary certainly was not inconsiderable, and the law at the request of the Clean Record for Good Govern- PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR • long dream. A grateful community had next Democratic Governor of State League of Municipalities ment"; and "Veterans Bonus- EMPLOVEEG WITH AN -•• for all who had any part either as a worker New Jersey has prepared A • given the Legion a room in the Memorial was the mandatory requirement Lower Rent-Good Government." unique booklet which should be UABlUTr or a giver, a handsome monument to their tha,t voters of all municipalities The eleven Democrats seeking Municipal Building for its official and so- invaluable to New Jersey and be required to state definitely at one seat in Congress in the thir- POLICY cial activities, but the quarters never were efforts now stands for all to see. other businessmen. the polls before 1059 if they are teenth district comprise quite n quite adequate. A group of industrious and Because so much of the new Legion home satisfied with their present form variety. There are "Independent It explains in detail how to do business with the Army. The pop- • imaginative members conceived the idea, was completed by their own hands, so much of local government. Democrat"; "Freedom Demo- The Governor's proposal that crat"; Labor's Choice-For United ular Assistant Secretary of the many long months ago, oi establishing a more wjlli the Legion members and the public school teachers be allowed Democratic Party"; "Regular Army frankly admits this differs separate Legion home which would more Auxiliary enjoy the fruits of their labor. to retire after 35 years of service, Free Democrat"; Regular Demo- in many ways from doing busi- crat-Americans All"; "The Real ness with private purchasers, be- nearly meet the Post's growing require- regardless of age, has been re- They have something of which they—and jected by the Senate. Also lack- Jim Murray Democrat"; Regular cause business with the Govern- ments and which, at the same time, would the community—may well be proud and ing the necessary votes are ad- Organization Democrat"; "La- ment must be done in accordance with the laws, regulations and be available for other community needs. we hope that the comforts and conviviality miBistratlon bills placing all bor's Only Friend—Fair Deal workers, except those on farms Democrat" and "Independent court decisions which govern it. Rallyinyigg sufficient of their numbers to it will providp e will make up in some small and domestic service, under the Democrat-Veteran." "It is not necessary or proper get the obiective under way, (his, original 'share for the loss of these elemehls during Stsie tmjnipioyment taw, arm In tin* next district, ttw four- «n POM H' "i^g maximum unemployment teenth, there are three Demo- group went forward toward their goal, the endless days and nights of foxholes, of compensation payments from $22 crats seeking one seat in Con- They enlisted from their membership car- bursting shells and sinking ships. to $30 weekly. gress. The incumbent, Edward J. Because the Governor lias Hart, is a "Regular Organization dedicated 1950 as a stock-taking Democrat"; one opponent is a Next week Uie Woodbridge National will be Where Business Men Often Fail period to consolidate gains and "Rtsular Democrat - Unbossed," A recent public opinion poll, according Americans are interested in their,._ an,...d„ By Don OPEN THURSDAY EVENING, 4 lo 6 oVhwk to Hyman W, Steink,raus, prjesident of the the opportunity afforded them to get ahead \$ L A/V\ \J K W11\ Lj Flowers Chamber of Commerce of trie United States, in ffe. repeals that only s^ven per cent of the business men have failed to point out people have the idea that business has done that the American way of life ancl all jobs, 1 iff!* " the most for their welfare. On the other depend upon active trade, industry and All banks in New Jersey will observe Good hand, forty-nine per cent thjnk that (fov- agriculture, according to }&v: Steinfcraus. Friday, April 7, as a legal holiday. So next ernment has done most for them and forty- He could, have added that business men, in week the Woodbridge National will be open three per cent term the unions as their their efforts to stifle competition and to, Thursday, *4 to 6 P. M., in addition to its greatest benefactor. secure unfair economic advantages, have regular hours of 8 A. M. to 2 P. M. If you With this introduction, Mr. Steinkraus lost sight of, the [necessity to police a have come to depend on our two Wrg of suggests that business has been "outsold" ity that is \uj|ltin|g to do anything for profit?, Friday evenirjg banking~service| as/have ••• 7 by the government and unions and that including title stifling of opportunity tyl hundreds of our customers, just foifneil J week come in on Thursday evening.' Why!' !.£uM8?iean fcusin^sa rnen are losing thejr, man/ average Am^rja^., ,,. •( J fight against "statism" and eventual de- There is substantial reason totWnjtink' . not do.*o to adti U) jmut s^inp ar to ,*Uirt < struction pj priva^ enterprise. He/thir# of/trie nation, ''& a wliole, % b^vftRr a new INSURED compound - interest account? J tjftat business* mett havVteeri so occupied government has done much for them. More- AW BTRBKT with their own businesses that they have pver, it is obvious that members of labor largely ignored the problem, of selling the unions have solid groyndfar iheiy belief economic and sopial foundation upon that union organizations ha.ve heloed them which American business rests. it is uj> to business, as a vjtaj part ofttie While we are not yet apprehensive tfcat American scheme, to *«a its tfery to tto private enterprise faces e^twrt destruc- American people and not to fiverkx* tht Won, we are ready to admit thaj business fact that wtydi m not sufllctent, but that men, as a whole, have ignored public rela- deeds must proclaim tHe prinetoteB upon WOODBRIDGE NATIONAL BANK tions and the human* element in connec- which the American economic way of life tion with national attain* Qbvioittty, most depends. IPAOETIN "'•"• -^ - "Oh, rfw!..• Why dottn't tooMOpe'tavtot a wait (bat ' wJ!yjif»«i»ii?j?owiJ>'" -TNT T.FADKT* MARCH 30, 1050 FITTVF.N Opinions of Others ""onlinurd from Kdllnrinl Pn?.r) hesp ihinEs or ^nv of ilicm ;in'l HI I'.rnndma in the D('|):u:n\"n! n( .lustirf, pn Iipau con^ta'ole anv- whore find nn rommittre of Con- rcss has any linlit lo sny us no. Nor is nny such vi«ht crenied by the possible fact tliat some Communists may RKrer with in in some of the objectives we seek ^ and may ,1oln with us In seeklnsj I. them. It may be that we do not ', US show good sen»e in such matters, but each of u* Will have to learn about that on his own responsi- bility. He cannot lawfully and -1:5 properly be told by anyone In Washington with whom he is to .KIM associate. , If these Rood old American *?'* principles are again aenerally ac- COMPARE Quaint i, h cepted, some of us may fee-l like orKnntami! an organization to rnise money to sel up a plaque MMi or something In honor of Senator t MM McCarthy. We will Just have to hope that no Communists or fel- • , •' low-travelers will jolu this or>, $or

nanlnaUon; but if they should A.^ jniitt) do not believe the other mj?r {{vn j jjol of the organi/.fltlon can l>' .tipcrlv

be denounced in Comire- . or sul). jected to other cruel ai- d" ,musui,i ChucBone in. Serve a tasty Acme chuckk mas t oRoasr steok and see for yourself twhy thrift"Sfy homemakers who - 43c punishment-New V Jrk TiniM demand the hf";t come to Acme! PLOWING OOOI) wiU.

We are- hot f m of blamp f(ll. f the tensions n _ nle Wf]1-j(|. W(, al(l no saints in, American clothlns.

But contvi'jo^ {},;, wjth (ne Sp|ri[

of post-"yttl. vlnrtlctlvenps.s which still hi-'^j 4on,oot| German prison- tJBlO - Testy, tender, easily prepared. Featured at all Acmes this week-end. ovs U'J Russia. r, ftfT I '•fhe little town of Cnpracottn. ;; Swift Premium Boneless Acme (s Famous For Meats! Xtnly i not sn IOUK ae.o it was enemy territory l, IK annually snowed in, tight, for the- winter, r o u r r*on« in the mountains of the Apen- Round Roast it 75c nines, Allied bombers and artil- .brook frosted Veal Rolls *. 49c lery In World War II wrecked . _» ',n flllOl" A delightful change for week-end menus. NO FAT ADDED. Most delicious & economical. their snow-removinp machinery', 3s nnri left them in a hopeless SM0KED ib. 43c plight. But the people of Jersey Lamb Liver ib. 45c Beef Tongues City, hearing of tt from the. mayor of Capracottfl, raised funds, bought a giant mechanic^ snowplow, seni It with a crew to lu, lUvor of tif- Loin Lamb Chops ft. 85c Plate Beef & *• 21c the little mountain town. It reached a chcerins Capracotta Rib Lamb Chops ». 79cSausage Meat PORK i^ 37c just as the first snow fell! u u Love your enemies! What tliat Scrapple Philadelphia snowplow represents will create Shoulder Lamb Chops «»75c * 19c more goodwill in Italy than we could buy with fifty billions if t«-pi American uold. —Christian Herald, lip f

Special for One Week Only/ Broccoli «- Big Mace of House Seabrook Peas hT im He/rdM/'gfityWeapon, Del Monte Sardines 15-oi^'. can "17c But Is Little Used !™ 16 Dirr*ceve Peas 7 Nature's Finest Produce a9 WASHINGTON, D. C. -Joe CM- Spinach ^& ' Received Fresh Daily. lahan, of Bellevuc, Ky., hasn't used Hersheys Chocolate Syrup 2 It yet, but he Is equipped with a French Fnes *~* 27c mighty powerful weapon. It's tha mice, jymbol of authority, o( tha 8-ox. California Loose national house of representatives. Hunt's Tomato Sauce can Callahsrt li house sergeant-st- 5c trms. Rules ol the house, adopted A'o Finer Coffees Al Any Price.' C r in 17B9, point out that his Job is Htnt Fl Roo Nabisco Ritz 8-oi. pkg. 19c ASPARAGUS "to maintain order under direction 10 ^ 93c fact that it is the symbol of author- Princ «,. • • " " • • BROWNIE Serve creamed cauliflower fur u change! ity of the house. t Cottage Holiday Mix ot MACAROON "" Gerber's r& 10 tT 93c The mace Is 46 Inches In height «nd consists chiefly of 13 ebony Ideal Dog Food 2'':" 25c Gerber's Juicy Florida Extra Large v* \ rodi—one for each of the original ittt««—bound together with silver binds ind Surmounted by a 414- Inch sllvtr globe, atop which sits Campbell's Tomato Juice 3 "-' 25c » lolid msple eagle, wings spread. Oranges **A9c It'j the tecond mace used in the Special for one week only! Buy a supply now and save! house. The first was burned with * Plenty of rich juice in these lorge ones. , the C»pitol by the British in 1814. 10V2-OX. Thlj one was made by William can Adams, * New York silversmith, Hurff's Asparagus Soup 5c Fancy in 1841. Cost y00. Box Our Mace is a survival of the Special for one week only! A top quality condensed soup for Lenten menus. Selected Tomatoes Rom»n fascis, which was a bundle H I .iL... California Jumbo | C» of rods wrapped around an ax , Orange Marmalade TH 24c Kraft Dinners 2 ^ 27c hindlf'tnd carried as.a symbol of 25c A5C0 f authority. The rods signified au- Fruit Cocktail °Z, „„ 32c Heinz Ketchup baltU AJt, L6TTUC6 Iceberg Head OC thority to flog; the ax, authority 2 Frei11Cucurnb to behead. The Romans took fasces Grapefruit ™X !T 20c Hpinz PirUpc " 00^. to Britain and we got tha Idea 8 P.) . i Pascal Celery £*££ 19c from the house of commons. >J, a Ours serves one other purpose, When th« house goes into session ly O . ler in ', Peanut Butter ..... "» 37c Heinz vinegar •%. ^ er.cB day, one ot Callahan's help-' CAKE?! New Potatoes HL 5 lbs. 29c MI places the mace on a'grrfft- - 1 Macaroni, Spaghetti \£ 15c Green Split Peas T.*. ... m»rble»'pedestal at the right of tha X speaker's desk. If the house re- >m t Libby's Peas'"" "^VT- 21c Tomato Soup "™ 3 'tT 25c solves Itself into the committee of f Bit I p Open Friday til 9' the whole,' he moves it down to a HART2 I* lower pedestal by the desk of the IT PE Asco Tomatoes 8c 2U-OI. pigpg. OC come Dog POWDEYummieR s sergeant of arms. Thus a member, M M Cl.an..,, 1Q Fnnch Slyl, Slrhg OOC n LisUn In! "Barjin' Around With Boulton" bj a glance at the Macci can tell Ugh; Louisiana Crunch 30c 8-otpko ; IVC WPAT—930 on Youi Dial — what kind of session he's in. olenp- Monday Through Friday, II A. M. la Noon! 11 (Ji Shredded Codfish 18c TEAM packag. If • member gets abusive (that H0MDEmE Is,, beyond th^ bounds of house i *{c HAND clEANER Mayonnaise iar 33c Boraxo (r«i. packag* 15c rules), the seigeant at, arms, at the direction Df the speaker, is Bak supposed tp goi after him with the 11-ox. •'• nd I mac*. He simply walks up to the con i\ •tern , Heinz Tomato Soup 10c member *nd holds ^he mace out Bar Cake ^.^ toward him. If the member refuses' to*«cknowledge his authority of tht house, and shut up, he makes raorlf Honey Buns vlM Swift ept ts Vogt's HEINZ himself subject to discipline by the Hot Cross Buns ve or PREM Scrapple Baked Beans house, which can be severe. , morl rnffee Cake •«--_ r 39c '? 25

. j vivo PAGE TWMIA'N THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950 t Mv-tninus Universe," "The Unl- Rest Drrstted Man in the Easier Parade !,•'„,-,,,. :,nd l)r Einstein" and "Road Foundation Firemen Schedule Weather Expert Four Win Prizes NbVV : In Hra.'.on." s Fddie Albert. Is making a suc- Season with Dance. Saturday Addresses Circle At Contract (Huh , rssful comeback try at the movies foilnvunK a very successful run In NEWARK "TI, , COLONIA A .•<>•••.< In! andHEWAREN Captain Robert .SEWAREN—Mrs. Casper Boehm, Hi,. Boardway show, "Miss Lib- Foundation is p.,.(. That Aim. 'Til (Jet By." is real- well attended nv>'le:i, ii Uf-c was Danskln, who win with the U. C. West Avenue was hostess to tho erty." current musical „ , held Saturday ti:--h- ,i' ')]<• On- Weather Bureau on Greenland, Scwaren Contract Club at a meet- ly studded with stars. Beside .June proved one of tin Ionia flrehousr undr-v »!;>• auspices was the (£ue>t speaker at the Par- ing held at her home. Haver and Bill I-undifian. it will Bob Hope has all the other ac- in Its history, win ,", of the Colonia Fireman1- Associa- ents' Night meeting of the Hone Prize winners were Mrs. Boehm, have Steve Allen, radio nimic; tors In Hollywood green with envy atlc performance. ..' tion. Music Wat tutu K!( tl by Clay- and School Circle in the audi- Mrs. Joseph Rusznnk. Mrs. Eleanor Dan Dailey, Clifton Webb. Jeanne over his new television deal. Come Theatre, Newark ton Tyrrell and his Rhyilim Kni(!5. torium of the school Monday pve- Van Pelt and Mrs. Joseph Pock- Craln. Dennis Day, ReRpie Oar- Easter Sunday, Bub, as master of Tha first win i,,. The spot diincc was won by !nin«. In his talk Captain Danskin lembo. diner and Gloria DeHavcn. ceremonies for 90 minutes on an Moiart's ftreatcM .,-, Mr. and Mrs, .Joseph Ryhmrr. Ro- | described the customs, and every- Others present were the Misjes Icebox program, will receive a rAr vannl," which ],,,' selle. and the door prize went to day life of the Esquimaux on Kay Freeman and Irene KroiiVi, Bette Davis will likely^So the puted $40,000. Bob is the first Im* ously been Riven i- • I Greenland. Emory Tyrrell. Railway. Mrs. Edward Santoyan, Mrs. Henry role in "All About Eve," which portant Hollywood star to breaJc It Will be pres.Mii'' , 1 evening, May ii;. •, , Fred Sutler WHK chairman and | After the program, open house Smithies, Mrs. Elmer Hobbs. Mrs. Claudette Colbert was to have be- into television but he is sure to De atlc presentation < lie was assisted by Hairy Read. • was observed and parents were In- Anton Magyar. Mrs. Charles fore she got sick. Anne Baxter is followed by others, like Blng Cros- 1 formance of Pm, . Stanley Seabasiy. James Staun- vited to visit their children's class Bohlke and Mrs. Carl Krnsh. already signed for a part in the by, Red Skelton, etc. lr 'La Boheme" ,n | i rooms, inspect their work and meet The next meeting will be held films. ; ton, Edmund Hughes and Pa.skel nlng, May 1R. Merrill. their teachers. at the home of, Mrs. Van Pelt in We reported that Gary Cooper The next event, H square dance, Metuchen. Greer Qarson is to have a six- wanted a Western as his next pic- Both perforin;!i,. ] will be held .Sntuniay. April 1. -Supper Club to Mark months' vacation, so she won't re- ture and. sure enough, he'll have for the benefit of • with Uncle Genrup and liB .tprsey turn to this country until next it He is set for Warners' "Dallas, of Newark and •...: Ramblers providing ihf music. lth Birthday, April IH Rankins Entertain fall. set in the post-Civil War era and with the stroiim. ; | Luther Calvin is rhairm.il> and deals with the history and growth politan and oii,n SEWAREN—At the March meet- At COP Card Party he Will be assistedbv Grnno Srott. Charles Coburn recently cele- of the Texas tity. appear in Essex c, in:; of the St. John's Supper Clu'o James Taucart. Pudulph F.nz. SEWAREN—Mr. and Mrs. Her- brated his sixty years in show Tickets for i)l(;| in the Parish House on ClifT Road, Hoist Trtsehner, John Iiiru, and bert Rankin. Cliff Road, were business. Born in Macon. Ga., Co- Colleen Townsend. pretty young will go on sale, ai •:.. plans were made to celebrate the Armando Vesperino. hosts at a card party held at their burn declares, "I can't remember actress who Is giving up screen office on Mond;iv. \ dubs fourth birthday on April if) home under the auspices of the wanting to be anything but an work to RO Into religious work, !Mrs. William Taiwan, and Mrs. Sewiirrn Republican Club, Inc. actor." He has appeared in forty- , will make three pictures this sum- KNOWS HIS SKA\|s r (Chester Pilarowitz are co-chair- eight pictures in the last thirteen imcr with religious backgrounds Colonia Notes The door prize was won by Mrs, Philadelphia. i>, men. Anna Wyckoff and the special years. Now nearlng 73, Coburn is before Rolni; to school this fall. ! Final arrangements were made still.one of the top character ac- hHrd to find a nu.. —The Horwr Hn]\ Committee prize by Mrs. Benjamin Treidcr. I for the menu for the Sewaren tors in Hollywood, drawing some- Tom Ewell, who made such who took a walk •..,]• met last night at 8 oVimk at the In the games winners were Mrs. Men's Club dinner meeting on where near $75,000 per picture. , in "Adam's Rib" that he landed in the center of w•.,. Civic Improvement Club. Inman Treider and Mrs. Samuel Coimijrikvi April 12. | a part In Lana Turner's picture, trained hor<-p w.i Avenue. man, pinochle: H. D. Clark, ca- Present were Mrs. Albert Ander- i joins Tyrone Power In "American intersection \vaiin: —Mr. and M:-<- .!<>-p:i Mai- nasia: Miss Marie Robbing Mrs. Believe it or not. but Gloria sen. Mrs. J. E. Crow ley, Mrs. Pila- Herbert Eywkus. Mr. and Mrs. ! Guerrilla In the Philippines." to change. danis. 2 Outlook Awnue, arc the rowitz. Mrs. Walter Wyckoff. Mrs. Swanson prefers serious non-fic- parentsS of a son burn Monday at Ralph Rankin. Satmi?l Henry, R. tion books to the lighter kind. Janus O'Donnell. Mrs. Benjamin (3. Crane. Harper Sloati and Mrs. House and Senate groups ap- Metallic liraini. :.• Perth Amboy On;i::u Hospital. ITiPider. Mrs. Taitgart. Mrs. "John. Among the books she has recently 1 F. J. Adams, briclse. The non- prove 2 billions for farm supports. said to increase •. —Mrs. Thelma Tair. I.an 'aster Sprinc ilress-up suits for men sin ", siniiilr lines ami fine qual- read are "Science and Sanity." •. Venenis. Mis. Margaret Reid. Mis. players award went to Mrs, Arthur Road, was l:o>te.\-, ;u ;>.c Half Ton ity worsted fabrics in new light wciclils. Colors are brighter to Jeanette Randolph. Mrs. H.ir.y Gardiner. Club last niKiit. i Halsey and ML 45 Va.. March 10 and 11. The trophy was presented by Col. Lester J. Sprinkle, Acting Chief of Stafl, Military District of ZUMAN ABATTOIR Washington, and Col. Mary A. Hal- loran, director of the Women's Oak Tree Road, One Mile Past Iselin Center FA DA Television Army Corps. Pvt. Balogh Is the daughter of All Olhrr Boef, Veal, Lamb and Pork Priced as reasonuhk Mr. and Mrs. John Balosli of 80 NOW ON DISPLAY Spring Street. Woodbridse. NEW STORE HOURS Kline of Farm Bureau ,'5QJ Open Daily 9 A. M. to 9 P, M. Saturday 8 A. M: to >: I': voting is agriculture test. 1 Come in Unlay and see tfie new Beautiful l2]/2-inch FAD A TELEVISION, 91 A./, inch screen with the new built-in FAD A SCOPE TELEVISION ANTENNA. Thanks! to the Beaver Valley Times for this AS LOW AS Editorial of Tues day, March 21st IT TAKES COURAGE Officials of the Peoples, strike at the place being They arc counting on es- taken in by U,< $199-95 Clothing Company and its. picketed. tablishing the false impres- placards used by v. stores in Rochester and Am- The Peoples Clothing Com- sion of a labor dispute be- Some customer bridge are to be congratu-j pany charges Local 65 with tween the company, and its scared oft by thi- lated on the stand they have; being a Communist-domi- employes. And, since legiti- belief that thcrr i taken against Local 65, a| nated outfit that is trying to mate union members usually bor trouble, but New York City warehouse j organize the firra's New York respect picket lines, they members of 11 ^ union that has been picket-1 warehouse1, Because of this hope to force the company unions are not IIK. ing the firm's stores through- j red taint, the management to recognize their union by in the. secomta: out the nation. j has refused to have any deal- keeping its labor customers which Local 05 :•• Employes of the firm's lo-| ings with the union, out of the stores. enforce. cal stores are not engaged j This stand requires consid- Fortunately, however, the Any company i;. n any dispute with the man erable courage on the part reputation of,Local 65 has 1 liberately risk a : agement, but the company of a chain of clothing stores preceded it. The organiza- ness in order tic naturally is at a disadvan- whose principal customers tion is not affiliated with munist-flayom! age iwhen wildcat pickets are working people, many of either the CIO or the AFL. serves the supp"i start parading up 'and down i whom belong to unions. It was expelled from the CIO Americans, whfii:- with placards. I The Local 65 goons have for Communist tendencies LOOK AT THESE -Most people automatically been moved around by air- and is not recognized by the union member^ think of a strike when they' plane in some cases to picket NLRB. sequently.the I'I-; ^eaipickets. This is because as many of the company's Consequently, it seems cer- ing Company i •; BIG FEATURES Wia-fide picketing is done: stores as possible with a lim- tain that Beaver County benefit in the in:. only when th£i£ia.an actual) ited Staff. .. union members will not be courageous stun.. • Full 12-channel continuous coverage • F. 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III.; IT Oirl >AIN Mil by II'.- TiiKll- Mnnli'liml Cnitrl 'bull rncilvi- nn Mai-.-h 2hl, IPr.ft, I vm> illr,-. l.-.l Thf right tn Mr, I any or all |.l< I ; IPI'llMOIIV HIVMN Unit ililp IVillllllllllH- i.f III" Tnwil'ililp ill lo mlvfrllw tlic fml thrtt on TUPS- i.ll.Hil«i' lir Cniiply llniHlroio.lI itJiiinnili'.i'.'iMi fun IHIIIKIW rptrn- ilny I'Vi-nlnr. April llii. I'"1*, tl"1 I'lnpi HHls mil.I t.e PP I'M! 111'I Tl'l- i | |,;p^i>,l nil fil'Hl i-S tliilf ll'-. II.n. .1.I'H'C i'r, I I'iMl, |/ lir piilii Tn"'tJlil'i l''»mnilfti'«' will m.'i't lo the (-.niitnln iiiner "f In in, I'tittK "t HIP Tiiw'n- Spi'tlun (if Arll'-lf of |ln I'i ill ' liil-ii'iiii'i-l'. inufiilltili-nt ', »t « P. M. (KHT) In th« Commlttpp itit'itlnns ii n't Aei'li.ii llurniv :in.| nvelopes in he -,'.'ii|. .i| luim 1 he u l.ii h M!I:I|| In. in n.'ili,,,i, i.,,rr mn\\i l'.'i«inli»ri, Mpmorlni mini'ip«i ami ''on- IBP, in the CiMtnly oT liy nmenrril tn rrad us fnllu nfs, i.i'-h, ;t n-l ;tnv n ' I,,. p ;i]|,nv-' Rullillng, WftOflhrlilitr.. ^e« Jprntjf, U|vl hin f Archill"im. 'i'\y .lri'nr^, hd.l on Hi* Hi>clliin I". The ,«nlur\ -itrurtlun. lii-pitriini'iil f Instlln- "f dm 111 ' y V"l •!' ,,(•>•,.(-. II,. s ,,|| |,,,if,,i HI nnil etpoup miVI H'll »t public- s»l« KlllliMng Inxpi'i'tnr si,nil ' M;ir<-!i, llir>0, iunl tl'flt in en- ll'll I'MII' lll.HM Illlil b'u ;m S|..,|| anil to thf iilffhMt hlrlilpr n.-'-nnllng 1 Come to Church ,.,'. will In' tnkiMi u|i for tv-.smrn Iliwlri '! anil V'nrtv !• pit'Hrrllipil fur I'lin by Inw, tli> lo trrnm of salp on flip with th* must he ari-ontpiiitlpil by ii i nrtlflao l.li-rsitIon Hii'l llnul !>«i- " "HUMil n.illnr-1 pir unnn i« u.li's ii |i|illi "il,l,< tn Muni i nl I'nirt* Town tn HCIIII-iifimiiilv iiiMtsiilim nt ml »al Mnirl trati. mil tn I-" publicly rpnd prior lo Stnti- of N>w .Irrspy, for an ninnotu Ambojr Airenuf, Wnodbridl» Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clinrll-s (I Mi- ( orner Rfrkrlfy Rnnl«Ttfli „ 1,1. IH'III nl ItH mentlnir 2. All iirillliani P•- ur purly nl in-.ll- 3. VI i.l'.'llinbi is ur |i:irln nf nnll- sali. l,ol." 1 !*J to IHi iticliiHlvp In ci|U«l to nt lenut flvp, inn cntuni Rev, Samuel Newbergfr, Rabbi. Corrlstln, Pastor. Rrv James Hu«- Mnnlrliml tttillillmf In IIILIli't'S liirtitlsfMt'lIt ttllh |t'C Jiri.vi iiii' c:-, .ii'oiiHisi fut with I'-f irnvl- |oi k I'li-li nn HIP WimilhrhlK! lT,%) of thp iimount of tin- bid. Cooper Avfnac N'PW .lr;r nfs>', un the nlon* of thin firiliiiuru't- ;nt hc-rnby inns nl* tills fii'ilhiaMt'i! nro hereby n*. itHhlp Asi-PsHinpnl M«P. The micei-Bsfu! Wilder, ullcr con- Friday, 1:30 P. M. R«ul« Mil, Aulstant Pastnr. . Isrlln \|irll, Uli'fl, nt K o'i'Ini.k i'pi-iili-il. TaAe furthpr notice tn»t tin trait Is awarilwl, will hi- rp.iolrijd Sabbath Services, Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 7 M Rrv Emily R. a. Klein,: [• i, nr HH Houti thrri'- J. Tills orillnnni'F ."IIHII tnki- i-fti-i i I. Tl-in iiMlimiv-i- -I Inko (-ffpil ottnuhlp Oomn.lttM lian, by rm lo liinil-h « siillnfiictiirv suijtv IMIIUI in'iilli"!' i'i"' '"! roni'l'"!. linini'.lliili ly iipni< UM iiiluptiiin an< II Mir tminnrr IH-IIKI-II liy !:• v/. illon anil purHitunt lo la'.v, fUp.1 a In the full amount of HIP I ontracl Saturday, 8:30 A. M -Stbbftth . M. I Sunday School, 9.45 A. II, ii' ninl plni'P nil |iprKiin.« iulv?rtlj|ltifi 'in required by law. A 1'( i I • -IT I*. ilolniinii lii'i.p HI ivlihh snhl 1"M l-ricp to gutiraiitpp tbp fiiinilnii'nt Sunday Masses: fi «. 7:45, R-.4S Sunday Morning Wonhlp, Ui ,,i. ,-,.-,lp,| |hcn.|ii will Service. AfllINT F. IIi!KIN'•)!!, i K»I'l Work will IIP nolil ti.gtthpr «( HIP ciindllliills nl hi* inntr.u t. Children's Massi 10:00 and 11:001 o'clock. (1|,pi>ii'Vnt- IMIIK li'iH silli, Salil lot" In snl'1piii'tniPnt nf Institutions itn.l A^pn- cits, ^Trciitoii, New .Ii'tspy. on di-- 6:30 P. M— Passover Services. munion at 6:45 o'clock Mass Oun- Thursday Instructions, ):• ,,I.I,IN.\NI:K TO r'ly Tiin«: Til III' HllVITllHi'll i'l I I'lnlii na M .i.l, ?,i| aa.I April ll, liM-k. if milil on tprm«, will rp.iiulrc ,,i,.'s Hi' .vrrcwHRiiS OF TIIK l.oaili'i- un Mai'li :in anil A in--. | lil.Vi, n ith nnti.'i' .Dill Mfinday. April 3. 8:00 A. M.~-day. P. M Ju'i,. niMMfTTKK. II'SO, Mtli in,! ir !• nf gxi Iii I' IHMIII 'nr thai ii'l'trli.in nu April II, ID.'iO !1CP, Uf purctlllKP price 10 lur llrtl'l I for cacti net; thlM iitntittit t" b,. rc- Thursday Prayer and IltttlM fur dual A'loptlnn mi April 11, l!i: i-i.- :!-:m - i-fi itial monthli limiiillnii'nlH of isn.m fumli''! lo I IIP Milder upon ri'luri, Passovcit Scrvici-.i. IT IAISKI' liy tlm Tnwn- slnn. 7:30 P. M. . ( „•' nl the Township nl 1^1, -S-::i( I.it Iu5 Inlprpit and other tprmn pro ol SHIIIC In K'n.nl iiihilitlon. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH n tin- I'liiinty id M Itctrr I II i W-M lik-il for In ™mr«rt of HRIC. SANVdltn I1ATKS, Sabbath Srrvtce, Saturdtf JNl ,,11;,. 1 HUNGARIAN REFORMED Market and Hlfh 8treeU VOTICF, Ol- flKI.IC HALB TuKc mruier tiiiiii-e tnal »l 'm* 1 "f mle, or any datp to which ll rnity CHURCH F*rth Amboy Tin nullify NDTICK I-S HHi!KlIV HIVIvN Iliai I'O WHOM IT MAT CONCBKN: . Township I'I ailjotirned, the Town»hlp Com- Woodbrldirt, N. J. Rev. Arthur L. Maye. Pastor FIRST CONGREGATlONlir tin' fiilluwlliK prnpo.il'il unllnuiii i< At a regular inpplInK of thr mlttpp, rescrvTii the right ;n Its ills- MlTlll: Til IIIDDllllS *AaH Inlrnilili-i'il Hhil JniNSC'l nil lllKt fnwnKhln f'nmmlit'p of the Town- i-rrtloii to reject nny one or all bias Notice \< lii'i-i-liv Rlwii li.al Mil- Corner ot School & JIIHN 8tr««U ,\\ A. M—Morninn Worship. CHURCH .urn nf Two Th'iumind rciiilinu at a niri'tliiK uf tin: Tnun- sliiti of WnuilhrhlKP, lipld TiiP«(lay, Township t'olnmillp ol tl,r Tow t> Rev. Laszlo Kecskemethy, P»»U>r 1:45 A. M.-Sunday School. Birron and GrOTe AwHil' biiM |MT miniiiii, Jmy ,-iliip I'liininltli'i1 of tlio Tuunsliip nil to Mill s»ld lolJi In mi'hl blmk M.n-iii 2I-I, liiwi, I v.hn illrri-mu slilp of Wi.iidlii-lilnii will nii'.'l April or Wnoillirlilfti', In thr Comity of o such bidder an II miiy sn'.prt, due Order ot Services and ActlvitlM: «:15 P. M.—Baptist Youth Fel- to ailvprtise (he fail that on Tit**'- II, \'y»n, H IV M,. Iii Ilir Mi nml ill Mil Norman K Allen, Organlit MM nlnrirx III Iii! retroUi: MlilillcKeS, New .liTNi-y, lu:M mi tin regard bpln»( Klvpn to terms and 4iiy m-i'iiili^. A|nil nh, l!ir,0, thr nh-lpal lliiil.llim in ii-i ii i, .:, ! . ii.i Every P-inday at 9 A. M. Sunday lowship. Minister of Kiuuc -fiitli <)»v or Miii'ii, I:I:,H, iin.i iim manner of payment, in can* on* Tnwr^hlii CnmmlMpi' will mpp.t stone, "I,IK ii til nil In i.r iii. v, liiry nf'Ihi- (-!iim Unl'l onllmini'o will hi' tn' Hi, rtty,-second and fourth Mondft} 'oinnilllap lo bp lit'lil in Its ini'i'ilim anil eKpone anil riell at publi' MUI KHipcr, Mpiimihil Miinb ipiil rintillily liiHtiillntrnl K, Township Committee nml the pa.v- l::nl. First Sunday at 3 P. M. Ladles' 8:15--Q. E. T. Club, flritMa Sliull In On) Miiiurlii.il Iliillilitii; in ami to the hlKhp.xt bidder ftcrntdlni Inn, I Mah, Str.i'l, Wuoilhili^ innnt tbi-ipof by the purcliaspr »c 8T. JOHNS CHAPEL 11 WnoiMii'lllKP, NfW llTsiv, nn HIP tn terms of naif on flic with tilt Aid Society meetinR. i day. 1 ronling In the manner of pun-baaf Fords I ll'.'i'i. llh ilny of April, imn, iii K n . Imk Tawiinlilp (.'IITH open to Innpectlon ,: AM iirilliinnci'» ui Jiiirln n ni-i-ordiincp with tPrtns of nale on TIIP'TO'UIISIIIP I'lilnliilllcc r ser.-i Every Monday at 7:30 P. M. !'' '. M. lli.S.T.i, or n» si thiTf- anil to he publicly rrml prior to Ml tlic I'iBbl In rpic.i .«liV an.I a'l h|,| Mrs. Catherine Balon, Soloist nccv III'•"llvlmpill ttllll till' 1c iho TOWIIHIIIP will deliver a bar- II4T IIS Hlllll lllHttyl' filtl I'l' lflr|H>'l, Lots Il'i ami l^li in. Hlni-k 'ifi3-O, on II. .1. lil.'NiiiAN. Christian Endeavor Society m««t- B:0l)--Church School Wotfc* ., .ii Mis iinllniinct' are gain and snlf tfi'Prt for inld pramlsei. Mrs. Edith Elko. Orgnnlst I «-blcli 11 nil- and nlni' nil pi'ismis I be \\'nu'lbriil«:e Tmuislilp ASWCHH- Tun-lisblp I'lri ngs. Conference -third Tuesday. p. ,ili-.l. who limy lip Intiri'.ili"! thpi-pln will liit'iil M.ip. l*.\TKIi; M'aii I iinn, IU."ii». 9:30 A. M.—Sunday services. H. J. lil'NKiAN. T«jwnntit|> I'lcrk, |.|.--3-:bi.--.ti Second Thursday at 7:30 P. M I, Thin (.nliMntnc Minill (liven an importunity tu hi' Inai.l Taku furlh»r notice mat thi 10:30 A. M.—Church School. Wrdnesdan »! i in (lie niiiiiiu'r prcif rllji'il i.finllUt 1 l.o viinip. Tu IIP ailvprlif pd March i;lril, Consistory meeting. Township Committee h»«, by r«iolu 11 1 MiTii i: ro iuni)i:iis 2:00 -Plymouth Colony, pt ii. .i. nrvic.AN. I tliin anil purnuant to Inw, Axf^ i n.,U, imd MIP-II anili, I9'' . in I'" .U'til'.-'T I'. (IlitilSKIt, nilpppiiilrnt-I.Pailpr. Nnll'i' N hircliy UI\PII Ihiii Hi- Every Tuesday at 6:30 P. M HRST PRESBYTERIAN other Wednesday. l Tiiwimhiii I'lpi'U mint in u MI prli-c at wlih-li ^iil'l l.otM Tuwnnlilti I'lili'imltlpp (>l (he T"« I'- Junior Choir practice; 7:30 Senloi <,u,l lil... k. will IIP •«,hl tl> CHURCH 8:00 -Woodbridge Colony, fir AN Ulil>IXAiN!•' W«M H • 111 f 11»»11*; 1 lulvcrilMlni; this HH!P. S.IUl Int NOTICI-; TO CltBIUTOItS Lorantffy Society meeting. , \rtirih :id iiiul April H, Allii AliiU Vim Slyk'', Ksi-nitur nf Township nf \v iiH'ldu-p of Klichi'ti Woodbrldte as announced. TOWNSHIP. SKW .IKIWKV," ailobl- In Hiiltl block, if col.I on tcrmn, wll Sink I'nlts •nr tin- l-'pil.'i'iil IIIIIKIHK Every Thursday, at 6:30 P. M., until •!• of pilhlli' hn.irlnS llrnjiiinln II, Oiirk, iloi-Miseil, liy ill- 8:00—•Pilgrim Women's i-il .liiniiary IS, mill. r.'iiulri' a ilnwn pa>inpnt of $3H.0H rnlls—Munli-liiiilly .iwiU'M. snid bl'lf Earl Hannum Devanny, Minister , 11>i• ti• >ti mi April II, I9.1H. fcitloii of Smniiel V. ("onvcry, Hur- Boy Scout meeting, Frank Breeka, 1 ItH IT t>l:HAINKli hy I hi- Town- thi' liahiiii-.' n!' puriliH.se prli'i' to hp to hp nn-c-lvpii In uivuriiaiu.' «li;il Mrs. Lillian M. Stephens, Ornanist first Wednesday In October. : l-l'l sl l)i Cnininitii'p of tin' Tuiv iiiiilp ul i-Mhl in f-iiiiti 1 muntliiy ItiHtaUniont ron:uo of Hie I'oiinly of Mlilillimcii nlll.il t iiillH Whirll Inav hp nb- Scoutmaster; A. Toke. Assistant t Klvfn ncitU-o to the i-rpilitora Dale L. Kalter, Choir Director I ruary and May. Wu(n|hrlilR(i in Ilir CoiiiiU ol .Mhl-ul fin.nn lihis Intii-PHl nml ntlfp, Iniiii'.l from Vii.vht Mi linuiii'll. Scoutmaster. 1 MITll I' illi'dtx thill: terms prnviileil tnr in rontriu-t o of Ilic salil Hi-njiimln H. Clurk, to unliiH MiiinKcr uf Mild Kc.li'i-iil Sunday Services 8:00—Board of Governor^ ,"> ••J-|I •!• Is 111-: 11 »•>! IV (ilVMX thin I. Sprtiou a uT tlip urillnaiii'i- i-n- rlDK In tlidr delitK, deniiimls «ml Mousing I'nlts—Mutihipallv nwm-il. Last Friday at 6:30 P. M. Cub Morning Worship at 11:00. ; PilRi-im Women's Union, fotoi INK lirnpnrtiM unHimn Illliil an iilio\p Is hen liy amt'inW'il -lnltiia ngaini in- to mit'li hl'liit-r as II may "dlei'i, du Ltutcil I'Vbritnrjr 21st. 1050. Township I'li-rk ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH White Church Guild at the Manse. I 8:00--Ofnclal Board m«U» BCillin.rnts, unit wlilrh sliiill In. i ,,|,| I iii'llii.ui'i' Will In- liikpn up for rpKfir.l being Kivrn to terms am AIJ,A AMliA. VAN SI.yKK, To be jlil \'prl isi-.l In InilelH nli'll I - Avenel Third Monday—Sunday School I third Thursday, ,. ,, i i "M.'i'li'Piiluii II ml lin.,1 pi In lli:ii of nil fi-r.i, 'o.-ts. iunl any manner of payment, In cane ont 0' l-;xi-':utor. Leader iiml l'\ii'.ln tliiHon Mur. Ii :IP .'.:,• .11 a ItlrPtlnK llf Hlllil T(IHIInl'l|l othpr alloK'iitit-''4 whalsoi.\t,r. more minimum bids shall 1)4 AlfTlHMl BUOWN, KSQ., .it .1 April II. Rev. John Egan, pastor. eachera. Fridan ...illlllli'l- In ll" livl'l HI ItH IllfOtl 1 HPCIIOII 7 of iho itiiliiiuiiri. < n- ntived. CuniiBelor at Law, I-I.- 3-::U_|-II Sunday Masses. 7:00, 8:00, 8;W, Fourth Monday—Breckenrldge 3:30—Carol Choir. ., i,, ihi' Milllli l|.al ItlllhllliR III tltlo appultiti-il li> tin' Tuv\ iisliii' 4'noi- oordlnn lo the manner of purchaw sMp ol' Woodlirliliii- will inert April Third Thursday—Women's As- *. I, I, i ui'' adit pliiri' nil |IITM nilttco anil tvhu shall Miyi' lor a In accordance with terms of ««le oi II, Iliril), iit S V. .\l., ill the Mcnioriiil Weekday Masses—7:30 A. M. sociation meets at 8 P. M, 8:00—Senior Choir, flie. tlic Township will deliver a bar Mnrrh in, 10JO . ni,i\ IM- Inll-r^^tiMl tliuri;lM V ti'ini n(vtln-ip vi'.irs finin llii' ilulp Munleipiil Iliillillnit to ii'.eivi' hl.l-. Saturday! un. n .in iinpurllllilly til lie llriinl rhii'iviir of his u|i|ioltiiiii-iii itiul until gain and «H1P il.-r.l for sajri ur«mlne XOTII'K TO <0M'HAil. linwvi'i, I hat tin- It. .1. lirS'Hr.W, Township Clerk l''Oi: furnishing and In.itiilliitlnn ot e.\lindt-l' llll.-iliss Coii|i,'. Iselin nounced. 1!. I. llllMCAN. To I.. a.|vi-iib...l March -J3r LUTHERAN CHURCH TuWiinhlp i'I.Tk I'l.url I 'Ii i k wlio shall i.;i>. I n ;:li'iirh' motor driven ili-cii well tur- Hpeelth-nthins limy h iihMinei Rev, John Wllus, Pastor Sundayi ; '.I'", ami Mill', h ".Illli,' lll.'.il. In III bine pump m the State I'rlson Kami from the KiiilUIni,' InspiTiui-, Menu.. 26 Fourth Street, Fordi t lallMfi-ITCl tu Kili'l Mllll rov'i.^i'iiis of i'liap- ll.ihu'ny, New Jcrney, will he re rinl Mnnl. li^il lliilldhiK. I M.iii Rev. Arthur L. Kreyllng. Pastor 8:45—Youth Choir. i.i:l! W-.'ll!li IT.'i: I If iir I."HI iliiiti'i' of ln.stltuti"ii« iiml Agi'iH'lun, TIP township I'uiiiinitti'c rc^eiv.^ Weekday Masses 7:30 and 8:00mary and up>. I.MITS. Tlfl-: riiNSTIH't'TIOS In. il'i i I. rk ui Hip Mutiii liial I'nin-I Vtli'K'i: W I'CHI.K *MM State Offlie HuildltiR, West lluiiover the right tu reli'il JIIIV ami all bl.is 9:30 A. M. A. M. Wli KijriPMKNT HI-' lini.l'IXiiH ai'.I shall i-niitliiiii' '" hi- -"• '• I'i.'ik Tl> WHOM IT MAV CtlNClOI'.N-. •Utel, Trenton, New Jrrai'y, on II, .1. IMWMiiVX. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. 11:00 — Morning wii uTiiKi! sTi:ri'Tri!i.:s AMI I ur a ti' I'm I-'I'IH) I" M'l' ha lall' >• uf At a regular n.eetiiig ot thi TueMhiy the fuiirtli (Ith) ilay of Toiviisbip I'h'i'k Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.-Cm- the family (Children's I'm: i iTMKIl I'I'lili iSKS." .nlopi, 'I tin- t'l-iii for wbiiii ha- w ii.1. niiu- Township roiniiiiilce of Hie Town A|fr.U, I9JO, ;it two o'lloik <^:0(ll, To lie ii.lvrrlisi'ii in 111 illilllv 11'| IT, ,1, T'.r I'l' rl< "I ! " ship nl WninlliritlKc, helil Tues-la JOistirii Stiiniliiril Time, 111 wlili'h l.t-mlel' Hlnl I'onl.s lliNii'.ni FIRST CHURCH OF ISELIN, tinuous Novena to St. Jude, Pa- menti. time Iliey will hi- ptililii'ly opened II ml ApHI 'V PRESBYTERIAN tron of Hopeless Cases. 5:00 Junior Pilgrim mil reail. Rev. Henry M. Hartman, Pastor ship. I, I) (' V It I I) T .N O T I I 9:45 A. M.—Sunday School.- WOODBRIDGE METI1ODIST M'XTIOIS 11:00 A. M.—Morning Worihln. CHURCH ST.ITMflH.vr Main Street OUR LADY OF PEACE CHUEC I ItFiilllrril llj IlOiHt'll hlBllllf", "»cellull lll.i-lll New Brunswick Avenue Act mi I IIMII Aitiinl till ST. ANTHONV'S R. C. CHURCn Rev. Frederick W. Poppy, Pastor An SIMMI ll In liiu-llt Sunday Services Fords Munli Ipnl Ilinluei Port Reading Bible School for everyone, 9:45 Rev. John Grimes, Pastor ™ liir III.'," I i.r nir.ll 1'iir III lil Rev. Stanislaus A. Mllos, Pastor Sunday Masses, 7:00, 8:00, iH Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:00 and A.M. ill Mslrir Schljlil., Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. j iiiy: 11:00 A.M. "Weekday Masses: 7,00 and 8; ' Ml Uene ill 1'iitnitv Weekday Masses at 8 A. M. Staled Meetln.es : 1 A.M. (or i:r.ii) K.i.iiii.o ) III 36n.-J,.,,,,7 4.a„S Novena in honor of St. Anthony Official Board —First Monday, 8 P. M. Novena to Our Lady of Pl '•--'•'*'--1 each Tuesdarat 7:15 P. M., with petual Help each Tuesday at ?! TUTAI.S ii'-V I.". $l, Young Adult Fellowship — First "" "" "" Rev. Shelly, St. Peter's Hospital, P. M. New Brunswick, in charge. Tuesday, 8 P. M. Fortnightly Guild-Second and Confessions, Saturdays, 4.00 mid In IM- Ilieilieil tAlliitliili G:00 P. M., and 7:30 to 9:30 P.3 ir A!.I: TRINITY CHURCH Fourth Monday. 8 P. M. (,i I Kuad Maltilcniill.'e 'inil Rihway Avenue, Woodbrldn Missionary Circle — Second Tuesday* Rer. William H. Schmaus, Rector Wednesday, 2 P. M. First Tuesday—Session. (ci lllKhwii)- MKliliiiK Kintil.s Wednesdays | |.|) I'uliep nloj I'In: l>e|»;lrtiliclit,.l l,2!i;p.UT Mrs. William Neebe, Organist Sunday School Board — Second Sunday Services Thursday, 8 P. M. Ladles' Aid Society, second M fourth, 2:00 P. M., at the clutffe, sr;ITIII.N i 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion, Woman's Society of Christian I'llll VIKII'llllN 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. Service — Third Wednesday, 8 Thursdays ISK IT l:l-:sm.\ lOH by Hi,- Tu«nslil|) < 'ooimil t'-c of t!n- 1'..v- nslh> o: Third Thursday—Women'* I'ldlirid^c, rmiiiiv ol' Miil.lie-rx, Hint tl 11:00 A. M.—Holy Communion M. ."' l ii 1 iroprhi Ion lor ",\\ i'i'< "!'•! and sermon (first and third Sun- soclation meeting at 8 P. M. ti ^i. led. ul the Hllllls thi.-l-clll .Set I'ol-tll IIS II ill l.i'riii/i days; morning prayer and ser- WOODBRIDGE GOSPEL church. •ti tbe Hinotinl ol' ilityi J hcluu i .?5.'it, U t . ' :; fur lii'iil |>U 1" SI'S ii In: CHURCH Fridays r.i si-il Uy liuiitlutt nml ii-rtitii iilion lu tl e 1' MIIHV I'.Oil 111 III' T ixstii >n • I, mon (second and fourth). iolloA iii(i' .-iiih.iiiiii-> ol U'-ueiiil rt-\-'n ninl .'I inipl-iilt '111 -;;' 7:0ft P. M—Young People's Fel- 118 Prospect Street Junior Choir, 3:45 P.M. " i. lifiiLi'iil 1 .<• vciiiii'.s: Qustave Bott, Pastor High School Choir, 7 P, M. 11MI, IT 1. IS lowship. .•Mit'lilu.s Ui ifiiiii' .\ppro|imtc.l 5 Adult Choir, 8 P. M. Alisicllniicoii.s KCVCMUC Aiilh'ipiiicil b?> I", | ..Hi Holy Day services, 10:00|A. M. Sunday l>O"el,ils liuio 1 o |il|i|in in 'I'uxijh -. i lllll Ml ..Ul) };4J A. M. — Sunday School, Hew's the VALUE LEADER ; Trinity Vestry, second Monday, AIIIIJIJIII lu Iff Ki}!" c>i by 'I'iiXiition loi Lu al I'nr loses: Classes for all ages. 8T, JOHN'S CHURCH \ lklll (j iii) -. ,. . .Vt I f:i 7:30 P. M. Sewarwi ••—:- Trinity Men's Club, second U;6o A. M—Worship service. TOTAL ' -» .liSH -- ,6:30 P. M.—Young People's Fel- Jogeph Thompson, Lay Read* ''•:i; Wednesday, 7:00 P. M. ou.' lowship. Mrs. Dorotnea J^cctlwSW, St. Agnes' Unit first Monday Organist *• liew for light deliveries lleiu'i'iil Apiirnpriiillons: 7:45 P. M,—Oospel service ui 2:30 P. M. nil Auiiiiiiisirallun, Oin'i-iitlon iiml M.ii Uell.un u % ... i song and word. 9:30 A. M.-Church School. 1 hi I'oitihiiii.'iii •1 i.iii St. Margaret's Unit, firs'- 11:00 A.M. — Morning hi Oti'lul liiipto\-iiiients 1 1 ...in Wednesday, 8:30 P. M. Wednesday Here's a delivery vehicle HKII'S ("" t,'i-i' I't-i-ullMlull ul' the HUVITII llg l,ud.\ n Hi iM "Rejoice and Shout." The choir Irani ,i. P. M. Applianct D»alcrs that gives plenty of scaled, insulated load space, I here s C i'i;U will render J. Faure's "The Palms." Drvggiitt "' 1. J Dt'NK iAX, To Vtl ship Trinity Church School Faculty, FIRST CHURCH OF CHBIS1 power ",/enty at your command in its go-anywhere c ftilli'd by me this 2Mb il.iy.of M.irch, The Evening Service begins ai Groctritt N»wip«ip«» fourth Friday, 7:30 P. M. SCIENTIST Valvcin-Head Chevrolet engine. 1 here s my nrfms in >:- 7:45 P. M., at which time thy choir Radio $«rv!ci '•: West Avenue, Sewana BottUd Ga< iis bw-prcssurc tires, soft springs and airplane type shock will sing "Beneath the Cross of Sunday School, 0:80, 5uppll«fi Fieritti ab.sorbe.rs . . . sajely in US eern-Safc OIUKCS anU was) Jesus," by Carry B. Adams. Th; Church Service, 11:00. Hardwar* | • Dry CUamn steering. pastor's topic will be "The Tri- Testimonial, Wednesday 8 P.1] - loundritl umphal Entry." Reading Room, Thursday, 3 Stom And to top it off, you get style ami /«.«-prcsiigp for The Family Next Door*. f There will also be . a special P. M. Ftid Jlorw Conft(lion*rl your buwness-with Chevrolet's lime-proved economy to meeting on Good Friday, April 7, GOLDEN' TEXT: "Surely Q Gintral Slorti Prinltrt Leo your delivery costs down. What more could you 1950. This service will bourn .at 8! will not hear vanity, neither v SKSii 1fl anil tot us ten you tf»~w*pku.»tary ~\ M. The cIiQk will smts frum tbii J the AlmiulUy regard Ik" about the Chevrolet Sedan Delivery. Crucifixion, by John Stalner. The | 35:131 sermon has for its title, "The SEBMON: Passages from t Scoffing Waytyrers.",'Everybody ii Kini; James version of the Bit invited to these meetings, j include: "Every ^ood ;uft and eveiy pt AVENEL rhESBVTERllAN • The one and only full-sized ] led iift is from above, and come CHURCH down from the Father of Ugh; Woodbridge Avenue, Avenel with' whom is no vartablenr The Rev. Warren W. Warman, neither shadow of turning." P.M.; Men'JFellowship, 4th Mon• EL Paso, Tex.—James E..Tayluv • That's right—Extension telephone service!" •••' Tuesday *• 7. was smothered under tons, ]' '"tfs 6'tic of the j^test^VeWeiicW^ m* Mr. ami Mrs, Clubd 3m -iana nud dirt' aJd to your home—one (hat saves time and phone during lie wee, im4ll hours of the Tues.; Lad is' Aid, 2nd an•tdl he,. and it companion' were steps for everyone, And the cost? Only 75c night ore fewxnd far between. But Isn't It Tues., 8:13 P. M.; Deacons, 2n«T"lns on Kiive wuy. The Tues., 7:00 P. M,; Session, a month if you have flat tato resilience ser- a wonderful and comforting feeling to Philin Bred Hiuison, 8, thought', Wire* -'cniw^d se*e#al blocks J< vice or 65c with message njctf service. Your tatnv thai \\'t theme—always on guard-*-'' / Young Ac|ulU -miict 3rd Tuc his piirciiU' home and told of t* Telephone Busincu Office wjU gladly give always ready to serve you? day at 7:30 P. M. at homes. accident. The boy's father,..,_,.,,( you demits, Wednesday the scene, and a group of n«i(S" 3:30 P.M.—Br(j*nift|. boi's dug Into tiie pile with tH^ JEFFERSON MOTORS, INC. Thursday hands until city rescue squids r NIW yam iiu TILIPHQUI COMPANY 3;M P, M.-

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dustry to help pay for the npker-|i •;nnily. Add h'ltter nnd vanilla.' minutes every hour, times 24' Capitol Dome hours per dnv or 1,440 minutes | of highways and other expense'), Cool sliKhtly. Boat t2K vnlks until . . . Municipal budsets filed wi'a CLASSIFIED ADVS. ihlrk and lemon colored Add Continued from Editorial Piise) per day multiplied by 365 days in the year uives us 525.600 rnln- Walter R. Dnrhy. State Director chocolate mixture slowly. Fold In for you to employ an tiRcni ehlm- of Local Government, show oper- stiffly beaten PSIR white1!. Turn inp to have sprri.il influence.' utes in a year. Divide Into this MI.I: Ilium- tlu 27,427 persons injured ating expenditures will reach into buttered bnklns dish, filling warns Alexander. "Army piirchas- $178,000,000 this year in N( ,v Classified Advertising l.flT I'"!: SAl.N—At-i-n-is li-n n and 592 persons killed Inst year It about 4 full. Place In pan of hot ins officers were always acres- Jersey. ... The New Jerwy Chap- wnnnnninnR pi:nt,ii«nit,iinivnvfii <•<•> MVlllen AVOIMH* NH1011I, r,|Y water and bake In 811 oven .150 sible to a businessman, and no and you "et the startling dis- WooithrMur, N. J. l.il.lftn Menu*, r.O'j 12.V. Hn., !, ter nf thr Ini.cmalion.il Associa- IN (irn-ii M-nier, K».«. flfclrli1. Avkln^ rifurrfi for 1 liour. Servo .it once closure. rn nf one eUe Is authorized to n«'t for tion of Public Employment. .Serv- WOODBR1DOF, INDEPENOENt- JSIPII. linl>erl Kn'llerlfin, r.n; \i Cavenne 1" ! wlt-li whipped cream. the Army. It Is illCRal to pay or The pathetic thins about nc- ices will he held in. Trenton on sr-\ Avenue, M'tuiln-ii, N 1 'iieese souffle <<'ins hi' fti LF.ADEB in,-Inn 6-ilNll. II oiler to pay for the privilege of eldents is the fact, that so mnnv May 13. ... The Stute Depart- t popular 'I, .ill o 1 pint .-.ystfrj rhnpperl CARTERET PRESS douiK business with the Army. people don't think about accident ment of Health reports there were i'T.OVRl: l.FAF cnMKTKUY re are so many KIIH th;il it -. Date Souffle with Oranite RARITAN TOWNSHIP-FORDS prevention until harm strikes 3,881 new cases of tuberculosis 11:1, (IriivfN S Bud 4. Unw ,hfttn*not In iiirhul ihcm !n '•i teaspoon ciram of lirtar \ "Gifts or entertainment should BEACON yr-.-llnn. Prli-n JlflO.OO. fan \ '•i cup pitted dates th<>m or one of their relatives Itui'iti'itiMii, I'rnnffiiM fi-fi • menu often. M»'. of i hern I Melt buttP!. ;idtl flour and snl'tj not be offered to an officer or and 1,256 deaths in New Jersev .1 4 tablespoons flour friends, claims State Motor Hi r: ve a cre.ini -Mur foi n base end mix thoroughly Add oyster other employe of the Army wltl: durins 1949. . . . New Jersey THREE NEWSPAPERS '4 cup butter 01 margarine Vehicle Director Arthur W. Ma- d varymE (itinn'.isi^ of < • liquor and milk, .Minim; constant- whom you are trying to do busi- farmers plan to devote lew acre- i Tim" 15t- lier Mm iW l.l'Nfllw 1 cup milk t?ee. He ilnlms thnt people will 1 ly. Cook over boiling water until ness. On the other hand, should age to grot n peas for pwerslnr 1" par lino willi fli|iire the puffin' 2 tablespoons crated ornnite live longer lives If they realize 3 Times ..,• per lln* ,-iinl S;II:H very thick, slirrin-i constantly, Adrl this year than in 1949. . . . The nnd you find, aft*/ making reasonable that fatal, or painful accidents I Times Mr ncr llnr Avi-iiii . i,|i|,i,vji, seasonings and ov^ters. Beat in erts Fourth Annual Highway B°i\uti- »• \ i t. :i nml I H ChPfip Souffle 3 egus allowances, that you cannot ob- can happen to them personally. yolks, one at a time. Beat ein flcatlon Contest will be held this 3 tiiblnpoons sugar tain the desired Information or a cup bullet oi mjrp.arinr whites until foamy, add cream of fair hearing, please let us know year from May 1 to 15 under the Frew dates through food chop- 1 ' i cup flour tartar and continue beating until I here in the Department of thp JERSEY JIGSAW:-New Jer auspices of the Garden Club of inn mix with flour. Stir \4eit butiiM. iidri fl"iir. snlt and rind. Beat egg yolks until thick ments of New Jersey hatehin™ the Bureau of Poultry Service ur iin.l I <\\\Y M:i:\ L'l: MI.n until brown and firm about an traffic accident In New Jersey on Ails irilpn'il f" ""'"" jlprika. Mix wV.l. Aflil milk and and beat In sugar gradually.' Add e?Rs from Pullorum clean flocks State Department of Agriculture I In ~|n- 1 Inn Invil.-.l. f'li hour. Serve at once. an average of every 19 minutes „,„, hi.i.ire tli:it limp »' r nf jAi i l-li.'li; iiir 4-.1B21M. ;.)k in double boiler until mixture hot mixture slowly. Cool. Fold In were flown to Israel, Switzerland has been promoted to the post of +nVe,1i rnr Hi* «.•!»•> 1 [•:;;" ch;rln« 1949? Also somebody was ;jrkpns, KtiiTin1! constantly. Add .stiffly beaten eg* white*. Pour into and Greece two weeks ago. . . . Assitsant Director of the Divislor HiiieH |li.' n,l :iji|ienri'il. (II.IIKI killed In New Jersey on an aver- the rntf 1 Jc'fse intl nil until m"Hed. Add Chocolate Souffle a buttfrsd casserole, place in a The State Division of Veterans' of Market. . . . Pulillfhlng Co, 1 'in M« '!•: 1.11 The W p nr i'jee to «'!1 beaten ??,z yolks, pan of hot water and bake 4n an age, of every 14 hours and 42 Services reports the gvcrnse -i»M^rvfH I In filil, ri-vli" li'ini, 2 ounces chocolate will Attjlnlv I .11 ' I 1 minutes. World War I veteran h now 57 i-flpct all i"l'v nliiiillli'il. iiii>l ri'uii.- ' I III ol. Fold in stiffly beaten eia 2 cups, milk oven 326 degrees for one hour. il.' fi figure it out for yourself, sixty years old and Is entitled to pen- CAPITOL CAPERS:—There ii not Ii' .rfl'i'n jtc.s. Pour into a sreased cas- '2 cup sugar Serve at once with orange sauce. one liKorrft In.-crtin,) nf any •ol<\ set in p:m of hot water and I ' ' sions for non-service connected nothing wrong with State sal V(i(l».-ment Th* cn-oprfiil on or 'j cup flour |kr in an oven DM dcuet, about I egg whites. Turn into a buttered disabilities. . . . Barclay Allen, -if nries that more generous appro A\'i'i;i» Ti> 111 v 't teaspoon sp.lt i in (!0 minutes, Reivr immpfli- Chicken Souffle \ casserole and bake in an oven 326 Mt. Holly, has been retained as P'lHtlons wduld not correct »,sn A. v.• WKII-«K«»*V hniIKS imniiiT \v.- 2 tablespoons butter 2 cups thin white sauce I degrees for 40 to 50 minutes. field representative of the New claims Dr. William S. Carpenter WOODBRIDGE ;i|iil w.-MI '|inv 111tr111- =• t 1 teaspoon'vanilla Jersey-Pennsylvania Cooperative President of the Civil Service ,,r nrii.- l..r .li-l'iiK P. M P.-...1, 2 cups cooked chicken finely! :i;ln I'.nk Aii-niu-, I'l.iiiiin-i 4 eggs separated Tomato Growers Association. . . . Commission. . . . Even the thou- Oyster Souffle chopped ] Orange Sauce Hill su.i- I'i-.iiiiii.-i.i ii-;l:pim. Heat chocolate and milk In dou- 3 eggs Governor Diiseoll's proposal to sand-; of bees In New Jersey col- 3 tablf spoons butter or mur- 1 cup sujar permit school teachers to retire ble boiler until chocolate Is melted. 1 tablespoon finely chopp?d onies are confused about the iutV. r 'tll \NTf:it—I marine •j cup boiliws water after 35 years of service regard- in.l.-i-. 111:1,1 Combine sugar. Hour and salt, add parsley weather, claims the Department ,.nn,l,(f(,li ! h G tablespoons flour 1 tablespoon cornstarch j r.\l!T-TI.Ml-: WIIKK. <-«,-.i chocolate mlxtuie slowly, stirring li less of ase. is meeting great op- of agriculture. . . With New Jer- J|.M>li.«l" 1 teaspoon salt i cup stale soft mead crumbs 1 cup orange juice i vltinii i.l Tl'.- l-'ulli'i- position in the State Senate. . . . sey lawmakers holding caucus2s 'a cup oyster liquor or milk until smooth. Return to double Add bread crumbs to white saue? 2 tablespoons lemon juice I 11,Til- lutlivi I" tni|i|i|v l': The State of New Jersey is pre- several times a day. It takes twice K.iiiKilfll .•i.-.nin-il.-K in I2! cups milk boiler an-—d coo k until thickened. ,an d cook 2 minutes. Remove fromi, Mi-x- camsiarch-an_. d sugar. Add 1 n M.i: pared to collect approximately as long to do nothing in the Si, ,in.,r-i".-ln"r M-IIIIIK 1 tablespoon lemon iuue Isttninu constantly. Continue cook-1firej , add chicken, beaten_«;g volk.js j boiling water ami boil 5 minutei. $2,500,000 form the tnirkln" In- .V,,|.,,ll, L'S-.1 hi? v.1 (lr , I, Legislature. 1 Few uratiniis of onion ing for 5 minutes, stirrin? con- and parsley. Fold in stiffly beaten'Cool and add orange juice. |. nl'i nr H I.-Plh.'l'l Ml-lll' 1.1|: I,

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1:1:11 ,Nt-;i» W'-iln.i 11 w l''i, FOR • illVMli'l "! "!•!' I nil,I-.], I..|I-I,.| . You Can tWP the About ,\t Wi....ll,ii.l«. • S established; usually r«ri'i.: Your Home ltiK a y«*ar to display full tin A, After this time they bloom |i:u- fusely and are less .susocpubh Tin lvw varieties of iiZiilrns diseases -than the usual hyhn • PPERS haw b. ,-n developed In floricii'- teas, floribunda.s and cliiulj.!. lur.il i-fsparch. These new blooms roses. will make ilieir debut at the na- The Father Hugo rose is in n. PATRONIZE tional tloft'cr ami sarden sho* i'i roup. It has sinnle,' llRlit-vcllu v and BUSINESS DIRECTORY flowers measuring two aiui ni ,. PATRONIZE Washington on tlic Uenty-tliird. ; FOR TELLING YOU THESE All the ivw varieties have dou- naif inches p.cross. The cane-- ,n THESE ble flowers of the lios?-in-hose thickly set with prickles. Thi:- : ADVERTISERS type. They are larger than ordi- one of the earliest roses to bloom WHERE TO REACH THE EXPERTS nary azalea blooms—from one and 'Mining first in early M.iy .u, ADVERTISERS three-fourths to two and one-half luain in Anjiust. ini'hes across. Three to five flow- The Scotch 10.se is sweet .sc-cir.!','• ers are borne on a cluster. The and makes a dense .shrub fmn, colors range from rir-pj) rose tones three to four f^et hlith. The biih1 •• Appliance Repairs • Funeral Directors • • Oil Burner Service • Radio and Television • t Service Stations Taxi through shades of pink, to snow white flowers most benutif white. durins May nnd Jimp. CAR RADIOS WOODBRIDGE 1AXI Four widely known varieties- The Max Graf is a Rood trailer Tel: WOodbridtre 8-0C22 24-HOUR Snow, Kaempferi, Firefly,, Alba— for walls and banks. The bloom MOTOROLA AND PHILCO OIL BURNER SERVICE [were used in the parentage of these are pink measuring a good tin- r SVMWIECKI Standard and Custom Deluxe Clarhsoh's inches across. Clarke Repair Service Conversions to Oil new nzaleas. Models in Stock • Azaleas arc: hardy and bloom REFRIGERATION Heating Installations Itchins Salute Funeral Home 3 Years to Pay Designed to Fit Your Car! ESSO SERVICE I year after year. They make fine and AUTOMATIC and are favorites First Quest—"I'm sure I don't Call Us »t Convenient Time Payments ' indoor plants WASHING MACHINES 46 Atlantic Street with sardeners for massed color know why they call this hotel 11>.«• Metuehen W2918 —Met. C-1200 Palms, do you?' I've never seen 1 52 Avenel Street, Avenel, N. J. Carteret, N. J. Anderson Radio Amboy Avenue and James Street effects.- Authorized Lauderall Service BahUtu f palm anywhere near the place.' Telephone Carteret 8-5715 Expert Bendix Repairs Enginereing and Maintenance 114 Amboy Avenue, Perth Amboy Woodhrldge, N. J. Certain roses make excellent Second Guest—"Ydu'll Sff tlimi DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE before you go. It's a tfJwsarit sui - P. O. Box 208—Metuehen Phone Perth Amboy 4-3735 shrubberlillUUUll,,y. The4 ., V yJ don'..wt - need METEUEU RATES prise the whole staff keeps for tin.' WO-8-1514 special son and seem to Rive best Furniture First «•$ Mile 15c restUts when i;rown in average guests on the last day of ilu:; Coscrete < Each Additional > i Mile . . 10c stay." Our Trained Staff can put an end OFFICE: 443 PEARL STREET These rases are slower in be- HIGH TEST QUALITY BUY ON THIS HIGHWAY to all your troubles tpday! WOODBRIDGE, N. .1. , CONCRETE AND SAVE! Don't Get Spring Fever, "BUB!" laboratory Approved MARCH BLOWS IN CALL WDG£ 8-1308 Geis Bros, Ride a little and Save a lot! Tiling STOP! LOOK! and SAVE! LION-SIZED VALUES FOR THE FINEST .'rushed Stone - Washed Gravel IN BETTER FURNITURE Gulf Service THREE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS OF BRAND NEW FURNHTRF 1V ashed Sand - Waterproofing Joe's Pet Shop Plus Your Choice Of: Jme - Brick - Cement - I'laster Winter Brothers Radio and Television Jack Geis, John Dojcsak, Props. ART TILE CO. • A 1950 PIlJLCO TELEVISION SET PETS - FOOD - SUPPLIES Wayslile Furniture 8hop Service WASHING, CREASING 494 RAHWAY AVENUfi • A NEW 1950 AUTOMATIC WASHER IKlllSK MKAT—I-'IIKSII DUI.V • A GUARANTEED G.E. REFRIGERATOR Highway 25 Avenel, N. J. I. S. UOV'T INSl'l-'.CTKI) WOODBRIDGE j Raritan Mercantile YOU'VE EVER HAD TIRES REPAIRED Open Dally 10 A. M. to t P. M. THOflfU, IMSII BATHS KITCHENS All For Only! $279 : Corporation Thone Wobdbridke 1-1917 BIIIDS - cu.i-;s - si i'l'i,n;>< AMBOY AVE. AND GREEN ST. • WITH NO MONEY DOWN '•' Rhone PE-4-0375 13« NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE RUBBER FLOORING AND LOOK WHAT YOU GET! J"BONT AND FAYETTE STS. PERTH AMBOY -TEL. 4-3419 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. (QUALITY FIRST) r PERTH AMBOY. N. J. 1 Real Estate-Insurance • 15 PC. LIVING ROOM GROUPING A Beautiful Uiiholstered IS Pc. Suite With All The Accessories! Heating Engineers • Woodbridfe 8-048) Phones: WO-8-2927 ONLY $125. COMPLETE Department Stores • Keating Systems, Oil Burners » Piano Tuning 0 Donald T. Mamon E. W. N1ER WO-8-2J68 Payments $1.25 Weeklv! Installed and Serviced. 11 PC. BEDROOM GROUPING 3 Pc. Modern Walnut Bedroom Suite With All The Trimmiii's Pining—Industrial, Residential Phil. Goldin INSURANCE • Service Stations • Used Cars ONLY $125. COMPLETE F6R BIG PARGAiNS EASY TERMS Payments $1.25 Weekly! ^^ In Women's & Children's Piano Specialist 61 PC. KITCHEN OUTFIT '"*" CASUAL SiiOES Representing Boynton Brothers "BETTErhJSED CARS" Solid Oak Dinette With Silverware and Dishes' FJM Heating and Power TUNING & Co. Over 29 T(«s Holohan Brothers ONLY $29. COMPLETE Payments 29c Weekly! DeBonis Dept. Store Engineers REGULATING GARAGE BERNIE AUTO SALES And dozens of other outfits to select front! Men's, Women's and Call Woodbrid&e 8-1664 REPAIRING Telephone Woodbiidce 8-159J-J Standard Esso Product* 405 AMBOY AVENUE FREE STORAGE — FREE DELIVERY . Children's Wear Phone WOODBRIDGE, N. J. AVENEL ST., AVENEL. N, J. Estimates Cheerfully Given SURPRISE STORE (Opp. Security Steel) Roofing and Siding • Woodbrldce 8-0064 and 8-0SS3 Wdre. 8-1020 — 8-1021 7-11 FRONT STREET, KEYPORT, N. J. Keyport 7-3020 • WO-8-0995 Uqwr Stores CALL P.A. 4-7650 VIOlli; IJUt KSl MO.Y, Tl KS. (Ml Till IIS., fl A. M. Til « I'. M. Cor. Amboy Avenue and Wl:l>. AMI Kill,, (I A. II. TO II !•, J|. _ SAT.) U A. N. '1HI N I1. «• •Vein iml)] nun.° Woodbridge, N. J. ! Accessories RCA • Tnitf - Sol Tubes , f ERTH AMBOY, N. J. COMPLETE LIBERAL TRADE-INS All Type Batteries for Portables Carteret 1-7206 d.y or 1.00 AM Maodij, Lv. .Telephone: 8-0554 Tel: n 4-M10 PORTABLE EQUIPMENT 34 PER8HING AVENUE TELEPHONE 6.10 PM mm d*j « US AM Eddw'i Miuw Center ; ''•CfifittXEti N. j. • AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Shoe Repairs Open Weekdays from 9 to 9 Wdr•Bo»kartl, Prop. log Kennels Rdgs Best Work Take the family for a $igkUt*ing trip 357 State St. P. A. 4-1180 At • Aqaarlun Supplies • Public Stenographer* ,,uu«l Spring Fe«ijr«l ui MuticM HmtM tb« Witerfit* GOING AWAY? Let Us Reasonable Price Theatre, 2.30 PM. In thee»enin| tkrill lo UM^CUIIM Band Coocert BOAHI) YOUR DOGS Espoaito's Music Shop Sylvia Wtirfield The Exquisite B«auty of • TROPICAL FISH •nd Wmer Fage.ui «i tlw Jcfcneo MemorUL Vitit the Cipifl. Weekly, Monthly Rates AUTHORIZED DEALER ¥our REPAIRS Aquariums and l-pjuoln Memorial, Wuhiafton Moowmwt, lock Cnek Puk tod PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER DYEING llbloc and Strippilu RUGS t CARPETS Supijjies N«tiuual /oo, Iluudred. or other itirutiou. Well VwitU*t*d • Buwrtwr. 8«!»er, Martta -.Ltwl. Medfcal &. t'unuufrtLU • Kp*pboi»|, SUnferiwul. GreUeh UPHOLSTERY in Orthepedte Work Weekly S\mM AIM I. tACIUUMM-tf,* I^MI Wfim Hi, T«. t Care DMatten Md Tnlng Musical instrscUons on All Letters — Manuscripts — Reports JOE PUSZTAI Neons $1.00 euth Instruments Call CA. 8-9183 Buy tickets in advance at B&O ticket offices & Span Kennels, Rental PlW I«r Students Highest QttaUty Work Woodbridge T. 11. HAN8EN , W0-MM7R * JOHN WKOS • Jl«, Inmitn Avenue 495 New BruiuiwicJk Avenue Shoe Rebuilding 1398 Bryant St., Rahway, N. J: All work dane, to your bom* hah, ,T-4iM Call 1 p.m. to 9 p.m Kahway, N. 1. Fords. N. J ii no answer, please eall Main St. Woodbrldie BAtiiMORu OHIO RAILROAD Open 8-6—CIo«4 Wedneutajr CloiMd Monduyi BAllWAV I-9MI |«tb AJBboy -29(17 ft Appointment Ontr. X T.EADEH TIIUP.CDAY. MARCH 20, 19C0 PACE FITTTSBT oodbridge Tossers to Open Against Tottenville April t m i^ • ».'•• i lBreesean d ;i-S(|iiai-fURriitl(ui (m tliflr opeicf .„ ,,iviilf(l into two teams with TotKnvlllc nrxt week. Thr first game of the evening, is 1 .,,,; HIP six pitchers work- dated to start aL 7 P. M. The ItNl lll.i/.ri- mrnioi faces innin:1,.1". apiece. the rtifflnilt t;isk of rrpia'.'in™ seven Mizerak, Jack Manton. St. Anthony's of Port Rending positions, iiji'luriin,!! KIP number will tangle with the Hopelavn 1 r ,r 11! n -.- 5 in and George Brat- z one pitchin ! . i">( left ,,vac.int by .,. K'ui'an twlrltrs from eoop Boys' Club in the Initial enntrst Frnnk s.minn' wlvi. iilona with ,iiiiiil. will work around VSARS >f the night to decide the junior B^'hliy K«P": wii.i!~. l!i'liie Hod.m, HI ihr opening frames circuit championship. Both teams Pclc Ualinn. MJk'• B.uiwak, Prtt- ,,,1: ;vir :ind Dill Wanna, wound up their playoff schedules Sivak. Richard Wnlff nnd Howie .uMitions tn the Athletics, with two victories against a slnqle Mi-rnllf-n. was los! ilirousli Ji.tne V,* , - in (iwplny their wares sptbauk, necessitating a decUive "i.ulnntlrin. •.i.iii.iuii Vtnerus in the tilt. Sautnrr. tlic inp-ranklnmn;iii>n mitt bplween them r("3- .' the regular season In playoff competition, both teams i istered two victories while drm- registered four wins against one |pln« the same number. Carl Us •;;.-inrnt of Simeone may i The victorious St. Jumps' C.Y.O. couil cumhiiii- , Kiilicit (icrily, I.awri-nec Keinor and defeat. which nimied Our I,ady of Victory of Snyrcvlllp l» (ii:ul ll.il'-t.ul. lliildinj; hall. M.IMMII Allen .turd.in. and William Wnncn, with previ- \!.-'^ick the opportunity til in the Waodhridec !'ai in hinl Cnuninur Srhool Back row: Kev. lanu'S Russell, Maurice Towers, ous experience in the twirling rt«- .. •] 'hi' tliinl-basp post- Tonight' St. James' and the AWARP Fords Boys' Club will attempt to League championship last Friday nitlit. Reading Joseph (Iiuil, l.re Jordan. Thtimas Ruder and Coach nnrtment. will IK on hnnd to bol- ,: (illur: a utility role for OVER from rtght to left, front row: Kohcrl Jordan. Roliert Jumps Kealini'.. ster the mound corps. The latter \>) scions. The former keep In the running for the Senior 1 League title when they ar« sclwd? performed brilliantly fnr frji'lty •J: hit; cfliuht, pUytd / PROBABLY F/SllRe \f.e nine last season and Is * WE-it ALL BAD THlfk3& ukd to meet the Avenel Oilers and of the playoff leaders will hand :, .ii in the infl 'Id cx- St. Andrew's, respectively,, on the the other undisputed claim to the counted upon heavily to earnf iiii,i'. and petroled L!ie MUSTconeTO ATEW starting berth. '.""<» n numerous occasions JH6 ZfAsoMs WITH Hopelawn floorboards! i: crown, SPORTS ROUND-UP If both St. James' ftnil Fords Earlier this week St. Anthony's The oati-hini situation appe :• ittui4 iibillty was nped- YttNHlNG AHP £ post victories in tonight's battles, of Port, Reading won the Inter- By Johnnie Royle bright, with Fred SmiTe-hlrt and ., iinciiii, but Messick has they will meet on the hllh school mediate title with a well-earned ; .11 for the hot corner £/iA£D Tom Williams on hnmi to battle FROM 0AP To GOOP- court Tuesday night to d«cide the 26-22 victory over the Fords Tum- The Keasbey Eagles, one of the most active athletic the veterans, Steve Dnrocl, for»he • cm utilize his strong championship. A defeat to either ble Inn. : .urn to an advantage. varsity assignment. RmUelskl, a Mm mz will B organizations in the township specializing in the art heftvv hitter up from Die Jayv,e«s, . in' with their Intended WS LUCK?Tr/I of weightlifting, will again sponsor the New Jersey has looked stood In recent practice :i. i.ruu'iH. the Athletirs an- sessions and may wind nn behind : lie 'iguing of Fred 8ml- State Weightlifting Championships at the high school the plate when the Barrons open .i Hurron catcher, who Is auditorium Saturday night. The Eagles earned the their season next week. i ;n assist versatile Walt RESULTS A ki will! the back.itop Recreation Basketball League Scores privilege of putting on the annual event again, be- Battle for Piarrs AND Andy Shlller. Jim Lake. Don cause of the success they have had in staging the pop- Purdotk, Frank Markovltz, San- Slnti.llnm \>n>k KIHIIIIK Mnr.l. 11 \ .VMIII-I --mi, II fi 'VtiwunliiV H<*u\, VCIIIMIX ular contests. Mike Boross, the aggressive chairman of ford Jagendorf. Herman Supps. W I :M s Lee Straube and Fred Leltber are I"..Ml- 11.11 ;: I St. AnilrfM'it («l the affair, has invited some of the top lifters In the 1 1 STANDINGS currently battling lor theJnafcld Infers in South; Si .I.UTI.-I t V II :i I (i r •- llilili K.lllir, Cnlvin. .Millili.\'li , f . . II II Senior. Si 21 CD Mr. New Jersey of 1948 and 1949, will be on hand along last spring and imy not have too. .luiniSMl; :i II I'lilai'.'llii's I'.llMii-ll in;, 179 much trouble'fianaIns his squat*' i-w BRUNSWICK—Middlesex I'mriHtiien *'ini> with George DeMaria and Dave Anis, who are slated M.,ln;,i, II II r.o t It IS" 42 M. I'ftr, ter's rights sign on the hot cornnr r/v is well represented in the •ll'li.ilslii, :'• i) M;v> HTS Tiiwrn t:::; to give muscle control exhibitions. spot. Lake and Suppe are vy:ng |t.i; University baseball and ir,n 1 Nil •Alin:i*i'n Tavern n;:i 1*9 for the first-base assignment with < •• teams currently on a iBlrrnirillalr l.rnKiir Timnalilii ItfIty's lieuiity Sho|> . 31 One of the world's greatest lifters, John DePietro of >'bnnittlttnnlil|i I'lajiilTH Shint.'K 8crvi. t» Si:\tion the former holding a slight eSge ..in tup through Maryland St. .luiMm' 1701 SJS 701 Ml Paterson. who won the Olympic bantamweight cham- because of his stick work and v*r- W 1. 0 P I'lisly'-s T:iviM'n n 'Shrll (O) Virginia, with five players Vi-rcli's , 30 Smith ... 13S Si. .\ntli I:CMI>, r l \ pionship, will also appear on the star-studded pro- satlllty around the sack, I:; I H Wlltl.T till IJII in the two traveling; squads. W l.il.-i 1 I iifici.-k. r ii I 1R f'lieslak 111.! • 111) lurr seniors from this area, *I"t:inl>I•- li'ii Hn>.lni;ik, 1 . .. : II! gram. Last summer the squat Jerseyite set a world's Coach Priscoe has an abundance lils liilrl'lllfill;ili' Iliilun. i S 0 •>•< 1 Xoli' -llitty'.s liuilhigh icunW gntre o; outneld material on hand and II Maskalevich of South River, ol —9WI. Keller hint Ii IRII single (fame ll.ihlllu-. 16" ITS 1S1 Mr|,;ivm'hlin, K (I n <,. ' .. 11 record for his class in London, England. may face a difficult task sclectinsr iiy Peterson of Fords and Bob (T11-Hii Iniri'innll;!I*-1 Tr.-ini-r, K ii II —•-'ii. Itonnr Iloll: 7-1R ;i of Utmcllen, «,1U be seeing .Itinlur IriKiir Tii .1. livJuy. K I 2 Last week the Eagles heaped new laurels upon their three when the initial tilt rolls Kt-ll.-r SID li. li.'.l..(, M :i n 1 around. Fred Buonocre Is almost mi with Coach George Case's cm A vent 1 Xo, 5 (0) organization when Joe Comunale and Bob Bunion •lull ti'iim. W I. •.in hi Hflty'* (3) 1 \\t 134 certain to nail down one of tl^e Hopl'tilH'll I'.nvi I'luli Avriirl (Illrra 111*I I liartiiiUi U0 .. V.1S I'JS 111 placed second in their respective weight classifications outfield patrols after playing ' In' (!• oiiick of New Brunswick, a I l-\>nln Junior^ i i i (1 F M iriLi. i IU9 ISO i:m 15 games last season and batting Hi. Alllllony's II. UimcnmrliT. f .. . -' IBS 133 104 Ao;11 Ufl' liu I'.'S at the Junior A.A.U. weightlifting meet held at the .mi. ;iiul. Waiter Gasior of Car - MsClne 111! 141 .250. Bob Ambrose, Emery Konlck, I VVii'lilllllilXi' .l"ill.': •• I :' 1 .1. l:miit-)iT. r . . .2 i 199 IU !lJ 1 Mryir.i .. uinior, are helping Coach II l Jl.tlll ICt.-ifllllU-ilT. i ... 1 I II tr>9 IStt Mil 1:1:1 III! Paterson Y.M.C.A. At the conclusion of the contest, Mike Serdinsky, Chris Stockel'a'nd' iclifll's lacrosse team open IIMHII .jtmiiit"" I Hrnily, K II II Tony Santora are the leading pros- I'.'Ml ii". K '.. 3 HO 665 Will C.S2 the Keasbey aggregation was awarded a team trophy . jin i:n the Dixie tour. IIIIIE )lnr («) (iiloiiln (II) pects for the vacant outer Rarden Hi:vvv SI'.MIIII nuuiis Mil 'tilt h K ...' . II 1 Oalvln .... HIS for their accomplishments. 1 pi red . by . bad weather in .. * IU 1G9 141 posts, but may be forced to give MiirkfV 17.1 ISO !- i'.i.*un practice drills, the is i; ii 121 172 151 Sliil'lnslcy ay to one of thn following: Richie , >! V T Knllnr till IH.i I2ii H!> IU Scott . inncrsity baseball nine will I'lirllH Illiys KlII'iL . \yi nl 179 IM 1«S Berra Too Smart to be Fooled Kurtz, Steve Nehila. Richy Ki'ause, ll Kllll-SM. I I II (,'nt : Alo.lavis I'.IPI... 177 151 111 II ohfl Cherco. Mike Strom. Mike • M'vi'va test, playing six K. Hurloi. f III II L'U Aii.lei'smi, 1 1 ' itii; Our first baseball yarn of the year contains a bit of Hilling, r . . II ', ll US 172 in hix days against the Mn.-ll.-i. .• - 2 (' 'etner and Robert Molnar, who 0 •i Tllll 8K7 .1 ivivr»..i:. . l n •. Mu.-Mi r. f . . - ... 1 humor on the part of Yogi Berra, the New York Yan- iave impr«psed Priscoe with their it.;- in dubs which have had the 1. I'.-iiTii.n, .• ... II II i 1! IS-ttT-ion. •i fin A 111 411 ontin,ued liustlc. ('ontinited on Page 16) i) n II i Continued on Page IB) (X) FlertiHt 101 kees' erratic catcher who held out for a salary in- H5 1SS ma W. lio I DO If. 4 crease during the early stages of spring practice. When For the first time in a number IDS Hi HI lilt ISI! if years the Reti Blazers are in a H5 157 1)6 Berra finally arrived at the Yankees' training site after, U.fi 131 KIT lltlltr rin (Continued on Puse 1G» 164 m 215 (1. lln mi IBS a prolonged holdout, he was immediately given a hard "71 s:ti time-by his affectionate teammates. "Well, now that s Ixeltn \o. I I'JI (0) S, 1'isliliiKi-l- 14" ns iiu ir.s you got all that Yaiik mpney, what are you going to St. Anthony's Trips ICIik : 1?n 135 1.12 t(. FIsliiiiKcr 13C 183 122 lKiliK 17 a do with it?" he was asked upon his arrival in the club- SmlUk HI .173 137 Keniiey I Til lliilrke.ri.ml l.\7 16(1 18} 1711 , hQuse. Without a slight hesitation, Berra replied, "An- ords Foes, 26-22 20(1 755 7S3 Ui nuities." The boys let out a round of boos, and Phil WOODBRIDGE — Coming • Tiivrru (I) Rizzuto remarked, "They're no gpod, you're just wast- through in do-or-die fashion, 8t. Kat'iicy is; I 158 MfNsii'k I Mi 1112 ing your money." But unperturbed "Yogi" grinned, Anthony's of Pot t Reading clipped m Kl 103 COME IN AND I Sti the Fords Tumble Inn, 26-22, In I7l 172 If. 7 "That's what you think. When I die, I get $75,000.00." Jhininlali 1S8 202 180 II a in Intermediate League playoff BASEBALL Drnst II'7 '.'05 Ifili HOOKERS Tony Santora has received an invita- .ussle to capture the season's 1SII championship. The bitterly fousht lelp JAG Celebrate set ITS tion to exploit h,is football talents at the University SPECIALS! 147 same was played on the local high Ma.ki.y 180 IM-Illl \,l. It of Virginia next season....' Whitey Mizerak, the Ath- ichool floorboards. I hank you one and all for your loyal Liit-i'li ...... \U 137 ohlH mi- (;iovi:s lluka ...... HI! Hi 2!:l letics' versatile diamond star, passed, up a contract to St. Anthony's enterecij the fray 1 Klliiitt IIS |J.Ii rona^L' in the past tlyee years, and show (ieniives. 137 •IDS 1 . . Peg- ... no ir.i i!ii» ir.s a decisive underdoK after having I'rtu .... •lit!) play with Charlotte in one of tha Southern leagues N appreciation by oif*rin|*lftesf teitlflc ..•.•tiia 132 l'.'4 -an.earlmr plavufi name W . DAH-HAWKS 21.00 \VUi:h.li>r III H.r, ^"I'iill.S. , 8M 905 to remain with his family.... Prank Capraro reported Fords by an identical 26-22 count, 9.25 7111 S-.4 7119 for Rutgers' spring football practice weighing 183 but Port Roadiiig refused to be FISHING EQUIPMENT defied the crown by playing one 5.95 Sepa . 184 pounds. The chunky guard calls hirsiim waistline the of their best games of the season. Kellaru 1.17 IU 132 FISHING RODS SNUFFY STIRNWEISS" W. Almasl 18S Hi new look.... The township will be represented by five The campaign's finale Was 125 ( tiursuly 11 jury Prevention [ought on even termfs in the first l 'NTAQUE GLASS p-FINGER GLOVE M. Alma.nl f i r.7 us teams in the Mid-County circuit this season.... Tom- half with both Fords and Port < Reg.-9.* NOWfi.»5 • 'AT RODS-Reg. 16.00 NOW 810 145 tl)T my Korczowski, the former William and Mary star, is.; Beading mntchingieach other point \ Coaehes' Problem tor point and stressing a tighter TRIPLE PLAY GLOVES Hurlos i. •-•'W HI 160 currently working out with, the Jersey City Giants ' fvl< >NTAGUE WEA^FISH BODS 156 113 defensive plan of action instead of Reg, lo.oo NOW 7.95 lt*(j 17] NEWARK-The eleventh ati- down in Florid^. J. . A qmgg^tiori has been ir^ade to their usual wide-open attack. lU'llllUH 6.50 [ NOW 5.00 Res. 7.95 NOW!J.45 \n 1S5 170 nilal Athlitic Coaches' Spring Con- name the|Oak $treet baseball ijeld after Alberjt Leffler, The cautiousness of both teams ference, held under the auspides is the chief reason for the lpw 771 Woodbridge's most brilliant all around athlete ujho SPRAV" SURF RQD BASEBALL SHOES of the N.J.S.I.A.A. will begin to- scorinn Jjuoufhout the contsst, OafUmru (3) with (the txcept|on of the final pe- i;. is ' NOW Reg. 7.35 NQVf5.5QW» 5.5Q was killed in the service. The Rarne would be appro- 14.00 Peter .' 181 171 183 morrow moming and continue riod when the; game broke wide Reg. 8.75 NOW 6.55 Achw«nter H8, 1«4 172 through Saturday noon at the priate since he w,as an All-State catcher irj 1$})].. . Other Rods }.50 up Ji'-UlMif T.rrrrT:::.-....-.: ity 1«7 1DJ open. Boys1 Shoes, Size 1-5 Oiioinlrki 824 1*5 191 Hotel McAlpin, New York. " Inclement weather has held up work on the East Green The Tumble Inn and Saints 178 177 Famous MaHf Reels Oulvanrk 151 A talk on the prevention and threw caution to the wind In the 3.95 Street and St. James diamonds Ed Kllroy and Jim waning minutes ot battle, concen- 883 cai-e of atliletlc Injuries by Dr. PENN • OCEAK CITY - LAN6LEY Bats, Softball and Baseball Kiillun lift-. (Ol Keating Sr. have heen participating In, sepret work- trating on a versatile attack Ih »n ' to 2.85 O*mkn m Herman Berzy, trainer a,l the Uni- attempt to snatch the all-impor- tz. versity of Pennsylvania, will open outs in preparation for jhe Hibernians Softball cam- tant victory^ The champs proved U;e clinic at 10:30A.M. tomorrow paign. ... The St. Janits' C.Y.O. w. ill be given a dinner themselves worthy of the crown by morning. by our ||ioss, Charles E. Gregory jin recognition of their sinking three field goals in fhe GOLFER'S SPECIALS! autnmat}c tp clinch the title. GQLF CLIUBS A report.on athletic insurance capturing thef Woodbridge Parochial School League ' Kukulya #nrl Coppola conjj'lb- te G. W. ^Qljinjer will be given at Championship'. . . J Richie Boland is painstakingly uted heavily to Port Reading's vlc- UJl IT KI*-* * *| — •• — — - — i'45. The first of three tootbafl tlie hoops for 10 REGISTERED WOODS meetings will follow, arid anotlW attempting to locate a title of lrnpoTta,nce to attach pot'ntrapfece.' Gteslng anff Sflytf Set of 3 \ 3U.UM football meeting will be held the to his position with the Athletics.... Lou Bartha will shared offensive hoaws for FoKk Reg. 45.00 NOW ame night. A round tab^e discus- again handle the Ereshmpn nine th# sprtig..///Dan'! 4ithltx ai^ five jpnts. res*/ lively. LAWSON LITTLE IRONS ' "| on Vtti'^h hwlf/ 1 Set of 5 rtfiss the Keasbey Ragles' WeightlUUng Contest at the Tuuiltlr IMH urday morning. r, p r Reg. 30.00 NOW Among the football ooaehes who High School Auditorium BaftjfdW night pon't be Oletinc, 1 u BOBBY JONES, WQOP* Oirmoily, f . .0 will discuss the various phases QI surprised if the next heavyweight contender hails i Bet of 3 tkw gpne m« Hugh Devoie, n«w I.dukd, K i 1 3 from Iselin In the name of Frank Pored*. The < KI'^UKII, If .. 1 - 4 &Y.O. awntor; AlB^wal of Tern JUDttUl'tli K...... ;• pie, prvey m~nm Cl RUgiUsfci wJio«ctfi(J as"a} sparrBig•"paft&e? 1§r i n PORTING Woods and 4 "** Charlie Coldfell of w 1' '" jraiu - Conn and lost a close decision to Joe Baksi in one of William Murwy of Delaware, two . *i P i«^8^«t poaches i»t Army. VincpiU his eajly fights, has deqided to return to the ring MurkovlcH, f ... t ;1 S Golf "R Lombuidi and Harry Jacunakl; Kgkulvu, ( . It a 10 GOODS after sf brief retirement because of injuries. Po»«d» i *•• \a of the N«w Qlord»no, K .. II i Stave Owm • Frank Hfwarti expects to train diligently fp? a few more (tallitgUiiii 6 * V I * i ' M .•«•» INDEPENDENT-LEADER PAGE SIXTEEN THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950 . l0Uy Rutgers in Rec. Basketball Second Cake Sale Troop 19 Receives J™'Z" fwoodbrldgeNote. • Continued from s, • Conlinurri from Spn Page1 CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS benefit of warmer rim II.. I'rt-r .MI. j - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ander- pare for the Rml;(, IMIII sita, _ To be Held Sunday Charter, Awards Among the opponent' I). I'UlM • •'! X son 193 Main Street, are the par- (Note; Contributions to thU column must be In this office en l.s of a son born Sunday at Eah- land, Virginia, Wa ,i / no later than TUESDAY NOOK of «ach week. Events listed I ISELIN—A very successful cake ISELIN—The official charter of wny Memorial Hospital. Mrs. An- Lee and George Wa i,'• here are broadcast dally at 7:30 A. M., on tht "Arqund Uie ! sale was held Sunday at St. Ce- Boy Scout Troop 49 was presented derson is the former Bernlce De- verslty. It I I ii S Counties With Your Weekly New»!*per»" program over New celia's Recreation Center by the to Cecil Bltu, Scoutmaster, at a i Worth, ill P.T.A. of School No. 15 with Mrs. colorful ceremony Thursday, Brunawlck radio station WCTC, 14&0 on y»ur dial.) The Scarlet lacrnss, It | —Mr and Mrs. Anlollo Martmo, up predominantly ni Truici Everett Volk as chairman. which WM attended by both MARCH Mi ' 188 WoodbridRe Avenue, were termen, is slated th,,,, Another sale will be held Sun- scouts and their parents. 31—Spring Concert of High School Glee Clubs at Woodbrids: J. i hosts at a party in celebration of pnlr oUcrtmmages vv day morninc April 2, at the center Advancement awards were also High School Auditorium. 8 P. M. the birthdays of their daughter, two regular games ••.'• 1 1" .".I from 8:30 A M. to 12:30 P. M. presented to 38 boys of the troop 31—Clam Chowder Sale sponsored by Rosary Society ol S'.. Josephine. 12. and their son-ln- and Waihlngton ami i. I Donation; of homemade cakes will W. J. O'Neill, Institutional repre- Andrew's Church, Aveflel. i |,w Alexander Wlshney Jr. Pres- The two squads ,, NATIONAL (HARD be Rratefully accepted. sentative, gave the opening ad- APRIL (ent, wero Misses Kathcrtne So- by man«g«r» and COH The me.) test peace! line field Tht association wishes to ex- dress welcoming the parents and I leskl Madelln Kazlauskas, Marie Sunday afternoon aim encampment in National Guard 1—Square Dance sponsored by Colonla Firemen's Association press its appreciation publicly to congratulating Ute boys. The ! Norman and Gloria Goltiao; An- Saturday night. Tin,' history. invr>i\ ma some 300,000 In Colonla Firchouse. Rev John Wilus for the use of scouts then came forward with j • thony KazlHuskas. Raymond Lo- regular spring vacat,,, men and ofli ers wiil be held 8—Easter ERE Hunt sponsored by Van Tassel! Association ai . the Center. their parent* to receive their "•• loi-RO Mr. and Mrs Michael Sodent- * at the State mi; this summer ai ihiiiy-seven ramps Woodbrldse Park, Amboy Avenue section at 3 P. M. 1 badees. Honorary badges were 'ecki Mr and Mrs. Maxlno Go- and in.^ull.itnii^ throushout the Peipinc charges bombings are also presented to each parent. 10—Initiation of new members, Amerlcus Assembly. No. 37, i Ktao Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fan- counti'v. The N'.ition.i! Ouard is al , pan of co-ordinated U. 8. plan. Order of the Rainbow for Olrls, at the Masonic Temple. 'diente Mrs. Alexander Wishney ESTATE FOR CAM I li an all-;imp peKr'.ime hich of 350.- Presentations were as follows: 10—MeetinR of Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority of Congregational I On Eiehelberger urges treaty Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Augustine BERKELEY, Cahr 000 member.?. proviso for Japanese army. Allen Bliss and Joieph Umoli, Ex- Church. plorer Scouts: Edward O'Nell, Lolarijo. Bryant, St. Paul (Mim 11— Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society of Avcnei' Presbyterian •Pfttor.who'dlodnfr.ii scrlve pin; William Dulck. Charles Church. O'Nell and Fred Thaler, year and 15—Card party sponsored by Ladies' Aid 8oclety of First Church Teen-Agvni Organized; at the age cf 73. wj;;, \ SPORTS ROUND-UP •srvlce pin; Robert Alken. lilan- of Iselln. Presbyterian. estate of $21,000 to v,.' • of California btcmi',. ucl Carvello and Donald Oliver. 15-16— Play, "Arsenic and Old Lace.Mo be presented by Adath First Shite Elected (Continued from Sports Page) search on cancer. year pin; Olen Dobbs. Manuel Israel Players at Community Center. fore stepping into the ring to launch a successful come- I ISELIN -The Teen-Anns or- Carvello. John Mulvey, Robert 17—Meeting Janet Gage Chapter. DAR. with Mrs. James F. Noel, I Ranized and held their first meet- back. . . . The Recreation Department will award the, Alken, F. Aquila. Robert Bliss, Jo-1 Plainfleld, hostess. "An Interesting Habby," by Mr>. J. H \ ' inn at the home of Miss Arlene scph CornelUer, Eugene De Stc- Thayer Martin. 1949 softball, baseball, and basketball championship 17—Meeting of Woodbrldfte Chapter, DAV In Memorial Mu- ' Maroney Officers were elettcd as phano. John Ellis, Robert Kubar, nicipal Building, i follows: President, Walter Funk; trophies to the victors in their respective leagues to- 8tephan Kuslor, Alfred Mayer, 19—PBA dinner in notlor of Daniel Panconl at Pines, Metuehcn. vice president, Arleon Maroney; morrow night in the Town Hall. . .. Michael Wachter. Donald Oliver, 20-21—Presentation of "Best Foot Forward" by St. James' CYO ; secretary, Dolores Punc: treasur- Carment Penrosa. Raymond Stan- In St. James Auditorium. ,A : or, Louise Handwerger; scrgeant- ski. John Sluk and Bruce Ztegen- r 21-22—Minstrel Show sponsored by Avcnel Post. VFW, and at-arms, Gus Rcmpkowski. balg. tenderfoot scouts. After the Auxiliary at Avenel School. e'eremonics refreshments were 25—Medina and election of officers of Home and School Ciivle Other members a r e Betty Mount. MidRe Silva. William Bills served, of Scwaren School, 3 P. M., at the school. 9370 SIZES 14-20 32-42 CARTERET and Chris Madsen. MAY 15—Mother-Daughter Banquet sponsored by Americus Assem- Regulad 'Kec' Program bly, No. 37, Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Pattern 9170 comes in sises 11. Woodhridge Opens 15— Meeting of Janet Qage Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- 1(5. 18, 20: 32. 34, 36, 38. 40, M. Kill YKARS OK TKOl'BI.E-FRF.E Set for Tomorrow Night Sir.f 16 takes i yards 39-liiQh. (Continued from 3port Pagei rNJOVMTVT I VSTAM. can Revolution. Mrs. Hampton Cuter, Green Street, hostess. Talk. "The New Therapeutic Treatment at Ellis Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS In position to field nine juniors in 1SELIN-One of the weekly coins for lllia pattern to 170 NVws- THE BEST the starting assignments, since SUPERLITE WALL PANELS teen-ase recreation programs was Island." by Mrs. George A. Kuhner, national chairman. pupHr Pattern Dept, 232 West In Your Kilfhrr. Rathrnom or Game held Friday at Iselln School No. 23—Farewell party Home and School Circle of Sewaren School, 18th St., New York 11. N. Y. Print there are only ei^ht seniors on the Room. 15, Friday evening from 7 to 10 3 P. M., at the school, plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, entire squad. Sup.-rlilr r.mrk arr available in P. M.. with 89 young people in STYLE NUMBER. Coach Priscoe has scheduled TELEVISION Choose your season's wardrobe several practice sames with vari- main color- in the plain, tiled effect attendance. f ml ihe Leveling Sheets. from our latest Marian Martin ous teams throughout the county Mrs. Robert Perlllard was in | BruCP /?«/>/> Celebrates ,c » D«nrp PiVniV Pattern Book. Send Twenty Cents to tune his charges up for the charge of registration; Mrs Wil- j J I nirfj.,/,iv Saturday » ' ,, V, for your copy lorfnti. Smart easy- r Ulrtll(Ul rapidly approaching campaign. Ham Danitell and An. Fred Mess,' '* " > anmra ^.^j fcy garronctles snw styles for everyone. A Free MONEY patter.i is printed in the book. Woodbridge will play all theii danclne; Percy Hulich, volley ball; ISELIN—Mr. and Mrs. George Woodbridge Lumber Co. ISELIN—Several activities were home names on the Fords Park UKO Bettelli, shuffleboard; Walter! Rapp, 160 Fiat Street, entertained diamond, starting with Tottenv.llr- BLILDINO MATERIAL STORE Frazec, pingpong. Another pro- I at a dinner party Saturday in planned by The Barronettes at its CONSTRUCTION next Friday. Tel. WOod. 8-0125 is scheduled for tomorrow meeting Monday at the home of The schedule for the ensuing CAN j honor of their son, Brace, who Final figures indicate thta 1940 evening. WOODBRIDUE, N. J. i celebrated Ws third birthday. Miss Marie Neupauer, Hillcrest was the most active public con- season is listed below: 1 I Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vin- Aver" ". They included a cake sale. struction year in the nation's his- Apr. 1—Towenville. home. Household Doctor ; cent Grogan, Mr. and Mrs. Rus- a dance and an outdoor picnic. tory, with $4,100,000,000 of new 11—Plainfleld. home. Jim—My wife's been nursing work started, according to a re- 12—Somerville, home BUY i sell Furze and children, Joan and Definite dates will be announced crouch all this week. I Thomas; Mrs. Jean Black and later. port of the Federal General Serv- 14—Perth Amboy, away. Joe—Been laid up, have you? j daughter, Jeanne; Mrs. Lillian The next meeting is scheduled ices administration. The record 18—South River, away. 21—cninford, away. ; DowlinR, Mrs. Louise Grogan and for Moiday at the home of Miss was 15 per cent above 1948. While I nearly every type of state and 24—Dunellen, home. Slimness accentuated in latest j son, Thomas, and Edward Bolte, Ethel Sedlak, 181 Elmhurst Ave- a local construction project showed 27—New Brunswick, home. designs of skirts for spring. i all of Iselin. nue. ,i Rain in volume in 1949. out- May 2—St. Marys P.A.\ away, Mtanrijng increases were noted in b— Cartcret. home. !• DUMOM public residential building, up 88 9—TottenvHle. away. per cent to S356 million, and hos- 12—South River, home. pitals, up 70 per cent to $340 17—Dunellen, away. • RCA VK.TIII! million. 18—Linden, away. That Our New 19—Perth Amboy, home. Educators told of 13'i billion 23—St. Marys P.A.,. home. • ZENITH Modern Building is outlay needed to build schools. 26—Cartcrct, away. Escorted, All-Expense Plan American Express Tour* NOW OPEN !• CRO8LI <\ MORE F.UN • MORE PLACES • MORE fOR 1895 CHRISTENSEIS'S 1950 X ItNNED TOURJ OF THE WEST; Two wtfkv 7,0(111 miles of icenic Irivcl 23 HOLLY ST. CARTERET 'THE FRIENDLY &TORE" by Special Pullman Train, featuring Colorado ... the New 1 Block in from Roosevelt Avenue at City Line. Mexico Indian Country . . . draml Canyon ... the California Look for the Sign on the Tydol Gas Station. Coast . . . Muir Woods ... the Coliimbir. River Country . . • !• ADMIRAL Vancouver ,., Pinff and Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies. In every way, the vacation of it lifetime 1 We arc fully equipped to give you the finest in Delicious Home Cooking, Entertainment and • GENERAL HISTORIC VI1GINU: 6 Hays, featur- VElLOWtTONI AM THE IOCKIEI ing a- sail on Chesapeake Bay . .. -ID-Day Ranner Toun. Motor Catering to Banquets, Parties, Weddings. relaxation on Virginia Beach . , , tour of Yellowiione National vmts (o: Colonial Willjamihurji, Park . . . tour of Salt Like C«y ELECTliK Richmond, the Natural Bridge, and the Mormon Tahernjcle ,,. Music Every Saturday Evening by Moniiccllo, Yorkiown and James- all the important attraction! of STEVE CHUBAK and his GYPSY ORCHESTRA , town, Shcnandnah National Park, beautiful Colorado. I IH.1) C|tciii», ChifloiiHvillj. Travel over the beautiful Skyline "The Only One of Jts Rind in the East" Drive, CANADIAN nUllfTOUII: ft Davi. COLORADO AND THE MCtltS-* V*Y Featuring Niagara Fallt... touri Champion Toun. Featuring Den. through loronto, Montreal and V(T .., Colorado Springt... Ksics Quebec ... two-day cruise down Park . . . Thompson Canyon . . . the St, Lawrence ... a itay at the THE GYPSY CAMP Grand Lake . . . Pikei Peak . . . world lamoul Chateau Frontrnic (iar Urmlirr iil' .IITNCJ 'j'rtiirl ANMI,

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