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x XXI-NO. 2 farteret CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, A^RIL 18, 1952 PRICE EIGHT CENTS .pinian Church Wedding March Hits Faster Pace in Borough; Harmony for Fall Borough Preparing for Air Raid Council Approves K Si. Demetrius Three Couples Will March to Altar April 26 Election Is Urged Test; State Lists Instructions Pay Increase CARTERET -- A step-up In lowlnn a wedding trip to Florida, ployed as testers at the General CARTEJRET The Carteret stations are to follow the regular Mark Easter the cadence of the march down the couple will reside at the La- Cable Company, Perth Amboy, By Mayor Skiha efense Council has announced air raid drills. To the middle aisle Is noted In the fayette street addresfl, where the Romance began. hat a state-wide air raid test will Industries having continuous To Boro Employed ,,, I Together with all borounh. Ilrabec-Rogow«kl Leonhard-Blerota. e held during the week of April CARTER.ET — A solid Demo- processes that cannot stand ten- CARTERET—A salary lncrcast AH11' WoddlnR bells will rln« for Holy Family Church at 3 P. M. At 4 P. M. in the Holy Family 37 to May 3. ;,;ill,.hcs of the Eastern xalic organization for the Impor- | minute Interruption, will partici- »f *300 per annum for all munici- '•" || , members of St. three couples In Carteret nn will be the scene of the marriage Church, Miss Eva 3lerota, Named "Operation New Jersey," pate to the extent that personnel V Saturday, April 28. tant Presbyterlal election thft fall pal employes. Including police, ""' Ukrainian Orthodox of Miss Wanda Rogowskl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mat- was urged by Mayor Stephen Skl- the objective of the test Is to de- not directly Involved In the proc- : : Gaslor-Sloan and firemen, was approved by the Hi '"'.,, llhsrrve the Feast of daughter of Mrs. Julia Rogow- thew Slerota, 78 Union Street, ba, incumbent, nominated at termine public response to air raid esses will carry out the drills. 1 Mips Iimbe] P. Sloan. daughter skl, 9 Salem Avenue and the late will be married to Carl Leon- Borough Council in an ordinance^ ,.|', Sunday, April 20th. Tuesday's election. He will be op- conditions. The movement ot highway vc- introduced on first readlifc lust" I of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sloan, 24 Victor Rngowskl to John Hru- hard, son of Mr. an9 Mrs. Jo- This air raid test will be the lVirrs wiu begin at 8 posed by Frank A. Bareford Jr. hlclrs will be subject to the con- night. Lofavctte Street .will become the bee. 218 Fayette Street, Perth seph Leonhard, 28 Bloomfleld first to be held In New Jersey re- '" ,]„, morning with a pro- in the fall. He declared: trol of police on duty at the time bride of Marine Cpl. Walter Amboy, son of the late Mr. And avenue, Fords Section, Raritan uiring public participation. To of the alert. Drivers hearing the Men In the street department 5 Otosior, son of Mr. and Mrs. "The Democratic Organization who work on an hourly bash had '| ''"',„i,id the church edifice Mrs. George Hrubec. A recep- Township. A reception will fol- has made a good showing at the assure that the populace of the nlert, will bring their vehicles to "•'.'.„ nil the falthf\U will John Qaslov. 2 Elmwood avenue. tion will follow at Whltey's, low at the Holy Family Paroch- borough will observe We alert. a full stop as soon as practicable, their pay hiked accordingly as did f The ceremony will take place at State St. Perth, Amfcoy. Miss Ro- ial School Hall. Miss Alice Oo- primary. NOTW that we have passed employes in the street cleaning'% '::,;. ,in,,inn of the Easter over that hurdle, there is no rea- posters are being distributed call- to the curb or side of the road. II 4 P, M. in St. Joseph'3 Church. Kowskl will be attended by her towlckl will be maid of honor ing attention to the proposed teat. department. '- ;,,;!„« of Resurrection jon why we can't work together The driver, In selecting his stop. 4 ,„ front of the church A reception will be held at 6 sist«r, Stella and best man will and the bvldesmaids will te Mlas There will not be any mobili- ping point, will give consideration The full text of the pay raise 11 ! P. M, at the Portuguese Club, be Mr. Hrubec's cousin, Qeorge Adrienne Cselle and Miss Doro- in behalf of the entire Democratic |' ,,„,,. it will have been ticket at the polls in November." ation of civil defense forces other to the safety of his passengers ordinance will be published in next •'.",".. , priest will continue Perth Amboy. Miss Dorothy Sar- Mlkulka. On return from a trip thea Eckalewitz. The best man than police, auxiliary police on und the snffty of others. Friday's issue of the Carteret' lli( zlllo will be the bride's attend- Tuesday's Results •'''•,,„, church. Divine llt- to Canada, the couple'Will re- will be John Kovach and the wardens who are near their Pusenicer Directions Press. . i(,i the Chrysotom ant and Frederick Oaslor will be side at 720 Cortland Street, ushers will be John Rodzjnka The Democratic Organisation m best man for his brother. Fol- at the time the sirens sound. Passengers in buses and trucks At the same time, the council •'•„.' ,|' T A. M. With Rev. Perth Amboy. Both are em- and Edward Lair. was successful In putting over Its Schools will carry out regular- will remfiln in their vehicles. Rail- also approved on first reading an candidates. Councilman Joseph ", ' i,:lk a« celebrant, The ly established air raid drills. Per- roads will cooperate to the fullest ordinance providing for a 40-hour -A ,,:,,,„• will sing under the sonnel in Industry, public build- extent possible flurina the red week for fire engineers. Council- ;„ ,,| prof. Leonard Char- Coloring of 'Pysanky', Eggs for Julian Easter CARTERET — Even though ings, department stores, railroad (Continued on Page 2) man Walter Sullivan said that Julius Kiih lost out in the race ilnce all other employes are on * M,,n,lny and Tuesday be for the Democratic nomination 40-hour work basis, the same ,«, il ' I ! Dog Vaccinations, Will privilege should be accorded the ! 1 • rtays of obligation, di- its councilman, he came through lit Carries on Slavonic Custom of Centuries Ago with flying colors In another Sixteen Members fire engineers. 1 ,,;; will be celebrated at Start Here June 23 f I " CARTERET — Coloring rtnd decoration of eggs here can recall spending long winter evenings at race, The ordinance also provides for II A called by Slavonic races as "pysanky" Is reaching this pastime while in their home countries, but ,.„,,,! church** adhere KUh, a Drmorrotlc commlt- CARTERS7T — Health In-' Enroll in Church (the addition of two fire engineers^ ,.r thp flnrt Ecumenl- its seasonal production peak In the kitchen of three or four weeks before Raster is the custo- feenuui from thr eleventh dis- jpeetor Mlchmi) YMCIIMVI an- . making a total of nine men It fat • Carwret lolk will celebrate Walter according to mary time tor preparation here. trict, was elected by 69 votes. ",'jVwhlch decldad that nounced today that a dog vac- CARTERET — On Holy Thurs- believed that Carteret is the first' | the Julian calendar on Sunday, April 20. The eggs are blessed the clay before Easter A write-in vote for Oouflas cination clinic will be held in the municipality in New Jersey to '• I-, i i ,f Resurreqtlon must day the First Presbyterian Church , irst full moon of the The workers are mostly women of Slavonic and distributed as gifts. Each symbol on a "ps- Zonobia chalked up only four borough from June !I3 to June ?rant firemen the 40 hour, week. origin whose families brought to this country the vote*. received into membership 16 per- r , . rannot coincide with sanky" means something and each section of 27. Sessions are slated for 2 P, M. sons who made their confession of Municipal consent was granted •,'hMstof Passoyer. art of egg-dyeing. They have been working on the There will be two evening aith before the congregation to Public Service Coordinated' eggs during the past few weeks, putting Into that Ukraine has Its own basic designs. faith before the congregation. „ - ,1,-mii observance Synowleckl and Walter Sullivan clinics, Tuesday, June 24 and They are Nancy Amimdson, Nlel I Transport to operate 20 buses on ,, v.inee of Easter by the chore all the artistry that generations of practice Celebrating Easter this weekend are members Thursday, June 28 at 7 P. M. e New have accumulated. were easy winntrs, polling 454 and C!n<>ge. Edith Colgan, Judith Con- 'l York-Atlantic City run. , i, exceptionally sol- of St. Mary's Greek'Cftthollc Church, St. Ellas' The state mobile x-ray unit rad, Carolyn King, Janet McLMn, The buse& use the New Jersey The skill and Ingenuity of Ukrainian women Greek Catholic Church and St. Demetrius' 500 votes respectively as against TI he busei us th N J nmsidered the most 210 votes cast for Julius Klsh wh will be in the borough July 9 Lillian Moore, Beverly Schmidt. urnplke through the borough, , In particular have placed Easter egf? coloring on Ukrainian Church. These parishes conform to the and 10 from 2 to 5 P. M. and Thomas Toblassen, Irene Wyatt, i nly day of the year. the highest plane In folk art. Ukrainian women Julian calendar with their holidays. 5ought the Democratic, nomlna from 7 to 9 P. M. ,,ni;,ns like other peoples (ion. Warren Donnelly, Mr, and Mrs. Anlsseto Cams, Mrs. William • iv,. lands been enslaved Unopposed, Mayor Stephen Ski- PAL Fund Drive n.iicss Soviet regime see Elliott, Jr., and Mr, and Mrs. Easter Rites Listed ( ba was credited with 474 votes Henry B, Mehrlnnder, Jr. , lion of Christ a sym- Halloween Purade Borough Hadassah James Lukach, Democratic^andl- Craftsmen Open , forthcoming rebirth of By St. Mary's Church date for assessor, also unopposed Those who have Joined have Set for May 1 , ndence and,statehood. received 454 votes. also completed either the regular . .iinong those who ar- To Be Sponsored CARTERET — The Feast of To Attend Jubilee Junior Communicants' Class or Resurrection according to the The Republican vote: Frank A Their New Home •the Special Adults' Class, j CARTERET —The Police Ath- •liis country In recent Bareford Jr., candidate for mayoi letic League will begin a drive for ,vim live In hopes o! Julian Calendar will be marked The church has receive? a new funds May 1, It was announced by St. Mary's Greek Catholic 337; John Nemlsh and Walte: CARTERET — The Carteret in their native land Asain This Fall Session at Shore Craftsmen's Club will open Its new baptismal font from a member of ioday. (him h Sunday, Sitar, candidates for council, 329 the church. The font was dedi- a custom of otchang- and 326 respectively and. William clubrooms at 86 Elm Street to- Funds are needed to carry on , i lii-eetlngs, who have CARTERET Announcement Rev. Leo R. Pelensky, paster CARTEBET — Mrs. Jean Wohl- morrow night. cated and used at the Holy Thurs- 1 gemuth and Mrs. Philip Drour Greenwald, incumbent for asses- day communion service, A new the PAL program here. A bis pro- i,,.,-. "Christ Is risen, — was mad* today 'that Ahe iinnual of the church has announced sor, 343. The clubrootns are situated on a have been named delegates by communion table cross was also gram is planned for the Fourth will rise." Those, how- Community Hallowe'en Parade will that Rssurrection matins and Carteret gave Estes Kefauver, Plot comprising sixteen lots. pro- again be lield tills year under ilie Carteret Chapter of Hadassah to given by Uie same member and of July which will include gamei , i.uve been living In the IPKII muss will be sung in St, vldlng plenty of parking space and md contests as well as ftreworkfl. ausplce.s of the Borough Recrta- Ellas' Greek Catholic Church attend the silver jubilee confer- Democratic candidate for presi- was used for the first time Easter [I',,I SMH-S for several decades dential nomination, 437 votes. room for picnic facilities during Sunday. The ladies' unit met last night '[•,,,.,nu' naturalized do not Uon Department. Sunday morning at 6 o'clock. ence of the Northern New Jersey the summer. Region of Hadassah, the Women's Dwig'ht W. Eisenhower, on the William Elliott, Sr., an elder of t the Borough Hall with Mrs. P'tum to the lands of The announcement was made Today, Good Friday, vespers Property surrounding the new John Reid presiding, It was an- Zionist Organization of America,, G.O.P. ticket was credited with the church, will represent the Nevertheless, they look Jointly by Councilman James J. will be sunc at the same church 241 votes and Senator Robert Taft home is being staked out in prepa- nounced that a white elephant invsent tyranny Lukach and I. R. Fariss who will to be held at the Berkely-Car- ration for gradllng and-landscap- chcurch at the meeting of the at 7:30 o'clock, with 156- votes. Harold E, Stassen Elizabeth Pre3bytery to be held in -ale will be held May 3 from 1 to ,;'i. "Iron Curtain" as a be co-chairmen of the festivity. Father P«l«nsky announced teret Hotel, Asbury Pafk, April zot 13 votes. ing. The approaches to the build- (P.M. , min their kinsmen are 22, 23 and 2*. tag, also will be paved. Perth Amboy next Tuesday at v "We'll have more and better that he will bless the food of P.M. n:i cherish fond hopes that Details of 'the conference were The building Itself Is constructed A Joint meeting with the men's ; prizes this year," Fariss said. "We hi? parlshonert Sator^, vlslt- The Sacrament of BaptUm will ,,,r lond wUl rM m trt- lOpe to arrileve greater -fllrttcrpa- mtllnetfaf 1 Jffeetihf^T^IJSRrtr on t#B'TeTWttf«WJl''1l«rl* 40 by unit 1* planned for April ay, . t y iiiKi i;lory. For this reason Ine their homes beirlnn(n| at be administered to Infants this ion because Of added Incentives. 10 A, M. here last night at the home of on 24 feet IB dimension, The lower Mrs. dBhevJeve Prey, secretary, » old Amerleaw" and level, finished In knotty, pine with Sunday. that the first bowlim? The annual Hallowe'en parades Mrs. Louis LeBow. Young people of high school age e wling in, came hire In recent rst sponsored by the Carteret a- sound-proof celling and tile- ... „.,„., ., -la» toto Which S3 girls are enrolled with much feeling "Let The theme of the conference in : Iraftsmen's Club were about to "We Look Ahead." An address on Lists Activities block floor, contains an open- will resume their Sunday meetings .wililll start t practice next Tuesday at ;md let His enemies be s abandoned when the borough hearth fireplace and a solid ma- at the manse at 7 P. M. ,;hhe Academy AlleysAlleys, i . iike as the smoke I.O.O.F. to Attend this subject will be the feature creation committee came to the of -the opening dinner, Tuesday CARTERET--The American Le- hogany bar, 35 feet long, with The dark-horse prize wn.s award- , o shall they vanish; •,'ion Auxiliary held their regular.matching bar cabinets and ncces- 3d to Mrs, Antoinette Nardi. MX mclteth at the face of es:-ue and decided to stage it. evening by Mrs. Mows P. Ep- Motorist Charged Because of the success of the Ceremony Tonight stein, a former national president. meeting Wednesday evening at the'sories. jii;ial venture, it was decided to The musical program at the din- Boro Hall. Mrs, Martha Colgan.j With Tipsy Driving . (;,xid Friday, vespers will !ontinue it thia year. CARTERET — Carteret Lodge ner will be a choral presentation, chairman of the past presidents' and past commanders dinner an- CARTERET — Gilbert Marvel, i: li P. k., With » pro- "It was shown in the borough No. 267 IOOF will be guests of 'The Promised Land," with more Calvanek Funeral ;,! mnd the church. A Lawrence Lodge of Perth Amboy than 100 voices participating. nounced that the dinner will be Mrs. Moravek, 75, 35, 16 Rock Avenue, Plainfield, last year" said Fariss. "that Hal- was arrested at 2 P. M. yesterday I i in ting the btirlal of the tonight at the Installation of Lfuv- held April 26, at the Ukrainian Pa-| lowe'en can be wholesome and On Wednesday various members vilinn at 7:30 P. M. A party will be by lit. Thomas Hemsel on a charge Largely Attended .1. in- carried In the pro- constructive. Costumes and maske rence officers. Hempstead Lodge of of the regional staff will hold i) i then placed on a spe- held for the sold star mothers on Dies; Rite Tuesday of driving a car while under the meant good fun and not unde- Long Island will be present and workshop sessions on fund-rais- May 5. Chairman of this affair is alleged Influence of liquor. CARTERET -- Borouyh oill- ,.V;iri<;i altar at the center rage behavior. iuirh beautifully decor- Install the Lawrence Lodge officers. Inv, membership program and Mrs, Harry Glackner. CARTERET Mrs. Barbara The motorist was taken into luls, men prominent in the The Hallowe'en program. Far- other phases.- •:.'. nit flowers and raster Oiand Lodge Officers of New Jor Plans a.re being formulated for Moravek, IB, 11 Warren Street, custody after lie drove his car over •hurch, civic and fraternal life of ,ss said,' is being carried on at "a sey will present and witness tlje The conference will include with the annual Memorial Day pnradc. Ions active In church and lodge the sidewalk in front of the Wash- he borough attended the funeral r faithful wUl visit the holesome outlet." ::.! lute in the night and ceremony. a luncheon Thursday at which Mrs. Harry Glackner, Mrs. Mar- work, died last night at her home. ington School. if Joseph S. Qalvanek, former Representatives of District No. four awards will be presented to garet Sidun, Mrs, Walter Sak and Tiie funeral will be held from Examined by Dr. J. J. Reason, :ouncilman, held from his home : An; day praying and 365 Roosevelt Avenue, Monday ...miles around the altar. 10 will meet this week and choose i the chapters who,have done_ out- Mrs. John Ksitusa will attend the tier home Tuesday morning. Mai-vel was pronounced under the pl. Honuih Leaves standing work in the fields of pro- National Presidents luncheon Mon- Born in Czechoslovakia, Mrs. Influence of an intoxicant. norhlng. A solemn hiuh mass of old Custom a new District Deputy Grand Mas- Korea for Carteret ter. A Carteret candidate has been gram, membership, education and day, May 12, at the Essex House Moravek was the widow of Florian He was held under $240 bond •equiem was offered in Sacied :ii nistom of $» blessing regional cooperation. In Newark, New Jersey. The annual Moravek. pending a heai-ini? date to be set Heart Churnh. There was a pio- selected and expected to be elected fusion of floral tributes. |K:i ••<•. food Is faithfully ob to Carteret ^ress at this meeting. Preparations have p addition to the delegates, a county banquet will be held May She was a communicant of by Magistrate Louis Robert Brown. •vine parishioners will WITH THE 25TH IN?(ATITRY been completed for the celebration number of other Carteret mem- 10, at the Pines Hotel. Sacred Heapt Church, a member The Rev. L J. Petrick, pastor, •;.>-i. tuod to the church hall 3IV. IN KOREA — Cpl. Alfred J. of the 49th Anniversary of Car- bers of the Hadassah will attend Mrs. Ida Cutter and Mrs. Ann if the Altar Rosary Society of the vas celebrant; the Rev. Casper m • ii. others have the ritual 'iornak, son of Mr. and Mrs. John teret Lodge which was instituted in the Conference, Kurtz, co-chairmen of the cancer church and Sacred Heart P.T.A. Federation Day Fete Yost, pastor of St. Joseph's R. C. niii-.i m their homes. The 19(13. dressing committee announced 3he was also a member Unit Jhurch, deacon, and the Rev, ,. ;<>(<» will be assisted by . Hornak, 39 John Street, Car- For Club Thursday teret, N. J . recently left the 25th that 30 hours was spent in the ')24, Slovak Ladies Jednota. this Nicholas Norusis, assistant pastor >-»•# a i Aii.irew Beck Of So. Bound Installation of officers will take month of March and 150 dressings borough, and Unit 74, St. Helen 'nfantry Division on the Korean pjace and a roast beef supper will St. Elms' Guild Will CARTERET — Miss E, C. Mona- if St. Joseph's R. C. Church, sub- -'^* • N j, an day Saturday from were made. The next meeting will Society, Jednpta, Perth Amboy. ieacon. The employees of the M . until late at night. Rev ront for rotation to the United be served. Sam Chodosh, Neal Hold Dance Apr'd 27 be held April 28,1952, Anyone hav- ghan, a member of the high school States. Chodosh and Harry Chodosh will Surviving are flve children, faculty here will address the Car- American Agricultural Company. p nil viiit the homes of the ing old awhite used linens or ma paid their respects in u body Prh receive 25 year Jewels. Many Joseph and Paul, Perth Amboy; teret Woman's Club at its meet- i in Perth Amboy, Old A veteran unit of 'the Korean CARTERET — The final .ar- terlal may donate them for cancer Stephen, Carteret; Mrs. /Manuel lay night at 8 o'clock and the Wnndbridge, Rahway and War. the 25th was one of the first Grand Lodge Officers have been rangements are being completed dressings. ing next Thursday at 2 P. M. in men's Jednota and National Sokol invlted'to'attend. Da Canceled, Woudbridge; 'Mra. the music room of the high school l«i -in rounding towns, while •o see combat. It recently has by the Ladies' Guild of St. Ellas' Donations were given to a needy Jrhn PaNvrik, Cai'ieret; twelve Societies held ritual services Sat- ;:i.:.nk will visit thuse in ieen engaged in patrol action near Greek Catholic Church for its family for clothing, to the induc- grrndchlklren and a sister, Mrs. At this meeting, the club wil jrday evening at 1 o'clock. he 3»th parallel. spring dance to be held April 27 tion center in Newark, and also to Julia Zicjc, Perth Amboy. mark its twenty-fifth Federation James Mart\n Rites Day. There will be vocal selections The Port Reading Fire depart- Corporal Hornak entered the in St. Ellas' Hall. Vinaland Hospital, Vlneland. ment held ritual service* Sunday an(i ls by Miss Mary Ann Ruckrlegel. irmjrta M*V«*M* Mrs. John Hila und Mrs. Michael nation was also given totrht iiWerl- iltfht at 8 o'clock conducted by \rn Council JVantel % a non-commissioned officer In Bazaral are planning chairmen and can Legion Drum and Bugle Corps. Miss Ducko Engaged -he Rev. Stanislaus Miliw, Mem- .,^ harge of prisoners of war. 'CABTERET — Many friends Mrs. Michael Kuttiak, Mrs. Mi- Hostesses for the meeting were DANCE ON SUNDAY jers of the Holy Name Society of Convention Delegates and relatives attended the funeral chael Toth and Mrs. Robert Zal- Mrs. Anna Tomczuk and Mrs. Elsie To Elmer Resko CARTERET — St. Jiimes Post, the Sacred Heart R, c. Church and SUPPKE TOMORROW services for James Martin, 528 eskl are in charge of reception. King. 615, Catholic War Veterans wil Carey Council, Knights of Colum-' Roosevelt Avenue, held Saturday CARTERET — Announcement n Mrs. William Heiila and Mrs. has been made by Mr. and Mrs. hold a dance Sunday evening April >us, recited the Rosary led by loiok and James 3- Du" CARTERET — The Ladies' Aux- morning at the Synowleckl Fun- 20 at 8t. James' Auditorium, Long- li named by Carey Coun- iliary of the Polish American CUib George Dikun are kitchen co- Frank Dacko, 80 Heald Street, of father Petrlsk Saturday evening eral Home. 4fi Atlantic Street, Rev. cjiairmen. Mrs. John Hila and Mrs. Losak Is Honored, the engagement of their daughter, fellow Street. Music will be fur- Members of the police depart- iits of Colujnwjl as dele- will hold an Easter supper In Fal- Orion C. Hopper Jr., pastor of the nished by Kara and Nemeth Bro- Uie state ccttvwvUon lr con Hall at 6 o'clock tomorrow Michael Toth are in charge of re- By Tau Beta Pi Society 3tella, to Elmer Resko, son of Mrs. ment paid their respects Sunday at First Presbyterian Churoh offici- freshments and Miss Jacqueline thers orchestra. i o'clock lh the afternoon. The city May Iftjp 1$. An night. v Margaret R«sl?o, 190 Randolph 11 und Frank Oojrena are ated. Interment was In Rosehill illlii and Mlsa Doris Hila are in (Special tu Carteret Press) Street and the late Stephen rtesku )fflcers and dlretitora of the United Mrs, Mary Szullmowski and Mrs Cemetery, Linden. charge of tickets. Dorothy Szullmowski are chair- TEOY, N. Y. — John W, Lozak, Sr. ATTENDS CONVENTION Roosevelt Savings and Loan AbiO- men. Mrs. Albert Gilbert and Mrs. Bearers were William Benton, Robert Zaleskl und George Di- son-of Mr. and Mrs. John Loz The prospective bride was gradu- CARTERET — Supervising :latlon paid their respects at 8 3D ' lust meeting, the follow Frank Balkti, Anthony Nemeth, 55 Holly Street, Carteret, N. J., Principal Edwin S. Quln Jr. at- j'clock Sunday night. if applications for mem- Frances Oryzlec will be in charge kun are special chairmen. ated from Carteret High School of tables aad Mrs. Catherine Kim- John Foruy. Joseph Kovadk and is among 81 Rensselaer Polytech- and Is employed at the Rarltan tended a, five-day convention of Interment was held in at. Ger- back Is In charge of reservations Al Krasowskl. nlQ institute students named to Arsenal. Her fiance, also a gradu- the" American Association of trude's cemetery, Rahway. Bearers Joswh Bsisos, Tali Beta Pi, national honorary WIOO* School Administrators held in Bos- were Oabor Danes, Anton Hrechka, , Oezr Dobrovcjlsky Mrs. Woodman Rites ate of the Ca eret High School engineering society. is in the Army. ton. Ambrose Mildrak, John Lysek. Jul-." Daniel Semenra Held Here Wednesday To be eligible for Tau Beta P us Nepshlnsky and Joseph Trst- , Joseph Sandor :nsk-y, members of the men's Jed- Get Your Birthday Certificate CARTEREM1 — Funeral services a senior must rank In the upper Mesaroo, Charles fifth of his class, a second-term iota and the National Sokol So- Hi-. applied for rein- were held Wednesday afternoon il ties. for Mrs. Alice B. Woodiinan, 74 Junior in the upper eighth. In ad- Carteftt Junior Achievement Without Delay, Registrar Urges Emerson Street, widow pf Edgar dition to scholaatio achievement, atf birth certificate* Is be- candidates are elected by jthelr fel- * CARTERET — An Increasing P. Woodman, held at her late 1 demand for birth certicltteates ins encountered by older men low students on the basis of char- Unit Vies for National Honor Mr. und Mrs. Finn Are' Clinic home. Rev. Orion C, Hopper Jr., 1 I, reported at the office of the and women born In Carteret.. aoter and other personal qualities CARTERM — Stockholders' plan to have stockholders' meet- s The borough was Incorporated pastor of the First Presbyterian Hoill for Tuin Son*i " lor Next Tuetdty registrar of vital statistics In tins Church officiated, Interment was which meet the standards of the report* of fewtaty-thre* Junior ings, prepare and file stock- in 1906. Since then ftQ authentic fraternity. borough, In Wishing ton Cemetery. South Achievement companies in this holders' meeting*, prepare and CARTiH»$T—Mr. and Mrs, \ ;'A|'M..KKr — Spring clinics record Is being kept of all 'births. Lottk is a senior In Rensseluei's area, Including the firm spon- file stockholder reports, prepare 111 The demand ls due to the fatt River. Bearers were Thorans Dev- seph Plruii M Union Street entar«'l| ">'*t. week, Health In- But those born hare before management engineering depart- sored, by th> U. 6. Metals Re- dividends or explain looses, then talned at ailmily dinner in honor;f| that most defense factories to- 11)06, have a tough time to get ereaux, Joseph Lloyd, Rusfiel Ro- \iii-iiuei YurchMkl has an gan, Clarence Linns, Nicholas Ha- ment. He also U a member of EJM- fining Compifty here, are being liquidate. of the christening of their day require proof »f birth aa well such certificates. In m*ny cases, ilon Delta Sigma, national man- hl f lob and John Fee. studied by Sft awards committee Next, Wednesday, winners of sons, Jojeph Paul and WUiJaini '"""uiizatlon cllpio will be the records have been kept in agement engineering society. to determtn* winners who will a special sales report contest James. Baptismal services iporel«n-born residents of the Woodbrldge ,Towri«hlp of which Mrs. Woodman was a charter r •;• -'-'v. April»«ijjp;M. boroUfh without birth certifi- vie Ior mtl4^|]i honors Will be announced with victors held In Jit. Joseph's Church w 11 l Carteret was a p*rt, In olden member of Rahway Chapter, 13, Rev., Nlch«W Norusk O.SM/ •""«i)h WfRtuoh *8: cates are encountering consider- HONDAS ENGAGED by the qualifying for entry In the Na- oough, days, mostly mWwhWJ handled Order of Eastern Star and a mem- (Mating. Sponsors *«$ Mr- able !trWble to greeting them ber of the First Presbyterian A8TERJHT — Announcement Junior computa fttl be JuOgedjd ' tional Sales Executive Club con- births and some orfthejn failed and lndlvidui} Mtevers will be test May 3, Mrs. Anthdny" Ktitmd- Jr. these days. ' to register new bfbofftl W Church. been made of the engagemeng t Mrs. Paul Iflluylo. A. woman. M» other day Surviving are a son, Howard, a of Miss Stella Kontes, dhdgt oonte»tln« rk pbllege scholar- factors to be considered by will At the-registrar'! Oflloe It was daughter ship* totalling WQ.WO and, »U- •outfit her birth certificate In brother. John Hatter, both of this of Jfr. and Mrs. .Michael Kondand . the Judges arc quality of pro- suggested that ev^ry person f J fio toe M duct, achiever* and adviser at- m should make sure M bwing " place; a sister, Mra. Fannie RUelr. 51 Iforcer Street to JBWward O. BOARD to Junior, it Conference, tendance, total sales, complete- w8 birth cert««»t«, registrar South River and two Sb*ner, son of Mr. ap4 Mrs, Jh M| t h S17 {tyOMve> Avenu ness of sales, financial and pro- ' >y keep . Another woman is,glad to, i dr«n. •>-',v Thu (Ute UM bean *et for duction reports"u*d leadership J' ' - ' i'W 1'' * IM •>Uli Qji (" . TTHDAY, APRIL IS, 1952
Mfke•* Irm 4k>ugh. -Knead until CMCICM made a ahaTp torn and ripp,.,|, ^ Preparing gmooth and elastic. Covet nnd set self-reliant young lady «tt-- of her tr*ra|e doero Mow Cofferer Voted for local ttsTiilw«. (Contlnund frnn> PM* l) Sarah Annie's to a warm p1nee to rise until dou- her shiny new sedan be- •JjBrt. Passenger tralrw In motion ble In bulk. Knead auatn. Break tween two parked truek«. timed ofl smajl piece, shape Into bulls, 'HIl/pro On Mrtrch 21, 1952, the Elizabcthto vn Consolidated Gas ^«...r-..«^. ««• K»ard of Public Utility Commissioners the following Gas Purchase Adjustment How To Do It! fluuse to be included in each rate schedule of the Company's Tariff P.U.C. No. 3 Oas: Before you get into your car you should make-out your deposit tickets and endorse for deposit any checks you plan PURCHASE ADJUSTMENT CLAUSE . to deposit, etc. Then drive alongside the FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY on the Maple Street side in the no-parking space leading to the Curb Teller. Stop at the Curb Teller and, if necessary, signal the teller on duty II the averse rate per MCF, at 65% annual load factor, •VPH" underground py pressing the buzzer. Talk to him in a normal voice, watch him in the mirror and handle, your *" Purchased byvjhe Company increases above or decreases below a transaction just as you would inside the bank, Curb Teller banking hours are the same as regular banking hours. '*' ol 31.62 cento per MCF, then the rales charged for gas sold by the> C« *»» be increased or decreased by .1 cent ($0,001) per therm sold for each whole £5 ""t ($0.0075) departure from that bas; rate. Such adjustments in the rates iX-Ked for gas jsold shall be applied to bill, rendered in regular course fo con- How Our Curb Teller Does It! '"•"I'Uon period beginning on and after the date «hen a change n raUMtorgi A microphone enables customer and ba teller—the latter beneath the sidewalk in our basement—to talk to l"""'«sed^ the Company, becomes effective and shall apply to all therms each other, A set of mirrors enables the two to see each other. An elevator takes the place of hands, The door _ ""lading those In-the minimum block. in the Curb Teller, normally kept locked, is opened and closed by the operation of the elevator, which together^' *rvithlirthe'micr^)hone is controlled by the'teller on"dutyrbelow. hu ,. M, r.r lu .M. on "•'••I -.t lUGO Broad Street, Newark, New Jersey, »t FKRSt BANK ^TRUST CO SMITH'I «jnd MAPLE STREETS • PERTH AMBbY, N. J. Bizabethtown Consolidated Gas Company item and Federal DeposU Inmrance Corporation "aUtl 10; 1§« 4 14 Vf to «Men I Three-year etpMtttoh of Subtle U&tted State nwvw electric I BUYR HOUSE ARMED FORCES DAY ~ {power set by Government. Little Elsie: "Mummy(what be- du Pont trust action. ' W*1»9OP. Enclnnd Ail President Truman haR rleslg- of i.h -uninty to Get On the comes of an automobile when it Eft AH HhinhilfT hud dr<>sm«1 niiietl .Saturday. May 17th, as i nets too old to run any more?" owning his own hom? Jim, how Armed Forces Dny, and directed j Mother: "Why, my dear, some- CTWr, was cripplfd In n fnll [mm H Twe TV Stations nil Government, officials to cooper- one sells It to your father as a used IW)( when he WI»H nnly 28 nnrt ate with civil authorities In proper car as good as now." psMlyrecl from Ills waLit down. WASHINGTON Middlesex The Belle g VcnuIkUdzielak StfifiasCf.V. Carolina Keglers QPEAKING Star as Economy Upset Leaders in tyin Single Game O ABOUT SPORTS Garage Wins Again floss, CAM ofiiy Hill Bowl £OOH FOR 3tMm hitting for by Jtl«r»r i CARTERET — The good' shoot- lag M p the fout facts \vhy a Chev- and easy. Fast, qttet Syttchro- You save on Wlbt truck cnts down your hauling Mesh transmission that eliounatei i I Wiklrvery costs. double clutching. Roomy cab with cost per mile! •Hut there's mote to it than that. five feet pf hip room, ventipane IN TOUR ONLY windows, and seats with double- It's the greatest truck to drive you You get the right ever got your hands on. Easier deck springs. FACT MAILBOX ONE PER Ml*Geal Steering. Clutch smooth Come in and let us -show 'yon. truck for the job! THIS Your truck investttrent is safer! .»* i fcORKWVIOUT iliMM IN4MIIHAN AM OWH IUKII WATCH FOR SELECTOR - LOOK FOR THIS SfflB&i Identifying the Following FirjiiH Assuring VM HOSPITAL ItARUWARE TOOLS - PAINT OIL B tt,, AiiUWf tVoodbrhlge Hardware Ofl. It M«llt lit., Wi)U(lbrld»« INSURANCE - HKAl Kt*rn •& • H Miln St., A <• Service Coaler JtWELElt - $alU Jewelers St., .K*hw»y •U CUik>oa LIQUOR SDOWi - .Ford* wSluvtiii Aw* tfufli 1 *t ,.if' I-no* r^^< At, AFRlt 18, 1952 Make* A Difference WAR BR1DCB "Doesn't it give you a delightful Because of the influx Ski Boys Leading High School J.V.'s I^oose Fielding feeling when your husband re- brides," two-thirds of {Continued from Sport Page) Brief Items Air Raid members your birthdays?" Mrs, admitted to the United at.... 1 ititl.ni MI. ] looking good Lose Opener, 5 to 3, Costs Opener BlBckstone asked Mrs. Wehster. year were women* accordin, • h»s flddetl snme weight and U&MJR. Pin Race Instructions ••Well—yes," Mrs. Webster an- Immigration offlclala. In thr ^ to linve a Roori yp«r pl»y- of the Week swered, dryly: "provided it's only ending Jan..31,268,504 Immii., , J shorUtop for St. Francis Col- CARTKRH7T—Up to lust Thurs- To Highland Park CARTERET- Despite the fact the date -not the total." had been admitted to this en, " in IVnnKylv.inU day the 8kl Boys ware way out. In by that their opponents were held to Of there, 118,410 were dlsj in Carteret rront of the U.9.M.R. Handicap LEONARD DRKYFIW8 *lx hits, loose fielding cost Car- A lot of Cmirf vnumstrrs are CARTERET—One bad Inning - persons making a total of .iv>,,i joymu tho fvi-tn vacation by Bowling League race, with A full STATS DIRECTOR OF ters, High Its opening baseball Qualified DP's admitted since 1848 hr sixth--In which their oppo- game of the season yesterday aft- Calling up a certain Important rilne in ni'iiiby streams and The Young People's Club of the S'/i game lead. CIVIL DEFENSE (or tron} mid bit; fish Free Uttju Reformed Church The t^Bm sUmdlnfj* follow nents tnllleri five runs, was too ernoon at, the high school stadium woman, the lady gushed, "I hear Where the Kinsmen lost to High- your husband Is to be appointed Sttnks! I A (food Idea would br to stock will meet it 7 30 o'clock tonltht It. S. Metab Reflnlnf Co. much fnr (.hern aa the Carteret In the church hall. Handicap Bowling League The New Jersey Division of Civil land Park by a 12-3 score. to a Cabinet post. If that is true, A drunk lying on the floor Cartcrft I.nkr with .iom<" big Defense hat ordered a state-wide .llch School Jayvees dropped their find Blvr tlip Cnrteret boys at Mary's Bodftllty of St. De- ArerafM The box score follows: llo come to dinner at my place bar began to show signs or April 10, 1852 public participation air raid test first same of the season to Hlgh- next Tuesday. II It isn't, then do so one of the customers snic «lrls sonn- real thrills In get- metrius' Ukrainian Church has wn* time during the period of Carteret High (3! ab r h SUlHllflfl ancl Park Jayvees. 5-3, at the come in for coffee afterwards." a little limburger cheese „„' hJ the big ones that didn't get enrolled three members at Its April 27 to May 3. As a public ser- Kasha, 2b ,....' 4 0 1 meeting this wert. They are Miss W L Park field yesterday afternoon. Lesky, 3b 4 0 1 upper lip. The drunk arose <,i,,-,h Ski-Boys 51 33 vice and ta cooperation with the and walked out of the do., reminder of thi> April 30th Ann Truck, MIM Katherlne Dwk- NJDCD and the Woodhrldgc De- The box score: Medvetz, lb 4 0 1 Ing pitcher— Hayito. WBblned rrwptlni! n( the PAL or- us and Miss Jullanna Laskl. Met. Department 44 37 Taylw, c 8 0 0 Struck out by Lazicki 7, fcy Shir- a few minutes he came bark Jets 43 41 Tense Council. The Carteret Press Carteret Jayrees (3) Then he went out again oni, kimteatlon nnd the ladles' Auxili- today publishes these official Civil Reagan, c 10 0 ley 3, by Orban 1, by Hayko 10, by Olants 41 43 AB R H return in a few more minute ary to be held In thr. I^Rton Room. Miss Carol King, daughter of Defense air raid Instructions. Fol- Mellck, rf 3 0 0 Lewer 3. Pentagonlans 39 42 Weber, rf 2 1 0 t High school bnsebnll team opens Mr. and Mrs. Jack King, 77 At- low them—they could save your Meyers, ss 1 0 0 Two base hits—Wlzna. Shaking his head with IHMM, fcfcMday with HlKlilfliul Pnrlc «t lantic Street, ha* been a surgical Bombers 39 45 Kady, cf 2 0 0 Mako, If 1 1 0 life. Langer, cf , 2 0 0 Umpires — Colluccl and Marci- he said: "It's no use, thp uiir Nbe and tonUlit piny Long patient at the Perth Amboy Gen- Wlina, cf 2 1 2 world stinks." Hfc»ch at home. eral Hospital. At Home Woodhull, ss .4 0 2 Mesqulta, sa .. 2 0 0 nlak. TEACHERfl NEEDED WITH WARNTNO — Go to pre-Gilmln, c J 0 2 v WexK week. Snyrevllle will be Approximately 130,000 addition- Hayko, p 0 0 0 llfed on Tuesday nway and on Olrl Scout Troop 19 hM net May pared shelter. Turn off all appli- Vlnsko, p 3 i 0 0 LEARN MORE al teachers would be needed an- Lewer, p 110 Slay. April 25th. l.hp roam meeta 26 as the date (or a hike. The ances. Leave on radio. ielley. 3b S 11 Lawlor, x 1 0 0 Mtt«12" N. J. EARN ' %th Amboy SI Mary's nway. group met at the Ukrainian Pa- nually and 600,000 new classrooms NO WARmWO—Drop to floor. Get Merelo, If 3 1 0 ISELIN must be built by 19J.7 If the ex- Mtroll Today in IS years ngn. April 19, 1929: vilion with Mrs. Kay Symchlk In under bed or heavy table. Nelson, lb 3 0 2 27 3 6 panding population Is to be pro- •Ildl, 2b 3 0 1 NOW TO SAT. - APRIL 19 Business Courier » Oarteret Hi«h wins opener from charge. At Work perly taken care of, according to Highland Park (12) ab r h Jeanne Craln in Wtkhway High (1-1. Bork, c 4 2 2 Patrolman Edward Czajkowskl Earl J. McOrath, U 8. Commis- WITH WARNING—Obey wardens 28 3 8 "MODEL AND THE DRAKE COLLEGEl ? tSi8'l«s ^wlng pitches as Joe Screlli, 2b 5 2 0 Cnnrsfi lead dlrfttly to r.>. director of the PAIL said harmoni- sioner of Education. Clo to assigned shelter, MARRIAGE BROKER" ittdwtrk n«;; homer. 2 doubles and Highland Park James (ft) Nicholas, u 4 0 0 position! In bitllnrss ofhir ca classes are being: continued NO WARNTNO—Drop to floor.Ge t SECRETARIAL ie AB R H Reid, lb 4 X 1 i plus Friday nights at the Borough Hall. DENTURES AT 4 under desk or work bench. r STENOGRAPHIC Sichora, 2b 5 0 1 pis, rf , 2 1 v0 "JAPANESE WAR BRIDE" ACCOUNTING Sgt. Ronald Farlss. son of Mr. | DECATAUR, III. — Although Jo- At School Huber, cf 1 0 0 TVPINfl • COMPTOMKTIU VtiE 12th DIVORCE SUIT Verduccl, of 3 1 1- SUN. - WED! — APRIL 20-23 and Mrs. I. R. FarUs, who has re-l seph Michael Doolin Is only four WITH WARNING — Obey your Newman, cf 1 0 0 C'lassw Start April v, I WORCESTER. Mass.—R*iph c turned from the Arctic la spending teacher. Go to assigned shelter Masqat, 3b 2 2 1 Greatest Show Value In N. J. ] years old, he has a full set of den- Smith, cf 1 0 0 O'Shea, lb 4 1 0 DAY AND EVENINI, Td, recently filed his sixth dl- i twenty-day lww at home At quietly. Linker, c 4 0 0 2 Outstanding Top Hits! tures. His baby teeth were so poor Lazlckl, p 1 1 0 Hvrry frudiiitr placed up to iin, nilt wmlnst his wife, Edith the end of his furlough he will be that a dentist pulled all but five NO WARNING—Drop to floor out 3trawbrldge, 3b 3 1 1 Shelly Winters - Bette Davis ,Mrs. Plcard then entered her Shirley, p .". 1 1 1 CALL, WRITE OR PIIOM reassigned to Labrador. and Installed false teeth. Joe gets of line of windows. Bury face Giles, lb 11 0 •PHONE CALL FROM against Ralph. All the pre- Orban, p ! 0 0 0 PERTH AMBOY 4-21.1? 'tstu suits had been dismissed be- Mrs. Louis Daze, LefTert Btreeli along fine — apples, caramels and In arms. vadas, ss 4 l 1 William, x ! 1 0 0 A STRANGER- bubble gum don't faze him. Buckner, rf 2 1 0 l>. A. National Bank Hide iM of reconciliations. Each ac- ill entertain the Olrls Friendly In the Open Miller, x .'. 1 0 0 plus IIR. ff, C COPE, Pr«, Pox. If 3 0 0 (ftlltd the other of cruelty In the of St. Mark's Church at her home WITH WARNING—Obey wardens. Mortan, x 0 0 0 "RETREAT, HELL!" II. PAINTER, Mrr. f suits. vlnv 1. FALL ON SCISSORS FATAL Go to nearest OK'd building or aalfanc, p 0 0 0 Miller, x > 0 1 0 Young, p 0 1 0 West Carteret Girls' Club has Berkeley, Caiif Miss Sue Ir- shelter. Roytos^p ...... , • 0 0 0 32 12 6 !RNS FOR SHOES. BOV wranged to hold a beach party win fl3-ypnr-nlrl retired Berkeley NO WABNING—Drop to ground Score by Innings: (jo signifies pinch hitters. n Seaside Park June 20. or dive for cover. Bury face In Carirrrt High School principal, was fatally H. P. Jayvees .... 0 0 0 0 0 5 0—* RITZ THEATRE IIOONACHIE. N. J. - - Thomw Injured when she accidentally fell. arms. Score by Innings: Members of the Polish Ladles' In VehlclM Carteret Jayrees 10 0 2 0 0 0—3 s, 14. was led from hi: In tided on her scissors nnd the i Highland Pk. 0 0 2 4 0 5 l—12 WASHINGTON AVENUE, CARTERET, N. J. tocial Club enjoyed an Easter WITH WARNINO-Oet out. 00 to Carteret ..... 0 0 0 0 12 0-3 ' Iftmlng house bv his grandmother upper In connection with their blade plunged Into her heart. SHOW STARTS AT 7 P. M. jg with his three stepbrothers nearest OK'd building or shelter. Reds teach women to take up The summary: eRUlar meeting at the Holy Pam. NO WARNING — Drop to floor. (fWever, the boy, barefooted, ran Gruy, 65, dl«d at Daytons Beach. arms, trial hears. Winning pitcher—Lazicki. Los- :iy School Hall. Bury face In arms. FRIDAY and SATURDAY APRIL 18 -1 Into the house to get his shoe? Fia. Mrs. Stanley KraiflWskt. 144 Ray Millnnd - Jan Sterling lid was burned to death. Carteret Avenue entertained' the At. its last meeting, the Men's I Know The«e Signals L Caesar Romero - Jane n,u "«• RED (Danger) — 3 minutes of tfoedlecraft Club at an Easter aup- Club of the Free Magyar Reformed "RHUBARB" U walling siren or short blasts of "ONCE A THIEF" w In her home. Church has elected the followihK Cartoon S addltlonnl officers: Andrew Pross, whistles or horns. STATE THEATRE EPISODE, 9 - "CAPT. VIDEO" Word has been received by Mrs. tergeant at - arm*; three year WHITE (All-Clear)—3 one-min- WOADBRIDGE. N. J. harles Heimel. Lowell Street. trustees, Lester Szabo, Louis Toth Ute Waste of siren ojjwhistle; SUNDAY and MONDAY / APRIL 20- 'I that her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth and Julius Rnlsz. 2 minutes silence between. TODAY thru SATURDAY — APRIL 16-19 Frank Lovejoy * t>ORDS, N. J, - P. A. 4-0348 ...—, Jack Beutrl - Mala Power- "FIVE FINGERS" Richard Carlson o with James MASON - Danielle DAKRIEtX "RETREAT, HELL!' o "ROSE OF CIMARRON WED. thru SAT. plus Jack BTIETEL - Whla POVERS in "ROSE OF CIMARRON" SUN. MAT. — KIDDIE KARTOON SHOW plus REG. SHOW "FIVE FINGERS" MON. — NEW PIECE "FANTASIA" DINNERWARE TO LAD1I with SUNDAY thru TUESDAY — APRIL 20-22 Most "FITTING" Gift for TUESDAY Co THURSDAY Jumps Mason Joon CRAWFORD - Dennis MORGAN in APRIL 22-23 I Danielle Darrieux "TmS WOMAN IS DANGEROUS" Joan Crawford George Montgomery plus Leo GORCTY and Ihe BOWERY BOYS in Dennis Morgan "INDIAN UPRISING •HOSE OF CIMARRON" Your Special Baby! "THIS WOMAN "HOLD THAT LINE" IS DANGEROUS" in Super Cinecolor with WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY — A.PBIL 23-2G • Jack Bei >1 - Mnla Powers Walt DISNEY'S Thrilling FRIDAY and SATURDAY /' APRIL 25-If; "SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS" WALT DISNEY'S "SNOW WJBITE" SUN. thru TUES. in Glorious Technicolor "RETREAT HELL" • Theatre Prncmm Mailed to Your Home Weekly nn Requett • with wsmmamsasmmmmst^aummammammmmm 1Prank Ixn-fjoy - Anita Louise WONDERFUL SPRINGTIME HITS AT YOUR ft"GIRL IN EVEItY PORT" WALTER READE THEATRES with firoucho Mtix - Marie Wilson a** In NOW Perth Amboy MAJESTIC SHOWING A Cloudburst MUVfi- .ofMusical ton and . Jfatlnee Dally at 1100 P. M. Evenings at 7:00 P. M. Continuing I'etfoitnance SATURDAY AND TODAY THRU SUNDAY Dean Jerry THE RA1 MARTIN LEWIS Another Great Musical from the Company, the Director and tin "Sailor Beware" Give a Personal Wardrobe Star Who Gave You tlu Academy Award Winner iiLso j- "AN AMERICAN IN PARIS" - Don Taylor "JAPANESE WAR BRIDE' of Playtex Panties! tfr)NDAV and TUESDAY Only ( Ava Gardner - James Mason PERTH AMBOY Extra-durable, Waterproof Panties Noyl«x loby AI TMI eievmt*' "Pandora and the ... don t cut circulation. Slrtlch NOW! ENDS SAT.! that always keep your Baby all ovtr, for all-ovtr comfort. MoJ« • FRIDAY & SATURDAY • flying Dutchman" of woihabli loltx. Fink, whin, dmuiul O'Brien - Dean JUKI;" blui. Suit: Small, Mtdium, - ALSO - "Socially Acceptable'\..Protect you^ Lorgi, Extra Urg« 79* Walter Pidceon "WARPATH" Margaret Lelghton MoyiM Trantparanl laby Ponlt Baby's health and comfort!\ .. .txtra light, cool, wathablt. in TECHNICOLOR! Mod* of |aru for all-over comfort. -HITS MUSICOMEDY CO -III 1 recalling Bulldog Won't cut CKCutation. Siitt: Small, Doris Day - Gordon Ma* MM- Here's the gift-idea to delight a doting Mtdivm, Iqrgj, Extra largt. %9* "STARLIFT" mother'* hearl-and keep that wonderful i toby r«iit ...only irup-ont that ilrttdi all ' • MIDNITE StfOW • WED. thru SAT. baby looking hi* show-off best on every ovir. Gou-vtntilarioA construction APRIL 23-28 occasion-abowing off or dozing off. Give a for uitia coolntii. Mad* of latuc. SATURDAY NIGHT! £*'H»rlon Brando - Jean Peters Siiwi Small, Mtdium, large, iiit Vuiir Eyes on wardrobe of imartly fashioned waterproof Extra loige $1.19 These Fail - Steppln' "Viva Zapata" (lilk-i lu Playtex Panties with all the wonderful, M»yt.«*Dr.i» I«i« toby Ponti - ALSO - .. .wattrproof, plailic ponti. t#ok SCREEN exclusive Playtex advantages that keep lik» aiip, fr«ihl/-laund*(*ct ginghoml Snap on ond olfi wath lit "The Belle of your Uute baby so clean, cool and itcondi. Pink, blue, of whit*. comfortable. Only Playlet Panties are to Siiui Small, Mtdium, large, New York" Cjitra larga |f4 perfectly tailored, *o accurately sized That'i (he Rct4 McCoy Fred AsUire - Vera Ellen 1 yy 3 UNiT SHOW! by baby * own weight. They're ... lh« u Ilimatt in panljtt. Mad* with — I'l.IlS itlU liHKAT KKATUIU! — "WHKRE'8 extra-durable, eaiy-washing, quick-drying, ni-lon. Plailic^ waitiproof lining. For Van HeHIn - Patricia Neal ANNABELS" baby girb^.with nylon bowl, Uigi Perieau "MIDNITE light in weight. And etch is charmingly pint, nw^ and whit*. Siiu, Smoll, FATHER' FOLUK8' tatch as catch can M.digm, larg*, blra lorg«, %\M "TOMB IT MAY gift-pacluged. At our Infants' Department. Far baby b«|n, blvt, malm and CONCERN" MtiludulitluMtfimjM whitt. Siuti Small, Atodlwn, Ufp. blr» Ur«« . .., When you see our new THE ONLY -MAJOR FEATURES - % sportswear you will not want to risk having MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK W* someone else get your '•A SUNDAY I MONDAY .personal selection. We It Pays to Shop In Woodbridge at IN PERTH AMBOY will hold- It (ox you on "P»rtOf the (rent Savings Banks' Asaoclatlon ol Now Jersey!" deposit. CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE - 2% Choose from liuy* wleetton OPEN 9:30 A M. OPEN FRIDAY »OIP. M, TILL ft TH? PERTH AHI0Y MucDon* 1 1MMAINITRHT SAVINGS INSTITUTION • TUES. &,WED. "TIRI Burls lUilofl I We WOODBRIDat DBS. N«Kt (o PERTH AMBOY, NEW 4«R ' -THE • a '?' MUMMY" itorial: Mctri Travel Year . Public BverwhBlningly ,,,,1,,-atioM point to a record year of only thing which will somewhat mar this Approves of State [' ( ,,lis spring and Bummer. On one record vacation traffic is the collective n n,c month of March, more than tragedy of death on the highways and sky- uar nspucuons ",,,angers departed from New York ways which Is sure to occur. "n|i fm European port*. Tula indicates The slaughter on our highways today is ,, ,,i of American ovmm travel ex- largely unnecessary and perWaps the great- BY KENNETH FINK, DtUC- of rtate eat Inspections; TOE, riUNCKTON RISIAJtCH approved; S% expressed no i 11 his year- . est blight on our otherwise) s\lper-modern BERVTCR ion. The Independent-Leader [onii;]is Say the departure of thf num- civilisation. The best solution at present PRINCETON — On January wnta the report of the New, passengers In one day, as early as seems to lie in better driver qualification 10, 1M8, a law went into effect A rwroirtnR that all New Jersty icy Poll eadutively In thla 1 TOT MEW JERSEY POLL '.,, (.,,nstitute« a new record for over- laws, stricter permit tests, more strictly rtfiitend motor vehicles be R WEEKLY FEATURE I " " |r,v(.| Meanwhile, lutomobile clubs enforced highway regulations and appeals state Inspected twice a year. To- day — M ytars later — the peo- KD BY A GROUP OF , s PBNDENT NEW JERSti "• nlllin. that 1952 la expected to be a to the public for safer driving practices. ple of New Jersey voice over- whelming approval or regular car NEWBPAPERS. The service .'()ni vrar for travel on the highways of The appeal to drivers to adopt more op«rat«J by the Princeton iiupecttoM for lights, brakes, etc. L,;Mit,.(l States. cautious and safer driving practices is Mtrch Service Staff of trata 91 out of every 100 adult* reporter*. (Copyright 15»2, [ , . indications, added to the reduced especially timely on the eve of the biggest Quutloned In today's survey say Princeton Research Service.) |11( ;( th*y apporve of this require- |jn(, fares to Europe and other points, vacation spree ever witnessed In the United ment. Only 3 In B hundred say ',m,(iusive proof that this Is to be a States. Even the best Vacation is a flop when they disapprove, while 1 In a 100 hag no opLnton on the matter. JUST >fnl,i travel year. Airline passenger fare one or more of the vacationers fail to return When New Jersey Poll staff re- I llir,i0IIs go into.eflfcct on May lit. The home, due to an automobile accident. porters asked an accurate cross- Paragraphs!, fsectlon of New Jersey residents between March 29 and April 9, Mathematical Paradox Causes Most Suffering 1952. the following question: One of life's mysteries: "In New Jarsey today, all cars the girls with the least are Inspected regularly by the pie draw the most ink iIilsi August, a nbfl-profit organization (3) Why do outbreaks of colds follow state for llfthts, brakes, etc. On the whole, do you approve or Answers. M.t up known M the Common Cold sudden weather changes? disapprove of these car inspec- -Ant Vk« Vem? |l',iiition to Xllmw* disperse funds for tions?" (4) Does worry or grief affect the ndse Skunks am Immune to h and luteeSiaUon tor an all-out and throat tissues? The replies were: STATEWIDE stings »f yellow Jackets „ „„ man's most t/idespread affllcation, bumblobeei. —Morganton (N.( (5) Why do some families have colds Approve »7^4 News-Herald , common cold. • every year while some ot their neighbors Dkapprove 2 No opinion 1 Better has been estimated that business and escape? Highlighting today's survey Anatomy: Something Kiry lose nearly 4 billion dollars annu- findings Is that car owners and one hag, but somehow tt (6) Why do Eskimos in Isolated areas licensed auto drivers expreta Just lnv in 'production «nd services due to better on girls. —f develop colds by contact with apparently at gnat approvel. U.8.S. Furon )treism caused by the comnaon cold. uninfected visitors? '••> CAR OWNERS Approve 98% Totgh AU Over i;: niaries M. flttdrix, President of the While most of the expert to not look Disapprove % Row hard It is for a rich ^tan Research and Education Founda- for a simple solution but feel th|t a com- CAR DRIVERS to enter Heaven concerns ua Ml| ion for Chest Diswii^ls the Executive Approve 97% than how hard it Is for a po« | bination of many cdrapllcated facts Is re- Disapprove % of the Fbundalttan. Dr. Hendrlx man to remain on earth. —Top| sponsible for this widespread dittatA they No opinion 1 Kanawha (lowk) Reporter An Interesting sidelight In to- ; out that the Inundation to trying to realize the urgency of tfW project in view day's survey Is that Approval of Ought To ' fy ,ithe answer tosome of these questions: n of the fact that there were' an Estimated state car Inspections Is even Science has been able to i ID is the common cold caused by • 400 million colds In this country last year. J. Joseph Grlbmns higher today than it was In Janu- plant an extra heart into a i ary, 1949, when the New Jersey but hasn't thus far on a irusv As a matter of fact, colds and their com- Poll showed that 90% approved —Norfolk Virginia-Pilot Docs sudden chilling make normal plications are responsible for more pain and — Politicians and MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS — tax bills, pension bills, banking The next election to be held in Really the End Buffering than all cither diseases combined. are quarreling bills, judicial bills, etc. association claims. "This Is the Ldividuals susceptible? lf» tj()iw Jersty over the proper New Jersey will send voters of Th# Govartor has until May Important fiscal background of The end will come when I dJktrlbuUon of sixty members of thirteen municipalities to the 2? to dispose of the measures the State Government expendi- Congressional committee is ap- the- General Assembly among polls to select members of city when the Legislature will recon- tures and taxes. pointed to Investigate the activ- counties of the State. commissions. The date Is May 13. vene in constitutional session to "For example the world should ities of Congressional commit" Economycin-The Wonder Care! fl(fht reached such pro- Such elections will be held in receive bipa vetoed by him. know that New Jersey has the tees. —Jackson (Miss.) Daily ti .that the Legislature Atlantic City, Allenhurst, Oape lowest taxes per capita of any News that the newer anti-Infective "Economycin" has wide application ifi State Government. Residents of recently adjourned de~ May Point, Deal, Lambertvllle, — The current Clouded Crystal (Ined to consider the problem Long Beach, Long Branch, Lone- campaign for 31 states paying Individual in- such as streptomycin and terramy- both state and local government where it come taxes will be particularly "Enjoy the convenience of feed- althoUgh under a Constitutional port, Montclair. Nutley, Rldge- President has nearly wrecked a ing able to shop In an automobile are proving their value in saving 1* in constant need. Present point of $tndate to do so this year. How- fleld Park, Tavistock and Wlld- former dose friendship between conscious of the fact that New Jersey has none." which does not need to be teth- - luman lives, "the New Jersey Taxpayers greatest pain, Ifbwever, is WAiihingWn, ever, later in the year; Governor wood. Obvemor Alfred JS. Drlscoll and ered every time you leave It on ' former Governor Charles Edison. Likewise the people of 26 otheT iation is suggesting the application of Alfred E. Drlscoll will undoubt- The commission form of gov- the street." —Prom a 1910 a4-, $ where fiscal ills of the federal Qovemment edly Recall the Legislature into Prloir to the primary election, states are required to pay sales ernment in New Jersey was Initi- taxes on the things they buy, the What does one see about a cam" \ d and almost forgotten cure for the ~ have reached epidemic proportion ipeolil session to perform the ated In 1911 by the adoption of JMison, a Taft stalwart, charged plaint? jN*. Governor Drlecoll, an Elsenhow- association points out. It should seal ills of government, which It calls The Association urges all citizens to help ta*t which was made necessary the Walsh Act. The City of Tren- ; by the new 1990 census. ton was the first to adopt the er tUttocato.m a radio address also be noted that New Jersey Thr Reason ' ' aiiiomycin." the •'production" of "econoniycin' & new form of Government but with using Doss tactics to pro- stands second among the 48 A college president says stu- *"T AiMmblJ, Majority Leader El- tnoja the welfareJ^ states in the amount of money thelr views OR, yih R. Stornill, West Belmar changed to th^jnunimpi^ a»n- dents have! changed very little In , ft I Thus is not ftta&J^^HPfiiftttP ** that.Is spent per pupil for op- the MttJPtlrty years. This Is wb#,yb MAitln; sp6htt)r«l an ad- erating costs' of puftUCfchools fains, but a' practfit—«lving tax dollars -1: marking them mlnljtrfttl6fi apportionment bill baek to commission OOvem- parents who have sons or daugn* , paitf fW paMonall* caustically JERSEY JIGSAW: All activity ters lh tollege worry. —Life ,h economy in gofttnment. In th* Legislature, tt deprived ment in 1939 when the residents within reason will stop in New immediate use"; packaginjr therti lh verbal Atjuitlii, Essex and Hudson of Trenton became dissatisfied iniweted &e former Governor. | Kionomycin" can Wtet be produced "1 hive hoi changed my posi- Jersey during the ten minute Merrily We Roll Alonj » ' messages, letters or telegfinis and com-cttuhtles of one Assemblyman with the new brand of govern- air raid alert to be held during great mail? citlae&S tell their Con- ment. tion nor to principles." said Civilisation is the condition In * municating them as qulckty and in theeftbh fehd increased delefiatlons the last week In April . . The which on* generation pays the. ; dt'Cimden, Monmouth and Un- Beverly, and Medford in Bur- prtocoll. "idtton has. First he gressmen they w*nt economy. wa| a RepiibUftan. Then he was State Department of Health and last generation's debts by issuing \ greatest quantity possible to their Senators Iflli counties by one member lington County: Oaklyn, In Cam- State Pish and Game Division bonds for the next ceneratton to , Just as the WOMer cures, streptomycin . This measure was drafted den County and Rahway, Union a Democru. now he strives to and Repreeontatlves at Washington. dictate tetu* and conditions to are cooperating to keep rabies pay. —Troy Record « i tmamycin an derived from the earth, Dlputy Attorney Oeneral County, adopted the commission In foxe^ out of New Jersey . . . With New Jersey already the home of mijUo, A. Cavlcchia who in- form of government but later the Republican Party. • -"' • —, i |(cunii!nycin," too, Is a product of the grass There are 325 commercial nurs- 1 several of the wonder (Kites, large scale s tli* apportionment of rep- abandoned it and returned to "It is fclttlflcant that I was eries and 65 certified dealers in Brazil's Army, police join to cuirb * - oot.s Unlike curej {or the relief of body ills, i^tl Is for the purpose of their old forms. fighting bod frule »t a time when qursery stock In New Jersey and Communists' plans. - •,, ^ "production" of "economycul" woUld ^dd jflVlttg,Wactlcal effect to a pollt- Mr. Itdlrtn was Ulent. It is equal- T. "econoraycln" is applied to the Cape May City changed to the citizens are u Red to patronize another to its list of notable accomplish- lcl) ;™Ututlon tod not for the municipal manager plan on De- ly jlgrilffcant that I am still them by the State Department U. 3. plans parley to consider ^ [is in ;:i)vernmeni Its effect upon humans ments, the Taxpayers Association Con- HflrtKJse ol satisfying mathemat- cember 30, 1924 but returned to striving W itrenfthen the baste of Agriculture . . . Oyster shuck- steps for unemployment. the pain of taxation. Irtfjtoebir or concept. the commission form of govern- pllnclplea OI our representative ers In the Cumberland County cluded. .1, |t^«ve>; Assemblyman Walter ment on April 6, 1937. Laat year government while he has retired area are willing to become farm- H.Jdnes, Ha'ckensack, Rapubll- Jersey City at an election on No- to the crlUa'i bench. A good but ers during the four none-R (Jttn,, lntioduced a bill drafted by vember 6 decided against a re- htei man has been sold a bad months of the year—May. June, Carteret Press the mathematicians who claim it bill of aodds? turn to councllmanlc govern- bill of July and August—when oysters ky Cirtcrtt I'ttu £ Family Entrance contains the true apportionment ment. When tW «moke of the elec- are scarce, the State Division of ba«Sd tipoti pure arithmetic. This Tt Wilhiaston Avenue, Ctrtcrtt, N. 1.' , One of the purposes of tjlfcfl workshops tion battle la cleared it Is hoped Employment Security claims . . . TtUtnene Ctrtoret 1-WO A universitlMj Pennsylvania, Wi?con- apportionment would cause Es- BOX SCORE — The box score the two ttWfriend s will be re- Employers in New Jersey will be sex and Hudson counties to lose this summer will be in getting iip material of the 1952 Legislature is 180 united In the bond of their for- required to pay equal pay to men Ch»rl«i E. r.resory f | I Connecticut litjd Southern Methodist, two Assemblymen each, while Senate bills and |32 Assembly mer close fllifldshlp. and women for equal work under Mltor u< PubltShtr , ^ Vn hula worksbjjpe during the summer which teachers throughout the United Burlington., Camden, Monmouth bills passed, plus 7 Senate Joint LOVE AHD TAXES: Spring- a new law signed by Governor of 1952 lh a progTam to encourage States can use to teach their students how and Union counties would gain resolutions, 3 Assembly Joint res- Drlscoll . . . The State Depart- SubieHpUen rates bj mull, Incldd- one member each. olutions; i senate concurrent time bring* thoughts of love and Inj peiUI<, on< Jf»r, UH; ttl to manage their incomes. ment of Health will rate the teaching otfimily financial problems resolutions, and 5 assembly con- taxes, aceqrfllng to the New Jer- month!, |I.H| three months, « contr, 11 sey Taxpafnrs Association. health aspects ot roadside places "in iiigh school* and colleges throughout Family finances is a subject which has Qovernor Driscoll claims one cdrrent resolutions. On their In the 1952 Roadside Survey of tingle C»t>l«« by mall. 10 centi. ttf, 1 of the measures must be passed own the Senate adopted 2 resolu- "Behind &e ornate, focade of pujtble In itranre. I "' nation. long been neglected by our schools. We wel- the Garden Club of New Jersey and placed before the courts to tions and the Assembly 1 resolu- the State House and amid the which will be held from May 1 Bj cuHtt dellverr, 8 ccnli per copf.' come the workshops of these tour universi- determine its constitutionality. tion. beauty of tne cherry blossoms to 15 ... Bookmakers convicted Enter4d M Mcond class matter JUat , subjects to be covered will include When the Legislature is recon- on the Capitol grounds, la a part ties to be held in the summer of 1952 and Introduced at the session were In New Jersey may legally be 6, m\, Si Carteret, N. J Post Offlot ' of incond|| budgeting, buying and vened the Simmill bill which has 338 Senate bills, 11 Senate Joint of the governmental picture that (Continued on Page 8) under th« Act of March I, 1879 J t J nvmg on crldlt, home rental and own- hope that other schools and colleges will administration support, will un- resolutions; 7 Senate concurrent should not be overlooked," the doubtedly receive the nod for sl follow the lead of these in helping the indi- resolutions, and 3 Senate resolu- 'ip, life insuWUice, general insurance, approval. tions. In the Assembly the mem- itients, social security, and all other viduals to understand the nOW-complicated Another proposal placed before bers Introduced 674 bills, U Joint of nnanolli planning. problems of family finance. the Legislature is a constitution- tesolutlons, 23 concurrent resolu- .~al .amendment to permit the tions, and 7 plain assembly reso- election of Assemblymen by dis- lutions. tricts, rather than by counties. Governor Drlscoll is sorting all Introduced by Assemblymau hhfe approved bills mid assem- Opinions of Others Bruno Val Kraw&yk, Jersey City bling them In accordance with Democrat, it has no chance to be their subjects. For instance, he adopted. will consider them In batches of law. Because there are a few The presidential, campaign Is "1 HAUCEW ill BACK getting undir fay, and Mr. in thousand* *ho believe apparitions that are not easily explained as unmanned balloons Dulles undwstwttfwly wants to |l!l*' "we is •'something funny" be free of offleW «onstj*lnta in (HAMOR GIRLS 111 a r that can rise to an altitude of > 'ng MiMfcjl and that 100 900 feet It does not follow discussing fortttt pojicy Issues. ' interpretation bj thl Air yut spaceships of the kind that There hate M^«vld«iu:«B re- abound In the pulp maga/lnes cently that Mt., pulles Is dis- devoted to scientific fiction have satisfied With tfc* Administra- -rw* «*a ay ^*ftVV* W1TV4 « tion's role in tKkvlT.East. tt Is , mother worw WU1 dirlve been druisiDg in our atmosphere. 111 Back ot all these tales of saucers to the CQUBtrt^l Wvant»s», as I ' «tisfaotl<* (from vhat *ell as to QM\W\ htage Of the - ll'"«Baslne hwip'sw ibout It a certain satisfaction that «cieno« hasn't all the answers to Republican Paft?v t »t so eqtft'i- 'ibject, we had thought enced and «*NWji Wiper ot for- :')i the publltatiOB of the «ll the questions raised by the Y0Ult ^ |Ai eign policy tfiWldto pre**red to . "I'e's report OR l»ueer». The late Charles Fort, who spent yews in collecting ac- t4ke full part IntHI continuing debate. v:- , 1"' "H'se visitors, but " OounU for hailstones as big as r fanUstle^ ^H. ,__ boulders, frogs and snakes Uiat This will (jaflNnUfMie kind of «a-serp«nt «M with ui fell from the sky, strange objects criticism of ttt(i,<\BTOlniatratlonj ;< and It toolt several tji»t hurtled through the air just Anothar kind »HU Illustrated la like flying »ucers, would have 'General MWArthur's «Hth OB Saturday before »! Joint session l.Wh(K!Hited.^e bee» delighted with this surren- V*wr fountain pep b«com«$ yftur moflic wb wtf Dlgglu TQ ?H! W»CJER CRUSAOf • ttui ears i*. D^tch.dlfjtos for water plp^ 1 ."' ».'.,—rr~ Latexala (or septic i^U Amtrlcan Cancer All typ«a of •/.•tt-f^.; •' *TCLBVI8KW ppFT :;;%v^ •""'•fr • ^S^WSW'WUH ...21 CHUCK ROAST UNTIL or CHUCK STEAK 14-oz. Bone i% Try one of Awe's famous ehiwh r*«1«l II) Heinz Ketchup bottle 22 b FRKSH K\LLED LONG ISLAND SPAM 5£ ' ^ can C 10-Ib. DUCKLINGS * 29 Sugar £ 46 bag 9V OVEN-READY LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS Ib. 39c m* Vrtw to HUM AI Ken-L-Ration RIB ROAST-79c Prune Juice ; suNs Acme is famous for beef! Serve your family a mouth - ^aterfog ^b Roaqi (rf be«f — I 9m they'll simply rave about it! Here's tops ia eating pleasure] FRESH GALA HAM lb Juke CAMPBELL'S 19: Boneless 35c Li POT ROAST Shouldw ib. 85 r 6aCl16S DEUGHT *m Bacon Squares Cod Steaks 35< Uvtrwwtt 65 &L,, few R R HCHICKHAUS1 Sausage Meat PURE FORK. Ib Flounder Fillet ,".,. 59< Shad T 25< *»- 35« TIDE ' m 2 Ideal Coffee * 5c s 8 Wesson Oil ABCO Coffee ' Wincrest Coffee Codfish Cakes, Naiurei finest Corn St^i^h § +o |our Codfish sag ft 19c ChmCwCfcwSrS; 38c Town House £$£ ^ 35c Wf6 hpurs Niblets Mexfeojfn »» 21c U 0ANOT 00AIM 1-«. Cat Food St.'r % California Fancy L 1T1 OHOCOLAn MO* *kf. Shoe White ssff » 8« Loose Large Spears Ib. ASPARAGUS Fkwf Wai r^' £1 Baby Woodtwry l;:^ 42% FLORIDA ORANGES Minced Oama Bfe-White 2 SiT Posco £?* 29c Speedup Cleanser *ir 6ACh Junket Tablets 12c Speedup Bleach JXL 13« ess GRAPEFRUIT « S Junket liquid Starch U*^ Now at the peak for flavor and j«ice content Lwcioug aeedlw*. Exc^iwwl tMwM Ovaltuie Speedup Ammonia^ Florid* 8«edl<*« 79c Gropsfri U8i I Corn T Felso Marcal Hanki tt IS*. J •mi* IMF IV 1 Glondale Club Bread Succotash Ch«e$e Food Carolina Rice Limas SkeffieM Milk and Cream t Frenches 2 Stnussel Birdseye Weston Cookies a?*U» r lored Cheese *. ^§c Virginia Lee Nam Royal Crowu 6^ Demestic Bteu Cheese fc. 59c Angel Food Cake Muenster Cheese ». 55c Colored America ^.t.». 57c Sandwich Bread L I M » r-j. Martinson Planters Cocktail Strongheart '.;*' ., Hproato Crffee ' PRUt Fewdtr »••!, * 11.03 VWi Hiiu *• ;•>»• liquid Starch JitfDAY, APRIL 18, 15 bottles containing poisons or bar- LEOAI. NOTICES vacation with his parents, Mr. and "L" NAMES planned. The hospitality commit- bltufttej, try pasting a small piece NOTICE tee Is M follows: Mrs. Joseph Mrs Nicholas Pellegrino of 25 Sherman Mills. Me- While Ihr of sandpaper nrmind each bottle. To Pi. Kiadtng fv STAT1 OP NEW JKR8EY Rluo. Mrs. Angelina Ruseo. Mm. Tabpen Street. «vj ,trtpl»t«, which recently wrrr bum II. S ] About The rough surface will warn chil- To ANDREW ntOKOW, Armando Slmeone. Mrs. Juliua To Present Show On* of the, r>ef>nrtanti. PORT READMG NOTES dren who cannot read ianels. It PORT to Mrs LyU Hayes, 27. inn I rinl aimeone, Mn. Michael Slmenne, The Holy Name Society of St. will also act as a stop sign to adults nJ bed! named to this wrltliiK, their Ton «re hereby mimmoned §nd r«- Mrs. Michael 8auo. Mrs Michael cellona, 8t; Anthonys nr>u rjuln»(l ro t**T*r upon Mlrhliel Reako, Mm. Jithn M«D*nneil Anthony's Church will present a Your Home who might grope In the closet In father. Janrn Hayes, ft lnbnrcr Soleckl. Mm. Damon Tyrrell and ftger, Issued a call to nil Vr. riHlnlin-i aitornev. *'liow «d<1r»«r !• mlrwtiel .Saturday night, at 8 the dark. Who hM four olhpr riaughl«i-R, snid JI7 Persblin Avrniie, f'»rtpr»l, N J . «n Phon* WO I-U1IW MM. Stephen Urban. and prospective cantlidm, their nftiws will nil bruin with "1." Veloek in the Woodbridge High If you are short of drawer space nnnwr to tl!P roin|)l«lnf ftled In • fllvll Corpt Mothen to Meet BY FRANCES DELL report to the local field r .•—like their mother AIMI the other Firtlriii, lit whu-li rvelvn FurlneM In In your kitchen, hang a shoe bag 1 The Fife and Drum Corps .-jfhool auditorium, under the di- This week I am going to give |1rl»~Leona, I.lllie. 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