Elimination of Two-Session Day in High School Up for Public Hearing; Parents, Taxpayers Urged to Attend I am your newspaper reporter. approved by the State Department of Education, would be- Benson group listen to the demands of the vanquished mem- most feasible at this time; (7> the adoption of this plan must You know me well, because I am your second self. While come effective next September. At a previous session, the con- bers to hold a public hearing In the high school auditorium, be effected.' your jobs and responsibilities keep you busy, I serve as your trolling panel on the board assured Its minority-colleagues that The hearing will take place Monday night, June 24,1916, at R Opponents of the majority's measure reveal that < I > while 'eyes and ears. I see and hear for you the many things you a public hearing would be held on the proposed project. •'clock, in the high school auditorium. Testimony and argu- the double-session is not as good as the single-session it has 1,'uve. neither the time nor means to see and hear for yourself, Plan Is Costly ftments will be presented by the board members, As the new been approved by outstanding educators; <2> Woodbrldge High I See and hear—and Impart to you information upon which Commissioners Andrew Aaroe, board president, Maurice P. " program effects the entire township, all parents and taxpayers School has been turning out graduates who had no difficulty you may form your own judgment. I am free to write as I Dunlgan, Dr. Seymour Deber and Joseph McAndrews urged Jiee and hear. No one jogs my elbow when my soft, black pencil Commissioners William Benson, Leo Parley, Harold Van Ness, arc invited to attend and to participate In the debate, gaining admission to any college: (3) reconversion to a single- writes what I have heard for you. No one silences my battered Edwin Casey and Leon Pllchta to consider the parents, ele- Argument! Presented session Is not necessary at the present time; (4) continuance typewriter's keys as they clatter out the story I have witnessed mentary grade pupils, high school students and taxpayers be- Thus far, proponents of the single-session program have of the double-session can be maintained until It Is possible to for you. lore "railroading" through an "unproven" and "untried" pro- decreed that <1> the double-session has created a deficiency build a new high school or a Junior high school; (Si plan No. 3, Because I am your reporter, I would not be loyal to you If I sram that more than likely would boomerang at a terrific cost in the high school system; (2) this system has been in opera- as submitted by Mr. Werlock, would create untold Ineonveti- failed to report my findings in the current Board of Education to the taxpayers—not to mention the great Inconvenience that tion too long; (3) outstanding educators do not favor the Icnce to parents and school children; <8> it would crush the eruption pertalninp; to the elimination of the double-session parbnts and school children would have to go through, double-session Bystcm; <4> reconversion to a single-session Is morale of students Who looked forward to getting into high pioKram in the high school. The pleas 6t the minority fell on deaf ears. A motion, by necessary; (5) the building of a new high school cannot be school; <7> it would effect,social activities of high school rtu- At Monday nlRht's meeting of the school board, the ma- Mr. Benson, to adopt the plan was approved by a five td four considered for about five years; (6) plan No, 3, as submitted dents; (8) It would effect, the progress of bam), orchestra and jority group forced through, over the objections of the minor- vote. by Stephen K. Werlock, recently appointed supervisor of ele- choral work In the high school; (9). It would force youngsters ity, its new single-session hish school program. The plan, when Only after the new single-session plan was adopted did the mentary education In Woodbridge Township, appears to be (Continued on Page 6)

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XXXVIII.—No. 21 Klili't'fxl M.i Kmiimi'CliiHS Mulhir WOODBRIDGB, N. J. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946 I'UIIIISIUMI Kvcvy Thurmluy at. the I'u.it OBIcc, WoodbrlilKe, X. .1. p Hi IS Urcmi Mired, Woodlirlilffv, N. .1, FK1CE FIVE CENTS, |jew High 'Plan No. 3' Approved; Bat Public Still Vacations! Zaccaro Confesses; hool Is To Have Its Say At Hearing Monday Night Here, Kids, Arc Your WOODBRIDGE—Over the pro- proval or disapproval, the majority crs and the bulk of deficiency now School Holidays For tests of Andrew Aaroc, president of members stated. existinii g in our highihh schoohl l is ddue olution' the Board, Maurice P. Dunigan, At a conference held June 10. to double session. It appears that 1946-1947 we won't have a decent chance to Arraigned for Murder Dr, Seymour C. Debcr and Joseph at which the public was barred and McAndrews, who declared the peo- the press wns invited (and only a build a new high school within WOODBRIDGE - Although .port Urges Modern ple were promised a public hearinK representative of this newspaper the next five years and a continua- before any action was taken, the attended), the meeting adjourned tion along present lines may con- Woodbridge public school child- •liinl; Says School majority members of the Board of with the understanding that no tinue a lifetime. This is not an ren may not be certain which Alleged Murderer Nabbed I Says He Planm 1 is 'Satisfactory Education, led by William L. Ben- action would be taken until the ideal situation, Of the three plans school they will attend next public was given a chance to voice submitted by Werlock, the No. son, adopted Stephen Wcrlock's September, they are sure of their (onDBRIDGE — Construction plan No. 3 to eliminate the double its wishes in the matter. plan is most feasible and most Suicide But Then; logical. We must cut the present vacations which were approved •w high school as the only session at the Hmh School. Instead, at Monday's session. However, after much debate in Mr. Benson introduced the subject enrollment of the high school to at Monday's turbulent session of I of providing a modern ed- 7D0 students. It's built to house limial program was recom- which the older members of the by saying: the Board of Education. "Lost His Nerve" board accused the Co-Operative Introduces Subject that many, not many more. We ,(IHI m the complete written i the majority membersi have had School will be open on Sept- members of "railroading" the plan "I think .that we should give Dri .,iit)imtlpd this week by the meetings in Avencl and Colonia. Allc«;nl Murderer States.' through, it was decided to hold a serious attention tonight to the ember 4, the Wednesday after mr.i siou mi Secondary Educa- 'I'hi! people ol Avencl are 6-1 in public hearinK Monday al 8 P. M,, conversion of double session to Labor Day and the following I inHinum: the evaluation of favor of the new plan while the He Was Not in Township^ lli;:h School recently. in tlie auditorium of Woodbridge single session in the high school. dates will be official school holi- Since Last Thursday bi•..(•us.sins Hit; school plan the High School. The Middlesex Atlantic States i people of Colonia favor the plan days, hunt tec writes: The plan, as adopted, Is to be Commission on Secondary Schools 9-1.1, for one, think we can swing report on our double sessions points plan No. 3 for a single session." October 12, Columbus Day; WOODP.RIDGE—AtllSa! ; submitted immediately to the State November 5, Klection Day; Nov- [Because of the inadequacy of' Comml,ssionci. ot Education for ap- out that it is a handicap to teach- (('nnliviinl ?n {'age 6) this ninrniiiK, after mor6 ' ember 11, Armistice Day; i present site to be adapted to p than 11 hoilH of constant Tii educational program,! Thanksgiving Recess, close committee strongly suggests j Wednesday, November 27, 1 P. John Zaccaro, isidentllon be given to acquir- i Property Owners on Route 100 Hearing Monday M., return Monday, December 2. !17, ;'»('» Went 12th Street, Lin* ;m adequate new site. j Christmas recess, close Friday den, who was nabbed in a Isorious consideration should be j December 20, return Monday, Newark lodging house y.e8- to buildlnc a new modern i Now Have 6 Months to Vacate On ABC Complaint January 6; February 12, Lin- terdiiy noon, confessed to *' nt on an adequate new site | coln's Birthday; February 22 the murder of Mi's. Cather- Washington's Birthday comes on licii will provide an opportunity i WOODBRIDGE—A hearing will ine Scutticri, who was found be held Monday night by the a Saturday. 11he development of a mental.! Extension of Time Is upon their remaining lands, if shot to death last Thursday and physical educational any." Township committee on the re- Easter recess, closes April 3 m for the boys and girls of Granted r by Miller) Told that a resident of Milton quest of the State Department of P. M., return Monday, April 14; on Blair Road, near the Car- > I'ommunily. j Plans Are Revised Avenue had appeared before the Alcoholic Beverage Control on a Decoration Day, May 30, School teret line, km:,' into consideration the j Township Committee Monday and complaint made by , the latter closes Friday, June 20, Ziiccani, a thick-set, gny- informed that body that a state •r of pupils in comparison to ! WOODBRIDGE—Property own- against the Club Alamo, Fords. iiiK, iliH'k - s k i n n e d man, •I' ot the school, the number j Highway Department employee , The complaint allege) that on seemed relieved that he had ers along the alignment of Route had threatened to use a bulldozer [ pupils transported and the j 100 between Route 4 and the Port May 25 three Hightstown High confessed and immediately session, the school is oper-' Ut pull down his home if it was Train Kills Man dropped oil' to sleep in the i Reading Railroad will not have (Continued on Page 6) School girls were served whiskey under a severe handicap. \ to vacate Uieil. property- until the at the establishment, in its request cell block after arraignment Ivever. ii is the judgement of end of this year. Previously, owners | for a hearing the ABC pointed At CRR Crossing at 2 A. M., before Recorder i eoinmiuec that the school is • had been informed that it would! Leaves Township out that John Hohol, owner of Arthur rirown. The prisoner, |Ei;iim:: very satisfactorily ill; be necessary to have the land the Alamo, had previously been SEWAREN—A middle-aged New- who is no newcomer in police court, seemed familiar with the i nt these problems." cleared by Aufiust 1. . . penalized for violations, one of ark'Junk dealer was killed instantly proceedings, and when asked how Teachers Above Average In the absence of State Highway which followed after- a minor was yesterday morning when a truck Commissioner Spencer Miller, Jr., he pleaded replied calmly, "Not cp'irting on the teaching- stall. served drinks on another occasion. lie was driving was struck by a ! committee continues: • who is attending a meeting of the northbound Jersoy Central train at guilty." He was remanded to tho executive committee of highway The agents who made the re- county jail to await the action of i:-: Hie committee's, opinion, port stated that the high school an unprotected crossing near the officials in Minneapolis, the fol- Vulcan Detinnlng Company. the grand .jury which convenes on scd 'Hi many observations and lowinfi statement was Issued by A. girls in question admitted that I June ^8. 'l lie prisoner was taken The man was identified by police [number ot conferences with Lee Grover, secretary of the de- they were n and 18 years old and to the county jail rally this morn- |cher.s, that Woodbridge Town- as Thomas Rose, 50, 446 Elizabeth partment: that in the 'agents opinion "the ing alter being wcil-RUarded by |P !.• unusually fortunate in hav- Avenue, Newark. Rose's body was "It is the policy of Commissioner girls could hardly be mistaken for local poliri' [ill night. iii exceptionally capable corps knocked more than 50 feet and Miller to give owners of property anything but minors." The ABC . Present at the time when Zac- nil school teachers led by an according to Coroner James J. [ivnlmucd on Page 6) required for road building as much has requested the committee hold Flynn, Jr., death was due to a caro confessed were Chief George time as possible tofvacate and ob- up the reissuance of Mr. HohoVs fractured skull and multiple.frac- E. Keating. Captain John R. Egan, tain new accomodations consistent license at the end of the month tures of the body. The truck was Lieut. Detective George, Balint, with the construction program re- and suggested a 40-day suspension wrecked and the twisted mass Patrolman'Fred Him, Prosecutor loslliumous Award quirements mand&ted by the Legis- be invoked. finally came to rest against a signal Matthew Mclko, Assistant Prose- lature. tower. John Zaccaro cutor James s. Wight, County "It was originally expected that Complaint Made Chief of Detectives Charles Collins Also scheduled to be heard, at Tlie train, which was in charge Tlie ,'J7-.vrar-old ex-convict confessed early this muriiiiie lluit [or Edward Doody Route 100 near the Port Reading he had shot and killed Mrs. Catherine Scutticri, ;)3-ye;vr-oloimiUDGE -Edward Fran- Head at 6:19 A, M., and the ac- Mair Road. The body of Mrs. Scutticri was discovered at J?-:0i> on which a construction contract against the noise alleged to be 1 l>nmiv, pharmacist.male sec- cidenl occurred shortly before II P. M, and Zaccaro was picked up in a Newark lodging liousc ;it Tost Nerve emanating from the tavern owned 1 husband of Mrs. Sylvia would be let. 12:05 I . JYI., just six days later. Zaccaro, aeeoi'diiiK to the prose- by Joseph Lomonico, H Second O'clock. Captain John R. Egan. |i Dciidy, film Iliihway Avenue. Lots Not Available Lieut. Detective George Balint and cutor, stuled lie killed Mrs. Scut- Street. been awarded posthumously "In view of this, negotiators were' Patrol D.river Stephen Fciertag in- Long Islanders Hurt ticrj while .she was sleeping In the silver,.star Medal by Secretary directed to inform owners it would When Daniel V. Rush. Sewaren, vestigated for Ihc police depart- John Pero, St. James' 8th car hecaii.se she had told him tha,i |u.c Navy James Forrestal for be necessary to have the land was named Third Ward Assessor ment. In TnuU-Auto Crash .she "was uning to break up" with T, 2, Humphrey to take the place of Ernest Nlcr, (Wader Writes Best Essay cleared by August 1. The State has, WOODBRIDGE—Mr, and Mrs. him. He ,;;uil his Plan was to kilt however, in the light of informa- Commitleeman George Mroz pro- WOODBRIDOE—Eucenc Ciriif, her and tlien commit suicide but '"Iv earned the aWard as a Thomas Z. Humphrey and fam- WOODBRIDGE State and tion recently received relative to tested against the nomination on ENLISTS IN NAVY twenty-three, of Oyster Point, that he "lust his nerve." [' i'"I corpsman attached to Hie ily, Green Street', will leave Long Island, and his wife, Janet, the unavailability of new lots, re- the grounds that he "wasn't con- ISELIN—Vincent Gregory Mag- County awards in a contest spon- Thsi prosecutor stressed the fact Marine Division, at Okinawa, Wooilbridsc Saturday to make twenty, were injured Tuesday cently revised its plan in respect sulted." Mayor August P. Greiner no, son of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent sored by the National Ladies Aux- that then: wos "no .suicide pact," < Wands, from May 7 to 12, their hiime in Inspiration, Ariz. afternoon when a car the former to priority and yesterday negotia- reminded Mr. Mroz that oil the Magno of 28 Marconi Avenue, was that it was "a dear case of mur- DuritiK the time of bis residence iliary of the Ancient Order of was driving on Route 25 rammed tors were informed that construc- day he iMro/.i was inducted into- enlisted in the V. S. Navy for a der.." Ii, is' understood that- Zac- xi II| 1 he citation is as follows: here Mr. Humphrey served as office he stated he "woutd not vote period of two years, June 15. He Hibernians have been won by John the rear end Of a truck. The ac- tion scheduled on this section has t cam had I he i;un for ove,r a yeaif. "i ''ouspicuouji gallantry and been deferred and that it will not executive director of the Defense for any Republican." graduated from WoodbridHc. High Pero, eighth grade pupil at St. cident occurred near Avenel. I'Klii-V as a hospital corpsman Council anil was a candidate for Mrs. Graf was the morp seriously In his confession, the prisoner be necessary for owners between A petition from residents of Se- School prior to his enlistment and James School. John was adjudged said that after ho killed Mrs. Scut* 'lied to Company E, 2nd Bat- the Board of Education. injured of the two and was taken Route 4 and the Port Reading warcn asking for dedication of land was a member of the football team. ". 'si Marines, 1st Marine to liave written the best essay on to tlie Perth Amboy General Hos- ticri, he took the gun and left the Railroad in Woodbridge Township for baseball field and park pur- Vincent is interested in pharmacy "HI, during action aaalnst the subject, "The Life of Arch- pital in the Woodbridge Emergency car. He then walked in the pour- d f thi poses was referred to the Third and expects to become a pharma- iv •liipatiese. force;; jit Okinawa, to vacate until Ihc end of this Former Load licsidenl Squad's ambulance. inn rain to the home of Paul Toth, Ward Committeemen. cist's mate in the Navy. bishop John Ireland," •on islands, from May 7 to- year- Ordained As Minister Flood Street, whom he met several M-i. With his company suffer- "Other sections on which work is St. Cecelia's Parish was given times in a local tavern. Toth, how* ever, notiiiK Zaccaro's condition, nnui.v casualties in a position I planned have buildings so widely WOODBRIDGE—Robert Stuart termission lo hold its carnival 'M'«l to vicious enemy. lire, ,;eparated so that owners there may August 5-10. Monument to Honor Fallen Heroes of Two Wars refused lo admit him. According VORI, former youth director at the to the story, the Linden man th,ca Iv rushed from one platoon lot be required to vacate before The ordinance permitting the First Presbyterian Church, was or- walked as far as the College Bridge |aimilier throngli heavy artillciw the end of the year with the pos- construction of temporary housing dained to the Christian ministry in Raritan Township, where a pass- ; mortar barrages and a- steady sible exception of a few isolated units for veterans was adopted and at the Westminster Presbyterian ing motorist save' him a ride to )[ machine-gun and rifle bul- cases that cannot be designated Church, SacriimenU), Cal. accord- he Veterans Housing Aid Authori- " 1'iu-e for the vital medical at this time. ,y was thus given permission to 11 ing to word received here this • "i the wounded marines. T h e commissioner's policy week. ,'o on with its plans. Ernest Berger, Nut In Township jiis company abondoned its through the negotiators' is to deal The Rev, Mr. Vogt served at the who conducts a trailer camp in Zaccaro was Insistent that lie position, he remained courteously with all as our con- local church while he was a stu- Avenel, attempted to hold up the was in Newark since Thursday and . until the last men had at no time since then was he In struction program will warrant. dent at Princeton Theological passage of the ordinance in favor plnuvn, administering first aid They are also Informed of the of the installation of trailers, but the Township or vicinity despite Seminary. ^ insuring the evacuation of all affects of the highway construction was informed the committee was in the many rumors which the local sualties. Although fatally favor of the ordinance. police ran down time after time JUiKled by intense hostile fire as during the past week. He also inr 1 . . . to rescue another slsted that he did not visit hl$< |l |P 'ss marine, Doody, by his CALENDER OF COMING EVENTS Girl Seoul Cabin Now former wife, as reported. '•ageous ell'orts and outstand- The alertness of a roomer in the ing of sclf-sacriflce through- Is Heady for Camp Use Comet Hotel, Newark, resulted in lh's period, undoubtedly saved Note: Contributions to this column must be in .this ollko WOODBRIDGE -r. Mrs. H, D, Zaccaro's arresl by the Newark .."vi's of many who otherwise no later than Tuesday of each week. ' Police* Homicide Squad. The* 1 ll»ve bmi lost and his heroic Clark, camp chalrinun of Wood- 1 JUNE bridge Township Girl Scout Coun- roomer had been bringing food to to duty sustained and en- Zaccaro since Friday and the foTr!' liighest traditions of 25-Card.pwly sponsored by Woman's Club of Avcnel at club cil, announced Tuesday afternoon at the council meeting that the mer became suspicious when ' united States Naval Service, caro asked him to "bring in his life for his •26-MeXe"ot Cooperative Council at Avenel Woman's Club Girl gcout Cabin In Roosevelt Park A now is ready for use for Summer couple of Elizabeth papers." H-*SSS?^r jSS^ellt of the IWin Free Public activities. The meeting was held roomer, -whose name was not d.|( Public Library ut 8 P.M., in the library rooms. at the home of Mrs. Prank Earth, closed by police, met Sgt. Atl K. ENGAGEMENT « 20-3K S of carnival conducted by Uelln Volunteer commissioner, in Avenel, and was Sorgo, whom he knew, on Ma RiDQE - Announce- Hre Co. No, 1 on Green Street ground. tho last until September 17. This Street. He communicated' his i has been made of the en- afl-Mee ing of Merry Makers at summer cottage of Mi. and Fall meeting also will be ut Mrs. •nicion to his friend who Info iU of Miss Ann Hramotnik Mrs. James O'Brien, Point Pleasant. Barth's- home. the detectives. of Mr. and MM. John JULY , Mrs. Fred Nelson, registrar, re- When the authorities e&ty. 581 Banford Avenue 4-B^Second weekend of carnival conducted by faellu Volunteer ported a shortage of leader J, and the room. Zaccaro was 'asleep I B. Nemcik, son of Mr yluiis, were made to try and Interest f nf thn detectives reached Andrew Nemcik, Bay- women jn becoming leaders-for troops now' without them. Mrs, Uie billnw and removed a •ssaffis@ loaded .32 caHhre revolver yt Montgomery Kimball, secretary, Above is in artist's 0(KW*l>Uon of the monument tvhioh will hunor Tuwnnhi[> dead of buth World > Hramoliiik is a graduate of Planning." > . KHciinro Is "llefeed to have "•idue High Bchaijl, Glass ol was asked to communicate with Ware and whloh will be unvejled Oetoljer 6 during the Township-wide "Welcome Home" celebration. OCTOBER Miss Katherme Smith at The monument wii wicted by a conutalttee appointed by Mayor August F. Greiner und included mitted was HIR murftai* cun.'S land a former employee of the ^-Dedication of Monument In memory of dead of World , Telephone Co. Mr. ' "" " headquarters relative to training vetenuii from all section* of the Township! The Upper section of the park, between Schuul Street r.awi was th(>n nwakenpd such leaders, «nd Amboy Aywue, facto* Ute latter, ha* been Mleoted m the site for the meinvrhtl. admitted his. identity. t»y the OU (,'. L-;

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' •, - ' i , ' ' '. mlassmdr FIRST SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Tfa lett to 339 STATE STREET "PERTH" AStBOY, N. jT PAGE FOUR THUKSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946 Husionarj, to S|»«ifc Rcmc Is Warned Couple Celeb To JFMte Cftiircft tfn* rate WOODBrUDGE—Miss Helen E. By Sunday Selftol Arnii Shute. representative of the Latln- versa? Araerka Mission, will be the guest WOODBKtDO)&-At a meeting WOODBrUDOF. - . sjwakei at a meetinmeetg of the TW held Monday by the officers and a service in the MA* nwTs Association of the First teachers of the Sunday School of Reformed Church. • Pro*yt'*ian-Church to be held the First Presbyterian Church, friends were pre " tonight at 8 o'clock in the Sunday plans were made to hold a picnic Michael Pinter o! Sehool room. Miss Shute will speak Saturday at Roosevelt Park. were honored reccr." of top experiences in connection Oames. contests and free refresh- celebration of thf > • Real Estate -tamct* • Sendee State • with • her missionary work while ments are part of the plans being ding anniversary. • Aid Stores • Flowers serving in Costa Rica, Central arranged by Runyon O. Ernst, were made by thV'- - America and, Columbia, South chairman. Rose Tullo of BV SAPOLIN PAINTS Heiohan Brothers riwica, A bus has been chartered to Mary Zeienak, Andrexc J. Hila Con*t?t, B Donald T. Mmmn The devotional topic will be "I leave the church at 2 p. nj. Satur- and Joseph ptntcr-' Polled PUnti «bd W«Uinf Order* Service Hardtcare Co. GARAGE Mm The Way. The Truth, and The day to take children who have Rev, Laszlo Keccv.r- Appliaacet . Hone iW A»lo INSURANCE Standard E«o Pr»dwl» ife." Members of Circle No. 7, no other means of transportation of the church, cor- Hardware, Tool*, Oil*, Glut Mrs. Runyon G. Ernst, chairman, to the park. The bus will make the S applies PWon. vice there, after v';v"- hello's Flower Shop, Inc. Plambinf Snpptiei aad Till be hostesses, return trip from the park at 8 were entertained v Firestone Dealer Store Hoatebold Fnr»i»hinr.« p. m. All famines of the church the Scrtool sirwt \x. Reprateatinf BoT»t°» Brethfra CBe Tires aad T*DM The budget for the coming year tions and goal v,;.^ _ient of Miss Grace Eleanor Camp, was discussed and approved and CutS-5341 -fM»w W«odbridf» 8~lSM N. J. by many of the ;• • 84S05 TeL S-IStt-J daughter of John Camp, Carteret tentative plans were made for orchestra played ri;jr • We telegraph Flower. • : i. Road, to John T. Salisbury, son of Rally Day. During the months of Among the p~.~' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Salisbury July. August and September until present were "Mav B&nfa Alex Such Estate of Wedgewood Avenue was made Rally Day. the Sunday School ses- Orelner, TownshipV. • FraHs & VisetaMes REAL ESTATE known this week. sions will begin at 10 a. m., instead John Bergen. Cw,-" of 9:45 a. m. Dutch Master Paints and INSURANCE ESSO SERVICE ' lam J. Daltonof pr- BAKE TREATS DISCHARGES dM Yea Can B« S«n of Flaw « Varnishes ~- Houseware 1 Up to the first of June, the and Mrs. &kw. Q«atity at Mwte, ! Baker, Jasper & Son J. Edward Horned Co. Asia ay Avcsnac aad James Street Navy has discharged a total of How's Your Health Mrs. James FijT.r Wt

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• Play Program -Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Counterman and daughter, Mari- V,\!?KN—T!ie Sewaren Play- lyn, Sewaren Avenue, spent last ! committee.held a meeting weekend with relatives in Promp- rinvassers for the house-to- ton, Pa. | ,mpiiiBn drive' Thursday ; —Mrs.-A. W. Schefdt has re- |(, scwaion School. George .,,,ii. chairman of the com- turned to her home on Holton ., ,, IVT an outline of the work Street after a trip to Lockport, j,r; been accomplished and I Hi list; Morris, ctfairman of —Edward Baran R.M,3/c, USNR has received his honorable dis- |1jl,ni. explained the program livitii's to be used th_ls sum- charge and is at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J •(,!• HIP small children. Bavan, West Avenue. Baran was .,,,l;i of the campaign wefe in the Navy for 28 months, six fn,il by Harper A. Sloan, gen- months of which was in overseas flnirinan. Dally returns will service. .(,,'[i,.(l on a large thermome- l,,,!] has been erected at the —A congregation of over 50 en- l',i;ini,'le and the goal for the joyed the Father's Day service ]-,;,..; liren set at $50. Sunday at St John's Church. Rev j,,','[buttons totaling $82 have F,-Newton Howden, vicar, preached ,iii'iv()»9c Prune Juice 29c [Liny Halsey. Water Clubhouse, sponsored by the b Sewaren Republican Club. Inc. Kellogg's Corn Flakes!°; 5c Prune Juice Sgjffi 26c 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. iiMinmittec has started work, Servicemen are welcome guests at Corn Flakes •«•*•& Prune Juice Monday through Saturday i :md painting the board these affairs. s oi i to be used for passive rec- Ice Gems ^ 11c Prune Juice SUNIWEEI >*28c n during the warm periods —Dr. and Mrs. Georee Schejbal LETTUCE I ! iy. Bean bags have been and son, George, Jr., St. Louis, Mo., Force Cereal .. Lemon Juice *c Relishes, Sauces, Pickles 1 contributed by Mrs. Al- parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. ICEBERG Home-grown are spending throe weeks with her Cheerios crson. The enthusiasttic f p T 12c Apte Lime Juice " • • 25c Ann Page Ketchup ^ 16c .Mown by the majority of Baran, West Avenue. Mrs. Schcj- Quaker 1 ti A B 1 bal is the former Claire Baran. Firm, ripe, TfK" ««-*t.9c Tomato Juice K, «»-«-10c Hotentot 1. ,U L| Relish U 10e liriits IS reassuring to the 1 Ib. ctn. i v which Is working tire- ready to slice Quaker of 4 or 5 u •«^12c Dante's Fig Juice »«.b...13c Barbecue RelishH&' make this project a suo Funeral Held Tuesday TOMATOES 22c V-8 Cocktail . ••«.»• 15e Lea & Perrins Sauce i For Air Crash Victim Nabisco 100% Bran 'Js17c Vegamato . . ^ - 30c Worcestershire \Zl u-'9o Post Toasties . ««.P»..5C Nescafe COFFEEEXTBMT 4=-.i..29c ft-i.Sauce . . ««'W29B tlilyn Ctrl Bride SEWAREN — Funeral services grown 4Mi I. li. Munn, Sewaren were held yesterday afternoon for STRING BEANS 5"* Golden Centers<««•*. 29c Sol Cafe YAT*? * 29c Gravy Master Lt. Robert Hubbs, U. S. Army Air * * Cream of Rice Cereal 'iy. 21c G. Washington• ,c.f£ES, V.: 65c Spaghetti Sauce Force, who was killed Sunday in Home-grown iiDHRIDGE — The mar- an aeroplane accident at McKees Miss Vivian Margaret Cucumbers * H-0 Oats . . »-*.12c Borden's.^fSS^Ar^-aOp Spaghetti Sauce Rock, Pa. The accident occurred California 4 A lbs. r t. .hunter of Mr. and Mrs, during a visit the officer and his California •C Quaker Oats ;; 12c':27c Instant Maxwell House '-,'29c MushroomSauceomu-s^ri^ rlxst of Brooklyn, to Ray- wife, the former Miss Emily Ann Potatoes Long Whites I .U bulk seedless J0 i. :- li iiy Hcv. Earl Hannum De- Home-grown bunch QC HIC rlblVtCa Sweet or Sweet Mlud i« *w» terday for oversells duty. Mrs. Piilsbury's 11c Tenderleaf Tea mstor of the First Pres- Hubbs is the daughter of Mrs, 47c Dill Pickles 2,29s Chureli, in the manse Elcaimr Lance of West Avenue, GoldenMix :16c Tetley's Tea ., 49c Lang's S Pickles this place. Lt. and Mrs. Lance were E Goimeon and Norman married last April, White Rose Tea 45c SweetMixed ,S Yi mi. both of Woo'dbridKe. Pilgrim Brand A 11 trip Mr. and Mrs. Munn Cocomalt . . *.pi..4te Vegetables & Soups at 437 West Avenue, BREAKFAST HELD Carnation "SK? 3 WOODBRIDGE — Mt, Carmel '^•39c Diced Beets o«»n^D3 r25« '« Post, • CVW, held a communion 5c X 65c Beetrix Beets^r 2'?" 17c Pl.l-S IN N. Y. SCHOOL breakfast in Our Lady of Mt. Car- mel Hall Sunday with Rev. Vincent 59c Diced Carrots iDBUIDGE— Miss Marjorie ALL GRADE 'A' CHOCOUTI Lenyi as speaker. Mrs. Frank Mi- Ib. P FUVOBED hnlko and Mrs. James Gyurics 20 lbs. and over ip"" 25c string BeansS i!man Dettmer, of 505 Bar- prepared and served the meal. The «iR..cr22e Chopped Spinach i•:nie, is enrolled in the two post is planning an excursion next Evervess » wi'se at the Katharine Gibbs month and arrangements will be 6 •' 23c Golden Corn il and bei'.ins her work Sept- made at the next session, July 1. Long Island Pepsi-Cola ,SS,, »» 17? • 1- Miss Dettmer was grad- 6 Lx 23c Red Cabbage **" i;iim the Woodbridfie High Federal courts can stay evicting Yukon Club Soda tt ^'--.l,.,8c Asparagus 32e IL 11 ;a: of tenants, says High Court. lona Cocoa xwic ^9c Asparagus DUCKS k Baker's PS Cocoa 'ft 19c Tomato Soup Young Tender 0\V AVAILABLE! Ib., Red Circle Coffee 2^ 47c Pea Soup 2:: ?5e Grade 'A' 35 Bokar 2:lib ,51. C1c. Campbell's CINDER BLOCKS Vigorous S Whey Coflea Steero CHIMNEY BLOCKS Campbell's lor i6c D00 LEY'S Campbell's Telephone Wooilbrldge 8-0511 ST. GEORGE AVENUE WOODBRIDGE Sherman's Quick-Fix Foods Boned Chicken ^ 72c Boned Turkey SHHMMI ^630

Ham Spread K Soti Tongue Spreads4"6 we Libby's Deviled Ham3;: 14c GIFTS FOR THE Sell's Liver Pate 16c •**&&* V* **£J? & ^ Flaked Fish »AVI> I Share a Meal Everyday! \e* <*i Chicken Ala King DORSET ^-51 o Balance family diet* Vith freth *VS> i9 food* that are in good supply, *TJS--*y Beans SETPSW «i"15e like potatoes, fruits and veg 0» 0>\11 Libby's Beans < 10o tables, eggs, poultry and fish. cO You'll have the satisfaction of c lC«' 14 sharing . . . and still enjoying Ev\w** Ravioli BOVTDEE "-! 5c good eating! 0& Ham Ala King °°R"r , 48c ^ Macaroni Salad'«KHOE'';-20c V* _ Miscellaneous Household Supplies S James River 5S ^-i«20c 17 oi. Moenn IdfO f>!n!*'»'»i> Ouarls s T n M Del Monte Plums Deluxe 14c lYIdbun Jal o doz; wwy. ju. 65c Prepared S E 2 r2& Dried ApricotsD rK 34c Ideal Jars pA's65e •us* 75c 18c Del Monte Prunes^°Z17c Jar Caps it:.-19c Rings:; lV»r Chili Con Game Junket RDnnetTablets-11c Wax Paper 12) II, roll 14c I ihhii'e . HOMOGENIZED LIUUj a STRAINED VEGETABLE) sSO daub COLGATE'S IIOMOOENIZEO Choc. Chip Cookies^" > 19c Paper HankiesMARcu °,ihech 12i> ^-^^ STBAINEOHUIITJ BIN6E EM a Libby's |.Her engagement dia- Dromedary MT ^ 18c Rain Drops L 23c Drano §oniiments fc mond is more than a Mi Duff's $ f9p kite ^a 10c //' White Vinegar gift. If will be, a source «&V For Dishe8r Stockings, •i of j&y and/pride .Io9 3b,02 ,21 LARGE Cider Vinegar through all the years MixupPopoverMix -13c Spick Scuff Sani-Flush -18 c v Teaspoon Qhions k ahead. Choose it here ^ SparklQPuddings & , ^^5c Spipk White j BROWN & J from our selection of or r 10c Old Dutch Cleanser 2^ 15c large Morton's Salt 2 ; ,;; 15* J i guaranteed diamond Oz Ice Cream Mix »«•* 28& Unit Starch ««•* 11« A-Penn;SSS 2Z: 19c 6°r21t' pkg, Ivory Salt . . 1 C ! rings. Tootsie F1°DS »-*lU Brillo . 2&29M-Penn "/.WSBi ^40s French's Mustard p Baker's £8g& ^»-l"«« American 2^'1 Sf Fllt5iirf86e Sprays*»"t ;n19i Ann Page Mustard 7 b) PALMOLIVE Salted Peanuts mm ,°lt 49c A-Penn Insecticide -18c Gulden's Mustard Planters Peanuts •«-*-.25o Simoniz Wax 7c,c.n4^ B0|| AIR! c^96 P0WOER «„|QC

ROMi •. R. . SOAP Mixed Nuts ^^3 ^vi41c Simoniz Kleener ctn. 1 doz. &UEBERMAN Diaperwite WhnAvallikla ^n"" -.-— r -- ^- — v-*r- w - -- -- n^ip — •—• j- <- ^gmw ^tmn C>"*" ^w^r -T- ^ BAIL ** DOtl» •HF'' FRESH reg. Ched-O-Bit QDAUTY JRWE^EBH Hygrade Pretzel Stlx r 13Q Jels Naptha Soap A^h "33" Bleach GRADE A' 3 |88 SMITH STl*fiBiyp$tTH J. PACE EH THURSDAY. JOE 2*. 1*1$

Trniilv >an«ry ia: «iC««S High School Public Hearing aana r the !£ ircm Page I) dotes Season at Party ff b 'mists at i-Tf anr D«r Rico: as*.-*** i*xat: • 'A- ne'jiMvxk'i mhodL 'Hum *wid WOQUHHIDGE—Wn be tas. t !e kit cnctracieS toe. • U< zm cafeterias ws&jd fere to ^- , T!**p-sd*- hor , „ psm*; ccctaastt wcwU rwfii; >13« tfat frf IHKW i^ts f*3f sbcc-. Tbert » SttJf • new sflaa WKM crasfc the sunk. transported from one scboAWtt-;eamjn*,3 tfi&xkxxu caK-Saads tepaod tb* a*t3ST cC e'en « dntjep aojaff si* sraflecu *?» £**« *»fced °'a*s'50 ***** "** ^^ sml*}ect? on the •.,-.- :>e*£i sni tanr^". 34 •£* aliaeC* prafratti is ttoe bach rractess respasssOTF. «2 <£ne- ? ferrari :o cetua* BM hig& Untns QauttM j were Benson. Cawj': v.issJ. vj,2x. in *£?:'«£: -5 itit :arte*i asMrf oaft to pet ftafc Bosst s* a: je&K H9.'.> Mr. Aarx and Mr • I*? ** ; Bond by Mr. Benson who changed j «««<=* «tre Dt^sT Jor Stoctti. Bert Bmn. Cam ^K*3 «* P7* «&>* jspcciesitr;ttBRd tbt ptcccae sa* cy W-tjjjp subject saris*. "Any change!Andrews and Aa.™* Photo of A Reporter *. '.n si Xtx ;tw *£d oxu lfc*J btre faem : Jcr aaa EraaS Crxtsbasi. SSwnl P«*s:-pfiucjDr or »p$r»2ssat.jBensaei. Mr. Pariry. Mr- Van' Hess,,^ Mt, ,^4 b,rt y> be an-.' After the r«/~ *: -J» KSKrac^ or •iifi sr^ocC t»BiL More jurJaaj Thinking Out Laud: G*mte&n Sber- situ rmnxjs wei»l:that a pzbb: isetrm TRXDO K;{inrred ^ ^ state Department j Deber rawed -.-• Wfcj LKTT Wood. T&e! :£: i t • T teJjere^beiiJ ia orter *o frt ibeeipires- j pj j^f-jdaan. I mart thAt we ten-1 for a pubfic he*r-'- bt arrticpec 2: sts3eo».. sots c£ cpoaoc o'. lie people ^rjaareiy adopt Plan No. 3 subject | in the high v.''y/'": . aar Alttad TV Htuiar Punca Pirsaa Rfabert tnie* Tsnrosinp. ^j^ ^ approval of tbe SUte De-, a sxi M to as Mae "Wait! Did 1 BTCHTL W^jaa HaJiew^u.. Sac- to be he a a' the a! BWO Dr.. mke -Yes,- tsh\ aad ' 5 •of San 'The pis: of Be. As. :£*". xisx f.z,ty tez-x. presi- s iirS?i". to*—?:c HraK,fx» iiK scixnC tacrd to Xaosas noi fair U the read that ded 9> Msi tasr r so: •» tbf praties Mnia ate ;•-< KWPIJX; of "J» pifi farSsr sias «aA. Beeon- crass? if^.. y?*s "w-iiisi ' •Rffit'. s p tsii ifini sC xix piac tarn » rfSecsei CBJT tad Mr*. T. R- Janes* e^KTssKB of the i»» coee swet b? j uMr. Benson." mtesngited Dr., vert fee cv^tvni -or *u •"H'itawT fi i Debc?. )yu profflftse^l ftt U^e but ^ Mr Mas af ihe ! metun? of the board that a public Property Owners ' rtfannf wouM be lstic. x OQ are UWB carried. ! ssactsts are. to be This is B>: so. Jar uking a dktatorial attitude-. (Csmlmmci frtm Pagt 1) ; of tbe.dsjcm a ti» »n» at »JS bees Utroosc a world j '•of tcz scbotis to eiimisate lust that kiod of • acsu. t>a&? nn f' .i*".'. jt'fc tftf> ajiC «o ar- 'the : 3Q : Io Marry The Vktim rr? at «Mbe,TVraslHP sbpukl know the pros' iber do asc -racai* petcipCT Soei heard before aw &fc:te aricc is1 and com of the new plan," Mr. i—art l FORDS \ pcnpers are txerited odj a cases taken cor ih Aaroe Sated. te>, far arr. I think rouTe staffing," Mr. bare araEtntrJr rtfesed to Plan Approved • AtUrtics AffertH tar Lorr.» C Benson answered. FOKDS, N. i. P. A. so incr tEr^esnens or 10 • Mr. Danifac decarrs that aih- \et3a in the hif^ K'^X'. *IJ b» -I doD't think it's stalling." said pane: Use S*te in dear-; : Leo FarJer. ac-atiser raeaiSer ol ; a&ecie. d and Mr. P»r>r. s. as--rer 10 Mr. Casey enttnn« the debate for*. itts to ib* siccci arrf tbe ragin-OB-Tay aft« a «o- th< first^ sine. "It s a defeatist j cocBic; has been JrL •the siaxmty. ^bs is aiso ccair- j Uatt w*s to -arras?* fw St>ds »; 5 Jon* I* ;• Benscc nan .rf tie ^imporjiuoc coas-iihe T*r* snsar* craers of coai- Sand te? at Uie rsioe sirr* jy^ would OOSJ doutbe the proe «ts- no defeatist attitude «s Mr. Cisey | petiue tads, if poss.o> ind then tia: an extra fc^s T&I£ 'rA-t \c mated by Werlock Implied. 1 just don't belim tu! T«I» sJEOsf tt ierr> j the onroers hart she rw^onsibtlity TALK ABOUT A LAD' as pa; oc for A-a*: Cwt raiinwlinf a measure .of this im- am* of Vat vtfj&t—OT. it of ™^n? 2 SJ" WHh Jim fix" -^ At ?his p«at bo* Mr Du&igaa portance through *tr tbe expense ± raaeaber aid Mr. McAncrews sla;jrf the board"s pt*pXieE^» COEUJMJ*<1 "thf of the parents who *re vitally con- > twses ~(Fsli rare •-.' ieare ATenei plan w£ also cae ite uxpsyers cerc«J. I Tant a public hearing. "BAD BASCOV3- New High School »t itasi I40.000 uasuaEy. EK $20.- We proaused tbe people. Lets hate Snttieri. JJ. too early n; th? ramaj at order With WrlU> B.«- last (Coniisatd from Pag* 1} to get a'l cfci5c.tr. from that 000 as stated by the propececs of' Jt " SATT23ATS TiL i P. 31 ra J«ba Z^orvo's car the measure. This acrease vosid jnHced m Us* school erase at the stsr.ani as she tiaki are iroced o«t in airrwdia?1 year? •9 Blair X*a4. TV piMt« was teachers are coes£erabi? above Siudesu aoani :o Si RAHWAT tUea jui a sh«t tine bef we Jaases' School ryali be dreppec the costs woaM .occtaiae ".« nse, IEmpire rrerage. v&ifc the average schoc* Our teachers are n

'< ' Ditmas NOW PLAYING— 1 TELEPHONE 4407S • Warner Bros. , scintillating new June Lockhart comedy, "One More Tomorrow," lion Porter 'it the Ditmas Theatre, is a re- Sara Haden ireshingly different motion picture SILVERWARE THQS.F. BURKE . in thai should evoke immediate grati-* —Plus— tnde in the heart* ol a number of Complete "She Wolf i jpsoviegoers now weary of the more Line OfLoiuW aomber fllnilare that has. come Fnerd Director* trm Hollywood In the past few JICMODg. Witt) crisp and sparkling of JEWELRY Companion Feature qtejogue, unartly sophisticated su~ 366 STATE STREET W revolving about an un- Loii Collier romantic trlAngle, and a v GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Fred Brady ,._,.J«Uws cast headed by five of N&ah Bttry,. Jr. DONE ON PREMISES rtUflXtom's top s^are—Ann Sheri- JoMpfa V, OwtoHo, Mgr. NEXT WEEK in , Dennis Morgan, Jack Canon, ] THURSDAY TO SATURDAY i Smith and Jane Wyman— 1 I RITA, HAY WORTH He ToBjOrrow ' wing this - SAM CARPON - Cat Creeps" 1 unQualifled vote as the ilML comedy to come this 77 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. "G1LDA" J -•a IWTfWW'fW*'"]* DEPENDENT—LEADER L THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946 PAGE to provide compensation on its will- ingness t oprovide compensation for wait- STILL ANOTHER BOMB TEST IN THE "PACIFIC" Inbepenbent-lUakr ers to protect them from any loss due to Looking at Washington finch WIDlamion Kelly the abolition of the custom. Nevertheless, Mnrc-h 8. 1HTH—AtlBntt 3, 1943 tf Anpttier War Comes we are Inclined to believe that many of the COMBINING President Truman has selected /The next time the United States '} travelers may continue to tip surreptitiously Senator Warren R. Austin, a life- The • declares war it might be a good . in order to secure, or because they think long Republican from Vermerfit, idea for the Congress to enact • to represent this countryman the control legislation to last until the n.h,"i«'«iTn ~Jo»""«< (1BS9) will secure, an advantage over the other iMilillsliefl Bvory Thursday by the United Nations Securlty^Council. President proclaims the end of ,,,,,,„ publishing Company, Wooflbrldge, N. ,7. passengersA Mr. Austin has been an intelli- hostilities. '' , 1 K Gregory, rreniflcnt; Maxwell Logan, "Sclent; Lawrence "P. Campion, Treasurer; In certain of the service trades, the cus- gent advocate of 'American par- It has been more than apparent,' •',5° Gregory, Secretary^ ticipation In world affairs. He has in the past few months, that Cop* tom of tipping has become almost a part nothing irveb'mmon with isolation- pressmen are utterly unable to re- (1RKGOHY Edltof and Publlnlicr of the price, with the result that a non- pacifists and will prob- sist the pressure of various boodle^ ake an excellent represen- seeking groups. It is possible, how/1 A\ INOKI'RNDRNT NtOWSrAPEH tipping customer gets poor service and a ever, that a chief executive might * |m(,ripllnn Hntci $~M per rfciw In advance complement of dirty looks. This is an un- The fact that the, President has be willing to make a stand based fione Into the ranks of the opposi- upon the general welfare of. Un- desirable condition, but we a?e inclined people of the nation. tr0Sperity Doesn't Insure Peace to believe that it will continue aR long as tion for a man to serve as the rep- arc perfectly aware of the Ganger resentative of this country indi- The original form of govern*.' those engaged in performing service for cates that the foreinn policy of ment, adopted in connection with .& t|)(. peace of the world that exists the public hold the palm open for gratui- the United States is rapidly ap- the constitution of the United human misery and insecurity, but proaching a basis where it can be States, Included various checks ties. There will always be customers ready approved by both parties. Of and balances, set up to prevent ,irC a little bit afraid that the point is to put out the extra money. course, there are some Isolationists precipitate action and. to sale* guard the rights bl ,thc people b# ,,r overemphasized. who will not approve anyththfi and there is nothing to eb gained keeping the legislative, Judicial who are interested in the work by trying to appease them. • (Continual on Paqe 12) ''• lie Economic and Social Council of the Will We Jeopardize Victory? [led Nations, insist that the .suffering General Dwight D. Eisenhower, who led Attention Mothers!! hardships of peoples and governments our armies to victory in Europe, says that i "fundamental cause of war," andas long as we have the problem of occupy- VACATION SCHOOL •'prosperity and peace are indivisible." ing enemy countries, the Army will not be OPENS MONDAY, JULY 1,1946 [\]Cn\ is something to be said for the able to get along with less than a million All Girlt! Ages 10 to 16 Years, Admitted! advanced,'but it should not be over- men, "If we don't have them," he declares, COMPLETE TEEN-AGE SEWING COURSE did that the great wars of the world are "we will jeopardize the victory we have litsioiied by peoples who enjoy, upon a • IN won." HOME DRESSMAKING ; scale, the greatest economic blcss- The General has just returned from the INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION their age. Compared with most of Pacific. He knows about the conditions in | peoples of the world, the Nazis of Ger- Europe. He points out that the job that the 8 TWO-HOUR LESSONS $8 ny enjoyed a standard of living that nation must do is immense j»nd that it is not be approached, but, just the "unfair for'the same men to stay on and Registration Open — Classes Limited — Act Now! they yearned for warfare and thedo it," and, consequently," we must spread tailed glories of empire. the load," and the only way to do this is tVu think the Economic and Social Coun- Singer Sewing Center to secure sufficient men to replace those 70 SMITH STREET. PERTH AMBOY, N. I. T. A. 4-0741 rcpresimts a great forward step in thewho will otherwise have to stay in foreign of the world, in that it seeks to countries. ist all peoples to secure standards of The situation of the nation, in regard to through the encouragement of pro- the possible acquisition of soldiers, is ap- ition, the facility of transportation and parent from the statement of Secretary of development of international trade War Robert P. Patterson, who says that "a Under The State House Dome Authorized ilsu directs its attention to the prob- survey made last week showed that only K created by hunger, disease and pov- By J. Joseph Gribblns 36,000 men are left in the draft pool and y throughout the world. Both objectives this in a nation of 140,000." No wonder he TRENTON — Republicans and platform declared a sound and of ten commandments has been commendable and the Council deserves DODGE-PLYMOUTH concludes that Selective Service authorities Democrats of New Jersey prepared equitable system of' taxation to- promulgated by Harry C, Harper, support of intelligent citizens. this week to take a brief summer :ether with prudent and conscr- State Commissioner of Labor, to "are frustrated and helpless." recess from politics after adopting vatlve financial administration re- j assist thousands of seasonal work- Nevertheless, we think it would be un- 1946 party platforms upon which mains the keynote of Republican ers coming into New Jersey to har- tunate if the average person should get respective candidates for United fiscal policy. vest fruits, berries and vegetables, Service idea that in raising standards of living, States Senator and Governor will The Democratic platform prom- become good tenants of the State Heart Discuse A Killer stand or fall at the November ised to extend all-weather, hard j during their stay. automatically guarantee peace. This Heart disease is rapidly becoming the general election. surface roads past the door of Notices posted at the migrant [wot b'o done by fighting hunger, disease Both parties joined in pledging every farm in New Jersey. Re- labor camps throughout the State chief cause of death in the'United States, publicans pledged that highways by the Migrant Labor Division of Wholesale Paris poverty, or by increasing the trade of opposition to sales and income being far ahead of cancer, the second on taxes and favoring a State bonus and airports will receive the great- the State Labor Department in- peoples of the earth, At best, all that for veterans and sick benefit in- est care in planning and coordina- j form the working visitors that as the list of diseases which kill the greatest Won required to sustain New Jer- Jersey is their home while jst things can do is to create better feel- surance for workers but are fur- • • • • , '.-• , number of people in the United States ther apart than ever on other sey as a leading State in these performing their present tasks I and, in time, if enough better feeling they should follow the rules for every year. Incidentally, of the ten leading issues. Democrats urge retention transportation facilities. ; into being, there will be something of the OPA in order to insure a From the State House it looks, their own comfort and welfare. causes of death in the country, only one, stabilized economy while Republi- like a great election coming up. universal desire for peace. The ten commandments pro- tuberculosis, has.shown, a steady decline cans declared that restrictions im- vide that all persons using the FRANK posed on private enterprise be- MEASLES: — Measles raised hav- camps must register and keep clean during the past three years. Whether this ause of war necessities must be oc with New Jersey kids this year, thoir living quarters, grounds is to be attributed to the .steady campaign ;moved at the earliest possible .The little bugs were on the offen- around buildings, and themselves. .oment. sive for five months, rolling' up a Especial care must be taken of "Strictly Fireproof" which is waged against the white plague, VAN SYCKLE The Democratic platform pr'ais- total of 49,697 cases, with seven screens, and all foods must be. ".strictly fireproof" hotel in Chicago or not, we have no way of knowing but we I President Harry S. Truman months more to go before the rec- kept covered. Common drinking ords are compiled for the 194Ccups are taboo because they spread uiio a death trap when a fire engulfed suspect that there is some close connection. hile the Republicans" rejoiced lat the terrible war lias been onslaught. " ;erms. first three floors of its twenty-two Concerning heart disease, a recognized ;on. Republicans pointed with State Health Director J. Lynn When a migrant becomes sick, 159 New Brunswick Avenue rics, with the result that fifty-eight per- iride to the administration of Mahaffey believes there is a pract- he is urged to report to the camp authority reports that coronary sclerosis iovernor Walter E. Edge while ical certainity that the total cases Operator woh will tell him, where ls were killed and around two hundred is sometimes called the "disease of the tie Democrats claimed the Edge for 1D4G will exceed 1941's record to find a doctor, When school |ers injured. intclligensia" because of the susceptibility dministration was featured by of 50,031 cases. Trailing the 1946is in session, migrants are told Perth Amboy, N. J. ter disregard for the welfare of outbreak was 1943 with 45,074 they must enroll their children Thi; blaze started after midnight and of physicians, bankers, lawyers and clergy- he people of the State. Democrats cases. for regular attendance. Under 1st of the 1,100 patrons had retired. The men/ The characteristics ,of the disease in- emanded that Attorney General The one ray of hope is the State Law, every out-of-State mi- f, heat and smoke combined to produce /alter D. Van Riper be removed availability of gamma globulin, the grant must also show satisfactory Tel. P. A. 4-0591 clude the hardening of the nerves, liga- rom office and Republicans iguor- modifying serum, lessening the evidence that he Is free of vene- lie and some patrons, hysterical with ments and blood vessels around the heart d the issue completely in their possibility of complications and real disease. The migrant is part- [r, jumped to death from their windows, and its incidence is highest among those 946 platform. after-effects. . icularly urged to guard against Democrats voiced opposition Through the State Health De- fire by keeping cans of kerosene others perished from smoke and who do mental work and lowest among the proposition that labor must partment's biological distributing or other flamraablcs outside living , burning varnish and laquer on those who do manual labor. ie shackled while the Republicans stations, strategically located for quarters. odwork. Corridors were filled with the ipposed the exploitation of labor the convenience of doctors . and We naturally hesitate to attempt any or political purposes. The Demo- health departments, the gamma TICKS: — Campers, hikers and of patrons who dropped, while try- :ratic Party reaffirmed its opposi- globulin, is offered free by the picnickers are urged byj the State conclusion from these observations but, Department of Agriculture to be to escape, when overcome by smoke ion to alleged discrimination in State. • . apparently, the disease attacks individuals he imposition of taxes in favor of on the lookout for ticks while fumes. • ' he railroads and the Republicans MIGRANT WORKERS; — A settraveling through fields and-woods who are prone to forget the importance of liew Jersey. The female tick flu: tragedy recalls something along the of physical exercise while consuming their is the carrier of tha dreaded Rocky N.' line when a famous night club burned energies in the anxiety of mental worries. OUR DEMOCRACY Mountain spotted fever. |l")ostun several years ago and when a According ,.(,o Harry B, Weiss, It would appear that, somewhere along Chief, Bureau of Plant Industry, pus tent went up in flames at Hartford, the line of popular education in this coun- pf the State Department of Agri- . The fires seem to demonstrate culture, the tick, which lias been a try, the physical nature of man has been resident of New Jersey for many It there is no real fireproof building and CLEARING .HIS LAND, BRINGING THE SOIL UNDER WITH OUR WAGE neglected. CULTIVATION, THE HOMESTEAQER NOT ONLY years, is on the Increase this year. It a blaze that occurs in a crowded place They- seem to survive even exces- If this is true, and we bolieve that it is, PROVIDED FOR HIS FAMILY'^ FUTURE... HE ALSO sive rainfalls, yhe insect gets quite |I produce many deaths. INCREASED THE PRODUCTIVITY OF THE NATION , EARNER FRIENDS we might save the lives of future profes- some attention nowadays because fi.NO ADDED TO THE RESOURCES OF OUR COUNTRY of the discovery it is ii carrier of sional men by stressing athletic interests AS A WHOLE. the Rocky Mountain spotted fever, during childhood, with the hope that, when which has caused several deaths, We are true financial "fellow workers" French Doctors tftrike 1 The tick is related to spiders they grow up, the individuals will have Something new in the way of strikes is and mites. The female ticks ltty with the men and women of this com- sense enough to continue what has been from 2,000 to 3,000 eggs on the munity who depend for their livelihood in a news dispatch from Paris, ground in sheltered wooded areas. wisely begun, which saya that the doctors in These hatch into liny, six-legged upon their weekly or monthly earnings. larvae. They are extremely active With our friendly cooperation we are departments had refused to sign at first, crawling up long grass to death certificates in a "strike," "//i The Next 30 Days" wait for some man or animal to "on the job" with them—offering services ome along to get a meal of blood. and facilities whi£h they can use for their the government's failure to pro- Many die because they do not find .Secretary of War Robert P. I'attersoi greater financial advancement and security. with automobiles. says that the Army's manpower situatior hosts, but they have been known to live a year without food. We invite YOU to use our facilities or e "strike," it in reported, threatens to is deplorable, because Congress exempted When the larvae do reach liouts to discuss financial matters with us in ul over the whole of France, where teen-agers from the draft and warned the they feed to repletion, then drop off and moult. At [he end of a confidence at any time, oi's denounce the failure of the govern- Governor's Conference that "all that has short period they become nymphs p to allot them sufficient automobiles been accomplished by four years of fight- and are active again. They now *e Uie beginning of the year. Of 3.0Q0 have eight legs. The nymph fol- ing can be jeopardized in the next thirty .ows the cicle of the larvae, at- fitted, only 200 have been received,. days." .tachlnu itself to smaller animals until it in turn drops off. After As near as we can understand the inter another moult it becomes' adult. Member It is at this phase of the cycle that Member »'i Tipping Be Abolished? national situation, the Secretary of War. it the ticks are dangerous to man and somewhat conservative in estimating tha the larger animals. Federal I'ere Marquettq Railway has an- Federal the nation ban thirty days leeway. It look.s il that tipping has been banned on HIGHWAY HEROES: —Highway to us very much as if policies already pu workers are heroes to Mrs. Julius Deposit Reserve cars and that the management Robinson, of Beach Haven, and into effect have seriously jeopardized tin arrangeti toy compensate waiters for she lias so notltled.4>pencer Miller, Insurance System Jr., State Hisjhwayi^ommissio.ner. financial loss. great victories that this nation only re -Mrs. Robinson- recently wrote Curp. •'^ideut It. J. Bowman says that this eonfcly won. Commissioner Miller that since H11 It is a striking commentary on the in- more prominence is generally given [ »y of cuatom is already too deep- to criticism rather than praise of P;C(1" and expressed the hope that the ability of democracies to defend them public" employees, she had a story fnnient of his Company will "lead to a selves that this nation, after such a super- PUTTING OUR MONEY INTO U.«. $*VINGS BONDS, to tell. Bepently whije she was. driving l human exertion in its own defense, is^ un- LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS, WE " '_iat will result'in much larger relief , NOT ONLY PROVIDE SECURITY FOR OUR OWN alone to Philadelphia, along ftoute L' harassed traveler." ' willing to make the relatively insignificanl FUtORE.. BUT CONTRIBUTE TO THE ECONOMIC 40, a tire on her car blew out a 1 mile east of Medfon). WOODBRIDGE NATIONAL BAI |e abolition of tipping is, no doubt, a effort that is needed to maintain the pres- STRENGTH ANO DEVELOPMENT Of THE NATION- "Before I was even out of trie Woodbridge, N. J. ,ilf*'e goal and the railroad manage- tige and protect the interests of the Unita BUILDING A STKWGER P£MOC*ACX oar to see what had happened, fla to be cong|ffttglftted a» itn willing- Staes. • (Continual on Peg* I2j, PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946 / INDEPENDENT-LEAT,FC LEGAL NOTICE^ LEGAL NOTICES UtOAL NOTICES LEGAL XOTICK8 UKUL soncra LEGAL NOTICES LEGALNST^-:- HOME OWJtE*S 1 Ink SSS. Wofltihrldlff Township gnin ami FI!P ,J,.,..I , ,, (>., F.^i.r|r l)n» nf Ford Artoat: ownthlp Commltue of the Town- Rrfrr Wi W-» f=!n r,.l Mlf tlff-i for j»H prf !T!MJ. 1 Township Commute* and !hr P»y- is^e5*m»"n3 Map. DATKD: j , | Owner - occupied homes In the Hicncf r,nf. \\n mgriiM wtih terms ol »ai* utiiin and pursuant tn law," fixed a ,.7? l»(f ailv.-ri,, nearly one-third in the taw six erf> aiw* tie northtrSj- Hn» of i fitrinft. JB:>' ':-*:. JH*. At a r^gu^r 33e»iEng o! t.V !»t*. and Jnn* -7th. JMfc 1,*V--; ion -•lirSriowi.-fhlT. «J»« "•"•.Id ninimum price at which said lots H4«. and .IUIIP -. r and *e> flw«ji)f thf SP. H (DST) in the Conuniue-- fh'p of Wriipf hplJ itfiili). J:ir.* T: ;i. !J<*. ! i>< tjlrrft^i ] premiw^. itli all other details pertinent, mid Wefrr loi w-ofl ir<..;*rly ».w-jnd*rif« M* of preparing deed and adver- u* a p4>iRt nl>+r+ Mm« jntWB»:ii> OTnmnte* *J1! Jieet XOTICR or rt»t,ir *.»tK , T" tw ad^^'^ti?«•.t .I'litf J»\"- *'.nf! thl* sale. *i'r3lr? TO WHOM IT MAT COXCKiES: At ijlll.'lr „. !»rinj of Mle «m fl'c with the a: < I' M. 'I-ST' in the Camaiiltt* !iM«. «nS !»«.• -::••- ""'• i" "'* .. k. i; sold on terms, wfll reatitr* • (•viUtriy »!'JP« said luriUn Tctrn- A: a regaltr ajwtlns of is» down iwiyinenl of |.)»'J0. the bal- Townshi-,p. '-"nmmlt'i., XOTICB t',,j> liBf lo tfc* aorthtriy line vt pur.fhip Clerk of-ea to lnsp*cii!n ,B:hig!i V»J!«T I^iilroai). ib» niifl) monthly InsiallmenU of 110.00 Junp 17ih, ui,r • r f-'.'int wr jnac# of h#r:>••?•:. Wiwv«. 10 U'lvertiun j . ' ' SOS !at*n" ' ' tti*.To*n- r;!^* Toiii:*;;i;, A*F*-**r?>eri*L Ma;* iiis inttrtft and other terms pfxj- !l( i; *Si(i» Ctmta'.itr* •>( lie Tt»wn»hip of 1 Th* Or»f:n»i>«'* a« a!>»T»- entitlH ideil for In contract of sale. lay f-venine. W'wfxJiirids* for * Plenary Retail and u am«n-f»4 from litnt to tin>* Tslte furUiei- no'J?e that n* T.ike MrJIier nntlce that at said DIP Towiisl.kII Ci, CoTiViniption ll^ns* for w«n»Sew ij 'itri1*)}" farshtr anJraiH !>r «"!il- yiUTishk* Coran:^te» ha?, br re«o- n\e. i»r any dale lo which It may at S i\ M. UIHT. *lt«»t*i] it Rwitng Term!n»l, Port int to.St-'t^an Xa, 1 »ot>-' reserves the rig!it in its tils- (tulldlng. W...«li,r ' »nd P>:|,,)!«(> ii ,| „. : K. J. a." i"ai n*i«-.ifttr said Bub-divfj^rt fiH !•!<:<)! »iii }•»• veil t>E*iii»r ,tif,n to reject any one or all bids n Hh all oiher AttnDt per'lKfnt. sa.'Ji ml tw sell said lnts In -Mid hlo<-k •nil lo the MK)] ... , O'ljw'tlon*, If any. thoiiJd b* .mid« «(i»l! iiKiud* all the l*rri!oiT »it?i- Tile? fiirthrr r,pi> in) to th* W^tifn »>M4«r Srcortlirj j day l» itrnn of ;,. ,.. !mmHlat»lr In writing to: B. J. ;n t«« foilowinn }wjnd.«; :r,!ntm pri'-* l>cbt tiT-M-* r-'^i . «nch bidder as II muv select, due M ifts of pT-*?a:1i>ff -Jf«d- and adv*r- I')«r,jl;j i.'ofti.'ailt** !>•«. 5» ftjia- !.> tvrMft'.Tf-n]e on fll* wit>, n,? I t!u>- Timnrtij' Ccimniitlce w:il mefl •gard, being given to terms and Township «••!< rk '• • • Donlyan. township Cl«rk, Wood- Btrg:nnj,ij? at a p«;n! «?i»r« -t*i«- iti'ir-n ."irrd ;'.ifsuAiit to law^ fixed a c r in l!il t mJn t «H'I t'i In- [ml,; ,' : orir*f JJanor j m :•, Trr.;rr. ;•' "* 3*. ¥*)'• h «^ltl loll *ale, Uit S.'2 •„ ].- f >• V. il ? '>li en t-fr.^s. w;r; r^ii;:re *BJ ta hf pstillt'lr I*»i> r-Ti.-r nt 1 Ohami/f rn. M <• m «. r i a 1 Misnl'ipal r mnrt\ minimum bid* nhnll he re- (.-iffn-'M ;Ki:snN r.oniVHOS. Jnlrfow'tir the *S5t«r!j- line of St. ft Hi i ?:.^k wnl 1* soid ivpeti(«r lair-l U«« i»f lo :n iafWoiic in | RniWinS. WoodlTldge. New Jersey. brlilgc Towiifh'i, *\. > lif.fti iu>'mt--iS' of IIS.**, the I>*1- V. I -L (-13,-'< Por; iif*'l-n£. N. J. 'or^«i Ai>r>'Ui - *i**»-T.>wn'!;:p an.l +X]«:*f sn-l -e!i M puli.l. M.* !Vnl. \ rjee of f»uri hs*^ pr^* To :* paM l').i-,n hneptanip nf th* minimum Takf futtiur ' Sia> irptsirar I!r.u!«- So « •t."^!"'* 1 *w»»i««l M»p.v .ind to the !iiKlif=t Milder a.Vor-ling *t }iT»-i*ar;jis «l*fd and aJvtr- t>. lcrmi" iif nuV on il'.c «:t!< the XOTtCK '•>•' vl».» :r:*r<-«'. SKI! Mb*r-t*ririi • Take l«rtti*f ppv.fr fh»i the iiwtishlp Committee «nd the nav- lutlort and imrfii r • '.t* jif.nherlr line of Bta* 7H, V.r-. k. it *rt51 i r. !).ji M;,i tBl, n a, it,r«tjim e with terms of sale on will; all otl'i r ,!,.: Iftrai'.r. *tc-., '-f 'JoT.n Taliarn, •!*• l!-if of E!o-k *"«. anl »ntirs3ins a>» i.f p-urt f.s« prkr i« t>* nsl.l ;n in s>»}d Mnrk »il Woudbridire Towhjhip Ass#s»in«ni ; »il! b* w^ij t«(tptn*r ie. the Township will deliver a biir- r»a»«- to **nibit h!» final »i"n%' tbe DoniM-flr M«t of Block * «^. -* iii:«» rrserrn ;h* rlKht fn Itf dSs- " rail* pfrliittnt, <3!'l a'n alii '.i!<* 1''-'t for said preinlsfs. <"l>^ts Of pf, ]*,ir;'i- • • errf)-r' to th» Oriih»T:r' **o>jrt for 7TCA to *^t "rft*'*:rlj* iit]£ of Wwl* ,nt«rwt and ot!ii?r t*rra! |>rt- n'.nimBBi s>H<« ^ins I>(•»)(>('• p!u Tak." f'lriV.cr r,otioe that tliV f'.ion so n;f\ any oiy* or all but« r s0- DATKD Iune 1'th, I)M«. tisinw ' thi« «;u. - tin- fr,t»>tv of MM'!'**". «n Friday. tirM>r» 'Arenue. tfaetic* *»'ith*rl)( 'li'.ri !•'!* la 'OUtrsrt of SJ:*. *»l» of ji*i<-t-9 and .ii!»Cr THt,' - B-i to f*.! K»''i 'Jots in.«»>'1 Miv-li lulinn and p-.irjiii.inI to law. riled, a IV J lirNK'.AN, Tnwnnhlp Clerk, blw-k. If soli] r,ji •.'• U'MKX i!-.* w«:crij line c-f W««l- isirlR f-is ult. j*«U !o-.« in «a..i i tuli.m and >.ir.«u.!i!I to law. ""'V at !'. A. J!. !.-, t\« T^rm ef AjurH, iac& bWdtr a? ii nay tt'.tti,, Jat T.k- I'jr.'.fr• rioiK'^* !h*t at said T" ii'c ailvtriised June 2*)lh, a ituwn payiTn-n; . brjtjg* AVfnye 1o * iine «f- !»4W *•>. <-:• anr,,isj» lo wlikh It may' Mnrk.:i( .«r-M -r, term*, win n-l'j.r* m^lnumi pri-.c .it whi.'h »aid lot" 1 •nnce i,t puri I,,T., l')t(, ror.*«lt!«intn* and aliowaTKe: garvl N»itg giT»n to .terra; .find : 1 11 SIC. and .lunr ;7t!i.s. 19(6. In th« fe+t »esl of .^i»tt HI***»J-. Root* rJl ;•* .ji,-v;::i«.l. the Town?h!jv Coiti- * 4«%n psjmti-t «•' |!.M.(< the t-.t!- n sni.l Mock will be f"!d '°? ' '*^ e'liial inontiilv in-; llif --airf fjf-.ne fir*' su-Kted and anntr of w»'»t. In *e o»« or 1 r n-ffpinilent-L-Miler. Sr. ;j, !h*nc* iarthf-aiteriy alting ore , miriJmum Ml! .«h*!l be i*- rn;',:c ;fHM't< i'ie rirht In it* dte- *ntT of jHinhn^e prj.f l.» i,t ,.Aul :„ «iti. .ill Wh^r .IHa!l» If "'''f" ; ™ plus tntvrr-xt fm-I • f!3"-I ! '•' '.'f S'lrf-isat*. said >j!ri* to tue ireffterly !ine of «»»! TOMihlr in!tai5m»-ni* or ll».»« j minimum pr.ee l-c'.g «1.•»•" *"•""• 1 iv*a. re.Vc-l ariy c,ne. or all kids vldcd for in c.titi'. Ijiv-l May .!''. IM«. Icmaa Artaiie: tttesct t^j;'erl> »TIJ t • s,-1.! *»(4 iot? in »*id b!w* p!u? inter,.*; *aJ .»t!w-r itrms pn-.- ! -i>«» »f |SiP.ir:ng drfil ;ind a-n-r- trfrr l.i M J» Cj*n »ctt|rt*nc« pf iht minimum Tflke rnrther ,..-,'• JOHN -T. TAKAC3. along the w' line of Ir.m»r, i fjr'. %:iilpr »s II tony j»l«t. du« fided for in ror.trart of M!# Using this laic. Said M? in sai.l iMITU'K OP PI BUC SALK !il, c-r bid at.'vve rntr.imiini, by the «a!e, ur any iln;, • Administrator. Areau* UJ a lin* of lt«.M f?*t east ,»S'.*rU !iins glvipn t» terms and -Tak • e furthe• • r notW .I.MI*tfuit a. t s.iM bJocli, ir soid on term«, will require (i WHOM IT MAY Cu.NCRRN: b» iiil/niimcl, i», -'• ATtTHin BROWN, Eiq., *f State Highway Koate So. 15: Y.irniMp Coaiimt!** *nd th« pay- snatir/er .•> i»ymcr,t. in cue on* .1 flr.wn paym.nt of II<»•'.""., '!><• '•»•" A* ,i regular meeting uf the er.: thereof t>T If* pur«'!iM»r ic- rai*-. or any ls shall be re- an<* o( pur h».«e urlcr t" be paid in Township (.'nmmlttoe of the Town- • rr-tloB tn r«),i • ,-, • rJing !o the manner o! purchsw >e adjosntf-J, t!-,» Town*h!p C.m V'H, r,-r!K<-• N. '.. •five). nllt«« resrrr** iiw right in itf«ii«- *-mal moiitl'.ly- ;nst.tllm.r,tJ-..f IV>A«> ship of W'«,,l)>ri0ffe held Monday, b- one cr Alt b;,)s i plus intfest and »thor trrnu p,ro- itnc ITth. 19I«, I wits illrMletl o "nch lil.lil,-i-...., . E fl>, the Town-'h'.p ir'.ll deliver r;»n s •: (-i'tanre of the mlnlrtam ,-f >:tlt\ '.p advert;Kf' the fact tli.it on Mon- •i. L. s-::. :!•: •;•?. ;i, :? :!is* !«.« ft*t ea*t of Wo*iJ&rif.|ii)c c ,. Var?»in and rale deed 'for Mio b'», Arenue^ tb.en<-« ««utherly aiong a «o sutlt bhlder a* It may .•<•!<:.!. ilu^ Take filrther noti. e lh.it at «.ild untier ,<>t ";m-.-:ri..- • itA I**.** fttt east and paraliei with T,-'wr^h:»i Tonimitje* and the PIT- regird Wins given It, i*Tir,.? ."i'!j s.ik-, or any dai^ to will'-!' it iray lie Townsliip Committee will m*n \OTirB DATKI»: June !':r.. 1M*. T.t-ni :;.(•»,; by the purrbaser ac- or more minim:::), Wor«)t)ridg»'A*tnue i«t line )W.d-> manner of n»ym»nt. In rase «m' tie adjourned, t^e Townsdip ' ""'>• t « I'. M. (DST.i ln the Committee •el veil. Notl- '• ' '•tr»*V ^ivt-tl :>.*! th* Dl'-MGAN. 1. ri«hiTi OtS. 'tr.:r.s V", ;fcf* manner of - ]>\itvh*se m'.Utr rrsVrv-s the ri«hl In il-a -lls- 'numbers. Mcmurlal Municipal f«: t.ort!, t>; Av*nti !?tr«t:: thence ri )lr or xrmrv minimum bids nhAll t>» r-- <'|wn a. ir .ill W'ls tiilMlnt. W.iodbrldgp, New Jeraey, .!":•.!•?«) a; a r^guiaf •asterlj aiong a iine !!>*.**• it*i Si*. :!.e T<.'wn.«hlp wtli deilver a bar- hid. or bid ft!,,.v. . north and iukraiiti i.',:. Avenel I*, and June :7; ;}('. in :\.c Tuoh apcepmnc* of the mixlmtim ,\ml to «eil said !"t« n'.l hl-.ck ml niinso .\ml sell at public mle < T"iri«ti;j) Committee i'3epetid«Bt-l>M4er. rain a.-:S f-»i» ile+.l for Mi.i premises. ii.l tn the 'Mfthcft lil.l.l*r .wording Tuwnnhlp iv.iiim;:.. .». , .,' \v '»irl<]fe, In S;r<-»1 to She w*»t»r;>''line of "Ave- >1vi, or bid above minimum, by the fh:p Committee and tht p»v- Township Clerk open tu inspection nr.llng tu i!i,. I,,.,'-. 1 Gardens." tn*ncf owrtfttr:)- alon^ lirfrr <•: W-I»T manner of payment, in *•;*?•. one »*y. !,O1 -• :.'<:* !Trh day of JtiTiV, B. J. I'UXHJAS, iowashlp Cleft mtnt ther»f-f 'iy the iiurrhaser a<~- ;ml to be publiriv read prior to in acrnrduiiif wit , ,tl,e nnt^riy line of "Avenel G*r- 1 rolling to the manner of purchase or morp'mlnimurh bli!« ?!?n!l be re Ille. the Ti.«iiJ,!i. jcomce or PUBLIC MU? Ta i --" a,i,]tir]dR«.' Tounnhip AsKesument T'>«n»iip CI«rlt. n-Upeniler.t -leader. file. iheTownuMp will de!lv*r a liar- Map. DATKIi- Inn.. :.-. nsrtheMy line of Av?ne! Gar- At & regular met ting of Ut* :ain and rale drfd for ».iM premise* bM, or bid above minimum. t>y tut li. J, DINKiAN AX OP.DINAVfK TO FIX THE•i'n« iD'J Kih*ax Hom*sitad t") & iwMhll* CominitU* of the Town- DATEp: June JMli, 1>4« Township Committee nn ;, |v- SALARIEi! OF AU. MEMBERS OF ment thereof by the purchaser .''- point iw,w feet ean of • Itihway «lp of WowJbrldge r.«!d Mcndsy, Refrr I*i W-» B. J. M'XIGA.V. Townvlilp Cl*rk. nttnshlp rnmmlttee ban, by rwio- 194<. and ,lun« *• THE POLICE DEPARTMENT: Avenue t!!*iir«. southe'riy >**.*« feet one 17iii, lili-, 1 •*?.« .!;:' tril SOTirK OF PrBLIC SALE To be a,lv«>rti>ed June :0m. 'onllnK to the mSnnT of p\ir.!ia«i lulion ati'i piiryurint to law, ftied a WHEI'.EAS. » petition !»M b«*n in nr*ordjtr.ce with t<-rnv nf sale oi; indi-Ponileriilj -. •{, • 1 f*«E irj i«araii*! with 3Ja^*ay Ave- advertise the fact :hat oa Moo-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1>«. and lune 17tl:, 1S4*, In thr minimum ).rlee !it whir h «a(il lots pr*»*rit"! to t!:* To*n*!!:1) Com- ria* to, a line IWi.bt fe Patrolman »f tie Homeile^d Avcnne; thence easterly ie TownBblp Committee will meet Townhip Committee of trie Town- »ith all other details pertinent, »»ld VDTK'K Or i>| i Poi^e Iwpaiiraen; in which re- along a lin* ]«<• W feet north and S P. M. (D«T> in the CommitTee • :i:p '>'. Woo'lhritlge hel-l Monday, Refer tai W-151 I DATHlr June l«th. i:>4«. mi:i:nium prke h^ing $',00.00 plus TO WHOM IT M v* flat^, is jnaJ t.-.e we«teii7 iiae of Elm Street: Jullding. W«odbridfe, New Jeney, o advert:** the fart that on Mnn- Townalijp riimii.'f, 3H*TirB o? prnuc SALE [1S4». and June JTth, Wit. in lUc blook, If so4il on term*, wltl require 1 WHEREA.-f. the ToTn«h;p C«oi- ihenc+ southerly along the we*ter!y tad expose and fell tt public sale day *vcnin?, July M\, l&K. 1 Slllp Uf Wuifl'.r, ' m!f.t§. M and »1 to a point [township Clerk open to fruptcUoa Chambers, Memorial' Mnnlcipal Refer «•> W-3 final monthly instsllinents of fiy.W) *hip .of Woodbridge held Monday. !u« Inf rp.«t ami other terms pro- day fVeniiiK. ; Poik* Dtpsr-sts: ad ir:;h re*p«ct where said lice icttrsects the north- Ud to b* publicly read prior tn Mle, Building. Wof-dbrldge, Sew Jersey. June 17th, l!»l«, I «u JJre, t^! tin- TdWnjliii, r. ,,.•. Iher*t5 :-J .«.b2..t '.h* tame to erly iine o' land.' of the Public " ;,;.« * and f in IJkxk V.i-l>. Wnr.d- and erjxise and sell at public- sale .vimrt; OF PIHI,IC SALE •iildl (or In i-vntrart of sale. .-.ri'j t(, tiie hlghtut bidder according lo advert)** the fa'-t that on Mon- TO IVH'JM IT MAY.CDSCEIiN: Take further notice that at said at S I'. M. U-.-'T. Eefcrfn^.T;: Servi'e; thenre westerly along the iOge TotnJ'hlp Aje^e<*mf-rit Msp. day *v<>nlnK. July ]»t, !!>»•;. Chambers, M . MI • j,vHlj+ti? iin*f of iun!e. VT any date to which It may •- «riw THrpw«r BK IT on- Township Clerk open to inspection he Toirnsblp'Cf.mmif,»* 'will' m»»t I Township CtitriinittM of the Town- ie juljourned, the Township Com- BulldillK. \V.,..,!:• - -S"rvk« x<> the tc-int or Jiate ef TcTSiSip Csau&i'ZEa hau, by ;uola- at 8 P. M. (DSTi in the Commitu^ snip ot' Woofibrioge heid MonJ^y anil expose and , , ami "i b» publsrlv read orior to June lltli, 1S46, I was dirt-ctci! mittee reserves the right In Its dla- I>kfSZV~ ET THE TOWXSHIP beg:r.Blng. OB anil parsuant to law, filed » Chambers, Memorial MuniMpal rr*tlon to reject any one or all bids find lo the !I!K:..• • irlmum prife at wW'-h said lot* mli: Lots :<* and 27 in Block iSM-J, tn advertinv tlie fact that on Mon- ; fMirrr..-: OF THE TOWNSHIP J. All Ordinari^ej inrensijtea: \V«c«ltiridge Township Assessment Building, Woodbridge. New Jersey. snj to .«»ll said lots In paiil hloeY to terms «,( *.. .. OF wrx>i .sr.nx;F. is THE cocs- said block will be sold together and expose anJ sell at public .«aie day evening, July 1st. 1*10 io such bidder as It may relert, due Township (•"),• J - hernritn are hereby repealed. Map. if:,- Township Committee will meet TT Or Mil'I'i.K.- EX: lth all other details pertinent, said and to the hlshest bidder .ii-cording regfiril being given lo terms and and ID he . piil.i. T):i« Ordinance shall lake effect at & 1>. M. (UST) In the Committee I- Trjit tijt -.a'.iirifF &; the nj*m- inimutn price Wing U'.O.flfl p!o.« Take further notice that the to term* of Mle on fi!e with the manner nf payment, in rase one sale, Lot in foJi'jwiag its adoption according to ists of preparing deed and adver- Township Cli-i;k open Io Inspection (•lumbers. Memorial Municipal more minimum bids shall be re- bridge Town inrTi of ::.* Poi;:t Ufianmtt! of Township Commlitee has, by reso- s Bulldine, Womlbrldste. New Jersey, -U|, tli« To*r.f- ^r '--J W'-.vjiri^s* fbal! Bing this .«aie. .Said lot? in raid lition nnd pursuant to law. Died a and to t>* publicly real prinr f> .-eiveJ. Take f nrt!. ACGIST F. GREIXKP, ock. if eolU on terms, will require sale. UAs l«f, ti) 1«S lnc!u«lv» in ami'expose and sell at public salr Township i.v.niini--- l.t titi si tie f••!;;>wics nsaft»: mlji'imum price at which said lots anJ to the hlghe?t bidder according U< Cilff of Po!i» «»*.«* per Commltteeman-at-Large rloKn. payment r.f (:'».'.'", the hal- n saM'bliy-k will be sold together Block 411-D. WonHhriiiee Township I'lion acceptance of the minimum lutlon anil pur-.j •• M'.tn: ,nce of purchase price to be paid In Assessment Map. to terms of ?aie on tiie witis the bid, or bid above minimum, by the minimum prl... .;•. <»•) CiV.ai»f <-f Poiic* »i«'jf>,6« B. J. DtJflCAX, qual monthly instalinK-nts of I1O.C0 with all other details pertinent, said Township Clerk upen to inspecMon Township Committee and the pay- >»r £:.ii;nj J»a3ab:e tttnl- minimum price being 1250.00 plus Take further notice that the in said hlm-k wli' Township Clerk. us Interest and other terms pro- Township Committee has, by reso- a,nd to he publicly read prior to ment thereof by the purchaser ac- with all other •!,•:,; osts of preparing deed and adver- ••aie. part of Lots 3 to i> inclusive cording to the manner of purchase To he advertised a.« adopted !r ided for In contract of sale. is:np this *a!e. Said lots In Mid lution and pursuant to law, fixed & mlpimum lurii.: 4-.., <-) L^'i'^tV.t D*:*CIIT* |:U0.04 lm!ei>»-iideni-L*ader on June 1'!. iS(C. l"i.ke further notice that si said minimum pt1c« at which MM !str «n,l ail of Lots *, !0 l«-in#lu»tve-;n In accordance with terms or sale'pn jtr aa:i-jra pas'atis genii- block, if sold on terms, will rpqulr* tile, the Township will deliver a bar- coats of pn-'iiir'r.^ sale or any daU to which it may in said block will be sold together Bl<«i-k 27B-B, WoudbrMge Townriiip •tising this s.i;. •; a down payment of $25.00, the bal- Assessment M.ip. gain and stfle deed for said premises Kriri t»: W-3S0 adjourned the Township Com- with all othrr details pertinent, said bloi-k. if S'lili Ol: •,. """"MI i'.fjunVf S*rE^ar.'. IJJW.eO _ptr ance of purchase price to be Pild DATKD: June ISth, 19K. Ml jlttee reserves the right in Its dls- minimum price being 1300.00 plus Take furtlier retire that the a down pavm<-:/. ..; sanuirj pa!-a''.'!e Femi-mor.thlv. n equal monthly Installments of H, J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk. XOTlCfc OF PIBLIC SALE rctlon to reject any one or a)l bids costs of preparing deed and adver- Township Committee has, by Y«so ance of puiv.fi;iM' --• «.'J« p«r gard being given to terms and Take further notice that at said a down payment of I.IO.OO. the bal- in said block will be sold together ndependent-'Leader. Township Committee of the Town- viiled for in t ..•.[•••:. annum payable 5*m:-niontnl}'. ship of Wocxibrldge held Monday, inner of payment. In caie. one or sale, or any date to which it may ance of purchase price to be paid In with all other details pertinent, wiid be adjourned, the Township Com- equal monthly -installments of tl.0.00 Take fun:,*: r. :l.iv SJ000.V9 j/er aanum payable lived mittee reserves the right In Its dlM plus interest and other terms pro- costs of preparing deed and adver .\OT1CE OF PUBLIC 8ALB to advertise the fact that on Mon- retion to reject any one or all bids vided for In contract of sale. be adjourn?*!, i ^ semi-mri.Ttii'.y. day . evening, July , 1st, 19(0. Upon acceptance of the minimum Using this sale. Said lots In said TO WHOM IT MA* CONCERN: mlttee reserves id. or bid above minimum, by the n.l to ?ell said lots in said block block, If sold on terms, will require (h) Patrolmen of tlie Snonii Clase the TownahJD Committee will meet lo such hidder as it may select, due Take funher notice that at said At a regular meeting of the cretlon to reject -.; : $276'.'.<"J per annum payable at 8 P. M. (DSTj in the Committee ownihlp Committee and the pay- sale, or any date to which it may a down payment or f 150.(10, tiie'balr Township Committee of the Town- and to ?•.-!! .-.-.:,! ; jent thereof by the purchaser ac- regard being given to terms and ance of purchase price lo bee paipaid 4n ship of Wooilbridge held Monday. (•emi-monthly. Chambers, Memorial Municipal manner of payment, in case one be adjourned, the Township Com- tu juch lil,li|(-r a,' :' (i) Patrolmen of the Third Clas« Building, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, ordlng to tht manner of purchase' mittee reserves the right In Its dis- ei|ual monthly Installments of »155.0. 0 June IJth, 194C, I was dirt-ited reganl beir,^ a • ir more minimum bids shall be re- cretion to reject any one or ail bids plus interest and other terms pro- J2a2O.. ndependent-Leader. in accordance with terms of sale on Vpon acceptance of the minimum and to yell said lots in«sald block ,iiid to the highest bidder according Townjihip of WVrodbridffe voting at to terms of sale on file with the enrdins t" the rr. the General Election November oth, Take further notice that the file, the Township will deliver a bar- bid, or bid above minimum, by the to such bidder as It may select, due 0 accordunt-f ui: efrr toi W-37S ;ain and sale deed for said premises. Township Committee and the pay- regard being given to terms anu Township Clerk open to inspection . 1946 Khali vote "Ves" on the ques- Township Committee has, by reso- and to be publicly read prior to sale file, the T<.v.-!i.<;••:•• lution and pursuant to law, fixed a NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE DATED: .hine mil, 1946. ment thereof by the purchaser ac- manner of payment, in case one ain ami .-.il.' .1, .-•': tion to be submitted. U. J. DUN1GAX, Township Clerk. cording to the manner of purchase or more minimum bids shall be re Lots r,l ami 32 in Block S55-O, , AUGUST F. GREIVER minimum price at which said lots X) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DATKD: .hin, :•: in said block will be sold together At a regular meeting of the To bo advertised June 20th, in accordance with terms of sale on celved. Woodbridge Township Assessment Cgmmitteeman-at-Large 4 lile, tMe Township will deliver a bar- Map, B. J. Dl"M».i.\\. with all other details pertinent, said 'ownshlp Committee of the Town- U46, and June J7th, 1946, in the Upon acceptance of the minimum To lie a.lv. • ... Attest: Independent-Leader. • fain and Hale deed for sal'l premises bid, or bid above minimum, by the Take further notice that the E. J. DfXIGAX, minimum price being Jl.tiO plut hip of Woodbrldge held Monday, 194G,- and Inn,- .: cosls of preparing deed and adv'er- tine 17th, 1916, I was directed DATED: June 18th. 1946. Township Committee and the pay Township Committee has, by reso- "nJ*'penil«it-l/- .i •: Township Cltrk. tisi.iiK this sale. Said lots in s.alil 0 advertlne the fact that on Mon-Mefcr toj W-IS7 B. J. DUN1GAN, Township Clerk, mem thereof by the purcnaser ac- lution nnd pursuant to law, fixed a To be advertiyeil aB adopted In lay evening, July 1st, 1S46, To he advertised June 20th cording to the manner of purchase minlmnin P/ice at which said lots block, if sold on terms, will require XOTICK OK prauc SALE 1 ; Indepen'Jent'Ltader on Jtlne -0, 1S46. a down payment of ,, the bal- he Township Committee will meet 1S4«, and June 27th, 1S1C,. in the In accordance with terms of sale on l!J . SOTICE in equal monthly installments of Ihambers, Memorial Municipal At a regular meeting of the gain and sale deed for said premises. minimum price being f.vOO.00 plus ' Notice is Irereb'y given that the plus intere.it and .other terms building, Woodbrtdge, fiew Jersey, Township Committee of the Town- Kpfer to: W-1TK DATED: June ISth, 1S46. costs of preparing deed and adver- following ordinance wan regularlV nit expose and'sell at public sale ship of Woodbridge held Monday, 4 B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk. tising tills sale. Said lots In said provided for in contract of sale. •lune 17th, 194.6, I was directed •block, if sold on terms, will require > paused and itdoMed at a reBMlar Said property l« conveyed subject nd to the highest bidder according NOTICE OK PUBLIC SALE To he advertised iune 20ti IO advertise the fact that-on Mon- 194G, and June 27th. 1946, In th a\d»wn payment of J3u.OO. tUe bal- m/oaM o terms of sale on file with the evening, July 1st, 1946, TO WHOM IT'MAY CONCEKN- . [ meeting of the Township Committee to the condition Jhat it is to be ay ance oi purchase price to be paid i of the Township of Woodbriilge, in used In terms of sale on file with the the Township Committee will meet Township Committee of the Town f AX ORIJIXAXCE TQ AMEND AX 'ownshlp Committee has, by reso- at 8 P. SI. (DKT) in the Committee illip of Woodbridge held Monday mittee reserves tlie right in its dis- ' ORDINANCE. ENTITLED "AX ,OR- shall cease to exist for any reason ution and pursuant to law; fixed a Townsliip Clerk open'to inspection Chambers. Memorial Municipal cretion to reject any one or all bids Whatsoever title to the property and to be publjelv read prior to June 17th. 1916, I was directed ;md to sell said, lots in said block • DlNAXCE TO CliEATIC GARBAGE minimum .price at which said lots Building, Woodbridge. New Jersey, io advertise the fart that on Mon- • COLLECTION DIKTRICTS, ADOPT- herein authorised to be sold, to- sale, Lots CC4 and CSS in Block 855-E, to fuch hidder as It may s«)ect, due RAYTHEON VcnU\ In said block will be sold together Wood 1)ridge -Township' Assessment and expose and sell at public sale day evening, July 1st. 1946 ED FEBRUARY 18th, 1S24; AMEND- gether with any and all buildings and to the highest bidder' according regard being glveh to terms and with all other details pertinent, said Map. the Township Committee will meel manner of payment, in case one or ED FEbliUAUY 9ih. 1S*5; FEB- thereon shall revert to and be the to terms of sale on file with the ntnimum price being $Ja'|.0fl plus Take further notice that tlie at s P. M. (DST) In- the Committee more minimum .bids shall be re- RUARY Xth, 1926': DECEMBER Uth, property of the Township of Wood osts of preparing deed and adver- Township Clerk open to inspection IL1CTROWIC bridge. Township Committee has, by reso- Chambers, Memorial Municipal ceived, 1926; JANUARY 24th. 1927: MARCH ising this sale. Said lots in said 1 and to be publicly read prior fo lution ami pursuant to law, fixed a sale, Lota 122 and 113 in Work ISuflding, WoodMridge, New Jersey Ttlv 1927: KEBIUTARY 24th, 1930; Take furtner notice that at said lock, if sold on terms, wiil n-nulre and expose and sell at public sal J'pon acceptance of the minimum TECHNICIANS sale, or any date to which it may down payment of JLTI.OO, the bal- minimum price lit: which said lots 525-K, Woodbrjdge Township As- JANUARY ;6ih, 1S31; DECEMBER in t»;dJ block will be sold together sessment Map. and to the highest bidder Accord in hid, or bid above mlsimum by the 1 16th, 193S; December Sth, 1938 be adjourned, the Township Com- nce of purchase price to be paia with all other details pertinent, sail! to terms of sale on rile with th Township Committee and the pay- JULY 7th, l'Jll; and DECEMBER mittee reserves the right in its dia- n equal monthly Installments of mlnlmnm.price being $400.00 plus Take further notice that the Township Clerk open iy inspectio ment thereof by the purcha.ier ac- 7th, 1941'. crellon to reject any one or all bids Kf.00 phi9 interest anil otiier terms costs of preparing deed and adver- Township Committee has. by reso- and to be publicly read prior t '•ordinif to the manher of purchase BE IT ORDAINED BY THE and to sell said lots in said' block irovided for in contract of tale. tiflng this sale. Said lots in said lution and pursuant to law, lixed a. tale. Lots 2\ to 33 inclusive in Block in accordance with I terms of sale . - TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE to such bidder as it may select, due Take further notice that at said block, If sold on termm, will require minimum price at which said lots iti-K, Wnodbritlgfc Township' As- on ,file. the Township'will deliver *• TOWNSHIP OF WOODHRIDGE, IN regard being given to terms and sale, or any date to which it may a down payment of (40.0'), the bal- in said block wltl be sold together sessment Map. ' a bargain and- sale deed for said ; THE COUNTY OK MIDDLESEX: I manner, of« payment. In case one or be adjourned, the Township Com- ance'of purchase price tu be paid in with all other details pertinent, said Take further, notice that 'th premises, S1^ 1. Ttie Onliiiance us above en- more minimum bids shall be re- mittee reserves the right,in its dls- eST| In the Committee WOL hr.i;t >! , along the easterly line of Cnftrsi llrfrr lo: HIT iremises. manner of payment, in case one NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE DATKD: June lSlh, It) 10 ment thereof by the purchaser ac- miltcc reserves the right In Its dis- I'liiimbcrj.. Memorial Municipal (;.' Mill Road, to the northerly line of cording to the manner of purchase or more minimum 'bids shall be re- lilillding,, Wuiulbridge, New Jersey, Gall cretion lo reject any one or all bidi t Copernic Avenue; thence easterly TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: B, J. DUNiGAN, TownahlpClerk. ceived. ' At a regular meeting of ,the In .accordance- with terms of sule'pn and to sell said lots in said Mod ami expose Jind xeM ut pi/hlic sale pi aloni the northerly line of Copernic To be ailvt'i'ilscil'' I June 20th, lile, the Township will deliver a bar- Upon acceptance of the minimum to such bidder as it,may select, due and to the 'highest bidder ilccordlmf usi Avenue, to the westerly line of Township Committee of the Town- Mil, and June -7th, lMIrt, in the gain and sale ileert for said premises. bid, or bid above minimum by the ship of "Woodbrldge held Monday, regard (beinIbcii _g given to t*rms and tu terms (tf Mie on fl|0 W|t|, ,|,e ?- .Cemetery Avenue, continuing! north- ndepeiHlent-Leader. DATBDi Junk ISth, 1946. Townnblp Committee and the pay- rhan^erV l o-•f payment-' ', •I-n case one ,1 ownshlp ci.rk o|»-n to Inspection •',,' crly along the easterly line of St. June 17th, IMi, I w;is directed ment thereof by the purchaser ac- RADIO SHOP to advertise the fact that on Mon- D. J. JJUNlttAN, Township Clerk. or more minimum bids shall be re- anil to lie uublirlf reuil .prior - io ( Stephen's Cemetery, to the north- ti-fer to: W-1K7 To be' advertised June. 50th, cording to the manner of purchase ceived. • ' , I S«»le, Lot C-H in Ulbc-k 52$, Wood- erly line of I.ehigh Valley Railroad, day evening, July 1st, I!i4ii SOTICU OF PUBLIC SALE in accordance with terms oi sale on the Township Committee will mee ILIIIJ, and June 27th, 1946, in the lite, the Township will deliver a bar- , r»on acceptance of the minimum l.rldKft ToHnshlp A»Heasm»nt Map. OF thence easterly along th« northerly O WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN: Independent-Leader, hid, or bid above minimum, by tlie lake rurther notice that the at 8 P. M. (D.ST) in the Committee At a regular meeting of the Bain and vale deed for said premises line of the Lehlgl) Valley Railroad, Chambers, M e m o r I a 1 Municlpa Township Committee and the pay- Township Committee has] by reso- to the easterly line or Perth Amboy Townsiilp Committee of the Town- IUf*t «»• W-177 DATED: June ISth, 1946. ment thereof by the purchaser lie- lution and pursuant to laW, lixed a Building, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, hip of Woodbrldga held Monday, B. J. DUNlGtAN. Township Clerk WOODBWDGE Heights; thence northerly along and expose and sell at public: sale ST7 • , . fording to the manner of purchase niiiiimuni price at which said lot ., said line to the northerly line of line 17th, 1!)4(S, I was directed KOTICE Or PUBLIC BALE To be advertised June 20th In accordance with terms of sale un In said hlfick will be noli tWther and to the highest bidder according 0 advertiise the fact, that on Mon- !»«, and June 27th, 1SM«, In the 1 |»i!New Brunswick Avenue; thence to terms of sale, on file with the TO WHOM IT MAT CONCEUS: file, the Township will deliver a bar with ail oilu-r details pertinent; said 110 MAIN STREET [i!'*Wterly along tbje northerly line "ity evening, July 1st, 1(1)0, At a regular meeting of the J ndependen t-Leader. gain nnd sale deed for said premises. minimum price being t<00.00 plus Township Clerk open to Inspection he Township Committee will meet •jflt New Brunswick Avenue to the Township Committee of the Town- DATED: June 18th, 1940. cust.H' (,f pifparlng deed and adver- and to be publicly read prior to sale, 1 8 I'. M. (DST) in the Committee Heftr to i W-Mt •sjrenterly line of Florida Grove ».oa, Worn! ship of Woodbrfdge held Monday, B. J. DUNHIAN, Township Clerk. tising this suit. Said lot In said WOODBRIDGE Iharnhers, Memorial Municipal June 17th, 194«, I wan directed SIN « Ml To be advertised June -Oih, itloiU, if si,ld on term*, will-require jiience northerly slongi the westerly bridge Township Assessment Map. Building, Woodbriilge, New Jersey, _ JIOTlCE Of> PUBLIC SALE le of Florida Grove I Road to the lo advertise the fact that on Mon- 1918, and June '27th, 1946, In the " down payment of JIO.00, (he bat- Take further notice that tti. .nd expose and sell,at piibllc sale day evening, July 1st, 194«, TO WHOM IT MAY CtiJJCERNe In.Ieriendent-Leader., ance of purchase price'to be paid In jdrtherly line of Florida Grove ml to thu highest bidder according ,., Development; thence along the Township Committee has, by reso the Township Committee will meet At a regular, meeting or the iMItml inuiuhly inslallmeiits of $10,00 ^SALE NOW ON- ! lutlon and pursuant to law, fixed a o terms of sale on file with the at 8 P. M. (DST) |n the Committee Township Cuituulttee of the Town- liefer loi W-3.U plus I lit crest arnl other terms ph»-, \| northerly and weHterly line of Flo- ^ownship Clerk open to inspection shin or WoodbrfdKe held Monday rida Grove Development continuing minimum price at which said lot^ Chambers, Memorial' Municipal •5 i yi'lfil fur in i en trait nf wtle. , • I •^bOp USED RADIOS in said block will be sold together ml to be publicly read prior to sale, June 17th, l»«, I was directed 1 X4>TICB OP PIBI.1C 8AI.E' southerly along the westerly line jn»-« mid 7 In Block SJ9-D, Wtiod- Building, Woodbridge, New Jersty, take further notice that at salil (M with all other details pertiiU-m, said to Mverilie (lie fact that o» Mon- TO WHOM IT MAY CONOEUN: Mu.t Sell All to Mak, R-» of Holielawn to the toiillierly sida ridge Townsliip Assessment Map. •and expose and Sell at public sale day- evening, July 1st, ,lS'4t sale, or uny date lo which |t may minimum price being yi!iQM plus Take further notice that .the and to the highest bidder according Al a regular meeting of the he adjourned, the Townaliip Com- ,»( Lee Avenue, thence westerly costs of preparing deed and adver the Township Committee will meet Township Con»mlttee of the Town- ' New Radio* ^ 'Along the southerly side of i.ce 'ownshlp Committee, has, by reso- to terms of uale on flle with the at 8 P. M. (DST) in the Commliu'e mlttt-i) i-fse.rv.ii the'rlght In Its dls- tising this sale. .Said lots in sail utioq and pursuant to law, fixed a Township Clerk open to inspection Chambers, Memorial • Municipal whip of Wooilbrldge held Monday. cri tiun tn reject any one or all bids Avenue, to {he easterly line of block, If sold on terms, will require ;iml in . be publicly read prior >o June ITtli, 1946, I waa directed ephen Senior's land, thence aoutliv nlnlmtim price' at which said let« puildlng, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, «nd lo Kfli .Hittd |ut in said blocK a down payment of J2S.0U, the ba' n said block will be' sold togethel sale, Lots It to 14 In Block 857, and expose and cell ut public sale to advertise the fact that on Mon- ii> .inch blilder as it!may select, due New Radios, Electric rJly along the division' line be- ance of purchase price to be paid Woodbrldge Township Assessment day evening July 1st, 1SI46. ,we«n Stephen Senior's land and with all other details pertinent, said ami to the highest bidder according regard lining given to. terms and tn eqtnl monthly Installments of Minimum price being $2r»(i.iiu jilus Map. ' • to term* of sale on file with the the Township Committee will meet manner of payment.' in case one "avhlngton Heights, to the north- 110.00 plus Interest and other terms uKia of preparing deed and adver- . Take further notice that the Township Clerk open to Inspection at 8 P. M. in the Commlttto t>r more minimum bids shall be ra- ~y line of ftew Brunsirlck Avenue, provided for in contract of sale.- laing this sale. Said lots in said Township Committee has, by reso- #P« P»W.isly read wlor to sale, Chambers, Memorl-al Municipal celyi-d. Clocks and Reco^ nee westerly along'tlie northerly Take further1 notica that at said ilock, if sold on teriUB, wIJI require lution and iiumuiiiit to law, fined a Tpls 7 to'U Inclusive in Block 812 Ifuliding, U'o infiit tliurcof by the purchaser ac- irtnerly along the easterly line 10.00 plus interest and other terms 1 nlmum price being J680.O0 pluk _ Take further notice that the Township Clerk open t* inspection cntloa to r»Ject any one or ail bbft •rovidud for In contract of »al«. min Towiuhlp. Committee has, by (reso- cording t<>. the manner of purchase „ Ploct U, (.ontliHiing alonK tile and to sell aald lots in xald block .u.su of preparing deed and adver- and to be publicly read ptior m in accordance'With' ternu of sale on resterly line of block If, to a point Take further notice that at said tising thbi sal*. 8aU lot* li II" lution and pursuant to law, fixed a talt. Lntii 4H tn 4C", ln«lu«ive In 0 to SYC!) bidder as It may select, dua jale, or any date to which it may Mid taimwm. RHoe M w«ich s»id lots life, tin.- Township will deliver ft ha*- .RADIOS REPAIR?- " feet south of Moffett Ktreet; regard he Ing given to terms and block, if sold on terms, will requ _ce easterly along a line lflffoe be adjourned,'the Township Com- a down payment of »5J>.00, the balulrc- in said block will be sold together manner of payment, In case one o: mittee reserve* the right in its dls- with all other details pertinent, said t (south 'Of Moffett Street and ance of purctoaje price to be paid In TUBES more nknitnuia bids shall be r« retioit to reject any one or all bids minimum price being $7S0.0» plus ong the sourtlierly and ea• of purcliase manner of wiyment, H> (.-we on* Mittee reserves the Cw- elsttCll or more mlnloiuip. bid* *tn\\ be re- , , rttl^Udls OF • .• I»«iO feet .nor tli and |wrall<< B.J.DDMK{iiAN, TOwnshlp Clerk. 'n accordance' with terms of sale crttloo to r.-Ject auy one or ail bids Main Street to the; easterly 'o be - advertised' June 2Ctii, fiie, .the Township will' derlvt. ceived. • •B4 '«. «H,sal4 lot. In said block if lands of William Pearwll a, and June 27th, 1S4U, in the ^ >argalB and »*le d*ed for »ald UHon wns oi the minlniiuu lo »ucte bidder M ic nay Mlact. tut ep«ndent-l*lder, s^enUMS. '^ bid. or b ,. ^ve minimum, by the regard Wins »U-e« to terav «oJ ISEL1N blftclt 33i, thenca northerly d Cd_Mmltr»e and the pay- ,. PXTMD; -ivne Jstb. l»4«. eiuterly line ai Doe Br.Bjff^*!^ ^epfinawn-Leaditr, 8le,tue bid, or minlniutn.i'br" the At A Bf*ulw m«t\ns of [•:»•«**;•••** .tti^.ft,,^^;^^ ^^^it^Ji^*A«^.j,.4tV'-MiVV'.-i^V •^•'^•'••*^^-^'J''t<' '».'..:Vi*'-''Jr'it"1'-''

Ladies Auxiliary of the Tlic turned to his home, North Hill No* York City, and Mrs. Anne met Monday at Road, following his discharge from Dooley, Perth' Amboy1, for a few Hall, with the presL- the Marine Corps. He served three days last week. ) ' 'MP;. Belty Aiuto, in charge. years and spent several months in —Mr. and Mrs. Leo Klein, Mr, ,.'iviVics Skibinaky reported on the Phllipines. and Mrs. Edward Duncan, Inwood ivc program of activities rtiUt —Miss Jeanette Black, Patricia Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. George meeting during the corn- Avenue spent the weekend with Weber, Rahway, and Miss Mary James Taggert, Vi'Ul'. Miss Oeraldine McQarry, Sewarcn. Lou Deifenbacher, Elizabeth, 'at- and Means, reported on —Mr. and Mrs. Prank Importico, tended a dog show at Bernards- rl,r fund rising drawn up Patricia Avenue entertained her 'ille Sunday. I ,,. committee. A bus ride to mother, Mrs. August DiVico, Plain- , island was scheduled for —Chauncey McSplfitt, Ji\, son v field, Sunday. of Mr, and Mrs. Chauncey Mc- ':.iriy part of Jiily, for mem- —Mr. and Mrs. Llndley Godson, , ll friends. The following Spiritt, New Dover Road" left Sat- n Bangor, MA spent a few clays last urday for Wilkcsbarre, Pa. where ^pointed to rtiake arrange* Week with their parents, Mr. and ." MIS. Mildred Terzella, Mrs, lie will attend BuCKhell College. COFFEE Mrs, Daniel Den Bleyker, North TEA isviH. Mrs. Marjoric Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. George Keller Hill Road, and William Godson, and son, George, New Dover Road, Tuw'iiu't. Plans were also Colonia Boulevard. ,, I,, ii'old a sale of home-made Mrs, Vincent Keller, New Dover , ni.tlip flrehousc date to be —Mrs. Anna Stciner, Patricia Road and Miss Dorothy Prazier, ,',ii»Td later, with the com-Avenue entertained over-the -week- Arthur Avenue spent the weekend end her son-in-law and daughter at Mclcdcconk. IT including Mrs.'Floyd Wil- Mr.,and Mrs. Joseph Tra/.inski and —Mr. and Mrs. James'Sta\inton, l,,.,;, Mrs. Tnggart, and Mrs,son, Joseph, of the Bronx, Anothei West Street visited Mr. and Mrs. J,.;IIV|. Scott, and Mrs, Marie son, George, has returned home Joseph Tesar, Avenel, Saturday. The members-'also voted from California, —Mr, and Mrs. Paskel Merritt, cliirify the by-laws, and the —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Qlasson Amherst Avenue entertained on inn ' in charge of this in- and daughter, Kalhy, Enfield How Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Milton Dun- •N. Caroline Stnunton, Mrs. spent the weekend with Mr, ant hain, Bayonne and Mr. and Mrs. :<, Mrs. Taggart, and Miss Mrs. Herbert Mitchell, Point Pleas- Harold -Reed. Colonia, to mark TMYHftM Moduvis. It was also voted ant. their 17th wedding anniversary. n'hiisc a i»isl president's oin —Mr. and Mrs, Leon Preyjun - Mr. iind Mrs. Richard Pol- mi SPOT/ y ii:,. Tuiinnrt, who served lie Inman Avenue are spendinK l.lii hnmus and family, Florence Ave- PAH trims of the Auxiliary. week with Mr. and Mrs. Kennetl nue and Mrs, Theodore Polhamim Try "ASCO" for tKe finest iced tea or coffee you've ever tatted! Rich, full flavor! Backed by American Stares Company's repu- month's winner in the Mer-Jones, Bethlehem, Pa. and son. Edwin, Rahway, were tation of over 55 years for superb quality. Save Asco Coffee b ag labels for fine gifts! Enjoy Asco tea and coffee this weekendl j,in.,r Club were: Dorothy Caul- —Mr. and Mrs. Herman JerolT Uie bursts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. linsc Brunt, Herbert Becker, Enfield Road entertained on Fri August Frymufh. Brooklyn. ,iity Aiuto. The special award day Mrs. Lawrence Grady am —Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Aiuto, Ball Ideal E-Z-SEAL il in Mrs. Helen Kujawski. Fol- children, Dorothy, George ant Inman Avenue were the guests ilii' business meeting, a Frank, Plainfield. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pints Q n i.hower was held in honor —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwen O.'irufolo, Clark Township, Dozen M ,s Anne lorlo, who will be /.or, Enfield Road spent the week — Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ku- •II June 2!) to Prank Cola- end with friends at Warren, Pa. WHAT YOU PRESERVE at home re- Cantaloupes! jawski, Inwood Avenue entertained Hcfi-eshments were served, —Mr. and. Mrs, Geome Hai;e- on Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Al Ket- leases that much more of the commer- I I 1 J 1 .» J J ' t".J *-' '-* • tlorn, New Dover Road celebrated renclla, Oanvooii, and Joseph Gif- cial pack. The governments of starving IK' Ladies' Auxiliary of Amer- .their 40th weddimv anniversary fonl, MlizabeLh. Sweet Eating California countries are buying all the canned foods lir.imi Post 248 held their with a dinner SumhiyrGuests were --Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mauer, mmivi'iiiKiy celebration on their diiunhler and son-in-law, Mr. Oaywood Avenue enleilained Mr, they con to KEEP PEOPLE ALIVE, Luscious sugar sweet famous Califor- lay niiiht at the Lemon Hall, anil Mrs. Kenneth Van Bramer and Mrs. Thomas Nitti, Mr. and 2-Piece Cap Quarts nia cantaloupes at a remarkable low ,i spH'jhetti supper for tlie and children. Cnlonia, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manliii and family, price! Featured at all Acmes. • jrr:;. Mrs, Chester Case was Mrs. Verti Van Bramer, Wootl- Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maglia Jars Pints, Dozen Dozen IIPT of arrangements. The brldge. and family, Linden, and Philip mi: sin to of officers was pre- —Mr. and Mrs.'William Dcike Ftinx.ol, Irvington, Sunday, CER10 bottle Jelly Glasses IJersian Fresh Green New Jtiii by the nominating com- and daughter, Karen, Wood Ave- —Mr. and Mr,-;. Reginald Brady 3-oi. ibs v; iircsidcnt, Mrs, Julia nue were the uuesis Sunday of jand children, Gaywood Avenue M C P Pectin package • 2::.pkgi. , 25(1 Tube irii: llrst vice president, Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Jagen,; visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3.01. •nj HEIAl Limes Cabbage 3 10c] ::i Burrows: second vice presi- Livingston. Harry Callas, Hillside, Sunday. Sure Jell package 1 L.y Thrill Lids JceJQC Mr.'i. Ella Thomas; chaplain, —Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Becker. Ftuil Pectin MASON, Mold Fresh Tender Nearby Tender Fresh Jersey * Lillian Elster; historian, Mrs. Wood Avenue spent, Friday with FOOD FOlt KEMEF tV-oi. bol. Jar c sicsscl; sergcant-at-nrms, Mr, and Mrs. William Becker, The United States will set a While House Alma Godby; and treasurer, River E(lne. record in sending food supplies, package Beets 2 Bunches 15c Bunch particularly wheat, to war-torn Mother's Joy JX IQtf Jar Rings £ Scallions Hetty Wukovels. Mrs. O'Brien —Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fehlauer, 3 5cj countries in the next few weeks, 'iiiied Mrs. Lillian Elster, re- Prcscott Avenue were hosts Satur- Red Button New Crop Yellow ". piiKidcnt, HI; secretary. The day to tlie following members of | according to Secretary of Agri- i.iiicrts will be installed at the the Music Group: Mr. and Mrs.culture Anderson, who reports that Ideal New Pack B iiiinber meetiniT. Reports were Henry Eckloff, Hillside; Mr. anId rm.OOO.ooO bushels of the 400,000,- ii mi lite recent card party, Mrs. Horst Tetschner, Mr. anid 000 bushels promised have already Radishes «^ 5c Squash 2 15ci i])1.1 sale, and afi;an award. Mrs, Mrs, William Wels, Mr. and MrsI. been shipped abroad and are in the ASPARAGUS wns presented with a gift William Dcikc, Colonia. i "final push" to fulfill our promises ii-ini; prr.sidcnt. —Mrs. Rose Brunt has returned I fur food relief, by June 30th, Tender cut spears. No. 2 .ii' Coitce Club met Wedties- to her home on Florence Avenue Packed fresh from ilie home of Mrs. Maruaret where she is convalescing from arj Can bti. Inman Avenue. Present were appendectomy performed last week j the fields. 31c j Iceberg Lettuce 2 »«* 25c SACRAMENT0. CALIF.-Frank Marie Suiter, Mrs, Christina at the Rushed fresh from nearby farms. Take advantage of this low price! art, Mrs, Erna Wels, Mrs. .tics Oliphnnt, Mrs. William * , i i llf LIIWIVLU. AiJ.T IHMI, tCetll 13* iii. and Mrs. Edna Skibinsky. -tSumlay FRESH KILLED FANCY GRADE A to jer pa^ ^ and | -"^JS^t^ 2 can Kidney Beans Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reed? "iSa^i:- hi, head against the table D lill'lSl Avenue entertained Mr. and cut his ear. He wound up in Diced Beets lT;Mt Mr.-;. William Brcckenbridge, Road sprat several days last week j R Hospital - treatment ASCO f Y FISH •i>n. William, St. Albans, L. I., at Pratningham. Mass, where she j ASCO f Frying Chickens 49«= for cuts and bruises. Spinach N :7:7ftccOn20rtauied,Mr. UrdtiCie JUICe5*"'. Grotl0 A A Cam 4dlCcan .Mrs. Harry Demorjian and I)R. HEiNRY H. CIESIELSKI Ovaltine Gulden's Mustard • Kraft Macaroni 'V. Elizabeth; Mr! and Mrs. rt A Chocolate Flavored Unmatchablb jfor flavor and quality! • Florida's fiaest! 11 OPTOMETRIST 9 scull and family, Jersey P U.U- Syrup, 15li-oi. jar 1 French's Mustard ;:; \% '• -Mi . Hiul Mrs. Harry Scott Dinner p«S. 9c """ily, Linden, and Mr. and 1101 Jaques Avenue, Rahway, N. J. Prune Juice PHILLIPS DELICIOUS •Arthur scoft and family, CLEANING NEEDS ''ay. U-oz. .S&W Appl lemon Juice«SSiM* •^1'••';. Jane B. Crane has re- Beans with Franks Can 20, Spic & Span eii i,, ],(,,. jlome (m colonia 3SC0 Foncy "Grade A" pi'Viiiil alier siiending a few OFFICE HOURS CALL CREAM-WHITE (Whon Available) ib 6-oi. 0AK1TE •iih Mr. and Mrs. Henry .10 TO 8:30 P. M. | RAHWAY 7-2868 Shortening - ''Hint Pleasant. EXCLPX WEDNESDAY FOR APPOINTMENT -^l'1. and Mrs. Edward Ander- Peanut Butter | < '"l"iuii Boulevard, had dinner Party Loaf Corn Rakes M QUAKER Old Dutch s Smooth, cream y— I'-ndcd a theatre perform- 4 ;B-oz. pgkAlt jc in New York City Saturday. •Chopped Ham GOLD SEAL made from finest No. 16-ox. A|r and Mrs. Herman Brick- Octagon SLl I W1 1 quality peanuts. Jar '••asi street entertained her Deviled Ham T; MUNCH 30 Sunbrite Cleanser Why pay more? _ - Mi\s. Patrick McCue, Bergen- HARDWARE SUPPLIES NBC • Sunday. Liver Pafe >™,B,tan \H Shredded Wheat.. SUNSHINE NABISCO Cluistoplierson and '1(1. Mimtro.se Avenue and Plumbing & Heating Contracting Boned Chicken 5r 5k Corn Kix X. SHSDUP Krispy Crackers 5;. Premium CrackersiU9< Mrs, Norman Dempster, LANG'S Ji u Bleach Water n, siicijt the weekend at Dill Pickles ql. jar Arrowroots )in in the Poconos. Vogts Scrapple ZlU PICNI Quart NABISCO >i'll Dun Bleyker lias re- •• • Luncheon MeallK32< India Relish L, Battle 9c Grahams Ib. pkg. SOAPS WHEN AVAILABLE «»'• Farmdolt R"iia-it,ber YOUR WeddinB -TOTH'S — Cak4i Evaporated Peaches Mb. pkg. f«' Photographp , . . . ,,t orae Kirkman Complexion Soap 3 14c lio cliurch—nt the re-eptipn. ASC0 Kirkman Granulated Soap Z£9,T$z WILBERT NO-RUB FLOOR HARDWARE STORE Parlor Brooms Dl l ll v \ Palmolive Toilet Soap 3 **•• 20c JOHNPOPIEL PETER J. TOTH, PROP. Liquid Starch WAY" ^Vr ' Mlt Cak Far linoluuni, hardwood & campoiition floori. Ju'tl apply %. \»\ ' AVE, CARTERET j Palmolive Bath Soap • 2 » 19c F| Sani-Flush Wiibert No-Riib Furniture Polish | » appointment telephontt 95 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET Carteret 8-53Z9 I Octagon Soap Powder %&, ] 6c Shoe White™ 9c «; 15e| Shoe Paste i KIRKMAN ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY qiVEN Super Suds Black Flag Ivory Soap 'JOE'SIMON; On AH Plumbing and Heating ConttficU WHEN AVAILABL.VAILABLE Soap Flakes LIQUID INSECIICIDE—5% D. D. T. WHtN AVAIIARU NO JOBS TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL Whtn Availabl Medium L. 0 Latg* 23c 18-«I. Puckago MOVING & TRUCKING 23c 19c a 33c OC:J Trims Wall Paper & Paints In. Stock LARCH STREET , N, J. CARTERET PAGE TEN THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1016 INDEPENDENT—] 'KAh|,;J

Runs batted in: Filzke 3, Cara- ! ST. ANTHONY'S Stockel, ss ... 2 1 1 ! AB R H Township Playgrounds to Open Perry, c. If 2^ 1 1 vella. Three-base hits: Fitzke 3. Saints Take Both I Zullo. cf' 1 1 Dunham, p 3 1 0 Left on bases: Independent A. C. 4, ! O. Vahaly. ss 3 0 Gaul, p. cf n 1 0 Avenel-6. Struck out: by Fitzke 10, \ by Dunham 9. Bnses on balls: off j Vacation Loans Ends of Twin Bill | Gurney. e .... 3 0 For Season Tomorrow at 1 P. M. Anderson, If 7:.' i 0 0 iKutrhyak. lb D Cannon, cf, c 2 1 0 Fiztke 5 off Dunham 5. Hits: off j Ha&r, rf, 2b 3 0 0 Fitake 3 in 7 innings, off Dun- ] PORT READING—The St. An-j" Reading; Steve Szalinsky afc Ave- ham 4 I in 7 innings, Winning ] Super visors.Selected; nel: George Sedlak, Iselin and are now being made! thonys baseball team of this place | s'lnTeone. 3b 24 5 3 pitcher; Dunham. won both ends of n doublehcader [sivak. rf .. Plan Organised Play William Yura, Fords. The recreation program includes AVENEL Sunday by shutting out the strong j Drcibus, 2b Five t)ays Each Week both baseball and softball leagues AB R H MEAT Call Nelson A. A. team of South Am- j which have been in progress sine* As a result of feed-grain short .Johnson, rf 1 2 0 ages and recent increases in the | boly, 2-0, In the first Kame and in i WOODBRIDGE— Samuel Oioe, May 1. At present there are 750Dre»ler. 3b 4 0 0 MR. CARROLL the night cap overwhelmed a [ Woodbrldge Township Recreation boys and men playing on 54 teams "ceiling" prices of livestock feeds, | 21 Peterson, ss 4 1 0 the country's supply of meat next j Blessed Sacrament combine from j Department supervisor, announced in seven leagues. i at NELSON A. A. FiUke. p • ... 4 1 '• 4 fall may fgall 1.000,000,000 pounds Newark/11-l. j this morning that the various play- AB R H gr'ounds throughout the Township Curavella, 11 .. 3 0 1 below this year's inadequate out- i Wo. 8-1848 Curly D'Aprile of the Saints Whitmorjc, rf 3 0 o: will open tomorrow at one o'clock. Montesano. 2b*.. 3 0 0 put, according to B.Department of j put on an Iron-man stint as heMcrshon, rf , 0 6 o; Independents Tip Toyc f 3 0 0 Agriculture report. | and hell arrange - pitched both'ends of the twin bill Rush, ss 3 0 o The playgrounds are located on Boland, lb . ... .3 0 0 Pearl Street, Woodbrldge; Tapper! and allowed but 3 hits pe- came Read, If .. 3 0 o Hill, cf 2 0 0 RECORD CARRIER (or a superior twirling perform- Street, Port Reading; Kennedy Out Avenel Jrs. a $25 to $300 loan for Dobrinski. 3b . 3 0 l Park, kelin: Avenel Park and TRENTON, 111.— Edwin Brun- Clark, cf .. 3 0 0. ! 37 4 5 ner, 47-year-old newspaper car- ance. Fords Park. As soon as equipment WOODBRIDGE — The oprninp you right now. Stop in Against the. Nelson A. the Jankowski, lb 2 0 0 ! Score by innings: rier, believes he has set a record can be obtained and erected play- game of the WoodbiidRc Town- 1 Port Reading outfit scored both of Malik, c .. 3 0 1 ground activities are anticipated Independent A. C... 0113 0 0 0—5 for all newspaper carriers to shoot later today and pick it its runs in the 5th inning. D'Aprile kelson, 2b . 3 0 1' ship Recreation Commission Jun- at. He says he has walked 218,400 for other sections of the Township. ior Baseball League got off to aAvenel 300 00 0 1—4 singled. Snaps Zullo drew a pass Conroy, p...... 3 0 0' Errors: Toye 3, Dressier,, Peter- miles, the equivalent to about up. It's as simple as The playgrounds will be, opengreat, start Saturday morning ai and George Vahaly drove both 1 son. Montesano. Perry 2, Gaul. elglit times around thcworld. that! runners home with a lusty triple. 26 from 10 to noon, 1 P. M., to 5 P, M., the Legion Field diamond here as and 6 P. M.. to 8 P. M., Monday the Independent A. C," nosed out Two big innings which .saw a Score by innings: Loans arc made to both men total of 9 runs scored, nave the Nelson A.p A.. ."..... 000 000 0—0through Friday each week during the Avenel Juniors. 5-4. Balnts an easy time, over the St. Anthony's . 000 020 X—2the summer. All playgrounds will Costly errors by his team-ma its and women, single or married, FLASH .... 1 Blessed Sacrament team in an U Two-base hit: Dobirnskl. Three- have swings, seesaws, sandbox, deprived the Avene.1 hurler. Fitzke. on your auto, signature, salary to 1 routing, in the second same. base hits: G. Vahaly, Simeone. volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, of a deserved Victory. He aided his or furniture! In the fourth lnninc Butch Gur- tables and benches, ball fields and own cause with four hits in four MAYFAIR COCKTAIL LOUNGE quoit games.'Some of them will trips to the plate, three poir.B for ney doubled. Kollai- singled and Only $16.15 monthly repays a $200 loan in 15months! Konci connected for a round ttip- Iselin Cubs Extend also have slides, walking ladders, triples, and drove in three runs. 73S RAIHVAY AVENUE „ WOODBRIDGE, N. J. perto put the Saints ahead in the Winning Streak Sunday tennis courts and wading pools. Avenet jumped to an early lead game, 4-1. Playground activities will include by scoring, three runs in the first the one and only In the following inning 6 more ISELIN — Paced by Buddy athletic games, apparatus play, box inning, but the Independent A. C. hockey, dodge ball, tournaments, pecked away at the lead by^ scor- EMPLOYEES runs went scampering across the Brcen's three - run round - tripper plate. D'Aprile singled. Zullo. dou- miniature golf, horseshoes and ing single tallies in the second and blast, the Iselin Cubs extended quoits, handicraft, dramatics, so- "SMITTY" bled and Vahaly followed with a third innings to trail 3-2. and took their winning • streak to six cial games and hobby clubs. sharp single to score both lunncrs. straight games with a 14 to 6 the lead in the fourth inninc with is back playing your favorite songs. PERSONAL LOAN CO. After Gurney drew a walk, Kut- Among the special attractions a three-run rally. spanking over the Lehigh S. C. inwill be a soap box derby, trips to 87 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE chak singled and Simeone walked a game played here Sunday after- The box score: EVERY NIGHT — EXCEPT MONDAY to load the sacks. major league baseball games, INDEPENDENT A. C. • noon. marble shooting championships, SECOND FLOOR (NO PARKING PROBLLM. Gurney was nipped attempting Two miscues by the Cubs in the AB R H ITALIAN PIES AND EATS AT THEIR BEST- daily, trips to the Rahway Pool and License #754 Rate: V,'<% on moiilhlj b,u,ui(l to steal home. Konn walked and j src.ond inning gave the Lehigh Rudolph 4 0 ' 1 THAT CAN'T BE BEAT a Township-wide track and field S. Cannon, lb 40 0 Kalina followed with a ba.se-clcan-1 nin(. a 2 to 0 advantage in the day. Ing single. early stages of the game, but the The supervisors for each of the The box scores: Cubs came back in their half of playgrounds are Lincoln Tamboer ST. ANTHONY'S the third to score three counters at Woodbridge; John Zullo at Port AB R H on Breen"s blow. Prom this point Zullo. cf 4 1 2 i the Iselin team was never headed. Comsudls, c 3 2 0 0. Vahaly, ss 4 2 9 '• Coasting along on a comfort- O'Connor, cf. p 5 2 1 Gurney. p-c 2 1 1 able lead, pitcher Walter Blyth, Grosskopf, rf .... 0 0 0 Kutchyak. lb 4 l 2 the club's No. 1 hurler, was given Simeone, 3b 3 1 1 o tp^t from his chores when Red 46 14 16 Kollar, 2b 1 1 1 O'Connor pitched the last three LEHIGH S. C. Wedding Gifts "TDedbus, 2b .:. 10 0 innings of the* tilt. AB R H Konci, If 2 3 2 The brw score: Mlchalski, ss 4 0 2 Krflirta. rf 3 0 • l CUBS A. C. Klitz, 2b 5 0 1 D'Aprile, p 2 1 1 AB R Andrews, 3b '. 5 0 0 Yacuiich, 3b ... 5 2 . THE BRIDE WILL CH E R ISH , . . AND USE ! 2C 11 13 Halischak, lb 5 3 2 Breen, lb ... 5 2 Leonard, p 4 0 0 BLESSED SACRAMENT Mauceri. 2b ... 6 1 Ridge, c 4 2.1 AB R H FVeitas. ss .. 5 1 Knlchllk, rf 5 11 Barker, cf-p .' 3 0 Blyth. p ... 4 1 Kowalchek, cf, p 5 0 0 Horack, ss 3 0 n Mastritncijlo. cf 1 Yanosge, If 4 0 2 Ellmer, p-3b 3 1 , Remela. 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Rover Boys Defeated Gray and Blue moments; it Is also the story of the according to George stimp \nthony Team people who participated in these "A Book About a, Thi By Kath's Club, 22-5 events — the benutlful Partisan Things." It seems that back, NO SONG IS LOST girls, lying seriously wounded in, a p ay Dennis Undefeated WODDBRIDOE — The Kath's By C, S. MONTAYNE I That sonc I was playing—" He Ing his expression change dramati- the Italian hospitals but still ftble | »<«>.. ! to laugh; the two English soldiers, \ at Druary Lnne in l/ind Boys Club won its 10th game of Mario went through the cool, I Sutured with his thin artistic cally. and for the production, the ,-.•[• READING — The Port the season by administering a 22 hands. "It is what Hammond prisoners since Dunqucrque and cloistered half light of the living "What did Pete Hammond think wriRht introduced i» new mrl ','. ;;i. Anthony team remain- to 5 shellacking on the Fords Rover wants, I know that, but—" of the number? Why do you look released by the Allies, who s\c- room in Edna's Amarillo Canyon ;>ted so stoically the fact that of MmulnUnn thunder on the stag ,-Created ,in the township Boys team tn a' game played at "It fades Into nothing,'' Edna at me like that, Mario? What's bungalow and sat down before her th«r wives hud not waited for The pltiy wan a failure find. .";',;)seball league by defeating Fords Park this week. the matter? Something gone baby grand piano in the work- Interpolated softly. them; and the excited Italians soon withdrawn, much to the! ..-('is Rovers, 4-3. Moore went the route for the wroriK?" room where the shade of the trees HeLnodded, deep in thought, clamoring that they have not real- appointment of the author, i . the attack for the Saints victorious Kath's outfit and al- f m! outside lay in thick, green dusk, ha-Niljr conscious she had gotten "Very wrong I"; He was trem- ly wanted to fight the Allies. afterwards he . iv.itncsscd a ' iiminic Lozak with 2 hits lowed 6 hits. He swept aside a heap of Edna's up and gone into' the bilQ|alow. bling oddly, the blood was pound- forma tue of i A Britisher, Mr. Mwehenri docs ,...' Mike. Kutchyak who slam- Scoring freely in every inning penciled manuscript, smiling a lit- He lifted his brooding saw when ing through him, his mind was betl-.r which his Improt v!i;i his seventh homer of the but the third and sixth, the battery tle superciliously, for her compos- v he heard the ripple of the piano. confusel. Only one thing had any | ,,' Kutchyak's slam came in of the Woodbrldgc team collected a Ing efforts Invariably amused him, He Jerked his head sharply left, his clarity, any vision. "Why, Edna?1 •'-,;;h inning and/wound up total of 9 hits to pace the assault and let his thin, nervous fingers eyes on the open doors, listening. he heard himself asking, in a .";]K> winning tally of the tilt. Scoring one double play in the roam the keys. strange voice. , , (ly and'Larsen captured game the Kath's team brought its She was playing, the same tune 1 ; ( Usually melody soothed away tlicj rat!!' my thunder.' '' honors for the Fords out- twin-killing record up to 13 in the he had toyed with when she had "Why—what?" one point, 'nnil this for the sole any inner disturbance. But this ,',-,: ::;mri3 hits respectively, • like number of games played thus come In. But this time the melody His bauds closed about her reason that I w«s not ivi-.ii them." afternoon, his talk with Ham- ,,,'..,. Wasilek started on the far. : had a meaning, a significance. It shoulders. He was drawing her to Trnr mond at the studio lingered un- \built Itself irf a melodic tone pic- him, hardly aware of what he did, ; L. i'.illM;; to believe tl ' j,u- the Port Reading nine The box score: pleasantly. He found himself play-1 ture that gripped him and held "That song." Mario suicl nil at "Iiu'-ependenl J'tup,, " by lia.il-; "1 i • i;mmh he was never in seri- KATH'S B, C. dor Laxness. a powerful novel of i space,exii.sts," says o physicist.'; 1 ing the elusive, fragmentary tune | him fascinated. The middle part once. "No wonder it was elusive, ! parking sjace Is '.', ublu . Lozak came on. to AB R H that had been In his mind for some j that had hung suspended, escaping haunting!1! must have heard it the (Icelandic folk, Ls scheduled by so far as the Book-of-tho-Month Club as cerncd, this statement isXru .',. i he fifth inning and finlsh- Sverada, ss 5 3 1 days. He had thought it might be him completely, was now a bridge here the first night I came! It the August selection. a conMdsrab'c extent.—Mil .,' !;;;• .came-. • Moore, p ?. 6.5 4 pointed up, hammered into a pro- must have hidden in some for cor- 1 .,• however, came close to that carried the burden of the apolisSUuv Journal. •',•'•' Everett, c 5 4 5 duction number that could be theme surely across to its ex- ner of my, memory! It was your '"ilH! name when the Rovers J.'Qyenes, 3b 7 3 3 An English dramatist, John Den- played straight or used to satisfy] quisite climax. songr-the theme piece you did for Nationnl survey shows ,, I, last Inning rally and Kath, 2b 5 3 3 the jittery inhibitions of the swing- that cartoon nonsense—so good nis, Is responsible for our net ''Something like that?" * ., ;,ii :i hits and 2 runs. F. Qyenes, cf 4 2 . 1 minded. He had been very decided you took it out, shelved it! Why. phrase. "To steal one's thunder," • acute food shortage in QermanJvl , ijnx .score: York, rf v.. 5 1 3 when' he told Mario the song,, Edna came back through the Edna-?" ..ST. ANTHONY'S Cassldy, lb 6 0 2 words, andmusic, mustbe in by the cloying gloom. Mario stood, his He broke off. She was close to AB R H Seygllnskl, If 5 1 0 next afternoon, 'oung face earnest and intent, his him now and quite naturally, sim- .. 3 1 1 Mario was embroidering the hands trembling. ply, her arms linked themselves !t , 3 0 1 48 22 22 'Yes, something like that." about his neck. And she was smil- .. 3 1 1 theme, trying to give it substance Fresh Milk :, it) • ROVER BOYS' and body, when he heard Edna's 'Go in and write it down before ing, not enigmatically, but hap- 3 1 ). NS ... •AB R H car outside. Her' Great Dane you forget it." She spoke casually. pily. Milk is the food thSt provides the . 3 rI 2 . P Urb&twlci, ss 4 0 0 barked joyfully, the iron gate Pencil and score sheets on top "What is thj theme of all music, . 3 0 1 necessary bone building materials cf Rybakikewicz, lb.. 5 2 0 banged shut, her heels clicked of all life?" she asked, unsteadily . 2 0 1 of the piano. Help yourself.". that children need—the food that Petrouski, 3b 5 0 1 rhythmically en the polished floor. But—"' Mario laughed. "Love, of I 3 0 0 Larsen, 2b 5 2 0 bourse!" he told her, before he gives them energy, a happy spirit 0 0 "I thought I heard you playing. She pushed him away, gently, 2 Thomas, cf ...... 3 1 1 p put his own arms around, her and 0 Been here long?" Her slim hand decidedly, "Hurry, bbeforf e it goes." and rosy cheeks. Well deliver . 0 0 B, Larsen, If 4 0 2 leaned to kiss the warm red of her slipped into hi.W'1 looked for you Brennan, who was doing the your quota of fresh milk. Call MacLeod, p 1 0 0 at the studio. Hammond said you curved, glowing mouth. 25 4 8 lyrics, put words to the melody Metuchen 6-H32-J. Swanik, c 1 0 0 left at one." FORDS! the next morning in Mario'Mi' s hotehtl Kennedy, If 2 • •0 1 Her hair seemed to glimmer in room. At noon Hammond heard AB' R • H Calvin, rf 2 1 THE. . 4 1 2 a the light and shadow; her long, the song, approved, and took Mario 0. Larsen, p 2 0 0 oval eyes were mysteriously enig- out to lunch. . 4 0 3 Waldman, j) 2 0 . 2 0 0 o matic, her full lips parted. At that 'Funny how a little urging can Hi Horvath, p 1 0 0 moment Mario decided again that get you-artistic guys underway," New Books PIKE MILK 2 • 1 0 Even a glamorous opera star . 3 0 0 she was lovelylovcly enough to he grunted. "Frankly, I don't like 37 G has economical ideas on dress- FROM OUR .. 3 0 1 excite romance, to thrill and in- highbrown musicians. I'd rather "I'll tell you what liberation is. inff. Blanche TMxim, of NBC's work' with the Tin Pan Alley var- .. 3 0 Score by innings: spire him. It's hearing a knock on my door OWN 0 "Telephone Hour," bought her iety—people like Edna Sheridan, . 3 Kath's 530 022 334—22 He wondered, abstractly, while at six o'clock' in the morning and 0 , 0 peacock blue gabardine Miit in a Tommy Dorlon. But that's a Rood 2 0 0 Rovers:: 201 000 011— 5 he lighted a cigarette for her, why knowing it's the milkman." TUBER- Two-base hits: Moore 2, J, department store and made her he wasn't in love with her. Perhaps tune. Sounds like a natural," 1 1 1 gray broadcloth blouse herself. Alan Moorehead, Australian- CUIJN- Oyenes 1. Three-base hits: Moore it was that strange superiority h< it was after five when Mario's born war correspondent and au- She rut a buw on the blouse 1 1, Everett 1, J. Gyenes 1. oDublr felt—the constant knnwledan tha taxi took him to Amarillo Canyon. thor of a new book about the Euro- TESTED 27 front and Mexican silver but- The Great Dane barked ominously , in- innings; play: Sverada to Kath to Cassidy. he had come to Hollywood frorr pean war, "Eclipse," heard that tons. Her own little milliner the concert stage, that the musii when he opened the iron gate, but COWS 000 100 2—3 made the hat. Gray shoes and a remark in France, after she was he wrote was good, so much bet the dof! was chained sind Mario ,:.:!.rmy's 012 010 x—4 gray bag complete the costume. freed from Nazi occupation. An- JUST. ter than the banal, tinkling tune: went on to the letter-box and key other said: "You Americans and ..-b;i.sc hits: T. Larsen, Lozak, Edna left for him. There was a runs: Kutchyak. Stolen Edna laboriously" ground out. It British will never understand. I j was true she had earned a great note saying she'd be back in an will tell you why. You have never! L'lban 2; Lozak 2. rowed from Chopin and Tchaikow- hour, on the living room table, an Paragraphs sky,—Punch. deal of money and fame of a sort heard the boots of foreign .soldiers j from the full length cartoon com- open manuscript on the piano in the street outside your own i lUiseball League ndy she had set to music. But he rack. Mario saw its title, "No Song home." ] COOPER'S DAIRY Scethiiw j Nominated Is Lost," when he switched on the While optimists like Henry Ford! Nominated to the Hall of Fame: reminded himself, men like Ham- The title of Mr. Moordiead's j Slandiug mond weren't contracting for her shaded light and sat down to play. MIDDLESEX AVENUE 1SELIN, N. J. predict a post-war boom, an East-; -pnal Harvard savant who could book, "Eclipse," was the code name AMERICAN LEAGUE to write arias and spot hit num- em economist speaks. darkly of jma ^ a(ter dinner speeches in Rus- given by the Allies to the occupa- Won Lost p bers for the type of picture, and She Uriel raided a Los Annclcs tion of Germany. This is the record 20,000,000 unemployment. All he Serbian, Danish. Swedish, 3 sees is a country seething with rest. siarii the operatic star, on which he had delicatessen. When she put her car of the European war's most historic [1 oil • 2 Frenclli Italian, Hungarian and been at work. in the garage, slw culled for him —Detroit News. | Turkish, but didn't.—Detroit News. :..nus CYO . 2 They dined on the ten-ayey . The to help her with the packages, 2 moon swung up across thhe canyon | Mario carried them in to the glis- T. CllbS Memory Definition . .;«• War Vets 1 The good old days were when! and the ctars came out, one by ' tening porcelain table in the model F. C 2 one. Mario, lounging in the candle- i kitchen. 1 light, told her his troubles. He looked deep into Hie enig- /.-;; S. C, ! : bey Eagles back the change.—Boston Globe, "Tomorrow afternoon ... am I matic eyes Edna lifted. He tried to •9 I Magazine. an automaton to have a crank answer her smile, but his lips were NATIONAL LEAGUE An Idea turned , . . and music come out? stiffly serious. She frowned, watch- We wish some of the "escape" Walks Won Lost The city has authorized the ex- I:1:; B. C literature would make a clean get- away.—Greensboro (Qa.i Herald. . penditure of over $2,000,000 to .Viunony's CYO :.. i make over part of the World's Fair Nothing. ['grounds into a suitable meeting For the Ti:;efs ...A. reader say..s that his _grand - ! place ft>r the U. N. The improve- father, a Victorian songwriter, was | ments will include 40 ncre-s of park. once lent half.-a-crown by Men-' in which ofipnilr-ti delegates may Jane t/.'.n -Aces delssohn. That's nothing to what! go out arid take walks.—Brubaker Kov:; some modern composers have bor-' in the New Yorker, Bride Softball League Softball League Aierayes Stamliug Following arc the batting averages .for the Senior Softball 1'IRE COMPANY League, Union Division of the" Wooclbridge .Township Recreation Won Lost Department as computed by Bob St. Andrassy, league statis- tician: Player and Club . G B H Ave. Friertam, Isclin-VFW 3 6 10 .667 ll: ,;;•:;,v.'n Larson, Oolden Bearjs 3 6" 7 .583 Mate, Flynn Association .....'.. 3 5 •5 .556 Mastriingelo, .Isclin VFW ..." -.... 4 G 8 .500 T. Sajvla, Flynn Association 3 3 5 .500 UNION LEAGUE E. Dragus. Ftynn Association 2 3 5 .455 . 'Won Lost, Labanb. 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sound, sensible and liberal course peace by declaring for lhp j I, . , Precautions should be taken! missioner Robert Mosea of New W tm r jt agement of affairs. These have | PMK* Depends On Will must tbe adopted by the nation l0l!l State now gainst encephalomyelltis. or1 York has Informed rrtw^Jeraey ™ • HIr"llflu"I It I Ivvlt been broken down, In a large ] uenerai.n. n' "'"" ' ,. . erhoodofman,orbyr(,filu. ln regard to its armament. armaments and defense "'" Editorial Page) if for* i tt I \(\ I'^tf^^C 1^ V I^EL \" 1n vf ! i^ r >*'H-\""^^ffiS||J little air and orle of the men went to clve New Jersey an' excellent because they llfce it, claims the such pressure. The fact Is that any into a nearby farm house and | crop of strawberries ... Four but we cannot follow him when he of the armament of the world. Willing to surrender rv' ' New Jersey Council . . . Motorists Congressman can be whipped by borrowed a bicycle pump to pump i nx-G. i.'s will be added to the I says that "we must not just arm The alarming factor In the pres- national obligation whirl "" who lake stock of their hand a small organized minority unless ;v it up. When I tried to force a tip. State milk inspection force when I for defense" but that "we must ent condition of the world, as we require us' as a PTO,,]0 ,. ° .signaling practices will find they assured the abundant support of on them, all three refused, say Ins; j funds become available on July 1. fbe strong enough to make sure see it, is the pathetic inclination some sacrifice, or to nrr '" of which his constituents. Inasmuch as Inconvenience, ' ' as highway employees; it was their i. , . New Jersey's first all-welded i most people will vote against, I there are no more wrfrs," Thtyi in of so many people ln the United duly to help motorists." | bridge constructed by the State j our opinion, is an Impossibility. rather than for, the smart solon States to fafl back upon worn-out What too many Of 1K ,, 1 Mrs. Robinson concluded: "I | Hiphway Department between At- makes them every effort to main- While disarmament of Itself will theories and delusions as to peaoe. peace, without belnu wilii,,, i" ' 1 have written so you may know I j lantic City and Brigantine was tain good relations with vociferous not prevent war, the same can be There Is considerable propaganda the price that must br inm'r appreciate the kindness of these opened this week . . . State High- OVERSEAS GIS, lf minorities. said of armament by itself. A tg the effect that we can have are to have It. ' men, and to commend your de- way Commissioner Spencer Miller, A total of 180,000 troops were partment for such fine spirit of | Jr. announces he will seek justice returned from overseas for dis- service to the motorini: public." in the courts when citizens de- charge in April -r 100.000 from mand more than land is Worth for Europe. 68,000. from the Pacific JERSEY JIGSAW: — New Jersey! hiphway purposes . . . The first and Alaska and 12,000 from other employers are warned to observe i examinations to be held by the points • abroad—according to the all provisions of the Child Labor •. State Civil Service Commission War Department. About 100.000 Law during the summer months j nfter July 1 will be for uniformed were returned in May and 79.000 by Harry C. Hnrpeiv State Com- patrolmen and firemen in various are to be brought back during missioner of Labor . . . Beach i municipalities •.. Dr. Lis"e Meitner, June. The tot«! has now reached erosion at Atlantic City comprises | atom physicist, was conferred an 5,809.000 since the-end of the war the Number One problem.on the j honorary degree of doctor of in' Europe. (. Atlantic Const, according' to • Di-1 science by the Ne\v Jersey College rector Prank D. Holmes of the; for Women at the twenty-fifth MUMPS NO OBSTACLE Stale Division of Navigation . .,.; annual commencement, exercises. TRIUMPH, Minn. — Although Governor Walter E. Edfie is var.a-;.. .The job of painting the Jersey Rev. Paul L, Olson had a case of Honing in Canada and Senate j City end of the huge Pulaskl Sky- mumps, he carried on his Sunday President Haydn Proctor. Asbury j way will cost the State $342,710. service, anyway. A loud speaker Pattern 928S conies In sties 13, Park, Is occupying the executive; — ' was hooked up at the church and 14, 18, 18 and 20. 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Arthur Dunham Gelt SPORTS MIKE Greiners Peterson to Play With Coljege Cardinals Tryout From Yankees Big League By Mike Kocsik WOODBRIDGE - Upon ac- Win Tilt League Team During Sumiker ceptance of an Invitation ten- Chalk Up dered by Ernie Sabo of Carteret, Scouts Are j/,,K,sf An Alumni Team son will be accepted at Rutgers baseball scout (or the New York I ,„)!(• for a change next year in the scheduling of the Bnrron Catcher Plans University upon- the completion of Yankees, Arthur Dunham of this the league play early this^all. place WAD flvrn'a baseball try- l(|l!lltv Scholastic Baseball Tournament. An earlier By Forfeit To Enter Rutgers 11 13th Win Expected Hardy took an entrance exami- out at Ruppert Stadium, New- |;||.|j,,K (lute for the commencement of the tournament Next September nation at Rutgers on April 6 but ark, this week. II,, w||l be the No. 1 issue taken up at the next meeting All-Negro Girls Team to this date no word Has been re- Sweep Over Panthers Under the watchful eyt of WOODBRIDOE—The St. Jam«tf j FORDS—Greeted .by ail the solved on the outcome. Paul Krechel, Yankees No. 1 Semi-Pros baseball club l»unc (- ,)„! County coaches. Bows to Local Outfit splendor and beautiful environ- Through the' efforts of Mrs. Pe- 21 to 4 and 7.to 5 In scout, Dunham pitched 2 In- Its home diamond season at i;,.ason for the demand yvilT be the inflicting close- ment of the State of Vermont, erson who has subscribed to the nings of a scrub tame put on glon Field here Sunday aftern 4-3 at County Seat Hardy Peterson! ex-Barron all- Douhleheuder Away ,,, of the present arrangerrfent with the pre-gradua- town's paper of St. Johnsbury in for the Yankees observer for with a 12 to 5 victory over Up ( ; state catcher, and his parents en- Vermont, the sport page of the talent. Mechanicsvllle Sporting Club f« WOODBRIDGE—Journeying to tered th* town of st, Johnsbury WOODBRIDGE — The Wood- •|M ;irliviUe.s in the final weeks of the school semester, New York City to find that the NDEPENDENT -, LEADER will brldtte Cardinals baseball outfit ex- During his appearance on the its second win of the season by motor Thursday where the carry all interesting highlights in us many starts. • I,;, ;| Thursday, South River and South Amboy St; Jersey City Belles forfeited both tended its winning streak to 13 mound, the ex-hljh school hurler youthful catcher, who resides at 40 the new career set out' by her son, . The local club will seek Its I ends of a doubleheader to the local straight this week with wins over did not allow a hit and struck f;i)\'.; high school baseball teams met in the champion- Greiner Girls team by failing to William Street, this place, will Hardy. out 4 batten In 2 Innlnjs of win Sunday afternoon when make his home for the summer by the Woodbridge Braves, 7-6, and a stacks up against the always aU l,i|, |u;wl(! of the County tournament. Within an hour appear at the field, the Wood- 1 pitching. At the plate he came bridge outfit made an about face playing with the Tri-County Yan- sweep of a doubleheadcr with the through with % hits In as many Hungarian American Athletic < l!n |he: completion of the game, the graduation exer- and enme back to New Brunswick kees baseball team which is en- New Brunswick Panthers, 21-4 trys. (HAACS) of New Brunswick in time to play the Rockettes, all- tered in the Northern College Lea- Barren Catcher and 7-5. Legion Field. Game time Is set fo lor the South River high school .senior class,got gue of Vermont. Impressed wUh his brief in next years' planning of the schoolboy tournn- Grabbing a 1-0 lead in the sec- Peterson related they passed a rally in the 5th Inning to score Krechtl, informed the, parents Woodbridiic outfit announces that* ond frame, the Rockettes lost the stadium which bore a huge ban- WOODBRIDGE—Hardy Peter- 4 runs. The Braves however re- of the left-handed twirler he his team will remain Intact arid i, lead when the Greiner team tallied ner reading, "Welcome Yankees.' son, the Barrens baseball team taliated in the top of the sixth would notify them of the 11- iwe the same line-up that ap- Q llnd this game been rained out or postponed just twice in the third inning. The Thinking the gesture referred to catcher of the past season and out- frame with.4 runs also to knot year-old lads progress. peared in last Sunday's tilt. County Sealers then fought back the returning servicemen, Mrs. Pe- standing schoiastitc backstop in the game at 6 apiece, but the The* pitching services o! Art ,,,t IHM- day, the South River high school team which and knotted the name at 2-all terson said they later learned it the county, was selected as all- Cardinals pushed across a single Dunham, ex-high school hurler, is with a sinclc counter in the fourth referred to the Yankees basebtil ARMY MEDICAL CENTER .,.: composed of a majority of senior classmen .could' state catcher by the Newark Star- tally in the 7th Inning and won being sought for Sunday's tussle inning. team which was to represent the Ledger newspaper sports writers out, 7-6. Plans for a new Army Medical rightfully been called the South River Alumni. town in the league play. Upon this Research and Graduate Training and it is probable the Ictt-handfri However in the sixth inning, the discovery, it is told that Hardy's Against the Panthers in a dou- Center, including the largest In- chucker will net the pitching „<>*<• Ends Greiner Girls pushed across 2 runs eyes lighted with joy and eager- Also selected for a first team bleheader, the Cards featured its stitute of Pathology In the world, notMf" he concedes to twirl. to put the game "on ice." Wil- berth in the Group 3 high school Waiting in reserve for pitching | li was good to flee the return of semi-pro baseball ness, for he dreams of playing double victory with a slugfest in which will take twelve years to liams singled with two outs and with the N. Y. Yankees baseball pickings was Art Dunham, the the 21-4 routing by banging out tin construct, were recently announced assignment will be the addition of' Sunday afternoon in Woodbridge. A nice turnout of Kae/.mavck followed with a home team some day. No. ~1 moundsman of the high assortment of 21 hits. Carter, Ko- by Major General Norman T, Kirk, a newcomer to the; staff—Emili run blast to right field. school team. Bnstaln who blazed his way n* greeted the newly organized St. James Club at vach and Stockel each chimed In Surgeon General of the Army. It In an announcement released by Although the league activity Receiving honorable mention with four hits to lead the vicious will be situated at Forest Qtenn, through tlw%rrtvcrsity of Pa, with opened up over the past weekend, (,,jii]i Field, indicating the people in this vicinity clam- Bob St. Andrassy, coach of the for all-state laurels was Ronnie attack. Md.. not far from Walter Reed his pitching exploits while a mem-' Greiner Girls team, the Wood- no word of Hardy's actions were Lozalc, the Barrens shortstop. ber of the college' team. Biutaln III- |'n]' the nation's favorite pastime. . . . Jim Keating received by his parents at thi Base hits continued to bound leneral Hospital and the Army is now pitching with the Catftlln bridge team has been forced to Locally, the New Brunswick also in the other tilt of the double- Medical Center in the Capital, writing. Daily Home-News which selects a tenm of Fords in the County In- i,nt> dozen baseballs the other clay. Don't mob him drop out of the Women's Interstate header as the Woodbridge nine In the proposed center will be yearly all-county team placed Art dustrial League and is one of Its Softball League due to the many Dealing a bit deeper into the slammed out 12 hits in n 7 to 5 the school of Global Medicine, ,1 mice, fellas. . . . Because of his shoe size which is Dunham and Hardy Peterson on leading pitchers. portests of the team entrants about facts surrounding the functioning victory. created in World War II, to study the first team. illy larger than the average foot, Art Dunham is the poor playing field site at No. 11 of the league, it was learned that, The box scores: tlie rare maladies contracted by The Hnacs. as they are known ^ School and against the fans who the Northern College League, as Outfielder Frank Capraro was In bnsebp.ll circles?' have been in looking for a dealer with a pair of spike shoes in N. B. PANTHERS American soldiers on battlefields have been witnessing the games it is called, consists of eight teams mentioned on the third team to from the Arctic to the Tropics. existence a loni* time and respect- ! Jj, -i/r. Can anyone give him a lead where to go? . . , and crowding the playing field, which are each sponsored by the represent the final selection of AB R H ed as n strong team each year. Priscoe is teaming up with Alex Wojciehowicz for making it difficult to play. towns people of the community it Woodbridge High School players J. Seidel, cf 4 0 Entered in the Inter-Boro lea- , The Greiner Girls bow from the represents. on the County Seat paper. L. Kurtz, If 4 1 ALIENS sue and boasting of a seasonal -uinmer months as a salesman for air conditioning N. Kurtz, c 4 0 As estimated GO.000 aliens have league as the leading contender The participants of the teams This Sunday the Newark Sun- record of 8 wins and 2 losses, the 1 illegally entered the United States jiiin'iit. "Wojy" is the former South River grid star with a record of 5 wins and 1 loss. remain in amateur standing as no day Call will publish its selections Bert, ss 3 New Brunswick outfit will line up 2 this year, the Immigration Service On Sunday afternoon, the salary is given to any of the play- for all-state high school awards. Tunlson, 3b 3 with some of the greatest diamond id 11 with the professional Detroit Lions. . . , Ever 1 has informed Attorney General Greiner Girls softball team will ers. There is. however, a slight ex- Wahley, p 2 stars known locally. Ricina, lb 3 0 Tom Clark, • Duriha 1945, 67,584 rill. l',ob St. Andrassy and the Greiner Girls softball meet the strong Hoagland A. C. pense account allotted to the mem- Accordini? to an announcement 0 aliens illegally crossed the Cana- girls team of Trenton at the School bers of the teams. Seidel, rf 3 by Manager Julius Kalman of the HM received a large spread in the Newark Star-Ledger C.Y.O. Take One Lauish, 2b 3 0 dian and Mexican borders. Prom New Brunswick combine, Ken Rog- No. 11 diamond here. Game time It has been mentioned that the 80 to 85 per cent were Mexicans. ers who is regarded as one of the vn weeks ago, he has received over 15 letters to date is scheduled for 2 o'clock. section of the State where the lea- best pitching talents in the county In a personal plea made by Mr. gue flourishes, big league baseball 29 are of a congratulatory nature and some from -•-AndLosesOne wilt draw the pitching assignment. Andrassy today, an appeal is made scouts "hang out" in droves in CARDINALS Luis, 2b ...... 3 It is reported that Rogers is mm s seeking games with the local combine. ... So far, to the local fans to observe the search of prospective material for, Seidel, rf .... 3 WOODBRIDGE—After winning AB R being sought by several major markings of the white lines on the future use. (ii, writer has not received any negative comment on the first game of a doubleheader, Murdock, rf 4 1 lengue baseball teams and particu- playing grounds and remain a Representing the team of St. 4-3, the St. James CYO softball Szabo, 2b..... 3 1 28 H selection of our all-county team appearing in last considerable distance behind them larly the Philadelphia Athletics. Johnsbury as its manager and who team dropped its second tilt, 6-0, Mac, 2b 1 0 0 Score by InninRs: Ira Thomas, ex-Athletics catcher lirk's paper indicating the fairness of it all.... I spoke while witnessing all future games. will be used as a player in the with the Perth Amboy Borden's Stockel, lb 3 0 2 Ordinals ....'...... ' 500 465 1—21 The box score: of Connie Mack's teams years ago lilh ('net Redshaw, New Brunswick High coach after catching department, is Clarey An-1 Association team for an even split Keats, p 3 0 1 N. B. Panthers 201 001 0— 4 and wlio is now engaged by the derson who is the athletic coach of of its twin bill played at the Le- Nemeth, ss 3 Two-base lilts: Keats, Stockel, GREINER GIRLS 1 1 management as the No. 1 scout, li published the team and upon learning Chris Gussis, Montclair High School. N; J., dur- gion Stadium Annex field this Carter, If 3 Mac. Three-base hits: Carter 2. AB R H 1 1 will personally attend Sunday's ing the regular school semester. week. Home runs: Tunison, Carter. baseman, made the first-team in the INDRPKND- Statile, 2b 3 0 2 Onder, 3b 2 1 1 game to watch Rogers work out on What bearing his position as a Fedorcsak, 3b 2 1 1 JohnGunlick pitched in both of Tavy, c 3 .1 1 the mound. jST-LEADER, he shook his head in a bewildered Prontczak, cf 4 1 2 catcher for the team will effect the games for the CYO team and Stilo, cf 3 1 1 Peterson's chances remain vague. WOODBRIDGE BRAVES In waiting for emergency call lanner and commented, "I don't know how a New H, Seyglinski, ss 4 0 1 behind good hitting support ,in the in pitching will be Don Csok, son. Pryce. rf 3 0 C Regarded as a stepping stone to first game in which the Wood- 28 12 AB R H mswick player ever made it in a Woodbridge paper" college- entrance and eventually Casey, rf 4 0 1 of Mickey Soo who was regarded M. Seyglinski, If .....'... 3 0 C bridge team lashed out 9 hits, the Score by innings: us one of the best diamond per- Joel, ss 4 0 1 As you can guess, this writer is now "aces up" with Williams, p , 2 1 1 professional baseball playing, Mr.'St. James hurler tagged a 4 to 3 formers in this section of the State N. B. Panthers 302 000 0—5 E. Gere. If : 4 2 2 Kaczmarek, c 3 12 and Mrs. Peterson are hoping their loss on the" visitors. a decade ai:o. id." . . . Now it can be told: the withheld baseball Cardinals 150 001 0—' D. La Penta, 3b 4 1 2 Kijula, lb , 3 0 0 In- the second tilt, however, his The remainder of the team reads Two-base hits: Wahley, Tavy Wallys, lb 2 1 1 :omnter mentioned in this column two weeks ago who opponent on the mound, Yadlow- as follows: Frank DeRamsl, lb; Stockel. Three-base hit: Wahley J. Notchey, cf 3 1 2 27 Men's Club Ansivers ski, handcuffed the CYO team in Mlt Mitroka, 2b; Joe Boda, 3b; d Hardy Peterson for a placement in league ball is Home runs: Tunison, Nemeth. M. Guliss, c 3 1 ? ROCKETTES the run column and allowed but Mike Anderko, ss; Joe Scrittore, beloved Charlie Gadck. Challenge by Scouts . 1 hit, an infield single by Jardot Kormondy, p 3 0 0 AB R H catcher; and in the outfield Pee in the sixth inning, and the CYO CARDINALS J. RealdinB, 2b 3 0 u M. Hinton, 3b 4 0 •0 SEWAREN—Sewaren Boy Scout Wee Juornics, Ernie Csobar and hurler was turned back with a loss AB R \oundup K. Williams, 2b 3 0 1 Trpop 24 staged an eighth inning Al Kosup which rounds out a as he gave up 4 hits that were con- Carter, rf 4 2 30 G 11 Wooden, rf 4 0 1 rally when they came up with five host of players tlia^ would make l-'rankie Killer, ex-Irvington High baseball star, verted into a 6-run spree in the 4th Lattanzio, lb 2 0 S: Hinton, ss 4 2 1 runs, to nose the Sewaren Men's CARDINALS any opposing manager shudder inning. Larsen, lb 2 0 Ilium we reported on a couple weeks back, has been Godfrey, p 3 0 1 Club out by a score of 18 to 16 in a AB R It is interesting to note the fol- Turning back to the first game, Kurta, p 3 2 Schenck. If 3 0 1 free-hitting softball game. The Pochek, ss 2 ' 2 lowing comparative scoring in or- Inmi the Yankees squad and is now with the Newark the CYO club trailed 3 to, 2 in Keats, 3b 4 J. Williams, c 3 1 1 name was staffed at the Sewaren Keats, ss 1 ' 0 der to gather a clearer pictuie lieir last turn at bat in the 7th Stockel, cf 4 4 cars. . . . Yesterday marked the 100th annive-rasry of Anderson, cf 3 0 1 Field, Sunday, before a large crowd Lattanzio, lb 2 l of the high caliber category the ming but managed to push over Ur, If 4 3 Lawrie, lb 3 0 1 which enjoyed the hotly contested Carter, lb 1 0 Haacs come under. dall in New Jersey. On June 19, 1846 the first runs and win out, 4-3. Nemeth, ss 3 3 ~ame throughout the entire nine Kurta, 3b 4 2 The Haacs defeated the Jet say Carney and Gulick opened.the Kovfieh, 2b 4 • 2 rh game" between organized teams was played 31 3 8 innings. Stockel, If 3 1 City Mesidowbrooks who in turn ming wjth successive singles and Mac, c 4 2 Score by innings: The game was highlighted with Nemeth, c 3 1 beat the Brooklyn Dodgers Rookies ulioken. The "New Yorks" nosed out the "Knicker- he former pcored on Jardot's hoist 1 Greiner Girls 002 002 0—4 home runs hit by Art Spoon, Jim- Ur, Cf 3 0 all-star team, Another win, was ws' by a score of 23 to 1 If you feel that you o center field. Gulick was put out 35 ,21 21 Rockettes 010 101 0—3 my Burns and Bill Burns and the Kovach, 2b 2 0 also added over the McKinney it home attempting to score on I he makings of if big league player, drop over to Errors: Fedorcsak, Forntcsak, spectacular playing of Bill Bird. N. B. PANTHERS Hall, rf 3 0 Oilers of Highland Park who in. Hoade's infield grounder. Joe Mc- Kijula 2, M. Hinton 2. Two-base Albert Anderson, captain of the AB R Larsen, p turn knocked off the Madison nli. X. J. where a baseball tryout camp which is being Laughlin followed, with a triple to Colonjla. hit: K. Williams. Home runs: Men's Club team, kept the score Tunison, c ...: 4 2 score Hoade and the winning run. •12 I'd by the St. Louis Cardinals will be conducted at Kaczmarek, S. Hinton. Sacrifices: while the umpires were M, A. L. Kurtz, If 3 ' 0 2o7n \n Agitinst the Mechanicsville team Tile box scores: Fedorcsak 2. Earned runs: Greiners Elisko, Richard Haddisch, Arthur M. Kurtz, 3b 3 2 Score by innings: last Sunday the St. James' nine, l(' High School stadium field on June 24 and 25. There ST. JAMES CYO 2, Rockettes 1. Left on base: Grein- Frelisch and Bob Mathiasen. Bert, ss 3 0 Braves 100 101 0—6 behind some good hitting posted AB I no charge, just bring your own paraphernalia. . . . ers 6, Rockettes 9. Struck out: by Ray Jensen was catcher for the Wahley, p r 3 0 Cardinals 200 040 1—7 an easy triumph over the visitois. Williams 4, by Godfrey 1. Bases on (ardot, 3b ..: 4 J. Seidel, cf 3 0 Three-base hits: Kurta, Nemeth, Tony Burcellpna starred at bat receiving medical treatments for a nervous stom- Men's Club with diet Pilarowitz, loade, 2b 4 balls: off Williams 1, oil Godfrey 2. Bill Burns, A. Spoon and Harry Ricina, lb ,... 3 0 Stockel, for the locals, collecting 3 hits in |li ailment, Rernie Keating is on the road to recovery. Umpires: Houghton and Bell. £cLaughlin,;ss 3 5 trips to the plate of which one Burke pitching. Other players . Fitpatrick, lb : 3 last ball has returned and he has won out in his were Harpe* A. Sloan, Joe Thom- drive went for a. 3-basc wallop 'eJoy, If , 3 The box score: I three pitching assignments for a record of 7 and 2 ARMY NEEDS JDOGS son, Frank Burns, Joe Kubicka and Hurster, cf '. 3' Bill Taggart. Woodbridge Township Recreation League MECHANICSVILLE J. Fitpatrick. c 3 M'c-umo the,second leading pitcher of the North Cnrij- The War Department is in the Mel Raison and Skippy Pattuzak AB R H market for German Shepherd dogs arney, rf-p 3 I Schedule were the scout catchers with Jim- J. Clark, ss 2 0 1 Statc league. His team, Greensboro, was a half of and will pay up to $150 for each Gray, rf 0 my Burns and Tippy Pocklembo Thursday, June 20 " B. Clark, ss 2 0 0 pure-bred German Shepherd male Gulick, p 3 Press, ss 1 urn; out of first place .at this writing Coach Frank pitching. Other scouts playing jGreyhounds vs. Catholic War Vets at Lesion Pield-r-Basebrill. 0 0 between the ages of one and three Sliiitsky, 2b : 2 were George Salty, Richard Lester, ;Por(ls Recs vs. D'Apriles at Fords Park—Softball. 0 a Id'ai'thy of Carteret High is singing the highest praises find a half years. The dogs must 29 4 Faby, 2b 3 0 Jpe Hiillahan, Bob Peterson, Todd 1 ,;St. Anthony's CYO vs. Braves at Port Reading—Baseball. a 6e well-boned, of good type, with BORDEN'S ASS'N Croadick, rf 5 pit outfielder, Paul Bamburak and predicts the. be- and Allen Raison and Bill Libis 'Woodbridge Vets vs, Plynn Assoclaion-at School No. II—Softball, 1 a erect ears and properly 'carried AB R B. Creed. 3b 5 The winning team was treated to Friday, June 21 1 2 lacled hid will be another Medwick. ... Did you tails, sound in mind and body and ialton, ss 3 0 Llsiak, cf ,,.. 3 ice cream by the losers and it is Catholic War Vets vs. Cubs at •Legion Field—Baseball. 1 I free from disease. iarabos, c 1 0 R. Creed, If 4 •« it similiarity of the New Brunswick Home News hoped that a return game will be Eagles vs. A & B Oil at Fords Park—Baseball, 1 l racy. If 4 0 Gregor, lb 4 played in the near future. Hopelawn F. C. vs. Port Reading F. C. at Port Reading—Softball, 0 o . nmnty team with that of the INDEPENDENT- Konkowski, cf 2 1 Marks, c '... 4 ENLISTMENTS Keasbey F. C. vs. Iselin F. C, at Iselln—Softball. 0 l Haberman, lb 4 0 Stolte, p '. 2 l\WA{'> We differed at second base, third base, and , Saturday, June 'It 0 Up to June 1, enlistments in NEW BUILDING 'iorentini, 2b & 0 ; Rusurayk, p 0 1(1 0utfii'kl positions. We sort of feel proud, too, be- Lhe Navy reached 51G.000, or 16,- The value of new construction Klauthau, 3b : '3 0 Katli's B, C. vs, St. Anthony's CYO at Port Reading—Baseball. J 000 more than needed for perma- in May was $314,000,000, an in- Obid2inski, rf 3 1 Monday, June 24 37 S5 6 •H' ours was out first. Pappy's vs. A & B Oil at Legion Field—Baseball. nent strength. Army enlistments crease of fifteen per cent compar- ero, p 2 1 1 ST. JAMES 'Season Grid Flashes were 318,912 for the Air Forces, ed with April, and 109 per cent Greyhounds vs. Cubs at Fords Park—Baseball. AB R H out of 338,000 required; and 420,- compared with May of last year, 24 3 K. of C. vs. Iselin VFW lit School No. 11—Softball. M. Karna^; s§ 4 2 2 It is rumored that there will be two semi-pro foot- 000 for the Ground Forces, far be- according to the Department of Score by innings: Tuesday, June 25 T. Barce11omC2b 5 3 3 Ill teams in Perth Amboy this fall of which the neVest low the anticipated goals. Commerce. Bordens 000 002 1—3 St. James CYO vs. A & B Oil at Legion Field—Baseball. Dzubay, cf 1 0 0 t. James 001 001 2—4 Greyhounds vs. Eagles at Fords Park—Baseball. Uelaney, cf 2 | 2 1 will be headed by Gil Augustine and Johnny Two-base hits: Jacy, Hoade, St. Anthony's CYO vs. D'Apriles at Port Reading—Softball, Jost, lb :....., 5 0 1 , . . Frank McCarthy was approached to HAVE YOUR HEATING SYSTEM READY Three-tyise hit: McLaughlin. Home Kftth's B. C. vs. Tigers at Keasbey—Baseball, McLaughlin, c 0 0 0 the new team starting up but from what we have run: Bob Jardot. Wednesday, June 2G J, Karnas, c 4 IX FOR NEXT WINTER St. James CYO ys. Pappy's at Legion Field—Baseball, Venerus, 3b 2 0 0 pied, declined. ... The Carteret Alumni Football ST, JAMES CYO Reading R. R. vs. D'Apriles at Port Reading—Softball, Golden, If 3 10 wound up its spring training program recently and OIL BURNERS AB E Thursday, Juno 27 Jardot, rf 1 0 0 1 Up TO 3 YEARS TO PAY — NO DOWN PAYMENT Jardot! 3b 3 0 Athletics vs. Braves at Legion Field—Baseball. , Lada, rf 4 1 1 I' resume training for the semi-pro season the third Hoade, ,2b-ss 2 0 St. James vs. D'Apriles at Port Reading—Softball. Simonsen, p ,.' 3 10 in August The Woodbridge Alumni squad will GAS RANGES-COMBINATIONS McLaughlin, ss-p 3 0 St. Anthony's CYO vs. Tigers at Keasbey—Baseball. Kuminsky, p Ill I training around the second week in ^ugust as the C. Pitzpdtrlck, lb 3 0 Friday. June 28 CREDIT TERMS DeJoy, If 3 o Pappy's vs. Catholic War Vets at Legion Field—Baseball. 35 12 10 ; of the club is making arrangements to open Hurster, cf 2 0 Tigers vs. Braves at Fords Park—Baseball. Score'by innings: STEVE BONALSKY & SONS J. Fitzpatrick, c 2 0 Keasbey F. C. vs. Port Reading F. C. at Keasbey—Softball. Mechanicsville ... 100 003 001— 5 earlier than in past season's. . . . Big things, St. James ;. 231 201 30x—13 II 380 SCHOOL STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Gulick, p , 1 .0. Hopelawn F. C. vs, Woodbridge F. C. at Woodbridgt—Softball. Jazz band and majorettes are being contemplated Struck out: by Simonsen 8, by Store—Wood. 8-2458; Re.idence—Wood., 8-2210-W Carney, if 1 0 ic games Norm Kilby should be a powerhouse Gray, rf-2b '. : 2 0 Kaminsky 2, by Ruszcyk 1, Bases Rl on balls: off Simonsen 1, off Ka- - -i"=ill- lie tips the scales at a mere 200 pounds. . . . minsky 2. off stolte fi. Hits: off present plans work out, the Golden Bears will • PORDEN'S ASS'l^ Simonsen 4 in 6 1/3 innings, off. EXPERT HOME & AUTO RADIO REPAIRS Stolte 8 in 8 1/3 Innings. .Winning _pluyinK night football on Wednesday, and Sunday DOUBLE-HEADER Dalton, ss :....,.. 3 ' pitcher, Simonsen. Losing pitcher, •l* during the month of September. JDarabos, c 4 1 WE PICK UP ANp DELIVER Stolte. Urapjres: Augustine anft GREINER GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM Yadlowsld.p ....2 Bosze. "oiikqwslji, cf 3 '1. NljlW BUSINESSES •— vs — iaberman, lb • 2 " PHONE SEPARATIONS 1 AlI v I- With more than 7,000,000 mea >iy has submitted n plan Florentine 2b 2 SALES HOAGLAND A, C. OF TRENTON Ki&uthau,. sj» ,„*, released from service since V-& JWWJS for tripling the sis* were started in the lust twofeare, ANp Day, more, than half of the Army'*1* P."eserve OfficerOfficerss Trains While 285,000 established firms dis- PREVIOUSLY HERALDED AS THE WttSONETTES ObidzinsM, rf .3 Penslnaki, If ..: 2 Woodbridge Radio SERVICE separation centers' have been closed R "> schools and colleges next continued business, leaving a net or ordered to shut down. Eighteen u JOSEPH P. KOCSIK "* wmllmenent of 200,000 stft- increase of 400,000, according to centers are still operating, w)(h ls ient ot Commerce. This SUNDAY, JjLJNE 23,1946,2:30 V. M. 24 (STATE THEATRE BUILBING) fannedfand, 6,000 to Score by innings: facilities to reduce the Armjrs td otal number of buJfi-i !>L. NO. M til MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE strength to the required flgurwrf qt the nation to 3.23M Bordens . . ..., 000 MQ x-8 1,56(1,000 by July ht. AriSy St. Jaws/ OQO^OflO Q-Q PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1946

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Some explanation of the tre- JUNE—A GREAT DRESS mendous cost of movies Is seen in -,. Stir nil the fact that large sums are often Summer brlnr*s * wealth of cci-rls from the i 5-CHINDELS xcept the paid for the screen rights to suc- vegetables of whirli the housr- inarf.-'Iifrits to'.:p'Vif r keepei* should tiikr- ndvantatip of until t\M-k nbout cessful plays or novels. West Coast MONTH AT SCHINbEL'S 97SMIIHST PERTH AMBOY 'by plckline th» surplus. Pirklf-sllS minute Pui mcMiufi in just, picture-makers have paid a total are an Bid u> diffiCan. in iiddi- j befn.f ti! •: tip. P- •:;• in j.irr;. of $2,026,000 for such rights this tlon to which tl;ny survf rr; airov-. vi'h Thy; -fin t:"cp season, while the amount for the spicy fldvonai;, Tiicso reci,:-^ are j iecini irn-i;!i.. V.'iin;.•: .;fly \o ti.-,'' previous season was $3,740,000, or not diulcult !') •r,i;i!;:-. H71 iiicm, • ; HUM wi'l: ;-r:i!.--:! i-!i>-v. 51.7H.000 more. • COOL, CRISP SUMMER A en- in point is the $300,000 Athmt'u i,'f/y 2 dti,\"!i red bi il prpr.-1 u SO'- ol the picture's gross 1 qUHil viiler.iif i after the cost -of the film j 'A cup:- vr,;-r in ic tiw: hits been recouped, 11 'i Pain mount paid for screen rights to'"State of the Union," Remove Un' white fiber and the Broadway success. A similar $300,- seeds from the peppers. Peel the 000 was also paid for "Dream onions. Chop finely , pour boiltnp Girl. DRESSES water over them. Let stand five minutes, drain.'Cook together the Twentieth Century-Fox Is re- vinegar, Sugar and salt; add pep- ported to have paid $275,000 for HEAT DEFIERS FOR SUMMER pers and onions. Bpil up once, Put screen rights to "The Late George in sterilized jars and seal closely. Aplev ' while Metro - Goldwyn- Majer paid $250,000 for '"XVx Day GAIETY IN FLATTERING Cucumber Relish Before Spring," 1 quart cucumbers sliced thin 2 large onions • Talking of prices paid, for film PRINTS AND SOLIDS! 1 large sweet pepper \ rights to plays, here's one about 1 cup sugar what wasn't paid. Agent Stanley 1 teaspoon mustard seed Rose offered King Vldor all rights SIZES 9 tO 15 -10 TO 20 - 38 TO 52 1 teaspoon powdered horse- on "Tobacco Road" for $500. Vidor radish ! didn't want it. The play has since FOR JUNIOR MISSES - WOMEN Sprinkle sliced cucumbers with ; grossed nearly $10,000,000. salt. Let stand 3 hours. Drain. Cut onions and pepper fine and | Barbara Stanwyck took an un- add to the cucumbers and spices. f Printed Rayon Jerseys • ,Rayon C6ver the whole with vinegar, be- i scheduled fall from a horse during ing careful not to use too much. the filming of a Western picture. t Soft Luscious Pastels • Novelty Spun n Heat thoroughly but do not boil. She was swept from her mount's Seal at once. back by a tree limb when she tried to spur her horse from the path t One and Two-Piece Styles • Dresses for All Occa Sweet Pickled beets of another which had bolted. After Wash beets thoroughly and cook a noon-hour rest, she went back A wonderfully large selection to choose from ... all beautifully fasli. in clear boiling water until tender. to work. Plunge Into cold water and slip ioned to keep you feeling fresh and comfortable, crisp and cool looking the skins off. Make a sweet pickle Despite a bad leg as a result of when the mercury soars. Designed in lovely Summer classics, rasuuKs syrup by boiling together sugar I an automobile accident, Ward j Bond is commuting by plane be- and vinegar, in the proportions of 1 or dress-up styles. • 2 cups sugar to 1 cup vinegar. tween two pictures—"My Darling Place beets in hot syrup and let Clementine" and "It's a Wonder- boil a Wnute or two. Pack in hot ! ful Life." steriliMd jars. Cover with hot BE WISE! - BUY ALL TOUR SUMMER FASHIONS AT SCHINDEL'S! liquid. Seal. Gregory Peck is a busy man these days—he has nine pictures Tomato Catsup Her tilian tresses tossed by already scheduled for him as soon 1 peck tomatoes wind-whipped salt spray from as he finishes work in "The Short ',i teaspoon red pepper the Atlantic Ocean, Mary Louise Happy Life of Francis Macomber," ',2 gallon vinegar Weaver dines resolutely to her As if that were not enough, he's 3 onions banner, proclaiming her Miss writing one for himself as an in- 1 teaspoon black pepper Atlantic City. She is' the famous dependent. Maybe he'll be young 1 teaspoon mace resort's official hostess until a enough to play it when he finishes 2 tablespoons cloves his present schedule. 2 tablespoons cinnamon successor is chosen to serve at 1 teaspoon spice the Miss America Beauty Pag- eant of 1946. When Alexander Korda and his Sugar and salt to taste brother, Zoltan, make the screen Slice tomatoes and onions. Add VET EMPLOYMENT version of Thomas Mann's famous 1 pint of water, boil until soft. novel, "The Magic Mountain," Mash through a sieve. Add vinegar, For the first time since heavy mace, cloves, cinnamon, spice, su- i demobilization started last fall, they will follow the story very gar, pepper and salt. Boil until : the number of veterans finding closely. The only change will be to thick. Pour into bottles and seal employment now exceeds the num- .change the period from the novel's ber" discharged from the armed i German publication date in 1924 Tomato Jam services, according to Robert C. j to the present time. ' 6 pounds ripe tomatoe:; Goodwin, director of the United _,„,,. , , , . , , . States Employment Service. Red Skelton and Jack.c Jenkins. 1 pound raisins swe11 3 pounds brown siiEur Bureau of Census fl mires showed i child actor, will be teamed 1 pint vinegar that 600,000 veterans were de-! t>y Metro in "Slide, Kelly, Slide." mobilized in April, while 1,000.000 ia baseball story which deals with 1 tablespoon salt, th 2 tablespoons cinnamon found jobs" in civilian employment. | e regeneration of a baseball 1 tablespoon cloves pitcher by a child. 1 nutmec. prated SAVINGS Vt teaspoon black pepper The American public, including Laraine Day hus been released Scald and peel tomatoes. Chop businesses as well as Individuals, by MGM at her own request, with raisins, then combine all ingre- emerged from the war with a five years still to run on her con- dients. Cook slowly for :i hours record accumulation of cash and tract. All of her films in the last and pack in jars that have, been Government securities totaling two years but one, "Keep Your sterilized. I $250,000,000,000, divided as fol- Powder Dry," have been made j low:/. $25,000,000,000 in currency, away from Metro on loan-outs. Pimento Sandwich Spread $75,000,(100,000 in* dummd dc- ', The ashes of Mrs. David Niven, 1 peek red bell peppers i pipits, !>50.000.000.rt00 in time de: 1 pint vinatar posits, and ilGO.OOO.OOO.OOO in I who was accidentally killed while 6 tablespoons flour irounded.) ; Government w.cin-iiji-.s. • iUlendiny a party, rest beside 1 jar prepared mustard : those of Carole Lombard at For- PEASANT SKIRT 1 tablespoon sail Sort coal 111::: in itat :" I est Lawn. Eventually they will be PLEATED SHORTS Remove the white fibre and the week 3,300.000 unis. 'taken home to England. 1.98 Swing gaily into summer 1.98 with this all-time favorite; OPEN FimiAV AM) liATL'UDAY NIGHTS Hollywood Styled new colors. Sizes 24 to 28. Pleated front and b;irfc: Hollywood Styled Smwrtly Styled color navy. 12 to 20. 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