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K ••> First M .:.V, .V •*•••> in JiiS'i—f - , . ' i^ I . , '.9 >' & K,,p Astrid* ivitie* ' • »1 1 d A mm All Tfci A*t m ':} Ife Ur** Jtoi IMI Shop* A«4 Of The T r \ •i igthW ITkAAOtf Home-ToWftftp^r 1 f 9' 1ML1S Ik* M • A rPi _— ' •—•- \l • r XXVI.—No. 10 .CARtSRBT.'/K I.,1 FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1947 HUCB THREE' aduation Carteret Families Help Needy Folks of Eanpe Begin* Campaign Held at With Money and Packages of Food and Clothing Legal Moves Awaite OARTKREf-^Many Carteret year and that rtin» Into money. gone. We put newsp»P*» Wd families are playing prominent It is a sacrifice too, because cardboard on our fett trylhi to Joseph parts In the maintenance of a the demand never ends., Pood it keep out the mow ant iato. lifeline across the Atlantic to the eaten quickly by hungry people' The only clothing we have it In Ouster of Goodel needy peoples of Europe and It and clothing lasts Just sp long, what we have on. We .Presented is one of the greatest charities Letters are reaching Carter** shirt or underwear to ,|niiiiis are of all time. families every day pleading for and our winter coatt art Jear* food and clothing. Many of th* old: We cant even get net** or The lifeline is a continuing letters go to the pastors of the twine, to patch up our dothee. Me Irfr.dlM flow of money, fodd and clotting, various Carteret churches. Tluwte There Is no food in the house Sift Tenure Questid | v. sent voluntarily and individually pastors have been bu«y too col- either." T to destitute perons in Hungary, lecting food and clothing and 1 Most Carteret talks mate up i I.HKT -Many parents at- Poland, Chechoslovakia, Italy have shipped and are »tW ship- their own packages which takes in rommencemeat exev*' Ore&e, Austria, Rumania, Bel- ping them across the Atlantic. several hours to prepare, the i i in- st. Joseph's Parochial Niemiec Explains His Stand Board in U ^ glum, franee and Holland, One Carteret pastor chine Corporation in Perth Amboy. "It was my Patrick Potocnlg, Andrew I'hildren at Echo Lake. hicle went out of control, snapped than Hale School auditorium on He is the former owner of the gartner, Stephen Pedlam, <3$ ...,inv the eighth grade grad- off a telephone pole and moved it his low bid of $850 and painting •V, : WashinKton Avenue Restaurant. Morris and Michael ShuteUo, I, !ht'ir annual outing to several feet; then it went through of gutters at the Columbus School A veteran of World War II, he negative votes were cast by i . iwii.N.Y. • a guard rail and stopped after for *150. served eighteen months in the U. Goodell Charges School Board mlssloners Frank Slekierk* , , kiiHinwulrn class held its plunging down a 20-foot embank- Applications for teaching posi- 8. Army Air Force. He received his John Ciko. n.m.iKTint-ut at St. Joseph's ment, tions were received from Mrs.Abra- medical discharge on November 17, The Ooodell case came IH •.',„, linn with 36 children grad- ham Durst, of this borough; Vin- The driven stepped from the 1944, Failed to Cooperate With Himthe board first in the fona '.II, n:i Rev. Yost presented vent 3. Sullivan, of Elisabeth; machine and received treatmen He attended Port Reading public CARTERET-r-Lack of coopera- session In the High School on letter from the Carteret Wo , ili|i!nil);is ROBERT R, BROWN Mrs. Josaphlne T.' Moody, of Mem- for a cut foot. He was taken to schools, Woodbridge High School lon between the. Board of Educa- Monday, June 9. should have been Club asking Information i \,-.r .l'liih iirade graduates are phis, Tenn.; Arthur GoldWeig of Middlesex General Hospital, New and Middlesex County Vocational tion and his administration was given to the supervising principal, report that the school head ,,,! Ln/ak, Joan Houlihan, Brooklyn and Joan Miller, of Perth Brunswick, in the Raritan En School. He is an active member charged-by Supervising Principal who is the chief executive officer asked to resign. The letter was or-' ,, i,i stimii, JanetOlnda,Ellis Amboy, ' Bine Company No. 1 ambulance of the Carteret Lions Club. George S. Oooddll in addressing employed to run the school system. dered filed. Then President: 'iHuieil. Anucla Stragepede, where he was treated for a head Brown Installed At the recommendation of Com- the, board at'Its meeting Wednes- This is all example of where the lee read a prepared statement.,) ,-ii,. M.iiway, Dolores Neder, bruise and then released to return mlssloner John Ciko, chairman of day night. board has by-passed the super- It he said, he did not favor ~ ,:•, iivnr:, Dorothy Dalton, Au- home. courses of study, the board ap- The full teit of Mr. Qoodell's vising principal upon an adminis- ell's reappointment because \ Mcsiiros, Rose Marie Mora>- By Odd Fellows Elmer Resko Wins t | proved revised courses ow study in statement follows: , trative matter. The science of ed-Goodell's apparent failure to i >k M.irniiiTt Monaghan, Michael geography for the 7th and 8th Mr. President: There Is, anducational administration teaches tain the cooperation of the t*aBfcr.S i,,. .inseph Sabol, Robert Mul- grades and manuals for the 5th to hag been considerable non-co- us that the primary function of era. * -'" "$ luird Mandlchak, John Actipn Deferred lakes Grand Maulers Memorial Trophy the 12th grades. operatipn of this board with the any board of education is to es- (The complete statement ot* William Bruno, Richard Post oi IOOF Lodges Louis Vemaeio bought the serap supervising principal. On the after- tablish rules and policies for the Mr. Niemiec will be found William Kinnelly. Hugo CARTERET—The War Mem.0 iron at the High School on his noon, Friday, June; 6, Mr. Niemiec management of a school system, page 1.) i. Leo Zullo, James Mo- On Plumbing Plans rial Committee of the Ukrainian At Shore Ceremony only bid of HO. board president, went to Mr. Horn's that is a board's duty predomin- Frank Haury, former pre id Prank Medvet*. Social Club announced today the Mre. Leon Singer, tht former oOlceapd orderwl'him to hold antly a legislative one. It also of the board, who ha« seradt' 'CARTERET — The Board of election of/the winner of Sgt CARTERET—Robert R. Brown, Sadie Ulmaa, clerk-ieacnts,, ad' ^l li* sion upw l e'cio<* teaches ns> that it is the duty of member of the board Cot Hi Health at tta nwetlM Wednesday iufenie Glnda &ward for gut session upw State motor vehicle agent nmt In- #*Wd.tt* fcoart of her^ttcent mar' on Mowlmj^ "3RoW'*'Kf'1i93RoWKi9'glT'g C anyythe supervising principal, a& theMade an impassioned plea in night again decided to withhold surance operator of 43 Roosevelt ntWnW baseball at Carteret Hltf chief executive officer under the aKe- School during the past season. pupils desirini g ••« a, chanch e to go hatf of Ooodell. Haury attacked ,-, .ul'CMark' action on the plumbing ordinance Avenue, today was installed Grand Bandmaster Philip Waron offer- ts the State baseball toumamen' board, to carry out the rules made the action of the school board ai'«&« following a public hearing. Muster of Od4 Fellows Lodges in He Is Elmer Resko, hard hittim by the board and to advise it ed (20 for record machine which outfielder who kept the locals ii at MiannMtian. This was done "un-American," He spoke of MK.' Commissioner Adam Yapczen- New Jersey, at Atlantic City. on matters of policy. These duties, the board wants to sell. It was re- the winning column by virtue o without the president or any mem- Goodell's ability as an educaWfi,v.„ )ih Anniversary ski led a discussion on the elimi- Mr. and Mrs. Brown and their son ferred to the committee. ber of the board consulting me and as well aa any other duties, I have and said he has given efficient -a his timely hitting. consistently striven to cany out. nation of objectionable fumes und Stewart, are spending the week- Mrs. Phoebe C. McDonnell asked is another exainple of how the service. He said Mr/Ooodell's p«J^ > The selection was made by "I have said that there has been CAKTKKKT - Carey Council, end at the shore city. In connec- for an extension of her leave of Board ignores me- frequently in essional reputation is at stake. * gases at local industrial plants. committee headed by Francis non-cooperation of this board with Kni;lit.s »f Columbus, is be- A leave of absence was granted tion with the installation, a round absence. The board was advised deciding administrative matters When the board cast its vote;, of festivities is being held by Odd McCarthy, director of athletics at (Continued on Page Si : in inaki- plans for Uie Mrs. Nathaniel A. Jacoby, bor- that Miss Sadie Berson has mailed the high school. Also the board's order to hold Mr. Haury announced that he wtff \ Fellows from all parts of the State. accept the lead of a committee of ;iiiiii>.Ti',my of its organiza- ough nurse. her resignation as teacher because Eugene Wadiak, chairman of the On\; of the most active members citizens to fight the case up to the • :.•• ! 1*1.1 on October 28. A The board voted to transfer n of her Impending marriage. committee made the announce- of Carterqt Lodge, 287, I.O.O.F:, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Simons, school United States Supreme Court w *'• 1.1! ii iir iMpmony is planned poultry permit of Harry Qoi from 1 ment at the benefit baseball game Mi .'Brown held various offices in nurse, thanked the board for giv- Vet Housing Job Plea for Goode)! matter of principle. •[ iii'iniiii A ali the celebration. held-at the stadium on Monday, Roosevelt Avenue to Hudson Uic local Iwfee and then was hon- ing her an opportunity to attend 1 where the Carte-et Ukrainian So- Dr. Frederick L. Hipp, < '"", '' A ti,,, last meeting Arthur Street. ored by being elected to important the recent National Congress uf secretary of the New Jersey EdttV: i was elected grand Health Officer Michael Yar- State offices. cial Club downed Camp Kilmer! By Principals Nurses at Atlantic City. Mrs. Si- Eagles 9-0. Starts Nbtfedt atlonal Association, said his as- cheskl reported that he collected He was always interested in themons gave a detailed review of the sociation has retained counsel The award marks the second ii (is Francis •>. Kearney, 139.76 in fees, and Registrar Mrs. promotion of the best there is not session. fight Mr. Qoodell's case. 1 such trophy dedicated to the mem- o'iiri officers elected Mae Humphreys collected $38.75 only in the frutefnal orKanization, The Alumni Football Club, Will SigH Contracts County School Heads thought the board's action wa*. j ory of Sgt. Ginda of 'ttft Marines, : inw ilila, deputy grand but in thej;ommuntiy as well. trough Wi^iam Elliott, J*., record- (Continued «n Page 6) in license fees. The board will killed in action in Guam. Last Cite Hi* Integrity, \i ing secretary, requested the use With EHcikth Builder in hutl Pallnjcaa, record- meet with the mayor and council year's award was w,pn by Charles of Uie stadium. It was referred to Ability and Experience iv George Sheridan, Tuesday night for further discus- Reidel, who is now serving in the Over the ;the athletic committee. Permlssiqn Coughlln, sion on the gases. Carteret €10 Local Navy. i was granted to Fire Cor 2 .to use Torak, advo- CARTERET—Work on thA vet- CARTERET -J- The Middles** Welusz Acquil Plans Installation the stadium for a lodeo, provided The actual presentation of the < i'ii Mukkai, warden; eians' housing program to Carteret County Supervising Principals As- Vhat the field will be repaired if awards will take place at a sports- '; vii', inside guard; John will begin next w«ek, Borough sociation, In a letter to the Board CAUTERET — Carteret Local damaged: Commissioner Charles men's dinner in December when In Car Death Case New Jersey Druids Attorney B, W. Harrington was of> Education, lauded Supervising nir i:u,nd. trustee, three Morris, Jr., opposed the use' of the committee also awards, the 837, International Union of Mine, advised today. Principal George 8. Ooodell as a ii». J. Uunne; two years, the stadium for'a rotieo, pointing Pfc. Walter Capp Trophy for bas- Mill and Smelter Workers, CIO, Th« contracts for the twenty- "strong, fearless and well-trained CARTERET ~ Joseph ';• -iiU'iuu, and one year, out that the board had Just spent ketball and the Capt. John J Meet at Carteret one new homes to be built In Car- school executive experience." 25, of this borough, was i i :• -t nii-i". the union which represents em- $700 to repair it. Mai'kowite award for outstanding football. teret, has been awarded to Frank The letter signed by all the yesterday afternoon by a Jurj "•n who recently had the ployes tit the U. 8. Metals Refln- Each member of the boavd was supervising principals of scohois in CARTERET—Passaic wa; cho- The committee in charge of theBeJuseio & Sons, Inc., general con- New Brunswick on a charge' in' conferred upon them presented with a handsomely Middlesex County, follows: sen as the site of the next annual inn Company, is muking plEUis for program, besides Eugene Wadiak tractors of Elizabeth. causing death by careless op - were welcomed into bound copy of 1947 Loudspeaker, •'Fully cognizant of the many session of the Grand Lodge of Installing new ofllcers June 30 at are Councilman Patrick Potocnig The Elizabeth firm was the low- Won of a motoi* vehicle. The^ I •iiiirii by Ruckriegel in- which beam pictures of the High responsibilities and civic require- Druids at this week's meeting of Joseph Puhach, Walter W. Wadi- est bidder for the work. Harring- was out three hours. The trial; 1 St. James' Hall. School faculty and students. ment* of the members of a Board I1 ;uik Doiinich, John the Grand Lodge held in Fire Hall ak, Frank Shoute and John Dob- ton said signing of the contracts fore Judge Klemmer Stephen W. Trosko is the new of Education in their desire to Miiimei Abaray, Prank No. 1. More than fifty guests from rowolski. will take place over the week-end was held WtdnVsday and i i.uik Qoyena, Francis president of the local. Club Sets June 19 and the contractors will begin the establish strong and infiuentia all parts of the state attended. day. ' ,,t job at once. public schools,—elemental? and i .John Solewln, Frank New officers elected were: Fred He succeeds William Kish. Assistant Prosecutor James As Date for Meeting Both Parties Name Harrington sttld the borough has secondary, we the members of the '••iin soblesltl and 8te- StecUey, of Paterson, Noble Arch; other officers elected were Ernest Wight tried the case for the i furnished to the State certificates Middlesex County Supervising I'H'Pun. Ludwlg Ilk, deputy noble arch; Jones, vice president; Elmer Dre- CARTERET—Mrs. Mary Kcsel Municipal Chairmen and Weluss was represented by; of ownership of the lots on which Principals Association, composed of • MA. Konojbka. pastor <3us Minsk, secretary; Richard BOS, recording secretary; Leon of Rahway wilt entertain the 4-2-1 all the heads of the districts o: Isadoie M. Dubrow, of this City, ! CARTBRET--TIII party com- the homes are to be erected. "iv Family Cnurch, waa Federshak, treasurer; Robert Curran, financial Becretary; John Club at her home, next Thursday Middlesex County, the director o Welusz was charged with causing; mittee reorganizations here this ScheLrl. grievance chairman; night. The group held IU last the Vocational Schools and tin Folkvard, marshal; Fred Mendon, week, Republicans elected Bor- the death of Bdmund Nepchlnslty, Frank Vurgo, warden; James Ko- meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank County Superintendent of Schools Inside guardian; Henry Henlin, ough Clerk August J. Perry a.s Fire Co. 2 Welcomes also of Carteret, who was a pta*' Skttm; 127 Longfellow Street, with wish to express our confidence pro- outside guard, and Otto EIHert, vacs, conductor; Walter Hemsel, municipal chairman and Mrs. ;enger in Welusi's car March 9.'' Mrs. Mary HoUhcsak as guest. fessionally and otherwise, In our Waron supreme representative to the Anthony Lltus and Joseph' La- Anna as vice chairman. Magyar and Burak Vlght told the jury that Weluw, Otherso presept were Mrs. Helen colleague, Mr. George S. Goodelt, grand lodge. Posa, trustees. Former Councilman Alphonse as driving along Roosevelt Ave-.' three Bazaral, Mrs. Helen Qoyena, Mrs. Supervising Principal of the Car- Beigert was elected municipal CARTERET—Two new members ue in Carteret at 3 A. M. that Helen Szyba, Mrt. Ann Kachuc, teret Public Schools. Mrs. Kqzei and Mrs. Helen Leone. chairman DV the Democratic or- were welcomed at the last meeting laj with four others, returning' ganization with Mre, Anna Seib- of Fire Company 2. They are Frank "In gur frequent county meet- their homes from a Rahway ings and many other contacts for ert as vice chairman. Magyar, Jr,, and Joseph Burak. ,avern. ':: :*^y| CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS Mist Barocty Receives the past three years, we have Michael Yarchesky was named Through the carejess'operation';r'll chairman of iutnnier activities grown to know Mr. Goodell very if the car, Wight told the Jury, It;|§ Note: Contributions to this column must be In this office Degree From i\. /. C. Morrti Brown teaves The meeting wai attended By Ells- well us a schoolman and gentle- kidded and turned over, fataljj; "'"'"•"••'iiip \a tftf' no later than Tuesday of each, week. They must, be made In worth O'Donnetl and Frank Bchuck man, He exemplifies only the finest 111.! CARTBRET—Mlas Irene Dw- for Naval Academy injuring Nepchlnsky. i$ •", ''•»•»''• Eugen* j writing. i of Fire Company 1. (Continued on Page 6) 1 ocay, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Dubrow contended that Nepit jtwond bjranjw DMdaL CARTERET — Morris Brown 1 JUNE Alexander Dttrocxy received a ^Wandoinfpt;jtN! »..«te 83/c, son ,of Mr. and Mrs. Frank hinsky died not because of 14—Wedding bf Elizabeth Oernwk and John Kozyra, Sacred bachelor of arts degree Wednes- eglect of Weluss but because •i ward waa tfyk day at the twenty-sixth «nnu»l Brown. 17 Roosevelt Avenue, with 1 • '=yiabolio Q(.-<(J Heart Church, 4 P. M. t whom he spent the past two weeks, Vacation Safety Warning wheel on the car came off. :: ]1 com»enc«meat exvclBes at the 't», for , four fmt$ edding of Mia» Julia 8*ima and John Bryer at St. Joseph's 'New JBJTW college tor Women, left today for Annapolh to accept added that tjie car was 1 Church. . an appointment to the United at a moderate rate of in ttlji - Rut«er« University, and ' Wedding of Miss Alberta PliTong and Ernest Reynolds (it Misi Quwsy majored In his- States Naval Abkdemy. Police Chifj George $herid*m, Jr., Cites Serious miles per hour. Counsel krl»n Onuich, Metuchen, 4. P. M. J i tory, w«| on the Dean's U#t. An honor graduate of the class Peril to Children from Automobile Traffic hat Weluu was not under it, Coluj&bta Sohmi 1 $ M, • VM a member of toe choir, edu- ol IMS of Cartoret High School. influence of liquor at the Amerloan teflon. ti JA and French Club and Mr. Brawn wUated.ln the U. S. the accident, but Wight at A d hl Navy in March, 1846, and served vlte youiiK-steis euger for eum- Capt. Danlil Kasha of the l8-M««Unf, ftstem pifcnct Load*ra( Boy " re- ty the clos- sang to student and ten months aboard the destroyer mer play. It is up to the parents " M., BoiouBh Hall. ing of sShooll for the vacation teret police department, whe citals. U.8^. Forfeit Roal, before .he was and nwtorlsU then to see that ol his lnvrttlgfttion in tb» selected »a one of the, regular C*et hand, Police period clew thoughtless^ youngsters don't and who said there was a W appointee ,tp jfydy it the Nav»l Chief ri jr, to-' dome to grief. •" • FrwWtratary School nt day Issued to parents per-hour speed limit in Parents were urged to prevent of the accident, After cottpleUng W and manfs their children from darting into Dubrow In1 countering o»relM«ne|» h street streets tram between parked duoed an alBdavit trow, (or, cart, H« added; '•ParenU In Carteret have & arogfe A special problem on their handa Harrington, i when B/Shpol.Hf -QIU. I am aaklng bo j thet» Assembly. The Jla*\" Rowmrte Program Stark; "Your Flag and My Wat," CAWTEBBT - Mr. stf TryOutUtut Summer Bible At School Barbara Kolank; Song, "Tramp, Japies Rfidel, 77 Mercer StMet, fhe nm 1« urgins i •••wnr'Ui rum H M* htn k Reading, "Makers of the flag." Qlory,"' Miss CzaJkowsM's Class: will open on Monday mornlna., through the efforts of Prink I. CARTERBT—Mr. and Mrs. Wil- of three jears. The pro-•infR HIOTIS. TE-Ofi, u HTI:ii\. Harrln Mentcher; Rcwiing. "Th« The Hag Qoas Iff," Sandra ! Sought in Expariratnti, June 21 at 9 o'clock and will ron- iafford, Jr., head of the eom- liam Kacstnarsky. 186 Perahlnit B calls for the converting of ,.,,,„„, ,,^,m. ,„„,.,„ 3Um and StrlpM." Lillian Perka, Omss. Elizabeth flamu; 8ong, SayiGtaJtcClcllud. tlnue for two weeks. Clauses will be | merrlal department. Avenue, are the parent* of a son,nine destroyerdestroysras of as new typtyep ot lfPrm'> tn KHJ, th.- H.I, flvnilable for all school grade* irpne Roval 1» now employed by Lonaine Ooz. Olorta Neirrtsh; Wr're All Americans," Assembly^ .born at the Perth Amboy tknetal undfirseas warfare envisioned by J. «KIMI\ A system of awards bawd oniQeoree Bartell. Rahway lawyer, r*eliaUon, "My People Came to l N KEW YORK. - Completely auto- This Country.' Joseph Turlck; nefular and full atendanre. con- !and Anne Marie Balewict is work- PlCNfC ON MINDAt j tnttlc ilrpUnt landtnis throu|1i duct mid accomplidhment In the j . Harrlng- Recitation. The Meaning of the in K ln the offloe ot B w CARTBRET — St. Eliiabeth's uM ot improved ridar devices is s l h ( ; Flag." Catherine McKe!1«r; Recl- - ^L^':_T ll.!! . i! ton.-loctl .ttcmey. Angelina Church wi!) hold » picnic Sunday, tne |o*l of »rmy »lr tor«« exp«H- tttion. 'Flags," Arlene Toth; Reci- nfenta now btlnf conduced on th* ) per- on the church uround* beginning tation, "The Flag Ooes By. at 2 P. M Sieve Chubak and his 'W«»t co»st, Mti). pen. Harold M. vcted to memorizing choice pas- Ejjfabeth Rohaly will Marian Sohayda, Third, fourth orchestra will play from I P. M. '. IfeCtetiand. thief of the firw«j-f of Scripture. and Fifth Grades ^ to Jl P. M. I and sir communication* service. Tlut school I* open to any child "My Fiaa,' Ronald Puilllo; AflllBYU^ftlatft^h^Bt nA V a) In the omrhunity wliose parents IEB0W The Little Flags," Anna Holoob j ore desirous of linvinit their child and Trust Company. •• Disclaiming any "ptuh-button" end Andrew Fedlun; "The V*\*i Sf«el*tU(M secure a fuller knowledge of the Elizabeth Soltes?. has Begun 'concept of aviation d(>v«lopm*nt. Ooea By." Jeanette MesqulUi; Light travel* about two^Wr** u General MrClelltnd, « pioneer In Bible employment at American Smelt- fast to fass as it *J*s la water. •H MARKET Bono "The Flag and tfte Bagle," TEL. CARTERET 8-5197 FREE DELIVERY ' TEL, CAjtTERET tip AAF In the use of radar landing Ins ,and Refining Company, and 85l% . ilds declared that (he AAF br Dorothy Onouie at Armour Fer- applying known techniques expect* St. Joseph's PTA 65 WASHINGTON AVENUE, CARTERET, N,- J. tilizer, and Martha Kasha at Na- tbii year to be able to bring planet At Closing Se$sion down onto runways with • GCA tional Pneumatic. Two academic {gWuad-Conlrflllrd approach) ivt C A R T t R E T - St. Joseph's •tUftenu, Walter Oasior arid Ray- itm hOokI'd into s mtchsnlctl Scholo Parent-Teacher Association mond Bodanar. will work in the , r«ot- held its closing session this Week laboratories of General Aniline 1 at the school. Motion pictures were LONG ISLAND DUCKS He explained thst development of Dorothy Uuter is a secretary |, Such a syitem l> a natural Improve- shown. at Rulger8 university. Irene Le- ment on the "drone" control ol air- It was decided that all gills o nMt d Helen Mtln(ck m ^ yfane*, with radar replacing the ihe school will wear uniforms next with N. J. Bell Telephone Co. In year. Mrs Joseph Safchlnsky pre- visual contact of the droii* plate Elizabeth, and Slaino Sabo. Jose- operator. sided and the Rev. Casper Yost, ne 3 pastor, was the speaker. |P^' Don*™*'. Joeephne Oav- CAMPBELL'S ' Work Under Coilrttt. Mis. William Casey. Mrs. Frank alete' CItlre Oun»y, Blla Held, The experiments sre being c«r- Curcy. Mrs Julius Klsh and Mrs.|J"»'» Held, Florence Hlub. Elaine Krasdalc 'ried out. under contract, by theElsie Sweda wpre ln charge of hos-18«bo will befrtn at the Prudential Sauerkraut M9 sri OHfllUn corporation of plulity. ' 'Insurance Co. on June SO. Skinless Franks™ m 45c canc s Los Angeles, manufacturers of the Jottwtr model GCA unlti iuch aj RnWts l J( thi one installed *t LsGusrdla flcM S1W Bacon n 69c DBJE881NO Jar * - rfj)r ejierirnenUl use by Civil Aero- w-, . . PEACHES, X ''nautlej admlnlstrxtion. GOV'T SURPLUS RELEASE! General McClelland Indicated OFFICER STYLE NAVY BLUE Smoked Tongnes „ 45c that the drmy air forces Is follow- Fruitroix gjg, «- 35( ty, If somewhst mor* slowly, 'he GABARDINE RAINCOATS $11.95 ' ntvy's lead in (ull-teale adoption <>f j White Sailor Pants (29 to 44) \r4& Sausage Meat JKK n,45c Orange Juiced tr 23r the GCA system of "blind landing" lll'tf: 1 (Ittrlng periods of bad weather. He ! Suntan Pants ..! 1.95 rliiiiiniiiij Ii more announced that the AAF belitvrF IL thHIl il Klfl It Bacon as*; * )/4m28c Crape Juice Jjr^ 48. ba» sufficient GCA equipment n U.S. Navy Black Calf Shoes 5.99" \y\\\ \'v II sfnrrcH maintain 24 overseas units «nri si Emergency Lights iif Joy nm! pridf Bolowfrench in In tM» United States, with m^« Florida *3Q/» style, 1*.«. can lO( n he ail. lulf* Dot. O if if stand-by machines at critical flfirf". it linr ORANGES He added that he believed insula- i Suntan CJiino Shirts '. 2.45 from our He!e<(- 19-ci. tion of H.S (instrument landing rv%- lion nf friiiitiin- GrwnCnt can 1 l c H il I i ii m " n il Head , tem), a radio rather than a r?dr- Fatigue Pauls " 1.85 ringp. JEWEBLV LETTUCE -'Ilndlng lid, would be restricted u> MANY OTHER SURPLUS ITBIfS 8 GIFTS FOR Crisp 19(. 10 installttlons. * LiCiLljIl I XaWe Bunch Tomato SauceHunl,4 M: 25c Pilots of the AAF. he reported. ARMY & NAVY SURPLUS STORE GRADUATES bid made 3.000 GCA Unfllfijn up HANDSOME tjntil U)e end of 1W«. No »crUi*iits OI'EN EVpNINOS Til,. 1:30 GIFTS FOR "DAD" TOMATOES a .„ 19cApplesauce 2£ 2^:29c were reported. 97 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET Father's Day Schlmmel Plum- K*<»r to Check Descrni. "HER EXCELLENCY" June 15 Rr.rriri, ALL LEADING BRANDS OF A* a preparatory step to rnm- JEWELS pktely automatic landings, General iy,ri. SWEETENEp McClelland explained, the AAF In. Expert tends to develop an extension of Watch, Clock, COSTUME AND Peanut Butter 39c RELIGIOUS OCA that would enable the pilot of It's Papa Who Pays! Jewelry Repairing CONDENSED MILK the plane to watch his descent on JEWELRY rtdsf scopes )n,the airplane. The Grapefruit Jipice ! pilot Is now "talked down" by a1 Remember HIS Day at ground unit viewing rtdar scopes. SHARI Jewelers PURE ' In the final development there' BIRDS IYE would be neither a ground control- IRVING S, SALL9. PROP. 16-OZ. IAII ler* nor any reference to radar In FROSTIEIV . the plane, tht automatic pilot mak- goodman's gift shop 327 Fulton Street N. J. BIRDSEYE I BIRDSEYE BIRDSEYE ing the night corrections und bring- ing the plane onto the runway. 7.) Washington avenue ' . WOODBBlQfiE 8-1223 MIXED PROCCOLI HADDOCK FBUJT CUTS FiLLEtS General McClelland disclosed e*rter*t, new ;ersey -r- Authorised Bulova Deader — that the "nil-weather" AAF *'r route from Washington to Wilming- phone ca-8-$?57 IS oz. 13 oz. n,43c rrrrrrz3i^rri-^sEirzz_ ton, Ohio, had operated ftvi round- Vip lights s week since last August SUPER SUDS OCTAGON AJAX ) OXYDOL with only two cancellations. On MEN'S TOILETRIES SMOKERS' NEEDS LAUNDRY SOAP CLEANSER , these flights the pilots By "under STUDENTS • • ATTENTION!! the hood," cut off from visual ref- Ronwm A Evwu LIGHTERS Bar 10c erence outside the cockpit, from « YARDLEY'S take-off to lsndtng. • • OLD SPICE Kaywoodie & Weber PIPES TEEN-AGE MEMBER OF TWIN COUNTY KM Fait jig tyf* to • 5EAFORTH HUMIDORS ' SEWING CLASSES IntfJin Cbialit Ex^alnt ft • CHARBRET CIGARS Start JUNE 28, 1947 BOMBAY, INDIA.-In tola land • LENTHERIC POUND TOBACCO where a "f»t uoto dtaih" It a All girli—ages 10-17 years—admitted. Com- popular weapon with which to «up- • HAW1CK Rogers Tobacco Pouches plete courae in Home Dressmaking. Individdal- -rrt political or other dtniandf a noted Indian scientist hs* luued a iced instruction. CIIOOM th* only car giving treatise on "th* ahemUtiy of fa*t- Penpnalized Gifts For All Occasion* ing" ' SPECIAL RATES He recommends the taking of BIO-CAR QUALITY mild alkalies to ncutratU* the bod- 2-HOUR LESSONS ily acids produced by fitting, de- Best Seller Lending library You M* lfc* tlgtar b*ovty ^ claring that "in ita/vatlon, glyco- AT LOWEST COST Stirm^ oi My by Rjher-iounJ gen of the body disappear* Out In ACT NOW!—Summer it the time to start 9R>y '• Ch»*rot»l and hi9hr three or four dayi, leavilif fatt and on your Back-to-School Wardrobe! ctkvi can—wid you J«I 1J l proteini to be oxidized. Quick JJXI- i datlon of fats «nd ptoWbu takes place and generates ««lon* bodied Uvtly gift... SINGER SEWING CENTER which are poisonous,.* - delightful duo 70 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. ...ulrtiQj thought* P. A. 44-0741 Tuohir Earn i of Lilac-Time OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 U |atU« *. t4n 01} SPRlNGlflELD, Tf^fM - Vic- tor Baggett, IS, lubsiilute teach- er *t Adunu. near here, can Mb It out—cantor oil atjU - and Ukc Nw, Liberal II—rough and tumble atyte. Some of Baggett'i pupita Vacation thwt4 bubble gum In clan. Ha LOAN (tattled out until ioset of t»Mor

told thelt fathers, fitven Policy m parents pu\u4 in frvnt «f tch«x>l and waited (or Bag- for riesideats of IVoodbrldge and neighborinK towns! Own to both men and the guy who gava our. women. '/ Sutlify yput daWrv atui save your fWfani castor oil," on* ihout^d. TMnk of *»*» iht BW-CAJ QUAUTY you tMHy want-nm« g^iAf t'a jttyt it back to him." •£**!*" knocked th* flnt two IF YOU HAVE fiffB OF II * «owMf prlM* and wMh lew CMI of oporaHon aod upk^pl 1% down- The ether five 5 s w(«^f.a»^»vJV(TWifMcHywtal.vou»*wi«yw^y Mm to the ground and MITTUCH'S a now 1947 Ck«vroUI-lb« «r> cor giving WO-CAR QUAUTY M i him up | bit &ut their ( 25 it 300 LOWEST COST-ai It tbow» by Hi* fallowing fotke Better tkug Store" . BaKett drink In* bottle of Jff ¥8 TOWY! 4 they bid. f«lth«»la-Cvcr(«d tyi-ufo MI gat H jy0 im oil if ice. Immediate action—9 out of W accommodated on sig- ' chtwtd bttbbit turn in natuia, auto, furniture or plary. Any amouiut (or aoy PUIJNWI aspay to It WWbg, or lpss. lfl sinaU, Wlf fl five even-monthly payments. JJoa't •«•< gwJne yowr < \ WM KM*ytv , pt*tan( c«r |n p^ ^« w^#|^ ^ie,iacdiciiici pi. ASK FOM Iriiq H to u* f of o lumrnar tvnt-up mt it* »W*M, <||fMnii«U« patient*. I . tfll M* jh«w muck you take &mt od i" -In I' K mmw CHEV Yr

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Mott tax MUM von by U, 0. tn oly Fam% !Hrs. Ctittt 1948 anl lMirtenchd mn. ' For Hn* AnmHoMk Roosevelt Hotel Bar ci&- 545 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET ERSTMUd t tlon ab the annual meeting held held from her home, A rtfQuiem ,„,;,!,. home toai«ttt*hen was re-elecud president of the LA-. N (n the bwrtnew office, 5 the strong Fords dies' Auxiliary, Carteret Post. 32> * It Increase* a child's '.Muboy A. A., 3 to 2, the largely Attended delegates to the counts Convention ton held services on $undty after- SATlJpfbAY and POPULARITY. We all know i nniiv tossers climbed into In Perth Amboy July 12 at the noon. The Firemen Worn th* Fhre what ability.to play music t i,];i,-f in the twelve-eteam House Co. No. 1 oaid their respect* means ln grtde school, high Aj i - Many reWtlve* Masonic Temple:. Mrs, Jakeway, ' IS ,, , U'AKne. At present they aria friends attended1 the funeral Jlrs. Oleckneri His. Cutter und la a body on Sunday evening: Tfc school and particularly In 'i;,. j half-same behind the ~ , " morning tor James Mrs. Pfennig. Also (Tppotnted to C. 3. Rjukovios held the oomrfcittftl college i- uiinit HAACS. i •urns. Atlantic 8tr«t, held from attend the department convention services at the grave. AMATEUR NIGHT! * Many leading men and n,,ly Family team had two lis home August 9 at Scottish Rite temple, The honorary hearers ittW. Mrs. BRING YOUR TALENT WITH YOU women ln the world toddy in whirl! they scored four A sejtmn high mans of requiem Trenton, were Mis. Cutter, Mrs. Mary Chamra, Mrs. Maii Breohka, studied music and play an „ i, I,nd thai was the fltyt was offered 'at 8t, Mary's .Church Jakeway and Mrs, Oleckner. Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs Stephen Instrument Children who • SURPRISES GALORE possess the character, per' |.fl 'Lemons" Lewandow- with ftcv. Walter Mesk of 8t. Jos- Plans were made to hold a Joint Kaalmer, Mrs, Valetine D'Zurflla sonallty and ability that ,mtit for the victory M- »ph's Hills Academy, Arrochar, meeting Tuesday xtf the local and Mrs Susanna Maaola, mem- * SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS ,, !„• npefled help from Carl 8. I. as celebrant and Rev. Louis American Legion and its auxiliary bers of the Indies Jednota Society, music develops will surely qualify as leaden In the i, -ik in the alxth. 8elfer. of Bt, Joseph's Church, Ln the Carteret High School with Mrs. Mary Medveti, Mrs. Mary world ok tomorrow. ,„:,! nine will have a busy Linden as deacon. Burial was in students who took part tfi tbt Abaray, Mrs. Justine Kussner. Mrs. ,.,i playing torfteht and 8t. Gertrude's Cemetery, Wood- poppy poster contest as guests. Helen 3Uvka, Mrs. Pauline Sweda. DANCING-FUN FOR ALL !,, pprth Amboy Sunday •rldge, where Rev. Casper Yost The meeting was held at the Mrs. Veronica Strain, and Mrs. MUSICAL ,,i u-iiere they will encage ead the committal prayer. home of Mrs. Fred Ruclcrtegel Michael Toth members of 8t, INSTRUMENTS Stephen C. C. at, Waters Bearera were James Dunne, Mary's Society of the Greek Cath- DEUCIOUS SOUTHERN FRIED CHIGKEN FOR ,,] Then on Tuesday they Thomas Kinnelly, John 'Sugrue, olic Union. WITH FRENCH FRIES • .^uth Amboy where they Frank Clantar, John S. Olbrlcht Sucred Heart Holy GRADUATION .... • i Me South Amboy A. A. and John Connelly. GIFTS Name El«ct$ Staff SON TO HARRINGTONS HAMBURGERS • ROAST PORK - BOILED HAM ipirihoiii League game. The CARTEREt—Mr. and Mrs. John WITH HQME MADE PICKLES, TOMATOES, PEPPERS \niboy nine are only a hali- Parents Fete Daughter I CARTERET—At a meeting of J. Harrington, Atlatnk Street, are v, i,,.miid the Holy Family the Holy Name Society of the the parents of a son. born at St. SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNAMENT „ , ;|K- league standing. At Birthday Party i .Sacred Heart Church, Sunday, Elizabeth's Hospital, Elizabeth. EVERY WEDNESDAY—« P. M. SHARP Eddie's Music Center & School of : ,,!!.•ht/s contest the local election of officers took place for Mrs. Harrington Is the former 357 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, • i.:i hiivc: Romanowskl, If; CARTERET - Mr. and Mrs. the coming year. They are: Doris Scally, daughter of School OPEN TO ALL! •;, A i.ukasiuk, cf;'Manl- Frank Rubinan, 67 Hudson gtreet, Joseph Hlub, President; Andrew Commissioner and Mrs. John PHONE P. A. M}»0 M.uctniak, rf;' Mako* • iABGE PARKING A.REA IN REAR OF HOTEL • held a surprise birthday part* for Baumgnrtner, vice president; Scally. sibn, b; Kolbns, Fleczy- tr*ir daughter, Dolores. Qamrt Francis D'Zurilla, secretarj; and Vi.'iiiiski will pitch and were played and songs w»re sung. Peter Kubda, treasurer, • „ hind the plate. Molcian Thoge ?pho attended were Missw The Rev, Andrew J, 8akson, • i ;iik Mosknk, Penkul and Anna Flegel, Rose Marie Kwh, spiritual adviser spoke on the . • [,: will be held In-reserve Anne Melnlck, arfd Rose Domln- •Wwk« of the Holy l^aroe Society." CHRISTENSEN'S ; A A has many college Kuel. July 13 will be tha-next communion . , ;• lineup: C Farrtll, as; Al» Fi-ank Pateet, Frank Rubin- Sunday and the next monthly "THE FRIENDLY STORE" ',-., Aninnides i. f; Murdock an, Billy Varga, Frank Bamburak, meeting will be held on Monday ii, if; KluJ, rf; Korczdw- Joe Menendez and Joseph Oago July 14, , i)mifp«», 2b; Petersftn, c Mr. and Mri..Palsel, Mr. Sanches, .-.. • -:v p. Mrs. Blahmond, Mis. Mawnls, Mrs. Hreshe Now on Way i-in1: nine holds down 4tl Michael Wortijtko, and Miss Mary • 'in Intei'boro League. Bamburak. Back to United States [INS SiHtlidtwtz Sets VISIT AT SHORE CARTERET-Technician Fifth CARTERET-Mr. and Mrs. John Oracle Alvln E. Breske, of 56 Thor- \,iir lor Her Wediting Wolsky and children, Brendfi and nal Street, is now enroute to the John Francis, spent a day at As- United. States aboard the S. S, < \- i iifKT — Miss Barbara bury Park this week. General Brewster from Paranaque ,•••• .i.iuehterof Mrs. Kath Replacement and Disposition Com- •-,:•.'Miu'i/.. 64 Wheeler Ave DAUGHTER TO LEVYS mand south of Manila. ;;;,i i;-ite Michael Spogan CARTERET—A daughter, June Upon his arrival in San Francis- • •• Auisust 23, as the daU Rose, was born to Mr. and Mrs. co he will be sent to Camp 8tonl- i; i i,i'!c tu Andrew Medesh Joseph Levy of Philadelphia. Mrs. man Personnel Center to be dis- : : '.!. ,md Mrs. Wasil Hedesl Levy Is the former Violet Klein, charged from the Army and re- ii.,::iiniili, Pit. The ceremony this borough. leased from the service. .-i jiiarc (it St. Demetrius' ..; chinch,here. • -v i ....Lull Tiflin" wtil

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GRADUATION GIFTS A MAl'TIFUI. SELECTION TO CHOOSE }»OM i t WHDAY, JUNE 13, 1947 the aiK^or boltbOIUs maIM the roeWfc boy fatate^ and Was carrier i •: fOO MANY XEKOF.S BENEFITS KXTEN8ION Mr. and Mrs, Medvetz Church Notes FMe Barbara Szabo Veterans Unit Hat' pot* crashed into- the street, Thfe hospital. .jj CHICAGO ••- Rpufllni! over a Mted whether they wished vet- "' fljMTfUi granting n divorce to Mrs. Entertain at Parly Ot&ifth Birthday Membership kith erans' organtestlons to support THR FUST PRE8BYTUUAN 5'CWtttella dp Fnr<\ 25. a Judge dis- bills to remove the nine-year lim- CARTKRET — An Increase in jl'-domeed that HIP decree ordered CARTERKT-™Mr, and Mrs. John CHiriCH CARTERET-A party was given itation on veterans' educational Cartmt for Barbara 8«abo in honor ol her membership is reported by St. ,' j/ the husband Jumps R. dc Pore,, 30, benefits. 47 college* and universi- Medvetz, Whetler Avenue, enter- Ellas' Post. T97, Catholic War Vet- Beautify your home with • *» to p»y $10,000 ii wrek support to Rev. I). K. Loral*. Minister flftB birthday at her home on ties replied, no; thlrty-elRhl. ye«. tained at a surprise party at their erans. - V* to* JS-montli-old dnuR'ilrr, Ionise Bandar Serricc Randolph Street. Misses Karen according to a poll conducted by home In honor o( the t.wenly-flflh Eskeson, Judith Kubala, Peggy At the last meeting, the p •• ' Jidnn. The ainnunl should have Father's Day will be emphasized ,. bwn 110 a week. the Veteran* of Foreign Wars. weddlnR anlnvemry nf her broth- NtHtebala, Bui-burn Klsh. Theresa initiated 36 new members. Rev er-in-law Bnd dlslrr. Mr. and Mrs at the Presbyterian Church on Domonlc Dohanyos, the post chap- VENETIAN .Sunday, June 15, at trie morning Bosze. Patricia Stpos. Nancy Riessi, Andrew Kondrach, of Outtunbeni. Irene Szabo. William Szabo, Wil- lain, CWV, was the speaker. Ouenis wire Mr. and Mrs Kon- hour of worship. There will be "Communism in Our Ranks" was special music by the choirs under liam /3ebok, Julius Kish, Leslie his topic. drach and children Anna. Eileen Szatxi, Mrs. Julius Rlesz, Mrs. Roosevelt Hotel Liquor Store and Andrew Jr.. Mrs. Anna Rey- the direction of Mrs B. J. Ben- Other guests present were the BLINDS nett The pastor will have as his Walter Ripos, Mrs. Louis 8»bo, Rev. C. S. Roskovics, pastor of 8t. nautl and John Bohm of Oulirn- Mrs. Sophie Szabo, Mr. and Mrs. STEVEN KITTY, PROP, berg; Mr. and Mrs- Joseph Rtura sermon topic, "God's ne*d for Ellas' Church; Commander Prank and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph sumek men." Lester Szabo, of Carteret, and Dollnich of Sacrtd Heart Church PHONE CARTERET 8-9194 of Bayonne; Miss tAWIr Zumbrum John Both. Mr, and Mrs. John and Alex Such of St. Elizabeth's •ALUMINIM of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.; Joseph Kof- Both, J.f* of Woodbridge; Peggy Post, CWV. 543 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET trab of Now York nty. Mr and Elizabeth Presbytery Paeyas, Mrs. MarRaret Pagyas, John Polanin, Steven Stokers. Mrs. John R. Medvetr Mrs. Ed- Miss Arty and Mrs. George Arty, Stephen Kunak and George KujU •STEEL ward Medvetz, Mrs Mary Med- Meets Here Tuesday of Perth Amboy, were the guests served on the hospitality commit- veta, Mr and Mrs. Francis Medvet,?:. of Miss Szabo. tee. RIGHT FROM OUR HUGE REFRIGERATOR! Mr. and Mrs Frank Medvet./, and CARTERET-The June mat- Piano selections were given by •WOOD daughter, Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. ing of the Presbytery 6( Eliza- Peggy Nedisbala, Barbara Kish Steven Medvetz, Mr. and Mrs Paul beth will be held in the First and Julius Kish. Mrs. Woliky New Head QUARTS Chamra, Mr. and Mrs John Siplak, Presbyterian Church here on WE ARE CERTAIN KBBL. MM. Mary Stonek, Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday. The sessions will open Of Nurses' Association Joseph Wllus, Steven Medvet?., at 11 o'clock and close some ' Aid Group THAT WE CAN STEINIES Francis Medvely, and John Medvet/. time in the afternoon. CARTERET—Mrs. Blanche Wol- Jr., all of town The ladies of the church will At Closing Session sky was elected president, of the SAVE YOU serve a luncheon to the members Registered Nurses Association at CASES BV Bi.sm.sl* CAJ1S of the Presbytery who will con- CARTERET — The Hebrew La- this week's meeting. Others eleeted j MONEY! BEER sist of the ministers and elders dies' Aid Society held Its closing were: Mrs, Dorothy Baksa, vice Janas /VOID Serving president; Mrs.Mae Pee, treas- For Banquets, Weddings, Picnics, Dances of the forty-ftve churches which meeting at the hojne of Mrs. Leo On Aircraft .Carrier compose the Presbytery. Rockrnan on Randolph Street. A urer and Mrs. fimily Lenart, sec- See Us For An Estimate! donation was voted for the First retary. CARTERCT — Edward Jwnas, Aid Squad and the Kiddie Keep Plans were made for an outlm: ONLY PLACE IN CARTERET chief machinist's rnate, USN, sonHelen Dorothy Well Camp. In July to Roosevelt Paik. Follow- D. COHEN'S of Mrs. Nellie Janas of 18 Hudson Prize winners were Mrs. James ing the meeting the members went WITH PABST BLUE RIBBON ON DRAUGHT Street, Is serving aboard the air- A Prospective Bride to the home of Mrs. Wolsky on Brown, Mrs.' Jacob Daniels, Mrs. Edgar Street to Celebrate the birth-1 craft carrier U8S Philippine Sea, William Brown, Mrs. Simon Ment- which has returned to the United CARTERET — Announcement days of Mrs. Wolsky and Mrs. Mil- WE I RN1SH COOLERS. Bl.'iCHES, TABLES 8t»tes after a shakedown cruise in has been made by Mr. and Mrs cher, Mrs Iieo Brown, Mrs. Isa- dred Oalvanek. I the Caribbean frrea. Michael Melnick, 48 Hudson Street, dore Brown and Mrs. Samuel The special prize was won by] ROYAL DEPT. STORE FOR PICNICS The Pthllpplne Sea was one of of the engagement of their daugh- Chodosh. Mrs. Pee, the 13 ships that participated in ter. Helen Dorothy, to" Stanley C. 7tl State Street, Cor. Wayne P. A. 4-2 M the Navy's Antarctic Expedition. Wojclk, son of Mr. and Mrs. An-jlVew/V. Y. IJ. Degree Admiral King urges militant thony Ercegovic, 12 Chrome Ave- peace to buttress the U. N, Large meeting room available for veteran*' units, nue t No date was set for the wed- For Nathan H. Berry FRIENDLY CIRCLE MEETS ding. The announcement was made clubs and other organizations—FREE of charge. CARTERET-—The wedding an- at a dinner party held at the Mel- CARfERET-Nathan H. Berry, niversaries of Mrs. Edward Smith nick home which also marked hei son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barry, arid Mrs. Adam Sosnowski and, thegraduation from Carteret HIRII 130 Union Street, a graduate of School. SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! birthday of Miss Sally Bogash the Carteret High School, received were celebrated at the meeting of The prospective bridegroom at- his third New York University de- the Friendly Circle held at the tended Carteret High School prior gree at commencement exercises home of Mrs. John Kurdyla in to his induction into the Army and of the university! He previously FACTORY Bayonne. is now employed by the U. S. received bachelor of' science and GEORGE'S MARKET Others present were Mrs. John Metals Refining Company. bachelor r.i arts degrees and yes- Decker and MrMs. Plunk Ku- Guests at the dinner were Mr. I terday took his master of busi- and Mrs. Anthony Ercegovic. Mr. TO YOU! QUALITY MEATS—GROCERIES—VEGETABLES kulya. Mrs. Gerald Skoczynski, of I ness administration degree. Bayonne, wa.s a guest. The next and Mrs. E. C. Harrington, Mr. Barry is a veteran of three and and Mrs. Steven Qluchoski, Mrs. a half years in the Army. During PHONE CARTERET 8-5717, meeting will be held at the home Charles Volashin, Mrs. Pauline of Mrs. John BoKa.sh in Her- Kaschur, Miss Eleanor Melnick, the past few months in: liasbeen 66 WASHINGTON AVENUE CARTERET man Avenue June 24. all of town; Mrs. William Backus, the medical sales engineering con- Mrs. Andrew Petryshyn and Mr. sultant for the Hanovia Chemical and Mrs. Robert Downs and son and Manufacturing Company of You Call - We Deliver CARD OF THANKS of Linden. Newark. HASEK Social scientist sees .aged popu- Increase in jobless is called no We wish to express our sin- lation tripling by 19751 sign of a slump. For the first time since the war we are able to Fresh Made *}(\ cere thanks to all of our rela- offer shirt* with a retail store value of $3.25 and tives, friends and neighbors for CHOPPED MEAT 1b. 0 7^ their many acts of kindness, up for as low as spiritual bouquets, beautiful Lean Plate floral tributes, given during our SPENCER recent bereavement in the loss $1.79 CORNED IttXF lb. of our beloved mother, grand- 'ttlDmOVAUf BBS/CNED mother and great-grandmother, Pride of the 1

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The Perfect Gift i /£»mr For Yowr, Daddy GIFTS The Perfect Shirt - - The Perfect Gift SALE DAYS Shirts to Please Every ?H EVERY fWDAY NITK FOR THE Ovt handsomely made, high quaUi; thlrU are WIT to satisfy Uu mart dl«riminaUn« man! We him a vUb wlw- J SATURDAY I SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS I'M »VE CHANGED THE SINCE tfcn oTstJIfts, a«d stripes! / 1A.M. to 6 P.M. WAY W AHEAOl T-~ * IVE SERVE AND BUT YOUVE HARDLY WHli;E BROADaOTH FUSED Her engagement diamond" S" WHITt: NEGg$AW) SHIRTS, $ \ -•-• •• i more than a gift. It will be a ^ source of joy and priflte through WMlc 2x1 Broach, Sljtt«d CoUw, P *' > " ( ail the years ahead. Chooae '< Q i it here from oujr selection of"' guaranteed diamond rings. ;^ SFQRT SHIRTS Co.! CHMELUatS The VetcrsiM CLASSIFIED itatw that v. M0 World War II alenUf or through tCHTB MlMt, ttnki repalrad, w»»h l IBkrhltU rcMltxl, U cashed In on m«*>tri ih*rp*n«d *nS rapatrwl, and subsistence benefits u*l t\*A »nd ratmthlnt. Bmll II, not due them. Most' Albr«cht, il< HMM HtfNt, C'*Tt«r«t Collection of tin* pentatlon by veterans Jobs or who are at and In many InsUuieWf ALL TTPEH OK ROOrM RKPAIItRl) «!•(•—HhlnklMhnklM.. Til* ind Pint RRoofao . educational strtwlJit«nce i •Palntlig-Paper Hlixms • Bikk WIW*IUU Wmnr-prooftdWmnprooftdWf . and collection of ND ItOOriNIOOriNd AND MMKTAIT , WOllKWOlKH federal unemployment public Accwmttaf TIf TOP IIS N«w Bruiuwlck Avi«u« Prosecution of the Raymond Jackson i ptrlh Amboy. N. 1. planned. Penalties pro INCOMT Fords Liquor! E. Nielsen £. F. Davit TAXI P. A. 4-«44« I-Jtf range from loss of all SYSTEMS. &Son Complete line of TE8TED TOP SOU Ones and imprisonment, I12.M PER LOAD, CAB SERVICE, INC RRPAIMNU DRUGGIST Domestic and Imported PAINTING AND PAPER- MMIOUt IMVICE SAND Plan* Koyt Tl«-rovfr«(t. TAX FRAUDS Winei - liquors • Beer* U.M PER TON RcflnUhtd Llka N«w. 519 New Brunswick An. HANGING E»i'«ll»nt ll«>uU*. Criminal prosecutions 88 Main Street GRAVEL QgMHf m Ctll Woodbrldn »-07«7-n Forfi, N. J. frauds, are Increasing, KM PER .TON WO0MMIK1I After t P. M. retary Snyder. of Oft WoodbrWfsj, N. J. 145 Avenel Street, Avenel l.-I, 5-19; 8-I9* „ no* 4M W If ten are hftkllnt a party, wed- IS SPEAR ST. who points out that lit Tetohottt S:I5M ding otitini, etc., phone Wo«lbridgft»-14« MtTUCREN, N. I. 1M Vint M MUo FOR »\VR • pleaded Rullty or were P. A. Phone Metncton 6-US1 ftoBMUML on Income tax i BATHTUBS-Uvutory b»»ln«, loll* nine months of the' PAPER HANGING comhlnntlor.i, mcillrlnt iiblntti, Sttrat Telephone WoodbiUdi* 8-1U9 year, compared with All Latest Detlf n Papers Tncklag tl" cabinet romhlniflon «lnk, cot. Pj-escriptions tublna* »n<1 nttlngn, braan anil Blfr In the first nine Woodbridge pip* »nd Attlnii. J", 3", r, 5" «' last one- The Oovernmeilt «< Cosmetic* . Hallmark Cardi Estimate* Cheerfully Glren cant Iron soil plpo and flttlng-K Con Andrew J.Utin ninl nil burning I'fillorn, rant Irii |l,4«lJ>00.000 In exti Liquor Store John F. Ryan, Jr. Veterans' Trucking mdlalort, Ontral Hnlldcra Huppl drulng the nine JO8I ANDRASOIK, Prop. Co., 201 Heronrt St , Terlh A many H. Westberg 134 Ambey Avenue N. ;, P. A. 1-6100. 5/2»-«/il 40.8 per cent more tfri Publix Drug Store 1 lected In the similar Complete Stock of Domestic and Sand and Dirt Fill Perth Anboj, N. J. MADE SLIP COVB1W a year. ' 95 Main Street and Imported Wines, Beers M. Radecsky r. A. i- and Liquors. •Ham Under New Ownership pny, &» Inw AH |I.!C pfr wpi-k. V.n nrros $62 Roo«*r*Jt AranM Woodbridge, N. J. Phone Woodbfid|« 8-20M-W Phme P. A. iiU% for tret rutlrnnlr. ABI S74 AMBOY AVENUE R. PEUCAN and W. PURDY Purnllura A IVrnmtlnn i'n., W TAl COAt Telephone 158 BUCKNELL AVENUE N*w Rrunawlck Avenue, Perth Am Cartwvt. H. J. 1 WOODBIIIIKIK TOWN WOODBRIDGE, N. J. WOODBRIDOE, N. J. Mavltir and General Hauling boy, N. J. t &/J9-6/I rlflop—own«r retiring. UB rnllrnnd iil>l|ng; cnmplttk • "Anything - Anytime - Anywhere" . Connote. Isi&.OD. M. rrl>- and eqtllpmant. ' • fraits ft Vegetables 0 in Mnrtool l)rlvi., Wooil FRANK P, SIWIEC ft ( Locksmith Pet Ship Phone WO-8-HR7-J. 1ST Hal! Avenue, Btrlh A. P. A. 4-44H Building CMtraetors • • W.4NTKD Til HKNT # SERVING RAHWAY AND FRESH DAILY F. Ternay • Vacim Cleavers • VICINITY FOR 30 YEARS WANT TO HBNT 4 OK C ROOMS. ATTICS REMODELED V. 8. GOVT INSPECTED SAND Mrn. O'l)unn«ll, 22 Keltk Av«nu«, Repairing lawn mnwrra, «irdr HORSE MEAT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY C«rli«rot. Itinnc Cnrtpret 8-5180. PORCHES - GABAGE8 I110U, hlkr», lock*. «*ir«, KUIII, door C. P. «-12' GOOD JOBS rhrckii, lrnul« rat-krta, rtt. $2.00 PER TON HOOVER VACUUMS KITCHENS - BATH8 l,ft nnr limn nperlrorr n*d prf 5 lbs. — $1.00 HKAI. MUTATE HOOFING AND SIDING rlalnn marhlnr rr h«- to jnnr henrflt GRAVEL WITH t NO uiirHn tvnrk In our nhiHi! WITH ATTACHMENTS. JOE'S PET SHOP NEW HOMBH (lTer»b.> FOR TAINTING INSOLATION $3.00 PER TON HARDWARE and PAINTS riNAKCINfl AUKANIIKD Cheerfully Anthony's Spdrt & Key Shop 1138 IRVING STREET 1-2-J-rtOOM COTTAOKS .... S1T5 up Engine L»the Hi ANTHONY J, HolU,lN(f, Vnp. Woodbrldfte 8-0832-W I HTOIIY—4-6 rooiiui .... |«O»-|J700 RAHWAY, N. J. Fords Hardware Co., Inc. 1H-8TORY—6-« roomn. t8fl!5-|J«7IAI,K • COMPANY 1 ablnet Combination Sink A Tub INSURANCE GAS, OIL, LUBRICATION, 1>RESS UP YOUFT HOME 61lSayre Avenai Maion and Building Linoleum Tops & Formica Tops With t Fueral Directors • TIRE REPAIRS Perth Amboy, N. '1; Contractor ' Millwork of All Types Battery Charging, Truck and VENETIAN BLINDS GIRLS WANTED Rapreisnting Boynton Brothart Car Repairs Clopay from 13.44 P. A. 4-5800 .18 FREEMAN STREET ALL WORK GUARANTEED & Co. Over 27 Years 24-Hjftur Towing Service Metal : from $5.88 Experienced operators on Woodbridge 8-1549 WINDOW SHADES shirt*. Synouiecki Acme Milling & Lumber Untei—tide hemmed 49c Telephone 8-ltM AVENEL, N. J. OPERATORS W7 . Washable shades—complete Girls to learn a good trade Company Ttl. Woodbrid*. ».1S»2-J ROUTE 25 Funeral Home Avene| Street, Near SchooJ 59c and 69c each on To work on Children's Steady 'work; one weelc Bu « Repairs FABERS GIFT SHOP Singer Sewing Machines. with pay; good pay. Apj HOVBKWAMES 46 Atlantic Street Vacation* and holidays teret Novelty Drew p Clarkson'a 123 Smith St. Perth Amboy 4-4596 Wheeler Avenue, Carteret with pay. Carteret, N. J. Woodbridge Lumber Co. SEWING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS Telephone Carteret 8-5715 ESSO SERVICE Wearing Apparel Insurance Benefits, I WASHING MACHINES PERATORSWA Amboj ATOBM and Jasnai StM*l EXPERTLY REPAIRED COMPLETE LING Singer Jewing Mach 111 tl.IHNG MATKRIALS CO. Finttire Woodbridce, N. J. Wo«*rid|«, M. J. OF ' CARTERET SHIRTS n Light Work Carteret Sewing Good Pny ' SAVE % ON PORCH AND 8-0125 ! LADIES' A CHILDREN'S WEAR me Ait iifI Street -Avenel. N. J. LAWN FURNITURE WQ4-1SU Compensation and Other Center •52 Roosevelt Avenue ill. UK Mutton) WoaJhrMgc H-19H 46 IHTD8ON OTREFT ; Benefits. SPECIALS LISTED BELOW GERTRUDE'S SPECIALTY " Carteret, N. J. POKCH ROCKKR . VM Carteret 8-6225 Apply Between 8 A. M. tn BANE NTKKt, (HAIH 7.9S & YOUTH SHOP 5 P. M. ( HtKK 1,(11 NMH 19M Mivlng NOW AVAILABLE! AUTO BODY REPAIRS 58 WASHINGTON AVENUE tiHAIH LAWN MOWERS HELP WANTED S. S. SPORTSWEAR • LINOLEUM VACHT CHAIH Hand ft Power—Repaired • (ONGOLEUM RUGS BKA4H I MHRKI.LA TJS At Reasonable Prices CARTERET 8-6512 54 Cutters Lane HAMMO4-K WH'll I'll,LOW .... 3.0S HALL'S WAREHOUSE and Precision Ground •< ONGOWALL Woodbridge, New J • INLAID Other Item* — Ifciallie In Cabinet fops Averafe Charge for Fords Body Works - Brazlag t Phone WO-B-2329 Winter Brothers CARTERET, N. J. Sharpening Hand Mower WAITRESSES IIKillWAV n AVK.\KL, N. J, 416 New Brunswick Ave. Hmimgartnen* FURNITURE MOVING $2,25 , SODA DISPENSERS VKTKKA.M . t Ovra 10 V H, lo H I'. H. STORAGE AND GENERAL Fords Clark's Welding Works III II DEB ft 8UPPLT CORP. Ckonr ixnlkrldir H-IJUT mi flitch' to thla "[ TRUCKING A. £. Larson Weldinr and Brailng CASHIER I'hoiie Carteret R-M51 Perth Amboy 4-2610 Portable Equipment I "BIO HKAI.." ' II C! RANDOLPH STREET UNCLAIMED FURNITURE Tel. Woodbridge 8-2M1-J 45 FIFTH AVENUE Window Guards Made HOSTESSES Vuur HDNORAIILR DISrHAHOP (ABTERET, N. J. Firs FOR SALE Trailer Hitches Made la all that fou urri to > CARTERET 8-5540 AVENEL, N. J. PORTERS COMI'I.HTHt.Y HITKIT f«f I Geis Bros. 369 New Brunswick Avenue Cateriig DISH WASHERS $265.00 WOODBRIDGE AJLJ, LUAUS SERVICE STATION Fords, N. J. rMIIKh', HKAt Tn-'U, HUUMi U. Restairaits NKW KliRNITUHB • • (ATEWNG JACK, BILL, FRANK, PROPS. Telephone Perth Amboy 4-0138 WOMEN BAKERS FDR SHOP for K >K ALL OCCASIONS Lepper's WASHING. GREASING Louis Durnya, Prop. U HIDING RECEPTIONS A Weodbridce 8-1308 WEEKENDS AND |2.82 WEEKLY Modern Cold Storage Moving A Storage Co. Gypsy Camp TIRE8 REPAIRED MVIV; ROOM—3-Dtrcf SPECIALTY Most Popular Rendmoos In STEADY POSITIONS 1(0010 Hultf, upHuK oon. i "i i», ( !•• Dakn Plmlni ON PREMISES Local and Lonr Distance Mofini AMBOY AVENUE AND ( New Jersey pud tablri), rucktall taal I'inner* Ht rl Mamifactttrinf tt Repalrlm John Paior, Pros. GREEN STREET ulcturrii, nilrrur. HADIO, V. MICHAEL DEMETER. Prop. Skeleton in Sewer Must be over 18 yean of age. I'VM C'LKAiKII. • •!. •>. Hiiffct l*upp*rs pre- OFFICE, 27S HOBART STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. illlf IMIMll'H. Woodbridge 8-0770 Dancing Saturdays 9 to 2 A. M. BKUUOOIH — ,'t-pl 1 PERTH AMBOY PLEASANT WORKING CON- Unllf, iiltr tablf, iilllana, ^i-r\|.'i., liulp unil Knulp- 522 Amboy Avenue Sundays—7 to 12. Woodbrldg© 8-0887 Pipe In Burled Town •li'-ii for any ni«e affair— Phone 4-2318 vanity lniii|>», xaltrr rugs. ' n«i' nr Hlllull, Woodbridce, N. J. Kal Kedves - Emery Haek DITIONS. APPLY AT ONCE. Evenlnis and Uolldays Call I^;N ftKT — .i-alctt I iflimswarn for rept. and Orchestra Pot of Bold Under Streets of a (ink Kllith.u Net, »«tipM ; Woodbridge 8-2452 uiMDrn, HuuleUUl* i) vs ( ATERBSq SERVICE 41 Esset Street Carteret, N. J. Holohan Brothers . HOWARD n <»h I'KRTH AMBOV ' i Hardware & Paiits • GARAGE Canadian Village. I'. UAMJ*, Pta*. Orteret 8-9599 THE SURPRISE II HIM AHHUY • Mnlcal lastruraeats • Standard Euo Product* * ______JOHNSON'^ ••( umplrlc Home <)u(( BUILDERS' HARDWARE NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. - 7-11 KI(tl\T «T. Kl Headquarters for Quality Musical • ftooflig & Siding • The pot of gold isn't at the end of Route 25 Cinder Blocks PAINTS A PAINTERS' SUPPLIES Instruments and Accessories Woodbridge 8-0064 and 8-0533 Kr>|Mirt 1-044} * ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES the rainbow In British Columbia- Vret Stvritcr — Kw* TRUMPETS, CLARINETS, Cor. Amboj Avenu* and Woodbridge, N. J. 8TOVE8 - KITCHEN CABINETS it's under the streets of New West- l>|ifu 1'rlilny Hud Snlur SAXOPHONES, ACCORDIONS, HINES ROOFING CO. 1 RADIOS - LAMPS Second Street minster along with a newspaper of- Swiss chemical industry Is ex- We an loiated on PERTH AMBOY VIOLINS. UPPOBHB the Font OH Gutters - Leaders - Skylights Flrcatona Tlre» »nd Tuba* fice, the remains of a sawmill and panded as successor to Germany. CONCRETE PRODUCTS Baumgartners' Eddie's Music Center Slate and Asphalt Roofs Woodbrld,.. N J. a jkeleton atuck In a sewW pif*. In the days of the gold rush two REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CO., Inc. BUILDER & SUPPLY CORP. and R«bt*roid Sbinrlei Phone CarUret 8-6881 deep ravinei ran through the mid- School of Music SHOE REPAIR dle of the town, forming a valley In Jl-S! RANDOLPH STREET 357 State Street, which many buildings wert located. Hx8xl 6 BLOCKS CABTERET, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J. flines Roofing Co. AEE VOUB SHOES OUT After the "great lire of W which '•i Ke^isUnt Prompt IkUwry OF SHAPE? P. A. 4-1290 459 Scbo.1 Str««t, Woo4brld»» leveled much of the business dis- ul TOO SMALL? — TOO BIG? P "u,tt,. st. f, A. 4-5445 lisiraice T«l*pl>os« 8-H>77 We •t>rrliil|ir In muMux HIIIM-H trict, the valley was filled In and the HOUSES FOR larkn, *in*ll«r, ' parruivrr, niiltr, town rebuilt on top of it. Music Shop TINSMITH AND ROOFER tuclraa and reitfaapluK Ibeui. Hut they neglected to remove 1NVI8IHI.IH HF,-.SOI.Ii\li. UICUGEN Arthur F. Geis Agency Roofin* and «ldl«f work AND MEII. IIKACUS from the ravine* many objecti |tiret WORK IXIti: WIIIIJ'J 1()|) WAIT •>••'! Fire and Casualty Insurance / Espositos g which have since become increas- CARTERET 184 Green Street Sara wlMBiaa't cammtitl»n Oil SIIOI' ingly valuable. MUSIC AND RECORDS Woodbrldie. N. J. " Why pay $300.00 for « Fascinating glimpses of life be- 165 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE American Shoe Uli«' . « • • • $160.00 job? fore the ftre ar« revealed whenever Men's, FORDS, N. J. Rebuilding and Orthopedic Service excavations are dug for new build- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Compr«hen«lvhon» WdbrlUM 8i* at the main streeto of the town. floor; one roqm finished off in attic. Steam Glen wood Street, Woo4btili|«, N. J. Other residents -remember stories Dll tuners Henry Jamen n Colombian heat. Taxes about $90.00. Florence of a bank clerk who became wedged i Mortgage LOMU Ti»«Jn« an4 S»M in a sewer In one of the ravines, HOUSEHOLD OIL BURNERS Monofram REDUCED TO $9*00, WE Appraisals , M«ta| C«Umt« ' Wa Abo Have and no one bothered to get him out. NEW LOW PRICES Puritan, Perfect, and Florence His skeleton U probably among U»e IMMEDIATE COOK STOVES relics beneath the town. preserve thnt tenure by every of cotton farmeii, txpcrtmtnU In It was Impossible for him to obtain St. Elizabeth'* PTA colleges and universities ftfueator and fair-minded person Tf*a» «re d*iigried to product tot- the cooperation of the teachers In risen an average ol 28 per f hft the stale of Nrw Jersey." ton plants that don't (row cotton. the system. He stated that hp 1ms Cet$ New Heathen since 1939, according to Pirn -i|r. Mlllard L. Lowery. county These tyant« «re Intended to pro- been unable to call a meeting for Truman's Commission on n Hlperiiuendent of schools, also at- duce only tecdi btcauie of th* de- the purpose of obtaining that co- CARTERS1^—Paw"1 new mem'' Education. The Increase in nary student fees range fmn tacked the txMird's position as mand for cotton ifed tn lnduitry. mperatlon and »hat his requests beis Joined St. .EMabeth School per cent in private b^inr, .''•minently unfnlr" and of such a. Thf work Is soother ventwr* In were Ignored hy the teachers. P.TA, at the meeting this week. lures* to "sat education In Car- "This statement was made to They arc Mrs. Ann Herenyl, Mrs. ministration schools to 56 pn thr science of redesigning planti in publicly-supported law mi:. £et lack JO years." Dr. l-owen and animals through jenetlcs to the board some time around March Josehp Toth, Mrs. Julius Papp and IBterted that the only way OoodPl of 1941 It was the first knowledge ; Mrs, George Slsko. O. I. benefits paid by the Vn. bring forth "tallop-m«de" varieties. Administration now make.' tpMld be dJsrh .' i o! the board. Michael Shutel- ace almost bare of cotton fibre and board three years in which to de- LONDON.-Dr. A. Morton Gill, a '. hired jaw, Giacono Lonito, n 63- DUtrict Clnrk Patrick Po- that produce more and larger termine whether or not such a London specialist, reported that he | ye;»r-nld .iunk dealer, was taken- *After Haury declared," seeds. Cottonseed oil is used for person should be retained so that has cured stomach ulcers with noth- itr a hospital. Attendants' found t be hypocritical about this mat- shortening, oleomargarine, aoap, he should then obtain tenure. ing bul water "and assurances. that the patient wore three pairs When a person accepts a contract '' Shulello countered with. "I'd pninls, varnishes, linoleum, print- Dr. Gill said all but one of 20 con- of pants and three shirts and, from any school board, he do* i you to think the same way ing inks and lubricant!. The seeds secutive patients had been cured of sewed into the lining of the inaldt Httury." nnd continued to say also are used as cake and meal. so in the knowledge that there is trousers, was more than $12,090. no guaranty that he will be retain- chronic gastric ulce> within one to tlw? a divorce and marrying some- I "this matter is one which BOPS Scientists at the Beltsville, Md., Dear Louisa :- The money was la 10, 20, 50 and many years when unothei ed forever.. It was so understood two months by daily hypodermic In- I started going with a man about one else. They are simply out hav- research station, department of 100-dollar bills. ti, harrassed nnd hounded by by Mr. Ooodell and it was so un- jections of distilled water. • six months ago and found out on ing a hie time, knowing that they LATE SHOW SAT. j Board of Education, was forced agriculture, produced eggs with i derstood, I am sure, by the Board The one exception recovered rap- my second date that he was mar- are safe from other women because TaMe Hark NOW. PLAYING tii resign ' atronger shell and others with a of Education. Urtt.ll he has served Idly after false assurances that his ried. He said that he was not in they have a perfectly legal wife at thicker white that beati more eas- A stubborn whiU mark on a table '/Shutello, aft.ni' devoting a por- his three years and dbtains a new ulcer was almost healed. Within a love with his wife and was plan- home who is Insurance against top can be removed by rubbing with ily for desserts and that poaches contract, he tnust take the same month it disappeared ning to get'a divorce. After we had breach of promise suits, t» twtof his statement to declaring lilt tnd Mlatl all Humphrey Bogart better. chances as all others who flow several dates he asked me to marry %. tlat his vote was "not being in- "Ulcers are not healed by diet Now that there is no reason why Barbara Stanwv, k serve and will hereafter serve as alone, nor by Injections, nor by him but then he never siild any he shouldn't marry you, he see's • fttteBced by any political motive." From Beltsville also has come a Alexis Smith that he, for one, would not imall, compact turkey weighing teachers or principals. medicines, but because the man more about a divorce. a net closing In on him and he is trm dictated by persons who them only about two-thirds aa much as "When the matter of reappoint- with the ulcer comes under the care About a month agn his wife shaking it off. In llttws were guilty of sabotaging a normal size turkey, a bird de- ment of Mr. Ooodell comes before of a physician who ii ablt to trans- died and he has acted very coldly Next time you date someone^, be "THE TWO A it borough's educational system. signed for kitchenette ovens or the this board, eacli member will be mit some of his own confidence to toward me ever since. He doesn't sure that he is free, because a tfa did not make any personal small family table. able to state his position, if he so the patient," Dr, Gill says, look like he wants me to come married man has no business run- FORDS, N. J, - P. A. !-*148 around and dorsn't say a word ning around with single girls and MRS. • Oikiunies, however. Swine bearing more lean meat, desires, as I do now. I am certain a'uo-; acLtlni? married. if he had any character he would Shutello said the Republicans with smaller hams and leaner ba- that ih« record of Mr. Ooodell will Thursday, Friday and Saturday be given every consideration by Irmy Signal 6«rps to Work on What do you think could have be true to his wife nnd children CARROL1.S" i, Are responsible for disrupting con, are coming from long-term ex- Oarteret's school system, when each member of the board and thut caused such a change In him? Do at home. "THE FARMER'S . periments conducted largely at tha Program of Weather Control they ousted Miss B. V. Hermann. no other motive will govern their you suppose I have done anything LOUISA. DAUGHTER" SA supervising principal. He paid Ames, Iowa, regional «wine breed- decision, except a true desire to NEW YORK,—Army signal corps to makp him angry or do you think With Loretta Young and . warm tribute to her work. Ing laboratory of the department of serve the people of the Borough and General Electric company will he is tired oi mcV Dear Louisa: :- "When Miss Hermann was dis- agriculture and state experiment of CarUret and the children who eoopefrate on a^esearch program to WORRIED—Penn. What do you think of me taking Joseph Cotten "Dick Tra, y\ n0 an(l stations. control the w^athef. placed, came to her de- attend our schools. Answer: a part-time job for three hours In and Mftse," Shutello said. He thought Changes Made In Sheep. "I see that a letter was received 'Hie Immediate objective of the The reason he has changed is the mornings? My hu&oand has a Dilemma" to* Republicans did a great wrong Sheep almost blinded by shaggy from a Mr. Milton Keller who ap- progrnm if to disperse fog and because he hasn't his wife's skirts good Job but expenses are awfully "RIDING THE ^ 'tyy ousting her and he would like to locks so that they had trouble find- pears to represent Mr. Ooodell, or clouds over airports, but eventually to hide, behind while he has a big high and we are unable to «ave CALIFORNIA TRAIL" With Ralph Bynl ^»i ,qat that wrong righted. ing food, and with horns and skin- at least his Interests. If Mr. Ooodell the experimenters hope to do more". time foojing little girls like you. very much. We have two girls who After Niemlef read his state1- folds which impeded shearing, gave is not given a new contract, It Dr. C. G. Suits, vice-president and These big, misunderstood hus- go to school. With Gilbert Rolan* Jftat that he personally intended geneticists another problem, Over would appeal" that he has already director of the G. E. research labo- bands who date foolish single girls NELL B.—Term. |{ otlon that the supervising prin- smooth-skinned animal was de- that while a general plan of weatHer It seems like a very sensible p deal's contract not be renewed veloped. control- "lies far in the distant fu- HERK.' raERE. IN BOROUGH thing. The children will be at ifas made by John Scally. chair- New Hampshire state experiment Plea For Goodell ture," some Influencing of weather school while you are at work and . ttan of the teachers' committee. SCHOOLS LATE SHOW SAT station redesigned the watermelon condition—the clearing up of an that extra money will probably Then the board recessed for 10 (Continued 1mm Page 1) CAB'rgftiET-The eighth grade into a small round type weighing overcast, for Instance—Is a distinct help a great deal. NOW FLAYIN tBdnutes before calllnfe for a vote .n his thinking and actions. He has pupils of the Columbus School are three pounds. Corn that pops hetter, possibility." LOUISA. Oh the motion. taken an active part in professional having a graduation party today, Dick Powell expanding much more, tame from It might be possible also to bring Address your letters to: Following the vote, Mr. Qoodell discussions -at our meetings, so we Gamp?, dances and refreshments Evelyn Reyes Midwest research. The crook-neiy know him as a progressive, con- snow or rainfall whenever desired. "Umtta," F. O. Box 532 .. in read his own prepared statement. of sodaY-H* cream and. cake are Oranreburj, S. C. .. (The full text ol Mr. Ooodell's squash was straightened out fu- scientious schoolman. Suits :,ci!d. easier packing and cucumbers have "JOHlMiSY statement will be found on "Since it is also the desire ofi rrr,. :• . ** .i'i-.ll-;i;-::f •"=.•,- page 1.) been grown, to uniform length for the citizen's, of Carteret and other j CARTKROT—At tlte latt meet- EASY COME EASY GO" the same purpose. Minister Declares Australia EVERY WEDNESDAY Although Niemiec said that the municipalities to grant their chil- j ing of the High School Service AFTERNOON DURING With Barry Fi«ger»ld and With ouster move was "carefully con- Chickens bearing more meat, dren the best free public education Will Buar* Rooket Secrets Club, It was voted that twenty- D Lynn Lee J. t'obl) sidered by the board," Sierkiei-ka with bigger drumsticks, higher per- possible, we are all aware that this CANBERRA, AUSTRAUA.-For- five dollars was to be sent to the THE SUMMER Ellen Drew .ajtcompanied his negalive' vote centage of white to dark meat and can only be accomplished by a eign Minister H. V. Evatt, promised Coronet Projected Reading Fund. Starting 2 O'Clock, Tuesday and Wednesday Nina Foch with an attack against what lie even meatier wings are the goal of strong staff of teachers and a good the house of representatives that This fund Is used for reading pur- called "the persecution of one man poses for hospitalized veterans. June 18th "SHADOW OF A a three-year contest "now under administrator. We are certain that precautions "would be redoubled to •who refused to obey the whims of] in the case of Carteret that Mr. way. A top priJe of $5,000 Is offered guard the secrets of tht British em- The clufr also enrolled the late SERIAL FOE CHILDREN .DOUBT" th* Democrats on this board." Georges. Goodell is a strong, fear- Miss Anne Drew Scott as a per- Joseph O6tten, Teresa Wrlfht to the breeder producing the beat pire toclcet range Itt Australia's "SON OF ZORO" , Slerkierka denied that either he meat type by the end of 1948, less, well-train«d school executive petual member of the Purgatorial iirul MrDoiuld Carey Of Ciko, Republican minority msm- of wide experience. He has won sou'flwestcrndwerU after Joseph Society. and btrs of the board, were consulted the respect of his colleagues in Abbott uf the opposition had df made aware of the move to Middlesex County and in the State charged a "sinister association" be- FORBS PLAYHOUSE "OUT CALIFORNIA 1 SPENQ94C7M IN ( WEEKS dipt Goodell. He said the first he Goodell Charges of New Jersey and we are quite tween some scientific elements in Ne* Brunswick Avenue WAY" Gladys George '•or the rest Qf the people of Cai - certain that the citizebs of Carteret Australia and the Communist party. CHKIAXH) — A sixteen-year-old Gay Nelson Fords, N. J. With Monte Hale and teret" knew of the ouster move hold him In high esteem. Evatt said "every possible pre- boy, Chailes Montmerency, of Paul Campbell (Continued Worn Page 1) Adrian Boo^h was when he and they read it In me. Here is another example. Early cautiiD." would be taken to prevent Monroe, Mich., admitted that he Ruth Donnelly "It is therefore resolved that we, •UU papers last month. "It was in May, th.e chairman of the math- spying, that the security service took the $3,10O his father had (Also Dishes to the Ladies) the members of the Middlesex apparently done sneakily and be- ematics department in the High would be strengthened to check oo saved up to buy a farm and, in hind our backs and the people are School came to me and asked If six weeks, spent $2,700 of the going to find out more about this she could requisition some slide- money on "cowboy clothes, tar- later" rules for use in trigonometry class. your honorable Board to extend to gtt practice In a shooting gallery, Mr. George S. Goodell every cour- secrets would be mad« raor* strict. shows, bowling, a little for' girls, • During the discussion on the No number was mentioned, so I f suggested to her that she requisi- tesy expected to be paid a profes- and a gun." He said that $400 was oXJster a teacher in the high school. sional man of his integrity and stolen from him. Matiwe 1 F. H.—EvwiM, 1M SARG S OLD CORRAL tion three slide rules. A few days UoUted j • ( Sadie DeMartino, also de- ability and that every assistance Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays later this teacher came back to Known to man for more than 4,000 a scathing attack on the be given him as expected from a Continuous from 1 I*. M. • ( Main Street at Route 35, Woodbridge, N. J. me and said that three would not years, leprosy was virtually a sci- board's position. She said the board Board of Education. - ( • * ifts "unqualified educationally to be.enough, and also that one of entific mystery prior to the Isolation NOW THRU SATURDAY PROUDLY PRESENtS • "Be it further resolved that the •( judge the merits of a school ad- the other teachers of the mathe- ot the leprosy bacilli by tilt Nor- POPULAR Dick Haymes - Vera Ellen matics department had talked with liood name of Carteret be upheld •( jMtoistraLor" and added that the in conducting the aflairs of Public wegian, Dr. G, A. Hansen. in 1874. 1 some members of the board who BRANS "CArtNIVAL IN •( water action was "just another Education, the institution of all ANDY NELSON 4t your many attempts to demoral- told this teacher to aslc for what- COSTA RICA" •c ever number of slide rules that the people, to the point that parly lie the school system and the ef- politics or personalities be wholly In Technicolor •( AT THE NEW ficiency of its teachers," m\ght be needed. On May 15, 20 were asked for and 20 approved. obliterated from the scene. This ISELIN THEATRE CIGARETTES THE BOjIVERY BOYS -1 Scally replied, "We're running Is expected from every community. Now, I "am always willing to ask Oak Tree Road lseUi, N. T. •( HAMMOND ORGAN u tfce school system and not you or "In approval of these statements "HAftDBOILED for as much instructional material • ( 'anj other teacher" to draw Miss Met. (-1279 as our schools peed and there is and further indicating our confi- MAHONEY" UtMartino's counter statement, • t NIGHTLY—EXCEPT MONDAY money in the budget to pay for, dence In Mr. George S. Goodell, we Friday, Saturday, June 13, 14 • *9j'm not afraid of uny of you SAT. MAT.—3 CARTOONS and our principals know this. But hereby set our signatures." "THE SHOW-OFF" I know I'm right" I do think that if a teacher goes With Red Skallon CARTON SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY to a school board member with a DAUGHTER TO GENOVESE3 Also Beit w Liquor*, Wines and Beer, Lunches, IKEVEALS '46 FATALITY CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. John John Waynt - GaU Rusiell complaint, such as that not enough "DEATH VALLEY" Camels • Luckles Calif. — A highway slide rules ate being ordered, that J. Genovese, 57 Randolph Street, With Rrtet t Lowery and "ANGEL AND THE . Dinners and Sandwkket ntenance worker detected u the board member should back up are the parents of a daughter born Helen Gilbert Phillip Morris « Pall 'of bright metal 600 feet the authority ol the supervising at Perth Amboy General Hospital, BADMAN" > a steep KlamaUi Riv"er high- principal by telling that teacher lirs. Oe&oycae Is the former Anne Sunday, Monday, Jane IS, 16 Chesterfield* Ronald Colraan /embankment and investigated. to go to the supervising principal Masluck.' ' "WAKE UP AND DREAM' "THEUTE |ffound the body of aliutn identi- and take the matter up with him. With JohB F»yiw and Oldtiold [ from personal papers as John This was not done m. the case First 1,000,000,000 bushel wheat lone Haver GEORGE APLEY" pward Walter Ding, of San Pian- that I have cited. crop is predicted. TODAY lying under the wreckage 1 DQWN8TA1W STORI Next ThWMtaf t* Saturday "SHADOWED Thru Wedneiday, June \ automobile and papers and "In the matter of revising the With AnIU Loufre BOB HOPS i of an "Oscar Ortez" which DOROTHY UMOl'R salary scale of principals, I have Tuesday and Wednesday, that the body of a sec- not been consulted, either by the June 17 an* 18 "MY FAVORITE 1 vlcUm of the crash might have teachers' committee or by tin BRUNETTE" washed away by the river. board as a whole. Also on April 21 FRIDAY TMTJ SUNDAY "SOMETHING TO SHOUT coroner estimated that the and April 25, I wrote two letters ABOUT" B*ro Ok had pecurred last November to the chairman of the teacher* "ACCOMPLICE" With Janet Wair, Don Ameche, f December committee, Mr. Scally, of making tLkbui Arlcn JaekOakie "EASY COME EASY GO" the suggestion that a maternity AIBO \ VOLUNTEER TO GIVE SKIN leave form be made up by the "CHILO OP DIVO«CR" LYMPIA, Wash.—More than l»owd, as referred to in Sectio* "SILVER STALtiON" With Sbaryn BWflett persons volunteered to offer Twp of the board's regulations con- SUN. m ' dtin that/ a veteran of three cerning maternity leaves and the ALWAYS one-half years in the South second letter a request for a ruling might live Sldon Clark, on a salary increment question s critically burner in an raised by a High School teacher. 2 BK HITS! ill his garage. Taken to I have not received any reply K* ft SATUUMfY, IVNf 18 * H specialists said he had either of those two letters. WQOMRIDGE. N i to live if new skin cou|rt Hvbert AW. - "These things avF examples of .." Word we«t out what I mean by the board's nour "TUEBiAstwrniiFive tytimteerii went into action, coQfsjy«|UQo with me, all of whlcfe persons with Type A hampers me in my work and tend* DAUGHTER RNOUr Volunteered to provfde the to damage the prestige of the sup- 15 4KB " ~ , in th» delicate,opera- •rviilng pripdiuk} and thus weaken, I Co»» (n the eflecUvenew of the work do»f by Ui» man who holda it." ««*• HOUSE HH»

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Many poor dupes have mib-. the bowels, the skin and even the give large doaes of magnesia or Kaplan Speaker mltted themselves to this treat- tears, and yet It may be found In the stomach. The vomit is (he stomach. The easfcsst and brown, sometimes streaked with quickest method Is to drink large castor oil and water. Put hot bot- ment only to find that what was many years after death In 'the tles to the feet and stomach. When in reality a sore oi ulcer becomes bodies of those who have taken it blood. The pain become* very se- quantities of water, and irritate At P.T.A. Session ver* and the bowels' move more the throat with thi finger to cause the doctor arrives he will give stim- Your Health? so irritated that it develops Into during life. UlanW hyfcodermlcally Hot drinks an inoperable cancer. freely. ThiV Is 'burning in the vomiting.' The stomach can be has been. Wedlotodlry the CARTERET The flnnl mwtin By Dr. Sophia Brunion Dentists uw arsenic In destroy- throat with great thirst. In a short emptied in this way If the patient may be given. Tea or cnfTe* will mentof'AfrtcaiSlt, which ,„, , In Syria wrae of the people eat itiK the palps in teeth. In the hands time the skin becomes cold, the Is,an adult and capable of making help to keep up the heart notion. howevjr, {yt'PrMpect* for,,, ' 'M Of the WashinRton-Nuthan Hnle of ,one who thoroughly knows P. T. A. WHS hrlrl in Nathan Hale small quantities of earth that con- pulse slow and feeble. Thp patient the effort. If not, it must be wash- So much arsenic U used In the sown frtowUi* *UU dhnnJi "i Arsenic Is a metal much used In tain araenlc, They believe that It drugs, arsenic fills a useful place. collapses and dies. ed out with a stomach pump or manufacture .of wall paper and backward swwn, Sxoets , W Auditorlun) Tuesday afternoon. the arts and also as a medicine. increases their strenRth and Im- It Is frequently employed as a mn| The meeHnit was opened with Sometimes • people develop the lavsge tube. fabrics that chronic arsenical and cool weather have kept u"\ On the unbroken skin it has noproves their complexions. poison for rats, vermin and all poisoning is often seen. 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CAB hate produced miijscrlptton. 11.80 P*r anxious to prevent a collapse such as that answer to both question* cannot, be given until expert and honest tlons of accidents from here and there on bits tad ] „,,,,, M second dw» matter Jww «. which brought ruin to thousands of farm- men have more time to weigh the ers after1 World- War I. evidence That so much may be sftid 3, day tn "take the mystery ottt The meeting has been called by the Sec- In the La Ouardla field crash air crashes" Is lariely dnt to the evidence Is ample, Including policy adopted by both tiw aftrttNKi retary of Agriculture at the request of the the story of the suVvlvltig pilot, one and the liberal Oovenumnt Attf M of the stewardesses, passengers and fact,, duly ascertained, bat bM./Sf /,v Watch An Edipte? President, who notes that farm-land values bystanders on the field, many of made public promptly without) the last named familiar with air oft" the coast of Chile, a to- are ninety-two per cent above the 1985-39 1 ductlons on the part of the oflltitl < plant operation. Tire marks on the ascertalners. James M. iHM'titly Bwept northeastward average. Moreover, the Department of runway, the impact marks on the use chairman of the CAB, hat I America, over the Atlantic Agriculture reports that farm-land values bunk across the Parkway, the ri>- on this policy. He has i mlans of the plane Itself, thr rrcs- his intention or participating ,,,,1 then through the central part increased twelve per cent during the year ords of the Weather Bureau and the accident inquiries and The shadow of the moon, cover- f control tower, will all be avail- to aMiirr their being held Vtth -1 |( a which ended March 31st. able when the Civil Aeronnullci commendable promptness—M. Y. Board opens Its formal Inquiry. ino-mile-widepath, gave scientists President Truman bluntly states that Times. ' nrld an opportunity to make ob- The facia at I"ort Deposit are Hi'1 land prices in many areas have reached ONK hORSE. ONE RABBIT % ',,„„* (luring the 'celestial phenome- peaks which "cannot be sustained by prob- from »150 .000.000 to $460,000,000 The Senate committee which has annually as grants-ln-ald for invest|R atsd the Qautralla cml ible long-time farm earnings," He is con- school purposes In the various mine disaster reports that every- Kra/.il, expeditions representing erned about war veterans who might go states . . Colleges in New Jersey one concerned was to blame, fnnta nations, including the United States, havp an estimated 4,100 vacancies the Federal Coal Mines Adminis- heavily into debt to purchase farms at in- for the fall semester of 1947. tration down to the Individual- (.,iuipped with tons and tons Qf flated prices and, subsequently, suffer loss. Charles W. Hamilton. Director of miners who lamped their blMUnl ,ii,. tMiuipment. The gcientiats were the Division of Education for Vet- harges with coal dust. This has Just what can be done to halt the ad- erans, reports . . . Committees ap- needed to be said. And anyone ft- inn- to: vance in price is problematical. Naturally pointed by the Garden Clubs of mlllar with safety problem know»,,y New Jersey have touted 1,700 n Measure star-light bend to check owners of farm lands, want to sell them that it Is essentially cornet. '* miles of State, highways to look But It suggests a correctnett Ulli,lity of the Einstein theory of rela- for as high a price as possible, but, of over buildings for general attrac- tiveness and landscaping for cita- reminiscent of the famous half- , course, when farm lands sell well above a and-half horse and rabbit »Urf-»i tion later . , . Wages paid by New also a matter of proportions. Thf photograph the sun's corona or value based upon long-time earnings, there Jersey farmers this sprint! are the !l highest on record for the Garden one horse and one rabbit. Truth Is J , mound it afid phenomena such as is great danger to the stability of agri- the colonel bears a heavier weight ;l State Policemen and firemen of responsibility for what goes OB In spectrum and other occurrences; culture. of NPW Jersey may retire after 25 his command than does the pri- years of service when they reach , To measure temperatures and vate. And the perverse Indifference The Government has stepped in, upon 51 years of age,- under a new law of many motorists to their recently approved by Governor (s at various altitudes, having a V-17 occasion, to regulate the speculation in safety offers the policeman no i Drlscoll . . . The State of New :USP for failing to enforte truffle Hying laboratory, from which to take stocks by requiring buyers to put up larger Jersey will giant to State,employes laws when he can. r proportions of the price of shocks bought. full pay while on field training for ,,1'I'V alionsinthe skies; two weeks with the National Guard The Centialia mine management In 1943, Secretary of Agriculture Wickard this summer.., The State Depart- knew of hazardous conditions and To measure the brightness and po practices, and permitted them. Tb* recommended a heavy tax on profits made ment of Agriculture report* 75 ri/:ition of light in all parts of the sky •h packers will operate this season to heads of the State mine bureau on speculative purchases and resales of can and freese tons of New Jersey knew of them, too. They had power ,,l I,, photograph the moon's shadow as to enforce the safety code, to shut farms. This policy was not adopted, but it Rrown fruits and vegetables . i-u,hes over the earth at a speed of more Formation of the South Jersey In- down the mine. They did neither. was backed by sound reasoning and would dustrial Development Conference And they turned their backs on mi 1,11110 miles an hour. duty to solicit political contribu- be a considerable measure of protection Under The State House Dome to encourage industrial expansion The ignorant and thinking will assum and attract new industries, Is an tions from mine operators—a co- incidence which, regardless of i iho scientists are wasting time and against wild speculation in farm lands. By J. Joseph Grihbins nounced by the State Department ;i of Economic Development . what the facts may be, is damning. ,mv in their effort to secure such infor- Full professorships for fourteen Although the local grand Jury niiuii. They will wonder if starlight bendi • TRENTON—Historic in IU sig- the Legislature, will also be advo-, process, a record number of vetoed members of the faculty of Rutgers has dealt overgently with the mine ~ Is U. S. Becoming Pagan? nificance and gigantic in its im- cated, i bills is forecast for 1947. University were Included among 5 officials, it has nevertheless struck ihe sun's corona has anything to do wit In the General Assembly this promotions for teaching and re much closer to the heart of the It is somewhat amazing for us to read a portance, New Jersey's first Consti- Legislative procedure will also [v earth and iU people or whether sue tutional Convention in 103 years likely be tightened up in the new year 515 bills were introduced and search personnel announced re- matter by Indicting the mine com- news account in which a preacher insists got underway on the Rutgers Uni- State Charter if the delegates do n the Senate 336 bills found their cently by Rutgers University . pany and the chiefs of the State itiiic liiita as the scientists'can gathe versity campus at New Brunswick not reach a stalemate on major way into the hoppers. In addition bureau. A tragedy »uch as that at that the United States is fast becoming a Centralla cannot be filed away by ,ive the cause of mankind. today when 81 delegates assem- porblems and stall for time to al- a score of- Senate resolutions, twenty-one Assembly resolutions Frankfort to be economic capital blaming everybody.. — ChrisUa* pagan nation. bled for the purpose of drafting a low the legislated convention It may not be possible for even an ardent period lo run out. helped clutter up the legislative of u. 8. - British zone. Science Monitor. The difficulty in understanding such a new State Charter. itist to put the pointer on direct re- The big convention flpjht is ex- files. conclusion comes after consulting figures Before September 12 when the pected over changing the present I- from such observations. They repre- convention must adjourn sine die, TAXPAYERS:—This week has from the Yearbook of American Churches, judicial system of New Jersey \i\< part of the eternal search of man for State problems that have grown through the abolition of the Court been proclaimed "Be Kind to Tax- which reveals that church membership in larger each year will be reviewed. of Chancery and tho creation of a payers Week" to focus public at- atul the facts discovered and estab- Remedies will be recommended and tention upon the need for econ- 1943-44 was 62.5 per cent of the total pop- unified court of statewide juris- I (irmly will serve as guides for scien- discussed with a view of Inserting diction with appropriate divisions omy in the Federal Government IS FOR OSTRICH ulation of this.country, which »the highest the best possible solution Into the sections to handle law, during, the time when Congress will to pursue research upon minor and fnndanfefital wr dTWWBtl ever reported. Official reports show that and probate matters. A small court ment's spending program for the material issues. resultant charter will be submit- of appeals composed of judges with church membership has steadily grown ted to the voters at the November coming year. ... the Ostrich hides its head in the sand no other duties is also scheduled As part of the observance of the 4 general election for ratification. for consideration on thr conven- sfnee 1890, when it included only 22.2 pet- Overall objectives of the con- Be Kind to Taxpayers Week," und ignores danger. . , . You are not an cent of the total population. tion calendar. the New Jersey Taxpayers Assocla- vention will be to secure an ef- Ostrich! Buy insurance against danger. Who Can Speak? ficient and responsible executive „„_, ,.„,,, „ Alr J lion und 35 other similar orKanlza- The viewers-with-alarm tell us about I American business needs a clear-cut State department; effective and NEW LAWS:-Oovrrni>r Alfred t[Qns thro,1{,hout ,,he comitry „„ Buy E. R. FINN & CO. protection! juvenile delinquents, the disintegration of responsible legislative power; an E. Dnscoll is takniB his time look- invilmg citlzcis everywhere to tient by Government of its plans to integrated judicial department UN) ing over legislation pa.s.sed during trans mit their demauds for econ- American homes and lament the lack of' a simpler and less cumbersome the 1947 session of the Legsila- omy to their representatives in domestic and world difficulties, de- ture which closed up shop early on Washingotn. "moral impact" in the schools. rovision for future amendment of E. B. HNN A CO. I'siph P. Kennedy, former Ambaa- ,he Constitution of New Jersey. On the morning of April 22 last. Credit for the Idea of "Be Kind Ho-hum! It is the same lament that has he latter question it is expected to Taxpayers Week" is given to -ftplfam- |il"i- \" Crcat Britain, who adds that at- In order to f(et around the con- come down to every generation. Somehaw, ,he convention will provide for stitutional provision which gives Andy Anderson, an Oklahoma City 93 irffo Start i at piece-meal solutions of interna- hanges in the Stivte Charter in the Governor five days after re- retail merchant. He claims that WoodbHdft, N. J. the members of the human race manageto the country each year celebrates ! ami domestic problems are serving any year designated by law, or ceipt of bills to either sign them perform better than pessimists predict even automatically every twenty years. or veto them, or they utomatically Doughnut Week," "Be Kind to industry and trade. Pour year terms for Governors become law without the executive Animals Week," "Pin-up Girls if they do not measure up to the fullest per- Week" and "Cotton Dress Week" I int made by Mr. Kennedy is well ,nd State Senators ami two year signature, the measures are being formance expected by the optimists. terms for Assemblymen will be fed into the Governor's office from and therefore the taxpayers of the 'ii! if anybody has yet discovered onsidered by the convention. It is the Senate and General Assembly nation should get In on the move- i:iul or .securing a "clear-cut state- also planned to recommend that a In batches of 25 or 30. • ment. ' Governor be allowed to succeed A corps of'legal experts advis- GEORGIA DRIVER;—A motor- iiniii the Government as to any fu- • A or Elastic imself once instead of the pres- ing the Governor gives them a ent prohibition against Chief Ex- ist from Atlanta, Georgia, arrested i n, with any degree of certainty careful once over mid recommends and fined in New Jersey for driv- YOU NEED Delegations from eighteen nations are ecutive's serving term after term. final disposition of the bills. The i'<• -talement is correct as to what Strengthening of the Governor's ing 60 miles an hour in a 45-mile meeting in Atlantic City in an effort to Governor then scans them care- zone north bf the Camden Air- i'l'eii, we have never heard of it. veto power by requirinK a two- fully, before reaching a final de- bring order out of the chaos now existing thirds vote to override any veto in port traffic circle, has forwarded 1 inly, the President of the United cision. Because of this refining a couple of suggestions to the New in the vital field of radio communications. Jersey State Police which may HELP IN : • t .speak for the nation. It is No one knows how long the conferences have some merit. OUR DEMOCRACY M. L. Kiusunan, the victim, com- >»•Haiti that the Congiess, by itself, will last, but the Radio Bands conference plimented tiie State Police in a 1 ; i>i'ak for the future. Neither can is underway, seeking to establish a satis- letter to Colonel Charles H.Schoef- 1 fel, Superintendent, for the courte- MONEY of employes who serve the vari- factory system of radio-frequency alloca- SERVING AMERICA ous and helpful way the State "•••• innietits of the nations. In fact, tions. This is quite a task, involving revi- Trooper kindled his case, despite !i times, in all democratic govern- the fui't that. he. arrested him. sion of the radio spectrum into bands and "While iliivint! along the road, ^lien it is necessary to wait for the allocation of these bands to the various which incidentally was my first MATTERS nip Uirouuh Now Jersey by car, I [union to conclusively * react to radio services'— long-wave, radio-casting 111 liiinkly admit I noticed the 45- • and difficulties that confront the short-wave radio-casting, television, aero- miki-uer-huiir limit signs, but in- LiT.spersed between them there "i this country. nautical radio, shipping signals, police and were were SIHIIS reading 'End of Why not hi \» give you '•' imedy wants the Government to medical calls, amateurs and military re- Speed Zone' which made It a bit \ it'll the people" the overall cost IN THE EARLY Mys OF OUR COUNTRY, THE ENERGIES OP confusing" wrote KruHinun. tkia t«lp. W« at* wtll quirements. OUR P6OPUE- WITH THE EXCEPTION OF A PEW WHO WENT "Another. sutjKestlon is that on i'l'iiiK ('ommuaiim and to make pub- •qirtppad and Willing. Do The delegates face quite a task and tho INTO THE PROFESSIONS-WERE *(QUmE0 TO PRODUCe he three lane dual highways the ••I't'filic terms" its plan to cure infla- ng Necessities OF uvtNa, *,, law requiriiiK trilcks to keep to the not hMttato to o*ll on us probability is that no nation will be satis- ight be more stringently enforced, 1 ' lUin good business and keep em- «sy timtt fied with.the allocations made. It is also While drivlni; on this trip I noted at, high wages. hat they use all three lanss. They safe to predict that the various radio serv should at least be barred from the ices will feel that they have been slighted outside linio so that passenger cars would not be forced to cross buck Micronesia The trouble is that the spectrum is not elas- to the fi:iitcr lane to pass," tic and cannot be stretched to accommo- The Georgia motorist continued: American ind one Australian "After driving OR our country '« are cooperating on a research date everything and everybody. oad.s down here for so long it Is mrd to hold a car's speed down on •> !<-< t the former Japanese-man- the flue highways you people are of Jilcronesia, whieh have so fortunate to possess. Yet, I do "Black" Market In Autos LIBRARIANS realize that there Is no point in 1 thoroughly surveyed Bince 1910. DOCTORS,NURSES WRITERS, EPITOKS The automobile dealers of Philadelphia killing oneself on them." 1(>ur anthropologists, lingufBts and are/trying to find a way to wipe out prac- LOOT:—The State Highway De- r -! i burs will vtotthe 1400 iolanda and tices that ar^ diverting thousands of new partment reports that six months "'ll"' Marshall*; Carolina^ and Mari- ago, Joseph Powell, employed on automobiles to used car lota and the export the lower Manasqu_an Bridge and 1 in will seekiwic data to be uaed y trade. ^ also Justice of the Peace at Laurel- ^miniatratioi.of the islands, and it ton, reported a watch and &u alarm l lll The complaint of the Association ia that clock Mold! from bis ear. |" "'-«tood that «j^' N»vy Department He pledged tnftt.U he ever dis- individuals have placed multipty orders, asBiBtftnce. ' covered the crook he would send immediately riseH % cars to dealer? will- him to Jail. lave. iim *h_*t the expenses of A short time ago Joe lifted the ',_' J Wit w^ »w .reiwoa- ing to pay bpauMB. from |IOQJ« |l»000 seat cushion of hi* c*r and there l above the Jiat pripe. / found th« • "stolen" KOotfp. It Is 'ien FWerlk, (toughter ofiMim Vlct/)Ha Ruth Mueller, The affair, arrarigrd by Ihelr If all 9m street <-nr' •, IP! tj¥jMr Anrl Mrs Michael l>nrTy,. thU borough. not only the talk of the town, but dress with while accessories and a Mr. MKl Mr». John fcterlk. 448 |u»hter of Mr. «nd Mrs Mueller. children, was held at the home of ttoll«y eoachw and gn» t :«"2 81.(•<• Hi reel Penh Amboy to the county as well. rms«He of white orchids. Parker Plsce, Pertli Amboy, to I Washington Avenue, to Norman Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gtiral, 46 Hud- America wtre parked bur Mlrhnei DPITZO. *on of Mi and Opened a week ago today, the The bridegroom U employed at Anthony 0. SSachik. son of Mrs. iQoderstad, ton of Mr. and Mrs son Street and attended by many bumpw, *«y would make Mis .liu n IH'rrrd. 10 McKlnley the II. a. Metak Carteret, follow- Paulina Zuchlk. U Sharot Streat, Wri. Thorn Hotie*$ establishment is heralded as the 1 1 John Gtoderstad. Ixiwell Stre«t. relative*, * Una trorrt ft«w York to Cinn, Avciiii! :ltiv borough, took place ing four yenrs strvire in the I) 8 this borough, took place Sunday took plnce Saturday afternoon at metropolitan area's most modern Fnr tirid*4*b* and up to date men's and boys' !ii;rw!i!-. itfternoon »t St. Mury's Army, afternoon at St. Michael'i Greek the First Presbyterian Church Cliri ' in Perth Amboy Rev Rite OtUiolIc Church in Perth Am- store. Rev. Daniel K. Loretit?., pastor of CARTFRET-Mlss Albert* St- F:.;ri' : .I'iniK pn formed Hit crre- boy. R«v. Julius Qrigawy, pastor Jack Price, owner of the business the church, ptrfoimed the rpre- rong, who becomes a brMe on of-the church performed the cere- and building, has served the bor- Carteret Man to Wed mony In the prewnce ot B \nrge Sunday, was Riven a showtr at GIFTS FOR GRADUATION Miss EMiel Sullivan attended mony. ough for 23 years ft proprietor of fratherlng of relatives and frlfnds the home of Mrs. Mary C. Thorn, the bulc britt- w'itre » uown of brocaded | bride of Frank Novobllsky. 4» Laf- Irene fOllak, Both of this city, xnd ting bodice and a sweetheart Edwin Malwit,?,, Mrft. John Rivers, is "out of this world." The struc- WRITING PAPER t.iiiin vvrii mi overskirt of net ex-j ayette Street, this bo-.ough, tomor- Miss Marie BUtak of CHiteret. 08 shaped train. Her fingertip leniith Mrs. Mary Janusek, Mrs. Roie ture, fifty feel by 100 feet, was AUTOGRAPH, PHOTOGRAPH, SCRAP, BIRTIIDAV ! in'iB? iri)r> u low* train and ftn-. row, was given a surprise shower ' brlde4raalil 1 CH-wnde oi white roues and Novobllsky. Helen Stutskl, Belly mouswllne de sole with lace yoke. was attired in a pate green gown j pirrong, Jr., and Mis* Lillian Pir- and Jerome. CORNER BOOK SHOP liliei/if lii:1 valley. Hutka Margaret Belenski. Jessie I lone sleeve* and full skirt extend- similai to the bride's and hei head-! rong, all of this borough, Merchandise featured Includes n Thf IIIHJ;l skirt. She wore a Wagonhoffer, Oloria Renard. , blossom coronet and she can-led to toe. headdress and carried a Jeannet Zehier, Uoroth yBelko. .orchids find lilies of the valley on with assorted spring flowers. | Metuchen; Mrs. Paul Komisky, of J of pink roses and lilies of VllmR Dealc, Esther Deak. Bertha ; a pray«r book. Raymond Goderstad, brother of Woodbrklge ; Mrs" . Martin Pirrong, the«Mey. Zerllnlck, Marnaret Klsh. Mar- The attendants were all attired the bridegroom, flerved as best Mlstes A)ris and Marlene Pirrong, Tj^ newlyweds Are on a wedding oaret Qorka. In white. The maid of honor's gown man. Of Elizabeth. i.-ip in New York slate and will Mrs William Sabok. Mrs. Mar- was of mousseline de sole and she following a wedding trip to resile upon i heir return at 10 Mc- «aret Oork«. Mrs Dorothy Vargo. wore a white picture hat trimmed Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Ooderstad Fix Old Fvrnltm NEW PERFORMANCE! Kinjc.v Avenue, Carteret. For trav- Mrs. J. A. Belenski. Mrs. S. L. with' ribbon. The bridesmaids wore will rwide on Herald Street. For Many piecet of old furniture may jfc __ , Hutka. Mrs Lena Gurela, Mrs. companion gowns and picture hats traveling the bride wore a gray be reftnishtd for UM In bedrooms Emma Parabek. Mrs. S. .1 Mes- and carried red roses and white suit with whit* accessories and and otter part* of the house, but zarous. Mrs. A N. Zylka, Mrs. sweetpeas. had an orchid corsage only piecei that have food Unet end NEW ECONOMY!! Wllllflm Kovach, Mrs. Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Zachlk will Trie bride was graduated from good construction ire worth the ex- Fischer. Mrs. John Egri. Mrs. D, tour New England states and E ARE Carteret High School and the petyMturf of time, money and effort. A Scbestyn. Mrs. Anthony Samh- Canada on therl honeymoon and Piecei made ol cheeper woods may ner, Mrs. Betey Gervoltn. Mrs. will reside at 7SB Donald Avenue, John Marshall School of Law, Jersey City. Qoderstad attended be painted, while finer woods take WITH A Jiilin Welnklw. Mrs Anna Poll. Perth Amboy, after their return aay one of a number ol finishes. Mrs, B D. Stiinkewlrz. June 21. For going away, the bride CarWret High School and is a vet- Mrs O. R. Kocsur. Mrs, Paul- wore a printed silk dress with ine Kocsur. Mrs. John Bo«lhower, small blacg ribbon hat, black ac- Mrs. L A. Stanlhar, Mrs. Eliza- cessories and a corsage of orchids. beth NfldeiRne. Mrs. tEH»a.beth A graduate of Perth Amboy CHARTER BUSES TO HIRE BRAND-NEW NOT VRITO, Mrs. Beverly Poylsicfc, High School, the brido is employed Mrs Betty Kertesz, Mrs. A. B. at the First Bank and Trust Com- REBUILT Oort, Mrs. Sophie Csanyl, Mra. pany. Perth Amboy. The bride- For all occasions anywhere in New York, Pennsjlfanla, New Mary Sabo. Mrs. Stephen Novo- groom graduated from Carteret Jersey. Connecticut, or Washington, 1). C. Available to fraternal bilsky, Mrs. Marie Novobilsky, High School and is employed at organizations and all civic, social and service clubs. Phone or ENGINE Mis Elsie King, Mrs A. J. Ban- General Motors Corporation. Lin-1 fr write. ko, Mrs. 3. B. Bodnar, Mrs. L, D. ri»n Division. He servd >»r v*»rsl Drnhovlc'i. in ^he U. a- Army Air Farce, ta- ciimmg two years overseas ai me1 CARTERET BUS SERVICE, INC. Bishop Wand (alls "food mo- European theatre of operations. solony Britain's chief plague. Phones Carteret 8-524Z - 8-9883 - 8-5758 NEW LOW INSTALLED PRICE Planting Dahlia roots should b* planted In 1375 ROO3RVELT AVENUE CARTERET, N. J. ROSE BUSHES i horizontal position from four to •even inches deep, with eye or — EASY TERMS — WILL BLOOM THIS SUMMER tprout lacing upward. 35c - 3 for $1 POTTEDTOSEBUSHES OIL BURNERS SEABOARD SALES CORP. AT NEW LOW PRICES $1.50 FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION by Coll V» TpDAY Ftn An THE GROSS BOYS EVERGREENS Estimate publit WE GROW THEM 36 Month? To Pay Thru FHA "Always the \.t $2 Each and Up demand VEGETABLE A FLOWER Complete Burner Service PLANTS — 3 do*. Fuel Oil Supplied CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH Jo Perennials Geraniums 15c 411 Pot. Strawberries 10c New Brupiwlck Ave. Amboy .\\r. Pot. Dahlias J5c ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. Ford* Perth Amlnii Climbing Ivy 60c 403 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY P. A. DIRECT FACTORY DEALER P. A. i ;•:.! Red Maples $3.00 P. A. 4-5225 Pink Nutwood 3.50 PERTH AMBOY, N- i. Bleeding Hearts 1.00 MANALAPAN PRESS PLANT MARKET / / 1735 ST. GEORGE AVE. RAHWAY, N. J.

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..t,,io STATION Uncle Sam Says were ,. w BRUNSWICK SAVE! GARDEN-FRESfl PRODUCE ATM Plenty of Peak-Ripe Fruit! Loads of Luscious Vegetables!,

PLENH OF were, MM QD PANTRY SAVINGS AT A&P A&F tiKikw it eaty lo keep your panlry stocked '•"';;"',',,.'."""to Uiteaera iu this with delicious foods — and kgcp within your budget, too. Wo've all the famout brands JOB .tune 13, will tmbm a Want to know one of thr bent flfts s program irom for HothrrT Sccnrlty! It'* thr kind like the be«t — and not a price tig in the place k 8t. Mtry'» Church •( (lit whlrh mikrs ^very d»y to keep you from enjoying alt you want. heard at 8:00 P.M. Mother'! Day—mnthrrs' dayi free from financial worry, and flllrd with June is, will affird iiiii'i-'^ confidence at the ability to meet snd- „, n normal amount of den efnergenclea *r aohieve family Tomato Juice i°>» »<««» or Robarfi »o«.«aal7o .,:„! the American Legion. a wire two milci long. mip niilc news of the Nation's Chopped Spinach UrdMott Woi.can2for29" i Riven on "Washington it 500 P. M. i,iv. June 16, features Mrs. Sweet Peas lonaband 10ox. can2for23« , :• and her Country Home .mieram at 12:45 P. M. Canned Pumpkin various ttuvti 7» 01. c» 2^ 25° L,y evening at 8:30 a de- ,,i i,!,..tdrast of the County Po- Dill Pickles ' Ung'i , quart)ar21« , Milnation exercises from :.,mi Piuk's Masonic Temple Sweet Mixed Pickles Jo/fcandorCdonlal qt.lar 39o in ,iiied. v. i (tnpsday, June 18, at 8:30 Salad Dressing' . AnnPaga pint|w31e- M .-limns of the Highland i school graduation ex- Milani 1890 French Dressing to* bo..29« i he aired. i-i Radio entertainment Hellman's Mayonnaise 8oi iar2.7c titular49* I dial tuned to 1450 t ihe week. Ann Page Ketchup . . . Uoi.bot.20) lH.r.l) ON HIS BIKE Ann Page Beans . . . looz «in2i<"23e • (,OT AS "REWARD" SKWAHK—The parents of Alan Tear Out Red BeanS or R*d Kidnty-Sull.ni 14 oi. can 2 for 19o ,i>.tnk!ii. 7, bought him a new f.. w but it was to remain stored Corned Beef Hash Broaden or aaiidga i ib. an 25c bin hf WHS listed on the school This Page mil. Finally, Alan rushed tinir i<> announce that his name Now! bun included on the honor^ t\ AIMHlATI D MILK Jubilantly he rolled out the Find some excuse, but Iw ltd and white bicycle and don't let Dad get a peek iiil down the street. A lumber WHITE HOUSE 2 «L •; bucking toward the curb, at this advertisement. kmk lik' bicycle, killing the boy. So rich . , , IO good ... sci r^urishing (or your baby and For here is your shop- BO line lot every use. 400 U.S.P. units ot pure -vitamin D3. t SK( RET DOCJJMENT8 ping list of Father's "i sccift Nazi wartime tech- Day favorites. Each one ,iiid icientiflc inventions to Claridge Hamburgers Ready to lot i ib. an • MI citizens and corpora- will be a surprise and Spam, Treet, Redi-Meat . . rcoi«n te netted the Commerce each one will be what "mi-iii u Kross revenue of i "'"I. .ind the amount is still he wants. Smoked Salmon Vanom Brandt m*d.cvi25« i. KOCKIUIB to John C. iniiKir of the new office Tie* Slacks Tomato Soup Ann Pag* IOH or on 3 'or 28* :!!ir,u Services. More than Belts Hosiery DAIRY SAVINGS 111 .'lines of scientific docu- Handkerchiefs Hats Converted Rice Unclt Bant 11b. carton 1% • tidy have been sold to A&P "SUPER-RIGHT" MEATS . 75c A&P experts choose Super-Right meats only Flour. Gold Madal, Hacliar'i, Pillabury tO Ib. bag 89» •• ^ Is needed for a clean from corn-fed beef.. . bilk-fed veal. . . ten- lifJore you apply t new Mel-O-Bit American P««M CIM 1 Flour Sunnylltld All Purpota 5lb.bag35c tOlb. bag 67<> '•'• I. one section at • tlm« der lamb and fine young pork. And eveyy 't lather of lukewarm Ched-O-Bit Cheddar Chaa»F<»d mouth-watering cut is Close-Trynmed by A&P'a Ritz Crackers Nabiiw 1 ib. t*a. 29« • : ,i lmtless cloth nearly ; V..IUT and go over th» Blue Cheese skilled .meat clerks. Excessive waste is elim- Shredded Wheat Nabi«o I2«.pkg.l4» 1 thru wipe with t dry inated. You get more good meat for your • ;. v.hcn the wood U com- en* GutyitteU Provolone Dalian Style Ib. Louis Sherry Cherry Preserves i ib. i» 39c ''• jrnl dry. money . . . you get more good 'eating, too. Domwlic Preserves Ann Paga-Paach or Plum tlb.lar25<' 41 MIYH tTMCT CO*. KINO Baby Gouda r Nectar Tea Bags . . . , pkooi4s37o 'f England encouraged PERTH AMBOY Gold'N Rich Mild Roasting Chickens *it» to™ ib i;nK In UN by Import- Candy Coated Chocolate M&M n <«. Pk&. 33« i >i stallion*, tht orlgm of Muenster Cheese Wiicofliia-Mlld ib.37o Chid&CnS Broiling and FryingMJrtder 4 Ibi. Ib47c i halt nor**.* Del Monte Prunes hi" Urga i ib. pkg' 23c Cream Cheese Phiii E«al»Biand3oi.pka.2lor27o Fowl Undar 4 Ibi. Ib. IHc 4 Ibi, ai)d Ovur Ib. 15« Cottage Cheese , B«rdan'« »oi«upl4o Cranberry Sauce ciiiton'i or Conway'« w ex. ea» 22.pkg.24« Veal Shoulder Roast Bcn

Grated American Cheese Bor«Vi 2 w.pkg.i()a Lon Ml PARKER FATHER'S DAY CAKE DllcklillgB fl **l*nd'» Fin«j| Ib. J2c Pure Vegetable Shortening Pot Roast Boneless Chuck-No Fat Addad Ib. 67o CRI§CO DEXO Corned Brisket Beef Mm fc-62« lib lib. BAKERY SAVINGS Chopped Beef ?** B«.f Fr«hly Ground Ib. 45o size 42.il.19 siw'39^1.13 Plate and Navel Beef fraih or Corntd ib.23o Oven-fresh and savings' priced! That's the Heinz Tomato Soup . * , ii ocean 12q delightful combination you'll find in every Pork LoiilS Whole or Either Hall Ib. 62c cake and loaf at A&P. ' HeiuZ Beans loTom»lo5iuc» or V«j«torian16o». canJ7« Pork Chops End cui» ib 53o Morton's Salt Plain or lodiiad Wotpta 7* Marvel While Breed . . , Veal Breast and Neck , . . .">25o Sunnyfield Corn Flakes »«• t^.2 to 17s , DoiltttS im* Ptrkei-Plaln or Sugartd 12 (or 19o Sliced Bacon suonyiiaid w * pt» 2 '•' 69g«•24$,,, I*?*,- Apple Raiain Coffee Cakei*n«parkar «ch33o Frankfurters v swn!«. * 49o Wheat Pufffl SunnyliaM 4*«.y2 13 Yuu cait bet your Dad thli it tha iw«et- Sp.ice Pound Cake J«n» f*A« • is «*• wi 29« Fresh Seafood ett lid be ever bad. K it's not w«'U eat Double Tip Matches AW Brand our tat-and that will bo a pleimre. For Dessert Layers • • »«O.OIIVH»S inch layan 33c Fresh Mackerel . , . . . *-19» «u( Jw«Bu)wt pattry oheft have bak«u Waxed Paper aw* Charm m B «II IQO a oakcaka'llmt'ajop* it . fcr'pop»-«nd everyone lb 7c 1 Fresh Whiting * h o Uka"• t " "' t layen, oo»bg with Brillo ClM"«r or So.p Pada. Iargtpkgl8o ii j '"'[ With j Fresh Flounder . a sweet Mam Kilzum Insecticide S*DDT pt.23« * 41$ Father* D A&P COFFEE IS PRICED RIGHT * I Taste the peak-fresh flavor. Note the pleasing „ A-Penn Floor Wax w wwum P«I29^ price. Is H*ny wonder A&P coffee is Ameri- Windex wmdow' ci«»w i r73« BoraXO For OmH Dlr*y Handi 8 ot cas 15« i National Bank 1 Mlld/ipd MMtaw SC0Qp F« Dlihat and Otnaia! Hiwiawork 14 o^; pkfl, 29" Kirkman'a Cleaaaer . . / W W h Sale (^-- |fridi» fRlDAY, JUNE 1ft, 1047 PAGE 1S<*AL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES JHOTICK SOTICK T«ke notice tint MIC'rtABL B«CE- Tak* nptj*!* that K<>\ Tnkt notice IIIHI l.ILUAN NAOY T*ke notlrp thai VlNCKNZA U>- KOWSKt Inttndi! !o apply V> tM Stations in Arctic Michael Hrycuna, Jr. Itl'aso lnteml« in npply to H"1 "l>r' BI«KA* iifcjl'JpBRPn m (Nsiryji Family liquor Stnre) In- MomtiCh CounHt »f tHe horoUgh cf far Launched 1 Intenri to apply to ti . ixiEh CmiiM'll nf tlii- llorotigti nf < «r- ten'!* to npj'ly In HIP Borough Coun- Cnnrret for a Pl«nnry l!if CarU'ret for « lerrt for ritnary lletnH I'tinnurap- iiimptlon llP«n». tor nrninliieii «U«- Assigned to U. S. lion I.I«'«B»« f«r preinl"D» loral»M) for a Plsnaty JlatHli c,,, Plenary Retail T)Utnb\itlnn H'«n»f aUWBM Bil „, • (Signed) I.IU-IAN NAOY. !• fi'B-IS" c. p. 6/B-n* ON9TANTV i • Carries Sleeping Death of Mr. and Mrs. Frank DIBPIIII rilno, (WATT'S FAMILY LlflUOK STOWS) OTTAWA, OtfT. - U»lte4 State. O8IM>U Itli lurnan Avenue, Colonla, to Mirhacl I". P. \)/«- IS* ('. P. «/«-IJ* «nd Canadian cMMntfcn In 4* Rahway Girt T»k* notloe ' thai AR KOLinAS j* Is Jifed hy DDT. Hryciina, Jr., son of Mr and Mi's. M»TICE hOTKI. COltWnATlON lnl«n(ln t" ilV to <*• Borou»l) velopment of the arctic for defense Mlclmel Hrycuna. 106 Randolph apply to tlm Borough Cniinrll nf the lnti>naii forwih ot ejrtjr.1 KOTICB LONDON -TV only thing «1nnd- and commercial purposes moved «n C'ARTKHRT St John's T|k« rtotU-e tlmt JOHN CUOMO- Bnrniigh of flartpret for a Plenary Take notld« that MICHM Street, this borough. Rev. John WIc" Inti-nHn to npply to th» Bnr KA lnt»nd« to a.lply tn tit, atdhilr Church in Rahway. was 1 Ilctnll <'«n«umptlotl n llcennllcnne for lng between a mammoth project for Important step forward with t joint Himrllak, pastor of trie church per- ouKli f'mini II of The Borough of Car- Strict, •niincllolf f tthee Borough ,,: he sctMriK Snt\irday afternoon of tern fur it Plenary IteUll ('(irmumn- pre.nilse» altimtod at B early eolonliation and apHrullnrnlannouncement that nliw weather formed, th« double-ring ceremony. '•urtcrM, N. J. for n PlenarPl y I hr wedding of Miss Margaret .lenn tlon ilri'iiic fur |irfiin|HP« slhintpil nt llri>n»e ftJ H Iiptnli dmloiinwrjt of th« Afrirnn terri- stations nre to be Jointly built In the Ohjfctloni", If any. «liot)td ft* ™ ri>n»e ft)J BHml«i)B aim. The bride, escorted to the altar Kosty. flHURhter of Mr; afld Mrs 1 lmmrdlntely In wfltlng t»: A. J. .loliolin St., CartercL N. .1 torial of Tanganyika, Kenya and northern Canadian wasteland! with- OIJIIM'Ilmi<*, If liny, ahiniM he mud* Objectloni, U any, ilioni.i by her father, wore a starched QoerRp Kosty, of 1010 Main Street. lmm«{|latHl> In writing to: A, J, l'erry, BnroiiKh Clerk ot th« Hor- touthwn Rhodesia Is the sloping in the next three years. rhlSfon gown stylel with n .tweet- IVrry, FMrougft Cl»rk of the Hnr-oiigh of Onrterft, New J«r»ey. immediately In WrJttiiK Railway, and Nicholas Kwhur. son Perry, BoriliVWb Clerk ,,r death carried hy the bite of the Two «f Jhe slatlnni are to be fin- heart neckline, net yoke, old-fash- "Ugri of Cnrtcrct, N*W Jersey. f Mr and Mrs John Kachur. of 11 IOHN CHOMOWICZ, ('AKTKItKT TIOTRI, CpBTOTlATION ou»h of OBMftrtt, Kew di**d tietse fly. ished this year, ont ot them at fd ruffled pWked-up skin Her 80 Emwson Street this borough. lllch'upl Dcmeter, Pr««UI<«nt OtlineA) MJ fi. l ::• P. 6/«-lS' Alrpl»n« sprnying of DDT and UM Eureka sound on EHimere Island, finger-ttp length veil of Illusion The bride was given In manlaTur fioiw IifttidK^, HtiereUry Steven Markovtc", Trensutcr KlsRl AMKKH'AN C tlit lloiougl»Il nf Take ntilb* that V1T 1firoiid« to apply to tlie Biiroiigh west at Winter Harbor on Melvllt* quet of *hfte roses and flcur ists. NOTHMB "illli-rel for (Mull llronmi fur VENAK Intend!" to upiilv : . the deadly Insect can be conquered 1 Cnunrll of Ihf Borongli. of OiirUr«rt Talic notice tliRt FULlXA HAli- 1 at iOh , ough cpunt-ii of tin- I!., Island. The other seven will be south clamour . for i PJennry ltetuil Disrrlliiillon MllHI'K llH'Htf and the Immense natural resources A gown of silk chlflon an fully KIUVH'Z ln"'- IVrrv, ftiirougli Cli-rk, ('urtornt, N. J of improving the weather reporting and Margaret Breil of Colonui ns bride. She curried a cascade bou- Perry, Borough Clerk of th» Bqr- N. .1. came of Britain's turn of interest of CnrnrBt, New J«rn«y. systi-m. but strategists noted th» bibdesmalds. Michael Diken ot quet of gardenias nnd bouvnrdin I dilKll ja, If any. should be mnilt' toward Africa, rnthpr limn the Far this borough served as the bride- •noilt HOI.OMON KOViT. immpillatHy In writing to A. .1. CAN CIT155ENS' CUTB military value of constantly marn- The maid of honor .was Miss Nancy r, i; I :i • Eait, where nor once Impregnublt groom'* best man with John Bed- Piiriy, Bwrimffli clerk, Carlercl. N. .1, folin Kxuma, Preslusnt tnining installations athwart the air Kachur. of 926 Thorn Street. Rah- SII) S2 f-hkrlto Htreet empire shows signs of breaking u» nar and Edward Stanichar, both FKI.IXA HAftKIKWI"1?.. routes over the polar Ice cap. way. Miss Ann Kost.y, of Avenal, a finorse Whun, Hwiftary I To Ipead 100 Million. nf this place, as ushers. Take' notlne that ALEX PUV- c p o/G-n* TtamlQlpH ^H'e«' NOTICR American military forces will un- cousin of the bride was brides- John Kavc'hak, TreMiiri-r T«k« notl<;« tbat HA Mi 1 The maid of honor was attired WATA Intends to apply to tbq Bor- Plant recently nnnotinced and dertake virtually all of the construc- maid. They were atlred in aqua niiRh .<.:riurifill of thn Boroufh of NOTICn OhrlHtoPlitr Sti'(>i>l MAN Ititend* to apply t,, ti„ partially launched mil fur expend- In a powdcr-bjue starched chiffon chiffon gowns with aqua satin for a Plenary lifitall Con- Taka notice that CAtlTRItET P. li/B-n* Council of the BoronKII tion, It is understood. The Ellimer* Uiwn with n blue sequin lint. Ucdunp, for nrernlsen «ltu- LIQtlort STOItK, INC, Intonds In for » Plorifcrr Hetall i .,, iture of 100 million dollnra on con- coronets. They carried cascade npply to the llorotiRh Council of tlie island station, for Instance, It to be shoulder veil aud she carrlBd at 93 llooievott. Avenue, <'ar- "idTICB tot the prsmlups , veraion of 3,317,000 acres to agricul- bouquets of American Bea.uly roses. trrnt, N. .1. Borough nr Cnrt«r«t for n Plenary . .-„,.„ Street. Curler, i built by Amrric.nnj operating from Ketall Distribution license for pr»m- TBke notice thnt KDWAIII) ture, with a first huge planting n' bouquet of yellow roses with blur The host irrnn nnd usher, John ftntl Ublectlone, If any, should be mad* I'KNKSO (T/A UtXIK BAU ft Objection*,'If atiy, HlimiM the Joint United State* • Danish t»e« SIIIIIUIMI lit 65 IliiosBVBlt Ave- ln ltnm«dlat*ly In writing delphinium. TJie bridesmaids wore William Kachur, are brothers of Immedlivtely In wrltlnt; to: A. J, mit', Cnrt«ret, N. .1. CIISIIIII) inteniU to apply l'> * t peanuts, to relieve the worldwldt w^nlher station nt Thule, Green- Ferry, 'BoraiiRh Clark of the Hor- UnrniiRh Cnnur-ll of Hie Borough ol Ptcry. Borough ri«rk m yellow brocaded gowns with scal- he hrkleKrnom. i)l)je<-tlnnn. If nny, nliouUl be marto oueji ot Ca.rt«r«t, New i.. famine of edible fats. land. loped neck lines and yellow mitts ouith of Onrterat, New Jemy. ImmeiUnte.ly I" writing to: A. .1. Curteret for a Denary ltctnll Cnn. A reception for 100 relatives and (Slunctll At,RX PRYWATA, sumption llecnse fur preml.ti'S HIIII- (Slgtiea) 8AMUEI, I n M \: Heavy duty tractors and earth They carried bouquets of tea roses Perry. HoroiiKli Cl*rk, of the Hor- <\ p. t/d-U- Announcement of the weather re- friends was held at The Pines, (' I". S./tl-n* uuifh of Cii|-i«r«t, New .lerany. iiti'il nl 31! 9»l*rn Avenue, Curtfi'et, clearing machinery are heing with blue delphinium. N. .1. porting project coincided with ta- Baiilan Township. (Hlgnuil) CAItTRnET LIQl'OIt NOTICR •hipped there from America, by the NOTICE S'nHlR. INC. OliJi-i-llnilB, II any, nhouM lie maile bling in parliament of the Canadian Mr. and. Mis. HrycunH will re- Shr is a graduate, of Railway Joseph Wolsa, Pres. Immeillnte))' In writing to: Angimt Take notice tlmt STl'ii United Africa company, a colonial Tnkf not Iff. Mint RTTJVUN KIJTCY, THAOH Intend* to apjily 1 government's financial est|matet side at. the Randolph Street ad- High School nnd has been em- t/,i KOOSK.VKI.T IIOTfOr,, Intenits tn c. p. r, i(,\?, .1 I'erry, Borough Clnrk, Curtiret, development subsidiary of Unilever, N. J. uufh Counrll of the I'-1.•»- -; for the fiscal year beginning April 1. dress following a wedding trip to ployed by Mecrk & Co., Inr,He is npnly tn tin- HormiKh Couni'll of ttrot for u. I'luniiry I In.'. Ltd., which la undertaking manage- Atlantic City. For traveling the th(> HninUKli of Uifltret for a Pie (fUrneil) Defensive expenditures are reduced a graduate of Carteret High School Takf nolle-e thaMOSEVH »«p"A tlon lfrenrfe for ]ir«ml»fi ment for the British Labor govern, nary Ilctnll Consumption Ili-ens* for KDWAim PKNKHO, 19 M«rcer Street, t'un.i by 52 per cent, from $501,345,000 to bride, wore a grey_ gabardine suit, and attended Union Junior1 Col- UrnnilKrH dlln>t<' the Boroujn UIXIK BAI! & (JIUI.I-, meat. with red accessories and had a Counrll of tlie Horough of Curteret Obi»Ct,lons, lt*Hny> nix,mo $2.19.741,000. lege. He is employed by the Poster vtlt AvFtiuc, Cartcret, N, .1. Curtcret, N. J. Unme4i%tely in wrllljiu 1 corsage ni red roses. j Objections. If any. should be made for a Plenary Itftall Cnrmimptlon f. I'. H/6-IJ' Clftrance of the bush and exter- Atomic energy expenses are to be Wheeler Corporation, Carteret. llfenss fur piemlsen nlUmte'l »t 5-!* PMry, BOrOBgh Clerk ut Immnllately In WrltlfiR ii»: " • ough of Carteret, New 1.1 mination- o)l the tsetse fly It the first Mrs. Hrycuna, graduate of For four years he served In the U. Perry, Ilurnuicli Clerk, of Che. ft«r- ltoosevcll Avenue, CiirKrM. N. .1. ^ NOTK'li cut from $8,W»,000 to $5,818,000, oi Ohjrctlonit If any, »houW be rniul Take nutlie that &TBPHKN J (rtlnrtiili STKPHKN i and mo»t Important step In the pro] Woodbrldge High School, is em- S. Army. h off CactcretC , NeN w l < whlch,$5,573,OO0 is for the top secret iKignerll H1UVKN Immediately in writing to A. I. MATUISKA ttrmllng a» T'»WN C. P. «/«-l3 eet, which will yield 600,000 tons oi ployel by Quinn and Boden In }'erry HnnmKli Clerk <>r Hip Hor Plutonium producing pjsnt at Chalk I (". I' fi/0-13 M'JI'OP. STORE* Intends to 'apply 1 peanuti annually. ' Rahway. The bridegroom was OUKII "f Ciirti-ri't, New Jeraey. t«. the Borough Counull of Hm Bor- NIITll'l . River, OnL (Slgneil) JORRPH McHALR, <»ugli of Carteret fur a Plenary lle- Tal»* nolle* that AUtK Once th? land has been cleared, graduated from Middlesex Boys Goff Dies; Made Plans NUT1CB Vocational School. Perth Amboy, C. P. 0/8-13" 1*11 Distribution llrenae for urem- Intends tn apply to Hi, If la believed that the tsetse flyca n Take notice that AJMSII.A BEIO- d at 23 Kudaon Street, Council of the Borough and is HOW employed by the Poster For Sewage Plant Here KRT Intends to apply to the Bor- for a Plenary Ketull > be eliminated or at least fully con ough Council of thu Borough of Take notice that license tor premlH»H >iu Find Paikit* «f tkys Wheeler Company in Carteret. fie Ylilbieff lionsi , ifif any, »lioUl.l be ih&uc trolled by use of DDT. Carteret Tor-a Plenary lletall Con- WADIAK inland, to Hiulson Street, Curloni is a veteran ot the U. S, Navy. CARTERET — William A- Goff, lmmedl«tel5- in writing to: A. .1. When a human Is infected by the sumption license for pretnlBec situ- Objections, If any, ulinu Lika a Wtykinf Ston president of William A. Ooff, Inc.. ated at 36 Hudeon Street, Carteret, Immediately In writing tsette fly the first stage It not dis- NEW YORK, - The average ennsulting engineer of Philadel- N. J. aiimjitlim llcfnxe for premises lo- Parry, BnrnuKh Clerk, cernible, except by u microscopic Objections, It any, should be ruteil at 5.15 lt<»osevIIIC blood examination. Square Boys club found out — It Rh to draw plans and specifica- J. Pferry, Borough Clerk of the Bor- Objections; If uny, should l>« mad« 1 ough of Carteret, New Jersey. Curtet'ot, N. J. Alter about two months the pa a walking 5-and-lO-cent store. tions for a sewage plant, died Tues- Srnmoillatcly In writing to: A. J. li/S-131 tlent suffers from convulsions arid As Prices Increase (Signed) ANE1LA lVrry H'iroilgli Oli'ik, t'nrlerel, N. -I. HOTICIS The club pulled a surprise day at his office in Philadelphia. C. Take notice that n;i:\ pains In the chest, LOES of weight WA.HAK. pocket census of its 250 guests, Take nntire thut MliS. JOITN AMKHICAN CITIZKN'S <•>.: and strength follows, after which and 15-year-old Thomas Bel- GAVE HELP AND COAT JfOTICK C. P. 6/tl-U* K1IUS Intends tu tipply to the Wrids to apply 10 the Hi.i"m Mote Families Seeking Aid as ell of the Borough uf c.r:. de'aUl cnm.es In state of exhaustion. monte won with a couple of items MORRISVILLE, Pa. —Deciding Take notice Hint HATTHKW HoroiiKh Council uf the Borough ol KONDI1K InLonJa to apply to th« NOTICK Carleret for a Plenary Retail Con- a Club license for jirum• .• DDT Found Effective. to spare. Inflation Is Felt. to be helpful to the Guild ladies Borough Councll'of the BoroiiKh of Tnko notl.'e that .IOSSPH MAU- tumptlon license for premises situ- at it Lalck Avi-nue, <":• Ti.: • • of the Morrisville Presbyterian C;irti'ie( Tor a Plenary lietatl Con- KOWICH iiiKMiilH to apply to the ated at 3 Roosevelt Avenue, Cur- The OIBCWH of tin- . i , South African scientists have His bulging pockets coughed HoroiiKli Coutn-11 of Jlie Borough of CHICAGO. — Inflated prlcw are Church, who were having a rum- surnntlon license (or premises Kitu- teret, New Jersey. ler W. Wadluk, pre.-nu .:• found after lengthy tests that the up 42 different Items, including ated lit 52 Wheeler Avenue, CLIT- Carteret for a plenary Retail Cun- Objections, If any, should be made HnlnWrlltlk. trfftKlirei !! mage sale. Church, Custodian sumpllnn llrense for iiremlses situ- powtrful insecticide, DDT, has a two picture holders, a^calendar, cauiinj the. nation's relief costs to teret, N. J. Immediately In writing to: M, J. iluk, ntiL'i'etui'.v. Richard Watkins peeled oil his Objerttons, If any should te. made ated at r.r,7 Uoosevtlt Avenue, Car- Perry, Borough Clerk of the Bor- Obj«ctlon«, It any, AIIMUM I< four bits of wood, two keys, a toy •oar by forcing more families onto tfrot, N. J. vet; great effect on (he tsetse fly, new topcoat and went to work. lmm«(Uatt'ly in writing to: A. J. ough of Cart"ret. New '.leirjev Immediately In writing : and In most cases causes death of whip, four medals, a' deck ot assistance roils, American Public Perry, Borough Clerk of the Bor- rtbjwtlon.i, If any, should be made (Signed) Mm. JOHN']!' Perry,' Borough Clerk ot •! cards and a pair of dice. Welfare association reports, Indi When the sale was over, he could OUKII «f Carieret. NeW Jorsey. Immediately In wrlllni? to: A. .1. l\ P. 6/0-13* OURU of Cftrttret, New .l.-i- the germ carrier. l'erry, llorougli Clerk of the Hor- l9lgned) UKRAINIAN AM vidual asslstanc* checks also have not find his coat. One of the ladies (SlKticd) MATTHKW KUNDItK. Spraying tho bush from the sir Is sheepishly admitted that she had C. p. «i/ii«:i* ough of I'urteret, New Jersey. CITIZKN'S CIP1! to be increased. , (Slsneili JOKKPH MAHKOWICH. Take notice that PAUL 8TKLI-A- Vt«ri7 Fn 1 :• one method that is being consid- sold it—by mistake. "Clot a good The association said mounting re- C. P. 6/6-K!' TO Intends to apply to the Borough P. «'6-U ered. This can be accomplished U«w Device Double* P«w«r oi price for it, too." BfOTICB Council of the Bbrough of Carteret lief costs weie hitting federal, state Tak« notice that JOSEPH MA- KOTICK for u Plenary KetH.Lt Consumption , ,NOTI( K with use of airplanes nnd would be JOROS Intends to apply to th« Bor- Engine and Eliminates Valvii Take notli-e thut JOHN WII.UAM llcens* for premises sltiiilte.il at 131 Taki' noltiv Him Li'i ilmilar to pest conjro! as practiced and local governments. In adflition, Bishop of U. S. with 14«, Cap-ough Counfll of the Borough of IJKSKU Intenda to apply lo (he Washington Avunue, Carteret, N. J. )< aurnpUon license for premises lltu- uiiply tu tlif Hm..Ufli ' department displayed a, device i^curity act provide tor increased Curitret for a transfer of the Plen- Immediately In writing lo: A. J. the Iturougli of I'artarii Opt disadvantage, however, that atefl- lit J15 Iloo»evelt Avenue, Car- ary lielull Consumption license Perry, Borough Clerk of tha Hor- which Us German inventor said was federal aid to indigents, Similar pro- LEGAL NOTICES Ural, H. J. far pruinlsc.H attiuiteJ at S4T miry Uetiill C.IHIIIBJHIM may rule out possibility of airplane ough of Carteret, New Jersey. for iirtfinlneti Hiiuatb^ a* 1 capable of doubling thij power out- visions are being (nade or requested ObjnoHes«, If any, ahould *>t m*6» TViislilta'Kton Avenue. Cnrteret, N. .1. "dusting * is the fact thst Uie flj MWICK Unmedlntely In writing to: A. J. (KlRned) PAUL HTELLATO. veil Avenue, Oarten-t, N put of the conventional automobile on lower governmental levents i Objettion-i, if any, Hhould t>e made C. P. fi/u-lJ resides in bush that is protected by thai GKNEHAL ftrry, Borough Clerk of the Bor- 1 irmieillui<-!y In writing to: A. J. Objvi'lluni, If any, nli".i: '• engine. % immedlutely In wrliint large trees. > throughout the United States, the LT|.;|!^xJir AMERICAN - SLOVAK 9Ufi> of Carterfit, New Jersey l'erry, Horou£h .C'erk of the Bor- fSll) JOSEPH MAJOEQa NOTICE Perry, Borough *'lark. !'•• A department report credited the associution said. h'lTIZKN I'l.l'K inleml.H to a]iply \0 fSg uugli of Carteret, Now Jersey. Take notkp that the FIRST SLO- Until now tiny bush clearance has HiirmiBh t'liiini M "f the Borough (SiBned) JOHN WILLIAM ltESKO* 1 Caiteret, N. J. invention to Dr. Adolph Schnuerle Wisconsin state weUare oM |»»;.( . ^ ^ ^ u^e fm C. P. G/C-13" VAK CITJZKNS lli:n Intends to 1 been the result uf native clearing c. p. 6/6-1:;* anply to the Borough Couni'll of the 'Signed) Li and described it as a "loop scaven- C. P. «-fi, 13 teams organized by the department have estimated tbat total reliet j,,re,niHt.n iituatoii at i\ Ffrfitiins \tlTUE Borough of t'arteret for a Club li- ing" system of blowing out exhaust costs in the state may mount to 8$ Avenue, Curti-rct, N. .1 Tahe notlic that KOXSTANTY NOTICK cense for pr«ml8e.s situated at Mb of animal health. am) MAKY MI'llAK iutenil to apyly gases from combustion engines. million dollars (or the next two The i-ers nf the club aarr e John Take notice that MILS. ANDREW Roosevelt Avenue, Cnrteret. N. J. The teams made up of 80 to IOC Hiiluh, in-i'niilciit; Andrew lhiiiii, to thti Borough Counill of tho Uor- SKOCZYPIEC Intends to «pply to The olflren-' uf the chili are: C.iib- Take notire that Jni Schnuerle told a department inves- years. That would be a 30 nuUion ouKh of 1'itrteret tor n Plenary 1U'- the Dorough Counill of ih« Horough Intemls to npply to 1 natives cut all the grass, shrubs and siMTctury. rlel Nepniriskv, presiilent; John >'aP- tigator, the report said, that it elim- dollar increase. ohjei'lloiia. If any, ahould be made tail ConRumptlon lliense. for prem- uf Carteret for a Plenary Retail Ik, geiTtttiiry; JOSH|III Tmteiisky, Ciiiinell of the BuriniKi branches, which are later burned IIWK HlluuttJ ut 10 Hudson Street, Couauraptlun lliallai- for )>remlsen treasurer. fur u Pleiiury Itetuil ' inates need of engine valves. Imimitiiitely In writing to: A. J. just before the rainy season. 'Pennsylvania public assistance ex- IVrry, Horotitfh Ol«rJ< of tlie Bor- Ci»iteret, N, J. located ut 552 Itousevelt Avenue, Objections, If any, should be made lii-tituie fur 'nremlBes sit It could be used, the department penditures for last October alone OURII of Cururet, New Jersey. OlijettluiiH, tf any. slmulil be made Caiteret, N. J. Immediately In writing to; A. J. IVrdliioii Avenue, Cuiti The sleeping sickness service dur- : Objei'tlons, Ir *n\. *iii. totaled more than seven million dol- ISlKiieJ^ OliSBIlAL STEFANIK Imnu-illiiteh In writing t" A. J. Objections, If any, should be made Perry, Borough Cleric ot the Bor- ing the past 10 years has examined added, oo an automobile, engine or AM»RICAN-8I/)VAK PEItHY, Uorough Clerk, Carteret, immediately In writelns to: A. J. ough of Cartoret, New Jersey. immeillat»ly In Hikin lars, an 5800,000 increase over Sep- S. J. Perry, Borouith Clerk. Curleret, N. J. P»rr.y. Uufuugh i.'terk millions ot Africans and treated any other of internal combustion C1TIZKN CM!B (SignedJ FIRST SLOVAK CJTI- type. tember relief costs'. Individual as- John IJolut), Prea. (Signed) KON8TANTY anil (SlSlBnaDD 7JSX9 CUI8, uugh of Cirteret, Ni-w I- several thousands of cases revealed Andrew Ilinat, Bee. MAllY HIlltAK. ANI1REW KK(*:ZYPlEt\ John Ciipik, Sivy. Stl IH sistance checks were boosted $2.50 by examination, Dr. Schnuerle claims, the report P. 6/G-13* C' P. «/«-U' C, P. «/6-lS* C. P. S/6-13* C. P, Hi, continued, that tests bad shown a during the month to help cover ris- two-stroke, two-cycle engine with ing food costs, and 5.00ft new names 1 U, S. Slid 4,313 Vessels; loop scavenging could produce twice jvere added to the list of cases.* as much power per cylinder as » King county, Washington, wellare FEUX THE CAT 2,19? Still Remain Unsold conventional fout-cycle engine. costs during October, 19W, were WASHINGTON. - The foreign li- The loop-scavenging system has $260,000 more than in Octoher, 1945. quidation commission announced ports in tbe cylinder walls arranged Springfield, Mass., officials expect that it had sold 4,313 surplus ves- in such positions and at such angles to spend, more than two rniUion dol- TO GET sels, mostly to private individual! thut the blast ot scavenging air lars this year tor child care, old- f ROM and commercial concerns. makes a loop inside the cylinder, age assistance and general relief. So far, an announcement said, cleuoing.out tbe burned gases. Inflate^ living costl and unem- 6,505 small craft had been declared The device probably will be ployment also are straining reliei surplus by the armed forces. Of tbeturned over to American engineers budgets in Arizona, the association 2,192 remaining to be sold, 1,585 art for further research. said, while Massachusetts, Iowa A.TODA5/ now a Manila and Illinois have granted mora The commission said that the funds for public assistance, (ill GO total number of surplus vessels wai Rubber Hood! OutRUt Soars expected to be increased by the re- To Double Prewar Peak of '40 Bathtub Blni turn of le#d-lea.se vessels iroin sev- A good way to train children not eral foreign countries and by ships NEW YOBK. — Rubber manufac- turers, employing 300,000, workew, to leave a ring around Ihe bathtub that would be turned over to the It to place a bath briuh (or tub produced a thumping 2.3 billion dol- agency when German reparations icrubbing in easy reaching distance. W«re finally settled. lars worth o; finished ga«di ir> 1948, more than double the peak prewar total ot mo, CARD OF THANKS TUFFY —By HO Wirk Started on 10,000-Foot In a relatively strike-fre* yew, marred by only one five-weak shut- MELLON , TurvBBltoWateraLarjiArea down (General Tire 4 Rubbe/ com- We wish to express our sincere POPPY'S. JUST 1RYIMQ10 GRAND COULEE, WASH.-Work pany, AJtron)., the; industry re- thanks to all of our relatives, )MTO HIS- hsi started oo one of the country'a sponded with 88 million tires—66 lor friends wd neighbors for th«ir largest Irrigation tunnels, the 10,000- automobiles and 22 fur trucks and many acts of kindness, spiritual loot Becoii tunnel of the Columbia ofller vehicles. bouquets, beauttlul floral trib- Batln project. "In liHV we'll produce 80 million utes, tfiven during our recent Locatqd south of Couloe City, the more and get the whole country bereavement, In the loss, of our beloved mother and grandmoth- tuwiel is designed to carry su back on wheels—62 million for pa^ er Mrs. Mary Randall Mellon. < el«pt water for 500,000 acres oi ssenger cars, the re»t tor other v«- Htni-arid land in the Big Bend liictes," Herbert K. Smith, president The Family of Mrs, Mary TOfton of'eastern Washington. of the United Statee Rubber coq»- Randall Mellon: Sesideut Engineer E. J. Nietnen pany, pred''1*^ * -i lajs th« rough diameter of the tun- (signed) Overall guiil is flnUlied goodi va)- ' Mrs. H. A. Jtordon nej will be 27 (eet. A companion tun- ued ut 2.5 pillion. Jerome H. Mellon Ml ultimately will serve the uthr.i Miss Zita Mellon Y htX ol th« 1,000.000-acre irrigutiox Mrs. J. Q. Nevtll" . project Mn. John M. Tiffany ).b PfdBptly it f o'CI«f Qfelrkt tf Columbia Will MINNEAPOLIS.-Most conflrm^ J OatPim^UMWFint Monty clock- wat«h«r Pa \hft ] CARD OF THANKS IV* puilc board it an unpaid bird. THE FLOP FAMILY WASHINGTON. -Thq Dutnct oi BURNS ^UBfUs'wUl get H26.000 ot th« promptly at 8 a. m. and, leuvei We. wish to express our sincere fln«j| Jfllta h. Uwis UIM! «» promptly, at 9fmo. Tfyt pl|eon,'« tn^oks to ail of our relatives, United Mine Womrs must pa) favorite employe it Charles filitub and uifhbon who- an- r tH SM^WM .four' decision sun, wluj laid he "cotild almoit aUt«4 IU La qur sorrow in the rev«nut'aci oi 193(1 gives tht my watch" on t|>a btrd'i ent, of our d«v«ted. it 9. p«i ,e«|::«f |U ctrnm) stud d^Dfcfliwt 9L and Ktnd and under- collected hy ^federal districl The pigeon arrives each mofUl Barns. and acciwTvpapiu 4u^4*Mon on W ««n uu the rnoMy. Tbtt diitrici louiid of dutieM. WhtQ 8. M; A«v. Louis ^iiucki ofl tat lun?^ V *°** 8. B.; Rev. Walter bird-but it doew't thaw up BWI who

•K> Tbe coat' n Auto likes Shot Oat C*mp Kiimer,MoAmouthPark Gtmtk |j;l(rs Slated For CPEAKING 9-9, Behind Johnny Litus Tradi Ready For Tourney Play By CARTSRKT — The Ukrainian Sunday, June 15 Social Club shut out the Camp Qrady, 3b 2 0 0 June 19 Opener CAICTERET--The Carteret Car- 3 ABOUT SPORTS «Ua>er fell** «*0, at the High Havellson, rf . a 0 . ft dinals gained the semt-nnalt In the I .,,. N N. J. — Bport School ttadtuw Monday night in. Ooston, o 1 0 MCmMOUTH PARK. LONG District Tournament play of the by Meym . New Jersey 8eml-Fro BattbaJI Mello.p ;,, wi10 relish the eneltlng a bfneflt oonteai for the Ukrainian, Hire*, c I 0 BftaNCH. N. 4-Monmouth Par*. nn of speed alM ttoH Social Club's War Memorial Fund; Burton, p 3 0 •Matty aeeeasfble by railroad and Congress by defeating the Bare- We see by the paper* that Ctfteret dropped, * vllle Sporting Club. 10-1 at ParUn It was tlw second time In two alchemy, «U1 additional]? be serv- ..;lltl,iiiy aftetnooi* for the neartbreaker to Manasquan tat Monday by a, %4 Score by Innings: ed W tfeotal excomlon boat* dur- on u 'weeks th»t the Ukes deflated the Heavy 'hitting by Andy Flut*. .,,'n miiiiKtiral stock car BUtfl 21 8 2 M tha dotting rao« meeting. June score. . . . With the defeat went tyw-Central kmj Ihgta. The week previously tha John Kollbat, Tommy Mtiflatrlck ,„ the slicta Fairgrounds Camp Kilmer 8 0 9 0 0 0 ft-0 ll through July 30. according * Coevals won by a 6-5 score, snap- and John Brotowskl. pltu '. rhPIT will be llx big events, Group 2 diadem, highest scholastic honors to be at* ping a l five-game winning strtafc 0krtmlans 4 0 0 • I 3 attiwttntwwfrt made today by Jei - . -,,,,-rt by the National Stock sey Mow Unei Inc The famous highly effective hurlln* by P tained since the war under the new rulintra «et UA b* which Camp Kilmer had rolled up. and Pteciy8kl who thu«d the IJ , inn Association. r The Ukes are the only elkub to "Bandy Hook" and the stream lined "Jtstntry Park" ore to be In mound work, carried the Cartettt .IMnfvmu time trials open the hold two wins over their county Sbto Li$t*d for Rec .',,„ Difimptly at 1 o'clock, to the New Jersey Intsrscholtatic Aihfetie Associrtfon,, operation throughout the 36-day club to victory. . rival*. The box score: '. ) ,v,,r(i by three ten-lap heat I didn't see the game byt they tell me that Mike Dere-. i fat Nfxt Mtson, making the scenic run from , K>n-lap consolation event, h was Johnny Lltus, ex-marine, War 10 at the foot nf Cedar Street CARDINALS ; wetsky, who turned in three neat one-run triumphs R , 'jo-lap sweepstakes final. who turned the trick for the Ukes, QA^iTKBST — The following in Mew York City to Atlantic AB Johnny was never better as he al- Ndvke has been released by Highlands, a run of less than an Shanley. 3b : 0 I p|()l;iam will be Staged by recently, pitched headaup ball until he was relieved fai Twi Loop J. Mitro, if 2 1 ,, Munis Speedways, which sue- lowed the soldiers only two hits Recreation Director A! Brechfca hour and a half. Th«y HIT to be met by Dick Mig-lflCz late in the encounters. . . Mike, I am M. Flupatrick, rf I .,,nv conducted .three major ai) afternoon. for the various loaguei neat week: on the Atlantic Highlands pier Uy CARTKHKT ~ Perry, lb 1 Tlie ,, cp meets at Flemington last told, cried on the bus ride all the way home. . . .' In the meantime his mates had •iuetett—Senioi r buasw and whisked beat the Pirates, ;l non-slop to PlutaJf 2 up a 4,-rut lead In the open- CHS MtM Monraouth Park. Carteret Twilight eftt V^hile tHis is strictly a aumrner season and'bjuwbft'l Plrcxyskl. rf, p 0 ing Inning. They added three in Ihe high school stadium I ',.,, ,-tor Nunls and M*J. K. B. Monday, 1:00—Cards vs. Mo- Di the modern-day inaiiKuratlon Perkins, p, ct 0 , of the Fleminirton and softball should be our principal topics at AiWVp- the fllfth and two more In the of this servtee the new Monmouth day njf ht. hawks. T Fltzpatrtcfc. cf, 3b 1 to complete their shutout. recaptures another of the Klam- have announced sion> we are going to digreas for a few mtautM *nd Tuesday. 8:00—Clovers vs. Mo- Subo, Jb 0 Johiwon. Metiawks' ' formidable fleM of the Next Sunday the Ukes travel to oroas feature* of old Mnnmouth nlckeifortwerteWUbatj tell you something about those new mechanical pin Annadalt to p\ay the Reformatory hawks. 1 ;,v.s outstanding stock car Wednesday, 6:00 — Ukes vs. Park' which flourished from 1870 •jed to kee0 them well I ,, ,,p .scheduled to face the setup machines that Matt Udztelak has ordered for n||\e. the team will leave the club- to 1881 At that time the floating He twkt UwnrMes to Orioles. M IIHK Included among the IOAU at 12 noon. palaoes, "Plymouth Reck" and run up until the lajt ri__ M his Academic alleys. ... tt in the latest innovation in Thursday, 6:00 — Clovers vs. 8AYRBVOXB S, C. ,, win be many pilot* that The bos score: "JessJe Hoty," attracted thf Piratw sewed hw a»4 i bowling and will enable Matty to get rid of all bis IJKRAIMAH SOCIAL CLUB Pirates. AB B nut Ml in lastwmdw's 100- of New Yorkers by water to Ocean Lynch, 9b won the i»m«. :,>;,i ional Stock Car champion' AB R H Saturday,, 6:00 — Mohawks vs. Pier, nearby the race course. A pinboy troubled once and for'all. Matty tells me, Jn. Klndxlenki, Jft k Budney, If • Atalnta, Oa. ana time Senator QeoiHe Hears. Blaska, 2b among other things, that the Chrome alleys have been Padowskl.u The gam* between the Pirates jtthartered the "Jessie Hoty" and Sbomsky. *> 5 . ,n known Eastern ace that Is Lemerich, cf M. Boben, 3b and, Orioles scheduled for tomor- to company with a coterie o M. Sattlllo, cf 1 ' ,i: to make thing* hot In the first in the state to place an order for the new aebastlon, rf 3 Joe, Terebetaki, If row will be played July 8, .friends, sailed from Now York t< Oleetofr, cf : *„ 3 v ilrt is Pepper Cunningham, machine. Hess, lb 4 v ,. itcin. N. J. The Cracker City lb watch his good horse Tournamen. A. BartfllQ, If 4 ; t StftbaU-Mten's Senior League Marcincyk, ss 4 ,!i,u! won numerousevteUIn Getting back to high school sports for a'while, we Munkacsjr. rf .... wfn the 1890 Omnibus Stakes. It Oaan, rf , ,w. vnrk. New Jersey, Pennayl>- find that Frank McCarthy's team has enjoyed one of W.Terebettkl.rf WWg's Was one of the most Interesting stuuiie, ab :.. , mill Ohio last year and Is J. Wadlak, of . Monday, 6:00—Bisons v». Ma- •cents In, turf history. Delmonicn B.fteldel.c iimiy noted for Ml daring the best seasons in recent years, winning 10 out of IS Dumanaky, cf ple Street. was in charge of catering, with Baksa Hurls PrieeV lie drives a modified Ford W. Boben, c chors vs. Hungarian flMulO by the onhestm and soloists Cherepon. 3b games and copping the county all-high school base- at the Metropolitan. The gathering owned by a fellow Trenton- Lltus, p Rfcf.- Myers, u , . 4 Included, amonfe others, President Wully Marks. ball championship after victories over Woodbridge, Ward, lb „.- t and Mrs.' Grove1/ Cleveland. Lord To 4-1 Win Over mi; Hlatt, of Hamsburg, Pa. 29 Softball—GJrls' League Elliott, lb ... Perth Arrrb'oy and New Brunswick, all three formi- CAMP KILMER n and Lady Stanley, 8enator and T 11 I'lvinn Dutchman" of stock Monday, 1:15 — Debs vs. Ne- Staubaoh, p AB H Mrs. Marcus Daly, John Plerpont HUM;: Harold (Hal) BrokhofT, dable opponents. iMshee. Anchors in League J. Relde'l. p . Andrews, rf 0 Morgan. Henry M. Stanley 6 in 1 inning. i i-uv June 22, under, the co- their season In the Carteret Rec- is one of the most ancient and val- Wojeck, lb 3 0 0 you'd like to get out of the base- HUNGARIANS " The round trip boat fare from winning pitcher: Johnson; • : i ,:ni of Babcock-Nunls. reation Girls Softball League with uable fibers known to man, having Moe, p \ * 0 0 board? Or would you like a fine new AB R H New York to Atlantic Highlands Ing pitcher, Reidel; umpires, < : M-a.son's second speed show highly impressive 14-6 victory over been used, according to scientists, Zaglfekl, If 3 0 1 baseboard? Do you live in a nice Sipos, ss .'.. 4 2 1 will be $1.50, with round trip bus ba apd Oalvanek. up Lincoln Highway oval is the Nemish Girls Monday at the Kas, rf 1 0 0 warm climate where a patio would as the material in which to wrap Miryo, ?b 1 1 I fjTe to the track an additional cars and drivers Columbus School field. Koval, cf 0 i. come in handy, or up in the north- mummies like those of King Tut. Lazar, lb 4 12 $1:35, according to the Jersey The box score: 1 ern states where the most Impor- Yet it never has been able to '/come Medwick, 3b 3 0 1 Shore Lines, Inc. .,nii has been making a name DSB8 into Iti own" bacaus* of the lack of 21 tant thing around the house is the Varga, cf • 3 0 1 Score by Innings: 1 Andy Perry Hiir! .nibelf on dirt tracks but raced AB R H * meoharticar method of obtaining furnace? Are you yearning for a Fazekas, if 3 0 0 Anchors 010 000 0— ;.ih.mapolis this year for the Anderson, ss 4 10 the fiber from the plant. The hand barbecue pit, a chicken house, a Balog. If 2 1 0 Blues Beaten B Prices OM Ml 0— nip He turned In the fastest Pluta, 3b 4 3 2 method is enormously expensive. : lightning rod or two, some land- Trosko, c 2 0 0 y Two-base hits: Zagleskj. Home : iin: time for the Memorial Colgan, fif 4 2 2 Now, however—and this is where Sosnowitch, p 3,0 2 r scaping, a silo, a fence or perhaps Estok, if 4 2 2 runs: T- Jackson.Struck out—by .ii)ii-mile grind and led for th« possible new industry for South- )ust a flag pole for use come July 4? O'Bren.'p 3 2 2 Manas(|iKin. 5-4 Baksa 0; by Moe 5. Winning pit- Cards Win, 4-2 •••i. iii'ound the 2-Vi mile brick m California appears—a practical 25 . .inp. Most particularly, have you unused Jacoby, rf S 2 l cher: Baksa; losing pitcher: Moe, machine is in production In Racine, MAPLE STREET' 'lie .strong finish put on by quarters which could be remodeled Green, rf 40 0 Kielman and Staubach. CARTERET - Thf Care Wls., to "decorticate" the plant, or AB In Title Contest H ist' over the last 20 miles for veterans' housing? Hudak, lb 3 22 displaying championship b a 1 •emove the long libers from the G. Magella, ss 1 at- and a possible mlxup Fulfilling your desire Isn't diffi- Russo, c - 0 0 0 CARTERBT — Alter taking a scored a 4-2 triumph ov«r the ! whip-like stalk, according to Harold Pavlowski.' V 4 Science Has Device ; i from the pit crew pre- cult, for all these Items are among Kane, 2b 2 0 0 1 three-run lead in the first Inning, rates in the Senior League JudaU, president oi the. Califor- Kutney ; 3b 1 ii.iihind from scoring what things which can be financed Gill, lb .^ 2 0 1 the Carteret High School nine, day at the high school field. _^_ nia Rami# oomp/iny, an affiliate of Mudrak, cf 4 Perry hurled three-hit ball fMH • r. • a certain triumph Jbr through FHA, according to a Hit Medvetz. c I 0 0 Middlesex County title holders, That Roads Aloud the American Ramie company. This Skropozkl, p 4 winners. i! ! ••t'lKirt, Conn., speedster. compiled by Commercial Credit were defeated by Manasquan, 5-4, means, he says, that rarnie now can Holowatch. lb 3 The box score: : • received most acclaim corporation of Baltimore, Md., 34 14 12 J. Magella, c ..., 1 Monday afternoon at the shore e grown profitably on the same Large Paper Symbols Turned PJRATE8 m; second In his initial which last year did on* of the larg- NEMISH Such, rf 1 field, in a hard-fought contest. ' i at Indianapolis. est FHA financing totals in the na- AS R H type of land which is used for al- M. Magella, rf 1 With the defeat went the Central Into Words by Robot. AB Shomsky, 2b 3 : i roller skating cham- tion. Kuhn, 3b 4 0 1 falfa and cotton. y Tarnowskl, 2b 2 Jersey Qroup 2 diadem which was : a .skating rink in his Dumfee, 2b 3 10 Sea fowtUUIIei. Oleckner, rf 2 FHA, for Instance, Is as opposed 1 A. Mudrak, 2b 1 at stake. WASHINGTON. - Now the scien- ii He doesn't smoke or Nemish,.'Ib 3 I 0 Ramje't role as a mummy wrap- A. Sarzillo. cf 2 to termites as you arc; It is willing Manasquan scored twice in the tists have come up with a device M. Sarzillo, If 2 : 'he U;ud stuff and con- Shanley, ss 2 10 ring ih Egypt foreshadowed many 33 to help you get rid of therrt. It seventh to tie the count and then which "reads out loud." Cherepon, 3b 3 •| .'iiinself for twq months Dutka, p 3 1 1 oi its modem uses. It is recognized The box score: Isn't opposed to patios wherever came through with the one-run They say it may be possible to Rledel, c 3. II Indianapolis grind. Koval, cf 3 0 0 as the most durable of fabrics. Its Hungarians 2 10 0 110—5 they come in handy and furnaces clincher In the ninth to win. have the instrument read to a blind O'Rourke, lb ...3 )i the feature 20-mlle Tappen,rf 2 0 0 lenslle atrtngth is much greater Maple Street .... 4 0 10 0 0 2—6 wherever needed. It has been trying CARTERET or handicapped person or to people Myers, ss 3 I'itson's opening pro- Berg, c 3 0 1 than that of cotton, flax, hemp or hard to get the World War II vet- AB R just too_plain lazy to read. Staubach. p 2 ! -liuihorne Speedway. He Minucci. If 2 1 1 Ilk, due to the arrangement of the eran who is in need of a home some Kaakiw, If 4 1 This robot reader was developed • - I'i'Ht in the 100-mile Oreenwald. U 18 0 ciUulose. crystals that- make It up, 1 reasonable place to live. Qluchoski, lb 3 1 In the Bell Telephone laboratories. 23 • ,'uunpionship event on Tumko, lb -.. 2 0 1 The navy during the war used all Manehy Girls Trim Resko, cf 4 1 Appropriately (or an Infant, the CARDINALS i"i at the same time gain Any number of improvements to the ramie it could get to pack stern 1 Donovan, 3b 4 1 choice for its first recitation was: AB mi' of satisfaction after home and farm also can be financed tubes along drive shafts because of : Score by Innings: NemfehGirls, 11-2 Cherepon, sa 4 0 "Mary had a tittle lamb, it'* fleece M. Pitzpatrlck, o , 4 -in••!, tirst at Indianapolis. through FHA. its superiority in keeping out sea Debs 13 2 0 0 5 4—It Derewetski, p 3 0 was white as snow," A. perry, p r • •••••* A ill ih-lve tfte Pred Pe- Instituting improvements Is a wttUr. The navy is an insatiable '! No 8 at Langhorne. simple process, and the home Nemish 5002000—8 Miglecz, p 1 0 At present It can't read s booh. \i KpHhas, ss >5- ' customer today. The fiber In Recreation Loop : 'i.u which, finished fifth owner or farmer who wishes to Im- Catri, 2b 3 0 can only read large size paper pat- Pluta, if :. 9 • • also is used in wool clothing, to pre- Perkins, 3b 4- >: '•' i.aiuilis last year. Starter prove his property has the protec- Trosko, c 3 terns, mounted on a background oi 1 vent shrinkage' awt Iqj many other CARTBUKT — Manchy's Girls J. Mltro, lb :... 4 ,-. i' ii it out oi the 500-mile tion given by qongress when It 'Adolf N« Loupe ftMkt» Magella, rf 3 contrasting color. ways. softball team showed plenty of T. FltzpftUiok, cf at J i in-- season. passed the FHA law. The finance But Dr. OHver E, Buckley, presi- 1 10? The long strands ot finished fiber class fit trimming the Nemish Girls, Hell, vi : 3 . -MiiK trials for the 100- rate is "set by FHA regulation. 33 dent of the laboratories, la an ex- ii be staged on Saturday, BERLIN, — Berlin parents aren't »r« sUk-llke in, th«if pure-whit* 11-2, Tuesday at the Columbus planation of the new device for Siabo, 3b ,;, „. a,.. Under the FHA, amounts up to smoothness. ' Schoql field. Busso, hurled a bril- MANASQUAN of the big field $2,500 may be financed in the ordi- naming their babies Adolf any AB R members of National Geographic i to enter. The race Both Judell and M. H. Kimball, liant one-Jaittar while her team- nary manner; under certain condi- more. •• Ferrette, 2b '. 5 society, Bald that If the talking Score by innings: ! title event of the year assistant farm adviser in Los An- mates collected, ten hits which they I tions larger amounts will be ap- Hitler's name, a survey or the converted Into eleven runs. Karl, rf 6 paper symbols could bt reduced to Pirfltea ....• 0 0«O i jeles, warn, though, that this is no small size, they could be printed proved. Owners of property, equity city's birth registry offices dis- The box score. Morgan, cf 2 Cards ..., 1 2 II Q 0 l> closes, is in great disrepute at chris- 'get rich quick" opportunity but from type. holders or Individuals renting who rather a chance to develop slowly a NEMISH Newman, ss . 0 c Ais liiK*wt|Mptrt tenings. So are those of other lead- He added that many technical dif- Hid* en Fewer can pass a simple credit test are sound new agricultural output for AB R H Oonighan, 3b 0 ers ctf tht Nazi ngiroe. There are ficulties have to b» solvtd first En- Knou«h electricity Is used ifj 8« Nut Stay Is Suit eligible, but leases must run fw at» California. Thay add, particularly, Kuhn, o 3 1 Konney, If ...v 0 least six months after final maturity few u« Uttte H«noanDS. Josefs and Dunfee, 3b 2 0 Britting, c 0 gineers said the new device might day by the subways, traclBesi j AN, OKLA.-Don't be too Roberts. that ramie growing la not advised have widespread commeraial applt 1 ol the notes. The majority of the Nemish, lb 3 0 Groor, lb 0 ley coaches and. street cars '•to*) i( the butcher's adver- n Los Angeles county or the coastal notes, incidently, may run from 6 to The most popular names for boys Shanle>, ss ....:..- 3 0 0 Lowden, p cations when perfected, For. in- lea to light USD0 homes far a "' your nawipaper emits regkw but only in tba San Joaquin, .1 36 months. However, where Presi- are Peter, Michael, Gerd, Bernd Dui*a, p , 3 0 0 stance, a printed page might be year.'"' ' '•''•..!,' un sc«nt of a tirloln steak Imperial and Sbaohttta valleyi. dential proclamation has declared and Joachim (which was a favorite KovaX if 3 0 0 broadcast without benefit of human Ws with the odor of frying To Educate Farmer*. 38 ' S 10 that an acute shortage otffhousing long before the late Joachim von Tappeac! 2 0 0 voice. un the grocer's display on "We do not want to arouse any exists or Impends—and such proc- Rlbbentrop became Nazi foreign W 3 0 0 Here's how it works: l fabje hop*a or start any foolish 0 EitotrU Map Helps Visitors lamations include a large portion minister). ^^ 3 0 Large paper patterns are cut out Uade Sam i > (hat juonmtic aroma of stampede,*' Judell cautioned. "At 0 0 of the United States—note^covering For girls the leaders are Monlka, Minucci, pi 1 Find Wiy In TtohniNl School and placed on a revolving cylinder. '""u the evsning paper will Karin, Kelga, Rosemarle, Ursula the moment ramie root stock is Ward, p .'. 1 0 0 As the drum rotates past photo- remodeling or converting' to. pro- CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - Science •"« uwaka at night. and Ingrld. Ibjnlted. Our hove la to edupaU electric cells the black paper pat- lta vide living quarters lor World War has come to the aid of visitors at l]>h Bienfang, professor of But there's * new trend toward farmers in the warm Interior val- 38 2 1 terns, mounted on * white, back- II veterans may run up to five, and Massachusetts Institute of Tech' "•"••y at University of OWa- non - German names. This has leys of California to they may try MANCHY ground, interrupt the light p«tterni even seven, years. AB nology. -iy» odorlftioui advertising brought to the fore such names as ramie this fall or next year on suit- B K of the cells. ' u 8al«wlM, Sb 4 2 A Urge etottrined nap was set ^e nest itep-^ftcr color- Donald, Henry, Andre, Johnny und able acreage'in a moderate way. I This breaks the light be«nj lato lll Sarailta, 2b 4 1 2 ' 'n« cusUmejs. The decorticating machine devtl- up in the main lobby to guide vis a series of signals, regulated by the Dlmltrl, Lilly, Mary, Claudia and Campbell, o 4 2 1 ""'"i. cowiW«r«l one of the Firm IMOIM R»p«rt«d oped by Gilbert Brerertori, a Cana- Iton through M.J.T s 10 miles of shape of the pattern. The** signals Beatrice. Rid If 3 1 •' 'or«moit tuthorities on dian, is in, production in Western A4W« p N r tow • UtUe. th* sgewjr M& The newspaperp ^ qquoted th* minis by th* pttiem Ut mil* ths tfai tillfe veceipts tef farm suwtftt- try of Justice as sayini g InvestigatioIi n iWA«Ura»>4»tHfc thawed that the N«il» were engtgw) in black market activities which ^PiPff^^R V^^H^ to (#«f Ipr^w Nul -" wuld be I UJ'«adv. FOURTEEN FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1&47 then T. Szemcsak, Navy Vet John Frank Gregus Is Married ikes Bride in Perth Amboy To Irma Faczak, of Keasbey KOOS UHOS CARTERET—The marriage of. | fcTERET Tlif manlajir nf Hwmrsak served as irfatron of Miss lima Ann FV.itIt. daughter minated In a long train. 8he wore resa Kotlilrrn Kwlinpr. Imnor The bridesmaids were Miss of Mr. and Mrs. Bteve Faowk.j a t-omnet of orange blossoms and nf Mi. find Mis John Audrey 8cabfrry and Miss Mary Smith Street, Keasbey. to .John ! n fingertip veil and carried a her, 5H8 Rmiili Stwi. Pnih Bobcnr7.uk Mton SzemcMk served Fi nrik Oreirus, 670 Roosevelt Ave- bouquet, of while roses. ». to Stpplien T Szrmrsak. as best man for his brother and nue, Ihljs borough, took place Bat-: The maid of honor was gowned r. and Mrs Stephen H/em- Uir ushers were Joseph. Kovalloff urday afternoon at 8t. Miehnel's in yellow taffeta with cape sleeves , Bolevard section, look placr nnrl Stephen Kulcsar Magyar 'Greek Catholic Rite and oversklrl of mai-qulsette with Lady of "Huncmy Churrh, A reception followed at Waali- •Church. Perth Amboy. The Rev. Irufllpd edKc She wore a matching tMcdem Amboy nn Sunday Krv inRton Hall. Perth Amboy The Albert S. Qftjdos, pallor, officiated pink gown made in the same de- nee Horvath paslnr nf the rouple left' on a wedding trip at the double-ring ceremony. sign while the bridesmaids wore h, perfnrmrfl the cprpmony through the New England States companion gowns of taffeta and Hhurr.h wns rnmtled lu Attending the bride were Miss ami Canada. MiiliU Kruedl of Hopelawn us marquisette, Mls,s iAkatos in aqua «. ^ The bride, who attended the maid of honor and Mrs. Minimi blue and Miss Oreftus in powder GIVES YOU . . ttfen In manmiir by liei fpthrr. Perth Amboy schools Is employed OeU of Keasbey, the bride's sis- ! blue. They, too, carried bouquets I brid# wore » wrtiilinK (sown n( at HIP Perth Amboy General Hos- lei. as matron of honor. Misses of American beauty roses. I satin. She ranieri R txmqiif I pital The bridegroom, a graduate Margie I-ahalos of Perth Amhoy, i Upon return next week-end from •Vhite gardenias. Mrs of Cnrt.eret High School, is B vet- the bride's cousin, and Mary Ore- the wedding trip to Niagara Palls, nan of six years service In the gus of Carteret, the brldenroom's I the newly weds will reside at the Nnvy. He saw action In the At- sister, were bridesmaids. Walter i Keasbey address. For going away, lantic and Pacific theatres anrl Dumont of Carteret was best man j the bride wore a black gabardine was discharged honorably on John Both of Perth Amboy, stove suit with white accessories and a 1, Pacr.ak, Jr., the bride's brother, corsitRe of white roses. and Steve Gets, her brother-ln- The bride attended Woodbrldge Tomorrow I law, both Of Keasbey, ushered. High School and IB employed at Mr. Pacsak gave his daughter the General Ceramics and Steatite FUR for Dorothy Somowtki in marriage. Her gown of white Corporation, Keasbey. The brlde- satin was trimmed with rhine- Kroom served 3 years In the armed STORAGE CARTERET Miss Dorothy stoncs at.the neckline and the full forces including IS months at the Sosnowskt, of Elizabeth, formerly skirt, bordered with mffles, ter- European theater of operations. • LOWEST RATES • of this Borough, will be married lo Leonard Dennis, of Elizabeth at ' tmtT furs and wnolrns ar* Clean Qaimhe* uta spiders ottcted when stnrrd In our St. Trinity Church In Linden at 4 P. M. tomorrow. Don't throw iway a good pair of Red spl jers develop and multiply nttflc vaults on our prfm- much more rapidly In warm, drj In honor of her approaching galoahet Just becauae the Inside li marriage, Miss Sosnowskl was giv- dirty and likely to ruin your ho««. weather than they do In a cooL m«lst iODEUNG — REPAIRING en a surprise shower by Mrs. the lining can be cleaned ai easily period, and generally they do not Eleanor Morris and Miss Agnes it the outside. Simply turn the cause uery much damage to straw- Komenda of this place. The room overshoes Inildt out. Put them In berry plants in cool weather. "Hiest WHS Rayly decorated, A buffet sup- a tub of warm, ioipy water to soak pests on strawberries may be eon- per was served. , a few minuto. Then with a small trolled by (lusting the plants Witt) Guests were: Mrs. Rose Sosnow- fairly soft brush, tcrub over the ordinary dusting sulphur, prefef- THE ROSE ski. Mrs, Pauline Kopiri, Mrs. Jos- entire lining. For very tolled ga- sbly in warm weather because tot ephine Nalel, Mis. Francis Chya, loshes, you may need to repeat the kill Is greater. Mrs. Lillian Sharkey, Misses Ann operation. and Clara Rozanskl, Mrs Helen Blifeit Nutlet Toryak, Mrs Dorothy Morris, Mrs. The largest gold nugget on r*o-. FUR SHOP Charles McCann, Miss Julia Nagy, But ror Mayonnaise ord was found in 1MB In a rut mad* 272A Madison Ave. Mrs. Pauline Bergman, Mrs. Irene When the yolks are to be used In by a cart, only a few Inches below Perth Amboy Meyer, Mrs Patricia Klraly and mayonnaise, eggs Just out of the re- I the surface ot the ground. The nug- I***' Mrs, Eleanor Morris of Carteret frigerator ir« best. They make get was known as the "Weleom* and Mrs. Qladys Taraba of Lin- P. A. 4-3168 a smoother emulsion with the oil. Stranger." den.

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