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XXVIII-N6. 8 CARTERET, N. .)., FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1949 V" PRICE THREE Safety Patrol League Champions Get Awards CW V Lists of Life Carteret to Pay 1 lomagi xercises inli;"1 I'ollak I,, i<>22, Julian Pot- To Its War Dead Wit! ;, of the editorial For Sunday i;ii,,,beth Daily Jour- ,„ first visit to Car- (lulholir Parishes Are ,„.,. thrn has aliown ,i in the proBUrtlon (iooperating to Honor iherr Is 'n *he com- Traditional Service .msh hi* effort*, the ?l\ War Heroes i \ movement, the CARTERET—Final plans have ,! I' ara ,\ Minim's Club, the been completed for Memorial Day I'ii.rary and ntjmer- Eve Services sponsored by the Mission of Remembrance Goes iP United States. on special days. One of these day's and with the Cartwet High I •.v:is just fading. A community will toll their bells. Under soft-May green blankets middle-aged woman CARTERET — Nathan Hale School students, Joseph Bruratn, Christ(!]?her MoCann and William is Memorial Day, and each grave Band parade to the wati The main address will be de-of sod are the Carteret veterans of -. along the streets M champions of the Junior Safety Patrol Basketball Sltar; kneellnir, Joseph .icrion, Gabriel Lakatos is visited, hommage paid, and mil- the ferry to conduct services Wh livered by Lt. Comm. Aurelien L. all wars. They are in cemeteries ,v little hand closely Leafiir, receive medal awards. For the past three and Walter YVoodhull. Also in the picture are itary honors rendered. will beRln at 9:15 A. M. yearn William SI tar has bren sponsor for these Moreau. chaplain of U. S. Naw ll over Middlesex County as l The parade will follow WHS many year* ago Patrolman Edward Czajkowski, director of the "Often the peoples of foreign awards. Shown In Ihr photo from left In right arc is the National Cemetery In Bev- countries also pay the special trib- ately after the services. John ,I,,I i had Just turned patrol, and Mr. Sltar. William Baldwin, Richard Lavin. Kriiest Hull, •rly. ute to the American hero dead, dun. of the Legion, parade nl ilUS. It, Is the task of the Carteret's and American cemeteries are dec- shal said a new route will be i organizations at each orated with floral tributes on for the parade as follows: :1r many »uch trips Hain Tests Scouts' ii/.ni: afternoons. No Soap Box Derby H. S. Class of '53 Memorial Day to see- that the many occasions.' Beginning at the Wati no buses, no trans- Skills in Camping naves of their fallen buddies are The land on which American proceeding to Pershlng Ave I! meant d«Uy walks lroperly decorated. This year, the Cemeteries rest is considered as down Pershlng to Cooke, Plans Readied CARTERET — Rain Sunday Gets Canteen Bid ask was steater, because of the being under the Unlttd States to Washington, Washington*! IIHICS. The woman— dampened the tents, bedding and I,,-i soul—was using Tinny bodies brought from over- Flag. Roosevelt, Roosevelt to clothing—but not the ardor—of Pershlng to Washington, -iiiii- influence to get Wide Variety of members of Roy Scout Troop Eighth Grade (Jraduate : ii into an orphanage. ington to Hermann, Her 81, sponsored by St. Joseph's (>et Invitation to Memorial Day Speaker the Walter B. Overholt, Jr, iLiii in the orphanage. Will he Offered; To Church, who spent the week- Union to Fight ,r i real bid to sleep clium where American :l end in Roosevelt Park for the Tonight's Canteen cerernonies will be held. ,ii I education. Display Trophies annual RariUn Council Camp- Walter W. Wadiak is Legion I CARTERET—If the hammer oree. It was the lone contingent CARTERET — Carteret Hinh| For Bigger Pay chairman. ;i. were to the homes and saw are not, In the usual place from C'arteret at the camporep. | School, Class of 1953, hasn't en-1 ,. )|iic who acted as Mayor Stephen Sklba wUl at homr, perhaps a future cham- tered high school yet, but its so- ,i in,' orphanage. They The Carteret boys and nearly Leaders Claim Foster principal speaker at the exen pion is hard at work, constructing to be held in the Stadium. is me over and give 500 others employed their cial season will begin tonight. the winner's car for the' 1949 Car- Wheeler Opposing an Traditional Program :, v.ii l vividly remem knowledge of Seciullnii lore to Jumping the gun on high school teret Soap Box Derby to be con- The complete program will be I jiutiil homes We vislt- keep as ilry as possible after activities has become a custom foi Increase in Wages ducted Saturday. July 23. bedding down Saturday nislit eighth graders of all schools' in follows: Call to Order, Walter'1 ,).tuied myself living Wailiiik. chairman; national ftl ,: ii>c palatial places. Robert Farlss, general chairman, with the temperature In the 40's. Carteret ever since the Americm CARTERET — John Hutnick, said any boy between the ages nf Legion decided that at least one president of Local 440, UERM, them, Cartfret High School'. 11 and 16 who resides in Carteret High School Canteen should seme today Issued a statement explain- invocation. Rev. Alexander oc/.v, Mngyur Reformed Church;^ .,., burr fruit for at the as an Introductory event into high IT. COMM. MOREAII ing the current picture In the William Kochek school activities. Foster Wheeler Corporation nego- address of welcome. Francis T,i August my guardian DONKEY GAME Supply School. Comm. Moreau en- tiations. It follows: Tnmc7iUk, commander, Legkttj; i/ to a place where I CARTERET—A donkey base- Edward J, Dolan. Jr., announced, tered the Armed forces as chap- greetings. Kw:u-d Hoffman, con*' ,-. tm uood. The place ball name will be held at the Heads Pharmacists too. that Eddie Szymborski • and lain in July 1943. Durins hts tour The failure of the Poster manner. VB'W pout; Mrs. W*lter« . i be an orphanage Wheeler Corporation to grant a Walter B. Overholt Stadium. his Golden Serenaders will furnish of duties his assignments were president Legion All -story, drab structure general wage Increase stymies Monday, Memorial Day, at 6 the music. This allows Cartnet's with the 141st Seabee Battalion Mrs. Mury Rascina.i i.u like a detention Named President of own disc Jockey, William Kelem contract negotiations with the P. H,.r at Hawaii Isl8.adi.Ahen with the Steve Turk, < i •' were about il bojt The proceed* will be u**d U to tafcefyettSj''Rfr'*n ewrons. His on Wam' TMtal Electrical, Radio and Ma- mander. St. James' 1*081, job usually consists of playing the chine Workers of America, CIO i long table and all lielp defray expenses m connec- then with Naval Reshipment De Alex PaZekas, commander, Si right records to please everyone. Local 440. Eleven hundred workers STEPHEN SKIBA 1 : me. A newcomer, tion with Carteret's Soap Box Kovaes is Secretary pot at Pearl Harbor, then befon HUlas' Post. CWV; StephenShulldf.- "It seems that the polka is mort his discharge in July of 1946, h at the Carteret plant stopped •M a tall, wiry man Derby. CARTERET—William Kocheck CARTKKET—Mayor Stephen Sacred Heart Post, CWV; addre%.] danced to than the Jitterbug num- was at the Marine Barracks. Par work on Monday, May 23, 1949. I of (hi.-; borough was tlfctei! y>resi- Skiba who will be the principal Mayor Sfciba; American [ I'lvered when I saw bers now," comments Legionnaire ris Island South Carolina. Lt, to vote to terminate the contiact i ir. me Into his room is eliuible to enter. The cars must j denU of the Middlesex County ritual; roll call of deceased Kelemen. But he still plays ;i fair Comm. Moreau then returned to at a special membership meeting. speaker at the Memorial Day erans, Henry Szvmborski, adjutttyfc JJ ; with me. Meanwhile not be over 80 inches long and the Pharmaceutical Association nt the | number of eai:h. "The slow sw active duty in January of 1949, be- Before the negotiations broke oft exercises hrrc on Monday. Legion; Prauds LarWn, adJUtMK' ID disappeared. Some height not less than 3,inches. Good annual meeting held in Perth Am- i numbers are the best liked. The inii assigned to the Naval Supply on Monday, May 23, at about 2:30 VFW; selection, Ukrainian Catholic Church will hold its an- lyn Babitsky was installed as i i'v At daybreak, his both practical' work and concen- or has been reported. Demetrius' Ukrainian Church will and salaried workers. the year. nual May crowning at 3 P. M. dent, succeeding Mrs. 1 ' miles to the farm- trated classroom study In the oper- be held Sunday at 10 A. M. and 12 "This counter proposal of the All members of the Red Cross 1 Sunday in the church. Miss Irene Students attending the Canteen Also placed in offce were uid return in time ating and maintenance of genera- noon at the conclusion of both Union was rejected by the com-residing in the City of Perth Am- I Bersun will be crowner. Carey As- must sign in, and if thfey leave be- George Martin, first vice Mock for breakfast. tors, motors and other shipboard divine liturgies. pany which held to an arbitrary boy and the Borough of Carteret sembly. Fourth. Degreg e Knights of fore 10:30, they must sign out. dent; Mrs. Elizabeth Cjajk electrical equipment. the list of the heroic dead Is position of "no general wage in- are eligible to attend the annual ColumbuColum s d f second vice presidents; Mrs. ] 'iniiM, i slept in the act as guards of headed by the late Pvt. Nicholas crease" and a refusal to meet all meeting and participate in nomi- After graduation, students are honor. Rev. Joseph Macko of Tren- Kabala. third vice president; iiii'ut kitchen stove. Mlnue, who was posthumously of the fringe issues as demanded nation and election of the board «nt tq units of the Fleet to per-ton will be the preacher. P.T.A. to Fete Joseph Kisly, recording secret children slept on a awarded the Congressional Medal by the Union. members. form their specialized duties. Seventeen children will receive Mrs. John D'Zurllla, cone " i lie floor. In the of Honor. Others are Basil Capp, "The stop-work meeting held at 11111 their first communion at the 8:45 School Faculty The adopted by-laws call for a secretary, and Mrs. CasE the barn provided Walter Capp, Michael Yaroshak, the'plant gate heard n report of A. M. mass Sunday. The Rev. C, S. rotating board of directors. After Hetty. 'I'l-'iters for all of US. LAY OFF ABOUT 300 CARTERET — Final arrange- John Potocnig, Peter Spogunetz, the committee and voted unani- I Roskovics, pastor, will be the cele- this year all members will be <• til were happy, de- CARTERET- -Russell I. Baiter. ments have been completed by theStephen Skitka, William Yaiy mously to give the company a Mrs. Casey presented the Urant of the mass and the Rev, S. elected fqr three-year terms. '"lsliip». There was manager of the Qrasselll Plant of Washington-Nathan Hale Pareni- chewsky, Walter Kuzniak, Andrew notice of termination of the con- Holnif officers with gifts and ' J. Dunstan of the College of the The officers of the chapter and Lynch and Mrs. Boyle with" inod to go around, the General Aniline & Film Cor- ireacher Association for the lunch- Matway;-also Capt. John Marko- tract and warned the company Society of the Atonement, Gray- with and Lt. Harry Hladun; aso members of the board of directors i ;,Jg?s and gifts. It was i always hiingi'y. W* poration, announced today a lay- eon in honor of the members of that no settlement could be moor, N. Y., will preach the str- members of the U. S. M. M. Frank cordially urge members of the Red that the fourth grade- has won 1 "''labor's garden off of about 300 people, to become the school faculty next Wednesday. reached without a general wage mon A breakfast will follow in Ivanitsky and John Pelech who Cross to be present. atiendance banner for the year., •""HUK potatoes and effective this week. All those to Dr. Millard F. Lowery, superin- increase. The meeting also voted • ndd. the church hall. It will be prepared tendent of public schools will be died in the line of duty. be laid off have already been no- and served by the Mothers' Club. to eliminate all overtime until the FOOD SALE, JUNE I II tified. the speaker. Memorial services will also be contract Is signed. CARTERET-The Ladles' Aux- "Hiis »fur I was ad- Mrs. Alice Relnertsen and Mrshel. d at the cemeteries in this or- MRS, GREGORY 1 »i phanige, I was "In addition to the speakers of iliary of the Chrome Synagogue John Edmond are co-chairmen. der: Sunday at 2 P. M. and Mon- the union, John Hutnick, presi- will sponsor a food sale, Wednes- IS RE-ELECTED '" i'"y a visit to my day at 4 P. M. at the Cloverleaf II Others serving on the commit- dent, members of the committee day, June 1, at 2:00 P. M. at 50 "-"a six mile walk Look, Ma, Vtnj)ancing Memorial Park Cemetery in Wood- 111 tee are Mrs. Ormond McLeod, Mrs. (Continued on Page 6) Washington Avenue. I still can recall John Ruckriegel, Mrs. John Lu- brldge. Monday at 10 A. M. at the Again Heads TH '• i «as to return and kach. Mrs. WUllam A. Totli, Mrs.Rosehlll Cemetery In Linden. ! And Sure EnoughHUny of Little Aggreuhe League; Mrs. Con 'ny there. Helen Bazaral. Mrs, Michael Hila, Mrs. Mary Lovas, Mrs, Mildred 1 i «as heavy as I Females Will Ditplay Polte and Grace CHS '49 Graduates Will Find Added I > Board 1 Soltess, Mrs. Andrew Abaray, Thomas Ryan Returns p AtTomorrow's Recital CARTERET'-- Mvg. Cha i Mis. Helen Pllsko, Mrs, Irene ' wi. Th«t and feminine satisfaction as Meyers, Mrs. Ruth Svenaen. Mrs. From 6-Month Tour iii0\h edityv rf the ilk l0 CARTERET - Tomorrow Jobs This Year Less Plentiful Press, nan been lVeleqt! they sara admiringly at their ve- Warren Ritter, MM. Mary Clauss, • CARTEBET^Tfiomas Gilbert at home, 'night's danclna recital of the Mrs. Agnes Lombard! and Mrs. CAllTERET—The job outlook able to 11)40. Tl«j demand for dent of the Middlesex Comrjj l doing fUdlons tniinirMW. Ryan, seaman apprentice, USN, for the class of '49 is slimmer Cm-tenet School of Dancing Incidentally their appearance Benjamin Sussman. mule employes — hiijii school bevtulosla and Health Lea ' weeds, evidences that many little girls son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan, tills year, and college utaduates — has week. also gives satisfaction to admir- 4 »u other odd re ular dancins 33 Chrome Avenue, ha» arrived In' This b the consensus of men Added ta the bwd ot hore are fMw « ing mothers, for nothing Is more Norfolk, V«., May 24, aboard the dropped more sharply than for •lewons. Of these not more than in Carteret who have something women. from this boroush flattering totaby fftces than the Poppy Sale Begins; destroyer U8S H. J. Ellison, after to do with student Job place- » WUple will ever reach the pro- Best openings are; In the ensi- l|am Conway. Joseph M.. teMlonalstwtf,Jn fact few have fluffy pinks and MUM of the cos- a six-month tour of duty In thements. In only a few fields, jobs Symbol of Sacrifice neeting field, but Jobs are not a» Rkritan Township and -"isslon to injltle* of the stage and aUnost tume. Mediterranean. shine as brightly M ever, Beck, Crtmbury also I They take tlnfr . instructions The H, J, Ellison has Iwtn opw- plentiful as in 1848. Employers at foe parent* has thewith deadly »rlo4(»««. They CA»TEIMT8J The downward swing in op- are more selective, There We »dti«d to the board. jA 4«talT« to see ttwll' HtUe f CartwiVi veterw* w*»ni»«- atlng wltt) the Northern qittopean portunities Ii «, return to nor- Other officers lawn'to point tyM, *b«rt« their Task Fore*, undw th« ooflimand good openings for women In 1»come profewlonal 4an- arms weaving .mm of grace, tlon* tem todajr u4 will be maJoy »tt« » lone period of specialized categories. , Alfred D. Antonio and of Admiral Rtohard L, COnoily, boom e«ployn»nt. The peak Rlcheson Takac«. of "I 0,11 to back bend ana to sketch at Commander - in - Chief,, N i v a 1 ; mjnf Mhwi to the tors. Thft'Jire totenw the M WPW »» » «»W »' flood at pr«» »nd post-wir hir. Office johs art not a» numer- boy. Di . Walkr Forced, Eastern Atlantic tod Medi- Ing in (W«r. Normal levels now ous. There are some factory Jobs John V. R. atronBoJt', living five *' oriUca of one *&}&«• «ad »m- wortfice prid bjrU>o»o who iul- : l terranean, prevftl) W<-moft Carteret Indus- waiting, but opportilnltle* we wick and Mrs. W. Q, 1 U trie* m taulrien ut«hiish- not ai plenttlful M previouBlyi , 1 pay ton, til vW p ' •WM' *" >' mUinlgl»t oU fa) not '. Norman Va,n J •* me CAR?! fflrtcrcl Pr«w: be willing tn m«Ve such a trip with he Junior ftxiti- CARfRRET—In honor of her "THE FRIENDLY STORE" On May 19 end 20 the Senior (lien mjali) if nercMRry Ity of tfip Blessed Virgin Mm v of twentieth birthday. MisS Mary In cnncliislnn »e wl.sh to ntlte MAY Dusko, 11 Veternnj Plflre, ««s uiy- Class nf ihr rartwt. High School B the ttoly Fnmlljr Church held a 27~MfctinK fearteret Lodge, Odd PeltowR, 8 f>. M., Odd Mlow« tint it «'»•, weir wnnh the eftnrl. party in the Parochial School Hall fn a surprise pnrty at, her hrttne rrruln n trip tn Wii.thlnitnn. 0 C. We Will hnvf ii vrry small beUnct Hall. by her frlehds. Music artd dancltiK in honor of its nine members wjio 28- Ciirteret School of Dinclnc recital ti Wtfret Hl«h flc(t*l !li": fli :i (if us kind In more Ihon to elum up uhlt'h we will <]n bywill (rraduat* from High School were irfjoyed find I'BfrtaHltlet t-.w.'vr VMTS This trip was madf holdlni n few more "Open Ah next month. The> will be elidible at 2 P. M., »IWl S P. M. weir .iprvptl. Miss Dnsko irrrlvefl n number of Rifts. ;m• • •!» •• thiouKh thr effort* of theDances," When nil delttil.s ore to Join the Young Indies' Sodality. 30 -Annual Memorial Day Partde »nd fttwclsw. cleaned up, an itemized statement W01P: H"ti;-ii f'Usi Mothers Cfub and at The honored (ilrls were Loretta JtNE Partlfipfl'-IrK! Marthn Ba of the AnnnrH-s In connection with logh. Ruth 'Riissn, Rjth BuboTi !lii iini - we sincerely wish to ex- Olndo. Tlitrtwn Mnlinnwskii nnd 3-Meeling of fcarttret LM|e, Odd FelW*^, 8 P. M. In Odd the Senior Class Mothen Club, Thwesi Penkiil. who are (iraduat- htlnier. Manha dambots. Mary prns's nur thanks to Edwlrt Quln, will be left with Mr. Quln and may Fallows Hull. Shaner, F.llfn Mnsarovlc, T^bel in Kirom St. Mary's High .School In A Fost*r-Wheeler Corporation Employes' Dlnnfr-Dance, Robert Siipf vvlsinij Principal, Htrmjti bi studied by anyone who cares Perth Amboy and Theresa Cyzew- Slonn. Cnlhfrlne Campbell, Rny- to do so. Aiailii. to all of you who Treat Hotel, Newark; , , Horn. Hi'.'h Sr.Iionl Principal, and ski Qenevlevc Karwwkl, Irene mond Cttlp, Lawrence Bensin helped In any wny to make the »- Annual meetln* of Perth AMlWf-tirt*r«t tfh«rt«f, Aaftri- 3t!ephen Molnar, Waiter Qnslor Timed 'if F.fhicnlion for their aid Krystoslak and Eva Slerntn, Oene- >•, ip possible, .i ulnreve "THANK vieve Urbliukl and Veronica Yap- r«n Red Cms, flt Red Crdd HeWflWrttra, fW «rHttoy, Reginald .Johnson, all of this is your GO sign! iwrii-iprr.iiinii. To John Donaghus YOU!" "graduates of Carterpt, 8 P M. , place, Robert Decry and Michael SENIOR CLASS 9- Annual convention of I. O. Q. f. fa AiWury rark, I P. M., f;,r 1 i • nevr! fnlllriK hrlp and co- High School. Each was presented Clocel of Rahway, James Maiw '.n •:•,• m Tn Mr. Edward Deist*. MOTHERS CLUB Convention Hall. Tony firobnlak. Joseph Clemihen! with n sodality pin. 12 CammencMTient. Holy Family Pardchl«l School «t fllgh r.i'-'iiiv members who so kindly1 The Rev. M. A. Konopka, pastor and Wllllnm Behany of Wood- v oiii'i'iTi'd his .services as chap- School. bridge. Mm Richey Heads nnd 8lst*r Mary Ditlcla extended H Graduation, Columbus Schod, 1 P. M., Nathtfi Hal* School, FOR SUMMfctt dun; :iuil tn Andrew Oalvanek best withes. Blanch Oiitowski KBVI 2 P.M. wl-,a tikcwisp volunKertd hlii aew- Educational Society the farewell address Helen Kur- 14 MeellriB of Court Carteret. PortstOrs of America at 18 Charles fO ENTEBTAIV Cl.tm * WITH in••• us (liH|>cron, and both of i dylft. Stella Bliilownrc7,vk, Helen Street at 8:00 P. M. CARTRRET Mrs. Mlvhart •AII >m did such « splendid job, our CARTERET—Miss B«w Richey. Cap and Eleanor Kukowskl were 15 -Commencement exercises, Cwtewt High School. 8:30 P. M. Matrlska will entertain the Silent r iii'niie Tn Mrs. Nevlll and thedftufthter or Mr. nnd Mrs. S. £.hostesses. Ifi Card party, vestry of St, Mark's Churoh, In the church hall Club In her home In Unltm Street ;•, !;•'• M ••iihers who made the trip Richey, 11 Locust Street, and head nt 8 P. M. Tuesday nisht. Mrs. Chsrlef •;,•: -V ipcrones, and to each and of the mathematics department of TO WED SUNDAY 22 -Public Card Party sponsored by Junior Wamsm's Ouild nt Comba was hostess to |the group ev. :• indivitlual nnd group who the local high school, was elected CARTftRET—Miss Rose Lenart, Free Magyar RefortnM Church. at the last session. lv iiiul encnurnjied \1$ dUrlriK president of Delta Xi Chapter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 2J Court Cartnret will go LO see New York Yankees vs. Detroit. in uiiMiiitn to raise lunds. Kappa Delta PI. notional honorary Lenart of Pulaakl Avenue, will wed Tin :s In a night (tame. Bus leaves club rofflns at 7:15 P. M. 23- Olvli' League of Carteret meeting at 8:00 P. M. at the Falcon's K NSW ARRIVAL exciting new M,,|J thank vim educational society at the annual John E. Brechka. son of Mr. arid CARTERET—A son was bom to election of officers at Rutgers Hall, Puluski AVenue. Ami •!) t.he Seniors thetnielves, Mrs. Anthony Brechka of 21 Mary Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Kondas, 23 a "ruup fit 94 as a whole, who University last Saturday. 28 —MeetlnK of Court Cirtevet, Forestcrs nf Amprlca at 15 Charles luted heauiy ;,,,(j Street, Sunday. Mny 29, at at. I^well Rtreot. ,it the Perth Amboy made the trip, for conducting 'A graduate of Erskint College of Street nt 8-00 P. M. Elizabeth's Church. The reception General Hospital. glamour io \J like Indies and gentle- South Carolina, Miss Richey se- will be held.at the St. James' Hall. men. A! very proud and would cured a master's degree In educa- tion at Rutgers. Upon completion DAUGHTER TO SAWYERS I '.-.I-. TV. 01. FOR of her Ki'adtiatp work, she wasCARTERET — A daughter WAS take to ATiHKIT.S FOOT recommended fur membership In born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saw- !H( AI'SK— Kappn Delta PI and has since Been yer. 15 Liberty Street, at the Perth plain li Inn urrnlrr I'KMOTIMTIMi BOB'S Radio & Television an active member of the ornanUa- Amboy General Hospital. I'.mn. Will, mi, IIIIIIIIIIK.I HII'UIHII tion. This summer she will study hti-4 . Ii rrtrrkN Ihr Hrllv* tnrillra- IIMI, lilll'l \. In kill INp crrM «• nt thr Appalachian State Teachers DAUGHTER TO BARNEYS i,.11:1.1 l.rl hnpiu rfllff l\ (l\i; College In Boone, North Carolina. CARTERET — A daughter was HIM II "i iMiir ':••'• lm

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lowskl, Mn. Caroline Kmshtock, SOPHIE CAPP'S Mrs. Helen lMlott. Misses Matt Miss Perry High School Senior Class Trip Eighth Graders Michael Puha Weds Elizabeth BRIDAL JVNE.4 Ann and Pranett Ptskovlch ef Unden. ,1,1 Shower Proniwctive Bride is Mrs. Wanda Paakovlch. Mrs. To Washington is Described Study Procedure Girl; Couple to Reside Here Gloria Paskovich ot ftnaalle; Mrs. Gertrude Honored at Surprise Caroline PaskOYlch, Miss Man* Details on Washington trip Paskovich, Mrs. Ann Paskovich of IRII Clerk John Slpiak. Mrs. William Dona- Pupils Enrolled in (Special to Carteret Pressi fashioned gown with ofi-the- Miss made by Carteret High School Sluww by Friends Elizabeth: Mrs. Worothy Burnett* perry, whose von, Mrs. Michael Mlglera, Mrs. ELIZABETH—Mr. and Mrs. Mi-shouldcv Illusion neckline trimmed Senior Claw on May 19 and 20. High School Given Mrs. R. E. Bennett of Woodbrldi*, „, Montaffloli Jerry Bartok. Also, Mrs. Lorrtto chael Puha. who were married at with pearl flowers. She had short CARTERET Miss Sophie Capp «nd Mlftxe* Pauline and ChuaU K,. place 8ep- Br MRS EI.RIK H. BARTOK Nevtll. local Librarian. Also Ed- 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at mitt* and a lace-trimmed picture ;I Orientation Prof gram 43 Charlotte .,.„ a surprise Buses left Carteret High School ward Oalvanek, member of High St. Anthony's Church, are honey- hat. Her bouquet was an old- as „., aunt, Mrs. Thursday morning at 6:50 with School Faculty, and 8gt Andrew CARTERET — Through the co-mooning In the Pnconos, They will fashioned one. The flower girl Peter Paskovich of Linden. The Street, 94 seniors and 12 chaperons. Three Onlvanek of local Police Head- operation ot the guidance depart- reside at 11 Lelck Avenue, Carter - Victoria Ann Bellero. another cfiemony will take place In St, ment, Edwin Quln, H. E. Horn, cousin of the bride, was In similar matron deluxe busses were us*d. Lunch at quarters. * et, when they return. For travdlnR Demetrius' Ukrainian Church here. Party, Picnic Howard Johnson's In Baltimore at, Sister Loretto, Miss tthe\ Keller the bride selected a black suit with style with a small picture hat and In honor of her ftpptachlnu mar- .Students making the trip: and Mrs. Mary Bowling, the eighth short mitts. She also had an old Michael 11:45 A. M. Arrived at the Capitol natural arressorles and she had an riage, the prospective bride wit For St. Murk's Church Elizabeth Adams, Agnes Ander- srade students who hftve enrolled fashioned bouquet. , M .Mwray. Mrs at 2:30 P. M. Class picture taken orchid corsage. H\\tn a surprise shower kt the son, Joan Bartok, Anna Beam. M members of the Class of 1935 Anthony William Buckley W*s Miniicci, Mrs and a tour of the Capital made Mrs. Puha, the former Miss Rose Ukrainian Pavilion. CARTERET—Two event* are on t Mllllcent Brown. Elaine Carsla, of Carttret High School became best man for Mr. Puha and the I,ma Wester- which Included a short visit to Ann OarrutoGarruto, Iis the daughter ooff . Quests were Mrs. Catherine the summer calendar ot St. Mark'a Eleanor Collcldlo, Margaret Chon- acquainted with secondary school ush rs Episcopal Church. > , MIS. Michael both Houses which were in session Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oarruto.' ? *«« John Medwlck, Jr Klsh. Mrs D. P Masorovlc. Mls« t«, Teresa Cyseskl, Mary Danes, procedures through an orientation ,,1,1 perry, Mrs, at the time. At, conclusion of tour hrlrie- nephe w oMf the bridegroom broth , and Sophie Krupa, Mrs'. Anna Krupa, On June 23. 91 Mark's OulM Jean Dudlrk, Stella Dacko, Anna- •ogram this wrrk. will hold nnoiher public card par* 'cnicrrt; MfiW at about 4 P M,. Seniors were Mrs. Catherine Capp. Mrs. Helen belle Dunfee, Dorothy Ecktlowlta. Thf pupils attended three typ- X^ « " °< *< ty with Alvln Ouyon and Han| . p,,ii Reading taken to the Hotel Annapolis and Makkai. Mrs. Julia Bobcnchlk, Mrs. Beatrice Oaydos, Dorothy Hama- ical ninth grade ' classes and a and Mrs. Peter Puha, of Carteret, The bride, who was graduated Axon as chairmen. ' ' ,',,, ,/,/dli, Mr. andassigned to various rooms, all itlrls Rev. Aloyslus Trlfarl, S.D.B., of- Catherine Kravlck, Mrs. Mary on sixth floor and nil the boys on dyk. Asnes Hlla, Winifred. Hunde- regular assembly. They also led In A parish-wide picnic has be« ,•.', Brazil and j John Bensulock, Michael Dercw- 1 priced 45. sk cipated ln the program were hls escort drove throunh to plarel y. William Donavon, Elmer Er- 'homas Chester. Bess Rlchey, Ann a wreath at the tomb of Oeorf(e delyl. William Fitnila, John Fer- ibney, Marion Kelly, Frank lAWashlnBton. The group had anieru'r. John Oodlcski, John Qlu areford, E. dl Martlno, M. W. appointment nt thp F. B. I. Build- ciioskl, Joseph Hrycuna, loach, L, Powers, tl. Wilson, J. Ing at 10 30 which tour was one Edward Hayriuk, Joseph Hlla, omba, L. Korbln, M, McCarthy, of the hi«h .S of the trip. From Ludwlg Ilk. Jamcy JeneJI, John I Kramer, E. C. Monahan and F. this tour they were taken to Ar- Koclban, William Kachur, Regi- McCarthy. lington Ct-meU 17 and the Tomb'of nald Johnson. Ronald Krissak, Jo- the Unknown Soldier. Back to the seph Lltus, Richard Lozak. David hotel to pack hairs and net ready Lynch. George Lukach. Edward j for the homeward journey. Lunch Magella, Robert Mercllo, Joseph at 1:30 and then checking out of Medwick, Robert Modrak, John the hotel, boauliim busses for our Markowlcz, Richard Miglecz, Stan- last, stop, the now and the old ley Orenczak, Michael Polanln. buildings of the Smithsonian In- Joseph Samu, Emll Sablna. Steven stitute, and the Washington Mon- Tomari, Henry Turlck, Jr., Thto- ument. Boarded busses at Smith- dore Viater, Walter Vonah, Ernest SOLD LAST WEEK, THIS WEEK, sonian Institute at 4 P. M. Stopped Wnlsi, Norman Walq, Ernest Weber for dinner in Baltimore at the Edward Zofchak. YESTERDAY AND EVERY OTHER Howard Johnson restaurant and i Hit amazing n«w then started on the last lap of (ARRANGED MflMfOWiR MAINSPRING * our Journey. We Arrived at the TO MEET JUNE 19 High School at 11:30 P. M., tired CARTERET — White Carnatlor j ACCIDENT? MARKED, AT $45 ... NOW, NEXT but happy Both days were bright Grove, 34, Woodmen Circle has se and sunny. June 19 as the date for its nex ) . . . Miiv lmi)|irn at n«v IIIIIP! j 3 DAYS, THURS. Ml. * SAT. ONLY j ltd |irf|),iri"if Tiikc nut Chaperons who made the trip meeting. A donation was voted U l^i Ktjnn. II irmti, mtimtrj Onm the Kiddie Keep Well Camp at th, * Irtiurtliltft tfMiiiy. /Vtuvr Mnintprirtn. 11k l i and who paid their own expenses /Mw. • his wife, but were: last session. v. That Is what Senior Mothers. Mrs. Chester | THE HARNED AGENCY i him. While he Oodleski, Mrs. Frank Krissak. Mrs, i.i- wive his wife ( Ktt't. 191'J Joseph Urbanski, Mrs. David ALBRECHT'S KEY SHOP ) INSURANCE AND REAI ROBERTS i a ui>od home. Lynch, Mrs. Patrick Tuohey, Mrs, LurV.mlik - ttaw Fill** ; ,ii)out the fu- l.otTu .Hontn «¥»r»<-»rll ) ESTATE •.'.;;;, KOne, the \VnahlnK «arkl« I'nii* A ftrpllra j 93 Main Street & LIEBEBMAN. \SIII\liT(l\ ATKMB :iiI ((.[• his faml- \ Wo-8-0233 had failed to I-THW >.: H Mlinlr) 'I'nuli — lvi-,'< \\ hllc )'•• • WOOOBRIDGE, N. J. " QUALITY JEWELERS , M.llll'C. Wall — (all l« 88 SMITH STREET PERTH AMgOY 4-1265 : mink' happens U w, i,,', l) in want It to idow? Do you i.v about you: ins wife, but m." Of course HIiTlloNE OR A^stin^house ? Ranges Our scicntillcilly prepared, finely ground fowl keeps your llsli swimniliiK and HANSEN hapjty! Fish greens available. COMPLETELY i YORK LIFE INCLUDING i: ((IMPANY JOE'S PET SHOP ONE METER _ PETS - INSTALLED ST II INK ii TRUST FOODS AND SUPPLIES It! 1l.ltl.NC i 156 New Brunswick Avenue RTII AUHOY ', N. J. . Perth Amboy, N. J. in 1'. A. 4-8M6 P. A. 4-3419 A soft sum- UMOISWMCIOlim mer Suit at

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CiH P, A. 4-93M for Prompt DHIvnv FLAGSTAFF CHOICE MEATS AND PREMIUM CANNED HAMBURGER 43c , Hel|mann»8 Real Stuffed Mam Olives I WJBTE ROSE DILL I'ICKLES HeHmann's Real Mayonnaise I ... QT. JAR J5c 3 Oz. 33c RinsO 25c FANCY GROCERIES . j SRWlTf PEANUT BUTTER 39c l UflHT MEAT "TCTf* FI8H • i LB. JAR 18c j Mayonnaise.. / P t.27c) 1; 1)1 ASSORTED JELLIES ! 2 Niblets Brand Corn I)uz25c SIVAN^ON BONET> CHICKEN I IJ-Oz. Can, 2 for 31c Helliuann's Real NAM8C0 PREMIUM CRACKERS Hellmann's Frenctl POBK ANH BEANS FLAGSTAFF Super Suds 25c Mayonnaise V2 Pt. 2!7c CAvrtnxs POBCNK ANSPAGHETH BA T »." I OreHsing 23c FRAJKCQ-AMEEICAN SPAGHETTI [TALIAH AMERICAN FOOD STORE Coffee, 1 Lb. 57c Lax 23c Spry, 1 Lb. Can 31c Hellinann's Real wtfeof on, 1032 Rahway Avenue, Avenel, N.'l. Butter «2c Lb. Telephone WO-R-2908 — Orders Dellvtred Hellmann's Real Quality Meats ) Mayonnaise ... Pt. 45c I Lard 19c Lb. MARKET n Mayonnaise V2 Pt« 27c Choice Groceries (Hellmann's Sandwich } 1008 Rahway Avenue, Aveiu-1. N J ! Hcllmann H Real Mayonnaise Pints 45c i ' Fresh Ground Chopped Telephone WO-8-227J - Vrtt i>.-liv.-i> TRY OUR CHOICE STEAKS HellinanirK Real j Spread 8Oz. 27c ( Bleat 39c Lb. Frozen Foods II ) »APPHIKt LIGHT MEAT TUNA FISH 39c I Mayonnaise Pt. 45c { Sa ad tOIOr Y+fEIX! IMP, PEELED TOMATOES #i CAN «3c ( Swift's Sliced B«con 4Sc Lb. I Featuring AU Salad ltwns I .«.-*. *' ' j HeUmaun's Real Mayonnaise Sandwich Ingredients for Your GBEEN CIRCLg ^^ FISH OUR OWN ITALIAN SAUSAGE { for Decoration Day Smoked Cala Harns 39c Lb. % Pt. 27c Picnic Needs. DEL MQ PEAS #2 CAN FOB 27e SAUCE J I FRK8U OROVND BEEF 8UCED BACON BILL'S SUPERETTE mmn mm \ j. p. FOOD MARKET j AL'S MARKET WOODBRIDGE n>RTEB8 570 Roosevel»«««„.»t AvenueA n,«, Carteretra t«M, NN. J ) UHmDnWl« InAHM. I ( W T 265 Washington Avenue 31 Salem Avenue — COMPLETE FOOD MARKET — |< 552 New Brunswick Avenue S. SERENSKA Caifteret, N. J. Carteret, N. J. FRUIT EXCHANGE HellmunirH Real Mayonnaise - Pints 45c j Fords, N. J. 821 Amboy Avenue, Fords, N. J Carteret 8-5655 Telephone C»rt«ret 8-6366 94 Main Street Telephone P. A. 4-J»54 - Vttt I)*liven j To enhance your favrtrite salad for the unusual picnic tpeclaUy^ ( Telephone P. At 4-4533 { may we suggest uur mlona on the stick garnished with green ')• FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVER* Woodbridge, N. J. '>•> HeDmann'* Red Mayonntlse •' jl peppers or ••••'•—" • Apricots. #2V2 Can 23c Telephone WO-8-2121 Our home-made Muiirarlun ov Polish kolbasi grilled with kraut. Hellmann's Real Hellniann'« fteal We also feature * full line of luncheon meat* and leading brands Fruit Cocktail, urn rtm. uqm Mayonnaise Pt. 45c Mayonnaise .... Pt. 45c Wife DELIVER of frankfurters, #2V% Can 34c ftOOiTRM AWAKAGUS VEG-AU MIXED VEGETABLES MAXWELL HOUSE We Carry ft Full Line of HELLMANN-0 FRENCH DRE88IKO Maxwell ^oOse Coffee 1 flellinann's Sandwich Coffee, 1 Lb. fSe . 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Miss Dorothy Catherine Carney •|WII i •pirn ritn Carteret Women'/ Cl There in faro Schools Lack of Funds U\\ \llere, OHtO.-Th* ijilrlt „/ Interest t« Teachers, Students in Is Bride at Holy Family Ckutch of Howard Thuriton failed for th* Drafting New Season'* H llth time to rfltnltat Itself \t> > Blocks Making lint-tlm* friend of the f»mf4 rni- ',' ]rtrrot'» PttbtUi and Parochial Schools, CARTERET — ftlss Dorothy lon prince*' style gown designed CARTRRET -- Members of the | at the Wlnflrid Scott Catherine Gurne^, • daughter of I with a mrfled pickup skirt, a Jlriin • board nf "directors nf the Carter^ Elluabfth. then Mrs. P. of Mf. and Mrs. Joffph Ciurney, W| rtnSrvtip-ifhRth veil of ffliwlon O»udc Noble, (Mtrolt. for „, , „, . . „. bralth. r«trm|[ prMldtmt, sand "Cirlblblblnl," "Come bfiek on* mlnut* In the miurolrtim prts»nt*d to Sorrento," and "Italian Street Movies Pulaakl Avttiue. became the bride j arranged from a rhinestohe crbwn Woman', Club are already R1VIM ^^ wRh "^ pftst the body of Ttinriton rln and waited • .•I., program oh 3ong," featuring Marlene Loz&k HOLLYWOOD. - Thrw-dlifien- of 'ftioftia's Prariete Fa Moon, son nfi and she carried a white prayer- thoiuht to plans for the 1949-1950 pln ^ Mrg Rl)W), ^ 1 ft>r th* spirit nf the magician to re- and Irene Rakovic as soloists and nlonal movies, that pry ictoft Mr, awJMrs. Harold Fallnori, Don- book marked with an orchid. and the prof ram will bbe tor of tht club .,' the- second grad* turn. im The following Audrey Ward and Miss Rnkovlc in away from the scenery artf mike gan Hills, 8. 1., at a nuptial mass The rnnld of honor wore a lilac discussed att a meetltiR of thr board Mis. Andtrson and A« t»o n«wipap#rm#n witehed scheduled to be held soon at the •ipftted: Lawrence a tambourine dance.'The chorus I.ana Turner's curves look curvler, Saturday noon in the Holy Family sheer Rown. matching plftture hat bruith were orwnted ore ready to hit the screen. But Church hert. The Rev. Jnrm>< Oil- In illence, Noble ittppfd Into the home of the new president. Mrs. Wftdlakwadia,, Salva- Included Agnes Capil, Audrey Con- nnd carried green roses and the ia»es. Miss Mlnfrva W. D** llllVir their inventor wails that no studio martin, chaplain of the Hollornn mimrlfiim at i! SO p.m., recited Oscar Anderson. , ii Murray. John yack, Rose DomlnRue*, June Don- bridesmaids were gowned In nlie nf NP» York, guest artist. | wp nelly, Joan Ozlak'. Emms Pedoi'co will dish out money for his trick. Oeneral Hospital,- SMten Island green sheer, matching picture hats the Lord'• Prayw, and said: The club held Its closing dinner pd a pnrxniiti of one-act | , | p Spolowless, Fred lV performed the double-ring cere- "Howird Thurrton, I »m here In e Varga and Irene Rerenchiak, Joan Caydos, Joe Vnlentinej one of rnovl*. and carried lilac roses. monoloRues and skits. Mary Irving, Rosemarle Klsh, Au- land's top c-rmertmen, developed mony. Mr, and Mrs. Falloon are on a ruponse to our pact. l! you can Mrv Onlbralth reportetl drey Mesaros, Florence Mlnne, a gadget that brought depth to Mr. Ourney gave his daughter weddlnn trip to Montreal, Canada rnanlftM yourself to me, do It now." Hungarian Wrestling slate convention held In Ail , castration for Dolores Neder, Rose Palotis, Doro- the rcretn back In 1940. It's In marriage. She was attended by and upon their return will reside He Ihfn held aloft a photograph Star, histptf to Appear City and the depnrtment( 111 thy Rlgler, Elizabeth Rompa, gathering dust. No studio will her sister. Ml$j Claire Ourney, as •f Carveth WHK explorfr and •Am read their reports. MttVJ| .,nil.flllt5 Is still open In their newly furnished apart- Florence Serson and Helen Skitka. cough up doujh to buck the maid of honor, and Misses Char- ment In Dnngan Hills, The bride friend of 1he «lpi«ht of hsnd artist devsnn announced that a I .m,,i,,n School. To en- HIOHLAND PARK - Promoter The second part of the program project. lotte Boyer, Dolores Wnukowski, chose a belae coat, navy Wue suit who died in Miami at 12:30 p.m. meelinR would be held at her! : ,| i, necesasry that Bill Johnson. Jr.. uill present an- „• i.thpr responsible highlighted safety, presented in a "Two-dimensional movies we1 both of this place ,and Lois Fal- and on orchid Corsage for travel- IS yean a|o. other top wrestlinx card tonight In June to arrange for tl .'..;,! of the child bring talk by Sheriff Cornelius Wall hove now look flat^-flit aetofi loon of Dongan Hills, sister of thr In!;. Under tht pnet made between at the Matnnic Hall In Highland nnd winter club scllvltie* ,,„, school oflice the of Middlesex County by Deputy against flat scenery," explain* bridegroom, were bridesmaids. Mrs. Falloon Is a graduate /if Thurston and Noble before the fti«- Park with Sandor Szabo. heavy- Others present were Mn , ,.,.,•!iflcate. the vat:- 8mlth. Valentine, wfio's up for an Oscir Robert Daniels of Flushing, Carteret High School and !s em fician'i death, the spirit of Thura- weight wrestling champon of Hun- Dut, Mrs, Ellen Anderwn/l t.fViHc may be brought for photographing "Joan of Art,1' L. I., served as best man and ush- ployed at the Hallqran Hospital, ton would have knocked the picture gary, being featured In the main Michael Prfputnlak, " ering were Joseph Gurney, brother S. I. Her husband, a graduate of out of Noblt'f hand. But today Prokop. Mrs. Edward I, (,ii the chad's first Memorial Day exercises were movie that eold've iised a few event. held during the regular assembly mnre dimensions. of the bride. Joserfh Karwaczki of New Dorp High School, 6.1., b » nothing happened—Just as nothing Szabo. tht 228 pound Budapest Harry Yetman. Mrs-. Joseph I Elizabeth and Paul Weust of veteran of the- U. S. Ndty and Is had happened In the 10 previous at- kingpin, will collide with Indian Mrs. Morris Spswak, Mri,, periods yesterday in Nathan Hale Row ,„,,.,. High 8Chool gr»f>- School. The following children Staten Island. employed by the New Yoflt Port tempts. Chief Little Wolf in the all-star Hundlak, Mrs. John Reid,; • nidenU at the Unl- participated: Jullanne Dumansky, "We us* lighting now to try to The bride wore a white sheer ny- Authority. Noble iltently left the building main event tagged for a finish. Imre Kemeny, Mn Daroczy. Mrs, George Hill,-*, Missouri In Columbia, Martin Bleka, Salvatore Bru&ato, bring them away; from th* scen- and walked through the rain to an Szabo has been campaigning ery. Colors of costumef and lets automobile. throughout the country and is Ocorge Lefkowltz, Mrs. i!l(. dean's lift for the Joan Qaray, Mary Ann .Hila, Ruckrleutl and Mrs. Hairy ' .,.,. Joseph Leaky, 81 Geraldine Clko, Mary Ann Phil- are chosen cSVufaHy so actori Noble, who missed the date in rtcognlzed In California as he ,.,i formerly a student lips, Olorla Jean Nagy, Patricia won't melt Into the.background. Hadassah Plans for Busy Year; 1M1 and 1H8 because of Illness, heavyweight king. rniiHjp of Enp'neering, Markowttz, Barbara Sakson, Pa- 'In three-dimensional movies I said he would return next year to The supporting attratclon will NEW OFFICE BUILDflta /libel, son of Mr. and tricla Trnosky, Dolores Kuclrock, the actor stands out with natural Installation Dinner is Held mike anoth«r attempt. H« said be a stellar six-man Australian Bids for construction of tr*| a:: iflwell Street, made Ronald Venter, Patricia Hcn- roundness. He appears to be that should he die, the experiment tag team match going two out of $20,000,000 Senate Office.! , j ir averages and were drlck.i, Joyce Sltar, John Teleznlk, right in the theater," will be continued either.by Wells three falls, In one corner of the have been requested by i inl nmong the honor Bernadlne Cleversey, Allan Toth. Miss T. looks .twice ai whittle- CARTERET — New officers of save the Invocation. Mrs, Ulman or magician Howard Blackstone. ! ring will be Michelle Leone, the Lynn, architect of the , 11,,. school. Mr. Lesky Mary Demeter, Peter Treftnko, able, and Humphrey Bogart ap- Carteret Chapter, Hadassah we' save the annual report. Mrs. Max dreaded Italian nobleman. Bibber While an authorisation of ,i,, i with first honors Ralph Mezey, Elaine Kllnowsky, pears to dash with hit gat right busy with plans for various activ- Davidson, regional chairman was 000,000 was approved try i l: ( the speaker. The Installation din- Lazy Mothirs Blamtd McCoy, ex-naval commander from Charles Krwek, Campbell Rich- into the audienrt. Trees look it Is hoped th; actual cost of 5 . ,,•! Hiifli School in ities during the summer and fall ner was in charge of Mrs, Heller, Boston who has become one of the .,' ,„ i he United States ardson, Margaret Stupar. Joyce rounder and people look like season, For top Bonny FMM roughest mat merchants In the structlon will fall below that f people, which would b« a change. Miss Anne Schwartz, Mrs. carpen- LOS ANGELES-Mother, do you /;,hrl was also graxw- Kjraus, Barbara Bodnar, Theo University ol California pro- Morris Ulman, president; Mrs. Max out. for their opponents are thru :; assembly at Car- distorted screen, either. Mils fessor. Dr. George W tlahn told M Gruhin, first vice president; Mrs. classy mat men who have become siiiool last week was Turner look* round, no matter I m«etin| of 4,000 California Sandor Lehrer, second vice presi- To Etpct Crowes idols In the Jersey arra. Golden uw parU, Under the where he sits. dentljti that Ia7.lness of modem dent; Mrs. Bernard Weiss, treas- i Superman, blond adonis from Hol- Miss Oenevleve Kra- Sam Says At Stadium FMd mother* wa« producing more chil- Needed Speeftt Olitiet UTer; Miss Bertha Venook. record- lywood, will team with Marvin ,if sophomore girls dren with rabbitllke ficei. Too ing secretary; Mrs. Leon Green- Mercer, Reading, Pa. sensation. Years ago one company billed "a CARTERET —Howard EdwaTds many mothers, he said, like to ,nd Tony Costnza of Flushing, L, I. DUZKIl three-dimensional movti" in.the*- wald, financial secretary; Mrs. and Walter Tomczuk have an- fltep, Th«y shove baby's feeding The oppning contest of the bill. Ontfprtylnc k«*pi tres, but that was a fluke. You had Thomas MeNally and Mrs. Sidney nounced that they have completed schedules too far apart. fox board members. 10 minutes, pairs Baby Face John- to wear special spectacles to see plans for the erection of "about "Like any other mammal, a child ny Barend of Buffalo with Joe • u« run roR M curvier curves. Installation ceremonies were 150" crosses on the fields of Walter want! to nurse when hungry. If he Kameroff, Russian mat vlllian • Suulw ilmN The new dimension comes from conducted by Mrs. Irving Huh. B. Overholt, Jr. Stadium 'for ctn't nurse hli mother, he tucks from Minsk. Barend, ohly nineteen a prism that's Inserted behind the Miss Floryce Brown, Mrs. Alfred Memorial Day. his thumb." ears old, Is easily one of the most camera lens. That costs about I. Wohltjemuth, Mrs. Isidor M. Working for several hours each Thumb sucking, the doctor said, handsome.men in wrestling today. COLD $500. The camera then gets two Weiss, Mrs. Louis Carpenter, Mrs. night, and checking and rtcheck- causes protruding teeth, and facial images instead of one. Prisnn Harry Heller, Mrs. Robert Brown Ing, the two Legionnaires feel cer- deformity «o that junior looks jorne- would have to be installed in every and Mrs. Edward Shapiro, veternns ttho have served In the thing like a rabbit. INSIDE STORY theater-projection machine In tht A musical play, "Shidach for a Rreat wars. Each year several of FUR country, coiling another $500 per. Perfect Marriage," was presented the crosses need repainting or re- pair work. Both Legionnaires were "Not half as expensive as sound with the following cast: Broker, doetfee'i Poetry STORAGt was to Install," snorts the camera- Mrs. Lehrer; first commltteeman, especially thankful to the United States Metals Refining Company Goethe's poetry it amon| the i month's supply of new man. "And It would bring change Mrs. Oreenwald; second commit- world's most cherished, for Hi mid greater scope to the screen ai teeman, Mrs. Wohlgemuth; Rabbi, for its special effort rn supplying $2 MINIMUM the work and materials for thi btauty, Its simplicity, and its pro- sound did. Bring customers back to Mrs. Brown; Hadassah, Mrs. Jack Your fun and woolens are prf> crosses. fundity of thought and feeling. No the theaters, too." Stein; Bride, Miss Veenook; tected when stored In our sclM* As In past ysars, the traditional other poetry has inspired »o many lifk vaults nn our premise!. | Chorus, Mrs. Lehrer, Mrs. Car- outstanding musical compositions. — • penter, Mrs. Edward Hopp, Mrs. poppy will be placed on each cross REMODELING — REPAIRING Millions of Anifrlcan* luve found A firing squad from Fort Mon- with every ihflr "Opporhiniry for Stturity" Urban, Mrs. Greenwald, Mrs. Freight Car Production I Wohlgemuth. Piano accompani mouth will offer the final salute tbruoch in Invftlnwnt in U. S. Snv- while troops from Camp Kilmer ORDER YOUR ln|< Bond*. You, too, can supple- Two-way radio communication ment was by Mrs. Elmer E. Brown, for yard switch engines and cranei The opening message was given and local marching units stand at of Mm ment Tour evrrr-dny opporlnnily to attention. FAVORITE proviac future rrrtnomir fncdnm ID being used by Pullman-Standard Dy Miss Weiss, progvam chairman, The crosses will be erected In THE ROSE by pariirllMling in the big Spring at its Michigan City, Ind., plant The Star Spangled Banner and BEER BY PHONE Sjvit«n Bond* Drivt which oprns to speed the production of freight i Hatlkvah followed with Mrs. Elmer the early morning, but the gatea May 16. The wiw pwr>an uvn hi* cars and to reduce lgit man hours. Brown at the piano. Mrs. Gruliln will not be open to the general money—before he ran ttptni il— public until the regular ceremonies ROCKMAN'S color-blended for your by bf«omln« * *h«rch«raer in the are scheduled to btjln. afnt, iurf!rt, and mo«l profiliilile FUR SHOPt Individual ikhVtOM Oil LIQUOR STORE Inveflmrnl offered anywhrrc in the 272A Madison Avenue world. ft PERSHINO AVENUE KRE1ELSHE1MERS U.S. Trramry OiptTtmtnt WOODBRIDGE HOMES Did You Know- NEAR RANDOLPH STREET 127 SMITH STREET Perth Amboy PERTH AMBdY, N, J. Dial 9690 for Free Delivery P. A. 4-316* INSURANCE INVESTIGATION THAT in the Spring of 1919, Established Since 1S88 Congress has about decided to amidst complete devastation take a look into the Investment $9200 the poppies bloomed in abun- practices of the life insurance dance on I In' battlefields of r companies of the nation, which France, and again in IHi GI OR NON-VET they bloomed in many places have resources exceeding $60',- throughout the world, and that 1^)0,000,000, not for the purpose of 100% MORTGAGE TO QUALIFIED VETS a replica of this poppy has be- extending Government controls or come the MEMORIAL FLOW-1 witch-hunting," but to make sure ' 80% MORTGAGE TO NON-VETS Eli of Che AMERICAN LEGION that the Investment practices by and the AMERICAN LEGION this part of the economic structure AFP. $57.00 MONTHLY AUXILIARY? are sound. INCLUDES TAXES AND INSURANCE THAT the AMERICAN LE- Harm prices drop tenth of 1 per GION was the first national GIVEjoconpr organization to adopt the poppy cent in April. INSPECTION INVITED its MEMORIAL FLOWER, Inivinif taken this ikction at the is it? Th« only c«m- Educators favor creation of In- OR SUNDAY; 3 TO 6 P. M. National Convention In Cleve- ternational universities. plt..:DR tested method for pk- Residential Section, Off Ridgedale Avenue lund. September 27-29, 1320? Wing which of 5J »lrtn-»OOtl THAT the AMERICAN LE- n ... pldurti your kUol GION AUXILIARY adopted per and foundfrttOK M«ld the Poppy as its MEMORIAL >.. finally assort* lh« com- FLOWER at its oreanlzinf con- file«ion of your drtami. Ben Edward Const. Co., Inc. < vention held in Kansas City In I October of 1921? 'oil blended wifft purf fifk EDW, TROST — WO-81658-B ALBERT — SO. RIV. 6-0933 THAT the MEMORIAL POP- PIES are made of red ,crepe MITTUCH'S paper, by hand, by disabled' veterans In hospitals and work- DRUGS rooms in mere than 40 states, and that the workers reccrv» ItonsKVKLT AVENUE pay for each poppy made, the C-VIM'KRET, N. I oi ntver bofore- material being tarnished tree by the Department Of the I Hi plume 8-»5W honor// American Legion Auxiliary In the state In which it Is beinr made? THAT the more tttftn 2S.O00,- veUrails art sold on the streets under Aulerlftan Ltfion Auxil- iary supervision by approxi- In this year of blessed Peace, mately 125,000 workers; a«d UR NEW HOME that New Jersey Utf a. quota let us not fornet those who of 700,000 poppies assigned to died to keep us free and It but ordered and paid for 701,590? New Jersey Beauty safe. On Memorial Day, lay THAT tafMfh the A&triciU a wreath of freshly cut floor- )0 popples mftde By disabled Culture Academy ers on the grave of 4 fallen Legion Aulltary poppy pro- soldier as a symbol of your grant nWrft than $300,000 Is Hoi Moved from paid annually to needy and humble, appreciation. disabled senrtMmeh for mak- inf the poppl«? SB State St., Perth Amboy "Give and keep giving to help sciwice defeat the ditean fhol itrlkei, on the average, one out of every two homes in America. Say to yourself... here ii life-giving Plaee your otitt. now for money to hejp (hate ifricken by Concer to live «goln, planU and flora) arran|e- WRY NtCKlt AND OHUI give Mpt wppwl on, ments to decorate the graves educorwwl program leaching new thousands how to of war hefoaa, recofnfre tancer andy/hat to do about it. EVUtr W0KKH t five helpt «l up and equip new New Offlc* tfffir fit foll«wiii| Advantage*: research kbenforit where tcientiift art didjeallng thyr (?v«i to find If* cam—and cure of dancer. OR MTTW FACU4TJW £V«y BOIU* I tm4 Aelfw buy new «q w tmafa, DOT TO BIDB STRBBTB eilejbliih nww hdlilin for freofyfl «nd i CaAcer, |# itf pilifulfy icoree in thit« ••i""". i JJ. % V Owrl ftwe jwlov.l ON to co ' -IlittlUST AMUKANCAMfiN WQ^Voj||llfS|pON AMEftM! LE6I0H t <.' SIX , tlon»l Catholic Fraternity. rf L. union in „ of The 'following program Is an-cox of Barberton Pay Homage Wings competitor of FV.I,., 'Continued from Page I) nounced: Procession and Parade /oAn iVazyk /r. and His Bride (Continued from Page 1) Into Stadium; the National An- ispoke and pledged Mlll,,, Cartcrel Orioles terinn Church; flag raising, color and again wondered what had then), suim by Eleanor Abaray; Babcock and Wllcox i,,, ' happened to them, Invocation by Rev. C. 8, Roskovlcs berehip to the Loc»i ,,.,„ Ruard. wage increase and ,•,„,, On Honeymoon Trip in Flordia honorary chairman; Address of In 4th Place In The ladles' auxiliaries of both prov«menU. units will play tin Important"pa't The last time 1 had seen my Welcome, Comm. Alex R. Fattkas, CARTERET - Miss Elizabeth [ a] School. He is a veteran of the gaurdlan alive'was two months St, Ellas' Post Nff..797 C. W. V.. "Also addressing n,,. U a. Army and Is now associated In Monday's program, County League Marlon Rohaly. daughter of Ml general chairman. Selection ' Auld was Hel-b Lerner, rep,,...,.,,. |rj with his brother In business In Mrs. Gervase NevlU of the Le- before her death. She took time 1 and Mrs. Ofiow Rolialy, Wnsh- Ung Syne." St. Anthony's Hand, U. S. Metals worki.p, ,l( j." Staten Island. gion and Mrs. Joseph Qawronsky out to come to my school and CARTFIMT Thr Ciilnrt Or- berame the brld< Port Readlns; Roll Call of the organised In the Mm, M of the VFW are co-chairmen, as- bring me a piece of bread and an 1 iQles mi'-.'i! u\> iniii n tlirrr-wny son of John Dead by representatives of indi- 8melter union, who pi,,,,. , sisted by Mrs. Walter Colgan of apple. deadlock IMI I'm: Hi plurp In the sociatlon mrcllnn In Highland I Muzyka. Randolph Street, and theNiw Anti-Aithma Drug! the LOR Ion and Mrs, Mary Rascina vidual parishes: Collective remem- darlty and support n( ,, lRle • Colnlnued next Friday.* Mldrilficx ('•iiiiilv B:wbnll Lfafiiio Park. Carierrt bowlers received i Amrlla Muzyka. Sunday alter- Soon to Bi Purchaiibli of the VFW. brance of all Honored Dead of workers at U. S. Mr-inK ,', • to dnuniii" NivHI 7-4. si Nixon nearly $400 In priws form the r<- noon in 8t. Elizabeths Church, port ReadlnR and Cartcrct; Bless- Poster Wheeler wink,, T PHILADELPHIA.-Two new antl- The committee named for then'nlivrlclil. l'.ll», by Julian Tnlluk) ifDmlny r»vi inn:: dd Ct Turna "e dnuble-rlns ceremony was ing of the CaUfaulque by Rev. cently concluded County Tourna asthma drugs are very «oon going Gold Star Mothers banquet con- fight is our fifth! w fcitiiv ••!(!•'• u;i -ix tuts in turn- performed by Rf v, Anthony Hubrr. MA Konopka, Rev. C. 8. Rosko- out to doctors for '•xperimentnl to.it- sists of Mrs. Harry Oleckner, Mrs. you up as we an- ..,„, ing Itl ;i lir.it VI! I'll > merit P«stor M the church. vlcs and Rev. A. Milos; C. W. V Ing mi patient*. If mccpisful, they Theodore PfciinlR, and Mrs. C.W.Y. Lists bBck us up In our iipj,, , The bis winners wore Matt,. Poem "Our Dead," Past Comm o! STANDINGS will bo the first drugs that can be Thomas .Jakeway for the Legion Increase. At U. S. M.I,,'' Urlxlelnk and John Stefura whn| The bride's father iiftve her In i Continued from Page 1) St James Post No, 615, Andrew W L mnriinRc and she was attended by given Ijy mouth to dilate the bron- and Mrs. Rose Mnrablto, Mrs. already have some of n,, finished fourth In he handicap list', mnninBMiss Kathleec andn sh Schuce waks attendeas maidd b oyf the Judne Advocate of the St, Ml-Sumutka; Volleys and Taps by Rurltnn T.'Mn h:ii Ramblers 5 I and third In the scratch for a ' chial tubes and thus five relief to Pauline HolTrrmn and Mrs, Ursula that you are raising r-.n.-j',' U ilncrs honor and Misses AHw Bohaea phale's Post of Perth Amboy, the firing squad ol Ft. Monmouth total of }140; Heaton and Mrd- astiima sufferers. Freeman for the VFW. Insurance, pny for un,, Ilnvls and Helen Bakos as bridesmaids. Middlesex County Chapter and the N J- Addrt-M by Comm. Ewald The drugs arc no MW they do In charge of table decoration? serve on Jury, duly p.,, ] 4 Klck, 16th In doubles. $30; O. Rich- New Jersey Department of the Hoffman, Star Landing Post,; ft A. M Audrey Pazola of State.n Island, and seating arrangements are Mrs. ardson and Q. Sloan, 18th, 110: not even have names yet, Their Catholic War Veterans. He ia also nation' and three «,,,( v,' nub 4 niece of the bridegroom, was John Katusha and Mrs. Cutter of V F. W.; Address by Comm. Frank Mike Manflla and Ray MaKwinskl, existence was revealed when Dr. a member of the American Legion for 16 years of KIT. u, Qartprrt 4 flower girl. the Lesion with Mrs. Thomas Tomczuk, American Legion Post 3 $10; Dan McDonnell. John Stefura, Edwin J Fellows, head of th* Post No. 45 of Perth Amboy. No. 363; Address by John Papp, Jr., P, R SI. Joe Verntllo. A! Stojka, Mutt Edward Lozak served as best L&rkln and Mrs. Margaret Schon a 4 pharmacology section of Srfilth, His activities are not limited to C w V. State Judge Advocate; Udilelak all came into the money man and llghevlnK were Bert Toth of the VFW. 2 Kline and French laboratories here, veteran' organisations but he Is Main Address by Chaplain Aure- I Cub, in thee singlesingles s foforr a a tota total l oof f$1 $1000 o.f N 1 Dr. Fellows quite enthusiastic. Singh Arumla, 22, came from In- Scout Council, the Perth Amboy KATI'ltllU ,he County Match dame Cham- carried lilies of the valley and Ljaar. i f 4 2 The promise of relieving paraly- dia 12 years agO with Hank, a fe- Parent-Teacher Association Coun 2 ilonnhlp Tournament to the Acad- orchids, male elephant, the property of "WHISPF.UIN(, s\n UHlik. '.! sis agitans, the distressing palsjf of cil. the Perth Amboy Safety Coun Union to Fight Ijtayritik Ill 1 my Alleys. The maid of old people, shown by thffle new the Dalley Brothers Circus. ell and Council of Social Agencle With Alan I ,,l,i 1 The tournament which will be and flower girl, were gowned In drugs gives hope that other drugi of Perth Amboji. (Continued from Page 1) 0 run off In February will be thelight blue styled similar to the "AMAZIWi Ali; i 8» can be developed to relieve other STANDARD AIRLIFT Prior to entering military serv Marcel Scherer. District 4 repre 0 ftrts of its kind In the history of bride's, matching picture hats and infirmities of age, Dr. Chauncey D. Oldnko"-ki if The Berlin airlift machine—its Ice he was secretary to the Perth sentatlve. and Emll Oxfeld, attor With Tiirhun l',n ,M 0 .he county. In the past years a they carried bouquets of spring Leake of the University of Trues Lltuv i> planes, men and directors— prob- j Amboy Defense Council. He Is alsr ney, representatives of the A, F. l.ynn Ran v tour-game sweepstakes determined flowers. medical branch at Galveston, dt- ably will be kept in stand-by con- ' a, life member of Phi Kappa, Na 33 7 he match game champion. Upon their return from a wed- clarcd. dition in Europe until it Is reason- NIXON «4i , Under the new set-up an elimi- ding trip to Florida, the newly- (At This S»tlinl;n .l|.ih,J The three drugs are; myanesin, ably certain that Russia has no AB R H nation will take place and alter weds will reside with tiie bride's Bicycle Will Be Au.inlci |J or tolserol; pirpanit; phenothia- plans to sei up another sudden 4 1 1 rtx week-ends the winner will be parents. For traveling, the bride Lucky Wlnlirrl 8, Olll. ss zine, have also been proposed for roadblock to Berlin. Durski. II 3 1 1 the last survivor. chose a chalk stripe suit, kelly 3 1 1 For instance, If 200 bowlers will green accessories and an orchid this condition. Otmstiinimo. c Truman names Fleming chair- SUNDAY AND Mu\\\\ Brrthn. if l o n take part: First week-end 200 corsage. Wallace says spending for arms bowlers: second week-end. 100 Pinter, ib .311 The bride Is a graduate of Cm-costs human frsedom. man of Maritime Commission. "KISS IN Till: D.\i;| bowlers; third wtsk-end. 50 bowl- teret High .School and Is employed TODAY THRU SATURDAY JvOiW. 2b 3 0 1 ers; fourth week-end, 26 bowlers; by the First National Bank here ^«S^ With David Nun, ,,,« ouyan. n BIBLE 'I)') BUICK 4-DOOR (UlOWd N1T1LT STArVIJTDI "TARZAYS MAdlC RAIN OR CLEABt Score l>y In The Bible Is still the best seller '41 DOIKiK 4 DOOR With Joan Leslie l.mv. 3 0 2 0 0 2 0-' FOUNTAIN" THIRH. - FHI. - 8AT. Cartoi-t among all bonks. Sales In 1947 and Jink Oiku 0 110 0 2 0—4totaled 8.248,000 copies having a BOYS! fill! IS! ,lamr« HTKWART AND OTHERS Jniin KONTAINK "factory value" of $9,285,000 ac- FREE! FREE! "YOU GOTTA cording to the Census Bureau. This Good Transportation— At Our Spn'iiil STAY HAPPI" TUESDAY AND VVI h\l " I.KV;I r, compares with sales In 1939 of 3,- MOJUD Guaranteed, SATURDAY MATINEE :nil nir lilt S Ill'Ua 800,000 copies. STOCKINCS ™ I'KTKKN "TUNA CMIMT.lf'l ICOU.FAST I I" I'rirrri Riiihl for Quick Sale. "Sign of the Ram" With Roddy M, Hi.mi| IVHHII'IIV1!- Long wearing and lovely 1 Bit Y(l,t; * lil'imn InsiiMinr . i ANNIE GETS NEW GUNS in Terms if desired. SUN, • and Fiona Vrnl l|n«.-r... and \IIHOTT * f'<»tT»:i.i.o i; SHREVEPORT, La.-The road "BARKLEYS OF predous Mojuds H«rv:iiip'> 'I—Pairs of Deluxe Nk;dps—2 "Mcilcan H«yrlde" "HIGH IIKV Hniiir i' v (i show of "Annie Get Your Gun' BHOAWAY' Will Be Awarded I'rre! Ar.nli-iii' AII.• x ~ tnd Hlit lilt was about to start when Annie 111 TfI'llllll'olnr METCHIK MOTORS, Inc. Plus, Bruce Gentry With Madi-lini' ( .M mill realized that her euns were gone. — 2ND HIT — I II INN Ml.VS III) "LEATHER GLOVES Chapter No. fi !•• i ih i7ii iv; Two replacements were borrowed YOUR Authorized (Daredevil »f the SkirM Also, Dishes to tin- l.n J .Mii.Hi,ink I'A li'l from police in time for the show l)e Sot* - Plymouth Dealer. — also — T 7:.lu: l!"l 17" SHOPPE .Scott RRA1IV J, Yirniil. -II l!ll ,o go on. 448 ST. (DEOROK AVENUE ('omcriirx and Nnvrltirs "CANON CITY" 7f, MAIN STREET ;:ir, tin i RAHWAY, N. J. >nd Bli Ult SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY E. Knui • M. WlUon ll'iKVATII'S I'll BRIDE SUES HUSBAND WOODBRIDGI, J ltlv.i.-.iM..|ii I7i, I'7 Continuous Perfoimnncc "l.UNDA BE GOOD" SYRACUSE, N. Y.-A bride of K, llnn.ilh 171 HiS Monday I Decoration Day I COOl, SMART II 1*1,11 Iv >'- I >> seeking 155.000 from the husband EYES EXAMINED "MY DREAM IS YOURS" and another motorist us a result TELEPHONE 8-2911 lin Technicolor! tlimttt i of injuries suffered by them when |;I »:i>:i:'S en' — also — Brill* tb« ChlldKn mrl] their car and another collided. 1 'I. lliiiiiii'iiiii.ii, 17 1 lkT Hi*> LoyM Nfllan - Jatit' Wv.itt I. rife OM D. liiiwim Us 1M ins AMAZON QUEST" |. imviH , iiii l;is i."•> Audif Murphy J DR. IRWIN J. GOLDMAN •BAD BOY" COMFORT ( !;n.i;il- Hill ISII l.'pl'i Dear Secretary" 'i lif.K I;MI ;,!i| •! .M'\l>K.\rv .M.I.KVS IIII 'OPTOMETRIST «. r.w.iiik \-Mi I:::I I1 11. iuii>i>ir, i.i II • mil i.- 93 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. fi. Hol'ii.'Ki U. I'll^lolilll . in I 1T:S I'l

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KNEELING easily Identifiable, tad The Perplexing Problem of China Of all the scents of s|>rlnR. none a somewhat official attta Is more impressive than the soil's. eltn eyes. >nd IO hull' his powers to win nun i ((,ms to be no reason to doubt munlsts have been described as beneficent It has a trowing warmth and Tl or bad will abroad than ' .... ,,f the Chinese Communists to agrarian reformers and as close allies witht punernt molatnen, like leaf mold dinar; civilian tmtlafr 1 in the forest Mid cattfcih by the wmaker Journal. ,' ,w)St of the area of China, with Soviet Russia and its alms. The Nationalist ' ' ptloft of area* In the south fov™«t hu **en lauded as democracy marshlands. • SHADES OF NOAH H If you garden—oh your knees. 1 In development ln China and as an In- Neology is becoming • I"" fad, especially among the ] but the real question will efficient, corrupt governmental organiza- «« you must-then you know this smell and'the meaning of the generation, which setnu to I lirn me Beds attempt to consolidate tion. no respect for the «oll> i(seif. Turn It over with your T laneusnc It lo.iks as thought ,,,j,,s. he United States government, up to a fingers and you know It better— cononraphu-s are in for fi •',„„. thing for revolutionary forces ce,tain point, supported the regime of the firm permanence of It. the time. '* molding and flocculating proc- The tampering with |f upon discontent and another Chiang Kai-shek, delivering much useful make good as a going govern- esses that build it. the rocks and Kuan*, like so many other < ;Tm in war material. That much of this stuff fell can be blamed nn the 4>lanU. the sun and riln that , ,unas many millions, with their into the hands of the Reds, or was new deal which created - went ttvto it long before • plow NRA. FDIC. and so many < n (,mr constitute a problem that can- rendered to them, seems to be a fact. At |'| .. | i by loans and it ls quite or hoe ever scarred It. There It Is. abecedjsm*. fl V(lf the present time the official attitude of M It was for at*» before you The new deal neologiun4 largely unpronounceable, ihlr Hi:at the Communist regime will this country seems to be to permit the dropped a bean seed, and as it will be called by their Initiate', ,vhrn it begins administering ihe Chinese to settle their owri oflaW be for untold springs after you since they were largely the country. Without accurate information, upon are gone. nouns, did not particularly ' The man on the land senses fuse (he common language i )ias been so much propaganda which to base conclusions, we might as this as he plows. Occasionally he ordinarily is spoke. ;Uound about the Chinese situ- well assume that the government, in mak- stops and looks—and kneels, to Lately, however, the i it is almost impossible tq sue- .ing Its decision, acted upon facts'which feel It. In the valley the elms Industry, beinsi relatlvely newl hil g , d upon are greening and at night he pioneering in spirit, has k (|1i]v appraise the situation. The Com- make such a policy advisable. hears the peepers ln the woods pliabetirisins wine word and looks at new leaf life etched tlons Into general use. " In the moonlight. These are the become general usage for 1 clays of new growth — growths assist takeoff equipment. t To Censor History Books from a wondrous soil that takes younuster in the land ovit\ the elements, absorbs them and age of six probably knowa 1 at the precise time, turns a seed "flflo' menus "foil,Intensive,i |()u w,,uid think that the world had peaceful relations, among nations. to a flower. peisal of, although to the '„!, [„ do without attempting to ac- Let us assume that the international Kneeling, you feel the mystery ent.s of th. kids it has to ba:i ^], the impossible but with its mania committee performs its task and that all , but you can't fathom it. A bud, plained that lido" is a devtovj a leaf, a bloom—they are deeper clearins airfields of heavyj , ,1,1,MTiiees and the belief that r,esolu- history books are corrected to suit the ideas, than understanding Itself. The Teen-agers have been qu II1S ;,M settle problems, the futile effort prejudices and phobias of the members of tulips unfurl In maroon and white pirk up the new word-b —tulips, by the way, which have Iwhnlc. If you hear a i everything continues underway, the committee. What then? Nothing but outdone themselves this year In say he is Rolnn to take- his "i many, recently, at a world con- that new writers will arise to give the people Under the Capitol Dome size and beauty, Bruning bush is to the flickers, you m*y. ,n comparative education, the 11- the "truth" and that the confusion will be in Its thickest leaf drew. Salvia some Insistence, get him to By J. Jisefh Grlbblis Ls up, a perennial that brightens plain that a "snoft/' is not a ktinllS urged the creation of worse than ever. the darkest bed. Mimosa la put- with whom he £oes regularly ( national commission to eliminate While we are thoroughly In accord with ting out its first leaves, and Paul on weekends. It' you still don't | -New Jersey Re- —a beautful custom which grew officials even though great efforts Scarlets will soon be on stage. It, he will tell you, If ti« U : mnuiist prejudice and bias from history the idea that writers of history should at- publicans are hoping for victory out of great sorrow. , have been nude In past years to They come from the molds of ing patient and indulgent,'.! L'tbooks. This was done in the belief that tempt to present their facts fairly, in the this year ln the gubernatorial At many cemeteries, the credo make them flre resistant. the past, generations and cen- "snofl" stands for "Sato election and in the 1950 Con- of modern Memoral Day. The Commissioner of Institution!, turies back, from a soil and a night only, friend, female." develop a union of democratic interest of truth and elementary justice. gressional elections and are pin- Blue and the,Grey" written by and* Agencies Sanford Bates past you feel as you kneel.— You see how It goes.. francis Miles Finch, will be re- |t!(ltls, . we have no idea that the end can be achiev- ning their hopes on i number of claims a repetition of the hospital Dallas Morning Newt. "gypu'is the neighborhood, su^cstion to rewrite and supervise ed th rough the censorship of an lnterna- things. cited with great tenderness over fire at Eftlngharri, Illinois, in serve store— 'groceries, ...... ,. United States Senator Owen the graves of those who fought ln April, ln which seventy persons POOR AMBASSADORS' pick up." A "jump" ls a Itorv textbooks came from a German tlonal committee. It would be much better Brewster, of Maine, who is tour- the Civil War. lost their lives, could happen here. Twice ln recent weeks conspic- coach—"jiggle up, many ; proposal received overwhelming Memorial bay became a holi- In fact, he stated bluntly "we In uously offensive conduct of tipsy All of which has inspired ua'S to leave such ideas as censorship alone ing the states as the Number One day through a feeling of tender- New Jersey can count ourselves American sailors has caused re- lnvenl one new W9rd ourMWi. * Horn delegates of all the countries Eventually, the writers of histories will *&? ufirSetSubii- ness. Two years after the close fortunate to have escaped a-simi- aentment in Caribbean ports. By ls ••pVoslir-meamng "neoM Under the plan, an intcrna- write their tomes in fairness and justice, cans not to give up hope. He re- of the Civil War the New York lar catastrophe in our State in- desecrating a statute of a Cuban „, confiuton of, siu/ ommittee would screen history Tribune carried a brief story stitutions, particularly our men- hero, three drunken American lntended fm.., Now m ^ but there must be a demand from the -g «« clmit- from the troubled southland stat- tal hospitals." sailors almost started a riot in nenv.r pM# mm r bk.-. i'f material found objectionable for people who buy history books. tee It Is possible for the Repub- ing the women of Columbus, Mis- "In spite of our efforts over the Havana. An escapade in a Dom- " __ ___,. sissippi, strewed flowers alike past few years to make them fire inican port liad similar conse- 1948 COTTON licans to get 45,000,000 non-vot- quences. The 1948 cotton a op was ing Americans to the polls in over the graves of the confed- resistant, our State hospitals erate and union soldlecs who fell still have dangerous fire hazards There ls little doubt that the mated at 14.868.000 bales of 1950. offenders will be punished. The pound gross weight ln a final For three presidential cam- in battle. which are a constant worry to No Time To Let Up Sow The incident inspired Finch to those of us who have adminis- navy will certainly take some port by the Anvicultaire paigns the Republican vote lfas measures to deter conduct of this me-nt. This compared with il^ remained steadfast at 22,000.000 write his touching poem. In 1868 trative responsibility," Commis- .National Commander John A. sioner Bates says. sort. And apologies have been 875.000 bales produced In 1947 and Him should be no delay in approving Strenuous efforts to be prepared. All these votes. New Jersey Republicans- offered,. with a ten-year average of 13J" factors point to a growing strength but werc told thls ls th* irreducible Logan of the Grand Army of the Representatives of the Rating Nirlh Atlantic pact. The appearance Republic issued an order desig- But the damage Is not easily 014,000 bales .. ... , « , , I .. * minimum. Meanwhile, it ls Bureau of the Board of Fire Un- undone. The • impression left is \ cnnniiatory Russian attitude, based It WOUld be a mistake to Stop the process claimed, the Democratic vote has nating May 30 as the time to derwriters have gone through decorate the graves of comrades not easily erased. The Domini- lifting of the blockade, is not suf- each Institution and submitted cans and the Cubans are not apt before more convincing evidence of Com- steadily declined until it now rep- who died in the Civil War. He recommendations In the Interest ent evidence of any changed Soviet sugested that the custom be kept . to rationalize the incidents, or munist intentions becomes available. 3K^o&?S &£ • of fire safety which have been stop to realize that the drunks ons. Russia did everything possible to prevent up from year to year while a sur- carried out. Fire prevention meet- fetwster. vivor of. the war remains to honor ia uniform were certainly not Flu tssintial fact In Europe is that the the development of the Marshall plan, With 45,000.000 prospects, or ings and fire drills are held with typical of Amerjcan navy men. the memory of the departed. regularity. my of Russia Is able to overrun the moving vigorously to organize eastern twice the number that voted and not wholly responsible. either the Republican or Demo- The idea spread rapidly and Caring: for 12.000 patients in If the incidents will serve fur- nt Until the democracies regain Europe against it and to divide Europe cratic ticket In the last presi* Legislature after Legislature en- space built for about 8,900 fur- ther to impress on the navy and !ir stin^tli, with sufficient power to into two economic camps. So far, the Mar- dentlal campaign, there is no oc- acted It into law until the holi- ther Increases the danger of flre all Its personnel the Importance cnslon for discouragement over day for years' has been a legal and death. That Is why the State of adhering to the very highest - the military situation, there is shall plan has made progress. What has the recent victory of President onein most States. In 1891 the Department' of Institutions and rules of conduct when visiting in determined and concerted action been the effect of the Russian plan in the Truman at the polls, Senator New Jersey Legislature officially Agencies hopes the voters will foreign ports, to the point of imr designated it a holiday. ; part of the democratic countries Soviet satellite areas? Nobody knows but Biewster said. approve the $25,000,000 bond is- posing great restraints and act- Instead of being discouraged HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS;— sue next November for new In- Ing quickly to apprehend Individ- ;thi' world. there are reasons to believe that eastern Republicans should get out and Memorial Day last year claimed stitution construction so that the ual sailors who seem to be get- 'lie military position is gradually chang- Europe neeoj western Europe, from an arouse Americans generally to the the greatest number of traffic ac- dangerous flre hazards and over- ting out of line, there will be significance of what is going on cident deaths of any of New Jer- crowding'can be eliminated. some gain. Every individual I" 'he United States there « greater economic view, much more than the west, ln Washington%nd In the world, sey's seven legal holidays. From American abroad is an ambassa- Senator Brewster contends. A a fatality, standpoint Memorial CLUB:—Old timers who have dor ef good will or of bad will. •' • toward readiness for war. Great now being helped by the United States, A crump/td ftndtr million miltant Republicans can Day and Labor Day were the two retired from their respective busi- But the American ln uniform be- "ii ;md other natiorU are making needs eastern Europe. easily win the day by each mous- , most dangerous holidays. nesses and trades have their own comes more conspicuous, more or a ctaih • ing'ten non-voters in their imme- Four persons were killed by private club in Newark to spend Still latiit Oil conitrv** diate neighborhood, it is claimed. cavs last Memorial Day compared a leisurely hour together. It is iu'j coih,' with three on Labor Day. Of the probably the moat exclusive club No kill-fay Jinx can fft( However, Republicans are not In New Jersey. , Carteret Press Cash Savings to Taxpayers pinning all their hopes on A re- sixteen traffic accident, deaths (OO tough cruiting program. How about the registered on holidays, two per- The club was first opened in Published by Carteret Press Yfhtn our inturanc* $3,000,000,000 deficit in prospect sons were killed on each of New March ln a room of the Fuld Teleulione Curteret 8-5600 DOES ITS S mblicity hju been given to the effect, approximately $36 cotlld be clipped in the National Government next Year's Day, Easter Sunday, In- Neighborhood House at 21 Seven- year"? They are emphasizing the dependence Day and Christmas. teenth Avenue. On the opening annual savings which could come off his overall tax bill. 7(1 WnxUluiltiH Avt., Carteret, ft. 1. STERN'^ slightest suggestion of retrtnoh- One person was killed by a car night, ei&ht old men braved sleet, (taxpayers if recommendations of the What Is being dpne to have the Hoover lira, riiurlen K. Gregory Uilltor ment is vigorously opposed by on Christmas. , snow, rail and slush to attend the 1 1 Initial get-together party and 11 Clmilex K. Gregory Publisher DRAGOSET f' ' ' i'uimr\|ion on' reorganization of Commission proposals enacted into law? the tax-eating bureaucrats en- Governor Alfred t. Djicoll, Mt'.vrr Utmenblum Sporta Edltur LALISTAH Government are put into effect. Realizing some month's ago that the pro- trenched alontf the Potomac. State Motor 'Vehicle Director Ar- was a grand success. They played IRANCll With three million Americans out thur W. Magee, and State Police checkers, worked jig-saw puzzles, Sulixt't'ipUon, (1.60 Per Year Julin Q. Taxpayer ln New Jersey has posals would benefit all cittatns-*-both in of a job and ten million more on Director Colonel Charles H., and browsed through books and Knlei'tttl an Bfi'oiid OIAMA matter s. How much does it mean to dollar savings and imported strvice—citi- part time awaiting the pink slip, Schoeflel, Join in a request that magazines. Since that time the Ju-e li, 192*, at Carteret, N. ,1.. Tout |97MWMir. Woodb-idqt 3 0 they hope that viewpoints will ' all motorists and pedestrians use number of members has in- ulltre, under the Aot u" iUrcli 1, "I is anything being done about the zens from all over the country began to favor them when the Truman ad- extreme care over the coming 1 iContinued on Page 10) ma. "imnission proposals? organize. ministration puts over its $4,- holiday weekend to protect the 11111 the answers: Now there is a national organization— 000,000,000 tax increase program. State's fine safety record. ll| ('H(ty been stated by the New the Citizens Committee for Reorganization MEMORIAL DAY;—New Jer- INSTITUTIONS: — New Jer- l;Mwyers Association that the of the Executive Branch of Government— sey residents will observe Mem- sey's State mental institutions sll 51-ial Day next Monday by deco- still have dangerous fire hazards Do Your Saving at the Wooclbridge National ">' of the $3 billion savings led by Dr. Robert L. Johnson, president; of rating the graves of their dead which are a constant worry to "'ore than $97 million. The Temple University. Included on the com- "' of the President's proposed mittee are representatives from all national By Don Where You Can Enjoy Every Banking Service budget of about $42 billion elements—business, labor, women's groups, GLAMOR GIRLS Flowers 11 ^t liscal year, 1949-50) is approxpp - taxpayers, the press and others. Similar >Uiio ,000,000. Thus if the Hoover committees are being organised in the states and in the counties and towns. When you have an INSURED savings ••''"'" proposals were put Into effect «**. New Jersey taxpayer could save Only through a mass effort—the support account at the growing Woodbridge 1111l U 'y $1 for every $14 he now pays of all citizens—will the Hoover Commission National you can also enjoy all- of its 11 l(l u"- Federal OovernmeM. proposals be enacted., The cash saving to other modern banking services when-; i||ln' ht' ordinarily pays $600 in led- the individual taxpayer is direct. For this ever you need them. INSURED check- '' iwhich is below average). If the reason the effort deserves all the support ing accounts, safe deposit boxes, 1(1 ""mission proposals were put Into he can give it—now. money orders, Travelers' Checfcs, Per- sonal Loan, Auto Loans, home im- provement loans, mortgage loans, etc. Look ahead to your future banking Contributed News and borrowing needs by saving regu- larly at the Woodbridge National. I'Wolpaper U always glad, to 'receive mina" How, Jteten therel 108 MAIN SWEET "w > items tnjm tlwseiwho read It. present problems. 1 ">ur new* itftmU not published, answer: mv up..' , . „ Very often pi I Open Fridays 4 to 6 P. M. you might have forgotten counts ~of • duch events-, ai

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ing their trial'. . . Thli week has ployment Security Division that operators who can Slv sey l« fadtiK a Kieat Uachp New .ler^ey acreage of gre«n with the tolls at the point that . . . Plcklnu up hitch-hikers Is a been proclaimed World Trail* unemploymet benefits under the PW In HuriRavh,',, , shorURf as tlif State will need benns Intended for canning and cars are driven off the .•mper- sourer of (IMhltpr tn life, limb and Week by Governor Alfred E. O. I. Bill of Rights will end on Russian, the New i,.. Iverage Man Works I6.85T new rlomenUi-y teachprs frrezlhK in 1949 will amount to hlnhwny . . . New Jersey's lettuce property,, th» New Jersey Su- July 25 next ... This May does preme Court has ruled . . . The DrlBcoll . . . Governor Drlscpll Employment S' and 5, 976 liiuli school tenrhers 12,800 acres, the Stat« Depart- crop this yenr Is rxpected to not compare with May of 1948 Lydella Qrlwsc. State Supreme Court is expected has named a State Commission fell/ as Mucfi Now between I9M and 1S5H, itcrnrriinK ment of Agriculture announces! reach 850.000 crates, compared which was the wettest May of OHuensls, and to order a new trial for the six on Displaced Persons to find nut to the State Department of . . Motorists who trdV«l on New tn Bflfl.OOO last year . . , Trafllc record In New Jersey, accordlns torlus, three par Clothe Family Educntlon . . . Henry J. Rensen, Jersey's proposed nevf 130-mllc accidents cost the clti7.ens of Trenton Negroes sentenced to if New Jersey can take in more of such parsons without usurp- to the Department of Agriculture. Into New Jersey. »,,, YOTiK Thr nvcrjifte mnn Jr. of Rutherford, has been elect- toll highway from Alpine to New Jersey approximately $34,- death In the electric chair for ing the Jobs of the tSute's eltl- the European con, |,n|,. In only li;iif n* linrrt loday to ed chairman of the Committee on Deepwatei will he slvim a toll 582,000 last, year, a • per capita the murder of on .wil second- Bens . . . World War II veterans CAPITOL CAPERS:—Overseas Ing to the Slate I),,,,,' his family :is lie did In IflM. Municipalities of the Nef Jersey card at their point of oriKfV loss of $830. according to the hand furniture dealer because of are reminded by the State Em- Jobs can be found for telephone Agriculture. nnti>Mi;il industrial confrr- Taxpayers Association . . . The which will be rolli^tpd along Btale Motor Vehicle Department technical errors committed dur- board, nn indi'iiendpnt fact- g i>nt:imz,iii( lc»i thin hour?;' work a wcH'k In buy es fur liis f.irnily whprens tip [ to work iiinio lh,?n nino hours ek in IBM in net the money.

nisinK value of the \%r OBnicrs' rlnthinif dollar tins ite than dmiblrd ovrr (hp Myosr |riod," said tlir hmrd. 'The three- in rlnihiiif" piici's has born «fjhodn»pd by Iho sixfold in- )nic In wanes ovrr the hourly of 2f> rents in 1914. *The. W;IR<> cirnrr coitld In 1948 himsrlf wilh nn overcoat, vtt, hat, suit, shirt, jockn. and ei fmrl pay the bill by working hours "The 1914 \v»Ke furrier would had In wink 153 hours for the IM) ne. outfit " On the snmc RC.IIC, n woman's hut »lt one .IIHI a half houn work in and four hours in 1914. P'nf rs in the cost difference pointed out. The, average ''family size in 1!>I4 was 4.88 personj Wl with 3.(11 pernoiu ' last 'Mar. But the board found the mod- BEVERAGES family huys a greater variety f-tfld inrRrr nmuiints of clothing, with Case of 12 Incrc-iisc in personal corrsump- 29-oz. nK to almost 50 per bottlet a S, J ht In the 34 years, r urthernifup the expenditures heavy I'luthiiiK lias declined In period hecnuse of advances In You'll want a good supply of these top-quality Beveragei. Buy a tie healing and travel In suto- bfaile*. case* assorted as you wish-root beer, pale'dry, golden ginger ale, i the pntt 34 years, women have orange, club soda, cola, sarsaparilla, cherry, cream sodal en over n larger and larger h»re of the clothiiiK dollar, the »rd found. In 11)14 the man spent OUR MARKETS WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY, MONDAY, MAY 30th, [ per cent more for his clothing MEMORIAL DAY! BUY ENOUGH FOR THE DOUBLE HOLIDAY! l he permitted his wife to s^end. tod, j the woman spends 30 cent ii,. "e fur her outfits than hue) and docs lor hl«.

Wheat yields ^ NO GUESSING!- Ifems 4re Price Worked/ Receipt Viith Tofal Afafces Recftecking Easy! You Pay Only Once.' Save at Hctlviiljs have c oi Rtgular i« boltl Grapefruit 2"T21c HEAVY BODIED. Tops them all! Trv It! ' Gold Seal Eggs 7:r ^'67c niiu'c (Uvcilflcd. Marshmallows ;Z'l3k HEINZ Fmih 24.oi HEARTS DELIGHT APRICOT n Cu(umb«r jaf ! G B .\ ~iin, <,T!> li. uoorsey, Group HERSHEY "; :,33G £uprrvixi>i~ of I lie Fulii Neifilibod- Be Nectar 2 '£ 23c t: 38c Mayonnaise Silver Seal Eggs cl 0 o, „ 64c bood Hmisp. is credited with es- Choc. Kisses India Relish "£U 15c Educator Crax '^ 27c HOM-DE-UTE 5 tablishing Un: dill) yor the older w Pickles «• r ;, , „ 15c , NABISCO Salad Dressing V 25c LouellaButter ',, Ityen Cracker Jack o Ko,h«0r p m quart jar £'C ' JERSKY JlQHAWi-Nsw Jer- Shredded Wheat's: 16c Instant CocbaTE 24c Richtentllfltter ••" ;;; f otato Salad Z «, 29c NABISCO ADORA CREAM, 3'i-oi. pkg. a Mustard 2*. f„ „ 25^ c c , . , r ,. .. Hamburgers r,°L 59c andw h C ookl e 6 c NibletsCorn 2',1:35c All-Sweet Margarine X 12 Charge Dog Candy J 9c ?, £ , , ,L , DEI MAIZ *\ 17c Spam, Prem r 39c py mckers lb 25c Crtam StyU *• can Princess Margarine ^lk Evap Milk N-* 21™23, cc ^ ^ c hygrade Franks *"U- 35c Grahams SZT "w 25c Amer. Loaf Cheese *"\. 45c KIM0 LlBhl M i»fk .25c b, , 77c coll* 12c pvckag* a 40C

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I tfcor* a btilar huuia palnt- gny othar? Ytil hi th* T. Vully;^(*uarunteed! Set # 2 (above) consists ot 6 salad forks, 4 25c t fumt-prov'f Pittsburgh Sun. ' Ml NOW! 6 iced c!rink Wns, 6 butter spreaders, Serve with Louella prize butter for a I Haul* Paint thai lr**i you 6 tea-dessert spoons, only $3 98! double treat! v«r from th« unilghtly dli- itlon tuuisd by Ih* 9tllgn l d I Minn slmoiphotic fun*i on . 39c Iceberg Uttuce 2 r '29c • 29c •ling bdttuty of tbit "whlltr GOODS that (l«am Itull) >toyi C Jersey Sweet Potatoes"• 15c hit* throughout tin ytar*. r.e°ay •«• ib. 55 1 ll I "Color pyn«miu ror Tour Devil Fo1)tf Decorette Bar CgkeC** H 39C Fancy Green Beans 2» 29c o" baoklot, Eviscera ft. 49c Pound Cake r^lu

I10MKSTEADEES REMEMBER OLD MAN HENRY UNEMPLOYMENT DETECTOR mW 1 Ml ImJi Iritili • ,nns In th« Rrver- WINCHESTKR, Va.—Charles B. Robert C. Goodwin, Director of SILVEft IWvltnl '.,•', project In central H«nry, tt, R curb fruit market the Bureau of gmployment Be- Ti Itt Frn DMtint Emotional Upsets Mm AppJ^Ntf BNH AUO8BITBO, OWBUUiy — Rt- TMHI IMI M4 , hwn openKl to operator, told friends fin several curlty, asserts that while CeiwttsJ LONDON.—Th* hous* of com- May Rmtn RiftiHnMiii ports that valuable (Old and slim t|1|V since theji were occasions: "I'm going to leave Bureau figures show t drop In un- May Cause Mishaps SPRINOnjSLO, MASS.-Re- dinner service! were burled on the LONTX>N.~Just M 1 mom fot Ut te«th into • touchy ;iin,i,(,nfl Indian Res^ pvery child In Jnhn Km* School employment of 111,000 In April to topic: ports that the griye At Johnny parade grounds of the Somme (irptrlrrtetit. tht Htmptltjj iminostcaderg must t& on his birthday, and I don't barracks shortly before the Ger- 3,018,000 current Indications are Arc aliens comlnii over In WIVCI Suffered by Women ApplMted In Port W*yne, Ind., theater put oo a revhr*l | .,,.,,, as payment to care' lf they spend It ol Ion bub- mans surrendered, U. B. Army that Idleness in the next few lo get tttt British drtituret? LONDON-If mams coMlmully has fallen into ntflatt Inspired dolph Valentino In "Saa " ' riir 5,000 acres Ih- ble Rum. They'll al! remember Old agents, using mine detectors, dis- months would exteed tht trtntv Sir WaMron Smlthers, H-year-old trips over things and fills 1st on a movement to have tht re- She*." •; ;'; , farnu have about Man Henry." Old Man Henry died covered a burled wooden chest v for the corresponding; months Iz Contcrvattrt, «u Ui« first to btr« her face, it may not he that the mains of the fabulous orchard Long linet of wornen r - ble land each, last month, soon after drawing up filled with the plate. The treasure lf in n n l»48 The Census Bureau ettl< H* ufpers. has two left feet She rnajr Just planter brought back to Spring- U a** tt-thoi« 1 i,, pasture and other 'a will. He left $100,000 In trust Is valued at more than S30.00Q. j itisted April employment at IT,' H» called Hi* heutc't attention to need a bit o( sympathy fronrlh* old field. over the heart throb of ft* I , ,ns of World War II and the Income from It, or about 819.000 up Increase of 172,000 over i govtrnment leaflet which h* nld"man. Appleseed—Ms real nami was »i. and their daughter*. . .„, pinference. 'Applies- $4,000 a year, will be distributed March. LOCAL-EMPLOYES ' ^ »ffbr«d medical, dtnlal, and nurs- John Chspman-ienerally I* be- firmer reasserted their ! , ,,',fl,rP Auuust 3* will be equally nmonK pupils In the first So says a British scientific sur- Payrolls of State and local gov- ! nf care to visitor* In Britain under lieved to have been born in dfvotion. But the ' • , h:lV|nR been filed sl- three Riados at tho school annual vey. The lurvej was made by the ernments reached a peak of $795.- VA CLOSES OFF1CK8 , he national health Services act. Springfield. His cgokt-countnr had other Ideas. Young ' ,, ;i,,(| winners of the i London school of hygiene and tropi- 000.000 last October ifter rtslng The Veterans Administration Is sowing of ippleiMdt woo bin Bamei. writing In the '' by lot from Sir Waldron wnnted to kno4r II cal medicine for the British govern- {In every state during the preceding clnslnx 42 -offices In 23 states, af- his batter-known name. Mirror, impressed ft for SCHOOL FOR DEAF this It legal. ment's ministry of works, which Is twelve months, according to the fecting 8,000 employes, In an effort He died at Fort Wayne March '"MayW I don't swoon i The Michigan School for the I have all inrtu of letters of peo- interested in the horrta accident Census BuVeau. The number of to meet budget limitations for the ple coming here and getting spec 11, 1147. but he left me colder than • ( ,,,s. TWO DROWN Deaf, located at Lansing, has been probldm State and local employes, 4.000.000 fiscal year 1950. starting Jnly 1. llclei and false tefth and going to A chamber of commerce cam- fish qn a slab." ,.', KA!J Three men were selected by the Government for an Take Jealousy, - for Instance. A approximately doubles the Federal according to Veterans Administra- paign to transfer Chapman's re- •.' ''i.mboat when two of Intensive program designed to m» Antwerp and gelling them/' he jealous woman Is a wnlklhg booby total, not Including the armed tor Carl R. Oray, Jr. The VA em- mains was Joined ,by Mayor ' ,,,,, i,, exchange places. able Illiterate or unschooled deaf ttld. trap. Psychologists taking part In forces. 1 ployed 200,1*1 persons as of March Dtnlel B. Bunton, „ (|ir boat tipped over men and women to become self' Sir Waldron added that a French 'the survey found. For exsmple: A 31, "We'd be glad to have him Supercarrler halting calWd man-j Federal education held '" ',. ihinwn Into the wat supporting. Oscar R. Ewinjt, Fed- doctor told him many of hi* pa- Human tripped on an clerfrlr cord, 11 rest h«rt," said tht Mayor, "in lftatatlon of deeper conflicts. ' colleges teach democracy. ; •,!„,,„. MiU-ccl Wllion, 24, eral Security Administrator, an- tient* who cnuld afford the fare spilling I teakettle 6nil scalding the heart of Johnny ' •', , ,.(,.,,.11 the rowboat and nounces that« special course, open When cam* to Britain for free treatment herself. Psychologists found, lh« to persons from the whole country Park." •"„ The other two, Roch When women klsn It is like and that French doctors were "hav- was jealous of her husband, that would open at the school on June ,, ,,1,1 Edouard Robldoux. prize fighters shaking hands. fng * bid time as a result." the tea table conversation had SPECIAL,..and TERRIFIC 20 and run through July 30. • Sub Base OawtU. All this, he said bitlngly, Is "part been about him having his picture of the Socialint technique of telling taken with a bevy of beauties. Build u complete set of world-fomou the whole world that the Socialist "What . an effectlv* way of government of England would give changing the iutject and attract- fr*V thp and that at • time when ing attention and sympathy," said ORIGINAL ROGERS we were living on the charity of the psychologists' report, published America." in the Lancet, a British medical Arthur Blenkiniop. parliamentary GREEJtttOUSE SILVERPLATE In Commemoration tothe Dead journal. secretary for the minister of health, Extensive research is needed to laid Sir Waldrou's fears "about an show how many home accidents ALMOST AS A GIFT! invasion of our ihores by people are caused by psychological factors, who want false teeth and spectacles the report said. Preliminary find- ... //i Dedication tothe living irt a figment of the imagination." start with 3 teaspoons f\ ings definitely show that-women who get little sympathy or under- FUR i& :(• fi May Bi Ustd standing from their husbands are | YOURS Ti LNMH Dtntist Fiar more prone to accidents than worn. en who are content. FOR be TROY, ALA.-Soon you may ONLY M able to believe that "painless den- ,, Leather tilt" sign. E In frontier days, Amerksni had Some 35 southeast Alabama to make their pwn leather; and on dentists learned how It was done the western reservations Indian I The Largest FLAGSTAFF when Dr. James Kraser, head of tribes still tan hides and iklns tht Troy State Teachers college using age-old primitive methods. t The Best chemistry department, hypnotized FOODS a patient before he had a tooth • The Safest pulled. * "Didn't feel a thins." said George (tf os •fidrify ym 1-2...HERE'S All YOU DO! HatUway, who agreed to the ex N€f) • For Less pertinent. "And I needed the thing I - Buy any Ihnt ol Fl«gttoff i Itinetii pulled anyway." fin i food I - Dr. Fraser is a student "of psy. 1 - Attach thi lobili, eerton tx bog etiology and hypnosis and has tug lionti, ai vacuum.|Mcli»d eoHtt coupoffl letted the use of hypnosis ai an $2-oo to a pieci of pap^ or coupon btlow witK anesthetic (or dentists. , ^^ minimum your name and addrtit on^t. Add SOt in (aih - no itampi pl

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honored '|ljoirjf Mes the American soldier. If but he could speak, he "",'lit say, '{Lament me not, for I am gone unto my everlasting sleep «l i»acc. Yes; pray for me—but remember more the living, the gallant veterans who gave of themselves more thun we, and live on in darkness, iii confinement, in the hospitals of America,"

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8Mb n i,,, To Klip Tmanh A girl tflrphnncrl ),,, heart. GREAT NECK. N. Y.-A land- "TWd better nnt ,,„ lord, Paul P- Zinner, thlnki th« wriilV h " mason tcnfiiits dislike ltndlordi It ntM. R# tmm« out ih,i „ psychological-™ he put Up »18,000 Mi c*t for Jo, riding I,,, ns a stnrtnr to make his J77 te«»nti . "H** did h* rind o,,i • "WkHitW The A-yenr-old Zinner •aid he i't sei* why people can't <«t the ndvantages Of * private That Aid u home in an apartment hQllle. A mother was lorhi,;,,,, He enn't see, (or Inlttnc*, Why tte boy,

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a multi-family dwelling. H» she slid. "Never do ;,n,> im't w.nit thnt for the 00 kldt you would be nshani«,i . Ms propertyy. (to anything you would i,,. So, niier planned to InitaU a to hove the world watri, YOUR hnhby room, a gymnattUm and tt- "Whoopee!" yelled ,h, rifalion rooms in his new Mx> He Jurftjftd around. ,i buildiiiR devolopflnent. spflngs And cart whrM- • Zinner snid he'll Install teU¥lltott "What's the. rnnii(>i- • , , sots toys, Juke boXel, I ttt* his mother. "An> llhrary." a golf driving range, * SHOPPING GUIDE handball court, billiard, ping poftg, "Mo," he replied. ' Y.m dart and other pqiilprntht. me I shouldn't rfn nm: He has arranged (or dMfcfl lt«- t foraM be afraid in , sons by n well known Manhattan world watch me tell you," »aid thi> pmf, DECORATIVE WROUGHT IRON, ..rs-nli 7S0 ot them r*Dfei»ri(Tnj Mlnervi was Ihc i\,ry llerlolami Brothers 4li different natinnalillH-*h*V» b«- dofti? She nover m;n i n | IRON AND AI.I.OY FENCES Kim his "happier living projram" r.nnibcf - Hflllwork - Hardware -all on Zmner. Costly Walt n A if, i.in* W mi Aim* . In the day th« kids will It* i A stranger arriving .,: • . SCREENS MADE TO ORDER I.I,I,Alt l puppet show, clown and Juggler and h»U Ot a small southern :. IX AND 783 CARTERET ROAD | i 'Andy's Ksso Servicenter have chocolate milk and cookies. At the townspeople parlii II DELIVERY SERVICE State Iron Works night the parents will dance to a gala celebration PORT READINQ FOR YOUR SECTION llll-l:i <, , 407 SARKF.T STREET Headquarters (or Quality Musical AVRN^- « t. on ROtJTE *5 n secondhand watch in a MrrMrn, hex Kay I ask wlm i-; ti PERTH AMBOV Instruments and Accessories. the sonate cummittee on state and with the dreadfully s:d , 1 1 "FiiM It' '*' fin^nii*'" Wo rajMborily leading brands: William. Grecnwalo) local Ruvernnient has learned. Who is walking at hi r Selnter - Conn - Pan American - • Service Stations • Cuiifidrnce men put #«pnwlv* The other laughed. Buffet - Excelsior - MoreseM - REAL ESTATE AM) •~ • w~ ~~ "Oh," he replied, "it,.- . Drag Stores The Dal\apc & ScandalH - Gibson. dials an cheap watches, tell a hard : INSURANCE luck story at some bar, and stick lady's son-in-law. He's ' Eddie's Music Center Clarkwtt'i Used Cars their customers with a sorry bar- up the payments on ! • 567 ROOSEVELT AVENUE Avcnel Pharmacy and Rain, said Ralph H. Young. La anc* policy for the |,ii-: :. . ' CARTERET ESSO5ERVICK Crosss, president ot th« WUconsln 1010 RAIIWAY AVENUE SCHOOL OF MUSIC CARTERET ft-5636 "BETTER USED CAUS" board of examiners in watehmak. SHOULD BE TA(,(,| it General Appliances WOODBRIDGE 8-19U 357 STATE STREET ing. PERTH AMBOY, N, J. Amboy Avenue and Janet Street Young urged passage of a bill to Joseph Ku'irz, Jr., Prop, Phone P. A. 4-1290 increase the examination lee (or FfiSSCftlFTlQNS Woodbridre, N. J. BE/WVJE AUTO SALES BEFIUC.RIUTORS, WASHERS. a watchmaker certificate Irom $15 WHITMAN'S CANDIES Donald T. Manson Esposila's Music. Shop 405 AMBOY AVENUE . to $25 and a like increase In the cost Cosmetics - Film ' WO-8-15I4 1 (Both New Brunswick Avenue crease the pay of members of the Telephone FnVds, N. J. WASHING, GREASING •xamining board from $10 to $15 a BACK TO NORMAL I'd tli Ainbuy 1 G'J48 your New R8 Main Street TIRES REPAIRED Headquarters (or Used Tires $3.00 Clarence L. Groitter, State direc- Woodbridge, N. J. AMBOY AVE. AND GEEEN ST. tor of vocational and adult educa- A Complete lini e of • Roofing and Siding • Used Tubes $1.00 MeVs \Vatfc Clothes, Show, Pet Shop WOODBRIDGE, N. J. tion, said the governor's advisqry Telephone: 8-0.154 All Guaranteed Sportiwear and Luggage. Woodbridie 8-MB1 comniitlee hod carefully selected HINES ROWFtNG CO. the watchmaker*''schools in Wis- Army and Navy • Dog Kennels < Gutters - Leaders - Skyli(hts •* Nut Schimter |i-unsm for Gf tTai»ii'«)g, but SBld he SUte and Asphalt Roofs Know ol one state where 5.000 Salea Stores OAK TRF7. EOAO w.iuhnKil.eis \*?re In training GOING AWAY? lUibbcroid Shingles Holohan Btothers 114 MAI V STREET OAK TRLE, N. .1. schools BOARD YOUR DOGS All work rovcrrd by Workmen's GARAGE WOOPBRIDOE, N. jr.- &*ily, Weekly, Monthly Rates Joe's Pet Shop and Liability . Standard Esao Pruduete Wife:' "I tliiiili iiKininl • \VI)GK ivr* - rnml* - Hii|i|»ilrH - llorpemrnt ivear'snmethini; In slu-v. ' Washing and Stripping Phone Well VentiliiUu I'rpnh Dull) - I. s. (;»v'( iimpo-ini married " Woodbridee 8-0064 and 8-9533 Best of laini llirilk - rI,«I-» - Sii|>pM«-» Hubby: I uu! Uml; ..: ('or. Amboy Avenue anu 15G NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE Hints Hoofing Co. suit." Carter fit Surplus Store Spick & Span Kennels 456 School Street, Woodbrldie Second Street PERTH AMBOY Tel. 4-3419 Bnx 216, lnman Avenue WO-8-1077 • iiltMY wool puits, «hirts.sweatern, . Firestone Tina and tube* 1(111 SAI.K Antarctica •*etiC8, flight boots, tents; V. 8. Runway, N. J Classified Advertising Antarctica, almost n: I .rse MAW pea coats, sheep-lined RAI1WAY 7-393JT-M Woodbridie, N. J. I'nXTIAC -S-cyltniifyllnrtcr 1$i* RtreamRtream- • Pony Ride • WOOUIIKIIM.): I'! Illf-KIM. I II, South America, Is h.ijh.-r , f yHthU, Combat shoes, Ah* i'iiHpe*Miilunu . Tfeattrft , 1H l.rriu sirrri, « mullii - i <: u." •. V. .1. iii'iro'-ii-i, .•.nut l mll« lea than any othrr < ' Jackets, etc, Henry Jnnsen & Soil loll mll<'»«e, l'l,I.IMl,T, ,.[ r\r,.,i,-ui conillilo f,9M or h#»l averagei about E.OIU i • ' Tinning, and Slieel [Metal Work taxi WOOI)BRH)(iK INDKI'KNHENT- '.fr.i I'in.ifc P. A. ««0. fl»nrg« K. 97 ROOSEVELT AVENUE t at the South Pole, tin- i Deter's Pony Ride , MeUI Ccillnis and W'Mikci, r/n i OH ' ' Near Hudson Street - Hotel For Dogs I., i N, J. 5-l« about J.00O feet abn- ^ > Furnace Work , CARTKRKT I'UF.SS CAKTERKT, N. J. At Maple Tree Picnic Pedigreed corker and collie pup- tAX| UAIMTAN TOWNNlUr-FORDS l, ISHTftt UKKTS * pies. Boarding,'bathing and trim- Grounds 588 Alden Street Irm: SAl.K—~Ji0 bi»»» planii-iu'i-'ir- mine, also, Woodbriilge, N. J. l.ilan. ».\. I'lltlnmt i onilltlonlt . Ideal for Automotive TI1RKK NEWSl'APERS liiinit, li)i|ulr«T. Hfll'tnord. Help Wunlnl OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY Telephone 8-12M riiii AV#DMP, flnrllan Town- 1 Tlnif h G'JU* i 959 OLD LINCOLN IlIGlfvVAY 2 Tlllh'.s FROM 2 TO 0 P. M. J 3 Tina's Kir |>,T lill" • IIKA1, RRTAtR FOB IA1.R • METUCIIEN 8-21M Ttmea l^c JUT lilli 5 Feet 7 Indies "SINCE 1905" Perth Amboy Sdet St (YEARLY CONTRACT) KK-.VAI110N — LOT M)<136, it•>ui Srliiml No. tt on Sewaren Neu>\ Jersey Roofing ",00 lines—HUM |ui|H-rH Hi- li.-r Urn- vt-niu-. Anv rttnuonuhlft''offor ai'* Service Corp. Radios iMlniininn up:;, .• I-1I:Ii'Ki"l—". lin.-s.i •|.t.-ahlf In a.lvauit . KMcptiuith art ;Ti:ic por.TAMijK 8i Glrin or Boys 209-313 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. ach AddlUonal H Mil* . . li lllll.lt- I'lll t'HtUllllHllBtl ttft-l>ui!t» •)111V . 1 I OR SERVICE AND SALES * Funeral Home 1 IM: MAHUINK. Muat b« in Kflwt f.A. 4-6412 H. A. 4-M1S PERTH AMPOY, N. J. OFFlCBt 441 PEARL 8TBEKT irit-Kiiliu iiiH^rtliuis will h'.- ..ii.Ilium. WrltH, RlvInK |iy auliuiltu-il, MH.I will MHIIKI.1NK AVK., AVBNBL P WHILE YOU WAIT Save salesman's commisBlon T. IrARMSEN E. W, mtft mil lie l'<-«p.insll)U- (or more 1li.ui U OOI>llll|n-o|Jcr;iilnn ui the Conditions $150.00 Job? ndvi-rtlKei'8 wlll'bu uiipivi-lati-il. M)XT AND KOUND Auto Laundry BUY ON THE HIGHWAY AND ART TILE CO. telephone CA-8-5089 Nothing to pay extra lor Lou Maty, Prop. SAVE 454 RAHWAY AVENUE Ul»U A. M. —Uert PERTH AMBOY. N. J. Authorized Service Encineer BUSINESS DIRECTOR! in Wo. 8-2279,M RUBBER FLOORING Only the Best Replacement Parts Senate quloUy approves 135,- Perth Amboy 4-4851 (QVAUTY rm»t) , WOODBRHMil \ 11 Winter Brothers Used 000,000 child health program. Phones: WO-2927 Wayside Furniture Simp All Work Fully Guaranteed Rags DltKHSMAKlNfi ami Al.TKItATIONH Highway ttS AvenelAl, N. J. All Type Tubes and Batteries in p. A. urn wo-8-«w —AUo «xi-sll«nt wurk on ulill- Building Materials • O*en Daily 10 A. M. to 8 1'. M. d.rni'8 j-|oth«ii. prlctH reaituimbli'. Stock. i'all for ;H>lKilutifi.-iil. VVmnllii I«IKP Phtoie Woodbrldge 8-1977 34 PERSHING AVENUE WALL TO WALL H-1S51-J. r,-i;, in, ;r, For Better Brtkes . . CARTEKET, N. J. Tixedos Ready Mixed Concrete We Are Equipped to MUSICAL I>STIU (THIS hnker awl Mlllwork • Clean Wall to Wall U iUJEMW-Do Your Brake (Hand - Gravel - Cinders • Radio and Television • Phone P. A. 4-2W1 MUSIC STUDIO Mason Materials, il. I'lurliirt, Numitihtiur, 1'luuii 20 YEABd EXPERIENCE la run.ii* AND iim.Df* WAKOIN Stephen Sodroskl. Jr., Prop. BM Avratl Itntl WO-h-innH-.i S. FUhkin 10 NO GUE8SWOBK - NO BXPlRIMENTiN( i Ret. CA-8-S404 tium Cnllei tot , a- •' ifenel Concrete Co. Woodbrldge Lumber Co, Tfottlert Md BfjortMrtei ,, NO peuti Appy's Radio Service for Hire COMPLETKIY EQUIPPED SHOP ST.. AVENEL, N. J. TelevWon and Uadi*Jsalii, 1)OBH YOUlt SKAT HW> Woodbridge, N. J. STANLEY BOYES U|>lu>l»t«ri>il u«ut bQttoViiB. r«wi>bli«il phopf) Rahway 7-5420 Service, and li*tlW SMITH STHEEf In your home. Aattn 110, cliuirit t(i .< - Ut« Stock »f U9 Augusta Street Call Mul.-olm tlnilUi, Cttiten-t d-'JDll Telephone: Wooibridtt S-tU» «V«MllHf.l J-S o'ctocU. South Amboy S. A,, l-l(ilt 5-19, 26, li-2 H¥BRAWUC PAfctl - KITS • BRAKE Did ^ Senrice « ETC • Said - Dirt - Fill »W fcrrf s u Ujwr Stores 0 Typnrriun f ION SERVICE ,• 8i«a4y WirkUoud Piy Woodlrldie 8-1889 WOODfiRIDGr E RADIO ilo«Plt»\l-»Hftn—-Vti-.tln- With Woodbrldge 8tit0» 'imuranc* SALES A 8ERTIOE Liquor Store • Homa and AO(« itailM JOB, ANPRASCIK. PROP. -- - * m *j*k|JMgdjih ete Stock of DonwaUc ' • • — 1 . i a^ , .—: . , , . 1 : „* *'» "' ''"g"'"' '"^M , St. Joseph's and Clovers Win In Senior Loo Walsh, Johnson. Suiter, Feschuk. Jawevski, Sullivan, DIBoir, Mad- ger, and Undblom. Due to illness. Interesting Ci Julia Held one the mainstays of Braves And Orioles Win InDan s Nine Blasts. I SSSXS last year's team will be sidelined Mark Week of hinihusSchool du» to nines*, and Helen Modger League; Stark, Hero of Gameforesters, 1-3, who Injured her ankle In a prac- will f*t tice game will b# out for at CARTERET — The. Braves »Ad ORIOLE JUNIOR (13) In Senior ,,, Softball this two months. Th« original he .Oriole Juniors wan one-sided • AB R In Softball Loop ,,s School Pi»W Olrl. Eleanor Statile will be back names In the Recreation Midget Helly. c i 4 ll Loop this week. CARTERET - The Ukfc, „, nreiner Girls, again after the flrst came, and It Peters. If S CARTERET — Riding majes- .!oe\ and Clavr.it all WOO tl „, trams in the i* hoped that, one of our Wai fa- The Braves, letting loose with Oibwm, 1b . 5 cally over the rest of the league, yaitips in Hie Senior ,„, against tlie vorrtes, Joan Jacoby will be able big rail lei of five and niiw runs Mellck, S3 2 'art's Mint, led by Daa Donovan, ? (iurlnu the past week. to play with us sRaln In the near Wlzna, 3b 4 ri,,.slpr. Oiroud In the first two inntnM, had little ored another tasy victory bj The VXty pounding out 14 I Olrls, should contact Coach Green, FarHw, 3b i. 4 hiiin. and Ka«- trouble conquering the Indiana Hstinif the Foresters, 19-3, In a muled the clovers behind the « ,„., The vest of future. Any local girl interested Olnda rf 4 egular Senior Softball. League 17-5. behind the highly efTecUre fc"tlv( hurllnn of "Plt«hy" ','.,. riinsen from: In trying out with the Griener Jiueiaro, tt . 4' ntestjJils week at Lelbig's Field. four-hit hurling o( Willie Kollbas. beoki who lield the lojeri Stark. 4 Scoring four in the first and *ii h nine scattaml hits. "Whit Meanwhile, the Braves pounded hr« iftore In the third, the league Pslowsky Rot four for live U» I "Oats" Merelo for nine hit*. In all 36 13 9 aders put the game qn rfce.wlth tlic offensive. fairness to Merelo, he Was thevlc- Score by Innings: bin nln-nin bombardment In thy tn a second wsme, RESULTS tlm of no less than twelve costly Indians 10 0 000 ourth frame. Orioles Jr. 0 7 3 0 12 X—13 lrii! under a new notn* errors by his teamfnates. DAN'S N.INE (19> ! AND AB WHO THlHK took a hnrd-fnught battle^ In the second game, Stark the Orioles, 4-1. "Beansy" " B. Hagan, ss.... • 0 , LUKE pitched f»d batted the Orioles to a A. Vivag, If .... 6 harh. niter limiting the 13-1 lop-sided triumph over the Bill Donovan . D. King, 2b .-... .. 4 only one hit In thtt ftrtt Indians. He hurled a neit seven- S. Wojick, 1b ... 4 frflmss. had little trouble to STANDINGS nlng the name. hitter and In addition, smacked a Hurls Brilliant M. Vlrag, cf ... 3 ALOHS rue triple with the bases loaded in the Prankowski, 8 The final game of. the ,,, II I.IOVdl K TIIHKI-l-Mt* MMHKH l.l'.Adll third and a double with three oh 3. Hawaii, 3b ... a the Clows, taking full adv i in the fourth. O. Baka, 3b'.. if l/imnx's wiltlnesf duribg. ,,( ivntltx MuMIni ol Trrnni 3-Hit, 1-0 Win ... 3 W INDIANS (51 Qann. rf ... 3 ie ltsiied four walks, bunched) Alleys 'ul11 I AB CARTERET — BW Donovan Bascilicl, rf ...... 2 olid anmcks by Ackellwlci, M I Hiillilnrn Kasha, cf 0 mrled a magnificent three-hlttt'. Sosnowskl, p ... 5 wick. Halns and Balarls to pile i Wiill'a LUKE in early slu-nin lead in the Itualv'K Chodosh lb i 1 ,s Carteret defeated St. Mary's o: I Jellsk, c 2 0 South, Amboy, 1-Q,,on Wednesday 43 nun'tl.' Merelo, p • 3 .0 afternoon at South Amboy, FORESTERS (3) UKB8 (15) 1 APPLIHG, I- ) Al.liHVH (.'» 2J7 180 Iflu Midres, if . 3. 0 The box score: AB AB R Benson, cf CHlCAGO 1)1 lll.l Bf)hac«, ss . 1 0 CARTERET (1) 4 Kaskiw, cf 6 1 Hi* 11! Ramirz, ss WHITE SOX Hldl. 3b 3. 1 AB R 4 alowsky. M 9 2 SeHjert. 2b 2 4 57C Myere, 3b I 1 O'Brien, 2b 0 SHORTS7VP, M Boben, 2b 0 T (17 CAM.'H III Kok.rf 1 0 Stelgwmn, 2b . ,2 Terelx rtl '! 3 1 r A S<" I- in rvlng. ss ... 0 WHO 0Y HOW IKS Kalusek, p .: 4 M. Palow°kl, 3b . 6 3 INI ' 17H IM i:: Merelo, If . 0 l.l! 1.17 220 Zimmetman, p . 0 SHOD IP BE 1 3 (.'!««• WJ IK Modrak, c . 0 W. Boben, c I ^M 114 200 lb . 2 W. Kend, lb 2 S Illl Donovan, p 0 AH S6;i 1 Kady, rf „ Mlalecz, rf S D IH THE w/Aioy ary- E. Elko.rf ./.. . 5 1 1 Wilgus. ff 3 4 1 AKWIN'HKI hl'll-HKIS (21 Collln :. ss> ...VI Qluchoskl, cf 2 0 P.Tereberkl.p .'. II* I Vi Ryan, If.. . 3 rm is 9 OF 317, AW TWICE NJedvett, 3b ....'»•' 2 Qural, 3b -. 8 2M ISO 1(1 iabel, lb 3 36 16 1 Czatkowski, lb 3 Moracchl, lb : 3 YBAR IH, THE {.CP THE LEAGUE 111 lift 111 ITS Campbell, r 2 IS? 14'.' Taylor, c . 2 PALE HOSE WIELD 0ATT/HS. C\<"t WIMH CLOVERS u» US III! R 14* Uwlor, If .1 2 .388/ AB (II Leahy, cf 2 8. A. 8T. MARY'S <0> Ackelewlca, w . 1 USi P»n«k III m ir,7 Rrorf by Innings: 171) in, Stragadepede. 2b 1 AB R Cutter, 3b a ISO 110 L'l« V.I Dun's Nine 4 fj 3 9 2 1- Koltbas, D 1 bl Mattla, 3b .... S Balarls, 2b . l 1ST 111 m Foresters 2 0 0 10 0- 1«5 m Abbatlello, 2b ..:. 2 J.Mailuck, lb t in liikAlmkl ttulldrrii win llw KIT 24 17 Hennessey, ss . 3 Lesky, c o X.itnv r»ll-i>rr " l 01« US? Score by Innings; McKeon. e 3 QPEAKING Halas. cf Win or Lose Club 0 WALT'S Indians 0 0 2 3 0.0 0—6 Connors, cf 3 WiWon, If 161 ID'' Bfaves . 5*0030 0—17 Vail, lb :..!...- 2/ Weber, If i i-.i m Mi l»l 17". Banquet on June 4 i«; Urkln, If 3 " O ABOUT SPORTS S, M&sluck, rf 6 118 lie INDIANS Q) HarkUla, rf 3 USE ON TOP OF SPORTS Slomoko, p 0 JI0 tU sclo mm AB R H O'Connor, D „ 2 PAGE .; by Meyer ;i3 177 I.KONS (1) WIN OR LOSE liii Ill Merelo. 2b 4 1 I.I.KYM io) CARTERET — The annual Score by Inning*: vi 12) J»3 IDC Kasha, rf 3 0 24 0 3 Next to the Carteret First Aid Squad, the Win or 2SH IKS dinner sponsored by the Car. Ukes 0 ft 3 1 114 14 HI Bellak, p 3 0 Score by innings: Lose Club is my second love. For the past few years :'n> mo 1»8 Carteret 0 0 10 0 0 0—1 teret Win or Lose Club for the Clovers 10 0-— j t:t "200 HI Boh&CJ, ss 4 0 Wall's wnn tli# lliinl gatnn roll Hldi, 3b 3 0 St. Mary's ' 0 0 0 0 0,0 0—0 Carteret High School athletic the Carteret Win or Lose Club,'backed by a few public off, Frank Ilniiiifllv hit Hie ruur teams will be held on June 4th, - ORIOLES (D loonth 700 nrr|pii ifl Ilif m-aion 11 Chodosh. lb *3 0 sports-loving citizens, have organized this club fox the AB B the ArnilMn)' Alleys. Ht> nHi» slm Brechka. cf 2 0 Beaver State 1948 at the St. James' Hall, ac- I] (tmlKhl ulrlkM. f(l lining hi: express purpose of giving the high school athletic E. Reiko, u 4 0 uniTJ In U, 8. Andres, If 3 0 "The Union,"' is the motto of cordinr to an announcement Brut Kanif with a Hlrlk#, Hpnrc an 0 >.-r 30 million «U tm Htrlk^.i In a nttv fur a SiNO KM in Myers, c 3 0 Oregon, and the Orejjdff grape Is made this .week by Joe Troskn, teams and ail those associated with them, such as "TZurllla. 2b 3 iig crowd 1!\ . "4 MIDGET LEAGUE will be on hand to pay their due respects to the various Score by Innings: • ,' * Tuesday—Braves vs. Orioles. athletic teams that represent the high school. Orioles 1 0 0 0 0 0—1 Thursday—Braves vs. Indians. St. Joe's 1 10 0 2 x—4" MOHAWKS 14) Winning their last four- or five games, the Carteret AB High School baseball team has suddenly emerged from Gaiisson, cf 2 its leth'Argy, and from the looks of things might still Smith, c 2 2 Copeland. lb 3 1 salvage a 50-50 break before the season winds up; next R,-Walkev, p-rf 2 0 month. Although they have been getting good pitch- Blanks, 3b : 3 0 0 ing, particularly from Dick Miglecz, the boys have Parks, p-2b ... 2 F. Brown, If 'i 0 been hopelessly weak at bat and this has Cost* them, W- Brown, ss 2 0 a number of games. When your pitcher allows the Klnch, lb 2 Lomax, p 0 other team three hits and you lose, a ball game, 2-0,' that hurts. And that is the way the local boys have 18 4 14) been taking it on the ,chin. (Continued on Page

SUNDRY STUFF Bill Sitar expresses his gratitude for the plug we - It's styted to makyou sa/er/. gave the Soap Box Derby to be held in Carteret, during TENNIS July, and we can only say to him that ^ince we, the ., M IMt, DMVtl CAN III U tW IN IHt, MM CAM M 11 CIO!« TO MA* OF CAI IN MMIOI FAMOUS Carteret Press, are co-sponsors, we* are only blowing aom to IWNT or out It4f 1*41 our own horn a bit.,.. What with those two pictures 1*41 1M* "Sandy Burns" R«ti»twe. I South River, 3-1 • BALLS 21 NOTE THESE FEATURES! STOP IN TODAY! , lull U. M do«r b. look back! A greatly jtorage space, to make driving easier, *f>r and j t VnW new '49 Mqd«l», ..CARTERET U) f WM Mtf* ehrowe plated In Close Contest ' ' A» enlarged re*r window gives a closer, wider smodther. . , ' "^ •• Ut lh»rti. M dOniHd leather CARTERET-LudwlB Ilk had a view behind. , ' ThU is tovMi ttxling-ityling th*t f.jlrt ••• one-hit. 1-0, guine doing Into tlj» . n head woods. / eighth inning but a late tally by. power KhooUtt shaft, j AU th. w.itowgh. ^ fce«ty of thl. ** '•*««* »'• V****** !, South River cost Carturet a .3-1 YOVKHTODAY! «ew ChevroW iprinp l*m functional d«ign. for J49 U the most beautiful BUY of dtl - contest at the high school field on Tuesday afternoon. Again It wiu their failure to hit that «o»t the McCarthynwn the Jfrfl ball game. Tile best they could B salvage was Av# hits while Ilk held' «MT POft mr the Marooni tp six hits. BOOTH RIVER (J EVEN AB Polgonnee, th :..,,: 3 Korygoakt,fH ••••••••• 4 m&m GAIlAGfi. . 4 If • 4 VAGE FOURTEEN I i LEGAL NOTICES LtOAl NOTlOBfl LEGAL NOTICM Plar Safct Snow and lc» tracked Into tin Rill neit'i ton, ,v i Wnnviioil Avuiui-; and tli<-m'f Ukes, St. Joseph's Ttkt furth.r notlr. tun th« Ctr- kitchen u* Invitation! to a«W«hU. Kintucky Establithti Pilots Chut Cof»Ui (•r«t Horougn (.'uiimll ln»t ny tt»- i.\ . I Ki-K'H', nldiiK dm NuitlifilV from tht tn\ of ox ,,( |.;IPII«r.o ffoci in Hi* i Continued from SporU met atullan null eur»imni in it«. iii»d • KN'uU'N' mnl ilf'litnmi.il n|i"ii it t\nt to Wash Monty Out of Antilopi Mill mlnlmiiin nrl'-« m wh|. li milil |II(» In1 ,,,,|,,| i,r iiinlniiiim. rti'lt- CLOVERS <•> ••Id Bloi'k «lll l>f inlil IOKOIIIIT w.11n . .-itiiln ma|i nii"l In tlu> MliMli'»<•« : : li li Hun'' »f rmiril, FHANkP 'H I KY f.vrr hour CRAIO, COI.O -Two civil «lr III mhtr prrtln#nt iitinH« mlil min- ClillllH (",'tlilk" ""•'•'• ITltllU'il. "Mllli, AS R H iiuwii n» 'J Hlniwiinil Avn- patrol pllotn cheated I pur of imum IMllI' hrtnil H CIUII IM1 pluv H"l> \ ('(iillllv, t •' • il'ltdl M"V I Tim "I irii.\lniali iiinoinil nf " 1 1 1 1 Well. I1 Rl Ihf K\- near here rcrr-ntly, « Medwlck. c ",t will r»< i II 1 r« « , i«i l^il Nmiilicru j In the mi i"if Klve Tl'imiHmi.l Tlirof! coholn I' Ride BiO'i CnniMil The flirri. Jiy Brlnker tnd P. MMluck, lb „.. .. J 2 1 (in. P In In' (mill In < ii*h ii]itin iirrsi'li- Ui.'i mill li'iti: I Miui'lift ii k« biilkcd at Jones, were making a routine flight Webber, cf 1 1 iHthm uf ilrflil. Ui:i;i\VINO BI. Ilic .nrnpr fDimpil i :I.W.IIO> I Ri'tlH'r *Hli I lie rn»l« »f Htlas, cf !>•« iuiii.fr nuilit lh»l »t itld by tin- InliTKectliiii "f llm NoiMlliM'ly I iMt «"l'1 Strata-Dome* Streamliner impvd nut ol 27 ' north of Craig Brinker noticed two 0 " 0 o: 1 ••It or in) u—t•• I.. Kuki. il "i'»y IK Mm', nt Klin*ii'id Avinii* with III.' j T"Kt'th i wit Ir II II mnl nlnirrtlnr l "^ BaWls, lb tri|ourn<.(l, Hif Mjvi.r cn.i nnini"n • r Muted In Brlli coyntri pussyfooting iround t buek 3 2 1 Wi'Mirlv llhi. of I'nrk I'lm r; .run- IIKMK, Slomko, if >. ifltrim I he rlnht In In illmrttion tounly They were | antr|ope which teemed to hive Iti S 1 I to rijeci any nno or ill bliln ind to nliilf HIHI i' (l» Northerly Hli>nK tliriuui i|'i> 1 IrllHll. Ihrri'iirito Le»key, If . Wentrfly line i>r Pink Miloe H"i IHMKIHK < the cnim. bill , hind fool lifted high off the ground. 2 1 0 irll HU I I II H .li H.Mil I.MM k III HHl'll y n:x'|.:i,irs A w.M.i.. '('ft lo A ] omy * -' 1 "••-•• i- nrpasy wd' Brtnker and Jonei butted th« Derwslsky, p . 0 0 -,ll ' Slinrlff. 2 S«lni Ilii-n tu «.rm» mnl Mi»iin«r tmrsllel with Klm wnoil Avciuie •dim <"•!-i1 uf ikln, rUimj ire, a couple of tlm« ind ditcov- of piywtni In >•»»• mir or ninrt niln fp prrd the untelope'i'foot wif ciughl 22 .niilti IMIIM HIIHII imrnlli'l ivllli Hie (IIHI 11 yon nf thf iriiHtinmn IOI| feel -In HiH e Nnriln-rlNllv Itiw "i i 20. 37: f.-3 V In W (i M MnclicIL director ol between two itrindi 0( barbed Score by Inning*: Hid||, nr hlil niiiivi- minimum, try Itit at Regular Coach Fare •: f-.it. had tl« colni Mohawk* t 3 0 J 0 0-4 MaTor nn'm+rnt 'A BC In I lh»r*(if hv Hi* iiiirclmm'f m.oriiin| 'i 1'inli of hoi. «o»py Ths filer* returned to Craig »nd clovers 6 0 0 2 0—8 to Ih* mmnrr of purcliane In tc- to PITTSBURGH i •• •'•'< uruund until I hey Mird^hiA wlih IMI'IIIM iti suit un tile, told game warden Bill Roland whit LEGAL NOTICFl iln Horiunh 'if ' nrlerel will deliver got mi'i i n il.iblr condition -for they'd ie«n. i Hnrr-iln in'I Mil« Hrril (ut Mid AKRON • CHICAGO 'Bw Hi' k- »r«ml«M i U S money, Then th» three of them bundled NATICB or ruu.i Arr;i:sT -I I'ltlttt.V, j In nriiiiii Into jlnlind'i car ind drove to TO WHOM IT MAT COVOBRS: Hnn.ulih Cl«rk INKXI'ENSIVK POn SNOW MKLTIXl IN DRIVKWAVH. 'there wi-ir and (Scrinun At a ragiilar niMtlft if 'he **»«• Tu In ' mlvi IIIHI'II M;iy Jti. HP 19, SIDEWALKS. NICW HOMKS and OIIK KICN HOIISKS within tl;ree milei of th« intetopt. "it of 'lie Ptranrh «f C»rt*ri"t hfl kCOln« -il'U .mil tii a wartime y . I w«» lll >(11.1 Mm •_•;; mil, In the Cnrlcfi'l They '.raveled th« reit of the way »iiv«rtlMay ll>«. IJI9tiif . faiI t w«ttliai » l lon TThur« Dle»d-«lectric,"81eopy Hollow" iu 1 t l }t red (H A on inowihoei, rescued the antelope lin»iiv«rtl»y Krenlnif« . June :', 1S(», llnl > . -v pnilialily | Seat! (reserved in advance without, cjin, by cutting the barbed wire. Taking MtaMtvarr xnHKHM''K> SAI.K .Z:I;I i<> SI. WO l:flo V. M. IIn I CnuhrlCnhrll ch«rje), Coffee Shoppf, Dinnr, HB,j10 it back to Craig, they nuricd It MunlrlnaM i i RulldlnkRldlnk. . Cnnka si']'i:i:i'n: rorirr ur sv.w '•Tin il ii H, J.. in I nipoi* MI* »*1 SI;V CIIAINCKISV mf 'WeM of Wathington only: Str«ln.I)r»mn, overnight and the next day the HIM kit 'Nc. l'"-»::ii.|S. 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