I r- usurer Post Stibepenbcnt - leaber Committee to Weigh VOL. XI.I NO. 13 PUICF. FIVE CENTS r|oyTonight; WOODBRIDQE, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1949 Colorfia Fire District I'ulillnlioil Kvprv Tliiirmluy utitl <'l;ihK Maltnr at IS (ircen Stfci, Wixulbrlilue. N. J il Uw I'unt i', VVonillnirlgn, N. J, Field William St. Blast of 20 Years Chairman Row in Talk Tonight Ago Tomorrow. Vivid Memory Further Confab on ZoningChange'Resists of \lnandcr,;GOP Still WOODBRIDGE —If you are the blast but made his getaway. Assur (l Au one of the "old-timers" In Wood- He was found later In St. John's (;il lcd bridRe you will recall the Wil- Hospital. Paterson. RowSlated; Meyers Denies'Error' f «Fte, liam Street blast, which oc- Tenace and Selnto were held crtain >«« ! |Seeks Head curred just 20 years airo to- on complaints of arson, while imiinatof of r:»iii™^r»7sii« ««»««'•'<"'» *<»<• '• "rolecUoii morrow—May 6. Cftfcnyl and Colnpiro Romeo. CiHilHiaersf On Fite Not One on Which Permit Issued COLONIA — Possibilities' that The town was literally shaken Perth Amboy, were held on tom- plalnts of conspiracy to de- olonw Fire District No. 12 may .' rrhmim,ftA,mmi\Ux Nami-il to out'of bed at 2:37 A. M. on May WOODBRIDGE—A. H. Rosenblum, attorney for the UltUtll'lll Of fraud. High test gasoline used JC .abolished'hy» the Town»Klp Survey Candidates, 6, 1929, when the blast occurred Board of Adjustment, announced this week that an ad- ;nmmHtee us the result of a series M.nrrr I" fll1 and demolished one building, to set flre to the house caused Recommend Selection the explosion. journed sesifoh of the Board scheduled for. Monday had if aliened blunders, arbitrary „ ,,f the late damaged several others, put the nwthods and htiw-handed orders ,,S])lTt.cd t,0 WOQDBRIDGE —A committee, telephone exchange nut of busi- After the blast, the old been cancelled to permit Joseph Feinberg; attorney for on the part nf the majority of the ,. :, ciiliells Of consisting of representatives of ness, and caused heavy damage WoodbridRe Independent de- Earl E. Meyer, Colonia", Chester Case, chairman of theBoiud of Fire Commissioners of to the stores on Main Street. scribed the scene as follows: s each ward, has been appointed to Board and Henry St. C. Lavln, attorney for Thomas Drews, the District, appeared likely to- ..n nun ' make a survey reaardlni? the selec- Most of the sixth windows were "Adjoining Csanyi's shop Colonia. to hold a conference. Mr day. Yesterday, the Town&hip * ,',-,. son. The tion of a Republican Municipal blown out. A few days later and towering above it is the Meyers had previously charged this week complained the article Committee sent "lnvltatlqns" to i,1, !].rvr> thrown Chairman, It was learned today. local police cleaned up the case telephone exchange where tre- that plans submitted for a monu- 'does not Rive a true picture." tile Board members, through the ,,i.ih liehind On April 26, the date set by law with the arrest of Domlnick mendous damage waj done and ment site in the vicinity of St. Mr. Meyers' letter reads: "I ampolice drParflnent, to appear be- ", ,.,i, Inn': been for the election of a chairman, the Tenacc and his soh-ln-law, where two night operators nar- Gertrude's Cemetery had been al- writing you in regards to the zon-fore It at a conference scheduled ,.,uiic party. Republicans failed to reach a de- Leonardo Scinto, Perth Amboy. rowly escaped serious Injury. tered. ing change clurge. Your article toniuht at the Memorial Municipal liVP P cision as the election resulted in Tcnace, according to the police, Both were injured but stuck to After a meeting last week. The of today does not give a true pic- Building. William was the one who caused the their posts until they could send • in HI a tic vote for Howard Fullerton. Independent-Leader reported that ture of what occurred at the met The action was taken as the re- Fords and Frederick M. Adams, explosion by netting a match word to the emergency bureau Mr. Meyers had admitted, when ing Wednesday night. tin- Wll- to the harness shop of Frank of the telephone company. sult of complaints died by Judge J. ," itolonla.' shown an original plot plan that "I at no time stated that I wasE. Barker, attorney for the Colonia It was then decided to hold an- Csanyl. Tenner was Injured in (Continued*n Page 8) it was the one originally submitted in error. I repeated.my charges ; ,1. A1(X It Fire Company, wlro complained other session on May 2, but the Belafsky to Head and had not been altered. The I only agreed that the orlwina that the majority of the Board, pnst. Mr. minutes of the Board of Adjust- plot -plan was now back in.tin the club meeting was Indefinitely postponed 9 led by William Barbour, president to permit the committee more time ment bear out The Independent- files. .,;, commit- of the Board, had taken the truck to come in with a definite-report Veteran Posts Fear of Eviction $50,0001'JA Drive Leader report of the meeting but "This is not the plnn on-whlcl away f^enPtte. flre company and and recommendations. Mr. Meyers in a letter to the editor (Continued on Page 8) had formed tytv company. rii'.:th in his Chester Case. Colonia, who is iiiim is Ed- Woorihririgr Physician is Township mtorney B. W. Vogel, chairman of the Zonine Board, From Town Hall Rooms Baseless : p ,1: Breen is Chairman of Animal in ad\ isinn the conference, to be active in Legion affairs and a busi- . we could petition off a small ^ » attended by the entire board, a miiiiii and a ness executive in New York City. Reburial Services Commilte part of the Legion room for office| A|)|Xsul; Aides Listed representative of the flre- com- was prominently mentioned for Decorating of Vet pany and the attorneys for both RutRers the post, but it Is understood' he It Has. ISo Intentions space for the VFW. There was no rn ,v i/i ,1 malice in my heart when I made WOODBRIDGE—A Roal of $50,- For Hero Saturday sides, declared he "doubted a flre ,, ai.oj would not permit his name to be '00 has been set for the 1949Graves Town Task ompany could be disbanded in ' "''",.• ulna fntered as a candidate unless there lo Demand <;iffirCcrA | the reqUCst. and I sakd It- would iic.h a htRh-handed manner. The iiiAAnnnmnr " ,.r i, •, 1 only be done If both parties agreed inited Jewish Appeal and Com- ;,'.!' f01 Ule, was unanimous support for him. Thou. W. Milfonl, 19, of .'ownshlp Jias a Rieat stake In this WOODBBIDOE- WoodondKC | |in *it, . „If , theheyy dd!dnd .t t^ was £ ^ munity Center Drive in the Town- Fitzpatriek Asks Study Whether or riot Mr. Fullerton Post. No. 8T, American Lesion, j ship, it was announced today by nd it is the duty of the Rovern- ,,; I he unex- and Mr. Adams will withdraw in too. There is no truth to the story To Determine Cost, Iselin. Died Ki^htiiijj; .g body to see J.o it that the sec- l),Mcinl)('i' 31. ihrouKh its Commander. Stanley that anyone was ordered out,1' Mr. .he chairman, Dr. Henry A. Be- favor of Mr. Ca.se Is problematical Bi'ookflcld was told Tuesday by the iflfsky. Wayn of Meeting It Al Okinawa in 1945nn gets flre protection." ,:ili in power Both younp men have been active Stevens said. Meanwhile, Mr. Barbtfur, broke .•very likili- Township Committee that it hud The soal was set at a meeting In Republican politics and the lat- no intention of evicting the Lesion WOODBRIDGE—The lonR-tlme ISELIN —The body of PFCits Ions silence of the past months ,,,,-n now will Tuesday when Dr. Belafsky ex- luring which he refused to give ter, an attorney, ran HS candidate or the .Veterans ot Foreign Wars plained "that the goal must be practice of the County of supply- Thomas W. Milford. Oak Tree :.,i ;i lull term 1 my statements to the press, by in the Third Ward last year when from* the Memorial Municipal Heller, Long Town •cached in order that Woodbridge ing flowers for the graves of serv- Road, who was killed in action lie resided in Sewnjen. Mr. Fuller- icemen and firemen for.Memorial ssuins a statement^yesterday to Building. may uike its fullest part in the on May 18, 1945, on Okinawa, at ton who is a'High School tenche Brookfleld said "there had bren Day decoration has been discon- The Independent-Leader. Employe, Succumbs nation-wide $250,000,000 United the age of 19, will be brought and an attorney served as attor some unrest durum the past two Jewish Appeal." The chairman tinued, Charles McGettigan of the Barbour Charm ney and secretary nf the Zoning .weeks because someone had been al.so explained that this year the Port Reading Fire Company, wasback to the Township, today. luclion Aides Board under the Republican Ad told by the Township Committee Mr, Barbpur said in part: "That told that thlie j-ooms_ would have ] Custodian of Municipal Communityy Center will be a bene- The young soldier was a mem it the time of "the controversy of intntstration. Tuesday. 1 to ue varatrci ' U.-.l.]...... * r^M Ilii.tnt/tK ficiary of some of the monies Meanwhile, Mrs. John W. Boos, Building for Quarter ber of Co. L, 307th Infantry. He .he suspended firemen, men that 'oinodv listed space. I spoke U) Township Attor- j raised. Mr. McGettigan said It had fong voted in tlie special election also vice chairman, is serving as HClinu ney Vonel and I wits assured we j been his practice to come to Wood- enlisted on July 26, 1944, from chairman of the- Republican party Ontury Dies at 67 Servint! with Dr. Belafsky on the Piscatawaytown, Raritan Town- received suspension letters. There had nothing to fear." bridge and receive flags and flow- was no truth to the story that they Lul lake It With until a new head is selected. The, executive committee are: Senator ship, "••"• » ••-" •- — --• i At, this point Mr. Vowel inter- WOODBRIDGE—Funeral serv B. W. Vov.el. honorary chairman; ers to decorate the graves. Last were suspended tor not voting for He is sitrvivcd by his parents ; |(l |,,,. I'irsnilcd formej-lender; Jame^a Wight, re-jvupler l f)ut, said ,, U)U, yoll you ices for William Heller, 67. 514Maurice Palkowitz, Benjamin Ra- year, he related, he came down to the flre track.' We want to oper- signed due to ill health. ^^ nothing to feiu1 except fear Linden Avenue, custodian of tli the town hall and found that there Thomas and Lillian Milford; flvt IMIICI Ink binowitz. Herman Plavin, Jack ate our district like any other fire itself." Memorial Municipal Building Tmuier, Norman Tanzman, Julius were no flowers available and atsisters, Mrs. Alberta Nemeth, Mrs district. Our flrehouse was built Continuing Mr, Brookfleld since it was constructed 25 year: Blake, Otto Mayer, Edward Kop- the last minute had to rush around Ruth Curtis, Jean, Joan and Gall by public subscription and through Dm! I I Cnmmittces stated. "To keep the matter ago. were held Tuesday Rfternoor per, Milton Simkin. Dr. Cyril I. to buy flowers and flags. and three brothers, Edward, Rich the labor of the firemen, The flre .:•• I: With YOU," Memorial Parade at the Grelner Funeral Home, 4 ard and Donald. ••. ir. Mos.> Hart straight I want ),hts body to in- Hutner, Rabbi Samuel Newberger. The Port Reading man was in truck, with sirens blowing, was Green Street. Burial was in tin Friends may call at the Greine ,:iiini in lie pre- form the chairman nf the Admin- Louis EUentuek, secretary; Joseph formed that tht Cotmty througl' used in the collection of funds but Plans Set by VFf istration Committee that we have Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Klein, treaasurer. its Grave Registration Committee Funeral Home. 44 Green Stree when the flrehouse was built It did I ,r.u 1 Players tomorrow 1 :. S\iilt)l Alldi- a 25 year lease sigi>cd back in 1938 Mr. Heller died Saturday at th •used to supply the flowers but th WoodbridRe. hot belong 'to the community but .innaimred by ISELIN-^A merttmf to make and we will not vacate until time Perth • Amboy/ General Hospitf expense grew each year and flnall. afternoon. Funeral services will be to a firemen's association which ii,,>n Michael plans for the Memoral Day Pa permits. We will vacate when our after a short illness. He was for the County decided It could no held Saturday afternoon at twocollects proceeds for all affairs. VFW home is ready and until such time merry employed as a trainman b Iselin Red Cross lonjter afford the practice. It ap-o'clock from the Greiner Funeral The flre company is always broke rode pears now that each organization Home. Burial will be in the Clover- ; Post, was held Monday at post we will remain," the Philadelphia and Readin nnd the Board-pays the Firemen's headouarters Several contribu- Thomamomas SUvenssuvens., ciiairmacnaiu.u.n omf |Railroad. ,, He wawass a a membe memberr ootf ttnh will have to bear the expense for leaf Cemetery, Woodbridge. Association $30 a month for rent." Y./XA Kohn, Raih oad He Drive Nets $400 decorating the graves of its mem- f Snfhave been received to help ; U« ,, .^T^tT . Z™ X ' Brotherhood Railroad Trainme Continuing, Mr. Barbour .said • incftor. Mrs. branded the whole mmattet r as "a "^^years' bers. a year ago February, Charles Lu- i.'c miuiaser, , ThP ne^m^tm" of the Me- malicious .story" He declared that - Ml, Heller was also a flre warden! ISELIN-The 1949 Red Cross w s bun out Committeeman William Fltz- cas, Stanley Seabasty and Frank morial Dav Committee wUl be held I """ « » " "'^^ " of Woodbridge Fire Company, No. Drive in Iselin has been completed patrick said it might be worth- Girl Scouts Plan Brown were elected and backed Sriira«- XiriaTat ?Z eadquarterr, All I "We do nwl more office space mcmber of tneExemp l nre., and has netted $400 according to u _ ,.. ... a while to set prices to see what it I by the firemen. Since then both . Richard Mnnnay ai rosi ntNumum ».••>. n i . _. , oBnon of •_ . i.,n^ th» M<,nSi an announcementmade bv Arthur would cost and if it was not too ,,,,„, local civic prRanimations are in- men's Association, the' Men's] an announcement made by Arthur Rummage Sales i Lucas and Brown have resigned , iM,mk Hirth. the VFW. if it would be aarocable' Bvotherho'od of the First Presby- ' Carlson, local chairman prohibitive maybe the Township Jiieob vited to send representatives to the I from the flre company due to the .iiid tenan Church and Camp 58.! Mr. Carlson wishes to extend his could find some way to finance it. WOODBRIDGE — The Girl j "Pressure put on them," Michael 1 \i!V Irving. session. appreciation to the residents of Woodmeoodmen of ththee World. Scouts of Troop 14 will hold a | Kreutz. recently elected and Stan- :. K.ilphDeuisch; Car Crashes Into Vole, Isehn for their support, He pa?- and 1 ley Seabasty are the minority Surviving are a daughter, Marie; wishes to thank the fac- rummage sale tomorrow ; K .'.iftnan. Jack MAY 16 DESIGNATED LAD, 12, TO APPEAR members of the Board. i ihiBrow, Ml'8. 2 are Willlam of Dayton, O puplU of School No. 6 Saturday from 10 A, M. to 2 P.M., in the vacant store on Middlesex Mr. .Barbour also related .that : i.t.k Gottden- START OF CLEAN IP 'Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder; Scran- 15- and the workers.as fol- ON VIDEO PROGRAM WOODBRIDGE — Two persi Avenue, proceeds will be used for "the new flie company wag incor- H • .%••! and Mrs. | ton, Pa., and four grandchildren. lows: tt'pre slisUtly Injured Tuesday the annual educational trip. porated through the efT6rts of Mrs. A. Stoveniexs, Mrs, Mary Laird, Student in School William Aucler, Rahway attorney, \Un ray .Dern. Hailey Vrgvs Residents wh'un a car. driven by Michael Gray, Mrs. Helene Starr, Mrs. Used clothing or articles may be Cherepon. 224 Gordon Street, 11, Invited lo Perform and Includes men who used to be- .:: Mrs. Solo- To Co-operate; S e e s Conrad Dobbs, Mrs. Russell Furze, left with the scout leader, Mrs. An- long to the original company. Of ': siilney L^Bow Perth Amboy. on Rahway Avenue, Court of Honor Mrs. Anna Calvert, Mrs. Raum drew Jandresevitz, Fulton Street, Drive Boon to Healthskidded at the soldiers' monument On Show Sunday at 7 the 37 men win formed the origN f ;. Rabinowitz; Randal) Mrs. Leo Christensen, or with any of the following scouts: nal fire company only 12 or 13 : K.mfman and and .struck a pnle,' Mis. Harold Hansen, Mrs. Selma Florence Langan. Mary Jane Sny- WOODBRIDGE -The week of Tonight at School WOODBRIDOE — Ernest Laird, are left. Some of those who .. i ,il director Henry Fihtrowitz, 163 Bread Brinkman, Mrs. Louise DitUer, 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.der, Mary Desmond. Mary Valen- May 16 will be Clean-up Week in Street, Perth' Amboy. and Anna dropped out are members of the •• n't; ushers, 0 t Mrs. William Dangell, Mrs. Walter Stanley Laird, 201 Fulton Street, tine, Marion Ferrara, Patricia new company. We want to operate the Township of W °dbt'id!
.r Pretty Church Bride Avenel Items Miss Johanna Sramaty is Bride Successful Parly Polish National Church Held by VFW OfSttlt-Esposito Wedding —Mr. and Mrs. TftofflM Tnoffip-T met r.5 TqrTOst AW smnd of Of John Misura, Jr., Elizabeth ?m and daughters, Martha Jane COLONTA-Ms.s Frnnrrs R-po- who wrirr ^]U\. n Colonla and Avenel. The next AVENEL--Avenel Posl V. F. W. «ntl UM\ Lou, Belmnr w* re •guests! ^ych, Ralnvjv. •. v meeting will b? held at the home AVFNF.I. At an altar banked Her flnsertlp-lehPlh veil of ilhi and its auxiliary held a sum.i.iful to. daui'hler ui Mr. ami Mrs. .ft of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Ettershank, \orchid. All c,,,,,,. of Mrs. Robert Larson. Hudson •'.ii'. ^ lute iiUdiohises. snapdra?.-< sion, trimmed with lnce, was ar- Arite.Ui) F.f|)"-ii'^ C'iiirk Township, card party Thursday at Avenel I sweet pea ;. Boulevard, on June 7^ on •. iind rulers. Miss Johanna ranged from a crown of beads and School with Mr. nnd Mrs. George .« —The Parent-Teadier Assorln- r became the bride nf Robert Suit, I -.The flower "„] —A ,p('ial eonsrelflilonal meet- Alane Sramaty. daughter of Mrs. seed pearls. She carried her moth- Kuchak in chaise. ,,, tion will hold its June meeting on _.i nf Mr. nnd Mrs. Lnwrencc Newark wore ••[•,.,', ing of trie First Presbyterian .1. S Basarnb. 1001 Merlline Ave- er's prnyerbook to which was at- High score winners were Mrs. May 21. at the .srhoolhousp. In- Sring bnarer \y '. Church of Avenel will be held I nue. nnd the latf John Sramaty, tached white orchids and lily-of- White, Mr.-. Pearl Clarke, M. Suit. West Street, Saturday at the :v stallation of j-ecently electrJ offi- I Newark. Monday evening at. 8 o'clock at became the bride of John Mlsura, t he-valley. Crowley. Mrs. C. Hableh, Fried Polish National Church. Linden, cers will be conducted. j Jerry Mnrzor , the church for the purpose of ap- Jr., son of John Mlsura. 313 Rich- The mnld of honor wore a Grode, P. B. Pislnski. Maicia Har- 1 The ceremony w.is performed by served as be.ii niu •Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bfrsey. proving the plans and flnanccs of mond Street, Elisabeth and the colonial-styled gown of nil* sreen ris, Mr. Suln, Fred Frey'. W. Riae- ••'Oak Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Rev. Joseph Rekas. were Alex Fium,,,; the Building Fund. It is necessary late Mrs. Catherine Mlsura. Sun- satin and a matching horsehair berg. Louis Varyu, J. Krutzler. .flmind Hpenoer, Lehinh Avenue, poslto, Clark 'r,., for a large group of memous to day at St. Andrew's Church. Rev. picture hat. Her flowers were a fan Frank Zsainbn. Anna Bihflsky. The bride, who was siven In li'uvf n aimed home after visiting 1 Fenimore, Ne.v \\ be present at this very important John Eagan. pastor, performed the arrangement of pink roses and Betty Gosfinsky, Alice Larsen. Mrs. marriage by her fallid , wore a reiiitives in Washington, D. C. meeting. baby's breath. The bridesmaids white satin pown will. hoop, skirt. After the m'i'ii. double-ring ceremony. Betty Lower, N. J. Roome, Mr. wa? held at ih . (•: , • The Ladles' Auxiliary of the wore similar-styled gowns of or- Her lace-trimmcd net veil was ar. ( —ThV White Sisters of Africa Montsano, den. For travel,,.' •"Cnnttiegation of thi> Sons of Ja- Miss Marian Lenart. Perth Am- chid satin, matching hats and car- were guests of the Rosary Society Consolation priz:s we e aw. ranged from a Pearl tiara. Her lected a glen ph,,,. '•H'nb will meet next Tuesday eve- boy, cousin of the bride, was maid ried fan arrangements of yellow 1 of St. Andrew's Church last nlnht, to Mrs. Eva Keneben , Mrs. Sche- bouquet consisted of white sweet an orchid CDI ,u , •jiiiiv! at Hi'' dome of Mrs. Julius Mother Mathias Kolemba was tin of honor and the bridesmaids were! rosM. peas and roses. liiman, Bill Moran. Mrs. F. Howes, I Upon their IT;i; .S,"ii:licr. 5 Park Avenue. Mi'iK principal speaker and showed pic- Miss Mary Lou Gorski, Avenel. and Mr, and Mrs, Mlsura arp on a Mrs. Julia Lako, W. Perna. F. Koe- Miss Tluresu Espn.-ito. sister of ,Niagra Falls iuui <• Phillj) M.irun arid Mrs. Edward tures of the work boine done b\ Miss Pauline Wasiow/ Elizabeth, wedding trip to Washington fo, C. ble, Ann Palfy. Mrs. James Dauda. the bride as maid of honor wore •Rt'-n. fimmiitpe on nominations nlec« of the bridegroom. and upon their return will reside i Mrs. Suit will in, the order In Africa. Henrietta Fedak, Ken Bersey, Mrs. a nlle srrwi taffeta j'.own, mutch- 'on West Strei' i wi'• JUTS' nt ii slate of njimes to be Peter Mlsura, Elisabeth, brother at 1001 Mereline Avenue. Tleman. Mrs. J. Sulo. Qeorsr inu headdress and carried "a bou- —Mrs. O. H. WeferlinK, Lenox home, to then fi;(; • h'rtt"{! fiti ;r; new offirers. A (lem- ^venue. conducted th° annual' of the bridegroom, served as best For traveling the' bride selected Mroz, May Barry. J, Konie, Mrs. quet ol white Munitions and roses. t'.n»"r:ili in nnd sale of plastic man and the ushers were Arthul" a grey stain dress, pink JBcket and Boland. Pete Van Savafte, Mr. Bo- The bridesmaids were Miss Paul- 1 meeting of the Evening group of (Photo by Woodbrldge'etudio.^ i'fii'ids wi!l be held. the Elizabeth Prcsbyterial held Seaman, Perth Amboy and Ed- pink and black accessories. Her hind, Jr. Non-players' prizf.i went ine Esposito. Nnvai'k. who. was in Krus ami aio, MRS. JOHN MISURA Tl)p Tuesday Nluhlers met this Tuesday evening at the Rosette ward Sramaty, Avenel. brother of corsage was of' white orchids. to Mrs. S. Jensen. George Lebo, blue; Miss Helen Suit, Colonla, gram is ten ve.i. ^wiek with Mrs. Zoltan Vargo, St. Presbyterian Church. Also attend- the bride. The bride is a graduate of Perth George H.^ Lebo, Fred Leidner. Oeonrc- Avenue. The bride, given by her uncle Amboy High School. The bride- 1 ing from town vere: Mrs. C. A. Helen lycidner. John Fitz, Mr. . '-The Ladies Auxiliafj- Fife Galloway, Mrs. William Falkeh- Miss Chamberlain Frank Lenart, was attired In a groom attended Klliabeth schools, Daldinak. Mrs. J. Herman. Chnrles FOR TIU It! r •.fiumpany No. 1 will meet next stern, Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. colonial-styled, candlelight satin served two years In the Navy and Sit.ael, George Kucli, Constance HAROLD E. FUNERAL l'l|.;<|, ,..,, Tiiet'dny" evening at the firehouse. John Peterson, Mrs. William DoU gown, trimmed with Imported Is employed b,y the Pood Fair Kuchak and Mrs. Hunt. PLANTS. C(l|(s\ , , —Mr. ,ind Mrs. Douslas Cannon, weiler. Mrs. Kenneth TaKaart Bride of Spencer French lace, beads and seed pearls. Packing Company, Elizabeth. The special awards went to Mrs. ( • PiiUi:i\vi, and Mrs. John SiKlev Mrs. Carl Nler, Mrs. Frederick H. A. Narry and William Roome. ANDERSON •Ne'vtirk, wrrr- Sunday guests of SEWAREN — The marriage of ,' l'hnne Woi»ll,ii,| , Beckley, Mrs. Frank Brecka, Mrs. Upholstering and • ,Mr and Mis Otis Sears. Madison! Herman Lampe, Mrs. Walter Cook Miss Alicia Jean Chamberlain, GOP Club Opens Mrs, Henry Hostess II1LE KNITTERS PLAN . Avr-mie. • and Mrs, R. G. Perier. daughter of Mr nnd Mrs. Frank Chamberlain. IteyHolton Street, Spuring Social Sennon At Church Guild Party THEATRE PARTY Furniture Repair ^WALSHEC - Cancer dressinss are being; —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller nidrle by members nnd friends of | to Frederick N. Spencer, 82 Green AVENEL—A meeting of the Idle have returned to their home on SEWAREN - Winners at the SEWAREN—Mrs. Samuel Hen- Tel. Wood. H-37M-W the Ladies' Aid Society at the Street, Wooclbrid^e, son of Mr. and Knitters was held at tine home Avenel Street, after visiting her firs} card party of the season held ry was the hostess at a card party I 9R MAIN ST!M|T| Mrs. Frederick A. Spencer. Moores- of Mrs. Ralph Peterson. Refresh- iTl |.T.i'•hytcnan Church every Tues- mother in St. Petersburg, Florida. in the clubhouse of. the Sewaren given by the Guild of St. John's 29 E. CJRFFN STUFFT WOOI)1J1!!!)(,| Liuv afternoon. Additional names' town^ was solemnized Saturday in ments were served arid the dark- N —The Ladies' Auxiliary Fire Republican Club, Inc., and spon- Church, Friday evening, in the j'-of workfrs nre: Mrs. Stephen the mnn.se of the First Presbyte- W(KM)BRII)(iF We Deliver .uui |,]r ,,• Company No. 1 will hold a card sored by the club, were: Mr. and Parish House, horse prize was won by Mrs. . .Ii. "Mis. Fred Lott. Mrs. Anna rian Church, Woodbridge; Rev. party at the firehouse tomorrow Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, Mr. and Mrs. Prize winners were: Bridge, Mrs, James Krutzler. WiiiMiis and Mrs. William John-! Earl Hannum Devanny, minister, evening at 8:15 o'clock with Mrs. R. G. Crane, Mrs. Herbert Eyer- A. W. Scheldt, Mrs. Joseph Pock- Other members present were officiated at the doubU-ring cere- •SMI. Charlti Ko7,a and Mrs. Andrew kuss, C. A. Oiroud, Mrs. A. J. King- lembo, Clarence Zischkau. Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Peterson. Mrs. Oil- mony. • The Ladies Auviliary of the j Galisln as co-chairmen. ' berry, Clarence Zischkau, Mrs. W. Floyd T. Howell, Mrs. A. F. So- man Kutcher. Mrs, Andrew Peter- 'v. F. W. 71B4, will meet next The bride, given in marriage by The Junior Womnn's Club will W. Brundage,'Mrs. Michael Qulnn, field, Mrs. F. J. Adams. Mrs. R. G. son, Mrs. Robert Stephen, Mrs. 'Wednesday evening at headquar- her fathep, was attired in a toast meet at the home of Mrs. George Mi', and Mrs. Samuel I. Counter- Crane, Miss Kay Freeman. Pi- Kenneth Peterson and Mrs. Hen- \i li on Ziuler Avpnile. suit with" brown accessories, stone Mirkovich, Avenel Street next man, William Taggart, Mrs. Jean- nochle, Mrs. Kay Freeman, Mrs. ning Peterson. marten fur scarf and she carried Tile Ladies' Aid Society Will Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock ette Randolph, Mrs. John Sllagyi Florence Klein, Mrs. Bernard Sul- The^group will meet tonight, at pink roses and sweetpcas. •mw.'t next. Tuesday evening at the with Mrs. Allan BJorken as co- and Mrs. H. D. Clark. livan, Mrs. C. P. Boehm, Michael the home of Mrs. James Krutzler 1'i'-.l)virriiui Church at 8:15 hostess. The maid of honor, Miss Kath- The door prize was won by Mrs. Qulnn; rummy, Mrs. Harry Halsey, on Avenel Street, at which time oVlmk. Mrs. John Lozo, Wood-, arine V, Harned of 57 Green Street, —Mi', and Mrs. Edward Parker Randolph and the non-players Mrs. Chester Filarowitz: bunko. final plans will be made for the bi:d!T will be the guest speaker. Woodbridge, wore a blege suit with and son, Park Avenue, were visit prizes by Mrs. F. J. Adams, Mrs Misses Betty Lloyd and Marion theatre party to be held May i:) Final plan's will be made at this toast accessories and carried talis- ors of their son-in-law and daugh Walter Wyckoff, Mrs. William: Lockli. at the Paper Mill Playhouse, Mill- .nine for the baked ham supper lan roses and African daisies. ter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGee Baran and Mrs. William Taggart. A consolation prize was won by burn, N. J. iKins! sponsored by the group on George K. Rhodes, 82 Green in Washington, D. C Their daugh- A. F. Soneld and a $25 bond was Tucsduy. May 17t.h, from 5 to 6:30 treet, Woodbridge, was best man, ter, Mrs. Louise Collins and awarded to Mrs. Henry Smithies jp, M, Anyine wishing tickf.ts for Following a brief wedding trip. daughter, Barbara, returned home Adamszyks Entertain •tlv suppi'i' should contact either :ie couple will reside In Redfleld with them for a two week stay. Renaud urges Increase In U, S, • Mrs. Carl Nier or Mrs. R. 0. Perier. illagt, Metuchen. At Birthday Parties —A meeting of the Budget anil forces 4n West Europe. ask ijQur doctor - • --Tlie Mother's Club held its The bride is a graduate of, Perth Fnance committee of the Wom- SEWAREN—A party was held at •monthly meeting' at the home of mboy High School, attended the an's Club was held at the home of the hbme of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoover on air, urges reduction >TVIr:,. Benjamin Sepanski, Lenox 'niversity of Detroit, Detroit, "about the chairman, Mrs. Robsrt Rhodes of Federal employes. fAvi.nut. on Tuesday evening. New •lich., and is employed by the Adamszyk, 408 East Avenue, in on Burnett Street on Monday eve- 'officers were elected as',follows: 'irst Bank and Trust Company in honor of the birthdays of their ning. |(*Pro:;id*'iii.. Mrs. Walter Peterson; 'erth Amboy. Her husband, a son. Stephen, and Peter La Plaz, i yice president Mrs. Arthur Haye,s, [raduate of Woodbridge High were: Mr. and Mrs. he WEED & FEED *ml secretai7-treasurtr, Mrs. Paul General Assembly committee ichool, is a graduate of Lthigh Frank Fiore, Staten Island, Mr. ! and Mrs. Frank Llttlefield, Mr. and EVERGREENS Try this exclusive SCOTTS Develop" ;Riiweil. A donation of $5 was bars censorship of news. University, Bethlehem, Pa., and is member of Sigma Chi Epsilon Mrs. John Kovalchik and son, Many Varieties and Sizes In incrociiing numbers, doctors men) that kills broad-leaved weeds raternity. He is employed by the Gary. Mrs. Helen' Farinlch and as it nourishes grass. Proven on more alifornia Oil Company in Barber. children, Mrs. Victory Cwiklinski, from (Oast to coast presmbo William Haban and Steve Purty, than a quarter-million lawns Tn the FLOWERING SHRUBS and ri'comnu'nd Jumping-Jacks last three years. Dry compound easily GOVERNMENT FINANCING Jr., all of Perth Amboy. With a debt of $250,000,000,000, Miss Ann Link, Carteret, Wil- applied. 1 he chances art that the Govern- liam Huber, Woodbridge, Mr. and ROSE BUSHES ment will havs to borrow money Mrs. George Hasko, Miss Lorraine Handy Shaker Box - $1.00 Box treats 2500 w fi V! 50 ,o meet the extraordinary expen^ Adamszyk and Miss Rita Andersch litures foreseen for the next 111- of town and Mrs. Rose Hegedus GLADIOLUS BULBS ;een month*. Avenel. ELIZABETH HARDW Vegetable, Flower Plants & SUPPLY CO., Inc. GRASS SEED, FERTILIZER 217-1223 FAYETTE STREET ITIMi! A 4.45 I'EKTII AMBOY 4-258II-I-1! Rhododendrons Red Maples, Holly Ivilds MOTORISTS STOP GUESSING?? ABOUT IGNITION AM) CARBURETOR TROUBLE 'blue coal' LET US MAKE A SCIENTIFIC CHECKUP OF YOUR ENGINE WITH OUR FILL YOUR BIN »T •jf Four thousand yean ago, practitioners of the healing arts «rtfte impelled to orgaoiu ia order to shield the public from the impoi- mrei of quacks and charlatans. Similar organ- SUN MOTOR TESTER LOWER SPRING PRICES izations have bean carried along the current of history to the preseot day. Today the great ****** Phone WOodbridge 8-0012 national asiociftlool of phyddans, pharmacists, dentists, and nurses work separately and harmoniously to keep WE REBUILD Carburetors t Starters educational standards high, the impostors out ^M^ Generators f Distributors Mom Queen for a Day! Shower Im »||I: FOR PROMPT DELIVERY You cannot exercise too great care in securing the Prices Subject To Change On Or Before August 1 advice of those whose ethical concepts inspire trust and fragrant flowers from our ideal display' " "rb esteem. When ill, consult a registered Doctor of Medicine. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN a lot less tlmn you think! If medication i? needed, bring your prescription to us. JOHN J. BITTING E & L SERVICE 100 FULTON ST. WO0DBD6E —» TexacQ Products — Woodbridge Elower AMJSQV AVENUE AND CONVERY BOULEVARD (i RAHWAY AVENUE Mohilk-at - A) MAIM ITMtf TELEfHONE; 8-089J JOHN C. SCHWARZ, 'MAV -S, ifl4<) PAGE A form.il in-pn ;i in « ale-Ring Ctnmvy Unites VFWGrotipHlIold Fldwers-to-Wa&her Gift Gamut Seoul Camporee Sunday morniiv .mi! M1 call be msdc i»i!ir to '!.! MUIIAKI, ] tlie Ki'oup at 2 ^0 M .. i0l Couple at St. Anthony's PORT READING — FUftrrHI Joint Induction For MotheT on'Hw Day'Smday ^^ The ('nftip enmnuttee. )>Aj4llj£ wrytee« tw Michael Bfttntsk of Herbri't Hnnkin, SfA.tren, arfd ttt VI,,N(! Miss 1 WOOHBRIDOE -- Rnowell Port Heading Hritlt> 25 DVondhridRe Avenue, were htld Jtifttallnlion Oreinony WOODBRinoE It should he American niothrl" us ';lit' rrontiv-.t Commlssionci s stall puided bt 1,.1-.hi.-r of Mr. nnd Monday nt 8:30 o'clock at the Park will ip the sent1 of much ar- Benjamin I Kiiiim Wuodbrldgt, .•;.;.„... U RU-rtt. bp- breakfast, in bed fm Mother on source of the country's stren^lh hniric nnd at 9 oVInck at. St. EllflS' ' Held Saturday Night Sunday! nnd Inspiration-'-'* established tivity tiiis month. BarUnn Council. are workinn haul mi Hie proiAD* ,( ii( .losppii Minuccl. Greek Catholic Church, Carteret, (Ion and !l Mother's Dny permanently nnd B. 9. A., has jhans underway for ision oi •vlr That's Mother's Day, when '' Fiorello Ml- where n mass of requiem was In Municipal Building scale si-.ii authorized ft Jeral display of the (i Patrol Li .tiler's Training Course i,Btat. An- offered. RfV. C,V 8. RdSltOTlcS WM warm-heartt-J tributes from Dad Stanislaus WOObBRIDOE — A Jottlt In- nnd the kids assure Mom that flag "as a public expression of our in the form of an overnight enmp- |(l.v double-ring celebrant or the mass. Btlrlal #as stftlUtion of Officers of Post 4410. she's Queen of the Household! love and reverence for the mothers PtAN LUNCHEON in St. .Jnmes' Cemetery, Wood- inu trip tomorrow iftid Saturday. VHf, and Its auxiliary WftS hekt of our cdUnti-y." WOODBRIDflK The briii'.'f. One clever Mother's Day greet- This irainini! course will be un- i «1ionc Green Saturday night in the American In the succeeding ysars. Miss ;1 Members nf the Port Refitting ing card seen In a Township shop der the direction (if Chairman ot ColleRe Women's Auxiliary, Mid* Legion room, Memorial •Municipal Jarvls spent every penny cf the 1 ,, «(is maid of actually opens up Into a golden the Trajnln ! Commlitee, L:iuH S. dlesex Cluipti Fire Company acted as honttf»r? Building. modu'ate fortune left by her r. i sponsoring j ,,,m:,j were Miss crown for HIT Highness' royal Raker, P.uiin. who is belli" as- escort and bearers, The beartrs t Sprinfi. Itecoiulnti-Luncheon The following auxiliary officers looks. mother In establistiiiiK Mother's sisted by Joseph Siikmy-MtM-. Hindi > Stephen Hudriik, Anthony were installed by Mrs. Mary Day as a deep-ranted American Lafayette Colle';r families uA icz, Cai'ttTdt. Ko An air pf regal luxury pervades .Stred.and Dr. Miltnn Burn, Perlh WHS In pink •M-. Hlnaklo Lojnbardl, Ahdlrew.Thorn df Carteret. eighth district tradition. During the* years. Uin. tlie deluxe Mother's Day i?reet- s sl Amboy: P.ml Si!vrr.*l(in and .)r»l"i Is of Ufnyetle m the ROW? ,,„„„• Superior, Charles McGcttlfSnn and president, assisted, by Mrs. Car- she cared for her younser > '•''', jTetlev, i(iosmnlds In UempPti'r. Perfumed satin Insets and Wri'dbrldie. nnd T.v'n K. i Hotel Ballroom, Wt* were made tie Cole.y, department chairman Elslo. blind sin:-" birth, ..Va. n Dorn- . Pft'ifdcni I'ark. Kxpn! for Menlo Park Veterans' Horhe KlowiiiB panels of real tapestry wick. Nfiiv 11 at 1230. ; r.; and bustle Carnation Symbol S. OU!I of the Perth Amboy auxiliary. are enhanced by sparkling* rhlrii- ISEUN — Funeral services fot stones, fine lace nnd pastel-hufed The. carnation wls snWResli.i (is Mrs. Julia Dobos, president; w w;is or white Prod S. Olah, 7B Cofrejn Avenue, satin ribbons. official Mother's Dsy flower .by, SISMSI thH active committee In pr/-|"""! Htitrhiscn, wife of Mrs. Ethel Turner, • senior, vice ( rnt ,],„ f.-m- Anna Jnrvis because It hud benn,vidinn down-to-f.nth activity aiul ' Hutchisnn of Lnfnyette lopnd of wearim!' of the rounell. , / | East on. Pa., Nmtonal President <9 St. Cecelia's Church, tselin, fchwe clothesline, A PLATINUM ring, L !•„,,i,m was tliree- LaPMita. secretary; Mrs. Grace red, e.ai-natlom to honor, livlnul Tht- program will open dt 8:00 jlllp Lnfayrttc Auxiliary; . Mr! mass of requiem was offered, Julian, treasurer; Mrs. Pruddence AtfD A DIAMOND trimmed Stove, ,, .m,| was attaclvd Rev. Julian Rucki was the cele- mothers, and whit- boutonnit.os P. M. Friday ami terminat/satur- if'i'iinrls Rluink nnmn. Jr.. wifeW Ferraro, chaplain; Mlm Marie would be fitting, I think." 1 red with MRS, JOSKIMI S. MlNUCCI brant. Burial was In St. James' for deceased mothers. dny ni'thmi thesnme Urn/. •''"It ^ F. S Brown, Jr., ot tM Kreiseler, conductress; Miss Ida Township stdK-3 are veportlriS II,,, (iowrrs consisted Cemetery. In 1943, a small nroup of her) On the weekend of May 21 nnd Pennsylvania Huncrtoi- Court. MJt Mestaros, guard; Mrs. Olpa Dobos, large orders and sales on lingerie, The bearers were John Barby, friends and admirers was shocked 72 tlie same" area In tlie park will | Brown is a fm-mer presidtht (rf patriotic instructress; Mrs. Julia stockings. floweTs and candles to tlle ' h| „!,, anrl brideRrootfc Bur Mitztoih Snlurd&y Peter Katt, Andrew Olevetcf, Ar- to discover that Anna Jarvis was 1 be coven j with teiit.s for the nn-j National Auxiliary. The* m Balasi, historian. be sent to Mom. nbcul 80 .,. ,,t Wontlbiidge Hl»h thur Wisslng, Alex Mnrcl and penniless, 111 nnd nenrly blind.inlial Council Wide Camporee. This LnfnyKtc College fa«nl^ for Hoivithl M. Fj'ibush Mrs. Prances Demmers, thrr-f- Mother's Day will be celebrated lifs in ',',,, ,,iiploycd 4 Rarl- Prank Hedgus. They immediately placed her in nfn(Tair has become- more and tnore; Middlesex County Five ol, year trustee; Mrs, Mary Hondas, for the first time this year wltn- t lesP ai , ^i,,,. tbf ceremony Mr. Olah died Friday at this sttnBtorium wheve she wns com- attractive.in the past several years ' 'c in Woodbridge. ReSerVd* WOODBRIDGE"-The Bar Mltz- two-year trustee; Mrs. • Turner, riUt the active blesslns of Us „ lVc,, held at Holy Railway Memorial ftospital at the fortably cared for dui ins her de-' and this year is expected to attract 'ions for the rcception-lunehMR vah of Howard Maxwell Feibush, and' Mrs. Maffei, delegates to founder, Miss Anna M. Jarvls, ;,', jvnli Amboy. For age of 33. He Is survived by his dining years. , 'well ovtr 500 boys nnd leaders mimcy be sent to Mrs Mnrtln Ml* son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fei- county council; Mrs. Grace Julian, Philadelphia. H'I,',. hriclc selected a bilsh, 146 Green Street, will take widow, Elizabeth; a son, Fred; a Devoted sons and daughters will the scout movement. Demonstra- rasco, Clifton Avenue. New Bruiw* Mrs. Perraro, district delegates; Miss Jarvis, who almost single- w ( k ;;,,,„, :,,nt, fort.it green stepdaughter,. Laura Silva; three be honoring mors than their own, tions of vnj-ious types of camping ' ' - , place Saturday morning at 10 Mrs. Jolranna Sebro, musician; handed created the nation's most I „, on-Hid ocrsagc. stepsons, Anthony, Louis arid Mil- mothers'when they shower them equipmenC'"camp contests. and o'clock at the old Adath Israel Miss Rebecca Uobos, Miss Lillian sentimental holiday, 42 years ago, ton Sllva; his mother, Mrs. Julia with gifts and affectionate Moth- scouting competition will Synagogue on School Street. Dobos, Miss Marie Hansen nnd died last November In a Pennsyl- ROOFING TKOUBLET Olah; a sister, Mrs. Thomas Bird; er's ttyy Rref;ln* cards on Sunday. the weekend. Sunday mnmins IT- After the services 'Mr, and Mrs Mfs. Mary Nolan, color-bearers. vania sanatorium. She was 84 four brothers, Stephen, Joseph, They will be paying tribute to the llRious services for Catholic and Peibush will be hosts at an open Gold.Star Mothers, Mrs. Caro- weak with the Infirmities of age ,,[ his cash register Charles and John. Idealism and perservertmer. of Protestant boys will take plnc-t at PERTH AMBOY 4-0448 house at their home, line CMtfk and Mrs. Margaret Var- lirld(>r Radio Shop, and almost forgotten by the pub- (^""jarvTs," who' gave the 11a- the camp site. The camp fire DIAMOND ROOFING Joseph Ko- A SON FOR MOtJNEYS sa, were presented with corsages. lion's respect for mothers its first'.Saturday evening will be open to stirrt. Perth Am- Darryl ianuck has given Rich- Also thsiaj[ed Anna Jarvis grew up in Oftifton, tangible expression — Mothir'sithe public and visitors ar° most, AM) MKTAL VVOkKS WOODERIDGE — Mr. and Mrs. 305 New Brunswick AW, , Patrolman Arnt ard Widmark a nqfr contract, with Peter Modhey, Cheesefluske; are, The following post officers were W.. Va,, where her rpother taught Day. I welcome iluiini! the entire affair. ,,„ Installed By Lester Bahf, chief of Sunday School in £ft. Andrew's .lll(i:u. The thieves e.h- a We ln'crease In salary. Richard the parents of a daughter born Methodist ChurcBrEach year Mrs, .',,,,. bv (orciiiR a rear by the way, is the most sought- Sunday. They nre former residents staff of the eighth district, assisted by Thomas O'Brion. inspector of Jarvis conducted a celebration after actor at Twentieth, !of Woddbrldge. the eighth district: Alfred LaPen- honoring the mothers of her Sun- ta, commander; William Szenasi, day School pupils. senior vice commander; William ' Memorial to Mother Derek, junior vice commander; in 1905, whjri Attna Jarvls was James Storey, quartermaster; Ste- 4l, her mother died. Anna spent Mother's Day phen Dobos, adjutant; Steven most of hfer days in a great cru- Is on the way, SUNDAY, MAY 8th Shaffer, post advocate; O'Brion, sade to establish the second Sun- chaplain. day In May as a memorial to her Dr. George P. Frederick, sur- own mother and to mothers all geon; Anthony Kelt, officer of the over the tforld. Fresh Flowers day; Walter LaPenta, patriotic in- She arranged the country's first Top the list (if what Mothers like best and you strctor; Charles Turner, post his- Mother's Day service In May, 1907 TIMK—3:30 to IT. M. can be sure tliul a beautiful liouuuet of her fator- torian;, O'Brion, service officer; in St. Andrew's Church. The next ite flowers, or her Pet kind nf plant, will make her Roy Bjomsen, legislative officer? year, Anna Jarvis persuaded Phil- ES-^Muylft. 17-. llt.19,.20 clow with pride and joy, Joseph Shaffer, three-year-trus- adelphia to proclaim the first '^.» STATION—WJZ (770 on the Dial) Stop In nt our shop at your earliest content- tee; Theodore Cbmyr, ohe-year- city-wide Mother's Day. At her rnce and set for yourself the many flower sug- urging, West Virginia made Moth- PLACE—MOH(|UI> Thratro, Newark. IN. J. gestions that will make Mother's Day a crand and Joseph Maffei, sergeant- • er's Day a State-wide holiday In occasion. If you're too busy—we'll gladly take major. 1912 and Pennsylvania followed MASTER OF CEREMONIES your order by telephone and guarantee com- Speakers were Mayor. August F. spit the next year. With single- plete satisfaction. Grelner, Al Germann, Leste>- B«hr, minded tenacity, Anna Jarvis Art LinkletU-r Let us send your Mother's bay (lowers this John Tieghe, Chai-les Sajben, made innumerable speeches be- year—and remember, for birthdays, anniver- Ruddy Bartonek, Russe Shitlds, fore men's and women's clubs and saries, Illness or business, In any evtnl let Ms Ei-nest BUITOWS, Warren Rolfe, meetings of all kinds. She carried THE G-E HOUSE PARTY with Art Linkletter in person I send flowers. Frank Masendrea, •\tf(lljam. Brown, on extensive correspondence with Patrick DeSantis, Nicholas Toft, governors, statesmen, clergymen Does your Mother live far away? tf *>o, we can Don't mixa lliis rullicking, rib-tli'Ulittg air.'.. n rlianct to trin one of tlte C-G ippll- Ewaid Hoffmann, Arthur Don- anti editors. Public response was send her flowers by wire. She will enjoy hearing radio nliuw now heing singed right uncei or radios given away as prize*! froitt you. nelly, Robert Nash, James Breef; enthusiastic. Peter Katt, Richard D. James and In 1914; Anna Jarvis' persua- In New.irk And you're fuarnnlerd llio tinir of your life • Commander E. Stanley Brookflsld sive pen won over President Wil- Vim limy Imve n cliiiiicf lo got in n» a member nf llic studio iiuiliciW-e for one of of the local Aemrican Region post^J son. He signed a joint Congres- ill*- amusing gamvs n» they're plnyeil over tlie rudiu'.i top Jnyliiiic SIIUHS. He on Imnil! Deleaates from Iselin, Avenel', sional Resolution lauding the PLEASE ORDER EARLY Carteret, New Brunswick, Fords Perth Amboy, South Rivej- and late, husband, Commander Alfred Spotswood were present. J. Demmers. 111 -': May (itIt mill 7th until 9:00 P. M. and Commander LaPenta presented A specal meeting of the tail Sunday. May 8th until 1:00 P. M. past commander's pin to Mrs. post will be. htkl tomorrow night Prances Demmers in honor of her at 8 o'clock in post headquarters. 41'/2% Reduction On J. R. BAUMANN ' COMBINAT 900 ST. GEORGE AVENUE RAHWAY, N. J. STORM Telephone Railway 7-0711 or 7-0712 & SCREEN ALL SIZES 23" • 24" - 25" • 26" • 27" • 28" • 2'i" • SO" 3l":- 32" ' 33" • 34" • 3S" • 36" WIDE ! ! UP TO 64" LONG SUNDAY, MAY 8 11 REAT MOTHfeR TO A FULL COURSE DINNER CUP . CELERY GREEN OLI REGULAR VALUES RUI CREOLI — ENTREES— , to $30 ROAST CHICKEN, 8TUFF?D THE TWO-DOOR GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR- ROAST VdUNtr VlWMOKT trURKEY .... 1.75 BROILEb JERSEY, PORK $%$?$ .-,( •. • -,,f LW Should you, deckle to buy your Combination Screens HOME FREEZER COMBINATION 1 and Storm Windows at 3:00 A. M. some morning, dtfh't 6rt6tLBD '6PTil»d LAMB CtfOPS ..-• M{ If you Imven'l seen it you liuvcii'l «rfn food itoru(;f. 'I he nlher U a big rffri|erjt«r •ii ••'« BflOILEt* SiRidlN STEAK WITH MUSHROOMS 130 Wait—pick up your phone and call our operators who tlits very luiem in refrlgeraiurt! IWll at fr«*1i fuod ttontge. Never needs defroiliii£. ' CAULIFLOWER OREEN-PEA^ never sleep. No obligation. lepirite coiiip»Hiu -BFVUIUGES 4/ " C'OFPfeE MlLK TEA Where Your Where Your SHOPPING SIIOPPINb is A IS A MIDDLESEi HOTEL INC. l)i:V.\l{T\U.\T PLEASURE AMBOY. THRIFTY GROCERIES mi merely week-mis lima Beans i«n« llbc.nl,), Whole Kernel Com 12 »i. car, 2 h-'tfy Ppafl D*' Monte or Libby 17 01 (tn]% B & M Baked Beans .... i3o«.tin2ior2 Wlion you* shop at your thrifty A&P you Libby'a Apricots whou peeled wOL«n 19e itM. »„ ^j, don't just save here and there or now and Fruit Cocktail AiPfaney )7ore.n21c 10or cen,!,>« then. You save in every department in trie Del Monte Peaches . siit«dofj»iv« a»oi. ein3i, store, every day in the week. That's because we think we can help more housewives save Prune Plums S"N« 30o». Cm2I« more money by keeping all our prices as low as possible all the time. Shop regularly at Straintd and Homo«tnit.d ,.mprl FirMl plainly marked, are A&P and see for yourself how these every- Libby's Baby Ms P«,,,iial to Rood food .hopping. day prices help cut your total food bill! , Orange Juice florida tlot can 2 for 25c 46oi.cin29< Yon en best slay within your food Grapefruit Juice . «orc»n2»or21a «oi.ean2,V lm(lllrt whcI1 you know a» yon shop how In,,i cacli item is costing you. PcaS Ro We would appreciate any suggestions Pillsbury White Cake Mix ..... Pig 33* you might have for the improvement o Selected to Glee le« Grmmd Emtlmg... Priced to Give V#*» Grmnd Vmlmet Pillsbury Chocolate Fudge Cake Mix . pk« 33« m.price marking ^.n or any hmg Graham Crackers . Nabh« I n». pk . 28« that will make your A&P a better B i i clse A,P's SUPER-RIGHT MEATS Fig NewtOT^S Nabisco 7)4 01. pkg 21<" 35« place to shop. ( Because "Super-Right" meats are selected by ex- Burry's Oxford Crimes Choe., and vaniiu filled u <*,P k9 29« Please writer perts from the best beef, pork, lamb and veal the CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. -Y'-••--- •-•" country produces, they're bound to be tender, Strained for babiei MM for jui ' . Food Stores, Graybar Building juicy and delicious . . . bound to give you your New York 17,*N. Y. money's worth of enjoyment. And speaking of Swill's Meats 2 money . . . A&P's meat prices are always as low as market costs permit for such fine-quality cuts, r f<" m«kin» «howl»l« drink! 11b. can 4o« Chase & Sanborn Instant Coffee 4«-39« • ox. 1.13 Wheatena* . . . • • iiox.pkj.18e 22ox.Pk0.29e Shredded Ralston tH-17e Ready-To-Eat or Regular Sunnyfield Corn Flakes • • • 8 oi pig 2^2,^ Smoked Hams TZ Sunnyfield White Rice fancy 12 ox. pkj. 14c 2 fe. pij 37c Gorton's Fibred Codfish . . . . . P^16« * HM ItMl* Slzesundt)r4V4lbi. Gorton's Codfish Cakes R«dy-io-(»y t0oic.n22e .FRUITS & VEGETABLES l*Ot ItoilSt BonelmCkuck-nolaladded Boneless Veal Roa§i ^*< ^ 55c Tuna Fish Flakes sultan. 6 ot tan 33« ; Everything in A&P's Produce Department is har- ; vested iroli and sold fresh. And everything is Leg or Hump of Veal Chuck, ltoast or Steak»°™ <« ^ 4 5« Red Salmon Sunnybrook 11b. can 67e value-priced all week long. Pick your favorite Chinook Salmon ASP Columbia River 7V, e». m 49« i fruits and vt^clalik's today and every day! Prime Ribs of Beef E*lra short cul-!en wail. Ib. 65c Roasting Chickens Fr«h-4'/, & under 5 ibi. ib 49« Top Sirloin Roast Boneless-no lal added Ib 83c FOM'1 f«i WciSfte, jaladi undtr 4 lbs. Ib. 47c 4 lbs. and over Ib. 53c Ritter's Chili Sauce Relish .'e . n««.bot.23« Colossal green speau 8 From Jersey farms bunch Boneless Brisket Beef fmh or corned ib. 69c Duckliagl Long Island's finest Ib. 3t)C Reynolds Aluminum Wrap • • e "«-">"33« California Plate and Navel Beef frtih-iw Mr* ib. 19c Pork Lotns Whole or either half Ib 57c Toilet Tissue HudsondrR«d Crou 3">»*28« Chopped Beef Pure beel-freshly ground Ib. 49« Pork Chops Hip and ihoulder cull Ib. 45c Bleachette Blue ...... 1«. 1*0.2 »* 1»« PillCU|)ple Medium size each 19c Boneless Soup Beef ...... fc 49c Loin Pork Chops Center cull Ib. 79c Kirkman's Soap Powder • • • e Mox.pkg.21e Tomatoes Red ripe carton ol i to 5 19c § Stewillg Lanib Breast and shank ' Ib. 33e Fresh Hams Whole or eilher half Ib. 55c Octagon Soap Powder , . • • . 40ox.pk«.21« Table Celery While, criip 2 stalkt 25c C Breast or Neck of Veal ...... V29« Fresh Pork Shoulders - short cut ib 37c Ivory or Swan Soap UrB» c«t« 2 ••" 29 Avocado Pears '' Fine for Sa'adl each 19c |b Boneless Stewing Veal, . n>. 55c Skinless Frankfurters . ...» e • 55c yellow. Onions U. S. No.. I grade 3 its 14c Rib Veal Chops short eut-u« waste ib 79« Sliced Boiled Ham • %.ib-65e From Florida farms ib. 13c Beef Kidneys,,^ ...... «»39o Spic,ed Luncheon Meat sliced ib. 59c Scallions Home grown - bunch 6c Smoked Pork Shoulders Short *t fc.39 « Sliced Bacon Swjnylield-'iugar-curel % Ib. pko 29c Crisp Radishes Home grown bunch 4c C Smoked fork Butt? *»n«t«» fc.75o' Fresh Caught Seafood '* Spring Rliubarb Home grown bunch 6 i Smoked Beef Tongues ^ si»ri euj ib. 55** Flounder Fillet (b 53c Mackerel . . ib 29B J Dried Mixed Fruit t . i u>. «iio. b»g 35c Pork Sausage . , . » link ib. 59c M,,I ib. 45c Codfish Steaks it. 25c Scallops . . ib 55c DfliRht Mother on her special day wilh this brautifiil 4-layer gold cake, filled and frosted with •niooth DAIRY DOLLAR-STRETCHERS vanilla crenie icing, covered with wowy cocoanut »r»J decorated with a red icing roM anfl green leaves. a Ann Page Tomato 14ibo( fer ME!" pig ol 6 It" 4.V Mother's Day Cup Cakes 1 • Yft Ma*9Wh0 Prefer A*P Tern* KETCHUP 2*35 SAVE UP TO 15c ON A POUND* Mother's Day Heai"t Cookies^ • • Millions of people buy let Mother's Day Petit Four* . • . Pk9 of9'<"65« at A&P and 3 out of S Othqr Top Quality Ann Page Food* |iie(ef ii^vot-lftttcd A&P teai. ^^larvel White Bread tVnti (H \Mm « « IMI 14< i • A&P's Dairy Center is known far and wide for i SailCO Rich and leitfut 12oz.bol.23c Sug»ed>D0QutS Jw#>iik»» Bkgotl2'w*"f its wide variety of fine foods at prices that make Neetar Tea U , Allvariellei lib. can 10c |o e HI'UIS go far. Serve a lot! Save a lot! it lea , D eagert Lavera Jan« Parkw pkg.oi2 '33 bagi Prepared Spaghetti . . . , i5^«n2for27c \JA' ; - •>-• - midnme, LirgilrowniWkltt k Salgd Dressing .tie Plnl|ar25c|' quart jar 45u Jelly Filled Coffee; Cake J*"« '" - I i'«\«Ji Eggs *•««• "A" do( 69c Mayonnaise •"• • 8oiiarl9c Pt.jar33c Fane*. Fresh Creamery - e^, t Bllt tei* Sunny!ield-iw.*l or utt b, f^J^ Tomato Soup • 10^01 can 9c COFFEE *Based on National Survey Average* iibjar23o zibiar43c Carefully Aged tor Flavor..; Pure Grape Jam SM in li/whol. Lean a.»l Custom Ground for best r«uB» Sharp ibcdihir. . . b 09c Strawberry Preserves \ib.i»33et in your eoffMinatier, Ail (<•• Sliced American Wil0Bil ib!45c •' • ••* • f ea is not only American P Cottage Cheese Focderift lib b,s44e , . Jib bt» 1.27 Whipped Butter UOkAtt 1 07 MAIN STREET, Oppodb? Woodbndge- National Buuk, Woodbridge, N» J, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1949 FIVE INFANT t IlKlsTl M |> Princiiml Sets Date* WOOUllllllKl! | Iselin Clubwomen Entertain at Iselin Auxiliary .fant PTA Luncheon son nf Mi ;mi| \\. ,i ,. To Register Beginner* H. 550 Cedar /Ufiw Plans Spring Hop •A.I- 'hllS-' FROM ISELIN Proves Successful IBELIN-Harold B. Oottohlus, Third District Program Confab toned Jir-eph Hiiiiii .surii principal of Schools No. 6 and | Rev. James Russell I s:, IS, announces registration dates ISEUN At a me(}lnR of (hpjChurrh. The spimwi: —The Iselln Improvement As- ISEUN —The luncheon spon- ISELIN—The Woman's Club of wax Sh'ohfl. Mrs. Henry Hartmann, for beginners who will start Ladles' Auxiliary nf Tire Co., NoIRobfi. l KiUpiiliirk nti <>\ thy • linssrli sociation will meet Monday at 8 sored by the Iselln PTA last Thurs- Iselln entertained at a PmRram Mrs. Seeman Lustlg. Mrs. John it;or,\V school In September. [baby and Amir: .v 0:i< uncle., . It! I p. M., at the HardinR Avenue day nt School No. IB was a finan- Conference of' the Third District Hamilton. Mrs, Anthony Steven- Mrs. Anna Poreda, president, re- Open house was hcl'l QfilS- i" The rate Is a full fare lor r.nh ad- Memb rshlp slarg anf) profl George Brltton, Mrs, Ann O'Neill Applcgflie, Cranbury, Third DJs- her home, Sonora Araie, Monday, Use soon. ditional memb«r. inoHiilm:: chll- .ciency badges were awarded as and Mrs. Catherln Christensen. It was announced me rcroup will trlct Vice President, who presided, Other officers are Carol Tyler, vie: dreti, under 2'J yens " follows; Troop 1, Joan Furze. Eighth tirade girls who served Shewelcomed. the guests and in president; Joan Purae. secretary; hold a plnstlr, party tomorrow I(M,nm, have ie- Annfl Mfinn Nancy Saddler ^ Sixth/Dittrict GOP £ as waitresses were: Misses Anna troduced Mrs. Ernest Reock, Belle- Rita Monahan. treasurer. night at 8:30 o'clock. Each mem- .fi,,|- If Montgomery Cliff' accepts the Chrlstenscn, Dolores H»mby,Shir- Mann, Clara Martlriella, Mary ann To Sponsor June, Danceville, State Program chairman for Others present were Maralc ber Is nsked to attend and to brinsi "li||h parents, proffered^ role in "Berlin Aiiiifl," ley Hoffman, Antonia Kallontgls, Lisclnski, Jean Sohnle, Shirley the Third District. Mohr, Join Taylor and Lois Chrls- a friend. Cullinane, ISEUN—The Sixth District e- The dark horse priac was wonfor 20th Century Fun. lie MorHyn Rajwcllol, Mary Lou Hoffman, Constance Kline, Can- were VE n p tensen. The dark horse prize was drlna Pettolettl, Nancy Saddler. publican Cluf will .sponsor a dancce ***>?* s' u ^ l^ , ™- by Mrs. Clara Lindquist and a the only Hollywnoiilictnr in It. , „ 'Stockman, Jean * Taylor, Joan - • Uraram chairmen of the clubs Ooff ththee ' won by Carol Taylor. Jean f ayloi ,,,, ftu^e.l,*m™< Barby, Nornia BeCcerra, Joan Susan Roslnski and Joan Furze. at St. Cecelia's Recreation Center special prize went to Mrs. Anna!oti'iri's *'" ^ lfiril|llt''cl from] | following cities and towns: I/ms will be the hostess at. the next : vi-.il IT! iininn Bennett, Barbara and Dolores June 3 AJcjJPJLl. M. Reynolds. . ' ttc.ttual people involved in Boil The executive board mat Friday * '"" . JL ,„ , I Branch, /Dcean Grove. Spring meeting Monday at her home, u ' "Funk, Carol Goldstein, Barbara i Fliers, unvernment worki rs, ( and made plans for the open house wlllbelurnishedby Wal-|uke Matawan, AvOn, Little Sll- Coaklfey Street. 1 Knott, Marlon Olbbs, Ruth Hill, ter Cook and his orchestra, Arthur Insurance rndvpanies rasp jl r-'' inani, rti Shimiini; is px|ic{'te Trclch, held lats night when the class- ver, Jersey Shore, River Plain, Red' travel requirements In policies'1 start in June in Europe. Mi • Barbara Istvun, Fiances Mess, Carlson Is chairman of the affair Mr. and rooms were open for inspection. Bank. Toms River, Cranbury, Par- ,1s of Evelyn, McCrory, Mary Riley, Su- and lie will be assisted by Oeorge After his ordeal of impersonat- >. sonora Dr. Mortimer I. Cowan was Ruest Un, Elberan, Avenel, Metuchen, ing Al Jolson for seven months. zanne Roslnski, Carol Taylor; B. Hill, Jr. speaker and disccussed "Immun- Larry Parks Is steklng a rest. The Troop 11, Laura Capps Barbara John Pellwino ization." ersatz mammy-singer has estab- Duffy, Jean and Joan Hoffjnan, Children, and Walt Disney fans iselln nviiim. Bloom- Serving on the- committee were: Ann May Lawrence, June Thume, In Rweral, will be delighted with IN - rirctis in New Mrs. Nellie Lauer, Miss Helen " •J III' Natalie Jordan, Ellenmnjie Mul- following who entertained. Mrs. I, Mr and Mrs. Feutchrbaum, Mrs.. Mary Jordan the coming Disney releases. Al- Slhgs Again," giving his alt In the •• 'All vey. The SenlM-troop will be James Pettlt, who played several an«r,Hd MrMrs.. RvEva. r^nnAiiConnollyv . M>-MrsC. Ha,-Harr™y most finished is "Ichabod and Mr. role. Jolson still claims there will •loniii. known in the future as Troop piano selections by Beethoven; NEW p,ipp, Fiat Ave- Kline, preil'dentTw's"Stanley* Na- Toad," In which Bing Croiby does be a third film on his life, but No. 4. The Investiture service will groost and Mrs. Robert Pertllard the narration and singing for Icha- Miss Marlon Beagan-'who sang, ,ii.!in O'Connor, Parks says, "No more. If he wants be held at the Rapacloll home, bod wlth B s11 "At The Bend of thejllver" and iiniiH a dinner represented the association at the ' « Rathbone as Mr. another one. he'll have to play the Dow Avenue, May 17. Parents and Toad full "Pale Moon" and Miss Carmella JERSEY , ,,| Essex House, Spring Conference of the Middle*, ' "Cinderella" is- going role." ' friends of the girls are welcome sex Counrity Council of Parents •speed and "Aliee in Wonderland" Aquila who sang, "Come Back to is now before the cameras. Disney Sorrento," "Romance" and "Black • • • James Duff to attend./ Louie* Handwerger. and Teacheis yesterday afternoon Mr leaves-soon for England where he Swan." Metro has three stories lined .mil (laughter, Rita Mononan and Violet Soren- it Perth Amboy .High School ; sen were welcomed as new scouts, will film 'Treasure Island," In up for Una Turner, the first of II'MVI" Sunday for AuBltorlum. ! Mrs. Catherine Bower was in June. This summer you'll be see- which is schedulsd to be "Run- Griffiths oimi where they charge of registration, Serving on SESSION TUESDAY ing Disney's "Dumbo" and 'Sa-the refreshment committee were: ning of the Tide," with Ethel * CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY FORDS —The Ladies Auxiliary ludos Amlgos." Mrs. Fred Walker. Mrs. Herbert Barrvmore set for a part. Metro Have the W ilium Rapp ISEUN—Clark Pearson, Green Williams, Mrs. Williyn Rudland, would like to get Clark Gable for M.iiawan. spent of Forces American Legion Post d MiiU«* will meet in the Legion rooms Street, celebrated his 14th birth- Movie fans and thenubile al Mrs. Frank Bnnkman. Mrs. Sal-the role of the sea captain. Tuesday, May 10. at 8 P. M. day at a party at his home Sat- large were grieved by the news , NEW urday. Guests were Joan Bennett, that Wallace Beery, beloved hard- Jean Taylor, Joan Furze, Violet softie, had died of a heart SPINET Sorensen, Lois Chrlstensen, Louise ailment. Beery, who had been un- SEWING MACHINE Handwerger, Qus Rempkowskt, der treatment for some time lor Harold Youngling, Allen Bliss, Eu- a heart condition was apparently HEADQUARTERS MODEL c:ene Catlno and Anthony Mas- improving. His hardboited, clumsy irangelo. but kindly character roles endear- ed him to millions of movtc-goers. HAMMOND ORGAN UNEMPLfoYMENT The number of unemployed per- ^ Davis wants Rudy Vallec ('omplcto, ready to plug in sons dropped 54,000 In March, to \costar with her In "The $ IWIN O MACHINll AT GRIFFITHS." 1 light socket. consecutive months, the Census Tra^eHns Saleswoman. which she after rislns during four previous' Is making for her own independent All in one unit—including ' Will NofLock or Jam Bureau reports. SlmulUiisously,! cojnpany. It's about the first speaker and bass pedals $ the number of employed increased American traveling saleswomen, • Built-in Scwlieht Double keyboard and built 479,000 In March. won sold soap. in vibrator. • Sews Backwards, Forwards 130ft • Floating 1'rcsscr Foot Width 4W, height Delivered " 20-YEAR GUARANTEE depth 25". Iiu lulling Urnt h WOODBRIDGE HOMES SMALL DOWN PAYMENT-BALANCE ON TKItttS BIBLE LECTURES TAY WEEKLY "Tha Music Center «/ New Jersey" | [ON GREAT PROPHECIES $9200 BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE GRIFFITH PIANO CO. - IKCTIRK TOPIC - GI OR NON-VET FOR YOUR OLD SEWMACHINE -STEINWAY KEI'llESENTATlVKS - U" "HEAVEN" 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, N. J 100% MORTGAGE TO QUALIFIED VETS ENROLL NOW IN OUR Open Wcdiics.luy Evenings until 9- I'lionc MArk«'| WWW jj Where and What Is It? 80% MORTGAGE TO NONVETS wmu) YOU uki: TO KNOW; r SEWING SCHOOL ] I x.u I IcicatLon of Ilrnveti? API\ $37.00 MONTHLY 1 Uh.it kinds of bodies we will have there? INCLUDES TAXES AND INSURANCE Learn Hoiv to Make Your Own Clothes :; Whether children grow up there? CALL PE 4-7075 AND ASK I Wlut P.iul meant by The Third Heaven? MISS CHAMPER ABOUT OUR nil (ANT AFFORD TO MISS THIS LECTURE INSPECTION INVITED 10-Lcsson Home Dressmaking Course It. I.. KAITII, Bible Lecturer DAILY OR SUNDAY, 3 TO 6 P. M. Nationally advertised (,. M. MANRY, MlrilsUr of Song Open Friday Night Till 9 SUNDAY, MAY 8th, 7:30 P. M. Residential Section, Off Ridgcdalc Avenue lAuditorium of Public School No. 11 for Sewing Machines KOSS STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Ben Edward Const. Co., Inc. Everyone IN Invited TQWN EDW. TROST - WO-8-1658-R PERTH AMBOY ADMISSI9N FREE BEN. ALBERT — SO. RIV. 6-8933 269 SMITH STREET ,W,!>W»V>W»»6»«<»'' rt VENETIAN JEWELRY 1 wnemlers... GIFTS Mother's Day, May 8th V CIVli MOTHER A MNE DIAMOND MAY 8th A,Gift of Quality Jewelry will'give-years of lasting remembrance to Mother. You may choose here with Nationally famous (or lusting beauty, siinnilli opera- confidence fhat your Gift will please your Mother. tion, long wear . . . the latest in blinds. Ami that's good old-fashioned value. . ,• - ' \ METALLITE - STRONG SriEEL SLATS — GAL- VANIZED, BONpEIUJfED RUST PROOF, EASY TO | S CLEAN, LONG LASTING ENAMEL FINISH. ! .' *" *'. " •--• f - «•,- ., •.*• Racked by nationally advertised CCC—(Julumliia Controlled Construction. Every \mi \a quality euntrulled fvr tup. performance. ON HER DAY, WITH A Costume Jewelry Treas- PLUS'FEATURES" Mother Will Appreciate a • •'. f Modern Watch. stored for Years to Come. I'usitivc stop at any helKlit, blind', won't sl[tit ccirils MOTHER'S DAY^ DINNER • At pull away from draperies. M»t«hi«lj metal 4ead>o.«: cpnce,al» {% proleeU See our exquisitely set ilnisf brooches,'mi other accessories alW it from dust for easy, satisfying service. sllvfcrware ... All Weal gifts, * AIR CONDITIONED THE o o 11 |1 iii-iii'ii a reputation for QuftlJtjt Diamonds- l"" "wy select your Diamond Gift for Motrter REODINER- KREIELSHEIMER ' IUilll(;<' that It will give her years of happiness. MR. AND »U8. WILLIAM PAPi'AS, PROPS. The jewelry Gift Shop PERTH AM3OY 318 STATE ST., PERTH AMBOY ROBERTS AMBOY AVENUE AT JAMES STREET 127 SMITH STREET k UjEBERMAN ^ f. A. 4-1936 WOOf)BRIDGE, N. J. mrt M"r" s'KKE'r PERTH AMBQY 4- fMJf?SDAV, MAY 5, 1019 F.F..M, LEGAL NOTlCKS 5.M0 ART IN OARAGE LEGAIi NOTICES LBGAL NOTICES LEGA!, NOTliT.s ONROVA. Calif. - While J 111. <• VH aiwl nil dlroflorM frliu ThFflher With ;,|. ni i '!i>|-]\ 'im f tlrnnrl Siren til lcd upeclnl n.l.lresfled pnvclnpes thn l LETTEfeS TO TfiE EDttOR rlAir ttif n«mp arid Sd.lreis ol |he n.i nilii>r iirllncil offlcp (ind lhi> m ftlng his, garage, ,)>mes Molr nr MlildlmM-BUMT mil ri'nlilch<+« oT All ntnl-klMiMfrA unit rHl 'i'II i-1. >.^ xju^'4()ii(h«tlv nl«il»r.»iia.*rtrk Mil »i™ "ti the overed a paintint: in a dusty Gu<*t towels IIIIIIIIIIIT ntii' ill- iiiorn per ''fiiliiitt. nf l..at iu To The Woodbnnge iii.in h,' .'enU'r line f Mlil.ll^PX mt«Mc. mMtiiusI W acconipnnli'il bring the sunfcy of 1868, on? of 1884. j 1ml 'iin.li nf thi' illhrnllei- ('nrpnrn- e. Art doalrrs identified It as r In I hi- . I'llll'l Wnc y n cprllrh-il chp'ck drawn tn II" Independent-Leadfr: not printed till '95, and not vnrt- >i lii'ii ni-i' nn Fiillnwtt: done three centuries ago by .'1- "nk TI-.'.I rder or the Trenmirff of die Slate i:\-ci i ir New Jprspy for n..l ii-si than ten I'l-lcr Shlirl'i, rresld»nl-Tri'n!>i>r. Hnvins become interested in 11 rlv al.mn t! At HTIHKl:, famed Bpluinn Artist- Frari7 Itellr dlrftmit from the im\;,\ ,„,.,.., ,,,,,., „,. ,,nk Tp,,. ,.,,,,, wre'M tlll%l Of the milnlinl "I HIPIT, IHrci-liir nrul Jitrti-kliiihlcr. !H / All,ir,,, dPi's and valued it at from $4,- the nature of Rn nrtiflcln! addl- edition, androne on glacial genl-it,, --, ,11,1m ,.1 pin 1 iiPKiiiniwr .Id, profiled t Mil t I he s.dd ceilincd flimi'll Avriiii'.FRiilin'iiy, N. .1. sti'll.i S|ilcrln, Hpirntnry, filrci-lnr '.-1, I-'JS; r,-.-,, I-.., , 1 to $5,000. The paintinK. u pic- tIon to the local topography, ogy frorh 1902. Two are located' AI'lM'ST I' hfek .lhall not he less Hun »->' " iinmlii .-i-iun n • :it -'I : mr morr Hidn JSO.oon itn and inn si ml Slnrlthnldor. !l I Kllflsell Avenue. which has all the appearances on the shelf of rtllgioiHt books, Sof d*ad garnp. wasbefj.ueat.hed if rtVllmcil «l thP nhoye plncp on l:ih\\iu, N. J, TAKK NOTICI'.i and two are lying in th? dust of I '>4olr 25 years ago by Geon?e of a defunct railroad roadbed, ir before the hour named. ( ol'lf- I'liirli'i S. Mnnm, A«nhtnnt flee I*OHT IIKADINI; |..ii- T-.« .r |hp siahdnrd prnpos.il forms aim relnry, IHrn-tor nml fltiirklmhW-r. LOAN AfWiM<»ATIiiN Jd sti .unship company scion, and bplitvlns that Information twtnty years qn top' of the CBHP. ilvfi l i-t- I in ln.lr|ii'Mi!.-lil • pfcclal nildrMfleil envelopes will "e i;7i So lliii-rl»nn HI., llnst iimnicf on the matter would bp found in fhero are nono.'of coursp, in Virporidlnri, dues |l(,,' l,'-i'. M:i, .'i .ind May I.'. ISI9, u^rll!^il••' OB application, llhls not N. ,1. Mr Nollep that nil ]„. Avenel. liliii'i'tiniis, If nny, should he mnilp n map of the county made in \\\'' .. ,,r imidli- lir:irtntr iw nf-loWMl •« *»l"l " '" :"lll'l'7''(1 clalmn (iRainst n 11 liiiiiiodlnlcly In wrlllnK to llernard ;LED SAVING DOG | about 1890, we tfent down yes- The city has, In general, ne- lln:i! inn mi Mny K. I'M , nveloPM *lll lie c.nshliTcil UUnr- thpm under oath, ,n I I IIIIIIKIIII, rl.il, of vVnoillirlilKP office of the f iirp.n , POCOHONTAS. Va. — After ps. i I PI day to ye poode olde Barron glected to vote nny funds to sup- nAl nm) trill not lie oppne.l. TheT"Wii'-lilp, Xi'W Jerni>y. iirht Is reserypd to r.>i I any "' Oroyp Street, Wnmii,, i :»plnt| unlmrmptl twice from her! Library to spaich. ThouBh we port any of ttlwe libraries. We fir Im H-)V;i W-3T3 illliliAl.TKIt I'l'lliptl ney, wllhln iiii. e i , Miin>; III< I'I-m,if ! nil hldn. .V I. UKIIIP Nu. IB, irnlns home, Mrs. D. Smith Sel- > searched two ltours,, we could are thoroughly disgusted! We be- ) ihe (Intp nf this nnii,',. TU WIHl'M IT 1IAV CUNCKliN: lilt Mll.l.I-:!:, .ll:., Wi.n.ll.ridun. Ni'w Ji'l'sev. forever nfler fr,,in ,, , fliirt nothing that modprn. The At II regular mi'iulnB or thi- lejs, 75, ]T-pntprPd the bouse a lleve that a city of thiry thousand State lllnhw:(.\ i;i.inini--1' I. I.. - ;,-:,. I'l for. be?! we could do was 1884. owiinhlp Oommlttpp nf the Town- •d Umc, apparently looking for Is fully capable of supporting n «hl W II.i :.l::... li.'lil Tllonliiv. 1.. This Noll,-, i, uiv,n lei doi?, and becamp trapped, | half-way decent library and wish Alin 'i.l, I , I «III illrn-lfil fOt:i(T Ol' N.J.Ir.H. IT:iaA- l-i:: Tills is n shocking state of af- ,P".rt. lli'inliiii,' I',, -jfifMtnUiii tn (ip.iih. Her death came that it would try. in mivi rtisK [in. fnrt tlnii on Tue»- vcni'l: MOW -IKliSKV fairs, though hardly surprisins . I :• \ ,v,hint. lip i;tli, IStli. ljo'llll Assncl(i| j,,h 8 MITHM: .IS iir.iii'.nv I;IVI:\ rii.\.Nt'i.:i:\; ntvisiiiN V;?** than lluec hours after her 99- lln Tmvi^ lu rniiiiiiiilff uill nlriM f iirfioijifHin in HIP light of our former ex- ftotort Maetur '50 il ^ V. M. lUHTl. In tin- OummlllM" hnl I lie fnlli.wlnit pi-iipiii'i-il "nil- lin.ki'l .No. 107/1111 Oaled: April 21, pin Syai-olrt hutiuirl died in n home ir\nl f- wn« intrmliii-i-.l and pn.•>••"• i Till-: HANK KiUt SAVINflH IN periences with the local libraries. to. H. S. L'liiiiniii-iH, M !• ni n r I iU Munli'l|jal 1.1.-I.. 4-21 to 7-1 I the .n f(l nn llrst reniNnn m a IIIBI-IIIIK "I I'I'I'V bull Bt t!if SUGAR "AOED" WHISKEY shelve; tins fa . Tn CJvi» CntlPPrl Edith Prey. Christine Rostel, Mari- P'irinK MI ox- out oncp anrl for lyn Counterman. Gail Parkstroni. World sugar production for the Postwar-madr whiskey, . pertpcl damper all. But meantime the district is Donald DeWItt, Mary Ceber, Gay 1948-49 season is now estimated at after V-J Day and thus mrelina i low's Wear off later in the day or dis- • Continued from Page 1 51,000,000 will be rparty for without proumrm. Inthe inter- Oundersori. Donald Solt, Edward a record %7,8(8.000 tons by the the industry's description of -aged' appear, after a crip of coffee neth Blanchard. Edward Boi>ffario- h disti-joiiUnn ests of all it would ta> br*t lo Bercl*. Frank Mai, Oeorgr Jack- Agriculture Department. This is and qualifying for bottled-ln-bonfl fall ' ' ,1'ltl lo the Them'people have m pep, wltz. Robert Beni. Edwsrd 9ey- abolish No. 12 anrl substitute sonw i.r mn, Fred Briegft, Richard Anzc- 11 per cent higher than the pre- lack energy and strength. They ,irllM BIM'NSON other fire protection in District 12 vlno. Albert Therg?sen. vious season's total arid nlnVpir lire chron-lc carriers of the malaria i . Sewaren School: John Anderson. Mr. Vogel said Judee Barker was Pfeiffer. cent night, than the pre-war parasites which are in a quiescent Donald Gareuilo. James DiForti. (1935-39i average. state. If they shoulubceome sud- presf nt on his invitation. Keith Burnett. Francis Rymsha; Interntedlate Orchestra .„!,» denly chilled, or take an Inter- "I was waited on last Friday Strawberry HID School. John Es- Barbara Frlusch. Ethel Kramf r, I'll current disease, then the parasites night by a delegation," Mr. Vosel sink. John Manganaro; No. 11 Linda Peterson, Christine Rostel, SAVINGS Today Americans are sav- wnuld multiply, and the patient, stated, "and for the continued se- School. Julius Oecsey. Allan Palm- Edith Prey, Gail Patkstrom, Don- in? mohey In record-breaking would shake with chills and fever. curity of the neighborhood, as the er. Richard Hacker, Prank Wran- ald DfWitt, Bnrbarn, Vander Dec- amounts, according to Oscar R. has been This oould be prevented by the men were aroused to a pitch. I sug- iu. Robert Zeher. Frank Mai, ker, Marilyn Zowadskl, Katherine lil Kreut?., head of Loan League. If • ,,i;'i';,iiii since the Imely taking of quinine. Fifteen sested they hnve their counsel Qeorge Jackson. Howard Kuhlman, Martucci. Donald Hulillch. Eliza- 1949 ends as it has started, sav- grains a day lor four or flte days present at tonight's meeting to Robert Fustos. Benjamin Johnson, beth Schultz, Sondra KaU, Nor- l!: ings and loan associations will „, ||lP anopheles should suffice. If fever is present. niv<> thiiv side of the story. I don't William Bothwell. Frank Horat, ma Christensen, Margaret Kra- 1 probably have their largest sav- '•',.,rilVi-d many ad- It will bo necessary to take twenty to spttir this matter to- Charles Oleman, William Mar- mer, Chris Pederson, Theresa Ze- ings Inflow in history, he predicts. ", ,m,-, u( the past, grains of quinine a day from five night. This p'-c;?nts a very serious Dowt',1. Mark Mung«r, Steve Oreg- lucskovics. Donald Jacobi, Sthe- ,' ni;|.',iinc('iit cities to seve. ndays. Begin early in the picturei . W..t us. Fred Brie«s, George Ootsak. phen Ruskai, Fred Brleas, An- anyy Board of SWITCH LAST NAMES "^ ,',,„„. of noisome morning, and take five [.'rains Donald Drost. Robert aimon. John thony Mercurip, Robert Kwollnski. Fire C.'immnsinners can take ac- ORAVESEND, England—How's every four hours. tion as this story reflects makes Kalapos. Danald Jacob' Franklin Richard Anzevino, Aftln Bsrtlcs, . | ,rla was sup- Kara. William Tunison. Steve Rus- Robert Prankel, John Pfeiffer, Al- this for a family mix-up? Alice m l i If you go Into a ma'larhl dis- this an lmnnrtint matter. I sufc- Bolesworth nectntly became Alic» '..„. u, brosthing in- gMt lhal the kai. Albert Hunt, William Benson, bert Thergesen, Dorothy Gutwtin, trict from an area that is free! majority and Oxley and Alice Oxley b?came ,:,,ii DRESSES... 6 REMEMBE The ancient and royorg«me 1| ! popular in New Jersey.' The 79 WITH A GIFT FROM, ALLEN'S physical charcittertifttr^f this mi A PASTEL PRINT ttafe alone would invite the game. Thejrvely.streamj IHIOKS SLIPS....'.3 BLOUSES GALORE FRESH LINGERIE SLIPS .K, which cowrie through the courtt^ysid* and the hilly ll;l:l,rs or screen from In. character of ports of New Jersey contribute to the sporti- '"IU-(1 "a second*—no 1^*5.95 Smtot-Hm ness of mctny of the golf couric5Jw,hich dot the itaie. *'<'• I'ldblnn, Better than $ 79 print - suirit- Her* in New Jeney is ona of Jh» oldest and mosr' 1 famous private clubs, in the United Sjares. Of Iote years '" *"\. Will not ru»t. rot lit'ting, figure many beautiful Municipal and public courses hctve bean BL0USES. 4 rlittterltie. developed hertJ ""' llllni- Impervious to The manufacture of golf tubs is a New Jsrsey in- flll"i .uul dimatic oondl- dujtry and on* in which elec ricity and gas take a part. ("""1 '"' * house time. 2.98 TKMn'INO STYLES I'OK The well built and perfectly balanced dubs made here age Job Costs $160 YOUK EVEKY MOOD have helped many a golfer to win a tournament or To Add Variety to Yuiir Fresh us spring! Slips, gowns, make'a "birdie". The good roads in New Jeney and 1'AVMENTSTO HANDBAGS • • Wardrube imnties, housecoat!*. Figure excellent electric train service make it possible for molding, spirit IJJllui—lUyim DOWN1- many people lo *n|oy the sport. Through golf in- Fabric Favorites Crepes, Kayuii Satins. Tailored numerable city men and women have gained an SERVICE appreciation of the country and become intimately Delikhttul collection of curtain goods and material fur drupes acquainted with the New JtfHy countryside, j HfGUlAR M.95 FIRST QUALITY APRONS and slip covers 1 1.98 to 2.98«» T"" 1" '"' "•''<• estimate and Mother likes pretty iind home, NYLON o $^49 praotlval 29c to 1.98 apruiia. All PER YD. NYLON HOSIERY sizes tu RUFFLED CURTAINS HOSE triple x S9c-1.98 1.98 UP 1.19 to 1.69 CHAPMAN BUY NOW SMITH MY ALLEN'S DEPT. STORE Wuodbridge, IN, J, STREET 85 llain Street 184 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN STAMPT S -K. N, ,. OPEN FRIDAY EVENING «««H M\i PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, MAY 5*1949 Yucatan Peninsula and lo ! yp •,'. I THURSDAY, MA7 5, 194!) ,PAOfc NINE Snkuenbent - leader F0RDSNEWS 4i \ ___ Legion Unit In Take 1)( liial &co/t!> Kinu George KKoadd , to ZZsorey. brother of the bride, was Carl Jahnke of Plnlnfleld. is chairman of the affair assisted xhe bride given in marriage by bearer. AlbertJ. Mihstlovic, son of Mr. and riir^ bearer. ' The bride was attired in an old by Mrs. Lena Watts and Mrs. Anna - ••- ^ r he.r brother', Felix Zelis, was at- .Following a wedding" trip to I'liins Mrs. Paul Mlhiilovlc. ,)(i2 Jacques Pollowinu a lour of liie southftn ,. i itli ashloned style white satin frown Na»y. ( omt of Honor and tlvetl ln a ayon sal n Kown w New York, the couple will reside A hat social was held, with Mrs. Street. Perth Ambny. The double- slates, Wnshin(-I.on. D, C. and Vlr- in their new home. 57 Second trimmed with scalloped lace and - - --- i insertnisei usa ovif CHantlll^MHllniiy lacitiwe anturnd aa Mary Schelly and Mrs. Ann Modes Chnrltr INj|{hl Held in rins ceremony was Street, Rnritan Township. For satin pickups. A fingertip-length I Saturday morniiii! performed (-min/the couple will return May fln&ertip veil which was attached, is Judges, and the winners were llllH' traveling, the ••bride chose a brown veil was arranged from her rhlne- Sdiool Auditorium in ion:» mipliBl IB to reside at tlie Jacques 8treet to a seed pearl crown. She carried mass celebrated nt 10 . . „, „.._ stone crown and she carried gar- most original Mis'. Ann Chovan; ••.- •• r ) o'clock, with address. For traveling the bride i rniiti lin«i» suit with green accessories and of the i the Rev. Johti E. Grimes, pastor wore a srey suit with navy Slue denias and gladioli. - ' and prettiest. Mrs Bartolo UIMat- j HOPKLAWN -Boy Scout Troop •,. • '•, i!: Yuhas of Fords, had a white' orchid corsage. , inhr School. I officiating. " •accessories and had d tprsage of t*o. vn. sponsored by the Home and .£. '.. 'I,.:-,, T- of the bridegroom served as Pavllk-Boyarskl < All the bridal attendants wore The Middlesex County Tuber-1School Association, held its «n- ;ii M , Fred • The bride, tjiven in marriaue by Kiirdenins.- maid of honor. She wore e yellow The weddiliR of M'iss Eleanor V. similar old fashioned gowns with culosls and Health League will Inual Court of Honor and Charter t i • •"'' ,-ie TWO LABOR BIU.S warmtnK lesi,im,,ni, • The Residents Ate the Real Victims A bill to repeal the Tuft-Hart- leglance of fed,.,.,,," ley Law. as such, and to replace suggest Hint (he '•„, It with a modified version, has to call off the- ,!„•. Although taxed for fire protection, resi- If members of the flre company haw been Introduced In the House by the elaborate i(,y;li-. dents of the Colonla Fire District hardly bpen derelict in their duty, Mr. Btrttnir John S. Wood. Democrat, of cednre and rriun, Ing as still may Georgia, Many of Its provisions i>, ever know from day to day whether they should point out the facts—where, when BIT those on which Senator Taft the Civil can really depend upon such protection or and in what manner. If they are Incompe- und his liberal Republican col- operatlnn nrds of procedure not This uncertainty develops from the tent or indifferent of callous to their re- Icmme, Senator Ives of New York, havr readied agreement. A o)iftii>(> of (|i , arbitrary and unpredictable hallucinations sponsibility, let us have the details—dates, According to one Washington haps the oniv ,','' of authority which comq, quite unan- places, names. Then we will know where rrport. Representative Wood wns United State-, m .. nounml, to Fire Commissioner William prompted to make the contents fendnnl cannot IM to go to get the other side of the story. of his bill public at this time cusers. In en,,' , Uiirbour. • Then^ we can have a formal, democratic because of rumors that the legis- t reason to pur,.' •,,,. Mr Barbour dismisses firemen and rein- hearing at which both sides will be given lation would actually "tighten" is ufi clement in v ,.„. Hie Tafl-Hartley Law. In a American- jiiridirm .st»«t<*s them, without any warrant within the opportunity to be heard. .•infoment iicrompiinyiiiR his In- The result ,,t , thr law. He determines whether the oper- We believe the little band of men who irodiirlion of the bill b.e Iflis de- often is Lo pnni h ;i ator of the fire truck is a good and careful clared that wherever the pro- his act's but for \\\..., originated the flre company are entitled to posed mennniT rippnr'ts from the ably mlflht Sunday her fath«r. qjistav Berger ! tion, Colorado, spent a few days1 Mr*. Latin to Entertain Arlington; Mrs. Lena Johnson' last week with his parents, Mr. and '< LAPY of PEACE WTtt. ' Colonia News Ktamy; Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stras-1 Mrs. Joseph Grass!, Inman Ave- Acme Offers Gifts Woodbrldge Notes Tumbion p. M Mfm'o*p , .,,-<• tU:ise over Charles Cherris. and son, Tllen, Avenue, attended the circus in Company's annual "Bttby Derby." 15 Central Avenue, Port Reading, Mrs. T\M Levin. will mepi nt our i,iH|V 0[ p Mr., and Mrs. Paul Resetev anti New York city, Friday, with his children, Cranford. Parents having babies born on are parents of a daughtt: born .„ Hi," Colonla aunt. Miss Lillian Clayton, Ten- Chtnrh at 13 i:, ' children, Terry, Celeste and Ste- —Mr. and Mrs. Fred flutter. Saturday. ;May 7, 1949 between Sunday In St. Peter's Hospital. The next meeting will be held, ,. •iir i- for the neck. The members of the Hnly Namr ven. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pnncoe, 12:01 A. M. and 12:00 P. M. will New Brunswick. Mrs. Muler is the ftt the home of Mrs. Lnvln, Perth' ,,1) I'liaiVrtes In Amherst Avenue, entertained re- Society will revive riimrniimon In Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson and -Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hughes, become eligible (or a sift package. former Doris Einhorn, Wood- Amboy i cently Miss Lillian Devanay, New- n body at the 8 n'clii.-k mnss on Mr. andlMrs. George Clmlfa, Perth Caroline Avenue, entertained Mr. ark; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hal(gow- , To receive the gift, the parents bridge. .\ ,'ni;ilcs Will and Mrs. John Lanza and family must fill in coupon appearing in Sunday morninu. Amboy. skl and children. Elizabeth, NEW'DAUGHTER .. i.iir:. MHV 12, and Maroella and Dennis Mona- the American Stores or Acme The reRiilar meo'.hv. nt the 8o- —Miss Janet Scott, daiiRl\t?r of •O. 0. P. UNIT TO MEET PORDS-Mr. and Mr,;. Iivln-,'. v —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tajbot, \ ••'' han, Jersey City, Sunday. Market newspaper advertisement, fty Will be hplrt Momluy niqtit at Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgt Scott, Inman Fnirview Avenue, entertained for COLONIA —The Woman's Re- ; Benge of 101 William Street are ; c.iiiipiii Bi'hool —Mr, and Mrs. George Scott, or make a reasonabl* facsimile. i "'clock in the rhr.rcii .mditcrmih. .' i,i,iv Tuesday Avenue, celebrated her 6th birth- a week her parents, Mr. and Mrs. publican Club of Colnnia will meet , tlie parents or n daughter born : Inman Avenue, were hosts Satur- Then mail the coupon to "Baby day at ft party Friday with the tonight at 8( o'clock nt the Colonia . Monday nt the Ps'rth Amhny O( ,i- AHmeyer support, 4 , ., A nicli will be Mark McCall, Ashvllle, N. 6. Derby Contest," American Stores uayroll following guests: Caiolynn and day to Mr, and Mrs. John Pierce Library. I eral Hospital. r.i .-i'Mi-Tnicher and daughter, MaryJane, and Miss —Mr. and Mrs, Charles Volk. Company, 424 North Nineteenth .ix for Social Seruriiv. . .. TinMT Will be Geoffrey Van der Linden. Freder- 1 ick Sutter, Maureen and Carole Judith Pleroe, Jersey City and Wil- East Cliff Road, entertained on Street. Philadelphia, 80. It is not . v oMit'i'i's. nnd Scott, Carol Hltzlcr, Roberta liam Prite, Lyndtaurst. On Sunday Sunday Mr. and Mr^. Walter Volk necessary to make a purchase to hi' liflil. Parents ISchusstef, Werner Prey, and they were the guests of Mr. and and family, Jersey City. ' get the gift. George Scott. Jr. Mrs. Harry Scott, fatnden. —Mr. and Mrs. Rayirtond Rohde, Fathers, aunts, unoles, relatives. ,; \vill he held - —Mr. and Mrs. Harry Read, Falrvlfily Avenue, visited their son. friends, doctors oan help by mail- —Robert Fuller. C. A. A. pilot* I ,r itu' min- Amheist Avenue, and Mr. and John, at Peddle School, HljhU- ing coupon promptly. has returfied to his home on Morn- I ,i ,v ,md S.itiu-- Mis. William Breldenbach. Jr., town, Sunday.i ~s The valuable, useful gift pack- lngslde Road, alter upending neniv age contains useful baby food d •cliu's Rec- Amherst Avenue, attended th* —Mr. and Mrs. James'McCarthy ly a year in Hawaii. items and will be mailed after re j 1,,, by ihp La- wedding on Saturday of Mr. and and son, Gerald, East Cliff Road, ,,l tiir Colonla —Mr. and Mrs. William.Wels. Mrs. Armand Iorto, New York were the guests recently of Mr. celpt of the xoilpon. i iinpafiy. West Street, entertained on Sun- «!ty. and Mis. Clare Sears, Drexel Hill, *•, ~ day 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maul, and ;:: •;u\ was »lv- Pa. j I.IONS MEET MONDAY her mother. Mrs. Marie Schneider —Mr. and Mrs. Jaok Condas, , ••• mi ihf occn- New York City. • Inman Avenue, were hosts Monday —Mr; and Mrs. George Reseter ; FORDS — The Lions Club of ,-.,v. ';isl work, by 1 to Mr. «nd Mrs. Michael Simots and son, Edward, Middlesex Road, I Fords jrill hold Its regular meet- --Mi , and Mrs. Auwist Prnzier, 1 .•,.,, Mrs. Oeorer and children. Elizabeth. were dinner and theatre guests in in« Monday at 6:30 P. M. in Son' Arthur Avenue, entertained on I mm" nil Mltl- —Joseph Spnno, Grand Junc- N 10 DAY TRIAL HOSIERY A flattering thought and s flattering Gift for Mother. Choose from new natural shades. The "Bystander" RCA Victor 8T24I R. C. A. GOTHAM GOLD SJRIPE f iIn- "ivati-M I'.yc Witness value in the lijs- RERKSHIRE - BLENpWELL ui\ nl tr|i-\Mim! It gives you Urifilit, clt'ur, Available in All Siies • ICHK pictures on a hip 52 square inch ncreen, VICTOR nrlrd in (nnc by KCA Victor's amazing live Wiim-.-; I'icluu- Synchronizer. 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And remember, if you keep your set, both LOMAX and RCA guarantee to maintain ' continuous and satisfactory performance of all parts including Uie picture tube FOR ONE SLIPS and GOWNS FULL YEAR! Barbizon - Luxile - Seainpriiff - Shar - Loo Tailored and Law Trimmed 2.98 to 5.98 W New Lower Wit Terms! NYLON SLIPS \ BED JACKETS HOUSECOATS ! 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KOCSIK h IM| Complete Auto Lock and YVOODBRIDGE 8-1914 452 RAHWAY AVENUE JJBRICATION - TIRE REPAIRS MINOlt I1HATINO IlKl'Allta Illiick ami Ui, Key Service WOODBRIDGE, N. J. FKWK OK CHAIMii:. Mi ;)ri fares will not be further Increased As compared with the prewar | iipin nxini.it.-H 1, Soii nml the Board of Public Util- of New Jersey and on the New tivhr-r than^ Graduates Solicited RR Fare Increase ity Commissioner!! of New Jersey. York and LOUR Brtvnch Railroad, by the tariff filed today. Therefore conditions or 1939 the over-all in 19M. The tariff proposes that the ntw which is operated jointly by the the (Sffect of the flew tariff will be 0 avcft«e coat of prnvirtmn rmlroBrtl CompariMin is ,| w iiiiicii! with"' to place the, remainjng communl- fares shall besmme effective May Jersey Central and the Pennsyl- service on the Pennsylvania, as j the Dep.uimijr! ii[ Kibor's con- A force Officers' Corpi 15. They will apply to Inter-state , ViUila. tlei on the Pennsylvania upon the 1 Air May 15 Requested the combined result of IncreaHnflraumer price mdex i,,'nnerlykhowfl* ' An Force to Its minimum educational require- commutation between the New same scale of commuting fares, of .•i in i The Pennsylvania was author- wages, payroll taxes and material' as Hip cost nf living index, which ** Jersey communities ami New York 'and so remove the inequalities ,„!.,,„! to build ments for officer and pilot, trnin- WOODBRlDGlT f- Increases ized, effective April 1, to advance and supply prices. Is current'In 1948 was 7'M"" hisher tlmYi City, and also to commuter travel which now exist? ,iH,sed in law InR. However, while acceptinR aver&Klnu approximately 20% In its fares at common polnta to the 84% higher, and this will rise to. in 1!>3!>. m (mm cnlteffcs within the state between the com. qualified applicants who have -at commutation fares upplylnR to same levels as authorized for the Comparison Cited 84.3% hlpher. and this »1ll rise to | The r.nlion, ;iiulv/,inf IU the muntttcs themselves. least two years of COHCRC training New Jersey points on the Pennsyl- ! Jersey Onlnl. The fares so ad- The railroad points out that the S5.27, next Srpkmbpr when the commutation t IXM'latlim costs or can prfss an equivalent exam- vania Railroad's New York Divi- The new fares will bring com- juster! were those from Perth Am- fare Increases proposed are jery 40-hour week noes into effect for'over its cini- "t i-ni and in. ination, the Air Force Is advising „!!,,„,. presidents, sion from Trenton northward, mutation rates for the" cities af- boy and Elizabeth to New York, much lower, on a percentaKe basis, the non-operattmi employes. In jcreases in nn 'I'hpi ."itinns students to complete their coHese Rrc n ( ,ll(|rnl)ri-R. Chief with certain exceptions, nre pro- fected up to thn level of the ncv and fri'iii Newirk ind Elisabeth than the Increases which have contrast with this, the proposed ' '"ntem work before applyinu for training Al, Force, has vided In a tariff filed with the scale recently approved, and now to points on the New York and taken place In rtillway operating new commutation f;ues lor thp j ANA slirv . ,h(p, and officer assignments. 11149 pios- • .i;,ii(m In brlng- Tnt.ersliUr Commerce Commls- In effect on the Central Railroad Irf'im Branch Railroad. Thesft costs. communities aftn'tc.l will jivc-ranc pnels [nr bin'in- ,, h il|i|imiiiiiilies lor : ' 'i', ,(| .;in(i pilots In the " ,,, ,,f the Air Force l 1 1 -/;; ;'; ,n;;', ^nci leader^. 1 , v miiiiibni'B s letter s of these GIVES YOU ALL THREE ,,iuii(ins y conri- \, ,.,,ips composed 1''.'..,,.iniinnd men and , ,,iu:iics interested ," ,|1(. Air Force Is ! 1 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE ,l, ,mi,n' of places In M|il ,,,,-iy fall Aviation •I,,,, purpose. It was ui prrmil seniors .', nIM(. tn bcRin Pilot "•1, minimum delay. lliplv now will have ' ,ll(l[.r;;..,p(] so that, If ',,, ,-,,trd. they will be ,, i,.imtnc in one of I, ,,.., following their ., ,, ,ii Aviation Cadet wiffi Clearest Picture of /hem al\ ! iiifjhl iinstrucn - wmk, and leader- t]n-y arc commls- i;iMiif'iiants in the ,nr, with BSSIRII- V. M!urn Cadet train- i:,uliir .commissions iiiioii completlnB i, rue others, with lm..i Mm Wmiirll legible :.,,n,.(trs interested in iJinmiMrativc and ,,,:,.'is in the Air Force ,.-.,:: 11 v in receive Bc- .[],i!i:.:ii)ii.s .after six !..,;:nn;: at an Air Force most compact powerful radio ever built ,,, i,.i,itc School, Both v .ni,.1. ;MP eiiuible and |jjni( ! .iincr prior military All 3 for the prke of one! .,:. iiinii sriuors will re» ., - i"ininissions upon ,,: •Heir llOTC worlc at ,',:•,• I no COIICRCS and ,ii luii*1. All arc being ';,!' 11 icy hiive an op-, • i i'ii:' three years of ", vi'ii the Air Force. in liass the physical .•.. '\.nniuattoiis will be : ;!::•)' training. t'i'i'T has not chani?ed ar Radio Star Words can't tell all features of this supremo value.You Convention must hear and .see them. '•v Fmd Merchants MAGIC MIRROR TELEVISION with big 10-inch picture' 'ii'i.it ion ai the tube for bright, sharp, clear, steady pictures, GUARAN- T •in 'inion Hall will in Sunday. May 8, TEED TO OUTPERFORM ANY SET, ANYWII?RE, ANYTIME. 'ii tl stauins ot tlie piiv-iram, "The •>ii"Uf)inB." It stars 4 HOURS OF RECORDED MUSIC AUTOMATICALLY - ••'I Kin; as Master New 2-speed phonograph plays 7-in., 10-in. and 12-in. • < '• « ill be open 10 LP (Long Playing) and standard records automatically, "f clmrye. Thous- '. ii iviiincn are ex- DYNAMAGIC FM-AM RADIO - An engineering miracle. ""»i in meet John : ii"iMin and to com- So compact! So powerful! Such superlative performance! ' n.v 'voiuicrful ctivc- l :.i'-r Hr'ky men and All this in a masterpiece of cabinet-styling - a design ' ••;>' lU'iii'o the thrill - ,> iii'.iiar radio pio- triumph by the nation's leading stylists - at a price that ": .ictually liearins ' •:•»• ulr later. The is sensationally low. See, hear and compare it today. •'•'irded ^id then Si al inn WCB8 oh '•!•'••• 11th. as the req- !! I''lasstaH Poods. sewaren Notes 4 HOURS OF I'i'icv a.' Austen "i and William.' TABLE RADIO- ''i I in Suuthpury, WEEKLY PAYMENTS LOW AS $2.50 ''.ui iiiul children LOW DOWN PAYMENT PHONOGRAPH ' l|-'i ivtft'son, Louis. you can have one for every room. "•'' "fi-et and Miss M 95 beautiful tone.' So low in cost, Woodbrldge, at- Modil 5R10 I|llri'-Hi>d Sox ibali Modol 6V1J l! l|i«' Yunkec Sta- •' 1''^lii,i\ Westfleld 111 • ^uJu'or, Qtanl ll! ' Wednesday In l{,"^i. Krnest Rossi, ~ ' :U111 Mrs. j. Mun- had >e "WhltejaU '. Tim. g n4 lll LOM AX HOME and AUTO SUPPLY ' '"Ule ruined their l!lli citlier. ground it J' ''^ » ground it ft "ll1' 'l'lie Imwswife used 51 MAIN STREET COKMEll FULTON ST., WOOUBUIDGE, N. J. •'" f|t>ui- to bikt tht '•1"ll"'»y all the vit%- OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 ' TKLEPHONE WOODBRIDCE lt-0020 i ! l ll:( ot .1", ' "' '' the graii| '" '" Ul« homem»d« J., baled temporarily at Mercer Air- Struy Sheep Breeders Atsocla,- Health, has created a Bureau of country is "subsidising people farmers have sown every bit of Capitol Dome port urHll permanent tacllttle* ticn will hold their armu« men- Environment Sanlutlon In the too much, coddlinn them- ton acreaw they could into wheat. the past six or (icven •• caii be tomplebed atMcOUIr#Ai» flectric'Eye' i Continued from Editorial Page) inn and l«n» show at the Ool- State D*partmentfof Heslth ... • much, and giving them too many Last year's spring and winter Ing to the EC A F,,r ,',' FOICP Base, Fort Dix . . . Three 1 wtteatcrop amounted-to l.BBWKHl,- into New Jersey, which is a re- lege of Agriculture, New Bruns- handouts. ' popnlauion in ti»> Ml 000 but the all-time mark was In duction of 2,700 compared with hundred small hotels in mr»l wick on May 21 ... With mn- i CAPITOL CAPERS—The State countl'los, cllot.s «,:;• 1947 when the total was 1,364,919,- th« same period the previous New Jersey hnve been surveyed teiial costs dropping, bids on New Division of Employment Security Bin WHEAT CROP bn deficient, in m,..! Is Found Useful .and checked for flr« safety hae- 000. ucts, fats and oil, , year, the State Department of J«r*ey Ctate highway projects recently mailed a disability in- With average weather condi- Agriculture nnnounrpci . . . The fttds under the new Ho&l Fire these days are geneially below surance check to a Bloomfleld tions, another billion-bushel-wheftt with pre-war stiiii,|';i:',| third annual highway contest, Safety Law . . . New Jersey to- the estimates of departmental resident .for the six weeks period crop is In prospect, according in F.imOPF.AN DIET In Myriad Ways sponsored by thr Garden Club of mato growers will again be warn- engineers . . . Secretary of Ag- lie was hospitalized in Norway wheat growers, who, have begun If fond production in Europe Snm Ooldwyn is i,,,,, New Jersey is underway to select ed if there 1^ any danger of late Holds-up, thf average diet per per- girl loplay opposiu.])..: NEW YORK LWt l«iok now, riculture Brarfnan has appointed with pneurnwlih , . . New Jer- to be accustomed to such unusual the best-kept buildings In New blight lnjuriog the Garden State son may hit 2,700 calories a day, David Nlven m p.,,'" but yfin'ri' lii"iii(! v.'nlf'hrci hy thnns- W. Andrew Cray of Stockton to sey di-UKgists haVe been told by harvests. Spurred by their last Jersey . . . The New Jersey Air crop this summer, according to 'siiirhtly less than prewar" a.nd Asked whot typr i1(1 , andP rif Hcrlrnhie eves. the National { Poultry Advisory Dr. Ivor Griffith, president of the chance to cash in on HIP full 90 National Guard will establish a the College of Agriculture, Rut- fifteen to twenty per cent below for, he replied, A •, • % Aiitnni.ntii- contnils using photo- Committee . . Dr. Daniel Berus- .-Philtjjrielphia College of Phar- ppr Cfnt of parity support prl::c or new Flfjhter .Squswlrnn t"> bp KPIS University . . . The New the United States average, but a rah act as wnll n<; •)•,.., |), elrrtlic 1nhr« h:ir^ heroine big ma. Statp Commissioner or macy thai Kovcinment In this a fHurt close tn S2 a bushel, t •li business iiml ;>re in" me in mnny 4'j ways Oiiii iiffrcM ymir pvery-dny if Ufe' i* This typf uf deviop is most tt- J mlli.'ir tn ihr public, perhaps, In •..;'• opening doors of railroad terminals '|! and other pnblio buildings—the i ji door "wintjini! wide when you walk | ; (cross an invisible beam of light. >;!!: But tliHt n\c is only one of hurt- i?|- dreds. Others include safety cpn- f tif' troh that shut uff machines when j|j>;j Worker* KPI near danger zunei, ijfi utrrrl lights that turn themselves In Celebration of National Baby Week! ; :j*j on when it i^ts dnrk and off when 0{i It's light agnln, burglar nlorms, machines (hat automatically wrap An Appropriate/^I PT candy and cigarettes, and dcvice» Virginia Lee MOTHER'S DAY that count 10,000 pills a minute. ..K and Valuable VJ11 I \ Really Blf Business ,V &M Frank Rudolph, president of the W- Ripley co., of Middletown, Conn., Layer Cake 75c I'l «»tin-(ateB the manufacture of elec- GIVEN AWAY |: tronlc controls using the photo- Large size, rich golden cok*, filled ond iced ;:'* tlectric, tube will he a ten-mllioti- To Proud Parents Of dollnr business this year. His own with vonillo creom, pink cocoanut sides. Dec- company is not the biggest In the orated with large pink heart with word business but is one (if the pioneers. "Mother." Featured ot all Acmes! I IH growth from $20,000 in businesB jjp| in 19.17 to an expected $475,000 this BABIES || year, he says, is an indication of Between 12:01 A.M. & 12 P.M. how (he industry an a whole bas VIII01NIA tK expanded. Golden Maca^on Crunch Bar I At least three otlier companies R'ch delicioiis golden cake, vanilla cream Iced, h)pp«d with mioroon crunch. devote their full facilitis to elec- mikm Sat. May 7th < r,.,.,,^ tronic controls and some big manu- Apple-Filled Coffee Cake ™ ...39c facturing nimpaniei, such as Cen- t, ounM, uncles, relatives, • "Kgeral Kltctric and Westlnghouse, SUPREME mnke them in quantity.. Pan Rolls f,- 10c Doughnuts ? 25c friends, doctors! Help us by moil- | D«fo,', ^ I Rudolph and others In the indus- SUPREME N try are constantly thinking ,up new ing this coupon promptly. J «m« of SANDWICH Bread 15cApple Pie £ 49c I uses One of his pets right now Is a little attachment for your floor I lamp that, when set. will turn the Supreme White Bread light on at nightfall so you don't ENRICHED I A I toof I "Tt ] •,j'jhave to stumble into a dark house Slictd Check These Acme Everyday Low Prices/ ^ "*^ J t or apartment on your return f"wn Farmdale Evaporated Milk 2 can«* 23c ' The electronic eyes are In such You! rarmaaie cvapurcjicu mi^ - toll It ]Wlde use already, however, that the 1 cans i Industry \t -hard .pressed to get &' Pet, Carnation, Nestle, Borden's Evaporated Milk 2 ^enough of Eornc critical material? ito keef, up with orders Coffee *' Protect Workerg Baby Foods Other Infatit Food« i They are in Increasing use • to T RENNET l'/l-OI. «alari«t are cbj«|< CHKJI 2-tb I' engineering graduatea ind Glendale Club Box $3.98 ts, Munnchauw >aid, 77c with *0 With the trend to tie ech Rich blend of mild aged theddar with other healthful milk solidtt. i the whole job range. for fUtrfat, bttwean V. 7. it Dairycrest Ice Cr©am«&29- J. M^itJttnd t. Albert F, Ha|enberg« Meltproof bog TREE' Richer, creamier! .Irv it now' ). of U. S. army *ir •74** . * ^J. _ A« V' . .. THtTRRDAY, MAY fi, 1f)4fi PTFTKRN aiitner to be Priscoe's Mound Chojce Against Carteret^ NEW LIFT FOR NATS . . |£ — 1 ••.. . — i, ••-.,——— — 1 „.,. ,. , *r\ . • * -— —' '•- ——————— • _ ^ ^ Lls Win a>eft ^ ' Town Clubs Formally Get League Season Under Way Contest Tomorrow; : a A/MS He's /Way;IN.Brunswifkt L, Keating ft) HAV? BBES Open Play TRAPBD FROM THE WORIO' • ,i. ;'ii siifci'sslve sin* BUT Township Ramblers a 3-0 decision they take on tin North Amboy A. j The win Was the Barronx' third ! sl ,'•' ;,a all (he scoring 3LAO BeCAUSt over the Iselln Cubs. A. at the Stale Street field. Game (Straight, find they rfaly celebrated il ; in- inning. n$ UPtir aerALOtts WITH The Ramblers, who have ab- time has been set for 6 o'clock. | ^ nicking'two New Brunswick " '...vr hit Matawan .poesH'T etPicr sorbed several of the former Fords Last year tlu> Rangers wound up in-,,! the ntth when ro PICK UP A. A. performers including Don a successful .campaign with u /..iinbito bobbled a Anderson, scored single runs in record of 27 wins against sttfen , ,- A hull allowed the Mo His BASIC Pkrn mum the third, fourth and sixth Innings setbacks. Manager Louis Banka is to put the game in the win column. ^d ^d were advanc.,1 a buse on 4 :,Ui men on. Johnny well astlsfled with the way his eo e i:," I for his miscues Jack Wallace paced the Ram- ° « 11 WI«lnKS sacrifice. Pet. tecam performed in their exhibi- lvak •,.' iiiniiiB by lacing bler batters with two hits In three tion games and expects to have ^. then «loiit«^„ ,,d a home ru. n, to - ,,i.ii- Mimle to drive Mid-County League Engagement trips to the plate. on, ,,f the strongest senior nines dfep cenlel" flekUt0 Wl'ount for i, ivtc Gyenes kept The Keasbey Eagles were victims in the township this season. . in- --ending Venerus of an early season upset at the Frank Banko. last year's number' in Yhe fieVenth "after "deorgeWis- ,, iii!;if to left center. Tonight on Pt Reading Diamond hands of the Sayreville Rangers, one chucker, is slated to do the slng walked| slole secon(, aluU ;.,ul down a perfect who displayed surprising power in 1 registering the 2-1 victory. jPitcMing for Keasuey when they - ,-ompea hoMe on HuwhMcf^iim's-- • ircii Venerus and St. Anthony *, Harts to , square off with Amboy tomorrow HI i« second. Gary Zaneski's triple with one man on sharp single. 's No-Hitter night. Joe Banyacski. in .all prob- Prank Sautner was also the H.II^' rookie Utility Clash; Line-Vim are and Bochenski's single accounted ability, will do the catching. game's batting hero with three hits -i ,i nit n double, scor- for the Rangers' tallies. Joe Bartos Listed by Managers The game is expected to attract in four trips lo the plate. Pete Da- ,.im si'cond with the Beats BfOOKS, 5-0 averted a shutout by walloping one of Porti's pitches for a home run. a lurpe crowd due to both com- nnUi aMrge hissing and Howie PORT READING--The Hart bines' pats records. The Amboy allen same through with two PERTH AMBOY — The Wood- As was expected the Harts- ] McC ijjii)iiii> put, the A. A. nine will play host to St. . , . nine will not announce Its start- base knocks apiece to pacs the Red Carragher clash lived up to all ex- (ilf of the eighth Anthony's tonight at the Port ^e Bears met more rfian their ins" batterbuttervy until stumsamep time. *>!„,.,..„> «»„;.„„ Saturday when they were pectations with both clubs shoot- Blaztvs' offense. in: Beading Held in a Mid-County ing the works. Jerry Stampiglia, W'lUlllll'IIHT, ilt p "center field, League engagement. Both teams held hiUess and scorelt-ss by Ernie I Lilian, JH f the Harts' opened their respective loop sched- Nehila. who hurled a perfect eurae the Harts' mound sensation, | t0 tlle twirled Manager Joe McLaughlln's New Surgical Knile Said I Hi liim. Hi [ ules last Monday night with im-. ^e PerthAmboy Brooks i-r. sii - IntBlAllnn h» v* n. r] 1*_ II f ii/if /v till aggregation to an-Jnipressive 6-4 .inn Keating, who prtsslve victories. a well-earned 15-0 victory. To Prevent Loss of Blood if win. \ (/flmmtttccman flcorge Mroz threw out tlic first ball for the us first i?ame with Nehila liad perfect control dur- EXETER, ENGLAND.-A young I rl i George Wasllek, who replaced . opening of the Mid-County League at Port Reading with the M, , :ili, rl' wiLhiheall-'juHus st:'Anthony's w Ins remarkable The Harts put the )game on ice hospital technician has said he .I8s Kollar as In the third inning when Bruzay Port Heading and Carteret teams facing Wch other. I«ft to Wolff, !• Johnny Longo, mentor, may start either George tsint and allowed just one Wood- invented a surgical knife which Im- Nil II in IT, p Bole- led off an dreaojied first on right are Ray Alilmni, Mike Makoski, rauMuii of the Carteret. "" pitchei, was Bratsaho or Frank Syre on, the brldge batter to reach first base. mediately puts back into th« VOlm M tr Kamlnsky's error. Johnny Venerus Orioles; John Zullo, captain of the I'ort Reading Seniors, and '.nsl. after allow- mound to halt the Harts' U'Oisame Hnnsen was the Brnnks' leading blood lost by e patient during r.n laid down a bunt to sacrifice Boyle Conunitteenmi Mroz. fourteen hits. wm strtak. hitter with four buse knocks In operation. to second, but when the Carragh- .Ml II , k !J V. I lie Harts' first five trills to the plate. Ehnot and The inventor Is W. D. G. Greg- 1 ers elected to Wrce Boyle at sec- Hunt, i IO f,ere clas( behind Han- 1'ini', i) • .blazing debut at sUrl lne sftme llneup aagin8t the ory, a sick-bay attendant In the sen inn IW oll?n!;ive department ond, Tom Mullaney dropped the H I i ti I Ju :.ice nits one a Sainls whlch defeatt(i lhe car- ball, and all hands were safe. Two British navy during the war and :i h-etexepss League opener with with threth e 1hits apiece. now an opcrdting-room technician ft , raihers in lne Hll uccessive walks to Dsubay and lil/.k. rl' II .who i I! Stampiglia forced In a run. Al Lada SPORTS ROUND-UP at Exeter city hospital. Iminiini im Pace Sixteen) His knife has not yet been U»ed upon to replSc'e the j';"W Let us make a thorough examination of it now,, while we stilL have materials Please accept our challenge I available, and give you an estimate of No matter whit fruit juices you're the eost of putting it back in first class buying now, we ask you to try condition. Flagstaff Fruit Juices. They're squeezed from.the luscious fruit of IF yOlIH roof is wearing out—leaking— America's most famous orchards! has loo:;e shingles—call us immediately, So-treat your family to a whole Automatic Electric Dishwasher Call George Buck We'll gladly hiake an examination and varitty of Flagstaff Fruit Juices. and lie'll arrange give you an estimate on the cost of re- Th(7're all tops in fine quality, l'i!r you to get FOR AMAZiNG pairing or replacing it. tops in value, tops in vitamin good- $2S to $500 ness! .. , Yea, tasting is believing. 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" 11' whirlwind start this week with Port ReadinK, Hart A. A., Salri-- I C'iMch Nick Pii'-Tor is exixrtsd 'j,•' „;,, WiHl vllle Rangers, Sncred Hearts, Rari- : I" send liis ace, Frank Sautner, " ,im,, brilliant re- Township Rumbles", and Nixon ! ;i!inln-,t thi> Rambk'is. SAutim lms I,I,' inninKS i^i i rnuntlcd into form aftrr a shaky I winning their ,ope.I)!riK buttles.' • I ,JX.I,I. the Harl I starl ,:iid now bus a uvord of Kivc township teams are repre- ,'," ,.,>nif ""I "» t°V two viclnrics and one setback. His . , makr their se.i- j sonti'd in the loop this season. M hilvmound performuiuc iianiiisfc . : | rC'SS. St. Anthony's m^deOvertures to 1 New Brunswick's heavy «iUt,-< w.l'j tain t.lip Mid-County, champion- ,; ..uirli'd on the a mas ; ship by posting a 3-1 Victory over ,| . MM M('I->rt>l(?h- in r Hie Cnrteret Orioles in tlie open- CuHiiye W'hsiils is sluled to IP- • :,,,! KI i'.ivc way to liv! (tami of the season. plarc Andy Schiller ,it third bate v ',, .hi nilli frame for the Carteret till tr) net his big ".' "..',.,1 fur four runs. The hero of the fray was Snaps b;it into the lineup. Wissini!. at tin; , ,".'i .mist held Mnt- Zullo, St. Anthony's aggressive present. Is one of the team's The Port Heading team us it appeared at the Tuny Ziirzilln, (Irnc Srhrinrr. Front row, John til the ninth second baseman, who lined out a leading hitters, im opening of the Mid-County League at Port Read- „ ,,,,i^ touched for vicious single with the bases londed lliitnick, llnnny I,ii/.;\li, Keiinlr Slauliaik, Walt The Red Blazers ure scheduled ,, ing. Back row, Julius Kollar, former inaiwer; ,,,i,iic sfttitiK the in the second inning to account'for Malinowski, John Syrr, John /iilln, (ienree Hrut- In return to their home grounds''' •Joseph Gyenes, Frank Syre, T. Zurr.aro, Oorfce ,,i,'i'is.sive strike- all the Saints' runs. Saturday to mE?t Cranford at" Wiisellk, manager; Butch Citirney, Andy Perry, sano, Hub llultanleh, hat hoy. Beans Staubach was Manager Foi ds Park. The gome is schfdulfd • Gi M'Ke Wasllek's choice to pitch ,. |M,iii!!ht home the to start at 2:30 P. M. ^ ,,,, HI Hie first In- i he opener, and he came through Keasbey to Open Ocoige Wisslng. who has yet to '' ,..:KCI1. took second, with flying colors, limiting the lose a high school same, and has mid romped over heuvy-hlttlng Orioles to two Sin- one victory to his credit Urn sea- "j V i,,ul;i's 1on« dou- ides uvnr the six-imiing route. Against No. Amboy son, Is slated to gel the Cnuiford " Ernie Brechka, Carteret's mound mound assignment. ,',;: th. lead In the are. was chargtU with the loss KEASBSY—The Keasbey Rant'- This past week the- Red Blazer.) \ .., , ii .lohnny . Ven- after walking six batters and al- j ers, nfter completing their" strenu-, recorded then most impressive win f le ri'luiblu sfffirt- WITCHED FRQK\ A lowing four hits. * mis spring practice sessions, hope ° l' season by defealiji" New • •, i r.vu errors and CHAMP TO A CHUMP OUT fir Don Anderson pitched brilliant to,start, their season off on the Brunswick 5-2 befclnd thn six-hit „,., , ilii and Pitzpat- mafo oer A LOT OF two-hit ball to give the Rarltan riti'lit fobi tomorrow nigln when. Pitching of Prank Sautner. '-