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-No. 7
PRIdTHHMi
CARTERET, N. 1., FRIDAY, MAY 24,
Won
Two Years
School
rvisor
High Schdol Honor Roll Listed;
Senior Representation Largest
OnNY\JComm**e
Winifred Hundemann. Anlsla KolU Attain Top Rank In ibas,
Anne Nudge, Irene Rompa,
5r/i Marking Period; Elia&beth Adams. Stella Dacko,
Margaret Varga, VWonica YapSophomores Have 28 caenskl, Michael Polanin, Juliana
Banner Memorial
Observance Is Planri
:
•* it
Laskl, Gloria Muchl, Dolores MarCARTERET — The following cinlak, Robert Modrak, Stella
students have made the Honor Tracz, Dorothy Sarelllo. Joseph
t0
liaitiRoll for the fifth marking period Ihnat, Joseph Lltus.
Unchanged
The names which follow are those of gallant heat Carteret High School,
roes.
They a n th« namea of brave tn«n who went
Seniors:
Rita
Breohka.
Doris
I .supervising
away, their hearts fliled with noble purpose and who
Colgan, Alice Oluchoskl, Mary
s noodeil, who «oroHayduk, John Loz&k, Hfelen Bhunow lie In the folds of &n Invisible shroud which we
, ...irs service in t »
tello, Stephen Tlmko, Peter Kutcall glory. May we, in deed, thought and action, ever
vsif-m next month,
ney, Joseph Mlttuch, Irene Sldun,
CARTKRKT - Ma
,nll,,r tenure by action
strive to be worthy with them.
Lillian Sohayda, Gertrude Rablnonext Thursday, the flint (
„( Education a t a
Harriet
Gross
Adds
1
M".'
wit?,, James Brltton, Anne Brechthe end of World War f
Gennaro Antanelll
Albert r. Krtmk
,.; Tuesday
To Honors Gained
ka. Lorraine Krtssak, Frank LoJoseph Balk*
ter resident* of U
Matthew I. Kryufld
.,;i:, ;rven to one ...
vas, Marie Sabol, Anna Stachura,
Walter BaniMwtkl
the most eotorful
Robert Peter Kahala
,,, ipsiilt of a p r o p o w
I
AtN.J.
C
Elmct Debrei, Jeanette Sokol, AnJohn T. Barttk
Vincent J. KirMta
probably th* latiatt It
m , I I l h ,r Fred Hoffman,
thony Puslllo, Irene Sosnowsky.
Joseph Bemath, Jr.
William S. KaHyb
witnessed. Veteran*
Elmer
£.
Brown
r | l h ,,, aktba, who
Kathleen Schuck, Jean Merelo,
Stanley t, Maleeki
Jehu U u m w t l
the parwW through, the
CARTERET — "Le Bourse
,, mis the only
Sophie Shumray, Mary Ann 8el- Francalse," the French house
Anthony Mlehael Bryla, Jr.
UdltlawUsMu
wUl be those who h a w f "
,i. ,M'W. other
bert, Renlna Adams, Matilda Sea- prize given at New Jersey College
Basil Cap*
Albert Ma«*Mk
for over twenty ..years,
I,, president, Prank J.
Walter Capp
man, Sophie Laskl, Eleanor Aba- for Women was awarded this
lUehaalftbttw
came back from ftrvta* l a '
'(,,, ihe lone dlasenttt,
Edward
CarUen
ray, Barbara Ulman, Gladys Ja- year to Miss Harriet Qross, memJohn J. MutowtU
War I, ardDy their d d M t
',,',,i he opposed grantDaniel Catty. Jr.
John Malay. Ir.
George S. Goodell
cobowltz and Helen Kunak.
Carteret'H men and W W M !
ber of the class of 1948, who Is
,,,,,1,-ti tenure at the end
Joseph Ctorepon
Andrew Maiwy
returned within the year
I M ir , not because of any
Juniors: Loretta Romanowskl, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold D. Clifford
Oscar MwwM*
l
serving In World War n . '
Elizabeth Rohaly, Elaine Sabo, M. E. Oross of this borough. This
I,, turn or to his work,
William W. Colian
Stanley J. MlUk
All will Join the tribute to I
NEW YORK—Elmer E. Brown,
Marlon Zatlk, Dorothy Lauter. award, given anonymously to
,,,. iu> disapproved setDominrc* Carrie*
MeMasMlm*
i b
who did not return from
Martin Ooldstone, Mary Zofchak, cover the fee of a French House of Carteret, has been appointed
., precedent.
i
Nicholas
D'Ateialo
Peltr
Ntnralmwtkt
conflict. This tribute wffi
Margaret Herega, Isobel Sloan, student, is awarded to the stu- chairman of the Middlesex County
i rank Stekierka. a n LouU S. OercM
• B. Omrholt, Jr.
till'
pressed significantly at
Angelina LaufTenberger, Elaine dent selected by the college Committee of the New York Uni,„,!„,. retorted that It
George
ttaban
Overholt Memorial
Solomon, Irma Paul, Julia Machy- French department on the basis versity School of Law 13,000,000
Timothy
Donoran
, , „ , , , , i ™ t in that tenuW
JobuneiMtoh
of her interest and proficiency in Building Fund Campaign, Dean
rites then which will be 1
shyn.
Edward
J.
Ottdka
,,.,,(1 ,,i iwo years had been
Andrew flcBeh
the language, and In considera- Arthur T. VanderbUt announced
CARTERET- Miss Jennie Hawthe parade. The United
John
Daffy
,„ MI , Josephine O'Brien,
Sophomores: Helen Nudge. Lou
Alfred Ptnbo, Jr.
Metals Refining Comp«jtf
Itt of Roosevelt Avenue, secretary Ise Brechka, Josephine Ivanskl, tion of her general academic today.
Louii Dttoster '
l | l i v v l l l i h e District Clerk.
Jthn Potoeali
standard.
constructed a white crow Wt i
The Middlesex County CommitHarold RtlurMce
tins action was c o m - to Max Souder, superintendent of Helen Pavltnete, Marlon Mazola,
John RatknttMM
•onof the 130 men and wotti
Miss Oross also has been tee Is now actively campaigning
Joseph Fertile*
siekierka had hitro- the Armour Fertilizer plant, was Alfreda Kotllnski, Alice Goto
Kail
RaakuUneci
Carteret who died whlli
awarded a new scholarship at a»ong the local group of the
Frederick Otbhardt
..,,iiition making It m a n - gtttst of honor last Saturday at a wicki, Dolores Soltys, Johannes
Adolph Sehwarta
In the armed force* or
the college. She has a four-years school's 7,500 alumni to reach the
Michael
Oermak
,,i i he local board give
Stephen SkHka
Herega, Stephen Trosko, Walter state scholarship, a music scholU-y
chant Marine during
dinner
party
Riven
by
fifty
of
her
Eugene
Gtnda
goal
of
$500,000
by
July
1
and
the
ami the supervising
William Bohayda
Gluchoskl, Katherlne Sullivan, arship and a laboratory assistWorld Wars, and the
Louis QBIIIN
grand total by the end of the year.
i'p.,1 tenure after 2 years, U n - associates. The occasion marked Pauline Sponganetz, M a r g a r e t
SUphen
O.
SoMen
ant's work scholarship, and in
the crosses will be read. I t
ROM Heffiter
Former Governor Herbert H.
reter
Spocamta
tt,'i,ni\T.ii>ns of New wJersey'sthe completion of her twenty-eight Moskal, Dorothy Dumansky. Anna
addition has been granted a
ceremony ant) tribute paw
Frank Ivenltaky
Joseph Stark
,i i.rr. Chapter 13, Section years serving this firm, and was Kelgel, Joan Enot, Mildred Chitro, general college scholarship for Lehman Is general chairman of
William Jamieton
The ceremony start! at
the
drive,
which
Is
being
conNlehohw
Stoma
.,; .,'honl boards have the
held at Belgert's Inn in Hudson Juanita Hemsel, Julia Chontos, the academic year 1946-47. She ducted by many of the outstandFrederick Jantuon
waterfront In upper
Michael
Swuttka
"m f.,t;ii)iish their own proRose Fazekas, Ruth Latiffcnber- was an honor student when at- ing judges, lawyers and governJoseph Kaldon
Avenue, near the Ferry
Joseph W. Toth
is f:n tenure, otherwise it I* Street.
ger, Margaret Toth, Thomas tending Carteret High School. ment officials in the greater New
Frank J. Kanlenskl
0 A. M. Here Star Landlnt'l
WBUam Varfa
Mr. Souder presented Miss Haw- Dunn, John Onder, Vincent Maler,
m \ in one of the ways e*tabCharlM Karpinakl
Veterans of Foreign Warp,
John Franefai Walko
York area.
l in these laws for the entire ltt a gold wr)st watch and lauded
Robert O'Donnell, Edward Kopll.
Theodore Kaorr
honor all who died at sta."'
Joseph Wltkowikl
The Law School will erect a new
Andrew J. Konda
her devoted services and high calIn Freshman List
while, the parade will tons
Waller Wortylko
14-story
building
on
Washington
\[t .sii'Kiiikii's resolution was ibre of work, to which Miss Hawitt
Andrew Robert Kovalsk;
Freshmen: Agnese Andersen,
side the Foetcr-Whceler
Michael Yarmak
Square,
Manhattan,
to
house
one
and he presented a
Herbert Chodogh, Lillian Fedlam,
tlon's plant, and begin tt*
of the greatest legal centers In the
to re-elect Mr. Oood- responded with an expression of
through the borough at 8:10.
United
States,
Dean
VanderbUt
her
gratitude
for
the
acclaim
and
Dti year and gife him
nest C. Burrows Is marshal
announced.
|f,i:ii;,,i: thus continuing his pleasure at the long association HeylAUYouRacenl!
Ranked behind Mr.
Mr.
Brown
Is
a
graduate
of
the
T its prevailing status. Other
CARTERET—White Carnation Law School in 1922 and is a freewill be Police officers, borough
inciuued John J. You Better Step On It!
.,, rejected, and Mr.
Grove No. 34, Woodmen Circle, holder of Middlesex County.
clals. Including the Mayor
IIMI made hts proposal Bartos and August Kronenbertf.
honored eight of Its members for
Council and members of th*
Annul
Arpad Uhoufie was toastmaster
CARTERET—While Interest is their 25 years' membership at a
Mr Ooodctl and place
ous governing boards; Fire
(in immediate tenure, as and <!o-chatrmun to Thomas Price, high and enthusiasm continuous ceremony held Sunday in Odd
panles No. 1 and No. 3;
chairman
of
arrangements,
A
turfor
the
coming
Soap
Box
Derby
.i: urn of that meeting,
Fellows Hall. Miss Louise Patrick,
witz, Harry Wolansky, Joseph High School's band; children
key
dinner
was
served,
after
which
to
be
held
In
July,
this
borough's
ven-to-one vote ftnSkits, Including Will, Stroln.
the public and parochial
prospective Barney Oldflelds are state manager, was Introduced by
wl M i [oilman was seconded there was music and dancing.
Mrs. Anna Slamko. and Miss PatStudents Accepted t o Collet** veterans, Individually or
slow
in
making
their
entries,
and
Prophecy
and
HUlory
r
s/;ii><>
and
Mr.
Stekierka.
ILW.
Despite the overcrowded condl bers of all the borough's
this message is to urge them to rick presented the pins which are
Are to Be PmeMed lions and high enrollments In all organtoUous, with their'
has been made in EtPMTSItlfOT Crowning set up. sew*, at. the speed, now emWemaUc of this lengthy time
anrraar'
that they will show in the Derby. as members df the Clf6te."Wn. CARTERET—A lawn party June
colleges, many Carteret High celors; Gold star Mothers
Jolin Tarnik, state musician of
At St. Elitrf Arranged
Many rule books have been the organization, also spoke, and 9 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CARTEftET Cla« day exer- School seniors have been notified Widows; the Carteret First
plailhed by
s aarc
c belhg
hg p
y the by the college of their choice that Squad and Nurses' Associatk»ff
Louis LeBow, Post Boulevard, is ccises
handed out to youngsters who
CARTEKET — Members of St. sought them at the Carteret a luncheon set, donated by Mrs. being planned by Friendship Link, seniors of Carter^
i h School
S
rt ^ High
they have been accepted for the representatives of all civic a n A |
Ida
Babush,
was
awarded
to
Mrs.
fetias Greek Catholic Church and PRESS office, or that of Its cofraternal groups which with te|
Order of the Golden Chain. The for Fridaf, May II, at ten o'clock fall term.
their friends will witness the an- sponsor, the Economy Garage, Elizabeth Hagymasy of New committee in charge includes Mrs. In the nuditorlutn,
participate; members of Cartewt'if
The
successful
applicants
and
nual crowning ceremony of their only a few have been returned Brunswick.
Sidney Smith, Mrs. Joseph Wels- Charles Reldel, class president, their respective receiving schools Boy and Olrt Scout Troop*, wit
parish Tuesday night at 7:30 so far. Each contestant must
Those who received the pins mann and Mrs. Abe Chodosh.
their colors and banners.
will welcome the guests. Original
(Continutd on Page 6)
o'clock. The pastor, Rev. C. 8. have a driving license especially were:
Special Feature*
The Link's meeting Tuesday fea- skits including the history, prophMrs. Barbara Csappi, Mrs. Ba- tured a Mother's Day program, ecy, will, and hall of fame will be
Roskovics, with the assistance of made out for him before the day
Special features this year
' |- Hm Icemen and priests from the neighboring of 'the race, and the Sponsors bush, Mrs. Artna Breza, Mrs. Julia and also observance of the 16th
be float* presented by the
presented.
i« in.niiitfh will be e n - towns, will conduct the usual No- need to have plenty of time to Imrc, Mrs. Julia Krupa, Mrs. anniversary of the group. The latAuxiliaries of the Legion and
The
entire
program
will
be
car• i ,ii;tv n i g h t a t a vena to the Miraculous Medal.
tissue these and make other nec- Helen Lenches, Mrs. Helen Tele- ter portion of the meeting was In
W.; floats entered by tr*
ried out by the committee composki and Mrs. Barbara Zatik.
I .line:,' Hall WhiCh IS
After the Novena will be the essary arrangements,
Aid Squad and Nurses'
charge of Elmer E. Brown, worthy
d o( H e l e n
Bnutello
and
1
I- i in Carteret Serv- coronation and In the procession
Guests included Mrs. Marie patron; Fred Wohlgemuth, past tewart Brown, co-chairmen, Ruth
tion; government-owned ve,h
So will all the boys who plan
IMC. Georgt Rud- besides the altar boys and the to enter the race get their names Boos, past state president, and worthy patron and Louis Carlent for the parade from
taubach, Bemlce Wlsna, Steven
> »H1 play and each school children, the following
down on the entry blanks and Mrs. Anna McDonald of Wood- penter.
imko, Veronica Oazdlk, Gerald CARTERET—With Miss Marie Arsenal, Camp Kilmer anfl
. H i' man or woman girls will participate: Elizabeth turn these In to the Sponsors, as bridge: Mrs, Anna Matleck and
Plans also were made to award ;asher, Marie SUbol, Phyllis Snell. Gaydos In the principal role, of Motor Ordnance Park, th4*e
Mrs. Mary S. Wald of Trenton; a pressure cooker on September oward Wohlgemuth and Thomas crowner, the annual coronation Include jeeps, a "duck," an [
'
III-M..
Sersun. Elizabeth Mitroka, Bar- soon as possible?
Mrs. Harriet Springer and Mrs. 17, with Mrs. Morris Ulman in lennedy. Lorraln* O'Brien has rites were held 8unday afternoon ance and a weapon carrier,'
'IT in charge In- bara Timko, Mary Merral, Mary
Mary Frank of Rahway; Mrs. charge of arrangements. Spon- rltten the lyrics of the class at Sacred Heart Church. The pas- The parade will proceed (n '
[<>aii. Mrs. BUabeth Glnda, Helen Gullck, Mary Oulik,
Lillian LaBarc, William Andrews sorship of a food sale and card sng. Mrs. Andrtw Desmond and tor, Rev. Andrew J. Sakson, led manner, according to
' i » u » n committee, Julia Mitroka, Anna Kepic, Joan Dance h Sponsored
and Mrs. Catherine Lupettz of party In the near future also was
Mtss Mar» Dylag. Oaydos, Andrea Ward, Irene
iss S, Clare' Mohahan are the the procession from the rectory ments made by the ch
Elizabeth; Mrs. Hagymasy of New discussed.
I' Mrs. Tuphy, C. Ferenchlk, Helen Dikun, Anna By Hebrew Alliance
Into the church, accompanied by Walter Oawronski, and the
dvisers.
Brunswick, and Mrs. Mary Gib»"l Mrs. SUlia Sae- Nemjo, Margaret Pancza, Helen
the Knight of the Blessed Sacra- mlttee In charge; Out upper 1
CARTERET —The Craftsmen's bons of Newark.
Parents are
Mrs, Mar? Melnlk, Dorothy Em, Anna Pir- Club, Woodbrldge, was the scene
ment. Then followed small boys velt Avenue to Washington A»
Bunsen
Bumefs
InlUakd
MUeki bever- jilck, Elizabeth Adam, Annex Hila, of the dance sponsored by the He- The next meeting will take place St. Elizabeth's Church
wearing white suits and blue capes. nue; down Washington to
The
Bunsen
Burner
Club,
which
M.
!••
Street: through
. Frank Ktaniitr» Margaret Mlkula, Mary Dikun, brew Social Alliance. Music was June 16 In I. O. O. F. Hall.
Crowning Next Sunday -as organised In the fall of 1932, Next came the girls of grades 5, 6 dolph
to Pershinis Avenue; down
v u i (.nka ind Patrick Helen Paulinetz.
and
7,
carrying
arches
of
roses
furnished by Ben Slotkln's orchesield its annual Jiubllc Initiation
and smilax. After the girls of shing to Cook Avenue;
CARTERET - T h e a n n u a l
After the coronation MonslKnor tra and the party was la charge of Perkins Party Hosts
assembly Friday, May 17.
crowning ceremony at St. Eliza- The Bunsen flllhwr officers pre- grades 1, 2 and 3, dressed In white Cook to lower Washington,'
"••>i.
Helen Tuohey, Thomas McMahon, the master of Albert Perlmutter and Miss RosaTo Welcome Home Son beth's Church will take place Sun- ;ided during the morning exei- and carrying colonial bouquets, to lower Roosevelt Avenue at I
RaskulinaUand ceremonies of St, Patrick's Cathe- lyn Schwartz.
Corner; out Prahing
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. It ;lses. They are Harry Elko, presl- came the high school girls dressed
Assisting them were Harold
dral of New York and secretary
of the Catholic Near East Welfare, Gross, Naomi Sokler, Charles Sok- CARTERET — Mr, and Mrs. will start with a procession, com- lent; John Lozak, Vice president; in pastel gowns and carrying pink Washington and out Wa
to the stadium.
will deliver the occasional sermon. ler. Mary Brown, Evelyn Mentcher, Clarence P. Perkins entertained at ing from St. James Hall in Long- Vdam Osyf, seoretaiy; Robert snapdragon* and smilax.
their
home
in
Leick
Avenue
TuesAt the stadium ceremony
fellow
Street
and
proceeding
to
Gloria
Hopp.
Mrs.
Samuel
Roth,
After the sermon there will be the
tossman, treasurer.
Miss Gaydos, wore a white satin
benediction of the Blessed Sacra- Royal Rockman, Louis LebowlU day night in a dinner for their the church. Groups In line are to William Hase'k and Stephen gown and a fingertip length veil. main address will be given
s«i, C. P. Perkins, Jr., who had Include members of the Sodality;
George 9. Ooodell, «u
and Sarah Berg.
ment.
in- She carried a bouquet of calla lilies. principal of the local
been discharged May 21 at Lido 8isters from the parish convent, Molnar demonstrated several
T
teresting
experlih*^
he
film
Her attendant, Miss Mary Andre] schools. Other speakers are to 1
Beach Separation Center of the who have trained the participants
Navy. Young Perkins, a graduate in their roles; Boy Scout Troop 'ScientiBts of Tomorrow" was cak, wore a Wue marquisette gown John Slplak and William
f'AlU l;i ' A group of Carof Carteret High School, ranked 85, directed by Brother Francis shown, which illustrated the a matching floral tiara In her hair, wald, commanded of the
M. M. R. 3/C, and had been In Fialla; members of St, James Post workings of the Annual Science and carried a spray of mixed blue can Legion and V. F. W. Post*;
attended the party
I
the Navy two and. a half years, 815, Catholic War Veterans, and Talent Search conducted by the flowers, Dennis MedveU was the Carteret; Mrs. J. O. Ne»lll
HI the home of Mrs.
aboard
the Aircraft Carrier Barnes the. church pastor, Rev. Mark Science Clubs of America, a na- crown bearer.
Mrs. Fran >s Krupa, president
Pershing Avenue,
Note:
Contributions
tu
this
column
must
k>
in
this
office
LiI
CVE-20,
and served in the Pacific. Hajos, OFM. with Rev. Dominic tional organisation with which Miss Qaydos was followed by tin their Ladies' Auxiliaries. Rf»-,
>
l
who Is t o be
,he Bunsen Burners are affiliated. Sodality girls who were attired in Kenneth MacDonald, pr\e*V
no later than Tuesday of each week. They must be made in
Guests at the dinner welcoming Dohanyos, OFM.
Those who were initiated are: white dreases and carried bouqueU
him
back
to
Carteret
were
his
Miss D r U g U i
writing.
Brother Abel Klsh, church or- Julia Machyshyh, Margaret He- <rf spring flowers. Following the charge of St. Mark's
ihurch, and Rev. Paul
grandmother and uncle, Mrs. J. D, ganist and choir director, ha* urfaculty of Colurfl'
ega, Lois Hopp, William Lawlor.
MAY
Perkins and J. W., Perkins, of ranged special music, and sermons Edith O'Brien. William O'Brien, crowning, solemn benediction waB pastor of St. Joseph's
26—Birthday Celebration, Polish-American Club.
Roxboro, N. C; his sister, Mrs. will be by Father Hajos in Hun- Irma Paul, Elaine Babo. Elaine celebrated by Father Sakson, who Catholic Church, will give thfri
to B i r i n i u r y ^ ^ ^ ^ vknMm
j ^ c l u b i Ukrainian
vocation and benediction
Russell Thomas and her son, Rus- garian, and by Father Dohunyos Solomon, Doris tytlson, Marlon also preached the sermon.
Pavilion.
tlvely.
sell, of Falrlawn; Donald and Fred in English.
Zatlk, Robert Baawlra, Raymond
aft-Crowning, St. Elizabeth's Church, 2:30 P. M.
After the parade and
TO
ATTEND
CONCBET
Staubach.
Perkins,
Jr,
plans
to
atBoduar,
Edward
Bonnell,
Paul
Outing, Senior Class, Carteret High School.
ceremony the mothers and'
tend
Miami
University
at
Miami,
CART5RET—Many
resident
of
BorstB,
Willlaiti
Carney,
John
37—Outing, flenlor Class, Carteret High School.
heroic dead hav« 1
Fla.
Local Residents Drawn Cherepon, R. FUrgulon, W. Oaslor, the community who were born in of Carteret's
»-Election of officers, Carteret chapter Hadassah, Synagogue
to luncheon at the ]
Hungary or are of Hungarian exM
Uoldstone,
M,
Kolw*.
Kmest
of
Loving
Justice.
Box
lunch.
•
•
L
, flat C»th.
In Perth Amboy. Th»?
for Petit Jury Duty
ski, Joseph traction will go to New York Sun- Hotel
Crowning, Bt Kliaa Greek Catholic Church, 7:30 P. M,
Kljulla, Albert
Playlet h Presented
Miss A m ftchwartr,
be guests; at this time of U »
Fire
day
night
to
attend
an
All-HunJulius
28—Card
party,
Carteret
Democratic
Organisation,
no,
1
CARTERET—Local residents Maaellu,
Mii
Mt Helen
dies' Auxiliaries of the Legion 1
By Nathan Hale
John Ml- garian concert, This Is to be in V. F. W. IMWU In Carteret.
Hall.
whose naot#e were drawn for Mate, Eugene
Torkville
Casino,
310
East
82nd
Joteph
80—Denca for" Mrvicts men and service women, St. J*
on the new panel of the chad, Wendell
CARTERBT—Miss Daley's aev- service
Waaio- Street.
Memorial Day. parade and services at OvernoJt
petit Jury are: William D. Casey, Poll. Joseph VI'
enth
grade
at
Nathan
Hale
School
Stadium, starting at 9 A. M.. Perry Blip,
15Q Pershlrtg Avenue; MlchPastor, Wife At
presented an original playlet. "Bar Jr..
31—Claes Day, Senior Class Carteret High School.
tel J. Chealak, m Lowell Street;
B. O. Ranch," at the upper grade Elisabeth
B.
Clifford,
28
Cooke
Atlantic City Seasiom
JUNE
assembly on Monday. All members Avenue; John Donnelly, 144
2T-Bacoalaureate, Carteret High School, 2 P, M.
of Uw class participated.
.
, th* iMt Saturday of the mdnth of May
CART!Hjrr~Rev. and
High Street; John B. Dunne, 48
S-MoooUght Ball, 8t. Joseph's Parish.
.
Tnow who Bang solos were John Atlantic Street; Helene 8. Mes»f atich y M f c cU^omajrily Bwijjrnated by the various Daniel K. Lorentz are In
J. t, ^-Registration Jor Kindergarten, Cleveland •
Nemjo, "that LJUle Kid Slater saros, $ P Bast Cherry Street;
the clergyman
Veteran 0injii**yons of the United States of Amer- Citysixwhere
of Mine"; Frank B u m "Hotx» on
commissioners qf t b k |
. Slvon, o St#lner
Ington ^ ^ a r t . r p t Association, Borough Hill, f P. U,
ica for t h t t l i e of poppiw in memory and honor of of
the Range": Charlotte Putnfcjk,
abeth Presbytery serving,
OWKret
High
"Bnvpty Saddle*"; Mary Kovaa,
the fallen iffoeftof World -War # 1 and World War denomination's General
Oi
g School, 8:30 P. at. ,
Ail
wtH
prve
for
the
last
half
twos Men's Social Club, St, lum
"Alois the Navajo Trail."
#2, und.inf proce«d« derlvtd from «tch sale of pop- Singing la the choir of 14
the Aplrl term, before Judge
w 4 t **«e. W«ng Mpn'»
A vote taken on the heft seventh bt
wounded at the services will be *
tJoa of w
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Kalteluen
pies
beinf lied for the wh*bUltatJo«
^ pwf PriiwWUp t4nk, OOC,
grade program gave MM. A . W W ,
of the local chu
their
widows
and bers
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d a * a large majority. M». Marlon
Mr. LorenU ia pastor,:
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Dtpart»ent,
Ejan tnd Miss penevlev* f r t w e r
orphans;:
daughter, Miss &,
~. Morrte Flelsh
Mayor of the
w e selecting boys and girl* for
Winifred Deal*
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Civic and
Croups Toft
Honors Pile Up
Local Man to Help
In College Drive
28 Years at Plant
Occasion for Party
25-Year Members
Get Lodge Tribute
Lodge to Conduct
Lawn Party June9
Seniors to Conduct Class Day
Exercises inHigh School May $1
ervi(T.Ws Clilb
janrr on Thursday
Crowning Rites
At Sacred Heart
Us. Lloyd Hostess
[t Bridal Shower
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS
Proclamation
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FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1946
TWO
GoTernment Plans Fight
lets to Swap Places,
To Avert Crisis on Pood
; D«te» W i * Midshipmen
::tNrMPO!.IS - T V .rr rnn bf no
leltbtt about inn»•'inv-y ro-opersId) an; longer the Wpst Point c»Iffs snd thf midshipmen are going
S exchange their hiioK», br*«d,
link* and, mmt tt m i l l n g of all.
ISybe eviTi thrlr rtn I n
Ute su|>erint»'"1er>i•> of thf two
Mdetnles announced B plan wh«r»J slmoM 1.000 radet11 nno* Pniddlfts
rtHjld ehtngt pin re i (or three-dny
irlwts.
lfes exrhnniii" will he made In
utartlng
HIT
week-end K r " tips,
prfl IB
A n r Adm. R R Ingerioll. An•poll* eommnnrinnl, unit) tht> plan
Slmeri »t encouraging 'Vndurfrlcndihlps between the fiilur*
ind navy offlcerV
WASHINGTON.—The government
mapptd t new sttscl; on the m i r l « 4
food situation.
Wartime rnn troli were ordtrtd
ilspped buck In nn effort to ipur
butter production and Stabilization
Director Kowie* fnremw » "r«sl Im
provement within the next M days'
on thin front.
A potential bread problsm hud
member* nf tht «en«te amill biml
nesa committee jeeklng wiiyi o
meeting famine relief qtintaa for
o v e m n s without Impairing the nadon'i (lour lupp'lei.
Baking Industry ipokeamen told
the committee that If these jiippllen
fall 25 p«r o«nt b«low laat year
government bread rntlnnlnR or
blirk markctn In the food are probable
The move for butter production
wia bracketed with OrA aotlon to
keep comiumera' bills at their pre«
ent levili (or milk, butter, chocM
and nth«r dalrj prnduols. A program of larger auhsldiei for da
farmerl w«l announced to cornpensnte for higher feed nnd Inbor
'AX REFUNDS
About three mit of every five
arsons to make tax returns on
H5 Income frill Ret a refund—
glnR more than $40 — with
(payments to be completed by
ly 4, aeocrding to Internal Reviue Bureau officials. Of the 50.- i
1,000 persons who made Income \
turns, about 30,000,000 will Ret
Ik around $l,25OfM.000, it was! Oeneral Adler calls hunger and
[
atod.
Allied rifts Europe's Ills.
Store them in Our
Modern Scientific Vaults
(On Our Premises)
Shown above are the men In charge of the atom bonb teals scheduled to be made at Bikini In
the flouth Pacific, as pictured In the May lMite 0' Science Illustrated, new science maiMlne. Front:
MaJ. Oen. W. E. Kepner, Arm. W. H. P, Blandy. Rear Adm, W. 8. Parsons, Ma). Gen, A. C. McAiflrffe.
Rear: aide*.
Honeti Doctor Return*
Teeth of Cab Can Be
Use for Pig's Squeal
Money
He
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Transplanted, Report
Is Found by New Society
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THE ROSE FUR SHOP
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in l t t t , and 1923 and bj OlynplC
Pictures In England In IBSB.
That movie fans are eagerly devouring practically anything that
KOPS Into print about Hollywood,
Its doitiBs and its productions Is
emphasized by flgiirss of the Audit.
Bureau of Circulation, recently released, which shows the remarkable growth of fan magazines durinR the past six years. The total
circulation of all movie mftRMlnes
during 1046 was 10,310,036 monthly, compared to a total monthly
clreulfUlon of 4.778,112 In 1944.
FORT JACKSON, S. C.~A uie
has been found fur (he pig 1 ! aqueal.
The Uninhibited Order of t h s d n k
has been founded here with the
pig'* squeal an the pnisworri of the
organization, dedicated to keeping
soldiers and ex-soldlers in touch
With their former buddies.
Sgt. Jerry Weinstein trf Dayton.
Ohio, founder, has relinquished his
dutlei to Michael Nathan, bequeathing a roster of 1,800 members.
FURS
suc«»lvely made by rVmitmtot
Bikini High Command
Perth Amboy
ST. LOUIS. - Twenty-two checkj,
worth $243, were turned back to the
city recently by Dr. Benjamin W.
Lewis n| the health department. Explained Dr. Lewis:
"The checks were marked tor ctrr
expense. I don't hart a car, you
know,"
The comptroller expressed approval of the unprecedented action.
Veteran* Lend Hand to
Build Home for Another
MUNtifeLEIN, ILL.-W. F. Traynor's new home will be, for the most
part, veternn built.
When they learned that Traynor,
former gunner's mate In the navy,
planned to construct a five-room
frame bungalow, doing the work
himaett Jfl former servicemen went
over tjS'hslp him.
Oth«r T9ter»ns, with seven other
Mundelein residents, have undertaken ib. complete the house.
Four American bag lines enterIng the Africa trade.
P. A. 4-3168
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WOODBRIDGE
Raymond Massey, who Is now
appearing with Gertrude Lawrenoe
in "Pygmalion." on Broadway,
will report to Hollywood in June
for a TO-starrltiR lead with Joan
Crawford In "The Secret," a melodrama to be based on a story by
Rita Weiman.
TIIK »«KK WAY
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illf ,ttOOfd h l f h l enrty \n |<n
t h f n turned modprnipiy ,1,,,,
I t o w e v e t , both w e r e fur n|.,.
Ills level.
Business pcpnlntion i-,, ,•
ehtrt showed, h»» (niv-n .1.
behind consumer pnpiilnii.,,
slthoufh part of the st-n-,
.fleeted the birth control - r •
during the war.
The current net gnln i>( ,:,
terprlse over wlthdrnwiiin i
16,000 narfMi s month ns ,"
bjr tht reference bonk 5 | :|! , ,
MacArthur report prnk,
anetc tend toward demur,.,! •
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will surely want to see la " Playing
by Ear," featuring Bob Andwrson,
who was blinded furtrnn years ago
bl a rabbit punch In the baok of
the head, and a number of BlghtProduction of "Forever Amber" lesa veterans.
has been halted after four week*
Tom Conway. who took up the
work and will not be resumed for
at least three months. It is under- "Falooh" r « | when hks broth*
stood that, both John M. Stahl. Oorge Sanders gave It up, Is also
director, and Penny Tummlns. the retiring from the role. •
British actress who was portrayClaudette Colbert has asked Ining the name lead, will be (jiven
ternational to hold "The Sgg and
new assignments.
I" until she has a chance to study
To provide realistic back- the lead role.
ground settln«B for "My Darling
Clementine," studio technicians
As a gift on their seventh wedmanufactured 60-foot high sagu- ding anniversary, Mrs. DouglM
aros (desert cacti) out of cement Fairbanks, Jr., received a slim gold
and metal and shipped them to the choker with seven gold wedcllni
desert location in four-foot sec- rings suspended from It. Doug
tions.
plans to add another each year.
CLEVELAND. OfilO. - Two reSo variable and unpredictable
search workers have shown that
growing teeth can be transplanted is the weather on the Ne-vajo ressuccessfully from one kitten's Jaw ervation where the aforesaid epic
of the old West is filmed that, on
to another.
Possibly, said Or. Harry B. Sha- one day' recently, the Hollywood
piro of Columbia university, further construction crew experienced a
experiments may Indicate similar snow storm In the morning, a sand
transfers could be made in human storm In the early afternoon, a
beings. He and Dr. Bernlce L. Mac- cloudburst three hours later and a
lean of Hunter college, New York, tornado at
performed the tests with kittens. Dr.
John Iflder is to have the menShapiro reported the results recent- ate role in "Dishonored Lady," In
ly to the annual meeting ot the which his wife, Hedy Lamarr,
American Association ot Physical plays the title role. That's all
Anthropologists.
right, now that they have patched
Two Russians at the Moscow up their marital differences.
Academy of Science have done the
"Bella Donna,' the Robert
only otWer work in this field, said
HichenS novel of romantic InDr. Shapiro.
trigue, murder and sudden deatth
within the shadows of the pyraAir National Guard and Re-mids, is scheduled for its fourth
serve of 216,800 Is proposed.
screen appearance under aegis of
Next to Bible U "Forever Am- International, the William OoeULeo Spite organization. It has been
ber," reading survey reveals.
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revolutionary town of Asylum,
which was built as an Amerloto
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To Honor War Victims
CARTERET — A p n t n O l Including a choral readtUK tty Mrs.
Tillte Herman's class; I science
lesson reading by Mrs. Rae Zlmmer's Class, and'selections by the
Washington School Orchettn was
presented Wednesday at th» meeting of Nathan Hale-Washington
Parent Teacher Association. This
was held at Washington School
and speakers were Mrs. Thomas
Henderson and Mrs. Fred Hoffman of the County Council of
Parent Teacher Associations Mrs.
Marion Ryan directs the orchestra which performed, and the
school principal, Miss Katherine
Donovan, arranged the program
CARTBKKT — Masses In St.
Elisabeth's Church next Thursday,
Memorial Day, Will start nt B'A. M.
At 7:45 there will be a military
num, a memorial to the right
members of this parish who died
In the war, and after thin those
attending will proceed to the cross
In front of the church buildlnR
where there will be special prayers
and taps will be sounded At the
conclusion of these ceremonies
parishioners who plan to take
part in the Memorial Day Parade
and service at the Overholt Stadium Will tftke their places
the line of march. The masses
will be sung by the church pastor,
Rev. Mark Hajos, OPM, and Rev.
Dominie Donhanyos. OPM.
By Hebrew Ladies' Unit
h Honored
ml School
Miss Ruth Jomo,
married 8unday to
imr-r. was given a
Sunday School of St.
mirni Church. After
Miss Jomo will lite
CARTERET — Members of the
Hebrew Ladles' Aid Society voted
donations to the Carteret First
Aid Squad and the Kiddie Keep
Well Camp when they met this
week at the home of Mrs. I. M.
Weiss in Grant Avenue. Plans also
were made for n card party June
12 at the Synagogue of Loving
Justice. Mrs. Jacob Daniels and
Mrs. Max Class will have charge.
Maty Irving Otmm*
Birthday With Party
C4RTERrr~A jmrtj was i
or Mary Irrte*. n tmu 0
to observe her thirteenth blrthdfcy.
The guests included Alice and
Kathleen OTJonnell, Janet dtnda,
Marmrtt Ginda, Olgi Holowthttk.
Margaret Mikula, Dorothy Collins,
Elaine Stark, Prtuk O'Brien. Peter
Dugan. LouU Toth, Clifford Cutter, Jr., John Riven, Robert Curran, John O'Donnell, Junes Irving,
Mr. and Mrs. Charted Olnda, Mrs.
James Cunningham, Mrs. Jerry
O'Donnell. Mrs. Ida Metwl. Joseph
O'Donnell and Mr and Mrs. Junes
Irving. •
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CARTERET — Stanley Brus.
proprietor of a tavern at 21 Pershtng Avenue, reported to police
on Tuesday that his place of
business was entered sometime
Sunday morning by thieves. He
said $170 In cash was missing,
along with four cases of liquor.
He reported further that entry
was gained through a n*r window.
VISITS LODGE
C A R T E R E T —Mrs. Alberta
Weeks of Elisabeth, supreme dls
trict aeputy, paid her official vtsl
to the Companions of the Forest
at the monthly meeting held in
Fire Hall N. 1, Wednesday. Following tho meeting, Cards were
played and winners were Mrs
Laura Crane. Mrs. Harry Mann
Utility commission sees $800,Mrs Frank Andres and Mrs. Or
000,000 savings in 1946.
sula Freeman.
RUes for Mrs. Babyak
McDonnell,
ll
„,wood and Mrs. From St. Elisabeth's
,f Carteret; Mrs.
CARTERET — Funeral services
,,f f U y ;
n, nm skinfElizabeth. took place Saturday morning for
Mrs. Anna Babyak of 68 Pulnski
Avenue, who died last week at
(,i,ni in Fords
her home. Rev. Mark Hajos, OSM,
of St. Elizabeth's Church,
Bride plstor
celebrated a high mass of requiem
and burial was in the family
I Mrs. Emil Jetaniiertalned at her plot In St. James Cemetery, Woodn-sday night at a bridge.
Honorary pall bearers, members
kmeous shower in
Caroline O'Brien. of the Mothers' Club of the church
ill be married Sat- were Mrs. John Bellak, Mrs.
nl!i
in Robert Shutello, Stephen Pallnkas. Mrs. Andrew
I Mrs Joseph ShUtftl- Bucsak, Mrs. John Bodak, Mrs.
rrson Street. The Michael Romanszovsky and Mrs.
Kmersi
take place at 3 Stephen Kovacs. Active bearers
ifiernoon In 8t. Jo*> members of the Hdly Name Soirk '•"•
:,nd will be followed ciety, were Stephen Suhay, John
• s f ' ! •-' 1
,, sit the lounge of the Tamlk, Stephen Kalapos, Albert
,(,i,.| in Woodbridge. Tomori, Stephen Pistesz and Mi, i he younger daugh- chael Lacko.
iOH::'
i Mrs Frank O'Brien
Joseph 8ynowlecki conducted
•\ venue.
the funeral.
the,o sshower were from.
Carteret, Avenel, Donations Are Voted
ith Amboy and Forda,
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Mary Korpita to Wed
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PITTSBURGH. - The University
of Pittsburgh has added a "tracer
of lost radium" to its voluminous
number of public services.
Looking like a small home radio
»et, the compact device wai developed to detect radiation given off
by radioactive substances.
The sensitized "radium hound"
ads to the nearness of radioactivity with static to reveal lu
presence.
CARTERET —The marriage o
Miss Mary Korpita, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Korptta,
Fitch Street, and Andrew Letso
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Let-so
Hansen Avenue, Fords, will taki
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uiven to the guest
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scrvice as a teacher. ctuk of Longfellow Street enter- age of troops In Pacific.
under the "GI bill."
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HI; n:i T The Rev. Norman of Miss Lillian Knorr, whose en... ]),-:iy. Pa., will occupy gagement was announced recently
Kenneth Batterson. Sixteen
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OVERNIGHT C A S I O
FRIDAY, MAT 24, 1946
tot*
froceds of Party
Donated to Squad
invUalioni An Sent
For Nagy-Komn RUe*
Richard GOT wki
Feted on Birthday
CARTERET Invltatloni were
issupd this week for the marriage
June 2 of Miss Ornce Kovacg,
CABTERET-Mr. and Mr*. JoCARTERET Mrs Krnpst W«li I daughter of Mr and Mrs. Aaron seph GHnrckl entertained recently
neolvod thr spnial nwarri Mon- Kovacn of Pauline Btrett, East at a garden party at their home,
day nWtht «t the mrcl pnrty glvm 'wcUon. to I/iuls ^llllana Na«y. 22 Harris Street, to honor their
kt Mrs. Frank Crniirrn s home for Thr crirmony will ht performed »t son, Richard, on his fifth birthday
the b*n«nt of I lie ('urieirl First 3:30 o'clock tn the Free Magyar A buffet supper was served, and the
AM Squad Non•pulvcrs awards Reformed Church by Ita pastor, following Auests from Carteret
Were nuwk to Mr*. IVmilc Slmnley. Rev Alexander Daroczy, and afler- were present Gloria, Cecelia and
Mrs. Mary MrdvH/ und ,lolm wnrd there will be a weddlntf sup- ! Irene Oorec.ki, Catherine and Mae
per for the bridal party and m-m-1 DefkuR. Olga and Walter Slkoro.
Murphy
Winwrs n( I1I11I1 SPOIM wore hf-rs of the Immediate faml'les : Mr and Mrs John Ooreckl, Mr
Mrs. E A Frnnklin. Mis Thomas This will be nt the home of Mr j ami Mrs Michael Slkora, Mr
lUrkr, Mrs CothPMiif Oindn. Mrs and Mrs, Louis B. Nn(jy. 7 Liberty \ and MIR Stanley Ooreckl, Mr. and
Clifford Cutter Mri William Colo. Street, parents of the bridegroom- j Mrs Edward Ooreckl, Mrs. EUM1
j beth Medvetr,. Mr. and Mrs. RayMrs. Allrp Woodman, Miffi Elea- elect,
I»r Tiiohry. Mrs SarnuH Harris, ; The prospective bride has chosen i mond Ooreckl, Alexander and MiMrs Pptw Tare?, Finnic Cr»lnen. her sister, Mls» Helen Kovacs, Tor chael Zavasc.
Mrs, Patrick Tiiolicy. Mrs Joseph her only attendant, find Walter
Other guests attending were
Hawk. Mrs AIIKUSI 81'bnta. Mrs, Kovars of Carterrt Avenue will from New York, Linden and
Charles Sldun, Mrs Aiwist Am- I serve as Mr. Nagy's bent man.
Brooklyn.
bolt. Mrs Jfimes ErvinK. Mm Arthur Taylor. Mrs Dmllrl Ziwwor- | SEE GIANTS 1-OiE
»ky, Mrs. B A Dunne, Mrs, i CARTERET—Donald Staubaeh, NKW IN OKRMANy
Michael Cheslak. Mrs Alex Nudge, |C. P. Perkins and his son. C P
CARTERET—Pfc. Harold Perry,
MM. George Kurtz nnd Mrs. Louis ; Perkins. Jr., and W. J. Perkins, of son of Borough Clerk and Mrs
jRoxboro, N. ,C. attended the Car- August J. Perry of Roosevelt Avedinal1* - Olants baseball game In nue, Is serving In Germany now.
Nrw York Wednesday niiiht. The
French referendum shows Euro- North Carolinian and his mother, He receives his mall at this address: APO 26229, c/o PoetmMter.
pmn trend RRHlnst communism.
Mrs J. D. Perkins, who had been New York,
vIsltliiK here, returned home this
OPA committees urge "decon- wrek. They were guests of Mr.
trol" of oli at earliest opportunity ami Mi*. C. P. Perkins of I>elck
Avenue.
The United StatM li Un only
TINSMITH, ROOFING
AND
SHEET METAL WORK
PHONE
CARTERET 8-51.17 OR
CARTERET R-MfSfl
D. METHBREYER
21 BURLINGTON ST.
.CARTERET, N. J.
DIVORCE GRANTED
n\RTKRPrr~-Mrs. Eunice H.
i Demeter of 1123 Hampton Place,
Elizabeth, has been granted a
divorce from Andrew J, Demeter
of this borough. The decree was
Imndi'd down by Advisory Master
Herman E. Hlllc-nbach, Elizabeth,
on n chariie of desertion.
SUGAR
Tt» Depmrtment of Commerce
forecasts that the annual household ration of fifteen pounds of
sugar p«r person can be maintained for 1946 and that there will
be a larger aUa^anre for home
(aiming. Whll^the sugar supplies
for 1M8 are slightly larger than
those nf 1948, they will have to
cover f» Rreatly increased Industrial ration and also supply some
8,000,000 veterans who have re| turned home firm the war Trie
1946 total Is r..4S3.000 tons of sugar AS ORalnst 5,092.000 tons in
1945
country with a cou»g« of »tc«pt«d
rtinkrt for th* d*af. OtUtBittt
oolltft. eitabUihtd In WtihlngttB,
D. C, la 1W4, twardt th« uiual
btchdori' and* niiitari' d*gree* ID
art and i«lenc«.
DAROCZT PROMOTBT)
CARTERET — Charles Dtroczy
of 17 Pershlng Avenue has been
Car Afe
promoted to Sergeant. He Is an inThe present average age of pas- fantryman, now at Manheim, Ger•enger curt It more than eight many. He entered the Army two
years, as compared with an average yearE ago and went overseas in
ige of *". years In 1940.
January, 1945,
VENETIAN BLINKS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
gineers determine local need*. The
AlRf ORT FUNDS
law requires, that States and muPresident Truman has signed a nicipalities match the Federal
bill authorizing. 1110,000,000 in money.
Federal expenditures' in the next
seven years for an airport cor- UNEMPLOYMENT
Total employment In this counsihuctlon and development program. The Civil Aeronautics Ad- try in April was estimated at 54,mlnigtratloo hM anhouneed that 650,000, a rise of 1,800,000 over
t356,2'0,000 haA been ehrmarkeri March. This was the flrnt "nltieefor distribution by States, but that able drop In unemploymerit" since
no fund* wUT b* assigned to cit- V-J Day, according to the Census
ies and tximrauJiltlt* until CAA en- Bureau.
from
SIZES IN STOCK: 23, 27, 29, 31, 38 . . -ALL 84»' LONG
SPIVACK BROS.
318 STATE STREET
"THE LAST WEEKEND"
SHOP IN WO8DBRIDGE AND SAVI
»9MOIMW WOODBRIDGE
Drastic Reductioiu on Tot*1, Toddler, and Teen Age Apparel
9 A.1 to P . I
LAYETTE ESSENTIALS
9A.M.tolP.M.
9A.M.to6P.M.
Thomas Kahn
Rtiosevell Furniture Ffousr
56-511 Roosevelt Avenue
68-70 RboHfvclt Aweime
Sol Sokler and Son
67-69 RooseVelt Avenue
CARTERET, NEW JERSEY
Shop In Carteret
Will You Sham
You* Bread
Her?
Now
10()% wool shawls—originally 4.98
2.96
Wi*tarproof sheeting, flannelette and plain
18 x 27—originally .49
15
27 x 36—originally 1.004.19
-M*
RW»iving blankets—origfinaHy .39
29
Water-rftpellent hi-chair bibs—
originally .69
39
Waterproof pants—originally .59
.25
Cotton knit training pants—
originally .29-.3S
20 .
Sleeveless vests, 1 to 6—originally .29
IV
Beacon robes', 2 to 6—originally 1,98
Iffl
Socks, sizes 4 to 6xk—originally .29
.18
Knit bath towels—originally 1.49
UOtt!
Ba«sinet»—originally 6*98
4NP
Formula measuring sets—.originally .79
9d'
Watwsproof utility bags—originally 1.98-.. l»0ff»
Thermos-type "Babykins"—originally .79' .Si'
Bottle sterilizer frames—originally 1.29 .. .SO1
Cradle nurse—originally 1.9,8
1.00
' Carriage cover sets, organdy and dotted
Swiss—originally 3.49-8.98
2.98
INUfiSERY TOYS
Now
THERE arethousanda of children Uk« h«f, facing a fUturi '
which holds little hope unl«» they oan receive the ptope*
_
,•
»
,
.
.
.
,
-
nourifbnent to help, them overcom* the terrible effecft of
y»ow«f malnutrition and »*f l«ct. Wftmuit do what wt can
to hejjp.CHirHbme Economics Department will tupplytetted
'with the
BOYS' and GIRLS' COATS;
and DRESSES
Toddler Sizes 1 to 3; Tot Siiet 3 to 6X;
Giris' Sizes 7 to 14i
Now
Toddler coats—originally 5.70-9,98;. 3.704.98
Tots' coats—originally 6.98-9.98
4.98-6.9B
Girls' coats—originally 9.70-16.80-A7O.13.8O
i
.Other Co*t Sets from 2.9ft
Boys' coats, sizes 2 to 8—
Originally 6.9S to 11.98
3.9*7.94
Jerkin suits, 3 to 6X—
Originally 5.75-6.98
4.00-5.80
Girls' suits, 3 to 12—
Originally 4.98-9.50
2.98-6.98
Toddler dresses—
Originally 1.59-2.98
1.00-1.50
Tots' dresses—Originally 1.69-3.98 .. 1.00-2.00
Girls' dresses— Originally 2.19-4.98- LOO-2.98
Infants' creepers—
Originally 1.29-1.98
JM.30
Boys' wash suits—
Originally 1.79-2.98
„ llQW.OO
Boyn1 knit suits—Originally 1.29*2.98,..J»>1.98
Soldier suits—Originally 2.984.96 .... 1.78-2.50
GIRLS' and BOYS'
and HATS
*
WHILE THEY LAST
CwrlagP Mosquito Net*
•
Phone Perth Amboy 4-193*
DU PONT PAINT-WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER - WALL PAPER
FOR THIS SENSATIONAL
""5
Shop Early
Steel 2 Iifoeh Sfets
Ivory Color Dttcktaprs
Automatic Stop Facia Boa
There's nothing more flattering than a M» rMnehalr hmt fftr
summer parties or weddings, and here's one In btMk with wiipt
of white Mtrieh f««iheni an4 lilies of the valley atop a wMe wMt*
horsehair ruffle, nick Rossell, sometimes railed th* "mad hatter"
nf Hollywood, dwltntd It for Amy Arnrll, of NBCI's "Abbott and
Costello."
The Following Hoars of Business Will Be
In Effect During June, July and August
Beginning Monday, May 27
Monday, Tuesday
Thursday, Friday
Wednesday
Saturday
INTEREST CUT
supplies nil ,
The nation's rntcr«tt Ml] umt
be cut by at l<Mt *10,089,0*e thla OfOtMMt ifcort of the vm,;,,
year thromih refund «pe«du|M, M- e * to prevent starvRtlim
cordlng to the Internal. R*m»ue
^
n lands, <ierinr,
Burww.
(
bart Hoover, In a report ,
d « t T t t t h n on his t a , n i ,
iMin
WATCHES AND CMX3RS
b» bUdged entire! v
Retail prices of clocks and
t w <MD»mtion from or™i „,,
watches, exclusive of the expen- uHl Husiln, and morr
sive Jeweled type, htve been in*
measure in
creased an average of about six
per cent over pre-war levels by
inflates Blimp
the OPA. The agency's action was
It Uktt (,900,000 cu.i
designed to offset higher prodoe
to InfUt* Itie u
lion cost* for the Items.
•
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g g i bunnies—
Originally l:80-8.9a
„
^
Blocks, telescQpJngr-origiirRlly 1.00
.75
Infante' chintst-teyff—ciiicken, giraffe,
t, dogr-ori»lnal]y ,B»,........ 2. for M
COLOR IN EVEHX8.?!
£i:.if'-:.. :• :«L-•:,,. ^iisB^SM^^k
Girls' blouses, sizes 1 to 14—
Originally 1.98-2.49
1.0*1.50
T W skirts, 3 to 6X—
.
•
Originally 1.49-1. W
1-00
Girls' skirts, 7 to 14—
Originally 1.49-4.98
1.00-2.98
Girls' cardigan sweaters—
Originally 2.98
li«0
Infants' wool sweaters—
Originally 1.26-8.98
8JN8.49
Cotton cardigans, 1 to 6X—
'Originally 1.294.59
'.
1.00
Boys' wool sweater*—
Originally 1.4D.&98
Girls' basket weave slacks, 10 to 14,
, natural calor—Originally 1.69
1.00:
Beach jackets, natural color—
Originally 1.19
,.„.
A .75
Girls' felt fiats—Originally 1.98-2.98
1.00
Giris' white French sailtw hftti** 5 g '
Originally 1.59'
...^....,. ww
#8
Corduroy bonneUh-Originftlly 1.9« ..
SuDswita; sires lwflfe*Originally L 4 ^ t 9 8
'....,..,,.,„...„
. ,. njrf PRB8W
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FRIDAY, MAY 24,
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'( High School Teams to
Triple Header at
tnt Memorial Day
PirttesHwiraprSt
Anikny Nine For
3d Straight fin
CARTSRffr--8orudato's Pirates
Will be bigHoffman tiish of South Amboy.
ported their third victory of the
One
of
the
largest
crowds
of
the
hool stadium
season over the weekend by deseason t.i expected to take in the
|),,v. dccordtnn to triple header. Admission, accord- feating the 8t. Anthony's CYO
chairman of the ing to Prank McCarthy will be combine at Port Reading by a 12-6
sooro.
Interacholastlc Ifty cents for adults and twenty
Id Staubach, southpaw, went
,„„iv
five cents for students.
the route for the locals to register
QPEAK1NG r
O ABOUT SPORTS
Everything points to a banner Reason locally this
summer for both baseball and noftball. The Carteret
Twilight League, a reftrgwiizjition of old but operating under the direction of the Recreation Department,
will provide the Carteret fans with plenty of baseball
during the week, with two fara*e scheduled- weakly.
The Pirates, managed by Bill Elliott, and the UkeR,
managed by Gene Wadiak, both of whom play independent bell on Sundays besides participating in the
Twilight Leggue, are lining: up henry schedules for
the coming summer months. The Carteret Cards and
the Carteret Orioles are also playing independent
games and are booked heavily.
In softball, there wilt be the usual activity in the
Carteret Recreation Department, with a senior league
and probably a girls' league iimilaf to the one aponsored last year. There will very likaly be wine, softball activity in the local plants, and we hear that the
U. S. Metals Refinery is sponsoring a softball league
of six teams,
In addition, there will'be the usual heavy activity
.in the Recreation Department with at least two
leagues organized among the younger boys. There
will be a junior league and a midget league, both of
which wilt start after the schools clone for the Dimmer
vacation season.
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For those who are still interested in bowling, Matt
Udzielak has formed a mixed doubles league, composed of both men and women, and he says the league
will go through the summer months.
SUNDRY STUFF
There's plenty of activity in the major leagues these
days, what with the Mexican League casting attractive and tempting offers to some of our big league
stars who are reported to be underpaid, and the legal
battles and injunctions that some of our own leagues
are puting up to prevent an exodus of players across
the border. It's all very interesting to watch from the
sidelines.
*•<#» t
Prite'fl SMMU In%
Opting S*f&dl
League Cave, 74
CARTEWFT — Under threatening dries, the Carteret Recreation
Twilight softuall league made Its
debut Monday night before a larg*
turnout at Leftrig's Field where
Price's combine came from behind
wrth a atx-run rally to defeat the
Hungarian 3oclal Club by 7-S
score. -
SohWlLewK
aim lM»i Fur
Next rueiVt Garnet
JpeasAtU
O w e Wa4ls* of WW
Ukea annotticad yukirdty that
his tmlnwtH pH# at Nrth Amboy
on flundty, and m Tuesday of
newt wmk the toetta wlH travel to
Camp Kilmer (or a gtme with the
CAHTBR1TKilmer nir* at th« Btctton Reser- •oftbaU aa an
vation.
sport after a ft**-yMt
inacUvHr due to the w«f «M I
ee next Monday ldtirt i l l
D. 8. Metals
when the Uttaratnry
thf Mechansea Mo. 3 In the
-el oooteat at the plant
Tfte gain* I* scheduled to i
der way at 4:46 P. I t
Interest 1« Mth t t o
the wenna heW pratttoe
CARTtRCT — Tht Sfct Eugene pfrtparattob for the
Glnda Memorial Trophy" la cm th* the enaon. Adtmwe
pomt to a oloaefrblock to be awarded to the out- hofly-oooteaied campaign.
iteMUni Mwbftfl playtr on the
high school team th.li season The
An in the pe*t the
be made at the *nd be played after
of the current campaign and the four night* each weck—1
selection committee will lnoiude through Friday — on tb»
Prank McCarthy, oltalrman. as- field Monday nlghU wffl
sisted by members of the high open for poMpmted •*mea
school UnMlc staff
team are entered In UM '
Olnda, Who <Ued in action for year, including the
his country, was one of the out- Mechanics No. t, Yard,
standing performers on the high Tank Haute, Mectwnlet
school team before going into 0 F c H. «nd the S l i m
finery
service,
Steve .Combe, will again <
he head of the league. Ib
Plant Next'
Memorial
Trophy" ForH. S.
L j Player
his third triumph of the season
He was never better at he yielded
PRICK
only four hit* while his mates
AB R
ponded three St. Anthony pitchers
Hagen. 8s
4
2 1
4
2
or 13 hits and as many runs
Zlmmy. lb
2
1
Mahotkl led the hitting with three
4
0
King, tt>
for three.
4
1
Ooderatadt, cf
Virsg, K
The Pirates return home this
3
1
win start at one
Baltsa, Kb
Sunday, playing the first game of
2
0
, I,,,* the regular Medouble header at the Hteh school
1
0
at the
Vlw*. rf
1 1
CARTERET With more than stadium field. The game will start
which are scheduled
at 1; 16 with the A * B Coal ComCampbell, o
3
0
11 :i() in the morning. 125 bowlers on hand, the U. S. pany nine furnishing the opposiFrankowsti, »
1 1
,inmr will bring to- Metals intordfipni tment bowling tion. Either Jess Sullivan or Brnle
i.,,v s of South Amboy league held their ninth annual Sabo will be the starting hurler
Total*
M T
. High
for the Pirates.
HUNGMRUN B. C
ftftrac, starting "HhindlR" at the St. Elizabeth's
M
I
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PIRATE8
•,,,-,,,md 3 o'clock the Hall, and it was quite an affair.
AB R
Cvnkw, l b
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A total of $709.50 in prise money Campbell, If
Hl,,ii Hrhool Blues will
Btrl.
rf
4
0
0
!i,(. 1'wth Amboy High was awarded to the various teams Shanley, If
Magy, c
i
0
0
„ m i,hi! feature attrac- and players, most of which was . Stauback, ss
1
L a w , -of
3
0
, iiftcrnoon.
contributed by the company. The Sullivan, cf .. .,
0
Modwlok, 3b
3 0
,„„. will be followed by presentation of awards was made Makoski, 3b
3
Ko»acs, If
3 0
, ,,, Ktmting somewhere by "Bob" Coli1, plant manager.
0
Katko, p
2 0
DlzurlUa, 2b
, nVlork, which will see
2
D. Macy. 3b
3 0
E. Sabo, 2b
Stephen
Comhn,
chairman
of
i,,,v St. Mary's taking on
.4
2
asalited by Ben KURMU.
the league, opened the festivities W. Lee, rf
Totals
28
9 6
2
2
The schedule for the
by welcoming the G I.'s who were D. Stauback, cf
Umpires:
Qalvanek
and
Maxle
0
2
week follows:
present. He then Introduced Bill J. Riedel, lb
Klelman.
0
0
3
Monday, May 27 — 1
Lawlor who acted as toastmaster 8. Resko, c
RAIIWAT — The director* of
0
1
B
s. Mechanics No. 2.
of the affair and did a swell Job E. Stauback, p
Merck:
&
Co.,
Inc.,
manufacturing
ENTOKf A1N8 POt DAUGHTER
Tuesday. May 28 — YlMfc
of It.
-GMHISBtCT-infty gueet* were chemists, declared today an Initial Casting.
37 12 12
Mr Cole was then Introduced
dividend
or
tl.OOM
a
share
on
the
pMMBt at the recent shower which
ST. ANTHQNX'S
and he said It was a pleasure to
Wednesday, May » —
i .glxtn by Mrs. Steven Solteae company's new $3 50 Cumulative
AB R H
Preferred Stock, payable July 1, HOUM va Mechanics No, i r
welcome trie bowlers tn their ninth
Of
70
Pershlng
Avenue
for
her
0
0
4
annual affair. Hr placed particular H. Vahaly, cf
Friday. May 31—O. P H . '
daughter, Miss Helen Soltw. This 1M6, to stockholders of record at
0
1
8
emphasis on the O. I.'s who were Urban, c
wan In fit. James Hall. The mar- tUe okxie of bwliieea June 18.1«« Silver.
1
Kutchyak,
lb
3
1
The
dividend
represents
67
VB
oents
(•MM I•itET—Errors proved too present and said he hoped all of
rtege of Miss 8olte6z and James
0
0
4
HIP Ukes went down to them would be back "with us" Konci, 3b
CsaJct af 119 Van Buren Street will a share for the quarter ending
0
0
Loeak,
ss
4,
fndastrlaJ Gextrti
i in- hands of the Mechan- next year. The Mechanics No. 1
take place Saturday, June 1 in June 30,1946, and the same rate of
2
2
Wasllek,lf-p
5
payment from March 18. the date
By 1M1 tht m largest
jpm-tlng Club of South winners for the third straight year,
St.
Elizabeth's
Church.
0
0
2
of issue, to April 1, 1046.
luring corporations controlM i
ihe high school stadium crime in for sump praise from the Matchko, p
0
3
ay afternoon, 8-4. No less plant manager who said It wasKallna, If
Merolc directors also voted a cent of the total assets of sll in
0
A
F
8
"MEOW"
0
0
dividend of 35 cents a share on tajturlng corporations tot H
errors were marked up the first time in the history of the Decibos, p
A DOOft'8 SQUEAK
1
4.
0
lie company* common stook, pay cent of the net capital assets oil
Mi,, local combine, with league that one team won theO Vahaly. 2b
kuui'
TTJLSA,
Okla.—When
customers
Kukulya,
rf
2
0
1
able July 1, 1946, to stockholders corporations.
uiiK in runs.
championship Hirer years In t
Instated JJiat they heard feline of record at the close of business
row, He stated the attendance a
MECHANICS
"meowe*^ w h e n they passed June 19,1946.
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AB R H the lenfuie Raines was very satis
through a certain door Into a local
Doubles—D.
Stauback,
J.
Reidel,
factory this your and hoped the
department store, fears that a cat
E.
Sabo.
Triples—Makoeki.
Home
1 league would have many more af
1
ni, :tlj
6
had been walled up during a reRuns—Kutchyak.
Fertilise Trret
4 fairs in the future
nt.. rf
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cent remodeling urew. InvestigaScore by innings—
Probably no pracllae (tied in fruit
2
Other speakers were Albert An
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8
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tion ceased, however, when a production gives as good rclurnt (or
Pirates
4 0 3 03 0 0 0 2—12
derson, secretary of the league and
0
LCrinl. If
6
maintenance man happened along menegr spent as i<m the proper far
St. Anthony's 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 — 6
an
official
of
the
Middlesex
County
0
Hi
8
and oiled the door's hinges. The tilliatlon of the Irees, my fruit ex1 Bowling Association, Meyer Miller
Wwilruskt, 2b ...... 8
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"meows" stopped Immediately.
puts.
OIRMANT.-Dai Mechanical Department supertn
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daring fhe British parliament with FATS
2 teodent, William Klsli, presiden
FOR • B R I D E S
a coostttutional monarchy to be the
0, of the C. I. 0. Local No. 387, James
3
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Supplies of lard, margarine and
BILL'S RAMWAY
beat political system In the world other •edible fata and oils available
F. McCarthy, superintendent o
t HOME GREETING
MILWAUKEE, WIS. - Almost
I
IS Employee Relations, George Pic anybody anywhere might very eastoday. Crown Prince Triederlch Wil- to civilians up to July 1st have
CARDS
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RECREATION CO.
coll. formerly connected with tin ily "happen" onto some money he
hetei Hobeniollern, son of the hrte been cut ten per oent. Civilians
UKRAINIAN 8. C.
IB Open Alleys
plant staff, and Matt Udzielak had forgotten existed, just by look
CHICAGO.-Nearly 70 per tent kaiser, has offered his services to will get 907,100,000 pounds in the
AB R
local bowllmt promoter, whe ing around the house and in de-of American prisoners in the Far his country "if Germany should second quarter of this year, acOPEN ALL iUMMER
I
k. cf
Hobart Building
"pinch-hlt" for his father.
0
-.ki. ss
8
| posit boxes and other similar East came borne with Intestinal ever want a king."
cording to the Agriculture Depart(Opposite Sears Roebuck)
1603 Couch St.
Rah. 7-2358
The dinner was served by theplaces, the treasury department parasites or worms, according to
1
tamailyk. :tb
4
On the present political scene the ment.
ferth Amboi, K. J,
women of St. Elizabeth's Church stated.
0
h k i . If
the American Medical Association prince commented:
5
and
Included
roast
beef.
Co-chair0
Hi
i i / k i , rf
8
"The Germans at the moment do
Somewhere, treasury recordl Journal.
0
men of the affair were Stephen
;einl/ieisl<i, 2 b
8
A health survey of 4,818 repatri- not know their own mind. They talk
show,
there
are
123,000,000
wag*
tf
1
J. Comba and John Teleposky,
ftiibiiii'fc. i'
ate) American prisoners of war of democracy, but even the Rusgovernment savings bonds
0'
assisted by Matt Sloan, Mike Sle4
[liis. Hi
was made by a board of special- sians claim to have democracy, and
matured
—
and
thus
quit
drawing
kerka and Gene Pedor.
1
4
Obeli. p
Interest — four months to more ists appointed by the surgeon gen- of course that is i bad Joke."
eral
Condemning both the present-day
than a year ago.
I Sriiii' by innings:
In a report on the survey, the cur- politicians In Germany and the dfDifferent Time
The
same
Is
true
for
approximateumsville 2 0 0 3 0 3 000—4
A clock and a sundial will agree ly $13,300,000 worth of Liberty bonds rent Journal says:
vlded occupation forces, the 63t'kki;tmums
0 0 4 0 0 0 000—4
"Conditions under which most of year-old prince added:
exocily only four times a year, ac- and victory notes bought during the
n-in.se hits: Ushalc, Stolte,
cording to the Encyclopaedia Brltan- First World war but, years after the men had lived were those of
"The Russians have become tueb
line-base hits: TerebeUkl;
starvation, filth and lack of suit- Imperialists. I am flad you have
Buii-k nut by: Boben 3, by Stolte nlca. The star-time which clocks maturity, never have been presentI by \Yi .mrwskl 3; bases on balls show does not correspond exactly ed for payment, the Associated able clothing, with periods of def- got an atomic bomb In your trousinite torture,
with the ami-time of the sundial.
ers"
Press reported.
II! Hulnn 1, off Stolte 2.
"Many of the troops captured to
The $23,000,000 worth are Series the Philippines had been on starvaA bonds—ancestors of the defense tion diets and had suffered from
and war bonds—which were sold dysentery and malaria for many
Hadlth roses a n oolosfol and nuthroughout 1935. The last of them weeks before capture. Some bad tritious fanUbas, With a small,
reached maturity December 1, 1845. lost 30 to 50 pounds before capture." sharp paring knife, eat w«fl through
The government's ready to pay More than 2,500 of the men ex- the skin into the radish tram UM
oft any time, and it's patient about amined believed they bad malaria UP to the stem end, making six to
waiting. For instance, some $1,094,- some time during their imprison- eight out*. Cut back the petals thus
000 worth of the old Liberty bonds ment, the survey showed.
formed, making sure petals are pot
and victory notes have been cashed
thick enough to break eailly. Place
"Since most of these men hid
In the period since last June 30.
In ice water an hour ox more, so
received little or no anti-malarial
petals «U1 our)*.
therapy during their Imprisonment,
this
adds
considerable
eviBemavlnf Decalcomaoias
baf
When it la desired to remove d> dence to the belief that malaria
Chief Justice Roger Brooke Tarty
calcomanlas before repainting walls will 'burn itself out' without treator other surfaces, they may be soft ment over a period of from a few Inaugurated more Presidents thai
«n«d with denatured alcohol and months to several yean," the re- any other man In American hletorr—seven In all. They were Van
then removed by gentle rubbing or port states.
Nutritional deficiency was Ob-Buren, Harrison, Polk, Taylor,
scraping with sandpaper.
served in 50 to 70 per cent of tha Fierce, Buchanaa a n d Uncoil
men, and more than half bad He became chief justice of the C*
Bloc tomb Disease
preme court In mi ami held, the
(t blue comb disease makes an anemia.
gost until his death in 1894.
sppearaoc« In the poultry flock, Increase the water intake of the afPPHA moves to^et 300,000 housPilot plant 4a built to test atomic
fected birds by the use of milk, moreactions In production.
lasses, wet mashes, or epsom salts. ing units for student veterans.
•„.,( time in history,
i,(- hosts next Thurs,, Middlesex County
, ,o,,nK with the Blue
rtiit
,,ine. will participate
„, (,-ipie header round
9th Annual Affair
Held By U.S.M.R.
Bowling League
Errors Beat Ukes
Stadium Came
i! to1 Score
n
o
Parasites Afflict
Many in lap Camps
IVw Dividend Declared
On M«rofc C». Preferred
Son of German Ktit«r
Millions Lying Hers and
There in Treasury Notes Filth and Lack of Suitable
Clothing Blamed
?
SARAH BARDIN
• **•
THI
CARTERET
SOAP BOX DERBY
VALUES on CREDIT
uis UM COATS
IPOIT JACKETS
Gel ready lor sumnwr with an
•oty-to-weoi Uiiur* c o a l . . . or a
rww, dr«uy ipcru Jacket. Wear
'«m wlih mixing or'mulching
tlackt. Itegl bargains.
tf
We're getting
party line gervice...
•a<h
't<
EA5Y TERMS
by sharing HI
SPORT SUCKS
THAI MATCH O t MIX
Th«y look m i l , they w«or w»ll, and
•hty'r* morvtUiui votuM in ovr g r « t
i s l t i l Ch»ott M«*ral p«Ui end
«n
t l O t t ' WITS .
• MYS' JACKtTS . ia.«i
• IQYS' SLACKS . . 5,75
ONE
'untlly
104
"Our party line ta* four on it n e w . . . b»it wi hnf rifht on
good Bervioe.
"Hi* way we sto It b to use the telephone »p«tiDgIy, Iteep o w osJla short
—and sJIswr I I H ^ «>f time between « ! ] • to givetftwn • ohiuic«.
mt+mdm
To « « w « many w w can of Hhm^mt»tM
w«Wng. f»«T
lei^oiw fccillty U bolng stretched to Uu limit.
la this «m* 18JKJ0 mow telephaat* INM »*W to N«r fancy1* »ytteia
i t f h most of them pojMtf^Unea
again aelect the Hype of service |<m prefer, oofiaMsiiratloo totsT^ '
ywr party Une awiupt h»U« mim frt^Hf ,
* ,
1. I
call."
WHEEL AND
AXLE SET\
%
tested anA prov«d on the famoni;
' DOWBI tBack in Akron, Ohio, scelM!
^ ih'i All Amariean and I&tarMtbMl
fwta^.t«ated"fii^«^«rwiii|r wnMh ' Soap »ox p«rl».
"|.
jf let oontiita Of tour euy-roltinf, Mil;
m l t f |itfg|Wf
I rirertone WIIMU yrm on the wtoala^ btarUg whe«U with rubber tirei, two
'racer i t th* 1M> All-Amarijoao wad Inter- ,, preclaion-bnUK axlei, and foor —
Wh«eU oaa win or lo«e th* bif ra« f or
joni U jm WMt to be* winner,.. don't
it brin£i y&a ev«a fatttt-rollinf
wh^tifoiriwraotr.., whatli tbat have
your taoer wiflt fireitoae whealt
FIRlSTORfllJEALER
1
,
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: ">:' ' ' t U H n m i l
1 'Kill i
r-
''
FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1946
New Drug Eowt
Hay Fever Achoos
*AGE SIX
liors To ConduH Mitten Yuhatx, Lmky
I (Continued from Vaqe I) Set I)atet for Wedding
Card Party Wedneiday
Sidled by Democrat!
Borough Residents
Nuptial Principals
Lubern U Welcomed
At Member of Legion
Dig Up Mummy 6,rwn
Y«iw Old in EKV|,t
Also Helpful for Suffer*!
From Hive*
CARTERET—The dance upon
sored by the local pout of the
American Legion WAS reported at
Tuesday n^ht's session as having
been a signal success. At the meetin, the post' welconied Harry Lubern into membership and made
plans for attending the county
legion session Wednesday In Wood
bridge.
The post has received a service
certificate from J. Edgar Hoover,
head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, for 1U excellent assistance during the war
CAIRO.-Diieovery of nx
COMD containing • B.noo v, .
mummy and jewel* i>r ,httfcUtjr MM value WRA rbj Prof. PUrrt Monlet, r,,
nrcheoloflit.
The mummy was dciirni •
that of Gulban Engdet, n P.
of the time of King Tuaw,,,,
at the Pharaohs.
t: Jean MITHII, Ofrtrudr
CARTERET-Members of the
CAnTKRFr
Mlrn OIRB YuDOWltz and Lillian Holiaydn. haitf.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Carteret Democratic organization
Jersey f'nll'-i'f fur Wonvn; Mlrhnrl Yuhww of 85 Pnshlng will hold a card party Wednesday
CARTERET — Ixx-al residents
Wohli'cmiiih University Avenue. and MIM Elizabeth Lusky, night in No. 1 Fire Hall. Arrange- have been the principals in four
BUFFALO. - A new dnif • h i *
Richmond. Ntrwait Brown, daughier of Mrs Sophie Lusfcy ment* are In charge of John I*s- recent marriages, threp of which
•llrvfrtSS per cent of the hay fever
nf Nfwitrk, Barbara of 10 Meren Street, have set the hlck. Edward .1. Ooughlln, J r . took place In borough rrmrches,
pullrnts treated WR« dmerlhed reJulius Kish, Joseph Bartus. Al- one In Connecticut.
„;, Upsnls <"nllf«'1. William dates (or their weddings.
cmlly nt (he 100th anniversary
phonse Beigert, John Tarnlk. Mrs
Jt, Clemnnn ('MIII-HP; Joseph
Wrd Ml New I'ncUnd
The former will become the
meeting of the Medical Alumni asMary
Little,
Mrs
Paul
Prey,
Mrs.
uch, PhllH<lrl|ililn C'nllfiir of bride of l/inls Putnocky, Jr., son
Miss VferonlcR Mnrle Raperto
,odnll<m of the University of Buf,cy. Rnhi'ii HnsstriHii. Htr- of Mr and Mrs I/wls Putnocky. , Prances Tapprn and Edward IAIIS- of 14 [Magnolia Avrnue, Norwalk,
(nln The patients treated were at- PRODUCTION tIP
lnntHutr. Mnlil'lu Seaman. or 75 I/iwdl atreet, In St. Elian- i tnohr Plans were made at the last CimrlJ daughter of the late Mr.
focled hy ragweed or «r«ss P""™»
Despite all difficulties, m ...
Broun, AlbPitu Clnrk. bpih'n Church next. Thursday •meeting, at which Freeholder El- and /Mrs. Marlon Raperto, behr Carl Arbenman si id he nnd labor strikes, industry \\-.,
mer E Brown was the main speak
I Prttulo. HldT fiilloKf.
mornlno Afterward there wilt be ei It also was agreed at this srs cftmt|the bride of Edward Thomas
llr UenrwF. Rnei»f h*4 completed or<M««4 output* of nlviiiHi
Senior* Plan Trip
a reception at the Oypsy Camp slon Hint, there will be but oneRyan^son of Mr and Mrs. Edi,,l,nl ntudlcs of ihe new Urii*. PJ" and halted the decline in p>
.. Bonlor cins.1 will leave »t
Miss Lusky will be married on mnetlng each month during the ward Ryan of Chrome Avenue,
•ii7nmii!P, which was approved n lion that set tn after v i
„ Monday muminc, May 27.the name day to Edward Thomas, summer, that on the third Thurs- Saturday morning at a nuptial they carried bouquets like the
nrl time ngn by the Pure Fnod
according to the I>-pmtm<
' t day's ontinK at Hear Moun- son of Mrs. Anna Thomas of 262 day, (starting June 30.
mass at St. Mary's R. C. Church, maid of honor's.
arlmlnlstrnllnn for K*nernl mcdknl
B. Four bnsrs will transport the Elm Rtrwt. This ceremony will
Commerce. The Rrpiw n,;
The bride's brother, John MaNorwalk.
prm-tire. Dr. Arb(!im»n i»id "
II to and frnm HIP liltih scliool, be In Holy Family Church at 10
zur, served as best man and the
product~4otel value of an
mild
lie
nvallnble
by
July.
John
Lenl.
organist,
played
the
. the West 42nd Street Pier of A M. and R reception will follow
ushers were John Kuznak of this
and swvMeu—In the f i n
Winning
thill
It
is
not
"a
pnnnee»
Troth
of
Susan
Dolan
wedding
music
and
the
soloist
was
I Hudson River Day Mne.
borough and John Toth of Woodmonths of 1940 was at » ,
at the Packer Holte! In Perth
nr
rurr-nir
for
h»y
fevrr
or
hlven,
Muriel Johnson. A reception bridge. After a stay In New York
group will be tn charge of Amboy.
To Toth It Announced Miss
[),• Aihrnrnnn told the group a «tu*y rate Of $183,000,000,000 nlmn
for 1M guests was held al thethe couple will make their home
Walter Dulton and Mr*.
same as In the last quint,
nf
471 rnsos luiri h«n completed.
Stirrup
Cup
Inn.
at the 8t, Ann Street address.
CARTERET—A party given In
.„» CawilrKKl. memlHTs of the awarded a gold pin for his entry
1945, and Just below the pen)
There was nt least M p « c*nt
Olven in marriage by her The bride's travelling costume
Jits and Touchers' Association. in the contest, a set of plans for a the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
of wartime production of «
imprmrmenl in the US per cent
Dolan on Pulukl Avenue Satur- brother, the brldo was attired In was a Navy blue ensemble with
I E. Clare Motinhnn and Mrs. house.
000.000.000.
n( hny fevpr m«es nhnwlng relle*,"
day night was the occasion for an- a white slipper satin gown em- red accessories, and a gardenia
W Desmond, CIBSH advisers;
Others receiving certificates nouncing the engagement of their broidered with seed pearls. Her corsage. She Is s graduate of local
hr
said
This
drug
can
be
taken
Lubern and Wesley Spcwak were Irene Fatekos. Rita Brechka.
daughter, Dorothy Susan, to Al-fingertip length veil of Illusion was schools and has been employed
,,rnlly Af long as they take It. P«faculty.
Josephine Iwanskl, Lorraine Krlsliontu get relief, but on withdrawal
. trip was pi finned by Ou« tak, Elizabeth Saltern and Bernlce bert Toth, son of Mr. and Mrs. arranged from a cap trimmed with by the American Oil Company.
RAHWAY
An eaiy-to worl<-wlth fabric of the drug, iney have > recurrence
^
and the following commlt- Wlr.na. students of Miss Agnese Joseph Toth of Atlantic Street. orange blossoms and she carried The bridegroom, an employee of
Sunday
afternoon
a
cocktail
party
a
bouquet
of
white
roses.
the
U.
S,
Metals
Refining
Comof
the
tymptomi.
It
reduces
T
O
per
and
an
ertsy
to
sew
pattern
i ; Florence" Drorhka, Jean Over- Gunder.son's Art Classes. The picMiss Florence Raperto, as herpany, was discharged from the combine to make your favorite rent of chronic hlvci so long a« It FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY
Lorraine Krlssak. Arnold ture entered by Bernlce Wisma In the Dolan home also honored
sister's maid of honor, wore a armed forces recently
Hummer dress. Thf fabric Is Is tnken. WP found the drug will re„., Stewart. Chodiwh, John found a purchaser before the con- the engaged couple.
"Madonna's Secret"
rrown - tested one - denier spun lieve Itching In infantile and topic
JlO. Anthony Pusllln. and Mll- test closed.
Miss Dolan, a graduate of Car- pale blue satin gown with a fitted
Ricifp»n«kM
bodice
and
a
full
skirt.
She
carI Komlewskl
teret
High
School,
Is
employed
by
A
third
ceremony
which
took
rayon
which
has
a
soft,
luxuriFrancis
Lederer - Gail P.U
eczema.
Miss (lunderson was a member
"Pyribenramine ii safe to adof the Regional Committee In Merck and Company, Rahway. Her ried American Beauty roses. place on Saturday united Miss ous texture . . . drapes beautiVisit State Capital
—Abo—
fiance, also a graduate of Carteret George Ryan was his brother's Stella Alexandra.Moscickl, daugh- fully . , . and washes and Irons minister and h»» no toxic reaction
..j Commercial Law CIRSSCS of charge of the contest In the State,
High School, has Just been dis- best man.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mos- like a dream.
"Youth Aflame"
Quoted In Scholastic
j semesters took ft bus trip to
but it does have annoyins effects.
Juvenile Delinquency Ksp
The couple are on a tour of New cickl of 66 Warren Street, and
In the current Issue of Scholas- charged from the Army after 42
State cnpltol last Thursday,
About 32 per cent of patients have
England, and upon their return Stanley Szczepanskl of Travis, WHEAT
_ npanled by Mr .Carpenter tic, national maga/lne for high months' service.
headache, drowsiness, fatigue and
SAT.. SUN. MATS
will reside at 32 Chrome Avenue, 8. I. This ceremony was perforschool classroom use, Stewart
I Mr. Lubern.
Another billion - bushel wheat occasional vomiting, but only 5 per
med
by
the
pastor,
RPV.
M.
A.
FOUR CARTOONS
tliis
borough.
For
traveling,
the
Brown,
Carteret
High
8chool
senBABIFR
ARRIVE
crop
this
year
appears
to
be
In
„ ' group was escorted through
cent had reaction so severe that
Konopka. In Holy Family Church,
bride
chose
a
black
suit
with
ior,
is
quoted
on
the
Jam
session.
prospect for the country despite they must stop its use."
CARTERET--Mr. and Mrs. MiAssembly, the Benat*, the
at 10 o'clock and was followed
r's office, and various On this page student opinion Is chael Kucsak of 182 Pershlng Ave- white accessories and a corsage by a large reception in the audi- an estimated serious April drought
of
gardenias.
quoted on the question of privi- nue are the parent* of a daugh_ M e departmenU.
torium of the parish school. Sister losa of about 23,000,000 bushels In
Slotwlnski-Matur
iljfciter a brief recess in me BUte leges parents should allow teen- ter born Sunday at the Perth AmMary Dulcla, the Church organist, the Southwest plains, according to Reveal Plot to Fire
boy General Hospital,
Another ceremony which took played the maches and accom- the Agriculture Department. Prosthey visited the Museum, age sons and daughters.
• U. S. Depot in London
Earlier this year 8tewart won
they observed mid had exMr. and Mrs. Michael Bazaral of place on Saturday was that at panied the soloist, Miss Josephine pects on May 1 indicated a win_.„ to them <mrh I hinds as the first prize In the essay con- 34 Lelck Avenue ftro the parents which Miss Mary Margaret Mazui', Czaja.
ter wheat crop of 747,887,000
LONDON.-U. S. military authoriNOW TO gATUIlIHY
ir, bomb-alRhts. Army Signal test sponsored by the Middlesex of a daughter. Susan Elaine, born daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George
bushels compared with about 830,- ties asked Scotland Yard to help
Given in marriage by her father,
eQUlpment, Air Force mid County Pharmaceutical Associa- at the Rahway Memorial Hospital. toazur of St. Ann Street, became
000,000 bushels a month earlier. Investigate an alleged plot to fire
GREER \\
CMliK
CJJEER
\
the
bride
was
attired
in
a
white
vy radio equipment, weather tion.
the bride of William Slotwinskl,
slipper satin gown embroidered Last year's combined winter and the U, S. army special services
New Club Organized
[Ulpment. complete histories of
son of Mr. and Mrs Felix Slotwin- with seed pearls and a fingertip spring .wheat crop totaled 1.126,- section offices and depot, which ocA chess and checker club was ASSOCIATION TO MEET
irly and mtxlern radio, telegskl Of Bergen Street. The cere- veil of illusion which fell from a 143,000 bushels.
cupies four floors of a London deCARTERET—The
West
Carteret
, telephony and television, organized under the sponsorship
mony was performed In Sacred cap trimmed with orange blospartment store.
•
r
Association
will
hold
1U
next
reg, of the students had the op- of Mr. Lubern. The following ofHeart Church at 3 o'clock by thesoms.
TIRES
The
authorities
said
that
large
Unity of using the walkie- ficers were elected: Edward Kopil, ular meeting Tuesday night, June pastor, Rev. Andrew J. Sakson.
A total of 14,650,805 passenger quantities of motion picture dim had
president; William Lawlor, vice- 4, at the Borough Hall, starting at and a reception followed at the Miss Hose Marie Mosclcki, the car anld motorcycle tires were pro.J sets.
been unreeled In the store room secpresident; Elaine Solomon, secre- 8 P. M. Julius Weisman is presi- Kolibas Hotel. The double rin# bride's sister, acted as the maid duced in the first three months of
4 the afternoon the group vistion and other- Inflammable mnteriof honor and Helen Szczepanskl,
tary; Wendell Phillips, treasurer. dent.
service was used and the church sister of the bridegroom, was the 1946, a "substantial" rise over the Bis had been distributed. Fire ex. the Chancery Court and the
was decorated in white gladioluses maid ot honor. Miss Moscickl wore last quarter of 1945, according to tinguishers on three floors occuCourt; also "The Old
and other seasonal flowers.
.jcks," Revolutionary War
a cornflower yellow marquisette the OPA. Tire producers also pied by the section were emptied
—PLUS
dquarters now exhibiting coThe bride, given in marriage gown and carried American beauty turned out 3,860,609 truck and bus and many of them were smashed.
William
al and hisionoul Items.
by her father, wore a white lace roses. The maid of honor wore an tires during the same period.
"NIGHT EDITOR
§«.Th<we students contemplating
gown made in princess style with American beauty gown of similar
nding college visited Rider
a long train. Her fingertip length style and carried yellow roses.
SUN., MON., TUES.. Wl I)
Ey—ege.
veil of Illusion was arranged from
William Smarsch of Travis acted
|((, The sonRs and diners almost
a coronet of orange blossoms and as best man and Alex S. Mosclcki,
* Hnpleted this most enjoyable day
siie carried a bouquet of white brother of the bride, was the
WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
ntll someone suggested ice cream
:oses and stcphanotis.
uslirr.
) at Howard Johnson's.
Upon
return
from
their
wedding
Miss
Marion
Slotwinskl,
sister
OUR NEW OFFICE
Vets Ur»ed To Enroll
of the bridegroom, as maid of trip to North Jersey, the couple
TODAY THROUGH SATURDAY
. Already, a few veterans who an
IS NOW OPEN AT
honor, wore a romance blue net will reside at 66 Warren Street.
Bing
CROSBY,
Dorothy LAMOIIR, Bob HOPE in
high school graduates, have
gown with a full skirt, a matching The bride is employed by the
Jstered at Carteret High School
OENtVltVt TWIN • CHAIItti HUUJ l ,
floral tiara In her hair, and car- Poster Wheeler Corporation and
"ROAD TO UTOPIA"
j next year. All others who wish
—PLUS—
ried a bouquet of cornflowers and the bridegroom is employed by
p,yj continue their high school ed.iiShown at 7 and 9 P. M. .
the Standard Varnish Company in
sweet peas.
|pMUon are asked to call at the
f \\
The bridesmaids, Miss Helen Linden.
Ipthool as soon as possible. Since
SUNDAY THROUGH TUESDAY
tsell-Born
Maziir. sister of the bride, and
I high school credit may bo given
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Born of
Joan FONTAINE - Mark STEVENS in
Margaret Sotak of Fords City,
JT courses taken in the service,
IJa , wore tatfetu gowns of yellow Jeannette Street have announced
ins arc urged to bring with
"FROM
THIS DAY FORWARD"
(Second Floor)
and pink, respectively. Their floral the marriage, of their daughter,
.„.,. certificates for completion
Meta,
ia
Calvin
Isell,
son
of
Mrs.
Plus
Gale
STORM - I'hil IlKGAIN in
tiaras matched their gowns and
r such courses. Credit Is also alJ. A Isell of Rahway. The wedLoans are available to you
for ratings.
"SWING PARADE OF 1946"
ding took place at the Zion Luin any amount from
Awards Received
theran Church recently with the
WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
, At assembly on Friday several
Rev. Frederick Noeldeke officiat$25 to $300!
_ were presented. Veronica
"DEVOTION" and "MASQUERADE IN MEXICO"
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lof_ney of the Sophomore Class
• ONE DAY SERVICE
tier of Union were the couple's
Jived a prize of five dollars for
attendants.
•
MORE
LENIENT
POLICY
|)e best submitted essay in u CDIIThe bride, a graduate of Cart sponsored by the Ladles' Aux•LONGER TERMS AND
teret High School, was employed
NEXT TUURS., KM., SAT.
SMALLER PAYMENTS I
at thi' American OU Company.
Claudette Cullx-rt
ipBeven students received OrtlfiThe bridegroom, an Army veteran,
Orson Welles - <if<> limit
of Merit In the art contest
Call
is a member of the Rahway Police
_ored by Scholastic Magazine
"TOMORROW IS
Department. Upon their return
PERTH AMBOY
Through Sat., May 25th
L. Bamberger & Company.
from a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs.
FOREVER'
Pa***
P,
A.
«-«»
Brt Rossman, in addition to
Isell will live in Rahway.
Carole LandU • Wni (l.iu.m
kid pick up caib later today! Open la men *nd women.
Carole
l.andls
WiilUm
(i
certificate received a First
Judy Garland - John Hoduk
in
"BEHIND GREEN
, j certiflcutc. Robert, a student
Only $16.15 monthly repays a $200 loan in 15 months!
in
, Thomas Chester's Mechanical
"BEHIND GREEN
LIGHTS"
'Wing class, was recently
LIGHTS"
"THE HARVEY GIRLS"
. Oak Tree Ro*d
H AMIOT
4 DAYS—STARTING SUNDAY, MAY 26
helin, N. J. Mel. 6-1279
OPEN 10'A. M. - 6 P. M.
And Now...
Empire
mm
A New Loan Service
in Woodbridge!
STATE THEATRE
87
MAIN ST.
TODAY
MR. CARROLL at WO. 8-1848
iiJBATURDAYS 'TIL 9 P. M.
ISELIN THEATRE
EMPLOYEES
PERSONAL LOANCO.
Licence # 7 5 4
TbtSfi&of
Robin Hood
Friday, Saturday, May 24, 25
"THE Sl'IKAL STAIRCASE"
R.te, 2 ) | % on monthly b»lnn,cet
With Dorothy McGuire, George
Brent, Ethel Barrymore
Sunday, Monday, May 26, 27
LATE SHOW SAT.
"TKAZAN AND THE
LEOPARD WOMAN"
NOW l»LAYIN(i-
«
With
Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda
Joyce, Johnny She/Held
rime for a Straw
•a ,MW away from hot situafetions by wearing a straw
Inat that shoveB the temperature down for you.
Tuesday, Wednesday,
May 28, 29
"ALLOTMENT WIVES"
With Kay Francis, Paul Kelly
I'M ON MY WAY
in
WILLIAM GARGAN
LEON ERROL
Vivian Austin Mllburn Stone ran Keith
TO THE
BiUE
DAHLIA1
—Plus—
COCKTAIL HOUR
FORDS, N. J. • P. A. 4-0348
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
May 23, 24, 25
DAILY 3 P. M. TO 5 P. M.
jfoven of sturdy mateala, they are the most
partly styled straw hats
-iat yd.u have seen; They
fcfeep their shape and,
pOye all, they fit lightly
d comfortably on your
ad.
"ROAD TO UTOPIA"
With Bing Croiby, Bop Hope,
Dorothy Lamour
—and—
"HAPPY HOUR"
DITMAt TODAY
•
PERTH AMBOY
AMB<1V
>RRfTH
r i h l l R l ! WEDNESDAY,
WEDNESDAY. MAY
M
29
"FROM THIS DAY
FORWARD"
MIDDLESEX COCKTAIL LOUNGE
With Joan Fontaine
•—»nd—
"SWING PARADE"
and
Short Subject*
p. A. *-sss#
^ i t p T PICTUBES BKOUGHT BACK_ BY BEQUEST
A Graof Play! A Great Picfurt:
Sama*l GOtOWYN p
Sfnclolr UwJr Slitting Story I
LATR SHOW SAT
NOW
Sunday, Monday, May 26, 27
B, it's time for a straw.
" thfltimeto get one is
Genuine Panamas
Alan
Veronica
UUIUm
«
Cbsxtet Ca
Joan Bennett
WUU»m Bythe
W«H«r HUSTON • David NiyiN
Mary MTOR • R«t»i CHATTMTON
|>Ml LUKAS • John Paynt
4
to
Colonel
WHh Gale Storm, Phil
MAIN ST. AND-AMBOY AVE.
• 66th Buiiuwi MileBtQ
N. I
"
Tuttd»r> Wedne»4ay,
wi-
"TERROR BY NIGHT"
lUtblwue - Niltl Bwe«
- * • * - • •
w
•
"JUNIOR PROM"
S<
• , » ( • .. i.ilB
MAY 24, 1M8,
'7?1'"T
in 1946. The food shortage he warns, cannot end before the 1947 harvests are in.
The war to secure grain for starving
I,,,(| by Cirteret Press
mouths is also being fought in China,
where engineers are seeking to turn the
ornoi
mighty Yellow River back Into its normal
,, U N AVE., C * » « I W T , N. J.
.i,i,,mp Cartwet S-MOO
path in order to reclaim 2,000,000 acres of
,,-s t oRBdORY
Mltor
fertile land. The Chinese Government has
KNHUJM
BPorU Bdltor
provided 100,000 laborers and UNRRA
has undertaken to feed them as they work
to
make available the acreage that will
rond clu» matter June 8,
produce
20,000,000 bushels of wheat and
J.,
Pwt
Office,
under
t N.
rice before next winter. The size of the
task is seen in the report that 250,000 people who left 500 villages mutt'fa rewtabI Sound
,;... i;,.«r(l of Education extended lished after a mile-long dike is constructed
,,,',„„, ,,f tenure to Supervising in Honan Province.
', 1,,,,,1,-n this wwk *e fteel it took
It should be remembeied that most of
these people are what would be called the
l,,|l has be«n here two years, eommon run of humanity. They had noth,',.,. the usual rtiulatlons would ing to do with planning or plotitng the war
,.',,i,,,r year and an additional day for power they were not anxious for glory
nth year before he received ten- or aggrandizement. All that they desired,
I, lH. action of th« board at this time most probably, was the opportunity to
, ,,,mplimentto him. We feel espe- work out their lives in the areas of their
, (l,,,nce attache! also to the fact birth,
Now, for little fault of their own and
;l,tion was on* in which Demo' ,i (U-publican numbers concurred, from circumstances beyond their control,
h, history of Carttftt school boards they find it impossible to secure food.
,,,,, is notable. Tha single exception Tragic as is the plight of adults, the spec, ,n, nt was from the board's head, tacle of helpless, innocent children, weak
who mad* it clear he acted and emaciated because of inadequate diets,
III'V,
u-rause of unwillingness to de- should arouse the conscience of the entire
., precedent. WHh Mr. Kearney's civilized world.
We feel sure that the people of the
M. we have no quarrel; we know
man of integrity and courage to United States will suport the Government
i,,, believes right.
in any ste that is necessary to secure imihis time we feel precedent is no mediate supplies of food for the benefit of
In- considered. There is an ex- these helpless millions. If there is a small
anity of good educators through- minority of selfish people, who are unwill•mintry, and thoae boaiMs which ing to share some of their excess to save
i, i their employees the protection human life, th,ey should be compelled to
,,v naturally desire find them- do their part to meet the situation.
,1,inner of losing these employees
^immunities which make more
Cruelty A Nazi Policy
offers.
Such
was
the
case
reChief
United
States Prosecutor Robert H.
I::.:
imr neighboring community of Jackson, in criticizing the tactics of refense
l y J . Joseph Grl.hlns
counsel for Nazi leaders on trial for war
I•;.M\\, we feel Carteret serves its owncrimes, makes the point that the trial is not TRENTON—With gubernatorial whom are encumbents, are unopj M i s t s in retaining Mr. Goodell, concerned with Nazi philosophy and asserts big guns booming, In the current posed for the nomination. Orelection battle, the noise ganization Democrats seeking elec,, : i . by so reasonable means. Since that the United Nations "are charging the primary
of seven congressional skirmishes tion to the State Senate are also
t,,4. up his duties here he has devoted murder of four million to five million and other minor fights throughout unopposed except in Mercer CounNew Jersey for places on party ty where the opposition is meaner.
H ,h iiuerely to hi* task. We have Jews,"
tickets cannot be heard as New
In Morris County Senator HarThe
calculated
and
planned
brutality
o!
uml ;il••(! that he has a broad conception
Jersey voters prepare to go to the old A, Pierson, of Morrlstown, is
1 polls on June 4.
being opposed for the nomination
,.,,,, ;j imi, and a determination to lift the Nazi leaders probably reached its mos
by Assemblyman David Young,
atrocious
expression
in
the
campaign
to
perThe
battle
between
Alfred
E,
i -!;unl;inis here to a higher level than
Drlscoll, Haddonfield, and former 3rd, of Towaco. Members of the
i..uml mi arrival, He also taken upon secute the Jews but it was also put into Governor Hurold O. Hoflman, Legislature are quietly cheering for
Young to be victorious in order to
nb. Ii Ihe interests and obligations of be-practice in the Eaotern campaign, where South Amboy, over the Republican bring
proper representation to the
nomination for Governor, Is reachRussian
soldiers
were
callously
executed
t t iii/.m of the community {or which
ing its bitter heights as election up-State county.
•'!••;. and we tMnk ilHhis adds up to and where civilian populations were hor- day draws closer. Former Judge Republicans are watching the
' Lewis G. Hansen, of Jersey City, outcome of primary fights for
:th nnmimenditlon which the school ribly mistreated.
unopposed Democratic candidate, congressional nominations, in the
The
evidence
adduced
at
Nuremberg
es.'dttiiiR along the sidelines watch- fifth, sixth, seventh, ninth, tenth
I v,]uu.sly appreciate* by its action.
tablished beyond doubt that theBe policies Ing the antics of his rivals, and no md twelfth districts, while opposing Democratic candidates are
were deliberately adopted and that they doubt laughing up his sleeve.
THEY'RE UNITED ON THIS ISSUE, ANYHOW
PRESS
Loutm:
I wn a |irl of nineteen u d I
In lore with t boy of twentyour, He w n he loves me more
hui tny other «lrl he ever met
but ne doesn't come to see me llkr
should He M*> makes date*
and doesn't fill them. He doesn't
ant me to go with any other boys
>ut to (?OM with other glrU. But
ot In front of me. Do you think he
realty loves me or Is he just doing
hat to k*«D me from fntni with
)th* boys?
A READER—VA.
:
^ boy may be in love with
on ..but. If he Is treating you an
ou kay, he certainly Is giving you
shabby deal. And it you keep on
ttitiu him treat you so he will
•htnk he can do you fcny old w»y
nd {probably end up by mnrrylnn
else
while
l
h l you are paiently waiting alone at home.
Us I ess you both have absolute
,rusl in each other and are enag*i to be married, you are very
(with to pass up all your friends
lor (iie you suspect of dealing from
he pottom of the deck.
Personally I don't think your
frier rl sounds like a good matrtmon al prospect and if I were you,
ild reserve some of my Interest I ir i •, icr boys.
LOUISA.
l«tminf-tr» MtiMlB m «ate
tnd UWi Work to
Mttont ti* only two .
It will be brtt«r for yo* «
tome of your time to thai
things. While it U AM ttttotd1
dun, your health U)d « i ^ t t a n
more important than fiat Wikt,
UJUtEA.
Addrm r««r Mtart toi
"LoulM," r. O. ftu III
Oramtbwf, i. 0.
,
i
JU8T
Paragraphs
To Make Shoes M
W
"To make shoes last. KMp ttaan
In a dry closet," atfvtaw a Q i m n *
nu>nt bullrtin. Thatlt 40 tk, aO
lRht Shors don't wear out If ««
don't wei
them.—MlnMtpotti
9t*r-Journ.a. ,
Thouht For Any Day
Strangely enough, pruitesUy
every political solution Of an
economic problem t u n a tut to be
political and the problem keeps
right on being a problem.—OaU**
News.
Important Aieet
The Job-hunting Mlsaourlan who
turned up in Washington admitted
Dea Louisa:
he didn't have know-how. But, boy,
I un a girl who did very little did he have know-who I—Wortdstudy in High School but since I Her&ld. •
*
been In college I have become
amt tlous and want to rank with
Politicians' Idea
the test In my clan.
The House'ildea of a good draft
I lave been studying very hard bill is one that doesn't tak* anybut I threw away so much of my body away from home.—At. Louis
time in High School that I am Prut Dispatch.
j ^
handicapped. I have always been
Tact
' < fond of sports but I have given
Tact is what a slick chick u*ed
up all outside interests In order to
make a good showing In my stud- to make a slow sailor think he's a
ies. I am becoming very nervous fast worker.—B&inbrtdf« Majo:
and I wonder if I am doing the sheet.
right thing. I know my parents
Dangerout
"
will be so proud If I should make
• Oerms or no germs, klMtDf Is
all As.
dangerous—it has put an W4 to a
GENE—WI8.
lot of bachelors,—Crow'i tfttt.
Answer:
travel Note
Your parents will not be happy
Army research work
tJ
over those high marks if they have
M e
a sick nervous girl on their hands. that many of us will live
It Is-certainly to your credit that day when rockets are ah)* fa go
at Port pix; an 11-year-old boy you have been trying to make up bo the moon and back. rrfflBijUi'l
ana three infants.
for what you lost but I think you passenfirrs will be particularly fclad
Medical research Is devoting i have been unwise to devote all to hear about the round-trip feabest efforts to finding the cause a of your time to study.
ture.—New Yorker.
the disease. Last year New Jer
There are so many advantages
>cy's physicians and nurses leartw to be gained from college besides
Problem
much of how to prevent the cripThe problem nowadays it n t t t n g
pling-after-effects of the paralysis MARINES
your auto to give you a rah for
No one can say the picture
The Marine Corps Headquarters your money, T- Qreenbort (O».)
brighter for at this fifth month of has announced that all male per- Herald-Journal.
the current year there is no x-ray sonnel with thirty points will be
Art
of the future, but only hope that eligible for discharge on May 15.
The art of self-government conperchance the disease may be kept By July 1st, any male Marine with
at a minimum during the comlm? 30 months of active duty will sists of putting everybody OO a
committee and getting ottf W> to
warm-weather months.
qualify for discharge regardless of
do all the work.—Boston toS
By way of teviyw the year his points
1945 was a dark one for New JerDemobilization points for women
' i t Seems
sey children. There were 952 eases, Marines were lowered to eight on
A South Pacific 01 figure* he't
as against 552 In 1944.
May 1st and will be cut to four on saved 1800 by not htvlac had a
Muybc a miracle (nay be wrought June and to none on July 1st.
shave in two yeftrt, but h u n t the
in medical science which may ward
$200. Just another economist, It
AIRPpRTS
oil
the
usual
number
of
cases
this
seems.—Detroit News.
r e p r e s e n t a p a r t of t h e N a z i p r o g r a m t o
m acuuuon to nominating as- fighting it out in the third disA
Federal
airport
program
auyear.
Meanwhile,
medical
men
repirants for Governor, voters nt the triict. The greatest of these is the
Undoubtedly
rominate the world.
primary election will also nomi- prlmaryy battle to unseat Repre- iterate the simple advice to par- thorizing approximately $1,000,for airport development
> h niiiic and exhaustive nation-wide Chief of Staff Wilhelm Keitel, In his de- nate party candidates for United sentative Fred A. Hartley, Jr., of ents to keep Close watch over their 000,000
A famous muHical-oomedy act)V
hildren's habit* of cleanliness and' < « the next seven years, has been ress says she owes her succm to
r Hi1 thi> taste of the American read- fense, attempted to explain the massacre of States Senator; the House of Rep- Arlington, the election of Walter have
them avoid unnecessary pub- sent to the White House for ap- early discipline. It was her mother
resentatives, seven seats in the A. Schaefer, of Calico Lane, Nutlcy.
It: ili
iluring the first six months of Russian prisoners by reference to the mis-State Senate, sixty places In the As the battles rage, voters we lic guthcrtnKs If, and when, the proval. Expected to get underway who gave the little girl a g.refttl
April, 1947, the plan calls for hand.—Punch.
maintaining a phlegmatic silence disease becomes prevalent.
i;is been made by the Book Man- treatment of Germans in the Edst but this
matching dollar-for-dollar contriwhich Is Interpreted by both party
issortment of county positions.
The Idea
) ! Institute and the results are ex- was stymied by the Russian prosecutor, United States Senator H. Alex- camps as favorable. The winners DRUNKEN DRIVERS: Intoxi- butions from the Federal Govern- If we haven't
misinterpret*! the
ment and the States,
cated
persons
stumbling
aloim
mtcresting.
who produced a document showing that ndei' Smith, of Princeton, is un- will be chosen between 7 A. M. and country highways and city streets
State Department's cauttoual pro)pposed for the Republican nomi- 8 P. M. on June 4 and their names
ARMY DOCTORS
on world-wide Brilcy,
I1- u 'King ia the report that ninety- Keitel had approved the program before nation for the position which he will be announced shortly there- experience many lost weekends in About 2,000 more doctors will be nouncement
the idea Is that Uncle Sam^ught
New Jersey when they come into
nut of the people read the Bible the war with Russia got underway. More- now'holds. Mayor George E. Brun- after.
'llgible for discharge under low- to preserve the open door Without
contact, with speeding cars.
length-of-service diischarge putting his foot in It.—Boston
inking 1B the observation that a over Keitel in response to a protest from a ler, of Camden, also unopposed, I N F A N T I L E PARALYSIS :— The State Motor Vehicle De- Ted
Herald.
the Democratic candidate for
partment reports that "under the cquirements.
German
admiral,
stated
that
he
approved
'•ivfiitaKe reid only a few verses
State health authorities are hold- influence of alcohol" was reported
he same posiiion.
ii mi Sunday or report that they the massacre of Russian prisoners saying Counties nominating State Sen- ing crossed - fingers wondering in 57 of the pedestrian fatalities
ators at the June 4 primary elec- what the year 1946 may produce and 171 of the total pedestrians
that "this is a new war."
>
• * J ii * time in their life.
tion include,. Atlantic, Bergen, In the infantile paralysis picture. injured in traffic accidents in New
Only eight cases of the dreaded Jersey during 1945.
lumberland, Hudson, Mercer, Morn, the survey reveals that
is and Ocean. With the exception malady have been reported this
Nearly one in every five adult
I
»i PIT cent read "Forever AmJudges Decide The Law
f Morris County, the Republican I year—four adults, two of whom pedestrians killed during the year
I1'1." ''•' of the lurid sex novels of the
Senator Styles Bridges, of New Hamp- State senatorial candidates, all of' were members of the armed forces had been drinking, according to
the department records. In the
pi>t. If this figure ia correct and shire, wants all future appointees to the
past thirteen years there 1mvt> been
ih.il we hear of the book is an accurate Supreme Court to promise to refrain trim
1)28 pedestrian fatiUilies In which
evldeuceof alcohol on the part of
tiie survey indicates that cqnsider- political action and to refuse to lend their
the pedestrian was reported.
Under The State House Dome
<>:> Vvr Cent Read The Bible
"iv time was given to the study of names to various movements of & public
"in1* of the heroine than to the study character.
•til
i it truths of the Bible.
There is something to the suggestion of
I Th»• i n ' fy reports that adventure books the Senator. There was a time when it was
11
must popular, with other favorites the general opinion in the Uited States that
w
ar books, social problems, history, a wan, appointed to the U. S. Supreme
II
mystery, humor and, last, po&try. Court, would divorce himself from future
1
ii«*' groups, the evidence indicates political ambitions and devote himself to
between fifteen and nineteen an effort to be utterly impartial in the conlad I l l l l
sideration of judicial matters.
>'<-• than any other group and that
Iteivs
reading declines as people grow While it is probably true that a majority
ivac•hint} a low at the age of sixty. of the members of the Court have made an
tlllu
[ ». it u pointed out, are more avid earnest effort to attain this ideal, it ,cannot be denied that the personal, political
i men.
|Wl,v
how people read is also dis- and economic philosophies of the juri:
1 u
iih the survey reporting fifty- are reflected in the decisions of the highest
i"i o u t reading at home, sitting tribunaj Thia was true in the days when
1 u
"l smoking, twelve per cent lying conservatives wrote majority opinions, and
1
• 'v*'n per cent listening to the radio it is true today.
While there is no specific provision in
"'"' I'w cent at W%rk,
law giving the Supreme Court the right to
set aside an act of Congress as uhconstitus
i><ed Hat Itt Price
tionla, the power was early assumed by
''"'ml Safety Council reports that? the Court and has been exercised BO long
111:1
" H.000 persons ware killed in as to be generally accepted
«nts in the flrrt three month* The result is that the laws at Congress,
vi'ar, which means an increase of .juat aB the laws of various states, when
I i
in i cent ov«r the same period serioUBly, questioned, mus tpass the test of
the jurists, who very often r^qrt to the
to ttw figurw which device of declaring laws unconstitutional
tint
porsona will b* ikto on because, they, are unreasonably arbitrary
or capricious.
-•
.
Obviously, these words me»b M»e thing
to a man of one philoaohy a
an exponent of a different ph
iwntly, th* wMitir
OUR DEMOCRACY
PERMANENT PASTURES
WHEN A FARMER MAKES A PERMANENT PASTURE
HE ACCOMPLISHES THREE THINGS:
HE ENRICHES THE TOP-SOIL.- PROTECTS HIS
LAND A6AINST EROSION-BUILDS THE
MILK PRODUCTION OF HIS H E R D .
WTO «w.tAviN«*
IN«U«ANCB ANO *AVtN«ft ACCOUNT* WK
MtQTICr OUft fMMUKt
RAdNG:—Racing of horses at
three tracks in New Jersey will get
under w«y on June 10 and continue until October 26 to the great
satisfaction of all racing fans.
The Monmouth Park Jockey
Club will start the racing season
oil at its new track in the Borouyh of Oceauport, near Long
Branch, on June 10 and continue
for 3(i days until July 20. Then the
new track uf the Atlantic City
Racing Association In Hamilton
Towuship, near Atlantic City, Will
step into the racing picture for
24 days fnmi July 'ii to August 17,
The Garden State RaciMS Association, at its pioneer track at
Delaware Township, near Camden,
will operate for the next 2* days
from August 18 to September 14
After the C'umden season Is over
the Atlantic City track will again
open for 18 days of racing from
September 16 to October 5. The
Canulen track will again open on
October 7 to wind up the racing
.si'ifcun after 18 days of racing on
October 26.
Fur Hie pleasure of those Interested in trotting HWW the Freehold Raceway at Freehold wil
open on July 22 for 24 days of
ruclim between that dftte »nd September 7. Races will be run on
Mumiiiv, Wednesday, Friday tnd
.Saturday. During the week of the
Flemiuijton Pair from Augitst 37
to September a the Freehold track
will operate only on Monday and
vSatuvdtty BO that the trotters may
run at the fair Tuesday through
Friday without oomjWttUon.
the New J
iperiment S
gained i
for contrlbu
ment of
ably in the
pec ted t o '
the future, i
There ia no cbuae of a successful dispute about payment oi a hill ii you pay
by check. You know you paid, and you
can prove it any time by producing th*
cancelled check.
Faying by ohtok saves time and worry.
It gives you protection; it adds to your
business prestige. We invite you to open
ft checking account with this bank.
M»mb,,
M.mb.r
F«t*ral
Deposit
SlfitM*
Corp.
NATIONAL
M
I
FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1946
?: PAGE EIGHT
it
State
SHOP N S G
and R ECT
IN THIS COMPLETE
•»
M i stKtt
P. A. 4-13J*
|jf
Firestone Dealer Store
I,
-
M l Raveerelt A n n * *
Certeret, N. J.
278 Hobart Strwt
'
Cart. S-tMl
P«rth Aml»«y, N. J.
ft
Bakeries
r
t
Ywtk Stops
BAKE TREATS
§falitlif-PaiflrHii|rH»
Statioitrs
John KI»<UU«kl, Prop.
E. White
GROCER An% BUTCHER
PAINTING AND
' PAPER HANGING
FLOORS REFINIJHED
309 Pwtklnc Avaque
Bardyn Youth Shop
Mai Calm, Prop.
Carter**, N. J.
At Rea»onable Price.
Pboa« C»rl«r«t M M ?
324 St. Ja*M« A»enue
Weedbridfe, N. J.
Woodbridfe 8-0604
U Waikirtfton Are.
Carl. 8-«»l*
HORSE SHOEING
Harriott and Nelson Av«.
Avenel, N. J.
# Departmeit Stores §
I for Curtaim, Drip*!, Yard Coodi
udift' Sportwtar, Hoaiehold
Fornlihinii
GIOCEtlEB AND
DELICATESSEN
Kain Mortuariet, Inc.
WoodUrldf a, N. J.
Call Wo. 8-0869 after 6 P. M.
Dmbach\ Market
Grocer and Butcher
Pkimbltiff and Heating
Jobbing a Specialty
552 New Bruntwick Av«nu
Jottph Pad
Fords, N. J.
Telephone, Perth Amboy 4-4533
42 Hudson Street
Al's Market
Telephone Cartmt W7II
A. 1OHAYDA, Prop.
FUwers
Mentcher'sDept. Store
U WASHINGTON AVENUE
CABTERET, N. J.
U\Wt flower Shop, Inc.
Rente 31, Klnf Geerfe Road
Woodbridfa. N. J.
Steres
Telephone Woodbrldf. 8-1B86
•
Raymond Jackson
DRUGGIST
We Telegraph Flower.
•
t FnriU & Vegetables •
Telephone 8.0783
Telephone: 8-0564
Jatper A Son
31 Salem Avenue
Carteret, N. J.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR
CARTERET 8-8366
[he Chickens
COPPER LEADERS * GUTTERS
Freeh killed and dre.ted poultry.
—Fre.h Efft—
Woodferidje Art. 4 E St.
Clayton r DtUcatesten
Fre«h FrttiU and Vete table.
Complete Line of
Grocarie* and Deticatetien
Brayer't lt» Cream
Open 7:30 A. M. to 11 P. M.
503 New Bruntwick Ave.
Corner Li«( Street
• Electric
Perth Amboy 4-X9S8
Service Electric Co.
118 Main Street
Woodbrid««, N. J.
t Electrical Contractor*
• Plant Maintenance
• Home Repaln
• Building Maintenance
For Service and Estimate
Telephone Woodbridge 8-1811
• Sari - Dirt - FIJI •
Freik Fruit, and Vegetaklei
,III it/
S^^N.
BIRDS EYL
94 Main St., Waodbrldfe, N. J.
Wood. 8-aia)
We Hvc aad reileem S*H
Ford., N. J.
Donald T. Manson
INSURANCE
3APOL1N PAINTS
Representing Borntoa Bmtberl
a\ Co. Orer 25 Yeart
Service Hardware Co.
Hardware T«oU, Oilt, Clan
Plumbinf Suppliei
h
TeL Woodbridge M S M - J
•7 Main 5lre«l
Wo<rArldle, H- J
Office Tel. Perth Ambof 4-32M
REAL E»TATR AND
LAMP SHADES
Fr«th Frultt, V«get»blei aid
Grocertci
• l u t a r & MtUwork •
INSURANCE
57J New 8r»»no
Cohen,
Ford., N. J.
Friendly Market
» JAMES STREET
WOODBRIDGE
Fiel Oil
f u e l M«l Rangt CM
Quality Oil C*
769 Rahway AWWI
4M Raltw«y Arcnna
Wv^Krldfe, N. J.
Telepkone ('1646
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
Nr J.
526 Gorham Avenue
TIRES RECAPPED
Telephone WO. 80238-J
TaU r**r «*r e« tW "i»nf wo«i"
lUt M W . Wttb imooth t»r»» on a
aU«k itr**t anylhini ««• tappea.
Don't amUpgar jranr lift or «Va
H»e» of other*. Have your tiree re-
Public Affection Shown
By Yanki h Penalized
Woodbridf., N. J.
Birages
« l MAIN STREET
WQODBMDGE, N. J.
W. T. WetUake A Son*
FUEL, KEROSENE AND
KANQE OIL
SERVICE
», A. 4-1504, 4-3523
Vivp*!/.:
i
XELBpHONE 8-0231
ALL LOADS INJURE"
iHtairMU
fp
f ft 9t«raf« Co.
M«fU|
Ro d
F»r Wtll
1*9
Carttrtl Rutmrat
*
M. J .
«•«
Call
111 ItMMVtU Kvmm
N, i.
Woodbridf^ M. I
Children's
dreasea. Steady
one week
vacation
work;
with
WO44S7I
O i m A N P RELIGIOUS
ARTICLES
way, N. J. Call llahwuy 7 :"l
5 P. 11.
FOR RENT
SUBLET for summer—apartment
or house near Barber, N. J. ReROOFI'5C
sponsible couple with best references. Robert Mulliken, Packer ALL TYPES OF ROOFS r.-p.u
Hotel, Perth Amboy.
5-33
SlaU^hinglei, C\e ami
•
SEWING MACHINES
•
DIAMOND
Repairinf of all types of sewing ROOFINO AND METAL WOKS
305 New Brunswick Av
maohlno*. EiUi»»U« (ne.
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Highest c u b price* paid new (or
used Sinter machines..
P. A. 4-0448
Call or write
PERSONAL
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
70 Smith Street
F R E E I If E M B B S acid i-aim-s y«
Perth Amboy 4-8141
pains of Stomach Ulcers, hid
6-9 to 6'i»
jgeation,
Heartburn,
ll>'l'l»»l
j Blotting, Nauaea, Gas Pan^,
New Hprlni and Bummer CIMMI free MPU>U Udga, at (^niliiu l'<^
HKWING CLASSES
TOfc.5fO.—Japanese-Ainencini a>
well a« other American members ol now fproilnf. ClasM* mornini, Stow,
the occupation forces are being sum- afternoon and evenlnt*. Ltinlt«4
7St Rahway A*enua
marily court-martialed (or "public number accepted. Complete court*
W«odbri«,«. N. J.
RKPA1R SERVICE
display of affection toward Japa- $10.00.
WOaV0t76
nese women."
Enroll Today.
LAWN MOWERS Bhurpinnl;
Sinter Sewlnf Center
Lt. William P. Kelly of Bath.
Vinds of UW> filed; washing ml
19
Smith
Strut
Maine, the summary court officer
chlnej repaired. E, II. Alln
Perth
Amboy
4-0741
o( tb« No. 1 )udge ndvocate'i o(5-9 to 9-W 104 H«»ld Street, C a r t e l .
flee of the 8th army, said the Nisei
«/ere "American soldiers in uniform
—AUTO-ROCK—
ind U the girU »m o( the game race
WSECKlNCi
Lubrication Practically Under
x^Jupanesf^H's )ij»t a coincidence. BOOKKEEPIMJ service. System
Condi«loni
"As a matter of fact," he said,
installed. Tax work. Rate* re»y
Avenel Auto Wreckiur
"there wan a 28-year-old NUei here gonable. Telephone Rahway 7
H. Mathews
Tel. Wood. 9-0B4O
last night who was pretty urieepish •mU
U«*vUl« and Inman Aw
4-18 IK, 5.23*
IU*ct «nd Rahway Avenu* abput the whoW th|ng,"
Bftliway, N J
Kelly said the number 'if olTcndWANTED
wanted In any coiuliii"
Woodbridge
tr« was tow—six in the Tofcyu area
WB PAY CASH
(n th* last W Itoun The procedure. WILL pay 6« a pound for cle*D
URAhwav 7-3101, day m>
rags.
IndependentLe»d«r,
18
tie said. U to fliif them $10 and luck
Lfeden 2-5185, evenim:
r#en Street, Woophrldge, N. J.
(hem Up in the Tijkyu metrwpolilait
5-23 I" I'
police etlki. thtii anil the >i>i>n'9
GARAGE
GUNSMITHS
pcnunandini uDJcur (o
HELP WANTED
Standard Euo Products
brought up next tnurning
Phone
Sportsmeiw-Cunt! —
*
nd I-05J3
WAITERS
9,000 TOM el Raw Sugar
Car, AwhfT Affan* aad
Let MI rebuild ll»«t Q*raMn
•
WAITRESSES
pestroyed in Tidal Wave Mauier you brougdt home l»to
Se«end Street
KILO, HAWAII. - Nearly 1,000 a beautiful big ieaie iporter.
«ODA DKPENSKKS
Thrti and
tonai of r«w sugar ware destroy**
M . H, J.
All mabei of thotgUBI, rUe«
SHQRT ORDER
|ti th« dl|aitrpy# April ) U4al wave
which ajio thrwtens to result In and reTolren repaired, rebuilt,
tH* kiss ol hall Ike Island's Ut.SOO- reitocked and rebUied.
ton \m produsHw.
An official survey by ttte Suggr
E. H. YOUNQ
Factors company and the Hawaiian
Uaaaailtl
.
OUH-WASHKUS
WflDUr» assootsllon nvtalad
l«P o|| tr«iowuU«l «Rd
d P. O. B e . 30
\
OARDBNEK
A»MM Mkl
rfiye faculties may ca.use the l«*s
nwtt thaw 150,800 tons ol raw
BAKERS
SUM*" thil f**T,
, W04-I914
VOtaH WHMlwuies p n h« ^ ,
rlejdty rebuilt or rapid •mergeney
Quality Tire C».
lAatdfakff Aiiilhids Ifitttd auaiaa m w
(Hired by the iriatxJ's 14 plantations
L^fft MmtUn of
HAND MADE FLOWERS
• "frauint
lal.
¥ • # Jer«#*
M1CHASL &UlffB«,
J
9m
«IM«>
HELP WANTED I'EHAI 1
pay; goodt pay. Apply
Carteret Novelty
Dress
FOR SALE
Company,
52
Wheeler
COEDE ftRd Cordelfc pocki-UAvenue, Carteret, N. J.
made to order. $1T. and up. Mi
6-2 tf K. Peterson, 299 Adams St., Hi
Hohhm Brother
J. Umrd Hami Ca.
Tela-«0U»
noun
Service Statins •
on
Amoco Service Station
Frank R, Dunham, I he,
VACUUM CLEANERS
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
Powtr$ and Retdy
30 Yean Experience
•
GIRLS ranted to work on MI
lamp shades. Apply win
Tombs, Fertv St., Sewaren. N
Telephone Woodbridge B-lni
•Palitlig-Paper Hanging*
Painters and Paperhangers
» Real Estate - In&nraice
To work
Fords, N. J.
Sand and Dirt Fill
Pkox
•
Telephone Perth Amboy 4 0 1 3 8
Louli Durnya, Prop.
1'huiiB I'rrtb Ambor 4-S7S5
S l l New Brwwwick Avenue
HOME APPLIANCES - RADIOS
JV. J, Electric
Service Corp.
John F. Ryan, Jr.
.
P. A. 4-1040
WoodhridgeFruitExchange
h499 New Bruntwick Avenue
Radios
OPERATORS WANTED
• Welding and Braiing
PorUUe Equipment
369 New Bntntwick Avanue
Anderson Radio
HARDWARE and PAINTS
Fiona 8-3382
DaWgren'i
ELECTRIC IRONS
T.l.pao« Woodbrld,. 84)645
438 SMITH ST. (Cor. Grace St.)
Woodbridge, N. J.
I FROSTIU "^aia^- r u w ^ J
FLOOR LAMPS • HEATERS
Hardware
Forrfi Hardware Co., he.
M Main Street
5 Louis Street, Carteret
Telephone Carteret 8-5964
Woodbridge, N. J.
SIGNAL CORPS
Surplus Auto Radio* Rebuilt
Complete. DiaU will fit tnott can.
Guaranteed. $24.00
Full Line of Replacement Parti
Hard to Get Tube*
(We Pick Up aid DelWer)
Owned •bd Oyeralrd by Vtlrnai
Ford*, N. J.
CLASSIFIED
Brazing •
Clark's WMng Work,
PorfePonltry
and
FOODMAftKBT
"Quality Productt"
Dellrery S«r»Ut
ArndA f, Schmidt
Poiltry
88 Main Street
Woodbridfe, N. J.
TAXI
Woodbridge, N. J.
Oil Burner* Installed
Carter*!, N. J.
Henry Janun ft Sen
TIP TOP
28 Claire Avenue
1 S-10-25c and Up Counter! Cort«f •#, Bouquets, Floral Pt**a»,
| Stationary 8iippli»« and MagaalMi Pott.d
d
d
Ford., N. J.
Wotibriige Taxi Service
W B. herson
282 Main St.
Synowitcki Funeral Home
Men'*, Women'* and
ChiMron'a Wear
WASHERS
Taxi
Repair Work a Specialty
But*h«r and Grocer
I
PlmniUld Rooting Co.
Plumbing and Heating
BIS Rabwey Arenue
WoodbHd*.
WO-8-1421
Service of Serene Beavty and
Simplicity
DIGNIFIED FUNERALS AS
LOW AS $180
Tel. P. A. 4-4«4|
Cor. I t ate and WatWnitoB Street!
Perth A»b«w, N. J.
22B W. Jerwy St., EH»abe*k, N. J.
86 ElliajMth ATC., Newark, N. J.
85 Main Street
Woodbridfe, N. J.
.
I
Willianp Murphy
PLUMBING
C. HMf. P«f•
Fweral Dlrtctors •
•
Janni't
Rahway Avenue Grocer
« t
REPAIR WORK
^
ToUpkoH, Woedbridfe 8-2141
John't Market
Everytblnf for lafenti a«4
CMMran
fjjSe 1 NF.W BRUNSWICK AVE.
If*
FORDS. N. J
Blacksmith
....-,...John Netboylo
•
Hwet Rooting Co.
115 Main Street
Woodbridge, N. J.
Cart. M717
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Mooney's Bakery
1
/"~~
Eye Eiaminatiom
By Appointment Only
66 Washington Arcnue
Carter*, N. J.
H*Urt Balidia,
,'Yo« Car Be Sur« of Flavor and
[: Quality at Moon*r'i B*Werj
t We'dJIni and Birth Jar Cak*.
I
a Spetielly
&>
Open itnttft
|Pli.n. 4-53M
J.**If ||'« Moomy'i—It's tit* Bait'
I
MEATS A N D GROCERIES
• Slenteriztis Salon t
Modem Slenitming Salon
OPTOMETRIST
FINE FURNITURE
building (or agricultural research
MOSC0V. *• A powerful ,
Is completed.
lmtalltUm «hleh
capture,
, . hie 4 t v
The UgWatare this year t p propriHed 1188,000 tp provide for kttam | m * u r « of two
the building of the first unit of (2».4 Mundi per muare IIHIU ,,
the new structure, and official* at Ing » Jfcminute demonstration ,.
the station are very anxious to mt UitakMan pretervo fart,,,-,'
going as soon as pneslhle on the Pravda 41«patch from ;
actual construction.
•aid recently
Further development of strepoT%e haJJatUt wai d e v e l o p ...
mycin, which bids fair to rival the ffMduce. Of Dr. Federin,
penicillin and the sulfa drugs in «ro. h«td Ol the Hriio Lnlx,, „
Iti medical importancr, anrl other Power luitltute of the Acml<, •
antibiotic substances at the sta- fici«nee:i of ftn u.s.s.n.
tion, is planned when more room
HINES ROOFING CO.
The IWinUr w»a mid in i,.
1« provided the scientists for I heir
Ing on t b t problem of api,! v ; :,,.
Gutter. - Leader. •
Important
work.
Farmers
of
New
'"*
vi.u «r
Jersey are particularly anxloiM ll( atfiM tadult'Ul to efT. ri ,
Slate tad Aiphelt R«of>
lt
ST M»*U»r Avenne
.hat. the first unit of the new build- «ntlei 1» production.
Rabberold
l'l»riil«T.«r. N. J
ing be started after July 1 when
T.I. l». H. S-aOBl
the State funds become available Starring Eat Clay in
llndrr H u l l ' * " 1
JERSEY JIGSAW:-The New
of
Jersey Btatn Police organization Chinaj UNRRA Flie, F <,
l.s«Ur C !•**•
has been cited for a quarter oen
4 M 9«koo| Street, Woodbrldf*
SHANGHAI. — Emerijen. ,
Merlr «'. Menoo"" lury for distinguished service t(
Telephone 81077
tributlon of food by air lo i-Sn. * ••<• * Ho*
l.ratlat: I'rrlk Ankor farmers by the New Jersey Agri- •tarvlng pioplt it being nrt>.
NKipn «t Our Corner cultural Society . . . Increased gas
TINSMITH AND ROOFER
rates In New Jersey are being con by UNBRA in *n effort to
R«ofint and tiding work
sidered by the State Board of Pub a famine IO levere that Bcvorni
lloot art reported entim; ,
faaraateed
lie Utility Comml.isionerR. . ,
Sara aaU.Ban'i cemaiU.ion
Pour Agricultural fairs will be held root*, the btrk of trees ;,n,\ ,
»
in New Jersey this summer at clay.
Why pay $300.00 for a
Trenton, FleminRton. Branchvllle
Major General Che.nnnuii
$180.00 job?
and at Parslppany-Trny Hills. . . . held of the famed Flying Tic-r
New Jersey casualties In World former oommindlng genprai •
Nothing to pay extra for
Magaiinei
War II reached 31,lfit u ol Um\\ IMh *lr forts, diiclowd in> •-• •
CreetUg Card.
31, Adjutant General James I. Ing i n air transport unit i.
Bowers has announced. . . . Sixty ITNUllA relief to stricken : n - ,
Typewriter Ribboni
•B wWiewood Ave.
new laws were enacted for the traniport li necmnry becan
Carbon Paper
Woodbridfe, N. J.
benefit of New Jersey war veterans
Wo. 8-2279-M
Whitman Candiea
the dlfflcultlei faced by inm! ,„,,!,
by the 1940 legislature.
The
travel.
e
CotU't Ice Cream
ChWinault It seeking former : l u ,
menu for the annual luncheon
Corner Green St. ft Rahway Ate which more than 1.200 graduates | beri of bis old American vi.l ^
r
Telephone 8-1449
of Rutgers University will attend group to participate In tlii> i
an part of their reunion activities
on Saturday. June 8, luis been
trimmed of bread and rolls, soup has ruled. . . . Nlnety-iuir
and pastry, and the $000 .saved of rabies In dogs has bem
Asphalt Shingles - Slate
will be turned over to the Famine in Mew Jersey by the 8tuii< I >.; i;g
Imergency Committee,
. Exten- raent of Health. . . . An rlon of New Jersey's eight district mental test of sprays coni;
lealth offices to Include rural
DUnellen 2-6M8
ireas, is planned by the Stute Ue- DDT will be applied to elm nS
Day and Night Service
rartment of Health.
. Better partment of Agriculture limn.
change your mind If you had de- It) New Jersey soon, thr :
Tel. Wood. 8-0200
eded to let weeds take over last Department of Amicuiiuir
rear's Victory Garden plot, warns nounces.
447 Pearl Street
,he New Jersey Extension Service.
Tinning and Sheet Metal Work
. . . Arthur W. Magee, Htate Motor
4EHJSEY JIfiSAW
N. I,
WoodbrUg.
Vehicle Commissioner, asks motor- potato growers are wnmii
Roofing, Metal Celling, and
ist* to rid themselves of ideas that whether they will be refund
ParM«« W.rk
police officers and motor vehicle year to give a certificate o( i>
inspectors are enger to make ar- to cows before they arnpt
590 Alden Street
rests and secure convictions. . . . spuds. . . . The law hatclm
Fertilizer peddlers selling lawn Trenton is responsible fur
Woodbridge, N. J.
dressings of questionable value are
mandatory laws that cat N;
CAB SERVICE, INC. again on the loose lij New Jersey, of
substance of the taxpavci.'< in
the State Department of Weights part of the State, accunlitu '
14-HOUR SERVICE
and Measures warns. . . New Jer- New Jersey Taxpayers A.S;«H I
Phone WO-8-1400
sey judges are not required to im- . . . 8trawberry shorlcakr i
138 WEDGEWOOD AVENUE
pose mandatory sentewtts for mo- CM) look forward to an c\n
WOODBRIDGE
tor vehicle lavC violations, Attor- crop of the delicious UIMIHMotored Rate.)
ney General Walter O. Van Riper year.
l i t Flrtt M Mil*
ROOFING AND INSULATION
10, Each Additional V4 Mile
ft
t
Or. H. L Mou
Georgi't Market
Upper ft Co., Inc.
«et • Ho«. aad A»t»
Oitmetrlsts
• Groceries & Meats •
Fulton
•
t>F.t* Their
(Continued Worn Editorial
Mk«W. n o ' aMrUNUloa ,
*wBiVr.T»tlteiirHR WTo*
m*m
M'TK
LKJAI, NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
^*'*v»*&vy)4)*&*fmMs^^
lild, or bid »bov« minimum, hy the >*rch Street thence (I)
Mayor and Council anil (hit pAym^nt
Larch Street to tilt South
tli*r<M>r hy t h e nurrhftaer ncronilnic wtsttrlr Una of th* Borough ol
to tlie munnflr nf purrhnst* Irt nc Carter*t; these* i l ) alon» M M
r o T i l a n T wllli tprm* ot snip o h nip,float hwutarli Una in a NorlhWMt
UHi Hnrninh of C H U T I - I will riVllvrr *rly
and W*«t«r|y dlrtcMoa t»
a Bargain Mill S»le ili'Kil Mr iiiLI Blair Road, thence M) Northerly
premise*
along hlatr Ro#d to the N*w Jtr*«r
Terminal
Kallruad.
th>ne« (I)
AtimjRT I I 'Ell II V,
HnriiuEh Cl»rk JEaiurly, along th* Ntw J*r**1
Terminal
Railroad
to
th* Central
To tin Mdvorllm-rt May 17, 1 n4« ami
M»y i!4. 1918 In tin- rarlKrcl I'rem.* Rattrnad of Now Jers*y; tti»oc» (I)
Acme Has the Variety and the Values!!
Northerlr, alon* th« Central PUII
oad of New Jrruy to th* South
P B R M A I I K N T RK41IKTHATIOV
.rly lln* or lands of Meitran P*
A N D BLHCTION N O T l r r .
roleum Corporation' thtnc* i7)
BOROUGH OK CAHTKHKT
Westerly, along said land* lo a
NOTICE T O T H K VOTKIIS
point oppoilu Klllmor* A»*nu«;
PRIMARY RI,K<TI<)>
hsne* (I) Southerly to Plllmor*
N o t i c e In hereby i i i v m
thai
Avmtie and along said (treat to
primary flection
for nil ixilhl
Carteret Avenue, thence (I) Bouthp a r t i e s will be 1 if 1.1 i n nnil fo thr •asterly, along CarUrst Ar*nu« to
l l o r b u g h of Cnrterf^t on
liinden Street; thence (1°) North
Tt'RIWAY, J I N K 4TH. IM4I
•rly along Linden Htr««t to Wash
b e t w e e n t h e hrtiirH nf ; n v i u r k
[niton Avtnue: thtnc* (11) Bastthe m o r n i n g ami 8 IM lm k in i h « srly alona; Washington AT«IJU« to
n v e n l n g , DnyllHM Saving; T i m e , fn
th* place of Beginning.
the piiriiimc of ini.lu. IIUK n 1'rl
m a n r election for II:.. noinlrintlon n
DISTRICT NO. «:—(Voting pla««.
orflrcs herfimifti L r .N'fllKimltMl
High Bihool). UKOINN1NQ at th*
One ( I i r u t t e d Ktuim
Sfnulin
Intersection of Noe and Mapl*
full term,
'
8lr«*U with rershlng Arena*, runOne (1) Member of t h e Ilflunf of sing thence (1) Rasterly along laid
R e p r e s e n t a t i v e ) ! for tin- Fifth Con . '•*
1 ^ Street and Maple Street to
l
greSslonn
hint H i t
Tn. r»*JJ Street; running thtnee (11)
A Ooverimr of iin. NI.HI, nf N B V Norlh«rVj
N t h l
h lll
alone
sstdd TThwnal
Jemey.
THE
Btrtet
to Burke
Enjoy that " f a r m fresh" flavor of Acme produce—rushed hours fresher every morning to your nearby Acm« Markttl
Fancy
^
Strett; run urns,
Three (J) Mrmtiers nf tire Oi-n
thtnc* (I) Westerly along Ml*
(-ral Asuemhly of the Hint., or Now Burka Street to Wasnlngton A*«Jemey
nut, running thence |«) Northerly
T w o (!) Memtinrs ur the Hoard o alonr iald Washington ATtnu* t*
Chosen Frci'liiihlvrn for I he County th* Northerly link of tb* Conlen
of Hlcid'lene.x,
Tract; running thence (I) W*»lOne ( I ) Mnyor for the Horoug
(rly alnnK sala Conlon line to th*
Millar, rt former tnoctal
of Carteret.
Westerly line of the Bradr Trasi;
T w o ( 2 ) Cmincllmen for t h e Hor running thence H) Northerlr along
t ,. i r | . w | | | hf t h * »(M»Ioilgli of Carteral.
Mid Brady Una, ir> the Southerly
, ( , •• Kraft Mimic H u l l "
A Malu £ I-VIIIHIC Mtinlicr for theline of the Mexican Petroleum CorS t a t e C o m m i t t e e from tin, Republi- poration Tract; running thanes (T)
1,,-rinnlniE M a y 1 6 .
c a n Tartyy HM(1
d H
a Mule ft
Id "KemHlr alona; the said lln* to Flllmor*
Mcmliir fur t h r Hlatn C o m m i t t e e Avenue; running thence (%) Bouthrrom t h e Itrmix ratli- I'urty.
«rly along aald Flllmore A»enu* to
A Male a m i 1'Vmale Member (if Carteret Avenu*; running thenc*
the
Cduiily Corrnnltl«i> from th<! (9) Southeasterly along aald CarRepublican and Deinm ratlc I'arllpv teret
Avenue to Linden fltreet,
from every eiei tlon < 11 a t r i c t In lh«running thenre 110) Northerly ILIOIIK
Horough.
aald Linden Htreet to Washington
GKNKRAI, KI.K4TI0N
venue; running thence 111) along
Notice l» heroliy given thai n
lid Waahlngton Avenu* to PershGeneral
election
will
!>.•
hi'ld
In
nml
>C Avenue; running thence III)
,i wild West la no more; for t h e Horougli of Caru-rel.
ortherly along said Persl tng Av»
i, Kuropean Immigrant T t J B t D A Y , *4IY KMBKK STH. IHA ue to Noe Street and Maple fllrinl
b e t w e e n the hour* H! ; o'i lock In o the point or place of Heglnnlng
.„,.,,.(i to find savage red- t h e mornlnK and S o'clock In the
D18TKICT NO 7 —vVotlng plac*.
' , h , street* of New York e v e n i n gg,, Kaslt'rn .SUndnnl Time, for
athan Hal* School). HEUlNNINU
the puruoHt*
p u H (if
f c udmthiK n general
t th* Intersection of Not Btred
,.,„„. lPKendary. But for the
e l o c l i o n for Mu-f i c t i o n of offlr«a >nd Maple street wtlh Pershlng
I
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FREE....
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IT MAY CONCBIIN:
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11
I w i i directed 10
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"Hi uivft a t 8:00 P. M.
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•i" Avenue, C u r t e r « l .
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CARTERET 8-5855
i1"' i.iKlieHt bidder *#-
H'- ol s a U III! fill) With
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CALL TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
•' I ll.at on We4nes-
i"»»uant to law, fllW
I1"" .it which tatdlota
»iii be sold tqg«tha*
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I'l'lcu bvlng
"'V
Beauty « p e r t will be at our .tore today and
tomoto«s
of ford
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you con't
to miss. Buy
several boxes!
2 . boxes 2 , 9
ASPARAGUS
JUMBO JERSEY
J e r r y ' s finest tender fresh asparagus, rushed
PEAS
The finest peas of the country!
Fancy Grade A Roasting
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•
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in
Frtih Ttndei
Colifomla
Why pay more?
• . . I . , . —
CHICKENS 49c
. _ .._
* 43c
\,
Ali sizes. All
j SPINACH Fresh Tender Green
lb. 5 c
: GRAPEFRUIT J™y Fhrida
each 7 c
delicious!
• RADISHES R«* R««»n 3 bunches 1 0 c
: SCALUONS F™<y C"»»
bunch 5 c
Ducklings M island »>. 3 5c!
Our tupplie* of beef, lamb, veol and pork ore better *
than average. We do not reserve meatl—-our policy • » • • • • • •
is first come, first served. Come, shore in our < Attention I'roipecliw
better-than-average supplies.
PORGIES ' t
WeakiishlT
Whitings t
Fresh Fillet Haddock ib. 3 7 c
Sleak Cod F l t lit \ Smells f;;h, *
JUNE BRIDES
A valuable odd ill on la y«vr horn*.
50,000 way. la prtpar* fo»d balanced menui. Every rtdpe
l l
and approved.
HY
Party Loat °r,,32<
Deviled Ham
PREM swlfn
TREET
" r 34<
The MOR Family
Sauerkraut
urg,
n r i f FFARMDAU.
ARM
No. 1 a n
llH)
Swetl
Glenwosd F.ench Styls •
D n , n f Glenw
Spinach r ? ,
Kidney BeansTJ
No
Soy-O-Tash
JMt
Del Monte Peas ^
Mor Pork 1 1 J Mar B..f, V.al.
ll-oi tin J i V 0' Lamb, 12-oi.
JAMES RIVER 4h-oi. jar
T#nd#r
L U f l l Cieoiimd
Pork & Beans
Ir^Tc" " t o l ^ ~ e .
^,. „„
oeans M,t
Beans
2O-oi. con
NEW AMERICAN
COOK BOOK
, $1.10
ASCO Foncy
16 ox. Can
GrudrA, new pauk' Unmukhuble vcilue
only
Libby -fJ:r, 1» - Gibbs 18tf. Van Camp ' r
Corn Flakes r % H
ShreddedRalston'XiU
Puffed W h e a t s : 9^
Puffed Rice T C \lt
Rice Krispies
KIX Cereal 7Z \H
Arrowroot Crackers \H
Cream of Rice 711U
P e a c h e s FarmdaleEvdporated ib-3 5 CShredded Wheat X
While Vinegar
Prunes
Q-T Pie CrusC;:
Heinz VinegariZ*
l3'
Beechnut S n t , •- H
Clapp's Cereal 2 Z. lit Tomato Soup K T wn
Gerber Cereal 2 +vJit
5oupMix 3
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I T 8-oi tlA
r
Btnr CROCKER NOODLE
T
SUNSHINE 7(i-oi. fkg. Baby
, California
40-50
KEILOGG'S
BRILLS
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:d, mokuv fine pie, dewerls, tit- Iry tlwjm!
Delicious
BAKING NEEDS
ASCO
Quail
..
ill*
:.
SasdUu
l l - o i . pkg.
POWDER
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE
LONDONQEMY
Con
CREAM-WHITE
Spaghetti Dinner'X
32 Shorteninglb
7'Voj.
Kraft Dinner
Burnetts Vanilla B>nk
Princess Window Cleaner Battl. I w t Vanilla Extract
Ice Cream Mix il".
Morton Salt 2 X
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(When ^
pka.
Ill-OJ-
ASCO
2-oi.
Bcttl«
Pcnn-Rad Motor Oil
10
Q
J
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t
$ 1 . 9 9 Tax
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Incl.
DUFF'S
J
"> >•»»• o f
' "Hanm-.,
IDEAL Sw.tl.n.d ORANGE
Juice ^ J U
Pineapple Juice SH14<.
Prune Juice £ 5 : 2 4 1
Rich, full flavor. Unmatchable voluc! Try a poeltagf
at these low prices! Featured in all Acme M o r k t t l .
BEVERAGES
Tea Bagi, Instant Coffee
tola Club Quart BortU
Lipton Tea Bags 1*J
Root Beer 3 ^ 26ft
SOL CAFE
t
NESCAFE
.:: IH Sparkling Wafer 10<Z
Ginger Ale \H
Instant Coffee__5
«»b Roy Quail Barri*
tab Roy Quail BottU Pal* Dry
BORDCN'S
• Evaporated Milk f Z d ;" 4 £ ?5c
lb
Peanut Butter hiZlT
'« 30c
Pineapple Preserve ..^al 2*L 40c
Lummis Krisp Peanuts
J t 2 R - 19c
Dill Pickles long's
°"«"J« 27c
CHEESE
India Relish
Borden Chateau] ,L
oi
StuHed
Olives
r..3?<
Kraft Velveela " i .
Provolone rcZi "• 5 k
Hartley °ZL«.
Edam Type Ch..
L
i
Tootsie Fudge Mix
Fontelle X»°* <•«<
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FRENCH'S Crtom Salad
olorsd
Ib.
SOAPS—WHEN AVAILABLE
24-oz.
23c
CHIFFON SOAP FLAKES
„
Palmolive Toilet Soap 3 cakes 20c
Palmolive Bath Soap 2 cakes 19c
*,a..
>
BlUe
j
bUClS
Any Soup or Alon* Ur Small Wuihu >Vi-Ot. Q r
«Ju« Ai It Wash**. Us*wiib
Phg " ^
Speed-Up Soap Flakes
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S i 20c I
Oor Markets Will Be Closed A I I Day Memorial Day, Thursday, May 30
, M»J M and 25, from 10 K Mj»«
5 P. M. One-half hour for each
KOCHEKS PHARMACY
~ WLUAM *. KOCHW, « t O- Cartertrt 8-MW
,,'•",'
2'!23r25
GlENWOOD KLENDED
I
Fully illuitrattd, intsrslting and
ismpishsntivi. 1024 Pagtil
CEREALS
Campbell Ir n sl p 111
Vegetable Soup,ZJO< WHEATIES 1Z.1U
GerberSSLd *
AV£WUE
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0™p*frull
GSCO Orange Pekoe
h
V l O P P S Fiulli and Ssupl Jai
GLENWOOD UniwMltMd
Smithfield Spread
SOUPS & SAUCES
BABY FOODS
JUICES
CANNED MEATS
CANNED VEGETABLE FEATURES
MCo
Check Your N t r i t !
Buy Now For
V^
h
Memorial Day!
^ S H ^
Buy these stople picnic needs this week-end and save!
'"
iotio« that « , i
to whlah
bunch
fresh from the fields!
n
(My o limited number can be accommodated
ripe
price that
Super Suds
" <;AL NOTICES
Tirm, fdncy slicing red
,?«
New Books
,,,,,-,rnn» the WUd West H hereinafter
.Avenue; running thence (1) In a
One (II Itnltcd
Monator, | WeMerly direction along said No*
, uniind the corner from
full term.
Sllil
'traet and Maple Street tn Thornall
,
«•(. still get a big Uck
One
Member of the. Home of itrtet; running thenc* i l ) Mnrthp\<
lleprenFiilutlvc!)
for
tinF
i
f
t
h
Con,lin
about
it,
Maybe
irlr along aald Thornall Htreet to
|r;1
K
out
K r e u l o n a l lilntrl.t.
Burke Strut; running thenc* (I)
nlll
adu!t substitute for
A
Governor
of
tlie
.Slate
of
N
e
w
Westerly
along said Burke Strut
till,,,wi»ys and Indians. In J«r»ey,
;o Waihtngton Av«nue; running
Three
(3)
Memhers
of
t
h
e
Gen, „
whence (4) Northerly along aald
,,i. The American West,"
eral Assembly of tin
of Now I Washington Av»nu* to Randolph
I,, William Tare, is a treas- J e r s e y .
Btreet; running thenc* (I) KanMrlr
T w o ( ! ; Mcmhers »f t h e Hoard of along salo Randolph
' '
Stre*t
(•
,,,. ,,f the glamorous past.
Sirt
Kri'tholilcra for tlie County Heald Strut; running th«nnc» (I)
urf 1
omc of the best writing o (
leni:x.
Northerly along said Heald Street
HenOne (1) M i n o r for t h e Uorough :o
II West—legends, stories,
Rooievalt
Avenue;
running
of Carteret.
Ihtnce (7) Easterly
slong
said
, , ; n - r a l i v e s , authentic
T w o (2) I'oun. - a 1 ill c ta fur t h e Bor-Roosevelt Avenue to I'ershlng Aveo u g h of OariiTi-t.
,n,l Ijiillads.
nue: running thence (I) Southerly
The polling places for t h e various along iald Penning Avtnu* to No*
ii,,. story of Lucky Louis," w a r d s and election d i s t r i c t s of t h e and Mapl* Streets to th* plac* or
,,, i) iin c and Beatrice J. Borough of Carteret art as fol- point of beginning.
low* :
DISTRICT »<O. l:-(V0tlttg Plae*.
1P old-timer talks about the
Nathan Hale School), HEUlNNlNi.)
oM-rush days, when prosrLAcis o r TIM
it the Inttrsectlun of ROUS*T*1I
Avenue %nd Hayward Avtnu*; run
I Or lAaVrKRHT
pud for haircuts In gold
pwt'i
'
•"" Northerly
" - - • - — • - -along
'—D10TK1CT NO. 1:—<Vutlta« piact, Dtng thence
(1)
,M.I ilie barber collected ex- •faablngion
Jkhool, BEGINNING at May* rd Avenue as sitendtd to
du>'
,,irnds after the day's work th* Jaactlon of Noe Creak with a point on tht Scutharly
h
shore lln*
lr;i ii
Klver:
running
out the whiskers." i t a u o island Sound, running thtnci of the Hahway
11) In a Westerly direction along thence (2) Southeasterly along the
by l i . l l i l l U K !
Fence Rider of San u l l Noes Cr**k to
I'srshlng
Avsseveral
courses
of
said
shore
Una
to
g
| -Tl:-' I
nue;; Ihtnce H) Northerly,
N
y
,along of Hahway River to a point of
hl
Intersection
nt
the
name
with
th*
Mi- in' iiv Henry Velvlngton tells I'enhlag
ATenue to
Kooeevelt
Ave
t K
l A
of Charles Street; runJol a M i . - lic r i l ghost who haunted oue; taenee (I) Watterly along extension
KociMT»lt Avenue lo the Yveiterlj ning tin-no (3) along said Charlet
'
who
deserved
It,
a
n
d
•only i ! i "
line o( Charles Street; thence (4 Street i s extended to Roosevelt
they deserved It. I n Northerly along Charlei Street an Avenue; running thence (4) West•only «i>
along aald Roosevelt Av*nu*
iLinvK." Mark Twain, a continuing In a straight line d erly
taw Kahwar Klver at a point wheri to Hayward Avtnu* the point or
n. prospector himself, tells Damp Creek amptlei Into eald River place of Beginning,
> mis like U> a millionaire thtnee ( t ) Soulhaaiterly along th
DISTRICT NO. I : - (Voting Plac*,
Rabway River to Suten lilam Nathan Hale School), BBGlNNlNd
i <l;iys.
Bound, thence (t) Southerly along at the Intersection of Washington
:,:- the non-fiction pieces Is DUt«n Uland Bound to the place o' Avenue with Randolph Strut t a t
Beginning
running thence (1) Northerly along
Hi-count of Custer's last
PISTIIICT NO, I:—(Voting Place, said Washington Avenu* to th*
iiy FYederlc P. Van de Columbue School), UEIJINNINU at Northerly line of th* Conlon Tract
or (he Southerly lln* of th* Brady
ihc thrilling story of the the Junction of Staten Inland Sound Tract; running thence (J) Westerly
.nd Noea Creek; running thenca
imii.s of Lewis aad Clark, (1) Westerly along Noes Creek to nloiix said Tract line to th* W«itnrly line of the Brady Tract; runti! iiiui Pike, by Henry l'ersblng
lng Avenue, thence ( i ) South- ning Ihtnce iS) Northerly along
f
Perihlng Avenue to •ild Krady Tract to th* Southerly
l'he Naming of Death erly afo
i l
R i l o d ; line of the M«ilr»n Petroleum CorNew Jersey T
Terminal
Railroad;
illt-y ' is.-- C. B. QlaaKOck; a&d thane* (I) Easterly along the New poration Tract; running thenc* (4)
M :! Mich notorious West- Jaraey Terminal Kallroad and across Wedterly along said tract to ths
th* lands of 1. T. Williams Comright of way lln* of th*
. ..,:urii .us the James bi«th- pany to the mouth of Tufts Craek Central Railroad
of New Jersey;)
ihr YouiiRers and the Dal-where same empties Into the Staten running thence (5) Southerly along
Island
Sound;
and
thsnee
(4)
Northnaid
Hunt
of
way
line lo thf
i. William McLeod Raine. erly along ytaten Island Sound to Northerly right of m y
line of th*
Tin in he includes such favor- th* place of Beginning
N«w Jemey Terminal
Railroad:
rue Dying Cowboy," "As DISTINCT NO. J;~lVotlng place, running thence (6) Westerly along
Columbus School)^ BEGINNING ' said R&llroad to Blair Road; run(7) In «. general nortaOut in the Streets Of !uTTu"n"c"tlo"n"of'TuK«
uTTunctlonofTuK« "Creek "an* nltiK thsnee
te
() I
g
8
I l d Sound;
S u d running
running ihence
Island
and "Whoopee. Ti Ti Yo, 8t*te.n
(1) Westerly along Tufts Cr««k to erly direction along aald Blair
and
the
Westerly
Itnsfl
and
the
lline
i e of
ii! AJ.II:. Little Dogiea."
the New Jersey Terminal Railroad
C
to the
and continuing along said railroad the Hcrough of Carteret,
•
*
•
Kahway
River;
running
thence
(I)
to the Intersection
of Perahlng in a general Easterly direction the
(>;,im Hurry C. Butcher, Avenue and Holly Street: thence several courses of ssld River, 19
(1) Southerly along l'erehtng Avs- Hayward Avenue as extended to
•!• .My Three Years With nue
and continuing In a straight
Railway River; running thence
UIIII'.WT" is the current Book- lltte to the Staten Island Sound the
(9) Southerly along said Hayward
Ihence
<]), Easterly and Northerly, Avenue as u t e n d i d to Roosevelt
uMonili selection, had what
• l o a f the said Staten l«Und Sound Avenue; running thence (10) Westi i" i>l<' would consider a lo the place of Beginning.
erly along nald Roosevelt Avenue to
DIHTR1CT
t:(Voti
DIHTrficY NO
MO. «:"--(
Voting place. Heald Street; running thence (11)
iy inipuriiint po&ltioo as Naval
)
Cleveland School), HEG1NN1NU at H
l;
H gl d Btreet
Btreet to
to
Heald
;ii..i' onfidant to the Oeneral th* Intersection of the Southwest Southerly along
Randolph
Street;
running
thence
n t i n- war years. But his cornar of Larch Bttctt, thence (1) (12) Westerly along said Randolph
along Pershlng Avenu*
• ••• j:ii'i satisfied. On the Southerly,
and continuing In a straight lla* Street to Washington Avenue the
urnnf his return,' she to Etai*n Island Suund. thence lJ) point or place of beginning.
ST J. PERRY,
P E ,
AUGUST
knmg
Staten
Island
•-•• ;iad came into his room. Westerly
Borough C
Clerk.
lk
Bound to th* Westerly lliiundry line
•• Miou SUM. there's something of th* Borough of Cartrxet; tnenc*
to ask you," she (I) In a general Northerly direction along til* houndry line of the
what It was. Bo:oufb uf Carteret to Rome veil
Remember YOUR Wedding
- iijurs and I have seen Avenue, tl.*nc» (I) hlasterly, along
Roosevelt
Avenue
tu
Arthur
Avewith photographs . . . at home—
"• •: times in pictures and
nue wher* the Houthwesterly bounMih General Eisenhower. dry line uf the borouKh ur Carterel
in the church-—at the reception' w!ys away back in the meets same; thence (6) Northwtsttrly along aald boundry line to
•:• Why didn't you get Larch Street; theme i t ) Noitheast
arly along Ijinh street to tht
place of Begiuning.
DISTRICT KO.T:---(Voltnr nlac*.
30 GRANT AVE., CARTERET
Cleveland School), nEtilNNINO at
tbe corner formed by the IntersecFor appointment telephone
tion of the Southwesterly line of
Washington Avenue and Perahlng
Carteret 8-6329
Avenue, running thence ell SouthfIUi-AC.it>. - Walter S. Huxford. erly, along Pershlug Avenue to
It'i'^T of phyiics at Nurthwertkni i:i :',tistty, recently demonftrat. il ;i new electric lamp that pfO• M o( 1,000 watt brilliance
< i>it .>( molten metal .001 of
i> in diameter. It Ii known a s
in inirated arc itmp, Is glass
>l, JMd resembles a small ra" lamps of much greater
;> 11.ivo b«ea made. Professor
<<! -aid. He helped.to develop
Hie hi »•!> in the Western Telegraph
• • rcscurch laboratories on
' i uid, N. Y. It w i i tued setn-.K in wur research l o t three
TOMATOES
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FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1948
TEN
New Theory Would Chaaf e
Proipecting for Oil
Explained
By New Pied Piper
in With Little 'Corn,'
Then Better Music,
' YOBK. - E(rem KurU. th*
Piper of Kama* City, unjled hU lnnR l » c from armind
J Freneh poortl'" nod explained the
• f i t necesnary to produce 8 matJhllharrmmir orthestra otrt
the tnll corn grows,
you must Rive the people
tie "com." K'irtr admitted, and
i you flip in I'm better mimic.
who h»» eondurUd th«
i City orclwslia for the lift ,
i years, knows v,h:tl hc'« falkibout, bernine when tie took
the Koyree Philharmonic's
nee was virtually nil. This
j t t Maaon, whlrh hegon In Octoftf, ha had to turn nway hundred!
thr "Pop" concerts became
J lack of letitv
J
|"*I
give
them something from
or Oklahoma." he ex"and then I give the
en'» Eighth or Brnhmi'
•Ml they love It."
. . ! I) In New York to do some
ding with the New York Philnle.
•
tall, cheerful, Ruiilan-botn
idltttor believe! Inland Amor,on
for a great increase In mi* iymphunlc orchestras.
STORES WIU BE CLWE5
MEMWML MY
ATLAN11C CITY, It 1. - A niw
.atomic ag» ipproich toward unvtflInf Mother Enrthf oil secret*—with
a chaltanfe of making (abnlouf addition! to the world's known tuppi Irs of peU-nleum-WM wggtftod
recently to ihe American Chemical
aociety.
We wggett tlwt you
plan to »kop «arly to jj
avoid the bit ntiniite 1
rath for holiday food*. "
A group of Mattactiujetta InrtttuU of TcctMioHtgy arttottitt «KT*r*d
laboratory evidence In support of a
theory that crude oil li formed by
the radioaerlv* traoalormatlon of
familiar
organic
iubstane»i —
brought about by atomic bombard
ment of matter In th* bowoli tit the
earth.
If their hypntbeals is aoimil, It
wouM metn a revohittM In protp«rt
Ind for oil Conceivably, ln»truments (lonlgnod to trace Intense
radionctivtty could serve it electronic "divining rods" to ferret out
new lources of nil supply And, b*yard that. It might even be possible to produce synthetic gasolines
and other petroleum products In
atomic energy plants
to wt
to I
TOMATOES
|
'Black Market' Legal to
Mowow; Food Available
j
MOSCOW. - There 1 ! plenty of
food available in Moscow — If you
: can nfiord to pay (or It.
|
The food Is available In gerwroui
\ supply on (be so-callad "open market," perfectly legal, but similar In
some respects to the black markets of other countries.
Kantat City we aie going
If you can't afford the ofien marId iast," he said, "One of my ket then you stick to rationed good!
• assistant*. Anton Doratl, hat —and tb« supply and price have not
a fine orchestra in Dollai, Changed much in the past years.
another hns been started ID
nver."
rtHe fcelieveJ most experts sell the
ge Ainerlc.in short as t music
ft*."Olyt him something he knowi,
I then mix it with something he
uld know, and he Is most appreatlve," Kurti said.
| K u r t z said that he, himself, wat
eotranced witb much popular
tic and that he even liked
(le-woogie
4// Firm and Plump
Fwe for slicing or in
Mkdt! E*ch carton
contain* 4 or 5 lotid
tomttoct.
GARDEN SPINACH
FRESH BROCCOLI
GREEN
Capture 31 Germani
In Reich Japan Plot
KARUIZAWA, JAPAN -Thirtyone Germnns suspected of plotting to enrry on work of a revamped Nazi organization were
caught In a aeries of raids by
counter-intelligence agents.
The combot teams, each Including one counter - Intelligence
officer or agent nnd three ridemen, made the raids.
nearby farm
Tender green italfci
with compact heait
Sweet »ri tuder ymg pen
It*.
frM California farm
CABBAGE
TABLE CELERY
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froM swttori fsnu
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l?or
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WHITE LEGHORN
BROWN & WHITE
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twt 0. ule h •« Mat Ik
tartMl
15.
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tib.'
jar i
At**tm*uf fck.
carton
Idoz.
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SPRY
COTTAGE CHEESE
FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1946
AT ST. JAMES' AUDITORIUM
AMBOY AVENUE
BakiuClKiUte^riic
Spaghetti
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WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
Kl
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MUSIC BY
Al Kalla ANDHIS Orchestra
ADMISSION 85c, INC. TAX
DANCING 8:30 P. M. TO T
• The Largest
• The Safest
• The Best
• For Less
"b ^Qc
P.0.Q. rtt mEt Syrup ; 2 5 c
Grata Crackers NAMCI I* 20C
c
BOILED LOBSTERS D0
4
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Ktttegg't RIM Kriapiei ^ 1 2 c
Twtsle Miff ^ 2 1 c Rice Gens »»»mn» ^ m
Oz lee Crean Mix »-•* 28c
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Sparkle Puddings . ^5< Shredded WbeatN—,11c
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CHICKENS " S T S S T 50t
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lEl^'STORAGE
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FJtlDAY, MAY 24, 1946
UTS WISDOM TOOTH AT II
pioturt. TOB
PORTLAND, Ore.-Hearinf her
w»toh tttrythtot at a
1-year-old great grandson com*
*t %
plfttn about the pain from a wisM
(
ww*.
dom tooth he was cutting, Mrs.
cnklwB
Louisa Dintman, 81, who can, stilt M Hwl M s t u M r * A«abla )att
ft tt
thread a needle without glasses', baton Dw Ctriitlas era, k » h«M
thai your eyes are kept busy fry- death when tha hoys
opened her month and showed rn*«to4 bf D». Cutoto* g. Cvm of
ing to take m an tnt Mattotml Wilt a bonftn in the t o * ,
Hsrvard
unlvenlty.,
"
•,'
stuffed oHvc. Crumble the egg him where her 4uit wisdom tooth
, sflmcl time
wm and m«m*tn ol tht
dftaHs.
Dr.
Coon
toM
of
the
dtietrvery
i>t
,,. io please every- yoBu and sprinkle over tlir salad. was just putting In an appearfltbttot u » t i t ,
Uncle
Jim
worttag
In
h»
the moon worshippers to s j
, u , nsted man Who Serve with toasted crnrKrrs, tea ance,
that tttt eMMrw wts« (nMM I
dtn makes a good ptetun 0 t
bj uw SmlUuonUn
,., ihr bride in the and fruit.
a candid shot of tht nuntsten the eoo» u»ttt after tht ire «
i.ri),P (imong the folaad Uwtt iNditi
at piajr wHh Uie WVI W* d i n t
MAN "BBSAKS" BRAIN
Ta*
Kalian Salad
,,„, w iu And some
tout
try
to
uwlud*
both
stmtot
In
oM
b
BUFFALO, N. Y. - Aagry t»Clove of garlic
wis
picture. II both sn
'.ause he thought a freight train
1 small can of sasdlnes
trsiiag link
on««, thay are ecrtalnly worth two THBMVKMS
th»
was passing a crossing too slowly,
3
hard
boiled
eggs
Hl »e vast
separate shots
(lllim »ni»n
WTUKtS-BAIUai.
a
qwtorl«t
pulled
a
owpllnc
levtr,
8u» ef wftat
.. .. _
,
1 cold Irish potato
If you art guilty of tryte« to ing tht vwal oMtr. than ,i t ( l V P r meat (pork,
'•braking" the train Into two auc- tempiti M l )p«y *yier«»»n." Dr
£ doeen stufled olives
rowd too much lntertst In taeh nanr mart (toys at a
..,,„. VPBI cut in cubes)
tions. He w u fined • » aftar being Cbsa saU, sniv wstterta tr»#>
Salt and pepper
picture, you ean taslly dtscqwr elast than girts'that tht
j
arrested
by
police.
meats
remain.
Rub
a
bowl
with
the
clove
of
.•''''•„'*,** in small pieces
your errors —and find out how had to ba dteedrtrund Tht
, Thtto M M * rslttUo took many
jartjc. Rcmuv tail and bones from
iMench dressing
much bettor simple scents art— outmimbertd tht girls T3 to
stratga a m b*. Gata saW tart
sardines, break Into pieces Chop BROTHER PtNDS SUKlR
by maakiM « f taattow of old nicthe eggs, dice the potato and chop
WICHITA, Kan—Conversation I)) reconstructing the religion from
,,liVf sliced
•
turts yen hare takso to rtorty %ht
indent
insertBtkn*,
it
WH
ftutid
th«
olives.
Add
a
pinch
of
salt
and
over their backyard fence caused
imprevsnant posttoU through
m , H l W uh the peas
Privately flnaiwed
tasCths
ptgd*
believed
"tat
iun
ilraplincatton. Then study the construction la AprU.ajnouDtM <
.,,,,,,. srrving. marinate pepper. Togs together m a bowl Joe Bell to discover that hts next- WM | w«nj»t», aad tbt m<ton b«r
and serve on lettuce leaves topped door neighbor, Mrs. Julia Btta
proltasiaBals' photographs In ad- DSt.OOOJXM. which was IS
i,,,,.;iim and return to
with mayonnaise.
McAfee, was his sister, from hu«t>*nfl *• lbs stars thslr fhildrep,
vtrtisemeots sad newspapers Bow cant more than in the
, 1(j,| m , t s when ready
md
of
taasf
tht
toost
importeoi
whom he had been separated since
Sunshine Salad
ofun do you And one of thMr month and «t » w tent Mghtr (
Vl , 1M ,, r on lettuce, top
WM "
1189 upon the death of their
2 cups shredded raw carrots
pictures containing too much ta April, IBM.
i|ini(lst . and a dash of
ittrs tvcstually btosme
mother,
1 cup crushed pineapple
scattered uiteraatT The grc«t sue
, ||I1( ,,T yolks from egg
»ato and tnlmsU il*«
2
oranges,
section*
eessful phoUfraohs are tht ones b« able to salvai* two or
,,.
the
slices
around
IIIP
were the children t>f tht fods," *
with a concentrated Interest your good shote fr«n a nadlopra
cocoanut
, ',!l(, iPiturc andHn the % cup shredded
MBN'8 S l i m
1
Dr. Coon.
eye grasps Instantly and remains This Is a BMTUI lsjt rtaort, **
Stir carrot. ; and pineapple to,, i, slice pl&ce rings of
Ths shortage of men's suits may
The itmi^kt the pirtttft, the greater the (tnps«i. Here is a swell
TW» new djicovery" opef» va»t
usually v a n to gfend a UtW» * « § A
focused on.
gether and chill. Jupt before serv- continue for "a year or so," acGraflex shot by Tom lehWn« that wnuld look good In any album.
Often you will find that pictures time planning Uw «ri«iMl i
ing add the ortnge sections and cording to J D. Small, Civilian new MHi tor archaeoblical explor
ation; ttif B»rv«rt expert said- hn
Ope picture on each film is though that Is seldom condur.lv with too many oenUn of interest and keep your eyt O M »tor>
cucoanut. Mix with mayonnaise Production Administrator.
entire new cltUJMtJon |B now ex Plenty for any photographer. And ta good pictures either.
can be improved by having en details that will only drtiart:
and sprinkle with toasted nuts.
pKted to b« uncovered In the ntar we aren't talking about the evils
Fruit
Too many swell picture Ideas largtmwU made of only parts of Uw unpact of the photograph
Get SLIMMER Hill Serve on lettuce.
future.
Vi cup seedless raisins
of double exposure by accident— are rained by the photographer the negative. In this way you nay dulterlng up tot atao*.
2 alligator pears
Emrrrcnry Shelf Salad
2 medium slud grapefruit
1 can shrimp
V1 V««i ul "P"*- Vot*?French dressing—mayonnaise
1 can beets
rivar. No Ul
L rtruifi " "
\ L» ,VinmintJ
Lettuce
(ru«i Whhtliyl
1 green pepper
Wash the raisins and cut. Peel
1 o n mushrooms
ui.irt ,
.
the grapefruit and divide Into sec, , ,,i ihrm *>»n- *
I cup mayonnaise
i,l,,i,>im (vltiimln !
tions, removing all white memLettuce
Cut the beets In fine strips, Split brane. Cut in pieces. Peel tha allithe pepper lengthwise and us* for gator pear* and cut each half In
•r-rr,;
two oval containers for mayon- two circles With ( a cookie cutter.
naise. BurrOund with lettuce nests Hollow out tlii) centers of circles.
filled with the beeU, the shrimp, Combine the center with raisins
and mushroom caps. Do not mix. and grapefruit and marinate h*
AX i C R U H I N PHARMACY
but allow each guest to take a French dressing. Place the alli( jrtirrt 8-SSI7
gator pear circles on lettuce, fill
gponnful from each one.
llllt 11,1. A* » «
with the marinated mixture and
top with mayonnaise.
CAMERA TOPICS
1©H
TOO FAT?
I UK
;irieret Marter Barber*' Association
All BARBER SHOPS IN CARTERET
will remain o p » Wailnatday, May 29
from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
and will be dosed all day
Memorial Day, Thursday, May 30.
Lettuce and Waterem*
Line satad bowls with crisp lettuce leaves. Pile watercress In
them and garnish with sliced radishes. Serve with Frtneh dressing
to which a little catwp has been
added.
Romalne and Tomato
Cut even slice* of large ripe tomatoes. Marinate in French dressing and cover with mincad chives.
Serve in crisp romalne leaves with
mayonnaise dressing mlMd with
an equal quantity of horseradish.
fE
FL A SH!
MANAGED TO OBTAIN
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
NYLONS
OH, SO COMFORTABLE ; ,
haa^ome redwood frames are made to withstand hot eun, *Udden shower
a
r
3,000
and a lot of knocking about. The toxtirioiu mibioo* rwt on tetfilmt
rope-tied vvebbing to insure the utmost e»W. Tb« nilcloth coven comt in
brilliant tropical colors to let a chewy mood. CbfiOM • U»y c U * . ekitir
PAIRS
u
...
or sofa from our collection ,... maJw yow UiVii)4b»<«an • pW»«T»r«.
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AY, MAY 25
««U\! ONLY 2 PAIRS TO EACH CUSTOMER
m
ttrm
Call Out Armor
In Food Riots
Car* Form Mobile Squfcds
to Guard Convoyi and
Put Down Violence,
thrmuh which the mind operates,
T h r Unman Hrgln
A ileicriorntefl brain cannot func
T h f brain K n icicplmnf swiirti > lion normally. ()»r Inwinc asylums
)*rtj ,if) rnmiillc fttrf] Hint t h ' ' hn ami i i r l w w m are crowded with
JUl mind ranni't m m p r r h n N l it people who have dlseawd brains
HAMBURG, OERMANY. - BfltT. C Jmlsnii Unuiiit s a y Uml
l«h occupation official* innounced
10 rolinl Itiosr r n n n w t l o n s , Ihcsr ] It is a curious fact that so many that mobile irtnortd iquadt have
llephone llnf- ff i h c brain, one people nrr flfllbrmtfly pumilnK been orginlied to put down food
is Into fl«m>^ -in siuiwiulmis ] courses that damagf their hralnn riot! and root out u b o t i j e (roup«
it It makes t h r nMrotiomlcal ] permanently Many of them are tnklng nrlvnnlujtt of ttmlon result'
•ps ilmlltiK with hunrtmif, of induliiltiK In ilniKs that Impnlr InK from the general hunjtr, iayi
[ht y*nrs s w n by I'owpni'lRon their mental facllltlen. 8haken- lli<- United Press.
e klndprBsrK-n ariihmetlc T o nenre snys. "Oh, that men should
Armored earl will join military
th« nypiuximMr niimfori of pul aji enemy In their mouth to force* prolectinf food coovoyi If
Men! away Ihrli bruin* "
itlonul "difficulty" oocurl, the
_, . rnnnpi'tH'tiH \Uc flmire "one"
.JOuld have to l y followed by 15,- Wp never pick up a newspaper announcement giid.
fOO.OOfl rlptirts .lust to write t h r but that, we see the records of a
Ratlau OeTAured.
lumber once wmilil occupy ulxiut number of deathd Most of these
Revere reitrlctlom nre to be
JO (t|ll-nl7f<t. :tMl pane l>'«iks This are due to wrecks, some are sui- placed upon the Oermini to prea r o n w r v a l l v r r s t l m a l e nnil In- cides, others are caused by mur- vent them from buying and devour
only ihr'outer layer of the. ders. In most of them we see the Ing their entire month'i ration In a
trail of the slimy serpent, alcohol,
iraln.
"few dayi," authorities aaid Qer
The human rare Is deteriorat: Herrlck ronrlnrtm that "If th<>
ing morally and physically. Alco- man oflficlals said that had haplP brain Is n telephone e x hol Is mining the brains of many pened on a large icale In Hamburg
_rwc the bn»ln cell It.wlf Is an
recently.
thousands of our people,
.jetro-chrmlral orKanlsm, that In
The British expressed doubt that
«ort of elertrle buttery." When
78 per cent of Hamburg'* popula
NAME
CAUSES
j brain Is active, that is, when(ion was without breid because of
EMBARRASSMENT
W we think or ffel It timer WICHITA, Kan.
R u d o l p h this practice, as German civilian ofj more actively, and the rhcrnficials claimed.
actlvity becomes ^renter Hut I,ewls Musollno, 23, has petitioned
'Flour Supply Adequate.'
the
court
for
permission
to
change
these elwtro-rhemlral proo"Checka show that bakers' shops
i In the brain cells creatr the his name to Rudy Leu because the
still have adequate supplies o~
_cle of mind Is sotnethlnn that confusion of his name with that
scientists find as mysterious of the late Italian dictator, Benlto flour," one British official said. "Wi
Mussolini, causes him "humilia- believe the looting recently wm dui
i ever,
tion." Leu was his mother's to a highly vociferous minority."
i I n this present slate of oxlstinnklen surname.
Meanwhile, authorities scoured
Ihe brain Is the Instrument
Scandinavia and the empire for new
food supplies. An announcement sali'
a British control commission wn
seeking fish and canned vegetable
to tubBtitute for tho meat ration.
Authorized
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
Service
Wholesale Parts
FRANK
VAN SYCKLE
159 New Brunswick Avenue
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Tel. P. A. 4-0591
Seek Supplies.
Supplies ar« being gnugTit in th
United States, Britain, South Africa
Australia, New Zealand, Denmar
and Norway. The search hns uncov
ered quantities of white cabbage,
carrots and SwedlBh turnips In Den
mark which have been bought f<
Immediate shipment to Hamburg
according to reports from Cnpci
hagen. The vegetables were value
at 1,500,000 kroner ($300,000 at th
1939 rate of exchange).
Woes Drive This M»n to
Look for a Simpler Name
TKKN-AGk C U M !
DAIRY MATHEMATICS
Urging ftipport of R ,,lr.,
PARIS, 111 In caw you wouldSniper's Snooperscope
_4thorttta| the Peleral ,<v,
like to know, It taken from 340 to
HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. ~ The AdmlnurtraUon to aid State'
Foe H ^ n g in Dark
350 "squirt*" of milk to make a
director of tbh town's community velop community recreatii,,
WASHINGTON
Chunks
to
his
gallon, Allen SttRler, 72, s»y* he
center, a patient nnd good-narurtd grana, Attorney Oenerm
h u milked ten to seventeen cowa trusty 9nlperscop«, the army s»ld man.
has flsally wearied of hisClark told a Senate Ub.v
twice dally for the last IS years proudly, an American snldier can tongue-twisting nnme. He's look- mlttee of an "alarmlnR UK
and thus lie ought to know, He •ee ilmott i s well at night as In ing for something simple.
In teen-age crimts since \nv,'
figures he h u milked 100,600 gal- th< daylight
His family name l« pretty rough: cludtnj a rise of 198 per n,
lons In fifteen yearn, or 31,777,500
the arrest* of girls under <
i
And that's not all. The,Snlper- Scheuchenpdug Hut that's not all.
said there Were more person' ,
>cop« h i s a talented brother, the
His full name is George Leopold
17 arrested than In any (>ti,,
Snooperscope.
Augustus Octavltu Wilhelm Scheugroup and cited these (,ii,,.
These two contraptions brought chenpflug,
ATOMK TEST
creases in crimes amimii b,iV
His last name hat been giving him der 18 since 1939:
All countries having member- death to m a n ; a Japanese soldier
who
thought
he
was
l
i
f
e
In
the
a lot of trouble. He once lost his
ship In the United Nations Atomic
Homicide, 4(1 per rent: rim. .1
Energy Commission have been In- darkneis, the army reported. They Job with i n envelope company, five,
per cent; robbery, 39 per [••.,,'•
vited to send governmental and first were put Into use In the sum- weeks after he was hired, when the
sault. 72 per cent; auto thru
preiss observers to the atomic mer'Of 1944.
bosi discovered fie wnsn't using his per cent, and drunken drivi,,,,
bomb teat In the Pacific, accordThey us* the Ihfra-red ray prln- real name. At that time he called per cent.
In* to an announcement by Act- dpi*.
And objects can be seen himself (ieorge Pfliig.
He declared that the •,,
Ing Secretary of State Dean Ach- clearly even on the blackest night.
He Is known to 9 out of 10 persons showed that juvenllr dcliinm
tmn Invitations were sent to RusThe Snlpersc.opc looks a little like In Highland Park solely as Mr X. an dlnadnquate. recreation yj
sia. Britain, France, China, Can
a movie camera, mounted on a csr- That'l th« name he signs to letter* tlei go hand in hand."
»fl« Australia. Bra7.il, Egypt, Mex
blne. The Snooperscope can b«and announcements regarding comIco, the Netherlands and Poland
ui*d over a special li*lm«t.
munity activities.
LUCHtf MAN!
The Snooperscope had another
"I've spent dsys trying to think
PETERSBURG. Ind l(,,v , , „
BOY BITES SQMRRF.I,
use.
With one on his noggin, n of a contraction of my name that
ens, 28, fell 85 feet fr(,n, ,tJ
MOBILE. Ala When a Negro Jeep or truck driver could go bsr. would sound good," Mr. X said. "So
boy. eleven years old. was brought reling down the rood to the front I enn have my name changed. steeple Of a church anil sun,,
cuts and bruises, but no i,t-,,k
to a hospital for treatment for without lights.
Officially."
bones. His fall was broken ui
squirrel bite, an attendant asked
he plunged through a aoiooi n,a
him, why he didn't bite that squir- Britain It Closing Out
FALLS SO FEET, UNHURT
pie tree and landed on a
rel rlRht, back. The boy declarer!
that, he did hlte Lhe Bqulrrcl to
On 'Perpetual Pensions' SEATTLE, Wash.—Straining to between a concrete street
make him "let go."
LONDON, ENGLAND. - The last open hla paint-stuck hotel room sidewalk.
of the British government's "per- window, Bill Lawrence was catapulted out of i f head first, when DDT
Throughout history, the white PROFITABLE PAINT
petual" pensions, paid to the dePORTLAND, Me—While awalt- scendants Qf^nstlnnal heroes, will It suddenly popped open. He fell
(lace, or kid glove, has rt**n a
T,he Army Air Force win S)1|;i
\nn her turn In a butter line, a end wh«n the present Lord Nelson 30 feet to the sidewalk below but
mark of eleuanre. There's n o t h DDT
from airplanes in an (n,,J
south
Portland
woman
fainteding smarter for all season's
is d u d , It was said The present suffered only ft slightly sprained
to rid Army posts In this nm
near, and American-made white but she Rot her butter. The mer
Lord Nelson, 88, receives 11,000 ankle and Injured pride. By proglaces, both short and lonir, are chant revived her with a glass of pounds ($20,000) a year; Nelson's fession, Lawrence Is a painter of of modqultotes and other lns<
seen with every type of costume. Water, helped her Into a taxi and successors have received a total ol
according to a War nejinrinif.r
high buildings.
handed her—a half pound of but
Above, a simple navy blue faille
announcement, A 20 per mil
100,000 pounds (»2,R0fl.00t» In the
ter.
suit Is dressed up with elbow
141 years since the admiral's death
lutlon of the substance •,. r:
Byrnes
to
press
Big
Pour
for
length, white glares, a t w o sprayed In swaths 100 yards a|,,r
Hoover calls on Russia to re- at Trafalgar.
beginning of talks on Germany
strand pearl necklace and white
lease food held in Manchuria.
ft wered hat.
Ladylike
SCIIINDEL'S OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Till 9 P, M.
Sun Fashions for the Young and Gay
MISS 7 TO 14 SUMMER STYLES
97 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY
SCHINDEL'S HAS
SPORTSWEAR
FOR MEN
First consignments of other for
eign food Bhlpnicnts are en route
to the British zone, and oil should
arrive in the next few months, commission officials said.
fjowevcr,
they foresaw only a ID days' supply
of flour and insufficient quantities
ol all other foods except fish.
LONG «nd SHORT SLEEVt.
SHIRTS
SPORT
Additional supplies will be needed, It was announced, to maintain
even the "Belsen" ration of 800 calories a day introduced In the British zone on April 1.
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after that Is anybody's guess."
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a sr»ot Into the air. The runner
fell to the ground and was captured, He explained, "I thought I
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