$600 RAISED HERE IN DRIVE TO HELP WAR ON INFANTILE ST. ELIAS' CHURCH SCENE 0FJUPT1AL

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1 Wdest Cl, nc Carteret... \, v e r' "Spekag About Sports FDfDlT SAVES MONET. FHBT jsmg AN Boy To Gd Chance In lfe Through Efforts Of Odd Mows OR SCHOOL BOARD, Ho Wll Be Bound On- In Serve People If Voted Into Offce UlNS AS INDEPENDENT, KIM'T Al Begert, Inde-,.,. u!dtc of the Board of,,. ssued hs fnal state. fnn> the electon next,- s s follows:, II,.Mlay, February 3, the. Cnrtcret wll elect the, wt to represent the >; >! board. Ths d not an. r-tk. It s a school h publc good of every.ii, lng chld, every kn.,:.!. eleentary, or hgh I,,IV»nd grl s nvolved n M Irrto, I, as a canddate,-lnol board, have entered.. :, : -, rtzen not as a par-, M,-nn. I dd tha because, f was elected t want IKI n serve the, Mut any poltcan. II I board electon s too ll :<l too ntately as-,,.,l fnly welfare to be,, lfut of the fact that,,. offers no salarv. But greater to offer...f «concerned. It wll : tle opportunty to serve,'' of Carteret n what I n of the ost portant ntr's and publc trust*. Mrponsblty that everv l father place n u,!:l when they entrust.h the care and gudance chldren s suffcent as uncut to a publc sprted "llued on Page 3) IEC0SDER PRAISES OY SCOUT IDEALS,-\\< No Troop Meber Ever Convcted Of Cre In Ht Court L,, Boy SeouU, now engaged n nl capagn for funds up ther splendd work. I 'I dcr ssued ths stateent ;!.' ; ttk forth hs feelngs ur to whch he s lend- ;' -k, startng Thursday,. Mb, l!)40, s the week ": pnooraton of the uf Aerca. The Bov -.uzuu a an Aercan ".' I>Icachng-and practc- "'"Mean deals. Therefore. > 'utu should be nspred d by all Aerca-lovnK ' '. Of course, the Boy./.;ton, lke all other n/.atons, depend* upon ull and charty of thu Help* Youths t/.' gvng, no atter H the aount ay be, s!>">' a chance to ake a hself, and also keepng : uptd so that he won't ' lly tepted to ebark ] fr of cre. Durng y : ' UI ; ourt roo as recorder, I' ". 8cout was ever con- -ny cre, serous or - I '. any Boy Scout n any dwl or connected n anv I c that resulted n " the Boro or t's ct- I- -fora, any donaton s '" nvestent for the fu- "'» th«end, It would cost ''""' ' less, and 'besdes our IIIZL-HS would be saved l: '-. und at thu sae te, " l! 'l ake the nto worth- ' : 'v dtzenkand guardans \nurca Deocracy.. Vctory Dance Here day Draw* Bg Crowd Between three I HI nl red persons att«nd- '- 0. V, Vctory Dance ntrht n St, Jaes Hall. l Deocrats were aotk well aa those adher he Republcan party; and 'H-uds. Musc WM by the n»u Orchestra, and enter- "' w as provded by Wesley " l "-y Catr, ju«j l* vaude- lst *, and by Ffwwnce Catr, solost, Slufg, aharan '"I by Mp. lobert l b t WU Wl «der WadM, frank I. Mttueh, Yarchejk, Mr* Newspaper, Candy Stand To Be Ended hr H On Roosevelt Avenue; Dedcatonjlattd For Next Week CARTERET A specal prograrn s beng arranged for the offcal dedcaton of the stand, on the lower end of Roosevelt Avenue near the Cty lne, for a local blnd boy, Alec New, a project whch has been ade possble through the efforts of the Carteret Odd Fellows n conjuncton wth the State Blnd Cosson, the local co- MRS. LEWS RITES LARGESTJN YEARS Pronent Here 22 Years, Her Death Followed Recent Operaton CARTERET One of the largest funerals ever held n thr secton of Jlo county took place Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Lotte Lev, wfg of Rnaooo C. L«v of 23 Roosevelt Avenue, who d?cd late Saturday afternoon n St. Elzabeths Hosptal, Elzabeth, Mr». Lev, who was ffty-one years old, had undergone an operaton a few days before her death. The funeral was conducted at the Grener Funeral Hoe n Woodbrdge, whch was crowded to ts capacty at the servces and on Monday nght when Carteret Councl of the Eastern Star, and other lodges n the county, held servces under the drecton of Mss Helen Kostenbader, the worthy atron. Mrs. Lev was born n Perth Aboy and had lved n Elzabeth before cong to Carteret twentytwo years ago. She had always been actve n church, fraternal und cvc organzatons. She was assocate atron of the local Eastern Star; a eber of the Frst Presbyteran Church of Carteret and t» Mother-Teacher Assocaton and Msson Band; of Elzabeth Councl No. 39, Daughters of Aerca, and of the Carlertl Woan's Club. The funeral waa conducted by Rev. Danel E. Lorentz, and bur- C»«petery, and Thoas Lev, Leon Tunnson, Maynard Nelson, Albert Lev and Wlla Kalbhenn. Mrs. Lev s survved by her husband; two ssters, Mrs. Lllan Kalbhenn of Perth Aboy and Mrs. Andrew Nelson of Planfeld; and one brother, Wlla K. Petty, of Petth Aboy. DEMETERGROTH RITES ARE SOLEMNIZED HERE Local Grl, New Brunswck Man Are Marred In St. Elzabeth's Rectory CARTERET The Vectory of St. Klzubeth't Church was the scene Saturday afternoon of the arafe of Mss Elzabeth Dcneter. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Deetur of Leck Avenue, to Charles Groth of New Brunswck. The pastor,, Kev. Mark Hajus, perfored the cereony, and there vas H recvptun edately after- ttec, headed by Thoas W, MOBS, announced today. "The foundaton h»s already been lad," Mr.' Moss sad, "and we arc awatng the delvery of the stand, ntact, fro a Newark concern." 'JThta," he sad, "s etpected soete next week and f possble we wll hold the dedcaton ether next Saturday or next Sunday." Ths Is the thrd project of ts knd n the State. The frst waa bult In New Brunswck and the second In Newark. At present the cty of Elzabeth s workng on planatfl construct Mtand n con-' juncton wth the State Blnd Cosson, for blnd pwen n that town. * * * Cgarettes, cgars an JVsndy wll be sold at the stand whfch n te s expected to ake the blnd person self ndependent. Weekly checks are ade by the Blnd Cosson to see that everythng s gong n order. Durng the frst week the state cossoner spends hs full te wth the boy, gvng h nstructons and acquantng h wth all the detals. The Carteret Odd Fellows conceved the dea ore than a year ago. In order to rase funds a football gae was held by the Carteret Sportng Clnb and the funds wll be used to ad two local blnd persons. SUICIDE THWARTED, MAN IS SENTENCED Kolody, Who Tred To Hang In Cell Here, Jaled For Thrty Days to hang hself In a cell at headquarters after ht arrest w<<> weeks ago, has been Bent to the county jal for thrty days. He s servng hs sentence n leu of a fne of?30 posed by Recorder Mchael Resko. Koloay was arrested by Sergeant Danel Kasha after a wld chase through the Chroe secton and Hagaan Heghts. A fne of $5 or ten days n jal was eted Stephen Szelcsky, charged wth beng drunk and dsorderly. Woan Injured The polce record of the week also ncludes an accdent n whch Mrs. Mry Hudock of John Street, hxty-sx years old, was cut about the head and severely brused at 0:30 A. M. Monday. She was struck by a truck drven by Leon S. Bernack of Man Street, Old Brdge, whch backed nto her, and was taken to Perth Aboy General Hosptal by the Frst Ad Squad abulance. Charles L. Trustru, 30, of East ward at the hoe of the brde. Rllhway> reported to polce hs au- The brde wore whte satn, ade tooble struck and deolshed wth» long tran, and her tulle vel the operatng box of the safety was fnger tp length. She curred brde roses and whte crna- of the Central Ralroad on Mon- gate of the Long Branch Dvson ons. Mss Katko of Avejel. the brdesad, wore pnk net tre of hs car blew out and the day nght. Trustru sad a front und a shoulder length vel to autooble also stalled on the-lroad tracks. atch, and carred pnk roues. Mss Eva Baruy, of Woodbrdge, the ad of honor, wore a whte satn ELECTION WORKERS MEET gown und her short vel was of CARTHUET Republcan Cottee Men and Woen and all pnk. She carred pnk roses. Wlla Groth acted as best an othtr electon workprs wll eet for hs brother, and John Deeter. Sunday afternoon af2 o'clock n brother of the brde, was usher. Geran Lutheran Hall. Fnal arrangeents for the conduct of the The couplo went to Albany, N. Y., on ther weddng trp, and wll lve school electon on Tuesday wll be n Woodbrdge. ade at ths te. New Books At Lbrary Bv Loretto M. Nevll CARTERET-New books at the Publc Lbrary nclude the followng: THOREAU By Henry Sedel Canbjr Of all great Aercans, there s none whose lfe ntory s ore worth readng than that of Henry D. Thoreau. Mr, Canby has spent yeu'8 of atudy and research n preparaton for ths-bography. He has taken Thoreau's favorte walka and paddled a cans* on the Concord. He»» cobed archves! and hunted down clj»e»vthe result b a book M wll t»h«ts ul«ce the standard of great wrter and an. Sple, Md, and;dlr«et nn style, fm wth n»w facto Wd nwb. nterpretatons, t r«e.rea}a», the ant te, ft cantankerous, the author, "waa no less nterestng than the an hself. Concord waa as huan as Wnesburtt. Oho, or the hoe of. Huckleberry" Fnn. And nstead of lecturng /lke other New Engenders) upon the world and ts cure, Thoreau took up the nnohj eonorato wob lera of how to do what he wanted wthoujt wastng te and energy n akng* oney. It s everyone's proble, everyone,, that s, who has a lfe of hs own that dverges fro the conventonal, and who proposes to lead t." BAMBI'S CHILDJWW By F.Hx S»U«. Lunous and unwjuled beauty abdes n Felx Sa Wrt> *r^h_»nt«d forest, H of the dewy g of lfe In th CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 940 $600 RAISED HERE IN DRIVE TO HELP WAR ON INFANTILE Record Recepts Indcated In Prelnary Check By Local Workers CAMPAIGNTONTINUES CARTKRET Carteret agan has ade an outstandng record n the rasng of funds for the relef of nfantle paralyss Coplete returns are not yet avalable, but Alfred Wohlgeuth and Frank O'Bren, charen of the local drve, expect the su realzed to be about $fl00, Several other eonpulaton nearly as large as that ol untes In ths secton wth pop- rcalred Ipsq than fro ther e Celebratons Ceebat of the Presdent's ' Brthday. The latest assstance to he an nounced to the cottee s the Lncoln's Brthday Dance to be held Monday ntprht at Nathan Hale School by the Ukranan Socal f:lnl), Kvery ponny ruenvpd at thn dancn, whch wffl also feature a basketball gae, wll bo donated to the paralyss fund. The use of the hall, the usc by Kred Rchan and Ha H-Hatters, and the playng of the two basketball teas, the Ukranan Socal Olub and the Kana Assocaton of Perth Aboy, has been donated. Walter Wadak, presdent of the club, s charan of the dance and gae, asssted by: Mchael Dobrnwsk, Ncholas Haaryk, Eugene Wadak, Walter Gnda, Mchael Halulko, Joseph Pukas, John Bubnck, John Sofkft, Walter Bobenchk, Walter Zapp, Charles Sofka, Mchael Markowtz, Theodore Sofka, Mchael Kazo and Eugene Gnda. trht joy Plans are also gong forward for the boxng show of the Carteret Boys Club, to be held February 27 at the Hgh School, whch wll also donate ts recepts to the fund. Mr. Wohlgeuth, Mr. O'Bren, and the other ebers of the cottee wll announce the coplete returns as snnn us all record> are ade avalable. Cereony Is Perfored In N. Y. Church; Recepton Held For Fales CARTERET Mss Ann Wlson, daughter of Mrs. Mathlda Wlson of East 5st Street, New York, becae the brde of Ernest Jurck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martn Jurck of Washngton Avenue, Carteret,, n New York Cty Saturday afternoon. The cereony was perfored n the Church of St. John the Evangelst and whs followed by a recepton for ebers of the two fales at Beekan Towers Hotel. The brde walked wth her brother, Charles Wlson, and was gowned n whte satn and lace. Her tulle vel had a coronet of whte satn and she carred srardenas and valley lles. Her sster. Mss Ruth Wlson, was the ad of honor and Frank Jurck acted as hs brother's bust an. Wlla Jurck and Charles Sehauder, the lutter of Whte Plans, were the ushers. Mr. and Mrs. jtirek wll lve n the Madson Apartents n Elzabeth. The brde s eployed by John Robert Powers of New York and the 'brdegroo by the Aercan Cyanad Copany n Lnden. He attended Newark Techncal School and Rutgers Unversty. Teachers Wn Legal Move To Evade Pay Reductons CARTERET The New Jersey Cossone of Educaton, Dr. Charles H. Ellott, ruled ths week the Carteret Board of Educaton urt reburse borough school teachers and jantors for the 0% salary reducton undertaken'by the borough adnstraton last August, The deductons Were also ade fro the salares of all other uncpal and school enroloyeoa for adng n provdng eergency relef. The deductons were nutda through a waver on the onthly salary oheokx. A group al teachers sgned these wavers under protest and sought legal assstance 'n oollectng the' aounts deducted. Dr. Ellott's decson ponted out that legslaton enahln&.jw nctpaltes and school boards to ake snob deductons txafead nly,!, 947. Mrs. }aab«lw Jvtaand John J. Ruokre»«l u»l led teachers-an4 Jnl- RETURN? TO I Arlyne O'Donnell One-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mn. Ellworth O'Donnell, 0 Jnanr-Hr Street. On Honor Rol Below are lsted the frst 6 Babes n the Carteret Press Popular Baby Contest as shown by the second count Tuesday evenng, February 6th. Standng Standng Ths Prevous Count Count Joseph Parlatosk 2 Mary Ann Klselesk 6 3 Edwna Urbansk 2 4 Wlla Sebok 5 Glora Lysek 4 6 Beverly Bazsa 8 7 Robert Abaray ' 8 Theresa Veroy 9 Martn Mnue, 5 0 Laur«tta Englsh Dorothy Mckla 2 El&a Mare Fleshann 3 Arlyne O'Donnell 7 4 Joan Baldwn 2 5 Robert Van Duskey 0 Edward Wudstk NEXT COUNT Frday, Feb- 9th at 8 o'clock. Extra cash and >nus credts are beng offered [<or Kwl after Frday? Only 0 ore days of the Hgh Credt Perod. ST. ELIAS' CHURCH SCENE 0FJUPTAL Mss Helen Skelango And John Ladany Unted By Rev. Medvecsky CARTERET The arrane of Mss Helen Skelango, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. George SkelanRo, of 79 Randolph Street,, to John Ladany, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander'Iadayn, took place Saturday afternoon. The cereony was perfored n St. Elas Greek Catholc Church by the pastor, Rev. Alex Medvecsky, and was followed by a recepton n tht) church hall. The couple went to WashnKton on ther weddng trp and wll ake ther hoe at the Randolph Street address. The church decoratons were of pals, whte roses and carnatons and the usc was sung by the church chor and ts drector, Prof, Paul Yatso. The brde, gven n arrage, by her father, wore whfte brdal satn, tred n rose pont lace and ade wth a heart shaped necklne and u long tran. Her vel was of lluson tulle, fastened by a crown of seed pearls and lles of the valley. She carred an ar uff of whte roses, baby's breath and lles. Mss Anne Cherepon, the ad of honor, wore an old fashoned gown of pnk chffon tred n olack lace and carred Ted roses, Mrs. Mary fondura of Newark, the atron of honor, wore blue chffon and carred red roses. The brdesads, the Msses Jula Gndu and Ea Mehalko, wore dusty pnk chffon and also carred red roses. All the attendants had head dresses of flowers and short vels. The other of the brde wore UeX blue and a corsage of roses. George Skel»n.go, Jr.,, brother of the brde, acted as best nl., and the ushers were: John Fesko. Andrew Halkaweh and John La dany, Jr 00 Guests Attend Party For Local Coaplt Saturday CARERET Tber«were over 00 guest* Saturday nght at the arty n Holy Faly gchl Hull Mr. and Mrs, 25 ^aflrtte'lptteet n ld In Race For Kg Cash Przes Edward Wudzk Three and one-half year old on of Mr. and Mrt. Steven Wudk, 5 Chroe Arsnua. Thereaa Veroy Ten onlh' old daughter of Mr. and Ml. A. Veroy, 8 Pulttk AT«nue. Joseph A. Kasha One-rear-old son of Sergeant and MM. Danel Kahn, 559 U A j. _ A. A-A. IA* A n ^ «A Rootrelt Avenue. Frst Lap Of Baby Contest Closes February 7; 34 Now Are Entered Frst Perod, In Whch Coupons And Subscrptons Count Mo«t, Coes To Close Week Fro Toorrow CARTERET A week fro toorrow brngs the close orttt«^r ta(;a^wt>>fluyg<by by the Carteret Press and co-operatng local erchants. On ths date, Febhary 7, the frst perod of the contest ends, and wth ts end the value of the votes obtaned through purchases n local stores and subscrptons to ths newspaper decreases, so next week, the lnal one n tha frst perod, wll a very portant one to the thrty-fve youngsters now n the race. Entres have been receved daly throughout ths past week and soe of the last to enter have gone ahead wth a great spurt, as ther parents, relatves and frends pled up credts to help the n ths opportunty to wn a cash prze n ths contest. The frst perod of the contest endng a week fro toorrow, s the one n'whkh the votes have the hghest value, and one n whch there are specal cash dvdends for tlrose akng the outstandng records. Next Count Tonght The next count of the ballots, locked n the contaner n the offce of ths newspaper, wll take place toorrow nght at 8 o'clock. Ths s one of the ost portant counts of the contest, and contestants and ther supporters are nvted to atttend. The wnners of the extra cash and bonus credts wll be announced at ths te tftor the ballots are counted. Twn* Are Entered Included n the entrants n the contest a one par of twns, Josoph and Jaes, four onth old sons of Mrs. Gluchosk, of 5 Soerset Street, and Robert Abaray, three onth old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Abtray, of 7 Heran Avenue. Ths lttle fellow s the only baby who survved the dsaster at the erth Aboy General Hosptal {Contnued on Page 3\ MARY LEGESTA BRIDE IN CHURCHJEREMONY Weds John S'won In Rtes At Sacred Heart; Recepton Is Held CARTKRET-Mns Mary Le Gcsta, of 9 Ftch Street and John Svon; of G Stoner Street, were arred Saturday afternopn n the Sacred Heart Church by Ruv. A. J. Sakson. Msa Margaret Svon, a sster of the brdegroo, was the ad of honor. Peter Svon. a brother, acted DS best an. Mss Olca LeGesta, sster of the brde, and Mss Alce Novak,, of Newark were the brdesads. The, ushers wero Ncholas Koval, of Perth Arnlov and Woodrow Prce, of Carte rot. The brde wore a gown of whte net tred n old-fashuned lacu wth a long vel of tulle and lace held wth u crown of pearls and rhnostones. Her bouquet waa of whte roses, lles-of-the-valley and gardenas. Mss Svon wore rose and blue net wth blue bonnet and blue accessores. The brdesads woru rose and blue net wth roue bonnets, and had old-fashoned bouquets of red roses,.solder buttons and sweet peas. After the weddng cereony a recepton and dnner was held n the Goran Hlall and was attended by/about 25 guests. The touple wll lve n ther new hoe n Edgar Street, upon ther return hoe fror a weddng trp, Aong The Carteret Churches Presbyteran Church By R«T. D- Lorenl* The tops dt the ero» at the Presbyteran Church on Sunday wll be "I A Thne," There wll by specal ust by"t^e Chor* under the drecton of the new organst and Chor* Drector. Mrs, George Rchardson. Tho Weeklv Sesson of the Sundly School wll bbst'j-45 The troop Cottee of Bov Scout Troop 82 of.whch Jaes. Bus s the Chatan has sent nvtatons to tba otfcer Tuooos of the Eastern QMr<t to Jon wth Troop 82 UJMW «b»ervance of Natonal Scovfc Sunday on Surday Febuary H ft 7;45 at the Pre* ter ha* I n th» Kutp, It eu,t Wlla are cordally nvted to attend ths servce. The, Men's Bble Class apponted C. P. Perkns as charan of a cottee to arrange for the An nual Play whch the Class has bponsored for the past several years. Thu play wll be chosen and the date for presentaton announced n the near future. SupH PRICE THREE CENTS' GALVANEK Bl DEMOCRAT TA( ON SCHOOL BOJ Cte Dr. Lowery's They Are Obedent Poltcal Machne G. 0. P. VICTORY CARTERET "When lke Dr. Mllard L. Lowory, > school superntendent, the actons of the eber* of the Board of ton here such a denv t.peaks for tself," stated": Cossoner Joseph ths week n a fnal staten fore the school electon nwrt! Mr. Galvanek's stateent^ lnued, "When Dr. Lowwjr; here last October and _. people of Carteret to hold ^ ferendu for a school bo ponted by the Mayor, he r«tfy «Jur«r. r the _.._ ebers of the board Wth' structonst tactc* whch us«d ewr»nce the 4««4 Strandberg opened the the to Ipede the. pr our schools." Mr. Galvanek referred to prae yst ade by Dr. whch he tered Supcrvr cpal Calvn F. Dengler a fced an" and sad the condton resulted drectly' the people of the borough, ng on the board en to a poltcal organzaton _, than to the people theseltffcf that te Dr. Lowery proph J "If ths stuaton contnue* school syste here wll be worse ess than t was long j the forer supervsng resgned. He sad, also at te that Calvn F. Dengler, tenure of offce has been the ponts at ssue between " lcan and Deocratc el the board's, fuuy approved and by the State Depa Educaton." Mr. Galvanek declned I to succeed hself on the but has been charan _ capagn cottee. He ha» hs capagn leadershp slogan, "Stop Poltcal: Ahead Agan." Ten canddates have flfttj tons for the electon of font! bers of the Board. Frank ', Jaas J. Lukach, Patrck and Sauel Kaplan and by the General Deocratc zaton. Runnng ndepend s Counclan Alphonse Deocrat. In the Republcan ranks ' U. Hagan, presdent of the ' seeks re-electon. Hs ates are Counclan Cl Cutter, Dr. Lous S. Down John Szelag, all endorsed bjr ] Republcan organzaton, ndependently s George Bra STUDENTS PI MUSICAL PR( Double Octette Sbgt Entertanent In Na Hale School CARTERET At a specal febly Tuesday, nne he Nathan Hale School Pajo I tertaned ther clasaates-at^ chool n a pano rcctaj. Dot'othy Lynch and the ;rade double octette sang, Tl ettf conssts of Mary Dot Ae March, Helen Pastuchen,? etta Frankownk, Lllan Ethel Ruckregel, Mare Q Mary Orban, Los Gurke,' Wulko, Elzabeth Faban, Kuza, Helen Stron, Irens' cy, Irnaa Cutter. The progra was as fo ano Sulo, Edolwesa Glde^ derbeck, Hannaloro Galle; Duet, Waltz, Braha Op. thy Schaff, Constance sk; Pano Solo, Nola, Arnd ard Wohlgeuth; Vocal the Waters of Muetonka,<, ranee, Dorothy Lynch; Pan Blue Danube, Strauss, Wll wak; Pano Solo, The U Ken, Gertrude Rabnowt;. al Nubers, Prayer fro '"' and Gretal", Huperdlt. Magyar Refored Church By R»v. Attuudar Durocy Tl»»*nual congregatonal eetng, held recently, has elected thu followng ebers to serte on tbt Board of Eldgrs; Andrew Terjek treasurer; Julus Reg, secretary Chalca Cudty, 8r., Frank Cxa dta, Charl«*.f'ueh > Jr., JoBn *V dor, Wlftltytorv Kalan Ker- Davd, Negro Sprtual, wth th«lght Brown Har,) Nnth Grade Double ano Solo, Flower Sonst,- KutWuen Hlub; Punu S«lc Me Back to Old Vrgnny, Joseph Sato Other ebers of Club who wll be heard at;j dato e: August Run to, Bfert, Buth Moore,' Tarohek, Elatae M«Berg, Audrey Sahultsk, da, Thoasrut fttpbtk' kursk, Helen B >ko»,. 40OI CARX - ' k

2 ' y TWO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 940 Vr- ttnt frrttay Marked 0> Evenng School Papfl«C OARTFUFT!At pnt«<.f th<- Evcnjr Krhonl arked Lncoln" HtM:n la-.! DIRIH nl n tpwnl prrn "* rhnty' of Mo«lltry I'vtfU! I *'- 'h).'n w» follows; wth s announce! Awclly; I.Y "I Mfwl I'nh" actng I'lu; Salu'c, Kntrc Abraha l.n- Mln, (fr- Unbvnk; My Natve Land, by Sr Wwllcr Scott, fvrn by Mrs. Att Jalhlh; Lncoln'* BrlMy. '>> '" ln Kcn<lrrk BRUITS, (rven ly M-.'ln Tront; Son**, "Lncoln" 'l " W«hnjttnn," nk by Ac;L ; : n CIHVICS, "fnd Blew An''!.".-.u hy the rntrs Aswntl'ly. UKRAINIAN MOVIE CARTKRKT A Ukranan Tnlkf, "Tarn* Bulbl," lnsrd on n atory of Schlac (tg»\, wll be shown tnnrlt n Lutheran Hull at 8 o'clock. Tl<- pcture s lcnt prc- (tond'l ly Vllr Knlrrnvsky of For*'", a rkrannn tcctnr journalst. nnd Language Teachers' Parley Attended By M Rckey CAKTFIJFT of the falh M- H<-*< Rchey of Cnrl'-ret rhfrh School.-ltnlwl a ltrnnl rotfer rr of nlfmm lnn l!cc tenrhrrs held I- -I Stntly :l Slt' Tench >r C dlcjrc. Mnnfr-lnr. A -o-ly n two urc, "f.c Mcdrc Mylfc." presented n French wn«jrvnn yct'nlny by the French III Chl»t the school. C'lnr!r"> SoV- Icr. l.nvry Mclrk nnd Jlolrfc ()' Donnrll were the n-rf<hn', wth Jn (yuro BnncK and How Skurat drectng the >erfornnce. TO HOLD BENEFIT CARTBRET - A fosh ovewll be shown /or n beneft nl the Place Theatre February 3 and 4, for whch Lck«l.! ay le obtaned fro Mrs. Stephen I.okoc, Mr«. Wlla N»dol«k. Mrs. Sophe Godlenk, Mrs. Anthony Marcnak. Stanley Rndonsk fnd Matthew Jarka. A Classfed Adv. Wll Sell It The erchants lsted below are cooperatnt n Carteret's Popular Baby Contut and are ssung "Baby Coupons" on all cash purchases and payents of accounts.. A. SZYMBORSKI Butcher Fn«CrocarUt 46 Unon St. C«t«r«l 8-0««8 ROOSEVELT, FURNITURE HOUSE Steve Babe A Son Furnture- C«rpeU LnoUu Ston and Rnfe R«do«and R*frgeralor M Roo»Tt>lt Arc, C>rter«t BROWN BROS. For Better Merchandse Pntt Hardware - Houf Furnhng 579 fli Roocvelt Are, Hll Secton AARON RABINOWITZ Hardware Pant Hoe Fu»kn < Contractor - Mll Supplef Rooevelt AT*. Cart«rct L'ARMEE MUSIC SHOP Lauter Psno Many od*u to choose fro Instructons On All Instruents Record In All Languages $0 Washngton Ave. Cartoret CHEAP JOHN'S "Carteret'«Departent Store" Qualty Goods At The Rght Prte. Corner Hudson ft Uno» St*. " J Cartertt KOCHEK'S PHARMACY W«. A. Koehek, Ph. G. We Delver 55 Wahnfton Ave, Carteret GIL & SONS FOOD MARKET CORP. Meats GrocorM Fruts - Vegetables, 4 Roosevelt Are., Cartertt 8>M9 HOPP'S INC. Jewelry k-.yttj Fn* Lne of Slk Hosery and Chldren's Wear K Bt Reosevelt Ave. Cartaret * JAFFE STUDIO f-, Offcal Contest Photographer,90 Roosevelt Ave. Carteret R. M. KLEIN & SONS Lades' Wearng Apparel. Dret ' Coats - Mllnery A*«. C«rt*r«t KORNBLAU'S PEPARTMENT STORE "Tl* Store That Satsfes" Dry Goods - Notons Household Furnshngs I luoevelt Ave., Carteret M. E. GROSS Ave, Cartaret CARTERET DRUG STORE Max J. Grdaa, PM#. **0w Prcaa AM Always TIM Lowest" Mb#****lt A**., Cart*r«t (.0425 ;;:TH FASHION SHOP U Dr F N. Fnance rlt Av.. HUI > ULMAN A SONS Ryj» BrwM wdpwtrka anj Brthd«T Cakw S. FRIEDMAN Groceres 7 Sale St. Carteret THE WOMEN'S SHOP ETHEL REMAK, Prop., Ht* tnd Dresses Everfthnj n Woen'* Wear 44 Washngton Are. C«rleret SOL SOKLER A SON Qualty Furnture All Electrcal Applances 67-4S0 RooseVelt Ave. Carteret CYURE'S MARKET Meat* and Groceres Free Delvery 3 Sale Ave. Carteret 8-05 QUALITY BAKERY Bread - Rolls - Buns. Cakes Pes We specalze n Brthday and Weddng Cakes 593 Roosevelt Ave. Carloret J. P. FOOD MKT. 265 Washngton Ave. Carteret MITTUCH'S The Batter Drug Store* 6 Roosevelt Ave. 7 Washngton Ave. JOHN RIVERS Meats and Groceres 63 Unon St. Carteret FRANK'S VARIETY STORE A Coplete Store For Faly Needs 77 Roosevelt Ave. Carteret 8653 BLUE FRONT GROCER Qualty Merft* and Groceres 62 Roosevelt Ave. Carteret W. D. GRAND Sc 0c to.00 Store Full lne of Greetng Cards and Valentn** 574 Roosevelt Ave. Hll Secton F. BROWN Hardware Pants. Ol. Varnshes Mll aod Plubng Supples Wndow CU* A Enaeled Ware Roosevelt Ave. Carteret 8-Q353 ROYAL DEPT. STORE Clothng For The Entre Faly 4 Roosevelt Ave. Carteret N«xt door to Carteret Buldng A Loan BROWN'S RELIABLE PHARMACY Leo. R. Brown, Ph, C. 574 Roosevelt Ave. Carteret FELDMAN'S MARKET Choce Meat* Fancy Grpcrru* T8 Roosevelt Ave., C*rt«ret M. SOLOMON Lades' and Gents' Talor Suts Made to Order We buy and sell Men's Used Clothng, CleaaM k«a PrawaUtf 36 R»o»e*«lt AT*. Carter.t S03M-M A. LEBOW Meat* and Qr«Mrw M Washngton A»e. Carter,! ALEX SUCH Bwtcktr ft Crocer ' Pant and Hardware Car. WfctsUr Ave. wd Ma*)* It, C*rt*r»t Down Credts! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH CONTEST RULES ONLY MORE Of HIGH CREDIT Any Ifoy uler tlo ngc of sx \vawlm tllkll' partcpate n n- "DllarH T T" Popular Ualy rutt'hl. Any chld lavlng renclcl Its HIXIII bllduy on or before March. st s Int'loKble. y Chldren of pt-ratuh ctnecel wth thn newmapttr n uny vay or (II-c^tly rolau'l lo l u«owner or cpploy<>«, hlll-f) of co-operatlg erclntt or ther eployes, lre not elgble tn copete. Ths dop.h not pply to ewsdeultrs or corresjondt'nts, 3 The wnners of I he awards shall be decded by ther crcdllk, aald credts beng r>ptsl < hy coupons lfhued by partcpatng erchsntu and wpon payents of Nubt^rlptlons to The Carteret 'rens. Partl'lpatnK bualna cctts wll IsHu one cp'n nt e >:h BO (>Sllt8 ClBll pu'llubc ur UPOU pl'- ent of any acunul. 4 CREDITS AltE NOT TlANSFHlt- ABJ/E. Kntres cunnol wlthdruw In favor of another tlclpalt. Hlould the bnly wthrraw Horn He capagn hu or her credts wll be cancelled. 5 Any coll unon on the part of copettors to the detrent nf other copettors wll NOT le tolerated. Any baby enterng Into or takng part In such cobnaton wll forfet all rght tu an uvrard. I Cth ust accopany all orders of subecrptlona where credts ur«in.»ved. There wll be no excepton to thn rule. Every cent accepted through the Capagn Departent "Dollars To You" Popular Baby Contest uut represent a Subscrpton, 7 ID the event of te for any award duplcate przes wll le awarded. 8 Extenson of Auhscrtptlons wll count credts accordng to thu re*- IN THE SPONSORED BY THE CARTERET PRESS In Conjuncton Wth Many Merchants FIRST GRAND PRIZE 325 IN CASH AND SUM LOVING CUP SECOND AWARD $50 IN CASH THIRD AWARD $25 IN CASH FOURTH AWARD FIFTH AWARD THREE AWARDS 5 IN CASH 'IOINCASH $2.50 EACH 77<? Publsher Reserves the Rght to Add to Above «lst of Awards FREE! A Photo of Your Baby Wll Be Made Wthout Charge CrAWHlBelw*donth<S<d<otS*kunto the SMtlto Credt, Appear^ CONTEST RULES llar schedule prevalng In the perod In whch the frst»ul>»crptlon wa turned n, wth (he excepton of the fnal Week when no extra credts wll be gver, on extenuong. No stateent, asserton or prolne, ether verbal or wrtten, ade by any r«p>n«tutlv(>. solctor, agent <tf partcpant, vrynjr fro the rules und uutcnuntt publshed tlroukl U>e coluns tn thn new»- per wll le recognzed by the C«Mlgn Departent or the Publlaher. 0 In ense of typographcal or other errors, It d understood that nether thu Publsher or Capagn Departent.lll be held roonslble for the neceshary correcton of the nae, : The anak,e«nt reserves the rght to ftend or add to the rules of the capagn for the protecton of. the partpabt*. partcpatng erchant* and the te*gn*per, 2 To Indure abbolule farness In the twtdlk of cull prces the contest wll be brought to a clone under the sealed ballot box ftygte and wlt be under the personal tupervson <>r lhre««r ore Judges. l>urlng the last perod of the capagn the box, locked and sealed WHIJ be placed locally 'wher* partcpants und ther frends wll depo«h ther Anal eollectwus and rea*rvtr cr«dlt«. Ths way no ole, not «von the capagn anageent, nn pogslbly know, the votng atr«ngl of the patlclpants, whch procluleb uny ponslbllty of favorts und Insurea f&trots to* all, 3 The anageent reserves the rght to add lo the lst of announced awards or to gve extra Utah awards or»xtra credos. 4 In becong a canddate or partcpant n thn capagn canddate* agree to abde!>y the above rules. FREE!,0&Cwl Entry Bffnk oc f N Sb CONTESTHEAJWARTOS Offct«l s fjte&ttte

3 frott fpr h* brth,,. n the hos,,-mi babes nettr tbatpurt we f& Robert lnt proup ( ard he llopes n(j to be very IWky In thn R flhy Conttrt.. ', op«to Ht of U* thrty,.l n the contt 6 far nn another psjre of fnd coplete datfelt t nnd A Ht of th«werg the Coupon* wll f >n anofhtr page of,,-, The Honor j - n tnpc of the bablos at the I'I,,. Innt count WM ade,.,v nlfrht of thn pa«t week, n, Hl Haowhere on ths pa(fe. Alll,k Mens 'M*to Uat' f Alaska, In ntlv fhdu "the anland," Heater wth Evsy Carl ( le <M«* ** «,,.,,,,f..rt. Mr wnvd of tnw-,,.,..irlvag wt* El.!:l«UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE.. Undue 4-door trtnk sedan, carrm a new cr fuarantae Chevrolet 2-door, 'r-ktrcl "6" 4-door. Murk, trunk, dual equpped p*ne2dpor_m;, dun, black, one own*,,, "a steal" 37B \>\ft de luxe teope, nw Ilrht ten fnsh, Ilt n heater and dn. we can't reenund t too hghly 44S onl de luxe, 2-door, ray fnsh, U perffc, has bult-n rad, heater and deldstars, owner, l.nv loajre 295 M"Jp 4-door wth dunk, beautful golden bege, tres lke 'v 34S! -nl coupe, bargan 85 IMIKI 2-Dr. De Lux«25 I nlne 4-Dr. Sedan Plyouth 4-Dr. JSedun SM wldsoble 4-door.. 28 I'lyouth 2-door "4- <-yl." 59 I'. Chrysler 4-door ge- h., old but good lt s exceptonal...$ 49 Edward K. GHnhg, Inc h.rlf) De MM-PlfBaatk D*eteM.IIOWJtOOM SERVICE lu UOHItlH AVB., «I» -9DS IPERTH AMBOY BEDDING CO. Wo Arc Now F««Urnt Our IANNUAL FEBRUARY CLEARANCE SALE Prcrs hare b*tn lantataaally!"-<l It t I* yeur adva* t«b>- t» ped our full lln«of fne qualty Mattresses Lnoleu Baby Carrafes Crbs Breakfast Sutes t Studo Couches Youth Beds H-chars Bcycles «ad Toy* O-Dora CloaeU Fntkar Beds nto Qattt. In n Blade TEL. PA STATE. ST. H.. I,. x County'! Lesdur Bllllll f and JuVenftpPur. " nture Store" Dr. Loua S. Downs TO GIVE TLAY CARfTERET A play, "Fanne n Aerca," wll be gven March 3 n Falcon Hall by the Polsh- Aercan League. CBsf Sobesk, charan, wll be asssted by the Msses Mury DyUg, June Sobeslt, Helen Zysk, and Frank Wnukowsk, Stanley Salnsk and Matthew Jarka. _ The organzaton h*s also planned a Valentne Party for February 6, n charge of the Mlswes Ann Gurney, Helen Grygo, Clare Tagleska and Mary Waurzynsk. ftreofth In NnbenT In the heyday of Cornth, Qrteet, th cty' 20,000 freeen were estlto pflms 400,000 slsves. AHLERS BOTTLED IN BOND WHISKEY 4-YEAR-OU) RYE Bottled n Boad Under U. S. OeVt SaperTton JAMES WVER BRAND (Red««) ^INCH'S <^^) DAYTON CLUB - 2-YEAR-OLD RYE Dtlled and Bottled by the Maker* of Golden Weddn r Qt. proof Pnt Lquor Store tad Caf*. 34S-35 Sut. St. For Free DelTery, Phone Perth Aboy EVERY MONDAY NIGHT GAME SOCIAL AT ST. JAMES' AUDITORIUM AMBOY AVE, WOODBRIDGE 27 GAMES LUCKY SEVEN $69 - FREE GAME $50 DOOR PRIZE $20 ADMISSION 40c. IB^P ^^a^aal aaa^e^aw aaaa»\»w ^eaaaaw aaaaaa^aa^af ^ aa^eaaaaaa^aw ^aa^aaaw ea^a^aaw ^ea^eaa* abaaaaas BBaaaaW New York Wall Paper and Pant Co., Inc. S5S SUM Street PERTH AMBOY Pnoee Or, Robert Movltz BUEGEON CHIBOPODX8T FOOT AILMtNtS Pwrta Anrtwr N»tl B»nk Bd* SI St*t«St. Forth Atr Phone P. A, 4-MM. DE LMXI PARTY Every Thunday Nght AT THE Holy y Rosary Audtoru RARCUY, PK»TH AMBOY, N, J. $700 PRIZES AND CASH $706 I amprtrnf w t«h»* Med th ft* dntrm I*» Pn*! "Dellus to You" PopuUr Baby Un& Hll Hat only totludm tb«* chld*** nter*d up to Tfttdjr Noon. The B«t^ countng of votet wll tk >lace tonght at 8 f. M. Help your'favorte chld t Ask your * for "Btby Coufeott". E«ch cotrpoh h tforth 800 votes. Ths, lst n Rlphftbetcal, ROftaT ABARAY-^B onthn old, son ot Mr. and ttn, A. Abany,? Heran Avenue. JOAN BALDWIN 8 years old, daughter df Mr. and Mn. Wlla 0. Bldwln, 88 Lncoln Avenue. BEVERLY BAZ8A 8 onths old, daughter of Mr. And Mft. Stephen BaM, 66 Maple Street. BARBARA ANN BSHOP-4 years old, dau R h- t«f of Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM BISHOP, 59C Roosevelt Avenue. JOHN BRITTON y«r old, son of Mr. and Mw. SarnuAl Srttbn, 88 Wheeler Avenue. ttlta COLOAN 0 onths old, the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wlla B. Colgan, 28 Rdosevelt Avenue., < WILLIAM DENTON^-W onths old, son of Mr. and Mra. Wlla Denton, 69 Roosevelt Avenue. LAURETTA ENGLISH 2^ ffeart old, daughter of M. Beatrce Englsh, 3 Essex Strat, JOSEPHINE HMN- year and f half ad. daughter of at and Mra. Gao Fnn, 88 Merger Street EtSA MARIE FLEaCHMANN rtofothb old, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Q«arga IMtoh*Dn» 8 Frederck Street. JOSEPH AND JAMES GLUCKOWSKI-twln«and 4 onths old, the aons of Mrs. Gluckowfk, 5 Soerset Street, «- 8 ^M^ HARNCK- 4 years old, daufht«r of^ Mr. and Mrs. 8. karnlck, 73 Lowell Street. PATSY JOHNSON-4 years old, daughter of Mr. d Mfs. L. Johnson, f6 Unott Street. JOHNNIE KEOPKA one year old, wn Of Mr. and Mrs. John Keopka, 80 Warren Street, JOSEPH ARTHUR KASHA year old, son of Sgt. and Mrs. Danel Kasha, of 659 Roosevelt Avenue. MARY ANN KISIELESKl SVfe years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kaeleskl, 83 Charles Street. JOHN JOSEPH KOWAL8KI 8 years old, son of Mr. and MM. John Kowalsk, 32 Roosevelt' Avenue. GLORIA LYSEK 4 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lysek, 85 Edwn Street. PETER MATTHEW MARTIAK 6 onths old, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Martak, 66 Larch Street. NICOLAS MATAWAY 5 years old, son of Mr. and Mra. T. Mataway. 66 Eerson Street. DOROTHY MICKLA~age 3 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Mckla, 8 Sharot Street. MARTIN f MINUE year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mnue, 23 Heran Avenue. ARLYNE O'DGNNELL 8 onths old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth O'Donnell, 0 Jeanette Street. ' JOSEPH PARLACOSKI 7 onths old, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Parlacosk, 6 Roosevelt Avenue. -.ANCIS $0NG-5 yeantow^toft of^m*. I' VOTE FOR Independent Cand Board Of Ml WtfOL 'AM POLfr-a y^arl old r _(WuVhtef o Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poll, Jr., 807 -Pershng Avenue. BARBARA SAMU 7 onths old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wlla Sau, 54 Larch Street. WILLIAM SEBOK 4 onths old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aex Sebok, 65 Randolph Street. EDWINA URBANSKl 3 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edund Urbansk, 6 Sharot Street. CHARLES ROBERT USZENSKI 2 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uszenskl, 88 Locuat Street. ROBERT VAN DUSKEY 4 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. L, Van Duskey, 3 Washn^rton Avenue. MARY ANN VARSCAK 3 years old, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Varscak, 8 Roosevelt Avenue. THERESA VERONY 0 onths old, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. A. Varony, 8 Pulask Avenue. EDWARD WUDZKI 3W years old, son of Mr. and Steven Wudzk, 5 Chroe Avenue. ENTER YOUR BABY TODAY AND WIN CASH MARCH 2ND BEIGERT (Conttnutd fro Pajt I) ctzen. Thn wll be the value that I shall attach to the offce, Experence Cted "Wth the experence that ba ganed n local governental nffalrn by servng you as your counclan for the last two years and wth the strong desre that have to serve for the prooton of our publc school syste, I fee! that I ay nnk thn peonlp ^f Car teret fnr ther support. "It s n tha sprt that I (tha feash cta«n'a vete, It s that sprt, too, that I ask eac ctzen to support e by any ean approprate to such an portnn electon as a school board contest. BABICS IN FLORIDA CARTBRET Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Babes of Unon Street are on ther annual vst to Florda. They arfl n Ma and plan to stay for soe te. Pulp Magalnea A pulp agazne Is a agaxne prnted on Inexpensve, rough paper Contanng a hgh proporton of wood pulp. HEADLIGHTS 'FOCUSED" [& ADJUSTED] SSL BRAKES-STEERING Adjusted by Specalsts DIIVI IMT tun IN NOWI SYSTEM BRAKE SERVICE e 257 New Brunswck (at El St.) Ave Perth Aboy, N. J. P. A Open 8;00 to 6:00 Brtneke Newark and Jer'uy Cty ' Feaat your eyes on the saooth-flowlag'lloes and contours of ths bett-seltnt Chevrolet for j '40, wth New "Koyal Clpper". ; Stylng... Note that t's the ktett of all lowest-prced cars, easurng 8 Inches fro froat of grllla tq rear ot, body,... Yes, eyn t and con> rtotce yoursau that It's the "$t f for «y//n"-th* outstandng beauty and luxury leader aong all oars^lnjts pr M (Maw 4a*4eUtefcs4bBpat CAttTtSRET M»b«n of tn 8l«t«rhM>d of the Blessed Vrgn Mary fcoftd M H*W Wolannky of ftftrandolph Strct Snnday njrht at a surprse party In the Ukranan Socal Club. Mrs. Wolandky hag been presdant of the Ssterhood for lateral fhn has lone been a leader n work of St. D#»tHu» Ukranan Oh M. Oljta Holowchak and Mrs. nna Ohubaty krrantred tne party nd Mrn. Wolaky wu presented dnnor Mt.console set and other «ft«. ^AfttfflBWtf The Pnt Ad S<ruaa wll *o to Aboy Monday nght to t dstrct eetng of *qnad«! dbcton ot th«state. March local group wn be host* " tend Dstrct of the Bt»t» ( ell, and on Aprl a new n frnt std *ork wn be hcr«. John Sldun of the fee Carteret H?h School wll Intructor and applcaton! he ade to h by to enroll. ROMANCE IS 0BUSINE! Soetes w* feel lke Cupd hwh*. fotka trust \u t pletely Wth ttelr flower eaearea. Thty know that wh«n. nuk u» to sky ther lttlste words wth flowers, those Ktn wll whlnper bewftehmtly ~ and wth ]u«t the rljrht fne We've helped aaelen jnany a heart beat May we ', help you say t wth flowers? faumwe's DAY, WEDNESDAY, FE Bakal* ot tkofe S^fln Flower.. Conaet of Ca H*gl rf, GartVnla or OrcKldn Ko ( «>, Volet! Ro.. Red,?(nk «nd Yellow. Bo of 3»r«g n««r«n f»eb n Daffadll, Tulpt, ROKI,-M Sw»«_Pe«u, ;J0Jad oll, Irl «nd So.pdr.fo o ther f fluket of 6r6w«PUntt that your Mather lavea 0 well. We are the o*ly Florst Telegfraph Delvery Representatves llfthway, and can take care of your needs to any part of the world on short notce. JOHN R. AUMANI FLORIST. o 900 ST. GEORGE AVE. RAHWAY, N. TELEPHONES RAHWAY BRIEGS - 60th Annversary Salt SUITS OVERCOATS TOPCOATS - FURNISHINGS Get to know the lastng satsfacton and pleasures of truly fne qualty - Now at greatly reduced prces. L BRIEGSISONS. 9 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY,!U Op«a MOB. FH. tnj J*t. Ertnlnf a ChewoUf KadMlf*,Vacuu-PoW«r klft aa4 fe*l the hldd*rf»*»w wpply > <d tb*. a a Mort autohttth H Ml other atwn«rahrtm w> shft can do.,,. Stay aft dw throttle and sa* bow CWakt out-ac&torqtttand outlchb all otbar tow-prksd cars... Rebut at you enjoy "Tha Mate Royal'!f-tka sootkt, aaast, steadest rfe know that Ch*n f ^f^^^^sr % ^^P^^r^P^p^f^^^ to'ovn MW Chanokt tajf^ wjthyoor present car In I,,, Yas, kuy t, and you'u < ths "W/or w/ FIRST t U-H.F. VAIVI-W-HUI) "Chevrolet's FIRST Agan. n»j,

4 r CARTERET PRESS Sbucrpton, $.50 P»r Year Tdephon* Carteret Publshed by Carteret Press OFFICE 76 WASHINGTON AVE., CARTERET, N. J. T LUCY GREGORY Edtor MEYER ROSENBLUM Sporta Edtor Fltered na ccond clan atter June 5, 924. at Curtcret, N. J., Poat Offlte, under the Act of March, 879. Thnk of the Chldren The Board of Educaton electon lcre on * Tuesday should have the consdered at-.-, tentot of ;ll resdents of Carteret who are l v nterested n the chldren of the Borough J and n the future of the local school syste. ''. There are vtal questons nvolved n the $' outcoe of the votng, ost portant of w whch s whether the boys and grls of the ' county are to contnue to be sacrfced %, on the altar of poltcal abton as»w ^tber lot n the year just passed. For our tfart, we thnk the future ctzens of Carteret are enttled to batter treatent than that. - The Deocratc organsaton ha* for-,foted any clas to the support of the peo- *ple by ts conduct n the last few onths '"fjf'when t adopted every obstructonst tactc J*t could devse to stye the school progra "I and proote \\& own nterest. The ost el- {oquent nstance of ths atttude s shown n ( ftts treatent of the Supervsng Prncpal, Calvn F. Dengler. Adttedly barren of J any coplant aganst Mr. Dengler, the? Deocrats on the Board refused to vote ^for hs reapponlent for reasob whch ' can only be obvous. J For the sake of the youngsters, who are I n our charge, we trust the thnkng people ', wll repudate such conduct. Ths can be *^ accoplshed by gvng tha Republcans a : " workng ajorty on the Board, by electng the ncubent Wlla B. Hagan, and hs runnng ates, Clfford L Cutter, Dr. Lou-, X s S. Downs, and John Szeleg. If ths s done \ we feel confdent that the werd gae, n p whch helpless boys and grls are the pawns V and n whch poltcal advanceent s the 'ft pe, wll be ended. Survval Alter Death» The possblty of survval after death t> has ntrgued anknd fro the earlest ** days of recorded lfe. Prtve an had an ^dea that there would be an after lfe and jb the, Aercan Indan dreaed of the Happy I Huntng.Ground. * Modern ndvduals take for granted,,*upon relgous grounds, the survval of the ^ sprt after the death of the body. They baheve n ortalty but no atter how # strongly they beleve they do not have 'Aproof of t. \ Scence has set tself to the study of the possblty of provng ortalty. Whle no defnte proof has been adduced there s.lttle yet to dsprove the theory wdely held >yan. - In London, several years ago, there was jp begun a two-year nvestgaton of evdence to support survval after death. Recently the Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral^sclosed ^s belef and reported that the nvestga.had shown that after fraud., decet and fuson were dscounted there reaned, a Idu of establshed facts that suggested [^hypothess of survval. The Rev. W. R. Matthews reported,."it vdent that soe persons survved b6dly but the nvestgaton could not show [at all persons ded." I(o sad that soe >ns apparently ade contacts "wth e source of energy" that renforces na- ;at endowents and gves the unfcaof purpose that akes the ost forr Wable., I'.- Chrstan belevers have long antanl the ndvduals can coune wth God Jdtthat fro Hs store house acqure sural strength for the trals of lfe. In ;, a good-chrstan takes such a belef on ttth, as s entrely- proper. Just the sae, lere s no reason why scentsts should not "k to establsh the truth by scentfc ods, No har can be dono and soe loubts ght be reoved.. Do The Dutch Trust Htler? Edward van Kleffens, Foregn Mnster tbq Netherlands asks whether the te or the doctrne of ght s acadec. The streatent of the people of Poland and Czechoslovaka suggest* that lttle can be ganed unless there n a change n the otves that anate the natons that have becoe ltant aggressor* The Netherlands governent has had occason, twce wthn recent onths, to take ltary easures to safeguard te neutralty. Strangely enough the actvty of the governent was drected alost exclusvely to the protecton of ts fronter wth Gerany, suggestng that even Foregn Mnster van Kleffens has soe doubts about the peaceful ntentons of hs neghborng naton, under the leadershp of Herr Htler. If peace were possble, t would have to be condtoned on the pledged word of Htler and hs Geran assocates. If that word s worthy of confdence and trust, Upon whch peace ust bebased, then there s no need for the Netherlands to take any defensve easures aganst Geran nvason, Gerany has gven a pledge not to attack the Netherlands or Belgu. What Chldren t<*d Thg Whte House Conference on Chldren n a Deocracy estates that half of the naton's chldren belong to fales unable to lve decently and declares that the chld's greatest need s a real job at real wages for hs father and work opportuntes for hself when he grows up. The conclusons wll be derded, of course, by the he-en who profess great adraton for the "Aercan way' and ajd the old-fashoned vrtues of self-relance and ndvdual ntatve. The rugged ndvduals wll advocate teachng the chld to practce the vrtues that earned success n the past and, beng cofortable theselves, wll be wllng to st quetly untl the governng generaton solves ts proble. There was a te n the Unted States, f we can beleve what we are taught, when ndvduals could expect reasonable opportuntes for advanceent through ntellgent applcaton and soe hard perseverance. Wth llons of older en uneployed and workers outnuberng avalable jobs, the young an of today faces a dfferent condton. The class-book ottos wll not feed h or enable h to feed,hself. Intellgence By Ages And Sexes Dr. Frank In. Freean, of the Unversty of Calforna Sch6ol of Edftft^, recently conducted a test upon 2,88 pwsons n order to ascertan the ntellgence rato of varous ages and between the two sexes. He reports that the results ndcate that a person's ntellectual capabltes do not declne after he s forty, f he uses those capabltes. Whle the average person ay show a lttle decrease n speed, no substantal dfference s noted n real ntellectual accoplshents. Regardng the two sexes he reports that hg test faled to substantate the opnon that there s a dfference. Although the en happened to have a, slghtly hgher score, he explaned that the fractonal dfference was "probably due to accdent." Htler Proses War Herr Htler proses Great Brtan and France the war they have asked for. He stll poses as a seeker of peace. Ths pose s repeated after the recent revelaton of the outrages n Poland and Czechoslovaka, where thousands of helpless people have been pressed nto labor servce and a nubar are reported to have been slan. Htler's publc atttudes see so unreasonable on the bass of hs brutalty to other peoples that one ust accept the concluson that nobody counts n hs thnkng except Gerans, or that the s a hopeless lunatc. In ether event, he s a dangerous an to be runnng at large wth a war achne as fordable as that of Gerany. SoManyOUsWouldJf- The world s heavly populated wth n. dvdual who would do great thngs f they had fne postons, or plenty of oney. The world has very fff* lle* and woen who are strvng to do. Httle thngs n lfe n a anner that befts the dong the greater thngs. There s uch talk, for exaple,'about the value of faly lfe. What do the aver^ age father-and other, n ths day, do for the beneft of faly lfe? For that atter, what contrbuton dues th young son, or )ft pot coe to brng about t just and snnthe young daughter, feel pelled to aketo the happy faly crcle that, s toa*ny ".jetuenje.nt of the European probles, "flbtng that Wustern and Central Ku- nstances, s but a theory? Wght "persh n paupers and bol'ls a sobqr thought, referrng to actual If the.gru natons ftow at war The Honorable Clark Gable sees to coe together n any decree of conee' and ake a settleent otohe ssues have what t takes at tt\e box-offce. Ths B^JW artst hajt sgned a conract that calls for $5,009» ^ef^rwwfor \ Xfa, ng way # y^^lh an, c«of justce and peace,, th«world sevan years and grftdully work«up to - fgure M\ oet«the he.»»n rtw- soethn FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 940 Too Bs For The Roost "We rely ore heavly npon the general property tax than any other state... The average rale of taxaton for 939 la 4,62 per hundred dollars of valualon... It U too hgh." Governor A. Harry Moore, Second Annual Menage (January!), 940). JV. J. Has Hghest Per Capta Tax On Property In Entre Country The burden of the property tux n New Jersey and thr need of soe for of tax relef for property owners are, lke Ue weather, subjects that arc uch dscussed hut nhout whrh lttle s done. In Now Jersey, property pays $267,000,000 or about thrwfourths of the total aount rased through taxes each year. Property provdes about npetccn,twctt(;^hs the total taxes for local purposes that s, for countes, schools and uncpaltes. Ths nforaton was (fathered by a Prnceton Unversty survey. Data copled fro offcal sources ndcates that n thrty states, representng 72 per cent of the populaton and 8 per cent of the tax revenues of the country, the average per capta property tax was $38 and the average for the ten hghest states was $49. But n New Jersey the per capta property tax a $62. Coparatvely the burden of the property tax s heaver n ths state than n any other. Syste In Danger Only ntellgent adjustent can save the New Jersey tax structure fro tublng under ts own Weght. Ths fact, has been recognzed and urged by publc leaders wth ever ncreasng vgor, and n the controversy uch dust has been kcked up on both sdes because of an nablty to agree upon the objectve of tax revson. Governor Moore n hs second annual essage to the Legslature on January 9 sad: "Much of the dcuton on th whole proble of revton of our tax y«te lu been clouded by a falure to defne the objectve, whch t: to lghten the burden now borne by real property «nd not to provde for an ncrea.e n total tax dollar." 'Slatng that ncreased personal property tax leves were portant features* n drvng corporatons fro New Jewy, J. H. Thaver Martn, State Tax Cossoner, on January 3, 03), urged coplete revson of New Jersey's taxng ethods. "Corporaton* are afrad of t n e pernnal property tjs," h«ad. "Unles New Jerey change t taxng lytte, the trend of corporaton tax recept! wll contnue downward at cor- Yet thou'srh taxes fall errata cally and unequally on both personal property and on real estate, $29,000,000 n addtonal taxes were cved on property between 933 and 938. Quck Acton Needed Wth easured strokes wo are axng the Goose wth the Gulden Egg. For our an tax baseproperty s steadly weakenng. Wth every loss n ratable* and wth every added tax deluency the taxpayng property owner ust reach down a lttle further n hs pocket, and pay out a ttle ore The stuaton deands acton. Fro New Jersey's taxpayers, servce groups, and law akers ust. eerge the answer whch, wthout ncreasng total tax dollars, wll gude a dstorted tax structure nto the channels of sound and equtable fnance. The Forgotten Man At a publc dnner a an who of nqury n recent years. They was a long Way down the table arc enough, however, to show how would nsst o» prbpoan«a toast, essental t s to good governent and though he was not on the toast n the Unted States and the n- THE HEAT IS ON lst, the charan allowed h to proceed. "My toaat s that of 'O,ur Absent Frends'," he sad, "couued wth the nae of the water whp has not been near ths end of the table all the evenng.'' Starvng woan a found to have $40,000 n Econost advocated nterest rate based on bank's earnngs. Other Edtors Say The De* Cottee If surveys of popular opnon ean anythng:, the country wants the Des Cottee to be contnued. There s a wdespread feelng that ths cottee, wth all ts anfest faults, has served the useful prpnnn nf tlrnwn(( lght " undercover actvtes, whether of Counsts or of Frtz Kuhn and hs followers, about whch the country has a rght to know. It nwrtuauh certan halfeeause ot ths sentent Congress wll votu funds for another year of the cottee's nvestgaton. That, the cottee, at teg, has ndulged n Outrageous practces any far-nded observer of ts work wll affr. Now the nvestgatng functon* (f Congress s supreely portant... To congressonal nvestgatons the country owes a debt for a long lst of salutary results that could have been obtalnd n no other way. The faous Teapot Doe nqury, fqr one outstandng nstance, uncovered' a seres a noxous scandals and stopped the boycotted at hoe as beng dangerously nsane. The tradton sply wouldn't de, and possbly t never has. lootng of thu Governent's ol dofan... The Wh.ee(er nvestgaton of the Departent of Justce But t sn't far of your correspondent to do anythng under Daujrherty cleaned out a to keep t alve when there are facts htherto unrevealt; poswnoub ess... whch are pertnent and conclusve. Th^ cold truth ust There are but few exaples of be told. The lluson ust be shattered. Your correspond the servceable work that'has been dent s a washout, regardless of a brllant begnnng, done by cgngressonal cottees vestgatng functon shall not be allowed to fall nto dsrepute through'the Use of unfar ethods.. r SWEETNESS AND By CHARLES. ORBGORY! The Truth Mutt (ht There are unatakabto sgn"? that your a, n so* portant respects, a falure. Ths dsal adsson s not ade easly. It Wll fall heavly upon a sall group of frends and sadden a devoted faly. It wll be btter dslluson to so any who watched wth ntent eatfernes* the start of a career^whteh jwoteed to glow. There are those, no doubt, Who Wll perns n ther refusal to beleve t. Yet the sgns are there., Your correspondent s bereaved, too, f he has bee delberately sleadng. It s true that he has always bee ndustrous and abtous, even swe those day's Whet he! delvered papers at sx on cold New England There weren't any youngsters then, as now, who wsre wllng to crawl out of the downy warth of the bed nto wnter darkness, p& through deep snow and hustle wth a bg ple of newspapers under ar for the agnfcent su of ffty cents per week. A legend s Born That was probably the begnnng of the legend whch was nourshed by one thng or another for so any yeara and whch now les tattered" and n shreds. Then your correspondent's boyhood operatons extended to readng water eters after school, three tes a yeary'at fve dollars a clp there were an extravagant few who pre deted groat fnancal power for h before the gray hars started to coe, or the brown ones go. He got great en courageent fro all the adulaton, never thnkng prob hly that soe day he would have to lay t on fte lne o adt he was a flop. The legend grows. There was a job n a grocery store next, before and after school, whch conssted of go ng around town takng orders n the ornng and delverng the wth horse-drawn wagon n the afternoon Ths was nterpreted as an advanceent fro the water, eter, newspaper-delvery enterprses and cae as read) justfcaton of the predctons crculated throughout th county. The grocery busness took on new propor tons because the kndly folk wanted to add a lttle petu of ther own to a young an's career. Even The Skeptcs Succub Everythng looked so rosy. Then, at 4, when he go a trp abroad n return for ancurng cattle on the retur trp, even stray skeptcs joned the sall ary of -told you-ao's. That sort of clnched the assurance of the galler that t was only a atter of te before great glory woul coe; t knd of nsured the nevtablty of t all Thc words are stll vvd "... and he's so young to be don that!" But there stll were new and prosng eleents t enter nto the stuaton whch an abtous lad had create for hself. Muscal educaton, school oratons, scholar shps and college all cae n hs strde and there appar erttly was nothng lackng to dster brllant success t whchever drecton he ght choose to go. There splj wasn't any doubt about t now f, n fact, there evev wa> Journals Gets A New Break There probably were hgh hopes held out for a na ton's journals when t becae known that ths was tl feld selected as the benefcary of a great and profouu talent. Well, the newspapers could certanly use th genus, they probably fgured, and they better ake th ost of ther opportunty. Another one lke ths, sad th rooters., wll not be afforded the agan soon. For soe reason, the newspapers dd not appear to slarly pressad, but the grandstand thought that was just another nstance of stupdty. One, whch was s<: senseless as to fre the savor of ts future, was general!" these easures of a an's success: He has never been nvted to Harold Hoffan's brthday party, never had a low nuber on hs autooble lcense plates and never even was offered the saa nuber the second year n a row. and hs brassy self-assurance, but and loud enoueh about the Huup- case, the Parker case, The *potbgh,t of publc crtcs, aybe the contrast wll be an as-anset. Mulck case afd the sales tax. then, needs to be kept on the Des Cottee. It ust not be allowed In the judgent of the nuer- leaders who have undertaken to got the nonaton, and he Senator Hendrckson ay bo al>l<< to lower the good repute of the n-ouvestgtng ppwer, and, by extenson, all the processes of our de- ore years of the lttle fat an But f Hoffan lcks h, a to save New Jersey fro three hopng he does get t. ocratc Governent. fro South Aboy, Senator Hen- unlkely prospect, ndependent K* It. s partcularly portant at I drckaon s the best ther ade has publcans can only hopu that Chur present that the work of the Des to offer. ley Edson wll be the Deocratc Cottee be kept wthn the Perhaps, f he talks long enough canddate. Newark Sunday Call. bounds set by coon farness and the bll of rghts... We want no "wtch hunts" n the Unrted State*... A duty rests pn the De? Cottee to USK ts great powers wth the ost Scrupulous regard for ndvdual rghts. By the sae token,', a duty, rests on Congress to brn? the ^qhttee up short whun t startg'tjb get out of bounds. Washngton Star. So It'* Hendrckon Harold G. Hoffan refuses to be talked out of runnng for Governor, so the ant-mague facton hau selected State Stator Robert C. Hendre'Jffton of Gloucester County to tght Ma for the Republcan nonaton, Senator Hejdxckson s fortyone, a war veteran, father of fve. He s healthy ^nd young enough to> survve the arduous capagnng that Han ahead. Hehaspwwnallty and the neat good looks that apdjwl tp woen. He lacks Mr. Hoffary le.athr-lunged glbnew "At yyouaw ^ Fwwly,lquor Store Av.. Full RESTORE A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY AND RENEW PROGRESS IN OUR SCHOOLS VOTE FOR AND ELECT These Canddates For Mebershp TO BOARD OF EDUCATION CLIFFORD L. CUTTER DK. LOUIS S. DOWNS WILLIAM B. HAGAN TWO-YMT T< JOHNR.SZEUG VotFflrMree

5 \s lramatlcsmash flvr v Geraldne Ftzger- Has Lead In Majestad Offerng,, («reputaton for tral-, ho feld of fll,, Wnrner Bros.,,nducton, thrd [n r be presented n ths ctv,,. Mnjertc Theatre, startng, «. laps the nexhaustble dnna, pathos and coedy,, nevtably assoeatod wth... nnnk of lfe. n phnjr the cast s the lovely n, Oraldne Ftzurerald.,-o fnous overnght for,, f,, r nnne n "Dark Vctory" Vthrrng Heght*," Jeffrey,,,l (nle Page, both of who., far; n "Four Daugh-,,,, Gladys George, stage, -' star. ^,, nnt dfference between, H,n U r y unusual pcture and,,n-r fl draas Is that t,. M :lly the story of several,;,. Ths was accoplshed!,, M r I In story of each nd- I h,fj n frw short days and,' ;lh- weavng then) all togeth-,,,!,,,nc sold draatc pattern. II,, M 5 the tragc taje of the..,, nple depcted by Lynn j \h Ftzgerald. The wfe, lnt utmr n tw» «at«,,,' g\r\ who has been con-.,! I urder because she shot,,,,.,.thu had attacked her. She,,. n oved fro the prson,.,,, :! s servng a long ter,';,. hosptal to have her babv. \,,,,IIIIT strkng story s that of.n.lcvllc dancer played by, I;,.III'KO. Nether she nor her, ;,,,l wants a baby; n fact he,,,.,,-n- to desert her and (ret a,..,,. pnnor for ther act. And,,;,, s told after a vst to the. r, ru., that she s not gong I,,,, only one baby but wll gve nth n twns, Tl- there s the poor truck n,.,\ wfe who expects to lose h,. chld becaum of alnutrton. :,] IIU'IR a the chldless younct, who s panc-strcken over u M! her parents and husband's M- wll thnk of her havng a v vlcn she s only eghteen. Gcture to the Dctator! n, dusten were havnt a h; n our stre«t the other day,,,' of the reoved hs cap,, lnu' t head wh'h had been M'l very closely at the back.,,:! a fne "qull" had been n nt. l'lat"- H nce harcut, Jock," n p n "~Tn (> "t*d., W>." returned the other. "I. l.- burler, 'Muaso at the back Hl n the front' and he!.ll r fht." 'HghSchool,'New Strand Feature Jane Wthers take* her svecal brand of' fr««hn to "Hgh School" and eets toe unusual experences ns a freshan n th.e new 20th Cftntury-Fox coedy of that nae wtch coes to Strand enterther theatre On Saturday, Keal authentc background n B n ther qphllght of the pcture for t was fledwth the cooperaton of San "A Chld I* IBorn." Antono's faous Thoas Jefferson Hgh School. Jane even becoes a eber of the renowned Grls' Lasso Clab at the school. Jane Is qute a "young lady" these days and all set to stec out dn dates n gay party dresaer and, of course, beng Jane, she's always ready for a classroo prank or 8 rupus shndg. Blowng nto hgh school straght fro a Texas ranch, Jane, accopaned by a ranch hand n the person of Clff "Ukelele Ike" EdwardR, ('tp nto trouble rght at the start by stealng the recepton planned for n very portant vstng offcal. "Slts," the school football hero, (played by Joe Brown. Jr., a freckle-aced l»d who studo offcals dscovered when they saw hln face grnnng fro an advertsng porter). got ft* Ian* tt * bk way. But the rut of the *&ool Kant* up on her and dtcdw to «twh h«r how to "take It," Janegeft Into ta «ort» of troubl at frst, but fnally wns the school's okay by savng the day for "Slats" When he geu nto trouble wth a gang of auto theve*.. Besdes Joe Brown, Jr., and Clff' Edwards, the supportng tmt also features Lloyd Corrgafl/CMro Du Brey,, Lynne R<**rU,2l*»W Harvey, Lllan Porter an* John Kel- Studo techncans and prop en were, gven thtr rnost dstngushed "natonal amfnt" on the producton, "Joe and Ethel Turn Call on the Presdent," openng Wednesday on the Strkbd screen, when they were amrgned to reproduce large porton of the Whte House, headquarters of the Pres- "Hgh School" wag.. ;,.. H*nt«f the Unted States, drected by,,,,_, 4,._,..,._., _. George Nchols, Jr, frojnxn orgnal screen play by Jatk Juneey The story s baeed on Daon er, Edth Skojrt Mtd.HnMd Ttrshn, based nn an ld«a by-icobert Ells and Hcl6n Logan. John Stone was assocate nrochtter of:"the fl, Not So Ctrr*r, Brde: "My hugbtnd adtntesy taste n hate so uch' he never lkes to have e dscard dne." Mrs. Ixngwood: ''My husband also wants e to keep QH.wearng y old hats, but- ]he sn't clever enough to thnk up as nce an ex* cuae as that." Late Show Every Saturday Nght! AT MAJESTIC Contnon. 2toll P.M THEATRE Tel. P. A. 4-0X08 TEL. P. A Runyon's narratve of Joe and Ethel Turp who call on the Presdent n the nterests of J. the postan who has been fred, and uch of the acton takes place n and around the hstorc portals. Wth Lews Stone portrayng the Presdent and Ann Sothern and Wlla Gargan as the Turps. Jo* and Ethed nvade the offce of the Che Executve and any of the scenes of the pcture ate played there. As a result, the studo techncal departent was requred to reproduce the entrance to the Whte Hovse, the foyer, the Chef Executve'* prvata offloe and several other parts o* the faed bulld'- / ' '' s necesstated detaled, research n Wabn^ton and. Inspecton, of bfncal photpgrnphs of the VWte H6M» 5^,^ as- plats ard brcqfcauons.contanng the exacjb ytusurethtjj' Q.tl»e- boltnr.- When the sets Were copleted, photographs were 'sctt to, the Unted SUteS'CataJ Rr»n fttfdftl t Range Of Song Nubers Gven To Nelson Eddy, Started Wth Beauteous Ilona Massey In 'Balalaka Strrng Mcd To R For Week Startng Tth nght At Dtat Herbert Stothart contrbutes ht fftst coplete screen operetta score tncc "The Rogue Song" n the Nelson Eddy-llona Masse; co-starrng uaeal "Balalaka," whch opens at th* Dtas Theatre today. Although Stothart has wrtten any scores for oton pctures, Includng «uch t pctures an 'N'aughty Maretta," "The Frefly," "Conquest" 'and "Sweet? (%earts," hs work far surpasses the scorng nhase n ths new uscal draa for whch he has wrtten several orgnal nubers and adapted others fro Russan folk usc as well RS fro the works of Frana L«har, George Poafoxd and other noted coposers. Second Maeal Feat One of Stothart's outstandng 'acheveents n "Balalka" w an operatc verson Of Rsky-Korsakoff's dance to "Schehehezadc." Ths s the second te Stothnrt has attepted such a uscal f«at on the gcren. The frst was n M»yte," when he adapted Tschakowaky's Fffth Syphony to Russan operatc sequence. Two new nubers wrtten by Stothwt for "Balalaka" wje ''Tanya," & coedy song sqnrby Ilona Mnsscy, and "Rde, Cossack, Bde," a vgorous coposton on the order of the Ranger anpr'tro "Wo Rta". The Cossack nuber s. by Nelson Eddy and - ftte «* - W o r theft^nt " -*' ' ' - ' ' ' *r*«^std. sung The new. tdrlf«}y-ar»nla ; brngs rtale chours. to.'tte scr«n ftjf thefrst-tethe Ace Supportng Cat fao Turpa, whp are known to ''Balalaka" s a screen verson s f e ders e s of Daon ttun- of the London, stage uscal success n newspajfers and agaznes, by Erc Maschwtz. The the role 'of \Ethel f Hrp s Ann supportng Eddy and Mss Massey S^tWn's! thrd recent; character ncludes Charles Ruggles Frank parf snce her outstdndng success Morgan Lonel Atwll, C. Aubrey Itf^At" Sth, Joyce Copton, Watte READE'S STRAW D PERTH AMBOY ; STARTING WITH PREVUE TOME! OUT NOW! DATES PARTY DRESSES I AND IS IT FUN! CAMPUS SHINDIGS r lana Matter, gorfeou Hungaran ln^nn tar, I teaed wth the nattor' current heart-throb. Nclon Eddy, n tht psetacnlar "BaUtaka" whch co to the Dtat Thenlro n Perth Aboy for a week startng tonght. Both Mu Mattey and Eddy are thawn abore. Woolf Knf, Dalca Frantz, Dullp Terry, Frederck Worlock, Abner Bbera and, n the zade" oporatc sequonco, Sgnrd Nlsten nnd trra Petna fro the Metropoltan Optra, IS CRESCENT w w r - Today, H M Bract I W«"MySonfcGully/'whl today»t thevcreseent one of thos^ whrh cobnes Kctcvzatonp, belevable and ng ncdent and sound earth huan volues nto wnd nf exctng ant Coluba startod off on foot by entrustng the draa to such personal}! Bruce Cabot, Jacquelne H»rry Carey and Wynne who, under the gudng e] lector Charlen Barton, h aged to extract th ost eaty screen orsel. The fl unreels vvd and colorful back Hell's Ktchen, New Yo nowned slu secton, of war-hearted PatrM Kerry, played by Harry Back to the paternal hearth J Kerry's son RUy (Bruce out on parole afur prson ter. But bff T Is not the ot clad to see Rty back.. Jula Allen (Jacquelne the chldhood sweetheart,' vently hopes that Rtjrs. tence wll luve ended hh I of SEVEN (7) DAYS STARTING SATURDA' 2-BIG PICTURES- * FIRST FEATURE CREKEHT PERTH AMBOY ON STATE ST. AT THE FIVE CORNERS SEVEN ( 7) DAYS STARTING SATURDAY l'.-c Coc Booltt to the f luldrcn Saturday Aftarnoon I Rl. - SAT. - SUN. TRAPPED.. BY OWN FATHER- ; HAND MY SON IS GUILTY " PREVUE TONUE TWO COMPLETE SHOWS PREVUE TIME TABLE 5:6 "The Great Vctor Herborl" 6:5 "BaUUka" 8:33 "The Great Vctor H*rberf 0:08: "Balalaka" JAMtS STARRING GEORGE CAGNEY O'BRIEN BRENT DbKWlbr CHAHU l*tion bn AUo GRANDEST MUSICAL ROMANCE HIGH StHODL JEFFREY LYNN-ALAN HALE-FRANK McHUGH.DENNIS MORGAN DICK FORAN - Wll.un Lunrr,nn C.hn W r, Roy' Wtll.n-, A WARNER BROS.-Frst Natonal Pcture Drected b> WILLIAM KEIGHLEY Plat 'ML GREEN HORNET" Ch.pt.r # MONDAY and TUESDAY H W J JOE BROWN, Jr. * LLOYD C0RRGAN CLAIRE DUBREY LYNNE ROBERTS PAUL HARVEY CLIFF EDWARDS 3 PAYS'STARTING WITH PREVH TUES. NTE SECOND FEATURE FOUR WOMEN ON THE BRINK of LIFF'S GRtATEST ADVENTURE! «*f' * *&%&* : *? OLADY5 OEORSf JtfYREY LYNN OAIE PAGE Wlw IVIWTON DkMM W FITZGERAl FRE;E DISHES to THE LADIES WED. «««- ILOHA MASSEY «n» ' Charle RUGOLES Frank MORGAN Uontl ATWILl LAST TIMES TODAY "HIS CURL FRIDAY" EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Gae Socal READE'S TODAY LAST "THE lra WOLF STRtt u

6 ^ ^ J ^ * -, '. * - * * *, * *...,. j l Hwl t n Molr hat tp 'MS** thf «( "W «hlt t <* entre** H tu prnfrrr n r** JfTVf pplv "f Iflrnn r. f't Unl- IK tnd»l»trv. rnnr" nl <v> f>«5tf /? SERVICE Rebult Wathers P«rt For All M»kf< Of Whtu M.rKn>. Ph«n,. P A 4.KK2 Applance Co. [ttt 9t«<» St. ' P<rlh Ary BEAUTY SPECIALS PERMANENT WAVE $50 Value An ol bllr, n slttfe Tr, Sha. ^-.95 pan «nd SR Coplete wth lln Ad. No tppnnlrnl nrcnry Alo PernnenU Include* '.dpoo QQ C nd Tr *?& All 35c tes $ 3 for ' Phone P. A CHINDEL'S GaeSocal EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT AT IRARTAN BALLROOM feth Aboy, N. J. JACK POT $50.00 Cafa Door Prze* Mystery Prze Our Bg 24th Gae 25 GAMES 35c P(«kfaf H N H KftaftMr Th«UM of gl«mmi*f t t t u In olrn! prucllt* h«brought «n Iportant now senrrt of rcvtnm for Ihc trsl p*ck»r«. Traned»t r* vr HIP vnrlotu (lanrt fro tht rnrcfl<u»*«and plnc«thr n Ice* pnrk.- nllnu boxe«thng nround ther Deck*. UUr tdtnl the to th* UborMorM wm» tt«ratnrtl rt prtptnd. ll l» MH that n ofdn to dmah pownd Of th«* *xtr»ct eeruin ganftt fro any 8,000 «h«-*p re requred. Rahway Ave. Auto Sales 00% FULL VALUE Mechancally Perfect Relable Guarantee Fn»ne» charfe nrr«n «J la ol your f*r 339 Btek, Model 4 I TM 939 l)((l(tp, 4-Donr De l.nxe MB 0.9 'hev 4 ll Maater DP l,uxe Ul 939 Chev. Delvery Redan, lke new " Hk-I' C'tnv. Sedan TIB 93* Ituek Tonv. Coupe Plyouth Coupe, De I,UXP Hcc, push button Motorola tnd heater, odel Quck,. Msttkl 4, KAdlo anl H«ftter <7B 938 Ruck, Model 4, Heater.... Dortdje, 4-dr. De Luxe Sednn Pontlac 2-dr. De Luxe Sedan 646 B2B S0 53B 937 Ruck, Mode! Chey. 4-dr. Master Dc Luxe 938 (IllHnhlle 4-[), Sedan wth hter 36B 938 Oldsohlle 4-Dr. Redan, 0 cyl MB 935 Chevrolet Conch 935 Ford '2 dr. Stedan 236 wth trunk 933 Chevrolet 4-l). US Sudw 93 Ruck Conv. Coupe..68 B5 93 Olrnoble Sport Coupe Chevrolet 4-Dr. 75 Rahway Ave. Auto Sales Rahway Ave. Elzabeth You lvrajrt gtt b«tl«r Utcd Car freat k luiubu Dtalar PMONK EL. a-b»9 PANTS A N T S School, Work, Drees ALL SIZES ALL COLORS Pant to Match AVI pr. Your Coat * < &wp ALTERATIONS FREE Topcoat* & Overcoats Vnt arlrnlon, nl AIM*WWhY- WOOD'S BRIDLE Itc ountn. (tdng has ore devof«es than any Other»p»rt wth the ebers of <he fl colony, and here e seen f few of the fflaorous nnca of the screen Bt ther favote relnxuton. HereWC see No Shrarer's thoroughbred takng <-MU! drnk, Natlotl rfl - Bet)]aln Frankln tvanltd tht turkey, not fte eagl«. to be the natonal brd of the Unted States. He ddn't succeed W pultlnn hl» ldo» Cross wth the other foundng fathers, but on one day In the year, at least the turkey rclppe the engle and sage old Hen hns hs wny. Yet not qute, for the lurkey that graces our tables on TlnnkBUvng dny la not the nl lve Aterlrnn brd that Frntklln hud n nd. The tae turkey of the barnyard s not the «ae speces as the wld turkey that onre roaed all the eastern woods It s n tropra! cousn, brought up by Indrect route fro below the Ro Grnnde. Z,l%% Autooble Types There have been 2,223 akes of autoobles anufactured n the Unted States. COMPARE OUR PRICES! NO ADVANCE TUXEDOS TO HIRE C 205 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY FISHKIN'S ll sees tha we're ll for «lycle nf h"torcnl pctures of what we he«f s true. A nuber»r> nlr«ady n producton, nuludhe Cecl H. DnMlle's "Northwent Mounted Polce," whch nbaned on Oansdn'n "Cvl War"'- the Rel rebellon of 88. r >. D. W. Grffth's ", B. C." Brroll Flynn's "Vrgna Cty," a saga of &n old Nevndn rold town.... Bographes wll also bft the «abjel nf a nuber of fls ln*lud- ( f two based on tht lfe of Edson, n whch Mckey Rooney and Spencer Tracy have the loads, onf nn the lfe or John Pafll Jonen, Alfred Nobel, Heethoven, Plon Bolvar, Kdgnr Allen Poe. Anflrew, Jrcksf), Davy Crockett and Dr. W, T. (, Morton, the. Boston dentnt who n credted wth the dscovery of ether as art anaesthetc...". It's n roantc tea they're plannng for ''Waterloo Brdre," Robert E. Kherwood'8 novel, Robert Taylor wll be co-starred wth Vven [4(?h. Whle they were /LIA4 JIM together n "A Yank at Oxford," fan* «re nure to take ore notoe f Mhw Leljh snce her role aa Scarlett O'Hafa.... So enthusastc was the recepton accorded the tea of George Brent and Mefle Oberoh n "We Shall Meet Agan," that thev are to be together agan n the screen verson of Margaret Kennedy's "The ConUnt Nyph."..., Although the had been look ns: forward to a role In "Susan and God," Greer Garson has been shfted to "Prde and Preludee." whch had been tentatvely uutgned to Noftna 8hearer. Mss Gar son wll have ao her Inadtjf an however, Laurence Olver, who ade such a ht n "Wutherlne Heghts.",.. After cotnpfetlnff work on hs current producton, "Northwest Mounted Polce," whch s bene ade n techncolor, Cecl B. De- Mlle plans to produce a rels-ous pcture, ''Queen of Queens," based on the lfe of Mary of, Nuareth... Joan Crawford, who s to have > M Qo" * d-wav and Broflcrwav tarrh. who hs la*! ftl n H38. wll D^.. Hollywood c<reb*ck a«the UwUng an ofk»«te her.. Jlrtnn DoA*n rn«ff«w^ w> fast In the pant yff ««that»h# trad otrtjfrwn Ut j*rf-«n. B«t*v H*rl»on, bjr thr«e nched. However, Botty'n helfht ha be«n ncreane by the u»e of hl«rh shoe lftn.... Jack Holt rorttly celebrated tht beglnnnr ot hd ttvftntv-foarth yr a ove twr. H* stellar career befean when, tw appeared Aeren," tw*nthhr*e n ago. Lowtta Yoona; ttd OloHa Jean, the yotnflhrra who ads B ht f "The Unde«\tt," wfll'he co-surred n "Our Cty,"»n>r«ln»l story by Grov«r Jen** The low awated ard uch dn- 0UM«d H«dy MTrt pcture "I Take Thn WrnHdr," ta ready for tr prevew anc^t to have been uch proved by ts recent doctorng.. Beonuse he Was luffe.rne fro a prolonged fltuck of; arthhts. uch un^pected pleasure there s n a party arrange J "Y twtpnwe PLAN your next p*rty ths taty w»y... you can call 8 les for 5cf 43 for 35c any te wthn Afew Jeraey. It'» quck and sure,..j eo##» Uttlt. * JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANJ THE Ths Electrc Cleaner CLEANS HOUSE THE MODERN WAY The Unversol does a thorough job of cleanng. It cleans rugs and draperes, attreuesand upholstered furnture. Because of ts long handle you are oble to get at the dffcult places, fh6 hgh oldng, back of pctures, down under low furnture. No need to ove heavy chars and couches. The Unversal wll go under the and clfdn the floor coverng. Th electrc cleaner, coplete wth tools, sells for $59.95'cash. Carryng charge extra. Ofbtr Un/Venof lecfre votuu cfeoner are fro $90.95 cash up. L/RAHWAY Now Showng IM A Ban 4»o HC WONT ev* N l: :.Qaude Rans Jfv Lyul tjdt Albert! 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7 ' Ada & Walt's Keglers Meet Stephen's Roofng In Coverng Jhe Spares.,, ( ;r 'atterton U oae of ng tea captan*,. f ho had the Lncoln >:I,,ITS tea of the Aead-,-HKIIC off the bat thev IM< n on«of the tod poso-o-o. I'oulwn of South Atuboy.,,, s psne; "H**" lmk of the Gregors for the,ty League lead In the Innl average group. Joe hot Sunday nght. You better,,n.\ Hack, o-o-o, Acadey Cobne bow-, le Gregcr* last Monday I,,«hotly contend atch strng for the wnners Mke Sekerka. The heh IK- evenng wa* «296, Toddy Yarr. The sae I \urr pulled off four MH-,,,,, splts convertnr the pmcs. He wan hjfh an,,. Acadey tea. The Cre-,, ry seres now stands o-ofc I, w-ok the Acadey al- :.:,.cl lke a Hollywood, wth Robert (Chef)....,.f «Unted.fltatas.,,, n No. t cobne..,, lt No., Lab and Of- \\r wonder f there was a,,;. lable or a Dck Powell th'n. Shots were taken :, players approachng : lne and n acton and!n pns fallng after the >.k's the.. know that a atch wll soon be bowled be-. Matt Udcelak, Hack and < holck on one sde and. Al and Joe Ban. of. '" Rver, M. Cruhn, sponor of the, : Drugfl tea, s donatng n cup to the bowler wth.l'»t ndvdual average >. \:dej Bowng League. «-0-o n I von know that Jv anager ol tkechcaco w nn. Sux, owns a fne bowlng l lutent n Phladelpha. eneft etaee Jaes At EfaM ouhle Header At Elua&eth Annory For Infantle Par-,-vss Fund I IZ.UIKTH Sport*, ever n!! n supportng worthy *, wll furnsh funds for the t's paralyss fund tonght : : n of the country's leadng ; :asketbajl teas wll play Kltabeth Annory. Lafay- ' 'lltk'e of Easton, Pa., bpl»' strong- W«t Vrgn** -ty teas and unbeaten ' " Hall of South Orange bat- Nnth Carolna State, one of ' ' ' ' untets n MM 8««th. '' \ on County non-partsan De for the Paralyss fund, "I' '! ly en and woen fro '^> of lfe, «gettng col! -n I'nn the Elzabeth Bas- l Assocaton, whch ha* pre- V rht-f successful double blls!>' An.ory In the past sx "'< The fund wl! receve a Irtn of the profts. Hall wll b«akng ts of the season at '' H Vctores over Tulane ' -n da there have help#d he South Orange tea's vc< I; "IK tu eght and no de- * uact Honey Russell's cp- '' wll be sh*otng for an' 'n lu ukt the " of Lafayette, whld al- a large Jersey enrohn nf Seton Halt wlb be out - Wth prces b«*«xpected that n) ^ locally and nau -ve a good lft fro A«'» whch bfdbu at «:4S Melt Mtt < *tht h faraual He has two floors of 8 bowlng Alleys each n hs layout, The Arou* F«rtlz«T Work* 'started a four-tea nter-departent league ths week.. The tearns rollng are the Offce. Lab, Maehne Shop and the C. F. D, departent. The boys roll every Wednesday nght at the Acadey alleys, startng at 7' P. M. The closng df entres In the county tournaent was extended another two weeks fro Feb- Tuary 3 to the 7th. he tournaent wll be held at the Acadey alleys and wll start on February 24. There are two daes, A and B. All teas havng an average of 8H9»r low«r wll be n th«b Oku, whle all tea* havng an average of 900 or above wll be n the "A" Olass.. ' o An ndvdual averagl s deterned fey addng' ll «t h» averages In all leagues and dvdng by the nuber of leatuesjn whch a bowlejr partcpated' TH«'erstsa^buc... of Perth Aboy recently bowled a score of 08 n a sngle gae. It was the hgh SCON at the 24-tea Coercal League whch consst* of 28 en's teas. The grls bowled two exhbton gaes at the local alleys durng the early season.. The U. S. Metals tea s leadng n the Perth Aboy Industral league whch bowls at Perth Aboy and Forda everv Monday nght. Mke Sekerka and I Zysk, both local bowlers, have contrbuted larsrcly toward the leadershp. Leo s second n the league average and rfke thrd. Stan (Cherry) Der*w*M lathe ost proved boww n Carteret. He rolls wth de Castng tea n the lutab league and the Washngton Garac* dub n the Acadey loop. Coba, Uffensk Cop EndnraBce Tonraey Total 2222 To Wn Frst Place Prze Of $50 Parker-Bttta Tea Second CARTERET Wth ore than $8.00 n cash przes dtttrtatad the frst annual endurance sweepstake* held by the Acadey alleys last Sunday turned out to be an outstandng success. Throughout tlt afternoon and nght a larg«:r»wd of bowlng enthusasts watched the proceedngs, whch started at 3 P, M-, and lasted untl 9 o'clock. Joe Vernllo had the hghest sx-gae set. Steve Coba and Charley Ue- Mnsk wen tac wnnng tea wth a 222 score. Frst prze oney wa $ Pju-ker aod Batta n- Uhed wc*nd wth 28$, The totals: st Pl*c«, t»0 Coba-Uatenak 2222 Ind Pa«t, I>S Parker-»afu 288 Ird Place, $6 Donnelly-Traey 26» 4th faco, HO Barna-Yustak Stfe Place, $8 Arcera-Helesk 25 6th Pl.ce, $6 Sharkey-Bertas 24 Tt» Place, t* Pra** YusUk - Sokkr'a Prke B*tta Balck's Varalls - A *nj«uj r Styko... L«arBr'» Prae L. Bartk C^tu't D* In He Plyouth colony, the gov IMF HV&t*t aach Incong boat for «a«b fve col-» * Gawd AaMftt»T** Hot**. HcU* Seoftnf Itt tacond strat vctory, Janes 9 Barry va tea swept nto &e WaWe leadershp a the Carteret Intotral Leagu* Iy««4ar oj«ht fcy trng Warner Checal No. n jftree eanw. Benj. Moore's, wnners n the frst half, dropped down nto a ;e for fourth place by loalng a couple of gaes to the General Aercan Tank and Storage cobne whch oved tp nto second porton, one gae, out *f th«top rung, CARTERET INOU3TEUL LEAGUE W L J. B, Berry 6 4 General Aercan... G Waw Ghe. No... 4 ) A..-c. Co ;,._, a Arntour Fert WU, S Foster WWUr... V B«nj. Moore...,: 2 4 Warn«rChe. NjtuJ2.0,, «WruOwK*.! (6) 0-40 Gerg Nedovete M * Jg Totals 79? I8P 888 G. SuU 88 Donnelly 8 Leschck 84 Nwcuu 87 McLeod 28 Total* 886 Dobrowsk 5t Gtnda, Skurat 68 Love 89 Gregor 6«Totals 88.MJ Jl $ Barkhoute (8 Obrecht 68 Masluk 47 Veaterv Hoyer 6 Handcap 42 g Totals 860 9* A. A. C. Co. ( ftonnelly IM esolhna, Horvath 8, Galvanek Handcap Totals Foster WWUr (8) W. Galvanek Donovan!88 78 Ruggw Blackburn , 69 W Tstes Affnour Vernllk) Bard Wn Fst For Beneft Show b K S. Antto* va^d**a* ftaf Wll share who wn New $t~ >outa. TMah U M T4 9J * t M7 87 Wort. (I) Wl 28 w 28 SI 79 80S MS l«ucbb«rtcmb CAOTEW9T TRe looe leadfa* 'Leaheks swung back to stdme thts week and scored a ^wo fae vlftory over the Ch»dck» te Young M«.ns bowlng- l ^ u e Mooday nght at the Recreaton alleyb. rokop. Kansky K Kaw M*»euB KuJ«H#wr... KMMAB TotjaJa TtW*t -:«, rv^^lft A l UP. Ms 2(0}»«* «S «70 Iff f 7 M4 T PEAKING A60UT SPORTS M,. By M» K»... BOXING SHOW A SELLOUT frtrytt&f ponts to a sellout for the four-star boxng thov to bt gven by the Cartetet Boys Club at the hgh chool jtonhtoru on Tuesday, February 27, wth the entr pro*e«ds of the affar beng turned over to the local eotttw rasng funds {or the fght aganst nfantle Sun Kaplan, head of th«cottee n charge, has that tckets art sellng fast and "f you don't tret your tcket soon you ay be left out n the cold." Carteret»porta fans, ever rallyng to support a worthy cau»e and ths coes aong the worthest wll be n for a bg nght of entertanent. The cottee has announced that Ed O'Bren, Carteret's sleght-of-hand artst, tend one of the foreost n th-e* parts, has volunteered d hs servces for f a specal l f*>ranee. He proses to show the boys a new r«p«rtolre Gf'trcka* Another hgh spot on the progra s the ppearance of the well known (HOW'B that for a plug, Cre) 9d Curre and-hs band. Curre, a cusaate of ne of the Class of '28, Carteret H^h, spends hs spare oent* leadng a baud, and s dong alrght at4t.. Edde Op, an old te vaudevlle actor, Wll also be on hantt n addton to Grorge Forestj^aajld te fght* of thett.plrta. ' '* '. " Harry (Doc) Baldwn of New Brunswck wtll offcate the botfts. One to the long progra the show wll g& under ropuy at 8 P. M. Ukes Gve Court Gae, Dance At Mhan Hale School For Beneft qartbrbt The Ukranan Socal Club of Carteret vfffl hold a baskeflhall gae and dance Monday, February 2, at the Nathan School for the beneft of Infantle Paralyss Fund, In conjuncton wth the lght whch a beng - waged throughout the country te stap out the.dr^gdwj dlaease. the proceeds of the affar Wtll go to the local fund. Tank House No. Tes For 3d Place Mtwa Sweep Vctory Over CARTERET The Tank House No, pn tea oved nto a te wth the Scrap Plant Ho. keelcrs for thrd place n the U. S. Metals Bowlng League by scorng a three gae hard-fought vctory over the Whte Metals Monday nght at the Acadey alleys. The last two gaes were w«n by close scores. The leaders follow: W Mochankul No. J 52 Castng 48 Scrap Plant No. 42 Tank House No. Ag. Refnery JUwd Plflnt Cu. Powder Copax WVU. M»uU <«) HpuseQ 94 Gaptk Koruk 29 flfeaae) Yap '. Tetals._ Bwr KtaW T M k H«Me (3) « eo ret t L B Total* 8& Offc* (I) w 46 J82 IBS 'Unt No. 2 (0) Sleone" 44, ««. 4 The basketball gae whch wll start at 9 o'clock wll brng together the Carteret Ukranan Socal Club and the Perth Ahoy Kana Ukranans, leaders, of the Greater Perth Aboy Bwketsll league and one of the lendng teas n Mddlesex Couaty.! Dancng wll precede tw ga«j and wll contnue after the gae wth usc furnshed by the popular Freddy Rchan and hs HI- H Hatters. The cottee arrangng the affar ncludes Walter W. Wadak, Mchael Markowt, John Bubnck, Mchael Knxa, Eugene Wadak, Charlef Sofka, Walter Gnda, Walter Babenchlk, Eugene Gnda and Nltk Haadyk, Bud Bu<t Dst«r, Hank LakosH and 0'Hara, Joe Coba has volunteered to gve hs servces as offcal of the gae. The probable lneups; K»n» U. & C. B. Deter, B. O'ltara Gwal Evanello Denys J. Renert H. Lakosk L. Peterson CwUM V- 3. C. Marwotu Bobenchk F. P. J. P C. G. G. G. Bf Wes Spewak Bubnck Zapp Rangers A. C. Cagers Czaplnsk Leada Attack In Vctory Over ChrUtan Endeavor. 24 to 8 CARTERET Wth H. Czaplnsk leadng the attack the Raneers A. C, a newly organzed basketball quntet n town, won ts openng gae recently over the Chrstan Endeavor by the score of 24 to 8. Tralng by the Bcore of 8 to 2 at the ond of the thrd perod the. Rangers ralled n the fnal perod, wth a sx feld-goal attack, took the lead and won out Hj. Cxaplnak was the outstandng player for the wnnng tea by rngng up fve feld goals b a total of ten potato. Rnger (24) M «A, Gaydos, f -, G, Whka, f P 0 «L Hwta, f H. Ctapluk, c A. Sosnowch, g I* Balkan II 8 wtb n n Wllwn, f. Rttdel,!..StejpU. Total* Q 8 Contttaa Ia F«l«b t PoMf \u Here jl «w tu W. t, Mepaltats Upte VftWk due fan Mtrhs Acadey Ada-Wall's Tern Wn h CAJCTBttrr ~- A ajor uynt CARTERET~Havln( knock»d I bled near the top. It Ukt* M agan recorded In the Potter Off the latgue Soklan and addpha lawyer and a Wkaabr kl Bowlng B Lwfte ths w««k second place Ideal Servce to aet up the standng* as the Ivague Iwttag Independent* cobne* n toccowve w««ks, the atches «ach Frday wnt chopped down for th* second JU't and Wak's tpu aul- In another atch slated : tralght set In three ttraght gae's n unbeaten n the last seven nght tl«m*(,nd place Idtalj by the Condensers "A" aeks afd **ly thrat gaes «t lat Ctab wul tak* OB thf frst jfetm a*t#r an aphlll elfanfe] toa Oaraf* plrnt Whle Dydtdc es 58 fro the Mtond dvson, wll tak* leaders are Idle. A sweep Mustyta -80 AM SfcpJwn' Roofng In the fea-. wll put Ideal Servce ahead < ftngog twre atch at the Carteret Acadey tjawttng League tonght at leaders by one-half gae, Afl Anfl Cooper ga* traph wll te then I 58 he Atftdey alleys. Stdroch..., Mje 48 league leadershp, Cheslak 9 le They're hot and plenty cocky 203 Last week Sdklers too wth frst place only three over Turkey'* Auto Use Totals, gaes away, although three teas two gaes, wnnng the "A* are ahead of the n the runnng. nd droppng the flnu W In fact, the race has been so close Bns. Ideal Servce felt the j Karvet durng the last week that the frst of Ada's an* Want's ntapltj Galvanek, four teas are practcally scra- ers, losng two gaes to Voro... ter tea. Totals Boler u A. Laater 900 veo Lucas JS Makwnak 84 IBS « «4 () 42 HO 8S 9 HO SOO % Totals 9«8 SIB 98 T«U W Rowe Statola Orbansk 7 98 Jlenda S Poll Totals Offc* (9) Dolnch l Yellen 98 JCurU Wuy.' Blackburn Kavanaugh Totals 807 DOB 90 Matfa* p ( )( Mtroka Wee 68 Naseak E. Karwek 64 Puka* J. Mayorck Totals Pup tad Sheet (2) Lewandowsk Robertson 99 Sefchnsky Kopaa T4 HI Totals... S0 8BJS Condeluen "B" Ells Pencotty Shftner 72 Dojovjn 84 Kdvor 80 Totals U6 If see Gae By Score Carteret Hgh Bows To Regonal Quntet Faces Unon Tonght On Road CARTBRErr -Gong nto the last lap of a dsastrous season, Joe Coba's Carteret Hgh School hasketeers dropped another gae ths week, when they lost by 38 to 27 to the Regonal Hgh quntet at Sprngfteld. The Blues have now lost three n a row and sxth n eleven gaes. Takng an early lead the fasu steppng Regonal cobne was ahead by 3 to 9 st the quarter and 23 to 4 at the half. The Blues eet Unon tonght, Long Branch Tuesday and South Rver on Frday. All gaes wll be played on the road. Part of the cause for the dsastrous season can be traced to the strenuous grnd whch the tea has faced n playng all ts gaes on the road. The scores: Carteret (26) Kng, f, 3 Vrag, f Grteohowak, c 0 MaJstewskl, g 0 Wadlalc, g 3 WOld, g,..., 0 W*n«, f - 2 Garner/ f 3 0 Qtowatkl, c,...:.,... 6 «IBglWh, g -,.- I 9 ;g «..».. o Push»n, g I Totals.. :,^ H «f J Carteret Pegonal,.. 9 «5 a &-8 HIU AJUya ftart r«t>. ftak«.wb ALLIANCE COMMITTEE AIDES Hebrew Orf uuxfoft An- At 0B ralttacs for the year were announced Sunday at ' the nstallaton luncheon of the Hebrew Sofa! Allance, held t The Pne* Metchen, when Mss Anne Danels of Locust Street took her offce as presdent. These cottees are as follows: Progra Walter Schonwald, Charan; Ben Rabnowtz. Phl Got, Ike Danels, Steve Feldan. Bvelyn Wess, Mrs. Davd Jacoby, Bertha Venook, Mrs. Harry HeUtr. Dora Lews, Walter MeskenVer. Mrs, Isaac Danels, Lester Sokler. Mebershp-Recepton Dorothy Venook, Charan, Wlla Lab- owtz, Volet Klen, Florence Hoth, Mrs. A. Levne, Joseph Wess, Benjan Rabnowtz, Dr. Leo Green- ; wald. Publcty Sauel Kaplan, Charan, Clarence Schwartl, Meyer Rosenblu; Cards Sylva Lews, Charan, Sylva Brawn, Pearl Chodosh; Hstoran, Gazella Prce. V Custodans of property S«a.- Roth, Sol Prce;, Rabb Soloon, Mrs. Soloon, Max Gruhn; Audtng: Lou* Carpenter, Charan, Sauel Roth, Dorofty Venook.,(,, Consttuton Davd Jacobv, Charan, Harry Lubern, Moe Levenson; Legal Advsors Sauel Kaplan, Harry Lubern; Exchange- Ben Rabnowtz, Charan, Bertha Venook, Sylva Lews, Dr. Ralph Wexler; Dscusson Grouo Wlla Lebowtz, Charan, Steve Carpenter, Lous Carpenter, Mrs. Fehlan,, Mo«Levenaon. Mrs. L. M. Abraha Glass, Mra. Eler Brown. Draatcs Joaeph Venook Charan, Albe Jacoby, Walter Schonwald, Lester Sokler, Henretta Wess, Volet Klen. Dudley Kab.n; Newspaper Staff Harry Heller, Edtor, Saunl Kaplan, Cle Schwartz, Lous Carpenter, Sylva Brown, Steve Feldan, Meyer RosenMu, Wlla Lebowtz, Ike Danels; Athletc Group- Davd Roth, Charan, Seyour Lews, Harry Heller, Max Zelan. Else Rockan, Pearl Chodosh, Rng Dp 3 More For Epso Salts Keglers CARTERET Epso Salts rang up three ore wns last week UJ boout ts leadershp n the Waraet Checal Bowlng League. Th) leader? won all three gaes by bg argns. Ep.o SalU (3) Pussy Oursaly 77 M. Skerchek 64 Dzubaty Suto ,67 88 se Totals Uu (0) IP tlfrtyla 46 lt 605 Ufrln,.',. *0 28 F loc*e 47, Kdella..HZ Total ^tchlk II F, Skerchek rerty t»3ta.... Offa* ( lt U H Stephen's Roofng cae tn wn the fnal gae fro hn's Drugs after splttng thef two. Synoweck'g score gae Uuph over Ws Oarage, and r the fnal con Auto Stores stored gae upaet wn over the ', Oarage keglers. 874 W4 I*! 4 U9 82 f«!l:'tf' Sejtlen Ideal Servce Gruhn's Drugs '. 3 Ad * Walt's Econoy Garage Stephen's Roofng Synoweckl's... Schdt's Washngton Garage Turkey's Auto Exeh Lncoln Auto Stores Matche* Tonght 7 P. M. - Turkey's Auto Garage. Stephen's Roofng vs. Ad Walt's. Lncoln Auto Store vs. I 9 P. M. Washngton Garage vs. Servce. Gruhn's Drugs vs. leek's. A<U'* A W»k's Caf«(MM Kaer 27 Stojka, 22 W. UH/k B M. Sekerlla, L, Zysk Ideal Servce Arva :... 6 Donovan, 78 Mclecz 89 Grejror, 90 Galvanak 20 Gnddn' Sloan G. Sloan,.. Sawc&Jc Ceajkowsk, Kasha Vatelak, fl aor 48 ltw * 7 (tj :, (I). Donnelly 87 Coba, 88 Haulak 76 2 Varg», M Dlckson 209 Horyath...l.:.., W. Nagy, I. Bertjla J. ttwrkey,... H. Cboek \S. Vcrnlto. Heaton, J. Vozelak C. Sobesk, Karpnak... L. Nagy, Autq Exoh Synowltck'* (J) Paa 9 j McDonnell, Jul Chezar Yu»Uk, Eaona^ny Caraga- Uatejrsk vvan

8 EIGHT - V At The Epre Th«Mrr Bcttc l'nv«, r'r.'nl'l by (lles r'r.' cr n; the o Lbrary Notes (Cotlttrd fr-wt J'aoe ) Prelenten Dance h Held By St. Elzabeth Mothers r.arerbt The Wthers flub Ilrlllr ;ntll-s ths renus hnn not let =ufterr of S Klabpth." chtrrt held a proall tl- dull hn senstvtes. Now thrv are I.enlen dnncf Sunday nfcht n St. Jtady spprtnrlr [rccr ly her keener than fvel. BAMBI'S laaractor7.nl "n n 'Tn Jups' Hall- Those n rhnrp were: Ohl Mnrl'. CHILDREN s touched wth nalre Stephen Jacob, John Tarrk, Georlllll Dnvs. who pny Ihr pal of not poltcnl natlre junt the profound convcton that all lfe n n Ke Slnko, Albert Bornar, Fank y young ws nhrky n love Slnko, Stephen Sabo. #ho p-ow* ntn : fne bnlnncrk on a aword eder, loncd nl! wnt' hts receved wth «ft>rce nnd blful jny on the Also Mrs. John Drjpen, Mrs..Wde reln f"r he wnk one sde nnd destructon on the Jdhn Kunt), M. Joseph Makk, Hardly I'" p HC s Mrs.fnhn Fodor, Mrs. Alexander ther. Upon M'ntn flupk. the tjteel Bb 'IF the rne Prnre of» l.ovnth, Mrs. Mchel Najty, Mrs. Of "he OlI MMHIV. IIIII.HC. Mss wld noblty as n Salen'n fr»( Alexander Kfn, Mr?, Stephen Hopkns «l.l nl hunn whle hook about h. nlne n the subdoc, Snbo and MM. Andrew Toth. Ml" I)nv.! p off kes her hateful td nnd fearful, wth and Cruel. Tn' fl s one nf the wohpful reverence for her kans, nf pounds sterlng aganst great acheveent; nf the venr anl nte. Gurr, the d«rn«nnd eaprkoun dsufrhtcr, develops a lovely N?e] Beverly, head of an Eng- achne jcnn. requested to attend. tan b^fn booked at Ihe Lprc beatre. A Clarfed Adv. Wll Sell It character a (ray and gallant, lttle lady Geno, her brother, a at frst peevsh nnd uncntorprffc. ncln- ON THE STAGE FRI SAT SUN. 5 BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE ACTS BORIS KARI.OII "I AIM IOHH" "HEAVKN WITH A BARBKI) WIRI l-'r'nck" J««n Roger - Glenn lord ed to bonnt of flall ndventurefl. but v,-lh nnllern ho beroles a new edltn of hs splendd father. Mn«derate, S(fnanou». It s l'lct f to eet»(fan wth Perr the squrrel, nlwayn the frst In lrnp news of exctng aventu n the woods.. r.-lx Snlten "huanzea" h» alr nnd akes the talk. You see h.' tuleat, kndly lle over M.. ln.hn" fralto of hs lttle n faly. But he alone can do thn wth regard to art and unver- :; tnth flnd wtnout offense to the M 'cnlt, for one known he s es- elnlly fathful to nature. He t lne, true pnpr, flp. cnplpte st who charj cvety SRP. THE STRANGER'S GATE ly F. Phtp Oppenhel A novel of bauxte n the Bal- THE SMASH EVENT OF THE YEAR. Woen's and Growng Grls' SPORT and DRESS SHOES EVENING SHOES INCLUDED lsh nnu corporaton, beleves he controls all the bauxte n the lttle country of Orlar. He s told that there are other depost.* a that Gerany, wants the. To.safeguard hnuelf Ngel buys Orla'n playboy knft and hn overwhelng strens, Revoluton hts Orlac. Charter, concesson and J<nu are all n danger. The Brtsh governent wll not ove lest they annoy Gerany. Ngel flcs to Orlac where by checks and bullets, and the ad of the charng sster of a scoundrel brother, he brngs the stuaton under control, HEAVEN CAN WAIT By Elzabeth Lunjan When lovely Bess Brown was begnnng to wlt under the cty's oppressve cruelty, sltave, wealthy Dck Harrs»ad, "You're too ftretty to cry. And besdes, we don't do that n New York, Broadway why, th»t'«l? tt,re?t of sles anfl laughter We take all our heartaches anl dsapponlenth, wrap the up n a lttle bundle, and go on plyrp the gat." And KO overnght lcas changed fro a td stranger to a gay and beautful grl-about-town. Adventure followed adventure, untl suddenly Hess was precptated nto arruc nnd ono. of the strangest stuatons lfe could offer. CHURCH NOTES (Contnued fro Page ) Joseph Znkor, Andrew Zaknr, fr.. The offcer* nf the Men's Sck Beneft, Socety tor the current year are.as follows: Prank Kol. Sr., presdent; Charles BAICM, Sr., vcepresdent; Frank LencsM. «wretnry; Andrew I,nxar, treasurer: Charles Szesztn, recordng secrel.y; Kalnan Vncr.e, controller; Charles Ild, Andrew Nagy, Frank Prgy, Sr., audtors; Charles Oaky, Sr., guard; Lous Fabnn and Stephen Varga, flagbcarers. Servces wll be held everv Thursday evenng 'at 7:30 durng the lentcn season. Mebers are Sunday servces: chldren's servce at 9:30 a.., servce for ^lultn at 0:30 a.., afternoon servce at 3. Snce the paotor of the congregaton wll offcate at the Trenton Magyar Refored Church on February, the Rev. Stephen Szoke wll be n charge of the local servces. Weekly schedule. Young People'R Club eetng, Thursday evenng after, church servce. Saturday, 0 a.., to 2, Sabbath school. Chldren of school age are urged to attend. Monday, 6:30 p.., Grls Scdut Troop eetng. Mrs. Helen Nesh, leader, n charge. Tuesday 7 p... Boy Scout Troop eetng. Wlla Coba, scoutaster. A supper wll be held to the honor of the newly eltcted church and clubs offcers, ol February K, at 7 p.., at the chureh taeeent. M E'tl Helle^thste** To lades' Art Club Here OARTEKET Mrs. Et Hcllev was hostess to the Lades' Art Club Tuesday nght at her hoe n Lncoln Avenue. The eetng was also a celebraton for the brthday of Mrs. Paul Prekop, who was surprsed by a gft fro her fellow ebers, after whch supper was served. DAYS Deocratc B. Of Canddates Sauel Kaplan U. S. Metals Pnners Boost Lead In County Pn Loop CARTERET The U. S. Metals pnners wdened ther lead n the Mddlesex County Industral Lcae ue by scorng a three gae sweep vctory over Natonal Load Monday nght at the Perth Aboy Rec alleys.. The tea 'standng and Korea follow: U. S. Metals 4 6 :o per Wwk«28 3 Ceracs 88 9 Federal Seaboard Ttanu Whte Owls : R. & H Natonal Lead A. S. & R Publc Servce Carborundu Holbrook Shell-Ol Bakolte : Unr'uer 8 29 Cable 5 39 U. S. M. R. Co. (3).. Sharkey J. Fedor "?.!70 75 F. Donnelly Jaes J. Lukach M. Sekerka , Zysk 8!) 65 " «Totals B00 BOo 885 Natonal Lead (0) - Stepko Burke.»2 Aos 6 36 Gadnsh Schcker trbak Totals *, v nfc'h" Lone Star Clab Advances CARTERET The te of eetng lor the Lotle. Star Socal and Athletc Club has been changed fro Frday to Thursday nuhta, the frst eetng under ths new arrangeent havng been held last nght at the clubroos, 76 Roosevelt Avenue, The club has also elected Josenh Gural to coplete the ter of Eler Horvnth, who resgned the post of secretary^ Mr. Gural wan naed charan'of the "Snrngte Frolc," the annual Sprng dance gven by ths organzaton, whch wll take place ths year n Falcon Hall Aprl 6. Uf ht BMrJMlMk. Fro IS to» p«r tnt ntort current U requred tot p>od tustrftutlort of lght In a roo that ban dark rather than H ht woodwork. It t lad. Marrlnd Blnffe T»MM Hyattvllle, Md., adjcant to the naton's capta'. w» the (lnt coplty In ths country to trj the jngle tax fqr local revenue purposes. A law passed In 892 Bxed the sngle tax syste, but t was declared unconsttutonal shortly thereafter. nt^, p h«v» ftnd * fe lotrc* of conttnan for b W t food and»«8etable. PdjUw d* partnwntt have turn«d ov»r bun drdt ot h*lf-gauon jart~th«f«rre eontlnen of the South' lll«ge "oonhtne Vouor." Apple Crop Peat Each year apple, growen p about $7,800,000 In controllng th codlng oth, whch It sad.to the greatest aount spent lor conj trollng any one crop pest In" country. WHAT IS YOUR OVTLOOK FOR 940 As To Your Profts For 94 TRAIN FOR BEAUTY CULTURE Our skllful tranng properly (ts you for that openng n Beauty Culture. Enroll now. Second seester forng MEW JERSEY PRIN. ELEANOR J. BOWERS HobartBldg. Frae PUctnnt Bureau Free ltruenu BEAUTY CULTURE ACADEMY, INC. Forerly Htl Tttchrr anl In.lrctu of T»» Wlllcud A«ndru» PERTH AMBOY TH. V. A HobartSt. The Frst Thought By Value - Cocotts Parents Is 'JR. ARCH PRESERVERS' When Buyng Chldren's Shoes "JR, ARCH PRESERVERS" have been bult accordng to Nature's Requreent! n the developent of your chld! feet. j PAIRS $ FOR Any 2 Pars Any 2 Szes Any 2 Styles # Suedes Patents # Calfskns SIZES 3 TO 9 Sport Oxfords # Black Brown Green Blue Plus JACK HOLT n "HIDDEN POWER" NEXT WEEK-^IAMES CAGNEY IN "THE ROARING TWENTIES" AnnRD REGENT! «ruzabeth ^^H *< MONEY LEWIS STONE I** HARDY >»Iun»PREISSEH RICK ICARTERI WALTIR JPIDGCONI STATETHEATRE WOODBRIDGF. NEW JERSEY TODAY SATURDAY "THE OLD MAID" wth Belle Davt, George Brent, Mra Hopkns ' Pl "ALLEGHENY UPRISING" wth John Wayne SUNDAY ON THE STAGE DIRECT FROM BROADWAY - BIG ACTS - OF VAUDEVILLE Plu. JOE PENNER "The Day the Bookes Wept" Sally Elers Vctor McLaglen 'FULL CONFESSION" Co»l no ore than ordnary footwear. All thoe properly ftted by X-Ray. "Alwayt a Lttle More For Your Money Our Prce Are Always Lower Than Elsewhere Copare" BOSTON SHOE CO. 82 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY n Front 9 Insde and Over All! All Heel Heghts Extra Specal Saple Szes 3 to 4J Regular $3 & $4 Val The ost: sensatonal shoe values we have ever offered. EVENING SLIPPERS IN HIE RAYON SATIN, BLACK RAYON SATIN BLACK RAYON VELVET SILVER AND GOLD COLORS not All Szes n Every Style But All Szes n the Group EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH I.l'ArMENT, 'TORE FLOWERS Valentne WHATEVER type uf, ( rl the L» flower, wll please her. We wll arrange an pretve' box, cartage, or bouquet, for whatever you cau poy- all frst qualty flowcr tret Delvery Phone P. A WAHRENDORFF, The Florst ISO Sth St. Meber F. T. D. Perth Aboy Annual February Clearance Sale BEA'S COHON STORE 79 Sth St. Perth Aboy, N. J. Percale, Shantung, Broadcloth ICc REMNANTS Kc JLttfVd. Soe Slk Sghtly SoM At/YI, 6cyd. Unbleached MUSLIN 40-n. wde Hercules SHEETS 8 > 80 EA. Canaan A Ounden n fur lurk&h Towel? l xf40. Reg. S«Val. 25' Popular Onkney aannel 27 n. Wde Kngston Pllow Case. 45 x 36 6 for 80c Lad«>' No-Run Rayon Pante* 25c All Ladea furnthnt, R<A»«, Houte C*t, Curtan*, Draft*, MaMlve Front End. The gleang, dt-cast radator grlle, beautfully proportoned hood d graceful fanderb truly express OldnobU'a uutstandlg power, perforance and relablty! Wde, Deep Seatf. Three huaky people c*n rde cofortably n front or rear Beat, wth plenty of roo to otretch out and rtlu plenty of freedo for hps, elbow and ahouldera. Longer Mtd Wder. OldsobU It a bg car, any way you nuut t. It'a longer fro buper to buper - wder fro tde to tde. You get every provson for cofort and safety. - BIG EVERYWHERE THAT BIGNESS eans ts BETTER Bg TlfW. juw-preaaure lr««are Atra Urge fox" toothe rdng and better tracton. OLDB a a bg, well-bult carl Bg not for the &ke of t%e aune-but because bgness oans longer lfe, ^qr wtfety, ncr<?aw<l cofort f««do fro repaf. Sce, Coll spnnga. Mode col prl-a alt around contrb-, ute to Old' Rhythc Rde. where t s needed, l an ewonta) part of qualty. Coe, drve an Old - J learn for younwlf how uch ean* n tenn», of otor. tardy Fr». Rgd X-eber nga wth bev-tactqn cotructu for trepth, PHICKO HW -^ Old! bg, 9 a >/eogc«d«jlv*n fcpt-perforaoce j