Snbepenknt. - leaber

Transcription

1 For Vctory... U.S.DEFENSE BONDS STAMPS - leaber \\IV. No. Snbepenknt Sgns polo L. Reported; Should Avod Baley Advset,;;,; There s no... uf an nfantle.,. m the Town-, ;-' \v;s dst'cw- Hmnld J. Hnley ntued, "as a., ;u v.;e mothers.,,' ) ther chl- Mwds as much he tme of paralyss UHll- ;- present tme n the entre n the Cty of, that one case ctm s fve- vno, daughter :h;dor Covno, There arc nne ;ntcb. of Catt- lttle grl's. Desmond, l- Natonal lhe..nll Paralyss ld, of Cnrtcrct, n- notfed and lalgenents. n the Jersey Isolaton Ho<-,',- (f solaton : <»n has placed.. rase. per Carney orcd By Parsh A dnner, to ; \. Thomas Car. transferred to 'nch, Trenton, c new curate,.dan, wns held n St. James' nn,.under the]..:ilc<' Parsh. rv presented to ;e by Rev. Des At John A. Brecttenrdge Servces Held For Centenaran WOOPBUIIHK-^.'uncal servces for John A. Brckenrdge, who celebrated hu th brthday Wednesday at the old Ilreckenrdgc home, Palmer, Mas?. Bural was n the Oak Knoll Cemet'-ry, Palmer. M. Brcckonrdge ded Monday mornng lt the home of hs son, John E. Brcckenrdge, K Green Street. The late Mr. Hrerkenrdge was born n Palmer, Mass,, n X. He marred Harrett KPIIOKU, ; school teacher, n lhfh und when she ded n lh'.ik he moved to Patcrson where he was n busness for ten years. He also worked RJ a.salesman and pantng contractor for a number of years. Snce he retred he lved wth hs sons, Wllam K. BTckcnrdge, of Mt. Vermn, N. Y., and John, of town. He s also survved by three grandchldren and four great-grandchldren. He wan tho oldest member of the Thomas Lodge F. & A. M., Palmer, Mass., whch he joned n May, lklll, He was the second oldest Mason n Massachusetts. Dary Worker Commts Sucde COLONIA l-sak Honek age about 7, who lved at and wn employed at the Hrozalsk Dary nstll, p»stor, j,. "\v»"st Lake Avnt, ded Tue.-- parsh and the (lhy mr g nt tho Ralway Mcnn- M-Klroy, n bc-j,.j a l Hosptal about twelve Hours m Troop spun- j uf u-r he drank carbolc acd n tho : k. Father Car- ba,. n () f.j lt,,l M,- y...u7.fr of the Accordng to Mvs. Rose Hroz.an- sk, owner of th'.' dary,-homenkn, rrved as toael- "Im-ed the fol- \l, McElroy for..n Boylan, for Susan Peace, for Wlson for the - y; Mayor Au-!! communty; for the Knghts.. Wllam IVAr ml Father Me-! Cullahan and --n pluyed (lur-. lul Hob McDon- loneph O'Bron st Speakers Avenel Pulpt I ' rn^ the three Uev. C. A. l Gal- l''- of the Frst urch on Wo n be occuped as ' Sesson of the ' olu^on, speaker, -> Sfward, Adolph loln Kttershank. Iward Rowley, of 'ol't al Maryland ' t"' the mnstry. l ; ev.,. (,, Kwnn, ' Tn- pastor, Rev. 'eturn on Au- 'd huth Mssng Battagla, ". has asked the locate hs son, <«n mssng from» fve feet, four "leson.., Al thjs lerrnce'he wote black shoes and " hs person. h STOLEN :nk Joseph P. New Brunswck luuked hs truck g alleys n be returned ha "B had stolen h» * the com'. Russan, was a floater whun she had hred n short tme UK. The arbole, acd was.stored n large cana n tho barn and Is used to sterlze the stalls. It s beleved that Homenko became despondent ever the fact that he was alone and had no real home. There»rv no known survvors of the dead man. Reformatory To Clear Bthh To MtEteapes WDBIUIK5K The Townshp Commttee Monday uhl gave p-ftlssmn to \A. W. K. Kulp, supellledellt of the New Jersey Kel'ormatoy to remove brash from TownshpoU-nud prmerty adjonlnk the Reformatory.' In naknk the request l.wtenalt Kulp ponted out that t has been the "experence over the years that the proxmty of the brush-land has served as the avenue of many escapes and contraband tral'.*.'." Robert C. Graham Enlsts In Coast Guard WOODHRIDCJK lt')l»''-t Graham, of fu Lnden Avenue, hu«enlsted n the U. K Coast Guard as a petty offcer. Before hs enlstment he was employed as a superntendent of materal n the muntons lvson of the Amercan Type. Founders, Elza- beth. He n the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Graham. n HI,, ',, n ocru-o, m! -nn mnttdr WnndhrldRs, N. WOODBRIIXJK, N. J., FRIDAY, 7, VH Draft Unt To Depart August 5 To Leave From Fre House On School Street By Specal Bu«At 9 A.M. A r r a n g c n-.ents have been completed by th<< "<">! Draft B,,ar.l for the next laft contngent, whch wll leave th. Townshp on Sturday, August. for fnal physcal examnatons Newark. Those pannng the tents wll be fvcn ther choce of mmedate, nducton or two weeks' furlough to stjakhtun out ther pr- Vate affars.»' The men wll leave.from Hull rehouse on School Street by specal buses at 'J: A. M. The group ncludes: John Bores, Thomas P. Brd, Albert balesso, George lore Mttman lck, Rchard T. Ryan, Robert E. Taylor, Frederck Adams, John Arky, John Backskay, Joseph Bant, George Balopa, James Balfth, Joseph Barcelona, Joseph Bertha Lous Bartha, George Bartos Thomas Bcllanca, GeorRC Bercy Hamlton Bllngs, Walter Blyth Stephen Boka, John Bowmanu John Brego, Anthony Brodnak Joseph Campon, Salvatore Can nzzaro, Wllam J. T. Cornsh Alexander Cyrus, EuRyc Czck, Albert Dahl, Mchael DeNtt- Wllam Dcttmer, Alexander D Leo, Percy Dxon, Andrew Doatch Mchael Evon, Mchael Ferraro Thomas Ftzpatrck, Jr., Lou c - Forsthoffer, Jr., Joseph Gaydop, t^harles J. GcrgH^kn, Harvey Gver.son, Joseph Glester, John Gonor, Lews Gomor, Stephen Gortvay, Albert. Cosack, Steve Cosack, Curl Grcr, Edward Grndc, Peter Gyokos, Robert Handerh&n, Robert Hor.n, Henry Iverson, Rchard James. James Jankowsky, Mchael Jogan. AUo Included Joseph Kaaer, J-oscph Kalmar, hn Kmball, Elmer Krsh, Joseph Anthony Kohus, John Kobus, Francs Kochjck, Joseph Kolb, Mcha;l Koral, Frank Kozma, Stephen Knne, Pus Ivunn, Rchard Larson, Edward Lmlra, Alfred Lombard, John Loyer, Mlton (Contnued {rum I'uje I) Zonng Board Approves Appeals WOODBRIDGE Two recommendatons were made to the Townshp Commttee Monday by the Board of Adjustment. The frst was the approtal of an appeal made by Mrs. Mary Ells to convert a house, on Freeman Street nto a two-famly dwellng provded that the exteror at* the house s not altered and that n case the house s sold t s not to be sold as a two-famly house. The board also recommended that Mrs. Bertha Kellow be gven permsson to erect a garage for prvateuse on Lake Averjue, Colona. Tho recommendatons were referred whole. to the commttee as a Local Woman Loses $,7 On Man Street ^ Mrs. Morn, of Freeman Street, Woodbrdgc, reported the loss of a pocketbook contanng $7 n the vcnty of Man Street Saturday. Another loss of money was reported by Rchard Muchac, of GG6 Lews Street, Woodbrdge, who sad he lost seven dollars n blls somewhere n Woodbrdge. Park. WANTED PRACTICE? FORDS A bowlng ball, va^tu-d at $, was stolen out of the Kurds Recreaton alleys en New Brans wck Avenue Sunday nght accordng to a report made by the owner Joseph Bacskay, to Offcer Dame Pancon. New Books At Barron Lbrary Are Lsted By Mts. Broman WOODBRIDGK Mrs. Carolyn B. Urommn, l.bra.ran at'the Kuron Free, Publc Lbrary, announces that new fddwrtr the follows: Adult: "A Brde Goes West, ^ Anderson; "Free As Tho WruT Atwood; "Brds Worth Knowng BlaTchurd;" Come Gentle Sprng, Bolster; "Du Pout, and YeKrs," Duttun; "And Now 'tomorrow,"-feld; "Trees, Stars and Brds," Moselny; "M» feller," j! volumes, Nevnu; " and Sphercal Trgonometry," and Practce," Rosenhmnpflf. Juvenle: V'Tha Amercas," Alwood; "Lttle Sberan," Charskjtyu;,. "Scotch...EIDSTL' ft!"*! 8! "Lfe of Abraham Lncoln," r Present," Nuda; "Davd Goes To Greenland," Putnam;'"Mark On the Mnor," Sutton; Vanderlyn Slhouette,'* Seaman; "Curous Affars at HeVon Shoals," Seamun; "When Mother Lets Us Draw," Thayer. ' Mrs. Bromann wshes to thank the many resdents of the Townshp who have so generously donatud books to the %«ry. Hart Products Must Make Repars Or Plant Wll Be Condemned Says McElroy WOOmtnGE The Harts 'loducts ('orpornton on Bdgr! lll wll le uven a few days to remedy hazardous condtons on ts premse!; and falure to do so ^vll result n lepnl acton to conlemn the buldng, Townshp Atrncy Leon E. McElroy sad ths week. Hs statement was made after request for condemnaton proceedngs was made by Buldng Inpector Wllam Allgaer n a letter to the Townshp Commttee Monday whch reads as follows: "Durng the past few year*, I have been n recept of a number of complants relatve to the condtons exstng at the Haft Products plant on Edgar Hll. "In pursuance of my dutes as buldng nspector I have made perodcal nspectons of the plant and have notfed the owners rehuanrdos con wthout nbtnng results. kftd Cooperntton "On July 8, 9, I submtted h letter to your honorable hodv settng forth condtons as they exsted at that tme. On that stme date sent a letter to the Hart Products Company requestng ther cooperaton and that they elmnate the condtons ns they exsted. After I sent ths letter and after further nspectons I was promsed by Mr. Hart that he would take mmedate acton, to comply wth my request and abate all hazards. "On several occasons thereafter I mare further nspectons and agan requested cooperaton.but to ths date' I have been unnble to obtan any results. The condtons today are as hazardous Democrats Seek New Terms; WODBRIDGE The three Democratc encumbents on the Townshp Commttee fled nomnatng pettons for re-electon last nght wth Townshp Clerk B. J. Dungan, and the Republcans came up wth one canddate h the Frst Ward, three n the Thrd and none n the Second. Commtteeman John Bergen from the Frst Ward and Charles Atex-Hnder from the Second are roundng out ther fourth terms and Commtteeman Francs Wukoveta s completng hs frst. Mr. Borgen's opponent wll be James It. Red, formerly presdent of the Frst Ward Republcan club and an actve party worker for many years. Charles Klen, who has sought electon to the Townshp Commttee prevously, fled I a petton as dd Ernest L. Berger and Wllam Gery n the Thrd Ward. It was fnderatood thnt there was an overflow of canddates for the Second Ward Republcan nomnaton, and apparently party leaders n an effort to avod a prmary fght, convnced all the asprants to avod flng a pettot^ The vacancy thus created can be flled on prmary day by wrte-n desgnatons. The clerk's offce was open untl mdnght "to receve pettons. There s scant nterest n local electons,n years n whch Mayor s not elected, and apparently ths year s no excepton. There has been lttle dscusson about canddates and G. O. P. party leaders up to early evenng last nght were undecded about ther tckets. Long Crme Career In Rartan, Here, Ends Wth Youth's Arrest WOODB'RIDGE Wth the arrest of Walter Butrca, H, of Slzer Avenue, Iseln, by Captan John Ega, of the Woodbrdge olce. Department and Leutenant Harold Peterson, of the Rartan Townshp Polce Department, the three robberes n the Pennsylvana Ralroad Staton n Iseln and nne robberes n Rarta- Townshp have been cleared up. Butrca was taken nto custody Wednesday and not only admtted the Woodbrdge and Rartan Townhp robberes hpt also confessed to breakng nto a hardware store n Metuchen, The Iaeln youth, who wll'be 7 years old next month, s one of 7. chldren. Hs mother and father are separated, the former resdng n Pennsylvana and the latter s beleved to be lvng somewhere n New Jersey. The yo\th told the authortes he had lved wth varous relatves durng the past seven years and was commtted to th.) State Home, for Boys at Jamesburg for a robbery n Dunellen. He was paroled from Jamtsburg sx months ago. Three leln Robbere Butrca.broke nto the Isclr 65 Grove Street, wll be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock staton on three dfferent occasons. On June he took $5 n from the Grener Funeral Home on Green Street. Bural wll be cash and broke open a chewng, n the famly plot n the Alpne gum machne. On July 6 he Cemetery. Servces wll be conducted tonght by the Elks and the broke nto the buldng a second tme and hs haul netted $.. On the nght of July he entered the thrd tme gettng away wth $9.6. He related how he took k trp to Mexco after he broke nto the staton the frst tme, htch-hkng hs way. He ctured to Iseln three weeks ago. In Rartan Townshp, accordng to LeltJ Peterson, Butvca con- Fve New Members Accepted WOODBRIDGE The newest members of the polce department were accepted a^ members of th* Patrolmen's Benevolent Assocaton, Woodbrdge Local No. 8, at fessed to breakng nto the Menlo Park Tle Factory on Route 7, two tmes; nto the Mddlesex jounty Mosquto Extermnaton Commsson Buldng on Parsonage Road, fve tmes ana nto the Jenlngs Lumber Co., on Route 7, Menlo Park, two tmes. At th>; tle works he got $6 n cash and n the Mosquto Commsson buldng he made hs getaway wth $ n change, a camera, an- electrc razor and a rare mcroscope valued at $9. The latter was recovered n a boy's home n Dunellen. After the polce of tho varous communtes are through questonng Butrca, he wll be lodged n the Mddlesex County Jal to awat the acton of the GTand Jury. Rtes Tomorrow For John H. Lesen WOODBRIDGE Funeral servces for John H. Lesen, 7ft, an old resdent of Woodbdge., who' ded Wednesday afternoon at hs home, Masonc Order.. The late Mr. LoBen s survved by hs wdow, Wnnfred Falconer Lesen, four daughters, Msse-; Margaret, Helen, Ruth and Jeanelte; two sons, Alan and Robert, and one grandchld; also two brothers, Frank, of Woodbrdgc and James, of Rchmond Valley', Statn Island; two ssters. Mrs. Charlotte Chapman, of Rchmond Valley, Staten Island and Mrs. Elzabeth Chrstansen, of Fresno, Calforna. He was a past master of Amercus Lodge No. 8, F. & A. M., and a nd degree Mason of Salem Patrolmen Horace Deter, Martn Thullusen, Wllam Majoros, John Onduyko am Thomas Locke. Plans were furthered for the annual beneft dance to he held November n St. James' Audtorum. ArmyPrbmotm for AVENBL Major and Mrs. Joseph Kwnt, of Avenel Street, are the parents of a daughter born lay n Planfleld. Mrs. Kwnt a former Ruth Stern. Word was receved here Monday from Calodona Where Major Kwnt s statoned of bs promolon from the rank, of captan. Road Supervsor and was very actve n the Republcan party. July Constructon Estmated AtJS, WOODflRIDG-E Eghty-two buldng permts were ssued n Ife Townshp durng tf>*-w*uk. fl. luk for.constructon tu mated to "cost868$ aeewtf-, ng to a report submtted to tha Townshp Commttee Monday by Buldng; Inspector Wllam AUgaer. Exactly $5.5 was cullected n fees. Of the permts ssued, twelve were for new dwellngs estmated to coat fl,5 and threu were for busness buldngs to cost J.5. ons f not worse than at the tme nf ' orgnal nspecton. Pcture. On FU> "I have photographs n ny fle whch show the condton of the plant, partcularly the dlapdated condton of the manufacturng buldng. I would lke to hrr'g forth to your honorable body that the condton* arc very hazardous and the plnnt should be condemned as unsafe. "Upon Inspecton made on July 9, 9, I found that they have further volated the Townshp Buldng Code and Zonng ordnance by makng alteratons and addtons to the plant and nstall ng three tanks wthout obtanng permts. Therefore, I nsk your cooperaton n ths matter as to procedure to be taken to condemn the buldng." Cvl Defense Ades WOODRRIDGE Only those cars hearng an "Emergency" dentfcaton card n the rght hand corner of the wndsheld wll be permtted to move upon the soundng of ar rad srens, accordng to rules and regulatons receved yesterday by 'the local Defense Councl from the Offce of Cvlan Defense Drector n Trenton. The cards, four and a half nches by thrteen nches, bear the word "Emergency" n red across the ffce wth the Cvlan Defense emblem n the lower left corner and the State seal n the Temple, Shrne of Newark. He was also a member o{ Perth Amboy Lodge, No. 78, B. P.. E. meetng held n the muste:' muster room) room] a number of y years,' Mr. Le- at polce headquarters. They are: «n was the Hddlnex County lower rght corner. On the renumber of yenc s the lcense the car to whch It s ssued and the sgnature of the ssung agent. It also has the rules for use and the penalty for msuse, The cards wll he ssued by the motor vehcle agent n each communty only on applcaton sgned by the charman of the Local Defense Councl and the applcant... Ua Lmted. Th» card s the Only offcal desgnaton and only those cards hav ng t n the wndsheld wll be permtted to move durng an actual or test ar rad. Such cars must move wth low beam headghts pendng avalablty of offcally approved motor vehcle blackout lghtng. The emergency traffc rules alo provde that no vehcle shall be drven n excess of ffteen mles an hour. In u letter accompanyng the rules, State Drector Leonard Dreyfuss sad: "I want you to know that the delay n sendng these rules to you has boen occasoned by the fact that we sought the advse of the Attorney General, our techncal and engneerng commttees, Army authortes, varous heads of State Departments n fact everyone we thought could be of assstance n gvng the rght answers on these complcated matters. ; For example; Take v the queston of whether ar rad wardens should or should not have polce (Contnued from Page I) Do You Know Ths Man? Draft Board Wants Hm WOODBRIDGE -Do you know the whereabouts of Stephen Toth, whose lust known address was,v.) Douglas.Street, Fords? 'If you do, plase notfy Eugene Brd, secretary of the local Draft Board, at the Woodbrdgc Frehouse on School Street. roth regstered n Jacksonvlle, Florda, and gave the Douglas Street address. Hs questonnare to that address came back marked "Moved address unknown." Phllnhul Kvtry Vrltay «t 8 Qrnn HI.. WoodhrllRP. N. Saccambs At 6 Hugh Wllamson Kelly Scrap Tn Collecton Is Slated For Monday ccssed tn cans wll le cnllect throughout Wtodbrdgc Townshp on Monday from f P. M. to 8 P. M., accordng to an announcement made today by Mrs, Chester Peck. charman of the Salvage Com mttee. Mrs. Peck sad t s the earnest hope of the commttee that the resdents of Townshp wll take ths drve more serously than they dd durng the pnst month. The July tn collecton was dsappontng, she sad, nasmuch as t netted but fvf tons just over half as much as the nne tons collected n June. "The war n the Pacfc,'' she contnued, "makes mpossble the further mportaton of tn from the Far East. Your federal government urges you to salvage all tn scrap. Your local salvage con; mttee entreats your cooperaton." On Monday, September,UM all-scrap, all-day collecton wll be held. The "Junk Rally" for that date s expected to brng the salvage group varous metals, rags, b'urlap, wre and other scrap usable for the war effort. Townshp Sold 5 Lots In July WOODBRIDGE The Townshp, through foreclosure of lax ttle certfcates, acqured H lots ncludng two buldngs durng thy month of July, Wllam Allgaer, drector of the Real E st»t«department, reported to the Townshp Commttee Monday. In the same p'erod the Townshp also sold 6 parcels of land for $7,89..'7. Recepts durng the month totalled $;t,77.'.)5 and were -dvded as follows: Deposts on Real Estate, $t7.- 7; cash sales, H57; contractsales payulcnts, $'J,5S!.!)«;.nterest on contract sales, $67(.5; taxes as addtonal rent,? JSO.;(S; mscellaneous, $; Townshp rent collectons,?().!; rent assgnment collectons, $5. Two ThettsJM Auto Stamps Are Reported WOODBIUDGE Two n ports of thefts'of Federal auto stamps were made at-polce headquarter* over the weekend. Wllam Manson, of G Wldwood Avenue, Fords, told Desk Sergeant Wlhelm Brown that the Btajup was taken out of hs car whle t was parked n hs drveway. Wllam Chrsttnsen, of H'7 Avenel Street, Avene.l, reported that hs stamp was also taken from hs car whle t was pnked n fny; of hs home. No. 68)699. Ths stamp wa Many More Regstrants Receve Draft Questonnares WOODHIUDGE Contnung a,eudy' stream of questonnares the draft- board maled another large batch to men of the thrd regstraton durng the pant week as follows: ' Hans Sorensen, H7 DeSoto Ave., Woodbrldge; Mchael Pfeffer, 8 Hoy Ave,, Fords; fejo'rn- Wllams, Hornsby Ave., Fords; Gaorg* Wrfht, 65 Cutters Lan6,""^pmtfrrtdpt Thaw** brdge; John Gortvay, Robert St., Sewaen; Andrew Pastor, Waden Ave., Hopelawn; John Penry, 67 Freeman St., Woodbdge; Anthony Andrus, 6 Cutters Lane, Woodbrdge; Curl Hatong.jm Brdge Ave., Cleveland, ; Walter Kopcho, 68 George St., Sewuren; Court, Mchael Turnck, Jean Woodbrdge; Frankln, North Hll Roud, Col'' on HI; Wllam Ronond, lrt Bunns Lane, Woodbrdge; Roland Crane, 7U S. Park Dr., Wnodbrdge; Andrew Desmond, 7'J Urave St., Woodbrdge; Stuurt I.aubaeh, < Green St., Woodbrdge; Peter, E. Peterson, Martool Dr., Woodbrdge; John Lenk, BdgelJ Ave. Isel; James Brooks, Hujer Hghway, Woodbrdge; Martn Loftus, M fjwj.st., ford«george Wolf, Inman Ave., Caloaa Maro Copjfot, 9 T«pp«St., Tort Rmd< ng; Davd Meyers,!>5!J New Brunawck Ave., Fords. PRICE FIVE CENTO II. W.Kelly Funeral Wednesday Long-Tme Woodbrdge Resdent Sucomb At 6 In Lancaster, P«. WonllllllMK rwru crvf" wnr held Wednesday momn* I'm ll;r' Wllamson Kelly, pul'l-l' and manufacturer, who dh at ht* hnme n Lancaattr, Pj.,- Sunday. I'ml recently, Mr. Kelly hud IUMMI a resdent of Wood- 'dge for mure than :!(> y«ar». Thr lmrl servces were held from lln> home of llurled E. lregory.!! Crren Street, whert!'''f pyers were reml, and from Trnty Clr-h where Mr. Kelly. In-fore movng to Pennsylvana had been Senor Warden..Interment was n the Trnty Church yard. The servces were conductby Rev, Huelner Decker of Dempse, rector of Trnty Church. Honorary pall-hertrers,.'all of ' whom hud- leen close frends of Mr. Kelly fur many yearqj wert Representatve Chnrlett A,'Eaton of the Ffth Congressonal D»- tret; Supreme Court Justce Harry Heh'r,,. Albet Homan, Thornus F. Wldnm, F. Arthur'Smth and Hugh. Illson, all of Trenton; James A. I'ompton ajld Mr.. (regmy of Woodbrdge; J. Umpton Baungu'ncr of Madson; Charles Campbell, of Hghland Park, and Walter F. Allen of West Canwe, < In addton to hs wdow, Nelle, Mr. Kelly also s survved by a daughter, Mrs. K. M. Wllamson of Mountanvlle. Born In Vrgna, Born on March 8, 878 n Magnola Sprngs, Va., Mr'-Kelly spent hs boyhood there»nd n Suffolk County, North Carolna. Hs early youth, was spent n Phladelpha where he held hp frst newspaper poston as a copy-holder on the Phladelpha Inqurer, He later joned the staff "ft the Phladelpha Prj-ss and t Wfls durng those days that hs long acquantance was started wth «uch emnent personages n the feld of art and letters as Benjamn de Casseres, John Stounc and, Everett Shnn. He left Phladelpha to take a poston wth the Trenton Gazette and had ntervewed every Presdent from Crover Cleveland to Wndow Wlson. When t<h» latter was Governor nf Nef J#r> s.ey, Mr. Kelly was assocated wth the late James Kerney, w» was credte<i largely wth provdng the poltcal educaton bf the World War presdent, Ind of havng, manpulated' hs nomnaton for the Presdency It the Democratc n I'.ll!. Natonal conventon Mr. Kelly was a rare excepton to those appraser* of the' newspaper busness who!>elev6 that, more than any other pursut, t provdes a maxmum of drama and, romance. He often called newt paper workers, us a class, a most loyal und conscentous group-^and the most underpad. It probally was for ths reason that he was unable to see the romance and dralu v..th others clamed for t, fur he had a love for lvng whch he was bent upon satsfyng, and whch a reporter's salary wjs too meagre to allow, Enters Buftnest Hecause of hs vgorous personalty, hs capacty for makng frends a»ul hs endless energy, he was olfered tt number of opportuntes n Trenton by busness concerns outsde the newspaper leld. He frst joned thcufew J«K«y Manufacturers' Assocaton as secretary, and from there took uver a sn'all ron foundry and later 'became a salesman for freworks' manufacturers. Those w'tre the days when no celebraton could be complete wthout tremendous freworks' dsplays, and he begun to see more clearly. the vson he always had held of lvng the full lfe. ' The stores of those days of hs n Trenton are now legend, Even though there was cardboard n the soles of hs shoes, hs tvousers were wtll-p'vssed und hs clothng mmaeulate. Many tmes, no the legend goes, he would gve ' hs lam. Half-dollar to a Pullman car porter. *.. - (> "From settng networks, h«enter- '-; ed tho manufacture nf ralroad sgnal* H«tn* Uue u- hu dath-. (Pa.) Manufacturng and Tehrg ( ompuny. A Gracout Holt Mr. Kelly was a gracous host, Md t wus one of Jhs great pleasures to nvte peo )W to dne wth l.n." The vast dfference n tha socal scale of hs varous gue&tn Samuel Odell, IjGunrda Ave., Ueln; Mchael (rega, 5 Farfeld Ave., Fords; Rev. Vncent Leny, 77 Smth St., Woodbrdge; Chrstan Wttng, 9 Fulton St., WoodbrlKe; Antlony W)ls ofno eonse «nce to hm'be,- from I'mje I) [Contnued from I'tye )

2 PACE TWO Mrs. Head Hostess At Club Card Party AVKNKI, -T.' Womnn? f'l.l Mll,:- :te«u *'-rc I'ltcruU'l ;,-!n- home nf Ml.". Il-be I Head Avenel News By Mr*. R. G. Perer P»rl ArenM N. J. Mr«. Hc-hs H'ad w.l IMV Mss Jean EcclcM<>. of l.n. *n und (enrjte Anderson, u' a slver tea at re' >" '»' "" < ' ' > (- r< ( lanfnd, vee,'iuhi pn-«t«>>f Street, W-de'd'.y aft* nu":, A: Mr. <u\ Mr«. Ceore ^'l-«t,'. 'f Kust 7, a«a b'u-lt f<' ;l;e I' Clnton Place. S'nny. (! <lr.l'«street Monday n tho des' Ad.Socety ' ( the Fr-.. I'u" Mrs. I/t-on (ynmn ond s>n. IMI H'th <f f'-c- nf summer curd bytcran Church. of l-'oxo>, Cnnn.. urn w-t-kd Mrs. Mnrtr.G-ndakfr. of Kuc?t«of Mr. an.i Mrs. Frlnc Th sm ral award went to Mrs. Hl7.-j.Tald, of the Sr>-!rhv.y,!! ;,l and the door pz' to Hnr- Rahway, was th* weekv wwu-r n Mr. and Mrs. Wllm Bakc, < l! (!ra-n, Mrs. Wllam Clt-ry the dress club spnnj-ore by the d! Hyatt Street, arc vatttommr wv wnner of the nun-players' Woman'? Club... ( (H.k's l.ab-. ]>': /,-nd dthc-r awards were won Rt-v. and M..'h-!er A. ^- Mr. and Mrs. Albert H-ndor v :!- l<>l"\v>: Aetun HrdtC, lnway and duughte. Terry AMI, «T. av.a daughter. Elnor, of NYw M-. K'n (-cco; Pnm'hlo, Mrs. Caran. Conn., are jrue.ms of M. I l. I',. I'eet ; cmtract brdge, Mrs. of Woodbrdge Avenue, arr- v ard Ms. Dame'. Henderson, jf' Karl I'aln-v, Mr.-'. He tram Van K at Lavalctte. I'Tth Avc-nuo. ' ] I ft. M-. Wllnrd Kankn and l r. and Mr?. Georjo Knvaok. Mr. md Mr-. Andrew Drajr.spt and chldren, of Manhattan of Avenel Sleet and Mr. a.-d Mr.'. Othc - pn nt wv-rr: Mr, nml Mr-. Ilnbr-t Johns.n. of Plnf.-ld; Mv. and M". Karl Wrght. I'tU-nded the chrst nj; George Slvka, of Burnett Strct'!. Avenue, have rotuvnrl hnn\o aft r jh-ndtt a week'.- vacaton n Itelf Mr. V.lPVO. of \\ w Ymk Cty; Mr. and Mr*. and Mrs. Mchael Kovack's nfar/ The Lverpool Club met th - John Kttc r-h:mk. Mr. and Mr?. ton n New York Cty. Sunday. v.rek wth Mrs..lospph McClne. d (ru-am. Mr. and Mr=. M*s Alce Crmmns. of Sow(>t Chase Avenue. Mrs. Md'hre rrank la'l). Mr*. Frank Wuluvc!--. Mr v BH h^h ^c('(^ wnncj. The nox! Vart Cty, wa» «wt-t-kt-nd gfst of..i'hn Petra-. Mr?. Joseph Mr. and Mr.«. RuTolph Voelk-r. of wso»mi be helt at tho homo McCI-.'. Mr». Wll!-: Smth. Mr?. (eorfte Street. >( Mrs. Rubn Greco on Ffth Nc man Amaok. Mr«. Wllam Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allare. AvrJu'. lkc-lrrn, Mrs. Avd Wn< U^t of Jemy Cty, were RUCSUS of Mr. _ M. S John Oensnecr. of Av t nnd Mr«. Clrlcs I!rofl(Wf.]l, of and Mr». Walter Smth, of Burne: n(, ( s trp, t f. a a. rp ved word -A: Mr-. Thomas Thompson, of FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. Wool Embrodery Featured \ Sewaren Personals By Mr.. Bnrm, 9 E«t l Lous baseball ft.me n EbloU wo I' Mrs. Hary vj'connnr, of Efl«t INDEPENDENT Oregon Grl Brd, Of Sergeant DoylJ dght', Flt'our, wl9 had been Kast Avenue. vu-tong thm't-. M's. Mary Bnlop;n nnd?ran(idaughtcr, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Molehnn, Mare St'mpf, of Ceo'jc Street. the death of her sster-n-law n uf Charles Street, HIT plttcrta'.nnt' Mss Stephane Trwnk, nf wth r'lftves n Taylor, Pa. Ptl'cct, tavc ct'od from n vst ('(.I'n;,-, Mr-. Cha!'-= Klen, of Sev.av, and Mrs. Joseph IVrnt, of Mr. and Mr?, Mcflur^. McWe«port, K., ) Aupust, of ( ha.«e Avenue, entertaned tht Mr.«. Claud-, Berrler and ratan. I'cm. Pa., ths wocv. -M ;. and Mr*. W. D. Archp latter's mother, Mr«. Elzabeth Me- (jau^t,,,., >ry ra -. of Elzabeth, were Mr. nml Mr?. Martn Slce a'u! The novt card party wll bo held and famly, formerly of 7 Ivst Lean and Mss lene Ml.t-'.n am {^p ^ nf Mr.,\m\ Mrs. MomUv, August 7, at the homo of -.'anly, formely of West Avenue, Avenue, are now lvng at East Mr. and Mrs, S. McLe.nn and F.n,,pj, rkt, r, nf-ffth A vrtue, Tuesday. Mr.=. Pln' on Manhattan Avenue -vcd nto ther new home nt 7:> TOWNSHIP SKI.ls Donald, of Bayonne, Sunday. A vet)te. -M«s Ruth frowno, of 'Menwth H (nkwell as assstng K;.st Avruc, Mo'ay, WOODBRIDcof Townnhp-nwt Grl Scout Troop No. enj.yed a recent trp to Sandlass Mr. and Mrs. Wllam fery, z(,,. street, spent the weekend-at - The.Msses Anne and Row of Manhattan, were vstor? of.p,^,,. p (. asan t. Mur', nf {.Hkland Avenue, huv Rl(l for $l,l)lf,,: Bench where they went bathng Mrs. Marnus Gery, of Glen Rock Chef Petty'Offcer Raymond d n led from a trp to Houston, held Monduy nt l,, nd then proceeded to Anbury Cvl Defense over the weekend. A. Bhkealec, of the U. S. Navy Traa;. ncpal Buldng. I Park tn enjoy the amusements. ' Mr. and MIF. Edmund Speoce was a,. t. CPnt gnost (,f hs uncle and --Mr. and Mrs. Orrs W. Garner, made as follow*. (Contnued rom page I) Th'y were accompaned by Captan M's. Rodger W. Loofbourow, and dftuphter?, Ruth nnd Joan, of ;lunt Mr an() j[ rs barren Clne. The Augut»ue of Good Homfkeopng Mag«*ne feature! th ut Old Hoad, are entertan; Paul Jula Toth, fn;,. powers. Many communtes felt Ffth Avenue, have rotrncd horn.' n< p ftl. { Avenue. '' p»«tcl wool dren wtl hert-thaped necklne and pockctt embrodefed wth wool flowcrl. It comet n blue, (reen, mte and Ms. Harry O'Con'nr, M's, II. D. Campbell, of Perth Amboy, fur $6; Arthur am I Mmnjrly almut ths and belevud ffter spendng a w«ek wll M. _Mr. and Mrs. John Jayne and several weeks. (ertwn, J)5U;.,; that wardens should nut have polce powers. St we went long and Gate.spendne'a week wth Mr. and Mrs. and Mm. Douglas Kersey at Ocean chldren, of Lonp Island, natural. It's date drett. (Hark and Mss Mary Clark. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bayer, Handerlan. 'jor Mss Barbara Rush, of West of Wnodbrdge Avenue, have returned from a fve-week vacaton mont, Inc., $:HM; Katherne I). M;,,,. y nto ths <(ue.»ton and Mm. Robert Larson, of Ave- s tep hen Hayden, of Park Avenuu. Avenue, was the overnght guest l'l per cent of tho.se consulted nel Street and Mrs. Wllam Cra- _Bruce kohl{r,.of Rahway,ha.; o' Mss Kathryn Lppncott, of FORDS NOTES spent wth ther son and daughtern-law, leutenant Colonel and Dalaso, T,. weler, 7G; Mlm votf'l aganst wardens havng polce powers. They felt ths would son Boulevard, d are vacatonng t a; ; WHJ, y s unc \ c an( aunt t ham am son, Wllam, Jr., of Hud- returned home after spendng a New Brunswck, Monday. make for greater clarty of acton, udd Lake. and Mrs. Andrew Dragpsct, of Mrs. Anna Grener of Woodbrdge spent Sunday wth her son- statoned at Patterson Feld, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Nelson creatr- Ms. Enest Knuss and Hem; Mrs. Wllam L. Bayer. Col. Bayer more effcency and less confuson. Mrs. Alce Pomcroy, of Bur- Manhattan Avenue. IS curtal busness r It was not an easy decson to,ett Street, s spendng several, _M ss Sara Danley, of Lvngveeks wth relatve n Gloucester,; s t nn Avenue, s spendng two n-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mss Swanck of Oho. Hosts At Farewell Party llt, make as we had to decde ths Nelson Laurtzen of Second Street. Hornsby Street s a patent at the t Mr. an Mrs. Albert Torhune, <.eston for the good of the majorty." Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kosc;Vllage and Camdcr. Avenue s a patent at the Perth Clnton B. Amos, of South Park la»s. lot Clff Road, had Mr. Torhune, weeks wth relatves n Audubon Mss Lllan Lund of Ford WOOD'BRJDGE Mr. ant! Mrs. St. Peter's Hosptal n New Brunswck. Sr., as ther guest last week. He Lt of Rules nd chldren, of Woodbrdpc, have Mrs. John Urban and cwldrrn Amboy General Hosptal..j vacatonng at Bclmar before returnng to hs homa n Kuderhook, Drve, entertaned at a luncheon Mss Gfrtrto* Nler of Avewl 'blue COQF CunuHnj,' hs letter, Mr. Dreyfuss stated that the new rules and -Walter Hen, of Elzabeth', waf<],- en of Smth Street, were guests wck Avenue vsted Pvt John K. Y. noved to Ffth Avenue. U.nd Mrs. Joseph Shrger and chl- -Mrs. John Nagy of New Bruns- n honor of Paul M. Mtchell, of -as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Olson of New Brunswck Mrs. Bernard Sullvan, of Trenton, a member of the Seaboard Refractores Company, ut you can't beat t regulatons concernng ar rad the guest of hs parents, Mr. and of relatves n Bound Brook, Wed- \ Nagy at Atlantc Cty on Sunday. Avenue recently. wardens therefore, wll bo as follows: Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schubert Brunswck Avenue and Mrs. Carl -Mss Vrgna Kstrup of East John Becker, of Schuylkll Haven, Fords, who s enterng the army. Mrs. Seth'Gamblng of Woodbrdge Broad Street, and her mother, Mrs. negday. M-B, Frefo A. Olsen of "The ar rad wardens shall be M. anmrs. Howard Ely and and famly, of Ffth Avenue, have Dunbach of Rahway are Newark Bound Brook s spendng some Pa., spent last Wednesday n Elzfbeth. Present were: Mrs. L. M. Bnlz, responsble for callng to the attenton of the proper law enforce- famly, of Sewaren, have moved moved to Elzabeth. vstors today. tme wth her grandparents, Mr. of Elzabeth; Mrs. W. C. Wllams, SAVE buy t NOV nto the Daves home on Manhattan Avenue. zer Street, s spendng several Street s enjoyng two weeks' va- runswck Avenue. man, of Woodbrdge Avenue, arc of Perth Amboy; Kurt Wadcmann Mrs. Elzabeth Kelly, of Men- Hebert Kutcher, jr., of,ous nd Mr«. Chrs Kstrup of New and Mrs. Rchard Kauff- of Fords; Mss Dorothy Wodder, ment representatve of any evdence of falure to comply wth Mr. and Mrs. John Petras, of ( tyr w jth h er daughter, Mrs. John caton at Camp Cowan, Columba. Mrs. Paul Smalley of Ryan entertanng Mr. and Mrs. Preston and M. E. Gray, of Metuchen; A. Burnett Street, were the weekend blackout rules and regulatons Brunner, n Jersey Cty. Edward ' Be-kowtz (of New Street s a patent at the Perth Flaharty, of York, Pa. They at- D. Dunsmorc, of Norrstown, Pa., CALL WO. 8- and Mss Jane Amos, of town. guests of Mr. and Mrs. L Mchael, warnng the. occupants of buld- Mss Thelma Clnc, of Park Brunswck Avenue has returned Ajnboy General Hosptal. - f Seasde Heghts. Avenue, s spendng a week -wth tots home after a tonslectomy at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Head, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Blakeslee n the Perth Amboy Cenera Hosptal. M«. Harry Donegan anf chu ngs of danger. "He shall report over desgnated phones to the Control Center any vtal nformaton such as fres ur fallen bombs assst n fghtng ncendary bomb fres detect and report the presence of gas-advse the cvlan populaton by clackers other short-range warnng devces of the presence of gas-drect persons n the streets to shelters durng an ar rad of explosves, ncendary bombs or gas attack admnster elementary frst ad assst vctms damaged buldngs. To Report Infracton! "The ar rad warden shall not have, polce powers, but shall report all nfractons. He shall not act as a poluc offcer and resort to force to secure complance, Class, The casualty staton squad met last nght at 8 o'clock at the SHOP ENTERED "The chef ar rad wurde Hopelawn school. j WOODBRIDGE-VTbeves broke shall drect the lre watcher unt Mrs. Steve Holc and chldren, nto the shoemaker I shop of Carmcl GofTre on Man Street, some The chef ar rad vfarden or com ID n ma and Steve of Montreal, Canada are vfstng Mr, and Mrs. Jo- tme Wednesday and- took three nander, as the Local Councl [drects, Beph Renter of 87 Howard Street I dollars out of the cash regster, shall drect the for about a month. Mrs. Holc accordng to a report made by Emergency Food and Housng GotFre to Rounds Sergeant Frank Corps."- Mller. '. Remenar Graduates From U. S. Naval School WOODBRIDGE-John G. Rem emr,, BOH of Mrs. Jula Rem 'ar, of!l) Oak Avenue, wtts graduated recently from the Hosptal Corps School at the U. S. Navul Tranng Staton, Grea Lakes,. Kemerar was promoted to hosptal apprentce, second class followng completon of an uten< sve course n physology, anata my, frst ad, hygene and santa ton, natera-medca and weghts and measures. He; wll mew addtonal tranng at a Navy hosptal before beng assgned to g wal duty at sea or ashore. Army begns plans to enroll col lego men n enlsted reserve. "Every dfme anddalta ; * not vtally needed for,»b»olute neoeutup hpuld go bto WA E BONDS *ndstamps tosdd to th«strkng power of our armed forces." -~FIU>IUX D. Kog», * * * ThkltWjj Act War! Buy tewt trtdvl of George Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson, of Colona, tvere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Olsen, of Rocky Hll. Waterbury, Conn. Jf '- -Th commttae n charge dl the clambake beng sno'nsored by the Avenel Republcan Club, Inc., on Mrs. Peter McGeghan, of Sunday, August, at Hram's lersey Cty, was a guest of Mr. I Farm, met at that place Monday fnd Mrs. John Fnk, of Park Ave- nght and made fnal plans fqr the nue, Monday. affar. Arthur Krk, charman, Nopelawn George Klby, nf Ralway, left asks all returns for tckets be recently for Fort Dx. Mrs. Klby, [to hm before August. the former Mss Dorothy Peterson,: wll make her home wth her,)ar-!pr MTED cnte, Mr. and Mrs. F.ml Peterson' WOODBRIDGE - Prvate Wl- for the present. lam M. Tuthll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Tuthll, of Cla;e Avenue, who has been statoned n :the Hawaan Islands snce March, jhas been promoted to Prvate Frst, s a sster of Mrs. Rener. Mrs. Hojc s also vstng Steve Renter, Mary Avenue, Fords. Mr, and Mrs. John Hladk, Sr, SUGGEST SERVICE FLAG of Howard Street have receved I WOODBRIDGE A suggeston words that ther son, John, Jr., who that the Townshp make arrangelecently joned the Navy s now jmenls to secure a servce flag was statoned at the Newport, R. I., I made ths week to the Townshp tranng staton. I Commttee n a letter from the Mss Helen Vg of Ern Avt-' Woodbrdge Townshp Veteran's nue has returned to her home after I Allance, The communcaton was spendng some tme vacatonng n referred to the commttee as a New York. whole for acton. Ernest and Edward Hegedus of 7 New Brunswck Avenue, 7% of Republcans favor a Edward Rosko of Wllam Street world unon, Gallup poll fnds. *nd James Vertcs of jcolu(rtbs Avenue attended a baseball game ft the Yankee stadum recently. Walter Nkovts of Pussac spent a few days wth hs parents, Mr. ajd Mrs. Andrew Nkovts of Wllam Street. Mr. and Mrs. Fwnk Thomas of New Brunswck Avenue spent a day n New York Cty recently. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kertest, Rr. of Jersey Avenue announce the engagement of ther daughter, Am, to Joseph M&b, son of Mr. pud Mrs. Jacob MUh of 57 Hal Avenue, Perth Andoy. TELEPHONE -76 THIMBU * Funeral drectors 66 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Joseph V. Cctello, Mgr. Ft* Bwfc. KINDLING - FIREPLACE - WOOD FAMOUS READING COAL HOPPER'S COKE MASON MATERIALS FUEL OIL Phone Woadbr,dgo 8-7 WARR COAL & SUPPLY CO. ST. GEORGE AVENUE WOODB DG dren Avs a'n,d Ronald of Petl Amboy, and- Edward MacKnnon Jr. were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kutcher of Lous Street. 'Mss Elzabeth Derda of Perth Amboy was the guest of Mss Constance Van Horn of Hornsby Street. Mr, and MrB. Anthony Balnt ond chldren Barry, Bruce and Robert, and Mss German* Loose of Maxwell Avenue,are spendng a vacaton at Seasde Park, whee they recently entertaned Mr. and STATIONED IN JERSEY FORDS-^Anong the Townshp hoys statoned wth tke DGt'a Techncal School Squadron n At lantc Cty are Prvate John Nagy son of Mrs. Anna "Nagy, of New Brunswck Avenue, ths place and Prvate John A. Edlcy.Sr., of 57 Florda Grove Road, Hopelawn. ON FURLOUGH HOPELAWN Prvate Steve Surk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mchael Surk, of 5 W'araen Avenue Hopelawn, s spendng a 5-day furlough..wth hs parents. Surk s at the G9th Techncal Squad on School at Mam Beach, SHOE REPAIR SERVICE GENUINE OAK TANNED LEATHER HALF SOLES Heelt, tps, t»lf»ou«. Our cptl workeft me the beat materalt for your economy. Amercan Shoe Reparng and Bootblack Parlor 98 Man Street Woodbrdgc, N.., "Frendly, Soand, Set vaabu" WKxlbrdge Natonal Bank Woodbrdge, New Jersey M Helen (lark, of,.ft Mondoy tn spend :\\ the C-r H,,overat Munlan, Lake Kannwauke, N. \. I'Mvac.lunes Grant, of East \vmc. s attendng the Techncal ^H.M. at the U. ^. Army Ar Bav.: A'.'nt! Cty. M.ml M'"*- Olver V. NUe-n :,,. famly, formerly of Bmal.' tt-'t. r' now -t'mdng n Pont I!., :nt. Mns Vcnmca Prew. of West..\;,uc. h-ft last Frday to acen!,, jn--tum wth th(> Amercan Nn l,ul Insunnce Company n (Jal- USIMI, T'N-as.. M. and Mrs. John V(-nen5. o N-w Street, entertaned John Marasana, of Hffhland Park, l.sl vm-k. M ". Percy R. Astcn, of Summt Av'nn.', spent tho weekend wth In' sster, Mr*. Wllam >mhv-y of \Vnt*rbury, Conn. Shu w;> rcompan'd AVPMIII-, Ims SHT l Mss F.lznlc)l Terry, of Pns.":c, as her guest ths week. -Mr. and Mrs. Melbert Smth, fomly»( East Avenue, moved l Pcth Amboy ths week. -Ms. Elmer Prew, of West Avenue, hud Mrs. Davd Hckey and h'- son, Leo, ot-arlngton, aa guests, Sunday. Alfred Atften, of Summt Avenue, spent last week wth hs grandmother, Mrs. P.' R. Austen, of Glen lldge. --Mrs. Chlles /Klen, of Clff Hoad, entertaned the followng Umcheon guests r'cc-ntly: MI-H. Sdney Jtu'uby, of ILMowrll, Pa,, and Ms. S. Janc., of Kast Orange. Mr. nd Mrs. John Kra and daughters, Judy and Mary I»ou, of Kearny, and Mss H-leu Werner, of Nwark, spent Sunday wth Mr. home by IHMtuul Mrs. El wood WckbuVg, of Rer, (,f l., -ouncn the nn,' daughter, Dm-s, l(h Wlrd A. Doyle,',,. Sergcnnt [> (IV,. Woodbrdge wtn h bother-n-lw, M,, Larsen, now I-CK,,, The ceremony,, n home of Sergeant n,, NCIHOII, nt Kort Tnu tgtnn. IV an,, Mrs, Vcrna U<- \\\ :l geant Nelson. GrU, WOODBIUlM;f. ; Wlnon, g, f CtfTord Heghts sl.,, tho local polc,, her two daughl-r-., Snnh, :j, wh,,,., u from home snrn \\, June n fve f,.,, tall, weghs p,,,,, I'yeR, black Imr :, ; legb nnd over Icf, Sarah s fve f,, ounds, haj I large (runt u, (ll WE ARE BUILDING SHIPS NOf. To The People of Woodbrdge: Untl last Aprl ths company had been makng asphalt products n ths secton o New Jersey for more than 5 years. NermaUy we employed several hundred people, most of them from ths area. ; Because of the war, the company could no longer transport asphalt from the Island of Trndad n the West Indes, or brng n ts royalty al from Venezuela. We had to clow down. Ogr employees hat to look elsewhere for. work. But we were determned thatjths shut-down should be temporary- We asked ourselves: "Wnat can we do n the war program?" The Navy urgently needed shps and we had waterfront property wth docks on the Arthur Kll, whch marne engneers sad was readly convertble to shp constructon. We, therefore, entered nto a contract for war vessels of a specal type, at an estmated constructon cost e$5,,-. We formed the New Jersey Shpbuldng Corporaton, wth Captan John E. Otterson as Presdent, to nstall the shpbuldng facltes at Government cost and to buld the shps. Ths s the bggest operaton we have ever undertaken. We shall need a total of some, men and women workers, a number far greater than that employed by Barber at the peak *f ts operatons n the past. Other thousands wll be employed n factores supplyng materals. * ' To tku New Jersey area, ths means money for payrolls and «*y for supples - and a bg new war project. It h* pfltf offddrf stated that "the constructon of these vessels W f W ^ mltrtantart of *e natonal war effort." ^ ^- Barber Asphalt Corporaton s proud to becon* a part Nwr Jersey's "Producton for Vctory; 'tt T. RIEBER, Presde*^ Barber Asphalt Corp*rat«e.

3 Venerus LEADER Vcnnf honor ft ( by her l](l Mrs,.lohn.Ven- ^,,,,.t, Sunday to,,l,.vrnth brthday. nl ()f Hghland,,,, wth a seres of, wn games were, Il; j n the follow '..,": Helen Clark I,,,f town, Roslyn,., Vvcus', Jr., ant.,,r Wondbrdge. I nncrwassj-ved a.,, n pnk and blue. H luy cuke aa tho M.ny lovely (rfts y Arlcne. Others \, nnrl Mrs. Ralph,, V. M, Reach, L. I., V. Mnransana of Mr, ;u(l Mrs. John,! Mr. and Mrs. v,-. Mn Mr*. Joseph \:. Spromolo and, n( l Frank, and,,f Wondbrdfrc, Ms.x Margaret [, otonor and I brdge.mlmor, of Am-,, turned to her.. after» week's B. Tam- VvcnUf. Kdward Austn,.,,f West Now \ly guests of n th Mannng, of r,:kcr and daufh ldpcdal" Avc htves n Frc,Iuhn vsted Mr. unl 'van, of Asbul'y, rkcllll.. ;.h (arr's, stu-,,, Ml., wn the Mrs. Mr. and ;), of W'nrr, of Grove :!f weekend at MI, Vctor Lttlr "' nl are vacaton-,,v;mdj, Andovrr.! -. Kdwn Pottov vacatonnfr st nl''l, of Clat'o M); relatves n 'rn. of Elmwood, nnng at Culver Mowers, Sr., of ;., has returned k-' vst wth her arher, Mr. and I'.vny/ of Garden Mrs. Harold L. l.lt' Avenue, have n ther vacaton, at laregut Bay.,n Duff, of Clare. Sunday gueat of : -. Benjunn Mann, Mrs. J. O'Hara, of -. hvt returned at the shore. Ildert H: Sprng W.llam Cnst'bolt, of ' ' na, who are sta- ', Monrnouth', and ", of town, were -Mer ^u'sts pf Mr I. Amos, of South St. John's Guld Sponsors Luncheon SEWARBNfhT Ude, lulld of St. John's Epscopal Church party at the Land and Water Clubhouse last Wednesday. Hostemea for the' affar were: Mrs. Mod T. Howell, Mrs. Albert F. Sofleld, Mm. Lllan Morrs, Mrs. Harry A. Stvers, Mss jclara Nelson, Mrs. Samuel Counterman, Mm. Clam Davd, Mrs. John Melder, Mm. A, W. Scheldt and Mm. Samuel J. Henry. Honored (tueste were Presdent Mrs Mchael Qulnn, Mrs. Arthur Hane, Mrs. Danel V. Rush, Mrs. Harry Halsey, Mrs. Thomas Dernfc, Mr? Smon Larson and Mrs. Jamc Crowley. Jn Brefs <Mr. and Mrs. John Goet an., chldren, Jack and Joan, of Irvng ton, are spendng a week at th home of Mr, and Mrs. Rusae Furze, of Sonora Avenue. Mr. and Mt». Francs Coope. of Auth Avenue, spent Thursday evennf In Keansburc. Mss Ruth Mutrer and Mss Marge Chrlstensen, of town, at- ;cnded a performance of "Natve Son." Mr. and Mr*. John Wrtr, of hooper Avenue, entertaned rela-.ves at ther home Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kng, Stanley Kng, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward Kng, of Irvnglon; Mr. and Mrs. John Wrtz, om Maspeth; Paul Rodeck and Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Jakuc, of Newark. Mr«. Hugh McVcker and chldren, Margaret and Jean, of Phladelpha, are spendng a week : -. Im T. Spencer KnUrvn and El- nnng III the at New London, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Sheppard, of Julette Street. -Mrs. Joseph Huttemann and son, Ronald, of Auth Avenue, nr«spendng a two-weeks' vacaton a Seasde Heghts. 'Mrs. Frank Penrce and daugh tors, Marguerte and Rose, of Sn nora Avenue, spent Saturday Phladelpha. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Furze of Kennedy Place, n celebrato of ther thrty-ffth weddng am veraary enjoyed a move perform ance and dnner n Newark re cently. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Maykow sk, Sr., and Mrs. Roman Ma kowbk, Jr., and daughter, Kat leen, of Cooper Avenue, spe Tuesday vstng relatves In Re Bank. -^Mss Jean Mtchell, of Rahwny, spent the n'jfht recently wth MS Marge Chrstensen, of Hllcrest Avenue, after havnr dnner and attendng a show. Mr. and Mrs. George Brtton, of Sonora Avenue, attended a m'ove performance n Elzabeth Sunday evenng. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bower and chldren, Robert, June and Rchard, of Sonora Avenue, spent Saturday n Kcyport. Mr, and Mrs. Mathas Janson, of Cooper Avenue, attended a theatre performance at Rado Cty Saturday. (,' Kane, ol the Merchant Mane, spent th^ weekend at the lome of hs brother and sster-n-,w, Mr. and Mrs. John Kane, of!oopef Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew -Getto nd chldren," Phylls and Barbara. f Homestead Park, were the Sun Perfect Two-pece Dress FHTDAY, AUGUST 7,9 Featured n the Augmt suc of Good Houtakeepng Magazne U th perfect all-wool two-pcc- dres whch can double for a lut wth the addton of a blouse dckey. It come n brown, bl*ck, Defene blue and raupberry. day guests of \fr. and Mr.-. Russell Furze, of Sonora Avenue. Mss Ruth Mutzt'r am Ms* Marge Chnstefsen spent an oveng at Olympc Park n Irvngtoa recently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper and daughter, Frances, Mr. and Mrs. James Bernurdell and chldren, Robert and Edward, and M'. and Mrs. Matlas Janson am daughter, Judy, all.of town and Mrs. C. Wesley Aulcl, of Oamden, spent Sunday at Seasde Heghts. Mr.-. Francs Grady, of Brooklyn, s vstng her sster, Ms. Charles P, Amann, of Lncoln Hghway. M*. Grady's son, Gerard, s a Second Leutenant n the Sgnal CorpB and her son-nlaw, Thomas McGrath, s a Leutenant n the ground forces statoned n Illnos. Electrcan's Mate Walter Pake, of the U. S, Navy, has returned to hs staton after spendng a four days' leave at the home Carstensen Honored At Farewell Dnner WOOIWRIDOE -Earl Carsten sn, of Green Street, who left fpr Army Tuesday was the guest of honor at a farewell party gven nl the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ssolak, of Fords Avenue, Fordt. Decoratons were n red. whte nnd!>hip. DnncnR and gamos WCY fnjoydd and refreshments wcr? sewed. Present were: Mr. and Mrs, Enl Caratensen, Mr. and Mrs. Gnhor Rolnnr, Mr. and Mrs. George Molnar, Mr. and Mrs. Stove Karn, Km Jula Kara and Edward Mller, nf town; Mr. and Ma. Stephen Bol-.nr, of Perth Anvboy; Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllam Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ssolak, Mr. and Mrs. I. Ssolnk, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ssolak, of Fordn. Two Local Resdents Enter Army Ah School WDBRDGE Two local men, Cadet Emanuel Choper, sfn»f Mr. and Mrs. Morrs Choper, of 8 Man Street and Cadet Ray mond II. Suomnen, son of Mr. md Mrs. August Suomnen, of!>!o Rarron Avenue, have enrolled n the latest class to enter the huge Army Ar Forces Pre-Flght (Plot) School at Maxwell Feld, Alnlmmn, where they wll take the ntnl steps toward wnnng ther wngs as plots and commssons us second leutenants n the Army Ar Forces. After completng ther preconrse ut Maxwell Feld the oral men wll leave for one of the nnny prmary flyng schoolr located n the Southeast Army Ar Forces Tranng Center for the lrst phase of ther plot tran- RESIGNS WOODHRIDGE Joseph T. I'rpak, a clerk n the Townshp Assessors' offce, tendered hs resgnaton to the Townshp Comuttoe at ts meetng Monday TrpaK has accepted another poe lon n ndustry. --Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stlwcll of Grove Avenue, have returne from a vacaton at Pont Pleasant f hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Palac, of Fat Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bshop, f Cooper Avenue, spent the' weekend at Asbury Park. Safe Edge Lbt>y Safedge tumbler feature rmt whch re protected agant chppng by a tny bead of glat around the edge. Ellen Atlardce, Navy Potter Grl, runt her fnger around the protectve rm, whch actually tt to eght tmet tougher than the tdet. "What's t good for?" "Guns, tanks, and mavbe part of a plane" PAGE THREE Barbara Perry, Of Rahway, Weds Vctor Dfno, Of heln SK IN 'Mr. u,d Mrs. Mclm'l. Mltary I'tlre at Aberdeen Pro* KMUC. <>f :>', RUMCU Avenue, R a h-j mg Ground, MayUnd. tt;y, snnoune Ue marrage of t' ner', M«* Bu ham Pony, In. (mn Vctor Dlno, <mn nfj Mrs. Frank l>llu>. of <XZ Mddlesex Avemu'. IVn. The ceremony was pert'nm'tl Snll'tUy I'vrnl; at Trnty M'tlmdst I'm sonnet, Kahway, by u'v. Jttln M. Jlt:- ln'ch, nst>r. Tn brde vvm' a frock of pale.m- slk wth whte ln.l crrel a hout t't of whte brk'.u! nw< and blue delphnum. Mr. and Mr*. Mchael Kmre served us The brde wll make her home wth her uncle and aunt fnt the duraton of the war. ' Two Brthdays Marked At Avenel AVKNEI, - A double ctlcbraton wn held ut the ln' of Mr. md Mrs. Herbert Olver Stuntny (. tbe occason of the fourth ^j brthdays of Rchard Olver and Wllam Allen. The nltnr was n the form of n garden party wth a color sc'mme of blue nnd pnk. Refreshments were served and ltcdnnls. The hlt'r was Attred n whle prnted sdk jersey wth.\ whte hat and m'sso's. Her Mower'! eosst'd of A curstge of ganw's played wth przes,won by mxed llowers. After the ceremy a recepton for the mmed- George GcnungT and Hehftrd ate famles was held ut the Kmre home. Corponl and Mrs. llfllm Le nnw on a weddng trp through 'lfe New England States. The brde attended North ll^-h "School, 'North, S. (',, uml n :\ Olver. Guests were: M'S. J. W. McCarthy and chldren, babel, Wllam tud Beatrce, of Kdjrar Hll; Mrs. John Fnk and chldren, Glora and Robert; Mrs. Lews Allen and chll on. Harry and Arthur; Mrs. John gradunte of Drake's Busness Cullcgr, KH7.abet.l. Corporal Dfn Wllam md George; Wllam Gesnger and chldren, Florence, s a rnduutr of Woodlrdgc Hgh Stern, l.ou; Fe/,7,a and Joan and School nnd s now a member of thejerry Olver, of Inwn. YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU Men and Women Amercan Ctzens Col. Clarence D. Chamberln I WILL TRAIN YOU For War Producton Jobs Also Army, Navy and Cvl Servce Arcraft Constructon Assembly Work Blue Prnt Readng Mechancal Inspecton Mechancal Draftng Machne Shop, etc. SHORT COURSES LOW TUITION EASY PAYMENTS VISIT, WRITE OR PHONE FOR INFORMATION Chamberln Arcraft Corporaton :-: RAHWAY TRAINING HEADQUARTERS :-: ST. GEORGE AVENUE PHONE RAHWAY 7- Opon 9 A. M. to P. M. (Bus Survcc to Dour) Sunday A. M. to P. M. for War 'lls'^ t,' I'^I Baum&n an ^ ' Mary Kenna, '', Mr, and Mrs. Muagh and daugh' "l.lean Court,'hav, ; vacaton at Pon ' KugU' has returned n Trenton after a ' ' wth her sjn-l C'lter, Mr. and Mr: "f Prospect Street Nalmn BernBten tao communca the Ar Corps, Sco pendng u few days' H'ler, Mrs. Hen : larron Avenue. ''"'' MncCrory, c ' and Mas Evuly: ' l ">ert Street, spen at Anbury Purk! v Momt SHSsJn NOW! SYSTEM S SERVICE nc Cty ANN FARKAS Ltd. THE BEST IN FR FURS 7 Hobart St. Perth Amboy ' Pooo P. A. -85 In the attcs and cellars of homes, n garages, tool sheds, and on farms, s a lot of Junk whch s dong no good where t s, bat whch s needed at once to help smash the Japs and Nazs, Scrap ron and steel, for example. Old l f f r t garbage pals, broken garden tools. It may be rusty, old "scrap" to you, but t s actually refned steel, wth molt mpurtes removed and can be quckly melted wth new metal n the form of pg ron to produce hghest qualty steel for our war machnes. Even n peacetme our Naton reled on scrap to provde about 5% of the raw materal for steel. Now producton of steel has gone up up, UP, untl today Amerca s turnng out as much steel as all the rest of the world combned. promptly, the full rate of producton cannot be attaned or ncreased; the necessary tanks, guns, and shps cannot be produced. The rubber stuaton s also crtcal. In spte of the recent rubber drve, there s a <= ontnun g ne d for large quanttes of scrap rubber. Also for other waste mate rals and metals lke brass, copper, znc, lead, and tn. Amerca needs your actve assstance n roundng up these materals. The Junk whch you collect s bought by ndustry from scrap dealers at establshed, government-controlled prces. ^ Wllyouholp?. Frst collect all your waste materal and ple t up. Then sell t to a Junk dealer, gve t to a charty, take t yourself to the nearest collecton pont, or get n touch, wth your Local Salvage Commttee. ^ If you lve on a farm, consult your t County War Board or your farm m- plement dealer. Throw YOUR scrap nto the fght!, But unless at least 6,, addtonal tons of scrap steel s uncovered Ths m«tfag«approved by Conservaton Dvson WAR PRODUCTION BOARD Tffe actottmnmt panf hrbfth* Amercan tnstutu'mt Salvage Cur;.-'l. (r«prtmf)mng and whh fundt provded by grovpt / leadng ndulr'.^l tor.ztr LOCAL SALVAGE COMMITTEE MRS. CHESTER PECK, Charman T«l«phune Woodbrdge 8-ZU5W Ma» Martha Morrow, Ms Mary Connolly, Mss Clare Ferbel Muncpal Buldng 8- JUNK MAKES FIGHTING WEAPONS Ono old radator wll provde scup steel needed (or suvenlren. calbru rllos.. One uld fawn mower wll help make sx -nch shells. Ona useless old tre wll p-ovde»s much rubber u used n gtt masks. One old shovel wll help make Iwnd gremdn. W MATERIALS NEEDED Scrflp ron and steel Other metals of aji knds. (JldrW Rags, Manla rape, burlap bats. Wast* CeoMng large tn tn md when you get a pound or nuto, sell lo your meat dealer. NEEDED ONLV IN CERTAIN LOCALITIES! W*atts paper and ln caua, as»nnounc«d loftly. NOT NEEDEDM ths tme: R«mrbl»d'-<l««, ',

4 PACK FOUR FRIDAY. AUGUST 7, 9 LKCAL NOTICES Mllllll l-.if.t MV *l Hlo; ttk'«< rtl'bi' Mn n n n lull*..-.-r :.,. r lnk..,', I',,.!.. II" tr;# ;ta.-. lkc, r.. LEGAL NOTICES T ko fnrdn-r notce llnl \h> Totpn llw l J I r«:m: l< um.f " T'..,, k Mll In- w.lt \' ter ',-trl* HT! n' I * ".hl nn * s:, < m.rl-»rfptr.rk 'I'- -! ' -, M,I,- _Sn;,l,..: "dll ft) l»rm«. wll M!IHl! nl $^ II'. l On Rahway Theatre Screen "Mrs. HfmW" Rose l " k IV II Iltl(,,.l7, I',v T N, I llkllll---" r vn'r-: v! n.->,..,, TII;. l;l l,i s<; w!' r s\t.v. \':\v,! : : : \ «'..lllll \ K.nkl. I'llll.ll' M., I:.I TII: Ill Nl : -, k S',! -«v k!', I, '!! Tl I'AY M Mll :TY TW T.lll.-.n! n,' Tnn '. n: nrrl t nl, I INM.M ^ Ih-»'- m", llanl null! n.-,! lltll.-',. tll'', l.-: I Illlr am llll l ll Cll'l II' tll-l. nl. ;rc.-f f'ml Vll"l < W -*l f, j; He, : Innt ln.- Ihl tllflh W' -rly t> a I Wll W-fl,lr,'! 'lr" lul., ^ ll" m v l - l. - t II. II -. lltll.tr. I'-l t', ;.- - \'., n --' l.-fl'. u,.- lull'. a f-l \ a l u l l nh' \ l,,,. j.f I, ; :,- n l H, v a ; [ l- ^ I l ' - ' L - II. ' ' ' >. l.nt W " Ilk ll'l IHI II tl-- '! I vva-; ll ",", I \Vr I:- Ml " lll'l III - S hlt IS.- a k.-, -llv : "lv -., - - l ', ' ; - I,., l,,' - '!. - l!!', la)c J n mn ''(- ''n ll,"l!,-i In I.I-,- -!!!,"«h,. ', "l'; l :\,"ml w-^ ',' I.IIMI VM -. ll' \\ a tlll ' I I I -( \ ' -rn,- ru, n I'H' > Kl»t II.ul lur, "U-n;,,'K.-,. nc nf V'.'\l. Ill,-.' - ' ''- - : \ ' r l..! l. ' '. ; '. -!l v<! ' ; : - >\ < ' '. ' ' ' V, -!. -' \.!. :»..- - A.--I I'll.Ill '.I'.-ltl-,!V-- t.k, - I ' < " U l ) ',.!.,!',I!',I:I; ut lajlua: Jtm, Lu,."! I.'-! -,,,',\.-,. ^,, t'l - lr.-l \." I UV"ll vll\. -a-! -luuk 'l flrt- t" a -t.iks'", t:' uml N'. I-!, a- na -l-lf-l,, rll""l l -'ll! h-i v \!\ lv-..-- s nvclv- :,- I't-t-t \,, r " I I ' ' l '.. - l m.-- n I ;n<l n t*- n( nun n In.l, lnn. \ t V - Id K. elk ',-', - In t.-l ml ll, :.rv ll-- Ulll'-^ ra«! ll- Mllllll.-ll'-' n-.-.l na n-llhs f.--:!iv" U'Kl-.-.-«SIlUl.«llllllllly-nu' feel IT Ol HUlllll II v llllnk'll v I ' l l! ' I l l l l l - llm- IIUII-.- nf IlK'lN- Mr'hn«f pr MlUll ll > 'tn!. r«--t nr f.r ll -ont.' tn "' -*l t,,. n» r. «.rv-s t» rul.. >» I :nv.m, /,,l I..: ;M - l.l.ll-r -s :! mll' n- K Kv-n t" tm n.. nt n, n ' f '- ''n.," -'.,: I' -! It tnny I ' r.-!- > ' ;n It" l,.r :] I l' ''"I m ', n.nt llcrr.r lv 'h> purrlj'm '"T'lInK l' '** ro;tn*r n( nr<! n., "rl.v c wlh NTtlf nf u '*' flp, tt'.- T"«n»l>lp wll,<l»llv r I' '».\ for nanl pr m I-,-,. ] T" '. m I l! I. Ill'SlUAN, " k '-lv. [' ' I. I'!-. An. I " * H-fr In: W.IM Dnrkrl - - NOTICE OK PI'lll.r Mt,K TP WUQI IT MAY, CIWT.KM: M. fi'fufltrmjfrnroftst»w»- lp Comtltfe nf I le Townshp \V ll.nlk'.,..l M'.nl.v. Almost T!" '- fa'f tha on M.""'l,(V v'tlb, nftr..-. wll n-'n nt s I'. M (IV T. n tl,. r,mnll," 'l:nt"'r. J. Vwno- IM!.Mun.Ila I HnllllV'K. W.lMllrllK', w.l.n-y. am fsn.l' am»-ll at ;>J.I!<- -.lf'.lll In tn- llg!'«t l.lmt-r ' rtllnn 'n t.-rfnw <»f sal* tn ft.* H!!" Towshj) Clfrk olt-n t" p>" l'n am tn lx- ml.tlrly rfal p' A.--s«--!*!lM-!! M,t >. Take (nftl-r notce that U» Townshp Conmlttce has, ly resoluton anl punuant to law, fl» I I, l l n u m (.-- n l w l r l s'l l o t s In nall blwk wll be sold together frth nl other detals p«ttlnrnt. sad costs of preparng deed anl advsr- K th' «ll.'. Kll l"ts In sal block If s.l.l on terms, wll retjulre MM,,avm'-t nr rs.'d, n- l.rtlce of I'lr^'tmne prce to be rad In nl ''.ntllv lctllm's "I' Jn.'n?lu» lnl-r.-t and otller term provtatfrt fnr In rtmtraot of lale. Tak? further notk«that at lad *?, or any data to whch It may ba adjourned, the Townhlp CommltUa reserves lh«rght In Its dtsfret^n to relect any on» or all bldt.'l In Kll sl.i l"t» In MHUI I'l''/k «uc bdder as It may select, (lu«garj beng gven to tcrm» *na anncr of payment, In case OQ» ot nore mnmum bd* shall be re-!«tved. ' Upon acceptance of the mnmum Id, or bd above mnmum, by the onofllr Commttee and tbe payneht tlu-reof by tho purchaser *oordng to the manner of pur«h«n accordance wth terma of aale on e, the Townshp wll delver a argaln and alls deed for sad premku'.l: August, UfJ. B. j. DUNIOA). Towuhlp Clerk. Tn l». nlv.<rtlhf>r AUKmt 7 and txuwt, fl, In the lndcpenl* H-l.'Hlpf..NND hru- r.- tl.--l, el" l.jl NM l,l - rrum tn- I'llll'S' ll I'.KINr, l't-sl,rl\- Nu, 7", ;nl l..l Xn. I.'I a rn tl>' I'l-KnK ' y.utl<. 'ly lln- \Z ;l ICHllt lltfl'lt ln - Ill''C Ml,I Ill'tV Illlll- - m ; -uurs- stntl sx- I'H t \\ I) ItllUlUS l-;ht ^KnK n't' n- rnur Vf lll-s'l'llu'l. II- uf,,u Nn. 7, I H r U'I-III y-llv, I'n-l u!' I.t - u'^l fly pft ol lnw u : 'l'ulu IIIIIII -tl.-l, '['lu' Tnvn of N- \V"ll,nlK r -, as lul ml n K:!t; I Kran-s IV Ylal, anl lunwu ; tn- I'llrh mp''ty U'll sunn' llltln- am -.M'''u^ ly \V. K I'l'U. r. Iv In ssf," wlhl sll n > :-: n l ' ' ' ] 'Pn- Wllhlll Illlcl t!;.ik'c s ltcll t" rnvr th' hll, ll Wa,'.m.-I'.-'U'l I >'M tlt-,-,ll pt rlllses, t'l^cdlf '"ntl.ll H\--s am applhn, c--. llnrcn m llc-'m nr n' any \\*s<' r.nn- t-l tlf't-u'tl ul' a n.'rtluht? Ih'''tu. Hrn; l f pr.-tns-s cnnnnunly Id.wn an.i l-slkll'l ls N'I. :<!\ I l'--st-l! A\-m', r'avt.''fl, N. -I. 'I'll- 'r.x I.- amount..i' tn III,ITI-I-«n In- sat^t.-l l.v sal nl s tn- mll nl' V-n ''lnsaml I'llU't'll Imlhn-s l$ln, *.ljl. tk'.'tll'f' wll.' rn-lls ul (hs Sll". T.IK.-III.-I- wth all mul skul;n tn- rkl:-, p vll-^«-.s, lcv.ltanu'mlt hd a.nrl.r-k h-'-n lcl,ilh»k "I' n :ly w st- tp 'lllnl K WILLIAM A. AI,LlAIU, WILLIAM V. UAl'KKII-TY, n ln lst, MI'I'ICK Nul!» In lutcly U'vct that ftllwnu "'.lna-(- wa^ rt.^tlfl t:;;rt' nl a.l'llyl al a ryllla I llllk.'i' tn- T'Wnslp I'l'lllllll tn- Tu\\ nsl uf WHlbrlK I'.tnlv, el' MllU'scs, N-\ hull..t ll' llnl day nf AUK l'.:. tl.. IHNIOAN, Twnsllp fl-rk. AN (l:ijln.\n"'.; TO ''UIITIOI A'MI<N> AN (MMNANCH KNTtT Ll-'l' ' An lnllan.-c l.nllk an lrsl-rlk' I" Sp.-cllml l)slrlrt nml It-KultlK Tuvr llnlllk uml Slnlu''M Ar.'r.llnp; Tu Tl'l Custn- I.IIL am tlw Volume urn lf.slllrlk Ih' MI'IK'III, Xllllll.'I' l Ktnt'.-s, l SI/.- nf Hull.lu^.s un Oler Stnht nrt-st K.-Hul;tnK an ll'str'tnn lu<!'< rc--uk'- nf l-' Oc'pl'd. Tlr S/..' nf tn., VarlH, ('nn-is an.i (lln-r O fn Kpurcs, Tl llcally ll' ruplllall.hl, l'bulal Il anl Kt'Ht r-l nk Ih' Locuton, I T s anl :\tfnt uf I's' uf Illtdlua an SI n-t u-.s fur 'r'nl'. hnlstr,\ Kfstc' atul OdT I'urpos'H; V** lultlmlk' a Uf.l lt A.lJu^lP'ul Anl I'rm'hllllK ''lllllttpff" "Vat ft> Vl.lallnll 'IMu'l'-ut," ulptt'.t Jm Mll, :.. Ill-: IT ( ; AlNl-:,l HY TlIK TDWNSIIII <'OMMI'PTI':H OF TH TOWNHIII ol' WlOlHIIlIKU'', II TMI'I cul'ntv O.' Ml IIHJK.SU: THAT: I. Sa.l nflnan'o us tnvc c\ llll'l Is l-''hy at'u'l ly al.ln tllt'l''lo IH-W H.'lull In' lll'h^ ml'd K''tlm X.\X\' tu r'tl a folllwh! XXXV, Tn- retfultlutm, llmllt tl.tlh anl rrsl I 'lulls l'uhutll lllllpt.'ll TUd llbw f,(ll'f' UK t jrup'ty aul'l am set fnrtl an l'sltfna It't un UMI HulllK /.ol Mlp hl kuuwt ul Ut:Htt<ul o thrt olllflal Tax and Asy'HstU't Mu of th T)Wtmll of WHllrldK! t l.n ; n lot-k rsj-a n,-r'. rhug'd In sll Blu'k lon t" pfh >nt I'lsallrlon of "A" rt'hld'ntlu zone to Hnt u[ a "ll" resld#ul! '. (IIIKINKK, Allt II.,. HUNUAN, Townshp M''k, 'I., he alv'itm'.t ll'ltht L',.,U llefrf Tn \V-:7ll! l)uvk«t M/T TO WHOM Tr At u rcgulur ncrtlnt nf the Town ullp I'lnlLt-'! uf the Tuwajllp a WnudbllK: lu'l'l Mundty, August 9, was li'b'll to alverttse tn fut LhuL )u Munlay g, AVK» 7, (:!, H,- T'ushl r,umlle Wll tttel at * V- M. (War Tme) tle Commttee Chamburt, Uuugra] M l l l nullllb, 'WabTa l B, brtag* l ep<ne und wl) a l t th hlh l&b l N.w, publc uahj am to tho hlghent b ycl'orll ty ter^ja oc aftlts Qj\ wth tlm Towmllp C'lurlt. uuen to lu^ M^^t I tn d tu-b«r uufolo^ ' CMd prlu tn tlo, Lot W H'BlOClt,S«J.M,-. "Map. \OTCK «K SAI,K : -lua-pl.. C'Tl'sUy-, MIS Sh'-lun Aw.. KllzlM'lh, N... I'l.KASK TAKK NOTIC'IC that.vll M-ll t pvhll' aun \IIK-. 5'-. at l'llu A. M. l'"rl., (Wn I'hn' al K.HIU IHI, '. A, Nal.mll lank llldk., IV-th Anlmy, N-..9( t'ln-y S'ln. MtTlal Nu K A.^-HrJ', Motor Nunlor saul;9, U'- lfl'all m.dllnnal Dl's otltnrl t-m''ul.-l»v -I'lHcpIl., <>(!!- -skyc to JI'ITITSIIII Mlnl'D, III""., uml Inly HstfU'l to ('. I, T. Ct'puMlm, for lt-''l of I'on.lltlon.- tlt.-- f. ("ll" run le sth't lt H lout'c vc, WnodtrldKo, N. J. SlRnrl: A. A. Harrs. lllly fur ('., T. C,,rp-Uln,.LS-7 Enchanln; Ann Shprdan plr.yn K- nl" In the pxctn^ flm "Juk«Grl" rotntng of n nrkrf-fl-dnnct* f < tho Rahway hfatrt Calendar Of Comng Events Note: All nsertons for ths) column mutt be n the Independent-Leader offce not later than Wednesday of each week to assure publcaton., ' Aupusl 7: Beneft slver tea sponsored ly T-:nlpst Ad Socety of the Frst Freslyu-ra Church W Avenel at "tho home nf Mm. Herbert lleud oh dcorye Street, Avenel. Curd party sponsored by Wnnan's Clul) of Avenel at home of Mrs. Palmer on Manhattan Avenue. August 7-: St. Cecela's Annual Country Far to be held on St. Cecela's Church Ktumls, Oak Tree Rond, Iseln. Auprust 9: Meetng of Woodbrdge Townshp Busnessmen's Assocaton at home of Dr. W.. Barrett, Green Street. Aupust : Clambake sponsored by Avenel Republcan Club at Hrtm's Farm, Avenel. All-day affar. August.'l: Meetng of Woman's Republcan Club of Iseln, September : Meetng of Board of Trustees of Sewaren Publc Lbrary, September : Openng fall meetng of Woodbrdge Camera Club. October G: Openng fall meetng of Tuesday Afternoon Study Club at home of Mrs. George K. Merrll, Elmwood Avenue. Colona News By Margaret Scott w.'' TIK 'KllTH AMUOY SAV- INlS INSTITUTION, l rorporutm uf New -lerwoy' Is tlumplnlnmt, uml IOIX AN'IKHW KIOYIOK II ld ALU'K KHVKS. ll» wfe, el lls., l.'fculat.m, l'. l''. for th' sul' nf nnrlfa'd prcnufh dutel.inly,. 9. Hy vl'tu! of tn- love stated Wlt, to m- (llre-trl uml flcljvo'l, wll txpuhe to sale lt publl- venluc (n WKlNKHllAY, THI'', HBCONH DAY ll ' HKPTIOMHNII A. >-. NIN-:- TKION JllNDItBh I-'OUTY-TWO I ml' ''lu'k Htunlarl Tln' and wr f.'lult Da'llKlt Wur TL' In le l'tfrnoon of the sull lny, ut h' Sh'-lfTH Ofll'u In the Cty "' 'Nutt- llt-usw'k, N. J. All tlt; lollusflk trtl'l ur panel 'f land am premaes heclmlt'' rtularly k'nrrlu-d, ntuat<, \yul IK'IIIB In llf Townshp uf County of Mllnt'l SUt. of N>w.l''H'y. NlNIl at t lunl Jn tbe Wntfly nlln uf tlt' WuoU-ldK Tarn lmku ltuml, otherwiul' known s Kalway Avelu, nl at, th' NrtluaMt'rly -orner of land now ur fnr''ly h'l»;lk to the lostate uf. S. -la 'S, 'UnvnnHt; runun,' tn lre (II ulohk mld flfunturly all' f Kahwy Avenue, uu a ruur..', Nnth HI" -' Kast SUty uml KortytmU'cltlm ttkvit) f''t, ore SH, to a pont; tlu'' CD Nnth fll" l' Wml One Hu'l' am Sl\ly-alx Hunl'lll UHD.If) f''t, nure n- less, tu a jolnt; North SO' ICUst Kurty-fur Bernard Madsen, of Rutgers Avenue, left Frday for Camp Pequot, at Southteld, New York, for a month. Mr. am Mrs. Charles Soot., of Enfeltl Road, entertaned M. anl Mrs. Harry Scott and son, Robert, of Elzabeth, on Sunday. Mss Patrca Scott has returned home after spendng a week wth Mrs. Anthony Heg&rty, of Plantld. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Volk, >f East Cltf-Road, wore hosts over :hc weekend to Mrs, Eva Bronv.n, of the Bronx, and Edward rlchant, of Tuckahoe.N. Y., ar.d n Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Udwg, and M»s Dorothy Ludf, of Iseln, and Mr. and Mrs. oscph Volk, of Klzabethport. lk mul l'hb I WdlrllK. t» t mul HnnlrulUm SS),'ct to l pont; tlu-nce () Nutl tll" ;! ' West, Soventy-ntne ury-lk'ht llmlre.llha ("«.S) fh', mort or \vqn, to t jolut; out ll ll" 9' Wejt Ofo Hun- Nne und Tl-ty-one Hunts (ID!).;'.I) fot, more, or ICSH, to l IMlnl; h'u': (f.) Nortll B : Hast Klevet am SJxty-tour.llan- (H.Ctl feel, nol-o or less In a pont; tlu-nt' (7) South 58 'TV Two Hll--l Twely-flv«and S'Vety-twu llnlre.lthh (5.T) feet, [nol'd or less, to a olnt In VfHt«rjy sde uf ltnh,w»y Av''- lne atul tn; poljt nl' place of Hnt,', HOtrNDI'SO Northerly n part by luulh now or m mully blongltg to ThonaH H, Mor'ls md In purt hy lumlh ow or formerly uf lllln NunAera; loastorly hy Itulway Avenue;.Soutle'ly l>y land now or formerly belongng to Ht! lostato of luat.' S..luqutf, d''oasel, and Westerly hy lum)«now-ur fonc'ly lelonjng to Wllam, Qtorge KIIIH" Artluf Dunuunt, Hulnf the, lrensqs "emnmunly knwa unt dengnated us No. lt)5 Ulwuy Avenue, Wumlhrllfe, N. -I. Tlu n'xnto auunt. uf H Jtr''' to ho aatlht-l hy sal IM\ n tle sum of Yaw Tloumuwl KU llulrtd I.'orty UOIUUH ($,6,). lok'lher wth the 'O((l of ths mle ToKetle- wth nl and ungklu: tn" I'lKlta, pvlltgtt, he''lltaat'ts und ap >rlel>. U'e>' thereull '. lukas OL ll un.vwl.t uppertul- IK, WIMlAV A. AJ.CAU, -Sletlt J" HA-S tu t'uavrwy yl New Jttmej Between Runc Dwncu' I^a t')' o'tlu, a hody :orpovat««the Ualed fejuu* ut Ame'lru, fm ll»jnuul, unt Adolph Hu.-ln) an. Helen Hochm, IIIB wlt-, letem" Ft. fa. for" tl)o sale of prunluev IUUII July ', 8 By vrtue of tlu tlmvt ulated Wrt, to»(e dlreetud anl delvered, f wll exdoae to nuo at puhlu veu (ue on WBONattlM'V, TWK Bttl" QNll HAt OF SBl'TpMUHm, \.^t> 9, ut One o'ljlovk HUudtml IHtnc UU TH9 S'clqclt U*}HKUI War LEGAL NOTICES Tme n Ih' Mfternun of tlw Hd lay, ;t tn- Hh'-lff's Olllre In the *[\y.l' N-w HruHW'k, N. J. All tle full\vn«trttl or parcel of land and p-mls-w herenafter prl'larly lfm-hcl, stuate, lylnff ul l-lk n the Townshp of K'uxll'ldmp In tn! Cuunty o( Mllll'aex -al Sl- uf New Jersey. lmlnnln; at a pont formed by the utursertu nf H." northslc nf WrlKlt.Street anfl tlw-sterly Khle. ot Auth Avenue; ruunv; tlu'ee along tn. Inltvr no'll' l'k. IS' east feet tn a pqlnt: Ilcm-' north 6B deg. -' went fut'l to t pont, t(u.(sull ' leu. S' west Hd feel In a unlnt n the M! mrtheasterly sde of Wvlftll'Ktr'ft; then'e nlob -H'' same solllll ll) lrl', ' ('lst I ml feet to He pont or plaro of b(;bllt nl n g, HHINf more nnrt-ulnrly known --Ms. Charles Scott, Jr., of Euftld Road, wll \w hostess on Wednesday afternoon, at a beneft tea for members and frends of thn Mothers' Club. -Mr. und Mrs. Jacob Schneder, of Amherst Avenue, entertaned ever the weekend, Mrs. Samuel Afrcono and Mrs. Charles Neubauer, of Paterson, and Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Maul, ol Mew Yok, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Suter, of Amherst Avenue, were hosfs over the weekend'to the latter's mother. Mrs, Harry Kastner, of Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Uobert Beck, of Amherst Avenue, are parents, of c laly dtturltcr, Ruth Evelyn, born u home last Tuesday. Charles Olphant, of West Street, left Sunday for a week at the Boy Scout camp, Camp Cowaw, at Columba. Mrs, East Street rom West New York over weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Loesch, of Enru-ld- Road, were hosts on Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iuber and son, Charles, Jr., of Mrs. Harley McClUre and son, VIIKUS, of Chan-o'-Hlls Road, atended a pavtyt Tuesday n honor of the fourth brthday of Ms«(Coal nn rtl from Vatjc ) l' : cll, Intnt Ave.. Culona; \:' In l.rll. Chn "'Hlls ltd.. l'tn; John I'ullak. :t'(' onlpn, S', WolKrlfe; John (les, ; C'l'V St.. Woodhrdjfc; Frederck j Hmter,. Chase Ave., Avenel; Adlph (Inttsten, l!* ^ Decker PI., \\ llnl;e; Wlun Kramer.!lll! \\!-\- St.. Wnodbrd^re;?'rank ; I- ' 'K'I. tll Korl Ave., Fords; S, nlor Du'Sk. Kt> Sprng St., ' M " llrdn ; -Junes Mclttre. 7- Al-n' St.. Woodllre; Chrstan! W'l.'n l.cl'.mat..v.i Second St.. j-ntk I Ilns Mlhsch, West Street. j''n; -lames Dunn. '-\ Lllan I 'ral'. WoDtHrdff; J o s e p h I X'dcraM. IS Clnton Ave., Keas '' ;., l'ln Mochel,! Lookwood! \v.'.. Wodl.'dge; 'Rolf Arnold, I :: Wldwool A\., Fords; Arthur j I'crraut", l.vllffs-ton Ave. Ave h'l'l; Mchael Benfen, Auth Ave, lm; John Swner. Lllan St., ns; Sunuel Ingr«m, Innan e., Colona; James Jnrdot, 7: St.. WwwttHdgo; WHkce.lowers. 7 Iklly St., Port AUo Receve Form* Olver Olafson, Kng Ceo, Rd., Fords; George Palmer, f>7 : LlnM-ty St., Fords; Karl Ftzko, Smth St., Avenel; George Markoves,!t nd Ave., Port Healm;; Cleo Stevens, 6 Man St., Poutfhkeepse, N. Y.; Frank Snttner, Mary Ave., Fords: John De Olvera, 77 Wldwool Ave., Fords; Henry Shunslerg, Chan o'hlls Rd., Colona; Carl Nor, 65 Wdbfje, Ave., Avenel; Davd Sttch, 5 Pleasant Ave.. Sewaren; Mchael Covno, 58 th St., Port Readng. Eml Carl, (8 Amboy Ave., Woodbrdge; John Kellemap, ISIJ Oak Ave., Woodbrdge; Harold Baley, '> ', Fourth St., Fords; Ernest Fttoros, 8 Wdbge. Ave., Part Readng; Wllam Dworak, 8' Let St., Ho'">lawn: Joseph Npvak, 8 Wllam St., Hapelawn; Charles DftaJ, 8 Augusta St., Woodbrdge; Ttus Peterson, Dorgthy ft., Woodbrdge; Alexander I Oross. Keasey Heghts, Keasbcy; I Alexander Tarcz, Mnna Ave., Avenel; Attlo Zuccaro, G Wesley PI., Port Readng; Gabrel Spos, Dahl Ave., K-easbey. Draft I T/tnd, kosk, how.un,i,., 'ost-lh M-,. Murtn,,l-., ({ol,.,-! \ Marusk, AlrW \\ Mayl, Frank Mu^ Ucrntott, Joacph'' \j Moron, Cluds M,,,-',.,', Morrs,.luln M, I,,- Mb'l Nalass, \v., ;." sr-ph Nash, Wll,,.,, I'llsk, -lo^l-pl; I' Adcw 'Kv, \\ Wllam I'l^lrk ('! l'ln I'nk.,lv-!"v. I'I.MI ; S:k, :«'l Sllvn, S-t. Harry W ( <"t A, Terran,v Wllam Tnth,,\ '"ht Vertex, am K untl Ineluslve ly luta «to 8 III BltM'tc.-8-) ull ' W l u Inlusve, I 'The PJrst Jlap of lsell, ' Wml- U ' C lsell, l.blu'rt'x N. J., surveyed ly W..." Kauffnan, K., 7 West S'tl Street, New Yurk, March 5, l'j'l," TOOKTHICIl wth nl and sngular the bullllkk, Imp'ovenenta, V»ay«, waters, water I'nrHeH, rghlk, lllx-ftlttb, DvloKos, tenements, heredtaments am appurtenances the'eunto lt!lo«ln(^ ur In anywlne nlnk an.! the reverson anl reversons, r'nnlnder anl remanders, rents, U»UBH und proft8, urlvnl advanlukes thttreol:'; nl the estate, rght, UM«, nproperty, pcwsesslon, clam and demand whuuoever, :» well In l«w aa n equty, of the sad nortglsor of, n and to the same und eyaty urt UDd.MLl'al., '!' '"' w t ' the appurtenances, "" The approxmate amount of the decree to be. fhtlhtled by t^dld,sul* Is the sulh of Two Thoutnnd Two Hundred Rlahly-Kou' Dullvrs (>,- 8.) together wth the coals ut' thn tale. Together wth all nml sngular tht rlglta, prlvllegee, leedltame und ppurtenneej tleretmto belongng ur In anywlso u-'eruln A, ALLGAIU, Sherff, Deatnonl &.8 Sollrlto-B. 8-7,,,8 BEER PlON-" CAkTERFT 8-8 POPULAR BRANDS IN BOTTLES NAGY'S -I.!.», N. vel, of Detrot, Mch., over the weekend. Mss Joyce Jolnson, of Colum- La Avenue, has returned to her home after spendng a week at a grls' camp at Blarstown, Pa. L-ec Fox, of Chan-o'-Hlls Road, s]>e,nt the weekend at Greenwood Lake, wth Mr, and Mrs. H. K. Kunm.'. Mrs. A. 'J. Fox, of Chan-o'- Hlls Road, was hostess to th'j Tuesday Nglters Club. Tho brthday of her mother, Mrs. Reno Schwertz, was also celebrated. Persont were: Mts. Wllam Perna, Ms. Ernest Ner. Mrs. Wllam mg, Mrs. Madelne Szaley, Mrs. Everett Johnson, M. Schwertz and Mrs. Fox. Ms. Ctark IJayden las returned to her home on Chan-o'- Hlls Road after a vst wth her ;. Thomas Lcworthy, nf l llusban(l - Serreant Clark Hay,\en, reet, entertaned frends. 6 ' Kndlon, N- C. and wth Mr. the and Mrs. Joseph Adams, at Fort Luderdale, Flu. Mvs Russell I'eakes j and chldren, Marjorc and Wayne, )ave relumed to ther home on West Hll Road after bpondnp a week tt Pocon-o Pnes. Mrs. Phlp Dtn Bleyker, of pover Road, s spendng several day ths week wth her sster, Mrs. Frankln Greene, at Daren, Conn. Mr. Wnthrop AWrch (Oolr) and Mrs (Rght) wre amonf the frst Amcau w new "Mr«. Mn»er" ro»c at a novrl ctrenumy bold Ull week n the Rndo Cty Muc Holt. Tn- rosr «dedcated "to the unlelfh»nd terlng qualtc. of Amercan Women n the W»r and ymboled by Greer Ganon' portrayal of Mn. Mnver an the.creen. Mn, Aldrch wa cted for her work st Tce-chaf m«n of tle Cty Councl of Cvlan Drf-n.c and Mn. Latham for her org»n*«ton of Bundle, for Brtan and Bundle! for Amerca. Presentaton wa. made by Jan Struthfr, (Left)»u»ho» of the bet-tellng notel, "Mn. Mnver," md herelf a devottd worker n the c«u»e of ultmate vctory. held a very successful pcnc Sun- j to' held a socal meetng Tuesday day a* Rosenberg's pcnc KrouruK! ut the home of Mrs. Stanley Lubon'East Street, Another pcnc n.-ck, on Inwood Avenue. Mrs. t beng planned for August. j John Mraz presded n the absence There wll be a meetng on August of the presdent, Mrs. Fred New- - at the Inman Avenue clubhouse. I-'rk. Also present were: Mrs. Mrs. Fred Nfwkk, of Amherst Avenue, was hostess on Tuesday to her daughter-n-law, Mrs. Frank Newkrk, and son, Rchard, ot Lnden. -Judge and Mrs. Arthur Brown, of St. George Avenue, are entertanng hs mother, Mrs, D. Brown, Cartcrtt, for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Baldwn, of Amherst Avenue, were hosts for several days ths week to Mss Evelyn Pohorel, of Newark, and on Wednesday to Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Megls and chldren. Chrstne and Andrew, Jr., of Avenel. Clfford Feakes has returned to hs home on West Clff Road after spendng the month of July at Camp Chckagam, at Pocono Pnes. Jnhn F.ck, Mrs. Jacob Schneder, Mrs. Wllam O<den and Mrs. Lubneck. SON IS BORN WOODBRJDGE Mr. and Mrs. Lassln Hrub, of.'!5 Leon Avenue, are the parents of a son born Tuesday at the Perth Amboy General Hosptal. SHOOTS SELF Tacoma, Wash. ~ IJvdantly Davd C. Montgomery, 69, determned to commt sucde,. Takng a sngle-acton,. calbre rfle, be shot hmself n t^e head. He reloaded and shot hmself n the chest. Agan he reloaded and shot hmself n the forehead. Hosptal attendants sav he wll recover. Sdney Wlltm John W', Yaknbck, Jo^c),), \ lony, Julus '/.» :, H. \\. K, (Contnued \nm cause he belcv.! wth hm, had n,,;,,,. for lvng. He w.us to tho bass of tween hmself mul he came n contn.. meal more often ',, Mm wth that n:..--,, Despte hs lur years before to I,., parer busness, M. ;-. control of the \\\,... pendent, now ll,- Leader, n 9,':!. ] was publsher,-f and the. Phoebe Am Person, daughter of _M,._ -and Mr.«. Lawrence Sut. Mr^ and Mrs. W. W. Person, of of West stl- eot werc hosts on Sun- RaHway. (lly f ^j KS Beatrce, Hague and ^Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson,'Fred Fuma, of Newark, and of Dover Road, entertaned her Frank Anderson and daughter, sster and brother-n-law, Mr. and Elane, of Elzabeth. Mrs, James Smonson and chld- Lawrence Felton spent the weekend wth hs famly on Chano'-Hlls Road, and Mrs. Felton returned wth hm for a week's vst to Washngton, D. C, Sergeant Alex Felton, of Camp Edwards, Mas'aclusctts, spent the weekend a the home of hs parents, Mr..ml Mrs. James Felton, of Chant o'-hlls Road. -Angus McClure, of Chan-o'- Hlls Road, celebrated hs ffth brthday Wednesday wth a paty at hs home. Present were: Patty and Cornela Sutherland, Betty Johnson, Nancy Ann Nadler, md Barry Rohde, of Colona, and ] Thonras and Jaye Robnson an-l j Phoebe Ann Person, of Rahway. Mr. and Mrs. John Johns' j and chldren, John, Kenneth anl! Betty, of Dover Road, attended,! brthday party on Sunday n hnno j of Rchard Smonson at the home.! of hs grandmother, Mrs, t Hanson, n Planfcld. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mlle". \ of Avenel, formerly of Colona,] are the, parents of a daughter, K:- ; therne Ellen, born Thnslay a the Rahway Memoral Hosptal. j -The Women's Unt of tn' lu- TURKEYS GOBBLE HOPPERS Wawawu, Wash. Threatened wth grasshoppers whch nvaded the peach and aprcot orchards, ranchers turned loose a horde of, turkey gobblurs to eat the ntruders. The dea was so successful that the ranchers plan to, augment ther number wth an addtonal 7, turkeymj n an effort to eradcate the pests entrely. Army ea^es standards to take men wth one eye or deaf ear'. ^I'lIU VICTOKV Hl'V BONUS Townshp Beacon. PLAN OUTING HORELAWX Grls' Club of Hop.,; plans for an all-la, held August H.-,: Staten Island, M.- semble at 9 A. M. the clubrooms am! leged/to brnp; v.\w, eons wll be takn. NEW ARRIVAL FORDS Mr at- Gford, of 77 Kt: are the parents o certtly at the Pcr ; eral Hosptal. Oscar of the W- hs estate for Australans UQUID.W.L' JPlease AvoW Unnecessary The Cvc Improvement Club NOTICE TO VOTERS TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th, IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER. If you are not regstered you carl do»o at the Mddlesex County Board of Electon Offce*, State Street, Perth Amboy, and *t th«townshp Clerk's Offce n the Memoral Muncpal Buldng, Woodbrdge, every dfy from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. The offces wlt be caoted Stturday afternoon. On Monday and Tuesday, August 7th and 8th you nay regster from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. and from 7 to 9 o'clock at nght- On Thursday, August th, the offce wll he op«n from 9 A, M. Untl «P. M. If you.have marred snce regsterng you muat re-r«gutar, f you have moved you must notfy the Mddlesex County Board of Electons. Last sprng several hundred nun** w«r«r«aumd frfltn the regulaton lsts when voters could not be loc«t*d t gv«n ad-* dresses. Your name may be among them, f you have moved snce tbe kt electon be sure you are regstered from your new address. If you are not regstered on or before August loth, 8, you cannot vote at the Prmary Electon to be held Tuesday, September Sth, 8. * Be Sure You Are Regstered Mddlesex Comty Board of Electons Room 78 7th Floor Perth Arofcoy Ha-toaal 9«nk Buldng? ate Street centered upon It, Washngton he bu«l«t cty In the world. It s f»«" lll- Jrowlu It) physcal ltau-»nd U" ulcphone fadlltlct, Long dstance calls In»nd out of are stll lncr^mln^»s tlu w»r «««t m ov «towa»d Its p**k., M«t«sla f f«f th«slon n«w ^(or we»j>onso(ws>:. T«(Mln mmt tl^ *m»u<m>, to avod nnn«c#l«ry ttou to Wwhtagtw. If you must call, fuaw «w W * a ca " wheo tn.l(nssar«t»«(wsy:befor( «A- M- to P. M. 9, to I P. H. « * ltv 9 p - Ml P.M.* mm B

5 a EDITORS SAY».,,, B- Careful! t, n-r':sed lllto-.,.,v Jersey's l'af-,, r-; sx monl.hs n- smne >lfl, nnln^ )erod,-\det from thn,., fur (,MH ratonlr n'slrctnn on..,, a new h^l lota].,-, e leen rebelled.,.., fallen or mn' M rural lmn n r.nly t:lul:lt(n H!,[r n ereenl- I lles Ilele vns >,,.. Y I n Ifunter- \\ : II n, fslllc-... le ll III' ;:<nl ;u:l enmtes, of ;.lr Imd fewe ll- eaunt he, fur any l'r ', n June, tn!...;!'. ratonng. the r'latcs worn.in le. I'.Ml. my I'VmntM!'..r tha mnn'.h ear nto, ]t.', lwc' drvng,. the result of r carelessness, n!e : somewhat. vctms Hum, accdent total nh'-thrd may l.,! me; on ths rutmcd nerd.!c - ( r;n s all I le record. r.n.de In Pars e common,.' doubt Htler's 'cd swftly and "llts up the nf the <'hanps-,,. they goosf-,.- tmc shadow m l'. Ortum- IVI'-tel ther Ruo r. The eyes of lyng underneath more blnd lo th» thn the n' Frenchmen.,' I'omHd can- ; these parades 'o-amtrcn <le-!e second front. o. that Alled ther- excellent :-! t>n n the CK-...re fully nform and dsposton.ul have taken - nt n makng ably the real o'o-, demonstraton* l» n the Low- ASSIFIED l»)st I contanng con-.! of money. No ( half s returned, teneral Delv- /. York. 8.7* Nurses Heeded For Mltary Servce The Amercan Rrd Cm,, Nurng Servce potter, posed by two Wmhnjton nun, j,,.m appeal to ll of ther traned lsten to jon the Red Cros Nursng Reserve to prepare for Mltary Servce. Army And Navy Makes Specal Call To Nurses To Jon Colors WOODHKIDCK --The Unted Btates Army and Navy are makng n specal cull to all avalable and elgble refst'vd nurses n the Unl'd States to jon the colors. Wth the constant expanson of the Armed Forces, the need Ite- Mly more urgen and the Mm Luclle Krebs Engaged To Be Marred FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, HXK -- Mrs. T.rnn f :>,"! Rnhwny Avenue, the Pjrflcetnent of, Luclle, to Chnrles Munnt; Wusllurn, son of Mr, l Mr;. Walter Wastburn, of O'lanl Slrcet, Hahwty. No lnlc las hfen set fur trp weddng. Mss Krcls s a pradunte oc W ll,n, K,. n^l School, Colej mal's tteerclaral School and the Klzalcth (lecrl Hosptal School N'msn;. Mr. Washhurn s n r uf llahway Hgh School w n tn- cnploy of Merck n]:ny, luhwuy. ery walk of lfe are eager to help the war effort n every possble and of Mrs. Kathryn H, Wolfe, way, but u.nly graduate Regstered New Jersey State Hosptal, Marlboro, N, J., who s secretary of calzed tranng and experence, Nurses, wth ther years of spe- more apparent. The <>nrulltnent of I!, nurses a month the New Brunswck local commt- can gve the care whch our n the Army and Navy Nursw tee. wounded and ll solders and salors must have. From those who Corps a necessary n order to gve Enrollment! are beng taken our solders am salors adequate nursng Servce. The Amercan Red Cross has been delegated by Congress to conduct a natonal campagn between July 7 and August 8 to enlst ul avalable regstered who arc of sngle Status and between the age» of and n the Frst Reserve for War Servce, Mss Elzabeth Shllng, charman of the slate, commttee on Red Cross nursng servce hus announced that -the quota of nurses to be enrolled by September n New Jersey s,87. The quota to be reached by the same date n ths dstrct, Number., ams, s tp undermne the second hunt-thatl exsts n Europe the unarmed enemy wthn tlat aleady dverts a consderable and crea.sng German army from oprutng'elsewhere. A clue to the NUM. motves s U. e fuml n the contradctory rem'us of the Pars parade lasemh lated over the Cer'num-controlled ado. The characterstc of the.w roadcasts's tlut they are dffer-!nt for dfferent countres. Thus -'.SMAN-DISTHIBUns to storts; $ stage for IOS de Manager, 8. Jay, m SALE INCOME The natonal! \.\() " ncome, judged Wurltzer by the month of May, wll reaqh "ew, a lttle beauty JlOD.OOO.OOO.OQO for the year. duplcated, only Ths compares wth $9,,,- I nllth Pano Co., n Ml and $7,),, I'erth Amboy (opouck). Open even M , H)R SALE. ood [ Ave. Wood-, very reasonl Amboy,7..7- FA.S. u s VACUUMS 't -mutor-^paxta fo I" " Jfutl, It'll v ''l'l your old machne, ' all work guaran-! make, #9 State ' Ambuy 'IRSONAT Malt or Fe«a»U lrst-class typst..'.ii hours per week, Itado Pars told the' French tht plold. ; ajjtv.l, four and. a half urs whle the Brln ra)o tol'l the Germans that t lasted lalf an nk woutaj. Call Undoubtedly the Nazs are ll or apply Bos afrad of the landng of an expedonary force, but ths dscrepancy I (HlHeltj, Mg'. BUggests that the mure mmedutc ear s of the submerged and watng ANTED MALE armes on the ground. Lke the catupftgn of terror, the march 'llted to f tre. Hlack Guards s a move n er week. 58 Ts'one he e.ndl'ss battle aganst the col- Woodbrjdge 8-7. New Yo't Tme. Vl.r WANTED' SAVES COPPER, The Army has perfected pro- y l f b cesses to substtute steel for brass n the manufacture of cartrdge cases for artllery shells and e*^ pects to save,) tons of copper ntone n 9 am 7-7 to 8- ) I'lerulu through our "vce. dedcaw ' «clentele, nl rel See Page tet^b Uluttan Telephone lhl> paw Manhat [ lhrectory, Wrte to- "n uhces or phone '" a 'y weekday from '"! I*. M. Amercan ' ; West 7th. 8t.,JJ»w VICTORY OUR WANT ADS ARE SMALL bat they get UTICED, BUY UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS whch ncludes Monm#uth, Mddlesex and Ocean Countes s If. The campagn n ths dstrct s under the drecton of Mas Harret B. Cook, Charman of the New Brunswck local commttee on Red Cross Nursng Servce, durng these two weeks at specal regstraton booths.set up n all local hobpluu n the dstrct, or they may be made by wrtng or seeng Mrs. Wolfe or one of the four R«d Cross Key Nurses of the dstrct, who are Mss Evelyn T. Wulker, Red Bank; Mss Emma Rue McLeod, New Brunswck; Mss Evy Dolby, Toms Rver,- and Mrs, fcster K. Long, Perth Amboy. Receve Commnom All nurses enrolled by the Red Cross for the frst reserve wll, upon nducton nto the Army or Navy Nurse Corps, be commssoned as a Second Leutenant n the Army or an Ensgn n the Navy wth salary whch has been recently ncreased from $7. to $. per month. Even after rena voluntary, but nne j.; expected to fulfll t 'nh except n extenu nnutanc's. The nu'ro m c'n her present poe" unll after ;.he lu«passed her A ny or Navy physcal cxamnu- '"n and then wll le hle to set le wll be avalable so that she wll have ample tm' 'o :etle her ultrs ut home A "pcenl bulletn ssued for the 'e;enl 'an a«by the Natonal ncl for war servce lues. "YIIII should sel've wtl A lned I'Hrces f you are sngle. (no! marred, wdowed, or dvorced I. mller, and are () donjr vate duty, {' ) on a hosptal's (;('neal staff, () n nurse, lnt essental for teachng or supervson. ('I) a publc health nurse, nut essental for mantanng mnmum cvlan health servce n any nven communty (!>) n a nn-nu'stt! poston, (G) an offce's nurse. Ths call comes as a specal chulle.n;!' to a j;royp of professonal women n the country who are prepared as no other group s prepared, to render, perhaps on the front lne of battle, a vtal and ndttpensable servce to the naton. Amercan women n ev- lead lves of sacrlcs n norhul, peaceful tmes, an addtonal sacrfce s urged, whch- only they can gve, ALASKAN RAILWAY The Army has surveyed about one-thrd of the proposed ralway to Alaska, The project would lnk Prnce (eurre, Brtsh Columba, wth the exstng Alaska Ralroad near Farbanks. LEARNS U. S. IS AT WAR Quncy, Calf. Returnng to hs home after mnng alone far up the Feather Rver snce October, Charles Hall made the startlng dscovery that the naton was r.t war and that hs draft board was lookng for hm. Plan for second front backed n Canada, Gallup poll fnds. enrollment, servce wth the armed _^>j(. vn IDFIV: m:v BONDS Be tkrlly n»t a you* fur ca*t l nw. P at l»*r*»* U J tu»l vow 'Investment" Values August Fur Sale Woodbrdge Fur Shop Rchlond Creamy Roll BUTTER 5 Our best tub butter n prnt form Prze Butter 5S 7c Wnner of Over 5 Pmes. Made from Sweet Cream. Slver Seal Gold SeaPDated' EGGS «ffl 5c Each carton "dated" for your protecton. VtlvHta XHt Loaf Cheese Mb. loaf Lmburger w «'"" Margarne PH... h.\]( Loaf Cheese Store Cheese * 9^ Sharp Cheese r " m t Krspy Crackers: A 7 Campbell's ro sot lo, Tomato MO'/-oz. rc Soup Cans W Grade A lov-o TOMATO Cons P Our fnest condensed soup--enrched wth Louella prze butter NBC Prde Assortment lb * lt Premum tvaporaled Mlk Z NBC SHREDDED WHEW **~ \\t Frut Cocktal Quol " Fancy Grapefrut Sectons ;.^ FLOUR Gold Seal Enrched MLJL m[ Farmdale ^ f y l\ Evaporated *J CORN Golden Bantam BEANS Sfrngless Famdq " SPINACH Prepared PEAS Large Sweet Standard Quolly farmdals Fancy TOMATOES Selected TOMATOES Standard Z Wheat Germ HEINZ Assorted'Soups M B C RITZ Crackers PRUNES Large Fancy rarmdalo Golden Center Mott Knd) KOOL AID Beverage Mx Ueul Gr«d> A TOMATO JUICEROB ROY Anorlnd BEVERAGES BEVERAGES Krueger Genune Mazda Lamps Beardsey Prepared Mustard Serve Supreme Enrched BREAD Large 8c loaf Enrched by usng a yeast hgh In vtamn Bl content, nocn ond ron. No. fan He. No can 6-oz. Pkg. Ib. plnl tan, * lt 9 lb. Urge lu -o. can % Full quart \ plu«bold* '"r dopfttt 9-. I^rf plul bottl bottu Spry c Rnso -c MASON JARS Glass-lop Jars Z'ft-- depot CANWN6 SWPUtS Fancy Stewng CHICKENS PACE FIVE The pck of the fnest flocks. All szes5. I LAMB Chuck Roast Now at ts tender best! Most economcal! c c e LEGS OF LAMB? p T g» 5c LOIN LAMB CHOPS». 9c SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS b. c RIB LAMB CHOPS b. LAMB LIVER ^ f A I A C -" U 9 ar &'*<* Smoked LAL AO to 6 *s. owoge. Short Shank. BACON Uan Slced FRANKFURTERS summ c c c c»b. c B O L O G N A Pece or Slced Ib. C ID. TONGUES Smoked Steer Ib. k FRESH PORGIES ft. c FILLET OF SOLE b. c I'ou Mus UP Salhjed or All Vor.Worpy Hack ENTER OUR BIG AM/.TEUR $75 Photo Contest Wth Gevaert Flm., Przes n War Bonds and Stamps, Ask for Detals and Entry Blank. Contest Closes August 5. Save j,{> On Developng Hom-de-Lte Superb (uf Prntng Qualty MAYONNAISE Pnt Jar 5c -c,vade from freshly opened eggs.. pure salad ol, fnest spces, pasteurred vnegar, sugar and salt perfectly blended! It's "lops." Hom-de-lte Salad Dressng Corn Flakes Lux Soap Flakes 5 P" Lux Tolet Soap Lfebuoy Health Soap Speed-Up Gran Soap c ; p^ ^: asco Toasted J tokel r 8-o. Pk 9. Calforna Peas FRESH NEW POTATOES frustone PEACHES LARGE SUNKST LEMONS PERSIAN SEEDLESS LIMES NEW CROP YELLOW ONIONS 5c,, wko > 7c 5for 5c WATERMELONS - 9c SWEET CORN 5 THESE PRICIS ALSO IFFECTIVMN AMERICAN STORES

6 f f AGE SIX Well, h rr I n hark stran nft'-r A two wm'k v'aton up Ma^ncl.lst tt««way... In nnswer lo tlr queston "I>dja have. K'Mrl tme?" Hnt W!«dverted toward me scores uf tme? ths week, let nt say I had a ^'cat rs'st all dd was cat am sleep whch lfter nl! waf whnt I was after... X" los( ulors... guod swmmng.. lots of sunshne... a (food cnat "f tan... n'etk all my old frend*... an deal vaca'n... but a'l the «anc I'm tfl'l to be dack... so up nto the Crow'? NcU go! f tc what's now... Buy War Bonds Were and There: See that the town clock had 's face lfted t's -ll dolled up... A great b(j hand to the Black Cat Inn whch s featurng a "Slap-A- Jap" cocktal.. '. You pay f> cents, get a secret concocton, and are handed an envelope contanng a ") cent wa savngs stamp... Hear that Alvn (Sewaren) Henrrckscn n eatoned n Afrcu... John Kagy wrtes h: pas al pol'.tn headquarters that he s wth the Ar Corps at Atlantc Cty... Receved a note from Marguerte Ftz Randolph who seems to be ju.t a? busy up at Culver Lake as she s n town. She's presdent of the Chapel Guld there... Vce presdent of the Culver Lake Woman's Club and s donpr sewng and knttng for the Red Cross... Buy War Bonds Around The Townshp: Hear some of the Colona women are enlstng wth the Grey Lades of Rqhway Chapter, Amercan Red Cross... And speakng about the Red Cross remnd? me that Mrs. Q.'F. Brewster s to take a surgcal dressngs course.dd wll supervse the makng of dressngs ths comng fall... It's John Peter, the thrd, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Brctner n th? apartments on South Park Drve...' Freman Johnny Prckop s JII vacaton... And Nurse Maron Mtruska, of the P. A. (j. H., s nterested n a local boy who bears the name of Curl... Judgng from reports I've heard snce returnng from my vacaton that Emergency Squad annversary dnner was a swellegant affar... Tdbts: Buy War Bonds? Wonder whether Cnzo Zuccaro b gong to accept that nvtaton to Corpus Chrste.,. And Joe asale nssts that he has lost some weght. Do you beleve t?... The Julus Blakes are movng from School Street to Green Street..', Donald Shepherd fa home on leave and s the proud father of a bouncng baby boy,.. Congratulatons... A new romance s brewng n the vcnty of Hgh Street,.beleve t or not... Buy War Bonds Va Gossp Route: Clara, watress at Nancy's Luncheonette, s dong the bg cty plenty these days.,. Wonder what Peg, of Iscln, s dong these days snce she left Moskns..., Congratulatons to Claude Gelman on hs promoton at the Shell Ol... Tley tell me that Hurry Ihrkc has sworn off parlor trcks snce he wrenched that knee... Dave Clarkson, of the Esso Servce Stuton, s turnng over all tho money receved from the &ulcm)f scrap rubber to the WoodbrjMgc Emergency Squad fund.",.. Buy Wnr Bonds Va Mal Bag: Am Mooney, a frend wrtes, has returned from the shore sportng < lovely coat of tan... Fbber and Hll Ftzpatrck are takng up golf serously these days,.. That story " about Vnce (Beane.) JMnklur conng home ths week-end on furlough s n.g. le's not due here for a couple uf weeks... Leon terty, n Alasku, wrtes to the frst ud boys that he msses the gang am "Snow Whte",.. dtto Peter Mooney from Georga and Robert Heller from Calforna.... Buy WM Bonds - Last But Not Least: Mesgck s vacatonng.... Torn Dunguu apgdntf all ls> spare tme n Carteret... Louse Gadek put her frst ad, tranng to good use at a recent uccdeut.,. Haven't heard much about Julus l'rohtska these duy.s... A reader suggests that try tu locate tlu grl and boy wth the ncest smle n town. He's not taskng much, and I sure t wll get me n u lot of Dutch, but f you thnk t'» worth vvjle send me your nomnatons s..^.g'unf tll llext Week.,, Buy War Botds - Tranng Wth a Bang OPENING A SECOND FRONT wll be the job of troops seasoned to the nhocks of war. That s why the Brtsh troops shown n these pctures»r«beng traned today*, not only to be effcent wth ther own weapons, but also to know what t feels lke to be "bltzed." At left, a plane has just screamed low over ther heads n an "attack," and now a mne s detonated rght n. front to smulate the burst of the "dve-bomb." Above tank men n low-lung fast Brtsh Valentnes feel what t's lke to have two very close explosons. Below, nfantry lterally "go through fre" al part of a two-week course at a Battle School n South-East England. When the tme s rpe for the Second Front, they wll know what to do. I Emma Johansen Brde Of Cranford Man Saturday FORDS Mss Emma Johansen, daughter of Mr. ;.nd Mrs. Hans Johansen, of G! Second Street, became the brd" of Charles J. Schwehla, son of Mr. and Mr?. Charles U. Sehwel, of Cranford, Saturday afternoon n the Frst Presbytcran Church, Perth Amboy. Rev. F. ). Nedermcyer, church pastor, performed tle ceremony, Only members of the mmedate famles attended the rtes. Mr. SUN. - MON. - TOES. - WED..ANEW WARNER BROS. HIT.v# >. mchwdv*hokf-utoht>e TOBIAS \.. GENE LOCftllAKr ALAN HALC BUY UREWER HITS Heart-grppng tmely thrlls MUO LAST DAYS "SYNCOPATION" HENRY and DIZZY and Ms. George. Kaser, of Cnnfod, brother-n-law and sster jof the brdegroom, served as attendants. The brde, gven n marrage by her father, wore a street-length dress of aquamarne wth dark blue accessores ald a corsage, of orchds. Her mad of honor was attred n a flowery jersey dresp wth red accessores and wore ( corsage of red roses. The brde', mother was dressed n dark blue and hd a corsage of gardenas whle the brdegroom's mother ap- pearcd n a flowered prnt dress Her corsage was of gardenas. FORDS IBP8. SUN. MON. - TUES. AUG. 9-- Chester Morrs n "BOSTON BLACKIE" Also "BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON" Dorothy Lamour. TUES., WED. - AUG, "SWEETHEART OF THE FLEET" Joan Davs Jnx Falkenberg "BULLET SCARS" Regs Toomey Specal Mat. Wed., to S P. M. FRL, SAT. AUG., IS Shrley Temple "Mss Anne Rooney" AUu Gene Autry, Edth Fellows "STARDUST" FUR SALE Choose your far coat here wth confdence We guar- I antee you the chocest pelts, Ipng lastng style, expert workmanshp. Easy budget terms arranged. Raplrng, '< r»»tjrll>» done by expert furrers at ran lable prces. ROSE FUR SHOP 7a Madkon Ave., Perth Amboy Phone P A. -68 After A short weddng trp to Nuntlcket, Mass., the newlyweds wll resde at 6 Second Street, l''ords. The brde, who graduated Jrom Woodbrdge Hgh School and Trenton State 'Teachers' College, s a member of the teachng staff n Woodbrdge Townshp schools. The brdegroom'" s employed as draftsman desgner wth Wallace Md Terman at Bellevlle. Honored at Showers The brde was guest of honor at two brdal showers gven n honor of her marrage. Guests at one affar, gven by Mrs. Adran Baley, 5 Second Street, ths place, were Mrs. Nelson Kstrup of lound and ml Sda slaughter Arlne of Planfeld, Mfrs; John Stevens of Colona, Mrs. Andrew Thompson and Mss J. Florence Whtehead of Rahway, lss Ruth Numbers and Mss Susan Murphy of Woodbrdge, Mr. nd Mrs. F. Chull and Mrs. Walter J. Casey of South Ambo-y, Mrs. George Kaser of Cranford, Mrs. Carl Johansen of Perth Amfooy, Mrs. Robert Hrner gf Rartan townshp, Mrs. Albert Hrner Sr., Mrs. Chrstan Lehman, Mrs. Carl Lund, Mrs. Stephen Garrck, Mrs. Hans Johansen, and Mrs. Adran Baley, all of Fords, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 9 Strand Wllam Detcrlc's producton for RKO Rado, "Syncopaton." features seven of Amerca'? dolzed masters of swng musc and boog"- woogc, chosen through The Saturday Evenng Po?t, whch conducted a poll sponsored by more than one hundred rado statons. Kenny Goodman. Harry Jnme<. dene Krupa. Charle Bnrnet, Alvno Rey, Joe Venut and Jnck.-n:y are the modern musc mas- I IT* chosen by ther publc, and :hry ;ppear n a super-jam sesson,'!«the All-Amercan Dance Band K; (ho clmax of "Syncopaton." The pcture s a dramatc and romantc story of the rse of modern popular musc from the old Bnsn Street days n New Orleans, to the latest and hottest tune tumblng out of the tympan. Adolphe Mcnjou, that suave 'gate; Jacke Cooper, Bonta Granlle and George Bancroft arc among the featured cast of "Syncopaton," whch boasts of thrty =ong hts, new and old, n ts muscal score. Dtmas Sprted comedy and exctng rama are skllfully blended n Edward Small's latest flm offe - ] nc. "Frendly Enemes," whch' hud ts premere showng last nght at the Dtmas Theatre through' Unted Artsts release. Ths ne* j comedy, whch s based on the. smash-ht stage success wrtten] durng World War I by Samuel Shpman and Aaron Hoffman, Is headed by a superb comedy cast, ncludng Charles Wnnngef,] Charle Ruggles, Nancy Kelly, James Crag and Hka Grunng. Frendly Enemes," whch ON THE SILVER SCREEN Jammng /or the All-Amercan Jacke Cooper, n h frt adult role, portrays» fnmou trumpeter n "Syncopaton".tartng tomorrow at the Strand Theatre. Ths cavalcade of.wng musc present! the All- Amercan Dance Bund, made up of Charle Barnet, Benny Goodman, Harry James, Jack Jenny, Gone Krupa, Alvna Rey and Joe Venut. Also featured muscally an- Conne Boswcll, Todd Duncan and the Hall Johnson Chor. Over, Old Records Collected By Amercan Legon FORDS -Over one thousand old drected" at a snappy tempo by j phonograph records have been col- Allan Duvan, tells the story of two j letted by flarry Hanscn Post No. frst generaton German - Amen-; lf:, hc Amercan Legon, ac- :ans aganst the background of J that war, wth Wnnnger n the! to an announcement made role of, a ;. by Carl N. Hansen, general charman, at a meetng held n the post! devoted to hs j natve Germany, and wth Ruggles rooms ths week. as the man who wants to cure hm! The campagn has ten more of hs dvded allegance. The settng and tme of the pcture arc durng the last war, when the Unted States entered the war aganst the Central Powers. Majestc Controversys that followed Warner Bros.' announcement that 'Juke Grl," the ttle of Ann Sherdan's new starrng pcture, now at I days to run and Charman Hansen beleves -th*t-th«--eardj_(uotn )f,875 records wll be surpassed by the early part of next week. The newly elected commander, Some authortes spelled word ''juke", others gave t. double treatment, "jook." Both mean the same thng: the Majestc Theatre, was taken con operated magazne phonograph, or "juke organ," n Florda, out of the feld of argument wth both sdes satsfed. the slang word orgnated. "Juke" was the orgnal spellng. ",Io(rk" came nto the Mrs. Charles Schwehla of 9 Munsee drve, Cranford, was host- guagc wnpn th e Florda supreme ess for the other shower. Gvrests I court gave t that spellng n hand- were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kaser of Scotch Plans, Mr. and Mrs. James Raymond of Nutley, Mr. and Mrs. Lous Tullo of Caldwell, Mss Vera Schwehla of Unon, Harold Meyer of East Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sloboda of Lnden, Mr. and Mrs. Vctor' Kuczma of Planfeld, Mrs. George Kaser of Cranford and Mrs. Nelson Kstrup of Bound Brook. STATE THEATRE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. TODAY and SATURDAY Bette DAVIS - Geo. BRENT - Olva DeHAVILAND "IN THIS OUR LIFE" Joe E. Brown n "SHUT MY BIG MOUTH" SUN. - MON. - TUES. Joan Bennett, F. lone h e Wle Takes A Flyer" Judy Canova n I "True To The Army"' WED. to SAT. " GENTLEMEN from WEST POINT" I Savng Speedway Auto Sales Co. wll gve $5. n War Savngs Stamps wth each used car purchased. Come and see our selecton of fnest used cars at our lowest prces! We sell Good Transportaton not merely u*ed can. Specal Ths Week 9/DOME Tft SEDAN $ 5 way Auto Sales Co. 8Jt. George Avenue Woodbrdge, N. J. ng down a decson on a murd? that took place n one of the n; torous Belle Glade, Florda, juke jonts. CRESCENT HELD-OVER TODAY.THRU MONDAY Q HAL ROACHl.prwntf, ^ FLYING J WITH MUSIC SAT. and SUN. ONLY CHAPTER NO. ( DEAD END KIDS N lmuoughguysf] JUNIOR G-MENP OF THE AIR L^ TUES. - WED. - THURS. BIG HITS NIW WAtNII MQI. Hll.» DMMUl MtHp LOME ANDERSON' AncetK Lantxy presded at the mp-ttr «t whch John Kennedy, of Cart'tret. was endorsed for the poston of county commander. The offce wll be flled at the county conventon to be held n Lhnellen on Saturday, August 5. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE KEASBEY Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo. Toth, of Gr«tnbrook Avenuo,?nnouncc the marrage of ther daughter, Grace, to Carl Grer, of Harrshurg, Pa. The ceremony was performed on July 9. INDEPENDENT..I j. ^Obtuares for Mrs. H'rc, wdow df,(, m Luther Avenue, day Lutheran afternoon Chn-,., A.! Kreyl,,,,,lf)l[ was n the Alpne,., boarers were: Wllam I'd,., Jorgenv,.,, "s, (unvtl ltc,,., Sehm.lt. \ n MM. Clara ' ''t'k,.h, HI' :;n ded Monday njk,t She s survved,.( lames; brother ' ter. of Kurnpe. Mrs. lvntel, «,, -Vrn drove \,, I'rcle. Perth Am servces were eroon at ll< Ilune and t t ln-ll,. formed Chur.ch m IImn was n mnvaj Park (Vu.. r whole for actnn. Lous Hojn PF.UWN <, of \:n l''lnr:.,', ded Saturday m ;,, survved by h> ; :,, Mrs. Ncholas W.;;,! botehers, Prva'. -lot Fort Wadnw.; Stephen and Julu. \\ two tep-sste'rs,,-.. anna Wa^erk, A\\,.* net al servces wen, mornng at St. Mgaran Greek Cat',,r Rev. Ncholas SMI... of the mass. Mm,, famly plot n the. h' DAUGHTER^ARRIVT, WOODBMDCK was born recently '.; Lous Genovese. ^f Place, at the I'..; ;: \ oral Hosptal. SON FR~HENYE(7\\ WOODBRID(,K '! Wllam Henycc/. :>.> of a son born >. : Perth Amlmy (Ic'j von VKTouv: v BONDS A Classfed Adv. \V R.EADE'S PERTH- AMBOY;* 5 m not whrlng mv ptgb for long! " ulh ANN SHERIDAN RONALD REAGAN -cund t'eature SPY SHIP" CONTINUOUS FROM I P.M.-PHONE PA 7 DAYS STARTING SATURDAY Wllam» o"" DREW * " WYMAN,nj w mm BAND ALSO SYNCOPATION" Adolphe Menjou, Charle Bornet, Bonny Goodman, Harry Jam". J»tl Jenn-y, Gene Krupa, Alvno Key, Joe Venut flltmaf Al FIVE CORNERS PHONE PA. * CONIINUOUS OAILT mom! f «Day. Startng Frday, Aug. 7tlt HARRIS CHAPMAN WRIGHT Shuw p Saturday Nght -. --'. \ Y. '...

7 p.,, 'FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 7,9 jnucptrfent-leabtr In!*' lll. «,,,., K»Hr, IH7M *II«U»( COMBINING!SS! Hvcry Frday by the lrk Company, Woodbrane, N... l'l; Muwnll l.«k:n, VII-C-I'I-OHI {'lumlnn, TrsBf«r; ('hurl I NRWHI'AI'KIl,f Wllamson Kelly jo,nls hardly can tell of the H,.h Wllumson Kelly, our ld passed beyond last Sunday. ml tragedy that a man wth,,;t for lvng, wth hs vast,- people regardless of orgn mlt te taken from a sphere,- was so mportant and whch,,,-tat lo hm. Mr. Kelly rep,,. -; whch seems destned,,nl men lke hm for oblvon ; ll hose of us who are horrfe ;h;t perod n our cvlzatot :, hg the end come to that tme l-y and pose and quet dgnty., of every gentleman. Others,, he lelef that these element*..ve lost ther mportance, bu,ln to hm. The fgures relate to the capacty of producton. Just now, prvate ndustry s producng synthetc rubber at the rate of 5, tons per annum. Two Government plants, wth a capacty of, hat lfe was a rare joy and n when sorrow and tragedj tons annually, are n producton. upon t. He beleved devoutl So far as the average ctzen s concerned, there s lttle occason to dscuss.ad lve n close communon n would but assume those ne the techncal propertes of the best known nsbltes whch are wthou substtutes for rubber. It s enough to say v, hrl are prceless. He neve that the present program, accordng to Mr. m that he alone had accepte Jones, wll produce suffcent rubber to or that he pursued t wthou meet the essental requrements of the He merely sad that to achev armed forces and the war workers of the sumpton of t was hs sncer naton. Ths concluson s predcated upon the conservatve use of automobles,,m of us who knew hm HO we lnw closely he realzed ths am throughout the country, wth unnecessary v, are greved beyond expres- travel elmnated. passng. Hs kndness, hs exrre, hs eternal vglance for h endeared Mr, Kelly to us, as n.se hs frendshp encompassed. one of God's gentlemen. That, Ul be hs eptaph. Wlmt Japan Is Fghtng For '-:-.- may be some Amercans who v are lghtng the present war to >:,- :-,.!e to our enemes the proper :' : ' : a Chrstan to hs foes, but the "Uh have a defnte dea of what they - for. -It s not connected wth r Ceneral Hdek Tojo recently ye crowd of cheerng Japanese nat "Japan s determned to de* I nted States and Great Brtrpose of the destructon s plan Iv who- understands the recent the Japanese \n plunderng the <>f other natons.' What Japan > wll take by force of arms, un- I by superor force. Mnttse gave the world a, patent ':' a naton, anxous for peace and. defend tself. The Unted w the world an example of a -Md-lt of ts strength, but anxv^crvo peace. Nelher got any- H the Japanese war lords who : they wanted and the only way Chaned Hs Chldren just tryng to rase my chldren avs the Georga father who was nested for channg three, of hs the backyard of hs home, stood n the summer heat wth log chan padlocked around ' HI ' tl-v II -trange what men conclude they thje guse of rasng ther "rght." The hstory of the past 'I by evdence of much cruelty n llll tnt of chldren but such a specaely seen n ths cvlzed era. were accused of takng " ltf from a purse. Nether admtjknjr" and so the father punshed III " a proceedng typcally callous '""nliul otha.fad that J lll:»'»'l'd wth the there wa l at ak. ' ]ev Method For Incendares '"e past few months, the house- ' l»" rad wardens, fremen and have been told that an ncen "" ll) should be sprayed wth * fne ^ater &nd that f they valued Ths was the method frst used n Engnl and adopted n ths country because was thought that a sold stream would ausc the bomb to explode, throwng mol-' en metal all over the place. Subsequent experence, however, leads he experts to advse us that a sold stream ' the best treatment for an ncendary omb. They say that the frst flame of an cendary burns about a mnute at a temperature of 5, degrees Fahrenhet, ""hen the magnesum casng gntes and urns from ten to ffteen mnutes. Obvously, f the frst can be extngushed durng the frst mnute, the longer fre s avoded. Ths sounds reasonable but we are not experts. Those who are nclned to doubt the wsdom of the OCD can make a smlar experment for themselves, usng two bombs and a garden hose o dscover what happens. The Rubber Outlook By the endof 9, accordng to fesse Jones, Secretary of Commerce, the naton wll have a producton capacty of about, tons of synthetc rubber. Ths gure wll move up to, tons by August, 9, and 8, tons by the end f 9. The reader should underhand that ths does not mean producton of, tons n 9 or, tons n-9. Nothng Make-Beleve The Navy Department jreporta these Japanese losses n the Aleutan area: Sx destroyers, one cruser and one transport sunk; one destroyer probably sunk; four crusers, two destroyers, one arcraft carrer, one gunboat and one transport damaged. The. presumpton s that the Japanese have other shps n the vcnty, It all ndcates that the sezure of Kska, Attu and Agattu s not make-beleve warfare. There hats been no news gven out as to our forces avalable to oust the Japanese. Obvously, such matters are secrets of the war. Just the same,,we are perfectly wllng to wager that the Navy-and Army are handlng the Aleutan area correctly, wth an eye to the entre problem n the Pacfc. Punshment To Ft The Crme JOMMM PlIMI - WASHINGTON, D. C Two of,hc largest rubber manufacturers n the Unted States are to have n operaton large plants for the manufacture of synthetc rubber n Southern Calforna early n 9, accordng to word from Akron Amercan ndustry a daly just tyng the fath of the Ancrcm people n t. When demands of the War and 5 Navy departments upon the manufactarers of ths country were made known the Amercan people had full fath that the demands would be met. Each day's progress of ndustry n surpassng schedules s justfyng the fath of the people n ther manufacturng genhm and n the free enterprse system under whch t developed. Industral leaders have bee,n workng for years n ther expermental laboratores upon means, methods and nventons to meet emergences. When our govern ment called upon them to do ther best to provde the equpment nee cssary to wn ths war they sprang to acton and they have far exceeded the schedules of the gov emnent). The confdence that the Unted Natons have today n the ultmate vctory s founded upon the manufacturng genus of the Amercan ndustralsts. Ou" ndustralsts must produce more and better planes, g^»s, tanks and ammunton than the Axs powers can produce and they are gvng every good reason to beleve that they wll do t. They must buld shps faster than the Axs submarnes can destroy them and they are vapdly approachng that goal. We have long.,.snce ceased to...keep fluttheemm-a check upon Naz repressve measures n occuped Europe, such as the recent arrest of Kansas., Hollanders, to be held as hostages aganst sabotage. Htler's agents have run rot through-" out all terrtory they control, wthout regard to the rghts of map and wthout respect for the laws of God. Ther crmes have mounted n number beyond'countng, although many vcous acts escape report. The truth of the matter s that nothng s too mean, brutal or dsgraceful to be appled to helpless non-combatants whose,nly crme s that they are not Germans. The ctzen of ths free country fnds t dffcult to beleve the stores of atroctes aganst nnocent men, women and chl- Iren, and yet they cannot be doubted. When the Germans have been crushed, somebody must pay for these crmes f cvlzaton s to hold up ts head n self-respect. The Naz-traned youth who obeys orders, n a frenzy of fanatcsm, s not as gulty as the responsble leaders n authorty who set the course and order the persecuton. It wll not do, when justce asserts herself,'to permt Naz leaders to escape punshment by shftng blame to the "stupd men who obeyed orders." When German conquerors seze nnocent hostages and shoot nnocent persons they pont the way to nevtable retrbuton. Tfre leaders of*na«germany, and off Japan, as the gu% vdbmwlfcsteju plunged the world nto war and threatened cvlzaton wth complete barbarsm. They are the ones to be punched, regardless of any lack of evdence to cormec persons wth crmes. The peace of the world,'n futm veurs wll be a lttle bt safer f govern k authortes know that they wll % %:^M USE THE BUCKET ^ ^ v,, SSs The War Labor Board has granted a wage ncrease of cents a day to 57, employes of the socalled Lttle Steel companes and has ordered the companes to accept a "mantenancc-of-unonroembershp" plan, wth check-off 'Revealng that more than two- of the nator.'s manufactur- collecton of unon dues. In sub-thrdstance, the Board holds that the ng ndustres have already met or workers are enttled to wages 5 exceeded by wage ncreases the 5 per cent- hgher than they had on January,, to compensate for the 5 per cent rse n the cost of last Cba'taman Davs expresses confdence mat ths formula Wll make effectve the Presdent's objectve of wage stablzaton. He says t wll "lead to a termnal" for the ragc race between wages and prces. Contnued advertsng to keep brand names alve n the publc mnd was advocated n the current ssue of "Domestc Commerce," weekly publcaton of the Commerce Department. Wth the advent of war, wrote Nathan D. Golden, one of the de- m <^ > "^* *m * * * * ; '?j*z: lll ^U»<- r A < -» = -, Wages Rased 5% To Meet Lvng Costs per cent upswng n lvng costs snce January, 9, the Natonal Assocaton o f Manufacturers warned manufacturers aganst makng wage ncreases whch may volate the recently promulgated War Labor Board formula, as appled n the so-called "Lttle Steel" wage decson. Dsclosng the results of a survey whch showed that few manufacturng establshments are enttled under the WLB formula to make blanket rases n the salares and wages of ther employees, th NAM sad: WLB Formula Should Be Followed "The dsastrous nflat-onay ef- fects of general blanket wage ncreases at ths tme can be avoded partment's ndustral consultants, hy careful adherence to the polces (Contnued an Pa/c S) advocated by the War Labor Board n ts recently promulgated formula for adjustng, wage ncreases THE - to the cost of lvng ndex. The Board specfcally sad that f New Books wages have ncreased as much, as the cost of lvng, 5% beng the natonal average snce January, Wllam Allen Whte has for 9, no further wage ncrease s many years been one of the most economcally sound, but would n esteemed fgures n Amercan journalsm. Whether or not he put 'act be nflatonary. Ths formula s not only a gude tc the Labor Empopa on the map, he certanly t h E U t t thee th t am] Board tself n future cases, bu prnctple lnvnlrtjrt shouw, becarefully followed by s'mployer-; for decades hs paper has been famed far outsde the borders of who seek ty support the Presdent';-, Recently, he wrote B letter to newspaper edtors throughout the country callng ther attenv.on to an artcle that appeared n le July th ssue of the Saturday venng Post. Ths artcle, called Invsble Greenbacks," by Harry cherman, was,a lucd presentaton f the necessty of buyng War londfc a* a brake aganst nflaton,,nd Whte felt that'the more, atontpn ths artcle got and the core people dd somethng about I, the better off we would be. Well, you should sue the batch letters that Whte receved from dtors all over the country. It eems that just about every edtor the land knew Bll Whte and thngs on hs mnd he wanted to tell hm. Two or three tmes a year, Whte gets to -New York to take n ft meetng of the Book-of-the-Month Club's -edtoral commttee. He's >een one of the Club's judges snce,hat organzaton started back In 96. When he can't get to New York, le sends lonjr telegrams rom.... Empora, advsng hs colleagues of hs canddates for the book - of - the - month. There telegrams are frequently real gems of mnor. "I don't lke ths book," he wred recently, "but go ahead and choose t. See f I care." Incdentally, Bll Whte has a son who s pretty good as u journalst hmself. Recently, young Bll Whte had a book selected by the Club for dstrbuton n October ttled "They We'o Expendble," about wh«h we'll be hearnt; a lot pretty soon. jyy,»tflv usver son's be»k n hs monthly telegram to the Club, but t' a» \ ^ that he's mghty proud of hs boy * 8ehevement. Here's a telegram sent to hm n Empora from th. other three members of the Uub * edtoral dtral boatd - Henry Henrv beurt Canfeld Canty, Dorothy and Chrstopher Morley;. IT'S OUR UNANIMOUS NLN TION ), ant-nflaton -efforts. Only a relatvely- few ndustres have not already met or exceedel DEMOCRACY FROM EVERYMOUNTAINSIDE IE) rercascs the 5 per cent upswng n prces of goods snce January, SJ. "A survey of nl manufacturng ndustry reveals that 67.8 per cent ncreased ther wages over 5.7 per cent between January, 9, and Aprl,, the base perod establshed by the War Labor Board n weghng the need for wage adjustments. Prce Celng* Muut Be Kept Down "Patrotc manufacturers, now studyng the effect of the War Labor Board formula as t relates to ther ndvdual plants, should consder the harm to the country a"s a whole f they should grant wage ncreases whch wll brng on n c eased purchasng power'above that specfed by the War Labor Board, and cause breaks n the prce celngs." The Assocaton added that 'whle the.tyng of wugjf) to cost of lvng ndces wll ltssen wahardshps, we cannot contnue to expand war producton and necessarly reduce the volume of cvlan goods producton wthout all of us havng to cut down our lvng standards." Clarfyng Wage Stablzaton Because of the natonwde publc nterest n Ihc "wage stablzaton" ssue, partcularly as t affects the nflaton control ssue, the &JM altered the folo wne auwtoh and answers: Queton #: Wlat' the formula»r (Uumnng wmtt ceb'ng* under the new Waf Labor Board decson? \ A \w le' Amwer: Apparently all worke whoso wages durng the perod from January,, to May, ), have nut ncreased at th; same rate us the cost yf lvng are enttled to an ncrease whch wll brng ther wages up to the same purchasng power they had on January, ). Queton #: Does ths mem that all laure»wl wget wll h»vo to be adjusted n accordance wth he new War Labor Board formula? Auwer: No one knows. The Board does not make ts poston clear on ths pont. It states "sub-, standard wages" wll have bo be adjusted wthout defnng "substandard." Quetlon #; Arteel worker! n the c» e d aub-'tandard Wage" clan? Auwer: No. They are more hghly pad than workers n arly other basc dvson of ndustry. Queton #: How do wage n creae add to the nflatonary gap? Answer: Durng wartme the gov ernmen^ s spendng vast sum of money for armaments. Th means that our producton ha largely shfted from the makng of peacetme to the makn, of wartme goods whch wll no be sold on the market and w not be avalable for general co; sumpton. The Dep&rtnuut «, Commerce has estmated tha n the calendar year 9, purchasng power -n the hand; of people wll exceed consume goods and servces avalable b; bllon dollars. When th purchasng power ncreases al; the supply of goods does nn then nflaton s around the co ner. Wages and salares repn sent about 65 per cent of na tonal naome. Increase wag and salary payments, therefore contrbute more than any sng factor to the nflatonary ga caused by ncreased payment to ndvduals and the decrease supply of consumer goods ar servce's. PAGE SEVEN Economy A 'Bured Treasure' Objectves nf "lux savers" anl "tax rasers'' mg > poem,,u ftr»t glance, to bo n wdely 'dvergent as the ams of a tceplcjaek and well dgger- Vet Cotjtrewtml lenders *oekmg new revenues to meet w»r cosu mght well tke, pnge from the book of U, S. SrtMc cronftmy lender Harry V. Hy d. They'll fnd l a relable rhart "hwnjr the way to a real "bro:l treasure" that wll help lll Ihe jr-n between rash cm hand and wu-tnu- fnancal Senator Hyrd'n Jont C>ntr«s«dnnal Commttee on Reducton of Non-essental Fedcrnl Expendtures reporttv! «few day* m;o that savngs effected n the I'.U Fed-, eral budget by Congress ntal $,- :l.sm;l,x. ' By co-nedenceths announcement appeared n th«newspapers on the K»ne day.t.vdhs! dsclosed that the proponed 9 Revenue Bll falls twu-and-a^half bllon dollars shnrt nf the program recommended l>y thr Treasury. No l'l:n to rase the 'uy bllons of dollar* needed to pay for the war can safely gnore the potent pomu ltes of gettng revenue through onstructve economes. The reducton made n the "nonessental" tems cl government followed closely recommendatons for savngs made several months ago by Senator Byrd's Commttee fpl* lowng n srarohnr nqury nto the Federal spendng prorram. Wth he New Jersey Taxpayers AsuocP* aton playg a promnpnt part t organzed ctzen forces throurhcut the naton supported the pro- \rtnm t«wpe out governmental waste and extravagance nterferng wth and detractne from Amerca's all-out war effort. Declarng Unt economes made n the current Federal budget by Congress have only "scratched tho rface" of possbltes, Senator yrd's report ponted the-way to ll greater reductons n nol* sentnl Federal spendng, Not ly are grvatm- economy and d- cency needed n "run-of-thelll" phases of government sad le Byrd Commttee, hut "there h growng need to examne closely c actvtes, practces am expenltures of the so-wlled defcne,nd war agences." These cmrr* ;ency agences are beleved to be proachng a "levelng off" stagtj fter necessarly speedy and tu- IUHUOUS organzatcn, sad the yrd Commttee, so tnnt "emcncy and vglance over practce? roperly may be demanded wthout uterferenee wth the maxmum 'ar effort." Effcency n admnstraton of he war agences would help rather han hnmper Amerca's drve to he goal of vctory. Rccommendaons of the Byrd Commttee have rove sound through performance and the Congressonal group has made a valuable.contrbuton to ;hc Naton. Ineffcency and wa^tc,n all government must be shaved ;o a mnmum under the commo. ense program of economy and.effcency sought hy the Congtus- onal Commttee n order tlud; maxmum resources be avalable or war. LOWEST IN YEARS Statstcs pr.umr.ecl lj the Bureau of Agrcultural Kennomcf at WaBhngton show that whle the cost of lvng s hgher, the ncome of wage earners has n» creased so that the percentage'of ncome requred to Imy food s the lowest for thrty years. 8, PLANTS The War Producton Hoard reports that 8, plants, employng,5, workers, Imve ceased cvlan producton o.ntely, and thousands nf other factores are workng ut lmted capacty, producng "Standardzed" Vctory models of refrgerators, bcycles, stoves, etc. OTHER EDITORS SAY Our Front Begns At Home! Ths country netxls a front at home. It needs to qut the land of makebeleve and nvade that of realty. To drop the slly dea that although losng we are bound to wn and awaken to the fact that unless we start wnnng we wll lose, We have been puttng forth our efforts n a daze of wshful thnkng. What we need are the full efforts that come from facng stark realty. We don't need to be told what an Axs vctory means slavery starvaton, torture, rape, murder.... the loss of our homes and farms, our wages u)d profts, ou lusnesses and unons, our freedom to speak, wrte and worshp an we please... endless agony lead mg fnally WWOHHIHI**th--'-- Wu dau'l uf ; UL.hf tuu: M years we, have heard the 'screams and seen the blood- Yet somjftow we seem to thnk tlutt we.are.dfferent H won't happen to us. Wat tll we get started. We're bound to wn, But, wll we?. There's tr& qu'.-s{fo\ Untl we fate t squwaly; untlv' "' l»" there can be!jjp> uvswers thus far evejr( P'^. to We, there can be no real home rout. Amdst defeat ths country has ozed. confdence. We've found not une buf u dozen slvu lnngs to every cloud. Sure t's bad... but we can't lose. Sure the Russans are beng pushed back... but look ut th«awful German looses. Sure we're losng hlps.. b\t thnk of what we're gong to buld. Of tourse Ihe (ermans have been wnnng. - but thnk how tred ther people are nd Sen the unrest through occuped Europe Of -ourst- the Japs have taken a lot uf places... but wat tll we bomb ther cardb.mrd ctes. How wll we- reach them'.' Oh, that Aleutan nvason sn't o badjust SU.IC Jfc-bjUtMd r ( vh.!%l!»pl cantured to have ther faces. '" Aul'so'lt goes. '.Vnu "" the papers, hear t on the lead t n speeches, applaud t \l\ the move? and sense t n ujfeat statements; you h ugh about slanteyed (Tups n your jokes and 8 uf vctory n your soncrs. " n " by, Mamma, I'm Otf tp hama." "The Ymks are wnnng m -. f FT f. t.

8 PAGE EIGHT PARTY LINE By Jack Lat and forgotten to nqure about ; chaperon, ll'mph-- no wonder he What I ho pnrty-lne n n t.h«alked IIII.MI her that way, hck r'kus us the dssemnaton And ths WHS tn' nn wt' of prattle md tattle, lu> benuty rlop < n the pnlous center*. whose (b-stny she w«s wllng for to te hprw! Anl thus t cnnc lout that * * f Mnysellp IVterkn, model, ht-perdnner md quondam showgrl, «nt m curful n Mle. lettna's hnr and nal jont, n very swank rendezvous fur Mnn Stenmern. "Honey." Jack dp Pfuy?tor ws< sayng over the bubble? at a rngsde table n the V- Club, "we ake off Wednesday at mdnght, The 'kff's all stocked anl shp Movsell' (* wns a pretty nnme - -Me nvented t herself) was by hape. You'll be ready?" way nf beng consderably wrapped up, at the moment, n Jack de I'fuyster. onn»f those playfellows wn) s usually culled a "scon." That s, le was under HO, wore what the well-dressed man was spent hs money lke a sucker am woke up every mornnk wth a whal«nf» hangover. A bachelor, he could be had. way you know what people Rut no gn\ had ever draped hm ould say," to Cty Hall as yet. Moyselle lu:l "Of course I do. Let 'cm,' an dea she mght. "That mght be nl rght for She was n the throes of beng rou. You ' haven't much reputaon to lose n such thng*, beautfed, n the hands of Fran- from ces. Frances was the most-n-demaml of all the hands n Bettna's,' and one -had to make an appontment ffl\ n advance to tret that Frances touch. In the adjonng booth, gettng the works, was Ktty Coolahan. Ktty was not a professonal, but she was a well-known beauty abmt the.swfter nghtere*. She was a bachelor grl wth a mysterous ncome, boheman n nclnatons, a bt promteeuous as to escorts, A very handsome doll she was, who sported an ultrasmart wardrobe and drove a swanky lttle mported tar that bore a low number. She was often n the K'lsnp columns, reported engaged to ths and that rounder, but she was stll sngle. Frances, who splled an excellent lno, had covered the spotnews and WHS fadng, off nto the feature-nntter durng her long handwork on Moyselle, when Julette, operatng on Ktty, got gong strong, Frances- tuuhed up for the moment, because Julette was no lame duck as a bureau of nformaton herself. "Yes," Julette was sayng to Ktty, "that Rubblng couple get along lke a couple of strange bulldogs. He beats the daylghts out of her, I understand. Petro's fxes up her shners and enamels over her cuts every week or so," Nce gong, that, and Prances wnked and they both lstened n some more. "But the looloo s that Jack de Pfuyster. He's been runnng wth a toy nude from the Casno. And dd hn gve, her a swell sluggng last Saturday nght! Wow she allowed up n the Salon, de Faree wth her eye opt to here and a happy smle on her ksser.... sad t was love and she wouldn't have t touched except ste had to work n the spotlght'and some people DID look at her face, too.' Moyselle almost fell out of her char. Saturday w»s the ngh Jack bad told her he had to stay n wth mater. Ktty laughed out bud. "So Jack's up to hs old rackets eh? One rough babty! cut hm dead after he tred to gel masterful wth me. ' He runs around wth one gal after an other, and he gets boled every nght so he doesn't remember who he was wth or where he was at." "Rght," chmed Julette. "He's got a reputaton lke scarlet fever, and he sn't above wokng gob, wth all Ila socal-regster ratng, as learned from one. He's slk-lned bum... am, what's worse, hear he an't any too lb oral, ether just loose when he's got an audence, but mghty hard to get a fur coat out of. de spse a man lke that,". Moyselle. wus blazng. Th Wlls the man she was tryng to drag nto mutrmonyany success to date. wthou "Uhu," added Julette. "It' n hs bluod. You know, hs old man s stll chasng, Goes fo 'em young, mostly chornes. Bu he plays hde-aways, whle Jack does hs struttng where the lght are full up. " hear hs latest s some model thnks I'm gong to marry her la that funny? She stcks he lttle lnger out when she lfts cocktal and she thnks Tovarcl "I hmmm -you forgot to toll np who's gong to chaperon tn party.' P Pfuyster almost dropped h< gns*. Chrstan Scence Church Calendar guardng ther nvestment In brand Frst Church m Chrst. Scenst, Sewaren, s a branch of the by contnued advertsng, Brsm ran and should bo kept Mother Church, The Frst Church p alv n the mnds of those to whom the manufacturer must look f Chrst, Scentst, n Fuson, for busness n the post-war Mass. Sunday servces, A. M., perod." Sunday School, thllo A. M. Wedesday Testmonal meetng, 8 '. M. Thursday, readng room, Other Edtors Say! to P. M, "SPIRIT" s the Lesson-Subject 'or Sunday, August!, n all CHrsan Scence Churches and Soc;- es throughout ttn? world. The Golden Text a: "Where the Sprt of the Lord s, there s lbrty." (II. Coy. :7.) Among the Lesson-Sermon ctaons s the followng from the Bble: "Except the Lord keep the ty, the watchman waketh but n 'an." (Psalms 7:.) The Lesson-Sermon also ncludes (Contnued from Page 7) pennant," starts a story about shpyard producton, The U.. Treasury sends to newspapers a so-called. "Lberty Lmerck": A panter named Samuel Brush Sad, "Here s our job and t's rush*..,. P.y war bonds so fast That Htler can't last, And the Japs wll collapse n he followng passage from the Chrstan Scence textbook, "Scnce the crush!" See, just that easy! j Wat tll and Health wth Key to thewe get gong! Scrptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: 'The creatons of mortal mnd arc materal, Immortal sprtual man alone represents the truth of creaton." (p, 6.) gme and gave the Amercans the damnng phrase "The men of s a»k.n daeaso, She's a flash, Vchy,", though, and when she ke«ps ho trap shut, she gets by as» bgtme clothes-horse. "lut f she's Washngton Parade drwmmjjr th*t Mm *- Wujuta,, (Conttnuedrom (Contnnedrom Edtoral fogr) ta am* St. jw* h. ^tw... uf dorlsl;.bfmportant 'lt!u he sn't t stckng hs hu neck neek out fo: for jtr the halter yet, huh?" one of ts major jobs s "provdng ' "Not that party," cackled Ktty. "He gave me a tnkle th the home front and n thu produc- nformaton to those fghtng on other day, sad he was gong on a ton fluds," to "help producers to cruse as soon as the famly yacht ncrease output of fghtng "toou s out of dry dock, and would and promote more vfltcjutt use of come along? I asked who th products by cvlans."! chapwor was gong to be, and h. "Wth the pofcsbl ntroducton sad be wa. I'm laughng: yet." of the "Vctory" label for vanned Moyselle felt gns prckng he and packaged goods," sad Golden, all over. He had nvted her on "th«quest!',ffcses what wll hap. that; yachtng trp apjarently after t)*str«rtgerha# turned hm pun t» all I nm told. But I'm n grl. You want to stamp me so the whole Street. wll have the goods on me?" "Say what s ths? I thought you knew what t wn all about. So you turn out to be the vllage ngenue, afrad of thu menace wth the black mustache." "No. nut vllage, but the rest s correct... wll you please take me home?" "I'll send you home... Here, captan have the doorman cal my car. The lady has to go some place." a * * "Woll you know a yachtng "Can you magne,'' de Pfuyster was coong nto the ear of Kt- rp s a pretty defnte thng. In own, ths way, people can sus-tcct or guesd or just don't gv arm about her on the prvate lt- Coolahan, as she sat wth hs whoop. But, out there that tle upper deck of hs yacht fant sea. "a chaperon th* dope wanted!" New Books, "Say does she wear long flannel underwear?" gggled Ktty. "I haven't heard the word n years.".tsnr to make consumers 'brand j. "Cfno what may n our effort tn conserve materals, labels and dstnctve names may, of necessty, become elmnated temporarly from packages and products. "Manufacturers n Great Brtan have met ths problem n safe- (Contnued \rom Edtoral Page) scramble for hgher wages, fatter contracts, bgger farm party and TO CHOOSE THE BOOK YOU group advantages; why we strke DID NOT MENTION. and waste'tme and money n the GOSH, BILL, HOW THAT BOY mdst of war; why we burn up rubber and fal to collect scrap; CAN WHITE! why WE CHOSE THE BOOK BY W. L. WHITE. And snce ths s a book column, let's not forget that the name of Wllam Allen Whte was once woll known among our Amercan novelsts, He wrote "A Certan "Rch Man" back n 9, but t stll stands up today as one of the best novels of ts tme. * *. When Mary.HeatanVorse, author of one of the best chroncles about jprovrcetowrt wt've ever rcud, "Tme and the Town," frst caught sght of that pcturesque vllage, she says she knew at once that t was her home. The townspeople were a bt slow, however, pbout acknowledgng her.' They, arc Inclned to look down on those-, who j "off Cape ' jujt as the rfatvck Nantucket and Martha's Vneyard consder everybody else n the world "off slanders." After Mrs. Vorse had lved thrty-fve years n ProvneetoWn, a neghbor of hers sad, "We've gotten to thnk of you as one of us." It was sad and receved complment. as a great Qunne s a necessty n Afrca, Ben Lucen Rurnm tells us n hs nterestng account of the Free French troops, "Mracle On the "Congo." One of the frst gestures And so, amdst defeat, there s a strangu lethargy. In our confdonc.cr wo put off.ntl tomorrow the bond we could buy today. We'postprfnq tll after electons the legslaton needed now, Ths state of mnd s why wa we crab over savng gasolne that seamen ded to transport. We grasp at straws, buy newspapers whose headlnes kll the most Japs and enjoy the rado commentator who constructs the bggest, vctores out of defeat. We haven't faced the feet that we arc losng the war; that we can lose t fnally, and that wewll los: t unless the tde turns, We haver't realzed that th war, s everythng; that nothng fls'e counts; that all we hold dear s at stake, We can faee-th'ese thngs wthout panc and despar. Th'e only cuse for panc wll be f we fal to do so. We are not bound to. wn nor wll we whle lulled wth that contentng thought. N. Y. World- TeUgram. of hosptalty on the part of thegreat war n whch we dd not men to whom he talked was to offer hm a qunn! tablut.,"we call that he staggers around wth She's not bad-lookng from all them bonbons here," one Frenchman told hm, Bon Lucen Bur- I hear, but dumb us all day long, She thnks the dresscd-up boz s class. But you ought to hea hm talk about her from all I'm told. "He says: "Ths new man, who s best known to Amercan readers for hs stores of the Msssspp, WHS ^he^frst outsder, to reach the Flee French at Brazztvleyn Equatoral Afrca. In hs cables from ^there he revealed the true nature of the Petun re- flames of merohunproducers hav dollars n advev POWER A comprehensve survey by the Brookngs Insttute predcts shortage of power to a degree whch mght mpede war produc ton, unless a program of extenson, conservaton and more effectve utlzaton s undertaken mmedately. 89 YEAR-OLDS Although we have never had a call up youths of 8 and 9 years of age, Secretary Stmson recently stated that young men of that age can make plans for the next months wth the certanty that th«y wll not be drafted, Hgh School Grad's 8 Though 6 Wn Your Wng BFlOflk 'Go To Your Mtamt Ntyy ftt<rutf Staton To«y AH k&ak QV FRIDAY. AUGUST 7,. 9 MUGGS AND SKEETER THANK VtJU POR CALUNG T TO MV MUGGS SKIPPY I GOT THROWN OUT O'THe LIBRARY YSSTEfcDAY. I WAS LOOKIN AT * BOOK HAD A, SWELL fmctuf?! O'6EOP6E WASHINGTON IH IT, SO I ASKED TH6/~ ~~T T^" { LIBRARIANS I C^BL -V J$& \* H *M COULD BORROW; JHfe* $$$> y FOR? Cbpr. IM, ttnj Ptton Syndef. Int., World njht»re> WHAT A MISTAKE THffT WASII ( CALLED THE LIBRARIAN'S ATTe^KH > TO A BOOK I WAS TAKING OWl IT, ( WAS PULL OF FINGERPRINTS AND N-, TURNED-DOWN LEAVES! SSSDJ^SMX SRS«LP. REPORT IT MUGG9 f I WANTED \ LOOK MUSTACHC INDEPENDENT ) y < By WALLY Bls, By PERCY ELZA POPPIN - By OLSEN & JOHNSON COOLQ_flX \TuP FcK KRAZY KAT By HEKISMW NAPPY NAPPY?ICAKNOT USING DES6 MAZIE M'LEAN IN MINE PGECTURES/A5AN ACTRESS.SHE IS POSITWEL DISGOSTINK. <<*9 [?! U - H - OKAY FELLERS.' Y'HEARD WHA BORIS SAID.'ONE OF US'LL HAVE T'TELL'TUFPY' THAT HIS SISTER DON'T CRACK NO ICE t A I * U N D HERE/ I BETTER, GO HOME / I JES' HOIO \ I'LL SCRAMVl I DON'T F6EL ME MUDDERt NOW.'l \ \ SO GOOD,' CALLIN' A^GOTTA RUN AN ERPANO.' V/HAT'SA MATTER R WITH YOU GUYS?ARE YA SCARED?GOOBER.? YOU AFRAID T'TELL M LEAN? THERE'5 GOOBERf MEY GOOBER.''JATELL '? By IRV T DETECTIVE RILEY -By RICHAISI> ^ RETURNS FROM A VISIf( TOWN. PROFESSOR EXPECT OU EVIDENCE T SHOW UP VERY SHORTLY FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW LOOK AT ME, H FORGET IT,' THAT EVENING RllEV.'SHAKY AST THERE'S NOTHING A &CHOOLGIRL! ^- TO DO BUT < W* HELLO. WHOEVER IT IS W 'RE»AIT.'OUE65 I ISIB RONALD LASS MIRRORS ' u IN COMMON USE * WHEN JULIOS maewp...^ MINOlC I STICK AK.. -. '< WHILE? THE PCCFtb- BEEN APPOINTED A U:-,. CCWVMITfEE OF OM ING SOON ANYWWf. MN'f GOVEf,:' ae ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN : ;v

9 bt- fhrtffcrr wktr m.atm\m,.,!*", r_lead»«" FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, *8 PAGE NINE ' able-header In Fords Monday Starts Seres For USO Beneft Jars ;n crs s -' V rs Up But 6 'trlmnary ;.r Seres j; In an ndc-,,-lnry to the. lr beneft of,!,;; who have nr; n s, r ht for -,, n a ( to,; Headng All l for the All- :." well under ls were con-, : total of SIX,v,ll,," to a brsk,, advantage " :;an n the -,-.,, more tnllle? Pt. Readng Race Gets Closer, Hegaman 's Suffer Frst Setback PORT READING ffefaman Ht«(-) W. (6) A. & a Ol (-) Snooket (t-) Sjr Anthony' (-) (Fgures n parentheses mlrnt,,; frst half won and lost rocud.) PORT READING Wth the Beavers defeated for the frst tme n three seasons, last week, ndcatons are that they are no belter then even to take the seroml-hnlf ttle n the Port Rendng Senor Softball loop. The A. & B. Ol Company, by a brace of wns one of them aganst the league-leadng Hap;aman Heghts may make a tght three-cornered battle for the second-half crown. The HflKmans, scattered. 7 G AKR.H.. S- ft B nn nn :>n x c. Trumph 5,7 to5 leuvly armed s lke Common- after clppng (t. Anthony's, ft to, bowed to the Olcra n n freehttng 7 to all ray. The A. & B, Ol crow also stopped the Sants, 6 to 9. The Beavers, not to be outdone, took a - contest over the luckless St. Anthony's, The box scores: H«*am*n Ht«. (5) B. Keats, b 8. Wojck, p :) G. Chervenak, If W. Gurney, nf W. MalmowBk, as A. F&gye's, cf E. Bartha, c J. Sobesk, b S. Sobesk, f W. Stopnsk, lb A. & B. Ol (7) Kutehyak, lb N. IVAprle, b Hnm-Honn, If Totals St. Anthony' () Ab. R. II.. VBoy. J, Kalnu, If E. Kollar, sa U Ed. Kollar, sf Waslck, lb M. Kollar, b Grzur, c ( Evomt/rf...'..'. " " a Gogala, b J. Kollar, p Schn, rf Totals Score by nnngs: Hagaman Hts 5 St. Anthony's 6 A. *. B. Ol (8) Ab. R.H. Travnlone, cf 5 N. D'Aprle, b Marhak, c.* 5 Gurney, sf,'! KolsM'ck, pf ' S M. D'Aprle, rf '. Znllo, f Bortnlaml, sa :.., Marhak, e Coppola, b Potts, p Totals 7 Hagnraan Ht. () Ab. R. H Keats, b, : Malnowsk, ss S Chervaak, If, Curnpy, sf 5 Zuccao, cf P I E. Bartha, c L. Bartha, rf '.. Sobesk, b... S. Sobesk, lh... Totals, Score by nnngs: 7 A. k B. Ol 56 7 Ilagaman Hts r> St. James' Team Wns Junor League Ttle WOODBRDCE JR. BASEBALL Fnal Second Half Standng w. St. Jamt' (-) Dragon*.. (-) Wldcat*. (-) Maroom. (5-) Outlaw*. (-) (-) (Fgures n parentheses ndcate frst half won and lost record.) WOODBRIDGE Falure of the Wldcats to appear for a scheduled contest, and ther to vctory over the &nvpms ths weak-»*v& the St. James lads the second-half Fords Race Tghtens In Fnale Barons Must Defeat Mnrphys Tuesday Or Lose nd-half Crown FORDS SENIOR SOFTBALL W. L eya<m A. A (-) Baron Club (8-) Murphy Boy... (-) Sluf»er (-) Budde (-) (Fgures n parentheses ndcate frst half won and lost record.) EO.RDS The Barons lost, a 6 to ball game' n the Fords Senor Softball League, and t may Ct them the second-half crown. The Barons who have had three wns and one defent n the secondhalf meet the thrd-place Murphy Boys- Tuesday nght. Unless they take tha contest and thus te the Heyden A. A., whch has compu'ted ts schedule, the Haydens wll have the laurels for ths perod of play. The wnners, whle able only to collect but 5 hts off Balogh whle the Barons got sx safetes, were able to bunch ther hts n the thrd, fourth and ffth nnngs,'t-o L- te up the game n a package, The box score: Heyden. (6) t Ab. R. If. Balowtz, If E. Kosck, sf Kluj, ss Total? 8 5 crown n the Womlbrdge Junor B»ron» ( Ab.R.F. Baseball crcut. The Sants wnd Jago, b up the perod wth four wns aa aganst ote defeat, a record dentcal wth that of the fst-half, and thua take the year's ttle n ths dvson. E. Bande, sf After scorng once n the frst frame, the Sants were unable to get a runner across the plate agan untl the sxth, when a bj; rally gave them three runs, The Dragons were held scoreless except for the ffth wh«n two runs were marked up. Ozel, onthc mound for Kopperwatts, b Elko, b Kardos, p Labbancz, lb Chovan, c Smrga, cf Kosck, rf Muller, ss R. Mller, cf A. Nagy, If W. Flowers, b Relly, lb V, Frey, c Smnk, rf Szorez, rf B. Balogh/p Feld Club Takes 6th In A Row Appears To Hare Second-Half Champonshp Unless Greners Clck WOODBRIDGJE SR. SOFTBALL W. L F*U Club... (fl-o) 6 Grener.... (-Z) ] Sportng Club... (.-) Hungaran* (O-O) ShJll (-5) Top Ten (8.) FaUon _ (J-) Hofcow A. C (-) I (Fgures n parentheses ndcate frst half won and lost record,) WOODBRIDG-E The Flel. Club, takng tr sxth straght wn, apparently has the second-half champonshp all wrapped up. The Greners, dle agan, Ate n second place wth three wns and no defeats, but unless they ca contnue ther strng unbroken they wll wnd up the season second slot a poston n whch ths club has rarely found tself. The league leaders romped av tfver the Hoboes for a 6 to trumph. In the same crcut tre Hungarans jumpd on the Falcon for a 6 to decson, but tlv latter broke eve& for the wee wth ther -9 dkcson over.th< Hoboes A. C... The thrd-placq Sportng Club tghtened,ts hold onhrd poston by trmmng the Shell Ol, 9 to %. n The box acoes: Shell (S) Kelly, b :... Gorechlad, sf..., FtzGeald, b.., Corky, If...-. Gjrenes, p - Mescrk, sf Mtzak, cf - Cosgrove, lb Mescs, c - Ebner, c.x. Roberts, rf _ Allgar, rf _ Ab.R.H. - Totals,...,_ 5 Sportng Club (9... Ab. R. H Rethy, c _ Pocsay, b Huszar, If _ B. Gyenes, rf _ Totals 9 Smpendorf<x, lb... M. D'Aprle, as ;.._ The Haa? Score by nnngs: Van Dalen, ss _..,. Coppoh, lb 5 some Bertolam, b the wnners fcav up but three,heyden, Balogh, p -... bngles.! Barons.../. Rocky, cf Zullo, If - Segylnsk, sf, the Woodbrdg:? Danel, rf The box score: r.ntpols, the Sf. Potts, P - St. J»m«() 'GATOR NABS WORKER Ducsak, b ralle out all to Brodnak, lb Tampa, Fla. Whle workng Carl, cf...: wth a mosquto control crew n a Totals Totals... nn-pluaned by Ozl, p pond at MacDll Feld, Earl Score by nnngs: S». A»tk«ny'» (9) I Stag's Mr. Doyle, J. Schckcr, c - Brandhurst was nabbed on the leg Shell- 5 Zuccaro, ss by an eght-foot allgator. Hs Sport. Club 9 E. Kollar, sf a Haag, ss. n yells brought a fellow-worker, H. Kollar, b ] I T.unc, b who slammed the allgator wth a Feld Club (6). Kalna, If -' * o C. Scheker, b... ten-gallon spray can he was carryng- untl t released ts grp, Venerus, b 5 L. MoLaughln, e 5 Grzer, b l Turner, If :... W»slek, lb... Prekop, rf Andresk, k e ;j Wckley, rf Brandhurst was carred to the Rusznak, lb McLaughln, p ' feld hosptal where t was dscovered that he was sufferng from 'jlenard, cf - * Sprnorell, cf Totals 5 MEd. Kollar, f Delaney, SR Ab. R. E Ifj. Kollar, rf \ Dragons () severe laceratons but no broken Hll, rf Ambrozy, If.-, bones. The allgator was dspatched wth a charge of dyna- 'Moore, If E. Bennet, c Vratsonos, sf... 9 b mte lashed to a long pole, put Sedlak Totals, [Ells, b, sf under hm. Mnkler, b, Score by Innngs: fpetro, f - 8 j 5 R 7 6 A. & B. Hoklar, ss ELECTROCUTE BY ACCIDENT Totals Ab. R. H, St. Anthony's... Balogh, cf Chelsea, Mch. Carl Barth, 7- Hoboj. A. C. (6) Ab. R. H Lucasj f /ear-od well-drller, was electro, R, Forsch, ss () - uted whe,n hs well-drllng rg Chuck, lb, E. Barany, cf. Mnucc,' If o ell aganst a power lne. After. Kovacs, b J. ChtfdellCcf Totals 5 ' oendng her small sster to a S Fshnger, b A. EvbnU, J ( n Scor.e by nnngs: neghbor for help, Mrs. Betty Van J. Barany, If J. Zullo, b St. James' Rper, -ye.ar-okl farm wfe, apparently tred to turn off the g- B. Forsejh, lb G. Wjwlek, Dragons Sylansk c B. Kulck, ssf nton of th6 truck operatng the Halvanko, sf ;.. P. Whte, c... drllng rg, and was also electrocuted. Her body waa found on EUa, p r Ge-rty, f Danel, b E, Mnuee, rf * the runnng board of the truck. Sloe, > - Totals : *.*>. fl '""herraan named A 'Wood, I *M>rk jugt ajl ««lould ''I <> uabou^tt "ond flrer "Hllr-'Mu I'lme of Hen! Qt» lor goodl* wr: Uoud Wn^BMhl <mola '" >uut country va Ik* Totals 7 5 E. M. Kollor, s Ed. Kollar, b Kalna, If Clupola, f Alrask Amlrask, c ' Grwr, b Scohnsky, Kuchyuk, lb Cloote, p Totals Score by nnngs: Beavers... ' St, Anthony's 7! THE BREAKS Santo Fe, N. M.-Returmng who had broken her rght arm, Mr. -. and Mrs.... S. M. do found ther -year-old J^eane, squrmng on mate. WASHEP GOAT GETS NOTICES Oakland, Calf. When offcals notced that many ctzens were not complyng wth poated notces to burn weeds, they nvestgated and dscovered the reason. A goat had taken a fancy to the notces and had eatef Wof~th*»-U* are beng caught. THE DIFFERENCE West Jefferson, N. C If j want to get drunk n ths town you'd better do t on week days The fne for drunkenness n pub le on u week day s $5.; on of $5. Sunday, t's» FISH CATCHES BOY Brookfeld, Mo. Instead of "boy catches fsh," ths tme t's ""flal cafcles Uoy."" Whtte-sW,... a lake, Junor Van Bbber,!, was attacked by a fsh and pulled under twce before he was rescued by a companon, The -pound catfsh wus stll clng-... o to hs hand when he was Woodbrdge Recreaton League Schedules For Week of Augut th ALL-STAR GAMf At the Ford Pork Monday, at 5:B, B*ron Club v«. Woodu, Jge Feld Club; at 9:5; Ford All-Start VI. Woojbrdge All-Stan, for the Beneft of USO, wth CommHoner Ja»»» SehaffrUk throwng out the But ball. WjboDBRlDGE SENIOR SOFTBALL At th. W«<Mtt>rd K e No. School F«t Thur.d»y at 6 P. M., Top Ten v>. Woodbrdge Feld Club- (Fr.t Half play ); TuctlUy, Grener V, Hungaran B. C. (potpontd game). off); FORDS SENIOR SOFTBALL Murphj*» At th«ford Park Tuesday, Bar.n Club BoyTforguany l At Port ReadlM-'Wonday. Snooke* v. Hagaman Hc ut, Falcons, Bowrtn w, A. * B. Ol; Thurtday, A. & B. Ol' v». Hungarans WQODKAIPGE JUNIOR BASEBALL Por tbe Woadfcrde S*waoaL Chapfloa Score by nnngs: Feld Club 6 5 IB Hoboes A. C 6 F.kon. () Ab. R, H. Albertson, ss.., Scbcker, sf ',.. Bndewald, b French, lb ng Ebner, cf I pulled out, It had to be klled bejfore EUBSO, b ' ts grp was loosened, Dwyer, p «^ rf. - Barret, c Orlck, If Totals Hunga-ant (6) Kalena, c -' SOX CLOUTER 7 8 Gunso, as, * Tobak, b B Chords, lb J. Kollar,; p o Ur, cf BUIIVB, If Segy, rf Lobro, b..., * J Ryan, sf ; ] Qxtno, s :. Tohrf -..."= J, If! Ill 8-8 McCann, "gb' By Jack Sord, SPORTS ECHOES The Dodgers And The Cards The Dodgers and Cards, who have been battlng... lor nearly two years now wth Brooklyn usually comng out on top are comng to the crtcal pont of tha year's flag chase. For the Dodgers, the task s somewhat smpler than for the Redbrda. All the Platbush clan must do between now and the last of next month s to hold on to a consderable lead they have pled up. But the Cardnals must turn on oven more stetyn durng these comng "cookers" than they got up n July and they weren't exactly crawlng n July. Of course, they may have a break n the form of a Dodger slump, but that knd of strategy usually pays off n'second place dvdends, or lower, It's true that the August-September stretch haa caused many a talspn among the leaders, but Brooklyn doesn't mpress observers as the type of club to. go nto last-mnute nose-dves there's too much experence among the Bums for that. Youth carres the handcap n last-dtch pennant fghts. The younger boys mjy have a tendency to become jttery at the last moment. Angust Crtcal Month It wll probably happen n August that s, f t happens, that the Card* grab the League lead from the Dodgers, A slght slump for four or fve games on the part of the defendng Natonal League champons 'and a wnnng streak of a week's duraton on the part of the Cards wll turn the trck.. The chances are, aganst t, however] by very heavy odds, In the frst place, the lead s too great, Even f the Cards dd put on a tremendous spurt and catch the Dodgers, t would be ther turn to loae a few and the Champons' turn to snap- baek nto wndng form. In the second place, the Dodgers have shown no sgn of any weakness durng the season that was prolonged enough to lose a pennant., They seem to have a "Yankee consstency" for wnnng ball games, game, and many y a Dodger would be dsheartened f he faled to get back k n theje at t those the Yankees n ths year's World Seres. Then the Dodgers have a "notably consstent twrlng corps, wth French and Wyatt headng the lst. All these factors add up to another-pennant for Brooklyn unlens some udden surge sends St. Loua to the top and keeps them there. As to the chanees of each team n the World Seres, both would have comparatvely good chances. of wnnng. Brooklyn may have the edge because of a long wat for sweet revenge, but the Cardnals seem' to be abls to lck anybody when ther ptchng staff s clckng, The Seres should be better ths year than last because t wll be closer, no matter who fnally walks off wth the flag n the Natonal and provded, e Yankees manage to eke out n the JS5 5 Amercan, BOLT KILLS ft BOYS MULINOCKET, Me. Seekng shelter under a tree durng an electrcal storm, fve 'teen-aged boys w.ere klted and several others njured when lghtnng utruek Ihe tt6b under whch they wew standng. To Throw Frst Ball v o o n! u n c?.-~ A don> hcul<m\ one ';me to stflh at f nml the nln-- at 7, wll start on Mtndny n?!u thr ncrfn of three surh event* whch arc belt»h spnmnvd ly the Ilt'erctnn Com» mlleo fll- the heu-ft of the USO, The detals of the contest were UN ' rmjred hy Snnnl (loo. The games on Mumlay nr'tt wll l»" ])lnytd at Fords Park. Tho Woorthrdjre Feld Oluh wll meet the Rnronn n th<- tl-st tlt and the. second wll see n clash between the Wondhrdffe All-Stnrs and tho Fords All-star*. fommttppmnt Jftmcn Sohnffrwk v- wll thrcrw out the ttrjt bullon-lhts- - ocensmn and when, n week l«er, the scene wll shft to Wnodhrdge, tho hnnora wll le done by Mayor- AEmt F. Orcner and the localo wll bo the Leeon Feld. At thn the Gr'ner Assocaton wll tho RUGGED Chef Justce Stone, Ukug cognzance of the Buspcoq that the reorganzed Court would mnd; ponts ta d uala n our mdst." Port RcndE Rcav«s nnd n the nrltcnp, the Wood* All-Stars and the Fords All- Stars wll tnrle. The thrd nnd fnal doubleheader n the serf? wll be played ut Port Readme The A. k B. Ol Company whch lnn shown stomo flnshy stuff, -wll t-wkc aboard tlo., Heydcns from Fords n the frst (tame and the Fods All-Stam and tl' Port Rendne AU-Stnrs wll n the second. Townshp ConmltPemau Frank Wukovets wll throw out the frst bull for these Gokkn Bears Start Practce Next Week WOOnBIUDGK Tho :udg> Alumn (Jolden Kenrs wll pen ther»-l football practlw sessons on Thu"5(ly npht at 7 o'clock nnd Sunlny mone at n'elov'.;, nt the Legon -Stadun Tony Onccnlu, veteran roach w,!l (?!n be the'bears' mentor asssted by Erl Smth, lust year's captan and most valuable player. Onccnla lns lost men n two seasons to the armed foroea and 'Xpccts several others n ths pjo«vus years' lne-up to go before the season ^E* under way. The Bears hav^ n record ot' W vctores and ' losses n years fnd hold the county nnd Central Jersey champonshps n the sem* pro rankt. All former players am those de- ' srous of fltulx ; berth on tho 9 Bears are asked to report at the oponnp sessom. Bears Play Twn Bl Wth Jersey Cty Next Sunday, * NEWARK The Newark Bears wll stn^e ther annual truck and feld ( j»y meet for ball plnyera next Sunday afternoon when eght events wlt be contested between ~~" games of the dnubleheadtr wth Jersey Cty. At stake wll le tho beautful trophy on whch tha _. rs took frst ICR laat,year n a meet at Jersey Cty. _, Track nnd Feld Day, always a ved letter' day for Newark fans» has been m&;de doully attractve ths I year by the {net that the Beare have one George "Snuffy" Sttrwess n ther lneup. Np. doubt the 'gerate&t buserumer alve today nnd a sure bfetto break all modern bane-runnng, records, Sarwess probably s also tho fastest man n baseball. However, over n Jersey Cty they dspute Snuffy'a supremacy as a speedster, although they ac«yfoftlwsr hs sfch «s-»-ba»ernjto, ner. They mantan that. Johnny Rucker wll heat the Roar flash In a straghtaway raw nnd a 75-yard dash wll settle that long.dscuaed topc. There wll also be tme twtfl around the bases, a ptchers' relay race around the outer brm of tha nfleld welkns fteo, 5-yard dajj for catchers, potutot race, threelegged race and a. unque test for,. Startng at 5 feet, Managers Bll Meyer and Panho'- Snyder wll toss an egg to ench other, movng back three paces wth erery catch and the frst to break the ORB wll be the Sunday, loser, Tha aeres, startng wll also murk the last., of the yem- for Jersey Cty at Newark. Shcre wll bo fve gamed wt ha doublehetder on the flabbath, and on Monday llta and and u Wednesday twlght game afternoon ay. " Begnnng " '...:UU Tuesday vuna tha Tuead Prelmnary requests homjbu' for total. 8,«. of the. of n connecton wth :'women M H *"""

10 PAGE TEN " FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 9 INDEPENDENT How's Your Health? By The Medco Sunshne s almost us essental to our well-beng as food, ar, and water. The drect effect of the sun was frst recognzed n 7 ly a London doctor named Harrs. Harrs found that clam shells and other thngs "whch hal lan for l long tme n the sun" assumed curatve powers, The undent Chnese fed groundup dnosuur bones that had been bleached n the sun to ther sck chldren because t seemed to help make them well. Sun Form Vtamn D One of the most mportant physcal functon? of.sunlght, :s far as man s concerned, s to form vtamn I) below the surface of our skn. Vtamn D helps lead calcum and phosphorus nto the bloodstream. Both of these mnerals are needed to buld strong, hard bones and teeth, to tone up the nerves, and to prevent rckets and twtchng muscles. Recently medcal scence dscovered that the volet rays of the sun produce vtamn D not only n our skn but also n varous other substances n nature. Vtamn D s found n small quanttes n.egg yolk, mlk, butter, salmon (fresh or canned), Glamorous New Clp*Top Curls For Nght and Day Ths versatle fashon looks trm and effcent by day.,, glamorous on your star-spangled evenngs. Cut short all over, wth the new sprngy Defense CurL Easy to manage harcuts. Feather-edge Permanents Machneless Permanents Phone P. A. - f 5. f.5 SCHINDEL'S Beauty Shop 97 Smth St. Perth Amboy, N. J. Buy More Stamps and Bond I oysters, sardnes, and many other foods. It s found n abundance n fsh ol?, lke cod lver ol and, as recently dscovered, shark lver ol. It s assumed that, through the centures, fsh and even certan plants acqured the ablty to store vtamn D durng the sunny season aganst the tme when the sun shone less brghtly. Other Vtamn Source! In wnter very lttle sun reaches fsh punder water n northern clmes, Fsh n th«se regons are found to have large quanttes of vtamn D stored n ther lvers, Certan trees n Norway store t durng sunny tmes and have been used by natves for medcnal purposes, Vtamn D can also be added artfcally by rradaton, the process of exposng a substance to ultravolet rays. The sunshne vtamn s now packed n many of the newer, rradated foods avalable for home use. There are three ways, for nstance, of puttng vtamn D nto mlk: () keep the cow n the sun, () keep the cow n a dark stable bathed n the glow of an ultravolet lamp, and () rradate the mlk tself, Dpotou and Weather' Although we may depend upon rradated foods for supplementary supples of vtamn D, Ve should get most of t from the sun. There s a dstnct psychologcal value n sunlght that s not to be dscounted, ether. As a matter of fact, t sn't hard to understand the enthusasm of sun worshppers t's hard to be grouchy when ndulgng n a lesurely sun bath. Probably none of you who read ths have faled to notce the short tempers, lack of energy, and depressed feelngs among many wth whom you come n contact n dull, oppressve weather and how quckly tempers mprove and dspostons brghten when the weather clears and the sun appears. Even the stock exchange, they say, responds to the weather. Too Much Sun Not Good Sun bathng, however, s a habt that may easly be carred to excess. "The sun s' the most potent of Nature's remedes and, lke strong medcnes, should be taken only n moderaton. Lyng on beaches exposed to the drect ruys of the sun when the body s not covered wth a protectve coat of tan s lkely to cause dangerous burns. Besdes sunburn, there can be other ll effects from too much sun and summer heat. Exposure to excessve heat may result n sunstroke, heat exhaus ton, or heat cramps. Any one of these condtons s serous and should be avoded. Far-sknned, red-hared people should be par tcularly careful to take ther sun n small doses. Every summer people lose days from ther vacaton ard work by gettng an overr dose of the sunshne thfy wave. Ths summer partcularly, wth, every mnute and every penny needed to help brng vctory, days are too precous to lose because of a bad case of sunburn. Watch Expoture Although some people mght not agree, a very deep tan that s almost black s not partcularly to be desred. Actually, the tannng ndcates that your body s lng up colored pgment n the skn to protect t from gettng too much sunlght. My own experence has been that, other thngs beng equal, feel healthest when I absorb lots of sunshne and the fresh ar that goes wth t. I take n all I can n the normal course of each day. But I take care never to expose myself too long, fearng the unpleasant consequences whch I know are almost sure to result. New Date Dresses Junor! are born to wear date dreto wth dah, brght colon, why krt, nave necklnes, mug lttle bodcfl, and long lne that mold the torso. The onet lown above are featured n the Augut ue of Good Houtekeepng Magazne. CALM RESCUER AT Slvs,. When hs 8-year-old sster, Joan, tumbled off a trcycle nto eght feet of water n an open cstern, Donald Cox,, calmly got a rope, threw t down to Joan and told her to hold on to t, whle other boys ran to a neghbor's house to summon help. Joan was hauled out safely and Donald's calmness s credted wth, savng the chld from probable drownng. BABY'S VOICE HEARD IN HAWAII Taunton, Mass..When Mrs. Thomas Sclans held her daycld baby boy to the mouthpece of the telephone,'captan Sclano, the baby's father, heard the baby's voce n far-off Hawa, whero he s servng; as an Army medcal offcer., Teachers To Curtal Annual Meetng Due To War TRENTOX The Executve Commttee of the New Jersey Educaton Assocaton decded today to curtal the usual four-day Annual Conventon, orgnally scheduled for Atlantc Cty, n favor of a shorter meetng that wll take pece n Trenton on November 6th and 7th. Specal features that would tax the transportaton systt-n of the State are also beng cancelled. Thus, the program of the state-wde hgh school orchestra and chorus, an outstandng feature of Sunday afternoon programs of the past, wll be cancelled. No school tme wll be used and the teachers wll forego the two days permtted by State law for attendance at the Annual Conventon. Accordng to present plans, the modfed conventon wll open for regstraton and votng on Frday, November 6th, at o'clock, and wll contnue wth busness and a general program on Saturday, and a bref meetng on Sunday. Ths wll meet the requrement of the present Consttuton. It s expected that ths curtaled meetng wll serve the essental busness of the Assocaton and that the general program on Saturday wll contrbute to the better understandng of teachers as to how the schools may best serve the natonal war effort. CASUALTIES U. S. war casualtes, for the frst seven and one-half months of war, total,!, ncludng,8 dead,,,8 wounded am} 6, mssng.' GAME SOCIAL Every Thursday Evenng AT 8: P. M. AT St. Andrew's Church Hall AVENEL ST., AVENEI., N. J. DON'T WAIT IN THE PARK Feld Club Contnued From Sport Pan* Kbner, cf I! Ihvypr, Kb Juror, b Kusso, rf Dochngcr, p Orlck, c Totals Hobo*. A. C (8) Mcses, c K. Barany, ss S. Fshnger, b. Barwy, If Krk, p ' Hlavenka, lb. Ur, rf Gcrty, rf IVl'UTO, Cf Golden, b Ab I Totals :.- 9 Score by nnngs': Falcons 7 Hoboes A. C 9 BLASTS OWN CAVE, DIES Rversde, Calf. When- offcer'! eou&ht to quoston Frank Krter, 5-year-old engneer on ar arport project at Gant Rock about g!.solne thefts, the many who lved n n three-room cave whch he had h'wn out of sold rock, suddenly van nto another room of the cave, connected two wres of a plunger and set off a blast whch wrecked the place. Ammunton whch Krtzor had stored n the cave started a fre whch burned hm to death. Three of the offcers were njured by the blast, NO PLEASURE TRIP Jackson, Mss. Hdng n the ruage compartment of a, bus gong from Memphs, Tenn., to Jackson, Curts Ray Wlson, 5, of El Paso, Texas, was all n when the compartment was opened sx hours later n Jackson. Attendants found hm, soaked wth perspra ton pounds lghter and unable o stand. What he ddn't know was that the baggage compartments are dustproof and vrtually artght. REJECTED YANK BAGS Alexandra, Rejected when he tred to get n the U. S. Ar Force, Lance C. Wade,, of Tucson, Arz., joned the RAP and has succeeded n baggng twelve Naz planes to date. News From The Screen By Emly Enrght The only way Drector Ots Brower got enough extras who looked lke Japanese to appear n hs flm, "Lttle Toko, U. S, A.", was to use Chnese and the only way he could get them to portray ther hated enemy was to persuade them that ths was an opportunty to make vlluns of the Japs and, at the same tme, get pad for t. The rumor that the Bran Ahernc'a (Joan Fontane) were about to be dvorced was squashed when the Academy Award wnner declared, "If the' Ahernes are dvdng, t's lke Gaul n throe part." Then she announced the mpendng arrval of an her. Screen stars, durng the past sx months, have traveled a dstance ctual to more than thrty tme* around the world to entertan solders and salors, accordng to the Hollywood Vctory Commttee, They have made,98 personal appearances afc forts, camps, etc. Ther most spectacular performance, of course, was the famous Vctory Caravan, whch shattered all entertanment records and rased $8, for army and navy relef. The Dead End kds seem about to strke a dead end street n ther move careen. Blly Hallop and Gabrel Dell have made applcaton for entrance to an offcers' tranng school, whle Hunta Hall and Bernard Punsley are awatng calls to mltary servce. Became her role n "Careful- Soft Shoulders," called for Vrgna Bruce to slp and fall nto a mll stream whle tryng to elude the vllans, and she ddn't know how to swm,' the studo nstalled a portable tank on the set and hred an athletc drector to teach her to swm just to make the scene more realstc. The frst real war and propaganda pcture ever to be shown n the Unted States was "The Battle Cry of Peace," produced n 95 by J. Stuart Blackton, wth Norms Talmad e, Rchmsm aa t H S ;l. Now that,,, :,,»«'),, Paul, has ont,,,,,,, Deanna Dxrbn l, (, n-law and s^,,, son wth her n h ',"'.' that she wr.uldu' ( " sster, Edth He);,,,, who spent part.,f,',' a school teacher,, sngng lessons «!,,., was only. n,. r, Clarence Hockm,,,,,'. agent and one,,f,', ca, as far as her p,. are concerned. Jane Wthers,, Mlt member fts nm'., meanest moppet;, sweet sxteen, IM ' emerged nto on., or most promsng Her frst pc Studos, wth sgned a contract, ; frduper" mltnry :, "Johnny Dou«hhn V ' Every mornnr dozen or more IT move morgue,.!,,, marble slabs ;u<!, wth sheets to p. :. atmosphere f,n- y who used the mn,- place where he nese ffth colum-, Toko, U, S. A." [.,.. pad $.6 pc.,., ;.,:',' so much when y>;.. they had to le,.,,, for qute a whv ;r.,,. DINNER NOT RF,\n Y KILLS WIKK IPhladclpha.- R. :., work and fndm: ' : ;. prepared, Thonn n \ -year-old war «,.;.. angry, slashed t>' 8-year-old hl., : and then commt! :, DISAPPOINTK) Denver, RuV)jl.:,.-. cartons bearng :h'.: :.,! of- the most cxp".... : slk hose from :\ [ They dscovered, ',,: boxes were empty. Furnture Manufacture] Gong Out Of Busnesl OWNERS TO BE INDUCTED INTO ARMY SIRTI SELLING ENTIRE STOC DIRECT TO THE PUBLH AT SACRIFICE PRICE! ' An excellent collecton of advance style* n fne furs, Fur«, free from fov't ratonng and lmtaton*, are detgned to antwfr war tme demand*. She'll walk to work She'll walk whle.hoppng. She'll walk for recreaton. She wll need the extra protecton fur can fve. An A. Greenhouse fur coat a a wannng ewental. A WISE INVESTMENT / DURjNG OUR AUGUST FUR SALE A. Greenhouse 95 SMITH ST. Perth Amboy -6 WHEN A FUSE BLOWS OUT There s no need to wat fpr outsde help when a burned out fuse puts your home n darkness. You can fx t yourself as smply as replacng a lght bulb f you keep a supply of extra fuses on hand, near the fuse box.'you can usually dstngush the bad fuse by "blackness under the mca "wndow". If you are m doubt-as to th» locaton of you fuse tttwofe replaced, borhood electrcan to show you. If fuses.burn out frequently, consult your electrcan. PMBLICfJSERVICE * BUY UNITED STATES'WAR SAVINGS JolOS OR STAMPS Over 6 Peces of Fne Upholstered Furnture to Go at Unbelevably Low Prces. and Pc. Lvng Room Sutes, Solas and Gordon* Chan. Whte Cross, Inc., manufacturers of custom-bult upholstered furnture, forty-one years n busness, muat lqudate at once. The owners are to be nducted nto the army ahortly. Over 6 peces of fln» cubtom-bult peces made to very rgd specfcatons for some of the fnest department stores n the cant. All our frames, bult n our own»hop are made of kln-dred hardwood. - They're all double-dowejled', and *U jqne. W«l«are ftted «nd screwed by hand. All exposed frame wml sold mahogany or walnut. Our constructon s tht IH-I ' pece s closely webbed wth u>> '. ly web6ng. Our tempered «l» lh - all ted eght ways'wth the b»t twns.' We use har and /<> <"; : combned for our fllng. < "*"",", "Trent" -unts. Some may "t" wth down fllng. Ths U truly the opportune llb-tllk..fl purchase hgh-h-",' holstered furnture drect WHITE CROSS IN PARK AVE. PERTH OPEN EVERY EVENJJVC UNltl P Between New Bruuwck Ave. am Waabngton & H.