,,s AND» Lght better ftwjfou ft. background on le n,,,kc on - -. Ml tas Refnng Com- '',, carteret..,, c alreadytow you, ;: ; n nuth TroskO, wesl.,, r plant [,, Mnt 1. Mm t'f's'htauntonof f; n.;; f us?to«;th«, \,. S an rresponsble who can't l» tnwthvc showed Wm up,n footalea vm&t*, ; ty-llne twwwers leadershp and ns own goom.wth vhrn he appeared ntforn ths week,,u expelled from steel Worlfcrs for unon tund on p. nly actlvuw. That, < E Tr»yl. natonal le unon who came hs week wth BeM d H ;,,,. of thert trosko. : oblnwn»lon«wth..nr, darlln of the,s congreas whch the eneral of the Unted,,,s called subvettlve :, muss meetng of the.., mbershlp ' on Tueeday! -> nathered because r;, has been fallng apart,,.m.s snce revetted t, sell the workers nto r.ey. The men are ready Trosko, Wlft took thu QnMtet and lung'tlbre V who raomuf tetwrt- A of the p n owm- : he had tttrmd a lhan.ontot, rat on the : - leadertaw that "f kcep<hl MUUl hut. juts cj Open and < te str«." :. s TMlrt, Bce, tov- M sn't Mflfow. mny he kefttta. * * navla U k avowed who rtoldm from n- could contnue to..h ce Travk. Who sat fom wth Harrel- "> Tuesday Bght, tuc HoblnaaH at pres nted Mbt, MU and - < k-rx when ftoblnson -. of oom tor antt- chmp mm* threw nentlj (expectable worken raft t, *as mt Travll ]h f been the unldtt'l. TW«ury heady 1 U you '* poll levot ( the the' " "lme for the Cvl CARTERET, N. J., FRDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1»49 New Staff, Past Offcers, Fourth Degree & CHalloween CARTERKT At H last nwrtluk, tarey Amembly Fourth Dogrrr KnUhls of Columbus held an nstallaton frte at thr llnlr Famly Hehool Hall. Shown n thr pcture are: front raw, sttng, left to rltht. Thomas llrltzman, Matter Second New Jersey Dstrct: Kev. M. A. Konopka. Falthfal Frar: Joseph J. Makkal, Fathful Navgator; standng n rear, left to St. James'(V Pcks New Staff Andrew Holmscak n Plan nsnuaton Fete CARTERET St. James Posl 6K>, C. W V has elected the followng past ollcers for the fscal year begnnng October 1: Commander, Andrew Hulencsak: Chaplan, Rev. Anthony Huber. lsl Vce Commander, Alexander Such. 2nd Vce Commander, Joseph Konca: 3rd V\fx Commander, Wlltun ce wren; Adjutapt, Andrew Sumutka; Treasurer, Sfeve Turk; Offcer t)f the Day. Joseph Bodnar; Welfare Offcer. John Osau; JurRe Advocate. Wllam Tcleposky; Medcal Offcer. Stephen Suh»y; [ Hstoran. Armln Batha; Thr* Year Trustee, Lous Skba; Two Year Trustee. Robert, Horak, One Year Trustee. Frank Slomko: AsssslHt Adjutant. Steve Pstes The new commander succeeds Steve Turk, as chef executve of the post. Purna nstallaton ol post offcers wll be accomplshed by the rtual team of the Mddlesex County Chapter C.W.V. under the drecton of*county Commfyder Julus Bonk of Perth Amboy. Contnued on Page 4> Harrngton Tells Cause of Delay 4tOH Reasons Why He Reached Court Late n 950,000 Law Sut CARTERKT- BoTouKh Attorney B. W, Harrlmlon revealed today the cnust of hs delay n reachng court whch eventually led to the dsmssal of a $50,000 law sut n New Brunswck n whch he was counsel for the pantlr. Mr. HarrKton sad he had gone to fete U a doctor who was slated to testfy n,'the case. The doctor was not home and he decded to look for hm. n the meantme, le telephoned the assgnment clerk ut New Brunswck and learned that le had plenty of tme snce unother case was scheduled ahead of hs acton. Meanwhle the oler case dd not go on because of u.settlement. He reached the court nne mnutes after Judge Klcmmer Klteb.st' ordered a dsmssal of the ltgaton on moton of attorneys for the defendants. The acton was that of RudolpV Komlnlck, ths borough, who sued former borough attorney Mchael Resko and, Raymond Dunn, borough freman for njures allegedly sustaned n an accdent n 1648. To Regster Next Week! For Sght School Here > (AR1ERFT Edwn 8. Quln 1 Jr.. reneral supervkor of LJr Carteret publc school system ( announced today that reglstra- ; tlon for the Nght School for Foregn Born wll be held at the lltch School. Monday and Tuesday n K tts, October 10 and 11 from 7 *to 8 o'clock. Clashes wll start on Monday, October 17 and there wll be 64 sessons for the seaaon. The pro- Kram (or the Uht school wll he worked out as soon as regstraton endt, Mr. Quln sad. ft Made Gft to CO Here Merck Say«Sent to Locul 837 ul' Arthur Krkrlrgrl, 'ast Fathful /tunra; lumps.1. Dunne. 'ast Fathful Navlrator; F,dward F. Medvel, Fathful Comptroller: Mchael Abaray, nner Sentnel; Phlp Foxe Jr., Fathful 'lnt; Adam Szymhorsk, Outtcr Sentnrl; Theodore Huber, Fathful Admral: Lous Rudy, Fathful Captan and Joseph., (.'asalegul, 'ast Fathful Comptroller New Car Market Here Near Normal Sult' snc Woo Most Models (an l><> Wthout Dela CARTERET Slms are becom he abundant that the new tuto moble market n Carteret s rap dly nettng back to normal, t's buyers' market fkajn, wth the salesmen woolmt the customer!) nstend of the other way around. Wth the excepton of one or two makes ol popular prced cars, a custottte T ~e(m**tftry nmo&r'aty model he wants wthout delay. Remember when you had to have a used cur to trade n f you wanted a new car? You don't, have to have anythng but money j Plans are Outlned «'H \rc l.m<*d; tuner to End Bg CAHTEflFT Plans are dvanred by tle Crtcret CraftSnen's Club for the communllyfde Halloween parade to be held lere Monday. October 31. The club announced addtonal ommlttrr members and rules for he mrulr Flunk 1. Bareford Jr., presdent oday lsted a group to assst John Memlsh nnd Robert Fartss wth arrangements, The lst fols 'M Gohman, Herman Horn, Knnk Hll. Henry Meklunc, Frank Mrluyl.,ou Lejrer, Al Woodhull. 1. Bubenhemer. H. ElfTert. C. rs, n. Morrs. R. Morrs. An- > Mchael. M.Kullck. A. Kllnowsk. UM NRR.V. LOU Kalas. Walter Jauon«ky. Dave Ja^cnbowlU. Wah Stockman, M. Ulman, J. Prce, S. W-xler. Bob Brown, T. Hemsel. P. DfSnts, Andrew Pros*, W. Green - wnlcl. Vernon Etherldgc, Oscar Sten, W. Eppeustelner, B. Raymond. John Mrak, acd W. Morrs. Also Charles Hemsel, assstant charman; Wlllnm Baldwn, offl- \Good Results are Shown Here n Employment of Handcapped - CarOret employers are dong "very well" n employng the physcally handcapped, accordng to a survey made here today. Ths s n spte of a wu-rm declne n Job placement of both h rtdlcapped and non-handlcapprd. ncreased attenton to employment.of the handcapped s the object ol "natonal employ the physcally handcapped week" now belnn observed Employers of hand trapped persons sad the men have proved that they could be useful and competent workers on cal photographer and Harold Gross, publcty charman. Presdent Bareford alfo announced that Joseph Kopln wll head the commttee of the masquerade ball, that s to be sponsored by the Club at the St. James' Hall after the parade. Musc for ths costumed affar wll be provded by Walter Cook and hs Orchestra. Mr. Kopln wll be nsslsted by Frank Plrluy, Davd,, Jacobowlts and Lous Knlas. Ths 'rmyutal dance wll be the crownnr feature of a full day's actvty ncludnn: the colorful demonstraton to be provded n Cu teret by the Hul Contnued on Pane 4> New Staff Chosen By St. Elas' Post, Yule PMy Anouj: Many Actvtes Scheduled ly (roup Jobs keyed to ther capablty n some plants personnel managers hred» few handcapped person* durng thr war and they have hern retaned because they fnd tlm> the h.ndlcapped make more, than a normal effort to Ml nto the, organsaton. Employers are belnx told that dsabled persons have fewer accldents than nonhnndleapped persons because they are more cautous. Ther turnover s less nnd ther productvty s a lttle hluher. Arthur Kll To Be mproved; Fnal Senate Acton Awated Ft Valt-Shop Tk< AJ, The largest And Bert Shop Al Servce* n The Area An Our Adverttaen. Patronlc Them! PRCE THREE CNT8 Ask Survey Of School Buldng? of Women Fear Fre Perls at Publc Srhoolt ltre CARTERET -Borough CounO * last nght voted to ask the Board 4 Fre Underwrters to send a representatve and make a lurvejf of the publc schools and detcr-j mne what s needed n order W assure complete safety for. tha mps attendng the schools. The drc.son was reached follow nn thr applance of a dele? Katlm ( women who clamed that addtonal protecton s needed lor the chldren who attend classes 00 the upper Moors. Mrs. Benjamn Zusman, spokeamn for the group sad that under the present set-up > meat catatt CARTERET U. S. Senate acton s awated nn» bll rallln! eral years dependnu (n the work. l( approved, may take sev- for authorzaton of $115«1000 amount of money granted for the n Federal expendtures for m- project each year provement of a sx-and-a-half- Yearly allotments... customarly., trople. may ensue n case -- of aj -,, mle stretch of Arthur Kll Car- are made, le ponted out. n pro- nre A sprnkler system and other teret stands to Ratn consderably Jects of tlls sze. Untouched snce! preventve measures were sugtf by ths, project. a smlar undertaken was com-, nested. " t The work, whch would extend pleted early n the 1930s, the Kll j Councllmen Walter Nlemlec and fom Lnden to Sewaren. s neluded n the omnbus rvers and ; depth to thrty-fve feet, and ton that Carteret fremen mak' would be dredxed to ncrease the Patrck Potocng told the de!cga-> harbont flood commttee acla al- wdened to 500 feet. he«aald. perodc nspectons to»sau\, ready approved by the House of' The earler mprovement, he re- aafety n the schools from tha Representatves. called, had ncreased the depth to hatard of fre. ' A spokesman for the New York thrty feet and wdened the phan- Dkrlct. U. S. Army Corps of En- nel to «0 feet. Rncers. sad today Umt appropratons may not be forthcomng untl next year, and that the UtlUTll The new wwk. accordng to the spokesman, wll nvolve removal Contnued on Pane 4' Church Plan s Carteret C. 0. P. Wdely Acclamed Endorses Resko Lv\ «'rmcnl s (dlng \\ Mr Puhlntv ; CARTERET Much nterest s : belnu manfested throukhoul the East n the "Help Our Brother 'lan," naugurated by the frst Presbyteran Church, under the drecton Of Rev. Oron C. Hopper Jr., pastor to ad church members dled by strkes or layotls. The tny)(oveme t, gro(?run\ bt'ku ths The plan was mndc publc n the CARTl l»et PRE88 last Frday Fouf days later 1, other newspapers p rt tf<t-m n the Stnte pcked up the story. CARTERET Plans for varous t eventually made ts way to the now; n flrt, you don't have to actvtes were outlned today by New York Tmes and the New have anythng but a farly u-ood St. Ellas' Post. 797, Catholc War. York Herald_Trlbune. Teterans nc. under" ts newly! Even the Relgous News Servce credt Remember when t cost more than lst prce to wet some, earn, CARTERET ~ Employees' Or- when they 'came loaded lke gunlzaton of Merck * Company Chrstmas trees wth accessores n Ralway today dened that t had made any contrbutons to Local 837, Carteret Smelter and Refnery Workers, C. J. O. n a letter to the CARTERET PRESS. Wllam K. Hart reeordlnu secretary of the organzaton wrote: "The'c.. 0. has attempted to publsh to resdents of Carteret that our unon contrbuted to ther fund. Ths s defntely a mstake and we enclose a copy of our letter to the C.. 0. local n queston,". The-letter addressed to the attenton of John R. Scheln of tn' C.. O. and sgned by E. C. Colton reads: "We acknowledge recept of your letter September, 38 Wth cncloand used cars sold for more than new cars? You can buy almost any model or car now wth no more' accessores than you want. Mddlesex Health Group at Sesson Yarcluwk, Vce 'res., Greets Unt; Control Of Dsease s Topc CARTERKT Health nspector Mchael YarelK'skl welanned members of the Mddlesex County, Health Assocaton when Uat «,. O up held ts meetng n the Board sure. Ths orflanatlon has not m! of Health rooms here. t, wns the any tme made 4' contrbuton to' thrd meetnt! of the assocaton your Unon not* has' t sanctoned snce ts formaton n the sprng, or recommenced $ny one lo so ^ Mr. Yarchesk s vce presdent.- Collecton n Church Mal Your Yule Packages Early f t's Gong Abroad *r'v CAKTlJUjrr-Clrlstmus shoprtng cannut start U>o.sypn. \wtlculaly (or person^ plannng to Mnd. Yuktlde parcels ovebeas, 9o»truer WlUum L a w l or *«u*red today, ; ' Oelober 15 to November 16 s h' tor n^mllng Chrstkg to tnemblw^'the. focw servng (WUlde of,ntl 4 l Uo Ul. Thejre lre <u(t* a contrbute. \ Thrty-flve persons, represent- "We accordngly return recept' m«.twelve muncpaltes uttended whch was encloett wth your j the sesson. Joln Hanson, Ntw etter."! Brunswck,\ wlo presded, skl efforts wll be made to ave nl of 1 the Mddlesex County muncpaltes represented on the member- \l t lst l>,r)' V! snp, shp. HC Hf sac sad mendersmp membershp s s upen open Nets J3 for olo tuna. t0 ^y p e. son c,,, mt. ctt.( Wlt 1)Uble health work. CAHTERET-^A collecton taken A feature of the sesson wus a durng servces n St. Demetrus'j talk by rj r,'mcdanel ol the State Ukranan Chyrch netted * 81-61 : Bourd of Health. for the Emergency Epdemc Polo Hls (tlscusslot centered on meth- Fund, The collecton followed an ()dg aud (;ontl. 0 Of ds<;r.se. Three appeal by Rev. John Hundak, motlon pctures, Walkng Machne pastor of the church.! Body Fghts Bactera and Prevent- Takng up the collecton were ] ng the Spread of Dsease were Mrs. Eva Gluszczyk. Mrs. George shown. Elko, Mrs. Stephen 1 Melck, Mrs The next meetng n January t Harry Wplansky and Mru. Paul scheduled to be held n MetucUer Kowerusky, n addton to the at the nvtaton of Jolm Shepharc above amount, *5 was donated to of that borough. the drve by tje Slattthood of the Blessed Vrgn Mary.»t.\HA*A rt thl'uteory. thu bhteory. he ht stfd,- we all pemmael of thu country's armed twoea, member^ of ther famles fctd wuthorcd 011116(1 State* dvllwfc employed overseas vho r«elve ther mall through an APOW Fleet Post Offlc«; "The mnc'utolt of tttang Chrstmas paroel durng the desgnated p^o^t^gpjjt be em- Pwt- ' master; "U«tBL!l«Wea. "The Black Wdow Spder Caught n Borough CARTERET A 'female black wdow aplder h»s been found near the servce Staton operated by James Krupa, Health nspector Mchael Yareheskl sad today. 'At the same tme Mr Yarcleskl W«l<K UwlPbelng btten by a ap((wr of-that type rarely s 1 fatal: * Bwf «tfea Ue recovery f wthn threfe clay» prpvded U»ore hm»n proper medcal attenton. ' :*' bolt and Lous K>4 Wllam l m a 'tym ;\ty to - 1 lected offcers headed by Alexnder Fazekas, commander Relected as chaplan wjs Rev, C, S. Roskovlcs. Others placed, n offce were Mchael ' (Mck, frst. Stephen second, nnd Andrew Kalora. thrd vce commanders: Edvard Lozak, adjutant: George K'lMlWculr M a k e Mals 1 Kor Pullu Card Parly To fr llrld O-WH'-21 Thrrt bds were receved for the pont nn of the veterans' home* and referred to the 8tate Depart- : mert lor Economc Development'' The bdders; John Dobrovlch, one coat, 1945: two coau, 11.785; An- : uelu Mchael, }1,15S and $1,470 '< respectvely and Phlp A. Zackf Perth Amboy. (1.366 and *2.20S! respectvely. j Two lots on CollldKe Avenue^ were hold to John anl Anna Cy! Resko far»00 'f An ordnance was approved orf ' tlnal readng provdng for lh(a estnblhment of a grade of tlw southerly curb lne of Carterw Avenue from Cypress Street wp«t- CARTERET Mchael Resko. to Jackson Avenue. local attorney nnd former Polce Mrs Frances Tappen, named Recorder Borour Attorney and nl(!rlvmeetln(, t w u tue School CommUsoner»us»» " : nrst Hme Mnre the borou «h was mously endorsed by the Caleet, ^ ^ [)mt R womrn ^ ^ Republcan Orwuuzrtton borounh clerk. net'tllk held at Fre Hall Mayor Stephen Skba presded.' John. Cko, Campagn Also n attendance were Councl reported that he and the Uuee men Joteph SyrtowTwk and Johnj Rupubllcan Canddates attended Leshlck. - ' meetng of the West Carteret Assocaton uml presented ther Knuk Slekrrku. Muncpal Chutrman spoke on the selecton ol Mchael Resko as an asset to' Democrats Push Campagn Plans the Republcan tcket, and remark-1 ed that a banker, a lawyer and a -t- - teacher are un deal combnaton Dolan la DrtTl whch covers newspapers tluouhout the nutton has naked for the story. Rev, Hopper has been recevng many favorable comments Rob«rt Brown, local Motor Veh- for the Borounh Councl. on the plan At the same tme, he cle Agent and local Campumn pad trbute to the leaders of the j Manner for Gov. Drscoll spoke War's l)hve; Meetnp Sr for church who hud helped muke t j on _ the_ Ooyernor'* achevements ^CAR'rERET^ - ^ 1'hc CarMet possble, and sad that hs overwhelmng ; Democratc ORanzatlon wll meet "A meat sprt of sacrfce und vctory n November s nevtable, n Fre Hall #2 Tuesday nght at Toth, trewer; Geow Kurtz. co-openton has come over the j Mrs. Jesse BaKUla and Mrs. * o clock to advance plans for the urtnf advoflk: George Medwg. members of our church snce we' Mary Kubala. co-charmen of the ; November electon campagn^ Al hstoran; Hex Ku/ma medcnl announced our $3,500 recondton-! Monstor Card Party to be suon-! '«lm <- meetnb. Ed nccr; Stephen Matrska, oflcer ng pronram to ad fallow church sored by the OkganM.ton at ^ ^ Y f the day; Stephen Qalamb, welare offcer; Mlcla^l Konc. servce Hopper sad yesterday. tober 21, announced the followng Waller Nlemlec was named CO members out on strke." Uev. Hal' #1 on Frday wellng, Oc- (Jcer: Charles 6hoban. three-! Hghly by the accom-j Mrs. Mare charman of the. campagn, asssted by Mayor Stephen Skba, yenr t-ustee7"john"kur.y.. two- j plshments of the advance guard j Mrs. Ska,.Mss Anna pear trustee and John Choban! of workers, Mr. Hopper spent tt ko, Mrs. Helen Mullan, Mrs. Mary P-eeholder Elmer E Brown. An»". busy day outlnng to the workers Collns, Mrs. Matthew Dufly. Mrs drew Baumgartner. John Leshlclc, one-year trustee. repars and recondton ng August Hundemann, Saruh! Charles Morlls, John Tamlk, A combned nstallaton of olllwere to be done on the church and Slsko, Herman Hel, Sum Sca, :ers wth St. James' post and He adjonng manse, About a John Nevlle, John Kuama. Leon acred Heart post here and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Post, Wood-, dozen men were on the job and ' Zysk and Paul BftKsla. The basket brdge, wll be held October 17 at they me to receve $1 an hour. 1 of f cheer hr whch orgnally was wus to the St. Elas post rooms. Ths Day'n Acoomplalnents have been awarded on October 12 wmblned nstallaton s the frst Before Ktndown. an old Karate hn.s been postponed untl October to be held n Ue county. on the property»hftd been ru/.ed 2\ at the Card Party. All returns Commander Fazektw reported on and the foundaton for new one are to be made us soon as pos Contnued on Pnte. (Contnued on Page V Contnued on Page 4> 4 Grand Lodge Honors Carteret Odd Fellotos Two Sgns Are Chen Borough Lodge for ts Fne Work CARTERET Carteret LodBC 287 of the ndependent Order of Odd Fellows has been presented wth two sgns whch adorn both entrances to Carteret, from the Grand Lodge executve councl, for the splendd work the Curteret Odd Fellows" have done n tnwelfare of the communty. Lodge rooms are located ut 197 Pershlng Avenue. The! 0.0. P. of Carteret n the past has been the potental factor for gettng a confectjonery dtand for a resdent of Carteret who has lost hs sght. Durng the term of Robert R. Brown, of Hermann Avenue, as Qrand Master of New Jersey, a total af. seven hundred dollars was donated wtft the effort und contrbutons of the local lodge to the cancer campagn drve. A drve to purchase an artlndal lev for a resdent of Carteret was recently completed, wth Eugene Brown charman, <m»klng a state-. n«ut that a total of three hundred dollars was contrbuted pr ths worthy cause by the membershp, Sun Roth, 0u* Wulf, Sldnw ft*> wd John Qtrtg. tnrtw <«the lod e"^fett" rr charge of >t\\ the skck-roobj juw'tes have lent (C«Jjljpue4 OR P«(M) MA ' 3 * : -*-< 1 * 307,1. 0. a. Brown, from row wwkers n t'arteretl "Ew'taM ttrtlrt, >a«l Grand Master Hubert ^" TlbnbU Edward Hupp m* U«.l» l«\mm. MMKl wewar. oualnnan f«r New Jersey, Ben Chwuy. ';' ' Edward Lausmohr, Mchael lello and Mrs. Ann Shulello. Dolan announced that a ralj. wll be held October 25 n tlf- Ukrnnlun Pavlon, Elmer Wenv, - for governor. wll be tha KUt'st speaker and there wll be a pmde and escort.to meet Wcne nt the cty lnes. Speakers at the meetng were.joseph Synowleckl, Pfttrlck Potocnlg und James J. Lukach, cand- (lutes for councl; Thomas Deve< cux uml Belgert. 1 (WESTERS SET FOR NSTALLATON mud Chef Ranger And Staff to Vst Lodge on Tuesday CARTERET -- Court Carton :, 18 Foresters al Amerca» f!. ae ml offcal' vstaton fro <r;ud chef rakcr Conswort: le of Lakewood and hs ol-- tcnl staff Tuesday nght at 8:0)! ck. Tlls s the frst offcal vst n the local court. *>n He same evenng the ou degree team from Jersey he'.ded by grand.secretary Seehalwr wll natc the follow* n:; Henry Zabr Leonard Kahry Andrew Baunmrn'r. Frank Pan4 ran, John Reho, Andrew CluglB,' md Alex Ab'ner. '* At the end n tle ntntlor then 1 wll be lee.-jmenu «ervw ' All members ae urged to brlr ther return* lor the annual ban; duut wlncl s beuj sponsored Court Cartcrel ff48 n 8t. Hall on octubcr n ud makt tht'lr rt'tm us tu Stanley CUak. O'KN CARTERBT The Cartoret 1 Publc.lbuy wll be.open Sab day murnmgs from 10 to : Mrs. Joseph Shutello, 1ms announced.
PAOE TWO n fl/?c/ Auxlary Wden Ther Actvtes; nstallaton Fete Draws Many County lenders CA' KHT M am Mrs faltc! ccnt. Lnden Htrrft. O\* n.<! "t <'nt<-rl 'cm 16' n W''K nn! Auxlary v 'rkt nsnuaton Cnnv ('nmnal' John Purl s tad'sl 1110 ; nrt whrh nstalled thr )o c en rnt-lpntnr n tre, ' l:t!n! «'-(> K Stanley 'll. Cnty Vce Com- mn Wnxlbrll'f"; Charles W l l.( Cnutv VHT Commander frmt." untl Hnnv wck: Bernard Holon fontv Vce Commander from J-c' Hnrbnr: Wllam Bum 1 "-. '.' Denrtrnwt Vce Cpnn'l' Kuyrrvltlc Denton Bro^n Hstnt. Hghland Park: JOlt; U.'.lrnsrll, l'lst County SH" ^B11' ll Arms, Perth Amboy: Fr.-uu "''en. old Brdge..Tl» ' :tn nstalled as Organ's stnlt jlnhn Sdun and Alexander' Qntjn us vce romnwmlors; Mss Ryvl Prce, adjutant: Thomas Jftkcwuv. Fnunrp offcer; Walter W. Wml.'k, servce offcer: John SenPnnt-nt-Arms; Harry, hstoran; and Rev. Mr. Horn lauded flp post for l.s close coopcrntn wth the school last yrnr and wts rsprrmlly Kenlfrh MnrDonald, Ph.D., Chap-! pleased tlmt the Ht:!) School Cnnteen, held across from tn- Uk- bn ; Ptst county Commander Carl Boos of Meturhen pnned the PlM f'nnmrr's button on outgong Commander Tnmrauk. n addton to the.spenkcrs from the nullty. Herman Horn, prlnelpfl of the h»h school, spoke. P World Seres/ -. all N Y s excted abm h* 1 'reat basebnll stwh'lc now 80- ". on,.. but! nl WoodbrdKeltes are thrlled m the new fall.sportswear now hems.';h>wn lt the ntw'- d.sher of WOODBRDOE..Vrt t. v.rtl'a) UK n Hear on MAN STREET ranlan Pavlon where the nstallaton was takk place, was held at the same tme wth adequate* chaporonake. The Canteen was vsted by county offcals who hod hlnh prase for t. Ncholas Del Veccho, Boys' State representatve, spoke brefly at the nstallaton. Commander Colfcan has announced the appontment of the followng commttees. Trustees: Francs T, Tomczuk (three years). Walter W Wadlak, (two years), and Al Sakson (one yean. Walter Wadlak also serves as post servce offcer. House commttee: Harold Edwards, Thomas Jakeway, Harry Gleckner. Publcty. Jack Nevll, Amercansm: Francs T- Tomczuk. Rtual: John E. Kennedy. Boys' State and Oratorcal: Thomas Jnk.way, Refreshments: Sol Novlt. Commander r?ol;an wll unjon! other com' 1 tees et an early date. The \u> ' ll sponsor f nn Armstce soda.' November 12,'n tre Ukra Pavlon. j Francs Tomczuk \,..1 be asssted by John Kaden and Harry Gleckner. Auxlary nstallaton n addton to Mrs. Colgan, the followng other offcers of the auxlary were nstalled: Mrs. Alce Katuslm, frst vce presdent; Mrs. Anna Tomczuk, second vce presdent; Mrs. Ella Gleckner, secretary: Mrs, Theodore Pfenng, MRS. WLLAM 001.OAN tresur*'!. Mrs. Jane Dona!, hlstoan. Mrs Anna Chorba, chap- nn. nnd Mrs. Charles Sdun, N'rueant-t-arms. At the nstallaton of offcers held n the Ukranan Pavlon, Mrs. Carl Roos. county presdent and her staff conducted the proceedngs. Her county staff was composed of Mrs. John Chrlstensen, frst vce presdent; Mrs. Lawrence Tapun, second vce presdent; Mrs. John Yanchurek, secretary; Mrs. Benjamn Eunshhe, treasurer; Mrs. Clfford Cutter, chaplan: Mrs. Catherne CrlmmrjB, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Prank Ptten. Junor past presdent; Mrs. Wllam Baker, past department presdent, and Mrs. Harry Gleckner, department chaplan. Mrs. Roos outlned the major projects of ths year's program. She announced that Mrs. Walter Col Ran, the new local presdent, has been apponted county membershp charman and Mrs. Harry Gleckner. degartment membershp charman. Mrs. Gleckner presented a membershp prze to Mrs. Walter Sak for securng the most new members. Mss Alce Karmazn, who represented the lqcal group at the New Jersey Grl State, thanked the auxlary for the opportunty to attend. Guests were Mrs. Harry vftns of New Brunswck, Mrs. Evelyn Schmdt of Sewaren, past county presdents; Mss Mary Seaman of Perth Amboy; Mrs. Fred Dall- Good News! LMTED NUMBER OF NEW DE SOTOS- PLYMOUTHS FOR MMEDATE DELVERY! <et a flood Deal plus all the benefts of authorfmd drect factory Sales and Servoe. LONG TERMS F DESRED TRADES ACCEPTED NOT NECESSARY METCHK MOTORS Your Authorzed De Soto Plymouth Dealer 446 ST. GEORGES AVENUE OPEN KVENN<;s, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY RA1WAY, NEW JERSEY There's Always Somethng NEW at Your Snger Sewng Center! NOW YOU CAN BUY QUALTY FABRCS HERE AT GREAT SAVNGS! NGER Yactnm Cleaner T 8 UEVOLVTONAKY! A "Clean Suecp' 1 n a matter Of mnute*! Only klvcs you these (Mturcs: t AUTOMATC COW) KKV.L. VE8 SNGER OFTOftS YOO the chance n SAVE 20%-30% fn your m»t>rals' Stop n, select your fabrc' from the wde range of colors'and qualty materals n our 'actual samples" dsplay book. You'll fnd complete nformaton there on wdth, yarn (untent, wushabluty and suggestons for use. Older just the amount you wtmt~-t wll be cut to your exact needs.... n '< to 5 days your materal, neatly wrapped n cellophane, wll be here, ready for you. New Sngers are Amlabk! You'll SAVE M much you'll sew so beautfully you'll be thrlled wth onft of the grand new SNGER Sewnz Muehljes, They're the'tetwthest stltohera ever. De«Um«r wth, every possble featu< ^mate sewng eu?, accurte; Expert nstr,' >ra wllj tench you; Wth the\ 0$ Bewns Course gven Wth «W Machne. Choo» yours 6tl ; 1., FRDAY, OCTOBffl 7, 194ft CALENDAR OF COMNG EVENTS OCTOWR "* f. Weddng. Dorothy Yapczenakl and UeHtert 0. Hautdtnlng, Jr.. Holy Famly Rectory. * V. M 12 Card Party, Carteret RepuWcan Club, Flrt> HaTl No. 1, 8 R M u Curd Party. WMnn ton>-nathan me P T. A. at Nathan Hale School, 8 P. M. 13 openng luncheon, Carteret Woman's Club, Fre Hall No. 1, 2 PM. 19 Htke Kale. H!nh Rehool P. T. A. at Hgh School, 10 A. M. (( 4 P M. 19 Annual Barn Danre sponsored by Forestm of Amwe*, n St James Hall. 20 Curd Party. St. Mark'n Qulld, n Alton HM1. :.:: Dnner-Dance. Ukranan Socal ClUb^UWanlan P» lllon. a: Dnner-Dance, Altar Rosary Socety, Hoty FWfflly ChurcH. nt School Hall.?') Weddng, Sophe Marcntk and JohnUf. NMbala. n Hallowe'en dance, by at. James Port Nd. 615. C. W, V., St. James' Hull. 31 Annual Halloween parade, sponsored by Carteret Craftsmen's Club. NOVEMBER ( 7 Bunar Cnrteret Chapter Hadateth, St. JaBW' Hall. 11 Armstce Day Dance, Star Landng Part, V.P.W., 8t. JameV Hall. LETTERS TO THE EBfTOfc Mr. Orenory; The strke n Carteret la very bad and 1 thnk the Unon stnks and agree wth you when you say that the unon s a bunch of communsts. Also want to tell you that know men who are over 65 years of age am can't receve any food ATTEND COUNTY MEET CARTERET Mrs. Ormond Me- Lead, Mrs. Andrew Abaray and Ms. Mary Lovas represented the Washngton-Nathan Hale Schools PTA at the county councl held at the Clara Barton School n Rartan Townshp. man of New Market: Mrs. John Anderson of Fords; Mrs. Man Thorn of ths place, Eghth Dstrct VFW Auxlary presdent, and Mrs. Freeman, county councl presdent of the VFW. The local new unt colors were dedcated and corsages were presented to the' guests. basket* from the unon because they cannot pcket. thnk they should have exceptons to men over 65 and gve them food nnd not to pcket f«r t. THey are supposed to rase the unon dues to $2.00 from $1.25 and they never receve anythlnk for the dues they pay. hope you can straghten some of these unon men out and soon They say ths s a strke for the old men, well know a lot of men workng n other places today and the old men are walkng the streets and sufferng for those fellows who voted for a strke. The men who are on strke and that are young, don't gve a damn for the old men because they can ether go to school on O. Bll o' Rghts or work for someone else but the old men suffer. hope 1 can help you by tellng you more but ths s gone far enough and hope we can go back soon. A Unon Worker n the D. S. Metals. CHRSTENSEN'S < «"THE FRENDLY STORE" GENUNE 54 CABNET SNK Checlr evtry ont 0/ th *, HT! dm L UMMMM MflJM MM f#^wwk w(l( W VHr (MflVw ' f MOUM ONLY 10% DOWN 24 MONTHS TO stdfar HO«*«:» B Helen Lucas, Walter Vows at St. Elks' _... A pretty weddm? took place n St Ellas' Oreek Cat})- olle Chnrh at 4 P. M. Saturday, when Mss Hrlen Luns. daughter f Oeorne l.ucnv m Washlntnn Avenue nnd the lute Kll/.abeth L,ucs tecame thp brlp of Walter Ztanba, son of Mrs Sophe Ka«- merctyk. 338 Jt-fl es Stroet, Perth Amboy nml the llf Walter Zlembft Rev. c. S. RoMrovlcs. pasjot of the church, performed the Juble-rlnR ceremony. Mtt. Sonla Lucas nf Rah*ay was the matron of honor nnd Mchael bf Perth Ambny wns belt mtn. W. Lncns Rave hs daughter n marraff. She wore a' 1 vory brocaded satn sown havng a squar? n«ckllne and H led bodce. A Hngwtlp-lenRth vel of lluson was held n place hy a cluster of ornnne blossoms and she carred a prayefbook ndonfl wth m orrmd. Tle matron of honor was attred n a blue brocaded satn gown,?old and she carred n bouquet of tlkmnn roses The nmplr wll tour New York Frend f).w/»/m»nr.«: $19 Also Vanxhr* CARTERET--Mrs. Eve Chervenek of 48 Warren Street, reported to polce n Perth Amboy ths week that she mssed $1B from her nockeftxok whle n the company of a male acquantance. She snlr they were sttng n a lunchroom havng coffee. Suddenly her companon walked out, say- ng he'd be back shortly. He faled to reap M>ar. Mrs Chcrvonak looked nto her pocketbook and found hpr money msson TO GET DEGREE CARTERET Arnold Lasnor, 104 Washngton Avenue wll receve hs decree of Bachelor of Scence n Busness Admnstraton from Rutgers Unversty's School of Busness Admnstraton at Newark tomorrow mornng. PLAN FOR SEASON CARTERET The Altar and Rosary Socety of St. Joseph's Church wll meet November 3 n St. Joseph's Hall. n charge of the socal jll be Mrs. George Kurtz, Mrs. Wllam Cole, Mrs. Frank Crasen and Mrs. Frances rvng. State and upon ther return wll resde at the Washngton Avenue address The brde's gong away mun ncluded a maroon sut, black accessores and an orchd corsage. Cypny Camp Ruldhg Work Now Qnfor m - CARTERRT Wort ha* been started on the 'oonrtrtctlon of a new buldng: for the (jfypty CttHp to be located at Holly Stt«et and the Port Rendng lne The Gypsy Camp, a tavern and restaurtft now located at %alem Avenue ard HA.WX Street wll move to new quarter* when the buldng s completed HOLY COMMtJKflfffl* C ART E RET-3t. Joseph's Holy Name socety, senor and Junor rrembrrs, wll receve holt communon n a body at the 8 o'clock mass Sunday mornng n the church. Mdnbers wll partcpate n the Holy Name parade and rally n SomerVllle Sunday afternoon. THl? OF YOttR CJ S THE /; Ms., A. ;, d*» of'lev marrln'p,, a. Pfendor. t wn tnk^ the Sacred Heart Chun, honor of her nw marrage, MRS Fcp,v.» a shower at the h,,,,,,. Dors Reldel, us Street. Guests were Mrr, ' W sk of Calrk... ^e Chrenrlk, M ' Aklde l^nglnk and nct S m tatort of tahway. t] l(. ka, Patrca rlon and Else Charles borouxh. Mk Corrlne Turner (,r ^ Wdee; Mss Florence l ;,,' of Colonta; Mrs n A ', of sclln; the Msses Ah,,,, Audrey Blum, Mary KHM Dors Maslany of Uue tt ENTER FLOAT CARTERET -At f n,., ng. the Evenlnt! Vpn,,,.. the Carteret Woman 1 '; cm, to enter a float n the n,,,,,,,, wde Halloween mntdo.,, 31. Thr front end r frst... t ln th* motor..... the hradllk et«. To krrn the r^t o( vour n tp-top shape LT AN EXJtRT DO YOUR FRfff-ElB REBULDNG 2<J YAR8 RXPERENCE NO QUeSSWbRtt, EXPERMENTNG, t)k AVs COMPLETELT EQUPPED SHO" AND STOCK OP PARTS KMT WML ALMN6 & BAUNCN6 - EXfERT BRAKE SERVCE - RAHWAY BRAKE SERVCE Motor Tune-up - C.eneral Reparn «1263 WAN STREET Samuel J. (assaway Especally for YOU... FALL* THAT ARE STYLE RGHT! PRCE - RGHT! We have YOUR now Fall and Wnter Coats and Suts watng for you! Stop out and look over ths sparklng array of Bfclted and Ftted Coats now n stock made at the fnest materals. You'll be sure to fnd Just what you've been lookng for here! th r. ( 24-Hour Towlnt Snlr RAHWAY 1 Wu\ Jowph N. Gsxunav... and remember, rwu CAN ffally $WZ wth our F«ttry-To-Y(W Prces Come n and convnce yourself that you can really save many dollars! TEEN-A ERS& WLEGM9, wll lke the fne coats and slants sets,w lave for them. Th«yr* warm, com^y and pretty, desgns] to gve long servce»t Kftorwmy Prce* Come and see aqon for best selecton. «KNOEUTF CONTfOt.. f FLOATNG We&& ONTRQK. tt* / / > 4.'"!-*..' 1 *., j '«', :p >t, mtan TU» o>cte* #Satny tlllf.tr wfuw,.,).,. [, -*.*"-
W Mure*' V petack-&fo1ec t & Nuptals The Ht)ly ranuy carred plft* nwn»rrtf b«wy»s,.; thp stfrte of the breath, Wanrne BldMkl. Upon ther rkurn from a wed-,,,, RahWay, for- dng trp u the south, the nrwly-,,,l, tomlchmlpe- wed* wll resde at the Monro,- nd Mrs. Enwry Street address. Fnr travelng, the ll,.. P». on Sunday brde chose- n grren Kabnrdlne sut, Alexander Btrln, Wne awessorlm and n porsnup of,., ttf double-rlng red roafb., The 'brde S n Rradunte of brother, Mchael Cartffret Hgh Srhool and her hus-, n narrlage. She hand br a graduate of Mnprsvll]> jv her sst«\ MlM Hgh School. He served four years * R mad of horor. tt the 0. 9. Army y Rnt h nrr em M nk, * sster ol the ployed by Merck am Company,. brdesmad. Rahway.,'u was hla couln's., Joseph Slaleokl,, hrlde, WM usher. four CWV Vrth.,. ttlrfd n» whte ptnees style, &, vel of lluson ar,n braded crown cascade of wht?,, tr valley. nor was gowned, wth a match- ; nl she carred,t)v f a breath. The ho,,. pnk ><] Lltrn t Mark Name Day taffeta, and she V,,,,,. Socety Wll Jmlv on b ;-!'[ Sunday The Holy Name lolv Famly Church Unlv Name Day. on :, 9. by attendng n a body to Confesm. mjors wll be held :,], SCaturday begn ] M..sorvance of ths, body wll attend, n the H61y Name fld at Somervlle. M urn wll be gven Bus and prvate,, :p Holy Famly n p M sharp. Coun-. ; ;; synowleckl ha»! r Marshall for the HAROLD E. 1 pholsterlnj and Furnture TH Wood. -27U-W F.Kr'.KN STRKBT WOODBRDGB " m* SMTH CARTERET Four Cnthollc War Veteran post* wll nstall new offcers nt a combned fete to be held n st, Klns' Hall here, Monday, October 17.. The unte are: St. James', St. Ella*'. Sacred Heart, all of ths bororh and Mt Cartnel Post of WoodbrldKp. Ctrl Scout Troop 4 Elects* VPW Offcer* CARTERET At ts last meet- nfc held at the homp of thp leader, Mss Ann Oavalptz, St. Ann Street. 8enlor Qrl Scout Troop 4, elected the followng offcers: Mss Matlda Moras, presdent. Mss Ann Mare Hasek, treasurer: Mss Joan OavaleU, secretary and Mss Rose Kudrock. hstoran. SON TO SHERDANS CARTERET - A son was born to Mr and Mrs. Clartnce Sherdan. 400 Roosevelt Avenue at the Perth Amboy General Hosptal. 0DU1MSUS FOUND A NEW LANO WWU BALNG OM W6 W*f MOTHtR'FOUNtfTMS l«bh»c rr. \*JAS A HAPPY n*f.' C4SHU C0STS, famc SPECAL F. T. A. CROtP Grto HP<W* Rppttrt»T^ CARTRRET The Columbus- Clevoland P T A held ts regular monthly mppurw Wednesday pvenltr at the Columbuf School. Mrs. ThorrtB Burke, presdent, attended thp'connty Councl meetng of the P. T. A, whch was held n Rarttan Townshp. Mrs. Burke reported the Columbus-Cleveland P. T. A. WHS credted wth fve Mrs. Wendell Wlson was chosen as an alternate to Mrs. Burke to attend the State Conventon of the P. T^A. to be held n Atlantc Cty, October 28-28. Mrs. Margaret Plp, Mrs. Bertha konlotek and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wlson were welcomed an new member*. Flms were shown by Mrs. Mary Dowllng. Mrs. Connolly and Mrs. Czaja's classes were awarded the attendance przes. Hostesses for the mettlng were M»s. Charles Cooper. Mrs. Thomas Burke and Mrs. Erma Davs. Presdent sgns bll nsurance on crops. OCTOBER t, fl49 Edward F. Kolbas and On Weddng Trp to Canada Mss Anna Mae Cunnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs..eon Curran. Atlantc Street, beenmp the brde of Edward Francs Kolbas. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mlclwl Kolbas, Chrome Avenue, n St. Joseph's Church Saturday afternoon m 3 o'clock. Rev, Hush Moffstt, O.S.M., performed the ceremony. The brde, gven n manhgtjfo her father, was attended bfwjss Eleanor Qavaletz of Psltsvllle, Pa., as mad of honor. The Msses An- sa Kollbas, sster of the brdegroom, and Carmella Rlbero. were brdesmads. Donald Kolbas was hlg cousn's best man and Leon Curran Jr., brother of the brde, and Joseph Rytel ushered. The brde's gown, whte brocaded satn, was colonal styled hnvlng a draped skrt wth a Qlu tfljr of orange blossoms. A cbronet of-seed pearls was attached to a ChantlUy laoe fngertp-length vel *nu she carred a bouquet of gardehlas and whte OSPS. Mss Gavalctz wore a blue satn gown, Mss Kolbas, green, and extendng Mss Rbero, pnk. They all wore matchng heartehaped headdresses THE LATEST H WS S THAT WALSHECK'S F ower S MOVNd TO A NRW ADDRESS 305 Amboy Ave. Woodbrdge - OH OR ABOUT OCTWJER 15th - WATCH FOR OUR OPENNG ANNOUNCEMENT n our NKW, MODF.KN SHOP we wll have more room and latter dlplayn and l>e better able to serve you rt all your floral nerdft. P.K Even When W«Move, Your Call to WO-8-l(36 Wll Stll Oet You the Best n Funeral Peces, Potted Plants, Corsages and Bouquets. We Delver and Telegraph Flowers Summer drvng tdves a lot out of your car! Have t checked NOW and he sure of safe, satsfactory Wnter performance. Catch small symptoms before they become tl* motor dsturbances... buld up your cur's resstance to cold weather, and sal through the wnter wth fewer repar blls. Bejendable Car Performance s Wse Economy... A few dollars spent for a $pn S( FNTF1C DAGNOfflS today can save you realjrpbey and trouble later on. "fw'll E OBEY know the exact condton of your engne no suetejvork. All faults are uncovent'»nd can olu' be smply and nexpensvely remeded because they were caught n tton! Don't wat untl y»«r ««r brt-uks down set a SCN DAGNOSS NOW! (hat mpulse Come n TODAY! SERVCE - Texaco Products - Amttoy Avenue and Convery Boulevard WO-8-0893 SHOP HOURS: 8 TO 5-MON. TO SAT. ONLY CHUCK <»-"> «35c STEAK "52c ROUND (T P* ) k. 52 Chopped BEEF**»30«Grvurtd whle you wat) _ ROASTS (BonelessRolletl) b 4O C Fresh BEEF LVER»42 VEAL CWW - 45c Smoked TONGUE» All Other Productu Prced as ReasenaWy Open Dally Tll 8:30 P. Ml and Saturday* ABATTO V. S. Govt. nspeotloa No. 27J OAK TR^E ROAU. Mle Pant MUU Center and rnrrpd bouquets of fwps, (tnrdl and bonvardu. Mr and Mrs. Kollbns wll lvr at 37 Chrome Avenue upon return from «notor Umr of Nlnjtnra Falls and Cnmuln, The brne wore a green topper, navy blue sut, navy accessores and an orchd corsage for travrlnf?. The brde s n graduate of Mddlesex county Grls' Vocatonal Srhoo! nnd U employed W thp Carterpt Novelty Company. Her husband s a graduate of Carteret Hlul School nnd served two years n the U R. Navy. He s now employed by Unted Chromum nc., here. RNTERTAN OltESTS CARTERET Mr. and Mrs. James Colquhoun, 7A LOWP Street have bppn ptertnnnp Mr. Ausust Marks. Baltlmorp, Md., former. ly of ths borough. slngrr, 28. who wfved nearly four! years n the Coast Ouard n World ' CARTEHET Mw DorK K Wnv. ded n hs home. 38 Day-, Prltula (tuhter nf Mr and Mr' ton Rtrpet, Tuesday nght. Oeorrt PrlKlo,)v 4B Frederck 1 Mr. Messlum-r was n the cloth- Stppt. became Hp btd> of Warren Hanten «on nf Mr and Mrs.! ng manufk tu ng busness at S Jeflemon Avonup. wth hs fathern-law Morrs Handelsmnn. He was a natve nf Carteret. SurvK arc hs wfe, Mrs. Beatrce M^ssnuer; a daughter, Ellen: lh (nthcr. Dr. aamuel Messlnttcr of Purteret; «brother. Waltpr McwnRpr, of Orpst Neck, L.. nnd a sster, Mss Bftrbara Messncrr of Cnrtrret. Servces "-pre lcld Wedne^dov afternoon. Bural was n Beth srael Cemetery, WoodbTldge. ATTEND rtrs( O., FKTK CARTERET John L. Glnda and Mlchftpl Holowchuck attended a banquet n honor of Governor Alfred E, Drlscoll at Essex House n Newark WTH OUR CLW& AND SOCETES Meetng DaW'H of flartcrel's Varous Organzatons; When and Where Sessons are Held llk lnt.,., < uv ll cllllnn. r':;sn-::s nv AMKHCA rmrt ":T11-1.-1 v [MtfnlTH Hull,»<Tnnl :,,,,m T'mlny,» '. M..'ml' <'r-t*>t LmlRe ::07, (lll F.lhnv..M, HVrry Krltlny.» '. M. AM::r,\N J^OON- rnrurct 'mt - :r,.!.,r,untl H.ll, VM :Tl< thlnl Tu.s,t\. s '. V. r-.\tll( >l.l«" >A"lHTKl:S C 'l(l- n Ol, St Juffpl's Hull, ld Tlursln*. ( V M. 'H;K >:'-\:TVKNT CHmnv, sen,ml ThVK'tHV*»l Hll Flr..- MH.-* 1 : r,)rn :wy 2, flrkt Mrnlrtv ll crnn,. l''ln>h«the. VKT-::ANH H-' KOUKJOX WASS Htur.MK Pml " '. 1' K 1 H u l l, nl ; nl fnrlll T n n.l l v, ^ P. M ; AvlPnry, HFD HH,v<'mnuet llflll. \NONVMOT'S- V. V. M, n 11--*- 'AT'll.h 1 W.M YKTKll.W. S J : l l l " ' ' 'll-., '.T, H ' l l 111 Ml' > lllv H. M. )! l l l. l l l l l l l tl A M '' ;th-' Hnll. Thousands of women agree- 'MSUFF mm emu ssr * mm/ Tastng s belevng! Yes, lades, when you taste any Flagstaff product-you'll see for yourself that Flagstaff nssts, on the best and nothng but the bestbecause only the pck of the crop can be packed under the proud Flagstaff label. Yet, you pay no more for Flag- Staff qualty than for the ordnary knd! THE HOUSE-THAT QUALTY BULT FlaflStaff Foods Sold ont/ at frehdly neghborhood grocers PCK-UP AND DELVERY SERVCE! CALL US WMN YOUR CAR NKEDS ATTENTON! Our busness s servng you. Just a phono call wll brng our courteous attendant to pck up your car and return t when repar work s completed. EASY TMf ON SERVCE WORK AMBOY HUDSON, nc. 364 LAWB1K STREET PA. PBB&H AMBOY, N. J FA. 4- PA( St. Elzabeth's Rectory Scene Of Dors Prtula's NuptaU Axel Hwwen, 336:t Ru-hmond Avenue. EtUnKsvp. a. hprp Saturday afternoon. The cet-mony took plore n the rectory of St. Eunubeth's Clmr.-h wth Rev Anthnnv J Hnb'r. pnstor offcatng nt He dnuble-rln! ceremony. The brde 1, escorted by her father, wore n catctmlwht sat gown trmmed wth seerl penrh Her fngertp-length vel of French lluson was attached u> n roronpt of orang* blossoms fnd she carred a pray«r book marked wth whte roaw and stephanotts The brde's-sster, Mre Theodore W. Smth of Camdrn. N Y as matron of honor, was uowned n a turqoulse satn styled wth ; beaded trmmed mandarn collu Her headdrrss and bouquet vtet "8NCK 1910" J. S. BLSK UPHOLSTK1UN<; Furnture Reflnlshed unt Repared. Antques Rextorrd, a Specalty. 1» NORTH STREKT WO-R-1433-J >a«on 1949-50 \ Nov 6 341 P. M. Jw 15 MS f U. Mutc Anrncnn Bemty nw Har.v K Cro^; of was best man ukt lr t the south, Mr. MMl Mrs Hnscn rll resde t UW Rchmond Avenue address. For ravpllk, thr bftclc chose t twwro wlt, b'lue spcessorm and * corsnjr (f whte raw Tle brd<> s a vraduate of Ctrterrt Hnrh Srhnol nnd s emplorw my Merck and Company, nc., Rahwav Her hmnnd a Rr»dU»t«' of Totlenvll Hvh Srhool, served nth' 11 S N vv cne year. He u' pmlnypd >v the ClwmlcRl Btnk nnd Tnt Cnmjnnv. New York. Mosf«r Pano S*r'fs '11 u\ V KUZMA CLEANERS * Man S W.MMlt.rld«e. N. J \\r (ll Kur and WO K H»6 MOSQUE 1010 Broad S, Newark, M: 1.,1 BRALOWSKY FRANCOS Sunday r., 26 3:4 S P. M. CURZON P. M, RUBNSTEN - SWflwoy Pteno DM 8:40P.M. Tu«day Jan. 31 B:<0 P. M, Swm J7.3O, $*-00, $4.10, $J 60, $J 40 (to! nt.) SkoL Conc.,1.: J3.00,?3 40, Jl to, M, J 90 (Wx nc.) Symphony Seres BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA LEONARD BERNSTEN, Conductng PHLHARMONC-SYMPHONY SOCETY OF NEW YORK DMTR MTROPOULO5, Conductng Thwday Ftb. 16 BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1,40 P.M. CHARLE5 MUNCH, Conduttlnfl flmttday Mar. 16 B40 P. M, LnLE ORCHESTRA SOCETY OF NEW YORK THOMAS SCHERMAN, Conductnfl rt'cdltnrf pahormonce of Gluck'* Orfeo and lurydlt* S«l«: $11.00, 10.M, $1.40, $7.30, $6.00, $4.80 (»< «nc.) lngu ConwU $3.60, $3.00, $2.40, $3.10, $1 10 (n.!»< ) Candlelght Seres MARAN ANDERSOM? WTH 5oo r. M. L nle ORCHESTRA SOCETY OF N. Y. Swvfoy Jon 29 5,00 P. M. THOMAS SCHERMAN, Conductng TALO TAJO WTH LTTLE ORCHESTRA SOCETY OF N. Y. THOMAS SCHERMAN, Conductng ARTE SHAW WTH $.00 r. M. UTTLB ORCHESTRA SOCETY OF N. Y. THOMAS SCHERMAN, Conductng SAAC STERN WTH LTTU ORCmSTU A SOCETY Of N; Sf. THOMAS SCHERMAN, Conductng.», **00, $4.M (»«m.), $9 00, $1.40, Concert NELSON EDDY $J.W, J.0O, $J.4O, $l.»o(t«n«.) Young People J Concerts THE UHLE ORCHESTRA' SOCETY Of? NEW YOWC THOMAS 5CHRMAN, Conduclng MLTON CROSS, Narrator; HM,».«, $1.40.»"» («" «* ).», $«,00, $4.«0, $3.W (h«ta«j t a t w. t w >M K) «M BOW. (MMtlH MUSC
PAGE FOm tedwc Speed, Sherdan Plea Chef r^s (,rrl«t Cauton n Srmm of Longer!N»hls CAnTEHKT CenvRP Sherdan lrma of thr C;rtrrpyHlah fety CcunllnuHn! Commute Jfly culler! f' rerherd sp< d Kcnl.cr cnn n the srason lenct.hrmr n'l. The ple«le ns part nl tls rommunty' tlcpa'lmn n le state-wde m nmst truffle mshap: ultln: fnn sm'fdlnc. "A planrr lt. tle record 1 show; lat, n velcnl, there s n st nd> n scddenk ^tn't.rm n Octojr ftnd ( onllnuv; thrnukh the _rly Wnter months. One reason [or the ncreases s hr fart tha th shorter days mure drvng s jnt nflev culk ' le rerlf. d. Manv after-dork trafllc accdents sut from "nverrlrvr the headthls." he snd "Motorsts should drve at a vdlch wll enable them to wthn the dstance llumltec bv ther headlghts, tl s.'ons that ;)l drvers should aho certan that ther lghts are n condton." sad Charman lef Sheran.,. "As a mutter of fart very lttle lme s saved by speed. A recent t was made by two cars over a ;-mllc course through ft cty. e cur zoomed through at 50.s an hour, volatng four trafrules m the process. The other jlcle obeyed nl regulatons and rer exceeded a 25 mle-an-hour Jd. Over the sx-mle course, reckless drver saved three mln reckless drver saved three mtes. Was t worth the rsk?" 'Speaklnw for the commttee, "...ll-man Sherdan warned that leeders need expec 1 no lenency arrested and that penaltes up $50 fnes and 10 days n Jal Ld be mposed. Others servnu: on t.he commttee MaRstrate J. H. Nevlle, Ed- Qun '! «nd Joseph Joner. ttes Tomorrow Bor James Burke n S. Joseph's Church At >::}<) A. M. 1 CAKTKHKr The funeral of 'Jmes Burke. 72. who ded yes- P&rday mu'w at hs home, 227 FRoosevelt Avenue, wll be held toft morrow mornng at 9 o'clock from ' the Lyman Funeral Home, 21 Lo- ;<!,USt Street. A hgh mass of pjequlem wll be offered n St. vjosepl's Church at 9:30 o'clock. ^'Bural wll be n St. James' Cerae-. Husbaml of the late Lavlna lke, he was born n reland and sded here for 40 years. He was member of St. Joseph's Holy Socety and was custodan the Carteret Free Publc U- ary for 23 years, Survvng ue two sons, Thomas ths boroumh and James of lyenel: four daurhters, Mrs. Maret Torduk of Elzabeth, Mrs. Kow) of Avenel. Mrs. Lavna futnck of Port Readng and Mrs. len Sohayda of ths borough Bd 12 grandchldren. VCETOMORROW CArrtlRET -The second an-> l dunce.sponsored by Mddle- County Chapter, C.W.V. Wll held tomorrow evenng at St. les' Hall, Longfellow Street, le fm the occason wll be nsled by So««y Ray and hs best n. Jt tla l.'ts \ Wr M v V : (Ut S.M.t *l.. ('nner»f l, ntl 'mlnu 11,--.- Scctl. All Ml K.lway 7-tMllt l 10-7 LE\;A. NOTCES Chun* Plan (Contnued from Page l poured. Front steps of the manse were torn out and» foundaton for a concrete replacement was set up The grounds of the buldrrs were cleared of neglected only, but! Cartoret. to all the resdents of HalloWepn (Contnued from P*«e 1) Parade, whch wll occupy the major part of the afternoon shrubbery, spaded, fertlzed and»nd early evenng. Followng the seeded. "We're stll puzzled about payng the total bll," sad the pastor, who was asslkned to the church 15 months auo. "However, we're not too worred. Already the lales arc plannng some specal (unctons to rase funds and the men are ready to swng nto lne wth some suggestons of ther own, Expect No ComplalnU "The project s called 'Help Our Brothers.' These men are on strke from the U. 8. Metals Refnng Co. The least we Can do s lend a hand. We do not expect any complants from unon craftsmen about nterference wth ther trades. "n fact, a couple of contractors who belong to the church have asssted us by advce and wth equpment to do the Jobs we have n mnd. t s nterestng to note that one of the men on the Job told me he expected to pay back every cent he receved for the work." On the strke front at U. 8. Metals there were no new developments. Busnessmen say the small communty s beng sconomcally now that the strke s n U 15th week. Ordnarly the lant employs more than a,200 vorkers. half of whom lve here. Odd Fellows ut ts slcjc-beds, wheel chars, rutches and canes to the needy people of Carteret. All ths equpment s not cortflned to members festvtes the Club wll entertan all of the partcpants at the Hgh School Stadum where free refreshments wll be served and all of the przes wll be awarded.. All partcpants are to conon the Lous Street sd«or the Carteret Hgh School. All delegatons and Float Entres arc to have returned ther offcal entry forms to Mr. NemUh. by Saturday, Octobw Jtf.. ndvdual partcpant* and chldren do not need offcal entrjforms. V. All partcpants are to take ther places n the lne of march under the drecton of Parue Marshal, Mr. Farlss. V. The Parade Commttee rtserves the rght to exclude an; entry who shall prove undesrable. V. The Parade and Festvtes shall get,under-way promptly >t 6 P. M. St. James' nstallaton ceremones wll be held at St. Ellas' Hall, Monday, October 17, 8:00 P. M., together wth the newly elected post offcers paralyzed ' at - Ellas' Post No. 797, Sacred Heart Post No. 619, and Mt, Carjnel Post of Woodbrldge. The Post wll attlql the offcers of the Mtddlesex County Chapter at the Second Annual Dance sponsored by the county organzaton at St. James' Hall, Longfellow Street, Saturday evenng, October 8, A letter was receved by the Post from Paul V. Cafltrey, Hosptal STATE THEATRE WOODBRDGE; N. J j TODAY THRU SATURDAY " WAS A MALK WAR BRDE" Wth Cary GRANT - Ann SHERDAN Plus, Glora HKNKY - Stephen DUNNE n "LAW OF THE BARBARY COAST" ns SUNDAY THRt: TUESDAY John WAYNK - (al RUSSELL n "WAKE OF TK RED WTCH" Plus, JGGS and MAGGE n "JACKPOT JTTERS" WEDNESDAY THRV SATURDAY Cary COOPER Patrca NEAL n 'THE FOUNTANEAD" CHRSTENSEN'S "THE FRENDLY STORE" FRDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1949 Offcer of the New Jerwy State j Konr as charmen Unforms wll! Department. C. W. V. thankng! be purchased by the p«m the Post for ts dortatlon of»10 00 O««Oerac and John Bakos. n connecton wth the carnval at. were welcomed nto membershp Lyons Hosptal for physcally dsabled veterans. Ths affar, sponsored by the 8tate Department. C W. V on September 17 was a source of much enjoyment for the hosptalzed veterans. The Post accepted an nvtaton to partcpate n the annual Holy Name Parade of Mddlesex County Holy Name Socetes whch wll be held n Somervlllc. Sunday. October 9. at 2:00 T. M. All members of the Post attendng ths affar wll leave from St. James' Hall. Longfellow Street at 12:30 P M. The next meetng of the Mddlesex County Chapter. C. W. V. wll be held on Wednesday, October 12 Ths orga.zhton wll be host to the county offcers. All members of the Post are remnded that ther dues for the next fscal year arc now due. Dues may be pad to ether newly elected treasurer or adjutant. New Staff Chosen A Chrstmas party was planned to be held at jrons Hosptal Decem ber 17 and a Chrtatmu party tore. CARTERET- Mrs Oscar O An proceeds of whch wll br for the dfrson. presdent of the Carteret Carteret Women 9 $ Club Lsts Program for 1949-1950 Season T.hf annual Chrstmas party s nchrduled n connecton wth the Woman's Club wll entertan the Derember meetng and plans for 8t Anthony's Drum and Bugle Corps of Port Readng! board of drectors of the club at. - her home on Monday. Members wll receve communlon n a body at the 8 o'clock; *< H»t lmr. the HM! draft wll man Sunday momnt. A break- «* <le by Mrs Anderson and fast wll follow n the church hall! **** John R"rt r W f «r thc wth members of the Mother's ^dub's annual program for presentaton at the openng Club to serve meetng The nut meetng w.l be held October U at S P. M. t Arthur Kll (Contnued from Page 1) of a large quantty of rock and other materal, whch would be next Thursday nght at whch Freeholder Elmer E. Brown wll be the prncpal speaker. A Cvcs program s planned for the November sestton under thc charmanshp or Mrs Ruckrlegel, when Mrs Loretto Nevtll. former borough lbraran, wll gve a book revew. done by hydraulc ppes or rver dredges. Blastng would be re-1 authorzaton of the program, afqured for led Be rock, he add-d j ter whch appropratons wll be n ts mproved stale, the dls-, sought. trct spokesman declared, the; channel would havr to be man- [ /-., n / n taned, undergong servcm; every fve or ten years to remove accu-; mulatons of slt and other mat-! Carteret G.O.r. (Contnued from Page 1> (Contnued from Page 1) rble to Oeorge Brechka at 21 the golden jublee celebraton held ter.. j Mary Street. at Holy Trnty Church, Perth j ndustral and shppng nter-, Local canddates and a large Amboy. Sunday. - ests whch use the channel n the croup of members wll atteqd the Tckets are avalable for the' of ther enterprses re- )bwquet honorng Governor Drsquested the project, t was ds-j col, ^ ht at m PlnM ta Me. state CWV dance to be held n St. James' Hall Saturday. closed. The recommendatons t ut. nen wre made by the New York dls- ^ ^,_ B, The post decded to organze a refonl> ^ and trct. whch after a survey survpy deemed :Georf!e.(-.«««,«j -n,, Breehka. councumanlc Junor varsty basketball team wth Andrew-Kahora and Mchael N RECORD TME 'hnnr ( hn.. llra-h Now get $25 td $500 on your sgnature, auto, etc. 20 MONTH PLAN. Call WO- 8-1848 The cash you nred wll be ready to prk up n 15 mnutest 87 MAN STREET \\ nullrllkr..-.7.-. EMPLOYEES LOAN COMPANY them "economcally justfed The ntal request to Congress took the form of a petton for GOOD! WOODBRDGE HAS A LADES' HAT SHOP LEE'S! HAT BAR \ 92 MAN STRKFT t YVOODBRUXt: None Hgher Than S3.98 FR., SAT.. St \. (XT. 1,». <1 EXTRA! SAT. AND SUN. MATN EE 3 COLOR CARTOONS 4 DAV8 ONLY 4 MON.. TES.. WED., TH KS., OCT. 10,, t 13 BY POPULAR REQUEST m WTH THE WND No Advsnlr n Prces SHOWN KVKNM.S AT 8:00 OC1.(KK MATNEE WE). ONLY (Columbus Dayl At 1:10 V. M. canddates spoke and thanked the larrc number of voters who regstered n response to ther recent appe«l. Mrs rase Bartok and Anthony Alsch. were named publcty hamen for the esmpafn. Other speakers ncluded. Fred Hoffman. Paul Mucha, Carl Grohman and Sam Slca. VAUDEVLLE S BACK KVERV Tlll'R.»TARTN<; OCT. 13TH 7 - BG ACTS - 7 'lus Frst Run Screen Ht Both Theatres _ MATNEE PRCES 25c. 40 ZWt JlM (B MON. TO FR. NOW Abbott c Coatrllo MEET THE KLLER LAFF ROT OF THE YEAR Plus Strrng Adventure ths sesson wll be n charge of Mrs. John Red. An Art program wll mark the January meetng to be held n the Hgh School wth Mrs. Harry Yrtman n charge. Amercan Home wll feature the program.for February to be presented under the drecton of Mrs. P. 8. Oalbralth. A food sale s slated for March. TO ENTERTAN CLUB CAKTERKT Mrs. Nell Zullo. Edwn 8tr«t, wll entertan the Slent Club at her home Monday. At thc last meetng at the home of Mrs. James Zullo* gfts were presented to Mrs Nel Zullo n honor of htt eleventh weddng annversary and Mrs. Frank Versegyl n honor of her brthday. CARTRRET Congregaton (, Kll,* W'M Mm M nn(lm CARTERET -Thr, ; Hl«ry Congregaton,, ( Jurtlce wll hold lu, meetng, Monday evp mn,, 10. at the home of M. Smth, Rahway. ' RTZ THEATRE Tran»portaton»n hn)l Those who wuh to an,,,, Bt the Chrome Svna!,,..,, ' ; P. M. Sweetness ^, (Contnued from r\ u,, now clearly defned,,,',,, not keep Ms job unlr^ r,, Bobwon MUd so- nun,, before forrrt t tn, lm tht character who h n..,,., der attack for at tempt hr row $5,000 from m rm.n. wlom the unon hm,,, * * can't beleve \ v.u n,, Carteret arc golnc t«1h1 : ths trash much lonoe WASHNGTON AVENUf. CARTERKT, N. SUW.STAUTH AT 7 ' M S HUNPAY AND MONDAY, OCTOBKR!) AND m Raft - Akm Tamlroff - MHr "OUTPO8T N MOROCCO' -Al»- "ONE A8T F.NG" Alcxl Smth - Za«h»ry Hcntt Monday Honey Lee Dlnnerwarc TUESDAY-THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 12, Car; Grant - Ann Sherdan " WAS A MALE WAR BRDE' AUe "WYOMNG BANDT" Allan "Rocky" Lane FRDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14 Tyrone Power - Gene Tlerncy "TAT WONDERFUL UBQE" -AUo- ' "ANGELS N DSGUSE* Leo Goretj and Hunts Hall.Saturday Matlne» Kdde Kartoon Show Mmtlmrrn S:." 1. H. TODAY THRU SATURDAY Qrnns Morcan - Dors Day Jack Carson "T'S A GREAT FEELNG" n Techncolor Also Wayne Morrs - JanU Pane "THE HOUSE ACROSS* THE STREET" SATURDAY MATNEE COLOR CARTOONS 'rrfo SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Rlrhrd Wdmark - l.mu Darnell - Veronca l,akr "SLATTERY'S HURRCANE Also Lon McCalllnler P*f«y Ann Garner "THE BG CAT (n Technlcolon STARTNG WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, FOR 4 BAYS L CONTNUANCE PERFORMANCE WEDNESDAY, COLUMBUS DAY Clark Gable - Alexs Smth n "ONLY ONE NUMBER CAN PLAY" Arthur Fraw - Jean Hcatlr n "RED STALLON N THE ROCKKS" (n Color) 'l 'M: M Ml, V.,lV(",V.' ll' 'M,.M < M,' Wl'mllfll HT't.,u l'< ''ttcl K Dl. ll '!" ' '! M.''tltf to K 4 on l-',!,-. > \< m, O< tnher 1»4», Ml ' '" ' lurk, fll- llb vne: UK " l'l.' v 41 1 ll lllll'k»,nall;n ll.l.- S, ul -r Ml,,...,-. fur the f t WV n- M--ll.11 hl' lltw-c»f THURSDAY, FRDAY AND SATURDAY l-- Cl- L. n l- lln'l loot, lrln: '.M' - dh wll >r p-n,-l mll ''tu ut 1 llorl nl' '..11,.K-V'K Klt tl n-.t,m\.,! all h.n. JOll'X.1. S-Al.l.V, llu- Kln AX <>H> \ MC M ; Tll')»::A >: >>v H L V c' M; n' J"!;CT AV'M'K KH'M V WKSTKl:!.! 'll tcsds.whmk N 'lll.: lnt: ttl D-' 'AKTKKCT, NKW MBV. T H; 1 > \ N 101 > V TH:. o 1 Tn-: KOKu<; or lkt el'll ''ll,' K'! <. >l tn- MMll ll l nn- nl' Cul'll'l'l't Avrlll' tl, Hltwlu* ml tn- HU- 1j nr '-,1 AVfnur l'm l'\- S llt \V-^lt'l'l> r.ll'khlll l- s lu-l. \- t'hlllllllhllbll H t»l n, '.U mll J'udlr 111,nk.J.M' (, ; u OH MKlnmr. M Ht-.l M.,,1- H, 19*, am tl.'l tl lu- 'lr.k.. hu RuuUHh ul t«n- j, "., { ll ; Thl: uml 1 BB'fltw.~ HVH- h ; 11,1.1 -uhrr l, J8H9 nl v Mvur trtnlltr (, wrtnnl,.~ lln.lly?, mu r New NVSBLE PLAYTEX LVNG' GRDLE! has tremendous fgure-slmmng power plus super comfort 1 Of tr««-grown ( lqud latax wth dynamc all-way actoh~stretch that makes you nchtj slmmer, trmmer Comfortable, lght, ralknt, washablt a» your own sknt ' No warns, no tltche, no bontt-glrdle ond garters are one smooth pece ^ hold ther shape and yours all-wayl nvsble even under the sleekestdreul ',' '*'*" ' ' STORE HO«B8; * «DAJtY; ^ 9 1 n^eas^b^b^b^e VH^HBH S^MBWHB r "335 llowm Pnk, Hnvwly HM, Gardmla Whlt. l«> Mtro- null, KpU mtdum and vrgt, FUTX MNTY OO «H fjrlm.,,,. tt.4s ON. *l<h oortw., (4.H NOON WKDNESDAY ;.V!!< ; / ' ' ' ^ ^ JUMnBH^ "1 WASyl MALK WAR BRDE" Wth Cary Grant and Ann Shcnjlan and "DUKE OF CHCAGO" Wth Tom Brown and Lon SUNDAY ANp MONDAY "NOT WANTED" Wth galy Forrest»nd Keefe Brasselle *nd "THE FAR FRONTER' Wth R»y Rogers TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY "MNON DOLLAR ' WlEKEND" Wttfc (tone Raymond, Frdo Ledercr ud 'll'vntamed ' BEEED" Tut* vd Brtan N Red Faathtr ««rvc«s «mbrac«f mpny ogenct, furnsh help to (nope of all agj, and of all cr M d». t > yow Ctft. tym asktchor your contfbu* ton, wll you mpk ft b g«ntr9u a you can?
- Edtorals :- ON THE SDEWALK Mw Vctms Need Help 1910, *J» the Natonal Foun- shoulders the chapter's fnancal burdens Sll'' 1 ', for nfntu* have so for the remander of the year. (. llldr en tfeft fot»jr the The emergency campagn to rlm funds r:ld cpdetfldm fcaw crctted emerl whch h»«fbut efluuwted the money rased wll go nto a natonal ep- s an exceptonal effort, neceattt»l«d by ths year's wdespread ncdence of polo. The ' lv,, H ble n many of the 2800 chapdemc fund, to be avalable to e,very state ' ',,,! reach nto etery county, every and county where vctms requre assstance that only money wll provde. Some of MH, vrry home t* Amerca. h trn(. r mterettd workers are seek- the money, accordng to Natonal Headquarters,.,j,. r an epdemc emergency fund to wll pay hosptal expenses of those ',,, meetng the exceptonally heavy unable to pay for themselves, to moblze.,,.,,,,-rs of ths year. Ths should not medcal and techncal personnel at ponts Mll,.,! wth the annual March of of need and to purchase the specal equpment needed n the treatment of ths dread "".,nch has fnanced research and dsease.,, ;, nrl asssted the Natonal Head- Money gven to ths specal drve wll be,,, make needed money avalable translated nto servce to thousands of.,,,-.: s -lt os so hart-ht that local funds youngsters who need help now and to the many who wll contnue to need help for,,,orstood, of course, that half of months or years to come. A contrbuton,',, people of thte muncpalty gve mght mean the dfference between lfe and., m nuav March of Dmes campagn death to some chld. That s why the cont hs county to pay for the care and, rl,t of pattattl n tm> area. Never-, when a full4c*le epdfemc hts any ltjn]1,,f the country; t s practcally tmphr (or a loc! ffwpter to take care of Stuaton. NatlMltl Headquarters then trbutlon of every person s mportant. Readers of ths newspaper who wth to contrbute to ths emergency fund should send n ther contrbutons mmedately. Smply put t n an envelope Qd mal to "POLO," care of your local postofftce. Tht "Dsabled Veterans Racket" H a, rv D. Mtchell, charman of the U. S. the' same preference that Congress ntended to grant to those who were njured Cothmltaon, s hot and end about tht defnton of a "dsl veteran," whch gves to a man extra n acton. What Mr. Mtchell objecte to, and what every ctzen should object to, s seen n,ts n connecton Hffth cvl servce cxatonsfed by hs draft board as physcally able ths example cted by hm. A man was cert- Mtchell doe Wft object to the cxponts gong to teteran, njured n Three weeks later, he was dscharged be- and nducted nto the frst World War.. var. but he U tjjot b enthusastc over cause of bad feet. The assumpton was that dsabled" ratllat that goes to a man hs short army career flattened hs arches ause of a "servtefromnected" dsablty, and the veteran got the offcal label, "dsabled." nch may be nothng more ttur^'flatfoot." ; everybody knows, after tht frst As a result of ths "dsablty," the flatfooted veteran, n connecton wth cvl d war, and, pretumably. after the ml, many vetdtj^ltgot nto servce only servce ratngs, goes to the head of the Jobelgblty roster above a combat solder c dscharged lattr because of some phy- dsablty, tot ttfufeua wth njures wth a hgher examnaton ratng who may ved n the pt/k.these ndvduals have been wounded n acton but was never vc boon rated M "(toablcd," and gven "dsabled." f't wll be the second the ballot at the ljmctlon. The other bond stue {rffftosals nclude $25 ml for mprovenmt t State nsttutons, HM-; frst on thewlot, and $100 ml for housng, Mm Clearance and rcdnpment, ap$*4ltnj thrd. To pay for M fm mllon veterans' N bond ssw); : ' llew tax would be mu»n "«V«t M*Wty. transacton or nr^e occurngfll.exercsed n the course any busness, jk(l6, professon, vocaton commercal abtftty conducted for proft C a n. "."'..;.. < - Busness grafsjlm.tete than $20,000 anally (less ttabkwe weekly) would be : from tb Btt^-whlch s commonly Pent-t to as tg^m* tocepta tax. But, for wok Veterans' Bonus Bond ssue tor a bonus for as the New Jersey 'Taxpayers Assocaton ponts out, most tax authortes agree that the proposed tax s actually A sales tax. Ths s the rght term, they beleve, because such a tax s nevtably "pushed" on to the consumer. Thus, a vote for or aganst the bond ssue wll mean a vote for or aganst a new tax that would affect everyone. The bonus would be pad to those who served n the armed forces for a perod of 90 days or more between December 7, 1941, and September 2,.1945. Scale of the proposed bonus would be: $10 for each month of domestc servce up to 15 months; $10 for each month of foregn serred up to 25 months. Maxmum bonus would be $250, although total benefts for fnany veterans would be as low as $30. Employ Physcally Handcapped to Mfc handcapped workers (t jobs s bttymrrted on ths week, as munclpatty 1 was the Naton n obv- Naton*!, *feptoy the Physcally tapped WM'lvojcltjtatlons callng ' tlu ' obserr^p jl have been ssued by wdent Trunlj1 to Governor Drscoll d tlw Mayor/3 Local.'nployett 1 ther pres«f 3H^tMmrements n order -< xusfbfe 1 Mnjp for handcapped rsons. PhysfcjMtfTSWed persons not * workng 51Vjegster wth the ; al ofllcc of j$j lft* Jersey State Em- HW beng asked to su- ffantr "We beleve that there's a Job for every, handcapped worker, f employers wll consder the abltes and not the dsabltes of the handcapped," sad the mayor. "When properly placed, dsabled Workers as a rule are enthusastc, hard workng, and satsfactory workers. Ther accdent record as low, and ther producton record hgh. : "Ths s not a charty, drve. When an employer calls the State Employment Servce for a handcapped worker, he can be sure that any applcant sent to hm Wll be just as well qualfed for a job as an unmpared worker." Confederate Sblders news that a prde n the valor and courage of the solstamp wll be s- der8 0{ the South outnurhb«t«d and hope- lml? outclassed ;'*hw» the stamp wll of ther opponents, the ederacy waged a heroc Needed ** tlle opportunty ndvduals, sufferng TRENTON f an atomc bomb blopped nto the centre of a large cty n New Jersey would the entre State suter damage? The Bute Offce of Cvl Defense * beng deluded wth such questons by telephone and letter. nformaton lascd on the Hlrohlnn and Nagasak bombs, and the Alamogodo, New Mexco, atomc exploson, ndcate that Wlle total testrmjton ol lfe and property would oct;nr wthn a sjm teet nn beoftut a bomb wplwlm 2,900 leet to 3,000 teet n the ar. death would not stalk ^reas located mles away. Frame buldngs would be smashed and the entre area would be subjected to mmedate conflagraton. The only conventonal structures that could possbly survve the blast would be heavy steel and renforced concrete types of bulldnss. Wthn ths area so many lethal nfluences would be exerted that survval would amount to the mraculous. However, n the frnge o ths area extendng; to two mtes, heavy damage would occur but lfe could be saved. n ths area almost all of the wood frame buldngs would be destroyed by blast. Glaus would be broken from all wndows. Underground water jnans, n ueneva. would reman ntact. Above ground they would be twsted and broken. Overhead telephone and telegraph comuneatlons would be destroyed. Structural damage to streets,n the area would be neglgble. Heavy de damage would be nevtabje.. The next zone extendng to three mle* from the pont of exploson would result n moderate damase. Wthn ths area the greatest damage would be caused by Ore. Persons exposed to drect rays would be slghtly but not serously burned, and the prmary radologcal dangers would be neglgble. The greatest danger would be caused by flyng sluss. Under the Captol Dome GLAMOR GRLS fullng plaster, panc and hysterl. From a radus of three mles outward, all damage would be comparatvely slght. The State Offce of Cvl Defense, charged wth organzng local defense forces n case of such a terrble catastrophe, s slent on the "handover" perod aftr such a blast when the area would become unlvable. BO PAY: Men who make Naw Jersey's laws are well pad (or ther efforts snce salares of State Senators and Assemblymen were ncreased last year from $500 yearly whch was pad to them for a century, to $3,000, Prom January 11 to June 15 ths year the State Senate whch has 21 members held twenty daly sessons to enact necessary laws. On the bass of present salares they were pad $150 for attendng each sesson. Durng the same perod tla General Assembly, whch/ has 60 members, convened on 21 dfferent dates. On the bass of ther annual salares, they receved $143 per sesson. On November 8 seven State Senators wll be elected. Wth one excepton, ncumbants are seekng re-electon. The one excepton s Senator Elmer H. Wene, Vneland Democrat, who s seekng the $20,000 a year Governorshp of New Jersey. n the House of, Assembly nearjy all ncumbants are seekng re-electon. POTATOES: New Jersey potato growers may adopt ther own pact to re&uate the marketng of spups based on qualty and quantty preparatory to an antcpated rulng that Federal support ad may not- be avalable n 1950 to growers n areas that have not adopted such a marketng program. Smlar regulatons now pre- By Don Flowers val n seven potato-growng States or areas ncludng Mane and Vrgna-North Carolna dstrct. The proposal has already been approved by the Kew Jersey Potato ndustry Commttee. To brng all the facts ta tht attenton of potato growers, tht Potato ndustry Commttee haa scheduled a seres of meetngs throvtthout the potato belt of New Jersey. The sessons wll b( held n Freehold on October 13; HUhtstown. October 14: Hyton, October n; Mount Holly, October 18, Deerfleld. October t «nd.cranbury, October 20. Notces as to tme and pltce wll be dstrbuted by each of the lowng the local meetnrs two county agrcultural agents. Polstatewde sessons are to be hold ot Freehold on October 24 and 25 to summarse the program. NSECTCDES: Realsng: that promscuous use of nsectcdes, fungcdes and herbcdes, or weed kllers, may nvolve res'! hazards, not only to humans and domestc anmals and lvestock, but to fsh and wldlfe as well, the New Jersey Legslature next year s expected to be asked to enact a law regulatng the applcaton of such posons. The Councl of State Oof era ments las prepared a draft of a bll for ntroducton n the legslature of New Jersey as well,»s other states, whch wll be *ven the flnshne touch at a meetng of the Draftng Commttee of the Councl of State Governments n Washngton on October 13»nd 14. v One of the Weed kllers» whch the proposed law s amed, klls broad-leaved planu but not Brasses and s used to elmnate weeds n wheat, rce and cornfelds, and n grass used for hay. However. t has been known to vdrlft as far ts twenty mles when "» Panr X 1 Opnons of Others uj. on Omernl Dwlght D KLunlwwrr. who concelvdbly rould bf tlr rent prwdmt of thf Unlt*d flutcr Wlfvw Umt hff >Tf Unt fundtmenul prncple uf Aemrlrtn llfr Frst that ndvdual freedom l«our most pm-lmu powwton t U to bf nunrdfd ** the chef hrrlmft of our p*opl#, th«wfllprltu nf out sprtual «nd m»- ter» trfatntu. «nd the centml target of ll enemes- nternal nd external who wok u> wmken and dwtroy the Amrrlen republc. T Second, that all our trrrdoms Pfnwnal. economc, aocal. po- UUcaJ tr«dom to buy, to work, to hre, to bargan, to M\T. to TOtf. to worshp. Ut UHlhrr n x conventon or Jon!n mutual»*- oclstlo; all thvc frwdonv nvt t Mgle bundlr. E»ch s an ndspensable part o» H Mnfllr whole Drrtructlon of any ncvllubly leads to the dlmtru'lton ol all Thrd, that re«lom to compet* vgorously amoru ourselve., atrompanled by a readness to coopf mte wlolrhenrtrdly for hc pcrformnnrr of communlly and natonal functons, together make our system thf mom productve on earth These three prncples express (he common fath of loyal Amercans the shnng gude that, for the vast majorty, ponts always to the straght path ot Amerca'«future. n the ndustralzed Konomy of the 20th century, that path les down the mddle of tlu> road between unfettered prvau 1 power concentrated on one Hank, and the unbrdled power ot statsts on the other. Hkcramrno Unon. THE NEED RKMA1NS The House Labor and Educaton subcommttee whch enforsed the Burden federal alrl-toeducaton bll s no more. t has be>n abollslwd along wth thee other subcommttees by Charman Leslnskl. MEANS SMOOTHER F Ths gets rd of the commttee whch put before the country the ssue of no federal ad to church and prvate schools. t perhaps also gets rd of the specfc bll ntroduced by the North Carolna Congressman to lmt federal ad to publc schools. t does not jet rd of the need for federal help to schools n states whch are at the bottom of the lst n fnancal resources. The contrast between need for educatonal facltes nnd effectve effort n Connectcut and South Carolna should demonstrate ths need to the most confrmed opponent of feleral help. South Carolna has 282 chldren of school age fo each 1,000 populaton. Connectcut has only 114 per 1.000. n Connectcut each school chld has 18.630 behnd htm n ncome from WHges and salares. n South Corolnn each school chld lud only $2,621 n ncome backmu. South Carolna spent *2.n each $100 of ncome on publc schools. Connectcut spent only $1.46 per $100. Yet n the end Connectcut provded an average of $174 per publc school pupl and South Carolna only $73 Sooner or later ths need»tll be met unrrv n a moble WClftT, t s a natonal not a local prob-- lem. And when t U met the SuprtTw court decakm n tre Me- Collum Hlglou* freedom ewe wll be on hand to gude. Sad Justce Black for tght member* of the court, ncludng the lau Justce Murphy: Np tax n any amount, largr or small, can b* leved lo Mpporl any rrlllnu* actvtes or nsttutons, whatever they may be called, or whatever (mm they may adopt to leach or practce relltlon. Nether a ttale nor th»,;; Federal OovTnmem can. openly ' or secretly, partcpate n the af. falm of rrlulou* oranlatlons ot vce Ttrw n thf words of Jeffenon the clause aganst establshment of relllon by law *«ntended to erect "a wall of teparatlnn between church and sutr -S Mull f«krf.t. WORKERS TOGETCB Every calendar day brngs new proof that cooperaton wth Communst uroups s dangerous to all that gves lfe value belef n Ood and the possblty of hgher sprtual lfe Denyln thlt. communsm snps the human beln fo dxnlty and rejects hla ndvdual responsblty, ndvdual reaporttlblllty and the rght to nuke decsons affectn«one's o"wn lfe do not ft n wth the alms of the Poltburo;.-, hence the churches, whch uphold the moral reapotulbllly of each human beng, mult be brought : under control of the Poltburo. When the church msts, force and ntrgue are employed by ht Communsts to the end that relgon may be aboluhed. Free trade untona were one ol the frst group* to le.tm that they could not cooperate wth Communsts wthout becomng tooh to serve totaltaran ends. Ths was the meanng of the recent conference n Oeneva of renrd* sentattves of 17.000.000 workers of free lands who were determned to organlm n new world federaton of labor along democratc lnes and free from Kremln control. That conference agreed uponlhe knd of organzaton that could serve free trade unons and apponted a commttee to draft a consttuton.--wllam Green, presdent of the Amercan Federaton of Labor, n The Amercan Fwterntlnnlst, Carteret Press Publshed by Carterct Press T-«>lon» O»rt*r»t 8-SBOO, \. J. Mr*. 'llrlch'^e.llredory... -MU.T Ohnrl«K, Gregory Mryrr rononllum Puhllnler Kortu K'lH'r 8ubm<'l >tlul, 11.10 'CT Yrnr Klnrert ««ncco O1M«mat lor Ju-e t, luf, at C»rt»r«l. N. J. Pu't Un.c, unler Ht At «* March 1, SS- FOR SOUND NSURANCE COUNCL AND PLANNED COVERAGE - How Much Money Do People Depost To Open An NSURED Savngs Account You can start yours wth as lttle a; $1 or as much as you lke at the Woodbrdge Natonal Bank. Here are 9 typcal accounts opened durng the past 9 months: $5,100; $7,909; $4,307; $5,000; $6,990; $1,747; $4,577; $6,700; $3,000. When you have that much savngs the safest place f6r your money s an NSURED savngs account. Wthout cost to you, your savngs are nsured up to $5,000. Take advantage of ths protecton. Bank your savngs at the Woodbrdge Natonal. Next Wednesday, October 12, Columbus Duy wll be oboerved as a le»al holday by New Jersey bank*. 106 MAN Open Frdays 4 to 6 P. M. W00DBRD6E NATONAL BANK MUXBEH FKUllUL lltlnuuvb r*pkbal umroaat NSUHANCK
V< "< * PJW/ "}> A&P, TOO, TAKES Off TS HATrenewal of a rvalry that began n TO MR. C. WHTT BLOUNT -AND TO ALL OUR OTHER GOOD COMPETTORS WHO HAVE TAKEN A SMLAR STAND An Edtoral Fnm The Atlanta Journal, 11 Thursday, Sept. 29,1UO f Compettor Denounces Sut Aganst A&P THE BOLD three-column advertsement n the current ssue of the Waynesboro True Ctzen catches the reader's eye. We quote t n full. To our noton that advertsement by C. Wht Blotnt states the economc and governmental aspects of the case aganst A&P wth a clarty and forcefulness that most of the edtoral comment has lacked. Also t strkes us as a fne example of sportsmanshp n busness. ncdentally, t s about as effectve an advertsement as could have been wrtten for Mr. Blount's "Grocetera". u sort of wsh you were n Waynesboro to trade wth hm, doesn't t? OF WAYNESBORO, GEORGA * to n Mddle 3 Rvalry Sat UT \ - Conch j Harvey Herman's powerful Rut-1 gers Unversty (rtddars open thsr fourth defense of the Mddle Three Champonshp ths Saturday when they meet Lehlgh here n the 48th 1884. Oame tme s 2:30 P M. On the block agan wn be tht Lttle Brass Cannon, symbol nf vctory over Lehlgh and jafayptte, whch Rutgers has hud n ts possesson snce 1945. Lafayette won the cannon n 1940. the frst ypnr t was offered. t was retreval for Rutgers by wartme Coach Harry J. Rockefeller n 1B46. Harman's post-war teams have jmde t four ttles n a row. Lehlgh. wth one of ts strongest teams n sx years, s stll lookng for ts frst Mddle Three Champonshp we the cannon became the ntercollegate prze. The Rutgers' coach expects hs team to be at ful! strength ths week wth all but one of two njured players ready for acton. Lehlgh hasn't beaten the Scarlet snce 1942, but Herman expecu no soft touch. The State Unversty squad had to battle all the way n 1048 before comng out of U- hgh tussle wth a 20-6 decson. Harman s countng heavly ths on the passng Al "Boomy" Malekoff of Newark, who took over the quarterback spot vacated by All Eastern Frank Burns, a former fullback. Malekoll was groomed last year to move nto the T slot and has developed nto a great passe and slck ball handler.\ Roundng out the backfleld wth Malekoff wll be Herm Berng of Roselle Park, veteran left half who returned to acton last week after enee between a goodteam and a Krat team. Fghtng ther way back nto the startum lneup are Wllam Buckey" Hatchett of Verona at eft end. and 228 pound left tackle Oakley Pandck of Fanood. Left nuacl s stll n the possesson of ophomore John Echuck of Valley Stream, L.. Leon Root, a converted fullback from East Orange, works at center and teams wth rght guard Earl Read of Phlllpsburg as a powerful duo. Bll Laherty of Trenton and Paul Corrgan of Jersey Cty Rre contnung ther Joust at rght tackle. Al Burnett of FLOWERS Far AH Occasons From Our Own Greenhouse* O'ta's - Florst 10S0 RAH WAV AVENUE AVENEL, N. J. Telephone Wood brdge 8-28S3 DllKH VK KHK NS HAM '. WAH'H VM H HKK Vtl.lKT Hr<) «rty vulum nt> way 111.. VVmkl lt- luut'rta <<f \ nuv pullt-y t>uy a >plfrfnr nt HMand rurrl.-lunx-' M.k- \.,u HKuranrf 'rr«>l ujt: vnur hync vuht'. THE HARNED AGENCY E8T. 1912 nnnnce and Real Estate M Man Street W0H211 WOODBSDOK. N. J. placed n,,, wth Ustes (, M., system, H,,,,,,,' eral drfonsn. Pl 'yor. fonl,,, '.," kcks retrnm.,,.,, csol On dofonsv,, ';!,,! nnr and Mr,., 1,,','. as drfmsv,. tnn,. Bolsterng!,..,,, bnokln; (lr>p«, :. '. *tle.v. ft s(ml,h, nl,. Unon, and Hl j>,. erfully bult z><\ from Ramsey. Gymnastc [\ HereonSamj PERTH AMTl s mou«dansh r,v, ; sred bv tht n. v > ;, Y. M.C. A.. w,;.,,. Saturday nuu -y gym. The ]),,.!;,. promptly at B 1 M The renowtf ^n tted 'of 32 y.nrs women, has rc.-pn 1 ' ths country fur, hlblton tour v.,<-< pvogrnm m!ud<",.of gymnastlrs, lm. -. fundamenu. w.,,,.. vanned (rymn-..., dances. brenlm;k!: paratus. and tm-,1., An appea'nn, Square Oanen n, \ maxed the n.uu-l, ntal vst o t!\ r performanref n tl. successful when H.:,. were heaped upon :, lar exhbton The exhhlt.on,v ;, ; ulate nterest n p^ tlon and rymmm..., people nnd als, n t, om and enjoyable :; The local Dansh o mlttee s assstng tn. slon of the Y.M.C.A ture. Tckets may h-. members of the com :,:,, YM.C.A, Set HOMO The»ea horse s n«t a n 1 strange knd of hh small t can be hold m t ll called a tea horse Led the queer shape uf ts.jdj lung snout. SPECALS DOGWOOD THF.B 3-4 Ft,, $1-4-5 Ft, 5-6 R. $3.1 RHODOUBNUHOH 3 Ft., $2.50 n 4 Ft., $3.50 ('t. TAXUS YEWS, $1.0 12"-14" BOXWOOD, 12", S Large Selecl m ol EVEROREENS, BAHBfT PRVET HElXK, S1H SHADE TREES AT LOW PRCES Open All Hours ul WEGELA GARDE) NURSERY J Mll.l-:;< MlTH "'' Slt Tl lllvkl: rl:\m srx'.\.-''r- SAVE-on YOUR "KT CARSOf N * «. >.' ' ;.., ' V- THE GREAT ATLANTC & PACFC TEA COMPANY FOU BOYS* MEN* Gl AT LOW FACTOR' PRCES! WHY PAY MOH ALL KNDS, AM S "K1" KAUSON" JA'-K cowtrucw of thr ' ' able l**ther» arf ^.
, MBW Wth,f nl school Amboy area the full system* y a specal reduced tdmlslon prce for atudents between the ages of 12 and B ywr*. wll go nto effect at the Walter Resde Theatres n Perth Amboy shortly was announced today by Herbert Oordon FRDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1940 atrrn n that cty. The cards are now beng ssued Through the schools, every stu- n all publc, parochal and prtvat* dent wll reeclve a card whch;,, rhools ln erth Amboy and vwn. when presented at the box offce,.,,,, w.... nded to olher of thettajestlc and strand W>ea- ly ' and wl " <* CTt * y y Herbert Oordon tres wll enttle the boy or ulrl to rm " arb y acr "»l symems f requested manager mn for f Walter Reade Thea reducton o[ a much fts 26 cents, by prncpals or superntendent*. VmoltM FUato ttcl-catera art not restrcted T them wld, flowerng M*k«t ft* SUlnlc tttcl producton ht nr»n«d mort than n». and rmlvely! tteel outfut n all but four r»r. TU 111 mllon efh»lmt«4 to oybtnt n tb* U.S. n M t rh«lowtt lec* the prtwtr rw» f '41. Acre(«U de«n d p«r Mat from lart ytar PAO U4M Ctomr Udlno clover l the outtndlng ctlopfntnt tn putur* ptn dur- nf th» ptt 10 jfrt, accordng * t Corntll tlronamlt. t (n do m»«t fat hrnwr oo non-tfht 1t«d nd http thenf to compel* matt tffertlvfly wltfc (rnwn «a D f«r The b»«l tcmcurcd «]f*lf not prnvldt vllmln ft to poultry t do«to h«rblvort. T* txay rtllbl* nurc«> of vlumb D for blrd rt talr lght nd flh olu. Compare These Acme Everyday Low Prces Pllsbury or Aunt Jemma P *LOUR KE % 15c Pancake Flour ""^U, 12c Mother's Oats" 2TX' 15c Vermont Mad Syrup yp S 26c Cream of Wheat M!;;:.:; 9. 18c Log Cabn Cb SSyrup 26c Pllsbury Farna En t 0Pk9 14c Honey ^"^7,33c ^ T l rs 2 17c Shredded Wheat NA ;r plfl 16c Wheatena ' 18c 29c Ranger Joe JKT 2 ^ 29c Strawberry Preserves,'"*>37c Cream of Rce Cereal ' 27c Orange Marmalade % 23c Tomato Juced 31:28c Grape p Jelly y H,,.,., 23c Tomato Juce Z? 2 ' 25c Asco Bacon 2 67c Pure Orange Juce 4!r: 45c. n»d. 67c Blended Juce "T^T 1 MU SM Urn Ml«l 39c Slver Seal Eggs ^r:, 1,, 71c Grapefrut Juce 2 ' 27c HENZ KETCHUP S 24c HENZ SPAX5HEH n T*MM O 1«K». n(j- nns MU, *'V Chna Beauty Chow Men Dnners ^ 47c SPRY 1 32c 87c Cradtn Nabsco Rtz 32c Venna Fngers Z w l ^ ce Box Wafers Geo. nn Cookes W$ TU 39c Cream Cookes ^T *. 10c Arrowroot Crackers,^J, 18c Graham Crackers "SUT^ 28c Asco Coffee.46c Nu gl Rcher blend. Ground fresh to order. Wncrest Coffee 42c \r Lghter boded. Vgorous flavor. dealcoffee v ' B tl» n 55c Heavy boded. Tops them all! nstant Cocoq """n..- 24c urrons Soup Mx Soup M CAMAY Tolet Soap 3-23c CAMAY Both Soap ^ He LAVA SOAP * 9c, Vrgna Lee Chocolate Thn MntsJ, 39c 3 r 32c 3 Keebler Saltnes pxkof* X/C OXYDOL P. C. S«malon. r Cut-Rte Wax Paper ^ 23c Pard Dog Food 2 ^ 25c Thrfty Lqud Starch quart ^J h-,«t nj Plex-o Plastc Starch K 35c Dazzle Bleach 1""» 1 C r V gal. 07 bohb JC jug UK.,»!!, *y jug "f \t Baby Foods EJT 10 ^ 93c Jr. Foods SST 6-r83c Baby Foods SL 101; 93c Jr. Foods chl N p Z P.d 6 83c Starlac s tl, n M,. Chcken Broth C0llEGE 33c,r:«17c Henz Whte Vnegar &18c Henz Pckles Fr " h cut t:;,«29c Sweetheart Soap "» k «le Facal Soap WOOMU «Y 3 tok " 23c Wax ET - 35c " '* n ' r WBERT'S No-Rub rosn Furnlutt Shoe Whte m T, 8c Shoe Paste mmn Open Frdays Untl 9 P.M. vory Soap ;?«t:s!s botu batll Jt 2 lft " 17c * cam ' V> X-Pert Gold Chffoj Cake Mx'X: 25c Armour's Treet "r 39c; Educator Crax,!X«27c lyarjf Soap 9944/100%? 4 lbs. and over. Serve a tasty Acma fowl for a change thl week-end Chuck Roast or Steak b - 49c Bone n. Acme Sov-U-Trm removes much surplus fat and bon«before weghng. 43c Stewng Lamb "> 29c Lon Lamb Chops "> 83c Rb Lamb Chops "> 75c r Smoked Cottage Butts b 79c Fronted Foods Dept. Features "VKWpfnST Teddy s Frosted Fllet of Perch *>-PH- 35C Lberty Whole Strawberres' 41c " * ' Brdseye Peas KLTt, M* FRESH mm > wetmts Fancy Snow Whte Caulflower-25c Famous Long sland rushed fresh to your nearby Acme fresh daly! Strng Beans s ' ^ 2 b «19c Serve tender, tosty fresh green beans now! Featured ot all Acmes! Calforna Oranges 5 bb «49c Today's best orange value! Plenty of rcher juce n these! Why pay more? Fancy Cortland Apples 4"»19c deal for eotlng and cookng. Now gt ther best! Eot more apples! Extra Fancy Tomatoes BMD 0000S Vrgna Lee Marachno Peppermnt^ Bar Cake Spk & Span «Z\ 39c Rch yellow layers, flled and eed wth marachno peppermnt cream cng. VRGNA EE Prune-Flled COfFK Cake 29c VRGNA LEE Cnnamon Streussel l0af 25c Large Apple Pe T NA 49c Angel Food Rng T 1NtA 39c Crunch Layer ^A l m«d 59c Assorted Rolls """.- 15c The Toast of the Town! Supreme Whte Bread tow f/v CELLOPHANEl 1 A Softer, stays fresh longer. Glendale Club Cheese Food s 2\.«79c Buy ths economcal 2-lb. wooden box. Del Rch Oleomargarne X 31c Pure Package Lard»18c Provolone Salam Cheese * 59c Domestc Swss Cheese fc 59c Fancy Bleu Cheese * 65c Muenster Cheese fc 45c ; Colored Amercan Cheese fc 49c Lon Swss Gruyere h 51c j Mld Colored Cheese * 49c Aged Cheddar Cheese * 69c Darycrest ce Cream 40%! S eh l proof f Hag B F! Free! pnt t Rcher, creamer! Try t! Famous HALL Dnnerware?6-Pece Starter Set 3 "Do* DUZ Beautful.99 tme pattern. Buy wth c«d now tor\ gfts! Buld o 35-peco complete servce for 4. Open stock. On sale only by Amercan Stores Company, See all the, peces now at your nearby Acm^. For Ptta «n4 M Crta* r^c TDE Sal s* French Army drvelopnc new unk. n revlttllxed pracrtm. For * frevt! fvff of o W«tm«... tak* a rkk m l» M«wl-E«trk AKRON.CHCAGO Tk«only tran urvng th«eat whh o thrllng Stroto-Dom*. DOM of orh»r tptcot, uttramodm ftatwr«. NUA COACH U. Bob«th.... 1.UMA U. Plalnfl«td.... 1.15 PM VMmburghlMttSt.JJ.25 AM Ar.MrM Ar. CMc«9«2.50 AM Knm* Caul. SM.)... 1.20 AM % MR«U k.fw.w W«Mn M m CN««MlTMORUOKOUt. REMOVABLE W00DC0 R.O-W* WNDOWS for ndoor deonrng...ndoor pantng A Rtntlc push to (he ltd, ma the wndow lfts out! WNDOWS THAT LFT OUT Smple hand pressure rcmove Wwxko R.OlW.wndow. W»h both tdes ndoors get full summer ventlaton. No cords no pulleys, no rattlng. Weath* d at the factory. WOODBRDGE LUMBER CO. BULDNG MATERAL STORK Tel. WOod. 8-0U5 WOOMMDftE. N. J. PLANT NOW For strong deep roots'. EVERGREENS FRUT AND HADK TREES SHRUBS t (UtASJS SEED BARBAV 'luvt.t HKlNKS HARDY CllKVSAMlKMUMSJ /( HOLLAND Btl BS FERTLZER SE US FOR EXPERT LANU8CAP1NQ COLON1A PUNT MARK! 173S ST. GEORGE A
-**.^T;.,; vr^> ; y nklk l lull )!<!> " f'hrp ul'tf's M' flltlr' lalltll'n )>!t\rull d*tl«tloh - nlll M:t un K-T7 * 'h rvwnuc tnl rxb trust tcma H f<-.'- tne r.«l hnlt HcMnt nl llv UH null hull l ] 'unl hlt nnl wml ll pro v*- H n r uut ln llollp Nol l'n >llnl nnovrm't fmul [1,1 CKllV'T "K r c vfl?... HlnklnK funl r.- lrcmpnl«llc»prv<.» fuf wlt-h CHU s ml H lrc H-7 FOR PATRONZE TLSE ADVERTSERS Concrete HGH TEST QUALTY CONCRETE Laboratory Approved Crushed Htone - Washed Gravel Washed Sand - Waterproofng Lme - Brck - Cement - Plaster Rartan Mercantle Corporaton Phone l'h-4-0375 FRONT AND FAYKTTE STS. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Drug Stores Avenel Pharmacy 1010 RAHWAY AVENUE WOODBRDGE 8-1914 FEESCEFTO.NS WHTMAN'S CANDES Cmmetlca - Flm - Greetlnj Cards RAYMOND JACKSON AND SO/V :y0 88 Man Street Woodbrdge, N. J. Telepnone: 8-0554 Dog Kennels GONG AWAY? BOARD YOUtt DOGS Dully. Weekly, Monthly Hates WanlK and Strlnplnr Well Ventlated B«st uf Care Spck & Span Kennels Bo 218,'nnan Avenue N. J RAHWAY 7-3938-M HOTEL FOR DOGS fedlfreed Qocker and Colle Pups Boardlnc Bathlne Trmmng Lncolna Kennvh All OLD LNCOLN U1GWAY METUCMEN 6-23(10 Funeral BwUrs SYNOWQCKl «mnn or A HT m >rv or Pc-l 1 M. UV DA lh.1 tl.afk KKT 31, 191s.,f thf Mrrrnt, rmt Rnl rrnlml accnuto. mn<le4... ml lsndnl «: foo.no 4,1111.1)011.00 M.flfl.VOA.27 11.4M.4j :: 1M.5T.76 Furnture CUSTOM MADE FURNTURE REPARNG AND UPHOLSTERNG WEYGA1WS Upholstery Shop E3.O411.47 26J,8»7.M 63 Smth Street, Avenel Call WO-8-20S2-J BUY ON THE HGHWAY AND SAVE FALL CLEARANCE ON ALL FURNTURE Wnter Brother* WaysMt Furnture Sh*» Hghway 25 Avenel, N. J Open Dally 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. Phone Woodbrdce 8-1577 Lumber and Mllwork Woodbrdge Lumber Co. Woodbrdge, N. J. Telephone: Wowtbrde -1U Llqor Stores Woodbrdge Lquor Store JO3. ANDRASCK, PROP. Complete Stock of Domestc and mported Wnes, Been and Lquors 574 AMBOY AVENUE WOODltRDGE, N. J. t Muscal nstruments THE ROAD TO MUSCAL HAPPNESS ENROLL NOW Expert nstructon Accordon - Voln Headquarters (or Qualty Mualcal n*4raaenta aod A 1JBKRAL TRADE-NS Edde' Musk Center AND SCHOOL Of MUMO M. B*Bkwkl, B**». 351 8Ute M. r.l 4-U90 EapotUo' Musc Shop ATHOBZU) DSALtK HMetxr, 8«W, Martn EptpboH, 8Un«efland, Orctaob Rental Ftap for M 465 New VmnnvbA; Avenue f <t 20,10f.2K am 1,194,84»r.»«1O7 H,4M.4t r, OO. oo 7Rr,AY. OCTOBER 7, '.Ml. Dome Captol Contnued from Bd torlal P»! > apylltd tn wnjjf w«drh«r! l)y aroraft causng Hamate to ototton. (omtto4m and other vastubtea. Wtwm DDT h*s been u*ed to spray fotfsl areas or shade U-ets to control nsects, wldlfe m«y be tnjured. The proposed law requtow that all persons engaged n the buslness of custom applloatltn of nsectcdes, fungcdes err hwblcldes b«llcenspr after exfcbltm- Uon. A bond would be requred to secure performftnee Vt Oblgatons. To protect health and prevent njury to desred plant* and anmal; on adjacent premses, regulatons would to ssusd by the State on methods of applyng the posons. HALF PRCK: Motorl&U of New Jersey may secure 1MB T«g- stratlons bowefl,1.81t,t4o, ncludng 1,108323 paaunger vehcle regstratons and 114,932 commercal venlott relaratlons. The balance was dvded «mon}( other types of vehcles. Of ths number. 1M48 Mt«Of re«lstratlon tans were sold at half prce because of -belngr purfthaaed after October 1. CS>mmerelal trudk resstratlots srld at half prce totaled 12,174. Other types of regstratons sold at bargan rn,tes nclude. 171 farm.trunk tags; 2,533 tralers: 152 taxs: 103 bus: 6J lvery regstratons, and 12 11-Dr.lve-n regstratons. Regstratons for car dealers YmCn'tWtt* and BUSNESS DRECTORY FOR TELLNG YOU WHERE TO REACH THE EXPERTS Pony Rdes H, Deter 1 * Pony Rde* At Maple Tree Pcnc Grounds, Royal Gardens Open Saturday, Sunday, Holdays 1-6 P. M. PONES FOR BRTHDAY PARTES, PCNCS, BAZAARS WO-8-221S-M Safe and nsured Rados OAR RADOS MOTOROLA AND PHLCO Standard^nd Custom Deluxe Models n Stock Destned to Ft Your Car! Anderson Rado 414 Amboy A venae, Perth AmtMy Phone Perth Amboy 4-3735 Telephone CA-B-MM Authorsed Ken M Engneer Only the Beat Replacement Parts U«*d All Work Fully Guaranteed AU Type Tube* and Batteres m Stoek. M PBHSHNG AVENUE CARTEBET, N. J. am Televson WOODBRDGE RADO AND TfLBVlSON BALES * BHRVCE Home and Auto Rado* Amplflera Televson Expert ftarvelnc JOSEPH P. KOCSK 45t,&AlWAT AVENUE VMXUWRDOB, R. J. Telephone Woodbrdje 8 13»8 Real Estate- Wttlam Greenwald W5AL mt ATE AND NSURANCE M7»OO8«VKLT AVENOE DomddT.} myumm Roofng ad SWng HNES ROOFNG CO. (tattm Slut* and Asphalt Rooft Rubberold Shnf les All work covered by Workmen 1! ComptDsatlon and Lablty Hne$ Roofng Co. 56 School Strcat, Henry Jauen ft So* Tnnlnc an fbact Ktfal 3 Metal OeUnff *n4 588 Alden Street Woodbrdge, N. J. TelepJunM 8-1*41 New Jersey Hoofng Company 09-U3, ootar - Brt* Metal W Tel. PE-44M* TNSMTH AND KOOFEB Booflnf and tdlnf wo* CuarantMd Save aakeman' (warn/mm Why Vny $300,00 lqr «$150.00 Job? Nothng to pay txtr* tar Wllam Murphy 99 Wedf ew»ml A»e. Woodbrdge, N.. Wo. 8-ZJM8-M fgt TOf SOU fvkn ' nyuttf ft* and ttotomrycle are not told *t half prce by thr Stte bl"tolon of Motor Vehlrle«MCR6EV HT.RAW: The propwtcd Ub-mlle New Jemy Turnpke wll pxoduoe average annual revenue* of e,03«,»o0 n the frst fve years of operaton, the Wew Jersey Turnpke Authorty clams... New Jersey taxpayers are urred to take a KOCX look nt the State's present debt before votng for the proposed bond ssues totalng 28(M)00,0W> on November 8... State Hghway Commssoner Spencer Mller, Jr. lnn been delegated to presde at the conventon at the Amercan Assocaton flf Stntefgrwa? Offcals n San Antono. Texas, next Monday... Algnment of the Delaware Rver scenc drve, Rrtte 29'A, n Hunterdan County wll be subject to a specal publc hearlnr n the State Hghway offces n Trenton on October 21... New J«rey farmers receved gmallet returns lor near ly every commodty gold Curng August compar«l wth. mld-«unmer of 1948... The 1940 short courses n aurnulture offered by the Unversty of Delaware are scheduled to open on November 14 and contnue tlroukh December 16... The annual meetng of the New Jersey Farm Bureau s scheduled for November 21 and 3.0 at the Hotel ttudebrecht n Trenton... Voters of Mew Jersey are requested by 'the New Jersey Taxpayers Assocaton to vote Servce StatloM Andy's E»»o Sertcenter LUBRCATON - TRE REPARS Battery Oharflnf. Expert Trdek an! Auto Repar* 24-Hoor Vowtn Serttea WOODBUDGE 81549 AVENEL, N.., ON ROUTE 25 OarUm>n'* ES9O3ERVa Amboy ATRM aad Sm* WotdkrdKe, N. J. 1T&--U14 Ges Bros Gulf Servce 4Mp, John Dojeatk, JPrapa. OREASNQ WE8UFAUD AVE. AND GEEEN 8T. Hoohan Brothers GARAGE taahard EaM Praatta fhona WaodbrUe -KM and B^B CK. Ambw Aranw MM Second Street fjn^tone tn* and Tata Woodartdge, N. J. Sewg Ceter * Frank Jlovanec 1 * DOMBMC SEWNG MACHNE AND NOTON CENTER «1.1S a Week Wll Buy Vwr Mnr Sewng Machne UtTl'UMHOLUS MADH bk.t» A NO LCK.KD COVUKtlU 11UFAH0D AND BMH/THVKO «7 WASHNGTON AVE. OaltOMU'MM ma> mm* Oounn Tra4«'te AUnraaat, ^ the propo**! HOO.000,000 bond ssue at the November 8 general electon... The water level of Lake Hopntcon«n Morrs and Sussex countes wll not be lowered below normal ths year, the State Department of Conservaton and Economc Development announced today... Poultry flocks and dary herds now account for a hgher percentage of the "New Jersey farmer's ncome than do truck crops and fruts. arcordlnk to State Secretary of Agrculture W. H. Alen... August traffc accdent fataltes n New Jersey decreased 22 percent over last year, the Ptate Motor Vehcle Department, announces.. Mlk producton n New Jersey totaled 92.497.738 Classfed Advertsng WOOMHUBO PVUMMNO CO. H dm *(!»«(. Wo«Url4««, M, J. WOODBRDGF. NDEPENDENT LEADEK, CARTERRT PRESS KAKTAN TOWNSWf-rOMB BKACON TMRKE NEWSPAPERS Tlm».. llo tor l»c He»»r ''.- tje p«r nn to p«r lnn pounds durlnff June,. Ths no llnon ttrco p«p«r..]c p*r lnt* week 1ms been offcally proclam, Mnmum Kpnrr -)\*ts*a (, lnn. pd ff Governor Drscnl ns New 'hm (f <>f 'opy nllowod monthly, Jersey Employ the Physcally letter* to B lne.fly* wortta. * Handcapped Week. ALL CLASSFED ADVERTSNG CAPTOL CAPKltS: The n d mlvn't. Rn-eptom»r» m«1e for Mt»l>ll*h«l awounu only, drver who carres an nfant on ar lt>rl"'< wll b» lt* lap whle drvng n car could for at tle onc-tlmg r»» not nven qusltfy for a lob wth A1» fnlwml four ttmen al>1 topped before Hnt tme wll h Tom HOWHW of "t Pays to he nnmlnr gnorant." clams.he State Department of Motor Vehcle*. he ra p (wrntxl. m!k at Sandwch makng n most of New The Wofl'Hrllr* PthltahltK Co s tlc rtfhl to Mlt, r»vln or Jersey's restaurants s a lost Rrt, all copy tuhmlttml, anl.wll aceordlns to State House news not ^«pon»lbl for nu>r«than men... % Ctmpa The apes called chlmpsuee tn mow lke man n ntellgence than tnj Other wmals THESE ADVERTSERS Tax WOODBWD8E DAT AND NGHT SERVCE METEBED RATES Flrtt H MDto lt«bmh AddlUonal % MUD.. to OFFCE: 443 PEARL 8TREET WOODBRUM5K S. J. BATH8 Tlg ART TLE CO. 4S4 RAH WAT AVENUE WOODBRDOE KTCHENS RUBBER FLOORNG (QCAUTY FUST) Ptaanes: WO-8-2927 E. W. NHK, WO-8-2SU ttte Cars ttsew TM Tlmw BERNE AUTO SALES W AMBOY AV1NUK WOODBRDG1, N J. Repar Servce Tel: WOodbrldje 8.0U2 Ntt«; wqodbrdce 8-232S Clarke Repar Servce REFRGERATON and AUTOMATC ' WASHNG MACHNES 411 EahtNV Avenut, Avenel. N.. Authoraed UunderaU Servce Expert Bendlx Repant Cleanng Garden State Wndow Cleanng Co. Wta4ow» C1MB«4 flk 9ta«r«ter # WNkfte Cm,,*KFn /am»( CK-TCD TO tm A. M, WF!DlfllflD*r WOODBBDGE -D710 ll>«plll /;!.n ll»tr.. CARTERn Ml, KU, run (... l»'"..t -. 111', \\,, T»M P,,. Emm, \U\ HUM, \. Ulll nt jorret't ln»nntnn >f any Al frtl»«n«n T>>» co-o»rnlon of the dvertlaem wll be appredattd. ftbb) K.vXT'h Ntl MA- \ fonlltlon. Wn, l.llh', M-H, n,,,, Ar Forott Now Cupd's Task WASHNGTON. The ar force hm made thng! easer for Cupd. Sonottne ago an offcal dlrectw stated fh«t wauld-a* brlrt*- gruoms n the (our lowest pay rank* must obtan consent of quadron commanders before layng "1 do>" HP ar [orce» pogltpn was that the lower pad solder became of the shortage of servce nccommodatons and benefts should, among other thncs, prove h ablty to carry the fnancal end of * marrage. Tht caused "confulon," accord- ng to The Beam, weekly newspaper of Bolng Feld ar bte here. t also caused a declne tn weddngs. Under the new order a propectlvt brdegroom mutt wrte a "letter csf ntent" to the commander. Then the offcer "counsel!" the enlsted man on fnances, housng, transportaton, and other matter! of armed-ervtcea marred Ufa. After ths t's up to the coup!* whether they want to be marred. Oat Crtp The 1949 oat crop for the UA, estmated at 1.3B0 mllon bushtl, wll be a lttle less than last year' crop of 1,492 mllon bushel*, but wll be 12 per cent above average. Lanscapng Parkway Landscape Nursery Complete, flnahed landscapng. We guarantee all plant* to lre v and check them perodcally part of our servce. Call Metuchen 8-1W-W t Mslc lstruttf ChBdrtn and AdulU CARN PANO and Kerboatd Hanmony TbormuUr wth BcftaKN StudenU Alto Ace«p4wl StmUT *VE., FORDS P. A. 4-61H LET US REVVE THE EXQUSTE 8EAUTY OF TOUR UPHOLSTERY RUGS-CARPETS Z\\ CA 8-6382 JOHN LOKOS 11 HAYWARD AVENUE CARTERET, N. J. fxptrlmenter Gv- Nekltss-Chck"n T BYRON. CM,;;., n o n e c k u'l.,,.., whte mrt m, new wlr((l.<s \, : curred to,,,,.,. h«read mut, veloped n t-,,, So An.ttn.l. ; wth low r-n., were breas h:,:h, Chcken nr s,,, urcd thoy k t! the chlckrns' n,., He n^ve up [,[,,,_ en» Just fm,,r,,, Doad Sr; n th«mddle A:v. ported that n» rxr ;' Dead sea b<c,-.r w regon wot [jo'.,,! t j known th.t lea becausr t (.' and that lttle :1,;, became of the M,- water. ALfRECHTS KEY l,«tk«mll, - ^n,.jm N ^nwrs M Ml, llllr 'nr ur) T,,.,l. - hr',» nl - nlh_ 134 W \M\l.lu\ t mt Help War 5 Feet 7 nch Short Order ( Grls or huyf D»hwaslcl Porlcrs Weekends and Postons. Pleasant Wort Condtons! HOWARD JO #^ WOOMBRMK. All work done at your '" BONT BE W&APP01NTK)! BE SURFM9BU! at' the "SUHWWSE Bw THHEK BOOMS OF* BEAUTH". wej NBW rurnrrukt PLUS - m $389.00 NO (MONEY DOWN AND *3.8» W* H»»t X K«WHAT-TOU GET!..
( ubs Score Tr l Ollllg M(TKR.ET - n Men's Busty* Tavern, Url1 MOOT* and Man's T«vl(,,. the only thm-gwne ' rl,m the VourtgMen'sBowlj,, llk,e Monday nght at the,,.'ny Alleys- ReurtU BENJ. MOORE d), **..»» MB chlo MO 119 171 179 183 301... 113 167 «8 ACADEMY ALH7B (0) jjj 179 145 138 Ml 218 m 119 19 16 66? 738 773 MATT'S TAVBRN (3) S 356 170,,; k0 N 140 'dak,w» 1M u,.,? 1*1 184 Kopl Km l Kulluk 171 M» SOKLSRfl (Or 33B 138 ll 183 Ml 185 180 m W4 7W 1 174 189 'M 893 138 m 156 Ml DUSTY'S TAVTON (S) KnnK'kl d 218 309 S1. wr k W8 157.141 H^aske * 186 113 Bll/us Ml 336 188 All, MS 181 201 M8 m szymboeatre <o> Yarr 1M 14» 1W.anskl ' 143 133 117 FupHlrtck 1W 181 CARTERET-By n 2B-0 score, heparth Amboy Htah School Jayee trmmed the Carteret Hgh School Junto! Varsty n a game played Monday at Waters tsadlum n Perth Amboy. The Amboy squad talled n the frst perod and had llttlet rouble thereafter. Bobby Sxalamary scored twce for Perth Amboy, wth the remanng tpuchdowns beng rung and Rche Hydo. up by Callow Bather Calls Medwck 'Worst' Had BaU Htter CAftTERBT Carterft fans who lstened to the frst game of the World Seres heard Red Barber, who was tle announcer durng the last half of the game, recall the fact that Joe Mttwlck was probably the worst bud ball htter the majors ever had, and that Yog Berra, Yankee catcher, was tryng to emulate hm. Barber mentoned ths fact on two occasons, and t arleret AluBn Beaten By Golden Bears By 8-0 Score CARTERET The Woodbrdge Golden Bears wjueehed out an 8 to 0 trumph over the Carteret Alumn gtddm before a bg crowd at the Wtwdbrldgt Hgh School atadlum last Sunday afternoon. A fumble paved the way for the Gohlen Sears' lone touchdown of the name whch came n the second quarter when Jack Peterson. Woodbrdge tackle, recovered a fumble by Ernh» Dubsy, CBrteret back, on the Carteret 8<Syard lne John Novak smashed hs way to >'" 17-vnrd lne for a frst down t AfteT an off-sde penally, the Bears casnea n whn Nebanck tossed pass to Bll Bolwth n the end zone. WoodbrdKe scored the safety n the last stanza after pushng Car teet buck to ts own 2-ysrd lne. From behnd the goal lln? Don must have brought back pleasant, Hussavage tred to kck out of memores to Carteret fans to hear Barber remember the name of the former Carteret star. Totnto Peel lln pecung etn be removed Cally from tomatoe* by strokng the kn gently wth tfe back ol the knfe untl t looscn. zymborsk! Hundeman lastmowlez Blnd Raslmowltz Dombroskl Raslmowlcz 172 179 RASMQWCZ (3) 125 225 153 147 166 V15 198 135 166 107 165 333 190 880 168 135 188 151 179 798 758 809 CARL'S (1) Brozowskl 145 186 178 Lafcato* 175 165 136 Sattol 145 163 12' Stetura 162 188 Cl«e* 147 193 178 774 854 607 danger, but Johnny Hapstak broke through and blocked the kch wth he ball rollng nto the end zone for a safety. The lnkups: WOODBRDGE '8) ENDS Balogh, Ks 1 Mller, Kapstak. TACKLES McCatherlne, Creekmur, Peterson, MacFlnn. CJUARD8 Valentne, Pazur, Toth. Komuves. CENTER Nelson, Mohr. BACKS Novak, Ebner, Nlebantlc, French, J. Clpo, S. Clpo, Smlrga, Oraga. CARTERET (0) ENDS Moore, Medwck, Baker TACKLES Horaskl, W,yhelm, Boker. GUARDS Nlxs, Shanor, Strack Hall. CENTERS Dubay, Scull. BACKS E. Dubay, Pasel, Phllps. Kosten, Brown, Casno, Chapman, Robnson, Russavage. Score by perods: Woodbrdge 0 8 0 2 8 Carteret 0 0 0 0 0 Vlraon swears n Clark as tce as Presdent looks on. F *" l «8 Hold Lead n Foresters League CARTERET Despte a twogame setback at the hands of the Gypsy Camp pnners last Frday at the Hll Bowl, Ctaege's ol and Coal combne contnues to hold frst place lh the Carteret Foresters League. Standng «f Team W L Clnege OH 6 3 Queston Marks : 5 4 Gypsy Camp 4 5 Barney's 3 6 A. Sarzllo 140 Nemec 161 Cloak 102 Blnd 120 Wolansfcy 115 Dolan.136 Bg Unon Team by 19 to 6 Scor ** Bllt! Ma " Sloan, Joe Vernllo Star n Commercal Loop 129 143 180 168 166 136 104 120 177 644 716 681 BARNETS (1) Zmmerman 134 Blnd Ramerlz Zabel R. Bebcrt 130 143 16* 149 139 130 135 114 108 120 95 177 126 700 656 626 CNBOE OL & COAL (1) Wlgus 135 129 Benson 1S6 131 Molnar 146 140 143 157 142 106 Campbell 142 139 110 Kahn 108 159 78B 600,677 R. Balewtz ludsl 167 157 Fwekas : ;124 t» 151 Staubach 140 163 169 Blnd 130 «20 120 Sklmmons.'...139 133 150 Labrcate^Traetor.674 697 72' Proper lubrcaton of tbt tractor and other farm machne* rcdute frcton, beat, and wear And!* par blls. CARTKRET Wth Matt Sloan "battng" out worm of 1S9. 2S4 and 212, and Joe VemlUo followng wth 180. 203 and 111, Bll's and Orohnuu)'* teams were ve torlous n last week' matches n the Carteret Commercal League rolled at the Academy Alleys. SUndltK of TMUM W L Qrohman's nsurance... 6 3 Bll's 6 3 Matfs Tavern 5 4 Brown's nsurance 4 B Bablc's Furnture 3 6 Prce's Men's Shop 3 6 GROHMAN'B (3) Johnson, 147 169 152 Borchard 196 MM 158 Puslo 211 183 180 Horvath 171 216 185 Vernllo 180 203 211 904 900 886 MATT'S TAVERN (1) E, Medvetz 150 1*0 192 Mudrak.. 1«He 184 J. MedveU 17«180 1S3 M. Medvete '. 160 198 145 Harrvan 191 199 189 Qlnda O. Medwck Curran Varga Medwck PRCE'S (0) 133 176 152 172 119 802 BLL'S (31 Comba 166 Perka 178 J. Love 153 W. Sloftn 167 M. Sloan BB 4 No other low-prced car offers you all these EXTRA VALUES nore outttaodn thn ever b*- fo» «M «nv Dubl-Ltft Rvetkm lmlt Bobg that l«t up to n to Own mtotpmnh «ad traducjujty vorth more when you tntv, tot k car*~n*w W«rU'f Champon the txtra effcent power plant wtfh the vlve-n-head desgn lhat'l lettng the trend for the automotve ndustry. TV. SlrMM 0. nn 4-Ooof Mu> Curved tflndhleld wth Panoramc Vtalty supplyng all that extra yhfon whch mean extra tajety n drvng wth a furr, beet vkw of the roa4 ECONOMY n»her Unlteel Body Conttructon wth ttel wked to steel above, below and all around vou foe the hghest degree ofold dfty Center-Pont Steerng wth control centered between the front wheels for maxmum drvng-ease wth mnmum drver fatgue. 3-lnch WMe-Base Rlm, plw l«w«pre sure Tres the wdest rms n the lowprce fleld-plu extra lowpressure tres for greater stablty Mtd rdng-comfort. 913 893 152 199 125 169 117 187 165 169 136 826 754 149 170 334 119 192 170 213 813 989 841 BABCS FURNTURE (1) Lauter 181 147 156 Donnelly 169 176 200 Megyee 136 164 118 Fsher Stylng and Luxury wth smooth, graceful curves, new nteror rchness and such extra luxures as Push-Button Door Handles. and Chevrolet alone offers you all these EXTRA Vahte$ at lowest cost! LoAoer, ftoovler, whh the fa <t to Hfe low-prce feld, wth all the advantage! of more rdng-comfort, road-sleadaest and safety. QPEAK1NG O ABOUT SPORTS by Meyer Before an openng day crowd of somp 2,000 fans, mostly local rooter*, CarteretV greatly ovpr-rated and hghly publldwd hgh school eleven fell lke the fallng leaves n the autumn wnd before a bg and heavy Unon Hgh School tenm last Saturday afternoon at the local stadum. The fnal score was 19-6 and regardless how looked at t Unon was the better team and rghtfully won. Carteret's bg trouble was ts forward lne, partcularly the two guards, who folded up lke a sheet of paper every tme that Frank* Medvetz had the ball. He would have had just as much protecton, t seems to us, f the two guards smply weren't there but were on the sdelnes nstead. No sooner had Medvetz receved the pass from center when the entre Unon t«am swarmed over hm and cut hm down, He got away a few passes but they were so few and far between that ther net result was neglgble. To us, as to many of the local rooters that Carteret has, t seems that the local team went nto the game a bt too overconfdent and a bt too cocky. They fgured that Unon was just another team and that they would gve lttle trouble, f any. But Unon played a great game and had Carteret on the run most of the tme. The defeat, despte ts cost and the humlaton of a setback by a team of Unon's calber, may be just what the local team needed By that mean t may brng the Blue and Whte grdders "down to earth," so to speak, and mprnt n ther mnds the realzaton that they have seven more football games to play and f they expect to wn any of them they wll have to do a whole lot better than they dd aganst Unon last Saturday. They looked more lke a bunch of png-pong players than football players. Sundry Stuff Thanks, Matt Udzelak *nd Teddy Kleban, for your knd contrbutons.... They were, can assure you, to a mast worthy cause.... ncdentally, there are more towllng leagues <n operaton ths year around town than n any other, accordng to the representatves of the Academy Alleys and the Hll Bowl.... After all, they should know.... Many of you know ths, but Jacke Welgolnsk and Al Brechka are assstng Frank McCarthy n hs coachng dutes at the Washngton Avenue school.... f the weather man gves us a nce day tomorrow we wll put on our flaery and hop down to Prnceton for the annual frnceton-penn football game whch promses to be a closely contested affar.... John Nemlsh gave us a call yesterday and told us that everythng s progresssplenddly for the annual Halloween parade to be staged agan by the Carteret Craftsmen's Club. Hayack 112 143 158 UdBlelak 1»6 181 194 43 817 826 BROWN'S NSURANCE 12) Sekterka 170 1S7 180 Seoa 170 190 223 Kazmer 189 167 188 Stojka 180 158 181 Sharkey 151 180 189 Matt Sloan... J. Horvath... M. Pusllo VeraUo Donnelly ECONOMY As part of the economy drve amed at savng upward of $1,- 000,000.000 a yew, General Josepl T. McNarney, Defense Department "unty expedter," has wwned the Army, Navy and Ar rx that they would have to jfet along wth fewer automobles and planes n carryng out ther Wndow Break A mall break n wndow or door creens may be tttacuvel? mended wth a ttlp of c*ho >hane Upe. Tht holds lor an ndefnte perod. NEWS BASKETBALLS $3.75 up RUBBER MSftlULS $5.50 BttJutkfl $2.49 UP Specal Twm Pror Basketball and Football " tattvemt -SFBCAL- Aa Low»«FOOTBAU.S 95c mm STORK HOURS OPEN EVERY MON.,- WED. - *U TUX 9 P. M. SF0BT18 l offcal assgnments. The three 840 Honor Boll 862 851 servlocs have also been ordered by General McNarney to cut off 119 234 212 805 ther recrutng costs by at least 216 $7,500,000 a year. 211 AMERCANS 203 211 Approxmately 132,000 Amer- 213 200 cans, mstreated by Japanese and German captors n World War, or ther survvors, may expect compensaton payments begnnng sarly next year, accordng to Danel T, Cleary, charman of a new three-member War Clams Commsson. The top payment wll be $7,500 on certan death clams. The money wll come from certan German and Japanese property confscaton n ths country. Farm Cooperatve Councl votes to oppose Bannun plan, B-36 House nvestgaton already hat cost (100,000. HEY DAD! HOW ABOUT A VARSTY SWEATER FOR YOUR BOY or GRL Collage Mnatures of ther future ANU Mater complete wttfc Wter! Watch that chest *Kh P««e when thn rm- «aphcate < famous cplloft ' wt«n lt worn! MMC P mh for ructod» >> A welcame g*1 for any occaron, At«Stun * t«10- Blues Look To Long Branch Tlt Tomorrow CARTERT A bn and Unon Hgh School enwd of 5.000 : mlllatlng «n neffectve Hgh School contngent h Ovfrholl 8b the openng game for last Saturday afternoon, by score n short, Carterefs heralded aeral offensve ke a pece o( tssue, paper wnd When Carter*t had the bg Unon team rpped the Carterrt runrds at rushed frank MedveU. pastng ace. so fast that U* ~"vst tmr hf had no chance of gettng thr ball away to celver. He wa* bottled upm> < pletely that Carterets hghly rlwfl pawnd attack tmout mere trckle For the few " lor'* m»o>. they were Te plays bv John Lttle. A 2B-'>oun;l lu«kern«ut ogram lsted hs welnht at! thr nam>> of Domngo mahed through the Carterdt J orulstently for galnn of four vp yard* n fact, he wu 10 ] hat de.pllr the fnet that h«' ow hs wckht carred hrotul for regular KRns After a scorele frst qua Unon talled twlo- n the vrlod Thf frst touchdown rorly n the second quarter, A ] Pranke Medveta WAS ept«d by Bob Mschak for m the Unon 45 and te ret :o the Cartertt 45 before stopped, BK 267-pounder 1 ChuKO plowed through the lke a thunderlwlt for 5 yard* made & more on the next frst down for Unon on U* < teret 35. He thundered around 1 end for nne yards before le brought down on the CarteV He took tre ball for the straght tme and went the lne lke a bn Mack gan three more for another down on the Carteret 23. wth ambklnn suddenness,augh' everyone unawares, nlnrlv the whole Carteret Bob Mschak whpped a long 1 over the loan lne to Charle' for Unon's frst touchdown. ( or bg-nun Chango. tred buck for the extra pont but mm V8W The second Unon toucmo came wth even s-eater than the frst. For the flrtt durng the frst half, Carteret 1 down oh the Unon 15-yard wthn scorng terrtory. Pranke' Medvetz was whppng pusses to hl.s teammates, hopng' that one of them would hove'lmfl desred effect. But after tossed for a sx-yard loss wth ' lme folded up before hm, l«t me KO whch was nter by Bob Mschak on the 8-yard lne and Bob galloped U molested 92 long yards for a down as the Unon fans wld. Not a murmur eame from tlfc Carteret stands, M the second.'! touchdown came as a shock to the local fans. The the extra pont agan faled Unon led by 12-0 as the endfd. Carteret's lone touchdown wtl less than a mnute to n the thrd perod. A.few mtaul before that Unon almost whuj) Bob Mschak raced 45 to the 10-yard lne but the wasreturned to the 25-y whert Unon lostth&ba; At ths pont Carteret, ar offensve. On the flrtt Medvetz whlpp* a long ont Amadlo Domng ues who raced the Unon 23 before he waa Jtojkf*, ped. On the next play Me shut c looper to Stanley Epy>» substtute back, who went the goal lne for a touohdmn make the score 12-6, M kck for the converson ww Unon sewed up the bah gam n the fnal perod by scorlfl^ agan, wth only four mnutw t go. Oray. a substtute back W; ; Unon, ruced 26 yards for the score. Ths tme the Unon, naut, Chango, puhed over the 1 for the extra pont. The starng lneups: CARTERET Lf Bwtko LT-Taml LO O'Bren C Curan RT Vernachlo RE PulHo QB Medvetz LH Marrocho DomnKues Wo FB Lttle Score by perods: Carteret 0 0 fl Unon 0 12 0 Touchdowns: Hall. Ml Epychln, Or»y. Pont after down: Chango. Referee: Tr Umpre: Mttflno. Head Jakucs. AFTER 41 TAMPA, Fla.-AlthtUgh brothers had corresponded tney the past 11 y«ars ' seen each other untl Erc Lundblad, now S, ran from home n Sweden * "" of 18, went to sea and n Sun Francsco, wh* 1 * came n Amerclan now retred from t UveJ n Tamp*. The o)4«r 8vante Lundttad, now flj Hed as u banker, n " town. Mulmo, Sweden. nttw l>fc to WM hk
PAGET8N (>r»ml< 1 -rnrlf Bkng brlrln wllhm lre, nd putlrr> wthout klllh. ll Ths sn't \\)])\VH\\HV Maybe these words sound sugary and smooth, but they do descrbe the comfort and well-wearng qualfes of our Fall sport shrts. Yrl they are toughened up for long and hard wear. n jaron sold colors and n all szes. You'll be lost wthout one or two of them, especally f you arc an out-of-doors man. NEW ALL WOOL SPORT SHRTS $4.95 t> $7.9 * tmpde, 41 MH tmlt COK. PERTH AMBOY 2 Over Foremen n F. W. league CAtTKRET - Lonlng the lmt fume >v seven plu, the Boler kf-hors had to be content wth a two-k»mr trumph ovef the Poremrn n the Foster-Wheeler pn f;n'uc lust Frday evenng at the Arndrmj ^lleys. MACHNE 6HOP <3 l-ewendowkl. 195 174 172 rvlnu SO.. 140 Coppola 16* 187 14) Mltroka 151 160 Mayorek 179 1M 111 lea 134 779 847 775 GUARDS (0) 140 110 Nwty.'... 139 126 MeClM 1«2 1»7187 Greco. 145 166190 Bum* 174 18314«StesK) / 134 108 Mortscn Mtukarenk Poll Mudrak Lucas Folkward BOL R <2) 764 760 720 229 1S1 197 106 169 136 201 188 315 201 188 186153 147 116 906 908 166 FOREMEN d) Mnympk 184 13517ft Hlla 211 14717» Cooper 139 171 Dolnn 164 171177 RKgerr... 167 315' 169 Balarls 1«... 858 816 875 UECEYNO (2) Smcwk 147 173 Prosuh 168 138133.Stnubanh 153 169158 Musnyka 164 169157 Dzak 190 150158 Medwetz 127 DRAWNG ROOM H Ooypna.., 142 135128 Kopl 170 142140 D'Zurlla 162 158136 Focrrh '.. 155 159154 Cnson 134 166159 TERRFC TAR HEEL JUSTCE. CAROUMA. WMPS UP ONE OF MOST BRLLANT,, COLLEGATE wm cfapum ^ «FOOTBALL DOFFS HS HELMET THS WtfDAY, OCTOBER ByAlemMav* Mllebld Nckel»»'<!? Measure Dd you know that pure nckel Keep shelds over revolvng pow l to mlletble that t on be fabrl- j er-take-nff Shafts. Mrny accdenl cted nto tubng fner thn the j occur»t these places on machne* tnfer of t mosquto?! when left unprotected. *. tt to 1 n * recent survey of male con- conducted by the depart- 822 763 777tumtn ment o< commerce, ntervewer* found' that men preferred cotton, underwent' 20 to 1. <» Ancent Treatmenl Back n 350 B.C., famed Gr*«k physcan Hppocrates, "Fgjher of Medcne," used a leather-oled boot n the treatment of club-foot CHRSTENSEN'S "THE FRENDLY STORE" 1949 NOW HEADQUARTERS Kocheek Pharmacy Holds Load n Women's League CARTERKT- Kochwvk's Pharmacy remaned n the top poston n the- Carterrt Women's pn league by vrtue or R two-game Vlctory over thr Empress Beauty Slmppe ths wrek. Other wnners *prc csmk's Plumblnn. H>Wa'«and Aly's Dress Bhoppc. TEAM STANDNO Pharmacy ftonorn Hlda's Empress Beauty 8hopp«Frst Nat'l Bank Aly' Dress Shop Emlc Sabo'a Plumbng W 10 8 8 8 7 7 6 6 Helen Yarr, Hgh Score Wth 254 CARTERET - The grls went wld. Wednesday nght, when Helen Varr bowled them over wth a score of 254 n the openng game. Sandor's Dary held the lead by Blnd takng 3 from Resko's.Only Ol one' game behnd the leaders. Babes took 2, whle Bubenhelmer'a cam? out wth a close 3 game sweep from he Cartcret Press. The scores as follows: ACADEMY WOMEN'S LEAOOE Team Standlnn W h Sandor's Dary 9 3 Bablw 8 4 Bubenhemer's - 7 5 Mullan's 5 6 Resko's 3 9 M. Koby 150 121 KOCHECKS PHARMACY <2» HndlC8 «) P Uuffenbprrcr 137 121151 627 677810 E Tuohcy 16 TOST NATONAL BANK (D.1. Cor -01 A. Oawronskl H. B»rtc* B Tohfy Handcap 137 144 113 110 118 72 m u TT*wn<tkl 119 115 -mssst» «J. J H.m7 ^44 584 «,;»««««EMTOBSS BEAUTY (1) F. HumpTles 147 100120 M PavltneU 93 132108 H. Lannlwn M. SpoganeU 77 111 86. 145 128117 A, Nascak 144 157 145 606 628 576 BODES SUNOCO V 134 150 147 B Kopln 109 141 127 T. Honman 119 112 p Vonah 132 107 119 A. Kuln 130 87 140 851 604 645 CSZAK'3 PLUMBNO (2)' 125 99 109 134 158 114 133 144 181 121 139 144 100-00 100 27 27 17 A Oallagher..:.. L. Orwrae M. Kllyk E. Dorko Blnd Handcap HLDA'S R. Bubenhelraer J. Etherldge H. CdURhlln... Blnd Blnd C. Rlngwood Handcap 640 667 675 134 104 158 100 100 15 612 ERNE SABO'S 105 103 82 111 122 H. Rapp, R. Thompson M. Wllhelm R. Svenson J. Gaal 140 119 145 100 100 15 619 H 110 90 122 123 114 121 145 nn 100 10" 7 610 109 120 105 130 152 523 559 616 ALY'6 DB SS 5HOP M. Karn«y 128 123 123 M. Prokop 78 154132 L. Hanwdyjt 99 140132 A. Chaloka 1 171 13J 128 98 102 127 H 106 137 131 103 120 149 153 U7 134 126 141 132 S90 642 664 C&teret Press 3 SANDORB DARY t) K. Horvath 163 NJl O. Cherepm S 118 H. falka 102111 B. Morts.^ 171169 661 667 RESKO'S (0) G. Rcsko.., S8 114 100 100 1J4 n( B. Ba!ewlC7, 166 185 164 137 6394 BUBENHEMER'S (3> T Slo.nko 96 115 128 D. Kopystecky «2 181 105.Medwc* 183 lt M R, Bubenhem«r... 147 185165 498 530 497 CARTKRET PRE83 (0 B. URusso :. 128 143140 F. Poll, 84 108 81 J. UcWelak '156 97 96 T. Montnraoll 130 16416«488 608 465 BABCS (3), H. Y«rr 354 147120 T. Cherepon 67 9" H3 M. Plecttkl 153 159139 3. Keata 113 180177 58 676 649 TO HJOY TH FNBT TttlPHON MUrK. B«rtok H. MWaa J. Kkntra B. Stojka ^ M R < -, 101 ; 'M H! '"'' A food wy to u 130 fredotu WU of n, M,,, 100 to combne th«m wu,,,, n ttjooth ctm naurc / 164 muwroom wup. Tup u lr n <U»h wth margarlth h rpn, 516 461 S07and bak n a rnodn,,,, lvp 10 mnutes. Clbthn rm Rustproof tdnlfj,,., Bns wll not Kah»U,H, ENJOY THE F(M»TH\ SEA8ON WTH vo FAVORTE B--.F! ROCKMANS LQUOR STOREl Randolph Street. ( nr Telephnnr (\ ENJOY Ol t FREE DKMVKRV Some numbers are called almost every day and they're easly femembered But even the best memores arc lkely to play trcks wth numbers that are used nfrequently. The resultng wrong numbers lead to delays n gettng your call through, and cause annoyance to other people. Unless you're certan of a number, t's wse to look t up before you place your all. Your Busness Offce wll gladly provde you wth a handy Personal Telephone Numbers booklet so that you can jot down numbers for handy reference. NfW JERSEY EU TUEPH0M COMPANY Somethng Smart Somethng gay!...elmnates'dead SPOTS rght awuy ''Browte at h Hunt > SMART HUM: HOMR WTH THE PURCHASE OF YOUR NEW FALL COAT One-stop covers all yovrwwng machne needs. You'll fnd porh, supples, accessores and wonderful tewng machne attachments... plus mote famous DOMESTC SEW- MACHNES. ^ FUR-TRMMED. COATS SPORT COATS HANOtOM (NO MKlf MODEL cabnet <*MC««U «ft vffl* lm D»«t»lllt!)* shn*. CUX DK r«u «*- NOTE THESE FEATURES; 4 Polftt F»d Cud«t yow Mtt*»«traght an lru«, wlh jatl J«MU gudnj up to ttot nwdlt. Fngtftp Frtw R*l<a«Ul ym dam and m«nd wthovt Htk>( «"1 tptcol atlodlmftl. t tult-n S*wlght pvh MuwnoKo* m ywr twhg rght at th«ntthf psnl wltcra t t n*«d«d mot. Hhgtd Ttut Foot Moblt you k) M«rgHt ovar batng (wt tmt elmnatng hand battng. Automatc tobbn Wmdj property Ml bobbn and automatcally n* l a x t whtn complcltly MWd. Dal Slld UngM tgwlator. Yow cofl ul HM control and b«awtd o ** raju rttd (or tad gam**. trtom. DOMSTC SfW- PRCES ACHL BBONAT TERMS ARRANGED AS tow AS $ us WEEK, run Wndow Shade Prnts PrcstQt Up go the new Columba Prnts! No more "DEAD SfOTS" to blght your favqrte rooms! Take down thdfe drab, dngy wndow shades now! Add sdmcthng brght and cheery. These new Columba prnts are the most decoratve thng n wndow shades. They're dsplayed n our department now for you to sec. You'll love ther now colors-sturdy, washable shades that mean longer wear. So E-A-8-Y to keep fresh-lookng. wonnetunns m "' ' :1 ^ M Hew TravlB Court r,^'< by Dnoel'ppeoUflJr desgned (or «pace-w"'' beauty. Nearly every pece "" m ". The handsome hutch dmw '" example, U a desk, a book ca«-."' ' cbtoa cablnet-*u to one, f v" v'u cerataly Cowt Orou)''" () Open." *.- MANY MONTHS 9-4 D«LYj FB4DAY TLL NOON Stop n Today! SPVACKBROS. STATE ST, m ' WWJHWWSJS^TW ^BwlKK^TPflwR^ > ' W"' < \<J^Jf*lw»!(w..,«* >-»