1945-02-09 - Sadie Pope Dowdell Public Library

VOLifc-NO. 52 iOUTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY tf IMS 

rrttimmnirc 

n -tm**f*»rlunn 

luritJ 

fcers erf (lit Bet Seoul 

tmw ted * rtiisittlMi 

utUlsed, and h«v* had a 

U would appear from 

tf horse racing might have 

iawry study was given to tht 

trnlt result*. 

There art sevenal result! tf this 

that have berate apparent 

- culaUon at to 

or not what was gained 

wat worth tht 

ht paid miittU 

The dyed-tn-4he-wool 

an i 

it be changed from hit 

view on life and tti 

rewards, no matter what Is done. 

Tht spice of life for him is the 

element of chance, and he must 

hr—lotion for hjg money. Horse 

race foHcwers, deprived of teeing 

their money in action In a horse 

race, haft turned to 

because tt gives them a 

to tat their money inaction, and 

undoubtedly this trend will be exto 

others sports. 

ere orougni into 

court recently charged with "Fixing* 

1 basketball gt^tf of tht 

Brooklyn College team, and it it 

likely that eventually, If this 

practice is continued, tht "fixing" 

leaf be extended to high 

school basketball games, and 

other higti school sports, and certainnly 

none of us 

that 

on 

We have a 

geei supply. Eagle Package 0*, 

l» St. Breadway, near Jeln St. 

OMtil II r. BL 

r PETERSON'S 

PHARMACY 

Open This Sunday 

FEBRUARY 11,1945 

Hainan's A Alky's 

-08BD FOE THE 

DAY 

•r 

1 

Poor House Matron 

(Mmance Given 

Final Approval 

Ctjtjsdl Gets Protest Prom 

Temponuy Employee 

The last of three ordinances 

fitting ctty portion*, wat pasted 

by tht council oa Tuesday evening 

when tht ordinance naming 

Mrs. Ethel OToole to the pott of 

Matron of tht Poor House, at an 

annual salary ef $430 until January 

1. 1HI. wai patted cm second 

and final readings. 

In a communication to the 

council, Mayor MoKeon informed 

he had reappolnted Joseph Phillips 

to the Police Pension-Commission, 

and Mary McGkmigle 

and Catherine O'Connor to ttte 

Library Board. Another communication 

from the mayor notified 

of hit appolntmen t of Thomas 

Downs to the Board of Education. 

The mayor Also brought before 

(Continued on Page 8) 

, * 

Masonic Lodge 

Here Celebrated 

82ndAnmVersary 

Charles H. Agan Was Presented 

With Wrist Watch 

With appropriate ceremonies, 

the find anniversary of the es- 

tablishment of St. Stephen's Lod- 

Sands of Time 

ge, F. & A. M., was celebrated at 

the Masonic Temple on Main 

Street, Monday evening. 

During the celebration, Charles 

H. Ag«n, who presided over the 

activities of the lodge during the 

past term, as Worshipful Master, 

wat presented with a wrist watch, 

the presentation being made by 

Frederick Lear, the new Worshipful 

Master, 

The address of the evening was 

delivered by the Rev. Harry R. 

Pine* of Trenton, a member of 

the order. 

A dinner was prepared and served 

by the members of Amhov 

Chapter Ho. 15S» Order of the 

Eastern Star. 

WHAT! No bet water? Better 

Menaghan, telejmoae 253, 

etff. Stevens Are* and David' SI 

Deputy Collector 

At Trust Copmnay 

Next Wednesday 

Mi Anticipate 60% 

WiU Use Form W-2 

Officials of tilt South Amboy 

Triist Company announoed this 

week U»t Deputy Francis Shooan 

wat vetigned to the South 

Annoy Trust Company, next 

Wednesday to assist taxpayers 

with the preparation of their ifttt 

Income Tax Returns. It vat requested 

however, that those wdio 

do not Intend to file retains on 

Form W-2 Revised, complete returns 

to the beat of their ability 

before seeking assistance. 

Collector of Internal Revenue, 

John 1. Manning, «sUofpatet *hat 

approximately sixty per cent, or 

seven hundred and fifty thousand 

of the taxpayers filing final 

returns for 1944 in his district, 

(Continued on Page 12) 

GLORIA W. McCHESNEY 

WAS SINGER AT 

DIMES MARCH BALL 

Miss Gloria Wayne McChesney, 

of Grand street, Bayview Manor, 

well known vocalist, sang at the 

March of Dunes Ball in Washington, 

D. C, In ifehe Shoreham 

Hotel, recently. 

In addition to Mrs. Roosevelt, 

Miss McChesney was presented to 

Kay Kayser, Veronica lAke, Mary 

Brien, Alan Ladd, Danny Kaye 

and other famous personages. 

Miss McChesney is the daugti, 

ter of Mrs. Edna MoChesney. 

• 

CATHOLIC PRESS 

EXHIBIT AT 

GEORGIAN COURT 

In a special celebration of Catholic 

Press month, an exhibit 

has been tarranged for the Georgian 

Court Collef e Ubrary at Lakewood 

by Sister M. Patrice, college 

librarian. 

News of Catholic Press Month, 

and an editorial extolling its beneftte, 

wiU appear in the February 

issue of the Court Page, campus 

monthly newspaper. Smlly Quinlan, 

of this city, is a merober of 

the staff of this paper. 

uxe borne a pini ei Mersneys 

neitefeos lee i;re»m, eniy me. t&u 

He. Breaiwat. 

Estimate Beard Turns Down 

Increased School Budget Mm 

At an adjourned minting, and 

the sewn* school budget beam 

tf tht year, ths Start! tf 

tteti wat forced to tiMpft a 

f reduced budget for tht oa 

year, at t meeting of tht Board 

of School teumatt, haM Wedne* 

Hf evearag m tht Mayors affiet. 

At the ant twartng, oa Meeoay 

wenlng, tht Board pratsitii m 

.tntattve budget whtah retj—tad 

iiil,oa.Sf, and this was tamed 

Jown then iy tht repfttmHtlfih 

af th« council. 

Wednesday evening, when tht 

adjourned meeting tegan, Com 

dent of the Board tf 

•resented a pared 

*Ued for the teDtlnt 

M.4O8 76 for sDhtol 

wbiefc Cnetmliskiiiei John 

-hairman tf the School Board, 

•att year, decmred wat m acoo*dinoe 

with tht radnctton VequesU 

nadeby tht Beard of School Etimate, 

A vote on Ibe budget «• 

ealed Mayor McKeon and ttie 

two memtert of the CouncU. Anton 

Walctak and John Leonard 

Tiomas Gfeasoo 

Prcflsmt 

TSdwd Board 

Succeed Jetut 

voting against iu adoption, art' XX AL DRUG STCIRK 

me tmo Sdhool Board sttflmen I WILL NO LONGER 

Pretfaltnt Oleason and Commit 11ANBLE CICARBTTTS 

*ioaer VaM voting in favor. 

With thto imtieeLiit on -%m 

opinion of tht council before him, 

Scfectotf 

Vail At 

At tim reorgsnitafinn 

ef ttte 9mm tf mtmmm, 

recently, Thomas Qieason w*» 

•iected rnetJ6w» to succeed .lohn 

V*ll Mr. CHuam hat been ohalraaa« 

of tilt Buisdthgt * Omundt 

entniiitetmi of the Board lor several 

yeans. 

Marion Oomomm wat elected 

riot prmkJent of tine Board. He 

•frved during the past year at 

•S» ehalinaa of the Books and 

Supplies Commitlee. 

Tbjttatt> A Dvwrm, item membtr 

of «»-Board, natned te titled 

WUbmn Kehoe, took hk 

itat at the reg 

if. 

•— > • ' » 

cliarette !tuadtfi^ttajh; 

wor- 

Qleaaon proceeded to explain that •• the supply tf 4rti»rtt*et rtdie 

budget which had just been ^^^^ m **• < 

rejected w« prepared wfth all tr than during the pit* tevtt«I 

the ttsmt deleted that oouJd pot* weafci, and when they did arrive, 

smb* be done wtthoot, without they lasted but a short Unit 

harming the efficiency of lit At an example of torn eagernesi 

school system, To Commisefoaer for cigarettes, a firwefc belonging 

Gleaton's query to Oounrtiman to one ef 4he dgatita ftna* t»- 

Leonard, asking if the council had rtved here and several Jocal resi- 

aay budget suggestions, since tt dents rushed across. Broad#ay 

had tamed down the second bad- liter It, to see at whkh store" It 

tret presented by the School Board stopped. 

Councilman Leonard said the So few were Jfce cigarettes here 

council representatives had been this week that a few ttorej even 

instructed to give approval only had "stoopers," those reserve^ for 

If the budget was not more than tht h steady customers. Other W 

178,432.00, tht amount allocated es, to out down the demand* and 

last year. Following this state- forestall arguments, Hatted up 

ment. Commissioner Veil declar- signs Oft 4heir eniraaot doors 

ed, that tf this figure wat imposed reading "No cigarettes." 

on the Board of Education, many The arguroeats between custo- 

activities would have to be curmers seeking cigarettes .ma£: tat 

tailed and tome employees re- dealers who d&in't have them, 

leased. 

grew in number, and apparently 

Commissioner Gleaton said disgusted with Hie situation entf| 

that such a budget would fores local cigarette outlet, Boffinen't 

Continued on Page 9 Drag Store, announoed It wouldi 

not longer handle them, White tttt 

situation eonUwitt tm-tA-vntft^. 

LOCAL CHURCHES TO 

COMBINE SERVICES 

In order to conserve fuel, an 

agreement hat been reached between 

the congregations of the 

First Baptist and lint Methodist 

Churches of this city to combine 

their services, beginning oa the 

coming Sunday. Hie services will 

be held In toe,two churches on 

alternate Sunday evenings, with 

the service this Sunday evening 

at the First Baptist Church, The 

Morning Services will be held on 

Sunday morning la each of th 

churches at usual. 

The churches will also alternate 

in consolidating their Wednesday 

evening prayer services. 

FOR YOITR 

SECURE INS 1 

TRftOUOB 

FRANK S. KABO$m 

EVERY INSURANCE KEKD 

i» If, BKOADWA1 TSL, « 

G.O.P. CLUB PLANS 

VALENTINE PARTC 

Ait toe headquarters on Stevens 

Avenue, the South Amboy Republicans 

will have a VaJtotine 

Party on Thursday evening. 

Mrs. How&rd into aa4 Mrs. 

Anna Krelaowr are dhalrmen of 

the ixwunittee m»4 B,oy Freeman 

is the chairman of th 

ment committee. 

¥ESTER»AY AFTd 

WAS NSNtTS m fB 

In same 4r»pfa»t m 

wat ralher eeei hf 

for 

1mmm> 

Wttt, Melr 

gram e*

- -V KAMI 

M 

m 

an 

ft at 

by Mr 

ft. - *• wfcole a* 

«f the 

A* 

they put m 

Mr * held vtta 

baa N M ttrod 

will Her 

Chief 

; (MSMrartHrfi r t to ute 

a graft act on John L Lewis? Mora 

4 40 Men, 8 Horses' 

"•! 

af WafM Wat I daya, 

if»«try»«a b 

• Omu" 

af Ml Eef., »rd B», Mta Div. Many 

at tha Aanertcaa treept were aaeved ; 

by 1MR*I ham emra to WarM Wat I,! 

Thb la the Brat fhetagrafh received 

Tailored Ensemble 

for Bonds 

Tailored clothaa are galBf toft, and 

WM BM BBBNHBBJ IBBBMB* »yp» 

leal af thlt trend It a allm, trim 

oBtflt af wrndift, hloBte and tkfart, 

3*5 lenBlsIiN tes^h conea frera ! i 

UO| blaBaad ateetraa asd 

wkirt wiife | i pieatt. Salect 

« leoal atora, and bay 

Shiritratsl Drem 

Bond 

bvyhtgWar 

able at 

atleeal 

I/, i. Trtmtmp Difmrimat 

THE 

SN 

THIS HANDSOME 

QUAftTIT af m 

by tht 

tog's tana In front af 

W Ja ftiMHi " M Jit iriaaMBj 

while the boy* were 

tnjoying a wishful 

window - ahepeinf 

teur. Ed. note: Buy 

It paatible far Joe to 

swap hit 0,1. hat far 

an Adam Hat—soon 

M»8 AMERICA** MAKES 

0000 — Hollywood — Defying 

the tradition that girta 

chosen aa w Mtet America" fall 

down tiie ladder of fame aa 

faet at they jump up to It, 

rth«pti»cipU«wfcick 

TKB gaunt tiyurB el tbt) 

Gioat Emavacipator ttandt in ika> 

oiitoVlotery, 

tvfitttit vnt M 

SOUTH AMBOY T RUST COMPANY 

UilTI 

CITIZEN 

APSHOTS 

•ATROt W>ltTER—Thit bey, a native af tha Buka 

Wle^puw^wBi ^Bi v^^^tf^^^^f^ff B^^P^^|pa*ww»#wBj^ w4s^n*w •W •HiS BW pWHr^slp WBTW av 

sMlAVJgBdk flkAftjPvlhi MBB%B#AIBA BtAg^fth II*^SBJ majaM Ms%^ frttta^ tiaiaii tn^*^tl Bk^^^ 

^t*B/Wwa^^w pt?a^^>a/^FT a^^^^Wpe^wp e^wpy^Hn^ in^tr ^WrîRB¥aP »w*^*y VVvv g»*Wl ' *TPH NF^ 

fteeo tMitM marrfad and M hj taboo Mr a woman to eae him 

M. 

"GLAMOUR MANOR* WAS 

NEVER LfKf THtgl — E» 

clalmt Jovial Cliff Arquette, 

upon hia arrival at Ma New 

York hotel from Hollywood, 

Arquette aCart aa the proprietor • 

of a broken down botejf on the 

SLUE Network comedy day* 

time thow M Stam«uf Manor, 11 

heard at Noon, EWT, etch 

weekday. 

ITMI FUNNI It gTlLL Aft f FUN 

!>•¥•• HMBW tlMpill 

10 • rMpiTitor 

ted ta but ana af ttu 

alble through Marca af 

I MEW OLAM RESltTi HYDRO- 

FLUORIC ACID - SouthbHdfe, 

Matt.—A new glaat which rttlttt 

• atuck of hydrofluorta 

acid that dittntegratea ordinary 

13'tat, corrodes moat metals, anal 

pretfc'eee dangerout burnt, hat 

bean deveie#«# by Or, Alexit 0. 

Pincua of American Optical Com* 

pany. He ia ahown pointing to 5 

ana mada of ordinary glata, 

k fel-gMk AhgMMfe a%*kA9^feAJ*l tea* tow^t^tB^. 

t acid fumee. Tha ether 

Jtfcjajia* mM tjjgti fijjjfcnr ilfajMI Btamm 

^•âtj^Fw ^F» wrw^f waff apwmPB]i 'iiaHP 

tha ftjmea and ta per. 

feetly tranapartnt.

D, Reekie,, |l, ruuburfk, A piece el stumpael 

A.aasaalleacw. Ky.t te fae 

are provUlaf treat- * te We* 

aâaT tfesV ftMAMaj^g WA aifftÂAiâYai 

tylag • eeaifce* ea a aUs- the eaesay saet1 

aiea ewet €ea*r at Geraiaey. 

* 

A New Butterfly Comes to life 

•eat He. Charles 

Ms let 

WICHITA, KANSAS - Airwiet rerieea^ #»tar ft* *"•?* JjO' 

MBtfta h*v«- Wn sUrtkd at tht sight of a qeetr-beking nirplan* 

wiUi • U>1 that r«s€mMes the half-optnfed wing* ef a battorfly. It 

•let without either horizontal or vertical tail iurfaeee and hat a V 

Uil vita only two tlem«nti »nd*io wet nirkuimed "îtterfly" tall 

Ta* u««jw design oririrrKted at th* Bwch Aircraft Corporation and 

their pyrpostf in building this experimental unit ia to investigate the 

possibilities of simplified utrurturt, fliinination or redwctteli vi ewnpixjnibiltty 

efffcts at hiijh speeda, aimplifled «*ntrola, and ti»t effect 

ee control, stability and handling eew which m*y be offered by suck 

e fftdtcaJ departure from conventional ron»tructien. 

Tht airplane is a modified AT-iO Beechcraft plyw(»od transitional 

trainer, which hat been eonvertwi to a flying tert unit tor irarioua 

advanced ideas. Test pilots state that the "Butterfly" Uil renders excellent 

control end stability characteristics at all speeds. 

0. 8. '8podk*' 

to be outdone by the Rutwho 

make vodka out of potadJstUlera 

trotted out their flrit 

potato whiskey in New York recently, 

made from 80 per cent spfriti dlitilled 

ftrom cull potatoes ami 30 per 

cent atralf ht whiskey four years old. 

FILE 

IMCOME TAX 

RETURNS 

HERE 

Rang blankets over a tine with a 

half or a fourth on one aide, and 

without clothespins. A blanket driee 

quicker if two Hnet—near together 

—•here the weight. Squeeze water 

from the ends occasionally and 

shake the blanket to fluff the nap. 

INCOME TAX RETURN 

AND I HAVE UNTIL MIDNIGHT I* 

it, Sat, Feat F»reaa«, 

ta a sadeea Nasi 

a Belfftaai I free*, waea warn 

s*. Bay aiere Beads. 

Drriag tioMof mtajr ways to 

uvf surplus loodi. but should net 

like tht place of freectaf, canning. 

or itoring ft ctn fupplemwit lto« 

itoret el prteerved fcoodf aud Mid 

to winter etttng, 

WOTICl Of* INTENTION 

TaM notice that Robert A 

trading ta Thte Midway 

Tavern, has applied to the 

Mayor and Borough Council of 

the Borough of SayrevUle, Mkldlesex 

Cousty. New Jersey, lor 

a plenary consumption license 

for premises situated on Stele 

Highway 4«ft, between Traffic 

elrete and Vletory Bridge, Sayrevile 

Borough. New Jersey. 

Objections, If any. should be 

made In writing Immediately to 

Fmn* P. KoMb, Ckrk, BafOUfh uf 

SmyrevlUe, 8ayrevttle» N. J, 

(Signed) Robert A. Rossi, 

tSS Church St., 

South Amboy, N. , 

tau ever Oemaiir The eaewie4 ptaae 

B17 eafteeer k eat vita a 

|*ea* vert tar l tae 

M 

m m 

left 

at aeeae 

eea tats 

New ke 

*•? Wet 

Funds Available For 

Mortgage Loans 

Investors & Owners Building & Loin Ass©. 

GET YOUR HIGH PRICE NOW FOR TOUR CAE! 

When the new car* we avaAlabW ymir» wHI then be 

worth only « third of ill prevent vain*! 

UNCLE JOE PAYS CASH 

For all wakes and models. 

Speedway Auto Sales Co. 

Wmtelaftdce S-tl4t 

82,1 ST. rjSOROR AVR, WOODmtlI>GE 

BUY MORI WAR BOKTM 

Transportation Situation 

A Word to All Users of Public Service 

Street Cora and Buses 

THE COMBINATION of record breaking traffic, wartime shortages of men 

and materials, severe cold and heavy anew bat made operation of street cart 

and buses much more difficult than In the usual winter weather. 

Snow piled at the curb has reduced street space by one half in many 

place* so that the running time on many lines has been doubled. Icy ruts are 

tearing at springs, chassis and engines—^crippling buses and seriously slowing 

service. 

With the manpower shortage added to these difficulties, you can well 

understand why service in many cases seems so slow and uncomfortable. 

We bring these facts to your attention with a sincere word of thanks for 

the good spirit in which you have taken the shortcomings of our service, W© 

know it is no fun to wait on a cold comer for a bus and to be late for work 

or dinner. Yet we have, had fewer complaints than in years when there 

was no war emergency and weather conditions were less severe. 

For this understanding, the men who operate our buses are sincerely 

grateful Every one of them is working overtime and it is going to take our 

very best efforts to keep all buses rolling through this winter. 

Our transit system is the life blood of New Jersey*! war industries. 

Three quarters of a million war workers depend upon us for their transportation. 

We are fully aware of and sincerely regret the inconveniences you are 

enduring. We pledge our best efforts to overcome the current difficulties 

just as rapidly, as conditions will permit 

Again we say "thanks for your patience!" 

(M. R. BOYLAN) 

Vim President in Charge of Operation 

PUBLIC SERVICE

pmm to tht 

«•*** during tfee 

IIP w*r* 

pommm of tfet taH tain- 

lid. Over 

TrQ dS tt 

Won Over Matawan 

Friday N^ht 

Hoffman Hfth School got sack 

tnlothe win column Friday night 

sa-36 victory over Matawan 

School lo make the ninth 

of the season and the only 

lost, that suffered at the 

Johnny Hfwimtnan. ayttn paced 

Hie Hoffman clan, scoring t 

bast* tod three fouls for 1* 

points; mud Jim Croddlck, who 

has also been in the soornig toad 

lo ithe Hoffman team during Hit 

season, came through with seven 

baskets for 14 points, 

The first quarter ended In a 7*7 

dead-lock, but Hoffman outscored 

Matawan In the two following 

quarters to give fhem sufficient 

edge to overcome Matawan's ral- 

In the last quarter that produced 

some results, 

McOuire was top scorer for 

Matt/wan, with six goals and » 

foul for 13 points. 

Hoffman Q F ,Pt. 

Bodeotnan, f S 3 it 

Tioe. f 1 a I 

Ifunck, c 0 © 0 

Croddtek, g ......— .... 7 0 1* 

2er»f f —— © 3 1 

Keumana* f © 0 0 

16 7 39 

Matawan Q F Pt 

-JPaluter, f ••—• 8 1 7 

McOuire, f — « 1 13 

Lamtira, c .. 1 1 3 

s - ,.».. 1 o 

Hh, g ... * .•' • 

Tatoadgt, g 0 0,0 

15 5 35 

Hoffman ...:.... 3 10 13 10—30 

7 7 14—35 

Painting Woodwork 

When painting woodwork, cost 

oorknobs and lockt with vaseline, 

>e paint can be easily wiped 

nlashes on thes# surfaces. 

if 

Amhrersary MJ 

ByltarfCkb 

Bewit 

A pNgnM t» 

brauoo of the Hth Anniversary 

isfH nl IUK 4lf ^HMK asl lit 

f ewtotd the wtefcfcr 

«f tilt total Rotary dub 

on Tuesday noon, MI dthere was 

a talk toy WWam H, Watson ef 

• ^swt wtl AMHMJT wllsW) IvKi IMIU 

net is nfkL 

will be t wmtOm of th* 

arrangmg for the dia- 

to ssart fih* ieth 

af aotart 

ttonal and the BOth anaivartary 

of the local duo, Wednesday noon 

*t the YMCA Tt» dinner 

held at the Butk»wood 

on Saturday n^ht, Fatevaiy 17th 

The ©wwittee m arraoiements 

comiau of Dr, Frank J. 

John 1, Uullane and Valttr 

ftfimit KisHûtira 

The foundin* of the movement DATE SET FOR 

of IMlli 

WORIJ) DAY 0F 

. to the fund at the it* Baden PwweM, and it's OBSERVANCE HKRi 

tat benefit basketball gameastat 

in tim United States If ir- 

Wve DuPoat Pôto Pro* ness Thompson Seton, was re- 

of the local United 

* attf the Bakelite fdwnii. eafied oy Mr. Watttn, who deFederation 

of Church Women 

m Saturday night in Hoffetartd Urn stsady growth of thehave 

arranged to hold their ania*» 

High School AudRorium organisation It still eootteulnt. nual observance of the World 

inouiKOng that the drive wttl He told of the part ley Seoutt Cm # *s*m at the First Pn% 

mm Thttrsday, Mr, Knits are taking in the war effort par- kyttrian Church on Friday, fed 

that all wHe have not yetUeularty 

in the PWMnptaes, and niary lfth. 

oootributtons, and win toin 

Italy. His talk was supptomen, There will be morning and ev- 

to, mail checks to him, or to ted with motion pictures of theening 

setstOBa, with Mr, J. Van 

-aak J Farrell, deputy activities at the Rarttan OouwU Hit*, a missionary who recently 

before Uie cloein« daU. 

ratarned from China, the 

Robert Brown of the Scotch gr at the evening teuton 

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Lotg advised ey 

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t

A war 

U 

LOlHr Hi 

Troop ft Wag He*t At 

K ve*ia« At air 

wttf* 

of Boy ScouU of thii to 

advance to the wo* if the or- 

(he deurt of Honor if 

Council held here Monday night 

tafit. Marys School Hafi, with 

Vroop 99, sponsored by St. Mary'k 

Qhureh as th# *iw^tifr troop. 

flkfcflwMMdnfcft AAlA |^Â|M— Ad? 

awirt with a mm fey toe R*v 

francli Gunner, the** was a can- j 

|9, and tod by Vincent 

Jr., Senior Patrol Lead- 

Tho«t who 

Antonto Qeorss floieiAcr and 

Jehu Hollywood, of Itesi Troo© 

and Richard Walus, of 

Troop 99 of 8ayr«vUk. 

fhws it Jo»pii Claffy, John Mulvty, 

KUen* Arm«troftc and Oit* 

r§f Oaniijr, of Troop Mi John 

Tutor and John HXtto* of 

Troop §4 of Mourns; and PhUlp 

MoCutcheon, France* Itytn, DooaJd 

Ste*, PrancU B«U»er and 

IUMMU Hahn of Troop M, of, 

fegnwUle,' ate Donaid Lake and 

Robert ftiwlaorw of Troop tl of 

this city; and Paul WHMHOHI of 

Troop 83 of ParUn. 

Star Scout award* tor lire BUT- 

It badfei wert made to Robert 

mmm of Troop M, Donald NUm, 

Donald Bechman, Ttrraoe 

Oksant and Stanley Kkmk of 

Troop II, and kt*ene Malik, 

Stephen Malik. Jotm Larkin, Edwatd 

Doolin* and FrancU Kearney 

of Troop 99, 

%Me Scout awards tor ten merit 

badges and live vecial merit 

hadynt were awarded 4o Howard 

Larew and William Hunan, Jr., of 

4Troop tl, and the Eagle Pmba 

was awarded to Assistant Scoutmaster 

Charles Orant of Troop 

94. 

Over fifty merit 

FUNERAL HOME 

An Establishment's 

Best Assets are its 

Recommendations . . 

Through the years it has 

been our privilege to 

trace many of our new 

families to the wholehearted 

words of praise 

from those whom we 

have served. 

SOUTH AMBOY OPTICIANS 

124 South Broadway 

oney and patronUse us. 

tminm inm 5-8 P. M, 

preseripttoiif our spec- 

DIM duplictttd and all 

of Troop if, 

if mm tooH Sacrtd Heart 

fey 

sal of Troop 9§l 

ptoe fey rtiestar Cos of Troop 91; 

and Kwt Ctees pias fey Private 

of tbs 

S. Anay, 

Troop ft mna 

tile Laurence 

Troop, prwentsd the Star 

wbM* me lift \ 

m made fey Ru»- 

The 

• fj ( ~ " " • 

Troop 99, aad tfM lite] 

vu MMte fey WaM«r 8. 

Troop mamhtr 

Traee II ml 

was madt fey Dutrtet Chairman 

Flv« 

Troop 99, who 

tJoouu were prwanted mtb iheAr 

liam Watam 

fcecutift,Wii- WlKa »ior tr.i cMton watft clottm, 

was* and put them twty without 

3 SHOVELS FULL 

OF COAL A DAY/ 

vleclric Uanilor 

ACnJALTKTSawefoeew*mea|>io»OjSolroareoalbia 

esi ~ 

* 

• §*, 

til 

let iasttu^doa by cailiaf as. U*s 

P. J. MONAGHAN 

CORNER STEVENS AVENUE ft DAVID STREE? 

To The Ladies 

EVERY 

TUES. ft WED. 

I0IEITWI6C 

AIM TAMIIOFF 

FIRE KING 

OVENJVARB 

TODAY AND 

TOMORROW 

OAVIO inua UONI 

IAV COIUNS JUNE VINCENT 

EDGAR KENNEDY COMEDY 

TWO GUN RUSTY 

NEWS 

Friday A Saturday Only 

TELEPHONE 253 

I's Easier to Piy by CfcecL. 

Open a 

Account 

MO MPNIMUM tALAHfl 

Start with $1 or SMT*. Tke cm to baa Hun 

9c for tadi ekeek 4«*< REGARDLESS OP 

THE AMOUNT. No cfcarft f«r ieptaita. 

MAIL DEPOSrrs ACCEPTED 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK 

AMBOY.N.J. 

Mall In Rnvelepe 

m Fists en 

le Peel Card 

WEST NATIONAL BANK, Swlh A«ft«y, 

Name 

EMPIRE 

KEEP ON BUYING BONDS 

SUNDAY 

MONDAY 

FOSTER BEY KARLOFF 

SMDERCJMI9 

J0KVWCIIT TIMIASIMIE7 

lAiffAMAi ummsnssri 

WEDDED BUSS 

MOUSE TROUBLE 

NEWS 

BUT UNITED STATES WAS BONDS 

TUESDAY 

WEDNESDAY 

i l^rtHl 

ztm mn 

COMING SOON 

WINGED VICTORY 

Ct GREAT STARS in 

HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN 

THUR^ FRL ft SAT. 

HARRIS IN THE 

ODORABI i KITTY 

NEWS

of Valentines.. •. 

OVMtAS, 

VALOTYB 

w im M INGUSH 

wf urn m mi 

OfcfiSEAS $OU*R 

MfcUifT** t> HER -T 

HUS6AHD W im DUWP 

OF 

1M$yEM,*Mg 

tCLODCS 

wmmmmm 

AGO * fftM AN URN IN A PUBLIC 30U*«. fOu Of ASSORTO 

Rtf MANY YEARS 

WAS PEPSOM 

TEP ID 8E 

Oft 

MaryKeegan 

Rites Held 

DUONG ELIZABETHAN 

TOSSED Mi 

KlCVf 0$ WWPOW 

ON ST. 

DAY— 

morning, Mrs. 

Keegan died «l the Boufch 

Memorial Hospital «#ter a 

. She tu » rea^dent 

Park and was bom 

city, Jibe daughter of the 

Tteraey and Bridget 

Hopkins), 

furteraJ VMI h€M Tuesday 

at 8:30 from the hom* 

r, Mm. Mary Mouat 

Park, and « mass of 

iem was celd»*at©d »t nine 

at St. Mary . Churwas 

in St. Mary*s 

Kiev. Fmnds Gunner 

t ttoe chtirah service 

thegn 

«re h^ 1 husband 

Mou: 

bear 

Kath 

Formal Dress Aid 

To Buying'Bonds 

« * 

f«r ipecinl ocf 

or am ex- 

>M ftue of the 

onf 

In 

AMPWTMI 1830*5 

LOCK Of MtS 

Aors m 

IN HIS VIÛKTWE. 

Funeral Rites 

Held Tuesday For 

ElizabethManhattan 

Miss Elizabeth Manhattan, • 

former resident of |his city, and 

sister of the late JatnM W. Manhattan, 

died on Saturday at ft 

Sunnyfleld Nursing Home at 

The funeral was held Tuesday 

tlternottTBt 2:30 from the Ma- 

-on Funeral Home, 241 Bordenmm 

avenue, wi.th the Rev. Barry 

I. Weyrich, rector af Chrfart Bjfialopal 

Churaih, the officiating 

clergyman. Interment was in 

Shrtst emm Cemetery. 

. * 

Ran Oat Now and Buy a Bond! 

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Radio — Television 

Electronic Repairs 

ALL WORK GUARANTEED 

BY EXPERT TECHNICIAN 

MODERN TEST EQUIPMENT 

60 Cleveland Ave. 

President Park 

Td. Sooth Ambov 19S-J 

THE SOUTH AMBOY BUSINESS 

COAL AND WOOD 

Pal Bryinski 

mwmmtmm 

Uhlgfti mi 

GOAL 

CKNTER AMD ELM flf. 

Bridge Coal Co. 

Ldygh Coal and Wood 

I 

» Bnmi T«p Srft Coal 

Main Offk* 

Nta 8tn SMtti Awboy 

Braaca Ofte, OM Bridfe 

FRANK PAZDAN, Prop. 

PAINTS, KTC, 

A. MORRIS 

PaiaU, Oils and Varatehe* 

BrariMM» Gtaas, Broitfw 

GoM Utf, Stales, Etc 

Wai Paper 

Aaiboi 

SIGNS OF THE 

BETTER KIND" 

GENERAL PAINTING 

214 Ctdar Street 

CARPENTERS * BUHJ)ERS 

P.O. 

FRANK it MACEDULSKI 

CARPENTER and BUILDER 

To 

South Amboy, N. J. 

ACKTYLENE WELDING 

JOHN! CROSS 

ELECTRIC 

ACETYLENE WELDING 

General Repairing 

Sect* A*ww Seuth Ambdy 

& A. m 

We will weld your damaged 

fenders or your leafy 

furnace. 

SOUTH AMBOY 

WEIJMNG SERVICE 

104 RoaeweO Street 

.. 

CT. MASON 

to R. B. laaaoat 

Insurance 

—» of — 

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STATES COMPANIES 

BXPLOH1ON 1NHLKAN(K 

NOTARY PrillJC 

Hi Ftnt Stret §«M1A AtsWi 

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Insurance of All Kinds 

Flf» AatetnaMle. UablMty 

Explotian, CssuaHy, Bit, 

Bw«lf ana Fidelity 

Jamb J. Jacobsen 

REAL EHTATt 8ERV1CB 

JUSTICE 0T THE rEACB 

INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 

204 Henry St., South Amboy 

INSURANCE 

Life, Fire, Automu iW 

WILLIAM H. KEHOK 

100 RoseweU Si. 

. Tel m 

PLUMBING AND HEATING 

G. T. WILHELM 

Sanitary and 

Heating Engineer 

MKRCO OIL RUKNKRS 

Telephone S. A. 292 

228 First St, South Ambny 

Wilhelm's Hall 

Rates Fiirnlshed Upon Reqaent 

. H. LEWIS 

PLUMBING AND 

SEATING 

1 03 Burners 

With In|«*rn»tionaHr P»m«WI" 

"BALL FLAME" 

136 John Street South 

Telfphone 584 

N. A. NILSEN 

Piumbing 

and 

All Jofes* Caref«f|j 

Eslinialri Che 

230 Bo

SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN 

Established ist? 

PuioUshed every Friday by 

HE SOUTH AMBOY PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. 

L C. Btadgood, Editor J, E. Coogan, Business Manager 

Intend as Second Class Matter at the South Amfaoy Post Office 

the Act of March t» W7t 

tM* fm Tear, Pivt C«nu per Copy. 

This will not be Habit for error* sppeartns to any 

beyond the oo* a* spaet occupy by tin trror, 

CL06K TO OUR HEABT8 

Tfee subject of postwar jobs is one in which the petro-| 

inlustry must not, and will not, be found wanting. 

Many a weary farrier in the foxholes of France, tht ruined 

village* of Italy, and the eternal mud of New Guinea has 

taougat confidently of the «# job he is

Laar. 

to pta» of tin* 

Route 3* wfttteh to pro 

«** SU* Ififiwray Oos»rtad 

iwesntdir and 

witt NMiit la 

Her to 4h» 

M forawilatsd c*-l 

a OklUl WHtfch 0/ tlM Wtfti 

fnwn tht aaftrtr extt 

i feridi* at Margaa to 

oo of Kont* I and 

lyport. 'fht IBX>- 

«tvwtr wouM b* •Uuifht 

K9mewt»i *bov* ttw 

of Hit 

involfs deep cut* 

litti land of Lauren 

CUffwood tact 

Oomst 

mail in BhUif 

0, Walkw, former 

of tl»e New Jersey Real 

Aa_orta41oo wrwi • feakSefit 

Bf« teadert In the 

v*6 have 40een fflrfJD |hj 

liadHoa Townstilp. 

To—nship Oom 

* hsartng before 

County Frtthotdtrt, 

sut* i that t*w> now higti- 

POUM Itav* tAuroBot Harmd 

Oiflwood Btaoh "fhost 

aad tbat Urn pian wat an 

ht at to- 

Iht toapayon of ttit 

•JÔO.800 wtwo tht preaont 

JM could be widened f or tht 

distance ai * cost of $500.- 

alker said that to tons at 

•4 foot wldt bridges and narundorpataea 

had bttn 

09 Hie CommiM* on to 

on Route S8, tlie widenbouJemardim 

of lh» 

road wat a 

more to itt rid of 

A* fo/ the 

Keyport, the real 

iMt* thai Hit Conihad 

alternate opinions of 

more practicality for dtalwrtih 

tiiis ptobteHtt. Ht Mid 

lie had Obtained private opof 

engineers of tstebUshtd 

In this matter. 

St*te Highway Knginetr 

BedweU challenged Mr. 

1 view*, daiminf mat the 

f the proposed taprwement 

I no naoce than that of 

out the present high- 

)h la not « road of suit- 

»nd level. He d«ot«xed 

$ *«w» engtoeerinf ftudy 

the Oommisôn *o aban- 

Meacf usiaa^M §«4sting 

r an artery to eaqpedite 

^rrow, of excessive 

places, *Bt, 

Itt wool 

derwtar 

thapt tbt 

I tquttst 

Ml 

itt 

was 

1SAL 

tfttet Iht taat dog 

oa* ttat 

on T 

Votcn Of 

veil at ll» 

BOARD 

N THKHIIAY 

MP flcaoa! Board ar« to be 

d ai aa eiectioc lo i&ke 

Dirtrtot Mo, 1 wffl 

those la Dtetrtei Ite, 3 at the Willis 

School, and «OOM la DMrtot 

No I it Uw Latinnot Hartooi 

» aoMf at Mrs. Anton Mtf, rwdf fceea ,nwiirww1 ar#: 

mmkm*r smjloyi dtstCHr kil Buriew, Bicfaard F. 

Ooltortor's office as a iswiMinif WKI and Hawy Tlwjaa. Tht etocisnpsnysi, 

rrrjtuiid to tt» awn. tloa win o» for ttkt fuM (arm of 

rtl that mm had not rseetftd ai! 

(ht ~gr to wiiUih alw VOJ entlUed 

aa iimimH between lin, iiitnarttod to iht wters, oaa for 

CowacU PrisHsn* Kmia a ourreni o~MUM afprofirtatlon 

during which they of $M,M0.OB; «od tht (rther for 

tot ai OMB other, and a repairs and 

Km* to eiphaatae Ate remarU, proprtaUoo of $1,000.00 

Iht 

Mia, mtm 

•d a tott^ 

period of 

loudly oa tht desk with 

teAlBf tm thM the 

§1 

woukl r«ceiY« two 

she laid, had sol bean 

»ived, tad ao oat eoaM tell i 

why. 

Oouiicll President Kurts 

oly declared that kin rplei had 

^^F~^^ ^ ^ W W W ^ W ^P~^PB ^P~* ^^^PP ^F ^PV^PJBB ^P/V ^p 1 ^P^^P^P^^^ P>^PP^P^Pv 

wortted only one half day In the 

atjr Hall during Ohe month of 

Mrs. Foley's anuaient that 

she did Hot work for two 

to rmwsi-lwi. A* wat tntitJed 

to two week* vacation at 

©routht from Kurti the rebuttal 

that slnot she wat a temporary 

^mpioyee, tad had not scrted for 

•* year, she was not eotlttod to a 

vacation. 

Mm Folty declared that white 

she may not hart been working 

in city hall during fart of the 

month, ate wat working in Perth 

Amboy, an* intimated teat ate 

had been fold to do to by local 

political Itadcn, feaatoad of ptriormlng 

ter accustomed duties in 

the COUeotor's Office. 

Kurti contended that polUlcal 

leaders had not authority to tend 

dty employees anywhere, and 

therefore Mrs. Folty was not entitled 

to city funds at pa/tutnt 

for tht work ate nay bavt done 

at the direction of polKioal leaders. 

a motion for adjournment ended 

the argument 

CARD OF THANKS 

I wish to thank all our relatives, 

friends and neighbors for their 

many acts of ktodnets and sympathy 

shown to me at the death 

of my husband, Frank Wojtgns. I 

especially wish to thank Re*. 

Walter Orabowski, of Sacred 

Heart Church, alto Rev, WUUaav, 

Kokosska of St. Stephens parish, 

Pertfc Asnboy, Rev. Martin Madura 

of North PltinnfleM, Rev. 

WaHer Madura of South Plainfield, 

and the pall bearers, and 

all who donated floral tributes, 

cars and spiritual bouquets, and 

Frank Kurs«wa, funeral director, 

as well at tht South Amboy 

Street Department and the County 

Highway Department tor ser- 

vices rendered. 

MOTOR COEPS 

MEETS TONIGHT 

WOJTY8 

hav« I Captain Lillian Brlgm has announced 

that the monthly nkatting 

of the Had Cross Motor Corps 

be held at the Bed Cross 

rooms oil JKrtt street, this mm* 

I .in* tt 1 9 U 

ai- 

At a total MUM*} eott ol 

•at, 4. l» 000 pupilj art trtntportt4 

itifr la 

St Marys Hip 

WuD TUMJ "rBl 

School 

Friday night m, 

Sebool haadtd Sacrtd Howt 

High School of State!! a 47-SS 

drubbing on tht kwal court with 

HArtim and Ftemtof paclm ^t 

local •ooren. 

Tbt outoooM was decided In 

Hit latt quarttr whto tht loeato 

took ovar tht rttuadon and teor- 

«Ui point*. 

foub tor It 

ing star far 

In the pr 

Jay 

St. Marys 

Flemlnt, f . 

Trifft, f — 

f - 

Norek, § 

Ltttagt, f .... 

OUafll f 

I 

In tht flrrt quarter iht Bi«»bath 

toae to* ftelod U-l. nd iKnii. f 

teams aoortd ateht pofnU RaiUr, t 

inttM 

f 

troUbif 1»-17 at tht In- Woods, f 

flirt, I 

In tht third quarter, 8t. Maty 4 ! 

Hifli outocor*d the ritUers •-* to 

finish with * two potot toad. 

Pacing tht local 

kins aad Flaairn 

points b«tw«n them, while Zboyan, 

w41b stftn basktU aad tiartt 

St. Marys .... 

Sacrtd Rtart 11 

M-lt, 

tUlagt 

mtisturt but 

may not compUUly ttop 

O F 

B-r-r-r! 

The Cold 

Weather 

Is Here! 

There's still a tot of cold winter ahead. Now in the time to an joy the mgged 

comfort you ret in a Weiss Overcoat that's geared to below aero 

weather. A handsome coat that win give you wear beyond your greatest 

hope. They are quality coats—all the way through. 

Weiss Factory Outlet Overcoats $24.50 up 

, fit, materials . $21.50 

Weiss Factory Outlet Women's Suits . .$19.50 up 

ALSO SKIRTS in a varied assortment of models, fabrics, etc. 

Weiss Factory Outlet Boys Suits . . . $15.50 up 

TOWN and COUNTY TWEEDS, Sizes 12 to 16. 100% Virgin Wool 

BOYS HUSKIES, Sizes 8 to 16—You know the rest of the story on these! 

BE A BOOSTER FOR 

BOY SCOUT WEEK 

Feb. 8th to 14th, 1945 

__J 

Weiss Factory Outlet 

Guaranteed Form-Fitting Clothes 

Open Daily 9 A. M.—9 P. M. — Saturday*—9 A. M.-40 P. M. 

W-8 TOHIIENTOWN AVE. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. 

Ft 

It 

tl 

if 

SI 

11 ll II 

11—17

detttai tapaprhrtiMi, a* weii 

ot o«ttver activities 

for 

felt 

rom Pagt l> 

toe taken c*re of later, but ht 

t up tftt idea o! 

mttted he didst taw* hot 

Md tones the 

wouM be doc 

I ,-• |MN 

er, a t&xpayw attending 

that no civic 

m» coJied the plsa unfa*, to 

ooiiW be held in 

the 

school tmdmm, after 

t Alto hi 

Board would hews to 

Leonard admitted lite city 

get marit provision for a 

for otter CHJ 

Hot 

out u*t m 

~St sky's Lues 

utTB f lpt W Hfi 

Tr«too Catbofic 

on the loisal 

EH 

their 

ia the sta- 

Lettier*, f 

h * 

t 

day immlHf aeon was 14-SS. The 

is* e*14 *w taow is tetev 

tt «® eost «• Jto operate theled 

would oo< 

tor •Ml. 

•took, g 

IB the Ty 

Hftem g 

¥aii poin- 

Plffath, g 

OOBDpll 

tef MR tttst the eatery ve%uire» 

stoout double grades. 

off to 

Totals 

ceiled tor 4*1,000 Mr, Kehoe and Mrs. Doaaid 

out In 

also pointed out that the 

front 14-11 at, aw end of the first 

frni I insurant*. He exnialo nawoa of the « 

^^^^^^^ • ^^ " ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^* ^^^^^^^^^^^^P ^^^^^^^^^^^fc ^^^^F ^^B^B ^^B^^^W 

cdloo. p* tht HMb tot mrwhich 

would be nacessan 

oUMiB^" M# ^^L' ^M I 

wejooppted oil the amount the the reduced budget 

OMMtt had let for Vhia year, plus action, and Mrs, Beam 

Is the tsurd tuarier, Trenton 

t mm surplus. 

didn't think the school 

' 9 W% attack, wtwA the 

$noutfl suffer because of a 

fehUng back deaperatery. 

th*t the Council tmittti on the 

on the part of the council to In t)ie doelikg period, the vlsl- 

reduced budget beoaust higher 

cure • IMS! tax rate 

tors netted If 

mtintv taiMs would BMSuko a ftiish** 

man Leonard declared that tt Ing the jncpsi to 

or tax nio this year, and to ap- 

evident teat the majority of For St. Mary's, 

with 

l^lBmo potets, and 

provt lbs Budget the School 

mm eight, wew the seorlng Han, 

Board requested would further Intaxes 

and add approxi* •aid that the fact that 

paee lor the Tutors with 11 each. 

ie" more potrtts on the tax pie returned the council 

at Mnyv a F Ft 

hers. He said that the Board to offiot at the last 

1 _ * « _ . „ l i t 

of Health and the Board of Works monoteated approval of 

for this year, which he Inttoasted 

Vatt pointed out that the Ooun- 

for a bonus for other city emptoyeet 

la Its budget, but did not permit 

the School Board to make a 

NEW FACILITIES FOR 

TIRE VULCANIZING 

Now Installed On The 

ONE ] SERVICE 

TO CUSTOMERS 

asterson's 

Station 

WVUL1 EQCIFTED « . . 

NO PgAp 

Av§\ A Goorfc SI* 

Tel. 1M — Sta. No. I | 

suggestion If 

nit mna* 

planned to let 

CMS dls3r MHHHO^^VHSM •WEBB Êls^^w 

other half to the teachers as 

A bonus, met with no ornament 

irom me COUIIBMBMBI« 

At the conclusion of the meeting, 

the question of whether feere 

was any further source for appeal 

brought a dlffenenee of ootnlon 

among the members of the 

Board, some being of ti* ontelon 

that to could be qmsttonsd 

when the City Budget Is considered 

tonight, but Cnmsnlsslnnir 

Otoojon insisted that the action 

of the Board of School Estimate 

was final, and while the budget 

in its entirety «dgbt be questioned, 

then; could be no questioning 

of the School Budget 

which would be but one Item In 

the City Budget. 

RED CROSS 

WAR COMMITTEE 

TO MEET 

A meeting of the Rod Cross 

W*r Fund Committee will bo 

held at the home of Mrs, Thomas 

Oleason, Jr., on Bertram Avenue 

on Wednesday evening, February 

14th at I o'clock. 

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ill BOEMBtt'CHVN AVENUE 

Beer, WtaMS ftf Ltfwsti at Fair Trade Prleoj Always. 

WtOt" Bt" OE TJQUBraONB ANT * TIME 

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I i 

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DELIVER PHONE 211! 

OF VEAL _ ...i., S3c 1 

GSOF LAMB 

OKED HAMS 

SPARE RIBS 

35c 

20c: 

Quarter Pound ..,...._.............— 13c! 

55c; 

U 

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I 

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• 

1 

1 

1 

i 

t 

Green's 

For 

Men's 

Furnishings 

S 

ii 

M 

I 

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f 

11 

f 

• 

4 

•gin 

FoUowmg the 

msosbars wont t© i 

Mrs. Mai Vogel, Oorps 

who was married foifsw%, 

a party was held la her 

the 

of 

aad she was prasetitid with a gift 

3 by flhe memhm «f the 

11 

1 1 tote. 

11 11 §4 

14 4 

11 II II—M SEAL BALE OtÔTA 

Oary sad Ssj^ttv. EXCEEDSD tlVRE 

Scouting Helps Insure Peace 

"Be Prepared" 


FEBRUARY 8^-14 1945 

THE 35TH ANNIVERSARY 

OF mi 

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 

Over 1M0M0 Members ' . 

As the United Nstieos m#fe ferwari t* Hitory, pregrs 

as SeotttlBg stew ferwari to do their part fas lamurhlg ta. 

Tbe theme of the SStfe awslvomrj eelebratton of the Boy dew 

of America from Feb. tta U 14th is M See«ls of the WerM 

THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY 

lamga f, Ty*tin. chairman of 

the 1S44 Christmas Saal Sal* of 

the Middlesex County Tuberculosis 

and Health Loagut, reported 

yesterday that the local quits tar 

this effort had been exceeded, 

with the sum of HAM receded 

to dale, Tht iocml Quota was set 

at $i,4tfc 

Kxpteeslm Ma thaoks far the 

cooperation of workers and don* 

Oft, Mr, Tuetin declared that ©ontrteutions 

are still being resetted. 

* 

Charles Komar & Sons 

Stevens Avenue at Fifth Street

history of the city, ox* aaay 

At 

tog n^wadaya, utte 'fvn ate ttitfng 

side fey sfefe on tht touta sfcte of 

11 C eg BB ^^D 

taeh of them to- fee employ of a 

different railroad, 

• • • 

If stacked sidt by side, the alibis 

that tttufflaboaPd players advance 

wouW read) around tot 

several times, 

we based 

wt afternoon this 

low wall known shuffler. 

about to pmy, but Mm* to do 

to until one of 4htm sweat til the 

wai off the board, because be 

tmbjaed it was floor wax, it 

|iatt| £bjbjaait $bja$âftttfcA §•§ avmm 

and be walks around with a tweO 

Irish name, and never would have 

pushed a«p«y «» green lor any 

It seems that on« well 

man about town bas morning 

afternoon and evening 

habtU and a different drink 

eaeJi. Last Sunday avornisi 

Want ®m greater part of 

time in a ttUretatoritai 

Mrch beer, then he shoved 

tht place again at night 

fore he left, waa wobbling so 

ly that BO amount of birch 

ever have so upset 

aad 

lit 

tae 

his 

A number of the boy* around 

Iowa feave been sure for the past 

tht trail of a Oerman spy A dark 

•Mated, heavy voiced man with a 

peculiar aeetnt that seemed to be 

the result of an attempt to bide 

traces of Qtrman, an erect carriage, 

and' the habit of giving 

terrifying aide gJaneea. appeared 

every day in town either at a 

grocery, a thirstatortum or a cigar 

itort, aad sometimes at aQ 

three. Several people tot the Idea 

at Hit same ibne that tit wig a 

spy. 

We will report that there Is no 

need for future worry, because be 

is a ttte salesman and lives nearby 

to, Monttmth Cmmty, an 

that peculiar whistle to hte tola 

is caused by the fact that in t 

fall recently, he bent Hie bride* 

on his teefeh, and the wind whistles 

througfti them when he talks. 

topping to the thirstatorlum 

the German army hat Is 

i week 'to gat mam 

observation en tho 

« of thavtof dTinWng h^jits. 

1 of havtag dnrtnkini habits 

tie "Setting Hen" walked into 

ptoce and after ordering and 

" flic SOUM? suds, dedared '«ba» 

/Ally in a thirs- 

e reoent 

met the nan 

•>.ii she ordered. 

acainst givtai out inforthat 

wfty tat -BI 

read "Oh Lord. Help Mt To Katp 

lay Bttg Mouth Shut.** a wlstwfto 

wavtB at the plant 

that If that motto had 

carried out. ttoe omopany 

would haw test plenty of 

satesflften would 

to talk and UU 

what a wondafful produet 

ttotlr company was telling. 

last week we rtoaUtd 

some Incident* In connection with 

worklnt In tht powder plants to 

this vtetolty during tht test war, 

tt ststts we fortot to mention 

raDexl to us a number of times 

this wwtav 

Par Instance w« didn't menttt« 

fact that ihrae well 

much la circulation about town, 

would bet on anything; for in- 

SL BE flfll B2VBKBI IB IH^ 

two of Owm brothen and the 

other an acquaintance si long 

standing, wttt riding up to tht 

plant in Hi etrain, when an argument 

started tottwetn thtm 

•bout tht number of stops leading 

to tht top of the wator tank, 

and they placed bets about tht 

number of tips and whether 

thttt was an odd or even number 

of them. When they got Into the 

plant, one of thtm climbed tht 

ttctM to count tbtm, and tittle 

test week was the roman 

a wsfi known gruff voiced suof 

tht powNltr ant, who 

all In a ditfttr over a widow 

trwd in Sayrevilie and spent 

mat deal of tint at her home, 

wasDlng t&§ dlitwt and 

helping dean tht windows, 

bis back, they caBed this 

big, gruff voiced, fenrf taoiled smpervisor 

M liadtiint H at Urn pteai. 

If by $*Jte€"aa§iihs, it weft pot* 

gtv« by to town who 

ftlom to the ftretUe Ute at night, 

or in tht tarty moraine, in- 

temsttng aUbtt wouid toe 

for instance, there to tht man 

who when ht comet In late enough 

for tht wMt to remark about tht 

laet, tells her that ht was detained 

because some of tht boys 

*kt was relaxing with, tot an overttimulaiitt 

and he 

somtthing would happen to thtm 

Mary 

frit 4tsts*ttai ft wM trabaptist 

ll ITU la tbt Hudm vsttsf. Qr.pt 

MMtw whicb broka out baton tttt 

avll war rwmltad Is me 

an Out la im. 

During tm ftrst «aH tf At last 

tantury many miin roads w«rt op-. 

aratsd as toll roads by prrvttt m> 

tsfttts. rUianeiAg highway* by 

such «rt»ng«m»nt bteamt iBWfipl 

Ur «nd by «w tits* of tht ctatsty 

moit el flit toy houMt bad dtots* 

if Csdai 

Pill ALARM POXK1 

Avt. aai 

leveas Avt, aad AigaHi 

Pttf Slrea4 

n »ertram Ave. aai 

U—Bma4waj aai 

U—nenry and Ptot Ana. 

tt-Jtka and Wtas 

Si Broadway and 

tt-FEl Yard Master's Offlet 

«*-Seakewi Coal DM* Oe. 

71—John st. and Stevi 

II—Foorth and fwtlsr Streets 

and 

1—«re 

«—Fire eat 

»-!-» Ottitral Alarm 

l-t-t-t «-No ttawea af 

Fighting Admirals of Pacific 

I Fiem ssft It ftgtett tfpHr» Ihrtt aaval ighttrs. Bear Admiral Fr##» 

etlek Cart Witisws^ Sear Adtntml mtmU Wmmm Began and Eea* 

1 AAwtoal ItowM Susbnea ftOata. Ltwtr, left t* rlfht, Rear Admiral 

MgiLCI I Tlet Aimteal J«l« 8. MeQata, Vacm Iva admirala 

Jtikwi pages tf Americas aaval alstary. 

ef WACs Is Mat 

WAC 

THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD 

TQO, If n APPEARED HERE 

COAl-COKE-f UEL OILS 

also 

Alternate Fuels 

Wh« your COAL SUPPLY 

reatrre—Then notify us. 

to TEN DAYS 

SWAN HILL ICE & COAL CO 

141 HENRY STREET 1ELEPHONE $m 

Baby Your Car! 

IV* Got to Last You 

a Long Time* 

CHECK 

THESE POINTS 

»• Lawrtcatlegi 

2. Battery 

I. Brmket 

4. Generator 

t Radiator 

4, Snait Phifff 

7. Alt! ftwa*t 

ft. Chsîfo (Ml 

JACKIN and CROSS GARAGE 

Upper Main St. SOUTH AMBPT,

KS It Right 0« 

©•• 

Stale aodCouty 

large turnover of teachers 

In the poor chKrtou is cauaing 

our educational system la 

tertoueiy rtateriarato," it was d* - 

cAarad recently ay Charles A. 

Philhower, vresldeot of the New 

Jersey Educational Atanftstton. 

and Supervising Principal at 

WestAaM* N. J. 

A Mil to provide 1st equalisation 

of state aid for education 

nas been introduced by Senator 

Heftoert J. Pasooe. It calls far an 

additional 14.619Jit to raJs-j tht 

levels of poorer districts while 

maintaining the levels of the 

wealthier districts. 

shortage of qualified tethan at 

the present time, is more acute 

thin at any time to more than a 

decade. "In fact, tht entire employ 

abk surplus of taachati of 

the depression yean, mwabertm 

ever 1,400, has teen absorbed." 

It was J A. M. and tha 

ature was • below atto at Venma 

one recent aaorntni, whan thirty 

volunteer firemen piled out of 

toed to answer a fire alarm. Two 

engines and «n emergency track 

sped to tht scene, where the firemen 

were greeted by a lonely and 

wobbly individual. "Ho fire." be 

said. "I just wanted you boyt ID 

join me in a bit of fire water.' 

The unappreciative firemen decMned, 

and invited their wouMbe 

host to appear later in police 

court on a disorderly charge. 

A Jaunt Luke Green 45, of 

Westfleld, took in his car one recent 

night, proved to be an expensive 

proposition. 

The bill presented by Police 

Recorder Augustus C. Nash read: 

fine for driving without a license, 

1100; fine for assaulting a cop 

160, ball $500. 

The ball was lor hit arraignment 

the next night on a charge 

of drunken driving. He was picked 

up near his home by Sergeant 

Albert Hann, who obtained « little 

assistance from two fellow of* 

fleers to «»eortiQi*en to the *ta* 

ton. Police said Owen's license 

vat revoked in Cranford, Dec. 11 

on a drunken driving charge. 

When the Silver Rod Stores. 

13' Journal Square, Jersey 

y, opened one recent raoma 

placard on the packaged 

liquor counter informed customirs, 

"Sony, we can*t serve you. 

Alterations are in progress. Open 

turday, February 3. Thank 

' That afternoon Alfred Dris- 

State Beverage Oommissionardered 

the placard replaced 

one giving what -Mr. Drtefrtt 

is a more truthful state- 

. The new sign read: "liquor 

suspended from 3 tm, 

' 39 to 2' a.m. February 3» 

< of liquor regulations. 

•elision was imposed be* 

store allegedly sold a 

' liquor at a price lower 

.-* ataia fair 

of Dover, 

*. J, orobaWy art tht only war 

workers who are selected for their 

km ftastr mm. The Pteattony 

Ansnal aateett tht longest nailed 

women |» sort fang-delay * 

fuses, which include a 

fceated for cracks or flawt. 

to a dedaioo handed 

recently by tht Court of 

Errors and Appeals, « police we- 

«en is entitled ts tht MM salary 

as a mate policeman, fluting 

that tot Hew Jersey statute mot 

only permit* (fat enjoyment of 

women as municipal police off 1 

eara, but also insures than againat 

dlanrimtnsmm because of sex 

award of $11,02 in back salary 19 

Evelyn Cohen, who worked on 

tht Asbttry Part police force for 

itfwn years, bagioning June 1936. 

Tht peiiotwoman had contended 

she was paid $1,100 a year 

during her period of employment, 

despite a city ordinance setting! 

the annual salaries of aU other 

Dolice offkMra at A3 760 

Technical Sergeant Raymond 

T. Tternan, of Hostile Park, N J. [ 

has a silver dollar which he acquired 

from a buddy who had 

completed fifty missions in a Libr 

erator and than aooompanled 

him on fifty missions as a uil 

gunner in a Liberator over Austria, 

Hungary, Albania, Greece, 

Bulgaria, Romania, Yugoslavia, 

fitly, Germany and Prance. "I'm 

not superstitious," said Sergeant 

Tiernan, "but that buck stays 

with me now* because a lucky 

charm never works with the third 

Alfred E. Driscoll, ABC Director 

of New Jersey, will suggest to 

the State Legislature that it pass 

a law limiting taverns in ration 

of one to every 1,000 residents in 

% municipality. 

DriacoU, making this announcement, 

sajd tht measure would 

also create a uniform maximum 

for package stores, one to every 

3,000 residents. 

In agreement with Driscoll was 

Sidney StmirKfl, counsel for New 

Jersey Liquor Beverage Association. 

He declared, "For the past 

few yean, the association has 

fine on record for a limitation 

of licenses. Last November we 

went on record as favoring a ratio 

of one tavern to every 500 

population." 

II approved this plan wouH 

reduce the number of licenses 

granted in Newark, Orange, West 

Orange, Irvtngton «nd Elizabeth 

by almost half. Newark, with a 

taverns and 180 package" stores. 

Orange has twice what it would 

be aUoted for Its 35,717 residents. 

West Orange residents at present 

have SO taverns to patronise. 

One of tht hardest hit municipalities 

would be Egg Harbor, Atlantic 

County, where 3389 residents 

have ft liquor dispensaries 

to meet their thirst requirements. 

Bo You S»ft Samp Paper? 

WORLDIARH 

WARDER 

9)mm 

STRONG< 

SHALLOW 

RCGOM) CftttlSf W* 

EMHTJAP 

VIEWING . 

PERISCOPE HE BROADCASTED 

THE rWKTS TO HIS CREW. 

HE WAS A BG¥ SCOUT 

AT GRAFTON.W.V*. 

Supplies for Luzon Invaders 

Supplies are being landed *a tmmm frm LiT which was rosier irt 

from lap irtillery at tim time. N»w that rtgnl*r tappty route* have 

been opened t« Latoa, the Invading ftb Amiy wfll be able t« etatlsse 

their rapid advance into the enemy territory leading to the reeaftare at 

ManlU and the rest af the teland. 

Wash Wool by B*nd 

Never soak wooL Wash by hand, 

tf you can. Squeeze sud* through 

fabric. Rubbing fhrtnfcf and hard* 

eat wool If you use a washing machine, 

don't erfcwl wool articie; 

•ait wast feist foieilr. Mt wr 

TomorrtWi Ufgam 

A new rests Impregnated paper 

furfact forms a »ougb waterproof 

skte on plywood la already in use 

tor light * weight shock * resistent 

•rmy package*, bo*M, tnmka, ete. 

It offtrs obvious pojtwar 

FRANK 

•store appAjtof regular ctulkteg 

maîn(t>, ears arast be extreiaafl 

to ttoaa away dirt md gMI to afl 

UM aftataf ani obtain a at«t aa» 

t Mortar should aet bt 

UM4 tor iWfii traekt btetiut it is 

tfttt* to t>f up and fan out 

Om • putigi at 

• 1 «mb* wpj^y «•*». 

a wnk • mm 4 mm, M4 

MM* m • IMMRMU «• Wmft p 

mi m ttwiMt M att. Y«u *m& mh i 

« •*?. Ofc«i 

4t I 

riottsaan'a Drug Stort and 

Stephen Soltis 

Cleaning, Preasing 

All Kindt of Tailoring 

103 So. Bro»dw»v 

MM MIM 

ORDINANCE NO. OS 

BE IT ORDA1NKD BY THE 

COHMOM COUNCIL OP THK 

JiTt OK SOUTH AMBOY; 

BecUon 1. That Ethel OToole, 

jt and is hereby appomted Ma- 

4tm of the Poor House to hold 

ttr ©Ilk* until the first day of 

January, IMS, and uptU her sucjeasor 

is in like manner appoined 

and qualified. 

Section 2. ihat the salary of 

iaid Matron of* the Poor House 

,iiaU be tht sum ol Pour Hunired 

and Twenty Dollars per an- 

Mm, and shall be payable in 

-•qual semi-monthly installments 

if $17.50 on the first and 15th day 

I each and every month. 

Section 3. That the duties of 

M Matron of the Poor House be 

.aeh as now art or hereafter may 

at prescribed by the ordinances 

>f the City of South Amte-y. or 

,m the laws, of the State M Jfew 

Jersey. 

section 4 Tha| this ordinance 

shall take effect on its approval 

and publication in the niaiyner 

prescribed by law. 

NOTICE 

Public notice is hejtby given 

Jhat at a regular meeting of me 

Common Council of the Ci of 

South Amboy, New Jerse/, held 

m February 0th, 1945, the abave 

rdinance was adopted on Second 

«nd Third Readings and final 

passage. 

J^rst Reading, January 23d, INS, 

Advertised, January 26th, IMS 

Advertised February 2d, 1945. 

Second and TWr

tfjjj- 

UMMMNT 

own Topics 

i Pag* Qo*> 

Mtatfettl Ifcpft ****** ;iwrM Uta Us* itfe itiator? of iUHiiw 

HlsMiiiiii for at*- 

fctt rtaw 

inn 

«t* 4 

era) rvsbsoiMk fcul is oot M*t*î hs 

«t is far If Mi prsst iattltost 

*ai «atesttti tatffy. itt 

AOMTICSA suur- 

4t «t» fer «a% 

of dkUdbood to bt honan* 

tajr *ht tftsA of th« wortd, • 

* CM* 

«A% 

tf the 

«» «t « 

fk«M itii to IMI, fey U* 

N*l«t «h» 

ttM 

«f UwtrdsjF. 

tfesrs Is m bHI*r 

- MM vita* «t psratsmnct and 

tlum tiit slorr ©f 

Irtisoo's ltf«. Early in-his 

and man; of his InvsoUonj 

« of tâMMM, 

ite mUromd it* r**lvtie» only stltr «ioo- 

•or Affsftty of CMttttl plMNd 

lands of enoeiiBMnts ^n/i failures. 

ttae 

h*« been No man has ever toft so many 

useful monuments behind him. 

tMtt *M o*coraied in 

after a Pwuwyivania KaU- He was framed 1,1ft patents for 

Id Urn YUttoMM 

invwrttom, mo* of them design- 

An lOdfuss *mmm^m tt» 

Ttw dUmer 4hk fiat wUl beed 

Is increase human comfort 

!*•** w»s dellwed bj local iiat 

tlM €*rte»t Hotel at Y?ve and security in peaee time, al- 

»*»* ltopt, who reetHed 

o'clock wttiE W Oox of Orthough many haft played an 

ttw position if women in 

ianda, Ftertd*, Master of Cere- important put la our successful 

ttw iMf before list, was such a* 

prosecution of the present war. 

* Stttttty limit their prtviie««, 

The lone hours that Edison 

the introduction of wo- 0EFUTV COLL1CTW worked d*Ur, and Hie tenacious 

ill »ufTr*fe, their posilion has 

AT TRUST COMPANY spirit thai stayed with htm until 

*wo ste«dil)> improved. untU at 

tbt gflSNnt mm m^ tJt ©sj?*bie NEXT WEDNESDAY 

death art well known but lRUe 

appreciated if Hit avsraf e per- 

of nltin* mil*actortly aaost (Continued From Pate 1) son, The tMiipIti he set as a 

portUoo atMlf i man. wilt avail themselves oi the op- -thinker and a worker may not -b§ 

tot «t Uie An O««tfment will 

*» Urtd at the home of Mrs. John 

Km m mm Hurt, on 

3*f aftvmeOB. February 

ISM tot of th# 

wlUbeheW on 

4$ the tone of 

Wtfctr Peterson, while the 

LUttmtiu* Dspartmem will meet 

ttot hum* of Mrs. John JOa« 

were served and 

Mrs. James 

mm Edna Af*n, Mrs, 

aW adteomb. Mm. 0. Frank 

and Mis. Peter Reed, 

Personals 

Fourth Ik 1 CaH and Home 

Day of the Calvary Me- 

Xiurcii vlft be held on 

afternoon and irrenlng, 

at. In the church. 

on PoRas W-2 Bevlaed, i*i*oh was 

especiaMy created lor the toeneflt 

&t 4hote Uxpayers «tooae incoaw 

Is delved soleJ^ from wages not 

exceeding five thousand doUars 

and Income tram interest.or dtvi- 

4#nda trf ksi Ham $100 doilars, 

TtUs lof« require but a lew minutes 

to eorapltte and automatic 

caJiy makes aikmanct fof deduc- 

Mondajr, February iftth. Mrs: tiom equal to approximately ten 

Tuttla of ttot Ways and per «ent of the taxpayer's to- 

ComwHtee reported th*t 630M. 

««l party held by that de- ( , ^ ^ 

on January 35th, was AB»Y CUJB 

tuoeeasful socially and fl- 

HOLDS NOMINATION 

At a meeting held on Monday 

night, nomination of officers lor 

toe Abtoy Social Chib took place 

ErnMt Heed, WiUiam Manlon 

and James Flanifan mmm nomint

VALENTINE DANCE 

AT SPOTSWOOD 

THIS EVENING 

At the American Legion Hall 

Spotswood this evening, the 

Rosary Society of St. Thomas' 

Church, Old Bridge, will hold an 

>lde Tyme Valentine Dance. Muhr 

old time dances and modern 

swing numbers will be presented 

by Bill Lehman's Orchestra. 

Refreshments will be served. 

isers of the St. Thomas R. 

. Church ohoir will stage a mucal 

show, "Gay Nineties" at St. 

Hall, Ok} Bridge, on 

March 17th and 18th, with a mat- 

P on Sunday afternoon at 2 

p \f 

iearsals for this production 

This OX Jart 

of Vincent Hi#gins and lemptatioa to stop and teeter-totter 

with tHe»e three Filipino girls in the 

is, of this city, Funds 

town ef Dagvpaa ea Lauon hi th« 

F; m 'is:. 3fT »!• A ill br u-rd fo«- PhlUsplnet. General Kriegef ana 

his tth Army had Jast taken Dag»- 

of a new church or- 

* :.

I 

ft 

Wk 

Hi I i t >.

o* ft ban** art 

appliances, tht 

bung When the 

apigoi outstrip 

due taste the 

empty barret. 

reasury may be 

et and wtten ft 

»* OgOp tite barrel 

fee repleniahed byvat one 

only BMM srttlaMi ftj 

Mpsr funds. 

great part due li the huge 

July 1, 1040 as 

tfdest Roosevelt In hit refor 

4t»t 1040 

ltd*ar that 

onUnut well teto 

rtod becaust the 

• dominate the 

anal aormniy for a long time. 

An era of deficit spending may 

i with us tor years. Aocordingly, 

As would suppose that everybody", 

eveiy where, svsn our na* 

losal k*UUtort, would focus sitention 

upon tilt ninswsy propensities 

of tht spigot. But what 

we have? Well, we have rambow 

tiued charts and blueprint* 

for trigger and bettor spending, 

r and a hall billion dollar 

»Uc works program has been 

laimrthad by Congress, including 

a Federal post-war highway construction 

subsidy. Hot on tht 

•Jso ft stepped-up Federal 

©rep insurance prog ram that 

would ust taxpayers ' money 

against any toasts from wind, 

weather or tht business misfortunes 

of farm operation The next 

step would b«~-and WISPS It ft 

trtnd in that dlreetton—t© Pad* 

erally insure the cottier grocer 

and the haJberdasher against business 

losses. 

On top of these Ventures in opttodsm—and 

with tht Federal 

debt piling higher each day*, mind 

yot*~~is tht Federal School Subsidy 

measure which would stales 

millions of dollar* into every state 

but, in a law states like New Jersey, 

would drain off more dollars 

than it pumps feu 

And If tills were not enough 

for taxpayer grief. oJong oomes 

the daddy of them all, the Wagner 

cradle to grave Social Security 

biU which. If enacted, would 

add another stiff payroll tax to 

Hie already big withholding tax 

(tot the American worker would 

have to pay to maintain this and 

other JftJitasttc Federal subsidy 

and ••hand-out" schemes that are 

wing readied for peace-time Am- 

As tht New Jersey Taxpayers 

Association has pointed out, the 

rapidly mounting Federal 4svt 

caUs lor vastly curtailed spending 

on non-war lions and itgtd 

economy la every level of txwsrnasent 

Otherwise tht taxpayer 

-t wortaUt goran 

only be 

0lish©d when there Is tftspftyas 

Ha bedrock, Bow 

mMm tf*f be «nd- 

:rtss optns th« door to 

variety of Federal wte.ui> 

the weU-moaat in- 

runnlnf 

the lm- 

Local Budget of the Township of Madisoo 

For Ac Year 1945 

UHKL BVB0R 

Local Budget of the TowneMp of Madison, County of Middlesex 

for the fiscal year 104s. 

It to hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby 

made a part hereof is a true cjpy of the budget approved by reso- 

Lutoin of tht governing body on tht 1 day of February. ii»45 

THOMAS L. WOOTDN, Clerk 

Old Bridge, N. J. 

Telephone 92$-M, 

OtKlfitd by as 

Thii 1 day of February, 1041. 

ft Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby 

Judgments 

Compensation .... 

Total Judgments 

and Cash Deficit 

Local District 

School Tax 

Couaty T»x - 

stilt school 

Tax 

Special District 

Tax .:. 

for 1044 

By All 

for 104i Tnaaiefs 

260.00 

26.00 

IMM 

50.00 

366.00 

750.00 

600.00 

150JO 

780.00 

1,00000 

400-00 

10040 

200,00 

00040 

•1040 

100.00 

500.00 

0040 

1,000.00 

1.000.00 

140040 

40040 

00040 

35040 

$10411.00 $ 

§0040 

1,000 JO 

1,000.00 

2.500.00 

2,500 JO 

100.00 

100 JO 

65,160.00 

26.483JM 

3,577.10 

I tjiiJJt 

TWM 

1JOO0O 

10040 

mm 

1.000.00 

100 JO 

00040 

H040 

10040 

50040 

§040 

1J0040 

05040 

30040 

20040 

•5,400.00 

00040 

0 2,000 00 

2J00J0 

mum 

10040 

H 

mm 

M4J4 

20040 

•743 

660 JO 

7,453.10 

nut 

326.00 

1044 

, mm 

S461T 

m%m 

H040 

040 

HJJI 

1040 

• 10 

%m 

600 JO 

SSJO 

100.00 

141.10 

674.03 

100 JO 

5.407.61 602.40 

34447 

402.01 

447 

720.72 

002.40 

24040 

$ 20,10940 0 

0440 

9,000.00 0,000.00 

9,000.00 

530.00 

$ 520.00 

55,160 JO 

?g.483.06 

6^00.52 

3JTI.10 

0JOO.OO 

470.00 

$ 470 JO $ 

55,160.00 

2048SJO 

OJ0OJ2 . 

3377.19 

Total Taxes $ 0U11.O7 $ 0141147 $ 0141147 

0, Total General 

Appropriatoins 

25342 

$7 07 

31J2 

45.13 

460.27 

107.51 

10.00 

' 200.00 

7.244.05 

410.fi 

• 

60 JO 

50 JO 

$134,430 07 $13043147 $120^230.72 $ 7.710J 

DEDICATION BY RIDER—Chapter 5 P L. 1043 

"The dedicated revenues anticipated dri 

or other legal requirement. 

FOR RENT • 

SPACE IN THIS PAPES 

W* Atrinjt To Suit 

IMP 

f 22 TEARS 

t of rWutury If, lffD 

j| flififtsatal tt*^ 'tmfr I^BBMK aaj^Mtt 

m, MJIH*SJIM VIM m&9 pwif, 

wV HsMUPOOMIM^ I^ButMUOQ ill 

IB the deportment, hold you in 

high estcfjn, and as long as this 

key is in my possession, I hope 

that my serve* to the departot 

wiU mem ifre s&rne retard 

s shawn *o you •as a former 

tshlef." 

• » • 

about iiwnediate 

< great plan, by 

at *he dliposftl of 

acquire property, 

i plan 4s of vital 

growth of our city. 

At #M wmMm ot She Common 

Council held m Tiwrti/ eveain* 

in the City Hall, sht report of 

report of the Mayor's the Uxyor* Cosa^ritlee on the 

I *o consider the Poke* 

torftatfestiaa si Lhe Sjuth Am- 

aent to ail Us aspects In tey Wwter DepartsMOt was sub- 

i determine now and tomitted 

by Mayor Chase, who 

eatent tfc* operatiAf ex- asked the council to carefully 

^^w^^^^w WA^^^^^B*^HP ajsjaa^ a^^p study lhe report and adopt such 

1 Io the South Amboy fire these two departments, they also 

syatetn, toy ex-Hchief Joseph It recommended a reduction to MM 

Smith, A delegation of local number of iatorers employed, 

nmtti watted; upon Mr. Smith such consolidation should result 

lilt home is Wanamaaa last in a saving to the Water Depart- 

discuss various matment oi at least $5,000 per year. 

em of interest to firemen, and 

• • • 

rim lt» course of the after- A $8,000,000 highway bridge 

»?on, Mr. Smith preeented this spanning the Rartten River at 

•?» made toy the Qatnpweil Fire South Amboy to be built during 

Alum Company, to 0he present the company maun by the State 

tat. In turning ovtr the key + New Jersey with Federal aid 

to Mr, NagJe, former Chief Smith has been approved toy

With South Amboyans 

InT Services 

he WOJ to* 

l@r long tMMtt. both day 

leadership and dt- 

£km to dutv w&r* mil^MiMiiiiB 

i ^^r W ^ WWB w «r«B ^^MSSVB^^tjflMd^Q • 

Home address: Miss Julia Bea. 

Auat* Ml Gbujib street, South 

out of the air and destroy- 

During a strike against Formosa 

one of tht HeMoftt fisMs of Fttht- 

8«yinane* 

rtstivai ibta week 

t «Ms «ttf, faMtett 

transferred from UM afoatry to 

. Itorot* M ICMSUMI 

1 

Hi ii , 1 

Leon MftUsfttwtfci, First Oats The bvs in Bennie J Batik*. lowlssf the bnmithnwsr, 

Aviation Ordinance snan of the i«"s outfit bought their own pro- June, the bestajtoti m 

U. S. Wavy, and tht son of Ponce jeetor and generator before they from Hit southern part of m 

lieutenant and Mrs, Anton Mti- kf eht States. tout from man on 

Dtvtt-Oog" unite is spenfUng a leave litre. tht man who nursed it through The Tilsn, mmtmntoi If 

wh© have done such a gallant job afsH—wirl has bean eUardeJ long ocean voyages, dust, tropi- Ool. Ernest E. Poutks of Lc 

to date to pushing tht Japs ever the air medal for all Pacific area cal rain storms, and ail tht pit- Mitt, was the first unit «f 

closer to their homeland. exploits. 

falls that ooatfmt troops run into MUitftry Rairwaf Aervtee to 

• * • 

• • • 

was Corporal Bennie Stuickit, of rife on tht Mviera 

The new address of V A War- Charles U Brtof hunt, of Stt?- Feary Place, Morgan. Any pesos the Southern 

*a is: Co, D, 2nd Bn,, 922nd En ens Avenue. Owners Mate, First a jeep could get through to a And now, once again, the' 

gineers, Oeiger Field, Washing Oaftt ef the V. S, Navy, to spend- Special Service Unit, and a bed 

ton. 

ing • leave here after 11 months sheet could be rigged up to make 

• • • 

active service in the Pacific bat- ft screen, Bennie taw that tht 

A Irons Star award has been tie during whkti his ship was tor- boys had their movie » mad* no French railroad 

to Teohnioian Fifth Orade pedoed. 

difference to him if H were on a trains, repairing bridges, iar 

(Bob) Potthoff of this His brother, John, is still in the troop transport, in ft mess hail, track. 

for unusual bravery, while South Pacific Area, serving with or upon a creek bask on tht front Their Job it to make surt thai 

serving with a United States Ar- the U, S. Marine.. 

lines, where he ted to keep turn- tht thousands of tons of tupmy 

infantry unit overseas 

• • • 

ing «he projector oil s T W plies entering the gnat ports 

^Thr eftfttton, sighed by Major Serving overseas iS the second raid signals were given. He show- reach tht troops of 4ne U. S. 

QsneralA, D. Bruee reads: "Ttoh -time with tht U. 6. Army Engied them anyway. 

and French Annies, now 

nlcian mm Grade Francis (Bob) neen, Sgt Stephen F, Owfrdak, 

And don* ever think this Isn't mering at tlie Nasft stfoat Sieg- 

Potthoff, infantry, United Slates ot 7 Mary strati, eayreville, U ft 

important as tht actual fighting. fried defenses. One 

Army, For mtrttortous service in typical example of a AgtiUng en- 

Boys that wish for nothing more specialises In oonstruottogt, 

connection with military operagineer. Overseas wUh the ttsfj* 

than the right to go home, real- pair and matntenanee of 

itona against the enemy on tayte, men to Trindad tm a fNHftod of 

ly appreciate » glimpse of what line another in •* e mainttM 

P. I., from 1th December to itth, six months, he came back to this 

living tame it like. For an hour of equipment, A third 

December 19... Technician PoK- country, was shipped to England 

or «wo they can forget they art 

wtsU 

hofl, a wire sojuad ehitf, vote* in Jitfyf 1M4, and is now fighting 

wtUnsj in mm mud tad that it's Headquarter* and 6tfH*i Own 

tttrtd op seversJ occasion* forwttti 

the Srd Army near the tor- 

raining. 

pany takes ©art of 

hasardou* duty in order to estabiert of Oetmany. 

Bennie is the son of Mrs. Mar- tion and 

lish and maintain wire connec- 8*. Orlsdak is 34, sing4e, and 

tha Sauickie of Florence Avenue, Along with other unttt ef 

tions with subordinate units. This one of three brothers in the ser- 

Union Beach, N. 3, and before 1st Military- Railway Service, 

vice. Both his brothers serve with 

quitting civilian life Septem- 713th Railway Operating Bat 

the Navy, John In the South Pacber 

30, IMS, he worked for the talion was commanded reoi 

ilte, and Edward at the Sampson 

Philhaber Flit Company of Newby 

U. Gen. Jacob L. Devert, com- 

Naval Training Station In New 

Vork. Corporal Sauickie, besides mander of the Sixth Army Oroup, 

York, 

aH hisottier duties, has the full 

like the vast majority of our 

time job of tnarhine gun cbrpor- In order that the 1st MUHftf] 

soldiers who have adapted 'them- 

Railway Service nay transfer 

selves to the horror of war so well 

Corporal Sauickie has recently an evef-increastag supply < 

8ft. Owisdak hat a normal back- 

been awarded the Philllwlne Lmground. 

He attended the Wttaon 

(Continued on Page 

ftahool in Sayrtville, worked it 

MARKET 

"soura OUTSTANDING MARKET 

2St NO. FELTUS ST. TELEPHONE 221 

tiftie Hercules Powder Company in 

ParUn, and November 36, IMS, he 

entered the Army. 

6ft. Owisdak's latest letters, 

dated January 3, and addressed 

to his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Igimttous 

OwLsdak, stated that he 

was wefi and expressed the hope 

that lie would run into some of 

We're Sorry.... 

ABOUT THE CIGARETTE SHORTAGE 

We're Sorry.... 

his hometown friends over there, WE'VE BEEN OUT W YOUK FAVOWTI 

"Be Prepared" 


Feb. 8th t> 14th, 1945 

Jo//* Your Nearest Troop 

• • • 

Leon J. MalisBewski, Aviation 

OrdiKaceman, First Class, XJ. 8. 

If., at 343 Ward avenue, has returned 

from a tour of combat 

duty in the Paeiflo, where *» was 

attached to Air Group 28, based 

on one of the Navy's Independ* 

ence class carriers. 

MaUasewsM was a turret gunner 

of a General Motors Avenger 

torpedo plane. He participated in 

numerous strikes against such 

targets as the Mariana*, 

Okinawa Jima and the Phillip- 

BRAND SO OFTEN LATELY **** 

We 

8U6AR HONEY GRAHAMS, Lb. Pkg. 20c 

pines. 

The alrcrewman's wife, Virginia 

Junita Malisaewski, resides at 

& RA^PBEREY JELLY, 2 Lb. Jar 

•GHTHOUSE CLEANSER, 6 for 

D TOMATOES, Quart Jar 

3«c 

25c 

. 25c 

sihe 

The Ughtera and torpedo planes 

) 

of Japanese ahipptng and 

VP APPLES, P« •••: d . 

RD BEETS, 16 OT. Jar, .. 

. . 

.. 25c 

leriously damaged 

43,000 tons. One of their victims 

was a 12,000 ton (aircraft 

« 

Rlei 

bomb hits and was left burning 

furiously in the first Battle of 

. i Upptn* 

9 # • re Very Sorry 

BUT WE'VE DECIDED TO 

DISCONTINUE ALL 

CIGARETTE SALES 

UNTIL SUCH TIME AS WE CAN GEf AN AMI 

AND DEPENDABLE SUPPLY TO SAT&FY 

ALL OUR CUSTOMERS 

We are now selling FRAMES 

HOFFMAN'S DRUG S' 

PrtserljptloR Pharmacy 

BROADWAY & AUGUSTA 

m 

th. acoonl 

received

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