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Report On Investigation
Of Local Police Car
I McKeon Thinks Purchase
Reporting the results of an Investigation
requested by Councilman a long lUness.
Hospital. New Brunswick, following
Joseph McKeon, chairman of the Mrs. BstUl was the daughter of
the late Christian and- Caroline
at the session Tuesday night, declared
the police car, out ot service
for some time, will require (our new
tires and the motor will have to be
rebuttt,_ftt an estimated cost ol between
*250 and $300.
Following the reading of the report,
McKeon declared the car has
been out of service since November,
and he believed It would be cheaper
to by a new one than to have the
~~present~bne lepalredr—Councilman
Bess moved the matter be referred
to the Police Committee, but Mc-
Keon declared J
her husband, a daughter, tin. Lester
Stratton of Laurence Harbor;
three brothers, Christian, Robert and
Carl Straub of this city, and three
sisters, Mrs. William Pearce of this
eityTrad~Mis. Mat£tfas Bchockrand
Mrs. Christine Straub of Matawan,
also three grandchildren. "
MOOSE CHANGE
MEETING NIGHTS
Month Of April
The honor roll for the fifth marking
period at Hoffman High School.
on
the honor roll, attained a general average
of 85% or over in all subjects:
- - - - 7A
Lois Becker, Jimmy Burkard. Har-
8hJt!oxrBob87Hai
Hoffman, Grace Kldd. Anna Komoslnsltl,
Ruth Kurowsky, Howard Larew,
Cynthia Mundy. Olga, Nicolas
Barbarar Skow, Minnie Sorensen.
__ • s ••- _
Gloria BrBwn L Margaret Cosgfove.
Carol Behn. Joan Brlggs. , •
8A
Ruth Bodenmann, Lenora Greenspan,
Dorothy Kaganowlch, Ruth O'-
Connor, Prances Ryder, Margaret
Shirley Sltow. _ _
Officersof the local Loyal Order
8B
of Moose have announced a change
In the meeting nights to take effect
Immediately.
In the future, meetings will be
held on second and fourth Thursdays
of each month instead of the
second and fourth Wednesdays. They ]
will continue to be held in Wllhehn's
Hall, however.
The next meeting will take place
Thursday evenffigrMayMthv
TWO FIRES
HERE SUNDAY
Two fires demanded the attention
of local firemen on Sunday. Both of
them were brush Ores, the first causing
an alarm to be turned In from Clara Ostrowskl.
11B
box • 82j_«t the. corner- of' Rldgewsy
avenue and "Conoveatreet eatiy" in
the afternoon and the second calling;
out Protection Eneme Company to
fight a blaze under the Pennsylvania
railroad bridge on upper, Main
street. -• •• !
Eleanor Oeant, Frances Mlkolayczak,
Dorothy Bannennan, Jack
banning, Hazel Berry, Doris O'Neill,
Prances GUlum.
9A
i B. Wedeen, M. Gelslnon, E. Shuler,
h. Nicks, D. Murphy, N. Burkard,
C. Richmond, B.-Stratton.
9B
Mary Komosinskl, Lillian Slsko,
10A
Susan Hess, Elizabeth Krutel, Dorothy
Miiburn, Irene Sprlngle, Catherine
VanHorn.
UA
George HasstaCher. Anna Krutel,
Prances Zateski.
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12
Sara Brower.Jsen Buntlngr Helen
Cook, Katherine Croddlck, Elmer
Galley; John' Oeant, Leroy Kurtz,
Lois Nelll. Grace-- Pearson, Dorothy
Straub. Lee Swittkowskl,
Zimmerman.
A(rica
Lillian
Anli-alrcialt gunners of three Colted Nations we seen working side
I by tide.as they protect an Allied-held North African port from Axis ilr
I attacks. In the foreground an American-unit mans a Bofors gnu, while
\ Just behind them Is a French crew servicing their Oerllkon gun. In the
4 far background is a British crew with another Bofors.
General Patch Decorated iir Guadalcanal
THE SOUTH AMBOY CTHCTK WBPAY M MAY 7.
Scholars!^ R«JFH
MonthOfAprf -
At School No. 1
The April scholarship honor xoD
or Public School No. X,
tile namoK n£
a
It contains ^heToUowtnsj names:
THIRD GRADE
Leah Fillhower, Judy Flanigan,
ard Johnson, Fill Nicolas, Monroe
Reiner, Lois Ross, Manvel Semonett,
Dorothy Zulin.
FOURTH GRADE
Almedla Ferguson. Katherine
Flannlgan, Sbirtey Herrmann. Barbara
Xambertson, Hilda msfwos.
Oene Steward.
OTTO GRADE
Bobby Bell, Louise Bloodgood, Billy
Brown, Jean Con way, Gloria De
Forest, Edna Drews. Katherine les-
Marlene Koenlg, Donald Munn. Joan
Ross, Barbara Sprague, Claire Weiss.
BEGIN PLANS FOR
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Preliminary plans for the annual
Vacation Bible School, sponsored by
the Pint Methodist, Calvary Meth-|
odlst, Baptist a qA__ Presbyterian
Churches are being made.
The school will be conducted dur-
ing the last two weeks in June and
an announcement concerning the
church In which It will be held will
be made in a short time.
Production Dp 3S Per C«at -
The labor-management commit?
tee 1 in the Westinghouse Elevator
company, Jersey City, N. • J-, reported
to War Production Drive
IreBdquartersttiBi production i» «pproximately
36 per cent over quota.
•- 4-H-era at Uteensburt, Ky.
Nails are little things but 4-H chib
members in Greenaburg. Ky., recently
salvaged 3,125 pounds of then
from the ruins ot a burned tobacco
warehouse to help keep; the steel
mills going.
KEEP WELL-
There is no substitute
forhedth
Doctors Time Is
Precious-Go To
His Office
After all. there are only 81
hours In ajpetort^dajr, toe —
and most of them are spent
serving his patients and those
whose former doctor has Joined
the armed forces. More than
30,000 of our doctors are new
in the armed forces, so that
places- an added harden on
your doctor. Save his predons
time and go to his office whenever'yon,
can.
-Hoffman's
DrngSto^e
ATfiusrA
Blind Children Taught Gardening
w * a patrietie duty with healthful exercise and occupation
tar IM children, the New York Instftate for the EdacaUon of the Blind
b eo«iTtrttBf most of the 15 »cre» of flower beds which adorned the earnpa
at the school Into a victory garden. Here-we see the youngsters at
w«rk ia the fotnre garden, the; work In roped-ofl lanes to prevent hurtiag
each otter with the garden tools.
Beware the Booby Trap
s*Ws» soWlers leaned from experience never to toncB in objeet to
esktnred territory antB sappers announce thct the territory is safe. Tanks
ate iveUiag by British experience. The V. S. soldier on the left Is raakls«
a mistake in totfehinr the earners on the body of this German soldier.
Faete en right shows bow it was wired to r -vde at slightest tonch.
Animal Eyes
Eyes of most animals look to the
side and have different fields of
vision. Human eyes, however, function
as one organ.
2,«M a Day
One U. ar"&rmy~op^
cated one day's railroad haul from.
its supplies requires 2.000 freight
cars to keep It in operation; another
three days remqvei from its materials
needs 4.000 freight cars.
"•"""• HOUSE POR BlOJS
FOR SAUt.—large Family House,
an unprovements. pleasant location.
Inquire 419 Rarlttin St.,
South Amboy. 4-30
FOR SALE: Tb settle estate, one
two-family house, and three onefamily
bouses. Reasonable price.
Phone Woodbrldge. 8-1126. 1-B-tf
FOB RENT
POR RENTrs-room flat. $20 montli.
Inquire Broadway Market. 2-12-tf
FOR RENT: 5-room flat and sun
parlor; on Bordentown Ave. Rent
$35.00 Inquire 315 Fourth St.
4-23-2t
L-rCBSTSHED-BOOM:.!
Will rent to well-recommended middle-aged
man a fine furnished
room, located in central section
of city. Handy to buses, trains,
stores, etc. Adress replies only In
writing to Box 41, oare Citizen
Office.
- 4-30-tf
FOR SALE: Top sou. Inquire H. 8.
Davis. TippeT Mate streetr 4-23-4t
AWNINGS—SHADES
\MBO7 SHADE & AWNING CC
Window Shades and Venetlar
Blinds. Best materials. Reasonable
cost; 385 Kim 8t.. Perth Ambov
WASHERS—VACUUM CLEANERS
REPAIRS
FREE INSPECTION I Free pick-up.
Free delivery! Expert repairs guar
S t a r y l « 0 S t t St
Perth mboy, N. J Tel. 42263.
Zero Vision
.... Pur. eyes isoe; pbiecJSHindistinctly
when In motion. Some experiments
indicate that when the, eyes are
moving their vision,if ijlmost zero.
HELP WANTED
~ SOOTH KNITTING MILLS
PIECE WORK BASIS
GOOD OPPORTONnT
MACHINE OPERATORS
(NEXT TO MOVIES)
161 BROADWAY SOUTH AMBOY
MONET TO LOAN
MONEY-'TO" LOAN- on- -bond-anf
mortgage in sums of $100, |200
$300. $400, fSOO and up to $10,000
^MTice hours f«5m 8:20 a. m. -U
8:20 p. m. Wednesday «nd Saturday,
from 8:20 a. m. tot p. m
Inquire John A. Lovely, Trusi
Company Building. South Amboj
MOVING AND STORAGE
^S®Agir
Storage. Dependable ^ocal auc
long distance moving; 283 Madison
avenue. Perth Amboy. Tel
.P, A. 4-3318
6-3-tf(o)
PERMANBSfT WAVE; 5»o! Do your
own Permanent with Charm-Kurl
Kit. Complete equipment, including
40 curlers and shampoo. Easy
to do, absolutely harmless. Praised
by thousands including June Lang,
glamorous movie star. Money refunded
if not satisfied.
HOFFMAN'S DBUG STORE'
4-w-iot
POR SALE: Plot of land 70 x 293
feet on upper Main street. Price
reasonable. Inquire Mrs. G. A. Dls
brow, Upper Mam Street. 4-23-4t
LOST: "A" gas ration book, somewhere
In South Amboy or Keansburg.
Return to Alfred Rletel. Daylight
Bakery,. 103 North Broadway.
4-30-2t
PLANS FOR NEW
FIRST AID CLASS
Miss Rose ltcNeal has announced-,
plant for the formation ot a daa»
If First Aid for women to te «on~ducted
ta^the headquarters ot Urn
First Aid andj Safety Squad, on
First street. *f ----- -
Those Interested In enrolling have
been_ asked to contact M1s» Mclteal
as possible.
and she was mly tear.
She sold the tomb to tar s
And help to win the war.
SEE US NOW POR
TIRE
1NSPOT
Masterson's
Station
NO DELAYS
Stevens Are. & George St
Tel. 198 — Sta. No. S
TEXOUTE
Amtzing scientific discovery
makes painting
quick . .. easy . .. low
Rigbt over wallpaper
tad.most interior JUTfaces
in one cost...dries
in one boor
Juit mix with water aad
apply . . . rooms occit
pied same day. "
South Amboy
Lumber Corp.
LEFFERTS *T FELTUS STS.
SOUTH AMBOT, NEW JERSEY
Tel. 448
148 Billions for War
The U. S. has appropriated 148
-—about twicethetotalfo^TIlne^b
wars' in -• • history.
Navy Distinguished Serv
command of U.S. troops tt Guadalcanal, shortly aft
W. Fitch (right) is shown as he pinned the
ilexaoder M. Patch, In
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