Magyar Hirnök, 1952. január-június (43. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)

1952-04-03 / 14. szám

6-ik oldal

MAGYAR HÍRNÖK

1952. ÁPRILIS -3.

(Regény-folytatás a Magyar Hírlap olvasói számára)

ÁLMÁBAN IS HAZUDIK

Regény Irta: Tamás István

És gyors, ügyes kézzel tüntette el a benyílóból a takarót és a párná,t, úgy hogy mire a szobapincér megjelent a két csokoládéval, amit Jimmy az ajtóban vett el tőle, misem árulta el, hogy az éjjel itt is alaudt valaki. Éva kedvesen kiszolgálta a fiút, vajat, mézet kent a zsemléjére, aztán igy szólt hozzá:

— Most menjen le szépen és keresse meg az igazgatót. Én majd később lógok le, mintha az uccáról jönnék.

— Azt hiszi, ezek nem tudják, hogy itt aludt?

Éva bólintott:

— Nem, mert Szepinek azt mondtam, hogy csak egy pillanatra jöttem, fontos ügyben kell megvárnom magát. Éppen akkor váltották le, tehát nem láthatta, hogy mikor mentem el. De különben sem érdekel...

Jimmy bámulta a lány elszántságát és hidegvérét, aztán leballagott az irodába. A folyosón az árgusszemü Patkósné jilt és kötögette végetnemérő gyapjuharísnyáját. Jimmy megremegett. Ha ez a vén satrafa nem moccan innen, okvetlenül meglátja a szobájából kilépő Évát! De hogyan távolitsa el ? Mintegy véletlenül meglökte a kis asztalkát és a vastag gombolyag legurult. Jimmy odaugrott, mintha fel akarná emelni, ehelyett azonban belerúgott, hogy a gyapjú-Sunlight Greenhouses

Koszorúk — Virágok — Csokrok Bármily Alkalomra

78 LOUIS ST. CH 7-2806

New Brunswick

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MADAM LORETTA JÖVENDŐ MONDÓ

Minden Ügyben Tanácsot Ad

Lengyelül és Oroszul Is Beszél 9

E hirdetés bemutatója egydolláros jóslást kap 25 centért

Nyitva D. E. 9-tól Este 11-ig 387 SOMERSET ST.

New Brunswick, N. J.

Egy pohár

SÖR...

egy jó ital

JOBBAN ÍZLIK

ha azt kellemes, hangulatos helyen isszuk . . . Ltogasson el

LIZÁKÉK Red Lion Inn

szalonjába

53 FRENCH STREET

a Brown St. sarkán

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Tel. CHarter 7-9476

labda szőkéivé, akár egy megvadult kenguru, vágtatott lefelé á lépcsőkön.

— Ezer bocsánat — sajnálkozott Jimmy a visitozó agg nő előtt, aki a gombolyag után bukdácsolt és vele együtt császkált le a földszintre, hogy segítsen megkeresni. De a gombolyag úgy eltűnt a liftakna körül» mintha a föld nyelte volna el és Patkós néni válogatott szidalmait zúdította az ügyetlen fiatalember nyakába. Jimmy besietett az irodába, ahol Plom igazgató éppen a számlakönyvet tanulmányozta, gondterhes arccal.

— Jóreggelt!

— Á, mister Hurst! Haudujudu! — nyújtott kezet a vendégnek, — parancsoljon helyet foglalni !

— Köszönöm, de sietek. A pénz miatt jöttem. Megtalálták a széfkulcsot?

— Sajnos nem — pislogott Plom laposan, mint a békák.

— Hívjanak lakatost.

— Éppen erről van szó. Alapszabályaink értelmében a széfet ilyen rendkívüli esetben nem nyithatjuk ki erőszakkal. Legalább is én egyedül nem intézkedhetett!...

— Hát?

— Igazgatósági ülést kell öszszehivnom és csak amikor együttesen megszavazzák, csinálhatunk uj kulcsokat.

Jimmy sokatmondó grimaszszal mérte végig az igazgatót és könnyen megfelelt volna neki, jelen esetben azonban nem bánta, hogy váratlan akadályok merültek fel. A széfben — bár bizalma a hotel igazgatóságában erősen megrendült — még mindig jobb helyen van a pénze, mint a lány kezében. Kopogtak az ajtón és Éva lépett az irodá! ba.

— Á, kezét csókolom! — lelkendezett Plom és erőnek erejével rácuppantotta nedves ajkát a lány sima, puha kezére. — Kegyedet most már úgyszólván mindennapos vend égőnknek tisztelhetjük!

A lány eleresztette a célzást a füle mellett és Jimmyhez forj dúlt:

— Felvette a kétezret?

— Nem — felelte a fiú és elmagyarázta, hogy milyen nehéz• ségek jöttek közbe. De Évát nem érdekelték az alapszabályok.

— Kétezer dollár az tízezer pengő. Ugyebár? Nos, megtarthatják a valutát, de adják ide a tízezer pengőt!

Plom már ismerte az ifjú hölgy páratlan erélyét. Ez a lány ■ képes és diplomácia affért provokál miatta Magyarország és I az Egyesült Államok között! KiAKAR ÖN finom hazai módon elkészített kolbászt, hurkát, sonkát, disznósajtot

saját maga és vendégei számára az asztalra tenni?..

HA IGEN,' AKKOR VÁSÁROLJON A

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SOHONYAY SÁNDOR, tulajdonos

óhazai hentes és mészáros mester.

Házi füstölés. — Udvarias kiszolgálás

New Brunswick legnagyobb és legjobb magyar bútorüzlete

MIDDLESEX FURNITURE CO.

181-183 NEILSON ST. New Brunswick, N. J. a Paterson St. kezdeténél LEFKOWITS JÓZSEF, tulajdonos

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KORLÁTLAN HITEL MINDEN MAGYARNAK

Ingyen házhoz szállítás.

ordított:

— Bernát!

A lajhár becámmogott és bamba mosollyal várt a nyitva hagyott ajtóban.

(Folytatjuk)

A New York 11-ili utcai Függ. Magyar Ref. Egyház hirei

Lelkész: Ladányi Zsigmond Címe: 337 E. 2ith Street Templom: 206 E. 11-ik utca Telefon: MU 6-4889

GYÜLEKEZETI HÍREK — Vasárnap, április 6-ikán a 11 órakor kezdődő istentisztelettel Virágvasárnapot ünnepel a new yorki 11-ik utcai református egyház. A Kouharik fényképészeti stúdió vezetője a virágvasárnapi istentisztelet befejezése után a templomi gyülekezetről, a nőegylet és egyháztanácsról csoportfelvételeket fog készíteni. Április 10-én este 8 órakor Nagycsütörtöki, ápr. 11-ikén este 8 órakor Nagypénteki esti istentiszteletet gyakorol a 11-ik utcai new yorki gyülekezet. Husvétiünnepi istentisztelet és urvacsoraosztás április 13-ikán délelőtt 11 órakor. Molnár Joe az East 10-ik utcáról, Mrs. B. Kovács, Petró Elza, özv. Molnár Istvánná, Mrs. Gizella Strepka adományokkal segítették a gyülekezetei. Demeter Gusztávné hosszabb kórházi ápolás után elhagyta a Bellevue kórházat és lakásán tartózkodik. Pinusz Béláné két hét óta súlyos beteg volt és orvosi kezelés alatt van. Mrs. Ethel Tóth nőegyleti tag New Yorkból Californiába megy a leányához. Gypsy Countess Maritza Mullerné és Mrs. Varga Los Angelesből Pittsburgh mellé költöztek és onnan íidvözlik a 11-ik utcai gyülekezetei. Április 27-ikén délután 3 órakor istentisztelettel és 5 órai kezdettel bankett-vacsorával adósságelégetési örömünnepélyt rendez a 11-ik utcai egyház.

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK OF NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the District Boards of Election in and for the City of New Brunswick New Jersey will meet in their respective polling places hereinafter designated between the hours of 7 a. m. and 8 p. m. on

TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1952 for the purpose of conducting a Primary Election, for the nomination of the following candidates to be elected at the General Election in November :

(1) United States Senator

(1) Member of the House of Representatives

(1) Surrogate

(2) Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders

In addition to the nomination of candidates to the aforementioned offices the election of two members, one man and one woman, of the Local County Committee of the Democratic Party from each of the 26 election districts totalling 52 members in all for a term of one year and two members, one man and one woman of the Local County Committee of the Republican Party from each election district, totalling 52 members in all for a term of one year and at the said Primary Election the following number of delegates will be elected to the National Convention of the Democratic party and Republican party:

(8) Dalegates-at-large Democratic - Party

Nyugtával dicsérd a r.apoi, Előfizetési nyugtával —- a lapot!

(8) Alternate Delegates-at-large Democratic Party

(10) Delegates-at-large Republican Party

(10) Alternate Delegates-at-large Republican Party

(2) District Delegates Republican Party

(2) Alternate District Delegates Republican Party

(2) District Delegates Democratic Party

(2) Alternate District - Delegates Democratic Party

Notice is hereby given that qualified voters of the City of New Brunswick, not already registered in said City of New Brunswick under the laws of New Jersey governing permanent registration may register or transfer at Permanent Regisration Bureau, Middlesex County Board of Election, Citizens Building, New Brunswick, N. J. at any time during the following hours: Daily (except Saturday) 9 Á. M. to 4 P. M. between Wednesday, April 16, 1952 and

Thursday, September 25, 1952 for the General Election.

Evening hours of the Middlesex County Board of Elections will be maintained between the hours of 7 and 9 p. m. on September 22, 23, 24, and 25, 1952 from 7 to 9 P. M. for registration and transfer of voters.

On Thursday, September 25, 1952, the registration books will be closed until after the forecoming General Election on Tuesday, November 4, 1952:

Notice of change of residence or application for transfer of registration shall be made either by written request forwarded to the County Board of Elections on forms provided by said Board or by calling in person at the office of the County Board of Election up to and including September 25, 1952.

Notice is also given that said District Election Board will meet in their respective polling places, hereinafter designated between the hours of 7 a. m. and 8 p. m. on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1952 for the purpose of conducting a Genera] Election for the election of: Electors of a President and Vice-President of the United States

(1) United States Senator

(1) Member of the House of Representatives

(1) Surrogate

(2) Members of The Board of Chosen Freeholders

THE AFORESAID MUNICIPAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOWING POLLING PLACES:

First Ward

First Poll—Lord Stirling School, Carman street.

Second Poll—Lord Stirling School, Carman street.

Third Poll—Lord Stirling School, Carman street.

Second Ward

First Poll—Sacred Heart School, Suydam street and Commercial ave■ nue.

Second Poll—Sacred Heart School, Suydam street and Commercial avenue.

Third Poll—Nathan Hale School, Comstock street.

Fourth Poll—Nathan Hals School, Comstock strer ;

Fifth Poll—Livingston Elementary School, Delavan street.

Sitxh Poll—Livingston Elementary School, Delavan street.

Seventh Poll—Nathan Hale School Comstock street.

Third Ward

First Poll—Bayard School. Bayard street. •

Second Poll—Bayard School, Bayard street.

Fourth Ward

First Poll—Roosevelt Junior High School, Livingston avenue and Redmond street.

Second Poll—Roosevelt Junior High School, Livingston avenue and Redmond street.

Third Poll—Senior High School, Livingston avenue and Comstock street.

Fourth Poll—Washington School, French and Louis street.

Fifth Poll—City Garage, 401 Jersey avenue.

Fifth Ward

First Poll—St. Peter’s School, Somerset street and Division street.

Second Poll—Washington School, French street and Louis street.

Third Poll—St. Ladislaus School, Somerset street.

Fourth Poll—Washington School, French street and Louis street.

Sixth Ward

First Poll—Lincoln School, Wyclcoff street and Bartlett street.

Second Poll—Lincoln School, Wyckoff street and Bartlet street.

Third Poll—Lincoln School, Wyckoff street and Bartlett street.

Fourth Poll—Lincoln School, Wyckoff street and Bartlett street.

Fifth Poll—Lincoln School, V/yckoff street and Bartlett street.

FIRST WARD First Election District

BEGINNING at the junction of the Lawrence Brook, and the Raritan River, hence up the Raritan River to the Delaware and Raritan Canal, thence along the Delaware and Raritan Canal until it intersects a line drawn from the center of Carman Street to said Canal, thence along the center line of Carman street to George Street, thence along the center line of George Street to Commercial avenue to Redmond Street, thence along the center line of Redmond Street to Nichol Avenue, thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to George Street, thence along the center line of George Street to Clifton Avenue, thence along the center line of Clifton Avenue to Ryder’s Lane, thence along the center line of Ryder’s Lane to the Old Oak Tree, thence due east to Lawrence Brook, thence along Lawrence Brook its several courses to the Raritan River, the point of beginning.

Second Election District

BEGINNING at the intersection of the center line of Carman Street produced and the Delaware and Raritan Canal thence along the Delaware and Raritan Canal to the center line of New Street produced, thence along the center line of New Street to the center line of George Street, thence along the center line of George Street to Carman Street, thence along the center line of Carman Street to the Delaware and Raritan Canal, the point of beginning. Third Election District

BEGINNING at the intersection

of George Street and Commercial Avenue thence along the center line of ’George Street to New Street, thence along the center line of New Street and Carroll Place to Livingston Avenue, thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to Redmond Street, thence along the center line of Redmond Street to Commercial Avenue thence along the center line of Commercial Avenue to George Street, the place of beginning.

SECOND WARD

First Election District

BEGINNING at the Old Oak Tree on Ryder’s Lane, thence along the center line of Ryder’s Lane to Clifton Avenue, thence along the center line of Clifton Avenue to George Street, thence along the center line of George Street to Nichol Avenue, thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Redmond Street, thence along the center line of Redmond Street to Livingston Avenue, thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to Suydam Street, thence along the center line of Suydam Street to Nichol Avenue, thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Comstock Street, thence in a direct line to the place of beginning.

Second Election District

BEGINNING at the corner of Nichol Avenue and Suydam Street, thence along the center line of Suydam Street to Livingston Avenue, thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to Handy Street, thence along the center line of Handy Street to Nichol Avenue, thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Suydam Street, the place of beginning.

Third Election District

BEGINNING at the corner of Nichol Avenue and Handy Stieet, thence along the center line of Handy Street to Livingston Avenue, thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to Hale Street, thence along the center line of Hale Street to Nichol Avenue, thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Handy Street to place of beginning.

Fourth Election District

BEGINNING at the corner of Nichol Avenue and Hale Street, thence along the center line of Hale Street to Remense Avenue, thence along the center line of Remsen Avenue to Sanford Street, thence along the center line of Sanford Street to Nichol Avenue; thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Hale Street, the place of beginning.

Fifth Election District

BEGINNING at the corner of Remsen Avenue and Hale Street, thence along the center line of Hale Street to Lee Avenue, thence along the center line of Lee Avenue to the center line of Mile Run; thence along the center line of Mile Run to a point which is the prolongation of the center line of Remsen Avenue, thence along the center line of Remsen Avenue to Hale Street and the place of beginning.

Sixth Election District

BEGINNING at the corner of Lee Avenue and Hale Street,, thence along the center line of Hale Street to Livingston Street, thence along the center line of Livingstbn Street to the Mile Run, thence along the center line of Mile Run to a point which is the prolongation of the center line of Lee Avenue, thence along the center line of Lee Avenue to Hale Street the place of beginning.

Seventh Election District

BEGINNING at the corner of Sandford Street and Nichol Avenue, thence along the center line of Sandford Street to Remsen Avenue, thence along the center line of Remsen Avenue to the Mile Run or City Line, thence along the City Line or Mile Run its various courses to George’s Road, thence along the City Line to the Old Oak Tree at Ryder’s Lane, thence in a straight line to the center line of Comstock Street and Nichol Avenue, thence along the center line of Nichol Avenue to Sandford Street,-the place of beginning.

THIRD WARD

First Election District

BEGINNING at the intersection of the center line of New Street produced and the Delaware and Raritan Canal; thence along the center line of New Street to the center line of George Street, thence along the center line of George Street to the center line of Bayard Street, thence along the center line of Bayard Street to the center line of Nielson Street, thence along the center line of Neilson Street to the center line of Delaware and Raritan Canal, thence along the Delaware and Raritan Canal to the place of beginning.

Second Election District

BEGINNING at the intersection of the center line of Hiram Street produced and the Delaware and Raritan Canal thence along' the center line_ of Hiram Street to the center line" of Neilson Street, thence along the center line of Neilson Street to the center line of Bayard Street, thence along the center line of Bayard Street to the center line of George Street, thence along the center line of George Street to the Landing Bridge, thence along the West bank of the Delaware and Raritan Canal to the place of beginning.

FOURTH WARD

First Election District

BEGINNING at Carroll Place and George Street, thence along the center line of George Street to the center line of Bayard Street, thence along the center line of Bayard Street to the center line of Pennsylvania Railroad, thence along the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to the center line of Townsend Street, thence along the center line of Townsend Street to the center line of Livingston Avenue, thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to the center line ■ of Carroll Place, thence along the center line of Car-’ roll Place to the place of beginning.

Second Election District

BEGINING at the center line of Livingston Avenue and Townsend Street, thence along the center line of Townsend Street to the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, thence along the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to the center line of Sandford Street, thence along the center line of Sandford Street to the center line of Livingston Avenue, thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to the center line of Townsend Street, the place of beginning.

Third Election District

BEGINNING at the intersection of Livingston Avenue and Sandford Street, thence along the center line of Sandford Street to the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, thence along the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to the center line of Twelfth Street, thence along the center line of Twelfth Street to the center line of Livingston Avenue, thence along the center line of Livingston Avenue to the center line of Sandford Street the place of beginning.

Fourth Election District

BEGINNING at Bayard Street and the Pennsylvania Railroad thence along the center line of Bayard Street to the center line of French Street, thence along the center line of French Street to the center line of Mile Run, thence along the center line and various courses of the Mile Run to the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, thence along the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to the place of beginning.

Fifth Election District

BEGINNING at the center line of Trench Street and the Mile Run, thence along the center line of French Street to the intersection of French Street and Somerset Street or Lincoln Highway, thence along the center line of Somerset Street or Lincoln Highway to the center line of How’s Lane, thence along the center line of How’s Lane to the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, thence along the center line of the Pennsylvania Railroad to the center line of Mile Run, thence along the center line of Mile Run and its various I courses to the center line of French Street the place of beginning.

FIFTH WARD First Election District

BEGINNING at the intersection of George Street and Bayard Street, thence along the center line of George Street to the center line of Albany Street, thence along the center line of Albany Street to the center line of Easton Avenue, thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Somerset Street, thence along the center line of Somerset Street to the center line of Plum Street, thence along the center line of Plum Street to French Street, thence along the center line of French Street to the center line of Bayard Street, thence along the center line of Bayard Street to the center line of George, the place of beginning.

Second Election District

BEGINNING at the center line of Plum Street and Somerset Street; thence along the center line of Somerset St. to intersection of French Street, thence along the center line of French Street to the center line of Plum St.; thence along the center line of Plum St. to the place of beginning.

Third Election District

BEGINNING at the center line of Somerset Street and Easton Avenue, thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Hamilton Street, thence along the center line of Hamilton Street to the center line of Harvey Street, thence along the center line of Harvey Street to the center line of Somerset Street; thence along the center line of Somerset St. to the center line of Easton Avenue the place of beginning.

Fourth Election District

BEGINNING at the center line of

Harvey Street and Hamilton Street, thence along, the centep line of Hamilton Street tó the center1 line of Mile Run or City Line, thence along the center line;of Mile Run or City Line to the center line of Somerset Street; thence along the center line of Somerset Street tó the center line of Harvey Street, thence along the center line of Harvey Street-to the center line of Hamilton Street, the place of beginning.

SIXTH WARD

First Election District

BEGINNING at the center line of Albany and George Streets, thence along the center line of George Street to the center line of Bishop Place, thence along the center line of Bishop Place and Stone Street to the center line of Easton Avenue, thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Prosper Street, thence along the center line of Prosper Street to the center line of Central Avenue, thence along the center line of Central Avenue, thence along the center line of Guilder Street to the center line of Hamilton Street, thence along the center line of Hamilton Street to the center line of Easton Avenue, thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Albany Street, thence along the center line of Albany Street to peorge Street, the place of beginning.

Second Election District

BEGINNING at the center line of Hamilton Street and Guilden Street, thence along the center line of Guiiden Street to the center line of Central Avenue, thence along the center line of Central Avenue to Mile Run or City line, thence along the center line of Mile Run or City line to the center line of Hamilton Street, thence along the center line of Hamilton Street to the center line of Guildeü Street, the place of beginning.

Third Election District

BEGINNING at the center line of Prosper Street and Central Avenue; thence along the center line of Central Avenue to the center line of Bristol Street, thence along the center line of Briston Street to the center line of Easton Avenue, thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Ray Street, thence along the center line of Ray Street to extended College Avenue; thence along the center line of College Avenue to the center line of George Street, thence along the center line of George Street to the center line of Bishop Place, thence along the center line of Bishop Place and Stone Street to the center line of Easton Avenue; thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center line of Prosper Street, thence along the center line of Prosper Street to the center line of Central Avenue, the place of beginning.

Fourth Election District BEGINNING at the intersection of Ray Street, if extended, and College Avenue, thence along the center line of College Avenue to George Street, thence along the center line of George Street to the Landing Bridge, thence across the Landing Bridge Delaware and Raritan Canal and Raritan River to the north side Of Raritan River, thence in a northwesterly direction along the north side of Rartan River to (he City Line if extended thence in a westerly direction along the City Line if extended and across the Delaware and Raritan Canal and Raritan River to the Mile Run, thence along the center of the Mile Run its various courses to the center line of Easton Avenue, thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to Ray Street, thence along the center lin,e of Ray Street to College Avenue, the place of beginning.

Fifth Election District

BEGINNING at the intersection of the center line of Bristol Street and Easton Avenue, thence along the center line of Easton Avenue to the center of the Mile Run or City Line, thence along the City Line and various courses of the Mile Run to Central Avenue, thence along the center line of Central Avenue to Bristol Street, thence along the center line of Bristol Street to Easton Avenue, the place of beginning.

Done pursuant to an Act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey entitled “An act relating to regulating and providing for the government of cities, towns, townships, boroughs, villages and municipalities governed by Boards of Commissioners or Improvement Commissioners in this State,” approved April 25, 1911, the title of which act was amended to read as above set forth by Chapter 366 Session Laws of 1912, approved April 2, 1912 apj the several acts supplemental to and amendatory of said act approved April 25, 1911, and also “an act to regulate elections revisions of 1920,” passed May 5, 1920 and the several acts supplemental to and amendatory of said act.

Witness my hand this twenty-fifth day of February, 1952.

HARRY W. DWYER City Clerk.

Fát, deszkát, építőanyagokat magyar cégtől, mérsékelt áron, pontos kiszolgálás mellett szerezhet be !

ROLFE

Mindenféle

Építőanyag

a pincétől a padlásig

A Mi Hírnevünk a Jobb Otthonok Legszilárdabb Fundámentúrna.

TELEFON

CHarter

7-8300

Building Materials Company

40 Jersey Ave. New Brunswick, N. J.

Id. Lefkovits József, túl.

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