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VOifXXXV-NO. 45 larterrCARTERET, N J.,t FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, \%1 PRfPF Skiba Says Service is 1957 Tax Rate Jumps Jlis Desire To $15.48, Increase ,,f K. Organize in ' Harmony; Praiu« Members Of 251 Points Noted ,,, i |,;]{ET — Unanimously \, president of the Board of ,,„„! ,it the organization .,,'. .], the Hl»h School Mon- Mark Brotherhood , i,I former mayor'Stephen Bf 21 , ,-.pressed the hope that the With Program Tonight^ »<•'''»«M»«* ,,v which marked the ses- CARTERET — A record tax recited by Frederick and Ju- 'J]\ (•(iiitiiiuc during his term CARTERET — Brotherhood rate of $15.48 per $100 valuation, dith Breslow, students of the Week will be observed with a ;51 points more than last year'* Hebrew School. i.rcrds Mayor Edward J. special prosrnm in the syna- ate of 112.97 was indicated in Rev. Malcolm O. Brown, v.m apparently did not, he municipal budget approved by , iw.un of Brotherhood of Loving minister of the First Presbyte- ,..,. presidency, because he he Borough Council last night ; .Inslire, in the Hill section of the rian Church will also speak. .,, i, ;h duties mi chief exccu- ,n the municipal budget approved ; Members of the Carteret Kl- .,, ;i>pistant prosecutor. borouRh at 9 o'clock tonight. iy the Borough Council last night 'f wanls Club, of which Milton ,ii\v,\, who formerly served An invitation Is being extend- m the first reading. Councllmen > Rabinowltz Is president, will at- ,' rhnol boRrd pledged to do llchard Donovan and Edmond , od to the entire community to tend, as will Rev. Orvllle N. , , i ,r Cnrteret's school sys- rbanski voted against it. > attend. Davidson, rector of St. Mark's II, I'.-nllzcd, he said, that The total general appropria- Rabbi Lewis Brenner, spirit- Episcopal Church, a member of ,i, i,,iiie time is required to tions for 1057 are $1,478,056.20 ual leader of the Hebrew com- the lnterfalth committee of the ,-]<,- Hide the school system. M compared with $1,266,147.17 In munity here will base his club, GOLDEN JliRJLKr': Committees of the two Cartcret Hebrew rnnirrentions draft final plans for the ffolden jubilpp fete to be held the previous year, an increase of i: MIVC you to the best of sermon on the theme of Broth- Refreshments will be served March 16 in observance of the organization of two synacocurs hero, Shown in the picture are: Seated, left to riitht, Mrs. Louis .211,909.03. .iuiiiy." He also thanked the erhood. There will be congre- by members of the Hebrew Sis- Brown, Mrs. Leo (inldbrrK, Mrs. Jaek Safran, Mrs. Morris T'lman, Mrs. Meyer Roscnblum. Mrs. Al Carpenter and Mrs. Sam Rosen- A public hearing on the bud- ,IT'for electlnB him to the gational readings and singing. terhood with Mrs. Sam Breslow baum. Standing, same order, Harry (hodosh, Max J. Gruhin, Dr. Miilip Chodosh, Isadore Schwartz, Rabbi Louis Brenner, Or, Leon et was set for March 21. The of- ' i The Sabbath Kiddush will be in charge. ,, chosen without oppsition Grccnwald, Herbert Harris, Harry Ginchansky and Irving Lcvitz. iclal text will appear in 'ftext Aii.im saymborskl. who will Friday's issue of the Carteret. •<•• president. Revised Rules Fixed There was no discussion on the . budget. ;. :i,;i Ellsworth O'Donncll and Chodosh Set to Makwinski Leads Red Cross anvas Tuesday Welfare Bureau , „ i pusillo were sworn in as For Hungary Parcels According to the explanatory itatement accompanying the bud- .' it placed Robert Brown, CARTERET — Postmaster Hit; Probe Asked get, this Increase is due chiefly •v,miiers by Mrs. Josephine Rebuild 3 Stores Drive; Goal Set at $4,000 For Heart Fund Lester Sabo said today that the to salary Increments In all de- ., :i secretary of the board ——— j CARTERE T—Deputy Police i He pointed out that a large per- Hungarian postal authorities .:,! Donovan and Patrick Po- CARTERET—Mayor Edward J partments as well as additional CARTERET-Robert Chodosh. chief Charles Makwinski has ac- cmia,,e of the money donated CARTERET — Volunteer solici- have set up new custom regula- all of whom did not seek Dolan last night asked that an In- salaries and wages in the police, owner of the premises at 90-92-94 ccpted the Carteret chairmanship; used wUhjn lhe ch ter tQ tors will ring doorbells in the tions for gift parcels. estigation be made into charges t.nil. treets and roads, garbage and Roosevelt Avenue, razed by f|rclof the 1957 fmvddrlve of the Pertlv borough next Tuesday night in the Articles that do not exceed made by a group of Negro resi- Hmwn revealed that he did Amboy-Carteret Chapter," Amcr"l-;|suPP°rt community services. trash removal appropriations. early Monday morning, said today Heart Day canvass for the annual personal needs of the addressee dents about a brush-off they were Other expenses were increased In , ,,k re-election because of can Red Cross. The deputy chief has Ions been and his family are duty free. fund campaign of the Heart Asso- ;iven when they appeared at the the recreation activities, streets ; t,,r's iidvice. When he gets that he is planning to rebuild The announcement was made active in civic affairs. He has been Those exceeding personal needs welfare bureau in quest of aid fol- and, roads, trash removal and r siid, he will again appeal without delay. He expects that the; by John A. Mika, general chair-; busy on drives for the Boy Scouts, ciation. will be admitted but will be as- lowing a recent fire In Mercer road construction and reconstruc- ;;, electorate to place him on Heart Fund and March of Dimes The Heart Tuesday canvass will new buildiny will be completed man. At the same time, it was an- sessed custom duty. itreet. mark the high spot of the Heart tion. withln three or four months. the goal thls Carteret residents desiring to The mayor said he was shocked ii Biowu was high In praise of and other organizations. He is a Association's February drive, Here's the way the taxe rate is will be $4,000. send gift Parcels to Hungary to hear about the poor treatment O'Brien. He cited her klnd- The fire, which caused damage member of Carey Council, 1280, made for this and last year: coun- Mr, Makwinski emphasized the Mrs, Elizabeth Touhcy will be can obtain full details about the they allege to have received in ,,:,ii iicr willingness to be of ! Knights of Columbus, Lone Star ty tax, $2.99, same as in 1956; estimated al $50,000, destroyed importance of raising this sum, In charge of the canvassers who regulations from the post of- bureau and he asked that the wel •.,:.<• which helped to make three stores and two one-family | id represents Carteret's Social and Athletic Club, City Une will start at 6:30 o'clock when local school, $5.26 as compared Wnicn he sa fice. fare department -investigate to with $4.49 an Increase of 77 points link on the board a lot easier, apartments. '-•shar—e i•n maintainini-»-i—«—g th»ue. far-flung'Sociai«. n— l and Athletic Club, Polish the fire whistle blows and con- complaint. and for municipal purposes $7.23 •'! PotocnlR repeated his rea- The store at 94 Roosevelt Ave- disaster program of Red Cross and'American Club. General Sikorski tinue until 9 o'clock. The volun- The letter was in the form of as compared with $5.49 last year, i, iui not seeking reelection, He nue was conducted by Mr. Cho- assistance to servicemen, veterans]Club and Holy Name Society of teers will bring their returns to petition signed by a dozen Negrc an Increase of 174 points. the Holy Family Church. the borough. Proper police pro- Teacher Welcomed ;.: 111 fairness to the public, he dosh as a confectionery store and': and~ "their dependents, 1 residents of the Chrome sec Another Ordinance .: nnt devote much time to news shop, Pending the recon- - — - •-• tection will be provided. Won .Copies, the petition stated An ordinance was Introduced on (iiiiol board while holding structlon, Mr. Chodosh Is tem-i «*£,»•»* » Mrs. Touhey said that persons f are being sent to the State an first reading which provides that . ;nbt I>I borough clerk. He also who by oversight may not be Back to System porarllp y located In the store of Mr. j IJSMK HOIlOrS other sources. persons moving into a new struc- w.irm In praise ot Mrs. Sold called tipow personally may make Balm at 98 HotiseVelt Avenue CARTERET - Mrs. Margaret Councilman John Hu,tnick, ture niust first obtain of the or- i;. ;i us well as the faculty. their contributions to the Heart The Local Finance Company,; member of the welfare board, sail dinance is to assure that the :; Uolan joined with the other Of Its Employes Fund simply by addressing the Conway, a former member of the whose store was at 92 Roosevelt Bidding is Brisk no mention was made of this com building to be occupied complies :;.."•]:. in congratulatory re- Avenue, Is occupying temporary envelope to "Heart" care of the Carteret school faculty, has been plaint at the last meeting of th Carteret Post Office. with all building regulations. . i;. extended the three retiring quarters In Washington Avenue, i CARTERET — Ten employees CARTERET—There was spirited returned as a substitute teacher board. Four young women next week Mayor Edward J. Dolan ex- ::ibn< Also lauding Mrs. The third store gutted was that of! of the U. S. Metals Refining Co. bidding last night at the meeting until June 30, 1957 by the Board The petitioners also appealed fo: i were awarded service butons dur- will be stationed at the banks and plained that a certain type of soil !*•]••;;. Dolan said without he: Johns Shoe Repair Shop of the Borough Council for bor- better living conditions, such a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goz. who j ing the month of February. The at the Gates of the U. S. Metals of Education. will' have to be constructed to < hnaid would be In a tough ough-owned property. heat and bathroom facilities. Thi meet the standards. He said even- occupied an apartment above the awards were presented to the re- Refining Company. They are Mrs. She will teach mathematics and v There were also compll Five lots at Delaware Avenue mayor asked that the matter ate tually ah Incinerator will be need- stores, lost all their belongings. cipients by the head of the various Ruth Kasha, Mrs. Josephine Silva, science in place of Stuart Zim- :.-.i.\ remarks by John Kollbas, and Virginia Street for which an be referred to the Board of Health ed. They are staying with a daugh- departments In which they work. Mrs. Edward Gorlecki and Mis.s merman who resigned. John M. i. Waiitoch, Mrs, Alys sherl- orisinal offer of $525 was made, Councilman Richard Donova; At the lame time, he attacked :cr in Woodbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Julianne Barbarczuk. Kolibas, board member, said he ;id Mr. Szymborakl. Joseph Kiskoj 705 Carson Ave- sold to Theodore Kleban for suggested that the fire marshal the American Cyanamid Co., of John Rudamsky and their two The coin containers for the was glad to welcome Mrs. Conway nue. Perth Amboy, a crane braker $1,150. make an inspection of the area Linden for pumping its refuse un- children, occupants of the second in the yard dept. was awarded a Heart Fund have been distribut- back to the school system. Koll- Councilman Thomas Millk report' Kleban also bousht three lots in der the Itlhway River into Carter- apartment, lost all their belong- 25 year button. ed to the stores by Walter and bas who was a pupil of Mrs. Con- ed that after the Mercer Stree Delaware Avenue for $600. The Gene Wadiak. way termed her very capable., et. He said the company has about Talk for Kiwanis ngs. They had no insurance. A 20-year button was given to fire, the fire marshal was asked original offer was $375. School Superintendent Edwin S. 138 acre* along the riverfront The origin of the fire, which William Kish, 235 Pershing Ave- make such a survey of building; which now has become "an ocean A lot in Noe's Street was sold Quin urged the board to hold a broke out at 2:35 A. M., has not nue, Carteret, a gangleader in in that vicinity. of chemicals." He felt that the On Social Security for $50 to the United Hebrew special meeting to discuss teachers been determined. the mechanical department. State Board should take an inter- School, Inc. Mayor Edward J. Senior Accepted for next year, supplies and re- Mr. Ciiodosh praised members Albin SadowBky, 192 Hall Ave- est in the dumping of that sludge. \:.THKET — Allan Bass, So- Dolan said it was a charitable and placements. FOOD SALE SLATED of both fire companies as well as nue, Perth Amboy, a member of religious society which needs the Mr. Quin extended his appre- CARTERET — The Sisterhooi ,i ny director for the Rarl- the pollct department for the ex- the OFHC Department, received lot for a school. No one bid against For College Study ciation to the three retiring mem- of the Blessed Virgin Mary of th i; ,v area was guest speaker cellent work. Firemen had seven his 15 year button. the school's bid. bers of the board and also wel- St. Demetrius Ukrainian Churc hose lines and fought the flames CARTERET -- Several other Cites Collapse meeting, of the Seven employes receiveo. 10-year comed the three new members. will hold a pirogyi and food for four hours. It is understood *'Margaret Demeter. The Business and Professional seniors have now received offi- . nub held Thursday af- Permission was granted to Car- Thursday, February 28, at th that the new aerial truck pressed j Women's Club urised the Council cial acceptance of their admission ;ii the Gypsy Camp, He 31 Edwin Street, Carteret, ac- teret Post, 263, American Legion community center from 11 to into service went out of commis- to name a woman as recreational to the schools in which they wish Of Aerial Ladder counting department; Kirig to use the Nathan Hale School for P. M. i: the recent changes In sion. director to supervise girls activi- to continue their education. Alex Blackwell, 1010 Rivington Street, a county legion session. Advance orders may be made by ;.il Security/laws and stat- ties. Bobenchik, son of Mr. and Mrs. CARTERET — The aerial lad- RoseUe, Tank ; House; Raymond i (Continued on Page Eight) calling the community center. nie milllorj dollars is sent TO MEET WEDNESDAY Middleton. 368 Emerson Avenue, Fire Company 2 advised of the A. Bobenchfk, 9 Liberty Street, will der in the new fire truck collapsed idmission of James O'Donnell as i month tb U.0O0 people CARTERET - The St. Ellas Plainfleld, tank house; Lawrence study at the Citadel in Charleston, during the fire In Chrome Mon- fireman., Raymond F. Skimmons Miesex County who are 65 Ladles Guild will hold its regu- Hill. 63 S. 13th Street, Newark, South Carolina, Now president day morning, but luckily no fire- applied Jor the position of patrol- of [he Student Organization, Alex •n or over, He further lar monthly meeting Wednesday,! Inspection department; Joshua man was injured. man. was treasurer last year, repre- ':-at approximately thir- February 27, at 8 P. M. at the. Patrick, 609 Belmont Avenue, Ruffle licenses were granted to sented Carteret at Boy's State,] This was revealed by Mayor Ed- home'of Mrs. Michael Hila, 25 Newark, inspection department; i one half million people 3t. Joseph's FTA and the Altar the New Jersey Leadership Train-] ward J, Dolan at the meeting of Long Allow Street, | Joseph Mclntosh, 79 S. 7th Strict, I'lnted States are over 85 and Rosary Society of the Holy ing conference at Stokes Part, andl Hostesses for the evening will Newark, Smelter Department ind the Borough Council last night. •! .i^e. Family Church. : the National Student Council con-/ be Mrs. Andrew Galvach, Sr., and Young Lewis, 381 E. 9th Avenue. 'The ladder collapsed in mid*alr," B.I.^ was welcomer by the Roselle, casting department. Magistrate Nathaniel A. Jacoby ference in Toldo, Ohio. He has i Milton RablnowlU and Mrs. Peter Kachur. •eijorted that, fines amounting to also been a drummer in the or- said tht mayor. "If a fireman had i ' d by Mr. Oeorge Searle. 52,487 were collected last month. chestra and bajid. been on \i he could have been >) tribute WM paid to John The report of Mrs. Helen Chester, Mary Ann Tomczuk, of 29 Whit- burned to death. '' welfare director, shows expendi- 'lid) who Is advisor and Promotions of Personnel tier Street will enter the School The discussion followed a re- -•'•]• of fthe neply 85 Year ture of $2,958.36 las tmonth. of Nursing of Orange Memorial port by Fire, Commissioner Thom- "' Carteret. , Hospital in September. Miss Tom- iixinbers will meet tonight Listed by American Oil Co. czuk is a cheerleader, treasurer of as Milik. I^ls report merely stated 11 1 St. Jtm>i)li>> Holy Name that the aerial truck jammed, I - M. at the Bt. Mark's . CARTERET - Harry W. Rapp, low employeps aijd company olll- the Bunsen Burner, a member of !« proceed In a body to 136 Post Boulevard, has been pro- clals at Ellzabcth-varterct Hotel, i'Ums lo iimnl Car the choir and student council and that the vehicle was sent back ; 'ilieihoojd of Israel Syna- moted to the position < * ~ Elizabeth. He \yas presented with also a lady in waiting to the co- to the contractor. "The aerial ' services honoring a twenty-year award by Mr. Shcc- CARTERET — At a meeting of tillion queen. Her parents are Mr, Supervisor in Carteret truck failed to perform," he added. '•'iimod week. for The American Oil Company, the St. Joseph Holy Name Society, and Mrs. Anthony Tomczuk. 1 Councilman Richard Donovan, ' • un.st, speaker at the next Mr. Timothy A. Shechun, an- tending the derempny indudwi a oar raffle was officially launch- Christina Sufchirisky will en- • meeting will ba Edward Mr W. E. Evwln, Terminal Dcpt. ed, with members of the'parish roll In the eleiiientary education chairman <|f fire and water com- nounced ;••' I'liief engineer of the U. 8. succccds Mr. I and Mr. A. Pass Industriad l Rdah- •ind their assistants in charge of program at Immaculate College mittee claimed that the fire en- 1 Itilmlnj Comp»ny of Car- Dept. distribution of booklets, In addi- In Pennsylvania. Christina toured gineers h»ve not been properly 'Hie meeting will be held tion to th car, a 1857 Plymouth Europe last Summer with a dele- trained for the operation of the " J»v 28, at the Oypsy Camp. Bclvideie, a whirlpool washer, a gation from the National Asoc.ta- Dance U Planned craftsman 9" bench saw arfd mi tion of StudenL Councils, having fire truck. • ''iiolarship Fund dance. admiral portable T.V,. will be ruf- been recommended for the trip The mayor said lie plans to get served in the capacitp y »«•• >• !i "d by the Club will be held in Commander, Arsonno Post No. 0, fled off ut lhe school auditorium through her office as secretary of an Independent engineering firm dispatcher and Assistant Marine -' 'vi'ning, March 8, at the American Lesion, a charter mem- at 10 P.M., Sunday, .May 19. Ap- the local studejit council. to determine if the fire truck Is . '"-'"lily center, beglnnli)g, Foreman- ber of the Industrial Fire Chiefs pointed as chairman of the cur She is vice-president of the wife. He mentioned the names of 1 '' M. Music for danclr* will Association, Dept of Labor, State disjplay was P.ml TiUroskl. All Honor ^Society, and the Future two other fire truck builders who, : Jfto active in Carlpret Civic volunteers are requested to con- '"ti:fliicd- by the Injulres Or- Work and presently is Uigjn of New Jersey. He has been a Teacheta of America. Muss Suf- he said, could have furnished Director and Treasurer of the tact Mr. Tidroskl'at 79 Ash Street. chinsky is also a member of the .safer equipment. the Carteret Election 11:r it Elizabeth Federal Savings and Plans are progressing rapidly band, a cappella choir and the "We need, a decent piece of will help a ytf f Rid College . ;;1 i» college. Co-chairman to Loan Association for over fifteen fpr the Holy. Name Society Club' mixed chorus. She is the daugh- equipment," added the mayor. Room which will be built In the ^li are Oeorge Searle «J toTJtive'i'n Carteret Civic years. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Suf- Muller. Clerk Elevated school hall. Duke- Bilverstrinl was chinsky of 1141 Carteret Avenue. ON DEAN'S LIST Work and presently Is servina on named as chairman of the project. ffySi Election Board. He Lillian C, Bohn, 408 Wheatshcaf CARTERET -••• Francis Pirigyl, . . ", ij,Hcr Collese, | Road, Rosalie, has been promoted Wednesday evening the Holy ^KR VICES Nuine members attended a special ON HONOR ROLL 109 Bernard Strat, lias again boen ••Ufi'MtET _ awvlces at the 'f TZS« «"tS^ former 'to the position of Chief NEW BRUNSWICK — Arthur placed on the dean's list for aoa- <' wBwenson. Thry nave two ^ ^ ^ who^. succeed^^s Mr^. meeting at which time the differ- '". '•utlieran Church for this Floirnce Swensun ent parts of the Mass were ex- Greenwald of 370, Carteret Avenue, dfiiiic achievements at Rutgers I : V Carteret, a student at Rutgers University. 1 ' ' I'ebruary 14, Will be as S.en, Na,icy 16 and Carolyn Senior Clerk since 1938 and joined plained and a rehearsal of a dia- 1 i Preparatory School here, has been A junior at the school, J\tr, ; i' «M A. M, Oerman, 9:30 11, the company in 1917 as a clerk. logue Mass was held. The dia- A| lUtired named to the mid-year honor Pirigyl is majoring In ceramics, '•m:lit,h, 10:30A.M.Sunday Miss Bohn is a native of Eliza- logue Mass will be recited at the lll 1 ilu 3i) Highland roll at the .school. He has been a State scholarship ' l' rt also instruction for Edwin beth, attended Elizabeth schools, 6 A.M. Mass, Sunday, March 10 QUEEN OK HEAKTS: Miss Barbara Stone was crowned 1957 Qreenwuld i,s among 30 «tu- holder since he entered college. '^'"•'•-•I'lp by the pastor at Hiid Is it charter member of St. in the St. Joseph Church. Queen of Hearts at the animal ball held Sunday iifcht for the ritmt* named to the honor list Ha was graduated from Carter^; Paul's Evangelical Luthei-wn The next meeting for the in- Heart Fund at tlie Community Ceuter. Mis» Judy Swutaje, 11)58 for maintaining a cumulative High School with second honors :'•'."• *m begin on March 6, Church. She resides with her sis- struction of the Mass mid rehears- Queen officiated at the crowning. Mlw Barbara Frey, Miss Mury averawR of 80 or above. Twenty- in 1954. Bio parents are Mr. and; 'inesday, m%w on that ter Elsa, at the Ropelle address, I ai'will be held Wednesday evening AuHtln' and Miss (aligu»rl were ladles In waiting. Richard Baker 1 one other students were accorded Mrs. Frank Plrigyi of the i ' "eld at 7:30 P. M. the company. having moved from SUi»beth »iFebruary 27, at 8 P.M. m tm was crowned Kin*. (Siabo Studio) I Mi'. Fwidl wws hguured at v. re- 'school lull. honorable mciiLiua. WrMWit ARKVIKW FATTER I'or Jubilee ll• .i l iv v, ><• cclrhrJitfd Tuesday land P. I'A. Founder's Day was t lt u 'at the'home of his :lnUBhter. Mrs. Sr., Rirhnrd Connolly, Earl Foote Thf inMliir inrptlnr; of the A Kifredy recovery to Mrs. Karl distributed nnd his committee in-.,, ,,„, ,„.„,,,. , , ,, iy in observed wi:.h n candleltehtiiiR K1 ldP( BSS mb John Resko, Wednesday after a Emll Pcteis, Louis Peterson and ukvir.v HcmofrnMc Club will be Greely of 72 Marlon Street, who Is eludes: Edward Hopp, .1 a c:k •„„, cv.lnmKus School. short illness, ilo was bnm I" j Anthony Ziemba. •Id Frbiiuuy 26. at Pnlron Hall on the slrk list. ceremony aiid banquet, Tuesday en niiiR. Hirsli, Lsadore Schwartz, Irvin« The Fourth i!i'ftde program di- Cwchslovakla and came to this, • 8 P M All members are re- Uvitz, Harry Chodosh.Max Gru-j Mrs. Marion Dolraar was chair- •e:'tec| by Mrs. Harris., Miss Hun- country 65 years a:--o. He first HARRv D. GREENWOOD, SR. If-'i'il In attiMltl. man (if I lie si If ii Ir. hin and Rose Rosenbaum. Idermnnn, Mrs. Mlnnis and Mrs. lived in Travis, Stntcn Island for ELIZABETH Harry D. Green- Tin- lit ;n I Fund drive will take Mrs. John Ruckerlegel, who was Tiie journal will be printed ^ackhelm wis as follows: recitn-jsn years then moved in Cnrterct ', Sr.. 81, 8(13 Colonin Road, a ,iri' Tui^dft.v cvpning. February High School PTA shortly and anyone who has not lions Brotherhood, Robert Wle- where he lived for 35 years, no Hie first president of the combined wh i ^^^ ch)echief menginee[nwr r anandd metametall - i. from i; -30 to 9:00 P. M. Your j PT.A.'s was an honored Ruest and as yet sent in their contract are man"; Lincoln, Hairy Burton; ' formerly was employeld d iin PostePtrr | .,, | tj. S. Metals Refln- i!ifnlMtiim.K HIT needed to help asked to do so as soon as pas- ]m |sl for t 1P At Founder's Day spoke to the group, She stressed When Washington Crossed the Wheele— " r Corp- . fo' r 36 years '•""""having" company. Carteret, died Sun- ."- uiiiihy omaniraHon continue sible. ir)K co-operation bptween parents andj Delaware. Pauline Harmer. Mnrybeen retired 8 years day at Fli'/abeth General Hospi- ^ work Those who wish to vol- CAETERFT • - The Carteret leufhers and also talked of the' Acs; Lincoln, Richard Gregor. Ml- He was an active communicant tal. He retired from the Carteret iteer (.nil .services nre requpRt- High School PT,A, celebrated organization 'and development of jciiael Bersechinsky Michael Dole- of the Sacred Heart R. C. UTTurcM. I to cull Mrs. Hilda Coughlin firm in 1M9 after mure than 32 Founders Day with Milik Ronald Na- noodles, potato salad and cole Columbus School announced present. Mr. Homeny is CARTERET - Many friends, 1molski nnd Stanley Za»lcwakl. CARD OF THANKS slaw. Advance orders will be-that children who are waiting for Henreny Rzasa, CCaro l Chezmarma, Margaret Goyena and Dolores \ leaving for Florida. The presenta- relatives and neighbors attended! JOHN T. O'DONNELL taken by calling the following their third polio shot will receive tion w •St. Ellas' Sodality Sohayda supplied the piano ac-; as made by the club advi- the funeral of John T. O. O'Don-iNAPS ON TEACK, We. wish to express our deep numbers; KI 1-5219, 5390, 6855, them in March. companiment. sor' Mi'. John Abatemareo. Movies Plans Variety Show Mrs. Alys Sheridan, a member nell. 126 Lewell Street, held Mon-1 SILVER CITY, N. M.~Police of- latitude to our relatives, and 8310. were shown and refreshments ficials were recently notified that of the Board of Education extend- were served day morning. fiends, and neinhbors for their CARTERET - The Sodality of The committee includes: Rev. Leuion Polka Party donated by Mr. Doug- A requiem high mass was of- the body of an unidentified ma« ind expressions of sympathy, ed birthday congratulations to the the St. Elia.s Greek Catholic Augustine Medvigy, honorary I Cl . J 1 C ' 1 laS Zenobia- fered in St. Joseph's Church by j was lying on the crushed rocli plritual bouquets and beautiful 'Church will .sponsor a variety chairman, Stephen Demeter, John organization. Fourth grade mothers were in IS Mated for Sunday \ The group will hold a social to- Rev. Victor Grabrian. OSM, cele-, roadbed of the Santa Fe Railror* lural tributes extended to us show, Sunday afternoon, March Hila, John Kurtz, Michael Pre- brant; Rev. Louis M. Cortney,; right-of-way between Deming anu i our recent bereavement in charge of hospitality and the ~—" morrow afternoon from 2 to6 P.M. 3, iit 5 I'M. Marianne Sudzina, putnick, Michael Turick, Geza OSM, deacon and Rev. Aloyslus!Hatch. N, M, Police Investigated he dentil of our dearly beloved Eighth grade cooking classes CARTERET - A polka party |ftt tne park not nouse for al, perfect of the sodality will act as Garai, Alex Pazekas, Mrs. Dolores Boland, OSM, subdeacon, Inter-'and found the man was just "tak- usband, father, grandfather. served the refreshments. with music by Frank Wojnarow-1 members and guests wh0 are 65 master of ceremonies. Particlpat- Herila, Mrs. Irene Toth, Mrs. ski will be held at St. Demetrius' . ment was in St. Gertrude's Ceme-lins; a nap." 'on and brother. Joiin T. ini; in the show are: Georgene Julia Jacobs, Mrs. Mary Ladanyi, The next meeting of the group years ol(i or om will be held March 19, at which Ukrainian Center, Sunday night. . provided •VDonnell. |Mi'ho>i, Ri^ii'H Kavchak, Carol Mrs. Sersun, Mrs. Anne Medwick, February 24. Entei talnment will be time a Father's Night will be fea- land refreshments will be served. We pspectally wish to thank Menda. Rose Dcincter, Mary Ann Mrs. Mary Turick, Mrs. Andrew The dance is being sponsored by .U'V. Louis Cortney, Rev. Victor Galvach, Sr., Misses Marianne tured at the Cleveland School at Carteret Post 263, American Le- |Jacobs, Elaine Jacobs, Patricia 8 P.M. irabrian, Rev. Aloysius Boland; Litus, Mlchele Menda, Carol Mar- Sudzina and Patricia Sabo, Mrs. gion and its Auxiliary to raise j UNDERSTANDING •loly Name, Society; Nuns of St. Irene Kurtiak and Mrs. Mary money for its building fund which SEATTLE, Wash.—In order ti [ MADISON GROVE kowitz, Mary Ann Kavchak, Mar- fi ance the fare of a fore . oseph's School; Knights of Maskarinec. 20-YEAR BATTERY no;w stand.auus aa, t *,.«„,. i " '^ StU- garet Kunak, Veronica Sirock- dellt t0 come t0 their hi h sch o1 \ Routes 9 ami 34. Sayrevillo :olumbus, Carey Council, No. man, Patricia Pukash, Patricia AUBURN, N. Y. — A tiny bat- Steve Stek and Francis Tome-! » ° ' 280; Division No. 2, A. 0. H. MORE DOLLARS? zuk are co-chairmen for the Le-' Franklin High School students are Choban and Marilyn Balaris. tery with a projected life of more sellin shares ln nd Auxiliary; V. F. W. Star The sodality will receive Holy The United States Bureau of than 20 years has been announced gion and Mrs. John Katusa for e •'international |i - PRESENTS - 1 undim,' Post, No. 2314; Mr. F. Engraving and Printing will be by the General Electric Company the Auxiliary understanding" at 25 cents a Communion in a body at the 8 share. The bargain rate is five for ) . PlatfUT and Mr. Edward J. A.M. Muss, after which a break- making move dollars soon, through plant here. The battery is 1-inch UNUSUAL THEFT SI. In 1955. they raised $250 toward I lohii. Sr., of General American fast will be served by the Holy the use of new printing equipment long and less than one-third inch ,' ''auk Storage Terminals, Inc., recently ordered. The presses will in diameter, yet it has sixty times CONCORD, Cal. —Local police the fare of Kurt Ahrens, a 17-year Name Society. would like to lower the boom on,old German boy, who is now a i t.d its employees; Carteret A rehtarsal for the show will be be built by Thomas De La Rue & the voltage of a common flash- I CALYPSO thieves who recently stole three, Franklin senior. The American ,j list Aid Squad; Dr. M. Cho- held this Sunday. February 24, at Co,, Ltd., of England, which sub- light battery. The miniature pow- osJi, Dr. T. Chenkin; pall bear- mitted the only bid for the new 35-foot sections of a giant crane j Field Service paid the remainder EVERY WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NITE ! 2 P.M. in the church hull. er source is believed to hold prom- , , ,r.s; tljose who donated their equipment. 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We will endeavor to serve you in our temporary DALE CARNEGIE COURSES location to the best of our ability until our new LBR1EGS & SONS Presented by W. E. Westrom 7-5297 R store is ready. IMITHAT Willow Sprliu Drive, Morri»town, N. J. • JEffenon »-M5S Tliank You riTFJtrTT FRIDAY, FRRmiARY PAGE THREE Mmtemnrco is liridv Mark Observance ICS! Speaker is Miss Catherine Fahey Wed frank Vincent Venlb Of Founder's Day Listed by Calvary To Dr. James 4. Gallagher Kr Miss Mieharline CARTERET — Miss Catherine moon in Ilrvmuda, the bride »nd ,|.ni"ht<'i" of Mr. and CAHTKRKT - The origin nf CAR'TETfET -This. Sunday PVP. - , F.nhey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hrirfp"rii; , nolnrps Vrrello and Ronrd of Education meetings, i Attains are the supervisors for the jj Dlefendorter of Crarrford. ••;, (ingllxrdl, both of Othpr members present were Mrs.; Son born ta Mr. and Mrs. James party. Films. Including cartoons I• Miss Eleanor Abaray of Car- jnAini Abatfmarco of Alys Sheridan. Michael Pusillo j : Ryan, 2fl Hudson Street at the iiiul church nativities will be shown teret was at the organ and Mrs I, v.as flnwnr girl. and Ellsworth O'Donnell. Perth Am'wy General Hospital A report was given on the l>y Mr. Stephen Barkaszt. Re- Travis Jackson, al*o of Carteret, February 13. .. best mim was Nlch- Valenline Dance freshments will be served. was soloist. ;,,;,, of Brooklyn, and Spring Pair. It will be held May 15, In the Nathan Hale School. j M o n d a y, February 25. the On their return from a honey- Son bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ken- .... Anthony Crianza of A large variety of hand work, : monthly Deacon's meeting will neth DofTcy. 25 Roosevelt Avenue : S:un Oagliard ami Held by Pupils baked poods and things made by ! take place at 7:00 P. M. In the at the Perth Amboy General Hos- ,,[ Brooklyn and Leo the children in school will be feat- church basement. Wednesday at Bertha is Awarded pital, February IS. •;.-, York. CARTERfiT — A Valentine 7 P. M. the usual midweek prayer ured. Daughter to Mr. nnd Mrs. 'An- l lKinnymoon In the dance was hold In the Nathan meeting will be held. This will be College Scholarship Mrs. Helen Strac.k. nnd Mrs. Mowed by the Youth and Senior thony B.iibierl, 3 Veterans'lfifece ! ui!l reside at 901 Hale School by the Seventh CARTERET — A 1958 graduate Dorothy Seader won the atten- choir rehearsals. The Ladles' at the Perth Amboy General Hos- : |-,:iNiklyn. grades. A box lunch was enjoyed dance prizes. The Fourth grade of Carteret High School, Albert pital, February 18, , ,,f williflm E. Qrady Guild did not meet as planned last at noon-time, The auditorium was mothers were In charge of hospi- Friday, but will meet Instead this Bertha, now in the United States l',:iniklyn, the bride is Daughter bom to Mr. 'and tality. Friday, March 1, at the home of a tabulator by the beautifully decorated with huge Navy, stationed at Norman, Okla- Mr?. Joseph DiBnrl, 1 Burlington Mrs. Frank Toth, program Mrs. Jean Adams. ,, Corp., Newark. Her hearts and cnplrt.s. homa, has won a college scholar- Street, at the Rahway Memdrlal chairman announced the guest Plans are being made for the :,.:,(lrcl the New York The entertainment committee, speaker for the March 20, meet- ship under the Naval Reserve Of- Hospital. February 15. ;>Miimi! and Is a long- World Day of prayer. The church ficers Training program, accord- conslted of Ellen Brown, chair- Ing will be Miss Mary O. Fllosa, will have a prayer vigil begin- Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Hr served In the U. 8. MRS. ALBERT A. ANDRES man, Karen Malwltz. Chester of Rutgers University. ning at 1 P. M. and extending ing to official papers received this Ben A, Fond! ,87 Marion Koby, Robert Stankan, Anna late into the night. Members will week by his father, Louis Bertha, ""the^Eh^W^GemaTHMpTtai; Marie D'Zurllla, Marlon Furjesz, cqrae to the church to pray In- 9 Paasalc Street, Elizabeth, February 15. Mrs. Pon- Carol Kent and Mrs. Loretta Al- Boy Scouts Give Miss Patricia Ann Pross dividually approximately twenty The young seaman, also honor dl was the former Ruth Bruss. nil- \rranges . Koezine. In charge of decorations, minutes apart. They will be Join- man of his company,, will be all members of Mr. Castor's class ed in the world-wide fellowship „.grante„ d the complete ...four-yea. . r Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Cas- included: Arlene Holencsak, chair- Exhibit in N.Y.Bride of Albert R. Andres ou»f Christianuuuuaius whwnou wilwinl buec )«>;..,praying, college program and offered a re- per McAlhcmy 12 Larch Street, Dinner Fete man, assisted by Andrea Rahoche, CARTERET — A pretty wed- of honor, with bridesmaids betoe that day in recognition of Uie serve commission In the Navy or at the Elizabeth General Hoflpl- lor Robert Sklba, Roman Qlusczyk, Marine Corps upon graduation, tal, February 13. CARTERET — Troop 82, spon- ding took place Saturday after-'Mis Barbara Keratt, Miss Bar- World Day of Prayer. The dat* i - Tomonow eve- Bruce Wadiak, Ronald Katcher sored by the First Presbyterian noon in the Magyar Reformed bara Relnertsteln and Miss Caro- is March 8. \i the Senior Choir I and Oeraldlne Kurec. Refresh- Church of Carteret, will repre- Church, when Miss Patricia Ann lyn Rossi, all of this borough Following the Sunday night ser- piT.sbyterian Church ment* were in charge of Mrs. sent the Rarltan Council Boy Pross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Junior bridesmaid was Miss Donna vice, February 24, a group of cars , cn'orge Washington Graeme's pupils headed by Elaine Scouts at the Sportsmen's Show Andrew Pross, 11 Pulaski Avenue, Andres and Ronald Pross was will leave the church to attend :, riuirch. The dinner Balarls and assisted by Donna Lee I in New York City today. The', became the bride of Albert Rich' junior usher, a rally in New Brunswick which wd by entertainment NovoblUky, Sandra Pavlonnis, I show is being held at the Coliseum ard Andres, son of Mr. and Mrs. The bridgegroom's best man was will feature a Billy Graham film, •;p Senior Choir. The London Crusade. John Santoro, Sandra Suroka, i |n New York City. Different Scout John Andres, Sr., 700 Roosevelt, winlam S(:hmidt of this borough, Here! \ HI the dinner will go Joseph Bpoganetz and Yvonne Councils in the New York-New Avenue. Rev. Alexander Daroczy and ushers Included James Skltka, iii'W organ fund. Di- Ptkola. Jersey area are putting on demon- performed the ceremony. Theodore Vlater, of this borough, PLAN PR-LENTEN DANCE •:" choir Is Mrs. Earl The program was as follows: startlons at the show. Given in marriage by her fa- and Fritz Gruenberg of New York CARTERET — Carey Council, New Chevrolet 1 «on»s. Drifting and Dreaming, The scouts will demonstrate ther, the bride wore an imported city. 1280, Knights of Columbus will y church services will! Sandra Suroka. Joyce Woodman! making and putting together pack lace over taffcta town, a crown A reception was held In Bethlan hold a pre-Lenten dance in the HI 11 A. M. with the,and John Santoro; Love Me Ten- frames for camping and hiking, of pearls and rhlnestones with a Hall. Columbian Club, Saturday night, Task»Force 57 I :;:'.»inn;! the sermon ! der, Robert Skiba; Dear Heart* There will also be an exhibition fingertip-length veil attached, and The couple will live at the Pu- March 2. Frank Bennett and Mi- cr.icc. On Sunday after. and Gentle People, Ellen Brown, of camping materials. They will a bouquet of white and yellow laskl Avenue address after a wed- chael Holowatch are chairman. ;o ;:ir Junior HI Fellow- Dorothy Stein, • Karen Malwltz; j demonstrate every half hour from [ roses and trailing ivy. ding trip to New York State. The Trucks CAKE SALE TOMORROW a.t' the program Juke Young Love, Ma,rion Furje^z; Cry- \ 6 P. M. until 9 P. M. tonight. The Miss Irene Turick of this bor- bride was dressed in navy blue CARTERET—St. Joseph's Par- .in-Good or Bad? The Ing in the Chapel. Catherine Ter-1 lenders nnd scouts will leave by ough attended the bride as maid with orange colored accessories ent Teacher Association will hold Fellowship will be held ebetsky; Cha Cha demonstration.! bus at 4 P. M. from Carteret. and a rose corsage for traveling. M. vuth the program Ellen Brown and Dorothy Stein; | a cake sale in the church hall at The following leaders wlll make A graduate of Carteret High imitation of Elvis Presley. Paul, . scoutmaster AmosHoff- 7 o'clock tomorrow night. •;,: Kr-lii'iun. tne trip School, class of 1955, the bride D*l Vacchlo; songs, by the group,: mftn, Robert ^^^ fleld exeCu. . ::rh school faculty Will mftn, Robert ^^^ fleld exeCu is an employe of the Hudson Pulp ila cvenina at 7:30 P.M. It's Almost Tomorrow. Angels In Uve 0, tne Rarltftn Councll, Ed_ and Paper Corp. The bridegroom THE ONLY i.cil. the Sky, Singing the Blues, Under | p,. i assistant scout- was graduated from the same high . men's Association will j the Spreading Chestnut ward anll mj master, and Harry Rock, Sr, com- Si'hool, class of 1950, served two - B4 - Wltle monthly meeting on! Blueberry Hill. Deep and mitteeman. The following scouts years In the U. S. Army, and is Daughters of St. Mark's Epis- TWICE-PROVED - r!i:nn, February 28, atj and Teen-agers Waltz. will make the trip: Robert Sisko, employed by the American Agri- copal Church will hold a card !.e Billy Graham movie] Games played included the Peter Kachur. Dennis Pellegrini, cultural Chemical Co. ' • party, March 8 at 8 P.M. in the Europe will j honey-moon race, shoe dance and Dennis Torok, Harry Rock, Jr., Parish Hall. Mrs. Richard Dono- NEW TRUCKS Devotions will be led: glove relay. Modern and folk Martin Rock. Robert Goehring. van and Mrs. Henry Kircher are WINS HONORS .smilu. After the busl- j dances enjoyed by the group in- j Donald Davidson, Kenneth Ward, co-chairmen. Economy proved and performance provtd CARTERET — Helen Lasky, of .i: a Valentine party eluded: Oklahoma Mixer, Pat-a- Ronald Ward. Ronald Walko,, 1• on the world-famous G.M. Proving Ground cake Polkn. Broom dance, elimln-1 Robert Hoffman, Leslie Tobiassen, 81 Sharot Street, has been ad- First Catholic Slovak Ladies' and on the Alcan Highway to Alaska ii.iy evening, Febru- ation dance, Waltz, Fox Trot and \ Arnold Ghilonl. Richard Dare. mitted to the business education Union will hold a cake sale Sun- 1 M. the Evangella- polka. Lloyd Svendsen, Johntoro, Robert curriculum at Trenton State I day in the parish hiill following Already proved in the hands of nearly all Masses in the church. Mrs. M of the First Pres- Leschek, Travers Cambra and Teachers without examination be- 100,000 owners ;i-.-h will meet for Douglas Dombrowski. John Brechka is chairman. March of Dimes Ball cause she ranks in the top tenth of her class. Young Ladles' Sodality of the Slated For March 2 Holy Family Church will receive In high school Helen -won elec- communion in a body at the (ttrtrrrt (lirls • Mark Birthday tion to the National Honoj- So- CARTERET — Plans for the! March 3 morning mass. 11' I'uraiip Education annual March of Dimes ball are H-.-i . ciety and was also selected al- nearlng completion, announced ternate to Girl's State in her Mrs. Andrew Ihnat, 557 Roose- Of Washington MISS DORIS M. COLLINS :"I Carteret High i Wesley Catri, chairman of the Junior year. She has been a cheer- velt Avenue, has returned from a Most modem and efficient are completing j dance, at a meeting held this CARTERET — In observance of ENGAGED TO WED: Mr. and leader and a member of the Fu- two weeks vacations stay in Mi- future. Among the week. The dance will take place Washington's birthday pupils of Mrs, Lincoln B. Collins, 89 Doro- ture Teachers of America. ami, Florida. powtr...most advanced truck, -•pied'In schools of on Saturday. March 2, at Beth- Mrs, H. Brandon's sixth grade thy Street, have announced the features...most distinctive design >:•' Claire Blessing len Hall. Music will be furnished group of the Nathan Hal* School engagement of their daughter, by Mark Zimmerman and his or- presented a program for the upper Doris Margaret, to John F. with the only Work Styling • :•••. daughter of Mr. chestra. grade assembly yesterday. It fol- Breza, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ste- phen Breza, 1000 W. Lake Ave- NOW AT KEPICH ESSO SERVICE >>i:u!d Blessing, 129 The following comrnittees were lows: In any truck...all proved and '•'•ill take the com- nue, Rahway. Miss Collins is a announced: advertising. Dorothy Im g beavei. John Gala; f]ag ! .md x-my Tech- Hepwor^h and Violet/Levy; ticket graduate of Carteret High ready to work foryou ! guards, Robert Szemchak, John School, clas ot '53, also a grad- ' • .u Frnhklin School committee, Steve Aljch, chair- FEBRUARY Salmon son; announcer, Frances uate nurse of the Orange Me- •: it Art in Phlladel- man, Tom Deverin, OIKU Uhouse, Halahan; song, Attwrica; play, A morial Hospital. Her fiance, Helen Alach, Terry DeRuosl, Bill Living Room at Valley Forge, Mr. graduated fro4 Carteret High SPECIALS!! ••'•»• who is an Honor Donovan, Walter Sitar Ed C*aj- Towmendi ^mk Hodr0skli Tom '-ui-i, may begin her School class of H9, is a mem- kowsU Bob Ellis and Charles ToWMend Anthony Renaldii Mr, ; >r nursing either »t ber ot the Air I^orce Reserve and MakwjnaU; refreshments, Albert AU teftcher w Cannon; owner of Breza'g Bus Service, ••'- Hospital in Mont- Toth Chairman Ernest Vernachio , . l m Jos h skocypec; John An »:<' Memorial Hospi Joe qiblttM, E. Kamlchoff, Bill d ; Ue T orhtndo Roman; Rahway. BRAKES "•.niBe. Her mother j . Mullet, St«ve Uhouse. John Ko- recitation, Our Hero, Ann Simko, I .uskoski. 11 Oeorge For modwn Mm* you call b» sura of pll, Jim Vonah and Louis Put- Patricia Whiting, Richard Truche, RELINED nocky. Co-chairmen of the dance Michael Shapiro. Lester Porzio. are Ste^e Alach and Tom Deverin. "id Vou? lower Grades Program Gel a new '"I about the sailor The lower grade assembly pro- .50 1 to the hospital lor A Good Brt gram, under the direction of Mrs. 1 He wanted to let My daughter is goin' to play R. Brown was as follows: Flag $12 )k Chevrolet at the nurse.—Ops-! 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Unit Ivory Ivory Soap Ivory Soap Oxydol Detergent Duz For tfi< family wash Penonal Soap For disbti, laundry or bith Far dislm, laundry or bath For th« family ufaik Laundry Starch lar .M «i«nt l«9«Mt giant 71 lar9. AAg 9 0 ' -"»"'». a PACIFIC UA COMPANY 3 2 pkg. ••' sii« Prices effective thru Sat., Feb. 23rd in Super Markets & Self-Service Storei. A&P SUPER MARKET, 113 Main St., Woodbridge A&P Self Service Store ,J}»n Tu»«tey« & Thursdays 'til 9 P. M. - Fridays 'til 10 P. M 540 New: M* to* FORDS. N. I J\ „..•••• .-..i '.to PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1957 PAGE FTVfl | |a«f nssah to Attend CARVERET Port Heading in N. Y. Personals H,;i;i;r A larite delegA- CHURCHES ,m (virtrrct Is plnnnhj; to cJLetterS li'f Hartassah Donor ST. JOSEPH'S >:i ill. the Waldorf Astoria Dear Louisa : York, Mftrch 13, when Rev. Louis M. (Jortney, OHM By MRS. Maybe you could Give me some Rev. Victor C.rabrfaii, OSM MeDONNCUi writer, will be the advlee. Hcv. A. Boland, OSM LINOLEUM JOHN T. ' I have a good-looking wife, ten Sumtty—Masses, ti, 1 y i,, n(« trip at a meeting years yonnsrr than I am. I love r >nd 11 A, M. FLOOR tWAU TILE r» sixth Street , vn'iitlve board of Cartcret i her very much and she seems to I'ori Reading .,.', ihdnssah. Mrs, Phillip ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL ] love me. , ,, ciiidrnwn and rcserva- Rev. Orvllle N. Davidson ! But she h»s « boy friend, who is WO-R-4671 Mi;ii br In by tonight. Bus- Sunday—services, 8 A. M. and younaer than she, who Is crazy ,'. ||,.lVp the Chrome syna- :30 A. M., Sunday School, 11 A. M. ! nbmit her. She '. Mary Sodality j Htiout netting « divorce and I like :M. ni 10:30 A, M. ZION LUTHER.'.N (if HI Anili..n v.s church met lo see her have a good time, but I,.,,n Grecnwald reported Rev. Xarl 0. Kiette rhut'sday nl'.'ht n the church halt' Sunday—German service, 8:30 j I tun kind of worried about it. as , uii'i'ting to be held on with Ml.'-s Dojnes Ciuffreda tire- ,* <• M., English service at 9:30 A. M. i tills has been going on about two .,,.. .'nib at the Synagogue siding. The members of the Soda- •' iunday School at 10:30 A. M. years. We are both mlddlc-aned. ,, • jiNlw. Members are lity will attend the Amboy District v WORRIED-Fla, • ,.,l HI plnnse bring In their Union Sodality Communion FIRST BAPTIST Answer: i:(,v s A playlette entitled R«v. Elijah Burr Breakfast on April 7 at Our Lady '"' New Jersey's largest chain of floor and wall rovorins stores, Dean Oiit-Uate, has just iinrnert its newest ;md bigRrst highway store It seems to me that you are the ,,i uir Wily Weapon" will Sunday School 10 A.M.,' service of Peace Church, Fords. In Wnodhridcr, on V. S. Runic !) near "2 (luys from Harrison." This new Heart store will carrj the greatest selection yet of All one to be thinking about a divorce. A.M.. communion 7 P.M. Auxiliary Activities the famous-name riiR:., brnadlooin, floor and wall tile, and linoleum, all at cut-rate pricrs. Offered to customers will be the family- Certainly, no married woman who jack Stein, program B.T.U. 5:30 P.M. A meeting of the Ladles' Am- • style shopping conveniences and savings that have made Dean so popular with homemakers throughout its growth as a pioneer In has any self-respect or cares any- .,.:.:, assisted by Julius Illary of Port Reading Fire Com- FIRST PKKSBYTERIAN easy-going highway shopping. The new Dean Woodhrldge will feature a combination of famous-name brands, cut-rate prices made thing about her husband shoudl '.,-,,,u. prrscnted a film atrip be leaving him to go out with a pany was held Friday night In tfce Rev. Malcolm G. Brown possible by low overhead and the savings of biggest-quantity purchasing, and New Jersey's largest selection of floor and wall cover- flrfihouse. Plans were made for ; ; i,i; ion on "This Is Israel," boy friend who Is "craxq about Sunday—Morning services 8:30 ings in a modern atmosphere of pleasant shopping, As do other Dean Cut-Rate stores, the Woodhrldge Dean will keep convenient a card party March 20 in the. flw- :i:. country, IU people and A. M. and U A. M. Church School, her." shopping hours for the whole family, staying open until !) P. M. weekdays and from 9 to 6 Sundays. house with Mrs Michael Soltokl :30 A. M. If you love her In spite of the as chairman. She will be assisted ' . i,r:;ini/.ation wishing to way she is behaving, why not tell by Mrs. Sabby Martlno, Mrs. John ! :in film strip to their REFORMED SYNTHETIC FIBERS her she has to make a choice and Kalina, Mrs. Michael Galamb, and ,\. ;n>. may contact Mr* Rev. Alexander Darociy The production of man-made give up her friend or you. Mrs. Joseph Shillaci. ^ :H ;•.„!. Klmball 1-5461 or Sunday—Sunrtay.School, 9 A. M. fibers in the United States last I doubt If the young man will be English worship, 10 A. M. Hungar- year declined 4 per cent from the i ••!••; Brenner. willing to take on the support of Mrs. Martlno, project chalrrttUl, i' ian service, 11 A. M. record 1955 level. Production to- an older woman but, as long as inounced the following wlnnett: '.j ;, ion on the current po- taled 1,644,700,000 pounds com- you are footing the bills, they Irs. Louis Pugllese, Mrs. Nancy ; vi i ion was led by Mrs HOLY FAMILY pared with 1,715,800,000 poundB a probably find life very pleasant. iePascie, Miss Kay Pinter, Mr». r, rininn and Mrs. M. Gott- Rev. M. A. Konopka Diirryl F. Zamick has announced year earlier, The decline In pro- LOUISA. ttilio Notaro, Mrs. Anna Oert, , IKI on a special actlvtly Rev. Michael J. Kseniak jthnt hn will produce "The Day; duetton of rayon and acetate was nd Mrs. Anna Martin. The dark Sunday—Masses, 7, 8, 9:30 and Christ, Died," bused on an as yet partially offset by Increased out- lorse prize was won by Mrs. Sal- •*:•. 10:30 A. M. ' Dear Louisa : , ;ini nts were served by .inpubllshcd manuscript by Jim put of textile glass fiber and non- My husband Is dead and I have atore Martlno. ;>:,,iin and her daughter Bishop, which is expected to hit ST. ELIZABETH cellulose fibers. home and one son who Is mar- Mrs. John Giordano was th< the bookstands sometime this Rev. Anthony J, Huber led. He and his wife work, have ;ame winner at the social. '.-'{ spring. It will be remembered that STEP ON 'EM Sunday—Masses, 7, B, 9, 10:30 no children and have an apart- The next board meeting will tM - A.M. Mr. Bishop is the author of "The "What's the matter with your ment In my house. We get along I MI'S tlO 1 darch 12 at 8:00 P.M, In the ''; Duy Lincoln Was Shot," and also feet?" Just fine, Now, they want me to ••,: •'IKHET — At a recen lome of Mrs. Carmen D'Alesalo oh , ST. ELIAS wrote an account of the tragic "I've got corns." sell my house and lend them the of the Heart Fund 8o- Purner Street. ;> Rev. Augustine Medvigj drowning of Marine recruits on a .'Why don't you do something money for a part-payment on a ; ;• nimiUi-c held In the Bor Aid Building Fund Sunday — Mass In Hungarian, disciplinary march last year, which for them?" new-type house and for me to :i ill Mrs. Elizabeth Tuohey, The members of the Altar and- • 8:45 A. M., mass in Rutherian, Zanuck plans to film under "Why should I? They've never :ome live with them. -in, ij:ive a report on thi 10 A. M. Rosary Society of St. Anthony's \. ; title of "Parris Island." done anything to me." 9 •;ik<' Mtlc which was sue I hate to give up my place but Church have been very successful ST. MAKV'S in their sale of stockings for the ,!i.(l netted the amoun Burt Lancaster and Carroll Negative Criticism know a new house would be more Rev. Juroilan Fedyk benefit of St, Anthony's Building [Baker, who plays the title role in Angry patron Heaving cinema* convenient. What would you do? Sunday Mawes H and Hi A. M. Answer: Fund. the controversial movie, "Babv |—I've never seen a worse picture Holy Days. Mass at 7 and 9 A. M. Don't sell your home. You are The trip to the Passion Play at COPS GRAND PRIZE: Winner of the $25,000 grand prize in Dnll," will co-star in "The Devil's in my life! II >\ (Mil) PARTY Confessions Saturday 4 and 7 to Union City takes place Sunday, Disciple." Carroll will have the Commissionaire (overhearing all getting on beautifully now bu i \HIHHET — The Daughter! 8 P. M. Plllsbury's 8th Grand National Bake-Off is Mrs. Hlldreth H. things might be different if you Many are expected to attend. role of Judith Anderson, wife of the remark) — Ever 'ad yer photo .-• Marks will hold a car llathcway Heft) of Santa Barbara. California, who proudly dis- give up what you have and go to On Dean's List the Rev. Anthony Anderson, por- taken? [•. 11j.iy eveninc, March 8, ii SACRED HEART live with them. Miss Maureen McDonnell, jun- plays her award cheek, Holding Mrs, Hatheway's pruc-winning trayed by Lancaster. ;, ,i,. hall with Mrs. Richan Rev. L. 1. Petrtck ior at Georgian Court College, California Casserole is Mrs. Eleanor Pillsbury, wife of the No Need to Work If the yare dissatisfied, let them •..ii; and Mrs. Henry Kirche Sunday—Masses, 1. 8, 9 and Lakewood, has been named to the Although under contract to Pox "Say, mistress, Is this veal or build a house of their own and you .-;•:. iirtncn. Home made pie 10:30 A. M. company's board chairman. dean's list. Miss McDonnell, for two years, without making a pork?" continue to live where you are and ,. 11 ruril refreshments. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John CALVARY BAPTIST picture, Joanne Woodward, young "Can't you taste the difference?' rent out the apartment they are now In to another congenial McDonnell, 15 Sixth Street, is a Rev. Jotfph Matu» CALIFORNIA CASS^RQLE contract player, is being Riven an "No." couple, graduate of St. Mary's High Sunday School, 10 A. M.; Ser- Coat browning. opportunity to achieve recognition "Well, then, why worry what It School, Perth Amboy. She Is ma- 2 pounds veal or beef round Bring to boil and pour over as a star, when she portrays a trio is?" Older people make a great mis- vices 11 A. M. joring In elementary education. steak, with mixture of of personalities as the heroine of | take in giving away what the; meat. Miss McDonnell is a member of "Three Faces of Eve," a psycho- Apparently have while they are living. '.a cup Pillsbury's Best the De La Salllans, the Sodality, | Bake logical study of a woman with If the bravest are really the LOUISA. Enriched Flour and the Mission Board and the Court I in moderate oven (350") three distinct personalities. Miss tenderest, then a lobster is cer 1 teaspoon paprika. Pound mix- Players. about 45 minutes until meat Woodward, during the two years, tainly an arrant coward. — The Former Senator Lehman has Sports Quiz ture into steak, cut into 2- Louisville Times. is tender. Top with 15 dump- has been lent to Columbia for urged the Democarts to hold ai i inch cubes. annual national convention to The I.C.C. grants Southern rail- i lings. •'Count Three and Pray," and to Brown Crown Productions for "A Kiss What's the Hurry? forth the party policies. roads a freight increase. I How to score yourself: Mark Increase meat thoroughly in Before Dying." History repeats itself, as ev- your choices 1-2-3-4. You get ten oven temperature to 425 •4 cup salad oil or other shorten- erybody knows. But what some bake for 20 to 25 minutes WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. points for a correct first pick, five ing. Transfer to •> 13x9x2-inch j people are wondering Is why its Movie studios have bought rights j (or a second, three for a third and pan, or large skillet, and add j until deep golden brown. has to repeat itself so fast. — St. 18 GREEN STREET to eight of the ten best-seller books I— I one point' for a correct fourth \\ cups small cooked onions il- Serve with Louis Post-Dispatch. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. choice. Twenty Is average; thirty, of 1956, as compiled by a monthly lb. can). Sauce made by heating .' I Hood; forty, very good, and fifty trade magazine. The books and In the Mountains n Enclosed please find $3.00 for one-year Combine 1 can cream of chicken soup I is perfect. This week's Sports Quiz their movie owners are "Pe,yton "I kissed a girl last night and subscription to: 1 can cream of chicken soup and I! pertains to winter sports. Place," "Ten North Frederick," j now it's all over the place!" and 1 cup sour cream just to boiling. • INDEPEN DENT-LEADER STATE FARM "A Certain Smile" and "Isladn in "They claim it's the most re- | 1. Can you name the skier who 1 ca*¥l water in skillet used for Serves 8 !! the United States Jumping cham- e Sun," Twentieth Century Fox; jmarkable echo in the world!" Q CARTERET PRESS pionship In 1945? Hi Art Tokle, he Last Hurrah" and "Ander-j -•• — BUTTER CRUMB DUMPLINGS inville," Columbia; "Auntie which has 2,400 pages in manu- O EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON i i Rudy Makl, ( > Roy Sher- :amc" Warner Brothers, and script form, and is to be published j wood, i ' Merrill Barber. Sift Together | 1 tablespoon poppy seed, if To be sent to: desired. 3on't Go Near the Water," Metro- this fall. The price paid for the 2. Two athletes held the United 2 cups sifted Pillsbury's Best Add oldwyn-Mayer. novel was not disclosed. Mr. Jones NAME I i States niiurc skating champion- Enriched Four •/ cup salad oil and received $82,500 from Columbia ship for seven straight years. 4 1 cup milk. Stir just until The author of "From Here to for "Prom Here to Eternity." It ADDRESS Roger Turner was one—can you 4 teaspoons double-acting moistened. ternlty," James Jones, has sold went on to become one of the big- AUTO INSURANCE pick the other? < ) Gene Turner, baking powder I Drop MGM the screen rights to gest grossing pictures in the his- TOWN ( ) Robin E, Lee, ( ) Richard '•j teaspoon salt »nd PAYS FOR "SMALL' I rounded tablcspoonfuls of Some Came Running," new novel tory of that studio. Button, ( ) Hayes Jenkins. I 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning dough into a mixture of ACCIDENTS TOO! I 3. Now a United States citizen, into mixing bowl. Add \^ cup melted butter and she held the world's figure skating U~io to pdkr, yw pw MIT W W I 1 teaspoon celery seed 1 cup bread crumbs; roll'to coal title for ten years, while perform- «- (1.00 o. da fa* IBO W mtk I 1 teaspoon dry onion flakes and! with crumbs. ' W*. Abo*, dui limit, Sun ft I ing under Norway's colors. Can F<» tvtrytluil|. Call kxUUr lor •** I you name her? < » Sonya Heinle, M "(0-H)" I i i Mrs, Otto Planck. < ) Meray Building on THRIFT Answering Scrvite I Syers. < » Oundi Busch. (llartfr 9-3666 4. Can you name the collece The paths between cherry trees , which has dominated hockey have become the Main Streets of Arherica r» ftfl U I i competition to the extent of win- 1 nlng five of eight NCAA titles? Callfbrthis STATE FARM as our nation grows and prospers. ll ( » Rensselear. I > Boston Col- •to lege, t > Dartmouth, ' » Michh \ Alley 6-6823 gan, , But before a brick can be moved, a nail hammered, 5 in 1940 a New Jersey skater dependable a home built, or a store opened for business, won the United States Outdoor • i ! ' : ' F. KERR Speed Skatlna crown and is still someone must provide needed resources. •T. •' Jack Shea. < i George More than ever, America's savers Fisher, Uay Blum, i i Ken COMPANIES are doing their share... through the practice of thrift Bartholomew. •'» I irst Street, Fordf, N. I. (Answers.on Pa*e Eight' NOW! our forefathers taught us. S^rmayan's February ^'fSfc, 1 -Upholstery Special! Let our experts rebuild, restyle and recover your old living room set like new! All Workmanship Guaranteed, I PCS. RE-UPHOLSTERED 1'iiie Includes: AND • MATERIAL CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd • MW WEBBING MECO FUEL OIL CO. I: • NKVV SPRINGS IN OBSERVANCE OF WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY • PREMIUM GRADE HEATING OIL • NEW FILLING 59 t PREMIUM SERVICE 24 MONTHS TO PAY! COMPLETE LATEST DON'T DELAY - CAM, US TODAY! 2II1OUR HEATING SERVICE DIVIDEND The PEBTH AMBOY WO 8-1217 or FU 8-9954 WE (JIVE S Si II (JKEEN STAMPS 11 SERMAYAN'S Savings Institution MECO FUEL OIL CO. mm AIMOV. MW mm \ PER ANNUM MMin h»»*i oirosn WJUIAHCI CO *M0« UPHOLSTERY SHOPS- 1153-9 jtAHWAY AVE., AVENEL, N. J. 5 *'itth Ave., Avenel - l!il>9 Irving St., Kaliway Telephone Woodbiidge 8-1001 CARTITCET FRIDAY, aT.vs BIS. curs :i YKAHS ,[>.i ANJSKI.KS, (':M. Norrls Al Meyner Opposed lo Molds er! HMIIIIIIM! .'''I1 a Greyhound .ii^ from ii bu- (ii'pnl in NPW Yorl. ist . proposal of voiKl iiy FBI film's. Tnk:-n in Re's Popufarity Hits All-Tiro B, Meyner i.s opposed to motels 1 the Fr;!r;.il Giivrnnirnt to In-.oui'l. h. eii!,:-rid ii ,p!r:i of euilly beini! construe!?:! along Hie New rrrn'" UP price of postal!" mil wns sen.rncrd tu three yem Jersey Turnpike or the Garden stamps, He said the1 objective Is n Fc(!r, ftl prison. State Parkway in competition High, 83% Approve Today evidently to take in nip money wilti established Hotel facilities. snd show less loss, but i.s (left I.Kr.AI. NOTICES Al d conference with weekly nitcly not. a State problem. m»NE newspaper editors, the Governor 1 > r As lo a commuter rate for per-1AV c l'" 'N'M'"K »Mf:N >tNfl AN rn said present restaurant and ser- sons traveling the New Jersey I1INAN' X F.NTlTI.Rn "AN ORDINANCi. vice stations along the super- PROVIDING 1OR HRE LIMITS AN i • 'ill I INK, Director only ft percentage points. Turnpike daily, Thr- Governor RyOUl.ArlCNI OCVaRNTNCl Til! hiKhwp.ys are necessary, but f'()NSTRU("l ION, ALTERATION •i >(•• .-nrrh Scrv'.M Here Is the trend over the pa«t seemed reluHant to disturb the ^(JIIII'MKNI1 OH IISM'1''*', OF nUllh frowned upon the construction 1 More than four, years: present financial status of theINCIH ('ii srt'irri'HS--,.-' AIIOPTF , . I';»: of motels. Both toll thorough- i'r>mK.i i. P'>st :y adult CltiWM super highway which he charac- fa ITS can be traversed in three Hi li til li !« lir-cliv OrdBinM i, „• i.itpst Ntw Jer- B terized as the most successful in tho M.r.nr mil ComifH of the BimmBim i ,, I 1 C'Jumy. • y iii;--y approve 6 hours, he said, anil therefore the United States along financial l I Mlddlid * C'Jum N present liostelries should secnte ,lprscv: .,:„ i Ekx'tiiiowei'i lines. Commuter rates would re- • fit: 'ii'ii 3 of tlie orillnim., • o ".•I) as the na- the business, nuit in mure (•ori'.'rstlon.ut cer inc I ''JtMll'I'lT I, 1!WS. (MlM| Ip n ordlnnncr prov.'iliu 'or Flrr l.:n.. |f • i << Co. . ')•:;;] V it:1 lllalk.S 15, would require the • consent Of slrurtion. AI'.PI ::"'i. Knulpnifnt i March, 1953 68' 27' aKainst motds being constructed HrmoV'il of -Hi'lli'ln :s- or S'.m^iirp.. 5',! 1 toy, 19SJ 80 niomt tither the Turnpike oi ; bondholders which would b:: dif- Is hftvliv iiinfMidrcl tu rr:ttf ;ip follow po;jiil..i.'v i.; I ..- N'w 'Jersey ficult to secure, the Qovcrnoi Reillnn 3 Fire Limits E--tnl>ll«hi. inly, 1953 71 n Parkway," said the Governor. J Ail limll' unri iirrnlri's (•mbriicpil :nri Fall's in,; i.r n.i :ils over Die \'Ut Korean Cease Fhc 'There i.s also a feeling against! said. slluntf wllli'.n ih:1 munli'lnnl linn:; diirlfii of iln1 B(iri)iir,ri of Cnrirn past fi'iiir v ; i•••. ' Oet., l»SJ IT', '?.V. 5'i public bodies providing compe-' 1 shill ht dotmod FI» ullh'n the nr . In ciiM'lu.nir , turlny's Poll on Nov., 1953 88 27 S tion for private business. We For her first fi'.msin,- ? late In limits for tlif iM.rjidse ot tills Oni. Presid; nt V.: 'iMi's populari- r nanre nii'l .Hull lif "nvi'mfrt' hv II,, After UN Atom Speech build roads to travel. We don't 19 )5, J^n?t l/nuli will eo^stav wit!" provisions of thli nnlinnno". ty. ;i con pi'i.i:' f-.itm? ol tilt Jan., 1B54 72'i 23'i :.', build ro.ids to provide sleeping Charlton Heston and Orson Wei- j Riv'lcn 2: Tliiiri' b hemrjy m.wrii : Nrw ,)i r-i'y P'III. p nplr i.i all 'nimrdliitplv foilnwln< Sryllun D of n, March. 1954 75 21 4 acRomodations," I les in "Badge oi Evi," her thin aforfsalil oriHiiiiicf ndop'.ed Snpinniu- Wlilks of lili' 'M ir :v.k"il: As to setting up a State Study I. IMS, niicl tiniii'rtlatp'v prri-pdlri'i H- After McCarthy Hearings *on a four-picture contract with 1 "Do veil npiimvp or disap- lion 10 of the mini on11ni\nrc ihc i June, 1954 68'i 27', V, Commission to raise the level of Universal - International. Janets prove of thr uav I'.ivtiliawrr Is After Indochina Truer, July Id.vi I lit!- S(T,\T': l'icdirp slinus bla/p still under way atM!-!tl KnoSiVclt Avenue, which destroyed three municipality efficiency through- last picture war "Safari." filmed Section 9A' OrllllnitMOf Oerupimi • hamlliti: lii, im us Presi- 1 • l.iiiiird stuxlurr will be replaced hy a modern out New Jersey, the Governor No lHIHl Sllllll I)C ocrupli'd or llSl'd ,,i Oct., 1954 ,70' 25' .nil . ,ui(l two ai'.H'tments early Monday mornin?. T! on location in Africa. dent? ' wn.T nl' the property. declared present State statutes' _ no bnlldliiK or stniPHire, prrirni.iv h After Congressional Flections building by Knbnt ( limlo.li. Inn ronstrurird, iiltrred or rcmovm], 1: Thesi wve results: set the pattern for municipal be- heretfter rohstrurlrrt, alttrfd or r, November, 1954 moved, sliull tw ivcuple:! or mpd. , Apnriivi 8H'i havior. The Oovernor was in-! Dec, 1854 «3'i 28'; !)'; Today's Pattern whole or In purt, tor i\ny purposr wl:;r p 11 formed that when citizens at- soever, until n written Certlflcsii' ,, Feb., 1955 : 69 24 7 Occilp«iu:y shall flr«t bf ohtnlned fn>i : (i tempt to get action on needed Nil ll)l llilMI April, 1955 71 22 7 ABOUT the DulkllnK Impepior of tlip Boron With ! i ovi ?.l.rimins vote projects locally they usually en-1 of Curteret. rtclin? that the prpin!.-: June, 1955 73 9.1 6 llie New Records 1 i'i. :C,vnt Elsen- c&unter "A terrific twilight zone" j NEW Printed .Pattern hulldlni ,. or vnirtiire complin with ,, of c(iii.'i(i is ••• i' After Summit Meeting July 1955 YOUIt HOME provisions ot this Ordinance, the nfar, hower lii •,.. i:i:.'-. , .•• ,1111(1 term which discourages any attempts Easier to cut snld Ordlminct to whlrh thb Is . Sep., 1955 78'.; 17'; 5'i umpndmeut. and tbc liiilldlnij code m , more P'i|i-' '.,.,w 1; • was at the By B, C. H. j Bubba Johnson auditioned for at change. Such problems in-1 After Heart Attack Sew and fit reitulatlons ndopieU thi-rrunrlpr, in, i beglnn n,' < f .. fu t term, Playboy Magazine has an- a job as a sons waiter with King Tiie bathroom Is one of the most elude getting action from plan- with th eappltcntlon theretofore mm', Jan., 1956 74'i I!)', 7'; ning board; securing Jluorida-j for the bullcllm prrnilt ami the jilm. After in i niiiiith in office, nounccd the final results of the | Records and ended up .sinnirm as' expensive areas in the house. Care- After Second Term Decision tion of potable water, and ob- and dnte submitted therewith. It sh;, The New . v full found 68% "Playboy Jazz Poll." one of the songwriter and vocalist. His new]fill planning is important to get also he the duty ot the Building li May. 1956 78', W"< 4'i jecting to alleged unauthorized! spector, prior to the lusuan-e of urn of tin1 N !• is! v voters ap- onay . o.> . • „ , lamest music popularity polls to lone is "Too Many Hearts' and .the comfort and convenience the Today Mil 6 use of public funds. ] Or:lnt'»tr of Ociipnncy, to nutrtar; provimi u: w.iy President was Thjjis one of a series of Elsni-! datr. The purpose of the poll was "Butterfly." j modern homemafcer has come to from the Cnrt'rrt fiOTrd of Henlth. • r :,). as follows; ! Its Health Oliver, thnt said premlsi hamlllli ; hower popularity measurements, to have the readers of Playboy j The Four Coins have cut for demand. Although sympathizing with bundle1,, ^trnmire. propOMd occupun 'is: li'uiVicr popularity Watch for them in this news-1 select a stellar jazz aggregation Epic a platter worth note, "Falling j The modern bathroom must be efforts of local citizens to secure j or 11.se. (Tinplles with the rcqulrcmeir of all ordinances, codes, recitations '•'• M-irch, 1!>53 paper, j comprised of the best artists in star," flipped by ,\VIy Love Is a a tiling of beauty as well as con- quality government, the Oover-; said Bonrcl of Ileiil'h applicable therr; tll( App-nvv C8 "t Thls newspaper presents the ' ' field. Amana the winners were Little Kitten." Thry are backed venience for. next to the kitchen, nor declared: "I don't think it's jnd •i'lld Bnor:l of Health, or Its Ho.ii'i Officers, shnM furnl'h Mich dntn .: l)i..;i|i|i;'nvr 5 reports of the New Jersey Poll' Frank Sinatra, vocalist; Ella Pitz- [ by Marion Evan? and orchestra. it is usually the bathroom that the State's duty to tell municipal j writing; tn aiid Building Inspectn; Kel!s a within flvp dnvs nftfr re:,qtiest madt ; No opinion 27 exclusively In this aren. •••••-<•>„ ..--...u..vo.-alist,: Staaun« ir.ntnKentonn . I ..„.„"Folk. Song„ s ub..y Kitty White|' house. officials what to do and how to 1 it for such purpose by the Biilldli. h'ifiit of today's survey lender; Diz?y Gillespie, trumpet: (Mrl-curv, „ „ 1U1,, ,....,...„ ..rec.- If you are building a house, an do it." He added that citizens may Inspector. g !- PITSdi'iu Eisenhow- Louis Armstrons, trumpet: Gerry ord reCT,niy released. Kitty, extra $200 spent on the bathroom remedy most situations at peri-1 .Section OB: In fi'ciltlon 'o the r, • er's p;ii';ii..in.v v.im Democratic Mullipan. buriteno sax; Stan Getz. 'teamed with a superior arrange-1 may pay big dividends. odic elections. i qulrements cnn'nlii'tl In Section !).\ Standing Committees 1 P.irtv mill, nr.. Nearly seven out . , i i ci -f • tenor .«ax: Benny Goodman, clari-] i( f unlimited appeal. I Ths minimum-sized bath ! supra, nn rfrilfiriti of Occdpan' ment ma CS or The Governor also heard com- sli.,11 he Issued In thr cuse of erectlo: of evi ;•>• ten Dt'inicruts ques- ni't, and Dave Brubeck. instru- *TopsM»sir Company has re-5x7 feet. It will barely accom- plaints that traffic lignts should of buiklliv; or hulidinv's on hinds pur- Appointed by Slum 1 modate the three necessary fix- chnse'l [mm tl'r Borotinh oi Cnrterr tioir.'tl in i!ie Mi'viy express ap- mental combo. leased a new ionn-play:ni! record be constructed in the interest! 1 CARTERET — Standing Com- leased a py wlicthur now bJii. ; erected or here»ftrr proviil u! the \wy Republican "Lena ; lurestures. It is adequataq e for a mini- of safety where huge building creeled uptil there hw< also been f\: : mittees for 1957-1958 of Hie Board Sarah Vau?hn has recorded for j far inexpensive listening Eisenhovi r :.- carrying on his album, "Great' Home" is an outstanding one. Ef- mum house or as a second bath- development projects have in- "ill ioinn>te cnm'illance with and per- of Education as appointed by Mercury a new lb ''Geat [ H" i tstanding formance if nil terms mid condltlor. job. as tli;' fihi./.viiii- tuble sliows: room. creased the use of highways to a Stephen Skiba, president of the From Hit Shows," backed '• fectlvely backed by Phil Moore ntU'clifid to such Mil- by nncl In fuv,r bv t> suoerb scoring of Hal i and orchestra. Lena sings, among] ^-'•<-•»".>Generally,. •a• •»••»«single., three-fixtur- -•••-• e danger point, especially during ,r ()"->•"'>. n[ pifcrei Including, b'" board follow: not llmlictl lo. ]i.iv:n" of streets, road' •s T h QI ,--,„ Kniih,, Moonev. Sara covers every mood others. "Beale Street Bluer,," "You bathroom is adequate only ^r a school and shopping hours. He avenues, siMrwulks n;id Kiirh.i. Blorm ! declared that many of New Jer-; nnd s;inHiiry I.CWITS, ;md stich oth< r S ai y v, ; i PH • e po^i^ from "September Song" |O o to My Head" and "Mare Than ; one-floor house of less thun 1,000 terms and ror.e'ltlfM us may hnve been i You Know. sey's highways constructed years attached to slid sa:e i1.' lands by tl. !„ |!SSbSDS,pS menU, Szymborski, Dolan, Pusillo;; to "My Heart Stood Still" and 22 ; You Know" _ _ __ i^ ce I othcr.s. She's terrific. It is possible to make one bath ago, including Route 35 along nuruvusli. E £ | janitors, Pusillo, Kolibas, Sheri- Another by Tops. soot! for lis- 1 ;ervp as two by increasing its effi- the shore, should been built as Se."tir'ii 9C: It >>.ill he the duty i>: a. Tl'f two inside covers contain tening and rt-lasinR. i.s "Music for 1 1 ,„„ j dan; ; buildinDuuaing anda gruuiiugroundsx , i. •• im u™^ ^».^.- ,.*,....,,- ....« freeways with limited access. tin 'iwncr or t*'ii:ir.:, his, her. Us ayen Approve a .. |UU<»IIII.II, u..j.,..uu . .'iency. For example, you can en-! •if kiml nr hiilldhi", mnv'.y ereoteit, :il- O'Donnell Szymborski. Koliba;: a sh >-t rundown by John Wilson Listening" by the Al Sacs concert trred nr removed, lo apply lo writli. Disapprove 69 1 j finance, Dolan. Pusillo, Heil: of Snip's fife and work and cap- orchestra. A few numbers are "Ih'lose the water closet for privacy j Traffic lights cost between frr fUd Certmci-.te of Ocru|nncy in finance, Dolan. Pusillo, Hnl: of Snip's life and work and cap- orchestra. A few numbers are "I 1 No opinion il 4 . | transportation, Kolibas. Dolan. ^ulc hi lories of the shows reprc- { Can't Give You Anything Bulpnd ''dri another washbasin for i $4,000 and $8,000. lie said. State the Buiidl'.H , luspc-'.ur wllhln ten d:n 1 niter the cuuip'i'xm of the erection Durin-.: :!.n I' 10 ,'.,J|i Pusillo. i.sem-d in the album. Love." "P;man love San^ ' and 'around $100 as against a minimum Highway Commissioner Dwlght alteration or removal of hind bulldlir. Sim Pre;;iclf!ii 1-..- ivui vf;ir Text books and supplies, Sh-ri- "Mornana Kin» Sings the - smoke GL-U In Your Eyes." _ j of S75O far a full extra bath. The R. G. Palmer personally exam- BulULii'! shiiil include iiny strvcturr 1 :.rl'flrliilly creeled :md iitin'Xfrt to tlii with vmi :••- ..i\)-'> tl:: state has dan, Heil. Pusillo: commencement, Blues." a 33V lonc'-playing rec-1 [lavatory is by far the most fro- ines each application for such • rmlty. A record ol all ccrifllciilts i! been n.;t:l: ii \>vthe absence of O'Donnell, Sheridan, Wantoch; ord. h.is vccpnUy been released by i HE WAS TIISRi: quently used fixture in a bath- lights, the Governor explained,; cccupi'm'y l.sKued snail be kept flit't In '.he ottlcc ni the Building Inspector any wr.i !i.i,-i'\ii mis m his pop- athletics, Kolibas, Pusillo, O'Don- Meivury. Moraana's unusual styl-j The reporter was sent to wvte|room. and reaches a decision on its: and a criuy shall be Inrnlshed upon ulariiv. nell; law, Heil, Sheridan, Szym- ins swinijs the blues as it should up a charity ball. Next day thr! — — necessity. Sentiment for Palmer reQtieit to any person having n pro- prlei^ry rv tenancy interest in tl,'1 ipinular approval borski: course of study, Wantoi'h,' be. Included are "Frankie and editor called him ta 11:3 desk: .'I'NCTUALITY SAVES RIM in most localities is favorable. biilldln'! a'fccii'd. T'le bulldlnii lnspe'- O'Donnell, Dolan. Johnnie," "Body and Soul," "Can't "Look her?, what do you mean CAEN, France — Rent Martine, the Governor was informed. i tor sh.ill chanie u fee "f $200 (or etch ov mis.' nmu.iK I....- u, ,, , bus driver, had a well known j iir!"!nil cerrlfli'a'f Issued and a fee 01 Help Loving That Man" and bv this? 'Amons the mosut ubeauti- i j ful girls was Horatio Lucian Ding- record for absolute punctuality: SI.00 for eacl; copy furnished a pan, "Menn To Me." .... „ : Meyner continued a bombard-; 'nu'i-nVH .All !'•!•-, eolleUed hereund: r Reason for Thanks -" I When he did n3t arrive for work fhall be timial over to the borou^ii "Can't I persuade you to writi- The Buckeyes have' given an' lev.' Why. you m?,y idiot! Old, ment of Republican legislators I UT,i;,;ir, oldie. "By Only You" (Deluxi. aiDingley isn't a girl—and besides pn time one morning recently a| on his aims to properly finance your memoirs?" PATRICK POTOCNIO. mr memoirs.' ».««, ij.. wJ1M .„„ ~ J... the State's participation in the "No." answered Senator Son-• new outlook. Also on Delux label he's one of our principal share- -rinid was so surprised mat sne Boroiidh n<"': i.s "Come Go With Me," a rooking holders." , 13-year Federal Government; The fori'imim: Ordltiaive was Intn • hum. "I am now concentnitiin • ^,-UTI.U *...... —n,,i,,um.. ivtnt to his home. There she found Printed Pattern cluci'd al a mtetln:; of the CoMncll cit most of the intellectual fuc-ili'i-.-s number with Calypso "Cold Cash." j "I can't help that." returned the j U:m and !vs wife lying unconscious i highway construction program, Hit.' Bcroiwh Ml C.irtewi held Februnr. On the nipside. the Federals do'realisti: reporter. "That's where .from fumes from a gas stove. She j He said he has talked with offi- Printed Pattern 9306: Child's 7i, VIM, w-i'ii I' vva: B(*op;fl on nr1 I possess in arranging to have cer- ;:i!!sd fur reading. The said Ordinance will b' two !Ti3d sides. he was." I he'.p and the couple was j cials of other States and they j Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 smock and f| tain things forgotten" ' 1 ner c(H,si ered r-u second reudlii - - .-._ :revived. believe an increase of one-cent j snorts, 2 yards 35-inch. for flnal adoption at a meeting ot taid per gallon tax on gasoline to col- j Send Thirty-five cents In coin; Council of the Bortywh of Carteret 01: We Wonder Why for this pattern—add 5 tents ^or March 7, 1957. at 8:00 P. M., Counci', lect $18,000,000 annually, is the;each pattern if you wish lsl-clasa Chambers. Boroiiuh H.ill. Cooke Awenii- A si:.!ri posted beside the .ticket only answer to the new road fi- fiirteri!*.. N. .),, .it which ti:.ie and plan1 window of a theater admonishes mailing. Send to 170 Newspaper nil persons in'ce '<•' i"l!l be ulven a:i nancing problem. He said such a Pattern Dept., 232 West 18ih St., opportunity to be heard. We Cannot Tell A Lie... its patrons: "No"ice cream, chiti1- tax is "more appropriate, more New York 11, N. Y. Flint plainly PATRICK POTOCNIO. lottt russe", or J°ll-0 allowed in NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, B^rouiih Clir readily acceptable and more C P. 2 22, 3 1 57 AT this theater." — The New Yorker. fair." SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. ^SENSATIONAL VALUES THE

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J'hone MJ 8-517H "Fine Wulch and Jewelry Re|whing' FF^RUARY 23. ior.7 PAGE SEVEN LoR STANDOUT - - ByAlanMav* Ricfiey Polls Scorns 29 W Points as Blues Defeat SL Mary's by 59-42 Score CARTKRFl Rlrhey Potts. Rlrhoy was hotter than a flre- 1 oiM ol (VitiV-t's irndini stars. crnckcr us he WflXeri twelvp field i)ii! nn ii brill ant one-man pcr- goals and five fouls (or fi total of -'it"$? f in ma nor to .% 'Ore 29 point* and 29 point*. )pnd Carterpt l|O Its 14th triumph Carteret took a big lead of 12-3 of the season 'against only four in the first period and remained The heart fund will benefit on louses i us the Blues beat St. out In front until the final whistle. Sunday a.i the Recreation Dfpt. Mnvy's. 59 to 4?t at Perth Amboy St. Mary's nn Tuesday nlRl1^'. Rtsiiref; n triple header basketball a F ftffarl. The first gnnw will be br- In winning, dartpret avenged Zega, f 1 2 \ Sport Shop remain deadlocked for the sec- : two top teams losing two games s^ for the losers. Leo's Inn, led by too big but can cause trouble. | team was leading by 26-25, but Koltbus 3 CARTERET—Encountering dif- Kejlport has played mostly group ltnis stnte of affairs did not last each, the race in the Carteret Gffa-vey's big 620 set, took the] ^ iit week. Both teams dropped two games UM-veys Dig o-iu set, won w«jficuUy aU tne way tne CavaUers 1 school but will meet Manasquan [l0 0 )ong as tne Greenwalds spurt- j Totals 28 Commercial League at the Acade- L odd\game from Ciszak's Plumbing.! nof ththpe NatnnoNatonail T.«O»HLeagu«e ™*,-werean presse,.OBD^d ;••: ' week. on Friday at Freehold. Teams ed ahead and stayed out in front All Stan my Alleys tightened up for the Roc-.W had a big 579 set for the rest of the teams. to score a 49-41 tmmph over the ••:.'.• wrestling at Laurel Gardens in Newark con- have scouted each other and know fpr the vest of the way. Karwecki losers- Greenwalds in the American weakness and strength of each Billy Onder, one of Carteret's | Hall Grohmann's Agency and Sabo's The Hill Bowl took two games draw big crowds, with many local fans steady League this week at the high other. In the season of 1931-1932, younger players -who has come Gudmerstad Saort Shop, both deadlocked for from S<; Demetrius Center as Carl \sch"0'0"f gy"m" inTregular"Recrea- when Carteret won the State B long way this season, set a new Kertes ...",.. first place, remained in the same Macclniak tickled the pins for alUon tsa,,w mme crown, Keyport had beaten Car- season scoring record by copping Lucas position, as each lost two games sensation^ 636 mark in three A strong finish is what the Cav- teret twice during the season but this past week. Grohmann's took games. Joe,, Lesky was high man 51 points on 22 double deckers and ; aliers needed to come from behind Rec Results off the Nrt Week When the two teams met at High- seven fouls. He practically beat Totals .... 24 7 55 in on the chin from the L. & M. for the losers with 558. to win out in the last period. land Park for Central Jersey the Plumbers single handed. Five, led by Bill Heaton. The J. A G. Television won Johnnv Koval was high man for i MI tors Tommy Coimhlin, Qeai Rorvath end Benny Crown, Carteret upset Keyport the odd gamb from Perry's Greenwald's (70) At the same time Babic's[pinned, - , winner„s wit„.„h. _eleven points, n n\ the following wpekly result* In the various and went on to win the State title. a two game defeat on to the1 Sabo's Service. Mika Magelln led the j ! 'til u;iry 14: Gene Carmichael breaks an- (5 p Jayvees Defeat TV men with 569. Mike Buchak j wh]l " e . Onde7 r hagd u R. Williams 1 Sport Shop, despite a big set of Fol ne loS rs Pusillo set the SENIOR LEAGUE : other record, running in the An- a 597 by Eddie Mayorek who is cur- had a good seU of 610 for^ the jpac e with a ^^ of 16 ; nual County Indoor track meet, D. Williams 1 losers, including a big singles (iititnwalds 41 — ICoval 11 points, PUBIIIO 18 points; Onder 2(2 Woodbridge, 62-52, rent leader in the singles race. v: HIiir 44 — Mullan 24 points, Lucas 15 points. Gene set a new record for the 60 game of 254. . | A Russian scientist is planning s yard dash of 6.4 in the semi-final Pusillo 9 Joe Horvath hit a big 611 as The C. & C. Oi\ won two from: to send an observation rocket to JUNIOR LEAGUE but lost out in the final due to a Malaquias .. 1 For Wiii No. 13 anchorman as the Stojkas lost a Metal and Thermit, led by Ga- the planet Venus sometime be- : a Win-s 39 — Bordelon 13 polnta; No Names 27, Jesters bad i start. Tomorrow Gene wi^ Labazza 0 pair to the City Line team. '••' !«>iiH»; St. DemetdUS 42, Ramblers 47 — Carmichael briel's 585 set. tween 1962 and 1967. The rocket compete at-the Garden in the Na- Grohmann's Agency 861 833 959 Next week°will be bumper night j will be equipped with "cosmic tele- <: :- 58 AH Stars 21 - Soisak 17 point*.. 70 i CAETERET — Dougy King's 904 896 tionals and hope's to do better. 30 10 L & M Five 906 again, with the nteples flying vision" to send back pictures to MIDGET LEAGUE Barbato Plumbers (52) | Jayvees kept-on an even pace with 917 941 865 the varsity by winning Iheir 13th Babies high. earth. .!'•!. St. Elias 19 — Dengelengi 17 points; Holy Family G F Sabo's Sport Shop 905 926 964 1 game of the season last Friday over Martlniak 14 pdlnU; MagMana »1. S«**rs 22 — U fiharkey 5 0 Stojka's 828 834 767 K.uders. M, Blade Arrows JO — SUnkey 14 points, G. Medvetz 12 2 Woodbridge, 62 to 52. The team Carmichael 15 has a record of 13-4. City Line 857 841 765 CUB LEAGUE GROUT I Novak 1 0 LAFF OF THE WEEK Rigler 1 0 Three Blue and White players H-b'-'ls 22 — Davidson 14 points; Holy Family 14, St. hit. double figures. Sam Semenza 12 points; JeU 16, St. Joseph 30 — Ebert 11 As Jayvees Top Finnegan 2 0 0 led the parade with 18 points. His Kejtyle .... 1 St. Elias Upsets a | : : : : : : brother, Tony, was second with 15. ••*^;f4*:**>n:*;*:H-'<'*. I*i.il-!-l'r"-'^;'l-r"::-iI:::*:-:':';':-:':':-;';' I'i'^igJ^ CUB LEAGUE GROUP U Barbato .... 0 0 7 —.Lazar 8 point*; Rambler* V Blue Jays 32 St. Mary's, 45 M and Gerald Terebetsky followed 10 potjjte; Sharks 11, Knlck* Jl — DolosycW 12 24 52 with ten. I All Stars, 7544, CARTERET—As goes the ' Var- The Barrons led lrj the first GIRLP CLASS "A" LEAGUE sity, ^o goes tha Jayvees, quarter but once the) Blues took Situr's Market Holds the lead In the second period they In Senior League 'HMIIO Glrlis U — Kent 6 points. On Tuesday night at Perth Am- l GIBU CLASS "B" LEAGUB boy, the varsity beat St. Mary's 7 A Game Lead in LOOP I stayed out in front all the way Carteret the Barrons, CARTERFr — In somewhat of Hut Rods 3 — 'MfcCtendon 1J pdnU: Moose's 2, Dig- for No. 14 to avenge an early sear an upset, the St. Elias team of the 14 points; Sharpshooters 4, RamWers 7, Wood- son defeat. CARTERET—The league-lead- 16-7, In the second stanza and ing Sitar's Market won all three also in both the third and fourth National League defeated the All About an hour earlier, the Jay- Stars, current leaders in the veea also posted win No. 14 by games over Koke's to hold its quarters. ,! game lead in the Parkview Anvi'lca nloop, by a 75 to 44 score, flt'i-p ID., Tenn.) hu Butlneu tpokesnen have warned trimming the St. Mary Jayvee In the Recreation Lcag-ue this team, 45-40. Women's Bowling League at the '-'• is drafting legisla- of iiliher price* and unempioy- Academy Alleys. Sandors Sweep to Lead week. Thero'n Carmichael led the scor- '•'11 limit the amount mntVMildnt Oeorge Meany ol Bobby Mullan, son of Burt Mul- ing for the Blues, rinulng up seven in the meantime, the tecond By 10 Games in League •"dividual can contrib- the AfVCIO »»w a possibility ol lan, set the offensive pace by tally- ; field goals and onje foul. Sammy place Team No. 2 kept Its posi- '.il campaigns In any builness actrvlty (alUni ©H during Ing 24 points on eleven field goals SemenKa followeq closely with tion intact by also winning thfee CARTEBET — The high-flying the latter haif ol tlw yew. Sandor's Tavern, victors in their and two fouls. Don Ward came eleven points. * games from Frank's Department Store. last 17 straight games, won by next with 18 points and liia broth- Tracy was high man for St. er, Hal, was third with 16 markers. PUBLISHJNO CO. The results follow;-. a ,'tweep win over Sitar's, to hold Mary's, Lusus, Kurwecki and Kertes STREET Sitar's 485 428 a commanding lead of ten full INSTALLMENT DUE 401 games in the City Bowling League were liish scorers for the losing 354 378 N. J. Consumer time payment debt Koke's 346 at the Academy Alleys. team. Team No. 2 424 459 436 Enclosed please tinA ?3.00 tor one-year rod eby $528,000,000 In December 1 In other matches, iFedlam's Frank's Dept. 361 387 408 to a record total of $31.*52,Q001000 Market and Brady's Tavern both Six months active duty for all subscription to; 478 476 at the end of 1956. This was about Glue's Service 500 scored two-ply wins over Stojka's new National Guardsmen has 345 WDEPENDENT-LBADER $2,500,000,000 higher than kt the Team No. 1 ' 425 315 Tavern and the Falcon Hall re- been ordered by the War Depart- end of 1955. The December gain spectively. CARTSRBT PRE88 M ment. Henceforth, new members followed a slow-up in growth in FAMILY IN COLLEGE The results follow :- of the guard could volunteer for EDISON TOWK8HIP-FORD3 BEACOK October and November and came MT. PLEASANT, Mich.—Oliver Fedlam'8 Market acUve-duty training The new deaplte the fact that automobile C. Porter, of Standish, Mich., Stojka's Tavern order makes such training com- 'nt to: i " graduates this month -with a de- debt showed a drop of $13,000,000 Brady'« Tavern pulsory. and repair and modernization gree in English from Central Mich- Falcon Hall loans were down $4,000,000. The igan College His football player r|M was attributed tg « $347,1)00.' ton will gr*du^te 'in June with I Brown's Insurance President El&nhower has called QOQ fain In d«bt (or consumer i>iathemuti(;s degree, while M». Koltt's Tavern fpr more liberal Federal loitiu lor foods md $158,000,000 in personal Porter will get her sheepskin at Sander's tint relief of hard-hit farmers ami Ml my folk* I m U* Ml ¥» • •»! tir*-Mi louuitt the end of the summer term. Sltar'* ranchers in the Southwest. «rtt» • «ta^ jiginlMl)^ Htl'j^ J CARTERET PR[ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1!>57 KIGI1T

J0E MA8IC Nrw Toy 8 JERSEY SCRAPBOOK * * Sports Quiz Answers We n-nfl m HIP "Biijiinpss Bul- Your Garden OONN THE letin" column Hint a new toy Roy Sherwood cow more and ran ucutally be f Start Gloxinias Now Richard Button milked. Probably It's Just a tax- SCREEN 1 Bulbs of gloxinias nnd tulyriMi.1- Sonya Heinle payer, -- Wnll Slrret Journal. Michigan {bcgonln* can be started "«'«»"!. ..0IIN F0R A COWARD" Ray Blum From the South Pasadena Re- wisdom from a former i For "I>"il.- t-'"' ' K^hiinim Hrp- j \TXn^ more ,h,,n \ A, the .West of the three Keou,, view, South P»«adeaa, California: lent of the United States burn not fp'y '?!rvted four younn a half-inch deep, and in the case !brothels, Fred MacMunayis The President said thrit the Ten* of thousands of Britons have home to roost. It is ur,i, oeaiilirs to :i;jpr,ir with lirr, but of the tuberous bemmiB. .the | weighted down by responsibility Government would have to step had enough. Reports from the :unate that his timely wm^ ras not heeded when they She coached and u'Slrcl \iilh theni. jdiBhed-ln Side should be up. Use1 He is constantly defending Jef- in with direct controls on wages "tight little isle" say that the Tlir usrls are Sue Riinrlall, Dina ipoken 15 years ago, hence '. I 3' j or 4-inch pots. frey'Huntrr, his younKfir brother, and prices unless business and new economic problem thrust on Merrill. D:;i;r ,I..L :.:. ;i;,:! nnd the apparent "coward11 of the labor helped in the antv-lnflatlon the nation by the Suez fiasco have jouid not have the precarit,, I not those and o'her sucites-, nn.. v.^. ...-, - leace we know today. ry Anrlr;-. mpaiRn by using restraint. started the greatest wave of emi- i lions for success with Rloxinias title. He is forever taklna care o The expresldent'j words o[ and tuberous boRonias from Mai- Dan Stockwcll, his belligerent New safety rules are set for test gration in Britain's history. Most people want to go to Canada. Ice: colm Miiurison, specialist in flower youngest brother, and Is almost al- flights. As many as 3,000 in one day have "The gargantuara Jest of ^ •meiir jways at odds with his mot.irr Rising gasoline prices In the listory would be U we shoi He sucRMts, in addition, a soil i (Josephine Hutchinson' whoh?l-s I' V/'V /> W /7M W/" V. S made application to the Canadian United States do not appear to be jive aid to Stalin in the mix!me of 2 parts sterden soil, und the rutig 'd life and wants to (to to MAD/ immigration offices in London. justified by oil shipments to Eu- ;agaln»t Hitler). It we in, 1 pan peatmoss or oak leaf mold. st. Louis. He receives an addltlon- tv MJfiWy Tl/f MAPMfS WfPf The Australian headquarters is 77. Of OfMfJPAL rope since the Suez crisis, accord- .•esult will be the spread ol cur A little coarse sand will help If l shock when he discovers that getting about one-third that num- a /CMZY'S' WWCH C/POSSfO ing to Senator OJMahoney (D., munlsm over the world, wi tK> soil is rather heavy, But don't I jBnice Eule. his fiancee, has eyes ber daily and the New Zealand P!V£f? Wyo.i. 1 urge that we stand nHlM use lime. lnnionly« fofnr his hrotherbrother,. BlesFBlesp. and Rhodesia about 400 per day while these two monsters e? , Keep the soil barely moist at AlthouRh these situations r". not Or Else Specifically, the boost in gas prl III ill'- :ach other. If we stand aside n, first and the potted bulbs where novel In a Western, the work of K a girl expects to win a hus- ces to 88 cents a gallon his made ( time will come when we can, IT ' they can have a temperature of the lending characters, who lak< band, she ousht to exhibit a tjen- travel by car almost prohibitive our own strength, bring 1;. >. about 70 degrees. As they begin to | ^', gXantau'e of the pithy, region- erous nature — or else how gen- Added to that is the prospect tha //PON/~P0MA rOPGf AT peace to the world." Rrow. give them more water. Also, al dlalORUe supplied them, emerges erous nature has been to her.— basic income taxes may go up to Former President Herbert i|r ns the sunlight gets brighter, give as an honest, adult effort. Even Dope Sheet. 47H%. Business taxes in some your plants light shade behind a the "coward," Mr. Hunter, gives Uses have become so prohibltlv er spoke these words on Jm.- thin curtain. a sensitive portrayal of a man of •N Everythlnr that no one will risk launchln 1941. after saying that E;;', I Fertilize Later peace, gnawed by the idea that, Interesting is a disclosure that an enterprise in those lines. Th> now wa« safe from German WHEN you HIT 2 MM As your plants develop stronn as a youngster, he might have jet-propelled planes and missiles story of most emigrants is tha vasion due to Hitler's divci, net OF IVIMWWP-KHIM foliage they probably can use been responsible for the death of are indiscriminate in their fuel opportunity has all but disap attack upon Russia. HVOKOMMIC IUKCTM some fertilizer. Use a weak solu- his father. peared In Britain. They want tc Recently he spoke at the * BLAOES (J*1!) AT WW- requirements, operating on any- ble fertilizer such as 13-3-13. Ap- get out to the New World wher cation of a new boys club in f mi MICE, en rwu The "critters" and the scenery thing from coal oil to Napoleon ply fertilizer according to growth, look Rood in color and the per- they hope to gain the reward cago and said he has no n • NOW brandy.' §punds like night life in When plants srow rapidly, ferti- formances of the cast make this the twentlei. — Richmond Times denied them at home, It is est for the stand he took in I'.III l lize thejn only every two or three an interesting enough film. Dispatch.' mated that as many as 100,00 posing United States involvtW: weeks. Britons will enter Canada in 195 in World War IL Keep soil moist, but not soggy. SLANDER" FerRUnent Work That's three times the number in With the downfall of II A moifit base, such as gravel or Ambitious students who want Mussolini and the empire ' f jj This film takes note of the rapid 1955. ill'. moss In a tray will help provide growth in sales and numbers of to be sure of a durable profes- pan, th« United States staml n 01 m ! * ' * 1 needed humidity. so-called scandal magazines in Not Him sion might API ' abolishing as the only bulwark again- . You can look forward to much this country. "There's something FALLS 10 FLOORS, LIVES war. 4-i The Indianapolis News. • From The Baraesiwe St» spread of Communism, This from Scotland: Little An- Barnesboro, Pennsylvania: Words ;•;; enjoyment from your plants either dirty In everyone's past," is the ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Robert Ran- gus was given a new 10-shilling Open Til 10 P. M. FRIDAY rwvmm along the coast of indoors or on a shady porch. motto of the publisher of a ran son, 23-year-old elevator mech- note for his birthday. Going to the (Washington's Birthday) Brain 10 to lea on peeled-log rafts They'll probably bloom all sum- called "Real Truth," and the film anic's helper, fell ten to twelve local chemist, he had the note Mrs. Comviu called puadM. Centerboard, sail Veteran Post will mer. portrays the publisher's efforts to floors down an elevator shaft, and changed into sixpence and shill- and Itwvtg oar complete the Continued from Page i m present the "facts" about a TV lived to tell about it. Ransom, ings. Then he went across the Hold Dance Tomorrow PUBLIX Certainly! critt'i prfiaiUve design. Mrs. Mamie Oreenwalr The spending program of the :>•-•••puppetee• r (Va;• n Johnsoni, „, ,th e. idol worklnp on the 17th floor of a street to the grocer and received drs. Harold Stern asked (I ' ' . * * • CARTERET — Edward J. Balka, Nation may ive the Presidentjoojf the^smallj.the small fryx , whoswhose lifMfcte Ias all building, opened the shaft door, in- a 10-shillinc note for the change. placed on the maximum B Approilmitely 100,000 new Stephen Ronyak and DouRlfts M. PHARMACY many headaches, but the tens of but ruined by an article reporting tending to turn on a light in the He repeated this several times. oil since they plan to !••. the undeniable fact that, as a eases of tuberculosis are being Zennbia were accepted as new 91 MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE millions of taxpayers will be fel- elevator. The lift was at the Finally his father called him to ive years. heedless youth he was convicted of reported annually, at the rate of members Star Landing Post 2314, low sufferers. — Charlotte Ob- ground floor and Ranson stepped account for his strange behavior, Permission was granted • Tel. WO-8-0809 armed assault. oo* *ju? five minutes. at a meeting Tuesdny evening in server. into space. He fell about five floors and Angus explained: [acuity of Sacred Heart r. No matter that he has since re- before managing to get his arms "Well,'Sooner or later somebody the post home, Three past mem- Jute, East Pakistan'i chief ex- or a program Mny 12 in t. I formed with a vengeance and that and legs around the elevator cable is going to make a mistake and bers were also re-enstated. port crop whose fiber makes cloth School. he, his wife (Ann Blyth) and his which checked his fall but didn't it's not going to be me." and burlap bags, grows 8 to 10 Tonight a movie of the Christ- Andrew R. Saporito, ti, frccklc-faced son (Richard Eyeri stop him. While the friction burn- feet tail. It ts planted in water, mas party and New Year's Eve lugh, applied for a pos;:, ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CENTER are the most clean-living, almost ed his hands, he managed to stop ! About the Scots usually In tjnall jungle patches. party will be shown at 8:30 P.M. :acher. unbearably wholesome types you Scotland is a country where 681-691 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret his fall, opened a door with his j Harvested with long knives, the All members are invited to attend. ever saw. The publisher offers to there are detours at all the toll Principal Herman Hon. feet and swung himself out of the stalks »re tied in bundles and Tomorrow night the post will 1 i suppress the articles if Van will sates. — Bay City Daily Times, iranted permission to a : shaft. left tor three days until leaves hold its annual dance at the post Dancing Every Friday Night I supply him with some choice com- itate conference and i> drop off. Then the bundles are home. Music for dancing will be Kins, a football clinic. I promising bits about a famous placed under water for two weeks. THIS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd: actress. This puts Johnson in a WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO, furnished and refreshments Speaking in behalf of t: 18 GREEN STREET The soft pith of the plant ferments be served. The affair will start ;eret Education Association squeeze and his efforts to extri- and the lung, tough fibers can be cate himself, without hurting any- WOODBRIDGE, N. J. at 9 PJVt. and all members are Mary Czaja thanked the :•• stripped easily from the stalks. asked to attend. members for their devoi u: BARON BOBJCKjndJs Orchestra one ,are interesting, • i Steve Cochran is sufficiently! • Enclosed please find $3.00 for one-year the betterment of the sclu^ • smooth and despicable as the pub- j subscription to: The oldest American college Don't Trust 'Em tern and expressed her good •< Saturday, Feb. 23—Bernie Witkowski & His Orchestra abroad U Robert College in Istan- to the new members. Uisher; and Marjorle Rambeau is • INDEPENDENT-LEADER Sailor — Tomorrow evening I'm 11- OK ST. JOHN'S, RAHWAY) excellent as his mother, who is1 bul, Turkey. Located on the Euro- pean shore of the Bosphorus, it sioing out to East San Diego to se< thoroughly ashamed of him for Q CARTERET PRESS a model home. GOING INTO REVERSE his methods. ' was founded in 1863. • EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON • « • Girl Friend — Listen here, Ed "I wasn't doing forty in.. .THIS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24th: Mold doesn't necessarily mean die, if there is any model to set hour," protested the nw Of Course To be sent to: that cheese has spoiled. Trim off home, you let some shipmate d "Nor thirty, nor even twenf- GALA POLKA PARTY Experiments are t)cin£! made in NAME the mold and rewrap the chees* it. "Here, steady now," intn: Featuring removing the print from news- propwrly. the magistrate, "or you'll b HUMv WOJiN'AKOWSRI & HIS ORCH. papers and using the paper ADDRESS • • • Fooled Him ing into something!" again. The salvaged :nk, too, can One of the deepest "subways" "I turned the way I signalled, (FOR AMERICAN LEGION POST 263) be rearranged into different TOWN in the world is found at a nickel indignantly said the lady, afte words. — Punch. mine in Ontario. More than a the crash. -FORDS mile underground — 5,125 feet — "I know it," sadly said the man this railway tarries men from the "thats1 what fooled me." shaft bottom to their working sta- PLAYHOUSE HI-2-M48 tions more titan two miles away. THURSDAY Thru SAT! Itliij Lovas" 'Price - Smashing' - STATE- (February 2J-23I 'HOLLYWOOD or BUS1 THEATRE With Dean Martin anil Free Airline Woodbrid«e N. J. BIG MID-WINTER Information, Jerry Lewis Tickets Obtained! WED. THRU SAT, NIGHT RUNM li It's more conwnlent wlun we make your Rock Hudson - Lauren Bicall With Ray Danton Reservation, yet It (Saturday .MAT1M I coita no morel Actual "Written On The Wind" ticket price Is all you Extra Cartoons) pay. Ho charge (or our Plus mrvlcc. Robert Mutton-Patricia Wright SUNDAY THRU TUES SCANDAL, INC." (February 24-261 Friday NIU U High School Nile "THE WRONG MAN | Special Kiddie Matinee Sat. With Henry Fonda mil at 2:00 P.M. Vera Miles "TIIK LONE RANGER" "ISTANBUL" Plus With Errol Flynn ;in-l TRIPLE-TRACK, IT THURS. AND SAT. ONLY CARTOONS and COMEDIES Mlis Cornel Borahs SUITS SUN. - MON. - TUES. WEDNESDAY, FEBRI AIM 2 BUSSES and 1 SCREEN Errol Klynn - Cornell Borchers I February 271 "ISTANBUL" "WRITTEN on the WINl TOPCOATS Plus I and Ruth Roman - Sterlinc llayden "HOLD BACK THE N "FIVE STEPS TO DANGER" $1 -j.oo Dishes for the Ladles IMiii. 5 Windows) OB Uit Price Monday and Tuesday ALCOA ALUMINUM WED. THRU SAT. j • Any Size to Victor Mature - Anita Ekbcrg MAJESTIC I STORM WINDOW Giant 36 % 64 "ZARAK" NOW! Plus (Installation Optional $2.00J Fred Mao Murray i Jeffrey Jayne MinsfiAliI m Extruded Aluminum #63ST5 Hunter "GUN FOR A CQWARD" Self-Storing — Fingertip Operation — ricfure-Frame Beauty 10) MAM ST. WMttltMl "THE GIRL CM ! Silop Thursday Till 9 I1. M. SEE IT ON DISPLAY AT LOV/VS' — WHERE YOU Saturday 9 A. M. lo i p. M. NEVER PAY COSTLY SALESMEN'S COMMISSION • OEM IKI ISEL1N, If J. HELP IT" Unfortunately, people do! • We Measure All Jobs • LAST TIME TODAY!! Ol'R NEXT ATTKAti I Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis They say that elephants never forget. However, it'& a well-known fact that people r Fully Extruded 1 \JiITl Theatre DO! Thai's; why it pays the businessman to keep on reminding peoplb who he is, I Carteret, N. i. KM-5960 "HOLLYWOOD or BUST" "WINGS Ol where lie is, and what he has for sale. Best place to do this reminding is where ALUMINUM Combination . . —Also — NOW THRU HAT. June Allyson - Jacv Lemmon THE EAGU people look when they are planning Jo BUY something. That's in the advertis- $ 95 Sal Mineo in "YOU CAN'T RUil AWAY ing columns of these newspapers, where/'most shopping starts. AH of which is to "ROCK PRETTY BABY" FROM ITJl remind YOU that this might be a good tfl:ne to talk to us. Just pick up your phone STORM DOOR 39 — PLUS — FRIDAY THtyU THURSDAY STRAND anil call WO-8-1710 or CA-1-5600. d" Thick) . Errol Flynn in February 22-28 "ISTANBUL" James I)rin, Elizabeth Taylor NOW! Alcoa Aluminum #63ST5 SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Complete Wi|h All Thes* Extras , FEBRUARY 'A, i5, 26 "GIANT" j "SECRETS of the REE INDEPENDENT - LEADER - 1 James CacJiry - Barbara Kxtra Added Fealurette ALUMINUM FRAME ; ~ ^-"~~—---~»^-"— ^ Plus "WEDDING IN MONACO" DOOIt <:HE<;K ) • Any Size up to 3T'x85") 18 Green Street, Woodbridge In Technicolor "IRON PETTICOVI STORM CHAIN /Outside Frame Installa-) 'THESE WILDER YEARS' Grace Kelly - Prince Rainier KNOB UTCII ) tion optional . $10.00 j — Plus — Special Kiddie Matinee SUNUAY and Z GLASSES, % SCREENS U.,^.,^..^,.^..^ ~.-: EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON "THE BEAST OF SATURDAY, I EB. n Exposing the Scan'1'1 I IIOI.I.OVV MOUNTAIN" Jungle Mm In "Valley ol i'.ie llei'd Hunters" • NO DOWN PAYMENT • 3 VEAKS TO PAY WED THRU SAT. 18 Green Street, Woodbridge -- Mi) - "SLANDER" KF.BRUAKV 11 thru MARCH "PIRATES OF TRIPOLI " Itooh Hudson - l^iurtn Bacall 5—CARTOONS—5 ~ Also — "3 VIOLENT PEOPLE CARTERET PRESS A. LOVAS & SONS, Inc. "Written on the Wind" STARTS FRIDAY, MARCH 1 "THE WRONG MAN" — Plus — TUESDAY, FEB. 2-''•'' — Plus — 651 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret 1585 Main Street, Railway FU 8-4756 "TUE NIGHT RUNNER" "TENSION AT TABLE RQCK "SPANISH SKQV- \ stayed with him for a while, he finally SCORCHING PREDICAMENT CARTERET PRESS was forced to bring him back to die, but his brother made him executor of his will. MICROSCOPE lll)lisl,ert Every Friday by Carteret Press Lawrence had also given George his place or,! Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, N. J. in the Virginia Militia, and, in 1752, Telephone Carteret 1-5600 Lieutenant - Governor Dinwinddie gave ON ChnrlM E. Gregory George a commission as Major and Adju- Editor and Publisher tant General, in charge of one of the four siiten iption rates by mail, including post- military districts of the state. COMMUNISM ',. one year, $3.00; six months, *l.5O; three 11 •.,])„ 85 cents: single copies by mall, 10 From this beginning, Washington went ll ( ' ills A11 payable In advance. on to become the General who fought for the philosophy ;mri Hv carrier delivery, 8 Cents per copy. many long and discouraging years against By Dr. ALEXANDER S. ItAUNKY Assistant professor of econo- the action of I ho CPUSA. An i-'ntcrcd as second clasi matter June 8,1924, the British to win American independence. mic* and specialist in Russian analysis of these resolutions can , cutcrnt, N. J., Post Office, under the Act It was largely through his patience, per- affairs nnd ei nnomtrs, Kut- shed much licht on the direction ' • • 1878. serverance and steadfastness thafkthe fers, Thr State l!nivoniity. in which the party plans to move American colonial army was held together EDITORS NOTK: This Is the first nt a scries of three 1lu> ITHI i.^iic fought out at •/ /„> (lolden Road to Washington and maintained an effective fighting force. articles which Dr. Balinky has the Convention was what to do y/niio the excellent transportation and George Washington was chosen to lead . written about the 16th Nation- about the drastic, decline In party al Cnnvrntlnn of thr American membership which has been nnllluinications systems between the Na- the Continental Army over John Hancock, Communists Party which he taking place for the past year. |(lll-, Capitol and the rest of the country mainly because of the influence of John "covered" as a representative There Is no known way of ar« of this newspaper. riving at an met figure of Com- r (1i,vious on various maps and charts, Adams, who saw the wisdom of binding Now thnt the 16th National munist Party membership, past llt s a highly significant and costly, but the South and middle colonies to New Convention of the American or present. In thr hey-day of' known round-trip route that taxpayers' England, which was already in an uprising Communi.st Party is over, it Is communist power in the U.S. — important to take an over-nil in the 1930's and early 1940's — ti,i, take between the states and Wash- against the British. The choice was a wise look nt what it accomplished. card carrier? numbered in the one, Following si lull of seven years, hundreds of thousands. Accord- the 1967 Convention of the Inti to figures given out by both i;, ,rnrchcrs of the New Jersey Taxpayers The victorious turning point of the war 7 CTUSA had been called In re- the P.B.I, and the CPUSA, mem- ..,„-lation have outlined this golden trail for the independence came whenyWashing- sponse to the crisis facini! the bership early In 1956 stood some- where between 20,000 nnd 35,000. ,,lX ninds in a brochure titled "Federal party. It may be a^aln as many ton crossed the Delaware oft December Since that time it has been de- ...Quick Money or Quicksand." This years before another such con- u 25th, 1776, and won a major victory against clave is assembled. Meanwhile clining rapidly until at the pre- illU, how taxpayers' dollars go to the the Hessians, taking 900 prisoners. Then the resolutions adopted by the sent moment tt stands at ap- February 9-12 convention will (Continued on Page Eleven) itil(,n's Capitol where some are peeled off, he crossed to the other side of the river ., „ i he Washington treatment and trans- and won another great victory at Prince- sylvanla after the battle. Prior Princeton helped to determine ,,,,„,,l mto Federal "aid." The Washington ton. These victories, after adverse condi- to the second Battle of Trenton, the fate of this new nation." , itiiKnt includes the addition of adminis- tions and silent suffering on Washington's Washington and his men had re- turned to Trenton from Penn- ,:,.,( costs and Federal controls over how part, brought him the sympathy and ad- HIGHWAYS: — New Jersey is sylvania over the ice, After the among five states which has not ;,, minify is to be spent on state and local miration of the world, and from then on, cannonade between the Ameri- obligated any funds toward par- can^ and British on the evening t,,,n't.s through some 52 Federal grants confidence in their leader increased among ticipation In the Federal Gov- of January 2, Washington held ernment's 13-year huge highway Americans and abroad. Under the Capitol Dome the council of war. construction program. Crowing by leaps and bounds, Federal Today the Douglass House The "Legislature has passed a Washington, however, went through stands majestically In Stacy id. winch totaled less than a half billion By J. Joseph Gribblns bill appropriating $8,738,036 for other trials, especially in 1777, up to and Park, adjacent to the New Jer- su

where they enme from — and strings to any aid. Thereiis also ' AID TO flATES . a loss in tax resources and] In the shrink on the trip. Nation's First President who oppotet any en- sense of local responsibility. The study, by the Ne,w Jersey • I.'..IIC with the label "cdu- These are not Intangible losses ; •"'• "ii it rlak« feint «eet»ei Relations Committee dm* tor Alexander Wiley, of Wiscon- ( Jin flow I 11 Imprinted W Almosphtre liquid 67 Continent window an apprehensive glance, in:-1, 'his session of the Congress 19 Consume. 77 Vust age 44 Pastry (pi.) 68 Fruit of wave of excellent movies contln- knowing that beyond the cabin's water. sin, remains aa Ranking Repub- 30 Nnrrow Inlet 78 Chariots of 44 Macawi blackthorn will lie DO-yi'iir-old Senator Theo- 21 Bird of ancient Brltnn 49 Reels 70 Formerly I ties, the box office won't need to sod roof, gray clouds were gath- Sarah rose and walked to the lican member, and former chair- 51 Surgical 74 Feminine (hue Francis Green, of Rhode Accessories are an importnnt hawk family 80 African cony worry about television. man of the Committee. Other Re- 33 Cuts apnrt Bl Body nf wnter thrtad name ering like mouldy dough, obscur- window to peer out at the blind, Hi-i'i'l, ;i 20-year veteran in the part of any well-dressed woman's 24 Heating 82 Throw II gain 53 Body of 79 Combining Speaking of television, there was ing the frozen moon. black night. Her dream Of the publicans on the Committee in- water Trees For Shore PlanMng complete fertilizer at 1 or 2 wiping them with glycerin or pe- so o pounds per 100 square feet every troleum after each wearing. Plas- ! performance at the Mosque Thea-. visit jt will present three of its! tory. you yet?" reported that farm prices in- Wluit's a good native plant to ,ter, Newark, on Monday evening, , est and most intriguing ballets, j The National Ballet of Canada creased 0.4 per cent during th>- KI-O'A- ai our place at the shore? year. tic belts and bags can be wiped pn Bill—"I'll say they have! First, i April 1. at 8:40 P.M. Under the These will be "Les Rendezvous," i carries a full orchestra directed ' month ended January 15. Tli;.< Tlii:; us u fairly typical question with damp cloth or, if they are I lost my job and went back to soiled, with lukewarm soap suds. | direction of Ballerina Celia Fran- 'wjtn lts music by the French com- by George Crum, a Canadian con- the Old Man's to live; sent my puts them at 238 per cent of the as xnmr of you begin thinking CROP SUPPORTS ' 1910-14 base average, compared tilirmi to providing natural shade Always wipe them dry. •ca. formerly of the Sndlier's Wells poser Auber and choreography by Iductor who has devoted much of children to the orphans' home; Speaking before the Senate Ag- ! Ballet, the company of 70 artists Frederick Asliton; "The Fisher- ! with 226 per cent at the sann around the bench bunsalow or Leather accessories should be his career to operatic conducting. my wife went back to her mother, riculture Committee recently, Ezra since its inception In Canada in, j His Soul." choregraphed rioint; some inexpensive landscap- cleaned with saddle soaping and man arif He has also conducted many of and I shot my dog." , time a year ago. However, price-, Taft Benson, Secretary of Agricul- 1951 has sained the reputation of by Grant Strate to music by Harry ih1;. softening treatments. Always wipe the television operas staged by the Gene—"That's bad." paid for goods and services by ture, made the suggestion that b one of the best ballet or-s Canadian composer; and mandatory Federal farm price dry and keep object away from orners Canadian Broadcasting Company Bill—"Yes, sir, If times get any farmers increased 0.66 ptr cent The answi' is that only a few , ganizations now touring North ."Offenbach in the Underworld," supports be killed once surplus heat until It is completely dry. Including televised appearances of worse, I'm afraid I'll have to give over mid-December to set a new native |,hints will grow close to America. 'one of the most popular ballets in production and other agricultural Keep costume jewelry in cov- the National Ballet of Canada. up my car." ' high. tiic nci'tin. Donald B. Lacey, ex- Besides Miss Franca, the com- j the company's repertoire with its t c 11 s i u n specialist in home problems are solved. Mr. Benson ered, partitioned containers. Never pany boasts many talented artists gay Offenbach's music, chore- grounds and Raymond P. Korbo- cited recent Department of Agri- wash it in hot water. A t |including Lois Smith, Canada's; graphed by Anthony Tudor. l)D, ornamental horticulture spe- culture reports to back up his con- cloth may be used but no harsh •first native-born ballerina; David : ''The Fisherman and His Soul," c.t!;-,t, surest Bayberry, Red tention that high price-supports cleaners. ("ulur. Sassafras, Beac^i Plum and and Federal controls had set the WiM ('inrry. r stage for accumulation of sur- Sih'i-: poplar als/is good, but pluses. it isn't native and [you can't buy CHRISTENSEN'S 1957 How important it from a nursery. QBut it suckers LANGUAGE STUDY i rwuiily. tiit'v agree, \pd you prob- Only about half the nation's • ably ciii ml suckers from friends 1,700 colleges and universities of-! "T/if Friendly Store" v.i.u liavt silver poplars. fer French. German and Spanish J.ipanese Black Pine and Amer- and only about one-eighth offer are statistics? ic:ir. nolly tan also be grown fair- Italian language studies. High iy t!u-f to the ocean — say, 100 school enrollments in French, [ MID- v.ii Us or more back. German, Spanish and Italian Any other material must be pro-.. reacheda 40 per cent of total high j SEASON CLEARANCE V.-c.ed fiom ocean winds. The west school enrollment in 1915, declined' i.t* of your beach home offers to about 14 per cent in 1949 and | To us, at the First Bank and Trust Company, protection, or you can put up a have remained about the samej statistics—particularly of growth—are only sig- •.v.dltn or glass wall on the ocean since then. Ladies' DRESSES i % to 2/3 OFF nificant when they reflect the friendships we iidb. You can expect shade trees to U. S. MAPPED have earned, the confidence and trust we have be k-ss than, half their normal size After 150 years of hard work, Ladies' BLOUSES Vi to % OFF gained. nlotiK the shore. Notice how their the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur- size increases, block, by block, in- vey has mapped adequately less During the past year, our bank has advanced land from the ocean. The list of than one-third of the nation. Ladies' SWEATERS Vi to y2 OFF 71 plaies in the ranking of all the larger banks in the United States. In size, we have jumped ELECTRONIC 'BRAIN' Ladies' SKIRTS % to % OFF The Army lias announced that from the 592nd place to the 521st—evidence, we it lias added an electronic brain feel, that our warm and understanding adher- to a racjar device to help locate Ladies' Quilted ROBES Vz OFF ence to the principles of sound operation is be- faster the source of enemy mortar f 'I REMEMBER.": coming more and more Widely accepted by those fire. With new equipment, the EVTI:EOLDT;M:RS operator notes the "blip" regis- we are privileged to serve. Ours has been con- tered on the screen by a shell, From Merl Sage, Pleasant SHOE SALE sistent advancement, steady enlargem3nt of our then centers hairlines on the blips, Valley, Cambridge, Vermont: I area of usefulness to this and surrounding remember as a small boy the presses a button and the elec- . communities.. tronic computer gives an instant crisp Autumn weather that caused my father to say, "We better get FLORSHEIMS «* >• >•»» 14.00 to 15.80 reading. out the Bee Box, son, It's time to • Our ambition is not alone for growth, but hunt wild bees." Anyone that has Men's SHOES **»«» 3.99 - 5.99 - 6.99 rather to fulfill to the best of our ability every *$ followed the age-old art of bee hunting would thrill to these onportunity open to us to be helpful within the wWds. Infants' & Children's SHOES** ^2.99 to 4.99 limits of sound banking practice. We are confi- '1 well remember the warming dent that our facilities can accommodate every up of the new day, the sugar or Women's! SHOES v—i. « 2.99 to 5.99 honey on the piece of comb in one v— MM 2.99 legitimate banking need which m&y arise, and side of the bee box, the open top that you—as have thousands ofi others-f-will' of the other side; the catching of a likely fpoking honey bee on a find here sage guidance and sympathetic |oun- goldenrod ... then shutting the sel for whatever your financial requirements lid so the bee would crawl under BIVIIG 1 SAVINGUffll11 S ON MEN'S WEAR! the partition and find the honey, may be! We would look once in a while to Special Lot of Men's Reg. $4.00 see if hi was filling up. If he was, • We cordially invite you to epjoyt; the rsame we opeijjed the top; if he wasn't, experience afe have all those whp hafe be«n re- we darkened it so he would crawl COLORED SHIRTS *2-°° sponsible for the growth we have shown. around and find it. When he wa: JACKETS full, we would set the box on a Good Selection of Keg. $4.00 stump or a rock and open the top. Out would corn* the bee and usu- Reg. NOW 00 ally he'd soon come back with a fellow worker, We always sprin- $17.95 $1000 FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS *2- kled blue chalk dust on the first CLEVELAND 85** bee so we could time his trips .and . SI.00 see!how long it took hjm tp go to $19.95 $12-00 $ 00 ! "?/ie Bank with Alt the S«rwicei" ' his/ tree, When he had made a trip or two, we were ready to $1500 STRETCH SOCKS 69c-3•* 2 $22.95 ^ [. fullow, t Keg. ¥2.50 iRsr BANK AND TRUST COMEWY When he got* back about the $29.95 $18-00 fourtli timu, we'd shut him in and 49 head for the place where we lost ELASTIC BEITS *1- PERTH AMBOY.HJ, • him in the distance on his last Nearby towns- trip. Another wait with the box Use Our New Parking Lot «t Rtar Entrance open and he'd come 'out mad, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation just a few cents circle to orient himself, but again come back. When you get a bee STORE HOURS: Phoning is a bargain working this way, you can find OPEN THtS THURSDAY wherever you call! bis tree.' ChristUfmstensm EVENING TIL » P. M. In observance of the birthday of George Washington, (K.ud taulrlbullun. li> IU< column u 'Night and Sunday rate. Pfct Old Timer, Cummunity Prill Sirv- CLOSED ['HIDAY our first President, our bank will be closed February 22. ft I. Dai HI. fru.Ui.rt. I* ' 3 minute station call from (WathlngUmS UirUitla/) Depart men I Stare It will be open from 9 until 2, arid from 6 until 8, on ThiiM- New Bruniwick. 10% JU OPEN SATURDAY day, February 21. iwi iiu:Uukd, 97 MAIN STRKKT If OOim U. 8. and Brazil auree on rais- TIL 8 P.M.

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Pour Salt 4 tabtat&ons flour Chairman, 3 regs Poster reminded the dclcgutes dnys; for obtaining a license under Most aouftle.s are a combination ?. [",i .poons of finely chopped into n wtll-grcaatd baktlijj dish 1 teaspoon suit i\i cup* thredd«d cocoa nut a, ,„ 7| Foster, strewed such that our prosperity was only Illu- a false name, six months; for op- of a thick white muce and PKK:!. crisp bacon i and bake-, Few grains pepper II,,. corruptlve eflects sory, stemminit from America's eratiiv; a car after his license had with variations of flavor, and with ' '.'. tablespoons of finely chopped 1 teaspoon avnllla 1 cup milk ism" and "capitalist •war-like Imperhilism which been revoked, 30 days; for giving the addition of other Ingredients onions or chives Crab Meat Souffle Melt butter, add flour, sugar and l cup nratrd cheese could not lnst much busier lie >* ,',,, well as, "the pro- an improper address, $8.75. to make them sweet or savory as | fiir well-heaten e^g yolks Itno 2 tablespoons fat milk. Cook over hot v&ter, stirring 4 n;gs |lv of the Qovern- drew an analog between t.ii'p the occasion di'mnnds. | thr white sauce. Combine with constantly. Cool slightly and add | 3 tablespoons flour 1 cup corn _ "the Party." boom of the 1920s which brouRht DWELLING UNITS The sauce Is mmle first and (it her ingredients. Fold In stiffly % teaspoon suit well-beaten egg yolks Fold In Heat fut adrl flour, salt andp«f- [• (General Sept about "Loveatone npportuiislm" A total of 1,120,000 dwelling cooled slightly. Then the well- beaten egg whites. Bake. (T. Add milk, gradually and cock ,,',,, (Editor Of th« . ... and the war prosperity of the units were put under construction boatcn egg yolks are added. Just 1 oup milk Turn into a grcued baking dish | over hot water, stirring cooit^Dttt 1940's which jjHvr; us "Browder in 1956, according to the Labor placed greater emphasis before baking, the stiffly beaten Chicken Mushroom Souffle Vi cup soft bread crumbi and bake. urnn thick. Add nrated cheew »^4 revisionism." Foster warned Department, which points out that .. forces as the aritl-Sta- whites are folded into the sauce. .1 tablespoons butter ox other 2 cups flaked cooked crab meat Serve with lemon sauce | mix well. Add well-beattn «f| against a similar error today. As this was the eighth straight year ,,,,, soviet policy In Bake in an oven 325 degrees for fat 3 «gg» Chooolatt SouKU Ivnlks Add corn. Blend. Foty fc ial far as he is concerned world In which housing starts had passed .. , d the isolation of about 50 minutes. 4 tablespoons flour 2 teaspoons minced parsley 3 tablespoons butter ,h. s.iffly i.ea en esg whltM. m capitalism continues to sink; n the million mnrk. However, the ':• cup mushroom soup, con- Heal fat, add flour, salt and pep- 4 tablespoons flour ] P ur nto Ricrtscd baking ini,miwi\s from the matn- fact which when it becomes ap- 1856 homebuilding rate wa« down Spinach Snuffle densed P9r. Mix well, Add milk gradually 1 cup Witk HiV.' 3 '.ve at oiice. '„( American politcal life. parent will reverse the tide of 16 per cent from 1955 and 8 per 1 cup cooked spinach 'L> cup milk. and bring to boiling point, Add > teaspoon salt ]indpiil isue debated at declining purty membership — cent from 1954. With allowance 4 3 egas 1 teaspoon chopped parsley bread crumbs and cook 2 minutes 2 squares chocolate, melted Candid Comment National Convention — he says. for population growth, the depart- 2 cups medium white sauce '•2 teupoan Worcesterthlrt longer. 4 egga When opportunity knocks. v-i-rsc the tide of falling ment said, the 1956 homebuilding On this question—on the con- (made by using 4 level tablespoons sauae Take from fire and add or&b \i cup mgar only means the new ,',,'p _ may not even rate' was the lowest since the tinuation of the Communist of flour. 4 tablespoons of baeon fat 1 cup oaoked chicken, ahopptd meat, well-be^it«n egg yolks and ' taupoOn vanilla chimes aren't working. — ,,„ cienr to the 300 dele- years right after World War II. 2 Party in Its present form — Pos- and 1 teaspoon salt) fine1 Strest Journal. ,,,,mling the sessions. The parsley. Fold in stiffly beaten egg Melt butter, add flour and milk, , mCicaiice of the debate ter came out the victor- at the expense of the Dennis-Qntes "DRUNK" FISH ,1,1,,, under a heavy blan- faction. The delegates voted al- MAY3VILLE, Ky-There may i .h sounding phrases lM most unanimously to continue have been a lot of "drunk" fish _. > 111 ideological content their party as a Marxist, revolu- in the Ohio River recently, when i.nsity of the factional tionary organization. a barge, loaded with 15,000 gal- 'jrurt'i'i Foster on one side lons of grain alcohol sank while It Open 9 to 9 Washington's Birthday ,, mid Gates on the But Dennis' and Gates' day |M1S was not far off. was belrn; turned around to make A n >o[icned by the mod- towing easier. Owners of the barge ,,,,,,. and conciliatory ap- The State Department is urged said it WHS doubtful whether any to prevent to use civilian leaders. of the cargo could be salvaged. of the -, communist Party. I important question ,:;:•,:ilved the very exlst- DEAN'S GIGANTIC CHAIN-WIDE party. Gates, in an PAYS TO KNOW i, political Affairs, had I it.it it be dissolved and STATE FA*M AGEHX p.i!itl:'ul Action Associa- : nuzcd In its place. It :• view lhat the Amer- .kiii'L class has little re- Nicholas S. Soltoiano ,iv fnvor — that Party iiavi' lost sight of that 60 Lehigh Avenue, Avenel, N. J. ;,>•;;• own isolation from Telephone WO-8-8351-M ,,!i .-.ocicty — and that the !: .ids could be made by !,, approach through poll- ution and education. :id;!i • that as "right-^lng •:-,MII." Foster strongly de-

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/A- 'A CARTERET PRF,::;; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY M, 1DI7 PAGE TWELVE LEOAI, NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES I.KOAL NOTICES LEGAL NOBtCER Cypress Street, and running then-1 ' Northerly nlong said renter line <,f , ofTlce of th« MlddloMi county Board ...„ .inn,, ill r«li™«.l to the Inter-1 Nathan J^« ^'^MrT'.nd ( of Electloln. Perth Am boy National press 8treot to a point and Inters,..," Flunk BiillrtlnR, Perth Amboy. N ,1. with the ltd»t.erlv line of Wntiiuv•'' TELL US VOUR r. i,u,,r i,^nnb nnd mntlmilng ln 1 Notli-e of change of reBldnnrp nr npie Avenue; running thenre (2) Nun"..' to the Mund tlon alone «Hlrl N along sulfl Easterly line of Wasliii,,., Application for transfer of rrdstntilon NirniKiiL lHilti : ,w *... - Street to" Thom.ll 1 Street to Thom.ll "•"": ""£? ^ Avenue to a point and Intersem,,,, '' Health ^i' iM hr made either hy written request Sound, thence (3) Easterly nntl North- thence (21 Northerlly alone snlrt 111 n- 5 PRQBLEm the Southerly line of the Brady 'i,. 1 forwarded to the Municipal Clrrk or,,..,; orly, ,nloii K„ the srilrl Stnton lAland Sound to Burke Street, running all Street as extended Easterly; running n,,* AM) III W rtLI IT M TO HILP OTW" M tMVHC TNIMl the County Board of Election" on forms j i,o the place of ncgtnnlnn. thente (3) Wfntcrly alone Raid Burke provided hy «ald Municipal Clerk or by | Street to Washington Avenue, running (3) Westerly along Bald Brady Hn,. , culling in person at the Offlre of the I DISTKICT NO, 4: - (Votlnn place, the Southerly line of lands now nr •, SY JOHN end JANE STRICKLAND thethencn e ||4)) Northerly along »alrt WaVh- Munlclpnl Clerk or County Flonrcl of cievelnnrt flrliool) BFniNNlNO nt the t( o Randolph streetStreet; merly of the Amjflnan Oil Con,;,' .- j „—. «... i i«>».,..iinn nf thp HniithwfKt corner Ington Avenue to a point nnd Intersection win, ,;' | Election* Rt 4« Buyurd Btreet, New IntpIntprnprtlor n nf thp Honthwt ruiiiiniK i,.T.,..- 151 Easterly nlong said running then™ center line of Flllmore Avenuj; run,,'." Brunswick. N. J., or at the olflre of the of Larch Street, thmre II) Southerly Randolph atreel «< Heald Street: run- to do—bear it, she made up her Pershlng Avenue nnd continuing thonre (4) along the center )\, ,'"} Hrnnr of our liMdinn doctors attempt suicide. Many of the oth- ANDRA DORRINGTON, Un- Middlesex County Bonrd of Elections. Pershlng n inuing ning thence I Hi Northerly aloim said t li t Stnten Inland Flllmore Avenue tn a point and v..,' derclilT Avenue, EdRPwater, mind to do just that; but shePerth Amboy National Bank BIUWUIIK. In n RtralijlH line to Stnten Inland Heald Strert to Roosevelt Avenue; run- hart* come to the < ^elusion that ers developed types of mania S along jectlon with the center line of Cur,,! Perth Amboy, N. J., up to nnd includ- Sound, thence (Jl WesterlWesterly g ning theme "I Easterly along said which required more serious treat- New Jersey, had been married made another decision: never to Stnten Islnnil 8muvl to the Westerly Avenue; running thence (Si &„.."; ing September 28, 1857. Roosevelt Avenue tn Pershlng Avenue, the miirh-tiilkori it bout tranquiliz- let anyone become important boundary line of the Borough of Cnr- along center line of Cartcret A. ,' ment and hospitallzatlon. At, least ten years when »he felt her mar- running thence Southerly nlong iim di'int* arc vobbinn American* enough to her to ruin her life, or terct; thence 13) In a general Northerly to the point or place of beglnnln ' 400 of the group suffered these riage wa« about to break up, Why, NOTICE direction nloNK the boundary line of said Pershlnn Avenue to Nor and Maple of the tension, nlertness. worry l» hereby given thm the District Elec- Streets to the place or point or Be- DISTRICT NO. 11:—(Voting reaction*. »he didn't know. Naturally »he even to make her discontented the Borough of Curteret to Roosevelt Carteret Bus Service Terminal ,.,,,. tion Boards in and for the Borough Avenue; thence. (4) Easterly along ginning. nnrl Icar which traditionally and disagreeable. Railway.) BEOINNINO at the lnr,.r'"| Another group ot 120 felt so became very unhappy, morose, if Cnrteret will «U »t places hordn- Rooaevelt Avenue to Arthur Avenue The morning after she made ifter designated OB DISTRICT NO. 8: - (Voting pja<">, tion of the center line of Blair ivjf sliarpenrd their ability to defend good after taking the pill* that even disagreeable. Her husband where the Southwesterly houndnry line with the Southerly boundary lit,,. , J this last resolve, she got up in a TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1957 of the Borough of Cnrteret meetR rame; Nathan Hale School) BEOINNIJTO at thi'mseive.s in, timo* of danger. they failed to follow up with other w«« reacting in much the same petween the hours of 7:00 A. M. nnd the intersection of Roosevelt Avenue the Borough of jCarterct and run ,,!L pleaisnt mood (although it WM thence (5) Northwesterly nlotiK said thence ID Easterly and SouthPnv,.;! Tlirsi' nre thr slims which possibly medical measures and became way. But she felt that he had the ,:00 P, M.. Eastern Standard Time, for boundary Jlne to Larnh Blrret; thence and Hayward Avenue; running thence the puipoM of conducting a (1) Northerly nlong Haywud Avenue along said boundary line to a poi,,. ,'JI advantage: he could get away forced). During the day her (8) Northenaterly Blong Larch Street the Easterly Right of Way line m '™ lurk in thr unscientific use of the much worse than before. QBNERAL ELECTION to the place of Beginning. in emended to a point on the South- from it all for houri every day, pleasantness became more real. to vote upon candidates Tor the follow- erly shore line of the Rahway River Central Railroad of NEW Jersey; • "happiness pills." say two psychia- Doctoft are ln faror of tighten- ftlng thence (2) Northerly sloiiu which hours he itretched to In-She did everything that day with ing offices: running thence [2> Southeasterly along 1 ing .UP on the use of the drugs. DI8THICT NO. 5: - (Voting place. the several courses ot said shorn line Right of Way line to the Souther! trists who have observed 8,200 the thought of keeping happy and Governor of the Rahway River; running tb They suggest a more thorough clude most of the early evenings. State Commlttmman and Cleveland School.) BEOINNINO at theof Rahway River to a point of Inter- people inking trnnquilizcrK making her family happier, Intersection of the center line of P«r- section of the same with the extension 13) Westerly alone said line »r . examination of patients before the That was' all right with her, (or State Commltteewoman Rahway River to the center |h,. from each party shlns Avenue with the center line of ot Charles Street; running thence (ill These doctors tell us that al« This went on tor many days, ea pills are prescribed. A move Is she hated the light of him when Washington Avenue and • running along said Charlos Street as '*<*a<* Casey's Creek; running thenrr 3 Assemblymen Southerly along said Creek to the v., though the pills themselves are needed to have drug manufac- he did come home. then, for what at the time seemed 1 Surrogate thence (1) westerly along said,center to Roosevelt Avcnuei running thence lfhe of Washington Avenue* to a point (4) Westerly along said Roosevelt Ave- erly boundary line of the Born\n\ nnt nt fault and nre'poteitfiallyof But like many married couplei •n unaccountable reason, her hus- 2 Members to the Board of Carteret; running thence Hi turers Initiate public education Chosen Freeholders and Intersection with the center line ot nue to Hayward Avenue, the point or ! use in medicine, there Is evl- of their age, neither of them could band became, first affable, then Cypress Street, running thence 12) place of Betilnnlng. Southerly along said boundary lin campaigns • about tranqulUzera 2 Members of the Borough-Council the center line of Roosevelt Avi • downright agreeable. That made The polling places for th» various Southerly along the center line of Cy- afford to think of a separation. prens Street to a point and Intersection running thence Ifli Westerly aloir it easier for her to hold to her words tnd election districts of the DISTRICT NO. 9: - (Voting Place. center line of Roosevelt Avenu effect* which constitute danger to There were three children to be Borough of darterct are as follows: with the center line of Ai» Street, run- some state liquor agencies as to ning thence (3) Westerly along the Nathan Hale School). BKOINNINO at the center line ol Blair Road; riu both the individual and to society. reared, fed, clothed and educated, resolve. Also, she noted that the DISTRICT NO. 1:-(Voting place. center line of Ash Street to » point the Intersection of the center line of thence (7) still Southerly alum: the effects of alcohol. Washington School). BEOIUNtNO nt Among the |).200 people studied not to mention her husband'* mo- children were more manageable. and Intersection with the division line Burke Street with the Easterly line of center line of Blair Road to the Si , the Junction of Not Creek with Staton between the Borough of Carteret and Washington Avenue and running erly boundary line of the Boroui the followinj: dansers were ob- ther who had to live with them. After • couple of months, she Island 8ound; running thence (1) in V. S. FARM LOANS 'Voodbrldge Township; running thence thence ID Easterly along said line of Carteret and the point or p!a.. says no one would have known a Westerly direction alonK sold Noe's Burke Street to the center line of served : (Sandra says she wants to give 14) Easterly along said division line to beginning. The Agriculture Department has Creek to Pershlng Avenue; thence (21 Heald Street; running thence (ii credit here to one mother-in-law: them for the same family. a point And Intersection with center nce 1. Danpor to the health and Northerly, along Pershlng Avenue to Northerly along said center lnc DISTRICT NO 12 (Voting plarr \< developed into one of the nation's this one did all she possibly could Now she Is again very fond of Roosevelt Avenue; thence (Jl Westerly line of Larch Street; running thence School)—BEOINNINO at the im,- even the lives of persons who re- 15) Easterly along center line of Larch Heald Street to the center line largest single lender of funds to to make life more bearable for her husband and he definitely along Roosevelt Avenue to the Westerly RooBevelt Avenue; running thence (31 tlon of the center line of Carterc \ act "abnormally" to the drugs. line of Charles Street; thence |4) Btreet to a point nnd Intersection with nue with the center line of c, the center line of Pershlng Avenue: Easterly along Bald oenter line of 2. Danger to the patient's phi- private citizens and is also one of all the family). shows his old-time affection for Northerly along Charles Street nnd Roosevelt Avenue to the center line of Street and running thence (I) K. continuing ln a straight line to therunning thence ifii Northerly along the I erly along the center line of C\ losophy of morals and emotions. the biggest distributors of cash Since there was but one thins her. center line of Penning Avenue to theHayward Avenue; running thence (41 Rahway River at a point where Deep Northerly along said center line of Hay- Street to a point and Intersection i 3. Danger to the physician and grants, subsidies and payments, Creek empties Into mid River; thence center line of Washington Avenue, Lhe the center line of Ash Street; tin., point or place of beginning. ward Avenue and extended to the to medicine generally because doc- It Is estimated that the depart-SHOW APPRECIATION Before deciding on that one final- (5) Southeasterly along the Rahway Southerly line of the Railway River; thence |1) Westerly along center River to Staten Island Sound; thence of Ash 8treet to a point and in: - ment, in carrying out its many DUBLIN, Tex. — Farmers and ly, Brynner left for Paris to dis- DISTRICT NO. 8: - (Votlrg place. running thence (5) Westerly and tors nre being subjected to enor- (() Southerly along 8taten Islnnd Southerly the varlouB courses along tlon with the division line betwer ranchers recently held a thank- cuss another picture with Anatole Sound to the place of Beginning. High School). BEOINKINO nt the In- Borough of Cnrteret nnd Woodk mous pressure to prescribe the farm assistance program, will have tersection of the center line of Burke said Southerly line of the Rahway River to the Easterly line of the Right Township; mnnln« thence (3i v. pills. made loans totaling $3,500,000,030 you party for railroad officials who Litvak. Street with the Easterly line of Wash- erly along said division line i DISTRICT NO. 2: — (Voting place, ington Avenue and running thence ill of Way of the Central Railroad of New 5. Danger to society because it to farmers and their organizations cut freight rates on hay shipped Jersey: and running thence (6) South- Easterly right of way line of the i LEGAL NOTICES Columbus School). Beginning at the Southerly along the Easterly line of Branch division ot the Central I is bolus led to believe that no one by the end of the current fiscal Into this drought-stricken area. Junction of Staten Island Sound and Washington Avenue to the center lino erly along said Right of Way line to Noe's Creek; running thence (1) West- the Southerly property line of lands road of N J; running thenre i| year, June 30. It also predicts that The railroads made a voluntary of Cypress Street; running thence (2) Northerly along said right of w«\ ever should have to be afraid or NOTICE! erly along Noe's Creek to Pershlng Easterly along the center line of Wash- of the American Oil Company; running cut of $14 a ton on hay. This cut Avenue; thence (2) Southerly along thence (7) Easterly along said line cf to the southerly line of lands i>: feel anxiety. It will extend $3,130,000,000 ln is hereby given that the District Elec ington Avenue to the center line o( American Oil Co; running then. tlon Boards ln and. for the Borough o Pershlng Avenue to New jersey Termi- Pershlng Avenue; running thence (3) the American Oil Company lands to loans during the following fiscal plus a Government subsidy, kept nal Railroad; thence (3) Easterly along Easterly, along said landa of Ann It srems that about 80 of the Carteret will Bit at the placet herein Northerly along center line o( Pershlng the point of Intersection with the ranchers, farmers and dairymen the New Jersey Terminal Railroad and Southerly line of the Bradley TrBCt of Oil Co., to a point and Intern 8.200 became depressed enough tovear. after designated on Avenue to the center line of Maple with the center line of Flllmore TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1957. across the lands of I. T. Williams Com- Land; running thence (81 Easterly in Texas from going broke, pany to the mouth of Tufts Creek Street and Noe 8trcet; running thenc nue; running thence (6l Sovr ..... between the hours of 7 A. M. and 8:CH (4) Westerly along the center line of nlong said line of Bradley Tract to Ihe '~ito the Staten intersection with the Easterly line of along the center line of Flllmore ,\v.' A group of financiers recently P, M., Eastern Standard Time, for th North I Maple Street and Noe Street to ihe nue to ft point and Intersection purpose of conducting a ,„,,,• i center line of Thornall Street; running Washington Avenue; running thence (9) Southerly along said Easterly line the center line of Carteret M 1 offered Yul Brynner $1,000,000 to PRIMARY ELECTION erly along Staten Island Sound to thethence (51 Northerly along the center running thence 17) Easterly nlor.,: for the nomination of candidates OL place of Beginning. line of Thornall Street to the center of Washington Avenue to the center THE SMART MONEY * produce, direct and star in a movie line of Burke Street and the point of ter line of Carteret Avenue to a the Democratic ticket and the nomtna I line of Burke Street; running thence and Intersection with the center . of the great Italian hero, Quiseppe tlon of candidates on the Republlcai DISTRICT NO. 3: — (Voting place, j 16) Westerly along the center line of beginning. ; of Cypress Street, the point or ; • Garibaldi. Yul would portray four ticket to be voted at the ensuing Gen Columbus School). BEOINNINO at the Burke Street to the said Easterly line of beginning. ON OLDS! eral Election to be held on Tuesday, ! DISTRICT NO. 10: — (Voting place, Junction of Tufts Creek and Staten of Washington Avenue to the point or PATRICK POTCCM members of the Garibaldi clan. November 5, 1957, as hereinafter listed High School I. BEOINNINO nt the Island Sound; running thence 11)- place of beginning. Borough i and for the election of two members, Intersection of the renter line of Car- Westerly along Tufts Creek to the New I — teret Avenue with the center line of C P. 2 22-29,57 me man and one woman, of the local Jersey Terminal Railroad and rontlnu- < DISTRICT NO. 7: — iVotinK place, County Executive Committee of the LOSE UGLY FAT Democratic Party from each election district, for a term of one year, and two members, one man and one woman, IN TEN DAYS of the local County Executive Com- mittee of the Republican Party from each election district for a term of one Save Money on the Purchase of a Piano or Organ OR MONEY BACK year. If you are overweUht, here Is the fir? Governor really thrilling news to come along li State Committee-man and years- A new and convenient way to ge State Commltteewoman rid of extra pounds easier than evei from each party Come to...GRIFFITH'S so you can be as slim and trim as yoi 3 Assemblymen want. This new product called DIA 1 Surrogate TRON curbs both hunger and appetite 2 Members to the Board ot No drugs, no diet, no exercise. Abso Chosen Freeholders lutely harmless. When you take DIA 2 Members of the Borough Council TRON, you still enjoy your meals, stll eat the foods you like but you slmpl; NOTICE Washington's Birthday Sale don't have the urge for extra portion! Is hereby given that qualified voters end automatically your wetgtit mus' of the Borough of Carteret not al- come down, because, as your own doc- ready registered ln said Borough under TOP-DOLLAR VALUE TODAY! tor will tell you, when you eat less, yoi the laws of New Jersey governing per- weigh loss. Excess weight endanger: manent registration may register with This Year's Annual Event Will Be Held On HIGH RESALE TOMORROW! your heart, kidneys. 80 no matter whai the Borough Clerk of the said Bor- you have tried before, get DIATHON ough of Carteret at his office &t any Oldjmobile for '57 glvn you a big dirTwincc tn and prove to yourself what It can do time between Wednesday, April 17, 195", value at nidi a small difference in price—with law- D1ATRON Is sold on this OCARANTEE and Thursday. September 26, 1957, on level styling, safer, smoother ride and more powerful You must lose weight with the first which latter date the registration books paeknge you use or the package costs THURSDAY (February 21st) performance. Be our gueii for a Rocket Test I will be closed until after the forth- you nothing. Just return the bottle to coming General Election on Tuesday, Open until 9 P. M. your druggist and get your money back. November 5. 1957, or at Middlesex DIATRON costs $3.00 and Is sold with County Board of Btectlons, citizen - COME IN! YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT - this strict money back tiltrantee by- Building. -46 Bayard Street, Hew Bruns- wick, N J, at any time between FRIDAY (February 22nd) n i)'5 IDGE AUTO SALES KOCHEK DRUG STOR$ Wednesday, April 17, 1957, and Thurs- <5 Railway Arc, Woodbrid^e WOodbridge 8-0100 > 55 Washington St., Cuteret, N. f. day, September 26, 1957, during the Open until 9 P. M. Mill Orders Filled following hours: Dally, except Satur- day, from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M., or at the SATURDAY (February 23rd) Open until 9 P. M.

Rented, exchanged, rebuilt used pianos. Some new floor samples and discontinued models.

Tms is our 27th Washington's Birthday Sale. The Tallies offered are so unusual and the success of Our Washington's Birthday Sale so "How Your Community Chest outstanding that it has been imitated by stores everywhere. But what makes Griffith's Washington's Birthday Sale different and so successful is the wide choice of world-famous pianos at such money-saving prices. Our rental department and our piano mechanics spend many Dollars Will Help During 1957" months in preparing for this annual event. We sell and rent the finest makes of pianos, exclusively represent many of them in North Jersey. We trade-in some excellent makes of pianos and organs on sales of On Monday, February 18th, the membership of the Raritan new instruments. Our expert repair men recondition, rebuild, refinish; Bay Area Community Chest and Council approved tb/e action • adjust and regulate every one of these fine musical instruments so of the Board of Directors recommended by th«; Budget Sale includes that they are practically as good as new, sometimes better than they sub «efl-tam makes as ever were before. Some of the spinet pianos are samples and have Committee, outlining the expenditures during 1957 of • STEWWAY KMBE been reduced. We have many styles and finishes. Every piano in thn Dji 104,000.00, contributed for the 1957 United Red Feather Cam- GBIFFITH WINTEI sale is a reliable, dependable musical instrument. Every piano and HISETTE STECK . paign by Individuals, Firms, Clubs and Organizations in Perth Am- KMKJUIER EMERSON organ is guaranteed. boy, Carteret; the Woodbrldge Area, including Fords, Hopelawn ajid CH1CKB0NG •ttSONlrlAMLII WUMJTZU idMBAU. Keasbey; also the Sayreville Area as follows: SOrMER HARDMAI HALLET t DAVIS LESTER HUNTINGTON »d gun ottos 1957 ; Communities GRAND PIANOS Allocations Served SPINET PIANOS Small Down Payment • Balance To Suit j&oy Scouts $13,75)0.00 8 Y.1VJ.C.A. 2O,925|oO Y.M.H.A 16,350.00 Salvation Army 12,600.00 8 Catholic Charities 7?000.00 L kiddie Camp v ; 2,300.00 8 HjS.0. . , 900.00 8 OIK.WS ,, Kit habilitation Hospital • 1,000/00 8 (|IS B) Community Chest & Council 10,003.70J 8 HAMMOND • WURUTZER • MINSHALL 1957 Campaign 9,071.30 8 LOWREY ORGANO

Because of the contributions received, it will be possible to help more pro;pie during 1957 in accordance with the service provisions of 8 Small Amount Down • Balance To Suit Mt-mbtr Agencies united in ONE DRIVE. Thank You One And All! SOLOVOXES (used) $195 up JOHN E. MADSEN, PRESIDENT "The Muric, Center of New Jertey" GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY Raritan Bay Community Chest and Council, Inc. IXCI.USIVK STK1NWAY KEFKESENTATIVKS IN NOKTH JFMSFY 605 BROAD STUKET, NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY . Telephone MArket 3-5880 Phone HI-24878 211 SMITH STREET, l'EKTH AMJ1OY O[»eu Tburs. (Feb. 2isl), Fri. (Feb. 22iid), Sat (FeL. 23rd) until 9 P. M, til HET PRESS •AHTE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, !9!>7 PAOE THIRTEEN

You always more at •M ******* ******* * ALL ACMES OPEN LATE I • WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY ******* ******* Fresh, Tender, Lean '§.'• RK LOINS Low, Low Prices Pius S.&H. Green Stamps Portion

Your choice of over 1500 items. See them now at your con- All cut from top-quality, tender young porkers. Rich in vitamins and so healthful! Serve with veniently located S.&H. stamp redemptior. center! Fine giftf for your home ond family. Ideal applesauce or Ideal sauerkraut for an added treat! A meal the entire family will enjoy! Serve Pork Loin with Kraut and Appleiauce GROCERY VALUES Ideal Fancy Sauerkraut 2 "? 35c| Ideal Fancy Applesauce 2 "? 33c Save on HEKNZ Lancaster Brand "U. S. Choice" Beef Famous Foods CHUCK ROAST Ib. HEINZ Depend on Acme's Lancaster Brand Chuck Roast to put "smile appeal" in every pot roost meal you serve, I FROSTED SEAFOOD FEATURES Chicken Noodle or Lancaster Brand "U. S. Choice" Boneless Cream of Mushroom TASTE 0' SEA Ib, Cross-Rib Roast,, 69c Fillet of Pollock pkg. 27c SOUP TASTE 0' SEA None finer at dny price! From finest corn-fed beef!

Lancaster Brand Sliced French Fried Scallops \n 49c HEINZ 35c . 67cFancy Jumbo Shrimp « 99c BAKED Produce at its Best! ^Bakery BEANS California Iceberg Vegetarian or With Pork C 16-ox. *% ftC Cherry Pies 2 con$ AT Lettuce 2 25 § Serve a tasty salad with Hom-De-Lite mayonnaise. Virginia Lee Family Fancy New Jersey large size Sin $1.19 rancy new jersey s ( 49 Fresh Cucumber Sweet Potatoes 3 2S PICKLES U. S. No. 1 Maine Russet Cherry Cream Party Layer 69< Potatoes 2 ^ 49 Supreme Poppy Seed 2 s 43' Rome Beauty Apples C, 39c Fresh Tossed Salad 2 MM- pkB.. 35c BREAD M* *& Save 3c! Special this week! Oven fresh! TOMATOES Acme Dairy Favorites Ideal Fancy Wide Variety of Frozen Foods Hand Packed cam 2 Rindless Extra Sharp Big Economy Sire/ Ideal C Orange Juice 2- 49° CHERRIES Cheese «>79 LII can inuk.es three pints! Ideal Fancy Grade A. Aged one and a half years for real tangy" flavor! French's Buttered Red Bour Pitted ^F cans Bff ^9 Ideal Sliced Swiss Sunshine Cookies Beef Steaks Z:-: 59 DA1RYCREST Cherry Vonillo or Chlrry Mfrfhmo|low Vienna Fingers, 14%-oz. pkg. Your Choice Cheese pkg, 39 holt Oatmeal Cookies, I6-01. pkg. C iqllon Crucery, Dairy, hrotted Food Pricet Uffectlv Through Wed,, Feb. 27lh; Ice Cream 89 Macaroon Cookies, 16-oz. pkg. ali other pricei effective through Sat., Feb. 23 Sugar Jumbles, 16-oz. pkg 39 Route 1 and Green St. Circle, ISEL1N, N. J. CARTF.RF.T FRK8R }\\0F. HI:il" and iliseldse nmnimts (,• hower nnd (iorriiioi1 Meyne.r i'i'- [ ' nevl nvmlh U) line up 1 'I'M conduct ;i ctuitiniii>iis i-hidv liivmre III" Niitiiinnl Amerlrnti 111 nio:i'V :;cn;p\l t'lrnui'.ii Ihelr iu Tli' ciimniisviiin rlnims then spirtivrly Imve drcliired Ihi. county for.TK s:tkin<: a l ""- of III*1 problem n[ olil iiB'1. tli'1 I Li.oii (,'onvinlion in /MlniiHc liviiii's, by :« nnisuro pendins i :III ill ml 4li.').0r0 persons over lifi , rrat'.c! victory m:x! N.ivpinli.'r. - - : : week us Ensllii-'crs Week n:i- commit. inn proposes crcaiiuii ol ( ity from Septi'mbpr 16 to 1!) the Assrm'ily. . . . Honey prortir y in nf ;wy In New Jersey. One tionally nnd In New Jersey. . . Assembly Sp:-iikir Klclrn Mills, a prrmnnonl, coinmis.sioii on ills '•fur. . . . I> posits In com- titin dunrw 1950 in New Jersi CLASSIFIED : diii <>! every 12 persons in the A survey of New Jersey apple or- Momstuwn. in.-i.sts that, no n:l- Aging in the D"p:ulment of mercial nnd savings in New Jer- iinuuntcl to 870.000 pound! {••'M'C is over 65 which is typical chards wi 1 be made during lnt dltional taxes MI b- .iii*UrV-ri at State; a Citizens Council on .v., u.i(i«T Uie Jurisdiction of the wiiih ii^ ii2 per cent above th> (if tin' United Status as a whole, I February by the New Jrr.s^j tills lime. . . Fupil--> i;i New Jer- $1.0!l fur 15 wordi U (of adt. WednfufUj >• A'^lng be e.M,ib!lslied with a Inn.'.' Ri.Htc D-'pnrment of Bankln? v^rv short crop of 1955. . . . \ 'Ilii.s i!;!d» up to 8.6 per cent of Crop KeporiirH Server. ... A sey public HiivJs would he |( .MI h uihlitliinnl word A. M. for the Mint V*tk"$ membership li assist. .:d al.-s-i miil InKuninci' reached $3,840,- resolution creating n Sumln the p:'( I'l'tcd for bank posi- for sale. Rudy's Fishing Tackle tij. tli. commission said. tions iii'liu'iii:: Tellers, and Book- Mfid Repair flhop, 266 Monroe keeping n-nnrtrnpnt. 'Burroughs Street. JUhway. Tel. HA-7-W4. Marino Oporatorsi. Rtsitfllf In 2/7 - 3/28 writitiK as to pxperlpnre, If »ny, mnrir'al static, s.tlnry desired ind THRBf-MJCCE living rapm set, snapshot i'i P. o. Box 9, c/o this complete dining room set, good or. 2-14,31 condition, and 1853 Pontlao four- BUSINESS andlSER VICE DIRECTORY door fully equipped. Reasonable THIS OPPORTUNITY CAN BJ!Call Liberty 8-8951. 2-21 FOR YOU If you wear cos- metics, have pli-aslng personality, NqWH . Very good con- 9 • Music Instruction • • Flurrbing & Heating • • Rug Cleaning • can spend few hours dally, Avon dition.' Call Pulton 8-2177. Ask • Accordion School t t Drugs 21 FOR QUALITY Cosmetics onVrs you a splendid ' ' Enroll your child earning opportunity. Call P^-6- IUNION I..VBKL) SERVICES timv fr>r private P855 ov w.-i-itc P, O. Box 705, Plain- HENSCH'S Irssoni on: Charles Farr field. 2-21 HAYMOMIJiCKSOIS TRUMPH Rug Cleaning HAVING TROUBLE with your Accordion School GUITAR Plumbing - Heating RELIABLE CLEANING leverage? Electric Sewerooter 4 Mi ACCORDION CAFETERIA- New Modern Office • REPAIRING Building, sandwich and salad removes root*, filth, and and 172 Biown Avenue. Ittlln _ SAXOPHONK Electric Sewer Service « STORAGE board. General employe, day work itoppage from clogged pipes GIBSON 9 PIANO CALL lr»lru #nd sewers. No digging, nn Private Accordion Lessons GUITARS • TROMBONE Telephone: • MOTHPROOFING only. Call Fulton 1-3006. ext. 436, ((liven In Y'mr llnmt or Our <)api»g«»—n'pld and efficient. Call itnd Amplifiers • ORUMI Woodbridie 1-0594 • BINDING 2-31, 3« Studio) KM Mam Strict T STUDENT RENTAL PLAN t FRINGING WO-8,8007. 2/7 - 2/28 • Sales. KrntaK Kjihanufs For Information Call HI-MMJ «21 LINDEN AVENUE WO 8-1710 • 1 OK RENT t « Iuu to help you after 4 P. M. 2-14. 21* WO 8-4013 • DOMESTICS ULES: The 1667 baseball sched- Ml New Brunswick Annul, tritt plan, showing you money • Radio & TV Service • • BROADLOOMS rioUSE VOli RT.NT in Wood- ule of your favorite team with h or Products § Funeral Directors • brld;/o O;ik--; N;:rtn; three bed- pocket Purse calendar, is yours New and Used Rugs for the asking, Free, while the Learn to Play the Accordion For Frte Pick-tip and Delivery rooms and • :ir;:••!•. C ill Liberty 8- r.'-'T.l.TK MN^ OF 6951. 2-21* supply lasts. No obligation. Mai: The Modern, AL'S RADIO Call FAnwood 2-5887 • Folders card now. Your Quality Mail O/d.-r 1723 East Second Street Easy Way I Shop, Port Murray, N. J. '.'.-i: & TELEVISION Scotch Plains No Accordion • Billheads IF YOUR DRINKING has neromi rrumpt Kxpert Repair* a problem, Alcoholics Anouv- To Buy RCA tubes »nd Part* hurmral Home On Our Easy Rental Plan t Service Stations * SE^GER inous can help you. Call Markei Batteries • Letterheads 3-7538 or write P. O Rm "" Inlfrnatlonnl, modern »nd diulcnl WIXTKK CAHNIVAL 46 Atlantic Street music Uiulit to beglnneri »nd »d- Woodbridge. 2/7 - 2/28 vanred sturtmts. Agents tor »U top- Si PERSHING AVENUE und • Programs Carttret, N. J make accordions, CAKTERET, N. J. TOM GARAGE VALUES! DARAOO'8 Venetian Blinds AOTO DRIVING SCHOOL We carry • full line ol Muikul A. Kuib, Jr., Prop J. P. Gardner A Son • Booklets Marhincs Taken in for Instruments and Acccssorln Lar«ut and Oldest In Count; Telephone KI 1-5715 Telephone KI-1-5089 485 AMBOY AVENUE Trade Hydramatic, Fluid and Standard Window and Porch 280 McClellan St., Perth Ambo> • Cnmhinntion Aluminum Vettb Ainlwys Oldest Woodbridge 6 Announce- CaU HIllcrMt 2-nm Windows and Doors Accordion Cenltr As Low as $22.35! II Years At the game Location SET NEED WO-»-,i54l> 2/7 - 2/28 § Jalousie Windows RETA1RT We're 5>pt-cialisu in ments SINGKR flour samples and and Doors EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER Call SAY GOOD-BYE to Unwanted • BEAU WHKfcl. AL1ONMKN1 drnionstrators, new Hair. Fast, Sure, Safe. Eliza- • Aluminum Roofing Ed BonLuskl, Prop. WO-8-4360 warranty . . . and Siding AND BALANCE O Invitations beth W. Wise, Electrolysis Spe- 357 State St., P. A. VA-f-1290 ARTS RADIO As Low as $69.50! cialist, 651 Bryant Street, Rah- • Aluminum Awnings FLYNN & SON • BRAKE HER VICE Open Thursday 0 to 9 way, N. J. By appointment only. Free Estimates . . . Call & TELEVISION RAhway 7-0873. 2 7 - 2. 28 FUNERAL HOMES Pet Shops • House Or«a Established 31 Von OPEN WASHINGTON'S KI 1-7966 —SALES and SERVICE— Slip Covers Chances of war in the Middle 420 East Avenue BIRTHDAY 9 to 6 or visit our modern showroom Perth Amboy 155 AVENEL ST., AVENEL 6 Post Cards East would be "practically elimi- if A I I A MT Aluminum Antennas installed, Tubes test- nated" if Congress passes the U Ford Ave., Ford* VA 6-4358 ed free at our store, Car Radius Elsenhower program, according to VALIANT prodUct8 c«. SINGER SEWING CENTER serviced promptly. o Si^ns Admiral Arthur W. Radford. 1241 Roosevelt Ave.. W. Carteret TROPICAL and 10!) SMITH STREET REPAIR ESTIMATES FREE! SELECT NOW! chairman of the Joint Chiefs of ('j mile from GOirT FISH I'lliTII AMBOY N. J. Turnpike Entrance) Fabulous new IDs; Slip Staif. Furniture ALL FISH SUPPLIES Co*'" Fabrics now In $ Business TANKS — PLANTS — PUMPS stock. We'll bring sain- ' t Builders-Contractors t! pies to jour home, Opinions of Others I wlln dispatch, it it were \^ PARAKEETS — SINGING COLONIA TELEVISION Cards a revolt of Uie 3tudenLs, he CANARIES SERVICE SERMAYAN ...(Cnntlnurd '-oil Editorial P»«s) might ornsh it oTI with an ap-' NOW IN OUR Authorized Zenith Dealer i 20 TYPES OF CAGES UPHOLSTERY SHOPS without Interference—or help— plication of police .suppression. I Sales & Service > Coupon? E & SON NEW HOME! [ H'LL LINE OF SUPPLIES Ksi. mi from a centrali/i'd burcauocracy, But the current outbreaks arc. BUILDER & CONTRACTOR 19.M Models in Stock RAIIVVAV O AVENEL the Federal government, would • BIGGER VALUES! | TV & RADIO REPAIRS not confined to one class of the j 152 Rudolph Ave., Rahway JUST ARRIVED! wn-s-i:ui not have mown so big. — Wall • MORE TOP BRANDS ; INSTALLATIONS people nor to one area of the j New Shipment of FU-8-M54 Street Journal country. They have the ear- • BETTER SERVICE! i| Flllton 1-2011 Indoor Plants — All Potted Car Radios Repaired Call Toiiay for THE I'lTPKT l'l'I.I.S THE marks of a broad-scale rebel- 0 LOWER PRICES! lion against authority. They en- tf% Discount on All Tubes STKINdS GUTH PET SHOP when purchased In store The Communist Party of the compass the political left, right 80 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret t Sporting Goods • Free Estimates and center. They involve the stu- WINTER BROS. KM-4070 Corner Inman Avenue and United States, in its convention Speclaliiin* In dents, the intellectual leaders, Kimberly Road just ended in New York, has de- CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES STOKE I1UVKS: clared a certain amount of in- tu£ laboring classes and even WAYSIDE FURN. SHOP Mon. Thru Sit. 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. COLONIA, N. J. Phone: Serving Woodbridec Residents Get That REEL FIXED dependence from Hie party line elements of the Church and of FUlton 8-4169 • 1-0758 Since ISJ1 heretofore laid down by Moscow. the wealthy families. St. George Avenue at V. S. j NOW! A resolution decisively adopted Even worse, from Franco's Highway 1, Avenel Photography Readings says ii "interprets and applies" point of view, Is the deep econ- (At the WiiodbridKe Marxism in accordance with omic morass into, which Spain Coa C'loverltal Circle-) "the requirements of the Amer- has drifted. Inflation has gotten Or n 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., lucl. Sat. Phone ican class struggle and demo- out of hand. Industry is stagnat-1 MRS. EVA WOodbridge 8-1577 TME cratic traditions." ing, The, value of the peseta has. COAL - FUEL OIL Readings and advice on all "AI.CEDO", "A1RKX", Home of Reel Parts The American "class struggle" tumbled. The ranks of the job-1 problems of life. Guarantee . .o is practically undiscemible as less are growing. A freeze last Wholesali and Retail KEROSENE satisfaction or no charge. JO J compared to Die struggle wich year decimated the orange crop t Liquor Stores • REEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY TREET took place between followers of and ft drought has ruined much . ALL MAKES W(Mtl)|tKinGE William Z. Foster, perennial na- of the winter wheat. These are LET US 50c Readings Daily Reel Chcckid, Cleaned, tional chairman of the party, problems which Franco cannot Telephone Woodbrtdte 8-1889 9 A.. M. to 9 P. M. and those of John Gates, editor solve with an order to his police. SOLVE YOUR HEATING Polished, Greased and of the Daily Worker. Mr. Foster HEADQUARTERS FOR No Appointment Necessary Adjusted, for Only Paced with this situation, aryued that to have a ^ariety of PROBLEM Woodbridge Plus Parts if Needed I I //''/'• Franco has turned to the United national interpretations of com- COLOR FILM 44 SMITH STREET State? with an appeal for help. Liquor Store t TROUT WORMS munism would be fatal. The PERTH AMBOY He wants an additional 30 mil- • FROM SERVICE • PROCESSING iltrj and Gates foijces, joined by Secre- JOS. ANDKASCIK, Prop. • WILDLIFE PICTURES lion dollars to tide him over tary Eusene Dennis, compelled a TO COMPLETE HEAT-1 BEST SELECTION OF (framed I until July, and a loan of 130 mil- Complete Stock of Domestic recognition of "errors" in rela-1 • HUNTING, FISHING and lions for the next fiscal year ... PHOTO SUPPLIES IN TOWN! • Real Estate-jnsurancet tlonship between the, Soviet IN£ INSTALLATIONS and Imported Wines, Been MOTOR BOAT LICENSES vfltt Union and other Communist The appeal poses a question. and Liauori ISSUED Granting the loan might merely states and the right of "criticism WDGE. 8-1400 S74 AMBOY AVENUE GAllAJD'S PHOTO Ask How You Can Win of brother parties." support and perpetuate a tyr- One of Our Trophies It is not a simple thing to flu • WOODBRIDGE. N. J. 547 Amboy Ave. WO-8-3651 your mast desirable weight. Th< • '• This is .something of an In- ranny. Refusing the loin might are so many points to consid'-" dication that the democratic contribute to the fall of a tyr- TACKLE SCHOEMAKER AND REPAIR traditions mcnti.infd in the reso- anny and the succession some- AVENEL • Piano Instruction • Your aue, bone structure, heiglii lution liiiv1 :i.n! an irrestible ef- thing that could be better—or • Moving and Trucking • SPOTTING GOOOS Mze of your bones, aiid your ])<•: - fect on mil!!1 American Commu- worse. Still another considera- COAL & OIL CO. sonal taste. I ; tion, not to be overlooked, is the AGENCY 356 Monroe Street, Rahwai , nists, m.i!:: !'. impossible for We know we are in better »••• them to yvLL'iow or at least to possibility that, whether the loan S26 UAH WAT AVE., AVENEL Complete Moving Job Telephone RA-7-3891 around good health tf we stay »" defend tiii1 nme egiegarious is granted or not, the Franco 3 Room* $25 5 Rooms JS5 Realtor and Insurer the jslim side. If you have snw!! dictatorship at last may be suc- 1 cruellies and inconsistencies of 4 Rooms ?3» 8 Ruorus S10 Leafrn to plaj bones, you have probably loun' the Stalinist dictatorship, cumbing to, its own inherent t Tanklass Coils 4 how out of line prepared welji.; weaknesses. *— Providence (R.I.> Delicatessen All Loads Insured — 10 Yean Rip. thJ Piano In a How effective their revolt Will "We Bell the Earth and charts tan be. Bulletin. | ECONOMY MOVERS prove ruui yet to be [lugged. An NATIONWIDE MOVERS SHORT T(ME The only practical way to at- earlier resolution says of party ! ^—t. fi. ^ Inaure What's On It" Tankless Coils Fulton 8-3014 . . Le«(oiu tain a pretty weight and &w errors that ".i major burden or TREAT SHOPPE there Is to control your diet u in your own Cleaned l responsibiltiy" must fall upon State House Dome 48-8tale EDISON, N. I you eat one chocolate nut bjar «13 Rahwai Ave., Woodbrldic the party leadership since "ox\ « (Service By a Will Known T«ach«r and membership did not have an op- Colorado, Pennsylvania, Ala- • SALADS at their BEST JAGENT Installed week. • ' • • i portunity to express their opin- bama, Minnesota, Kansas, Professional Musician Get your family doctor to hill1 ion." Will the "general mtmber- Miphigan,, Vermont and Iowa, • SODA FOUNTAIN National Van LJnet Call W0-8-HW you decide on your carrect weUI'i ship," now shrunk to i|ps than hav? prom|M(l 50 to 7j» per cent • Roofing and Siding • and t oplan a di't f-v you to en- 25,000, be able to assure that the of 1857 funds. In the 25 to 50 • FKESH BAKER if GOODS AVENEL COAL able you to rtveh \ ••, r goal. Nf>; leadership, substantially un per cent category are Arkansas, J Open 7 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. oLedli you will want ;i i!iv to enable y111 changed, can avert a return to Connecticut, Florida, Mississippi, and OIL CO. dictatorial methods from abroad INCLUDING SUNDAYS A. W. Hall and Son tall for Appointment lu keep proper wnuht. Oklahoma,, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Ill Rubwaj A»e.( Avenel Close Wednesday! »t U Noon LUCKI and loin DiilanM or within- ••- Christian Science Georgia, Utah, Washington, WO-8-0781-M Henry Jansen & Son Exercise is very Important. Tin' Mom'.or MuvitiS and Stor4s« right khvd of exercise Mil keu> Louisiana an dWashi^gton, D C. HAT1ON-W1UE SlUFIiKHS of Styles which have supplied up UouWbold and OUitc t'umltui* Tlnplnr mil She«| MrUl Work your fiijure youthful and help lcerp GEN. FRANCO'S Taxi Cabs $o }5 per cent of their funds in- Drugs Autborliril Agflit Plumbing & Heating • you in juood health general!) The- troubles nay arising to Huward Van Liufil Routing MeUl C«IUn<* Mt4 Howeverj you ahould know that :i clude Idaho, Arizona, New ltpu»U: Huunu tur Btor»|« beset the dictator of 8pain are b (Ullicult to exercUe enough ''' HitllUWlltTe, $Mh Carolina., CSATING * PACKINO Vainsoa Work the inevtitable trull* ,oj tjttHUjy. WYfr (Urrease your weight. North, CaroHllfa, Indiana, Maine, SHIPPING WOODHRWGE General Krancp used force to South Dakota. North Dakota, Avenel Dndatated Furutture at Ky«rj m Alden Street H is usHmated that you would seize power in 1939. !Por 18 Dltl litTri to w,ulk 36 mile* to lose o»<' Virginia and Nevada. 094 RAHWAY AVKNDp Plumbing & Heating years, he has used far*e ^ Office and Woodbridge, N. J, \ pound it is easier to eat with i'- in power. Wlmt is U|(lnf p WOOPBRUKIR 1191* Allaii|ic Street, Citrteiet T«iep)ianc 1-1141 i-'uid fur your figure. now in .Spain d<.'ino>^rat$$ that j - Neither New. if I. KI-1-5S40 f tyranny holds within Itself the Jersey or the nation can dam up • New M II I. VVivl) Tf> 3. • seeds of its own ftitd ilop tba u^tuiuuie ftuw ot PRESCRIPTIONS The ical .M^nifican« of the p«Op}e through time simply by WHITMAN'S CANDIES • Gas and Oil Burners WO 8-020O i'AY-1'ON, Ohio—Mn. Cyntli' Drlnrra Conaditti,' although orb1 evenU now being repojrUd from (SWUM a bui|ier i)t thp dubious Classified Ads ajt and Cuurtcuua Nervier '•i'i. wlmitkd to police that she •» Spain lies in t', 1957 PAGE FTFTEEN MONEY-SAVING

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Fresh Young Jersey Porkers - Table Trimmed Star Kist Chunk Style Pride of the Farm Tuna Fish 4^99' Catsup 2 33 Van Camp's. lucky leaf Ch:rr/ Pork'n Beans 9 Pie Mix 29 New Detergent flaky Pillibury Surf Pie Crust 2 29 Clovprbrook Grade A Large. WHITE EGGS dozen in carton 49* Frozen CTTCO P«r Mv ICE CREAM SSfc MOPPETTESBeef "pkg. Appetizer, Department Features • • • An*»*f Star Sliced Spiced LUNCHEON MEAT_l9c $jf$LAW ,, 19c Kosher Style Midget Baked Fresh i SALAMI.. BOLOGNA »33c VIRGINIA HAM :39c All 19c Brand Frozen taf/ tm WBi'e y°u ^'P* Ro" on(' ° VEGETABLES 2»,, 25c HOT DOG«,».-«_•* 10c

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ON SALE ALL DAY Special Sale Prices on ALL Major Appliances 1957 Brand Nrw Modi I 1957 21" ROTARY CUT 115 VOLT Recoil Starter Hot Point-Admiral-Emerson—1957 Your Choice 1T0N THIN LINE Power LAWN MOWER PORTABLE Vi HI*. BHHKiS-STRATTON AIR CONDITIONER 1-cycle engine .66 U.-. §119.95 WITH THIS TELEVISION FLUSH MOUNT Good Through Feb. 23, 11)57 COUPON L. II Alunini/td 'InIM- THERMOSTAT •148 Closeout Sale! 50% OFF Our low (Ijscoiint prices, lamou:, name ; tiiinli'is steW—copper Itottoni. MAGIC CHEF 1WS and PAINS ;/. hiET SINK NOW! 2 for 1 SALE! GAS RANGE ALL "BNTERFKISK" ALUMINUM All Porcelain 30 WlDi:, 21 OVEN- POTS and PANS ;88 I'i" Wide $ Buy one ut our dibvouut iiiice, sel out liee. Limited uuaatitiei. We rewrve the tlfhi to limit Each