Complete Local flews Top Advertising Results Krrp Astride All The Activities Our Family 01 Over 9,000 Readers Of The Town With Your Is A Valuable Market For Home-Town Paper All Our Advertisers voi ," XXXV—NO. 48 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1957 PRICE RIGHT CENTS lebrews Magyar Church to Install New Road Rev. Dr. Harsanyi April 7lp a C 11 i t y Mark CARTERET ••- Rev. Dr. An- o'clock In Bcthlen ltall with drew Harsahyl. new pastor of former cotnrllman John Nem- 1 tin Magyar Reformed Church Ish. chief elder, seneral chair- g Event will be officially Installed In his mnn of ttrranKsmeilt.s. Many Is Sought new post April 7 at 4 P. M. at bnroiiijh officials nrid clergymen .special services In the church. Tomorrow to j Among those who will be In from nearby municipalities will attend. Mayor Dolan Urge* Founding of charge, of the Installation ser- 1 vices are Rev. Zoltan Bekyr Dr. Harsanyi. who succeeds Freeholders For Port Trenton, archdean, and Rev. Rev. Alexander Daroczy cpme Reading Relief Road Gaboa Csordas. New York dean. to Carteret from Ellicoltvllle, j —m HHlr - More than 500 A banquet will be held flt 6 N. Y. ,,,',-xprcted at the banquet CARTERET — Mayor Edward ,,,1,1 tomorrow night at 9 i I J. Dolan yesterday took the ini- '•„ B.-thlni Hull In honor j I tlal steps In a mote to provide 1 .,oth anniversary of the Quin Says School Survey another traffic outlet between .,n,m of the two Carteret this borough and Woodbridge as a result of the congwtlon encoun- Possible at Little Cost tered by motorists using the Port \ . ,,. im will open with In- 1|l n CARTERET — A school sur- gested that a survey could be Reading Ro»d. " '„ 1)y Rev. Dr. Lewi* Bren- taken by local people who are 1 vey can be made by local groups The mayor asked the Board of ,, | al l^der of the Car- M tU such as PTA units at little or interested such as the PTA. He Freeholder! for a survey Rnd a •|, ,. . After ainjing of the w y no cost, thus saving $4,000. said many communities have study of traffic' conditions in an i he ceremonial bread. ir This was reported Wednesday made their own surveys and effort to provide a relief road that ',\ , ii be cut by the syna- u night to the Board of Educa- found It very effective. could possibly, run parallel to the •nic surviving founders tion by School Superintendent Port Reading Road. ,'',,., «iii take their leats of j "I attended a meeting called Edwin S. Quln. He told the '.,i the speakers rostrum, j "Do-It-Yourself Survey." Many "The traffic jam along the "While I attended the con- 1 );,,„,(• of Max Schwartz wns superintendents from all over Port Reading Road," he snid, "has vention. I had a conference with ' , - ily omitted from a list the country have conducted become serious. Since the start rn Dr. Henry Linn of Teachers : , iviving founders which. these surveys themselves with of construction on the new Kop- ir U CoTegc. Columbia University, ',,,| ;n this column last week. the help of Interested citizens. per Company plant close to the n on the subject of school surveys. Borough Line, the traffic stream "n',;„. time of hl« arrival in They found that the results 1 I outlined for him our sltURtion is causing ah undue burden on wmKh Max Schwartz, 'has have proved to be just as good at Carteret. He stated It would motorists." ,. „!,•,, in the lynagdgue. the as, If not better than, those cost about $4,000.00 to have a He cited an illustration when • I,!,, iiaternity and the Tal- END RED CROSS COURSE: A eroup of Carteret women has just completed a course in home nursing care conducted by the Perth survey taken; however, he sug- conducted by experts." the Kopper plant workers finish •r,,iL,k He also participated Amboy-Cartrrrt Chapter ot the American Red Cro»» for six weeks, Picture shows those who took the course, from left to right: for the day. Traffic, he said, is ,.mliim.ii project* such as vol- Mrs. Alexandra David. Mrs. Dorothy Turner, Mrs. Jane Ellis, Mrs. Lorraine Snlek, Mrs. Freda Chenkin, assistant chairman of nursing ,. lireflahting and the first jammed all the way from Carterct services, Mrs, Helen Zazula, K.N., Mrs. Mary Kochle, Mrs. Larrlsa Huchko and Miss Eslelle David. Acting as patient is Mrs. to the WhlUS Church. , ,U|) He will be seated with Beatrice Lukach. (Phato by Miss David.) Pupils in Model jAlhambra Slates (!,n:ders at the banquet. Mayor Dolan said the situation , :,,,, .tmastcr for the evening will get even worse as time rolls by. "With this street clogpcd," he ,. Niithaniol Jacoby, the Bor- ri And Hobby Show] All-Day Program M, istnitc, whose parents Thomas Deverin Named dcelared," what would happen if .•;•..• in founding of the two: brOUD $100 Pay Raise there was a serious emergency?" 1 CARTERET _ A model and: CARTERET - A big program There would be no room for .•Pious He will Introduce! hobby show was held in the Na-i . akkam has becn an anwd by E] H fire engines or ambulances to ;,;.•.nients of the various He-j than Hale School during the week j rlaiis rund Unve To Board; Dolan Resigns Asked by Coaches Caravan 96, Order of Alhambra pas through. iimnizations. Dr. Leon with Miss Zita Mellon in charge or Sunday, March 17 in observ- CARTERET — Thomas J. Dev- The mayor said that is not only . .id will welcome the guests of arrangements. The show con- CARTEROT — Beglnnlne. Mon erin Is the new member of the CARTERET — A petition by ance of St. Patrick's Day. a problem for Carteret to tackle. sisted of social studies projects f the Talmud forah, day, March 11, a two week drive j Board # of. Education, replacing Members of the caravan will re- fle felt that Woodbridge Town- the athletic director and coaches made by the pupils, shadow box- , -piinsorlng the banquet.; will commence to raise the schol- j Mayor*Edward J. Dolan who .re- ceive Holy Communion in a body ship, officials-should join in this of the school system for a $100 es depicting stages of American sprakere U»W arshlp fund of the Carteret Edu-i signed Wednesday. He will fill at the 8 A.M. Mass in St. Joseph's effort to obtain another traffic increase In pay was received by culture, customs, and studies of Schwartz and Dr. Phil'cation Association to (in antici- rjolan's unexpired term. Church. The group will assemble outlet. • the Board of Education Wednes- various cultural subjects present- ,\ ill speak ln their ca-'pgted $600. A previous benefit The mayor said his other dut- at the church 15 minutes earlier. Carteret motorists have been day night and referred to the ed in class by the teachers, models At 3 P/M. the earavan will dedi- i- presidents of the two card party netted the amount of j |M absorbed a great deal of his of air, land and sea crafts. complaining of the tieups caused itlulis. Mrs. Louis Brown $300. time. He has served on the board athletic committee. cate a plaque commemorating the by the hundreds of workers ar- the United Hebrew Sis- The drive's slogan is Dollars for for nine years. Dolan paid warm Washington-Nathan Hale PTA Well over three hundred pupils street where the first Catholic riving or leaving from the con- uTtinijs as Its president Scholars and local citizens desir- tribute tc Mrs. Josephine O'Brien, )ij urged the board to macademize participated in the show. Models Church was built here. The plaque struction job at. Koppers. iist two years. Irv LevtU. ing lo participate In this worth- secretary. Stephen Skiba, board and fence in the site at the were on display in the halls and will be placed on the grave of of the Men's Club will while cause are humbly solicited president and othelt board mem- rear of the Nathan Hale School were seen by all classes. The most Father Carey after whom Carey outstanding displays were a pic- Council 1280 was named. The • audience In the name of by the members of the committee bees pnid tribute to Dolan for his John Kolibas said the matter .n.u]) ln the same capacity to make their contributions to | leadership. should receive due consldaration nic scene by Michael Pankulics dedication will be followed by Talk to Kiwanis ; ir.Mi president Of the He- ,Mrs. Eluabeth Sufchinsfcv, treas-1 Deverin, 28 Cypress Street, Applications for* positions as of the third grade, a color tele- Solemn Benediction in St. Jo- Mr vision shadow box display by seph's Church. Rev,-' Louis M. Fraternity and Mrs. Al Car- urer, sholarshlp fund committee, jg employed u a 8alea Supervl- nurses were recelved^ Fred "Herbsck. an Arctic display Cortney, OSM, chaplain will of- Ciyeij by Jacoby :,:•, president Of Btfettin Will 'Carteret' tamm ASsOCtaittrrra,- to} Northern'Sew Jersey,"f8r lie 6'Donneii, Mrs, James 'Don with plastlcene models by Paul- ficiate. ]. sages from their groups.' and Carteret High School. ) tne Breyer Ice Cream Co. Mr. nell and Beulah Romanowski. Lu ette Oregor, a medieval monastery CAHflhCRET — The imhliiUit of Edward J. Dolan, guest i Mrs. Chester Wielgolinskl heads Deverin has long been active In cllle U. Ulman, this borough, was At 6 o'clock a dinner and dance by John Edmond and Joseph the KlffanU club meetin:,' held will address the group on 'the committee planning this fund Cjrteret ln public and charitable among the applicants for a teach will be held In the Columbian Comba, plaster model of the yesterday lft the Gypsy Camp v.as i i h" Borough of Carteret.' raising campaign among the affairs. He is a member of the ing position. Club for members, their ladies and Panama Canal with locks and an Interesting talk by Borough :m< of the put achieve-1 school faculty. The captains from Board of Directors of the Raritan friends. The menu will feature Permission was granted to th waterways by Karen Malwltz, a Magistrate Nathaniel Jacoby. He : n.e two congregations, each building met at her home Bay' Community Chest and chair- coined beef and cabbage. Y.M.CJV. Committee to use the olcano erupting lava by Joseph spoke on the outgrowth of the •' the deceased founders, Thursday evening to outline the man of the 1957 community chest music room of the High School Nascak, future means of trave' The annual pilgrimage will be present municipal court from the drive In Carteret. He belongs to i:im for future activity plans for the drive. for a meeting March 19. Carteret ia water and overhead highways held Holy Thursday. April 18, old justice of. the peace and Rec- the American Legion, Post 263, :;:.<'. Dr. Brenner in his committee chosen to work out the posky, many types of airplanes six Catholic churches in the bor- portant role, played in every day of Columbus, Carey Council 1280. i the couple have three children. ough. Joseph Casaleggi, Nicholas .; ;i will climax the eve-; regulations for the awaiding of and passanger and fighting ships. life by the municipal court. • iiuiiim. ' the scholarship money. She brings fit of the heart fund. Business Winners ln the social studies Del Vacchio and Joseph Telcposki A report on the receut Schol- •r.iiment will be provided'to the task a background of ex- and Professional Women's Club division were Michael Pankulics, are in charge of arrangements. arship FUhd dance was made by C ntinued on Tut BU) jperlencc as member of a scholar- will use the Nathan Hale School Joseph Kushner, John Bfechka, Mr. Oeorje flearle, _ i ship-committee at. Rutgers Unl- Cancer Crusade St. Demetrius May 8 for a bingo party, pro- Fred Gartley, Mary Ann Hrabik, Board Hits Vandalism Rev. Orvllle N. Davidson an- - A ,i» | veisity, 1 ceeds to go to rctartcd children's' James Rigby, iPaulette Gregor, nounced th,at the Lions Club will Leaders Named Slates Mission work. Carol Kosel, Barbara Kovacs, At Public Schools coordinate Its Brotherhood activi- fjmn, Auxiliary j^^-^ Mrs. Ruth Gallo, Rahway ad- John • Edmond, Joseph Comba, ties jointly With the local Kiwanis . Victor Llsnyczyl, Karen Malwltz, CARTERET — Vandalism at Club. CARTERET — Joseph C. De-1 CARTERET — Lenten .mission vised the board that she planned the High School stirred the The group will meet next Thurs- —,. it Dance Tonight Ustedjor Carteret to retire ln five years and asked U Coster, county chairman of the at the St. Demetrius church will Andrew Hanes, Joseph Nascak;! ^^Vth7BoB"rd"of lMu- day, March 31, at 12 noon at the •• i CARTERET-Herc's Carterct to be placed on the maximum 1 April Cancer Crusade for the Mid-'be conducted from Wednesday, shadow box w.nners were: Fred cato at their meeting Wednes- Gypsy Camp1 to journey to Eliza- - '• :--.i• American Legion in; Board of Taxation at' New American Cancer Spclejly, today William Bonn, mathematics Kerchefsky, Lois Bodnar, Chris- ; o'clock every evening, divine litur- teacher, as of June 22. Commissioner George Hell when zubeth. •'•,' i:.i!;<*(•. on March 15 to j Brunswick: announced the appointments of lintine e WackerWaCKCr, Mari, Mttlle BalkaC omand w aim .... , ,, 11 gies will be celebrated at 6, 8 and Carterct Post No. 283! Assessed value of real prop- Michael Resko, attorney, will Eleanor Teleposky; winners In the ^ a^ked or an explanation of 'two chairmen for the Carteret 9 A.M, on the week days, and at I the $100 for glass replacement A.vhary Unit will spon-' erfy, ,$13,303 970. answer a suit instituted in Wood- model-air • division were Patrici.a i the tinn fnr nines mnlncpmptit. In the High School. Raise Irish Flag at j Patrick's Day dance to-1 Ratio of assessed to true area. 9 and 10:30 on Sunday. Sermons bridge against the Trustees of Kotlinski. .William Fr e e m a n, j ' st. Demetrius Com-' value, 15.867, The Carteret Crusaile will be in the Enslish language will be Free Lands in which Carteret also Charles Calabrese, Barbara Kot- School Superintendent Edwin CereMOny Tomorrow \ 1 .'ii The dance will bc- Percentage by which Hssesscd |j0(nlly directed fcy Mrs. Charles!preached at thn Wednesday fserv- is made a defendant. linki, William KOCBI, Patricia S, Quln said that most of the CARTERET — Division No. 2 • ' i> \i ['value is increased, 530.52% Ices by Rev. Father D. J. Con- Choban, William Hodroski, John vandalism takes place Friday i Lee of 44 Randolph Street and A.O.H, will assemble tomorrow* ' >Mr. Joseph Plettcrcr; Amount by which assessed stantelos, pastor of St. Demetrius Markowltz, Nelson Axon, Leslie night. The questioi) of lack of I Mrs. TISomas Abknr of 60; Syca- BAND TO GIVE REVIEW morning at 10 A.M. at the Bora •i:;ii the 1961 member-1 value Is increased. $70,579,826 Greek Church in Perth Amboy, Sabo, Ricljlard Pazar, John,Sal- police protection was aired. CARTERET — The students, of Hall to raise the Irish flag over ilieady surpawed the Aggregate true value, $83,- more Strret. and Thursday by Rev. Father J. mason, Frank Hodroski, Ronald When Stephen Skiba, board Carteret High Schopl will present the Borough, in honor of St. Pat- 883,796. Mrs. Abkcr, a cured cancer pa- Muska.of Atlentown, Pa. Sermons Kacsur, Richard Krlssak; land president, asked Mayor Edward Eligible (or member- their annual band review on rick's Day. mid 'War 1 veterans, | tlciit, said in accepting • her ap- in the Ukrainian language will be model winners were Kathleen J. Dolan to take some action for TO PRESENT PLAN Wednesday, March 20, at 8 P. M Tile flag was hand made by Sis- pointment, "Getting Information preached by the Reverend Fathers Manoini, Michael Spoganetz, police protection, the mayor II 011, »nd Korean ( CARTERET ._ Tiu, jlullm class Dimitrt Sawka of Olyphant. Pa., The program will be presented in ter Mary flrenxlon O.S.M. daugh- about cancer to the public is as Linda Kuzma, Bonnie Skocypcc, said that the 1957 budget pro- : c wives, mothers and- Curl,.ri.t JUK|, school will Ilarion Wroblewsky of Frecland, three sections, giving each de- ter of Mr. arid ^Irs. Thomas IIooli- ( thow eligible for |£ , ,, | of the April Crusade as partment an opportunity to show John Haas, Dolores Walko, Kath- vides for the employment of a iU( d Oni(ms in big 4 part Pa., and John Pctrykanyn of half a dozen guards. The police han and slstey of William Hooli- •<• eligible lor the au- iK" William Wal/ell and the fundJcollecttng. Not only their skill. leen Gavaletz, Nancy Cromwell, jthc SU'W.'bto y William Walzell Bridgeport, Conn. Confessions Rpbert Leschek; sea model win- department, he said is short of han, president of Division No. 2. ^^"ffLegf^iAnne Coulter MMartent s frofm the must everyone be made aware o( will be heard at the evening serv- Tickets may be obtained from All memberB are. tu nu-et at th«- the dangers of fancer and the need ! (Continued on Page Six) manpower. - obtained"UWHIW froUVmM Mrs"""nove. l by Bettv MacUonuia ices and from 8 o'clock every any member of the band. Hibernian Club, 189 Roosevelt n of frequent mndical examinations l.rkner.j 105 j Uncoln i ^|X™nc« W|U be given ^morning. Avenufi, Sunday ajt 12:30 P.M., i , *4ui' A'on Wednesday and Thursday cve- but they must plso be tnfoi'med us where transportation will bi; pro- i Grammar1 school pupils will at- ..1 interest thta year tb, , , . to the services (available to tlie vlded to Newark to participate in and 4 at 8 P M ln tend mission services and make b Ordain Boro Man as Priest in Rome )s the National con- he Carteret Hisli School Audi- cancer patients ajtd how \iy> funds the St. Patrick's parade. •iii.'h will be hlld In Sep- ItheI they give are spdnspeint.t "• their confessions Friday, March (CARTERET — Rev. Alexander torium. The Hibernians will lead the : Atlantlc City. Post of- 22 at'3:30 P. M., high school, stu- M| Lelesj, OSM, son of Mr. and parade tills year. { dents at 4:30 P,M, Mission will Mrs. Julius Lelesi, 741 Washington '••'' t«cn Informed Ufiat The Hibernian dance will be close Sunday. March 34, -with Rev. •• -•• ;bie to obtain rooms Avenue, will be ordajued Into the held Sunday night at Bethlen Rev. Klette is Retiring; Father John'Hundtak, local pastor priesthood, April 6, ' "' time bec*un of a «pe- Hull. Irish and American mualc ,t •ei'incnt bltween the preaching ut the both divine lltur- The ordination ceremony will will be provided by the Jay Dees. > l.I'ilon cozutCDilon com- Health Given as Reasont'lCb. ate place in the Venerable TirktHs will be vsuuktble at the ,i "il the AWlBtlc City Lenten devotion are being held Jhurch of St. Marcellus in Rome, ''duor. »iobiTT^ CommercuK "AU" """'room"s I CARTERET - Rev. Carl 0. on Sundays at 5:30 P.M-, and are whpre Father Lelesl has been l)la| followed by special memorial gerv- completing his studies durum the " ««l through the. Klette, pastor of theZlonEvan- ;•• Lesion Bureau, gelical Lutheran Church an> iws for the souls of the deceased past four years. Lions Aid Red Cross, nbunced today that he will members of the church. Memorial The ceremony will be witnessed services arc celebrated on "Fri- Heart Fund Drivei retire on May 1. by the young priest's parents, who days at 9 A.M. The pastor, who has been in' Will fly to Rome on April 3. They CARTERET — Lion:, Club n't. A law selection of religious by B, 6J E, chaw of the Carteret Church will be accompanied by their 5- it.-i meeting tliis week votnl dona- liliTiUuru in the English language ;lfUKT — A« rtconunend- for the past seven years, gave year-old son, Joseph; It will be tions of (10 euch lo tlir lied Cross us well us 'artistic Icons and Mrs. Lelesl's first trip to Europe.. ••' K»O1 SuperltiUndent Ed- health as the reason for his and heart Funds. mt;d!Us will be available at the Fatther Lelesi was born In Car- An inspiring tulk o'ii 'liioUiri- '•>'"»• the Board of Educa- decision. The duties of pastorate mission survlces with the altar ; 1! terct land graduated from St. Jo- huod in Ajutlon" WHS given by llev. "''l twenty teacher*. has been quite u strain since his boys in chai'tje of distribution. 111 Orvillc N. Davidson, nvtur of St. : Gwendolyn T.-Brown, recent operation. seph's Parochial School. From jMark'.s Episcopal C'liiiirh He Wftii 1 •' Brown, Rebecca Rev, and Mrs. Klette plan to here he went to the Martha De La Rosa Hemlnary, Hillside, 111., ]introduced by WtilU'r H>honwald. I'lihaii Devltt, WalBer J. make their home In Rahway. PLAN FOR REUNION - Bnd for his novitute went to St. ! Rev. Dr. Andrew llaisimyi, new ""Hi Graema, Winifred CAKJEgET - All members of The pastor said Hie had enjoyed Phillips House of Study in Gran- j pastor of the Magyar Reformed •in;inii, Joan Jiooby, Htlen the cluis of 1947 Interested In a his work here and said the par- vllle Wise.- For two years he I'liinrh wiw ft guest. 1" Mlchaal Maakaly. ll)-y«ir reunion are requested to ishioners have ben most cooper- studied, theology at Lake Bhltf, IMUIIS were advanced lor th|) . M"'-n-ti»y. j. Robert Mul- attend a special mcetliw Wednes- ative. 111. and from there went to Rome tirst, animal dunce tu be lield at: •••1..1111 o'Donnell, day evening, March 20, at 7:30 1;ina Next Sunday, a candidate for 1'. M. in the Legion Roouis of to the Collegiate Sun Allessio. ,si. Demt'tmitt Ciwiimmily '•• " A. Owsns, Anne the pastorate will conduct tin; the Borough Hall.. The priest iias a bruiner. Julius Kihlav ni«ht March 29. "'IIIMJM, Mae 8. Bwlngler, German service at 8:30 A. M. Al Wadlak discussed details per*/ Interested persons who are Jr., who also U studying V Uua Wels- and the EuglUh service at U:'JO Le&, , to u boat basin uud midget. uble to attend the meeting arc M. Mlllecz and A.M. for the priesthood. For the past linked to contact either Mr. Jo- four years he h>us been at Hill- l) On Monday evening at 7:30 A report was made on a seph Magella, Mrs. Isabelle Gal- sld,e. Mr. and Mr*. Lelesi altu were a special congregational meet- ifcoi'd to \K made avuilabW to KtV. HAUL o, RLLHE j -sur, Mrs, Claire Uyug, or Mrs have a daughter, Mrs. Frances Joanne UtV ALtXANUEU M. l.lil.tSl, OtiiVl blind. ing will be held for the election residing in Hahwuy. SohraUnr aiid Pft- Of a new pastor. A meeting of t}p CbUfcjj Cmuiul will CARTF.RET ?nr. ;R TWO n:nv\ Democratic I •'crhood Set p Kathleen Kmlish. W.II.S. Senior, Named FARKVIKW PATTER At Meetin/i, Nn Of PTA Holds Session MRS. ROSE KOSKNKAI M MRS. DOROTHY IIFI'WORTH CARTERET Kpc.Til ! or Model Seder CARTERET - The s|ifrl»l 'New Jersey's 'llomemaker of Tomorrow' ing of the Ladles Auxili, CA-1-7341 CA-1-4390 j Sprum t'nn cnmmlttpi' (if tin* WOODBRIDQE - New , private secretary, and two young- the General Democratic <): 1 I FRET--The United He- Washington-Nathan Hale School Betty Crocker Homemakcr of To- er brothers. 11 nnd 8. I have nation wa.s held WednesJm nwihood will present a! P.T.A held n meeting last week. plenty of home responsibilities," nlnK at Hie home of Mrs. T, morrow IK Kathleen Kadssh, Birthday K'.eethiKS lo Mis. Har- and Mrs. Irvine Levltz. Hickory Mr. Joseph Comba. Mrs. Arthur she says. CmiRhlln. Plans were com Sder at a regular meeting Woodbrldge High School, ry Freeman, 63 Arthur Avenue who Street, who celebrated their Tenth iMil Monday. March 18. at Stupar and Mr. Walter Gaslor The blonde, blue-eyed n-year- "I have to get the Anniversary on March 16. for the card social to l)(. are general chairmen. Miirli 21. at Firs House 1. > on the staff of the school paper, .i N. j. Branch of women's Weber Takes Part Washington, D. c, colonial WI1- NEW JERSEY'S Betty Crock- send their wishes for a years old on March 3. in Trenton on Thurs- the school magazine and year llanubui'R. Va., land Nejv York er Homrmaker of Tomorrow Is recovery to Helen Baranc- Birthday Krerilnifs to (Jury In honor of her ei'hth hii• In Alaska Exercises book; and member of the swim- City, April 27-May 3. Score in Kathleen Radish. Woodbrldge. zuk who Is hospitalized. Orcenberg, McKinley Avenue. on Mnrch 10.2 GueRts were \; \ •'• ulnr Board Meeting will the original tost and personal ob- ming, journalism and glee clubs. FORT RICHARDSON, ALASKA I She will receive a $1,600 schnl- Oet well wishes to Ronnie who celebrated u birthday on Levltz a1id Marilyn Brown i,> ) '!i| mi Monday, April I', at the servation on this tour will be the Mtas Kadash plans to use her j— Army PFC Ernest .1, Weber. . arshlp from General Mills for Isaacs, 105 Herman Street, who March 3. Happy birthday tn p., j,- f MM. Edward Shapiro of basis for selection of the All- scholarships at Marietta College. ; wn of Mrs. J. Weber, 14 Larch ! gaining the highest score In Is down with the chicken-pox. Deena Miller, Daniel Street, wns Frank. Pophir Street, wh'i American Homemaker of Tomor- Marietta, Ohio, where she will i Street, Carteret, N. J., recently the state In a written hom*- Anniversary greetings to Mr. hostess at a dinner-theatie party braies a birti'dny on Marcl row, to be anounced May 2 at maJnr in home economics. "I participated in "Exercise Hard I making examination. the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New haven't decided yet just what Times" with the 2d Infantry Divi- lias Her? This Week York. Her scholarship will be in- field of home economics I'll go l.slon at Fort Richardson, Alaska. lt"itcfl by Roy Dunn creased to $5,000. will receive a $500 scholarship. Into," she says. "I may teach, IF YOU CAN'T BUY AT I The six-day exercise, ! Mary Mylehki, Pascack Valley ; Miss Kadash, the state *In- though I am also Interested in | to test the combat efficiency of 1 EASTERN'S EXACT <'V. ri-TiHT \— Fires checked Regional High School, Hllfediile, her, is the only girl In her fam- the research and laboratory phas- | the division under arctic condi- i\ r tinvi.'s firemen, as report- rated sceond. in New Jersey and ily "With mother working as a es of It." ADVERTISED PRICES! tions, was the largest ever ht-ld ul 5,000 REWARD Kl i>< i-1:c Marshal Roy Dunn: : the Alaskan fort. M n;i 12. RBI1 babe truck fire, I':, :, Hict't anil Pershlng Ave- Weber, a clerk in Company B of the division's 23d Regiment, t .,. fKini 10:45 W 11:05 A. M. This Oflir Ii \: i.--!i 12. auto fire, 12 Somer- entered the Army in December Net llmitidl •-r si'crt. 10:10 P. M. to 10:45 1955 and completed basic training I1 •' at Fort Jackson, S. C. Wi NO WAITING! Mi: h 13, field fire, Sharot The 25-year-old soldier is 'a Bvllrfin, pipM. 11:55 A. M, to 12:30 P. M. 1949 graduate of Carteret High No aluminum shortage at !••)> itf• i- lines used from both School. 1! I!'1'.' . Eastern! We can manufac- French Premier Mollet reports Mtchatlcil (V n:Tiil Electric sBles exceeded that France is undergoing a spirit- Itit Volvmt ture and install your alumi- -t l,:il:i ii last year. ual as wel las an economic revival. DMII b Ik* (MRtryl WE num windows, doors and sid- MEASURE AIL JOBS ing this week! Designed to save your dollars! New Chevrolet I- Task*Force 57 Trucks

MARCH OF DIMES AT ILS.M.R.: The Polio Fund was. richer by $300 after a collection was made 7 CUSTOM t from employes of I'. S. Metals KeliniriK Company. Left to right, Paul Hasten, president, Local 837; Meyer Koscnbluin, of the plant credit union who handled the collection; Dennis Flticerald, Carteret March of Dimes chairman, and Stephen Trosko, grievance chairman. DELUXE COLORS

FARM PRODUCT PRICES TWICE-PROVED Knights of Columbus I LOSES DRIVER'S LICENSE CARTERET — The State Motor Farm product prices declined 2 WHITE? CREAM Schedule Breakfast Vehicle Depaitment at Trenton per cent between mid-January and NEW TRUCKS | has revoked the driver's license mid-February, according to the GRAY-GREEN CARTERET — Carey Council of Calvin Relford, 28, 49 Merper Agriculture Department. Price de- AT 1280, Knights of Columbus will !Street for a period of six months. clines for hogh, tomatoes, lettuce. THE Completely YELLOW-BLUE 1 Economy proved and ptrformane* proved dairy products and potatoes more hold its quarterly communion | Charged against him were: on4h* world-famaui GM Proving Ground than offset slight Increases for Per Sq. FACTORY breakfast March 31 at the club- speeding, careless driving, disre- Installed oranges, chickens and some com- Diclmetir PINK and on the Alcan Highway to Alaska rooms following the 8 A.M. Mass gard of stop sign and red light. In the Holy Family Church. John mercial vegetables. Mid-February Extruded Aluminum Sudia and Thomas Milik are in price level wts about 3 per cent 2 Already proved In the hands of nearly HONOR MISS BARCH charge of arrangements. CARTERET — In honor of her higher than a year ago, but was * 100,000 ownenl STORM and Peter Panek, grand knight, an- approaching marriage, Miss Rose still about 27 per cent below the nounced that on March 24 at 2 Barch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.record for February set in 191. SCREEN DOORS P.M. in the clubioom the group Frank Barch will wed William BUILDING ACTIVITY All siiei to 37">«S" will have an exhibition of the Olbrlcht, son of Mrs". Mary 01- Building contracts awarded in Catholic Press posters which were bricht, 9 Locust Street and the Includes Outer the Onlted States during January Alumloum Framt made by the children of St. Jo- late. John S. Olbricht. totaled $2,299,54,000, a gein of 4 Here's the. hardest working seph's aTid Holy Family parochial per cent over January, 196. Factory schools. pickup of the yearl PTA TO MEET construction set the pace, with On March 25, the first degree CARTERET — The regular contract awards up 32 per cent. will be confered on 25 candidates monthly meeting of the Columbus From smart new grille to grain-tight tail, Awards for all types of non-resi- at a meeting in the Columbian Cleveland PTA will be held Tues- 22*5 dential construction showed'a gain gate Chevrolet offers the most modern Club at 8 P.M. day evening, March 19, at 8 P.M. ,M i.' gf 16 per cent. ' * pickup of all) Flat-ledged side panels in the Cleveland School. on the pickup box make for easier Space travel Is called w.lthin the The third grade mothers will be The House Veterans Committee realm of reality. Extruded Aluminum side loading. And there are nq in charge of hospitality. repected the Administration's re- Combination Storm' wheel housing bulges in the body to quest to increase the interest rate Jalousie Windows I.O.U. — A paper wait — The on veterans home loans of 5 per take up valuable load space. You AND Screen Oppaman, Oppama, Japan. cent. get concealed Safety Steps, pano- Porch Enclosures TRIPLE ramic visibility, High-level ventila- tion! You get oil the latest cab INSERT WINDOWS comfort and safety features! IT fAY$ TO KHOW All slid to 36-i6r. YOUR STATE FARM AGENT Add a year'/ 7.95 Nicholas S. SottoTano room to your home! 60 L?high Avenue, Avenel, N. J. EXTRUDED ALUMINUM Sunmaster Aluminum Telephone W0-S-J3M-M FACTORY AWNINGS \ OPEN To fit any , cficmonieK tomorrow mrirnin The program follows: Skaters' lMHrkowlt!, M1(.nBrl BrBdv, A,Rn .„„. Minister to King dren of the Hebrew School and will be The Three C's to Christian nt 10 A. M. at the Borough Hall. Wall/ son« by awmbly. Dancers: ;gBnt , h pol,nc|c Rlchard H niliTOI the Per- Sunday School will attend. They Maturity. The Happy Hour service Members will also attend the Hi-Veronica Slrockman, John Brech- igoitolrv Louis Fodak, Rlch- .','„'. m (lie year 386 B.C. will be given noisemakers to use will be held at 6:30 P. M. with Mr. bernian dnncr. Mrs. Mlchitrl '?», Irene Small, John Gartlev, g|(J ? Wllllam Reynolds, at the sounding of the name of Janet Kclemnn, Charles Catobresr, \Imdcciii. a cousin of Trlculcs preaching the sermon. Burns, president, announced tlv Joseph Slro, John Haas. Jamw Haman. Candy and^ holiday Yvonne Ft'dcykl, Robert VHign, n |.-sthfr who uneov- On Saturday. March IB, the Eastn candy sale will be held with Rlfiby. Martin Biokof, Michael cakes called Hamanta/hen will one, "Battle Hymn of the Repub- ' ,,;„, lind inspired the Men's Club of the church will meet Mrs. Raymond Powers in charge. Kushner, Mark Zenobla. Rodney be distributed by theWMterhood. lic": Wllll»m Markwult; donee. . ' mii-nrdc with the at tfle church to discuss final plans Mrs. Kay Prnskn, historian Stewart. William Umansky, Jo- Services will be held Sunday Lavender Blue": William Sieber, isrph lA)Vns. Charles Sc-rson, Alan •',„ i,;1|f nf her co-rell- for the supper to be held the fol- gave a brief outline of the lives ol morning at 9 A.M. at the Con- Joseph Klehan, Alexander »*•«-'iFclauer. Hermnn Rlchert. Robert K;!)hi Lewis Brenner lowing Saturday, March 23. Mr. St. Patrick and St. Brlgld, patron 1 gregation of Loving Justice. Mn'r. Stephen Scnyzsyn, Wanda Louis Mosconl and Mr. Louis saints of Ireland. Letso, Willlnm Slivka. Gary 3oderstad, Elizabeth fahoKa, Lmu.i i Johli the Book of Es- Moore are in charge of the supper. Mrs Thomas Garvey was ap-Johnson. Paulette Kasfur, Dennis Peltovlch. Fred Gartley. William i is read Tuesday, March ID, the Sunday pointed chfllrmRn of the annual Var.ante, Maureen Hanf; son?,, Miss Donovan PUins Hndroski. Roman Hnatowskl. , |..(i«uo. During the School Council meeting will be family communion breakfast spon- "When Irish. Eyes arc SmtlltnK": ,i,y nifts are ex- To Study Designing held at the church at 7:30 P. M, sored Jointly by the Division No. \ Richard Stokes; song, "A I.itllt Mnjorettes: Gcrnkllne Kraus, . ,,i ciinrlty Is distrlb- Wednesday evening at 7 P. M. the nnrl Auxiliary. The date will b( Bl( of Heaven": Louis Fi-dak: •Ic.in Slntwlnskl. Sandra Kovacs. i,,,,,r. Over the years CARtfERET — Gertrude Patri- Midweek Prayer meeting will be announced later. wng. "Irish Lullaby": Mark Ze.no- Barbara Kotllnskl, June Dell, held followed by the Youth and in kin on an added cia Donovan, daughter of Mr. and After the business meeting a St )ia; soni;, "Molly Ma lone": VtTo- Muryann Hrablk. Barbara Kovacd, Senior Choir rehearsals. The ,n that It represents Mrs. Thomas Donovan, has been Patrj'k's Dav party was held wltl ilca Slrockman; two-part songf Edna Mae Thorn, Linda Conrad; Junior Choir rehearses every Sun- • •mi of the survival accepted by the New York School Mis Nicholas DelVacchlo as Ren- by assembly, "At the Gate ol Lois Bodnar, Arlcne Masculln, day at 6 P. M. ,.MI people from all of Interlon Design In New York ernl chairman assisted by Mrs Heaven All Throuah the Night." Lisa Nn«y, Laura Lee Stupa^ Move recently, anal- and will begin her studies there In On Saturday, March 23. at 10 Raymond Powers, refreshments; Domiii Czubatl, Barbara Hovaneo, ,.,•11 drawn between October. A. M. the Calvary Teens Junior ilis, Walter Sullivan and Mrs Mary Gala. Patricia Fornaro, i,l his modern day Oertrude Is a senior at Cartcret and Senior groups "will leave the Nirholns Sullivan, dances; and Doniiii Rohrback, LlAda MoUea, Kathleen Nascak, Carol Kos«l. ,,,..•!• of Egypt. By High School and has been a re- church by car to attend the Mis. Joseph Lamb and Mrs. John Rosemary Graeme. Betty Jan* .I'linuiiist. guns and porter on the Annscott News, a Sportsman Show at Rutgers Uni- Kenna. siiiRin». Brunson. Christine Bena, Bernic* •, i.. cr has not only member of the choir, opera guild, versity iri New Brunswick, The next regular meeting of the Knuplk, Linda Sandridge, Lubf . Fme Nations of school patrol and cast of the The Ladies' Guild will meet on oup will be held Monday, Aprf, Lytyinonka, Gail Sabo, BeverleJ , i iw has allied him- junior play. Friday, March 22, for Its regular VICTORIA KARMONOCKY at Fire HRII NO. 1. Kelrman. Lydla Hluszczyk, Christ monthly meeting. The place will ENGAGED TO WED: Mr. and Mrs, Michael Karmonocky, 12 tine Pavlonnls. Nancy NemtsHi be announced. Cypress Street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rutgers University Rita Sullivan, Lorraine Bonczekj Victoria Marie, to 1/C Petty Officer Anthony Pluta, son of Mr. Judy Breslow, Stella Chimia£ and Mrs. John riuta, Leffert Street, Miss Karmonocky is a Accepts Two Students Margaret Collins. Paulette Grcgor; u;r KEPICH ESSO Father-Son Breakfast Linda Jensen, Janis Richardson. graduate of Carteret High School and is employed by the Metal h Held by Holy Name and Thermit Corporation, Rahway. Her fiance, also a graduate of CARTERET — This week Stev- Mary Resko, Patricia Sabo, Mar» Jorlc Spencer, Rosalinda Sterns Carteret High School, is at present serving In the United States ;n Lovas and Robert Suto were Carol SzelBK, Kathleen Melnick,, CARTERET — The Holy Name Navy, stationed In Long Beach, California. The couplp will be notified of their acceptance by Mary Ann Kavchak, Tamar* Society of the St. Ellas' R. C. married May 12. Rutgers University. Ahapow, Barbara Kraus, Nancy hurch held a father and son Mr. Lovas will follow the blolog- Breza, Ann Marie Mofielcsky, communion breakfast last Sun- cal science curriculum. In high day, The Invocation was given by Ma ar Chur school, he has been active In dra- Catherine Magner. Rev. Augustine Medvlgy, Ukrainian Club Service^ s forf Sunday matics and debating and German The Kuest speaker was Mr. Vin- Srces fr clubs. His parents are Mr. and Hebrew School Holds cent- Heuther of Johnson & Mrs. Lovas, 151 Edgar Street. CARTERET—Dr. Andrew Hflr- Johnson of New Brunswick who Seeking Members Mr. Suto who had been notified Annual Purim Party sanyi announces the following OPEN EVERY NIGHT spoke on the topic of Our Lady Newark College of Engineering, BABARA ZAKOB of Patlma. CARTERET-Plans for a Sept. scrvlces ln the Flte Hungarian previously of his eligibility by CARTERET — The annual You no longer need to tit your car up on your day The women of the parish pre- will pursue the course ln engineer- TO ADDRESS IT A: Miss Bar- Purim masquerade party of the r.intn^Co—y^CeE wa>^ « for Sunday bara Zakor, 16} High Street, United Cnrterct Hebrew Schoo) H... we'll pick up your car afttr work and deliver pared the breakfast and the made at the last meeting of the March 17, as follows: Sunday ing at Rutgers. He has partici- 0 serving was done by the Young pated in debating, Student Coun- Carteret, will participate in the was held Sunday at the Synngotue Ukrainian - American Citizens School at 9, English service at 10 program for the Parent- of Loving Justice with the follow- ii the same night right to your doorl Ladies Sodality of the church. Club In the clubrooms with Walter AM., Hungarian service at 11 cil, publications, and mathematics :ontests. He is the son of Mr. and Teacher Association of St. Jo- ing members of the United He« Bobenchik, presiding. /! A.M. Sermon topic will be "How all set for Mrs. G. Suto, 36 Christopher seph's Church on March 18, on brew Sisterhood serving as host- I I,'! TO ADDRESS PTA ISBCS; Mrs. Sidney Katz, Mrs. Ar- niiilnrine . . . drive In NIGHT Bobenchik announced that he Love Builds Up." The sacrament Street. the subject, "Why Catholic Minn: CARTERET—MIM Mary Pllosa Spring Conditioning has encaged the ever popular Stan of baptism will be administered to Education?" Miss Zakor Is a thur Frank, and Mrs. Albert of Ruteers University will be the Miller. sini'iv We'll flush out win- Jaworski and His Band to furnish infants at the English service, student at Georgia.^ Court Col- guest speaker at the next regula IrrtlilniK'd nils and greases, the music for this affair and all The Junior Women's Guild will St. Elias Church Guild lege and a graduate of St. Judges for the costumes were meetinK of the Washtngton-Na mil n'plare them with proceeds will co towards the club's sponsor a cake sale at the church Mary's High School, Perth Am- Rabbi and Mrs. Lewis Brenner, than Hale P.TA. to be held To Meet on Tuesday warm -weather-weight lubrl- building fund. Tickets will go on on Sunday, March 17, beginnln boy. Mrs. Francis J. Hart man, and Mrs. Morris Ulman. Awards Wednesday evening, March 20, af nr,!- . . check and clean sale soon. Immediately after Sunday Schoo Public Relations Counsel, Gtor- were presented to Candy Gevlrta* 8 P. M. CARTERET—The Ladles Guild Ihr riKilinK system . . . tune Plans were also discussed for Donation of cakes will be wcl of the St. Elias Greek Catholic gian Court College, will be the man, prettiest costume; Shirley up (lip motor . . , check Plans will be discussed for the summer spirts activities and social comed from all parishioners, speaker. Shlian, best story Idea: and Rich- Spring Fair to be held May 15/ Church will meet Tuesday eve- iiriv nailery, transmission, events, Bennie Menchise, local Tne Lenten services are hell ard Greenberg, most original Idea. at the Nathan Hale School. ning,, March 19, at 8 P. M. in nerilhillli! barber, reported on plans for a cvery Thursday evening at 7:31 the parish hall. TO SHOW MOVIES Citations*were presented to the proposed clubrooms and spoke on"^^ -phe 40 minute services wil On Wednesday, March 27, the CARTERET - The America students as follow^: First Grade: the future growth of the club. be conducted alternating in Enp; guild will sponsor an illustrated Agricultural Chemical Compan; Melvin Lcvitz, Reading; Ronna An all-out membership drive jjah ^ Hungarian. The March, lecture with slides of The Blue ot Carteret and NewYork wll Bclafsky, Translation; Irene Mil- - Brief5 - will set underway next month. 2i service will be held in Hun- lArmy 0{ our Lady of Fatima show film slides oh the proper cari ler, Penmanship; Second Grade: Thomas Donoghuc was welcomed garlan wjth the general theme ! conducted by Miss Martha Loya of lawns, flowers, trees and shrub: Rosalinda Stern, Reading; Gerald Holy Family PTA has arranged as a new member. The Good Physician. of Yonkei-s. New York. at the Carteret Public Library ot Rosenblum, Penmanship; June to hold a cake s|le April 7 with Joseph Kashmer, secretary, pre- The lecture will be held in the Thursday evenin?, March 21, aiLevy, Translation; Third Grade: mothers of sixth srade" pupils In sented a detailed report on the ..„„,' parish hall free of charge. The 8 P.M. All homeowners are In Madeline Frank, Translation; charge. Election of new officers is finances and activities of the club r t W Post public is invited to attend. vited to attend. Phyllis Greenwald,'Penmanship. slated for April. in which he was highly gratified. A social followed with Myron Dinner for Leaders Officers will be elected by the Holowchuk and Michael Boben- CARTERET — Arrangements General Slkorski Polish American chik in charge. are bring made for the annual Club in the clubrooms, Sunday at Past dommanders and Past Presi- 2 P.M. Control Program Aim dents dinner of the Veterans of Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Gee, I Never John Spisak, 147 Dorothy Street, KEPICH Plans for a membership drive On "Bad" Literature 4, at the Post Rooms, Pershing at the Elizabeth General Hospital, were made at the last meeting 'ot Avenue. March 6. the Ukrainian American Citizens' CARTERET — A meeting Is slated to be held shortly in The committee includes: Miss CARTERET Iciub. Thomas Donoghue was ac- Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thought of That! |WASHIN(iTON Icepted into membership. connection with a control pro- Jean Lee, Mr. Thomas Hanley, gram dealing with the sale of Mrs. Ann Chorba, Mrs. Julia Lar- E. DeWitz, 57 Hickory Street, at the Elizabeth General Hospi- AVF.NTK • Ladies' Auxiliary. Fire Co. 1 has indecent literature. kin, Mrs. Frances Stupar, Mr.: 1 -6752 i tal, March 12. IMKKKT SERVICE enrolled Mrs. Kattileen Toth, Mrs. Clergymen will be invited to Edward Kettyle and Mr. Joun i Mildred Softest and Miss Rita the session and each parish also Raslmowlcz. Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Leon- iSchuck as new members. is invited to send a lay dele- The gttest reservation cards ard Sabo, 320 Washington Ave- gate. must be returned on or before nue, at the Elizabeth General Mr. and Mis. George Feren- An ordinance, banning the April 1, for final arrangements Hospital, March 12. Mrs. Sabo is chiak. 138 Jersey St. entertained sale of Indecent literature is to be completed. the former Ethel Hudak. at their home in honor of the scheduled for a hearing at the --I— birthdays of their children, next meeting of the Borough FOR LONG-LASTING WHITENESS, George. Jr. 10; Steven J., 7 and Council, March 21. Laura Ann, 4. A letter inviting various CHOOSE A HOUSE PAINT Cub Scout Pack 182, plans to sell |groups to discuss the control Easter candy and use the proceeds program has b,een sent out by for educational and recreational Borough Clerk Patrick Potoc- nig. CaHfor this THAT'S RICH IN TITANIUM... trips. VlTA-VAR HOUSE PAINT! GLEN'S JEWELERS dependable j me Iwptry to announce that we hdve been a\t\)ointed authorized agents for nationally [ healing team advertised , "Amelia Earfyrt" NOW! M ost folks think ol money as something

'Of«M»>*oi* man, and Vit»-Vir "Samsonite" at the First Bank and Trust Company is Him •<• is packed full of it. That'i you |et daiilini, HOUSE PAINT money that works for you. Make your i when you 300 Decorator money do a good job for you ... put part w«h Vita-Vw. Ifi »U- of it to prk every payday, in a savings ac- 150 LUGGAGE ''•''make for longer We. Cone I »'or tutor card. count at this bank, where it can immedi- Colon! Tejrnu as Little as Bu ately start earning interest for you! The v Paint From the Man Who Xnows PcrinU" 10% DOWN AND time to begin saving is NOW! MICHAEL and $1 Weekly ... • MECO FUEL OIL CO. TAKE UP TO ONK • rKKMIUM (UtADK HEATING OIL AND SON YEAR TO PAY SERVICE Current Interest Rate Per Annum 70 Washington Avciua', Carteret We Give S&H Green Stamps COMPLETE (Corner of Randolph Street I 21-11OUK UKAT1NC SERVICE TELEPHONE (A-1-5441 "The Bank with All the Services" WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS Floor Sander GLEN'S JEWELERS IRST BANK AND TRUST COMEWT I OR MAIN AND t'MEKKY STUKKTS, KAIIWAY ElectricWallSleainci MECO FUEL OIL CO. PERTH AMBOV, N. J. Phone FH-8-517U !* H53•!> KAHWAV \\K., AVENEI-, N. J. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KENT Wallpaper Remover ()l>«a lhuri«t»j 'I'll » 1". M. — Friday I'll 9 V. M. Tclqihone Woodbridge H-lOb'l CARTEftET PAOE FOUR 1I0TY FAMILY Rev. M. A. Kono|)| Holy Days, Mass at 7 ami g'^l CARTERET — Nicholas Ccluk. vires for Stanley Marcinlak, Jr. Confessions Saturday 4 ;u- 45 Larch Street., died MondAy of 1B7 Randolph Street, this bor- % 8 P. M. nlKtit »t the Perth Amboy General l!i v. X.v:\ O. Klftte ough, were held Saturday nt tlie SI:M ',.IV- f'ermnn service, 30 Hospital. A communicant of St. SACRED HEART Khln Moituerlefl, Inc., State and !'•: '1 M> i-fivii-p at 9:30 A. M Dpmetrliis' Ukranian Clmrrn and Rev. L. 'J. Pftrli k Wa.shinRton Street, Perth Amlioy. • . iicol ut 10:30 A. M. Sunday—Masses, 7, 8 retire:l from th:: U. S. Metals with HIP Rev. Jaroslav Onhrn, T 10:30 A, M. Refining Company. He had bern officiating, Interment was In the Ft|!- BAPTIST si resident here for 35 years. Holy Virxin Cemetery Ih Perth' ltfv. i:ilj«h Burr Husband of the lnte Justine Amboy, Bearers werp Jrthn Chv- lUrnlny. fj IHIDI 10 A.M.. wrviCf Rev. Joiteph Oluk. he is Mirv'vpd by a daugh- 7.1k, Michael Tlrrlak. John .Jolhi- il AM., lommnniun 7 P.M. Homer Trleules, Asst i>:) r ter. Mrs. Mary I.elss, Metuchen; son nnd Michael Evohchlw. ;ir u. , )-::n P.M. Sundny School, 10 A \i a son, Josenh of Port Reading; vices. 11 A. M. two grandchildren .and a sister, FIRST rilKSBVTERIAN Mrs. Anna Kllyk. Reading, Pa. II. S.-OWNED TIMBER i>v. M:ii.-".iim n. Brown The funeral was held Wednes- Approximately one-tenth of thr Ri!nd:'y--"M(iruiiiK services B.JO FAMILY OROWS day morning from the Svnowieckl U. S. lumber supply com°s from A. M :wirt 11 A. M. Church School,, MOBItjE AJa.—Mr«. C. A !):?>() A M Funeral Home, 4(1 Atlantic Street. notional forests, reports the Na- - - ' . wrll and her daughter, Mi>. Services were conducted at 6t. tional Geographic Society. The Dunn, Jr.. entered Mobile i REl'ORMF.D Demetrius' Church with Rev. Forest Service does no commercial INTEREST IS Illfill: Thr model and hoMiv slutu- helt! nt the Nathan Ilnlr School evidenced eOiiHidcrnlile Interest amon* thr ary nt the same time tin Rev. I>r. Andrew Harsany John Hundluk officiating, Inter- logging but sells standing limber pupils as imliciiled in the above plrhirr. Thr -show, held under (lie dirrctinn of Miss 7,lta Mrlloti, rnnsistfil of prnjrots made by the day Mrs. Blaekwell, 37, R;UI , Sunday Sunday School, 9 A. M. ment was in Cloverleaf Memorial to private mills, after advertising pupils, drpiclirtit stair'"* nf Amrriiiin ctiUure, cintnms anrt studies of various cultural subjrrts. to a daughter, twelve hour English worship, 10 A, M. Hungar- Park, WodobrldKe. for the highest bidder. Mrs. Dunn had given him ' itin service. 11 A M. lnir! live s'.:mv on October 18th. This time she's making her debut, standing job, ably assisted by Jo son. That means the C A CARD OF THANKS GEORGIA BEAM Anoth:-r slur pcrfnrmrr, Singer as a TV actress, appearing in Stafford. He is said to have re- ST. DEMETRIUS UKRAINIAN well became a lather and CARTERET — Miss Georgia TIMOTHY J. COIXlNS, SR. Put Bnoni'. who is in Hollywood filmed shows for T$ /house of ceived more offers than he can ORTHODOX CHURCH father'the same day; Mi, M, Beam, who resided with her Mother Superior of Holy nt HIP present time, making his Stnrs, G. E. Theatre and another handle. Rrv. John Hundlak well became a mother and '•nephew, Charles Shaffer, 38 Post Family Convent, Port Allan, movie debut in "Bernsirdine," series, Mary Martin's next on Broitd- Sunday, divine, liturgies 9 and motherland that Mrs. Boulevard, died Tuesday morning. way will be Truman Capote's j K):3fl A. M. Sunday School at 10'came a mother and a SIM Louisiana, wishes to express launches his first regular TV pro 1 Formerly of Woodbrklge and Se- her deep appreciation to the mam on the same network next Mickey Rooney's star Is on the stery. "The Muses Are Heard," j A. M*. Vespers at 5:30 P. M. that baby Frankle LavHi ni| wnren. she was a member of the Reverend Clergy) Sisters of the When Tony Curtis mnkes his up-and-up since his excellent per- which is being put Into musical Holy days, divine liturgy 9 A, M., well became a dnushter First Presbyterian Church, Car* Servants of Mary; Holy Name independent film, titled "Cortez „ formance In "The Comedian." He form. It's a comedy yarn. weekdays. 8:15 and 9:00 A. aunt. teret. Society; officers and members and Son," ho'll play both the fath- Bette Davis has returned to recently took over Perry Como's Besides her nephew, she is sur- of the Ancient Order of Hi- er and son over a fifteen year Hollywood for a brief visit, from show so that Como could have a vived by a nlfffce. Mrs. George bernians, Dlv. #2 and Auxil- period. The father was a famous her home in Portland, Maine, week's vacation and did an out- Leonard, Avenel, and other nieces iary; Local #440 Pouter bullfighter in Spain and upon his and nephews. Wheeler Corp. and employees death, the son inherited his title. Funeral .services will be held at. and the many relatives and Curtis hopes to film the picture 2 o'clock tomorrow afternaan at friends for their kindness and in Spain. the Greinor Funeral Home, 44 sympathy extended to me on Green Street, Woodbridge. In- the death of my dearly beloved It's probably only natural, but Proclamation terment will be in Cloverleaf Me- brother, Timothy iTimmlei televisi.sion and film stars are get- SPRING IS HERE!! morial Park Cemetery. Collins, Si-, ting more and more tied together. Practically every well known ac- LOUIS ACKERMAN (signed) Sister Mary Luke tor or actress in the film world WHEREAS, on March 15-18, this nation will ob- CARTERET - Louis Ackerman, [has appeared before the television 68, 82 Hermann Street, died Sat- serve the 38th anniversary of the founding of The 'cameras, nnd the few hold-outs urday morning at the Elizabeth CARD OF THANKS appear to be bending a little. American Legion in Paris, France, and General Hospital, Elizabeth, after NICHOLAS CELUCK PLAN TO VISIT US REAL SOON a short, illness. He was born in We wish to express our sin- WHEREAS, on March 15-18, Carterel Post Number Frank Sinatra has signed a fat Hungary and lived in New York cere thanfa to our relatives, 263, Tha-American Legion, Department of New Jer- City for 28 years. He came to Car- friends, and neighbors for their contract with ABC-TV, and will teret and lived here for 17 years. kind expressions of sympathy, make his debut as a regular tele- sey, will observe its 35th anniversary of organiza- He was the owner of the Cartel'et spiritual bouquets and beauti- vision performer with a big hour- tion, and Shoe Repair shop. 591 Roosevelt ful floral tributes extended to Avenue us in our recent bereavement CARD OT THANKS WHEREAS. The American is composed of vet- He WHS a member of the Car- In the death of our dearly bo- LOUIS ACKERMAN erans of our armed forces which served in World leret Businessmen's Asociation loved fiithe.f. grandfather and We wi.sh to express our sin- War 1, Woild War II, and the Korean Conllict, ond and Ihi' First Slnvuk Citizen Club brother, Nicholas Celuck. cert! thanks to our relatives, of CiirU-iet. He is survived by his We especially wish to thank friends, and neighbors for their WHEREAS, Carteret Post No. 263. The American wife, Anna Oharcsak Ackerman; Rev. John Hundkik; Prof. Jo- kind expressions of sympathy, two daughters, Mrs. Paul Ramon- seph Reynarovich: Carteret their many acts of kindness, Legion, Department nf New Jersey, whose members "The Grass |s Greener on Our Side" detta of Baysule, Long Island, and Smelter and Refinery Workers the spiritual bouquets and the. served this nation valiantly during times of national lay Mr. and Mrs. Igor Cassini [Cholly Knickerbocker). Mrs. Andrew Gombos of West Union Local 837; casting de- beautiful floral tributes ex- stress, continues to serve this community by its vari- , Carteret; three sisters. Mrs. Mary partment U.S.M.R.: American tended in our uticevment in "WE USE Such and MJS. Joseph Trnovsky Oil Local #397; P.B.A. Local the death of our dearly belovt^ ous activilies in veteran rehabilitation, child welfare, both of Carteret and Mrs. Julia #60; U. S. Metals Refining husband, father, grandfather school activities, and contributions to charities, and Horvath of Czecho - Slovakia; Co.; pall bearers; Carteret and and brother. Louis Ackerman. WONDERLAWN'' three grandchildren. Woodbridge Police escort and We especially wish to thank WHEREAS, Carteret Post No. 263 has remained Funeral services took place, A ptrfect blend of grasses the Synowiecki Funeral Home Rev. L. J. Petriek, pastor; nuns in the forefront through its active display of patriot- from the Biz.ub Funeral Home, 541 for satisfactory .services ren- of the Order of St. Francis: for lawns of permanent beauty '' Wheeler Avenue on Tuesday. dered. church choir and altar boys of ism, allegiance, great respect for our national culture, fir lawns of verdant lustiness... of velvety mornini! at 8:30 A. M. A requiem' Sacred Heart Church; Ladies Family of the late and sincere interest in our home community. teiturt and tone... for lawns that are car- mass was offered at the Sacred Nicholas Celuck Slovak Citizen Club; First Slo- Heart R. C. Church at 9 A. M. vak Citizen Club; Dr. M. A. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Edward J. Dolan, Mayor of p«U of clear, rich color... discover the BURR Rev. L. J. Petriek was celebrant wonders of "WONDERIAWN!" Like ttiis well Chodosh; Dr. Theodore Chen- the Borough of Carteret, do proclaim the week of of the mass. kin; Carteret First Aid Squad; known society columnist, you too, will speak Rosary recital was held Monday CARD OF THANKS 'medical and nurses staff of March 15 to March. 22, Americao Legion Week, and gut in highest praise of this perfect grass TIMOTHY J. COLLINS SR. seed...I magnificent mixture of the world's ROSES Elizabeth General Hospital; urge all citizens ot render respect and continued Council of the Borough of Car- finest, most carefully selected grasses. For THE We wish to expriss our sin- support and cooperation to a fine American organi- cere thanks to the following: tBiet; employes of RCA, Wood- the- most beautiful lawn Ot your lite ... get Rev. Louis Cortney; Rev. Vic- bridge; Radio Communication zation, Carteret Post 263, The American Legion. . Utility Formula! FLOWER HOUSE tor Grabrian; Rev. Aloysious and Assemblers Union, Wood- Boland; Sister Asunta and all bridge; those who donated EDWARD J. DOLAN. Mayor PRESENTS Sisters of St. Mary's Church, their cars; pall bearers; Car- teret police escort, and the Friday and Saturday Only Perth Amboy; Sisters of Holy Cross. Port Allan, Louisiana; Bizub Funeral Home for satis- Attest: factory services rendered. THEY NiED Super Special Special thanks to the pall PATRICK POTOCNIG, Borough Clerk bearers, John Sugrue, Michael Family of the late Morah, John Neder, Edward BURR Louis Ackerman Kettyle, William Hoolihan and ROSES William O'Rourke; Holy Name WONDERLAWN S Society; Division #2 A. O. H. iFk SHRUB and Auxiliary; Local #440 Foster Wheeler Corp. and em- CoforM flowering typti ployees; to the0 friends and 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1937 •' The Complete All Stoson town food neighbors for their kind ex- ' ~ high organic formula poclitd wltk pressions of sympathy, spiri- ' nitrogen, phoiphorui, poloth - oil tual bouquets and beautiful i "Th* Friendly Store" J CHOICE floral tributes extended to us • the vital elements your town i in the death of my husband, ?|: fc| It won't burn. Timothy Collins Sr., father of AFRICAN Timothy Collins Jr.; also, ap- preciation is extended to the 2,> ll.s. - $2.50 VIOLETS Carteret Police Escort and the FINAL CLEARANCE 50 II*. - $3.9!> Lymaji Funeral Home for sat- |.29 isfactory services rendered. Each Mrs. Anne Collins & Son. MEN'S, JACKETS Tl'ltNS LAWNS GREEN, BURR I KKEPS LAWNS GREIjN! te ORDER TODAY! Reg. 17.95 10" 4«. NOW 15* TREES CAMERAS 00 00 5We and Flowtrlng FLOWER Kee. 19.95 Now 12 •*«. | Now 18 HOMEOWNERS: HARDIER, HEALTHIER, REPAIRED HUSKIER PLANTS iffanu \Jtnet ^tiedat Uautei tor I fieri aiiu U3oUA You'll find everything you Ml HOUSE WOODBRIDGE need for lawns anil gardens in gold and s'tlvtt foil. 4;!0 KAIIWAV AVENUE Camera Shop here - we carry a complete Convenient to carry • Eaiy W VVOOIlBKIlMiK 90 Main Strict Choose Your line of nationally advertised plant • Full-color picryr* fw On tlir Mutual Su|itr Market 8 :u::u easy itlection • Free soil-con- 1'mkini; Lot products - slop in 'soon'! ditioning peal mew • Com- FAMILY'S EASTER OUTFIT plete planting inilructionf • Excellent choice of Wit* PRESCRIPTIONS NOW While Selections Are Complete IISIC (Hilt I'ONVKNIKNT LAY -AWAY PLAN FOR PROMPT/FREE OOMRY—CALL HI 2-1350 PUBLIX PHARMACY VISIT OUR BARGAIN TABLES AMBOY FEED CO., Inc. not a sideline> [ COMPUTE LIKE OF SICKNOOM SWTUH STORK HOURS: —^^= GARDENSHOP EE^E^ t-fHEE OEUVttT- Open Daily Christenseri'i Kstahl:slif»l l!H9—CSeorge Walsh, Vvvs. !ll IVIaiu St. Woodbridge 8-0809 Till li P. M. ( Store 27 ) Mew BruiiHwick Ave. u•„,. oah Mmt) |»ertli Aml"».v Use our large, FREE parking Friday Till 9 P. M. lot at rear entrance of store Closed Wed. All Day OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. TIL 6 P. M. (Kwept WeUn^day, , «,lo« at I8 nMn) irnrt FRIDAY, MATJCTl 1:1:'7 PAGE IcCartliyAnnouncesSprintr Carteret Eliminated From at Carlerel High Tourney by Ocean City , |,|. ]• Fra n k Mr- | May 3, 4:00 IV M., Clark UP-' CAItTERBT — A team thai od ami 22-4 HgiUn in the third •" ' '.„„. nf athletics at „,„„„, Innked more like « collegiate elub M"" ,, i, 'V'hnnl announced ( urlfrrl |4O| limn a hi tin school aggregation, ,";;,." ,;,i«,nlo for .prlng "^ "• <*° *'• M.. 0 P t jl,,,,,,,, t.lir varsity and hotne:10, 4:00 V. M. Peru, Am- 'sportinn a record of 28 slrnliiht j p^ [ 8 16 |(,]l;l]l teams and the boy St. Mary's, home; n. 4:00 wins tills Reason, proved Catterett-I sweda. f 0 4 m | P. M., Woodzbrltlge. away; 21, i ntmlsis In the Mate Mml-flnul \ St menia, f 6 ,,|!v Wj| lopen its sea- Perth Amboy St. Mary's, nway; Oroup II competition M hUfe Con- j C Ca'hael, c 4 \",,,i 11. opposing High- 24, 4:00 P. M, Sayrevllle, away' vtntloh Hall Tuesday night. Trucke, g S .,,,„„„,.. The team will 31, 4:00 P. M.; Perth Ambny. Ocean City, with a 31-9 reoofrl, Lehotsky, K S ",;iinc.s, nine home flnd home. was all too powerful for CarUtet's O'Lear. g 1 i'l,r road. The Jayvees | June 4, 4:00 P, M., South Riv- hlxh-rlding club and handed the T. Ca'hael. g 0 ;, ,.,iM, ])iiiy the exact er. home; 7, 4:00 P. M., South Blues their worst beating of the lOreeno. n 0 'I!,,,l,il(.. The varsity will Plalnfleld, away. wnson, 15-40, lo move up into th? j Tbetsky. g 0 M ,ll;ilii'd by Dnugy Kin«,[ J. V. schedule the same as final round of the State Group II | •r Mr.lerz Handling the varsity. race. Oreaii City will meet Bogotn 1R 10 40 Track .Schedule for the State Group II title this Ocean tit* list !, k team, under Wes Coach: Wes Spewak, night at Rutgers Uhi- O P \vill compete In ten May'l, 4:00 P. M., Perth Amboy, iverslty «ym Adams, f .14 37 the County', home: 4, County relays, Perth ; And thus Wes Spewak's lad, for Hudson, i 1 h"ii,ps nt Rutgers. I Ambov: 8. 4:00 P. M,, Perth Am- Hie third time In six years, after Padden, f 2 ,,,i'.,lrtp Hiedule as listed boy, St. Mary's, away; 15, 4:00 j takltiy Central Jersey honors thfee Harison, f 2 »i • • n-f>>v follows:- P, M., South Elver, home; 18, 4:00 times, were upset in the state Verano, f 2 ,. ', i (in 1 M., Highland D, *M., County meet, New Brims- semi-final round competition. Bowman, c 2 ,', |> .1 •:») P M. Clark wick; 20, 4:00, Metuchen, home; '<• RiKht from the start It was evi- Hadtke, c 0 IG, 4:00 P. M.. 22, 4:00 P. M.. Clark Regional.' dent that ocean City was In * WJanner, p l 19, 4:00 P. M., home;29, 4:00 P. M,, St. Peter's class by Itself. The powerful south Conovtr, H 0 Jersey aggregation was held to an De Baufre, g ;,vay; 26, 4:00 P. M., New Brunswick. 0 0 .',.' lui'm ; 29. 4:00 P. M.,' June 1, 5:00 P. M.. State meet, fl-ft tie In the first period, but le< stull, g . ". 0 0 home; 30. 4:00 P. M., Rutgers; R, 4:00 P, M.. Wood- | loose with a great offensive In the Llbro, % 0 0 ,II|V ' bridge, home. second and third periods to turn Mallck, g 0 the game Into a complete rout jgn'arone, g 0 • o Paced by their start Tommy \}\ vx Spewak Has Brilliant Adams, who picked up 37 points, 24 27 75 I tin' south Jersey dub outscored Carteret .... 8 12 4 16—40 {word In Tourney Games j the Blues 22-12 In the second perl- Ocean City 8 22 22 23—76 :. !(!• :r Shy, modest Wes opening round and lost to Lake- lev CENTRAL .1KRSKY GROUP II CHAMPIONS: Carteret High School, winners nf 1M6-57 Central Jersey Group ?., finished a very Recreation League Results :, school basketball wood In the second found games. successful season, winning 18 games and losing 5. Standing, left to right, Albert Zusman, Varsity manager; Klchey Potts, Edmond • ,i> pust six years, sue- ] This year, as you all know, Grpenberif, John Trucke, Eugene Carmlchael, Billy Olear. Theron (armichael and Joe Farrell, J»y Vee manager. Kneeling, left to i .,• Cnrtiba In 1950, has \ the team copped the Central Jer- right. Itlchey Terebetsky, Tony Semenza, Nick Lehotsky, Paul Sweda and Tony Zullo. (Photo by Szabo Studio.) Announced by Coughlin , in ill!;int record as sey championship, Oroup II, and , ii bv the team's show- lost to Ocean City In the state CARTERET — Recreation di- over the Sabers; St. Elias 43, . ,n(l past years at the semi-finals. rector Tommy Coughlin and his Black Arrows 10, Ed Sullivan 20 two assistants, Oeza Horvath and points; St. Joseph 26, Raiders 26, ,; Wes, Incidently, was • _ - Grohmanns Move Blues Win Central JerseyDeBella Pinners Benny Zusman, released the fol- Dengelgl 14 points; Magicians 41, : iin- 1934 team which; 7 lowing results for the Recreation Hawks 15, Letesl 10 points. ;M'I' title that year, jl Group II Titles Beating League this past week. Cub League No. 1 • •: r Blues lost to Sayre-i, Back into Lead Win 3 and Hold PAL News Senior Uaiue ' St. Joseph 42, All Stars 25, Me • ,,• Central Jersey title. Final playoff: St. D?metrlus 91, Mahon 14 points; St. Joes are' tM • i team defeated At- In Academy Loop Ewing Township in ThrillerLead by 1 Game All Stars 53, Hank Zabel 26 points, winners of the league. ., ••.l.uids for the Oroup 1 j and \ CARTERET — A determined year reign, only to lose out In the Ray Wizna 20 points. , Cub League No. 2 ,i:i>cy diadem only to CARTERET — With Mike and jCarteret High School basketball state semi-flnal competition, twice CARTERET The DeBella Junior Uaiue Knlcks 23. Panthers 14, A. Mc- !:.VIM side In the state Prank Slekierka shooting big J team, with its back to the wall in to Riverside High and this week to Construction team scored a clean Ramblers 1st half Champ to Mahon 12 points; Ramblers '9, .... In 1954, the Blues Sports'Round series, Grohmanns Insurance pin- ^he final period after leading most Ocean City, plays Jokers 2nd half Champs this Hawks 3, Chodosh 8 points; Blue i!c Highlands for the \ sweep over Agrico in the Hill Bowl :i ners moved right back Into first] of the way, came through with a I The victory was No. 18 In 22 week. Jays 33, Sharks 26, Malek IT Commercial Industrial Bowling ,i, !u'y crown, again to Town place in the Carteret Commercial sensational finish in the overtime \ games for Carteret and No. 3 in Midget Ltafue points; Blue Jays 46, Ramblers 9t idversidc in the state Bowling League at the Academy session to beat Ewing Township, J the tourney race. Wes Spewark's League to lead the rnce by one fult By KNOT Holy Family winner by forfeit Virag 16 points; Final will be be- Alleys this week. Orohmann's won|51-49, and win the Central Jersey !six-year record at Carteret shows [game. tween Blue Jays vs Knicks. team lost to Nep» j • all three from the City Line So-'; Oroup II basketball title before 75 victories against 53 losses. Led by Debella's 603 set on Girls Class "A" openintt round game. I For the last few weeks, excite- lal Club In rather easy fashion, a packed house at Rutgers gym1 Carteret 151) c games of 182, 235 and 186, the Rockets 21, Pusillo Girls 16; he club passed the ment was in htali pitch In Car-; as the L, and M. Five, dropping to Saturday night in the sectional G P St. Joes Win Cub Rocketts are the league Champs. leaders won all three games ;terct for the annual NJSIAA second place, was upset In all finals of the New Jersey State In- Sweda, f 4 3 Girls Class "B" 'basketball tournament was tuken thres names by Babies Furniture. terscholastic Athletic Association Potts, f 9 3 Sabo's Sport Shop held second League Title by Moose's All Stars 13, Sharp* ixnl Hl'C I,Pddmg by ;p>lace and Carteret with Its fine' Frank Sleklerka rolled 644 with i Group II tournament competition. C'michael, f 1 0 place by taking all three games shooters 10, Nasterwitz 8 points; ason record of l5 wlns and 4 SM)res of 21 208 and 216 whlle A howUn crowd ol nearly 4 t i,tni"i in Womens [o^ °- ' & sooiTrucke, g 3 from Benj, Moore's. Mike Saw- Hot Rods 4, Ramblers l; Diggers 2 0 9, Cardinals 0; Hot Rods 12, _ " ' Hosts wos considered a good j brother Mike had a 631 set on! faithful broke into pandemonium Lehotsky, g chak's 582 set the puce for the [Beating All Stars •. id-1 The Mixed Five, I chance to win. After beating Key- jscores of 187, 212 and 231, to lead jas Tony Semema stole the show O'Lear, a 0 Moose's Ail Stars 8; Hot Rods and lnss. Is stlli'Port and Hlnhland Park, the team ;the Qrohmanns to an impressive;by stealing the ball halfway:Semenza, g .. 1 2 Sabomen. Saturday for D1 els wil1 race in the Carteret!played at Rutgers gum and won 'victory. through the period to knot Makwlnskl's lost two games to CARTERET - St. Joes won the 8B Bowling the Central Jewy Oroup 2, beat-: In the meantime the L and M'the score jvttfi'a looper after Tom 20 11 Waznee's Tavern and now hold !ulayinb gLestm theier beschampionshit game opf thbye Championship. •in Hill Bowl, by a five- jlng a good Ewing Township team;Five«nlounted tough opposition at given E^ing the leud! Ewint Twp, |49I third position. Felix Makwinski season a*nd defeating the All f) 1 . w/« .1 iiver the second place iIn overtime. Carteret met Ocean'the hands of the Babies Furniture as the overtime period opened, i G F was high man for the Makwinski 3tars, 42-Sfe, recently at the Na- ROCKCtS Will ii,!i is whu scored a two- City in the sUI* seml-flna! game and dropped all three games — Then In a blazing finish, Richey Iwhlte, f 2 5 club. ,han Hale 6chool gym, and lost 75-40. Ocean City had,the first two'by wide marylns. 'Potts, one of Carteret's great per- Hodson, f 3 '3 McMahon won the scoring hon. Standings l*on 22 straight games has a fine 882 962 966 formers this year, In an almost Jones, c J & G Television won two games ors fore the winners with a total team. The Carteret team looked'city Line 775 808 836 impossible shot, grabbed the ball Lyon. g from C, & C. Oil, led by Magelk's of 14 points. L an 53'w* 24'^ tired for after 3 months of con-iBnbiCs PumiUl|.e 923 910 854 to off-balance position and let Myuock. g r le 572. Hayduk's 249 sparked the The score :- 29''j practicing and playing, it L & M Flve 801 842 848 "• ^y f° " basket. Fortunately Dufalo, g 10 48 0 ing 54 games. • jlng same of the playofto fromj,'15-4 during the season just closed. 1 1 Krause 1 za ran a close third. Makwinski 213. Pascal I 0 2 Baseball practice will start next; the All Stars, American League Tony Semenza was high man Wielgolinski ... 3 3 Ward . 0 0 0 week and weather permlUIgn, the' champs, to cop the borough senior in the individual scoring with a O 0 Lislckl AUTO SALES Santoro 0 0 0 0 U hliful Fearing ! squad will start outdoor work as I basketball chamionship this week total of 174 for 15 games or an RIgby ,...... j 0 0 0 Hawkes 1 0 2 at the high ,school gym, 91 to 53. Plymouth Is said to have re- .pit- will believe every- j80^". average of close to 12 points Rusnak ...: 0 0 0 Recreation news. ... St. Deme- [ At the final score indicates per game. It was Tony who stole gained third place in automobile Know The Weather 6 Totals nil them if It's bad Pisar 3 0 10 1 » trlui hftii retamed Senior the game was a runaway, with sales, replacing Bulck. The front swtix Rapids"1 Iowa" • second honors as Carteret won Pusillo filrls League ChampionshiChampion p by beating the Center boys taking an early Jersey Group II runners are still Chevrolet, and By E. II. SIMS Totals 9 7 25 O P !the All Stars in 2 out of three] lead and holding the upper hand Ford, according to automobile champoinshlp by stealing the ball Does a red sunset actually tel! ; 3 2 game series, All league playoffs all the way, sales'reports. From January 1 to in the overtime session to knot us anything about tomorrow's Rozelle 1 0 will end this week and winners Hank Zabel ,was the leading February 20, Plymouth had cap- the score. A minute later Richie weather? The old saying is fre- Woods Cabinet Gains B. Johnson 2 0 T US PAINT will be announced next week. The ! i r . getting 26 tured 10,2 per cent of the ,'auto Morm for lhe w nne S Pott?, in a most difficult shot, quently heard about a red sky at 0 Winners will be given a little blow , market, with 83,891 • deliveries, lead in Tight Race YOUR OLD CAB / poinU<; Ray Wlzna {ollowed witn converted to win the ball game as the fend of the day—that it means 0 out at a later date. 120 poinU and Steve Bilinskl was pandemonium broke out. j Plyinouth rated only 8.1 per cent lear, cold weather. CARTSERET - A tight race is °- Johnson 0 The schedule for tomorrow at, . AT LOW COST • • • » thlrd wltn 15 point5 Getting .tyack to the Jayvees for' of the market last year.. Is there any scientific basis for being waged in the Carteret Wo- Nathan Hale School will be. at i _ Demetrius st these two predictions, based on a men's Academy Bowling League. Totals 2 IS 12:00 first game. Diggers vs. Hot I FACTORY FINISH G red sky at sundown? The truth is Up until last week the Cyzeskis, Rods In the Class B League and at 10 that there is scientific basis (0: No. 3 team, have been setting 12:45 the Knick6 play the Blue SETS'SIGHTS HIGH - - • By Alan Mover OVEN BAKED Mesqulta 3 both, though more for the fore- the pace by the narrow margin Jays for the Cub 2 title, then at Zazworski 5 ENAMEL y cast of clear weather. of Yi game. , h 6 1:30 the Midget League have their j l This week the Woods Cabinet 12 In practically, all sections of thi RAINY DAY playoffs us the Magicians meet \ i^\ pinners took three from the last PAINT JOBS 7 United States the prevailing dl the Sabersand at 2:30 the Red j Billinskl rectlon of movement of the gai the top positio,, ZZ.> ujlm I I I ' Wings meet the Jokers for the j layer circling the earth (the place Kochecks to move into the -ANY DAY Junior League Championship. 1 totals 43 weather) is west to east. Today'i top position by % game as the In a few weeks, meetings will AH weather was actually over some Cyzeskis were able to win only be called for the reorganizations P point westward yesterday-—prob two games from Lillians Dreas oi all leagues. No team will be Kertes ...... 0 ably several hundred miles. 1 Shop. admitted without an adult mun- 3 Hall ...... If the sun sets red, that njeam The summaries follow: agi'r to take charge of the team 0 Lucas . .... 5 dry, dusty air is toward the (west Woods Cabinet Shp 417 462 401 1 mid be responsible for Its appear- Karwecki .. 7 0 between the viewer and the aun— Klchecks ' 370 394 3d0 ance mid behavier at all games. Gudmerstad 3 0 hence the red color. If the air t Cyzeskis 461 382 442 In the Cub und Midget teams, all 2 0 Ost the west is dry and dusty and is Lillians Dress Shop 382 366 466 purenu> are urged to take part moving toward the viewer, it wli Team No. 4 378 391 444 and help their youngsters to bet- Totals 26 be overhead In the coming hours Team No. 6 360 422 385 • ;1 Coats Enamel ter himself und root for his boy. Hence, chances are the weathei • < umpletely Sanded We hear that Jerry Wald Is will be fair in the Immediate You'll be smart and Mubk Hath Charms Compl«» A second-floor tenant culled the trying to persuade Paul Muni to future. Life does seem sort of com- comfortablo in your uurty belowund shouted: "If you leave his pU* "Inherit the Wind," The reason for .assuming a rec plicated when four boy* are ar- 2 stop p£$i.B that blasted by April, so that he can appear as sunset means cold weather lies ii S9.5S 0 rested for robbing a policeman txoDhone 111 10 crazy." the mill ownjr In -Peyton Place." the fact that clearing weathe: I *• '' M you , ctf usually follows rapidly the pas of his automobile, containing u »i uur ivl too late" came tl|e reply, j Muni, so fai? hasn't deolded that gun und a bottle of liquor—the "I stopped an hour ago."* _, 1« "«1 *>. .sage of a cold front. In the wmte FREE ESTIMATES months, most or the fronts ar Cleveland News. *. Fendtr, ClIlilloB cold and thus, more often tha not, a clear weather M«ii occurs Thrift is helping to curb Infla- NOTE! Who do you behind a cold front. tion. 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MAGAZINES ^hToh fenulrr* nudity or wml-nudity or which, read a« a whole, 1» ™nc"n<™ tlons or mntfrial or (?.| thr ' iContinued from Page One) AND PUBLICATIONS GIVING ILLUS- with «n account of crime und whlcri I tlnns outllnffl und descrlhrd i,, TRATED ACCOUNTS OF SPECIFIED IHTS wore William Sieber. Robert depicts, by the use of drawlnu, the 3 of this ordlnnncc CRIMES; STATING THE PRFSUMP- rnllowlnn offenses: SECTroN «. PeniltlM: On tL Vnrgo. Dwlftht Wadiak, Rlcharti TION RAISED UPOfo DISP1>AV OF (n) nrUmnlntrrlnK poisonous «nd in- Any pMjan violating »ny I,I Stokes, Richard Tlndall. Robert PROHIBITED PUBLICATIONS; AND jurious potions. visions of this orriliwiirf Sip™. Allen Combft. Linda Jen- PROVIDING PKNALTtKS FOR VIOLA- Ihl MRravated annault, rtefmul BUllty of helim n ,,, . TIONS OF ITS PROVISIONS. (O arson nnd other willful imrnlni? person and upon conviction •.'' Screen «en, Charles Sersun, Arlene (dl MsBiilt In attempting burKlary. Hhftll hfi ftnttl In nn nmoum L . Muwka. Michael Kacsur, Daniel WHEREAS, the Gnvernlnn Body of (e) amiaiiH to malm or dlaflRUre. ccedlnB »100.00 or be ImprlHn,, ;', the BorouRli nf Carteret. County of ((> aaaault with intent to commit pprlod not fiwfdlng onp yr,,r' Oiws. Walter Tyrell, Deanna Middlesex snd State of Ncw Jersey, rape." both so lined nnd Imprisoned i ' "WRITTEN ON THE WIND" Thorn. Joseph Bernath, Richard finds nnd dolftrmlnes that there Is a IK) URanlt with intent to commit thftt such violation IR ponm • , ftrent increase In the number and va- robbery. permitted to continue shun t,',. ', This Ti'Climi'nlnr production Kriwiik. riety of Illustrated 'comic books," |h) aiwaiUt with the Intent to murder, n «eper«W offense and shall in- ,, stars Rnck Hucisnn. who Rnvf his magazines nnd other pvib'.lcntlons of Able as BUCh hcreitndcr, !f m,,l:'". Winners will receive ribbons as the type prohibited by this Ordinance II) burglary. 11) fulae Imprisonment. one publication prohlbltpri ],„', best friend I'r.i' wnmim h? wantfd pil/i-.s. Judges were Mr. Edwin belnR offerpd for sflle In the Borough: shnll b« offered, exhibited, kf.r . nnd Ik) kldnapplns and iMiictlon. played In violation of this rmi,' Itr his own, LJIUITII Burall. who Quln, superintendent of schools, (I) maiming and dhfl»urlng l WHEREAS, manv nf such "comic »t the same location by tho s,, '»' was "faiilifil in her hu,bond's Mi Walter Ga*ior, Mr. Charles (ml malicious mischief. son, the offer, •xhlbltln^ v.n books," magazines nnd publications (ni murder. name . . , (ivu.i il nut to Ills love." Morris nnd Mr. William Relncrt. are desljned and formed so as to re- or displaying of each scpnrnto !.'," (o) rape. tlon prohibited hereundpr si,,, Dorothy Muiunr, 11 ;i v.'oimm who semble closely other publications de- ip! robbery. voted In stibntance to mutters of humor stllute a separate offense m,,i ',' 1 (qi theft. fllldS i!. i:;ll(l t'.l lilUi" lftHlirl till SOU, RANK nnd published primarily for sale to punlihid as such herennripr K '.; children lit many Inntnnees belnR (n copsplracy to commit any of the more publications prohlbliwi i,,.,,' thiivs she i!i(l. hiid Hcilifiit Slack, Agreements signed by farmers »re furnlahefl or sold m tlir s.,,.,' 1 placed for sale ildt by side with the' offense*. as a mail uiio hid his s?(:rrt to - through Frbruary 22 will retire humorous publications; and 111) Intent where Text Is Not Proml- by the nine peraon, thp Sni(. .„ hind a builk: mid u lttindivd mil- nently Fentured: It la th« Intent of nlnhlnj of eniih shall constltuti- ,' 16,155,230 acres from surplus WHEREAS, certain of the "comic this ordinance to Include publW»tlQn§ rate oftense and shall he inn lion dollar:. cr:ips under the Soil Bank pro- books," mi(Mlne» and publications where the text la not prominently fea- as inch hcrennu>r specified In thl» ordinance deal In sub- ir,\m this year. They would earn tured, but rather ls Incidental to.the As thr story opens Hud.'.on, us stantial part with subject matter of picture, beins usually In the ballftons SECTION 7. If anj part, n! , payments totaling $414,887,669. as obscene nature tending to deprave tf this ordinance Is for Mr, •, Mlttli, ••ji'.iu Miss Bacall. n,s Lucy. the morals of those into whose hands that indicate the words spoken by the held Invalid or unconstltiuirm,. in thr offl?p of iin oil company. Ho The Soil Bank Law authorizes the the publications might fall by suggest- character!, holding shall not affect the vr |. 12) News Account* Not Included; falls for hi1!', taktv; hri out to din- annual payment of a maximum ing lewd thoughts and exciting sensunl th» remalnlni! portions thermt deslrts; and Thin ordinance shall not be constru«tl ner and. then comes Kyle, his best of $750,000,000 for the retirement to apply to those accounts of crime SBCTfON 8. All ordinances ,,r ,.. WHEREAS, certain of the 'comic which are part' of th« ordinary and ordinances Inconsistent hi>ri" friend, the hard-drinking son of ot land irom such crops as wheat. books," magantncs and publications beretty repealed, general dutaemlnatlon of news, nor to 3BCTION B. This nrdlnnncp an oil tycoon. Kyle decides he cotton, corn, rice and tobacco. specified In this ordinance deal In sub- such drawings and photographs a» lire : stantial-part with accounts of crime come effective upon passage ,n-. wants Lucy for his own and RPts used th Illustrate such accounts. i-ntlon according M) law tending to Incite children below the (31 Historical at Literary Publications her, too. Mitch continues to wor- LEGAL NOTICES nge nf eighteen yearo. beln? of suscep- Not Included; This ordinance shall not PATRICK POTf)' •. tible and lmpreeslonnble character, to be construed to apply to legitimate, Boron •• , ship Lucy from afar. commit crimes similar to or Identical The foregoing ordinance w,i . N^TI, , id RWWm I with those prohibited by this ordi- lluntrated, historical accounts of crime Considerably less standoffish is SPHISII hMs will be received bj the or crimes. diifed at a meetlnn of the cv nance; I the Borough of CBrteret hfld y.. MaryUc i Dorothy MHIOINM, who Bonrd o[ Education ot the Borough of SECTION 4. Presumption from Dis- Carteret, New Jersey, at the C«rteret NOW. TriraiFORE. BE PT OR- 1857, when It was adopted ,,,' DAINED BY TOT GOVERNING BODY playing: readlntl. The aald ordlnmirr . tnakrs for Mitch, to no avail, how- Hlch Srhool, on Tuesday evening. If any publication prohibited here- Mnrch 26, 1957. »t seven o'clock, for the OP THE BOROOOH OF CARTERST, further considered on second -, ever, as his heart bdonttfi to some- COUNTY Of MIDDLESEX AND STATE •tinder shall be displayed In any news- for final adoption at a mrMn purchase of BASEBALL AND TRACK stand, book store, drag store, marett, one else. BOWLERS AID POLIO: A check for $2,550. rais d 1>> Middlesex County howlers for the March of SUPPLIES. Council ol the Borough o( Cu . OF NEW swart: or other mercantile, establishment. M»rch 31; 1»S7, »t 8:00 P M Dimes, Is belnc presented in thf above photo to M. Juscph Duffy, county March of Dimes chair- Bids will be opened nnd read at this SECTION 1. Definitions: Where the said store, market, or Other Things straighten out, in a some- For the purpous of this ordinance, Chamber*, Borough Hnll, (.n. man, by Henry "Hack" (homlrkl, secretary of the Middlesex County Rowling Association, on the meeting. mercantile establishment, where the nue. Cartertt. N. J., at whlrii what somber fashion, when Kyle, Speclflcatldns may be men at the the following terms, phrases, words said prohibition publication may be and ttietr urtvttlons shall have the plncf all penons lnterestni . accidentally or otherwise, is found right, as Joseph Volocik, president of the association, looks on. office of the secretary during business seen by any child under the age of given an opportunity to be in hows. metnlnt glv»n herein When not In- eighteen ll«) years fitting such estab- shot to death. This Is not what The Board of Education reserves the conslsWrH *14|> the context, words used llahment, such display shall be prims PATIUCK POT< i >, you miuM consider n very happy right to reject any or all bids. In the pwsent Knse Include the fu- fuel evidence that the persons In charge Bor.i i , J. O'BRIEN, Secretary ture, wort* in the plural number In- of such establishment was then ex- C. P. 3/8. 15/57 picture, although with the talent Cnrtent Board of Education clude the tlagultr number, and words hibiting the crime "comic book" or engaged in it, you might find it March 14. 1957 In the singular number lnrhide the other prohibited publication snd In- The New Records C. P. 3/15/57 plural number. The word "Hhsll" Is tended to sell, offer for sale, furnish WALTER RE/VDE TIIIATlii, Interesting. always mandatory and not merely or attempt to furnish such prohibited directory. publication to a child or children under Cnnntv Surrogate's Court the age of eighteen (18) yearn In viola- "DRANGO" NOTICE TO CREDITORS' "Borough" U the Borough or Cnr- For most of us, the most im- Everyone, especially Guy Lorn- Me. Honey." The backstoppimj ol teret. tion of this ordinance, but lt shall be Jeff Chandler has the title role Margaret Kertes. Administratrix of •'Governing Body" Is the Governing competent for the defendant In nny In this film, that of a Union Army portant alonle purchase In a new bnrdo fans, will appreciate the Nelson Riddle and his orchestra Frank KatXo, deceased, by direction of Body of the Borough of Carteret. such case to show that no such Inten- Elmer E. Brown, Surrogate of the tion existed. Major, Clint Darngo, who has his season Is either a new suit or a appearance of "Deoade on Broad- is effective. ' "Person" 1» any person, firm, part-" FRIDAY and SATl'Itluv County of Middlesex, hereby gives no- nershlp, association, corporation, com- SECTION 5. It shall be unlawful for hands full trying to reconstruct a coat. The reason for this is simple way" (Capital'. Featured are up- tice to the creditors of the said Frank Victor Mature - Anita VMU-,i Otis Williams and His Charms Kutko. to bring In their debts, demands pany or organisation of any kind any person, nrm or corporation, or for Sputhern town right after the end a suit or a coat represents quite to-date arrangements of sornis have turned out a cool rhythm SECTION 3. Obscene Publications any agent, officer or employee thereof, and claims against the estate of the engaged In the business of distributing of the Civil War. The residents of a large outlay of money. that have outlived their shows, all side with their arrangement of said deceased, under oath or affirma- Prohibited: "ZARAK" tion, within six months from this dntc It shall be unlawful and an offense goods, wares, publications or othfr the town arc particularly embit- in the dance tempnst of the "Walking After Midnight" (Delux), for any person to sell, offer for sale, articles of any kind w»atsoem to re- (In CincmaScnpr) During a season when e cieat or they will be forever barred of any tail dealers, to refuse to furnish to sny tered because of the destruction "Sweetest Music this side of This group is made up of boys in action therefor against the said Ad- attempt to lell, exhibit, give away, keep Plus many of fashion changes arc be- ministratrix. In his poiMMlon with Intent to sell retail dealer such quantity of goods, Caused locally by General Sher- ing made, the idea of buying some Heaven." their late teens and early twen- or give »w»y, or In »ny way furnish wares, publications or other articles "HALLIDAY BRAND" Dated March 7th, 1957. sought to be purchased by said retail man's men and hate all Yankees. thing new is frightening. It is hard ties. Otis is nineteen and was quite MARGARET KCTTES. or attempt to furnish to any person The decade begins with Car- any Illustrated comic book, magazine dealer, because said retail dealer re- SUNDAY and MONDW • Very uradually, the major's no- Administratrix. fuses to purchase or accept dellvory of to be sure if the trend is going to ousel's "If I Loved You" back in an athlete in high school. Snmuel Kaplan, Esq., or other publication which, read as a whole, ls of >n obscene nature. John Wayne - Dan Da bility of purpose and his unselfish be a passlnc one or whether it 1946 and goes through "My Fair There are several good country i Coolte Avenue, devotion to his task win the towns- would be wise to invest in some- Cnrterct. N. J.. SECTION 8. Certain Crime Publica- WWM Lady's" three hits in 1956. and westerns circulating. "I' Lean- Attorney, tions Prohibited: "WINGS OF THE! people over to his side. thing that at the moment seems Another package just out is led On a Man" (Capitol) by Tex C. P. 3/15. 22, 29; 4/5/57 It shall be unlawful and sn oflense The late Leslie Howard's son, noteworthy. 'Songs After Hours With Chuck Ritter, "Coat of Many Colors" |able sides ,.Abra CadaMa.. and MARCH 17, 18, 19 "YOU CANT RUN A\V\l| jthe ncw spi'iiw styles. The reason is a new mood album from Gordon "Centipede FROM IT" Jenkins and his orchestra. For Jeff Chandler WS to MttrK 'may be that they are not startling ,"Pain on My Window" (Capitol1, in Connecticut ? 'or over-dramatic. The general good listening, with unique and ls an up-temp number with H IT COSTS LITTLE "DRANGO" (Continued from Page One) ;fashlon outlook is pleasing and imaginative arrangements, this, Hartford 50< tune, and tcary lyrics. The — Plus — by a vocalist, Rev. Parnass and . one is tops, with sensitive hand- TO FHONE ISEUNfJ< lbcauliful and womcu ai r allowed Nelson Twins collaborate with Lex Bridgeport.... 40* Mrma Freeman - music will be by Walter Pavluk's • Rrca, deal of lwway in th(,lr ling. U-8-9090 _,, . . . ._ Baxter's orchestra ?.nd chonis to ANYWHERE... Stamford 40* "HUK" orchestra. Floral patterns adorn- cholce ThelT is a trcm(,ndous va. Anita Ellis has just cut "FoM^ this up right 3-mimite station rates from New Brunswick NOW THRU SATURDAV inR the tables were made by Mrs. r|ety o/ smi0l,PUcSi textures and bidden Fruit," flip "Man With A i WED. THRU SAT. after 6 p.m. and Sundays. Tax not included., Benjamin Zusman. cojor Horn." for Epic. Anita with an j Prmjel, Bulgallln told a Sovlet.! MARCH 20, 21, 22, 23 Marlon Brando - Glenn The 50th anniversary journal. „' . ., , . . SK s 11 ftnd 1 8 d able assist from Micky Baker, Bo Bulgarlan frendship meeting that John Wayne - Dan Dalley will be cta-.rsuted at the banquet! ernment Savings Bonds purchased and is r:\jled "Reaper heel." One 681-691 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret "HALLIDAY BRAND Foreign Minister Shepilov. The top side of the platter is "I'm on or after last February 1, under — Plus — . iJair of fall shoes is Walking" and should live up to his an authorization ' voted by' the -STATE- The Moot Amazing Scion. fashioned of calfskin in the classic other hits. Hep for dancing. Earl House Ways and Means Commit- Dancing Every Friday Night Fiction Tale of All! pump design. Their rapier heels Bostic, with hiS hot alto sax, is tee. This would have to be ap- THEATRE : "TARGET EAKT1I are endued in an aluminum, cas- playing "Avalon" (Kingi and "Too proved by the House and Senate THIS FRIDAY, MARCH 15th Woodbridfr. N. S. '. ing. »> 5—CARTOONS-) Free Airline 'ine for Crying." Bill Jones does before it could go Into effect. Th« Information, j One line of shoes has a remov- the vocal on tbe latter, slow rocli Treasury would be empowered to WED. THRU SAT. Tickets Obtained! ablo-type heel and comes with a number. pay the same rate of interest on ANDY WELLS and His Orchestra J»hn Wayne - Maureen O'Hara SATURDAY THRU TUESIU . ^ h's more convenient jset of heels in three different Ella Mae Morse cuts loose on "A older bonds maturing after Feb- lAa CJW Khtn WE ma He your • colors, 1 ruary .1, provided they are extend- FOR AMERICAN LEGION POST 263 March 17 Thru 19 Ma* a Reservation, yet lt Long Time Ago' (Capitol > and "The Wings of Eagles" 1 cost* no morel Actual Upside "Put Your Arms Around ed another ten years. Jayne Mansfield, Tom I" ticket, price Is all you 530C —'Co-Hit - pay. No charge for our NEW BRUNSWICK SECRETARIAL, Tom Conway-EUzfcbeth Seliars "THE GIRL CAN'T service. ACCOUNTING & PREP SCHOOL "THE LAST MAN TO HANG" NEW! • HELP IT" LDUIS CSIPD.INC (1) SWITCH BOARD Adults — 70c — PIUS — COMPicrr. tkA\m '^Cfvici (2) KEY PUNCH (IBM) Aiilta Ekberg - Victor M.ilurj (3) MACHINE SHORTHAND NIU u Hiih school Nit« HO Albuur BtrMt, New Bruuwltk Kl-5-3910 UN. - MON. - TUBS. "ZARAK" Jn Hayward - Kirk Douglas - (In ClnemaScopc Starts WrdnfKday, Man i> SPECIAL! , HEAR "TOP SECRET AFFAIR" "THE RA1NMAKIK 100% — Co-Hit — Forrest Tucker - Cleo Muore Gabardine HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE It's a breeze.., "THE QUIET GUN" HEALS DUhes (or the Udles WOR 710 KC, 7:45 P. H. Snndkr Whatever the weather, Monday and Tuesday MAJESTIC WOR-TV 9:30 A. M. Sunday toving can be at easy for yov WED. THRU SAT. LAST TWO DAVS! Judy Holllday • Richard Cnntc at you wont to make it. c , FIRST CHflRCH OF CHRIST Come in and add a few dollar* "FULL OF LIFE" "EDGE OF THE CITYl SCIENTIST — Co-Hit — 544 Wut Ait. Sewaren, N. J. to your account every payday STARTS SATURDAV A Brafcb of The Mother Church ' Van Johnson - Piper Laurie The First Church of Christ or deposit by malt... anytime, "KELLY AND ME" Scientist la Boutou. Maes, Sunday Service U:oq A. M, Saturday Matinee at 2:00 P. M. "BATTLE HYMN' Sunday School 9:30 A. M. •• i Wednesday Testimonial With Ruck Hudson 103 MAM ST. WOWNMI Meeting 8 P. M. • tadiy Rwdlug Room Shop Friday Till » H. M. 3-4 P. M. ID Church Edl&ce COMING! (in1 I'likiu; iit Kcjr Liilr.iurt Mall LOBQ library facilities available FORDS PLAYHOUSE "Heaven Knows,

WEI). THRU SAT Mr. Alii (HRISTENSEN'S "Thi Wings of Eagles" John Wayne - Maureen O'Hara DEPARTMENT STORE "BRIDE 6K FRANKENSTEIN" witl^UuriB KiirluM NOW: is (lie IIOIVli; of Sal(ird.i(y y lliitinn Anthony (Juinii in EXTRA CARTOONS A,M. • SUN. Tllltif "The Wild Parly" With Arthur Fr»M/ II "The Girl Can't Help It — Also — Sojeiy for S«v|nfp $m» 1869 Tpm Ewell Jayne Maiwfir ' "HHIlt KOVS AM' "THE WAIl Of WORLDS" A (il!N" The PERTH AMBOY with fii'ii- |i iT> STARTS SlINUAV WE1»NEM)AV. MAIuTl JO Savings Institution HUNGARIAN SNOW 'The IHDIBU AMIOf, NIW , From 2 I'. M. CUIIUIIUOUB IN MIMIII tlDUAl Dtroilt IHIMIAMCf COirOMTIOM From Mar. z\ () . Entire W m — and — /rARS OF SFRVICE TO SAVERS "TEAHOIIHK OF Tilt WOODBRIDGE AUGUST MOON" c; r T's- • The PHY MANTIS The Way to Lose Weight LIVE AMMUNITION CARTERET PRESS There is one natural way to lose weight

riii,]ishfd Every Friday by Carteret Press for most people, which will work. While it nM Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, N, J. can be done by taking pillsand other arti- Jersey Public Overwhelmingly Telephone Carteret 1-6600 ficial ingredients, the best way 1« to cut Charlet E. Oratory down on the intake of food. Opposed to Admitting Red China Editor and Publisher Despite the fact that one hears much rates by mail, Including post- conscription y , uding post about glandular aliments and other causes, .„',. onr yrar,,,.,,. $3.00; «lsix months, $1.50tl.50;; three To the U.N. 8S cents;' «iit|le copies by mail, 10 ': ,,,1,,, R5 cents; ilfllle copie b such as the explanation that one eats be- ! ",,,,ts All payable Ui advance. cause of his or her nervousness, over-weight By KENNETH FINK, Director lK canlcr delivery, 8 cents per copy. And in no single group do M •'&• is usually a matter of self-control, or a lack Princeton Uenenreh Service many as one In five say they FnWcl M second class matter June 8,1924 „, r.irteret. N. J., Port Office, under the Act of it. PRINCETON -- A solid ma- think it should be admitted. ll These groups Include men and ol 1, 1878.1878 jority of New Jersey citizens »re Therefore, the average overweight person of the opinion that Red China women, and people in all city *lzes. apic groups, occupations, you see is bllmpish, usually, because he or should not be admitted to the United Nations. educational levels, and political parties. (,\r\ Scouting - A Family Affair she does not back awa> from the trough Results of a New Jersey Poll This uniformity of opinion on quickly enough. While It is true that over- survey just completed show that M,,iSt parents are concerned about what more than seven out o( every the matter of admitting Com- munist China to the U. N. is iiovv much their children learn in ' eating may be a habit connected with nerv- ten voters In the state believe that' Communist China should best shown in the breakdown of ,i if Jan or Johnny can't read as well ousness, over-eating Is probably a lack of not be admitted to the U.N. the vote by .political party affili- self-dircipline, Just as is over-drinking, ation. l ,!,r youngsters next door, Mother and Fewer thun one person in six g3 says he would favor such a step. OOP DEMS INO over-smoking or over-indulgence in any ShouM \Vr l«ff 18% )ad want to know the reason. In other Words. thoseVho are form. opposed to admitting Commu- Should not 75 73 70 Ami they worry, too, about what their nist China to the U.N. outnum- No opinion 10 11 12 President Elsenhower has luldiTirdo after school ~ what their If one will take the time to look at health ber by a margin of better than 47c to 1 those who favor the gone on record In stating that charts compiled by insurance companies, he Is opposed to admitting Com- rl(,i(N arc like — how they use their free idea. and learn for himself the number of years These were the findings when munist China to the U. N. until the New Jersey Poll put the fol- It has proved it* good faith with taken off life by excessive pounds, this in dretis. T;il Girl Scout organization, this week lowing question to a rspresenU- itself will often suffice to bring about a tive cross-section of the state's And today's survey findings |oi,,, miitf its 45th anniversary, offers reas- voters: would Indicate that New Jersey sensible diet. voters agree with him. ,,r,ir and tangible help to worried par- "Do you think Communist China should or should not be Admission to the U. N. is de- Foreigners are often amazed at the ing in Scouting, more than two million admitted u » member of the cided by the United Nations amount of food Americans put away, and United Natloni?" General Assembly, where there ,, inim 7 to 17 are learning in their free The results: it no veto. at the amount of fats and other rich foods The General Assembly acts i, to lake care of a home, to be healthy, Should be admitted to Unit- we eat. Although the American diet is turn- ed Nation* 16% only upon recommendations •tu lives because am Twenty months ago—In July, The United States is a mem- ber of the U. N. Security Coun- Lumped together, Qirl Scout activities of excessive eating. 1955—results on a similar ques-

cil. %•• tion showed the following: • ' add up to character building. It's character A good way to cut down on your intake Should, 15%; should not, 76%; This newspaper presents the of food, if you are having trouble doing it, no opinion, 10%, Indicating little reports of the New Jersey Poll buildup in terms that Tom Sawyer would Under the Capitol Dome exclusively In this area. is to keep hard candy around and kill your change in attitude among New have understood and enjoyed — fun and By J. Joseph firibblns Jersey voters over the past twen- hunger by occasionally eating a piece, let- ty months. POLIO SHOTS ladvciiture. ting it melt slowly in your mouth. Highlight of today'* survey NEW YORK-Plans for an all- TRENTON — Probes Into as- submit their problem to local PROPERTY TAX:—New jer- findings is that opinion on the Gu i Scouting exists here and in other In addition to the health factor, one out winter and spring drive to sorted phases of the State Gov- taxpayers for approval instead of sey's Local Property Tax Bureau, question of admitting Commu- wipe out epidemic po'.io this year communities because many parents are should also consider keeping in shape for ernment promise to ho fashion- seeking help in the Legislature, which Is slowly winning the fight nist China to the United Nations have been announced bv the Na- able this year at the State House Governor Robert B. Meyner be- for equalized valuations through- Is highly uniform among all seg- tional Foundation for Infantile (vinnnicd about what their children do reasons of pride and posture. There are principally because of the Gov- lieves. out the Garden State in order to ments of the state's adult popu- Paralysis. Basil O'Connor, founda- aiur M'hool hours. Women volunteer'to mapy other reasons which should make ernorship contest but also be- The Governor recently refused lation examined. tion president, said the aim is to cause, in some instances, smould- equitably distribute the tax bur. you want to refrain from getttng too fat. to approve a bill adopted by the den, has a particular gripe. For example, at least two outgive Salk Inoculations to 63,000,000 MTV as troop leaders. Men give a few hours ering discontent has broken into 1956 Legislature authorizing pay of every three in each popula- Americans under the age of 40, action. The bureau asks if anyone tion group analyzed say that who still are not vaccinated in nmmittee meetings or act as consult- boosts for officials of the City ever saw a rusty ftre engine. As the result of an anony- of Passaic. In disapproving the Red China should not be ad- against paralytic polio. Forty-five aiiN These are the people who translate Slate Aid mous letter written to newspapers Probably not, it answers prompt- mitted as a member of the Unit- measure, the Governor pointed ly, because they cost $25,000 and million others have- received at Attorney General Orover C. out the salaries would be in- ed Nations Organization. • least one shot. rnai.utiT building and citizenship into the State aid is the fastest growing item in Richman. Jr., has completed an the town sees to It their shiny creased considerably without the new investment is given particu- cxi'itrment and adventure children love. investigation into the activities consent of residents. New Jersey's state government budget. of the State Department of Bank- lar care by citizens. "In view of the substantial in- Tin y arc making good citizenship as well The analysis of the Governor's budget ing and Insurance. To offset this, However, many suth towns the Legislature has authorized crease in the permissable maxi- after spending $25,000 for a re- a Qnl Scouting a family affair. message for 1958 published by 1he New the State Law Enforcement mum salaries authorized by this valuation of properties for tax- Competence Creates Confidence Jersey Taxpayers Association charts the Council to delve into the' same bill and in view of the referen- ing purposes, permits that In- dum permitted under the law, sharp climb in state aid to local govern- activities of the department. The vestment to rust away, until it latter probe is underway at the the citizens of the municipalities is absolutely worthless. This, the ments from just over $80 million expended PVesent time. involved should have a simillr bureau claims, is a much greater opportunity to pass upon-a pro- tragedy than a rusty fire engine. 200,000,000 in Ten Yean ' "In the 1954 fiscal year to nearly $151 rriii- When the Legislature recon- posal to increase the salaries of Uon proposed for the fiscal year starting venes next Monday, a resolution the members of the:.- gcvernins "The fire engine gets a good The Census Bureau reports that the pop- Is expected to be adopted author- garage," says . the bureau. "It July 1. body," said' the Governor. I ulation oi the United States has now passed izing an investigation Into the gets a periodic motor tuning and State Civil Service Department. "The residents of the munici- Items for which aid is extended include a battery and tire check. Sup- i.ii. 170,000,000-rhark and the total is in- William F. Kelly, Jr., president palities are in the best position plementary equipment is periodi- schools, welfare, highways, police and fire, of the Civil Service Commission, to determine how much time and cally checked and replaced. She .•R-a.-;in^ every day. plans to run as the Democratic •effort the members of the gov- goes out on practice runs, and pensions, beach and waterways, and others. ernment and what the communi- The latest survey shows that population candidate for State Senator in the crew gives her an affection- School aid accounts for the greater part Hudson County this year. ty feels should be paid for those ate wash and polish as needed. some yeare agb Juhn Busktn satd, "There Is hardly anything In the i. this country only recently passed 170,- Governor Robert B. Meyner, services. Such a decision shoud world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little of the increase. Compared with the present be. marie by submitting a pro- "The revaluation all too often cheaper and tht people who consider price ONLY are this man's wu.iKio, after increasing 19,000,000 in the who is seekins reelection to an- finds a home in a dusty filing fiscal year, an $11 million Increase is pro- posed increase in salary,to the lawful prey." May we add that we represent major Insurance com- other four year term, cannot see cabinet in some obscure corner panlea wlio have enjoyed enviable statin. Tor many years and we a>t six years. This is an enormous increase any reason for a legislative in- people of the municipality who posed' in school aid in fiscal 1958. The in- shall be required to pay the in- of town hall. It serves Its pur- Invite you to enjoy their dependable protection. sii'l explains the prediction of the Census vestigation of civil service, but crease is attributable to (1) automatic rise creased salaries." pose for one year, and that per- will keep President Kelly avail- formance is expected to . work Bun an that the population will reach 200,- Friendly Service—As Near As Your Phone in operating aid due to enrollment increase able for questioning, at least un- GOLD BRICK: — Looking miracles and last indefinitely. representlng another increase of til after the Primary Election on into the mouth of a gift horse, Some revaluations begin to de- (up $4, million), (2) first year of full the New Jersey Taxpayers Asso- iioo, within ten years, April 16. teriorate immediately. The pro- operation under building aid program com- "I welcome investigations, both ciation insists proposed Federal cess is invisible, so nobody the year, 1956, for example. In that menced in fiscal 1957 (up $3 million) and the ones I started and the ones aid for school construction in the bothers very much. Years later, STERN & DRAGOSET planned by the Legislature," the State i's a gold-brick. |yi\.:. there were 4,200,000 births and only (3) added requirements for teachers' pen- when aggrieved taxpayers sound Governor declared recently. "If Without such aid New Jersey the alarm, the property record ESTATE l '. t>'ifi.ni){) deaths. Then, there was a gain sions for which the State assumes the full there is anything wronf? in any taxpayers are in a more favora- cards for such a town might aa >' ••'ID.OOO immigrants — aji unusually public cost (up $6.8 million, of which $1 of our State Departments, I want ble position to use their own re- well stay in the filing cabinet for to ferret it out and I welcome i^' number — 'which added up to a total sources at the State and local all the good they "will do." million Is charged against the budget). help in ferreting it out." school expenditure level, the as- (Continued on Page Ten) i almost 3,000,000 for the year. ' A comparison of state aid payments in At least three dozen resolu- sociation insists. tions have been introduced in T: is an astounding rate of growth, and fiscal 1954, allocations for fiscal 1957 (the "This Ration was founded the Legislature thus far to in- \ upon tho concept of freedom," :^ that the United States may catch up current yearf-.ahd proposed expenditures vestigate various activities of the claims the association. "It is the '• Hussia in thp population category in in the' 1958 fiscal year is provided below: State Government. Although responsibility of the public most of them will remainl inac- "t unforeseeable future. TheAussian school system to perpetuate the STATE AID BUDGET (In millions) tive during the session, a record spirit of freedom, Today this 'Nation is not Increasing as fast.as ours, 1954 *1B57 1958 number are expected to be spirit is weakened by those who adopted ^hile the investigatory Ui.Liy.li it,is e«timated that tlere are Schools: would trade it for security prom- .fever spreads. ised by a paternal central gov- Aid $27.9 $ 78.5 '$ 85.5 r !•' than 200,000,000 Russians in the In yenri past, le(, islative,inves- ernment. The result is proRres- Pensions 13.8 18.1 22.1 : s H today. The United States is ex- tigations have produced reams of •sive diminution of areas of local 1 testimony, which is usually re- responsibility and increased re- i to reach that figure in less than ten ! Total IU-7 » »«•« *107-6 ferred to county prosecutors for liance upon central government." action, Public hearings which i -. and it may well be that in a few dec- : Welfare 14.T J» »»•« In addition to the State's tax- Highways "• 1U 16-9 result from probes produce much ^ our population will be approximate- publicity, a factor usually con- payers payinu out more than is Viewpoint. Police & Fire Pensions.. 3.5 4.2 4.4 sidered when they are launch^. received, the education of the Beach it Waterways .... 1.8 15 1-3 nation's youth would slip stead- ! ' ""ii, ho|pvtt, regains the colossus of Other !•« I" __ « rAY RAISES: — Municipal of- ily into the federal orbit, the as- "» nationnln the population category, ficials seeding pay raises should sociation said. 2 15U l] an estimated £00,000,000 people TOTAL WO- »»••» * ..Business men may find an experi- Foil - - and Juveniles enced outside viewpoint helpful. At 1:1 ll> >« one tttlni nearly —and of course love. Most of all, (or me encouraged In me. Most this bank, we are always glad to ' ''v imc of n& cm do for young love. children take thi* tor granted |)r'i)!l' instead o! juit wclaLm- I know whit one or two un- from their parent). But when a exchange ideas with business custo- 111 derstanding older friends meant boy or girl can call a£ a good •' "v't omselvei b« too busy. family. It may be an uncle or than a sincere friendship be- "'Uh il»d girls havt dignity and aunt, « neighbor, or a camp tween a young p»r«on and an " '"'J; Hiey aren't going to come counselor. It was Ui my case one older one. I am «ur? that in your WOODBRIDGE 7m» for fi-lendahlp, They even of my secondary school teachers. own neighborhood or school or uu} "ot know th«y want It. I, often think with gratitude church there is, torn* boy or girl Wl who needs auoh * friend, Per- ' have to go nlowly, wlnnltid of the amount of time that Our New Bulldlnu, Corner Moore Avenue lr teacher gave me, and the eell- haps it will be you.-^MllUwnt NATIONAL BANK " *ay, step by 8t»p. It take* and Berry 8treet (Opp. Town Hall) ;"'J «KbJ mpect which her genuine con- Taylor In Th<| C)|rl*tl»n Science sideration and evident affection Monitor. Member: Federal Eetcne System »U

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,I!,\N(KS DELL in i,,p)rntin(t nnd furnlsh- unomrd :mi| trc<»!y-drs'ssrd. but ' ,„„„,. reflect your own Dr.il T. I1lt-.il I urn ,i vminnn of slrf'v and uliid I flnn't CiireV hunt about catching M ,,.,„, mHin factors to A HEAL ficht In looming nj; of DIP previous question ran ni ii I :im «-iiii:v{ this letter l)f- a husband. In l.Tt. I .mi so plens- 'tiv y,,n your peraonal- *• among the Drmoonils in th«> ml flcbiilc by .1 majority vote. •• ui.-r .;.iinr of tin' women I know antly situated with friends and n|(,(is nnd your means. 85th Congress ... a cMcrminnd Senate rules were revised in 1 BOB ,' tiioii'ilit to your deco- •ffort by the so-called liberal 'IreiMl I -o iilcii nf RIMWlr.'! old children Hint I ,im h.ippy to be and this "previous question" pro- TIM'V humu the bonuty pnrlors mid HVIPK as I :im ,',, f,iniishlng It will add tlemtnt on the Democratic slrio vision wns omitted under the • vi' I!M'|I- hiir imd s'ani' l\\ "tn- thiriRi that y ", ,,,,,] pleasure and com- to end filibusters by chnntfing henry 1hat Senatorial courtesy If I don't vi'M '•• .-• iifLiiisi' tiny fri'l tii:1t they do I can ftl- the to-called Rule or clotute rule. would make such limitation un- people i\>k Hi' ,„ nimbly the mast lm- Thin fight will be led by such , ". I'I in \; i In' :tW,p In utirai t •iiny- \v-i>* \:'.i, il !• ;,' "< I out of necessary and that free debate 1 i Senators as Humphrey, Mlnneso- " " v '.: u MHiUi i; ivno. tl wii vounf „, ,,nt|ve element. The was n healthy thing. Henry Clnjr ! ,,,,,.,,,! to as "warm" are U; Douglas, Illinois; Morse, Ore^ in 1841 made the first proposal to ! n >. tU'.v 'they live X(\ worry I i vi!" n, : I Aish. H'J ni : ;r• •'iI:>• • \'.v y cutri pi •• i u:l.s mind fon; Murray, Montana; McNa- limit debate urging the reestab- ;)•• 1 1 v: i.vuutor.s say that the man, Michigan and Neuberger, lishment of the "previous ques- •,•• I ' ;'l, . I . v I'.l'l. 'l IMilV i.upi' *:!' ;; ' usbands 1 M Oregon, on the Democratic Side, .'•..I 'n:ti '•!•' •'• I' v .< mi be \\ :ii pi'-, nvi I.".,:. •. y \ know I ,,,',,,-s tend to stimulate tion" rule. He failed however. i 1 l i 1 ,,l mttmacy. But when rfnd Caie, New Jersey; Ives, NewSince that time about 25 proposals '• • v. iii.ln . ;:'i'., ,-t v. 'r tnni'doin" •:rt'. r i.iM-m.-KLiv ailoFs. Thll York, and Kuechel, California, on i' i : t'.;.u-.s and irninj! pliic- suits me just fine i'.'nuse J can I1I(.V may make you of various nature have been at- 1 I ,. . colors move toward the Hspubllcan side. The odds tempted to limit the debate with- , ins , nil of putttr.? wrinkles In scloi't my rd:npnny without caus* M 1 nnKr rooms seem smaller, «r« that they will meet with little out success. Then in 1917 a hand' their laces with worry. Ini; any side remnrk ; < i u«ly looks. ,, 'volnr.s are blue, green success. However the try will be ful of Senators filibustered to death i li.ive iTnclvd th" wlu-re So you sir thuc HIT plenty xrf made In the Interest of civil wnnt ta look my Oest but notcompensnti'iiifi t» the Kirls that are I (,.jirrs predominated by President Wilson's proposals to V A, i right! legislation which thus far because I am trying to attract a ,. rn.il colors give a feel- arm American merchant ships to Betting along in years if they only ,• 'I hat been blocked by filibusters man, fwant both men and women ,,.,.,:!v to a room. combat attacks by German sub- have the sense to takn advantage . conducted by Southern conserv- marines. Then a committee was to think I am nice-looking, wcll- of them. '.,,.,.,1. they can be de- ative Democrat! and Northern ,•„,,! rolorsseem to move named which drafted the' original Please publish this so that some Republicans. It must be done on Rule 22 providing that debate on ATOMIC INDUSTRY of my dumb friends may read It. ,,, • mi, creating a feeling the ftrst day of the session, be- any pending measure could be GAS IN FLIGHT...Testing high altitude, high speed refueling [or Strategic Air Command, flnt The rapid expansion ol the Widow—Tenn. . I.I"'.''. fore the Senate is organized, since brought to a close by a two-thirds Boeing KC-135 jet tanker transport makes Initial refueling flight with Boelng-52 stratofortress. Answer:!, . is important. For atomic Industry is demonstrated *ft«r organization, the Rule 22 vote of Senators present, This was Well, my dear, you do seem to '.'...- i! is hard to decide by the fact that private investment could be Invoked against the move adopted as the first cloture rule. have adjusted yourself to your , .in''litional and mod- In atomic; power "will soon reach, ... The Rule 22 Is paradoxical in it-As time Went on some loopholes sltuatlOn VFr el1 itldee ,, i-.iivc one type and $500.000.000" compared with MO- " * <>. It ii Mlt It requires only a majority were found however, until 1949 lf |tv that more of om ,i but can't afford nooono two years BRO. according > P * sisters vot* to pass any legislation, but the late Senator Wherry, of Ne- lcflnnot re lta thRt a : MM'sion, keep In mind incifln to McGraw-Hills Electronics mag- " happy, lift under this rule It requires a two-braska proposed a rule repre- ls not cnused bv outward beau :,,; results are achieved sented as a compromise. Actually ai-ino. About 300 companies are! " thirds vot« to get an opportunity directly active in the field. Includ- as much as it is by an inner glow. n.i'ions. to vot* any legislation. Under the it made it more difficult to limit ing 90 Instrument-makers, while The cheerful woman who Is , ,,,•,••. one style should rule, a majority of the Senat« fav- the filibuster, for it provided for more than 2,000 others are in thesympathetic and thoughtful and xiih the other used oring any legislation, can be a two-thirds vote of the Senate atomic business indirectly. will find that those things [or accent. Every balked by a small minority con- membership, instead of those pres- remain when the golden hair and ! room should nerve ducting a filibuster, who literally ent. Democrats made a strong bid beautiful skin have begun to fade, to repeal this rule in 1953, but the r ,md have a func talk tht legislation to death any Q—I sold my home last spring and the purchaser took over my GI loan. They Did There are so many things in the late Senator Robert A. Taft took ; ; beauty la alwaya i Senator with the physical stamina This wa* before the new law was passed releasing veterans from Mrs—Well, what excuse can world to enjoy that It Is a shame up the cudgel and the Democrats :,.;rtion. to it** on bis feet can talk about liability when they sell GI bomes. Can I now be released from lia- you offer for coming home this that so many women have a one- were again defeated. i -:.r way it Is handle anything . . . quote the Bible, bility! hour nf the nlsht? ti'RCk mind when It comes to es- H; break a room. Yoi recite Shakespure, read a tele- Under this rule civit rights legis- A—Yes, the new law would be applicable even though you sold your Chief—Well, I was playing golf timating values. :i:-.iii.-;i some remarkabli phone book. The rule came about lation has b,een consistently pi- home before it was enacted. You may obtain liability release pro- with some friends. LOUISA •.. ,:• li11up: and the costs Uiit way: geonholed as has many other vided the loan U current, the present owner assumes the liability Mrs.,— At 2 A. M.? Address your letters to: Loulsia, n unreasonable. In lTtt the Senate rules Included pieces of legislation which would and qualifies as a good credit risk. Chief — Sure, we used nlsht 190 National Press Building, a provision for moving "the prev- bave been passed on the floor, had Q-I note that the "Farm Income Situation" released by the Department clubs. Washington, D. C. ious question". Under any ap-the legislation ever found its way el Agriculture «•,?• that the farmers' realised net Income In the iroved rules ot order, this mov to the floor for a vote. first nme months of 1956 Is up 4% over 1956. Is this true? A—Yes, the Department has used the term "realized net income" In- this mek'sA< stead ot "total net income" to present this picture. "Realized net FOSTER DAD . . . Harry Holt, GET YOUR NEXT HAIRCUT • income" includes money received from the sale of 1955 crops sold Crcstwell, Ore. farmer, has To the Pleasant Strains of \f patterns.^) < jj m 1950. While the "total net income" would include only the net has found homes for 89 Korean I Income realized on 1956 farm operations. Actually the report shows orphans, adopting 8 himself. LAFF OF THE WEEK that "total net income" for 1956 is running about $200 million below HI-FI MUSIC the 1955 net income. Waxing Pridcful Flayed Continuously at Q-Cti yon tell me what the Increase of W% in Interest on FHA loans A charwoman was tcllini! a wfll cost the purchaser of a new house T friend of her prowess in polishing ir-Of course it would vary on the size and length of the loan, but for a floors. ULIANO'S BARBER SHOP "moderately priced home with a 25-year mortgage, the cost would "When I started to work here be about $800 to $1,000 additional the floors were in bad shape, but '{Children's Haircutting a Specialty" Q—What Is the largest number of bills ever Introduced in one Congress? since I've been doing them," she A—The record probably was in the 61st Congress (1909-11) when there said with quiet pride, "three laches 1176 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, WEST CARTERET wu a total of 44,363 measures introduced in both houses. have fallen down.' '

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•• »J.OO mid is «oia with »l«rt YOUR AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEALER luV buck uuMduUo by * UKUU WU 1 «.hi l "» »«.. C,tW,,, M. J. Urdtn 7 FRIDAY. MAP.ni 1;'. 10f>7 PACU*. TKN drastic crackdown on traffic hln enmliclnrv fnr (invrrnm h;,-iS,'.VlN<;S Ix'cnUSf1 schools must hr 111 ill t. tn Meyner this year. . . . The Rtiitr Slalr House Dome scofflaws in New Jersey has been next fall. ... An rxperlincnlnl Amrrlrnns added necomodaU' the youimsteis. Old of New Jersey is looking for sev- n t() d trom Editorial Page) njre assistance must be given en missing heirs to Round Val- urged by a State Supreme Court central certificates of ownership *" °°fJ?n°™ »«'» CLASSIFIED DEPRESSION KIDS: — Chil- mnny of the oldsters, as well as ley property In Hunterdon Coun- Committee. ... Gas pipeline «n^W»r^ tain effort «n | "••^;^«l( companies planning to run RATES — INFORMATION dren born diirlriK the depression chronic Illness care, proper pen- ty which is being purchased for a s*ctlon of Atlantic County. - • • ithc Federal Home j. yews In the IMG's are bearing sions, medical treatment, simpli- a huge reservoir site.,.. Persons across New Jersty would be re- Franklin C. Nixon, of Vincen- j Board. After tuxes. | $ 1.00 for 15 word* I Dwdllnf for ads: Wednesday !• the brunt uf Increased govern- fied housing and Job opportuni- killed by automobiles in New quired to notify the state utility town Ms been named to the American put almost 4c each additional ward A. M. for the tame week's mental costs today In New Jersey ties. The costs must be borne by Jersey thus far this year total Board at. least 80 days prior tb Parable In idTtnc* publication. New Jersey Hospital Advisory 'every income dollar iM and elsewhere. the depression kids and those 106 or 27 less than the 133 killed construction or major recon- Couno)]. j variety of savings Wu WOg-1710 Students of State Government, slightly older. at the same time last year. . . struction. Under the Crabtel bill | as savings find loan t , Including Governor Robert B. A bill Is pending In the Legisla- in the Legislature. . . . New Jer- CAPITOL CAPERS: - Henry i ings banks, comrnr', JERSEY J1RHAW: - The New snv FOR SALE Meyner, admft that present pop- ture to deny the privilege of sey legislative leaders have peti- B. Xrajetfski, Sreaucus, Amerl- j jit unions and t.\w i',',' • FEMALE HELP WANTED • Jersey Deportment ofi Educa- rrPf ulation trends show people over hunting or fishing In Jlew Jersey tioned the Joint I/^islntlve Ap- can third Party r.nndidftte for ing Systems, hnldln ' ' 7 " tion will receive an appropriation can third y 'I-' M 65 years of age are on the In- to persons twice convicted of propriations Committee to make of $74,400 from the Trustees of Governor of New Jersey, claims ment savings bonds SINGER crease. Residents under 21 years substantial redactions In Gover- BO many candidates are seeking | surande reserves. WORK IN PLEASANT the Grant Foundation, Inc. to violation of the fllh and (same of age are nldo boosting the pop- nor MeyneTs budget. . . .State dftlce In Hudson County this .-.. MARCH CLEARANCE extend the child study program laws. . . , Under a 1WW ruling of SURROUNDINOS ulation rate by leaps and bounds, Senator Malcolm S. Forbes, yenr the ballot will resemble a nble to vote fnr |,, SALE. for anothi r three years. .. . Sec- the State Bonrd of Agriculture, especially those born during the Somerset. Republican, hopes to scratch sheet. . . . Mrs. Helen next November her;,, Interesting Office Work retary of State Edward J. PattPrt, all dairy herds in New Jersey FLOOR SAMPLES AND post Worltt War II period. have petitions containing1 250.000 Stevenson Meyner, recent bride I nott . he n re.sidrnsid t The situation necessarily pro- of Perth Amboy, will serve as must have a biennial blood teat Working hours nflt in conflict DEMONSTRATORS. signatures of persons fnvoring of Governor Meyner will be un-. of one year SIR motes Increased public spending, campaign manascr for Governor for brucellosis dtwase. ... A HUOE SAVItfQS. HURRY with home schedules. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS. Telephone for Interview MANY ONE OF* A KIND. Woodbrldge 8-9069 OPEN THURS. & FRI. EVES. WOODBRIDOE THESE CAN BE NATIONAL BANK BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY PURCHASED ONLY AT YOUR 3-14, 21 SINGER SEWING CENTER Accordion School • • Drugs • Moving and Trucking •j t Plumbing & Heating • • Roofing and Silling YOUNG GIRL wanted to help 169 SMITH STREET with housework 9:00-2:00 daily. FOR PERTH AMBOY QUALITY! Lynn Oaks, Colonla. Call Pulton A. W. Hall and Son (UNION LARFIi 8-8977. 3-14' 3/7-3/21 HENSCH'S RAYMOND JACKSON Loci] IDA Ulltc Charlet Fan Henry Janten & Son Mivlni and 6Ions* WANT TO make extra money? 1953 CHEVROLET Station Wagon Accordion School KATioN-winfc shrmmi at Plumbing • Betting Solicit from your ovfn home. —"210" four door, radio and SON BauMhoM and OSct FurDitW* Sheet HrtaJ Work Call EL-3-G871. 3-14 172 Brown Avenue. IMIIH Authorl»d Afent heater, low mileage. Call WO-8- Howard Tin LlnH EleetHe ieww ietiiot MeM OaHfaut and 1602 between 8 A, M, and C P. M. Druggist$ lipinu RoMH tot Sttn|* LADIES—Are you in need of ex- Work CALL 3-14 Private Accordion Lessons CRATtNG • FACING tra money? AVON Cosmetics (Olvrti In Ymir Home or Our SHIPMNQ holds the answpr. Become an ANTIQUES: Pinr wa.shstnnd $14; Studio) 88 Mats Street 988 Alden Street Avon Representative and serve • Complete Acoordlon Repairs DBtUljne* raiBltdM o* tntj 4-drawer chest $20; Boston • Sain, Rentals, EichantM BejcrtpUon WO 8-1710 your neighbors during convenient • Pickups and Amplifiers Installed Woodbridge, N. J. WoedbrMge, N. J. rocker $18; Pa. Dutch dry-sink Offl«e and Warehouse hours. Write P. O. Box 705, Plain • Music Hooks for Accordion Woodbrtdje, N. J. Yes, call today ... no | $35; cherry drop-leaf table M8; For Information Call Telephone S-tSM 14 Atlantic Btntt, Cartctet field, or cnll PI. 6-C655. 3-14 1 for estimates. We'll r Windsor chair $24; old cr.vlli $lti: Tel. KM-5S40 STENOaRAPHERs""-" Excellent: Jam cupboards $25: 2 small mar- W0 8-4013 man to you to h<,[ opportunities for stenographers We top tables $16 butter plan, showing you n' with recent experience, top sal- churn $7; old window shutters $3 Aluminum Products • Service Statlois # saving short-cuts. aries and benefits, congenial at- pr.; some old chairs $4 ea.; oval HAND MOVING woonmmt mosphere. Apply Personnel marble tables, large 6-leg drop- COMPLETE LINE OF partment. Foster Wheeler Corp., leaf tables, etc. Open daily. J. Avenel Pharmacy Plumbing A Bemtag • Folders Pumleye, Gingerbread Castle Rd., 377 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, AND STORAGE 3-14 i Hamburg iSussex County, N. J. 194 RAHWAT AVENCK TOWNE GARAGE Kimball 1-5141. s LOCAL "AND IX)NG • Remodeling Off Highway #23. 3-15 WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 J. F. Gardner A Son , • Billheads HOMEWORKERS — Help fill de- DISTANCE MOVING • New InaUulittOM 485 AMBOY AVENUH mand for handlaced moccasins SERVICES REASONABLE RATES and handbags. Good Pay! No ex- PRESCRIPTIONS • Gas and Ofl Barnen Woodbridje t Letterheadsl HAVING TROUBLE with your Afencr For' perience necessary! California W0-8-J5O sewerage? Electric Sewerooter WHITMAN'S CANDIES UNITED VAN LINES Call WO-8-S#M, Bt-LTtU Handicrafts, Hollywood 46, Cali- remove* root*, filth, sand and and \e're Speotallsto In fornia, 2/28-3/21* Cosmetics - Ftbi 609 W, ELIZABETH AVENUE • Programs stoppage from clogged pipes, L rCGUESE • A. UPO • BEAR WHBRL ALIGNMENT drains and sewers. No digging, no Venetian Blinds LINDEN, FOR RENT Greeting Cards ANDBALAKCI damages—rapid and efficient. Call for Phont WAbash 5-2313-2314 • Booklets THREE ROOMS AND BATH Tony's Plumbing and Heating, Window and Porch * BRAKE SERVICE Call Saturday WO-8-8007. 3/7 - 3/28 • Combination Aluminum • Radio & TV Service • Kimball 1-5555. Windows and Doors • Announce- • MISCELLANEOUS • • Funeral Directors • • Mislc iMtnttlM • 3-15' • Jalousie Windows Slip Covers and Doors IP YOUR DRINKING has Become KnroU jtmt child AL'S RADIO ments & problem, Alcoholics Anony- • Aluminum Roofing now tor print* mous can help you. Call Market and Siding leuou o>: & TELEVISION 3-7528 or write P. O. Box 253, • Aluminum Awnings frompt Expert Repatn • Invitations Your Garden Woodbridge. 3/7 - 3/28 SYMW1ECKI Free Estimates . . . Call • «cCion RCA Tubes and Part* Ftluloui new 1951 Slip DARAGO'8 Funeral Borne • t Axoraom Batterid Cater Fibrics now in • House Or«a! •tWk. We'Qbrlnj sam- This Week ATJTO DRIVING SCHOOL KI1-7966 GIBSON # PIANO ples t« your home. Largest and Oldest In County or visit our modern showroom GUITARS «TBOMBONl U PER8BINQ AVBTO1 By Your Rutgers Garden 46 Atlantic Street • Post Cards Hydramatlc, Fluid and Standard and Amplifier* • DIUMI CARTEREt, M. J. SERMAYAN Reporter 380 McClellan St., Perth Amboy VALIANT Carteret, N. J. STUDENT RENTAL PLAN Call Hlllcrest 2-7365 1241 Roosevelt Ave., W. Carteret A. KJsh, Jr, Pitt. UPHOLSTERY SHOPS Pot Information CaD H1-2-IMS 1st. 1907 Garden Helps in Demand 3/7-3/28 C'4 mile trom • Signs N. J. Turnpike Entrance) relephode KI-1-M89 RAHWAY • AVENEL Many of you gardeners are Telephone KI 1-5715 SAMMY RAY'S "" WO-S-1217 playing for keeps this year, fol- BAM LAQUADIU, Prop. Fl)-8-9954 •niaic t*« iw/um SHOP • Business lowing the book instead of your • Builders-Contractors t 417 New BroMwfc* Anaue, Forts BET NEED instincts. REPAIRT Green thumbs are relatively Can Cards rare, and most of us have to 6IAC0BBE & SON W0-I-4SM Sporting Goods • look to wiser, more experienced Learn to Play the Accordion BUILDER & CONTRACTOR : ' gardeners If we want to have The Modern, ART'S RADfO • Coupons something more than crabgra&s 152 Rudolph Ave., Bahway fiet That REEL FIXED and dandelion crops to show for Easy War & TELEVISION By UN CONNELLY our calluses. No Accordion —SALES and SERVICE— NOW! Proof of the serious intentions NE of the best shows on TV SERVICE Call Today forl To Bur 185 AVENEL ST. AVKNEL STATION of the many gardeners is the O in agei was the tribute to 0*1* Ptrler, a 90-minute spectacu On Our Easy Rental Phut Mtmm hutalW, Tvkea tert- FOR heap of postcards that have come 1 MITCHELL in requesting the Catalog of Pub- Ur which featured an the Porter Speclaltamg Is Intenutlonil, modem tad ed tree at our store, Car Radio* Free Estimates aong»—and they are plentiful: gaj muafc U»»ht to bcflaiMH uid ad- "RUMER" lications. You who have the cata- CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES vanced students. A(tnti for »U top- sei viced prottpthj, "PENN" log can order the free printed songs, tad aongs, fast songs,; Phone: nuke ucordloni. REPAIR ESTIMATES FBIE! "ALCEDO", "AIREX", "CENTAL'RE1 dreamy ballads , . . Gordon Mao- helps that interest you most. FUlton 8-4169 • 1-0758 Home of Reel Farts ftae headed a distinguished cast ol We any • roU line «t MaduU The hundreds of requests for Wholtsali and Retail artists to help Interpret the score Uttramentt and ActtiwrlM COLONIA TELEVISION the catalog indicate that many of of i melodies which flowed from the Fnraltire REEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY you don't know about the bulletins pto of on* of America's greatest Coal rertt inrtoj'i Oldest iiUbUihed SERVICE ALL MAKES and circulars you can get from popular composers... There were Aecortlon Cmtar Authorized Zenith Dealer Ree> Cbccktl Cleaned, 4 cn you iState University, either di- •Utter Jo**. Btaf CMMbn Mary U Te»r» At the lamt Locution sales & Service rectly or through your county NOW IN OUR 1S57 Models la Ittck Polished, Gretsed and 1.3U PRESS BatJr and Peter Lmd Hayes and 1 AdfcuUd, for Only • agriculture agent. •nan? omen, all of them showing PAPER NEW HOME! EDBIE'S MUSIC CENTER TV & RADIO REPAIRS THE WOODBRI»"E| INSTALLATIONS Plus Parts if Needed Meet County Agent «p to advantage. Ed BthkOiU, Prop. Pt'BMSU, \* «.() Maybe you don't even know Odd about Gorton MaoRae ... • BIGGER VALUES! FUlton 1-2011 357 State St., P. A. VA-8-1280 » TROUT WORMS about the county agent. He's the Hare is a man who it big, hand- • MORE TOP BRANDS Car Radios Repaired DRIVE • WILDLIFE PICTURES 20 liREEiX 20% Discount an All Tubes Rutgers faculty member who ad- some, Tirilt and has one of the • BETTER SERVICE! (framed) vises gardeners as well as farm- toort, superb voices In the theatre • LOWER PRICES! when purchased In store WOODBKIDCK t HUNTING, FISHING and ers, drawing on his special edu- today... But he has never had a Pet Shops Corner Inman Avenue and cation and experience. truly big hit record and it wasn't Knights of Columbos MOTOR BOAT LICENSES Kimberijr Rot4 ISSUED You don't have to call him until he finally got a break in "Ok- WINTER BROS. COLONIA, N. J. "professor" although he holds lahcrnaP last year that he finally LAST SUNDAY Ask H6w TOD Can Win became a musical star to reckon One qf Our Trophies professorial rank at Rutgers. He's of Every Month WAYSWE FORM. SHOP a genuine teacher even without with ,., Ha also proved to be a Bcrrlni Woodbridu XiM«nt» I Since im blackboard and chalk, and his good mpolo tn his Imitations of TROPICAL and TACKLE Woodbridge - Sewaren St. Georie Avenue at TJ. S> AND REPAIR job is to give advice. other singers, especially the take- GOLD FISH off on one Elvis the Pelvis. Port Reading Highway 1. Avenel The agricultural asgent is head (At tbt Woodbrldse ALL FISH SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS of an Extension Service office of PLATTER CHATTER Cloverleaf Circle) TANKS — PLANTS — PUMPS MRS. EVA 158 Monroe Street, Rahwaj which there is one in evlery New Or n i AM. to 9 P.M., met. j»t. CAPITOL: — Jan tans have a Readlnfs and advice on all Telephone Rf-7-3894 Jersey county except Hudson. The AVENEL Phone PARAKEETS — SINGING treat in atore with Lools Prima's Extension Service office In this WOodbridge 8-1577 CANARIES problems of life. Guarantee sew bl-0 album entitled "The Wild- county is in New Brunswick. 1 satisfaction or no chwie. est:" and man, it Is, tool The in- COAL & OIL CO. 20 TYPES OF CAGES • Taikless Coils t This is the, time of year for i comparable Louie sings, Jives, ad 826 Railway Ave., Avenel, N, J. PULL LINE OF SUPPLIES Hardeners to think apout having 50c Readings Daily Uba and has command through • Lhjitor Storot t JUST ARRIVED! their soil tested—* ej)od thought; both sllles of a hot waxing that con- to have, too. Your agricultural, New Shipment of 9 A. M. to 9 P.M. AVENEL LIONS CLUB tatna 12 Wl numbers ... They In- agent is the man to get in touch, Delicatessen Indoor Plants — All Potted •Me 'Vnst» Qifolo," "I Ain't Got Telephone Woedbrld«e I-1H9 No Appointment Necessary with if you want a soil test. Nobody," "Nothings Too Good (or PAPER DRIVE This year for the first time My Baby," "The Lip," "Body and GUtH .ftET SHOP 44 SMITH STREET there's a charge of $1 for a test Bool," "Oh, Marie," "Basin Street Woodbridge 80 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret PERTH AMBOY last Sunday in Month for soil acidity, magnesium, phos- Blues," "lamp, Jive, an' Wall," TREAT SHOPPE Liquor Store KI-1-407* phorus and potojstium. The fee "Ntfht Train," "When [('« Sleepy 613 R&faway Ave., Woodtaidi* aTOKE HOURS: Man. Thru Sat. 8 A. M. U» t f, M. AVENEl PROPER ONLY in eludes a plastic sample bag and rtm« Down South" and more, (Opp. White Church) JOS. ANDRASCI&, Prop. tttalEttati-littrauet mailing container. Don't send nor*, morel Complete Stock of Domestic money or soil to the' agent at This Is undotibttxtty Louis Prrau • SALADS at their BEST first. Just drop him a cafd and and Imported Wines, Bean- t Photography t Avenel Coal & Oil Co. at Mi bfft «nd as we'd like to bear • 3ODA FOUNTAIN say you'd like a. soil test, and » lot Wort of from now on in. and Liquors RAHWAV AVENUE, AVKMI, he'll .send instructions. t FRESH BAKER f GOODS kV: of water. with a 4-lnch file, lie sawed BLUE PRINT READING EDISON, N. J. fast and Courteous Bcrvlor Texas I ultnii » JSU FROCESSINC; through the steel hinge of his cell AND ASSOCIATED MATH. "ii tnihy Highwuy 101 *"••"''"" LJ-S-MOft tor m-urly liulf un hour I;V jl Mrs M. H,, ,J theft th.ll AOENT year? and faces a possible extra .TU- Artistic Hands wwfwVWtmw^ mu halt. Police, the streets If** GAUARD'S PHOTO Ad» 1 Little «gg clusters can be found on top of the maximum 70 cleiiaitmeiit and passer* - For Infu. Call KI-1-5143 N»Uoiul Vui line. 547 Amboy Ave. WU-S-MS) on one-year twlgf now. Get every* yean hit already is WANTADS Bring Rentilti caught him »nd dumped the odeun, 15* FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1957 PAOfi ELETjfftN

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