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VOL, XXXIII—NO. 27 dartereCARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY,t OCTOBER 22, 1954 PRICE EIGHT CENTS I )emocrats Junior Achievement Firm Sells Stock GOP Scores Election Campaign Going Vote Delay Hit Mayor Into Accelerated Speed Claims of CARTERET Democratic ing place, usually before elect inn On Cypress and Republlenn cnndiclntes are which candidates, lenders of stumping at top speed through- both parties and their advisors On Jobless out the borough ns they are are making sure to attend. At Democrats 11 nearinR the dual stretch of their have an oportunity to me ; St. Change drive to election day many voters and make i» bid fur I Jim Hurefonl Failed in StaU'inenl Asserts The tempo of the electioneer- I heir votes, ing Is mounting and the rival votes. Ine-way Street Plan lo jo Aid Unemployed 1 l\wt Administration contenders tin r x c li a n«I n g With election only ten days Re (iiven Further I,, Borough chaises and countercharges ns Made Many Blunders well as promises t)f the things away,- there will be tho usual Study l>\ Council UiTKRET — The Democratic they would accomplish if elected., Inst-mlnute printed mutter CARTERET — Republican can- • nizBtlon has Issued the fol- Plans, meanwhile are being making the rounds In an effort CARTKKET Bormmh Cwm- . :!ldnli; for re-election, Mayor ,., statement: perfected for the climatic poli- to sway the borough voters. 1, lit a meet Mle. marked by een- Frank Bareford, and Richard al lnrmony "derided last nmht tical rallies which will be staged Lenders will strive hard to get ;ist night Democratic mayor- Donovan and Edmond Urbanski, ,) [live fnrther study lo the pro- during the last days of the out as many voters as possible, •andidBte Andrew Baumgnrt- Republican candidates for election msnl of nuikini; Cypress Street a campaign. since the control of the borough md councilmanlc candidates. lo the Borough Council, Issued the lie-way stive!. In addition to political mcct- administration is at stake this ,,as Millie and Thomas following statement: iiiRs, there aw many allalvs tak- year. The ordinance fur the change him sharply criticized Mayor "In the interests of the people atlie up for final rending, Bor* ,,i nareford for his apathy of Carteret, we challenge the igh. Clerk Michael Maskaly read ,! nwestlgatin? the mounting Democratic candidate for mayor to petition signed by 568 residents nployment in Carteret. slop bluffing the public with No Basis for Action Now vho expressed the feeling that thB hy like his capable predeces- ridiculous pre-election ballyhoo •hiuiite proved a hardship for itephen Sklba didn't he dl- and let's get down to the real is- hem. They siiKXPsted a trafflo u, tendency for investigations sues at stake, to the Borough, in In Parkview, V.A, Advises iiilit at WashiiiKton-CypresS- this election. jouis Sts. ,d something that will bene- 1 populace of the Borotmh. "The people already know that CARTERET - The Veterans wrote the VA "that we asked feu , Councilman Walter NlemiCC said ir it has been reviewed by us unil td of harping about mythical they have been the victims of one Administration lias advined the hat the county hi«hway«depart- of the worst municipal blunders Borough that It cannot offer any we have determined that no neiit has been making a study of ,.,.,ls on the part "of previous basis for direct action on our ... .Keltic Administrations. that could ever befall Carteret or aid lit this time to the Parkview lie intersection and suggest pos- any other town. home owners complaints. part at this time is indicated. sible remedies to eliminate the las Mnyor Bareford gone "The Democrats know that The Regional Office of the "Please understand, however, lazard at that point. Pending '.',' to U. S. Metals Corp., Poster Mayor Barefojd and the Repub- VA through Chester L. Brown that we remain ready to coop- •ompletlon of the survey, action ,',.lers Corp. and consulted with KNTI'.K niSIM-.SS CAKKCR: Officers of the Wrought Iron Tublrs Company, the Junior Achieve- lican minority have endeavored in wrote that Sommer Bros. Con- prate with respect to the han- nn the ordinance was held up. serial representatives of ment Company sponsored hy tlie I'. S. Metals Kdiiuis Company sell tilt first stock to Mayor Frank every way possible to restore order struction Co. had been asked to dling of nny individual veteran There Is good news for bicycle ,• "concerns, as to«the cause of I. Biir<-f!)(! Republican, aren't you the interests of the politiciians by sparing lic to decide the facts. urday night, October 30. 'hillips have been named to the should be given a thumping plurality No: Councilman Edward Krentar, Bareford?" for them the spoils system? "On one hand the Democrats subscription committee for the vember 2, for its defeat will mean that Car- There is but one week le?t til' preparation of posters, and dona- chairman of lights reported that brazenly accuse law and order of Halloween, which means thosi the Public Service has restored teret cares nothing and will do nothing to Politicians, by and large, are not ogres having failed to imprison the tion boxes in the vestibule of the who plan to join the parade hav church., lie.lit service in most of the sec- improve the caliber of its' civil employes. and we have a genuine fondness for a great guilty parties, on the other hand little time for the preparation o tions of the Borough. Sickle or Cross, many of them because we think they serve they have attempted to hide the floats and costumes. Peter Kostin. flnanaial secre- We are not so naive as to lose sight of sworn testimony taken in the Law tary of the committee hn.s been Replies to the invitations sen a useful purpose even if it i9 only in getting Division of the Middlesex County preparing the weekly envelopes the fact that the more cynical of the poli- out by Buddy Haroski. chairniar Topic of Sermon Court under Docket No. 14-19107. and is in the process of making out the vote. They're generally a likeable are being received He ex PTA Unit Reports \ — ticians are unwilling to see Civil Service "When this case started, the distributions to the prospective \! {TERET — This Sunday at lot, too, kind, helpful, and selfish. If they pressed the hope Cartere arrive, and are practical enough to under- Democrats and Mr, Baumgartner citizens will join with floats an users. Fust Presbyterian" Church, weren't, we think they would join us in (Continued on Page 6) costumes so as to make this even The Rev. John Rundlak, pastor 100% Membership Malcolm O. Brown will stand their point of view. Removal of the urging Civil Service for Carteret. the biggest ever. of the church, is currently pre- • , on the theme. 'The Sickle spoils system means to them the end of a paring a monthly financial state- CARTERET Gil Augustine, • Cross?" The senior choir Judges are being selected wl ment of all donors. president of Perth Amboy Board •..: 11if direction of Mrs. Earl Church Arranges will award cash prizes in flor Tho committee heard the chair- of Education was sutest speaker at M will sing ^the* .anthem, :\o Street Lights groups, walking groups and lr man of the Board of Trustees the regular meeting of the Wash- My Prayer." Mrs. Norma Church Choir Set Parents Invited dividuals. Haroski urged that Walter W. Wadiak. give a detail ington Nathan Hale P.T.A. on • will sing t solo. j'The In some Sections Member Canvass floats be , clearly and legibl report of the progress mudc to Wednesday. October 20, in the Na- Perfect" by Speaks. At 3:30 marked with the sponsor's name i date on the building plans and the than Hale School. His topic, wa» For Two Affairs CARTERET — Some sections To Visit School 1 ,v afternoon members of the CARTERET—During these last that Judges will have no difficul awarding of the contracts. The "Opportunity," Mrs. Elsie Sabo of the borough were still with- two weeks of October, Calvary in distinguishing them. ground breaking ceremony I ii will attend a missionary , CAR'PERET The St. Deme- presided. out street lights a.s a result of CARTERET Invitations to Baptist Church is conducting an The parade will form at 6:30 P. )Uiimed in the very near future. A report jm the membership a the Crescent Avenue Pres- trius, Ukrainian Church choir fur- lust Friday's hurricane. visit Carteret - High School on Every Member Canvass. M. in Carteret Avenue, between Plans for a BL-nent dance for the drive showed Mrs. Rose Weisman'S .li Church of Plainfleld, The thered their plans this week for Thursday, October 28, were issued Hazel has inflicted consider- This will be followed by a Pershing Avenue and Cypress mildiruj fund' were discussed by Class with 100 per cent members in y\\ be John D. Hayes, two events on their November able damawe in the borough. It this week to the parents of fresh- broader work in a house to house Street. :o-chlilrmeu Peter Kostin and enrolled In the P.T.A. Mrs. Fran .:..•: j/iisslonary to ChlmY Mr. Calendar. On November 7, at the kept .the street department busy men and all other new, pupils of canvass of the church vicinity on There will be many cash prizes WalteV Terebetski, to be held at Stupiir spoke on the Safety Slogan •> after going through the Nathan Hale School Auditorium clearing the streets of fallen Carteret High School by Herman • ys of tuatn washing, was re- October 31. The presence of both as well us trophies awarded. .lie Ukrainian Pavilion on Sunday Contest. lilt' choir will present its annual trees and branches. E. Horn, principal. the Senior and Adult Bible classes • •! from a comnturUst prison in October 31, beginning at 8 p. m. A cake -sale will be held on No- "Liijtopodsv Swiat" concert in con- 'Police also were ke^t busy as Each y^ar the guidance depart- at this Sunday's session'is urgently • :.-i;uw ProvlBce, He will speak The K-Dets will furnish the music vember, 10. with Mrs. Pat Leim- junction with the "Freedom of they stood by where fallen wires ment ursts the parents to come to requested, when the method of the lutheran Church Lists Humanism in China and the or dancing. peter ;|nd Mrs. Irene St. Leon in Ukraine proclamation." created hazardous conditions. sclioqi l after the first marking above program will be detailed by The campaign committee will ! of the Christian fallh to Activities charge. The program will consist of vo- period to meet their child's the pastor. meet again on Thursday evening ; it Communism. * p The attendance prize was won I cal renditions by the Senior Mixed by Mrs. Helen Strack of Washing- : >•:•<• will be a supper meeting teachers and to discuss his aca- Arrangements have been made CARTERET A siaierkraul sup ill the church hall. Choir, its all girl chorus, the ju- ton School and Mrs. Rose Jacob/ ••>• faculty members of the demic progress. to serve dinner at the church on per to which the puulic is invited nior choir and recitation by the Rev. Konopka is of Nathan rfale School. AteriHn Church School this The parents will meet in the October 31 to all the volunteers will be held by the pan Lutheran Ukrainian School children. The who help ih this house to house Carteret Motorists, The special prize was won by • :iy evening at 6 P. M. Faculty auditorium at, one-thirty where Guild, October 28,'beginning at entire program will be directed by they will be greeted by Mr. Horn, canvass. The dinner will be fol- Mrs. Helen Snbo. The uext regu- fillers and their families are Honored at Fete 4:30 P. M. Report Two Thefts Prof. Joseph Reynafowich Mr. Quin. and Miss Monahanh , L,ed by ^ praJlei. service afler lar meeting of the grotp will be ' il to attend. Each department head of the guidance department, im- Regular services will be held at held on November 17. • •ive a report, and plans will On Wednesday evening Novem- which the woltes wiu K0 out ELIZABETH — Hugh feibboney, CARTERET — The Holy Family At two o'clock, after the classes L . the afternoon. All the Lutheran Church this Sunday ber 24, the choir will sponsor its djately f01 26 Dalbert Street, CurUiret, re- •ii T-,.,r,nir.r, u>iii heuin at!Family Church, who returned re- This same procedure will con- CARTERET — Through the i: cently from a seven-week pil- under the supervision of Miss service at 9:30 A. M. aalsl o wit) Street, Carteret, reported the theft LU tinue every Sunday afternoon until guidance department and with (I by » program entitled, I 8:3»••>0« pv- •"• — grimage to Italy, France and of two hubcaps. Ounderson, Domiua, and the work will be accomplished. confession and Holy Communion permission of their parents, high r 'i un Luther, the Hammer of Bodnar and his K-Dets. Switzerland. Mrs. Kobrin. Decorations will be school students have participated ' Reformation." Charlotte The chairmen named the fol- Many men prominent in the arranged by Miss Kelly, Miss in three field trips recently to learn ' i"i is program director. A lowing to various committees: Ju- political life attended the affair, Machyshyn, and Mr. O'Brien. The MetaT& Thermit Honors Retiring Aide about schools in which they maf) ••i "I Luther and his argument lia Lesky, Ann Gronsky and Sonia including Mayor Frank I. Bare- student guide committee will..be pursue post hiiilj school education, • TeUel will be produced in Cabina on the publicity commit- ford. The event was arranged by In charge of Miss '-Wilson. Mr. Claire Blesning. Mary Ann Tom- manner of "You Are There." tee, state organizational commit- the Rosary Society of the church Donatlello and Mr. O'Donnell will iv.iik. Hose Mane Piokop, Dolores ••'• in the cast are Carol King, tee includes, Joseph Leskx Myron under the chairmanship of Mrs. supervise the checking, and Miss I.aikoski, Sandra Gardner, and I urn Qrohraan, Donald Brown, Wolansky, Donald Zazworsky, and Helen Urbanski. Rev. Raymond prown and Mr. King have assisted Phyllis Aklan visited Muhleiiberi "tfia Relnertsen, Tommy To- Steven Mortsea. Tickets arc in Szulecklcl,, curate of the church with the invitations. Name cards lluipititl School of Nursing ii^_ charge of Paul Wasowitz, Peter >iii, Neil CUiege and Larry (Continued ,on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) .. (identifying'' every visitor will be f'lamlii'ld. Four' seniors—Irene printed under the SlrecUon of Tiinrk l.uieUa Nagy, Alic« Run- .,' Mr. Chester. die unit lliibur.i Keratl -were tho O'Brien's Magical Eye Every parent Is urged to return lIlHIHT :'.l of Uie '""is to Ifave *Float the imitation promptly so that UelU'l'.ll 1: School of Nurs- the committees may complete ar- '« Halloween Parade rangements. It is,the hope of the iiiH C'Dllege Day at New Former Borough H^TSpof Auto Tag of the 1 1 faculty that every new student will illeni for Women |n Sat- \K TERET — John Kasnowski. Moon a along Mississippi be represented by an adult member eie Jeaniu; Shuteflo. P»« -inn of the float committee liu, Claire Blessing, Eileen : !l of his family who will be eagei: »' Carteret Lions Club, has CARTERET - Rolling of the road. To their surprise, to help the student's adjustment and Adele Yarcheski. i'l'ialed to the members of, the through MisussiPPi on their way the Moores were greeted by Mr. to a different school situation. ••""•i to assist him In preparing ands Mrs. Edward ?. O'Brien, SI I HAM SA1.K 1 to New Orleans, the other day ' iinat for the H,allosreen Day Mr ami Mrs. Stunner Moore 18 formerly of this borough, now CAIMEHET — The Men's SLo- 1" "Ie ta'CartCret.' residing in New Orlegns. PLAN BOARD SESSION i-ak ('utl)nlic Sokol No. 118 of thd w O ant Avenue, were attracted by 'liter Sehonwald, Lions Club Uie honking of a horn from an O'Brien, employed by Ameri- CARTERET, The regular S.mctctt HearHea t Chuivlv i *lll liold a 1 monthly meeting of the Middle- "lent, announced that the ll^mtheop- can. Cyanide Cqmpany and who bak Sale on November 1, alter all ' *"1 sponsor & Ladies Night sex County American Legion Aux- .-\U . direction. Since KN1)S II VI VKS Ol SIKVUi. ni I .ni.ni .a :i iliiinri held ^t Hit' WIIIIIKIII y "' time in the new future as also is a niugilciari spotted the iliary executive board will be held \ii Audiuw Aiidrab mid Mr. Ml-- 'j Ilia i i-lllrlni ill liciin I In Mil.il ^ iili IIn- (ailcii-l cuiuiiaiiy in I!MU is i : towards dusk, Ui#nw Uig of the Muorw, Alter niil Wednesd.uWdd.^^ uveniiuj, Ot tuber h.iel Vnklli j4lti CU-l'JtUUMU'll. ..'.' at UM. ttmiitt 4ricull lluUI in I |i/.iU.lh Vli Ui,l i, (nullul Ulli-dur in llir |)l«li( VI cuntiiHifd on totytu 27. i n AJI,SaintAJISint s ChurcChuhh on TThird s I ,-IH i-iurlil 111* lit- imm-viill H)1I«U ihi' ' ^ ' 'lay night meeting. a pleujant chat, tli£ Moores cti^iiii^t. t'tn uiu.ii> yr.u^ iiiloi hi in. luiliiiK many nn utlvis from lite and Mdimulm Street in tlighl IHI Ill i'1 IIIIIIIII I 1IH llll.M'l f till rtlllliltluna ul ''"flWftld, Kasnowski und Al- nation (Diitiiiurd on to New Orleans must I III) irllvvv i^ .iKiiiilill Ilu il A, 4»w moments later, HIE Puik, ut B:3U P. M/All lutd.i,,. Ii, lu> irii-mlft mm lie lultfiuls in "'***"• BVttntU attended the and the crBnens to Norfolk m loinjKiiij•'(, N'• !;;:n ne living more dangerously nonpoisonoUv If you arc reflnlsh- j has H. N. J. He WBH awarded his After 40 a man's doctor tells ,:i • i|- old Tn many such tragc- PIURS shoulrl be screwed in open- Army commtwion unon evpriuatlon llname. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Har- rington. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge him to cut out certain things or Treat » mah like a do? f• i ' ln> uiTldenl occurred because type Moor sockets. Place furniture from Clwr>«"n College. Glemson. are sure to be bitten. .•; me hazard or unsafe condi- in front of sockets and run cords R. C. in lMfl, Petroski, Mr. and Mrs. Edward he wilt. i i! ..f which the parents were not behind it. He was culled to sctivr dutv *t Brady. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Mul- ligan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pondl. ( ••( I! ..V'UIP. Fort Bdvoir. Vs.. tn January. 1942. F'vciy home need* a periodic and served In the European thea- Mr. and Mrs. John HerroW, Mr. Mayor I'rges Aid ter for 39 months tn various ca- And Mrs. Thomas McWaters and : ii-'v (heck. In one with umal Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell. i • ]'. iin. these are among the ma- For Kenny i)rhe pacities with the 829th kn'tneT ' ' Now ini' ilfiMKi'i' areas: , i Aviation i BntUllon during World | ] Tl"' kitchen. Burns are t CARTERET - Mayor Frank L War II In campaigns acroRs the TRI -TONER TO SING u< tur 'vm;,t hazards. Keep chll- Barefoid today proclaimed to- continent. | CARTERET — The Tri-tones, a Under New. Managqpeni (',!'n ,i\v;iy from the range and if day and tomorrow as Sister He returned to the United States newly formed trio consisting of M.I ran, kcrp them out of the Elizabeth Kenny Days. in 1946. and following hie release Mike Arnotie, Janet Chech and V\< !.m entirely during meal In h>s nroclamnion. the from active duty at Fort Dix, N. J.. Carterefs 8ammy Nardl will ap- ]];• ;)ii:;itinn. The Roosevelt Tavern mayor ur?ed the residents to lie was employed by Merck and pear as guests of the Carteret :: Rtiiirs. Gates at the head and give generously to this worthy Co., Rnhway. N. J,. as project en- Cavaliers Social Club at their ft it of stairways are needed to cause. eineei for thp manufacturing third annual danee to be held Fri- K'-.-p Inddlers from taking dan- chemists. day evening, October 29, at & Liquor Store r'lTiri.-.fulls. At the same time, Erwin Wan- The national emergency in BetMen Hall, commencing at 8:30 ? T!ic bathroom. Floors should toch. chaiiman of the borough 1951 necessitated his recall to ac- p. m. Baron Boblck and his or- 545 Roosevelt Avenue be c[ a waterproof material such drive, said a house to house .live duty at Kearney, N. J., and chestra will furnish the music for rs c',;iy tile, which does not re- canvass is to be conducted to- he was assigned to duty with the dancing. tyvvv polish. A polished floor Is a day by the girl scouts and a col- 19th Engineer (Aviation) Brigade Carteret CA 1 -97941 lvi/iirrl tn a mother bathing lection will be taken up at the at, Fort Huachuca, Ariz., as execu- fm.il] child. A grab bar set in the football game tomorrow. tive officer of operations until Rev. Konopka ci:iy tilnvork is a safeguard against •betas ordered to Korea in August, tub lulls. PLAN SHORE TRIP 1952. (Continued from Pape 1) 4 Exposed radiators. Radia CARTERET — Reservations are He served with the 24th Engi- acted as toastmaster. Borough At- Grand t ii.; .vhuuld be enclosed so that a now open for bus transportation to neer Group in Korea until July, torney Edward J. Dolan Jr. was t hild will not receive a lievere burn Asbury Park to attend the Con- 1953. when he was shifted to Oki- the principal speaker. !:•»!'• ! ills against one. gressional Congress to be held on nawa to serve with the Chief of Brenda Wolsky, sixth grade pu- 5 HicraRu space for medicines November 14. Buses will leave at Engineer Services. Repair and pil, presented Father Konopka ;,:rl poisons. These supplies should Utility Division. He was assigned with a bouquet on behalf of the Opening 8 a. m. sharp from the Sacred iiVvnys hf under lock and key. Heart Church. to Carson after returning to the pupils of the Holy Family School C Th(> (.Tib and high chair. Be For reservations call Mrs. Ban- United States last month. Mrs. Mary Komenda. represent- ick, Liberty Street. Reservations Colonel Misdom has been ing the Third Order of St. Fran- close November 2. awarded many decorations for his cis; Edmund Urbanskl. president Friday, October 29 meritorious service, including the of the Holy Name Society, and Trio of Artists Bronze Star Medal. Mrs. Urbanski, president of the Car Coat! He is a member of the Society of church's Rosary Society, also pre- American Military Engineers and sented Father Konopka with gifts. Music - Refreshments To Offer Program the National Society of Profes- NEWARK—A distinguished trio sional Engineers. of iirtLsts including Alice Howland, Col. and Mrs, Misdom. the for- Church Choir Public Invited well-known jnezzo soprano, will mer Gertrude Bradley of Eliza- John Mikajlo Jr., Bride beth, N. J., are presently residing (Continued from Page 1) i iia'nt a musical program at the Mortsea, Sophie Qronday and Ann dinner which will bring the 1954 at 310 W. Ramona St., Colorado Springs, with their four children, Truck. The refreshment commit- On Hand lo Serve You Will bel iiniuial Institute of the Griffith tee includes Basil Wolansky, Wal- ?.:u-ic Foundation to a close on On Florida Wedding Trip Richard, 13, Kathleen, 7, Janet, 5, and Paula. ter Konowka, Dimitrl Zazworsky, K.iturclay evening, October 23, in CARTERET — In the presence erator with A. & M. Karaghuesian His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Victor Martiniuk, Helen Lesky, Griffith Auditorium, Newark, Ada of a large gathering of friends and Inc. of Roselle Park. Her husband Rose Zazworsky, Ann Marie Truck Johnny Nemish lldlding Miller, president of the attended Carteret High School liam J. Misdom, formerly of Car- relatives, Miss Elizabeth Julia De- teret, now live In Lake Worth, and Nicholas Kostowiet. National Federation of Music meny, daughter of Mrs. Anna De- and is employed by the General Check room committee, Nicho- dibs, will speak on "Music In the Fla. Fran Ullersberger meny, 40 Henry Street, Port American Tank Storage and Ter- las Dehotsky, Joseph Siegeti and Amnrifan Home" at the event. minals Corp. here. Reading, and the late John De- Ann Marie Lehotsky. Hospitality, Miss Howland, who has sung in GOP DANCE TONIGHT Sophie Krupa, Sophie Lesky, Ju- Eiwlrtnd at the Glyndebourne meny, became the bride of John CARTERET — The Carteret Re- Bill Nem'sli Harry Mifejlo, Jr. son of Mr. and lia Machyshyn and Gene Wadiak. Mozart Festival and has appeared publican* Club will hold a dance The choir will hold a rehearsal us soloist with many leading Mrs. John Mikajlo St., 26 St. Ann Lecture Scheduled tonight in Bethlen Hall. Walter and short meeting on Tuesday MAKE IT A DATE . . , . . musical organization*, will have Street in St. Elizabeth's Church Kross and his orchestra will play. evening, at 8 p. m. in the church Hubert -Conant, harpsichordist, Saturday afternoon. Rev, Anthony By Science Church hall. ami Sidney Edwards, cellist, as as- Huber performed the ceremony. Consumer installment credit rose Bring Your Friends! sot/i.Ues in the musical program Given in marriage by her in August for the third straight Sen. Capehart says home loan whijh will be devoid to music of brother, Stephen Demeny, the NEW BRUNSWICK —How the month to a total of $21,310,000,000. setup in Chicago "stinks." tin- Mozart era. bride wore a full skirted gown of understanding of God's spiritual • • Mr. Conant Is one of the coun- lace ov£r satin, with a.cathedral- laws may be applied in daily liv- try's leading harpsichordists. He length train. The lace bodice was ing will be the topic of a Christian • w.is recently appointed harpsi- designed with long pointed sleeves Science lecture to be given Sunday chordist for the New York Col- trimmed, in seed pearls, and a Afternoon, October 24 by Robert legium Musicum and is an in- scalloperj neckline outlined in 3. Van Atta of Rochester. New stiurtor in that instrument at matching pearls. Her fingertip York, it was announced today by Y.ile University. He Is a native of length veil of illusion was draped First Church of Christ, Scientist, Pa-.saic. Mr. Edwards is at present from a crown off orange blossoms New Brunswick. ct Hist with the Kohon Quartet and she carried a colonial bou- Mr. Van Atta. who is on tour as Lirul the Brooklyn Trio and is head quet of pompons with an orchid. a member of The Christian Sci- of the cello department of Colum- Miss Elizabeth Fabian of Car- ence Board of Lectureship, •will bia University. Their program at teret, cousin of the bride, served speak in Livingston Avenue Bap- the Institute dinner will be: Pour as maid of honor, while Miss Cora- tist Church, Livingston -Ave., at Sonatas by Domenlco Scarlatti, lee Fabian Milltown, cousin of the Welton St., New Brunswick at 3:30 Mr. Conant; Toccata by Fresco- o'clock. The lecture is open to the Top fashion news this season bridegroom, and Miss Rose Marie buldi-Cassado. Sonato for Cello Danker, the bride's niece, attended public without charge. Mr. Van and Harpsichord in P Major by J. features the car coat, a design Atta's subject will be "Christian inspired by today's craze for the her as bridesmaid and flower girl, S, Bach. Mr. Edwards and Mr. respectively. Science: Its Triumph over Atheism Conant; Mad Bess of Bedlam by continental sports car, the Na- and Idolatry.^ Hrnry Purcell, My Mother Bids Me tional Cotton Council reports. James Mikajlo, Rahway, brother Bind My Hair by Joseph Haydfi, Designer Bart Everhart chooses of the bridegroom, was the best An engineer for a number of Wamung. Als Luise by Mozart, and Sea Island water-repeUent, grey man and Alex Fabian Jr. Milltown, years, Mr. Van Atta served in an C:;!u<\ Miss Howland; Auf dem and white striped cotton poplin cousin of the bridegroom, acted as engineering capacity at one time si: um. by Schubert, Miss Howland, for this dashing "coolie" .style. usher. on the Panama Canal and on rail- Mr. Edwards and Mr.Conant. Following a weddiqg trip to road construction in Bolivia. He The coat has a zip-up hood and later was an aeronautical engineer a lining of quilted gold cotton Florida, the couple -will reside at the St. Ann Street address. For with the Army Air Corps. He has Man of Means flannel. It is smart as a stadium traveling, the bride chose a pink been a student of Christian Science Barely had he paid off the mort- or knockabout coat woolen • suit with a white blouse since 1913, is an experienced pub- 5;.!,f on-his house when he mort- and accessories, and a white or- lic practitioner of Christian Sci- r.'.vd it again to buy a new car. chid corsage. ence healing, and has been a Thin lie went to a loan broker to This is the year to choose your mo6t becoming color, whatever The bride attended Woodbridge Christian Science lecturer since bu:ioiv money on the car so that 1946. he could build a garage. schools and is employed as an op- • If \ do make this loan," aslced tin.- broker, "how wiljuyou buy gas i';i the car?" • It .seems to me," the man re Iiiied in dignified tojies, "that, if a fellow owns his own house, car1 and ?,,iii!i' he should be able to get credit for gas." Some politicians weigh their words — and often give sport

CARD OF THANKS JOHN BKIBA SB. We wish Jo express our sta- rure thank^ to our relatives, irieiids, and, neighbors for their ':imi expressions of sympathy, i heii- many acts of kindness, the numerous spiritual bouquets aid tlie many beautiful floral tributes extended In our recent uiTi;iivement in the death of a iemly beloved husband and de- vuu-il father and grandfather, Mr. John Skiba 6r. FALL reductions bring you We especially wish to thank iln- Rev. C 8. Roaknvia, our the year's biggest savings i pasior; Prof. Basil Syrko; the i-saiins Readers; UK Rosiry Written Warranty included I rOmrtunityToSave Society and Mother's Club of ;i Elias O. C. Church; mem- The red OK Tag meant bers of the libert yand the So- jtilinenija Societies; members 6f the K of1 C. Carey Council No. 1280; Dr. M. A. Chodosh: ufflriuls of the U. 8. MeUl Re- Thoroughly Inspected Regardless of th« make or condition of your old range, we'll lininK Co.; employees of the Power House DepW and Erec- Reconditioned for Safety make a generous allowance on it towards the purchase of tion Shop of U.8.M.R, Co.; Car- Reconditioned for Performance «ny one of our new automatic Gas range*. Installation and irrt-1 Smelters and Refinery workers Union Local No. 837; Reconditioned for Value Home Demonstration included. iinployees of the Condenser Honeitly Described 0*1)1. of Foster Wheeler Corp.; NOW is the right time to replace your old, out-of-date rtove 1IJK, CIO. Local No. 440; Warranted in Writing rmployees of Cwteret 8hirt with a neW automatic Gas range. I'd.; Mr. A. Pineberg and Lip- ^CHEVROLET •eu employees; the boys at Sold only ty an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer Kowts, those who donated their cwv; wJl. beavers: Car- lm-t Police Escort and the Fu- Wal Director EN. Bicub fur jatisfaetory aervtet*. ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. ELIZABETHTOWN CONSOLIDATED GAS Co. Family of the late John Sfclba 0r. 30 ROOSEVELT AVE. CA 1-5123 CARTERET, N. J. 220 Market St., Perth Amboy i rARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 PAGE THREE WEST CARTERET— Honeymooning in Florida Lukach and Bride Returns from Leave Jr. Achievement Country Auction MRS. MART KOBALA, 1180 Roowvelt Areim*. CA M Touring in Can J»«. Starts Production; Mapped by Club Nedzbnla, 11E0 Ronnie and Donnie, to Califronia. CARTERET — The Fr?e MUR- Avenue (fcted as the The Lrp's plan to live in Hunting- CARTERET - - The J u n i o r f ARTERKT An til.i r.v.hion«* ,,, luinor HI- the weddinR of yar Reformed Church was Hie Achievers of WiTCO, the Junlw: ni|l'l!''v :ni''!1rn *ill lip held ton Bench, California. They are scene of the wedding of Mis'; TI !IISlll 'M .iii> sirnne and Jack Bw- Aiiiifvrnent, company siKinsored, ' 'V evtn;nu ot 8 P M, at sorry to leave and we are sorry Irene Rompn, daughter of Mr and lll(1 ho u", |,(ith of Trenton. The to see them go. We wish them all by the U S. Metals Reflntni! Co , Tie of Mrs ^rtward Dolan, Mrs. Jowuh Rompa, IS Someivt I held tlien second mn-tln« of tl.e ^i'•, ^8 O-Vniive Hmul. Clarfc" ". HKik place in Trenton, the luck and happiness in their I S'aeet to Om Li>mhi'r<; of tue «fternoo» j rhr.rfh performed the err tunny i vide U-eii-ngers with ji pr. rMcil '"lit "Vennv: d:'!Vii'iiictit,s Of thft "•' '• Hi eve also to attend the who celebrated his second birtlidfey r b l|v ir Given in rmrrlnge by her father ! preview ol h;innos< and how tin- '^ - ' 'UsiMnd- ami RU«U Fdwni'ri Kubala, homo- on Oi'totwr 22. Happy Birthday to the bi\rte wore ;i no'vn nf C}\ inttlly wl ,,-;, .;i- for the weekend and Thomas Martin of 113 Georne lace over skinner snt.in with u ra- American business' system operr-1 " *"' sf "'• ",',,.j ]i:iy LafTerty also at- Street who celebrated his birthday thedral-length train. The fitted In addition to tie ntictlon. tht on October 22 also birthday wishes bodi.'e was (ievsned with, a Queen The U.S.MR , '.,„! Mrs, Chester Monelesky to Diane Velacawski of William Anne collar adorned with s ctuins l.l'rcti Mnrjorte, Aijnmarie, Street on October 23. David Vnn- and lorv-i pomtert sleeves. A ennvn 1 , '.Wile Spfnt th* weBkend tfermm* of 18 New York' Avenue of sei'd pearls Rnd ••nqirns held ' :i ninii. P:i. visiting friends, fln'-'rrtip-leneth -cnlloped veil of ifi also celebrating his birthday TiwiHliitv Tins musical jjroup, s•n's/iUsft went "iifon Sun- this week, Many happy returns of hand-rolled French illusion and Iron Tables Company," or Wl fJO. pick lip their daughter she earned, a -bouquet, of white They nre set up on a eorpoiMte' comurised ot meinttrrs of th( the day to all of you. Rosely Na- Riiri'nn Towni'iip Womm's club , (i i-.cr tiirl friend Thrresa paron thn daughter nf Ml' roses. basis, and are to be chartered by •,ii were nut thfte for the WC,THANHS I.. STF.C.IKI J'inior Achievement, Inc. They u'll Ivis iippei-rod ut fun~tlonl Mrs. Bart Naparano, of 5 Oakwood Matron nf honor was Mrs. Ste- : tlirou::liimt tb;s area nnd also hftl Avenue celebrated her fourth phen Trosko. Bridesmaids were Prl- produce an at'nu'tive wroii'iiit iron nnd :; i MVs. Oporpe Martin, birthday on October 15. •uss Euifil Milnk and Mks Rose vate First Class Franks I,. Ste:iel, 7? f •rim are the pnsrents of A regular meeting of the West Marie Rompa. slater of the brid*1.' •-un i>! Airs. Fi.uik Stryit'l of SI pnd tnblp credit. Proc:-erls from their ap- .(> Martin. 113 George Cfirteret Girls Club was held last UiB Doris Rompa. another sister, j Randolph StnM, Curt ret. N. J.. WITCO Stwli Imueri pparaners before clubs and or< 1 ,,-,. moving from their Tuesday evening at the home of In order to meet blthil expenses . ,, students, .•as flover Kirl and Ernest Rorrroi. I re:iu!ly reltuii'-d from lr;ivt>. sUli!:nv7;»tionp fmvIs ^ folar cvu usenidv for scholar- j ininif to St. Petersburg, Linda Collins on Dorothy Street. i brother, was rins-bearer. B?st j Ph1- S'IVVI tuck hs basu- and the Achievers are selling sto.-k in, Trnnsuort'lon will be provided Ti;r Martins of George Last minute plans were marie for man was Julius Mate, Ushers were paiiidwt • training at Fort C,imp- their company. At their me.Mino . , ,^, i, |t i,v contacting lni a a fn] Ul0M w ir ..,. ujvinu a K° ^ * V the banquets which was held Stephen Trosko and Stephen Ntm- \u\\. Ky . iuiiie o! t!ie fanicd lltli Wednesday they Is mod sl.ares of tl-ro:!:mitlee by Wednesday, Ocl. ,,. ,.!:; pnrents this Sunday Wednesday evening. The Hallo- :sli. Cart "ret. \i.b,i..i:' l).v:-,ion. l'.is job is riflc- WITCO stock for delivery to those i ;,,!•• :<• Street address. wren float was discussed briefly Mr.' and Mrs. Lukach nre on a .u.in fnr Cn;;i'.).r,y A, lBIIih Air- who signed stork pVdjjes last ,,.,,1 Mis. Andrew T. Lee. and a special meeting has been wedding trip to Canada. For trav- oonu IiU.inlry Rc.Ument. week. Pledues for WITCO stock ^"•irt wont to California called for next Tuesday evening. Hins; Mrs. Lukach wars1 a rhar.-ial have none so well that the AclneV- VfSS Szymhorski i» few weeks ituo and now | All nirls are urged to attend, Those. :ray suit with black accessories, ers have virtually ii'alizod t!ie' (!•• plans to settle there that attended were: Carolyn Do- a red velvet hat and a corvee of original cipitiilizatlon thiit they bufiiiftpd to Me I, ;v with the family. They white roses. She is ;]• t»radim*o of Mrs. Simons is voted ill tlieir first nu'i'tinn. I'm ~ llnich, Carolyn D'Zurilla, Barbara Asia* ;,n:; to drive back at the Hcmbret;. Edna Hendricks, Carol "Jurteret High School and attended experience in ownership ea:li Ju- CARTERET - Mrs. the extension division of RuL;ns nlor Achiever also buys a shwe, s/ymbor«kv 66 Union ,:i month with their four WuHlhall, Evelyn Goyena, Jean 1 Sar.cly ami Andy, and ShuU'llo, Dolores Snrzillo, Judy University. She is employed as a Seal Sale Head of WITCO sto.-k. The stork is sell- i "H""""''''-! t' " enRliWment of h* payroll clerk by the General Cable int! at a par value of fifty cent ! (hui s: lit IT, Pauline A, to Stanley , KubtUa, Peggy Nedzbala, Nancy iKiiwale-.ski, son of Mrs, EsteUi Rapp, Carolyn Rapp, Elaine Iras, MRS. HTANI.KY MOKUCKI orporation in Perth Amboy. CARTERET — Mrs. Elizabeth per share. Just as ea;'h stockholder Simons, nurse of public schools ! Marriane Dolinlch, Linda Collins Her husband is a graduate of of a corporation in senior bust- Kowalewski. 6. Dayton Stnw$ here, v.111 act as local Seal Sale ness is a part owner, so each SllllUl AlIll)!>V llIlcl the lale J* Brief Ilems and others. Don't forget the special Carteret High School, attended stl h chairman according to an an- WITCO stockholder Is a part " Kowatewskl. The prospective meeting next week. The annual the Middlesex County Vocational bllrf(1 s fil1 wr s nouncement received today from | *» lftte banquet was held Wednesday eve- Miss Winifred E. Jacobus and Technical High School in owner of this Junior Achievement Mrs. William Conway. president company. As such, each WITCO, Szymborski. of llie Week Perth Amboy and is a veteran of Miss niiw lit the Gypsy Camp in Car- Middlesex County Tuberculosis Szymborski. a graduate of two years' service in the Army stockholder will be entitled to uu| te ret. and Health League. The Seal Sale Weds Stanley K. Moscicki during World War II. He is em- proportionate share of profits de-! Carteret High School is employ^ campaign, which is the method of in (larteret CARTERET A pretty weddins by the Prudential Life Insurance ployed us a draftsman by tlie Pur- dared as dividends nt the end of I *»y thr Pruderitla Life Insuranc* funds for the control of I CorV . I n NewnrkMb . Helift r fiancn«M^Ae i\*s i• took place in the Holy Family olator Corporation in Railway. the school year when the J, A. Company in Newark. Her husband tuberculosis hy the 3.000 affiliates graduate of Hoffman High School. Miss Bozykowski church Saturday afternoon when company liquidates. ii.v the dance to be held :s a graduate of Carteret High of the National Tuberculosis As- South Amboy, served two yean tQ Mis.s Winifred E, Jacobus, daiigh- Other business of the J. A. meet- 1.) in Bethlen Hail were School and is employed by the sociation, will begin November 22 tlie U. S. Air Force, and is duPont CorapWl cobus Sr.. 34 Willow Street, be- sembly plant in Raritan Township, At Ipsala College year. in Purlin. I ' ;i Ladies' Socially of the came tlie bride of Stanley K. the treasurer to open n bank ac- :i.;lv Church. CARTERET — The marriage o: Tlie National Tuberculosis ASA| count in their company name. The Miss Phyllis Anne Bozykowsk Moscicki. 242 East'Cherry Street. CARTERET — Three graduates Rev. M. A. Konopka, pastor of the Runimage Sale is >ociiition has been in existence "Achievers pay to Junior Achieve- two opera!ions the. lens an pvrparations ate being daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul P of Carteret High School are mem- church, performed the ceremony. bers of the freshman class at Up- fifty years and was organized in ment of Union County. Inc. a sawing olf the curled ends at trie <;irl Scout Troop 3 of the Bozykowski. 114 Washington Ave Planned by PTA Uni token rent and capital deposit for Given in marriage by her father, sala College in East Orange. They 1904 in Atlantic City where its feet- and filing the ends smooth; .i v;ii Refbrmed Church nue to Herbert. A.'Hannanan, so! the space and equipment Unit j At their third meeting next the bride wore a Chantilly lace CARTERET — The St. De are Robert Seaman, son of Mr. golden jubilee was held last May. party to be held of Mrs. Dorothy Hannngan, Plain Great strides have been made in they use at the U. S. Metals new Wednesday the Achievers plan to The, decoration com- i field and the late Herbert Hanna gown with a cathedral-length metrlus Sunday School P.T.A and Mrs. John Seaman. 14 Harris train. The bodie"e was designed held its regular meeting in the the control of tuberculosis in the mechanical shop. begin work on milking the ttfpi Aiii meet Sunday at 1:30 Uan, took place in St. Mary' Street; William Baldwin, sou of half century but the disease with a v-neckline. long pointed Ukrainian Pavilion. Plans were Prod lift inn Kecun aii'l the shelves for their wrought I Church, Plainfleld. Saturday af f. Baldwin. 38 Lin- s still far from bein'4 eradicated. iron tables. sleeves trimmed with seed pearls made to hold a rummage sale on i'Avenue; and Alex Sohayda, The' greatest part of Hie J. A. ' I ternoon. Rev. A. J. Byrnes per 1 The Achievers welcomed thre» and iridescent sequins. A finger- October 29 and 30 on the corner son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sohayda, Mrs. Simon, who has been con- meeting was spent in getting pro- new members to their group: Allca n i.iii'.s Situr, daughter of j formed the ceremony. tip-length veil was attached to a of Pershing Avenue and Essex 31.Salem Avenue. nected with the Carteret Board of iuctio UHliderway. The Achievers Mrs. John SHar, 30 Given in miiriiage by her cousin Education for a number of years. worked on making lesss for their Bensulock, Katlierin Bishop and 1 bonnet adorned with matching Street. Mrs. A. Wrublewski and Enrollment for the 62nd aca- Cluilt -. Bnzyjtowskt, of lrvinifton was orftimizer and first president wrought iron tables. For the let's Joseph Nardl. The other Achiev- u Avenue has been uradu- beads and she carried a cascade of Mrs. A. Wolansky are- co-chair- demic year of the college is 1338 ; of the New Jersey State School .he Achievers start with thrae- ers who were present at the meet- :n : in- Elizabeth General tlie bride wore a gown of whit white orchids. man. A luncheon and pllogi sale of which 441 are freshmen. tulle and lace with a lace jacke Nurses Association. She has two eights inch square iron rods ing this Wednesday are Joseph .., School o{ Nursing. She Mrs. Ruth Sheplack. Boonton was planned for November 11, ' Parents of Upsala students have and short veil with a coronet sons, one in college, the other at- which are eight feet long. The Kopin, president: Barbara Ander- .iGialu uf .St. .Mftry'S high was matron of honor and brides- with Mrs. th'atts Harrow and been invited to the campus for a I'I :tli Aiiibby. seed pearls and carried a bouque' v tendins High school. first operation involves putting son, tri'iisurer: -Theresa Oolubl- maids were Miss Resina Philhower Mrs. J. Diaczys^ta crmrge. ;f Open flous'e program on decorative twist in tlie rod. The cski. actliiu sccrrtury: Walter Bor- ot *hiU> chrysanthemums and Hillside and Miss Shirley DeAnge- . Plans were also discussed for a Sunday, October 24. Mrs. John Cupsie Jr.. white orchid. ' DANCE IS PLANNED twist puts a little bend in the rod chard, Jumi\s Danes. Marian Groh- lis, Livingston. theatre party to be held sometime iiwn, Walter Kiefcr, Katherine ' Avenue hold a family Bridesmaid was a sister, Mi: CARTERET — ,A dance which that is straightened out in the Walter Wicldey, Woodbrldge. was in the near future. The member- REHEARSAL TONIGHT Kohbas, George Kurtiak, Prank utior of the cliristening Evelyn M. Bozykowski boroug CARTERET — P.A.L. minstrel will bu held on Sunday, November second operation. The third and best man and ushers were Michael ship drive has been extended for 7th in tlie Bethlen Hall was fur- major operation in constructlim Mai.iquias. Flonn.T Mu.szka, Marie n John Allan in St. Jo- Francis Heiderman. Phiinfleld was Deliman, Perth Amboy, and Paul another month. Mrs. W. Terebetsi rehearsal will be held tonis-ht at Piht, IIOIJIMI Kiisnak". Irene Sebok, 6:30 p. m. in tlie Cleveland*School. ther planned at a meetiiv,' held In the lews is bending Oie rod. loop- uvli by-Rev. Oreuory j best man Chitro, Carteret. Following a wed- ind Mrs. P. Kosten were welcomed ins it into a graceful form, .so as Muriou Sim: key. Ethel Tyrrell, M Mrs. Edward Wi>j-1 Followlus a wedding trip to New the conferi'iice loom (if the rec- . - , . . . HI; >. t nflC ding trip to Florida, Mr. and Mrs. as new members. to make a, p.iir of legs. Tlie lust and Sylvia Tyrrell. * York, the couple will live at 926 Turnabout tory by the executive board of i.,;i and William Uhouse MoscteKl will live at 58 Lcick Ave., The special prize donated by the Fiftli Anniversary Parish i Uie sponsors. West Fifth St., Plainfleld. For "Does your wife go to church this borough. Mrs. A. Reriesh was won by Mrs. to see what other women wear?" Dance Committee sponsored by traveling. Mrs. Hannagan wore a For traveling the bride wore a A, Wrublewski. The next regular ail iiit .son of Mr. and Mrs. asked snoopy Mr. Harris. the Holy Name Society of St. brown suit with white accessories grey tailored suit with olive green meeting of the group will be held Bn'bel, 40 Larch Street, was and an orchid corsage. "Oh, no," rejoined the newly- Marys Ukrainian Catholic accessories and a white orchid on November 16. Church, 1954 :..cl Joseph. Jr.. at cere- A graduate of Carteret High rich Mr. Updyke, "my wife has so CHRISTENSEN'3 corsage. Mrs. Moscicki is a grad- Proceeds of the event, ftrst in a •.t-lit in the Holy Family R School. Mrs. Hannagan is em- M1XED-UP ROBBERS much money to spend on clothes uate of Grover Cleveland High now that she Koes to church to let series of unniversary activities, by the Jtev. Raymond i p|oyi.(|' by t]ie united Chromium DALLAS, Tex. — Some rather "THE FRIENDLY STORE" s School, Caldwell, and is employed she will 'JO to the church improvement sponsors, were M>" -i Company here. Her husband at- mixed-up thieves visited the home the other women see what wears!" fund. Mii iialow^iki and WalU-r' t(.iult>d Plainfleld schools and is of Jerry O. Watkins recently and • i.i and uncle of the in- employed by Hit* Maplucrest Laun- TO MEET TONIGHT carried off his console TV set in (iiy in Plainfleld. CARTERET — The annual busi- Watkins car. Then, they brought ness meeting of the past presi- the car back, but stole the spare Complete Line of ANTARCTll'A dent's parley of Middlesex County wheel and tire. The United States is planning to American Legion Auxiliary will be send a small expedition, under held tonight at the home of Chau- President Magsaysay puts land Navy leadership, to the Antarctic mont Post No. 243 on Plainfleld reform law in operation in the within a few months "in line with Avenue in South Plainfleld. Philippines.' ' Hallowe'en Costumes a coniinuin« United States interest in the region," the Whi(e House hlis amiouncfd. The expedition, : whi.h will sail aboard an ice- bieaki'r. will seek scientific and One day, you'll own a map data, but will itat establish any permi'ii"tit shore bases. TAX MKN At SCHOOL NECCHI,. Internal Revenue agents will GEORGE spend tlie next three mouths in classrooms familiarizing them- Why not YURONKA selves with the new income tax i HAVEL'BUREAU law. which has at least 1.000 i-huiiKus. The new tax law will re- K:; l!nose\Mt Avinue make it ! suit in savings to some, and light- i .irleret -1 CA 1-5059 ens the rule on others. > NOW!

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October 14. 1 thf award, Corpmn] Hospital. Mrs. Bnin.'.on is the for- !..'("nnien exiimlmtlons In the wns congratulRtPd fur th : Unit'tl I'rminces. The girls, most, >;•I ' mer B:-t!y Kulims. Son. Robert Joseph, born to Mr. £!i-ee of Initiative ami M1 v'" and Mrs. Joseph LemaKewskl, 216 n[ whtmi come from poor families, rilsplnyeri in his )oh nf M1 Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pcrshinu Avenue at the Perth Am- lc-eivr ;i sound education and maintaining, and n|>|.|-:, ! .^I 1I >' Lewis, 82 Poplar Struct at the boy General Hospital. October 14. n•Hid tninin-.r as home makers. communication fnnliii,. I '' Rahway Memorial Jfnspilnl. Mrs. rii'i. :n-e iiboiit 200 students, mid drtnrhment; Lewis is the former Mnyrnse Raf- Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- ;i :rir-111'v (if twelve Indiane nnd iites: and often seph Toth. 72 Pulaski Avenue at ter. • i • m.ssim >vy. rittionul dntlrs nf the Elizabeth General Hospital, >ii s finilry is a graduate of an- clnrk. Son. Thomas Kenneth, bom to October 14. Mrs. Toth is the for- ( i i;•.•'• Pi(-b.v erian mission ihstltu- Before entering tin Mr. and Mrs. Konrmtli Colby, 15 lwr MAfU'llne PuPtic. i i.iii, i he Drhrs Dun Girls' School. O'Donnell W»H t>rM, .-Vie did her college work at Isa- Carteret Hi^h School , \v\\\\ Thoburn College in Luckriow, hlRlir.it honors mul ii and KtHduated in 1941. While in University. 'the United States she will study He is now tearliMi LOOK WHAT ELSIE HAS FOR at MrCormlck Theological Se-m.- the local lvfch srlino! innry whe;e her work will be In the field of Chrirtlan education and BAH i:OOS STOLEN YOU FROM ] church .social work. After Miss I Bailey has concluded her talk, DENVER. Colo, r. •• there will be time for discussion. thieves, which stole ;, Mrs. Mary Collins will lead devo- containing 14.400 c ;, tions next Tuesday evenihg. Mrs. a surprise. Own"r It.dp. John Donnelly will preside at the ver produce mercli;in MISS BEATRIC'K BAILEY meetina. Contributions will be col- '-js were unfit [or ,.,, sumption. IMPORTED Miss Beatrice Sybjl Bailey, Miss lected for the Christmas gift to be HALLOWEEN VARADE PRI7.E8: Here are the trophies to he awwnTtf.it Ih.• parader^ ™ for Bailey will spe:ik on 'The Chris- sent to the church's missionaries bands and floats. T?oy are on display at Clmarrt Bakery. In the ground are I udd Mb«JU tian Church in Pakistan." Miss in Pakistan, Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Filters In ctaarettw, , chairman of the par.de committee, and Councilman Walter Sullivan chairman of the Recreation be helping the inclustr. Bailey, a native born Indian, is Schlorholtz and family, Committee which Is sponsoring the parade. ^ Joseph's Church. ln*i • STEAK KNIVES CASPAR IIERRES in St. James' Cennit y CARTERET — Caspar Herres. bridge. 61, 237 Villa Place, Rahway, for- $ PARKVIEW PATTER ARON H. KOVA( S OBITUARIES^ merly of this borough, died Mon- CARTERET — Anm ii Mrs. Elizabeth Fink, 73 Daniel Street, Carteret 1-G083 day at Berkley Heights after an illness of five months. 63. 14 Pauline strcn . 3 for 1 JOHN SK1BA SR. was offered in St. Ellas' Greek day in Roosevelt Hns|)i:,,; Born in Scotch Plains, he had Catholic Church by Rev. C. S. Born in Hunnary. i:t , 4 At this time of the year, when Baby Christened CARTERET — John Skiba Sr, Roskovics. Interment was jn St. resided in Carteret 28 years and in with the Inner porchmenl covers from TWO of rht big , Rahway five mpnths. Husband of dent of Carteret fur if> vi 1 new officers and new committee The infant daughter of Mr. and 73, died Sunday at his home, 248 Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonia. n member of the Fivi M .vl chairmen are soon to be elected Mrs. William Vandersttne, 70 Dan- the late Mrs. Elizabeth Tiemey i •conomy-iixe, 1-lb. package! of Washington Avenue. A resident of Bearers were: John Ladanyi, formed Church^and ii, .^. ,| to serve the Carteret Parkview iel Street was christened Chris- Carteret for the past 55 years, he Charles Baloga, Michael Laura, Herres, he was employed 28 years Taxpayers Association, we should by the Tiemey Lumber Co., Car- fit Society. tine on Sunday, October 17, In St. was an organizer of St. Elias Greek Joseph Ruszachak, John Sersen He Is the widower ' take time out to thank those mem- Joseph's R. C. Church, Rev. O'- , teret. For the past three years, un- CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE Catholic Church and a member of and JDhn Splsak. Pasta sertiees Julta Kan tor Kovac bers of the organization, who Biien officiated. The sponsors and rituals were held at the fu- I til his illness, he was employed as e imported stainless Sheffield worked so hard, this past year to the Liberty and Sojedinenije So- ; a stationary enginery in Elizabeth. vived by six daushteis M-.f.| were Mr. and Mrs. Christopher neral home by the Rosary Society, Mrs. Louis Naj;y ami ^! steel bladesl make it a successful organization. Groves. cieties. Knights of Columbus, Liberty So- He was a communicant of St. We are all familiar with the work He was retired from the U. S. L. Kovacs, all Cartcivi -,i;. • tharp serrated edges that Guests attending the dinner ciety. Knights of Columbus, lib- Joseph's Church, Carteret, and ust Hoyer. Westflcld. M- done by our elected officers, en party after the christening were: Metals Refining Co. two years ago erty Society and Snjedenenje So- was a mqpiber of its Holy Ni^me *» cut meat like butter I pecially our president, Mr. George Mantlo, California umi Mrsj Mr. and Mrs. William Bauman, after having been employed there ciety-of the church. Society. - t smart, sturdy, simulated Durett and our legal advisor, Mr. for 20 years. Surviving are his ter Silkaitis, the Bid Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Apriglsno He is survived by four sons, Dan- three sons, Jjynes ;UK! Hal horn handles I Edward Dolan Jr. Si\. Mrs. Pat DePiano, Mrs. Mi- wife, Mrs. Mary Londich Skiba; six sons, Michael, Emil, Peter and MERRILL FOWLER iel and Edward of Westfleld; Fran- Carteret and Thom.i> : However, at this particular time, chael Davrin, Mr. John Roman- cis, Metuchen; William, Carteret; Pa.; 17 grundchilii;n. the committee chairman in charge ich, Miss Carmello Cuillo, Miss Alexander. Carteret, and John, CARTERET •— Merrill Fowler. Union and George, Woodbridge; 48, Forest Hills, L. I., formerly of a daughter. Mrs. Helen Glass, brother in Hungary. of house complaints, Mrs. Mil- Irma Peterson, and Mr, and Mrs. Rahway, with whom he lived; a The funeral u;i.s i.',j: dred Oreenberg, is still working on Marty Griffin of Elizabeth. Also two daughters, Mrs. Richard Carteret, died at the Forest Hills Leahy, Carteret, and Mrs. Michael Hospital. He is survived by his sister. Mrs. Frances Hartfelder, day mornini? from tl.i I her assignment. From the incep- attending were Mr. and Mrs. T. Dunellen and a brother, Herman neral Home. 21 IAJ U • tion of the Carteret Parkview Tax- Hazel, Colonia, Mr. and Mrs. Senko, Brooklyn, and 14 grand- "wife, Mrs. Florence Smalley Fow- children. ler, a son, -Joseph; two brothers, Herres. Plainfleld. Services were condiicn-.! payers Association, Mrs. Green- Chester Wiggins, Metuchen, Mr. The funeral was held this morn- Free Magyar Reformed C:.u| berg devoted a great deal of time A largely attended funeral was Joseph and Guy, both of Illinois; Gene Novack, Philadelphia, Pa,, ing from the Lyman Funeral Rev. Alexander DIUD and energy to this committee and Mr. Pat Paterson, Linden, Mr. held Wednesday morning from the a sister, Miss Maude Templey, Bizbub Funeral Home, 54 Wheeler Wisconsin, and Mrs. Amelia Lokos, Home, 21 Locust Street. A high ment was in Clovurli .if oj is still doing so. She is the mother William Traut, Roselle, Mr. and Woodbridge. of three small children, and in Mrs, F. Apringlano, Linden, and Avenue. A high mass of requiem a sister-in-law, this borough. Mass of Requiem was offered in St. \ addition to her household chores, Out of Town Geusts she assumed this responsible posi- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur's. Pink, tion, knowing that her only reward Mr. and Mrs. R. Barna and Mr. would be your appreciation. It is a and Mrs. F. Nottage from Carteret. well known fact that Mrs. Green- entertained out of town guests in berg has helped scores of Parkview honor of the birthdays or Mrs. homeowners and has received Fink and her mother, Mrs. M. Ry- abuse from some. der, Valley Stream, N. Y., oa Mon- Well, they could Now, at the end of the associa- day, October 18. Guests were Mrs. tion's first year, it is opportune for Charles Wenthen and Mrs. Jo- Parkview residents to say thank s«ph Conley /of Brooklyn. Other you to Mrs. Greenberg for a diffi- Quests were Mrs. P. Salvatore and cult job, well done. Mrs. G. Saunders of Carteret. be coming out with Halloween Festivities How He Knew \ To those in Parkview who are not aware that each year in Car- A man fell into a coma and it \ teret, a Halloween parade is held, was several days before he awoke. under the auspices of the Carteret Later he spoke of his experience seven-cylinder car! YOURS-all three wonderful Tot flure you'U thank me for Recreation Department, starting to a party of friends. at 6:30 p. m. on Saturday, October "Oh. yes." the young man said knives!—with only S1.00 -plus reminding you to save by buy- 30. Participants will.assemBe on In reply to a question, "I knew all the inner parchment covers ing Borden's creamy, country- Carteret Avenue. There fUl be the time what was going on, and -•(which include directions for fresh cottage cheese in the big prizes and trophies awarded to the I also knew that I wasn't dead, be- mailing)of TWO of the big econ- economy-site, 1-lb. package. best .bands and floats entered in cause my feet were told and I was •--.J. the parade. hungry." ••••• omy-size packages of Borden's A\id remember, folks, Borden'i New Baby "I see," said one of his friends, Creamed Cottage Cheese, regu- Creamed Cottage Cheese gives Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harmer thoughtfully, "but how did that lar or country-style. you steak protein nourishment Jr., 14 Markowitz Street, are the. make you think you were still Says Elsie the Borden Cow: for just pennies a serving!" • proud parents of an infant son, alive?" Thomas Edward, born at St. Eliza- "Welt," answered the man, "I For limlttd time only! Offtr txpirts Die. 31,1954. This beth Hospital in Elizabeth on Oc- knew that if I were in Heaven I tober 9. The Harmer's have three wouldn't be hungry, and that if offer available only In N«w York City, WtltchtlUr, other children, Daniel 9, Pauline i were anywhere else my , feet tiassau, and Suffolk Countitt and Northern Ntw J*rs*y, 7, and Robert 2. wouldn't be cold."

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Til" nine; !HO;1 s.x wins for I keglers nre tied with Wclln Davit : llMv Scliur and Peter panek In • in !::)i! Crlir;* Mrks. Rmnlt ^llynt the top of the U. 8.M. R. ii \r m.vlil Tirlri In Snvr.- Each tpnm has won ten (rnriips and HrlVv purl I *n An^rTiM. wore the ,,',,, (icpftrtmental bottling league "tam-Mjls of t^e Jiy. a? they 11 spectacular record of slx- lost five. Metal and Thermit, al^n Tryouts fdr the fifth annual Pal of Carteret, Is deadlorked for •••• •"= h ••<' - hl"!n« hii-itu, crashed through th? Siyrcv.'lle „ victories against only two de- minstrel show will be held tonight fourth place with Locnl No. 441), • R v-p V"V\ and y f,,|, At the start of the season, at the Cleveland ScHool Anyone each with 7-8. '•\:. m.idc shnmb'es of the T1w performance of these two stal ! lhe v fl'w in the league gave the with talent Is urged to attend the The league rolls its Rsimn.s at the \ r- ' f'n-f both rn the V" «' ""* sta'-o 'fof ...iimnics No. 3 any hope of fin-1 tryouts. According to Director Academy Alleys every Monday ! iid 'Ivvich the air By Pract'callv pv:ry B'.w and White ,, better than In second dlvl- Deputy Chief. Charles Makwlrultl night. II •:-tl. r'll'tP'-p" tourhdewn. I he league"-"" race" , '" bigger nhd better minstrel is Team Standings in k • vcrv Bavr^vlll* thrcit. s^YRtvii.r. («i i .second place are the high and planned for this year, ::: 'i': fi frw minutes In th (lnr-.l ir*T8 MVklfwlrz, nj'.»rKnw>.kt. R. Ki'ft»a H«wrr l,iy Mechanics No. 1, who, Mr The Pnl Ladles' Auxiliary plan- % S. Metals 10 •i: >il 'ftcr the Bl'ics h-'i T'CK'IH: r»nn"n Mc'i. En;f'twriiHhly BS they rntcher! th"lr te!m T*OKtr° K'lkr, Blt.u. Mofl-tl, An* tone!!! 8"in.~kt oratory 13 y2 progress In studies or sports. Tills ((impli'itiy nnd t''nr"u»h'v I't- No. 2 O''/>B"S- Cr/k S'lrr.1. S'.nntton. column would appreciate *nd ni'lish.thr Snyrrvlll? cloven Thr RoH'Ifv. Ciin-nv, Malp'"it« 11 gladly print their activities if In- Hluns nn all over thn iT'mp !"im CRV-^ns FltrAiln p.olinl. Htntr 10'/2 7 V. RACKS Hrll.v. Nurtv, CnrmlchMl. Y.itil formation was available. «'»rina in every period ini wind- 1 10 8 Ani'twi'l, Wurtln !. SM:\, Mrrrlo, !"'a'he h Mrl, _Derihd, i 8Vi 9" 2 leave and looking good, witnessed !n the third period, The CiirSerft j cartm* 6 12 the SRyreville game, will see a few t. fan? rrsDonrird with chwrs and SHVNTIIH c 7 n «—si House 4 14 o o o n— d more games as he returns some- The ahflvc picture shows Richey Merelo carrying the hull fi:r Cartwrt aTtrr bein» stopped after a hnnnv Rhniitc Truehdowiu Andrfoll Burners S'/a 16 Vi time In early November. nappy snouts. rr ch«n. Wfiwlhiilt (Ji, Fnrl.v. 1 17 fhort Rame as ('artcret massacred Sayrpville l»y a 32-fi srorr last Saturday nifht under lUhts at The victory was Carteret's third aft.. iou.hdowna: siim» Jimmy Oilraln playing both of- .'ille. fense and defense for Wyoming 8emlnary. Jimmy Is expected to Babic's Furniture, Upset Sabo's Sport Shop, further his education at Rutgers next fall, Tough Linden 11 Joe Mallck in shape again and This Week, But Still Lead Kosel's Tavern helping Rutgers in preparing for QPEAKING CARTERET-Babir's Furniture, Here Tomorrow; Service upset Babii-s in two their next game. Joe Is being sportlnn a record of 9-6, Is cur- groomed for a starting berth next Jim (Dusty) Rhodes Is a lean. rently leading the race in the Car- Tied For Lead season, jut-Jawed Alabaman of 27 years, T.am'SUndllngs D ABOUT SPORTS Result Tossup teret Commercifll Bowling League W L weighing 178 pounds and six feet The Monday morning quarter- which holds forth every Wednes- Babie's Furniture CARTERET—Sabo's Sport Shop in height, who is not afraid of 9 6 backs are saying that Cftrteret ' by Mtytr CARTERET—With a record of day night nt the Acndemy alleys. Carter.. Burner Service and Kosel's Tavern are runnlhg man, beast, Indians or Dodgers, g 7 needs three out of five games left 3 pnd 1, Carteret's fighting foot- The league race is closely Orohmann's Instirnnco luvk and neck In the City Bowl- reports J. 0. Taylor Spink, pub- 8 7 to win In order to get Central Jer- The boys are back in business. The Blue and White bull forces will face EI real formi- bunched this year, with a tie for Nemeth's Beverage nj h'iiKue race, each with eight lisher of The Sporting News. If 7 6 sey championship. Carteret, dable foe this weekend'when Lin- second and third plnce. Trailing Price's Mens Shop 7 lin-.s mid four losses. In second the great pinch-hlttlng hero of gridders, after their letdown to Long Branch the week 8 being a Kioup 2 team, plays only den High comes into town tomor- by only one game, the Carteret J U.S.M.R. Foremen 6 9 •,;.,,, iire the Falcon Hall pinners, two teams In that class. Amboy the New York Giants in the before, came back with amazing suddenness and wal- for its annual battle with the Burner Service and Grohnmnn"s ,' Binwn's Insurance 1« third, only Union and Woodbrldge are group World's Series had to classify Blues. Game time Is 2 P. M. Rnd Insurance are deadlocked for the [ urn full name* out of first plae* In 4 teams, while Lous Branch, Lin- these foes In order of their loped an inferior Bayreville eleven in a postponed gamp a big crowd Is expected, piirticu- runner-up pout. Two gampi be- ., io:,cly fought team race. menace, he doubtless would top hind the leaders nve the Nemeth's den and Rahway are group 3 under the lights last Saturday night by a 32 to 6 score. lnrly after Carteret's one-sided Agrico Bowlers Hi. results follow: teams. the list with the Brooklyn Dodgers. victory over Sayreville last week- Beveraiies and Price's Men's Shop, both of whom are deadlocked for Team Standing* Entire squad sees Rutgers and After Rhodes had scored cruci.il .The game was originally scheduled for Friday nighl, end. William and Mary game, but are pinch-hits In the first three games third position. Lose But Still w of the World's Series-ito tie the Linden comes into town with nn Tills week the Carteret Burner n's Sport Shop not happy as Rutgers loses their but the boys had to give way to Hurrican Hazel wihich 8 record which Bobby Brown of the identical record of three win* and il's Tavern ourth straight game, 14-7. . . . 8 Yankees set in 1947, Dusty was came up so suddenly that night. orte loss—that loss being ai the Hold Pin Lead con Hall earn learned much from watch- hands of a vastly improved Rail- 7 ng the college boys. . . . asked whether he,was nervous, in's Insurance 6 Ronnie Helley and his sidekick, Lou Andreoli, wer? way eleven by the slim margin of Bratton - Varona CARTERET — Despite a two- -'-n Lantern Carteret High visits Sayreville "Are you kidding?" he came the extra point, Last week Linden* me setback fit the hands of the 5 last Saturday night and wins their the sparkplugs in Carterets offensive attack. They did 2 right back. "What is there to be knocked off Long Branch, which Mixed Five, the Anllco bowlers still :iird game of the season. 32-6. The nervous about? These games with everything that was expected of them—run, pass and the week before annihilated the Go Monday Night maintain their lead In the Wo- omblnatlon of Helley to Wood- Cleveland are like exhibitions ues, and that, my friends, on men's Industrial Bowlinu League ull resulted in two scores. An- after what we went through to practically tear the Sayreville ljne to shreds. ie basis of comparative scores, Jf-three as a pinch swinger. And Hold First Place his way to another crack at Kid Kocheck's Pharmacy 14 7 League race. And the fans' have been staying away in Team No. 5 U'/j passer and fine quarterback . . . that's not counting the extra Gavilan. 9V4 Team No. 4 81, plays Perth Amboy tomorrow. homer he added after he took over droves. If the A's still continue to lose under their new CARTERET — The Machine Varona's best victories- were Glue's Serv. Sta 8 13 Point Pleasant ... wins from the left field position. Shoo B woodchippers are currently scored over Vince Turpin, Danny Hernandez Pinners management, I think the best' thing remaining would Lillian's Dress Shoppe 6 15 Keyport, 17-13, makes a 33-yard holding the league in the Foster Womber, conqueror of Kid Gavi- As Spink sees It, Rhodes was one be to transfer the franchise Jo another city. Wheeler bowling loop, three full lan, Charley Splcer, Tommy Ar- field goal. of the most dramatic pinch-hit- Sweep Hill Bowl Pertrthh Amboy'Amboy. . . loses anotheanoh r games ahead of the Electric Shop menteros, Bobby Lee, Walter v -ie, beaten by Plainfleld, 26-12 2 ters in history as the spirited team. Haines and Stxto Gonzates, the Sitar s Gypsy ' one.. ., hoping for an upset tomorrow Giants took game after game, Last Friday the league lenders latter for the Cuban welterweight with one or another of them tak- title. Bratton's outstanding win.s To Widen Lead maybe a win over Woodbridge. Sparkles in Backfield scored a 2'/2 game triumph over ing the heroe's role. There Is one in every crowd, a the Electric Shop. were over Del Flanagan, Joe Mi- Camp In Close —The league-lead person who can make you laugh But Rhodes got himself a nice Ed Mayorek witl. scores of 219, celli, Pierre Lani;loit. Danny Hetnandez Construction p all the time, a good natured guy chunk of dough to spend this 199 and 222,had a brilliant 240 set Womber, Fh-eddie Dawson. Lau- - tightened their grip on firs who gets kidded all the time, but winter only by doing some think- for an average of 213 plus. rent Dauthi)ille, B^obby Dykes and Race In League gets kidde ing last winter about his future. Tuzo Portuguez. '• 14 the Hill Bowl Commercial can take Itt . ThiThis descriptiodescriptiodp n file j 1953, he hit 11 homers and CARTERET —Si tar's Supsrette »'ne by scoring a clean sweej; oucanr npw transfef r frofmm New YYork, drove in 30 runs in 163 times at andthe Gypsy Camp are running the Hm'Bowl. a big boy who will someday be on College All-Stars TEAM MATCH SET Hat, but averaged only ,233, which a close race in. the Hill Bow! in another match, the second the Varsity and help win games. Angelo Savoldi and Buddy Lcc wasn't encouraging. Women's League, with only naif a ->f Carteret Esso bowlers alsc Herbert Zimmerman, or as friends battle Arnold Skaaland and Tony I knew my record wasn't good game separating the two teams. "n three games, defeating call him. Holby, is a newcomer to To Battle Knicks Martlnelli in a team match, top- enough." Dusty told The Sporting Sitar's is in first place with 12M_ ^ C. keglers. Carteret and has won a lot of ping the weekly wrestling bill at J News publisher. "And I didn't Coach Dudey Moore today an- and 5!_, while the Gypsy Camp Kiraly and L. Butkocy bot friends. Has a lot of classmate: Laurel Garden, Newark, Uynorrow want to get sent down from the nouncfed heTiad obtained Richie holds second position with 12 uei over 200, Klraly hlttin cheering for him at games. night. It (is listed over the test majors because it took me long Guerin, of Bay^ide, N. Y., holder and 6. •s of 214, 211 and 208 am Woodbridge Golden Bears t< two-out-of-three-falls distance. , enough to get up here and it's not of all Iona scoring records and a This week the Gypsy Camp xy turning in 17«, 210'an play a benefit name at the Walter In supporting matches Ted easy to come back." So he had to unanimous All-Met first team se- scored a gweep win over Walt and Kiraly's set vu 843, But Overholt Memorial Stadium on Lewin meets Ed White, Johnny do something. What, he decided lection last seafeon; to round out Gene's. Sitar's turned the same Sunday, November T, sponsored by Heidman faces Ivan Kirilenko, to do was take a tip from his fel- his 10-ronn College All-Stars trick by sweeping Baumgartner's. the Holy Name Society of the Holy and Vince McCann takes on Copt low outfielder, Don Mueller, and squad for this Saturday's after- Mary Kleban hit a 205 score lor Family Church. Tickets may be Gagllano. I try to ,meet the ball Instead of noon find evening games against high for the week. Ann Nascik, 1 obtained from Hoty Name mem "II IIKTTKR IMPRHHSIOIV* murdering it. the New York Knickerbockers in Story Time with scores of 192, 18fl and 1SI3,, Kers. I i ' Madison Square Garden. bers. The result was that Rhodes be- Restless youngster (at 3 A. had a spectacular 561 .set. Guerin.'now a Marine stationed Mommy, tell me P story Ai_____d to tie disabled Is rising, but :an to get his hits more regularly. The nation's per ntpltul oujfput Printing Prom May 24 through July 1 he at Quantlco, Va., is the second Mother: Hush, ddear. Daddy will so Is tntlr need. Is only 1 per cent above 1947. made seven pinch-hJU in 14 tries. iwul boy to make the All-fitar be in s)on and tell us both one. For Business Jim —or Dusty — had many a roster, joining NYU's Boris hitting feat in the season, lnclud- | Nuchamkin, the Violets' all-time EFFICIENT FORMS ng the series with Brooklyn June I scoring champion. Richie, work- looking for 20 through July 1 which the ing out the past three weeks with Giants swept, thanks to Rhodes' the Quantico court squad, Is in the tat way to timely hitting. Twice he delivered exivlh-nt condition. imely hits that produced the He totaled 1,351 points In three winning tallies. years at Iona, topping- the former finanu a car? curcer murk of 1,014, set In four And that's the player whom a scii.suiis by John O'Hagan, a 1950 former Knoxvllle manager—Jack finiduate. Guerln's 1933-54 total Aragon—-says bows to none in hav- ut :.ia in 'i\ names, for « H.f wt$- low cuat coop«r»tln| b»nk ftauio- ing confidence In His 6Wft ability. inij pUa. Oft*n e»roblued b«u»- HK»', Wits also a new Ioim record, ttla of (bpuidabl* AlUtat. Aut* biviikiiH! his own high of 440 made lunurnitifl aud lew mta b««k CORDELL HULL. 83 in 27 names in 1951.-52. His best fiuanuiuf. Out ta»y Monthly Cordell Hull, Secretary of State twn hiiigk' game performances last us held you design l)«ymeat covoro evcrythlug. for twelve years in the Cabinet of winter were 40 points against ftuut Your All »Ute A«ent the late. President Franklin D. John Carroll and 36 against Mar- '""'• printed matter, for shall, tlie latter in Madison Square '•'i-patar efficiency in the Roosevelt, and whom Roosevelt onae called the father of the Cm. (It'll, 'lflf1''e, factory or sales- FRANK C. WEIR United Nations, celebrated his 83rd hf oilier eight All-Stars art '<>urn Quality crafU- Valley 6-S2SS birthday on October 2. Mr. Hull Flunk Sclvy, Purman; Togo Pa- manship assures s»tU- retired 'from the Cabinet on Oc- /,i, Holy Cross; Bob Pettit, LSJU; 'iKtll tober 2, 1944, for what he thought Dick .tosenthal, Notre Daint'; STANLEY RYAN was a rest but he never went back (kin1 Shue, Maryland; Frank IWPVWB8ION* to work. He is at present a patient Kaniaey, Kentucky; John Ken, Uetuclicu 6 0647 J m the naval.hospital ut Bethesdu, Illinois, and Tom Marshall, West- Yvu'ra In a««d ksndi «M ,.. Md. ern Kentucky. In Uie first, hulf of Satunitiy EVERYONE WANTS TO PLAY TACKLE - s.iowgtii. Marvan. Up 8 1710 uttrnioon's double-header the Do You Get It? 1,011 Audi full, tiuu*ftM htiK.i-nl I linn Man l:on »IMI left, and Zublida iiuiko tackling J nut lu-be-iniased portion of the "How did MacPheibon cure his Ujf to all l>lr sciioli cipi-italiini'i liy 111.t> • • >K sp< C I.K IIUI lull III liui'lem Globetrotters |)luy the practice nwtun •• the; |>*y « vuit to Uw tumbler.' lu MIDDLESEX PRESS imiuer?" flu: CaJtertl twrKtirld. l_pu a«ur«d toumkt •.ayicvUli- Uut rtiiimi*flyM|* Sphas. Tlie iirugriim M4 h ftettic, t starts Af% "" reen rt "Oh. he put tMrougT. a long-dis- iMul bi.it bellied the blues ill all tlnli llin< wliu, lu J.tr

r-':_ s»U. ,s t_'_ik_ CARTERET Pin PAGE SIX FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 LEGAL NOTl( LEGAL NOTICES LEOAI. NOTICES nearly every single one of them to be deposited In the p, , iinv itcvlr* In, upon or bv whtrh nny mrkr'l in any space adjacent to which r GOP Stores "Listen to the language used by i parking meter is located In *™ord- as provided herein arc ']„., Knitting Class Conducted by the P.A.L. person nr property ta or mHV be trnns- and amemeri u fees in . the contractor: 'WILLFUL nnc-e with the provision! ofthls ord- pni nrteri upon » highway, fxrcpt a device nnnrr. the operator of n»ld vehicle proper regulation uitl ,„„., did overytliina possible to keep the FRAUDULENT. MALICIOUS, whtrli I* npprfitprl uixin rails or trucks. shall, upon entering »W P«fklng tpacf flc uDofc th« public strep.. ' ,b\ Tin" word "Street" stvill me«ii the- coit ol superrinltiK nuri lact.s about nearly $2,000,000 In CONSPIRACY.' Page after page Immediately depo.it or w to be uiv pi'bllo street, nveime, rorti. honle- -lenoslted a coin or coins of the Uniwa the parking of vehicles in ,,' alter p»se, In this case, is loaded i-prrt. )il»hw»y or other public plAre extra demands from public tere nn{ StMfs. as designated on mW P»rtW meter zone* crtated IIITI-I,' knowledge. with these allegations. Is this the im-itptl in thp Horoufih of Ca/ t ^ meter and In accordance with the time cover the cost of purchase reason why Mr. Bnumsartner and ^iiMhhod for the uw of vehicles. rtoslnnated thereon. Mid failure to de- protection, Inspection ,, ,n Thf1 word "pennn" shall menn operntlon, maintenance ,.,,; "Mr. Baumeartner, you are the Democrats are so anxious to r™it nich coin or coins shall consli- rhRirirun of the Sewg? Disposal include nnv Individual, firm, co- Mit* a violation of this ordinance and use or the parkini? mci,Ts settle this cas? without RolnK to nprshlp or corporation. shml mibjwt inch person to the penalty herein, or the regulations „• Plant Committee and you, better open court? < Tin* word "operator" stull menn r.r*>crlbei1 in Section 13 of this Ordl- and provisions for other ],,r, thfm fliiyon? else, know that we inrlMttc every Individual who ahull nsnr« Upon thf deposit of »uch con M may be deemed nepp-«;,r,.' really pot stunk. You have trlrd "Is tills the reason why the IT n vphlrle. or coins, and placlnn s«ld meter In action of the Oovermin. }>,, n.,ontlnn. the parking • apace may be Borough of Carteret. in every way to cover this blight Democrats arc tiylng to Imy of; ri'tm 2 The Oovemlns Pn<1v of 'he his suit for mother $1,000,000 ol lawfully occupied by such vohlclt dur- Section 15. This Ornimp,, uon<< the pnrklnK of,» vehicle over-time thin Ordinance shall be in rnm ttp In'er^wton offtnowvo't Ave - blame you: own engineer. He has "If you are so sure thnt no om nr bevnml tht ptrtml of W«»l p*'"'"* constitutional or Invalid •. . \-r »-"h Chnrles Streot. eis'erly to me In IMIV iiichpnrt of » street where provtjlons hereof rtinii m.-,.. tried tii blame your own contrac- will be proseiutid lor this moss '- in'prswMon of Roo^velt Av>!iHie nnv »urh'r|ieler is located shall be a main In full force, and my, I'M r:ifiivrMr Street, etreptlii"^ thrrn- tor ami the t: ntructor is blaming how can you expect the JURY OF 1 v'tilntloiv' ot this Ordinance, and the Section 17. All orilin.,,,, bo;h ol you. VOTERS to pay for this fin.m;'ia -n,n Mi* PMstlnt; flre wones. loAdli1i?p 'ii erntor-thereof shall be subject to of ordinances In connici •.. IH^. hnr -=!ons nnfl no pnTKins .TCHS. •he ppn.ilty hereinafter prencrlbei. monstrosity that you ar.\ even visions of 'this Orrtinnn, f. • "Wi-.m :>:ayor Biivforri refused it)' The totnl number n$ pnrklm the same are hereby repi,,, now. trying to buy your way out oi lr-crs m hf Installed *rmll be' forty- Section 7 It shall be unlawful and to pay ->ut one single penny over v Ordinance shall take cite- wjth taxpayer's money? :ni i4P> airl the sild nie'ers 'hall i violation of the provisions of this after due publication ami the I'Oiitr.K't prize th s unheard of f liisMUpct In (iccprdnn^P to n sketch ori'nanre for any person to cause. by l»w. ciemiuid for $1,800,000 in extras "Mayor Bareford and the Re- ttnchpr' nerpto iinci mrftle nnrt hereof, nllow. r*rm!t or suffer any vehicle reg- APPROVED: October 7] craved on for nearly 9 months publican party Is pledscd to fight ! h >k"—h shRl! be on fl!e with, the Isterefl In the nnme of or operated By rk ' f Dip Bntcnmh of Cnrterft such person, to b» parked for a period INTRODUCED: Oc-ilwr until the contractor and the Dem- this case down to the last penny Sen1 mi 3 The Governing Body of ! of time longer thnn thftt paid for, in Advertised is nilop cu ocrats saw that the Mayor would vVe have kept our pledge for two Me P.n-n'rh of C>rt.'1"'>* ^^\\ rvt iccv-limre with the denlgnstlon on said Ing with Notice of i' 1 OctoMr 8. lfrJ4. not blithe from his stand In cie- years. The proof of thnt Is the fact •nrK!!! ^ meters TO be Installed In said mrklng meter, or beyond the period mrkhi: meter zones nnd sh^ll cause ' nf >j:al purklng time established for Hear'.ns Held: Orvjbrr ' fense of the rights of tru1 people of that the Democrat majority on tin in" parklnK meter zone within any Mflrkiny me'er spares to be designated T Approved by Mayer w i, Carti-ret. Council has not been uble to net . hereinafter provided and shall f\x ;mrklm . space. ArWfriised as fliiallv ,.| •lie :ini" llmlintlons lor ]e;nl parkin1: 22. 1954 "When Mayor Bareford was through one single, extra dollar of 1 SP, tlon 8 It shall be unlawlvil and a payments to the already Impossible :i surh zones nnd the hour * d«ir!n^ vlo'r.lon of the provisions o (this Ordi- Mlf-HAKI elected, he sat as one lone Repub- '•e iipv or nUht when the parklnK burden, created unjustly by n nance tcr any person to cause or per- lican with six Democratic coun- infer or meiers must be uied and mit n vehicle to be pluced and remsln cilman. The Mayor's1} refusal to Democrat controlled Borough iiall hen I lie time llmltailoni shall be in imy parklmt space adjacent to »ny nfTpptiyp |n compliance "vlth the pro- permit payment of one penny over "As Ions? as GOD pives us 'W!ons r-' this ordinance, pnd ^lui'l ln- imrkinn meter while such meter dls- strength, we candidates of the Re- pluys a sliinn' indicating that the ve- the contract price stopped the wild 'Icate the Mid tlm* limitations by lilr'e occupvlng snid space hn« been Democrat spr.e in Its tracks, publican ticket will stand solidly lesi'-natlnq the umf on the pp.rHhiK -nntpr or meters nr bv appropriate Rl<;ns parked beyind the period of time paid "The contractor, Who had been behind tills policy and we know nontfld In proximity to s,ild itie'pr nr for or prescribed for such parking clnmorlnst for $1.1(00.000 In extras, that the people of Carlrret are •listers In sn!d IOIIPS. The Installaticm ppac*. , , FORM, K. I. ~ Hlllrr Section 9 It shall be unlawful and was .Uopaed cold find forced into with us." if a.ild imrltlnit meters on the above streets shall further be subject >a Mich a violation of th* provisions of this WED. THRC s\f couit. Then the bottom fell out pjceprlons for bus sto;». tnxl-cab Ordinance for any person to deposit and the accusations began. It would be much easier to see | I-TSV HAMJS: Mr*. James Sabo, vice president oi the I'nlire Athletic LraRiir, reports that the Itands. »nfl prohibited and restrictive or cause to be deposited In a parking the good in others If we didn't have knittiiiR cla-.n conducted by her for the PAL was ;i successful project. Here is one of the uroup. parking areas it nrr now designated meter a second or other coin for the "The Democrat-hired contractor bv the Chief of Police of the Boroush purpose of Incraeslng or extending the brouRht a thirty-five-page suit so many faults of our own. Shown from left to right: Mary Bufano, Nancy To(h. Audrey Ballanl, Barbara S.ibo and Jenny of C»rteret parklnn time of any vehicle beyond "DRAGNET liukin. Displaying one of the ready-made pitTPs of knited miterial is Sirs. Sabo. thnt which h«s been established for with Jack i against the very same people (in- Reserve District No. 2 Section 4. Parting meters Installed cluding Mr. Baumgartnen with In the parking meter zones established the parking space adjacent to which REPORT OF CONDITION OF LEGAL NOTICES the meter is placed. "BOUNTY HIM H: CARTERET BANK AND TRUST :is provided In Section 2 hereof shall whom he had negotiated this en- The Air Force gives a $1,000,- be placed upon the curb immediately Section 10. It shall be unlawful and with Randolph s n,nl Deposits of United States October 8. 1954. and one 10, confessed to carrying part by muscular power upon any TOTAL ASSETS . M.328,929.40 Government (Including street or public htehwny within the Hearlni; Held; Or-tober 21. 1954. postal savings) .. . 2-14,991.88 on an or'sy of tire-puncturing Borough of Carteret without first ob- Approved by Mayor October ^.1. 1954. LIABILITIES Deposits of States and slashing 69 tires on 35 motor ve- taining from the office of the Chief of Advertised as finally adopted Octooer "BR1GADQQN1 Demand deposits of Indi- political subdivisions - 381.772.69 22, 19M. Frt'c Entitled hicles on September 7. The boys Police of the Borough of Carteret. a viduals, partnerships, and Other deposits I certified license therefor. MICHAEL MASKALY. In Color corporations $1,339,137.99 and officers' checks, etc.) 99,04070 were sent to a State training * Section 2. The office of the Chief of Borough Clerk Time deposits of Individ- TOTAL school pending psychological and — StarriiiK — uals, partnerships and cor- " DEPOSITS $7,270,351.71 sociological reports on them. ORDINANCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: poratlons 2,575.524.02 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR Gene Kelly - Van Jo) Deposits of United Butes TOTAL LIABILITIES (not ISELIN, N. J. PARKING METERS; REGULATING Government (Including Including subordinated ob- ISELIN MET, $-1279 PARKING AND PROVIDING PENAL- Its Triumph Over Atheism and Idolatry Cyd CharisM- postal savings) 38.785.38 ligations shown below} .$7,270,351.71 TIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. Deposits of States and po- by Robert S. Van Atta 109,817.83 MON. THRU SAT., OCT. 23 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR litical subdivisions .CAPITAL ACCOUNTS AND COTOCIL OP THE BOROUGH OF RESERVED Other deposits (certified and Capital' $ 100.000.00 The HEW Clark Gable t Lana Turner CARTERET: Rochester, N. Y. cashiers checks, etc) 23,556.22 Surplus 300.000.00 S^tion 1. For the purpose ol this Member of tlw Board of Lectureship of The SEAT mi TOTAL DE- Undivided profits .. . • 135.U4.15 Ordinance, If this is the (ml POSITS ,. M.076.821 42. Mother Church, The First Church of Reserves (and retirement (a) The word "Vehicle" shall mean Christian Science account for preferred * SUBURBAN "BETRAYED" Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. NOW THRU S.Yll i;I'll TOTAL LIABILITIES $4,076,821.42 lecture you have capital| ... 4 91.S47.92 The Great Adventnn -i II In Glowing Color attended, we will CAPITAL'ACCOUNTS TotalCapllal Accounts $ 626,782.97 LOOK! Plus: Bargains Galore! October 21-'Sunday save a sett (or,. In CINEMASnir'rl Capital stock: you in the audi- j Common stockt total par Total Liabilities and "THE MONSTER FROM THE 3:30 P. M, $100,000.00 • 100,000 00 Capital Accounts „ J7.897,133.78 RUMMAGE SALE torium until ten I Surplus 110.000.00 OCEAN FLOOR" minutes before the ' 38.60748 Sponsored by Livingston Avenue!Baptist Church Undivided profits 'This bank's capital consists of com- lecture. Jjut pre- | "KING OF THEl Reserves , land retirement mon atoek with total par value of STARTS SUNDAY, OCT. 24 The Sisterhood New Brunswick •ent this coupon i account for preferred 1100,000.00. rp sny usher al ' tk 3,500.00 MEMORANDA Two Smash Color Hits', ' Congregation Adath KHYBER RIFLESi Assets pledged or assigned the door. | TOTAL CAPITAL Jane Wyman * Rock Hudson ' Israel Tyrone Power-Tern Moi S 152,1(11.98 to secure liabilities and for ACCOUNTS other purposes .. *$ 345,000.00 at the — Co-Hit - TOTAL LIABILITIES AND - (b) Securities as Shawn "MAGNIFICENT" CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . $4,328.929,40 above are after deduction Phone "RETURN TO of Reserves ot 23.134.03 OBSESSION" Jewish Community Center ,r«r(fnt I. Thomas G. Kenyon, Treasurer of RITZ THEATRE 8-S9H MEMORANDA ~1 th« above-named bunk,- hereby certify Amboy ''Avenue, Woodbridge TREASURE Assets pledged or assigned Plus Randolph Scott WASHINGTON AVENUE. CAKTERET, N. J. that the above statement ls,tme. to . with Tab Ilium to £«•:ire liabilities and the best of my knowledge and belief. "THE BOUNTY HUNTfctt" ' Tues. — Wed. — Thurs. for other purposes a!... $ 116,900.00 T. G, KENYON. October 26 - 27 - 28 NOW ALL FEATL'RES SHOWN ON1 OUR NEW'WIDE SCREEN . j SUNDAY I. John P. UuWlhM, Caahler of thu Treasurer CORRECT—Attest: ' above-named bank, do solemnly swear LAST TWO DAYS,- FRIDAY* A\p SATLRDAY, OCT. ZZ, 23 2 — Truly Gnat II;i- that the above statemWt Is true to tho H. I. HASKINS. I best of my knowledge and belief. ANDREW CHRISTENSEN, BOOKS Jack Webb p Dana Andrews Glenn Ford - Glori.i (• < JOHN P. MULVIHTLL, Caahler ELMER E. BROWN, AS GIFTS Directors Ben Alexander L Donna Reed I Correct—Attest: BOOKS • BIBLES AMBROSE UUNDY, C P. 10-2J , JOHN KINDZIER8KI, COOK BOOKS • DICTIONARIES "DRAGNET" v "Throe Hours to Kill" "HUMAN DESiRE I CARL 1. 0L8ES-, In Warner Color s In Technicolor ' Directors, ATLASE& • ALBUMS — Co-Hit — STATE OF NBW JKRSKY, COLLEGE OUTLINE SERIES COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, sa: R SATURDAV SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE AT 1:15 Cleo Moon in Sworn to and subscribed before me FRIENDSHIP, READING LOGS this 14th day of Ootober, 1954, and I N SUNDAY AND MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. 25 "PUSHOVER hereby certify that I am not au officer WRITING PAPERS, N6TES or director ol this bank. " I Robert Taylor A Debra Pafet DAOMAR KOED, E (JAMES, FOR ALL "AGES[ 1 No6*ry Public of N, J. CHILDREN S BOOKS ' • 'Princess of the Nile My Commission expires April'25. 1957. s C. P. 10-32 D0(XS O In Technicolor HALLOWEEN NEEDS STUFFED ANIMALS FOR SALE BOOK COSTUMES • MASKS MONDAY—"SHA SPRAY" DINNERWARE TO LADIES EDUCATIONAL TOYS NOISEMAKERS TOpAY & 1-ltl" FRESH KILLED CHICKENS SHOP GREETING CARDS DECORATIONS flJESDAY, WED>|ESDAY, TUUKSDAY, OCTOBER U, 47, 28 22 Harris 8treet The better the Pafet-letlm Everybodiy Wants to See ThU Great Picturr Cartetet bulbs, the better 79 Smith Street I Opp. Strand Tbleatre) Perth Amboy (Color) 10-21 your results. Plant these top "GONE WITH THE WJND" "Prlicess of the Holland bulbs _ Co-Hit - With Clark Ga6le - Vivien Leigh - Olivia deHavUUnd NEW now for i>rlie- "RIDERS TO Till -'•' wlnning effects In Glorious Color — Shown at 7:10 P. M. Only next Spring! • ENROLL NOW! [ 'MANHATTAN" Gary Cooper - MfHc i I SHIRTS FOR SALE Landscape With Our ,Yes, these original sub- PERTH AMBOY DANCE ACADEMY "Cowboy and the CHOICE STOCK. OF urban style coats in regal- 405 LAWR1E STREET HlLLCltEST 2-2266 STATE THEATRE^ -r- Co-Hit - looking fleeces and tweeds Joel Mi-Cn • EVERGREENS feat#r,e three llap pockets, Under the Direction of j TODAY THRU SATLRDAY "ROARING I SATlffibTY N"is|i • SHRUBS leather buttons and warm- "The CAINE MUTINY" ly quilted linings—enough MICHELLE BU RLESQ Ut t CHRYSANTHEMUMS to m^ke any boy the talk in Cinemascope starring Extensively trained at the Metropolitan Opera Ballet Bosart,— Ferrer — Van Johnson — Mat-Murray Extra Hybrid of the block. |VV School and the famous ballet arts (Carnegie HALL . Showing at 6:40 and » P. M. SUNDAY *"M«»M • RHODODENDRONS Smdios) appealed in "Desert Song," "New Moon," Fernando Lamas-Ml"11' from $13-98 SINIIAY THKC TUESDAY • SHADE TREES "Sweethearts," "Finian's Rainbow," ' "Brigadoon," (Colon Robert TAYLOR - Janet LJSIGH In For Hauling UUht Now. OPKN DAILY TII, 6 i and TV. "The Diamond Quei .FKIUAV 'TIL 9 "ROGUE COP" _ Co-Hit We Are Expert Dorothy MW'"",, Landscape Contractors Now Conducting Clussi's in Flu» Joanne DRU — Rod (AMEK.ON In "MAKE HASTE "SOL'THWEST PASSAGE" STARTS hl WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY Martin and ii» " COLONIA Ballet-Modern-Tap-Acrobatic 1 Vk VVKHJl la "THE CADDY PUNT MARKET — Co-Hit • 1735 St. (icorge Avenue and Ballroom Dancing ttAUWAV, N, J. KA-1-2081 aUo tireer GAUSON in J All Day Sunday KM^STKU IN I'KKSON <»r BY | li0NK "HER 1-WELVE when official planning for the new fiscal CARTERET PRESS year begins. This is when needs of 1955 are HOOKED anticipated and resources to meet those published by Carteret Press Democrats Still Hold Edge in 76 Washington Avenue, Carteret, N. J. needs are estimated. This is when the plans Telephone Carteret 1-6600 for the new fiscal year are laid on the block Statewide Vote for Congressmen Charles E. Grelory for official inspection prior to general pub- Editor and Publisher lic scrutiny. Sentiment Unchanged Since mibscrlptlon rates by mall, Including post- Not the least among interested spectators ;, one year, $3.00; six months, $1.50; three ents sln le nni'iihs 8R c. : & cop'es by mall, 10 when the budgeting procedure gets under Month Ago .,,,,'s, All payable In advance. way should be the taxpayer himself. Early liv carrier delivery, 8 cents per copy. By KENNETH FINK. Mrrclor, d:iv\ flnd'tigs reflect sentiment fur Ni'.v Ji'iscy us ,. whole. They as second class matter June 8,19248,924,, acquaintance with official spending plans Princeton Rwireh Smlor , curteret, N . JJ. , PPostt OffOfficei , unded r the Act PRINCETON. New Jersey cannot be tippltetl to any single curt is preferable to waiting until municipal, Despite the fact that GOP ami Concessional District. March 1. 1879. Democratic Congressional candi- school, county and local budgets are sub- dates have been working around Here's how today's New Jersey mitted for final approval early in 1955. the clock In their efforts to win Pull "trial heat" vote compares •Kducntiond Television on Novembtr 2, sentiment re- with fie ntll.'iat 1948. 1950. and Various avenues of information are open • mains unchanged from what it 1962 New Jersey Congrestonal c National Citizens'' Committee for was four weeks ago. returns. to the citizen who wishes to study his gov- Statewide ('nhKrcMJonal Vote At that time, Democratic can- utional Television recently reported l House of Representatives ernment's budgeting. These include the didates for Congress led GOP 'i ,ui educational TV is now being seen by candidates In the state by « mar- appeal which he may make direct to offi- gin of four per cent. Today. R. D. • (,00.000 Americans who live within range cial sources for information. Increasingly, Democratic candidates in the 1948 Klrrtinn 51.6 48« state still hold that same four "l!>r>» tilertInn M.2 41.8 tnin-commercial television stations. The newspapers contain informative articles per cent margin over GOP Con- 195 i Ktrctlnn 57.4 42.8 gressional candidates. N. .1. I'dll, Nov.. 1«53 52.0 48.0 onunittee also reported an expected thirty- while budgets are being prepared. Various NJ. Pull. Keh. IH-.1 51^ 49.9 Here's how the vote went In „ f ,ity million more Americans will be publications are also available. Among N..I. Poll. April. 1!»54 50.0 J0.» ( the state in a New Jer.wy Poll NJ. Poll, Srpt.. 1!(51 48.0 52.0 .,,,., iving educational television soon when these the annual "Financial Statistics of completed last week when stall TODAY'S NJ. Toll 48.0 52.9 New Jersey Local Government," published reporters asked n representative * Off-year flection. p,l!;( Is "already financed and building" are cross-section of the state's voti is: In the 1948. 1950. and 1952 recently by( the New Jersey Taxpayers Asso- "If the elections for Concrcis (.\ini:n's--ii>n;il Elections, the Re- were being held todny, whlrh publiiMiis took 9 Conoressiomil ciation, provides a substantial reference party would you like to see win 1 he NCCET was formed two years ago— scat.s; the Democrats, 5. work to undergird study of school district, In this state—(he Republican or With Hie Democratic victory in the Democratic?" 1( ri no educational TV station was in home town or county government finances. Union County last November, the The following table shows tlie present lineup in Washington for ration. The report shows seven are statewide results among those New Jersey is Republican Con- DP who had an opinion on the above grating today, and thirteen more are in gressman *8; Democratic Con- question, or who. If undecided, s-;i't'i,U TV when channel allocations were is now forecast at 589,000 bushels, this year wit hthose of last year, posal of the engineers that the and therefore the subject of air safety is up 21 per cent from the 1953 while State funds are being con- State pay out $830,000 annually ,\r several years ago. That is the major very much alive at the moment No doubt( crop of 486,000 bushels. siderably increased by boosts in to maintain the beaches after A potato crop of 5,675,000 bush- they are Improved. Congressman tcism of U. S. radio and television—that for some peopleI" L~ ,' air transportatioJ. n will al- gasoline and pari-mutuel taxes ordered by law effective July 1 els is expected in New Jersey James C, Auchincloss, Rumson Competence Creates ways seem a hazardous venture, but actual this year. This will be 14 per litt'.c of the wonderful transmission possi- last. Republican, claims the proposal records show that aerial transportation is cent belowi the 1953 crop and 41 is not so bad, but has introduced ,'.;irs of these media are utilized for edu- Through current budget hear- per cent below average. Produc- a bill in Congress allowing the not the dangerous form of travel some as- ings with State department tion of sweet potatoes is forecast Federal Government to pay a n mal purposes—-aa is done in Satain^ heads, Governor Meyner is ex- at 2,940,000 bushels. The 1953 third of the cost of protecting siime it to be. amining the needs of the various To correct this condition, the FCC—when crop was 2,445,000 bushels. private as well as public beaches. In fact, it is getting so that the high- State agencies, as well as other Favorable weather since mid- This bill would reduce the cost of demands on State finances. The Seating channels —set aside some of ways—at least some of them—are more August has improved fall and the State and municipalities to hearings are being conducted al- winter apples. A crop of 2,790,000 $16,000,000. ^ in for educational purposes, and there dangerous than some means of air travel. most daily by Acting State bushels is expected to be produced The State of New Jersey has Budget Director Abram M. Ver- in commercial counties. The IT- loud objections from some commercial Ward, in challenging people to use every meulen at the State House as a, appropriated only $1,000,000 this 1 peach season is ended and the preliminary to the preparation of year to combat erosion along the aerial accident as a research project to pre- 1954 crop, estimated at 1,910,- rests that they would gd unu6ued and the Governor's 1955-56 budget. New Jersey coast, while munici- 000 is 1 per cent larger than the ven• t further accidents, is makin a construc. - Before announcing definitely palities of Monmouth, Ocean. At- . However, It seems thst they are 1953 crop. tive approach to the aircraft safety proD- m be needed lantic and Cape May counties in- - utilized, and that they offer the that new taxes w not sist they need $2,111,625 at once H:uTiL-an people a great opportunity for piem. This is the only sure way thth e accidenidt NATIONAL CONVENTIONS: to save the beaches. —The State of New Jersey, es-, Meyner must review the entire That is why State and munici- uiuiral advancement and mass education, rate can be reduced. pecially ,the seashore resorts, pal officials are looking toward financial picture. Because of laws would greatly benefit if the Re- In thinking abou£ the dangers of aerial adopted this year the State must the peaches although there are publican and Democratic Na- no sun-tanned bathers to attract spend $32,000,000 in" State aid travel, however, most people fail to take tional Conventions are held in attention. II IUV/I of You Counteththe Cost into consideration the hundreds of thou- Philadelphia or New York In 1956. tNEMPLOYED: — Mechanical sands of triptp s made without an accident, 525,000,000 for in the fiscal officer In county and local than the usual Atlantic City, y-ie world's play- brains will be substituted for hu- and do not realize that the safety record new highway construction. ground, has endeavored to have man ingenuity effective Novem- Idv. lament, this is the time for him to sit ,allu uu i is auite Under the Hayden-Cartrighf the conventions 'held there for ber 1 to speed up unemployment and start to "counteth the cost;' of practically all of the is quite ^^ Qovemment many years but the top leaders insurance check payments to per- have passed up the opportunity. sons out of work in New Jersey. u u m i r,t fn finish it"— eood—and not too unfavorable when com- may penaljZe tne state of New tt City Fathers of Philadelphia John J. Yencilc, of Perth Am- he have sufficient to finish it g««pared_ wit ^h every othe^ r tnrmfor m nfo f trJinsnortranspor. - Jerse^ y.^ on ^e third.o^ ^f the^ amoun ,£ t^ .jnow, in part, a Scriptural quotation. du have joined with private interests boy, newly-appoinfed Director of tation. State does not provide adequate in efforts to bring the 1956 con- th? New Jersey Division of Em- :• this is the opening of budget season ventions to the City of Brotherly matching funds within three ployment Security, recently de- Love. Benefits derived by that scribed his plans for mechaniza- years. city will flow over into southern tion of benefit payments to dele- "It certainly is our hope that New Jersey. gates attending the Interstate the larger surplus will cut down At such times, New Jersey has .Conference of Employment Se- Qpjniops of Others, the necessity for additional rev- an unequalled opportunity to ex- curity Agencies at New Orleans. enues," says Gove'mdr 'Meyner. ploit Its great highways, the Yencik, who* promises to be one For another, the conviction of has a very special reason for CROPS:— Motrier*Nature pro- Garden State Parkway and the (Continued on Page 10) |H//.y l'HOPHETS Joe Nunan, Jr., the nation's top learning Russian and it entitles vided an exceptionally favorable New Jersey . Turnpike, to say tVuully bears," doubtless, ate tux collector, for evading pay- him to credit for noiun somewhat month for New Jersey farmers nothing of many excellent parks ia uf much wider dlstrlbu- ment of his own tax would never beyond the call of duty. He said: during September after putting and historic spots within a few but it lias been In the north- have corne about without Sen, "If I can't ticket Russians when on the heat during the early, dry miles of convention hall. < MI United States that t he Williams' investigation of. the In- they speed and run through stop summer months. However, there* • .nit little folkway of count- ternal Revenue Buoeau, which EROSION :—Sun-tanned bath- signs, I can at least stop them was too much wet weather for efs are absent from New Jersey ••u brown stripes as an and tell them that they should unearthed frightful tax scan- satisfactory harvest operations.' beaches these cool autumnal days BANKING BY MAIL ••>: to the coming winter obey pur traffic laws." dals. . . . With rainfall averaging 1.70 iifi has been elevated to a One of the attacks on lnvKti1- but the sand and surf is still get- Mr. O'NeilUs following in the inches above normal during Sep- i.uly rite. And when, on B gatlons—this one also prom/ted ting plenty of attention" from footsteps of 'some very distin- tember, harvesting of hay, sweet that reached 85 itt New York by McCarthy's and other Com- State and local officials. guished world figures in assuming potatoes, cranberries and apples : i)i) In Boston, thj curator *f munist inquiries—is aimed at that you can get anywhere with ii rod/ GMC/ •••L-tj, and spidersjjn the Amert- committee procedures, particu- the Russians through the medium • Museum of Natural History larly at treatmenfof witnesses. GLAMOR GIRLS of conferences. We wish him • uiued that the lltUe proph- There have been unfairnesses in et "Woolly pear Mountain" much better luck than the diplo- the questioning of witnesses, but i" net a mild winter probably mats ljuve had. By the way, we a reading of the records reveals I]• inople within 200 miles raisjed wonder what the Russian is for: that unfriendly witnesses have •i-u/./.ical eyebrpw or reached for "Where's the ftre?"—The Com- Jbused their righU and tried pa-, •ia|). mercial Appeal. tience more often than' the In- 11 quisitors. However, the Republi- it what about-the people who CONGRESSIONAL ;i can Policy Committee has rec- Try it the 'l this news ln,*an October COMMITTEES ommended a code which, If •"•A siurm? And what about the Congress is. the people's only 1 adopted by the Senate, would nexMime '"•I signs? Curator Curran says reliable defense against the Fed- curb the present power of com- uooiiy bears hare been wrong eral bureaucracy. The people 11 mittee chairmen !> and establish you are too "nee in seven years. But he elect Congress, 'but at the other uniform rules for all commit- •• maintains a prober scholarly end of the government, the bu- /• tees. ... I |"'jurtivlty. reaucracy, only the President is busy to i Some of the reformers make \"tl well he might. For the elected. This politically consti- the error of so hedging Congres- i nii'li are said tow frantically tuted bureaucracy cannot be re- come in. sional witnesses with protection '"'"ing acorns, and, the corn lied on to police Itself. The Con- 1 hk that a committee might be re- ^ in some sections to be gress must watch it. Therefore it luctant to'ask m opinion about ""*y and tight. HOW high are must tyatch the Department uol '"• ituniets butRHni their nestof Justice, which Is part of the bu« I11"* thick art the hickory nut The fact is that there is not leaucracy, and the FBI..which mCjh that can be done ''••>• Who has reporlld on the is part of the Justice Department, very V|1 about Congressional investlga- ' is' stockpiling ol wood? It ought to Inquire through it* u| 'toes the wind say whoo-ee from time to time «ions without Infringing the pub- committee!! from time to •''--time- lie interest. The curb on the "ist, whoo.eo when It shifts how Communists are being Open Friday 4 to 6 P. M. l^'inid to the nort»? • V power of committee chairmen, V mustn't be superstitious hunted. with a resulting Increase in the l^'Hit such things, you know. There are many recent exam- say of the other committee mem- 1 lie Christian Bfienoe Monitor ples oKhe need for Congressional bers, may he a good thing, for as committees to keep j close eye long as the seniority system of Woodbridge National Bank Ar crmlrmunHhip obtains, commit- XTTCAM scandals of the Boose- tees are not llltely to have" the 1———— MKMUfcK Q'Helll, a motorcycle Zl Trfin administrations, ablest members at the top, But COM. IM, DKC rtAIUilt SVMJlUTt IK, *OfU> tlOJItS USEtVUl. Federal Reserve System inOlenCove, N. Y.. Is there should be no rule that re- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation beginner's classes in to light without (Contmued on Page 10) "We guarantee results. Ske started with us in tha; I the school board's "u"i.ling „ veryJBIUD* mater." — '' CARTERET Fir.irr FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954 i ten lij Horace MfCiy and is Jin This is news to make you fepl | stories. Tyrow Power will star In Wrll, Ifldy I.urk is riding \uj( for the author's sudden death. \ Again. It sprtna. after dpsrrtin Kvcrvbodv» I nvorilr : arivnture story set in the 1870's. older thnn you arp; Joel McCrfa's 'Risir.? Moon." and Manreen "Wpllman plnns to EO ahciiii with It's to he done in SuperScope and ; son Jariy. Is dating Oaty Corpf r's O'HarB and Donald Crisp are set for some time. She recently On the plans to film the story, which is Technicolor. Sounds interesting! j daughter. Maria. for the other senuem-es. pteted a role far NunnaUy jr,,, about an old man, a boy and a son's "Black Widow," n)fit,' '' doR He would like to have Walter Edw&rd Everett Horton and his Bob Hope will leave for London Gregorj- Peck is in Wales, where OiTiRer Rogers. Maggie McNmr.a SCREEN Ripnnan for the old man. mollier, who is 95. stole the spot- In several weeks to be there on No- he's shooting Moby Dick" A se- and Van Hefliti »nd U now (-(),tl have formed a partnership and will 1 Bill Wellman was busy with Hayes opening tn "What Every now proceeding normally. Oulld's production of Maci^. plans for the filming next spring start a $1,000,000 picture almost Woman Knows." Mrs. Horton is John Ford plans to film "Three Remember Penny Ann Garner - sombre "Home IR the Hero of James Street's "Goodbye. My Immediately at the R. K. O. studio. looking forward eagerly to her next Leaves from a Shamrock" tn Ire- Broadway Lady." when news came to him It will be "Seven Bad Men," writ- birthday. land. It Is a series of three short the child star of a few years back?

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'' -Uirs there a man with soul so dead, who never to his v." ';!!i said: "I want a lemon pie like Mom us«J to make'." ' • •.••;! is the best reply . . . action quietly enmed In- But v 'i : iiii bake him a pie. make it the modern way with packaged 1 n. imddin* and pie Milne mix. Then its texture will be HCASTER •••li i, its flavor rich and Unify. And you'll be sure or it. be- lA &»••- r .-•:.:• i;kt> the modern automobile, which he favors over the !•; o V buegy, Its formula and production are standardized by s<•n-'iff to itive the be*t possible results. smoked :-i'!iiily follow the package directions, adding sugar, water and r?j •••'kv saving the egg whites for the maringue. An added hin<_>.pread the meringue to the edge of the pie, all 'round, to prevent shrinkage. "I'm i;lad you like my lemon pie'." will be your demure response when he passes hit plate for a third serving. LEMON MERINGUE PIE 1 park use lemon pudding % cups water ;:ml pie filing max 1 egg yolks ': nip suear 1 baked 8- or 9-inch pie shell 1 c ••: whites 4 tablespoons sugar ( itrbine pie filling mix, Mr cup sugar and U cup of the water in 'Airrpan. Add egg yelk* and blend well. Then add remaining • <> rips water. Cook and stir until mixture comes to a full boil ::nil is thickened—about five minutes. Remove from the heat, WHOLE Cn | only about five minutes, stirring once or twice. Pour into pie shell. OB licit egg whites until foamy throughout. Add four tablespoons EITHEB SMT.T, two tablespoons at a time, beating after each addition until sr'-.ir is blended. Then continue beating until meringue will stand HUT lb. i 1 pciks. Spread over pie filling. Bake in hot oven (425* F.) five (•> i •) minutes, or untiyfteringue is delicately browned.

SAVCS BABY | beating out the flames on the It's HatkHul Apple Week! V-.'.l.UY.HlVK, Md. — Mlllard j womJin, then crawled on his hands B. I.'iir.i). 16-year-old while boy, i and knees into the furiously burn- hr.-ki ike explosion that set the ing house after the dying mother Fancy Cortland fi- ii' house of Mrs. Charles Wee- mumbled that her baby daughter ib C l.'-ye;i: -old Negro woman, on 1 was still inside. Lamb found the i I • I'ushed to the burning infant and carried her to safety Center Portion or Slices 99 •• io find the woman in flames 1 just seconds before the walls of ;ii ground outside the kitchen the house caved in. The mother All set for the world's greatest disappearing act! Distinctive old-fashioned . riie youth burned his hands died of the burns. APPLES smoked-han-flavor folks just rave about — that fork-cutting tenderness and so appetiringty good I Smoked and shankless, ready-to-eat! Featured at all Acne Markets this week-end 1 Heal for eating, oook- WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ]| teg and saladst Enjoy them now! 4-25 Here's the Answer ioncosfer Brand U. S. CHOICE' Beet Marine Creature Mclntosh Apples 3 u» 25* Perfect all-purpose apple! Flavorful, mealy, HORIZONTAL VERTICAL economical I 1,5 Depicted fish 1 Dormant HMKW Roast or FANCY BED 'J It breathes 2 Astronomy IK j both water mute 1 and — 3 Bite W Steak Ib. Delicious Apples 2 tb* 25 12 Operatic solo 4 "Peach Stale" 13 Opposed (ab.) 14 Anger 5 Gambling ; KRi • P'MWPVJ»FJO»t 15 Hap lightly CHUCK Bone in. Cut from top quality, government graded "U. S. Choice" young cornfed steers. Tender, juicy VALUES !G Eagerness 42 Ancient Asian 17 Cut oil and flavorful. Acme is famous for beef! Exceptionally low priced! ! 3 Half an em 8 Engage 25 Drink 9 Be sick 32 Noted products --a ! 5 Pried * "* ""•"• •44 Plucky i Negative reply]^r«sed 33 Card game 11HMt 45 Hebrew deity ;J River in 35 Harangue *• 48 Beverage Africa S< Article 36 Gazed fixedly Fancy Rindless Domestic •'-'4 Mimics 19 Chow 41 Superficial 50 Chart .'6 Caudal 20 Syrian capital extent S3 Note of Kale Lancaster Smoked Beef Tongues * 45' appendage ' r, style i s 8 0 28 Direction (ab.) 13 Near 'f li H JOFrom (prefix) Frozen Fillet of Cod 5.29" 21 Chinese river s * n •';2 Accomplish- i Swiss Cheese ID merit « 14 u w, » V :•• Welding beds IN 'i 1 Land measure s :.3 Distinct part ^~ \ ti It's rindless! Rich, '.i Parent \ AVE...A€me'sDo»qr Sale* full flavor! Featun 40 Injures & value at all Acmes 1 46 Sun god U i'gypt it 47 Worthless w morsel ft u 1H ib Franco American 15%-OL | . 49 Poyal 51 it Spaghetti Prepared cam 50 Dama$# P \ 51 Shcshonean a. ft Indian n * 0 M, IDEAL 14-OK. $ 12 Kind of ch«« v\ Louisiana : 3 Wilt (T us Begalai oiHot bottlet im Tomato Catsup M It lives 1»\, SI 1 the : u.:ght (poet.) IDEAL . -J Imitated Pork & Beans Fancy RING 39J JERSEY SCRAPBOOK IDEAL Tomato Soup Snprema Seeded By* AL BESSELINK 1 Apple Juice LUCKY LEAT BREAD Green Beans £» 7 2 Loaves Lod Do oim FROZEN FOODS Pineapple Juice " 8 cans •I Seo&rook Farms Fancy Baby Prune Juices _ 4 batllti i Strawberry Preserves 3 LIMA BEANS Speciaby Pricwl Krispy Crackers 23 Thl» All Advertised Prices Effective Thru SaLf Od. 23 IVORY IVORY OXYDOL FLAKES SHOW 30B

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New Brunswick Avt*. 1562 Haiu Fords and Rahway Open FORDS and Brook Ave. XARTERET Avenue RAHWAY Str«.«.t TbUNday e i4) ft!nn(c he cvnw line of % favored by Gov. Meynerthe plRlntllT'p s complaintp , « coppy of ;ilonu snl.1 whlrh Is Rnncwl ht G Uirdi itrret; them'e <9 N Street erlv line of the Railway Utter, run- 'II.nmre Annn" ID • polnl »nd whlrh Is her«tn,, \nwin George I N"rtl;ea,at- MsTHICT NO. «:—(Voting place, 0 ttoosnvell A Kir; running Ilirnr* nlnc thi>nc« (i) WMterly mil rfnuth. n -continued regula- erly n.rnm iMtvh Street to [he place High School). HKLHNNINO nlarawllnn vlth Ilia i-tnter llu *f yours at a cost of $2,500,000 or B. Turton, the plaintiff'litiff' s attorney,t ' of Hll • I the 1 11 Knsterlv a'ii! H snlil Uiiiiirt'nlt rly th* vtrloui i-oiirsfia alnng »»ld •nnerit AKIIMC n'n»lr* IhenM public schools by local whose address Is 830 Broad Street, InlerBfiilon of the center lln* of Xviniie lo pi'r»hlr« Avenue: run nutherly tine of the Railway R|v«r Si Kmlerly «lnn« rvrter lln « $3,000,000. Another $3,000,000 Newark, New Jersey, or to mo« agnlnot Ilurkesatreot with the EauWlv Mn« nltm theme (XI NnuDixrly ftlunr nxlil n th* Easterly line nf the Right of ,,f education provides a of Washington Avenue and running "«-t»rM ATfiuif tn tht point W State appropriation yearly will be the compliant, the writ of attachment, DISTRICT NO. »;—(Voting place, Perslilnir Avenue |i. Nnn nnd MnpU Vay of the Central Kallrnad ol New lace of b*|lnnlnc ,,r nr-mncraoy, Governor thence (1) Southerly along the Eait- Street* tfl th« place ,t polt*. of b*. ersey: anit running ttienct (t) needed to operate the school, he or the Sheriff's leyy thereunder within Cleveland School), 13B(ltNNlNa at erly line of Washington Avenue to 20 dayi after the service of thit notice the Intersection of the center lino Snutherly along nald Rlgnt of Way H Meyner believes. added. Whether a separate board the center line of Cypri>»!> Street; Ine lo th« Houtharly property Una MSTniCT Ml 11: IVoiln» , upon you, exclusive of the date of of PernhlnB Avenue with the center running thence (!) Easterly along Cirlerei Hun Hrrvlrr Terminal. Ear lMU, ;l complaint that of trustees will direct the opera- line of Washlnnton Avenue antl run- PisTrurT NO. ».--ivt,tmir pmei, f lands of th* Amtrlcan CHI Com- service. If you tall so to do, default the (enter line of WnniihiKinn »»• iany; running thence (*) Rasterly Itahwayv BRGINNINU at lh« Inter may be taken against you for the relief ning thence (1) Westerly along said nue to the center line of Fernhlng Nmlmti Bale Srltcmll, HUtllNNlNO tlon "f tie <-enter line af BlaV, „,! boards are Inefficient tion of the new Institution or renter line of WHSIIIIIKIOII Avenue g At the IntervcHon nf HooMVtlt lK said line of the American Oil in t I demanded In the complaint. You shall AAvenuev ; runninu g tthem-h c 3 N Company lamta to the point of Inter llnaaidl with thr Sixitherly hnuodarl v and should be abol- whether it would be Integrated to a point and InlprHer.tiun wltli the North Avenue nml Mrtywnvl Avenue, nm- In.- nf (he rtiT.niKii of r*rt»ret IH file yuur answer and proof of service I'enter line of Cvnrp*fl Strrel; run- eriy along renter linl o of P«rslilng II in it tliene* in Northerly ulnnu octlnn with the Southerly line of i:,w lo permit the public with Rutgers Unlverstty will be In duplicate with the Clerk of the Avenue,to Hie renter line, of Mn|il« he Kradley Tract nf Land; runnlrtg runnlnf them e r llrmlley TnicJ to the literse.tlon line tn a poml In tht KantiTly RlgM t'],,. State level, the Qov- He admitted he has no personal renter line of Cnrterft Avenue; run- the Itithway KIVIT: running thence i.r \\\\ line <>f Ih* Ctr-tral RallreU ance with the rules of civil practice ning thence (3) Westerly along line of Maple Mtreet .iml .Noe i*tree,i <2> Smitliriisterly nlontf the ncvernl with the Easterly Una of Whl* ) | weekly newspaper edl- opinion op where the school and to the center line of Thornall Htvee.t; on Avenue: run'ini theiu-e (»l nf Ntw Ji,r»»v. running ttience 111 and procedure. center line of Carteret Avenue to the rnurnes of MIlil nlmre line fif Hall- Northerly aloiiK *al<1 RlRht of Wai health center should be located. DATED: September 17, 1954. •-enter line of PlUamre Avenue; running tlienec (Si Northerly Rlnn* way Illvvvr l o a ppoint nf Intersection herW alon lV -we «et strength from the center line of Thornall Street to en SnutlierV onn taltl Rttterly lint line to Hie Soul ti<-rl» lint of tkt OBOHOK B TURTON, running thence (4) Northerly along f the same with extension of of Wathlngton Avenue to the center luhnny Illvrr, running thenr* ill :1,,,n iimong our school On the question of honest elec- Attorney for Plaintiff, the center line of Pill more Avenue tlieccnler line of Burke Street; Mmrles Street; running thenc* (3) running thence (6) Westerly nlonft ne of Rurke Street and the point Wmtrrly nl rent*r lln* (ii still Southerly alorf laid x ary line to the center '•! ,1 jurisdiction over all Meyner declared "what's been tlon Boards In and for the Borough of ning tlieno* («) Koulh«rly alon« liISTlUCT NO. 7:—(Voting »!ae». plHTIUCT MO. »:—;-Ptlng plfte, of Cyprmi Street, and runnln of R«o** Cnrteret will sit at places hereinafter said Knsterly rltrht of way line of Muthun Halt 8i>ll.,ul), nKCINNNINO Nutnan tl«le Kcli^nl). HHOINNINO (hence (H Northm-ly al»B« HH velt Avenue, running thenc* (Ik ..,,.v'schools is arranged, done to date in Avalon should designated on the Central ftnllroml of New .leraey nt theh . Internm-tion of Noe Street ill I hi' Intrrsecll'in nf the cente unter line of I'ypreM Sireet to i l li Af ,'.,.ni(ir admitted there cause out-Of-State voters to TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 19M, to the Southerly division 'line be- anil Maple Street with Pershlng line of ItiirHe Street with She Eas polM and Ititersci-tlon with th R«1 Avenue tn Hie cent*r 11*4 Avenue; runnlnc thence (I) in a erly line of Washington Avenue am enc* (T) think twice before voting in New between the hours of 7:00 A. M. and tween the llorough of Cartcret and Flasterly line of Washington Ave of Illtilr Hii.nl runninR th „ mriislons when such a 8:00 P. M, Eastern Standard Time, for Woodhrtdge Townalilp: running Westerly direction along»sald Noe running thence (l> K.isterly along nue; running thenoe (2) Nortlierlj Still SfuKturlv »li>im the renter 1lln| * i.HiUi produce more effl- Jersey." He pointed out Attorney the purpose of conducting a thence (7) Easterly along said divi- Street and Maple Street lo Thornall nnld line of Kurko Street to flie • long sulil Easterly lln* of Wash- (if Rinlr Ku>4 In the Southtrlf erly al Street; running thence (2) North- center line of lleahl Street; running liOMrhlHrv line of the Rorouih of iiiii. lie added: General drover C. Rlchman, Jr. OENERAL ELECTION i li () t th t li g f Lh ington Avenue to a point and Inter to vote upon candidates for the follow- sion line to the center line o f Larcar h erly alonsc said Thnrnall Street to thence (2) Northerly along sail section of the Southerly line of th* CarterAi and the point or plac* M , ISP can we appreciate has presented illegal voting evi- ing offices: Street; running thence (8) Easterlastely Burke Street; running thence (3) cenler line of Healrt Street to th Hrady Tract as eitendtd Emterly, hrKl'inlnr. ,,-y than by having a dence to the Cape May Grand l thhe center linl e of LLarch Street Westerly along said Burke St reel center line of Roosevelt Avenue running them a l3l Westerly along UiritART. MASK ALT. One ID United 8tates Senator lo the center line of Pnrslilng Ave- to Washington Avenue; runnlni running tlicncp (8> Ertsterly nloni said Hrady line and |he Southerly KoroiiKh Clerk, umber of persons partlci- Jury and will insist that fair One (1) Member of the House of anld center line of Rmvevelt Avenii' Representatives nue: running thern'e (9) Northerly ! tlwnt'e (4)" Northerly aldng •»!< line of lamls now or formerly of the i c P 10 22 -1» ii We Kft strength out of elections be held everywhere In One (1) County Clerk -non among our school the State in accordance with tfTe Two (2) Members of the Board of T, uc the members are election laws, Chosen Freeholders One (1) Coroner ,,,,is hut it may be said A proposal, to have twenty-one One U| Mayor .,',,. us from the experts." Two (2) Members of the Borough county investigators appointed in n.ir Meyner promises the Council. New Jersey to keep an eye out And also to vote upon the following newspaper editors he for injustices in the courts, was MUNICIPAL PUBLIC QUESTION ,„ .iii-out campaign to se- "Shall the Borough of Carteret accept parried by the Governor who the provisions of the Revised Statutes .i.litiimol funds Tor hlgh- claimed such a plnn should be of the State of New Jersey. Subtitle 3, ., ..mictlon, both from the placed before Chief Justice Ar- Title II, Civil Service, providing Civil (invernmcnl and from Service status for the employees of the thur T. Vanderbllt. Borough of Carteret, New Jersey?" ..miITS. He said the State hisi.v dumps J28.000.000 Oovernor Meyner told the edi- .in tuxes Into the Pcd- tors he is In'favor of naming new The polling places for the varloua Don't get caught with war.ls and election districts of the iu y annually and re- bridges and other major con- Borough of Carteret aie aa follows: ; • uo'o.ooO in return for struction projects after historical DIST1UCT NO, 1:— Voting place, characters rather than "adver- Washington School, BUUINNINQ at in;;. If the State fails the Junction of Noe Creek with your thermometer down! i, much of the Federal tise" persons who are alive. The Stnten Island Sound; running thence Oovernor denied he had any- (1) In a Westerly direction alung [i i:* liirciitened with their •said Noe'B. Creek to I'ershlng Ave- If you wait for the first cold snap to get ^ Governor said. He thing to do with having his pic- nue; thence (2) Northerly, along 1 tn dismiss the problem ture on the new map of the Gar- Pershlng Avenue to Iloosevelt Ave- Calso Fall Changeover, you're sure to get caught den State Parkway. Republican nue; tlienca {3) Westerly along ill in his annual message ftoosevell Avenui to the Westerly in a rush. So be smart, beat the rush, and drive Legislature next January. State ChoR-mim Samuel L. Bo- line of CharleR Street; thence <4) Northerly along Charles Street and ,|>[wrts Medical School dlne has been critical of the contl.'iulnR In a straight line to in to your Calso Station today. Get the full Calm (iuvi'inor urges tuppoit picture claiming Republicans the Kaliway nlver at a point where built the parkway but the Gov- Deep Creek empties Into said Rlvor; treatment, complete with anti-frceze, oil change, s^f) .000.000 bond Issue at mence (5) Southeasterly along Oie \ I\-I niber - Kcrjcral elec-tion ernor has his picture on the map. Kuhway Ulver lo Staten Island thorough lubrication, and top-to-bottom check ii.T I he establishment of a Sound; tlieni'e (•) Southerly alon&r SUtcn Island Sound to tne place of of all possible trouble spots. ,! fical-Dentiil School and LEGAL NOTICE K rvnter to permit New WRIT OF ATTACHMENT - ,;;h to study medicine TO. ROBERT C. BNYDtn nnd CHRW- DISTRICT ND. ;:—iVotln? Plaoe, i,.. Si,ite. He snid such an TINA C SNYDER. the nbove Columhus School!. BEGINNING at liumed defendants: the Junction nf Staten Island Sound RPM10-30 Special Motor Oil i :, will improve thestan- You arc heirby notified that a writ and Noe's Creek; running thence, , nf ;i:r lii'al care in New or attachment wns issued in the above (II Westerly along Koe's Creek to ;:nvuie more doctors for entitled caute on the 24h day or Sep- I'ershlng Avenue; tnence (i) South- Bright, warm Indian Summer tniiber. 19M, amilnst thr (joodB and erly along Perilling Avenue to u uiiiny hospitals, "and rhhttflii, moneys and ellects, rights New Jersey Terminal Uallroad; one day ... cold, frosty, ther* .i i,m of our students : nd credits, lands uiui tPnemeiits, be- theme (3) Easterly along the New lnnl t b Ji-rsey Terminal Itnllrond unil ai-roas mometer plunging the next.., .,i : i practice nwdtrine." n to yoviy , ns an J ndlnK debtor ihe Inmls of I. T. Williams Com- i, i.r;|wi' said tHe bonds for the Hum of M01 85 Tintl lh.it the pany tn the mouth of "-jfta Creek Hherltr of the Comity ctf Ml<1d!<>*x when- ^ime empties 1'ito the Staten here's the oil that's perfect in ji.ni! off within fifteen imnmunt hereto, on the 27th day of Island Sound; anil thence (4) North- September, 1954, levied viixm the prem- erly alung St;uen Island Sound to every temperature, "RPM" 10- ises known HH M * Arthur Avenue, Cnr- Uie tiliict- of He^lnnlng, teret. New Jersey, mmoro e particularly 30 Special. Even on zero winter I'mir Likeness us Tollows: DISTRICT NO. 3;—CVotlng place, days it flows freely to give you Smart, the celebrated All lhal tract or purcel of Innd, >hj]nlius Sihml), IlKiilNNINQ a( known BS J3 Arthur Avenue, BoroitKh iinter, oiK-e met a lady the Junction rf Tufts Creek and really quick starts. Then, when of Cnrteret, Middlesex County, State taien Ulanil f1 unit; running thence . vim fluted him with: of New Jersey, more particularly de- Westerly along Tufts Creek to your engine warms up, this great motor oil re- stinut, I have Just seen scribed na follows; the New Jersty Terminal Katlrotiu BEGINNING at the corner formed nd contlnuinft aluns said railroad tains its viscosity to give maximum protection ....• uL- mui kissed it be- by the intersection of the Weaterly o the Intersection of Pershlng Av»- ,. ,., J much !!ke you." ulcle Hue of Arthur Avenue, wltji the nus and HuPv jujtci; th«n,te,..J.J) to all parts. i1 kiss .you. in return?" Northerly sideline of Laurel Stroet. Snutherlv ainnsr »*erHhlnK" Avenup und rtim. thence (1) along said side- and continuing In a straight line You get this unique performance from "RPM" line of Arthur Avemie, 1 decree 12 n the Staten Island Sowd thence . .lid Stuart, "it was not intiintfs West 50 feirt lo a point; J) ICiiMtrrly anil Nt-rtnerly along 10-30 Special because it is the. equivalent of thence I2I Boilth 88»deKrce3 48 mln- the italil Kuten lslniid SjimJ to Ihe ulrs West 11)0 feet lo a [)el»t. .theift:* Jb Of SAE 10W, 20W, and 30, meets all the needs of I3I KouVh'l dfiiree \2 minutes East 50 feet to a point, In the northerly DISTRICT NO. 4:—(Vntinf? place, all cars in all seasons under all kinds of driving i.di-r Knows Best nlrlollne of Liuirel Street, thence (4) Olevelnmt Hclmcil), BKO1NNING at the Intersection of the Southwest \:IM is an inscrutable IIIUIH: the same North 88 rtenreeo 48 forner of Larch Street, thence (1) conditions. AND"RPM" 10-30 SPECIAL SAVES minutes Eiiiit 100 feet to the polnj Southerly along hershlng- Avenue and place of BEGINNING, and continuing In a straight line YOU UP TO % OP A GALLON 01? GASOLINE .(• kind, my son, your The above description \i In accord- to Staten Island Sound, thence (2) i'i 'in"Her face this morn- ance with the sufvey made by Louis .Westerly along Staten Island IN EVERY 5 YOU BUY! I tolil her that business P. Bool, Civil Engineer, and Surveyor. goun nit' kite tomiiht." Ji-rwy. dated February 13. 1953 (31 In a general...... Northerly. " direc. - .Subject to conveyancey , restrictions, tion ak'iiK the boundary line of the and easement ol re<-ords. HiiroiiEh of Cart«ret to Hoosevell RPM Lubrication hiay's Pattern If iniy. Avcuue; thence (4) Easterly along RPM Greases and Lubri- cants are ready for winter, too. Your Calso Dealer GET THE will grease your car exact- ly to its manufacturer's FACTS.... specifications. RPMMul- ti-ServiceGreaseandRPM YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE MADE OF Gear Lubricants have been tested under the MONEY TO GET,A FINE CUSTOM- severest climatic and operating conditions. If MADE COAT. IF YOU WANT PROOF THAT QUALITY DOESN'T HAVE TO you prefer a standard-priced premium motor oil, WEAR A HIGH PRICE TAG, COME ask for Heavy Duty RPM Motor Oil, the world's TO MOLDED FASHIONS, MANUFAC- first developed through atomic energy! TURERS OF FINE QUALITY SUITS AND COATS. TAKE A LOOK AT OUR HUGE COLLECTION IN SIZES TO FILL UP WITH "DETERGENT-ACTIOR*" FIT LITTLE GIRLS, TEENS, JUNIORS, CALSO GASOLINES! MISSES AND WOMEN. NOTE THE "Detergent-Action" Calso Gasolines literally EXPERT TAILORING, THE UNUSUAL repair your car while you drive by cleaning LININGS, THE IMPORTED FABRICS, THE WARM WOOL INTERLININGS . . out carburetor deposits, The result is a more ALL THE NEWEST F^LL FASHIONS. j. responsive engine that doesn't stall in stop- THEN TAKE A LOOK AT THE PRICES and-go traffic! AND YOU WILL KNOW WHAT MOLDED FASHIONS MEANS BY "FAC- "Detergent-Action" Calso Gasolines and TORY PRICED." RPM Motor Oils and LubWcanfl) avaUabh FOR 17 YEARS WE HAVE DARED TO at the big red sign from Maine to Virginia. FOLLOW A POLICY OF "HOW LITTLE CAN WE SELL rf FOR?" INSTEAD OF "HOW MUCH CAN WE GET FOR IT?" Pdtant applltd (or AND EVERY NEW SHOPPER WHO DIS- Hi* Calitorpla Oil Company \ COVERS THE MOLDED FASHIONS COAT FACTORY HELPS US KEEP 9019 PUSHING OUR PRICES DOWN. YES MA'AM, THOUSANDS OF SMART WOMEN HAVE LEARNED THAT THEY f|0DUCTSrOF. THE CALIFORNIA Oil COMPANY Sites CAN AFFORD BEAUTIFUL, QUALITY -«: 30, 3«.-88," COATS FOR ASTONISHI&LY LlTTLE

1 MONEY WHEN THEY BUY DIRECT ' tilrly.five centi hi coip by WAN OIL COMPANY Inc. P. I. »OX 30, HH.-I.-T i':»tlt'i'u—Hdil'6 cei|fg tbr FROM THE FACTORY AND SAVE THE 111 in ir you wish lst-class MIDDLE-MAN COSTS. SO, IF YOU GAG'S CALSO SERVICE JUNIOR'S CALSO STA. ;:WH1 to 170 Newspaper BKIGGS' CALSO STA. HAVE MORE TASTE THAN MONEY, EABITAN OIL CALSO 8XA. 'KAPOLKA CALSO STA. 127 W. Pond Bwd " "«pi.. 2)2 West 18th St., Route 27 New Brunswick Avenue 1 1 Route #1 HopeUwa, N. J. J" ' ' II, N. Y. Print plainly BE SMART, DISCOVER HOW TO GET Route #1 Bet. Metuchen mid Stetton FordH, N. J, L NUon, N. J.' " . ADDRE8J with ZONE, THE MOST FROM YOUR CLOTHING Nixon, N. J. RARITAlToiL CO., INC. "d STVLB NUMBER. TONY OLIVEKIE'S CALSO LINCOLN CALSO SERVICE CALIFORNIA CALSO STA7« DOLLAR . • • BUY QUALITY FOR POULSEN CALSO STA. SERVICE Commercial Avenue and LESS . . BUY DIRECT FROM THE Corner Prospeoi und Amboy Avenue—Maurer Rand , Lake Avenue V. H. 130 A Burnet Street . Thomuh Streets Perth Aniboy, N. J. MANUFACTURER. Metuchen, N. J. North Brunswick, N. J. New Brunswick We Carry A h South Kiver, N. J. Danny Zamorakl, Manager DAI TON MOTOE8 plete Selection O( Buddy Poulsen, Prop. ' RENDER'S CALSO STA. HOLUHAN BROS. HILLSIDE CALSO STA. |«>KTEI)& DOMESTIC CQLONIA CALSO STA. South Pine Avenue , 37 C«oke AVUUM Railway Avenue CALSO STA. Carteret, N. J. "INKS & UQDORS Molded Fashions Co. St. George Avenue Woodbridge, N. J. South Amboy, N. J. 330 Amboy Ave,, Woodbridge Aub. Render, Prop. Walter, Oh»rl« D»ttra. 1'ite Delivery C'ulunU, N. J. Fritz Van D»len, Prop. Makers of Fine Coats and Suits Mickey Markulln, Prop. Mike, BiU Hulohau, l'rups. OLENICK'S CALSO STA. (all CA-1-5975 CONVERY CALSO STA. ANDY'S CALSO STA. UVlNtittTON AVKfyUK BQGKY'S CALSO STATION 2 (UtACi: STKM'T , Route #1 New Hruiibwk'k Avenue Smith Mreet -Cunviry Blvd. SALESROOM HOURS STA. RahwaJ', N. J. Near ArnLiuy Avenue Avenel, N. J. •i » i M t.) (i oo V. M. - 11-UUy a A- H. lo 9 P. M. Av«uu« ^ .Perth. Amlwy, N. J. I OUitick. Piup. 1 Perth Amboy, N. J. 'QUOR STORE New Brunswick, N. J, John LuUko, Andy Kuvalliwky, 4 Prop* ^' St,, Corner Pere ' Closed MumUy Ewiu Blsukuff, Prop. N. J. CARTERET PAGE TEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954

ture armmmcrs . . 'p)l( The local Trenton office of thp last year . . . Licensed hunters to allow ;or settling. may'utilize thr newly acquired of psittncinr birdp, snc^ ',' If the top is well rounded, the Division of Employment Security ! Wo'rthington Tract compris- keeta, are AyltiK armmi! CLASSIFIED will dry out enouj?h so that will be the pilot study point in Jersey withmit, honltii,,.,. . the new system. New type ma- ing 6.200 acres in thn vicinity of About Your you can make a furrow and plant the Stale Department ni n chines are also being Installed in the Delnwiire Water Gap . • • • FEMALE HELP WANTED • FOR SALE the seeds about 1 inch deep in warna. the central office Including key Federal indemnity on brucellosis * This Week s late February or early March. reactors appraised under the co- FOUR ROOM8, mnectory houw punch, verifiers, tabulators, ac- FIVE WOMEN for part-time work Home Seeds may be sown In autumn. operative brucellosis control pro- and furnishings, $10,900.00. Im- - By Chirks H. Connoni -~ ouraulRting reproducers and an a'!*rnoon or evening; $7.50 per At this season, plnce them In a gram has bran restored to R Opinion of Olhci mediate occupancy. Call CA-1- Rtttcen Unlvemlty, the B&te electronic calculator. thr ; hours. Must not be employed By FRANCIS DELL furrow 2 inches deep. Sown about maximum of $25 for a grade and 46l». 10-22 (Continued from Editorial i elsevherr; housewives preferred; UnivcnUT »t New Nov. 1 to 15, seeds will germinate $50 for a roistered animal . . . There Is mill time to plant JERSEY JIGSAW-A shake- stricts the Congressional car necessary. Write Box #101 and the seedlings will develop a Betting at the Atlantic City race FOR RENT snowdrops, daffodils, crocus, hya- up among personnel of the State to Investigate anything | . c/o this newspaper. 10/14 - 10/21 $ood root syRtem. Tops will usually tVack durinR the 50-day meet M cinths, glorle*-of-the-snow. sclllas Civil Service Department is ex- Times. THREE ROOMfi for rent, fur- Sweet peas are admired by ttot appear aboveground until which ended on October 6 was WANTED—Part or full time can- and winter aconites but don't put pected to be, officially announced nish*. •« or unfurnished; reason- nearly everyone, but not many spring. If they should appear, down 4.2 per cent compared with vassers for laundry and dry off the planting an unnecessary shortly . . . Harvest of New Jer^ LOSING TEACHERS able. Cah *\A*l-7180. 10-22 gardeners have success with tWm. place a li?ht mulch of straw over last year-. . . Four statewide air cleaning store. Commissions only day because there Is a chance sey's 18,000 acres, of sweet pota- An article in the curre Tfte reason is that seed strain? them, after soil freezes. raid alert exercises in New Jer- Linden City Laundry. 460 Bahway stocks will be exhausted and it toes Is now in lull swing with a of The Science Tcadier , MISCELLANEOUS Is deferred to the normal season Any of these methods will give sey annually were called for In a Avenue, Woodbridpe 8-1412, won't be possible to take advan- yield of 1,3M,000 bushels antici- nal of the National' ';, lor most crops—April arid May you the Jump on the extreme heat resolution recently adopted by 10-21 DARAGO'S tage of the pleasant weather to pated this year . . . Additional Teachers Association, pllln, —and by the time the sweet peas the county civil defense coordi- AUTO AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL do your Planting in. to be expected In mid-June. You northern sections of the Garden serious problem In the pun, ^, are up, hot weather is on us. will by then have had. the best nators . . . Governor Robert B. Largest and Oldest In County Snowdrops, the earliest to flow- State Parkway in Essex and Pas- nation's over-growing dCTl 'I • FEMALE HELP WANTED • Sweet peas are a cool weather blooms. Meyner has accepted the hon- Hydramatic, Fluid and Standard sale couptSes are scheduled to be more scientists, phy-,in-:, er, should be planted In a shel- orary chairmanship of the Non- 280 McClellan St.. Perth Amboy crop. Supply some support for the opened to traffic tn time for engineers. SALES LADIES wanted; steady tered spot, protected from the partisan Committee for a State- Call Hlllcrat 2-7365 If you have a cold frame or a plants. While brush is good, I Christmas shopping this year ... The problem Is that hi |, M position Apply Mae Moon, 107 wind but open to the sun. Place Medical-Dental School and 10/7 -10/28 greenhouse, you can sow your have seen some fine sweet peas The New Jersey Taxpayers Asso- science teachers arc ni);i,1(; Main Street, Woodbridge, these bulbs two to three inches Health Center . . . Payments to seeds in pots, paper cups, veneer grown on chicken wire. Keep the ciation has announced that the teaching profession i0 10-21. 38 apart and one and one half inches living pollcyliolders in New Jer- BULBS: Imported hyacinths, tu- or p»per bands, about February 1 flowers picked to prevent need Harry J. Tft?lor will addrees the i come working scientist.. \ in the soil. . sey from their We insurance lips and gardenia bulbs at lc to 15. They can then be trans- formation, as this tends to harden association's 24th annual meet- selves and the supply ,lf • MALE AND FEMALE • The Cloth of Gold crocus fol- companies were $139,471,000 In and up; top 'Qtiallty; mixed colors. planted to the open garden' and the plants and shorten the^season Ing on November 9 at the Essex science teachers is tiw'm,!! „ HELP WANTED lows the snowdrop by a few days. 1953, which was 60 per cent, of 57 Burnett Street, Avenel, N. J. should give good results. of bloom. House in Newark ... ten per- the vanishing point. 8pace crocus two inches apart the year's total life Insurance 9/23 - 10/28 sons were recently flnod In New High school Is when 1(, EARN EXTRA MONEY under a tree or large shrub. Another -way is to' prepare the payments to the families of the U. S. payments for flying mail Jersey lor violating the State's tlon's store "of sclent Hi ' Part time; no investment; sell FREE COPPER GIFTS for giving Excfelsotr, a beautiful lavender soil now for immediate or early State. Increase. beauty culture laws ... An ex- must originate. If tlific ;,,,' merchandise on consignment. Ref a party in your home. Call Ch. blue crocus, opens about two spring sowing. Dig a trench 1 hibition of highway transporta- sufficient teachers, or ii; q erences. For appointment call HI- 7-5682 after 5:00 P.M. 10-21 weeks later than the cloth of gold foot wide and 2 feet deep if pos- tion will be a feature of the offi- CAPITAL CAPERS:—Farmers of high school sclent i,;i 2-7565. 10-22 variety. Along with excelsior sible. If you can get it, place, a cial opening celebration for the of New Jersey, Delaware and is seriously lowered, tin : .,'• LOCKSMITH AND GUNSMITH comes Gladstone, Mammoth yel- layer, several inches deep, of well State House Dome Garden State Parkway on Oct. "Maryland will decide who makes a whole may feel the <::• (s| • SALESMEN WANTED • We are licensed gunsmiths > and low, striped beauty and snow- rotted manure in the bottom of 'Continued from Editorial Page) 23 ... Thus far this year, 560 the best hny Bt the New Jersey fore long. It is a matin will buy old pistols and revolvers. storm. the trench. of New Jersey's most astute offi- WANTED AT ONCE, Industri- Anthony's 8aw, Lock & Key Shop, persons have been killed by auto- Mid-Atlantic Farm Show in At- all conscientious siiim,; „. Grape-hyacinths and sclllas are Then fill the trench with good cials believes the new system de- ous man with car to supply con- 1637 Irvinff Street, Rahway, N. 3, mobiles In New Jersey, compared lantic City from December 4 to 8, should give thought -']|,1U', grouped together and plants cue, soil. Tread down every 6 inches as vised for New Jersey will be sumers In Carteret with Rawleigh RA-7-1198. 9/16 - with 586 during the same period the State Department of/gricul- (Texas Post. to one and one-half inches deep you fill. Leave the top rounded copied throughout the nation. Products. Real opportunity to get in soil. established in a business of your IF YOUR DRINKING has become own without previous experlenc a problem. Alcoholics Anon- Hyacinths are very colorful and or capital to invest. For informa- ymous can help yclu, Call Market have a most delightful scent. tion and interview write Raw- 3-7528 or write P. O. Box 25J, They do best when planted below - - BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - leigh's, Dept. NJJ-110-216, Ches- 10/7 -10/28 oak. elm, locust and sycamore ter, Penn. 10/15 -10/20 trees. Big hyacinth bulbs should . AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE be planted in groups of three to ASSOCIATION a dozen and must be cohered with • REAL ESTATE Established 1902 four to five Inches of loose loam. Coal Furniture • Musical Instruments t • Roofing and Siding t • Service Stations Over 4,000,000 Members" No bulb garden Is complete OPEN LOT,1 200 leet frontage, 125 Nationwide Service BUY ON THE HIGHWAY without several members of the ENROLL TODAY Henry Jtmsen & Son feet deep, on E. Hazelwood Ave- Perd Kertes, Local Agent daffodil family. Plant daffodil nue and Hopkinson Street, Rail- 217 State Street, Perth Amboy COAL-FUEL OIL AND SAVE! in oar TOWNE GARAGEl bulbs so that the blooms will face Tinning and Sheet Metal Work way. For any business or storage Phone Hlllcrest 2-1248 the light. OIL BURNERS BETTER FURNITURE BEGINNERS J. F. Gardner & Son Will sell or rent very cheaply. Call 10/7 - 10/28 King Alfred is a giant yellow LOWER PRICES ACCORDION Rooflnr, Metal Cellinfs and 493 RAHWAY AVENll WO-8-2O10. 10/21 - Ll/11 Furnace Work PAINTER AND DECORATOR daffodil with a long, fluted trum- Winter Brothers PROGRAM WOODBRIDCK SIX^ROOM HOUSE for Bate; sun Free Estimates pet. Innocence blooms in clus- Remember, there 588 Alden Street Tel. WO, 8-9351 ters, has white petals and yellow NO MONEY DOWN Wayside Furniture Shop porch; expansion attic; Venetian Call CA4-4825 Is no accordion to Telephone 8-1248 We're Specialists in blinds; combination storm win- V. J. TEDE9CO cup centers. Actea has white Hlghwiy 25 Avenel, N. J, buy. petals with bright red cup cen- • Chrysler Products dows; excellent condition. Mov- 6 Fillmore Avenue '• Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. Woodbridge, N. J. ters. Twlnk has a double bloom, 3 YEARS TO PAY • Bear Wheel Alignment ing out of town. Inaulre 12 Spruce Carteret Complete Line of Murical oolored with shades of yellow and Phone Woodbridre 8-1517 • Precision Tune-upg Street, Carteret. 10-15 - 10-29 Free Estimates orange. Instruments at Low PrleM • Brake Service 10-15, 22. Readings Use Force When you start your bulb gar- No Obligation to Buy EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER • Transmission Service The nurse In Scotland wa$ try- den, be sure to plan it so that t Funeral Directors AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC FOR SALE CALL ing to persuade old Mary to take the different color blooms that Ed Bonkotfci, Prop. Holohan Brother* best compliment each other are some liquid food. 357 STATE R. VA 6-1290 THE MOST BEAUTIFUL Christ- "Will you take some beef tea, placed to their best advantage. WDGE. 8-1400 SYNOWIECKl GARAGE PERTH AMBOY MADAM PAULINE mas trees for sale In New Jer- Mary?" sey at Sunnyslde Gardens, 57 Bur- Calso Products Na," replied'Mary, "I couldn't Gambling Funeral Home Look for the Name of nett Street, Avenel. Nova Scotia Auntie: "Whatever is the mat- Phone (not Quebec). Perfect, double tak' it." AVENEL Madame Pauline ter?" 46 Atlantic Street Pet Shops Woodbridge 8-0064 and 8-od needle, balsam fir trees. Also "Perhaps you would cafe for a Tommy (from,the city): "I p-put FULL LIFE AND cup of cocoa?" COAL & OIL CO. grave covers, wreaths, sprays and a p-penny In the slot of the bee- Carteret, N. J. SCIENTIFIC READING Corner Amboy Avenue and| door swags. BOB FUNK. "Na, I couldna tak' that either." hive for honey, and g-got a bee quarium*, $1.98 up. All sites. 836 BAHWAY AVE. AVENEL Second Street 10/21 -12/23 "Well, what about a- glass of tod- instead," Telephone Carteret 1-5115 Heaters, filters, etc. Pump. SHE WILL TELL YOU ABOUT Firestone Tires and Tuta| dy?" , Guaranteed. Love, Marriage, Happiness SIAMESE KITTENS, two months "Aye," responded the Invalid, and Business. She will help WoodbrldKO. N I old; price reasonable. S. On- "Mak' it strong and mak' me tak' DRAPERIES Concrete ig selection of pet accessories. you in all walks of life. Do rejcek, 121 McFarland Road, Co- It." BLeather and chain goods; foods, dishes, etc, not fail to pay this lady a Taxi lonia. RA-7-9918. . 10/21 visit. She has helped many Cork Puller ART BRAPIUf SHOP HIGH TESX*QUALli¥ and parakeets. Setect- NINE-PIECE dining room set, The dentist in a mountain town FLYNH & SON breeding. Baby parakeets, others; let her help you. She $30.00; dresser and chiffonier, looked sympathetically at his pa- FABRICS — DRAPERIES - CONCRETE $4.98. All type cages and stands. speaks seven different lan- $10.00 ea«h; phonograph, $8.00; tient and said: "I'm sorry, Zeke, SPREADS — SHOWER CUR- FUNERAL HOMES guages. No Appointment console radio, $15.00; E-flat alto TAINS — BLANKETS — SLIP Established si Ian that It was necessary to extract Laboratory Approved 129 East Avenue FINS, FUR & FEATHERS saxophone, $65.00. MO Roosevelt COVERS — UPHOLSTERY — Necessary! your fronf teeth, but—" Perth Amber 18 Main Street Opp. Town Hall KITCHEN CURTAINS — Avenue, Carteret 1-5013. "Hit's all right, Doc," lisped 23 Ford Ave., Fordi 9:00 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. 10-22 Zeke. "Shucks! I larnt to pull jog DRAPERY HARDWARE WOODBRIDGE 8-1691 Crushed Stone • Washed Grovel VA 6-0358 OPEN SUNDAYS corks with a knife blade when I "Complete Installations" LUIian and Ed Miller, Owners ROLL TOP office desk, $15.00; lost my first teeth," WINDOW SHADES —BUNDS Washed Sand - Waterproofing 79 MAIN STREET five-drawer metal greeting card Lime - Brick - Cement - Plaster JUST file, $15.00; four-drawer letter size The Nautilus, the first atomic- 535 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. WOODBRIDGE, N.' J. Just Arrived! PHONE filing cabinet, $20.00. 590 Roose- powered submarine, was recently Glazing Telephone: Woodbrldfe 8-58*7 velt Avenue. CA-1-&013. * commissioned by the Navy at Gro- Tel. WO. 8-3182 A new shipment 10-22 an, Conn. RarUan Mercantile of tuaranteed WO. 8-0200 DAT AND NIGHT SF.RY1C Corporation NAT SMITH & SON SINGING Radio & TV Service 970 Amboy Avenue WO 8-1058 METERED RATES Phone m 2-0375 OPEN DAILY 8 to 8, SUN. 8 to 2 CANARIES First H Mile, ..... We Furnish and Injtall Al's Radio & TelevislQD FRONT AND FAYETTE ST8. Yellow, Orange, Deep Orame, Each Additional V< MUe All Types of Prompt Expert Repairs WOODBRIDGE TAXI PERTH AMBOY, N.,J. Red, White RESIDENTIAL GLASS RCA Tubes A PwU 441 PEARL ST. WOOD GARDEN SUPPLIES • ALL KINDS OF FINCHES Batteries Clothing TOOLS • HOUSEWARES • MYNAH BIRDS S4 PERSH1NG AVE. Used Cars HARDWARE • PAINTS Best talkers in the world—closest CAKTERET, N. J. to human voice A. Klah, Jr., Prop. KEYS MADE • LOVE BIRDS Telephone CA 1-M8I Better Used Cars FLOOR SANDERS AND Complete Line of WAXERS FOR RENT PETS and SUPPLIES Slipcovers BERME AUTO Sil • Home Improvements TOP QUALITY — LOW PRICES 405 AMBOY AVENlil Joe's Pet Shop Special for OCT. WOODBRtoGE, N. J 499 SMITH STREET FIX UP WETH 156 NEW BRUNSWICK ATE. FREE APPLIQUE Wage. 8-1020 - 8-10-J1 PERTH AMBOY FORMICA One Block from Vktory Bridge PERTH AMBOY — HI M419 or MONOGRAM with SAVE ON JTEN*S PANTS Call CA-1-7219 • Sewlig Machines WINTER JACKETS for 3 pc. SLIPCOVERS Free Estimate on v\Ve Specalize in ILaftd-to-Fits PlMRblig aid Heating Call WO. 8-1217 I FRANK! HOVA>^ Counters 9 .Sink Tops LOW FACTOR^ PRICES j 6S7 Roosevelt Avenue, Or CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS SERMAYAN FREE ALTERATIONS I Give. You Fir, White Pine, Knotty Pine Charles Farr UPHOLSTERY CO. Highest Tradt-ln Natural or Select White Birch Drug Stores Plumbing • Heating 5 FIFTH AVENUE, AVENEL Allowances WOOD'S FORMICA Ueetrie Sewer Sentce SEWING MACHINES and CABINET SHOP Telephone*: M 3 Oak wood "Avenue. Carteret t Sporting Goods • • SALES • REl'AH'S Avenel Pharmacy WMdhrUtt MSN or I-SKM f EXBCTRU71CA1ION5 em "ttank^Jou.Mr. Eison 1 fi»4 RAHWAY AVENUE HI lifeDEN AVENUE JO tears E*P«! t Liquor Stores • CALJL CA-1-5450 •www ^^iwWw^^m ^^•M^wjWH^^W^' WOODBRIDGE 8-1814 WoojbrUje, N. J. Get That REEL . Seventy-five years ago, on October 21, Public Service is working with 26 Telephone Woodbridfe 8-118* FIXED • Pliablng & Heating 1879, Thomas A. Edison was suecen- participating companies in the Dow Woodbridge SMITH NOW! fill in the creation of the fint practical Chemical-Detroit Edison group, which We're an WHITMAN'S CANDIES .Liquor Store Plumbing & Heating Official incandescent limp. As a result of his is one of many groups in the country Cosmetic* - Film - Greeting Carts JOS. ANDRASCDX, PROP. "Penn" A Plumbing & H< "I'll "Alrex" invention, which was completed is which have been working toward the Complete Stock of Domestic Industrial plpefltting Service , • ^modeling Edison's laboratory at Menlo Park, practical application of atomic energy and Imparted Wines, Beets Pipe threading up to 4" Station RAYMOND JACKSON WHO* REPAIRS A SPECIAXTT New7eiS*f, to great elwtrto tadottry ta (h« WHfttioa fil •toetew pom*. and Liquors •""G||» mi'Oil Barnrt 186 BWSBN iVB. AVENEL Reel Checked, Cleaned PellsheC was born. Public Service js constantly develop- AND SON 574 AMBOY AVENUE Greased and Adjusted im U 24-Hour Servia WO.I-M98 I for Only w\" This year, together with other elec- ing pew plain, new ideas and new Druggist* WOODRRIDGE. N. J. Call WO-8-3046, HI-- tric companies, Public Service is cele- programs to Improve and enlarge its (plus parts. If needed) U PVGUESE - A. 1 brating Light's Diamond Jubilee. electric, service for you. 88 Main Street t Moving and Trucking HillligB We Have — in Stock N. J. • CU8TOM-MADE POLE8 Rjdio & TV Servici Today, thanks to Mr. Edison, we live During Light's Diamond Jubilee, as Complete Moving lob R-dKM • MAKE-MADE MOCCASINS. •: in the Electric Era. well as in future yean, electricity doe} 3 Ruomtj $25 ft Room! *JJ ORNAMENTAL LOAFERS and SUPPERS DUFFY i Rooms $30 6 Boomi tW • WILDLIFE PICTURES Tomorrow we may be living in the so much . . . costs so little. Electrical Work • IRON Reasonable Sturaft 10 Dayi Free (Framed) TELEVISION Atomic Age. Atomic power will prob- All Loads Insured—10 year* exp. RAILINGS • HIINTINC, AND FISHING ably serve the nation fint through the LICENSES ISSUED RADIO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ECONOMY MOVERS Ciwtow Made versatile medium of dectridty. Its f House and Industrial and Installed • TROUT WORMS Tel. rf>« Qtil> NATION-WIDE MOVKK8 Ask Iluw You Can Win Service ('ail* M'" fuUire in the world, impossible to cal< «", wU«J) Electrical Work Quality Work One of Our Trophies 9 A. M, - » »' culale now, m»y well bt Wiring - Wall Receptacles fffKtty Free Ebtimate RIIIW'Q F18I"NG TACKLjj 1382 OAK TRKI Wrftt torn (III, M>ll< Appliance llepalre Sw ; "1 .' i : ,,; representing most New ,, vspiipcrs — will gather ;• V 1 .••itm>rs Unlveraity campus \]r '• hi''1 ,i:.dny program dedicated rnovomont of press serv- l:" ' .hoiit the State. •A ill Iwar Smith, former (bmedwe rtv J din .; •ciicial manager of the nciM'o Chronicle and hold- , !• Silvrr Star and numerous bf f ( u id War II decorations, 111 U' 1|M- principal address at the iwichron In University Just In.' Just Grand! New T9$4 Pack iiiii'>:i ,n nficmoon session they i,.., pmt in discussions, on CANNED VEGETABLES !ii;(ni topics of great Impor- , Mi press: A panel ttlseus- The new 'SI p»rk nl ipmpiinic. lendi'i young vrge- !; Newspaper Tffiatlhent of lalitci. all innnplom valurj ..awoitj you at A4P. ..;;. enrne." featuring three It'i time to stork your pnnlrv with w |l known bnmli, ':', ,,[ tt-e bench and three r inctmlini KiVt own-A*l' Rrllablc. Sultnns, Inn*. ,:::, ni iouiTiallsts, and an- .-,n>-i df-iilin« with "The Every Day A&P Offers lMll the Bar: Points of Frtc- Super- and Other Tup Grade Brands MANY LOW PRODUCE PRICES! [.,: ii Kinj?, chairman of the .;, i. Hiii- Association's pub- lona Brand-Select : .urns committee, and „ ;> MrMurray, publisher of , ii P;uk Press, will appear GRAPEFRUIT Tomatoes . -...HIT pnnel, SMOKED HAM :: . i, n f the panel on ]uve- :i. iiratmcnt will Include Ibaak Whole or Florida—New Crop 18 oz. A | : Dunk, former BurllnK- Butt Medium Size ,.n;y uuliip; Judge Llbby E. Portion Portion Either Half 4« 25c 4 cans "r I i! tin- Union Ccjunty Juve- Full Cut ..:.••: Domestic Relations Ib. Reliable Brand - Fancy .ii!.i).'i> Benjamin J. Dzick. 53' Q For Eatirg or Cookirg i •i!!(lcn MnKlstrate's Court; OE Han^s SUnk Portion Ib. 1:1C8 t (i Cdit. Newark Evening 33. |CortiandApples4»29c Sweet Peas 3'';;; -.'•:• ,.iitor; William M. Mc- *• 55c i;:i'i>r of the Passalc Her- *•*-« , &P Brand - Our Finest Quality - Cream Style :".id Lion Stanley, Dover Siper-Right 10 Inch . 7 lust Delicious Apples 19° :. staff writer. Cut .'.:M-iiHsions will be thrown Ribs of Beef ^ C Cut 63c Golden Corn 3 -• 35c • •].>• floor at the conclusion Gold«nrip» ::i;.il ])iTsentatlons. A&P Brand- Our Finest Quality-Whole 10 Inch Cut Ib. l0 in the winners of the Oven-Ready Ribs of Beef 65. R.^loBrmd °''' IOC Washed Ka'e v III tcr Newspaper"' con- cello baag " :, will be Judged during U.S. No. I 1A Ib. i it. IW StringBetms2 43< :. !• •. will be announced at Ham Slices. Super-Right "A"ih. bag •* , . :,t i n. 99c Sliced Bacon 63< 1& From ntirby Itrmi Ib. DC A&P Brand - Our Finest Quality - Whole Kernel •-:•.-!.itc journalists Judge J-,.».-^ lb c Sirloii Stoks lbi -.-::• - and award prizes to the 79 Should.r Sweel Potatoes Fromn..^..™ 3 17° .:;<••:.- and the runnerS-up lit Ik Golden Corn 3 35c : drculation bracket* as ,L OK. Boneless Veal Roast Wtitern farmi •II winners In additional Loin Veal Chops , . . ... 79° ^- Fresh Carrots cdlobag • •( linn best locally wrlt- Top Round Roast or Steak Sl tr 1 Libby D«l Monte 1 h 5 Rib Veal Chops - --'- <*• ^69° <§> Iceberg Lethe ofGr,,r Sian, i::: ^ best pictures and the Rill Steaks . 65 v-.Oims Editorial Con- Pascal Celery Eitralarg, stall 1^0 Sliced Beets Top Sirloin Roast or Steak cam 89« U.S. No, I grad. 3lbl10° oi IINf, MAII, UCQUnO wOOf h«li!y ground Frankfurters Sauerkraut q 2 " 23° 35« m t office Department's C Chickens ^^^^ Libby's Diced Carrots cans •"• • \iifi inient flying 3-cent Loin Lamb Chops .... ^99 Pilgrim qualify — raady-to-cool Sultaria brand 2>'A«17e : .. iii'i'Ai'i'n certain major • cans •' A»oll«tt. Only in Freih Fi'h DeportmenH Siiei 4 to 11 lbs. Fin,qu,lity • i-.nl almost ten million 0 e 4 16«. OQC ••' ^i'i-y time, accordlns Pilgrim quality -^ raady-to-eook * f.AM •" Fresh Oysters ffi %% W ITS,, 55 Turkeys Si«» 19 to22 Ibi. I V ..ition said that during Luncheon meat 12 oj, var of experiment the Swift's Prem can 43° the Post Office Depart- 'j 'IOILOOO for this service ON A&P PREMIUM- >ij:ii-iment, In turn, paid Spiced Right, National Donut Week Feature •••:•• -l.H30.000. The test Is QUALITY COFFEES! M .: iitfd between Chicago Priced Right I JANE PARKER DONUTS College Inn Chicken Broth. . . i"16< Now... even lower prices K.i.st Coast cities—Wa«h- i New York, and between on the richest-tasting cof- Try A&P's tasty, thrifty dnnuts during National feesof all...A&P Premium- ••..I .aid Jiicksonvjlle, Tam- Donut Week . . . and you'll want to make every '•';.:!iii Fla. ek Jane Parker Donut Wtck at your house!- Quality Coffees! Remem- Birds Eye - Frozen ber, these flavor-famous coffees are guaranteed to quiu as manager of Plain, Sugared, Cinnamon Donuls 12 " 19c please you I Sliced Strawberries DUTCH APPLE PIE Red Cirde Bokar Sweetened 2',£ 49 LARGE NOW Raised Donuts MI. 97c E 99c 8" SIZE tit" us ONIY Jelly Fingers e 49 Vegetable Cocktail Wesson Oil AUdZ??z, balin g ^36 OCTOBER CHEESE FESTIVAL V-8 Juice cans Q«|( For cooling and laladt A&P Comes to the Aid * Mazola Oil Sliced Swiss nr*49c C 3 Ib. fl nb. Me of Your Parly with CriscoorSpry . . :33 can1 12 «.' Ched-O-Bit C^M *£& ptg. ** Halloween M- i»- ltL»jua Fancy e)om«i

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:i x. CARTERET FRTDAY, OCTOHKR 22, 1954 SMART DOG PAOE TWELVE SI.OPPV ois the one person she thinks she can WELLAND Ontario \h-vl depend on, lets her down in public. MUNICH, Qcrmany — After Is- what she thought was monm ,' COZY UOOM I-'OIt C(>U,K<;UN! Some husbands and wives seem! suing a directive to the wives of a line, a telephone operator can] Just. to take a delight In contratlictltiK OI's which ordered them to stop police. Constable •William c,|] each other before other people appearing in public wearing pin investigated and found s»i,lPl and it Is one of the best ways to curlers, bare-back dresses and blue in trouble all right—a lnnpsorap Paragraphs kill love that I know. It Is also very months-old boxer puppy, Jeans, the Army's Southern Area h!ln disagreeable for the people they Command has Issued a directive Mugs, whose owners had ir She Is! are a menu j him In a shop, Mugs hart km ordering U. S. soldiers to wear neat the phone off the hook, laid GfolS-dlRner: "A girl who But conduct yourself with dig- uniforms, keep their hands out of that this woman Is gradually ruin- nity and do not allow your sis- beside It and whimpered. mines her own business."—The Dear Louisa: ing your marriage, probably he their pockets, straighten their Chevron. Marine Corps, Recruit I have been married eight years ter-in-law to make you lose your would be willing to be around her temper. No matter how argumen- backs and trim their sideburns. Depot, San Diego. and have been always happy. less. You might also tell her that CLEANS FLAGS'FREE Now here lately my sister-in-law tative she becomes, continue to Definition she is breaking up your marriage conduct yourself as a lady should. Price Control? MEMPHIS, Tenn. - unr is trying to pick on me and win- and that as Ions us you cant agree, laundry operators, tired nf sr«y Cranberries — Q r a p e s wit h ning my hiisbfinij to her side. If "How much are potatoes worth high blood pressure.—McAniid the best thins for you both Is to Dear Louisa: soiled flags flying on various A I say one thing she talks and talks now?" triotlc holidays, have announj News, MoAlester, Okla. see as little of each other as pos- I have a child who Is five years and talks until my husband Is mnd sible. old and I am undecided whether "No more than they were, lady, that they'll clean American Pendant, No Doubt at me. Of course, I have no idea what to send him to kindergarten or but they're costing about six times without charge. I Just met a man who pro- We have two girls and as It looks you disagree about but I always not. He is an only child but I have as much." nounce* February the way we're now, we can't keep on staying to- think a husband should stick by plenty of time to care for him. would tend) him to get along with The Army has announoiv told to in the dictionary—Chi- gether. his wife and that they- should pre- What do you think? the ground forces would t,,, I cago Dally Tribune. Please tell me what to do. other children and make his first sent a united front to the world, Mother—N. Y. years at school much easier for creased from nineteen to f*-Pnl Worried—Texas. unless the point involves some four combat divisions and rJ Sure Is Answer: him. Answer: principle. I thihk a good kindergarten units would be rotated. Stupid Steve says; "When a LOUISA. swell chicken Rets a man to talk If you could talk to your hus- A wife feels very confused when would be wonderful for him. It turkey, his ROOSC is cooked."- : band quietly and explain to him ;.* >'"' ' U. S. Submarine Base (Pearl Harbor) Weekly. 4'ivllun liciK[ir<•!»!« and nmlctiinff (Imperil1* nrr plated to 1)1" fnvor- What Is Mfe^ itri tlii- full feitli llir ru'lirc nillicn. I.Tit t-lithndy of S^rnli Ijiwrnuc [ui'lm llutrt ^/uiilcr Z<'c\M an rnrVuiliiiK new tulip design, to give a Life is Just an everlasting wurm, restful look to h:'t* ilorrn room. Mn v|»rnol t^xlnrr iwid rolorfnul struggle to keep money coming lliilily, MI iiu]iort;iiit in the collet^.m's room, make llii* rolloo in and teeth and hair and vital ii ii GRIFFITHS-^ Jerseys organs from coming out.— •proud »u BrooWey Field (Ala.) Buy Breeze. to move the brush.—Chicago Trickery Colonel—So you lost half your Daily Tribune. forces by a trick of the enemy? Great Piano Store They Do Between 45 and 50, ^ learned Human, All Too Human Captain—Yes. They rigged up a professor tells us, women mani- There is an agreement on one machine gun to look like a movie fest an enlargement of intellec- point in this parity argument. camera, find the boys Just fought OFFERS THE WIDEST CHOICE tual Interest. Men, to the con- The price of what we buy for the ( ipnce to get tn front of it trary, begin to wear toupees.— should be fixed, but the price of Portland Orgoniati. what we sell should not,—Brat- Nehru ranks India fourth among OF THE FINEST PIANOS tleboro

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