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XXXHI-NO. 49 r (EartmCARTERET, N. .1., FRIDAY, MARCtH 2. i, PRICE EIGHT voi. Hospital Map Plans to Aid P. A. Hospital Guild St. Mark's Leads Red Cross Campaign Set EasUvr From Bedside; Aides Busy Auxiliary At Jubilee CARTERET — Directing the ter than for the same period Vigil For 1955 Red Crass fund camrJhtun last year. from his bedside, Arthur Ruck- He said that about 50 volun- Meets On May 29riegel, general chairman, an- teer workers are busy in the nounced yesterday that a total drive and promised to obtain as St. Joseph \)i $760 has been contributed so many contributions as possible. Bishop Banyanl Will far. Carteret's goal this year Is They realize, he said, the im- Bishop Ahr Grant* .-I'M' j $3,700. portance of Red Cross services OnllinM; IJle Annul Anniversary; Mr. Ruckrlegel, assistant su- to the community. Permission for New of Ilii- Guild list Easter Rites perintendent at the American Most of the contributions so Watch Night Service \V,,ii Oil Company, Who has been con- far have come from the Indus- : Mrs Edwin s fined to his home because of CAHTERET - Rev. Orville N. trial division, Mr. Ruckriegel CARTERET — This year _. .... rUa-m-\ - - ' illness, said that the amounted l)nvi(!.\on, rector of St. Mark's said. Reports from the others will reach its climax for 'the par- L i, Hi Ciirtrret Avenue, en- collected to date is slightly bet- plin . ,,„. board of directors Episeoiml Church announced to- are still awaited. lshloners of St. Joseph's church fltlU : f i.,,-1 Auxiliary of the :lay thiit May 29 has been set as on the night of Holy Saturday, if » General Hospital April 9th, and the early morning 'I'll!' hm dale for the 50th anniversary |.|ild this week when wlcbration. of the parish, The Rt. of Easter Sunday. Instead of the mtlmeil for a borough- Show Religious Salary Ordinance usual Holy Saturday morning serv- linn- •'•' Rev L. Banyard, recently elect- H-i-.ship drive. ices this new night watch will be 1 ed bishop of the diocese will at- flit' '•"• observed by permission of the the meeting were tend. ' Movie on Monday Action is Slated AM<" Hiiib, Mrs. L. S. Har- Most Rev. George, W. Ahr, Bishop II- •'" Edward Burns has been named ,.,,1 Nnmish, Mrs, Frank CARTERET — The Holy Name CARTERET — When the, Bor- of Trenton, ai announced by .Ml- LAUNCH MEMBERSHIP DRtVE: Directors Ot the Carteret Auxiliary, Perth Amhoy General general chairman for the cele- Father U M. Oortney, O.0.M., >!:> Edward Kuclnskl Society of the Holy Family Church ough Council holds Its next regu- Hospital Women's Guild, map plans to jet ntw mw»l)ers. Shown, from left to right, are: Mrs. Jo- bration. There will be a special Pastor of St. Joseph's. The serv- <,,ri Grohman. will sponsor a showing of the film lar meeting, Thursday night, M- seph* Hlub, Mrs, L. S. Harris, Mrs. John Nemish, Mrs. Edwin S. Quin, Jr.. Mrs. Frank Barbato, Mrs. golden jubilee service In the ices will begin at 10:30 P. M. the ,,, told of the work of King of Kings, which was pro- April 7. it is likely that an or- Edward Kucliuki and Mrs. Karl Grohman. Missing from the picture arc Mrs. Bercy S. Galbraith morning. Confirmation service evening of April 9. which she said WBB duced and directed by Cecil B. De- dinance will be Introduced pro- and Mrs. Max J. Gruhin, has been set at 4 P. M. that day In the year 1951 Pope Plus XII, i,,.foip the Institution Mllle, on Monday evening, March viding for an upward revision of and a banquet will follow in the upon the request of the Bishops n i he need for a hos- 28, at 7:30 P. M. at the Holy Fam- salaries of borough employes. Pro- , !'.' Ann* Durst's Mrs. Minnie Kaplan night, the 1955 budget, which cleaning and chores ire done and required. three duets, and Mrs. Orban will blessed Palms will be distributed raising of Lazarus are seen. The • ;i: harmony with the anil Mrs. Edoa Mlnnls's classes "A provides for an estimated tax rate the people are more free to come sing the solo, "Grant Me Lord, at both services. Monday, April plotting of the High Priest leads : !»..ud and community Great Day for the Irish," and con- of $12.75, an Increase of 120 In great numbers. In the past the Deep Peace' of Mind," by Stickle. 4, holy communion, 7 A. M. and to the betrayal of Jesus. We see the Inn- sisted of the following partici- points, was adopted. There were Holy Saturday morning services The Rev. Malcolm G. Browri will 10 A. M.; Tuesday, April 5, holy trial before Pilate, the Crucifixion, Fr •• I;,:: l;uv 15, 1951, to Jan- pants: Francis Sulek, Gerald no comments on the budget from were long and scantily attended. Local Group will conduct the service. There will be communion, 6:30 A. M. and 9:30 and the Resurrection. A stirring fin I.IS -he said. 697 volun- Fcldheim, Joseph Comba, Frank the Council or the public. Coun- The new evening service Is consid . . ivi'ti u total of 28,092 hymn sing also. A. M.: Wednesday, April 6, holy musical background is present Hodroskl, John Skerchak, Albert throughout the picture. cilman Joseph Synowieckl voted erably shortened because /of the f.ui!teen different proj- Thi,i evening members of the communion at 10:30 A. M.; against adoption of the budget less leisurely habits of modern Holdcrlth. Paul Pluta, Donald Attend Premiere The Holy Name Society will re- ;-<>M ri by the group. Westminster Fellowship and their Thursday, April 7, holy commun- and Council Sulll- man. The entire ceremony Is per- ceive Communion in a body at the • tti obtain wider and Davidson, John Sal mason, Alan friends will attend the Youth ion, 6:30 A. M. and 9:30 A. M. van passed. formed in full sight and hearing CARTERET On Thursday 8:00 o'clock Mass this Sunday, :. support of the Guild Dowdell, John Foxe, Orlando Banquet at the Reformed Church Special musical service at 7:30 of the congregation and with cveninii, March 31, a large dela- March 27th. Seventeen residents of Whit- :» now underway with Roman, Ronald Piszar, Joseph of Woodbridge. There will be a P. M. when the choir, will sing 1 tion from the First Presbyterian man Street in a petition volun- their participation. Itirn:;1' l»m; iniide to establish Rusnak. Anthony Rcnaldl, Steph- dinner followed by an informal Church will attend the premiere of the cantata "Road to Calvary" tecred to la the curbing on the Outside Ceremony m all Surrounding en Trnosky, John Oala and Ber- 1 time with a group of men from the movie, "A Man Called Peter, followed by stripping of the street provided the borough un- All attending the service will be nard Karlo. at the Roxy Theater in New York Princeton Seminary. Donn Moo- altar. Over 250 Attend furnished with booklets, contain- maw, former All-American foot- dertake the paving job. The second, third, fourth and City. ing the full text of the rite, and ball star, will be the featured Good Friday, April 8, from re- An application for transfer of a fifth grade girl twlrlers presented The movie Is based on the bi- served sacrament, holy commun- with candles. The ceremony will speaker. All day Saturday, the P.T.A. Style Show liquor license from John Mul- begin outside, weather permitting, Sites Held Today their routine. This group con- ography of Peter Marshall, the in- ion, 6:30 A. M. and 9:30 A. M.; Conference will continue at the lan, trading as Mullan's Liquor with the blessing of the new fire. sisted of: Rosemary Pavllk. Au- spiring book which led the non- noon to 3 P. M. Passion service; First Presbyterian Church of Rah- CARTERET — A fashion show Store at 189 Roosevelt Avenue to The jiaonta. will then proceed into - drey Mesaros, Mark BaUta, Boaa flfiMQn, best-se,ller, list, for a record way.'-There will be ftisctissionB and Easter 8unday, April 10, holy sponsored by the Washington Na- William Sitar, who will trade as the darkened church where their |Foi WalterPopicl White. Elaine Parkas, Shirley of 128 weeks. Peter Marshall was talks. In the afternoon there will ommunion, 6:30 A. M,, 7:30 A. M. than Hale P.T.A. was held Tues- Sitar's Package Store at 152 candles will be lighted from the Kijula, Nancy Cromwell, Linda the minister of the New York Ave- be a recreation at the Rahway and 9 A. M. with selections by day evening in the Nathan Hale Washington Avenue was referred |CAi:n-:!KT Funeral services nue Presbyterian Church In Wash- new flre and paschal candle, Fol- Collins, Judith Larkin. Carol Y.M.CJV. The conference will the choir and sermon at the Schol. to the police committee. i::is morning for Wai ington, D. C. and was chaplain o lowing this Is the joyful song of Ward, Kathleen Melnick, Betty come to an end at six. Transpor- last service. At 10:30 A. M. Child- Approximately 250 persons at- w I'D Grant Avenue, the United States Senate. Scotch the Resurrection, blessing of the Jane Grunson, Linda Jensen, tation will be provided for those ren's Easter service and Lent of- ;ended the show which featured .i!i! engineer 15 years, clans of the Atlantic Seaboard, the Easter water, the baptismal rite Geraldine Kraus, Sandra Kovacs, who need it. fering. boys, girls, teen-agers, young la- i' day in the Elizabeth cast of the movie, Mrs. Catherini Junior Achievers with Its readings from Sncred Beryl Hill, Audrey flatala, Yvonne dles and women's clothing from Scripture, litany of the Saints, ,ntal after a brief 111- Marshall, wife of the minister and Ha'rrls' Department Store. Nar- Vie in Sales Test Pekola, Karen Malwltz, Janice writer of the book, and Presby baptism of oonverts and renewal Airman in Training rator was Mrs. Helene Balka. of the vows cf baptism by all pres- IAII. .:...-> of Requiem was of- Dobrowskl, Sandra Surowka, Ar- terian Church dignitaries will ap- larteret Man Ends CARTERET — Members of the The four special prizes were won ept. The climax of the service |s lene Holencsak, Elaine Balaxis, pear In a parade that will precede Carteret Junior Achievement -• Marys Ukrainian His Life by Hanging by Karen Malowitz, Mrs. Ann the first Mass of Easter with first Andrea Rahoche. Marlon Fur- the movie premiere. Groups, as well as units from ': iich by Rev. Paul Wollschlager, Mrs. Pauline Hanf Communion for the converts and Jesz, Cathryn TcrebeUky, Allot Union County today demonstrated interment was In St. Proceeds from the premiere will CARTERET — Lawrence Bro- and Mrs. Mary Slotwinski. general Boater Communion for all Rusznak, Mary Ann Kovaly, their sales techniques at a contest f.'i'inetery, Colonla. be given to the Caledonian Hos- owski, 63, Hudson Street, took the Faithful, IT!-, Anna Marie Dzurllla, Renee Va- Thirty-six door 'prizes were held in Elizabeth. -•: ;il was held from the pital of Brooklyn and to the High- iis life by hanging soon after awarded, all donated by the Car- cante. Judith Balog, Dona Lee Contestants were judged on the : Funeral Home, 46 At- land Fund for the rebuilding of the loon, Monday, in the borough teret merchants. The stage set- Novobllsky, Lorraine Hudak, the basis pf organization of their ma- Highlands of Scotland. The entire ail. He tied his belt around the ting was supplied by Bablc's Fur- assemblage sang Irish Lullaby. terial, knowledge and demonstra- <•'•; iomed Civil Service evening is to be a tribute to the 'ront bars of his cell and around niture Store. tion of their product, presentation Modrak Graduates • CI:HM1 " engineer after The fifth grade boys from Mrs. memory of this Scottish-American iis neck. He was being held on Hospitality was in charge of Mrs. of consumer benefits, handling of • :nim Newark College Hilda Olnda and Mrs. Rose Wels- man of God, drunk and disorderly charge. Mary Resko and Mrs. Elsie Resko •-i;^ His last employ- man's class offered Molly Malone customer opposition, persuasive- At Army Academy Brozokski's body was found with the aid oX the eighth grade ness and ability to close sales. it iiie Brooklyn Navy with Robert Sklba as soloist and •y 'Desk Sergeant Andrew Press girls. ' hud worked at the Carvesco, honored by Westvaco accompanied by Joseph Spogan- Suggestion Brings at about 12:45 p. m. The desk CAMP McCAULEY, Austria — Hf.M-nrch Center, Day- Mineral Product Division was rep- eU, Gerald. Malovetz, Thomas officer had checked the cell at PFC. Robert G. Modrak, son of :|i .n Picatiniyy Arsenal, $50 Award to Beirne Twenty-Six Enrolled resented by Joseph Fischer. Mrs. Ida Tempalsky, 17 John Peldhelm, John Vargonlch! Ron- 12:22. it was reported, and every- • Amsterdam. N. Y., he Street, Carteret, N. J., recently ald Katchur. Andrew Hanes, CARTERET —William Beirne. ,htng was in order at that time In First Aid Course :i.",t of his life In Car- was graduated from the U. 8. Gerald Pavlik, Robert Stankan, H Marion Street, a first class '•••- a communicant of Funeral services were held Veteran^ Making Plans Forces in Austria Non-Commis- Richard Pazar, Thomas Pukash, machinist at the Eafio Refinery,at CARTERET — The First -Aid Greek Cath- Chester Koby, Paul De-lVacchlo, Wednesday afternoon at the Sy- Course offered to the public by the For a Blood Bank Here sioned Officer Academy at Camp 1 Bayonne. has shared in a $100 member of the Holy nowiecki Funeral Home, 46 At- Carteret First Aid Squad through MeCauley. ' Rbnald MoGillis and Louis Car- award for suggestion submitted •'''• mid of Carey Coua- lantic Street. Interment was in the American Red Cross had CARTERET — plans for the es- A radio operator in the 1st Bat- I .'«!• rko, the third graders from Miss under the plant's Coln-Your-ldea ..!C. Bertha , Rubel's and Mrs] Rose St. Gertrude's Cemetery, twenty-six adults enrolled for the tablishment of a blood bank were talion's Headquarters Company of program. Beirne co-authored the discussed at the last meeting of '•'-(I by his wife, Mrs. Jacoby's class danced the Irish Surviving, are his wife, Frances, first session. Joseph Comba, a the 35pth Infantry Regiment, Modr '• K. 1 suggestion with James McFad- Star Landing Post, 2314, Veterahs rak received Instruction in leader- i wl; and his mother, Reel with June Deli, Rosellnda of Poland and a sUter, Mrs. Anna member of th5 local First Aid Unit A:.: den of Bayonne, also a machinist, of Foreign War. ship of units, map reading and • Pmiel, of dartWBt; a Stern, Judith BresloiV, Susan Bialowarczuk, Newark. ' and certified examjner for the Na- and each received $50 as his share DONALD W. UVAN tional American Red Cross is the A donation was voted to the 19i>5 other military subjects. Robert ,B.' Hauler. Seader. Patricia Sabo, Gall Tur- of the award. instructor, The next session will Red Cross fund .campaign. Five tie en|ered the Army in Sep- .Hid two brothers, John, ner. Laura Lee Stupar, Carl Fet- TO MEET WEDNESDAY CARTERET — Donald W. Beirne was one of more than be held in the Nathan Hale School new members were enrolled. They tember 1B53 and completed basic •'"I Roman, Clark. co, Marjorie Spencer, Edmund fifty employes at the plant who CARTERET — The regular Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- due to the large size of the class. are Francis Gaydos, Robert B. training at Port Dtx, N. J. Modrak, Mantle, Gloria Terebetsky, Rich- were granted awards at a recent meeting of the Holy Family P.T.A. ward Ryan, 32 Chrome Avenue, Persons still interested may reg- Basilici, Michafel Hiriak, Frank J. is a 1953 graduate of Drew Uni-f attl fiokolowsky, Bevorly Kelemen, meeting of the Coln-Your-ldea will be held Wednesday evening, who enlisted in January, is re- ister »l the next meeting which Kertesz and John Demkowicz. verslty, Madison. Mma\Hospital Alan Santora, Lydla Hlusczyk, committee, and his suggestion was March 30, at 8 P. M. in the school will be held on March 28, at 8:00 Commander Frank Eskessen pre- Russell Orunden, Ann Carpenter, ceiving his basic military tralft- il one of the seven granted for $100) hall instead of Sunday, April 3, P. M. at the Nathan Hale School. sided. Calvary Baptist Michael Brady, Allen Comba Ray- int at Sampson, N. Y. or more. It proposed an improved due to the holidays. Scholarship mond Plotecla, Leonard Calabrese, method of making a connection Notes, Activities Michael Evon, Richard Phillips, KAHV AY _ on a turbine governor. Women's Robert Kalupa. Mrs. Rebecca Boosting the Teaching Profession CARTERET — Calvary Baptist 'he Rahway Memorial Brown's second graders presented Church lists the following serv- tenth "When Itoh Eyes Are Smiling," St. Elisabeth Mission ices: Sunday School at 10 A. Mf accredited New J.er- with Mark Zenobia as soloist, ac- Continue* Next Week with classes for all ages. 11 A. M. Nurslng offering a companied by Susan Beale, Mar- Worship Service with Junior and Senior Choirs participating. Ser- '•nurse, It was an- tin ITokop, Rita Sullivan, Edward CARTERET — The second •ti.iy. mon topic, "Seeking God's King- DolegewiU. Katherlne Magner week of the Mission at the St, dom." "•''hip heretofore was Nicholas Oprendek, Violet NewJ Elizabeth R. C. Church will be- 7 P. M,' Song Service and con- Hahway High School bert, William Olsen. gin Sunday evening at 7 P. M i; tinuation of the Sunday evening this year |t will be The fourth grade glrU danced The services will be conclude ! ;vl'l>uol graduates re- course of study on church member- In Hungarian by .the Rev, Stephc ship. The topic for' this Sunday l-1»in. Clark Township, the Irish Lilt with Francia Fisher, Bekesy, S. J. .The services wi will tje "Witnessing." Arlene Kublcka, Nancy Cromwell. begin every evening at 7 P. M. :il;;u«: in charge Is Mrs. LJnda ColllAs, Frances Hallahan. The Ladies Guild is sponsoring Religious ai-tiole Will be available a rummage sale today and tomor- •'••^'•thy, cojonla; Mrs. Rosemary Pavlik. Barbara Brown, after each evening, service. row t'rom 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. at •"•i. Woodbrldge, su- (Continued on Page 8) the corner store on E.wex alid tlje hospital'; Mrs. t'ershtim Avenues. on Page 2) Three High School Girls Mm. Quin h Hostess Chmh J At Rise Stevens Home Services Gets Lions Club Awards were Francis Larkin and Arthur CARTERET Mrs. Edwin S. •» last week's mission. meeting of the Carteret Lions jiruuu made a tour of the Stevens struction of the Pipeline in the ti'f Cross will be held Club held in the Qypey Camp. home The tour was iUTituyed by United States. : tunight? at 7 p. M. The trio won out in the ora- the New York.''Federation 6f Music Hi f, Al Evonltz, program chair- ili Monday evening torical contest conducted by the Clubs for the benefit of the Young •'I 1 1' man announced that postmaster Artists Projects of the Federation, pIll'IU, Club. They are Miss Catherine llu' altar boys and Leaky, first prize, $15; Miss Lester Sabo will be the guest A conwit w«8 included m the tour, ^urtenu will attend Olga Marcus, second prlM. $10 and speaker at the next meetum Future of America at the liifiii School here, FUTURK TKAOIEKS: Here are members ot Hie Ann Drew Seutt I servkr And Interest BOARD AT CONFEBENCli and Miss Frances SchanU. April 12. . lu u Barbara CARTERET — The Board of kialnlan Catholic third prlise, $6. , Mr. Schonwald also announced that the meeting scheduled for Education held a conference) Walter Bchonwald, president, April 2B has been cancelled, in- Wednesday nlyht at wind) '•I|!||. 1 tl> be in trout of the who presided, Introduced to the stead the members" will attend muiid: back tow, cumuli was held on the o itlcl, „..,»*» assemblage French O'Brien a a region*1 meeting of District nak, Barbara uf revising th« course of study. 11. v Up, Theresa K»»»U«1» 01 tecoltetton c»to- member of the HiHisgh School tw- 18-B to be held H the Puluski ujty, u »ew laeinbei'b Hall, Perth AUlboy W Audi 20. mum

FTJID/W, T AC,V. TWO In •>. inches dee;>. Bake uncovered The average girl U Bald i, in mndeniti' oven i375 degrees F.i nine miles a day. This put ;, > Latest fashion Loral Pharmacy Win* One of the PBA Acts •t:> minutes to 1 hour, until meiit mendous burden on her fen I Consignor Speaks rom the utility and beauty J 2 V.nmr* To Hold Lend ;;,n in. iiiriml easily with fork but nnf mill! men I. falls from bonr,'s. To look their best and f.el -I To County Group CAFUTRKT — Wlrfnlng two .-•pnnn or brush melted margarine best, cartful attention shoui.l ijjiriM from the Aiartcmy Alleys mei ehi.'kon 3 or 4 times during given to the cosmetic care n;| lie iPiiKiif leailna Koehecks iv.nkmi! When -hicken is done feet. This is an "all time" U\. ,V( >ri!)BRIUOE—The Middlesex m;ilntiiine(l their post position in rnivre from pan to hat platter. nnd grooming must. ( ,,,,iiiy Fwlfi'fltlon of Holy Name the Academy Women's Bowllnu K.ep hut while making gravy. :•,, 1.1us held Its quarterly meet-] It Is wise to use two-lneij I,eai;iie this week at the Academy Measure (i tablfpnns of the mar- in- iii the Ukraininn Catholic lower, heels for everydoy use ,-mne from the baking pans into ci.iirrn of the Assumption of r.lu- : l.lll*",. tnnt wearing of excessively •.;!Ui-e|).in and add 6 tablespoons Ilk .rd Virgin Mary. Perth Am-' •I:.p second place Middlesex neels Imposes permanent nnato Television it-am took two games lliini, Hlr until smooth. Gradually cal changes upon the feet urn] i, ;Y fiom siliirs to rmain In .second .•dd ;i cups milk, stirring con- The most obvious change •I !»• main order of business was stantly. Season to taste with salt shortening of the calf muscle" i.:i- announcement of the final1 plice ihree full games behind Hi" leadej'S. ;»nd pr -'ier. a result, the lfgs do not i<»ii<( i... ii-, fur the annual County Ped- For ui.her tasty and nutritious as pretty as they could. ii.ilion biinqut'l to be held April j The summaries follows> i.i ;i( The Pines, Metuchen. Gnwge A-ndemy Alleys ill 579 5*8 664 kitchen-tested rrripes, write the Shoes should fit comfit, 1-:IIIITV. chairman for the affair re- Kiidi-ck's <2i 401 508 840 National Cotton Council, P. O. Box from the first wearing. The i:i>:'tt-cl tlmt the principal speaker fH!,\ U Mi i 638 519 545 . 7fi. Memphis, Term., for your free hould be one-fourth to on,, 1 copv of "Mnke It With Margarine," an Inch longer than the fo«i nil be Dr. Lewis R. PanUrosso,; Lillian , 546 521 572 colors. Basic care of the feet should iiusuiy Pnrtsh, Perth Amboy and] s,:;ii \ iH 497 570 510 ('.olden-Crust :",it(i Cummundci1 of The C.ith-1 elude dally bathing, accomij • • * ((•en-Fried Chicken I:|K W!(i- Veterans. ' by scrubbing with a soft I'm one of the t.istie.st and most Feet should be dried thoi "Ttiis banquet," lie added, "is IMans Scho'arship ca.sily digested fried chicken din- IN FASHION NOW Pii.'iiniilv fur the purpose" of lion-j and the cuticle' on the toe i continued from Page 1) IKTS you can prepare, try this pu.slied back. Finish with « .,M;I" the Spiritual Directors of recipe for 'fried" chicken that ac- Shoes ton the late spring and < (ii.nl v Holy Nume Units. We urge \ Ed wind Bourns, Westfleld; Mrs. ing of foot talcum. tually is baked. Trie pieces of summer are barerITS an ew. The Ml Holy Name Societies to sub-j Murray Rushmore, Railway. 1 rhu-ken are coated for frying, but completely new cutaway £ack .Tib' to tills affair 100 per cent." j Any student applying for the n,tead of being placed in deep fat, Ciiict-t speaker for the meetiiH'..! scholarship may submit her ap- should be a big favorite. There Is We Carry A they are dipped In margarine and M-IT. Charles 0. McCorristin, I plication to her High School Vo- a trick arch that keeps the shoe Complete Selection O{| baked in the oven. Dean of Catholic Clergy. Middle-j cational Ouidance Director or to oii. IMPORTED &DOMFS I • ex County and pastor of St, James [ Mrs. Kenworthy by April 8. IN P.B.A. SHOW: Here Is one of the elsht popular acts to 5-6 Servings I All kinds of sandals will be news (.'hinvh, Woodbridge, urged "that appear Sunday nl«ht In the variety entertainment of the Patrol- 1 J-pound frying chicken, cut up The conventional Roman Sandal WINES ii LIQUORS you pick men of character and men's Benevolent Association in the tilth School. Leonardo and 1 cup sifted our will be used with various changes Free Delivery I'ood Catholic action as your ONLY WORKED THERE Anita, ventriloquists, have appeared throughout the United States 1 teaspoon salt to pep It up a bit. The T strap cut DIAL 5975 •;.'\ikii when planning for com- Client—"I urn sorry for you hav- and Europe. * >i tea-spoon pepper will be seen in every style shoe muniuti breakfasts. In all other ing to be ii waiter in this appalling 1 j to :M cap margarine from evening to sport. public Kiitherlngs of the Holy I restaurant." Mix flour, salt, and peppe.r. Roll With all the bare shoes we wll ROCKMAN Name, pick your speakers well." ; PAYS OWN POSTAGE-DUE handed Ws. Williams a card on Waiter—"Oh, I don't> have nn; pieces of chicken In flour mixture. be wearing, it would be a good idea TAVERN & LIQUOR St« licv. Joseph J, Connolly, Spir- food here." ATLANTA, Oa—While visiting which 2 cents postage was due. to sive special attention to the Melt margarine in saucepan, Dip Randolph St., and Penning \| itu.il Director for the county fed- at the home of a friend, Mrs. Ruby Mrs. Williams gladly paid—it was pieces of oured chicken in margar- condition of your feet. To look lin'ioii, in his talk, paid tribute Sloal l.ikcs a n*-'\v perspective their best a dab of polish on each CARTERET, N. J. en t.lii.s K,)iin:; .skirt. . . , fringed IT'S HERE, TOO Williams answered the door bell. the card she had* mailed to the ine, coating fA\ side*. Lay chicken tu Kev. Joseph J. Gabro, pastor of in single layeKin baking pan V>'t toe is not enough. tin1 Ukrainian Church of the A.s- wrapping iinpccciibly tailored of "A Vienna doctor has found a At the door was the postman, who friend she was visiting. Mip.ption, for the fine arranse- Anglo's -Straw Mat. fabric. Black viscous fluid which can be sub- mci.t.s for the meeting. He also and white, Navy and white, brown stituted for brains." Certain complimented the members of the iiiul while. .Size.1; 8 to 16. people have been thinking with iid'T.ition on the success of re- something of this .sort for some cent, county federation activities time.—Detroit News. r.nyiUK. "The Holy Name is an im- MOST IMI'OMTE IMjitniit organization of the Church "Whet's the car?" asked Mrs. Six Emperor penguins, taken in in Middlesex County. Its members Antarctica by the crew of the U. S. :iii- in-n of principle and char- "Dear me" exclaimed Professor S. Atka. will be presented to the DigHs, "did I take the care out?" Come Drive America's Best-Selling Car! acter who are ready to sacrifice National Zoo at Washington, D. to carry on the principles of the "Of course you did. You drove C, which is now without any. Holy Name, You are the wealth of it to town." your parishes. We, of the clergy, "I remember now that after I'd The United States has an siiv proud of you. The success of sot out I turned to than!* the gen- nounced it was taking the lead In the Federation is due primarily to tleman who gave me n lift and 'arranging for tariff concessions for the men you have picked as officers wondered where he had Bonn." Japan that would enable her to and eommitteemen, who constantly IIKJII COST OF WAITING build up export markets in the .show their adherence to the high free world. principles'of the Holy Name Pro- "Doesn't it madden you when a r.ralri." L'irl is slow about getting liydy to sjo to dinner with you?" The Secretaries of Defense, La- Hi-v.'")Connolly also announced "Yes, the longer she takes, the bor and the Treasury joined in the appointment of J. Russell hungrier she gets.'1 urging the Senate to vote a Vo'irhj/ks, New Brunswick, to co- .straight, three-year extension. v '" "lJWIiiiite the activities, of the WHY? eotinty federation with the, Som- A hypochondriac on vacation Trabert beats Richardson for erset County group for the forth- sent his psychiatrist a card, say- U. S. tennis title. rorninE joint activity of these inii. ','Am having a fine time. vniups, Mr. Voorhees, organlza- Why?"—The McAnad News, Mc- Last year's price level for coYf.ee Allister, Okla. is back. CARD OF THANKS tion chairman, will act as grand JOHN CMIL SR. marshal for the annual Holy Name Complete and official registrations for December, 1954 and We wish to express our sln- parade for 1955. STRICTLY FRESH ri'i'i' flunks to our relatives, Iri'.nds and neighbors for their pOLlCE in Leicester, England, kind expressions of sympathy, CARD OF THANKS have proof of the "flying sau- January, 1955 (the first two complete months for which comparative their many acts of kindness, EVA DMYTRIW cers" we've been hearing about. the numerous spiritual bou- We wish to express our sin- Pound hundreds of 'em sur- duets and the many floral trib- cere thanks to our relatives, rounding a book titled, "The Fly- utes extended in our recent be- friends and neighbors for their ing Saucers Have Landed." reavement in the sudden death kind expressions of Sympathy, Whole mess was in the wreck of registration figures are available on '55 models) show that... of u dearly beloved husband, spiritual bouquets and beauti- a crockery salesman's station fyUier, grandfather and de- ful lloi-nl tributes extended to wagon. voted brother John Cmil Sr. us in our recent bereavement * * ». We especially wish to thank in the loss of our dearly be- Fellow in New York City the Rev. L. J. Putrick; nuns of loved wife, mother and grand- found he just wasn't suited tor the Order of St. Francis; Al- mother, Eva Dmytriw. burglary. Swiped a neat set of tar boys; student choir of the We especially wish to thank threads, leaving his old suit be- Rev. John Hundiak: Prof. .Jo- hind for police.- In the cast-oft Sucred Heart Church; medical was his picture, name and ad- and nurses staff of the Perth seph Leynarowski; Sisterhood dress. Amboy General Hospital; offi- of the Blessed Virgin Mary; Dr. cials and employees of Scrap George-Miller; Zaporozska Sick Bank in Cleveland, Ohio, add- Metal Dept. of the; U.S.M.R. Society Branch 342; employees ed over $15 million to its savings Co.: Carteret Smelter and Re- of Benjamin Moore and Com- accounts last year by giving pany; Theodore Roosevelt PEOPLE ARE BUYING finery Workers Union Local away an exclusive-recording of No. 837; employees Of the Port Lodge No. 219; Carteret Crafts- Reading Car shop; members of men Club; Middlesex County the General Stefanick Ameri- Pharmaceutical Association; can Slovak Qlub; those who do- pall bearers; Carteret and nated their cars; pall bearers; Woodbridgte Police escort and Carteret Police Escort and the the Synowiecki Funeral Home Bizub Funeral Home for satis- for satisfactory services ren- factory services rendered. dered. Family of the late Michael Dmytriw John Cmil Sr. and Family 55 CHEVROLETS a popular pianist with each new or boosted account. 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PACIFIC FLEET Appears in Recital In a statement whirh left the PATTER OBITUARIES Brief Items Chinese Reds nuesslnn, Admiral BI)SK ROSENBAUM MRS. DOROTHY HEPWORTH Felix B Stump Commander of th* U. S, Pacific Fleet, declared. "If ,A-1-7341 CA-1-4390 r JOHN CMJL, SR. ay In the Orelner Funeral Home of the Week the United States Is willing, we Funeral services for John Cmll, Woodbrldge with Rabbi Samuel can (Wend anything against the [ IM Board Mem- harkey, Mclvln Levttz, Richard Sr., of 43 Pershlng Avenue, took 'ewberger of the Congregation in Carteret Communist." The Admiral did not Parkvlew ftmdel, Carol Paylor. Bernard plncn from the Blzub Funeral dath Israel In Woodbrldge offl- specifically mrntton the Commu» will be held 3uckworth, and Martin and Homo. 54 Wheeler Street, corner iatlng. Interment was In Mt. Zlon nlst-menaced Matsu Islands, how* ftt tne of Sharot Etreet, Wednesday emctery. Maspeth. L. I, In honor of the fifth birthday ,rh 28. 1955. Martha Pedowlcz. ever, but It was understood thai Mihur FJnk. 73 Dan- Judy Leone, 11 Laurel Street, morning at 8:30 A. M. A Requiem of their daughter, Patricia Ann. his "anything" included them, it was feted with a party In honor of High Mass was offered at 9 A. M, RS. EVA DMVTRIW Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kettyle. 96 orders were uiven to protect them. in the Sacred Heart R, C, Church Mrs, Eva Dmytriw, 129 Longfel- Edgar Street entertained at a 1 St .,,v;in aurlcultural her 4th birthday March 22. Guests Mil""1 iresent were: Henry and Louis at, which Rev. L. J. Petrlck was )W Street, died Saturday morning party In their home. .,,111'SPX County, and JET TANKERS prill I'" I nip faculty of the aglnaro, Richard arernberc. celebrant. Interment was In the t the Runway Memorial Hospital. family plot. ihe was a resident of Carteret for The Air Force Is said to be buy^ (•lllf.Ke of Rutgers Henry Peterson, John Barbnrczak! Carteret Chapter. Order of ,11 iiddi'Mn the April Angela Holland, Qlnnle Fallack, Pallbearers were John Kudala, he past 45 years. She was a com-•Eastern gtar will elect officers at ing a 20-pliuip fieri of swift, high* ,,l thr Carteret Park- ,nd Peggy Tlerney. Andrew Clzma, John Mlhalko, Jo- mnlcant of St. Demetrius' Its next meeting, April 4 in Odd ftyinK jet tanker planes at a cost hi"" ,,.',•., Association. His Happy birthday to Jennie Mat- seph Kite, Michael Walko and Mi- Ikralnian Orthodox Church. She Fellows Hall. of approximately $700,000000, to l,;nvns and Land- teratto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. chael Stefura. lso belongfcl to St, Ann's Auxil- be used to refuel in midair Its iry and the Ukrainian National bombers and fighters. MIchaeK Matterazzo of 35 Birch Members 6t the General Stefan- Catholic Daughters of St, Ick America nSlovBk Citizen Club Association. She is survived by her ship diive for the 3treet who was 5 years old March Mary's Church will hold Hie next ADVERTISEMENT !lll paid their respects in a body uisband, Michael; a son, Nich- !3. food sale, Friday,' April 1. ,|;ui'\v Taxpayers As- Tuesday evenlnu at 8 P. M. He was ilas; a daughter, Mrs. Michael ,1,11 open- Member - Brian Schnorrbusch «f 100 Dan- el Street celebrated his 10th birth- one of the organizers of the Gen-, Dregor, and three grandchildren, .1 no prr house. Mem- Girl Scout Troop 3. sponsored Going Someplace? lay March 11. eral Stefanlck American-Slovak ill Carteret.. l ,.,ii.itli's any member by the Magyar Reformed Church Robert Schnorrbusch was 15 Citizen Club which was chartered The funsral was held Tuesday i,,,i,l to participate in In 1935. morning from the Synowieckl will hold Its Court of Honor I tlir i offered- Please con- ears old March 22nd, Happy IRAVELI Birthday! Mr: CmiLdled Sunday in the Funeral Home, 46 Atlantic Street. April 18. ,'.:<• in- Mr. Sharlcey for Services were conducted at St. tM: Mrs. Al Wechter and Mrs. Ed Perth Amboy General Hospital ALK J I'iirils. Demetrius' Ukrainian Orthodox ADVERTISEMENT lenior: Miller held a Round Robin from n fractured skull suffered i iiiuiy of purpose re- Wednesday eveninK at 32 Laurel Saturday night in a fall at hi Church with Rev. John Hundiak m advantages to Illv Street. Proceeds were for the bene- home. officiating. Interment was In Hong Komi. Kowloon side, , number of the com-fit of the United Hebrew Sister- Bom in Lansford, Pa,, he had Cloverleaf Memorial Park, Wood- beautiful splits flying in low ,1:,, creates a spirit hood. Quests attending were: Mrs. lived In Perth Amboy for ten years biidse. Bearers were Andrew Ha- FEMININE over the hills and what an ex- .,,,,1 which is so vital Helen Moskowltz. Mrs, Doris Zoy- prior to moving to this borough madyk, Nicholas Kira, Harry citing and exotic City. Rickshas, • i in way of life, her, Mrs, Alice Wall, Mrs. Don- twenty-two years ago. He had been Shumny. Nicholas Shumansky, T LATTERY minRled with double decker I Ai,k,>r of 60 Syca- Wasyl Dumansky, and Walter buses and girls with skirts silt Jd Schwartz, Mrs. Lee Siegfried, BUDDING STAR: Catherine Terebetsky, 42 Harris Street, ap- employed by the U. S. Metals Re- t ',. p.irkviow Chairman fining Company here for the pas King. by up to their thighs casually BIO • Mrs. Violet Levy, Mrs. S. Baimn, prarrd in a recital "Preview of Our TV" Stars presented by the ,-.,,•, r driVe which is Mrs. Sam Rosenbaum, Mrs. Lou Artist Guild of America at Palm Garden, New York. Attending 22 years and was a member • Bordcn's' shopping on the streets. Shop DAVID McALISTER • '• .April 1st. Volun- Porter, Mrs. Adele Marcus, Mrs from here were Mr. and Mrs. S. Terebetsky and son Steven Jr., Sacred Heart R. C. Church. SURPRISE CENTER after shop of beautiful mer- CARTERET — David McAllis- V,.,: -to-door soliciting eggy Katz, and Mrs. Marna lliehard Terebetsky and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kunak. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 84 MAIN ST. WOODBRinOK chandise from all over the world. ii! rdrd. Please call Oreenberg. Fetura Cmll, Czechoslovakia; three ter, 13 Bergen Street, died at Up by train to Victoria Peak sons, John, Jr., this borough, Jo- Roosevelt Hospital Sunday. He was How does YOUR home shape I tin lor further de- Mrs. Betty Barna of 119 Haca- to view the harbor and over to .ouis Resko, 190 Randolph Street, seph and Cyril, Czechoslovakia; an employe of the Armour Fer- up for Easter? Docs It sparkle Aberdeln fishing village for a man Street was hostess for a mer- with the new gaiety of Spring- ,'. mimbcrship com- t the Elizabeth General Hospital, daughter, Mrs. Ruzena Prepilk tilizer Company here and a mem- meal at one of the famous floftti 1 chandise demonstration March 18. time? If It doesn't, if It looks • :,.• i .AL. consists of Elizabeth. Mrs. Resko Is the former Czechoslovakia; five grandchil ber of the Church of God and Ing restaurants. Thru the ta- Attending were: Mrs, Joan "oh, so dull" and Just the "same ;..: men: Mr. Wallle )oris Riedel. dren; five sisters, Mrs. Mar; Christ of Perth Amboy. mous and fabulous home and. Cregge, Mrs. Dorothy Barna, Mrs. as ever" Pep Up! BrlRhten ii,'l street, Mr, Sam Stefancik, Mrs. Anna Hricek, Mrs Surviving are his wife, Lillie; gardens of the Tiger Balm mag- Ellen Carle, Mrs. Vivian Grosky, Daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. that home of yours from Bath- i sii cot. Mr. Harry Mary Lukach, Mrs. Elizabeth HI nine daughters, Mrs, Payton Tay- nate and then over the Repulse It It.! Mrs. Renee Barmr' and Mrs. Dor- Stanley Majdzin, 62 Ash Street, room to Living Room! You can Bit rh Street, Mr iak and Mrs. Susan Strunak, i lor, Mrs. Samuel Mitchell, Mrs. Bay. othey Hcpworth. at the Elizabeth General Hospital, do it In jig time and for so little, ,ii Daniel Street, Mr Czechoslovakia, and a brother, M Hura Johnson, Mrs. Edward Took a ferry and then a hi,i/7.o, 35 Birch Mr. and Mrs. Schnorrbusch of March 22. Mrs. Majdzin is the chael, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathis, Mrs. James Burch and too. 100 Daniel Street announce the former Marion Randolph. steamer to visit Macao, "The i.iiinas Douglas, 42 Son born to Mr. and Mrs Miss Norma McAllister, all of this Take your Bathroom for ex- engagement of their daughter, Portuguese City of Sin," and .mil Mr. John Abat- Thomas Lawlor, 99 Washington borough, Mrs, Leroy Rodgers, Mrs. ample: A high-tufted, brilliant- Lorraine, to Richard Bradley of JACOB M, CARPENTER drove to the archway which ,:,!i SLrcet, who Is Avenue at the Rahway Memorial Charles Jones and Mrs. Thomas s-colored toilet seat cover, Its separates this peninsula from Newmarket. CARTERET—Jacob M. Carpen- Jones, all Perth Amboy; three sons, .!,nt of the organ- Hospital. Mrs. Lawlor Is the for- companion rug on the floor, and Red China, We didn't linger Tony Cascella, 8-year-old son of mer Violet Kovacs. , Your Garden ter, 72 Roosevelt Avenue, died John, Perth Amboy, William oX Ja- .himmeiinR new shower cur- tion Mr. and Airs. Anthony Cascella, Monday In the Perth Amboy Gen- here very tong though. n\> to Mr. and Mrs. maica, L. I., and James of this tains with matching window ton::.'1 98 Sycamore Street was treated by eral Hospital after a brief illness. Sampans and junks fill the , 49 Lcber Avenue, Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs, borough; 18 grandchildren; two drape, all will work miracles! Itor " the First Aid S<|uad after he fell This Week He was the husband of the late rivers and the women do heavy ..; Bi'tly Lynn born Alexander Lovas, 104 Hermann brothers, the Rev. John McAllister, Why, you'll wonder whether It's from his bike. Mrs. Ann Carpenter and was a Savannah, Ga., and Ruben, Rah- work on the boats, on the roads • v also have a son, Avenue at the Rahway Memorial , By Charles H. Connors - the same room! 1 Incidentally, a note of nppre- member of the Congregation of way, and one sistar, Mrs. Mamie and in construction work right' - :;!ii\ 2 years of age, Hospital. Mrs. Lovas is the for Butren University, the State And in the Kitchen—a won- clatlon to the volunteers of the Loving Justice. Ayers, Botham, Ala. along with the men. ' ID Mr. and Mrs. mer Mildred De Popolo. University of New Jersey derful new Idea for that "dif- First Aid Squad for the efficient t Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. If you want any travel Infor- IA ki. 96 Hickory Funeral services were held ferent" look Is the Awning type emergency service they perform. Lewis Lehrer, Metuchen; two sons, mation or reservations while I'm-' r i hi' proud parents Son born to Mr. and Mrs. David Wednesday afternoon at the curtain over a large window- 1 Mrs. Mary Hermann of 61 Mul- Samuel, Woodbridge, and Abra- away be sure to call our office. - T;.iTcsa. born March Vosburg, 26 Dalbert Street at the Insect control In the garden is Church of God and Christ, w,ith only this time, the awning is berry Street Is seriously ill after Rahway Memorial Hospital. Mrs. ham, this borough; a sister, Mrs; the Rev. Andrew Jackson offici- Our staff of trained, capable, a necessary though sometimes un- INSIDE the Kitchen! suffering a stroke. Goldle Weiner, Brooklyn, and six ating. Interment was in Rosehill assistants are only too happy to Hubert Carpente Vosburg is the former Lois Stead Of'course you can't possibly Johnny and Barbara Hanscn of pleasant job. Perhaps tasks like grandchildren. Cemetery, Linden. Bearers were serveyou. , si reft held I birth- forget that Living Room. But 78 Daniel Street are now oft the Daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs.these make us appreciate the final Funeral services were held Tues- Henry and James Burch, Joseph Best to all! iniior of their son now you can make gorgeous sick list. Clarence Sheridan, 24 Orchard results in our gardens. Hatchett, Warren Jackson, James K who was 5 years new draperies of fade-free fab- Mr. John Abatemarco, 33 Birch Street, at the Perth Amboy Gen Dunn and Walter McNeill. ii'Miit were: Nicky Certain insects are best con- yellow spots and perhaps drop rics so easily, and without the Street has been appointed cam- eral Hospital. trolled during the dormant season I..;//:IIO. .ludy.Debra early, stems may be slate-gray and need for lintags, either. paign manaRer for Gcza Horvath because scale insects form a pro- in:ia, Linda Brat)d- rough because of the presence of HEAR Just come to BORDEN' ard Mike Pusillo who are runniiiR Daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs tective coatins that resists sum- MARGARETTEN C'.i.vscelln. Kevl George Sabol, 28 Edwin Street, al the female form scale insects. Or SURPRISE CENTER. 84 Main for the council on the Republican mer strength sprays. By spraying the under surface of the leaves Street, Woodbrldge. Let us Help ticket in the primary election the Perth Amboy General Hospi when leaves are off, or, in the case HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TRAVEL AGENCY tal. and the stems may be almost cov- you with your Spring Pep-u scheduled (or April 19th. of evergreens, when leaves are ered with the elongated chalky- Campaign. Your home will giv> 216 HOBART STREET Daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs relatively inactive, we can use ma- white male form. HEALS you new-found pleasure, PERTH AMBOY terials that are many timps COLLEGES Edward Mathis, 13 Bergen Stree This Is euonymous scale. In case WOR 710 KC. 1:15 P, Itf. Sunday really successful Easter. Telephone HI 2-0900 stronger than is possible in sum- ( infestations, prune out r. H. I! Zalewski The establishment of hundreds at the Perth Amboy General Hps 0 severe mer. 1 first the most heavily incrusted of publicly-supported two and pital. t Leaves of euonymous, bitter- four-year colleges, near enough to iarts. . Daughter, born to Mr. and Mr sweet or pachysandra may have the high school •graduate for com- Oystershell scale may attack a MOLDED ItVIS I.WMINED muting, has been proposed as the ide range of plants Including li- FASHIONS Greatest Pre-Easter only feasible way to handle the ICB, roses, and shrub dogwoods rising college enrollment, expected :1th colored twigs. Other scale to more than double in th" next nsects attack junipers—commonly ll;sius<; AVENUE fifteen years. called cedars—pines, maples, pop- lars and fruit trees. MMI-RKT 1-7608 Elsenhower links belief in God Spray to control scale insects to Americanism. vlth a misclble or an emulsified oil ihat you can buy at garden sup- If you're ily houses. Dilute it according to he directions on the package, One exception should be noted. WHEN YOU BUY DIRECT \Tlll\K YOU... reaching for (unlpers with long needles that brm a little cup where the leaf FROM-THE-FACTORY! primi >iilnn kalz . , , . for your respoiiM1 in olns the twig (Juniperup Commu- lis, J'. stricta excelsa, etc.) should COATS i;: t>ui (.ruiul Opening a huge success... ejprayed with winter strength $ lme sulfur, as the oil may collect ,n the cups and cause burning. i-'Miiimie to bring, you the Newest in Sliraying old-fashioned snow- 29" iall with an oil in winter, lessens hi*. I'atUiiiH, and (Colors .... ready I to curling of leaves and twisting of m* in anv shoe needs. save regularly twigs, caused by aphlds. The spray kills many of the eggs. 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Caught in a firithh Draft Fleisher to Play at Finn Un {MIy superior photography on l:irid, Foundation piano series sen iind below the water. It, 1ms Rococo Ensemble Mosque Theater, Newark, 4| ilnne Russell as Its star HS the wife P. M. Sunday will Introduce , of Richard Eagen, who is torn be- able addition to the Rrent tween his love of gold and his love To Give Concert who have appeared In this of his wife. Plctorially, the picture in the person of Leon FUMSI Is uncommonly fasclnfltiriK, efipi'- NRWARK — The Rococo En- A pianist of rare artistry , rlnliy when the cameras are Uiken can by birth, Flelsher, a tew under water where Gilbert Roland consisting of four out- ago, captured one of the « mcl Richard Eagen are searching . inndliuj musical artiste, will ap- of pianoforte prizes, the li,, for treasure on a sunken ship. They pear in the next chamber music tlonnl Musical Competition mid the, star and others in the cast nncert of the Griffith Music sored by Queen Elizabeth spend a great deal of their time glum. In this, compi!titiiin. equipped with flippers and cither Foundation in Griffith auditorium most talented younger pin i id ni'coutrcments of the so-cnllcd on Thursday evening, March 31, America and twenty-sfvml frogmen, and they are indeed at 8:30. The artists are Robert countries of the world partnJ something to watch. The action Conant, harpsichord; Gabriel Ba- The Judges were musical PX, --most of which is'filmed at Silver the caliber of Artur Ruin Springs, In Florida—is first rate. nat. violin; Paul Doktor, viola, and Robert Casadesus and Michael, KrasnopolsXy, doublt Mtit lip'tvds ftd<1 plensurp to any Downes. Flelsher came off «j| bass, All four comprise a unique first prize and his careci mi «1, < Vilnin broads just sewn t° WHITE FEATHER" hi'lnii(c witli rcrtnin foorf.i, (ilve group formed to present familiar then has been notably sum your vojfotaVilf disheH the perffxl While there are a number of companion by serving piping hot lopular actors In this film, the real as well as rarely played musical In recent years he has I DR. MARY BUNTING his time between this coum golden cornstlcks with them, star of the production is Lucien masterpieces. r Europe and has steadily v:,j (18 CortiHtirk*) NEW BRUN9WI0K — Dr. photography. Ballard's scenes of Conant has given numerous artistry and maturity into a, 2 o

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•224 South Second Street Perth Amboy in Off Mwhet Street. Ovv. Central Jersey fluuibin* Su^ly Co. (Neur tl». Nrw White UUnwnd) 'KIDA'i i .l.i s/ /oes anrf //o/j Family Junior League Recreation Champs Men's Club Wins Men's Club Champs of Sr. Win Out in Cage Tourney Playoff Opener Loop; Beat Holy Family Two Carteret, plnlrr, i(KT a 3 CARTERET Hall the ni>w night at the hl"h nrliool court. , ,„,.(! victorious and the Slower, 0 0 By 61-4S Score champions. The Men's cltib nl.io took Tuesday ,.,l by the wayside in The ."irst Presbyterian Men'-- nlKht's name. rmiiid of the Middle- Totnls ,.. 21 13 C.'ARTEFiET - In the first, some Club became the 1955 champions The winners had a 29 to 25 lead ,: |inrochlal School bas- Score by prrlod.s: of the Senior basketball league by at the half, but showed their best mcnt. St. Joseph's Holy Family 4 of the Senior League playofTs. the ,,,,-nn 3 10 14-31 defeating the Holy Pamtll five, «5 j play In the second half Howie Ro- , (Ho trimmed St. Ce-: St. Michaels 8 12 14 21 First Presbyterian Men's Club cl«- 55 fpoiwl Holy Family by a ei to 48 lo 49. In the second stnildht fuime jjelle and Ray Wima were the big !!"•• ,| 35 to 10, while the ST. JOSEPH'S M in sonro Tuesday nluht at the hi1!.' 1 week at the local gym. • 0 MICHAEL'S Sudman, f 0 Myi-rs 8 Q Szpak was high man with 12 Walsh, f . ...y o Elliott , 0 Totals 23 19 65 6 points. HOLY FAMILY Reynolds, c o Kov n 1 3 4 11 The box score: Q P B'man, g .... 2 SlOHIl 0 ... 3 7 JUNIOR LEAGUE IS J Kenney, g 0 Flchalski 0 P«nkuU « , .. 2 6 CARTERET Molczan, f 2 4 K'mlnaki, g .. 1 OnilHh 0 Osborn, g .. E. Webber, c 3 10 ' 0 a Wassy', c 4 10 i Quzzo, g 1 Tofnls 33 15 01 HOLY FAMILY Hall Zabel, g 10 The Warriors who clipped the <'lmii|iionslii|> in t'ic Junior I.onpuc. Top rim—Ifft to riclit-lNibert Rohaly 0 Rrr (iirls V All 4 2 10 P J. Webber, ( Horvatli, Dennis Yarchoski, Rnnnlil S/puk mid (ouch l.ou Knmlrik. Hottum How—Andrnv Fed- a Carmlchael Score by periods: Penkul 3 1 Ilim, captain, Francis M:il;i\vili:ts, Jui> I,a ho/:'. Missing from tlip iiicturc is Krnir Unduly. Yarcheskl Totals 19 11 49 St, Joseph's 15 Wassy 3 3 Stars Score Over 7—35 Karvewskl Score by halves: St. Cecelia's 4 0-10 Zabel 2 0 Semenza Men's Club 29 36—65 Referees: Wukovets and Carney. Weber 0 1 Holy Family 25 24—49 W. Kend 7 3 field by 11-6 HOLY FAMILY Girls Class A Rec Champions Referee — Palinkas: Umpire — Tamovi 1 0 Horvath ..-!— G Kosty Wiegolinskl. r The Carteret Menchlse. f Molczan 2 4 ,i,,-ls "B" All Stars S'nowskl, f 19 12 50 Totals 18 12 48 Totals WINFIELD Sabo's Sport Shop M(mdi,y night with a ^ 1st Pres 36 25—81 .tin!' Winfleld, 14 to j'betskl. c Holy Family 21 27—48 O Holds 7Vi Came Lead Huvder 4 .•.f iiiiirnln. Hammorski, Wisnlewakl 1 CARTERET — Sabo's Sport .ii :irls took an early Patrick K 0 I League Leaders Sweep Gallagher Shop won two games from tlie Krause setting Kialus, i; Delzer 0 ,,i were never headed, Green Lantern to hold Its big lead , Smelter in USMR Loop Leszczak 2 i I i lit points to lead Totals Sweeney, ... 2 in the Carteret City Bowling OUR I.AbV OF PEACE i CARTERET — The Mechanics 2 League this week. IARTERET Schmidt''... G F Resrcation Dept. with Director No. 2, and the Yard were the only The second place Brown's In- a Kayla, f 4 0 Dan Semenza and his assistants three-game winners in this week s Totals 11 15 surance copped two games from Borai, f 3 1 Don Elliott and Manchy Campbell Sltar's Market to remain in second o mutches in the U.S.M.R. interde- Curteret .... 6 21 16- Onder. c 2 0 very busy these days keeping the Wlnneld 6 10 4> 17-37 position.—7''* gpmes behind. ? Knfycki, g . 3 '0 Carteret youngsters occupied all i purtment bowling league. The Me- 2 K'kovich, g . • 11 the time. On Saturday, at the Na- chanics No, 2 are concurrently 0 than Hale school, nearly 500 Boys leading the league race. 4 Totals 13 2 28 ind Girls, filled the school in the The Mechanics swept the Smel- 2 0 Score by periods: first of a 12 week course of "Learn ter in three games, while the Yard LeVs Go Bowling! 0 1 Holy Family 12 14 8-43 to Dance." The project is under took three from the Silver. 0 rtucTy of Peaut C 4 "8—28 fliratre-ftion'bf Mrs. Symchik and The summaries follow: JOHN OUR 0 her 2 helpers. Mechanics No. 2 867 806 893 0 Smelter 692 764 717 o Mechanics ISo. !i Pinners The dnndny program Is placed 0 into 2 classes, beginners and ad- Yard 759 808 869 SPRING LEAGUES 0 vance course. The next lesson is Silver 749 792 765 o Sweep Ijiboratory in !l 954 902 818 0 tomorrow, from 1.00 P. M. to 5:00 Main Offlce 0 Tank .House 853 849 818 Five-Man Teams and Mixed Teams -; 0 .. CARTERET — The Mechanics P. M. No. 3 pinners, with Teddy Barun- Casting 848 869 886 WINFIELD Last Monday some hundreds of Mechanics No. 3 732 88S 793 p rauk knocking out scores of 226 youngsters poured into the High Call WO 8-9249 or stop in at a Q and 214 in the last two games, had Laboratory 758 775 789 o school gym to watch a triple bas- Lead Burners 719 764 821 0 a comparatively easy time defeat- ketball header arranged by the o 0 Ing the Laboratory in three Sheeters 715 193 770 . "0 Recreation Dept. In the 1st game Q straight games. BOWL-MOR LANES . 0 Carteret Girls B team beat the The WIld-Kats who captured the title in the Girls Class A Recrea- Learning Is found to be In low 3 „ The Mechanics No. 1 team also Winfleld B team 14-6. Some of tion League. Stiimlinc—left to right—Alice Melendon, Katherinc 453 Amboy Avenue Woodbridge . 0 had~a bis field day, taking three these Girls played for the 1st time Yaros, Bertha Johnson. Kneelinc—left'to right—Helen Hatala, esteem in America, .. 0 0 straight games from the Yard keg- aRainst an outside-team. Crowd Joan Skltka, Mary Ann Strockman. Missing froni the' jlMure otlwi ^iDiiiiiuiiiiaiiiiiiiiiniBiKiiiiiiiiiBiiuiiiiiiiidiiinii,iitiB iiiiiiiBiiiiiiiHiiu lers Tne ' three-game gets b!« kick seeing a Winfleld are Joyce Kent and Dolores Rozelle. 3 0 6 winner was the Silver department flayer score a basket for Carteret. which swept the Sheeters. In the 2nd game of the evening, 4 3 3—14 NEW ISSUE 0 3 3~ S V. S. M. R. CO. Coach Green's Gems lost a tough Mech. No. 3 859 867 821 game to the Winfleld team 27-25. Laboratory 784 767 723The oddity of the game being a •(.ii/»r I ictones Mark Meeh. No 2 986 851 890basket scored for Winfield by a PEAKING .... . „. . CastinB 839 851 8B0Carteret girl , . . The starring role 2,000,090 SWH lloultiiji In lUy Loop Tank House 816 851 880being played by Joyce Kent, who . 'Tank House 816 848 835 ad her brother Bobby Kent cheer- ABOUT SPORTS |IA-:!;I:T -Two-game vie- uad Burners 806 880 737 s on and giving her timely tips II order in the Carteret Main offlce 830 856. 847 . . Joyce scored 15 points to get by M«?« (iiinpetition last week, smelter 910 831 88? coring honors. GREEN MOUNTAIN t shop took a pair gn 805 752 782 Coach Dougy King is a busy guy these days. With ver The final game being between Lantern, Brown's In'- Sheeters 658 582 768 'icd two over Sltar's 658 582 768 he Carteret Junior All Stars and-j only six lettermen returning to the fold this year, he Junior team from Winfleld won Tavern beat the Pal- 763 757 732 URANIUM CORPORATION Yard iy Carteret by a, score of 50-37, is faced with the difficult task of fashioning out a Mech. No. i 837 809 871 follow: Vinfield led "a half time 16-13 but baseball team to represent Carteret during the rapidly 839 803 926 strong 3rd quarter won the game COMMON STOCK 868 752 750 WELL- WELL! or Carteret. approaching season which opens April 14 with High- Rec Dept. dots fine job In sched- 800 856 77Ji TULA, Okla.—This years dog land Park, away from home. The lettermen include •Shi)|) 793 875 888 license tugs, being Issued by the iling these games, It keeps hun- 781 854 789 city, are shaped like a fire hy- reds of youngsters oH the streets catcher Bobby Kent; third basemen Ronnie Helley, 857 716 734 drant. nd out of mischief. On Tuesday evening, the Senior left fleld^r Richtd.Merelo, right fielder, Julius Weber, Price 15 Cents per Share eague playoff, with the Men's 'resbyterian, winners of 1st half inflelder Walt ^(Wdhtjll -anil pitcher Teddy Mortsea. meeting the winners of the 2nd lalf, the'Holy Family team who The track team, coached by Wes Spewak, also have Edition of The Official BASEBALL GUIDE re the defending Champs. Pies a busy campaign, with eleven meets scheduled for the jeatinu the Holy Family 61-48. This Company was formed to explore, develop and op- Manager Artie Meyers higs scorer coming season, The trackslers will open with a meet IN CONSTANT USl BY SPORTS ANNOUNCtUS, with 19 points. erate Uranium mining properties. The Company is now WHITlkS, CLUB OFFICIALS AND fANS Wed. Presbyterian wias cham- with Perth Amboy on May 5, ' i " ' Thli book if aulhoriitd by Ford Frick, Commiuiww of ionship beating Holy Family 65- in the exploratory stage. v ; B^iaboll, pnd fhi i>r«iid«nu of th* Iwo major l«ogu«t, 1. Roselle scores 21 points and Bowling is slowly winding up its winter season, with No bowball book offtn luch c«npl«l» up-lodou Inlor- Wizna scores 19 points. mallM M ovtroa All Little Leaguers: the present rule. The change in rule on Jump ball, instead of start Fords, 43 to 28. We hope both Carteret teams go far 1 2xehang« PI., Jcrity City 2, N. J. DEIawtwS-Wl in| cldck from' tfcte time it,- leaves in the tourney. j A', •','';'" «f Play Ball will soon toe echoed. You "LITTLE the official hands, time will be in . 1(h ' future basebkll stars of tomorrow, can be assured Despite the fact that he was pretty1 well bottled up '"•' '•'iwpment at JAGT8. after the baH been legally tappec by one Of the Jumpers-. ...•'• in the state tourney game, Bonnie Helley, Carlerel's I'II'K ,"^oms' bau' WK etc. wilL .fee [mf4 M XW - Hitjh selwel bagtball tfjuad Tltut lend me i free copy of tht Offering eirculu rdtdnitn •jj l'""Aayt-TDu"mu8i'have the shoes and gloves.- waiting for warmer weather in or leactlng sharpshooter, was named to several all-county der to go outdoors ... teams and received recognition as honorable mention TAIN URANIUM CORPO«ATION. I ,."' ul JAG'», teel confident that we can supply you with 111 Any giri in the grade schools on a number of state selections. Helley is the first Car- sieve and shoes for you. wishing to try out for soft bal ,, ' tl;1Vl' a wonderful stock of baseball gloves over 500, should make an effort to be pres teret athlete to .top the 1,000 mark in scoring in bas- •" •'•-•'""•e you that we can suit you, ent on Saturday morning at th Nun* Columbus school field, at 10:0' ketball. [u browse ^iiai'' i!" , around before the season gets started. A. M. mt'th's over US.M.R. in a mild Aiitm '"wlt will hold your Items for you. P.B.A. vaudeville show on Sun Babies Furniture Hits upset. day evening. A free matinee fo lhlr P T De Bella Const 41 43 Ing the. chorus. Paul Plutta sans ered the worst period of parole. Greenbrr;,' 3 0 6 of revenue above that amo| Roosevelt Bar 26 58 "Danny Boy," accompanied by As another feature, R.C.A. will Bozzelle 1 0 2 "We want to get some work the three , running trncks 1 BllvercuBlp p Brear d 17 67 the girls' chorus of the fourth install a Hi Fidelity recording ays McGlnlry 1 0 2 out of these people who are fed Camden. Oceanport and AtJ V A. C. Co 10 74 grades. The program came to a tern in gymnasium and recorded Yaros 0 0 0 close with Mrs. Ann WlelKolin- music wM be pluyui during thj by the State, cared for by the tic City pay 7 per cent n( Tempa 0 0 0 Results State and guarded by the State," first $40,000 revenue and i Hill Bowl over Silvcrcup Bread; ski's third grade class present- dinner hour. J i Toth 0 0 0 said the Governor. "Unless they cent above that amount. Makwlnskl Builders over A. A. C. ing "McNamava's Band" with Ron- Door prizes and souvenirs fer nil Kasnow.skl 0 0 have something to do Idleness Harness track operators 0 Co. ald Skocypec as soloist, McNa- in attendance will be provided by Czajkowski gets them Into trouble. We cer- 0 0 0 2-Game Winners: G.A.T.X. ovei mara and John Markowitz as Arnold E. Llnton, plant manager, tain 18 per cent of bets tainly are not going to send J. Kent 8 3 15 Hernandez Const.; Bellak's over Uncle Julius. The band consisted I and V. H. Wood, personnel man- "breakage," which comprise Hatala 0 0 0 Waznee Taxern; Olu's Cities Serv- of the entire class of Mrs. Wiel- ager, at the RCA. Avenel, Plant people out to honor camps who odd pennies not paid to have a record of robberies, or ice over Roosevelt Bar; De Bella gollnskl. The invocation will be given by while running tracks retm Totals 11 3 25 Construction over Ukes Men's Rev. Charles S. MuKenzle, oi burglaries or who are sex of- per c«nt and turn the "Bi .fenders. Convicts selected will age" over to the State Treas, Club; West Carteret Esso over CONGRESSIONAL PENSIONS the Avenel Presbyterian Church. WINFIELD FO F T not endanger the lives of people Th* difference In track pa Benj. Moore. The $7,500 annual pay raise The Industrial Management yra Daley . 0 0 0 in the neighborhood of the work Honor Roll which Congress voted its members Club of Perth Amboy and vanity to the State reflects lc Tooker 3 0 6 camps,' , M. Bodnar 167 211 238—614 recently is said to add $5,625 a year includes 14 of the major plants policy, based probably on Patten 0 0 0 R. Crooks 229 to maximum congressional pension in this area in its membership and At the present time, such re- fact that attendance' at !i,i: Ebery .. 2 1 5 A. Seca 202 benefits. The maximum payment Is affiliated with the National habilitation work camps are un- races Is not as great as Yecenda . 0 0 0 T. Ackalewicz 210 goes only to those who complete 30 Council of Industrial Management derway at Stokes State Forest running tracks, ths Gov" Mary 6 1 13 Photo cards are especially nice for occasions such as weddlnt A. Kaczur ... 220 years or more of congressional Clubs In the United States with or- in Sussex County and at Belle- said. V Longstaff .. 1 1 3 anniversary open houses, when invitations UStially arc sent S. Mroczek ... 203 service and would amount to $16,- ganizations in 152 cities. The local plain State Forest In Cumber- Medical College Status In quantity. 875 a year under the new pay S. Hayduk ... 224 club is affiliated also with the land and Cape May counties. A Oovernor Meyner also told| Totals 12 3 27 201 scale, The top pension any mem- Perth Amboy YMCA. One of the B. Koby Legislative Commission on editors that any revival n[ Oems 3 10 4--25 F. Makwimkl 205 Photo Cards Have Many Uses ber could draw under the salary major objectives of its program Is movement for a State M scale In effect when the present Lesser Offenders is studying Winfield 5 U 9—27 I. De Bella .... 204 We're all familiar with the pho- They are excellent for saying to promote better human rela- School and Dental c Congress convened was $11,250. tions In industry through educi what to do about providing simi- J. Lesky 200 tographic Christmas card, You thank you on occasions such as which was defeated at a tlon, better supervision, fellow- lar work for Inmates of county A. Vernachio .. 203 know how nice they are, both to for extending endum last November, graduation ship, and the application of the jails, the Governor said. The Mixed Five Sweeps send and to receive. That's why greetings at Eastertlme ... for Mail order and chain store sales come from the public ,ir. i rose In January. Golden Rule of Industry. projects were recently criticised Copper Works Bowlers " Chomidti we think it Is a good idea to adapt invitations to parties and open when one of tht prisoners es- medical and dental assocunl them for use on other occasions houses, If you are moving, It's a caped from Stokes State Forest Future construction of throughout the year on which you fine way to not only spread the Phone CARTERET^ — The Mixed Fve Rolls 300 Game in a State-owned truck. across the DPI.I want to say the same thing to at word of your new address, but to Carterel league leaders hod an easy time RITZ THEATRE Our Voting Machine* be contrary CARTERET — John (Zlggy) least ten people, in a personal and show people where you live as lal relations b taking three names from the Cop- WASHINGTON AVENUE. CARMRET, NC J. Chomicki, brother of Hank, who original way. well. It's a simple matter to take In the statewide movement laware River Pice Br| per Works team in the Women's is secretary of the Middlesex install voting machines in Industrial Bowling League last Your photofinisher does all the a snapshot of the house whether NOW ALL FEATURES SHOWN ON OUR NEW WIDE SCREEN >mmlsslon antt Its bond .. County Bowling Association, en- counties, Governor Meyner de week. Koo.s No. 1 also won three work for you—all you have to do it is new—or just new to you— 'ers, the Oovernor declared! tered the bowline hall of fame LAST TWO DAYS — FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAR. 25, 26 "Vared that such installation will 1 from Warner A. A. Is pick out the picture you'd like and have it printed on a card. answer to a question, He v this week when he rolled a per- — CINEMASCOPE — not be a reflection on the char- to use and he'll print it for you You'll want to select a picture has never approved of The leuilUf lenders hit three bipt fect 300 game at the Academy acter of the members of election on the standard AVA X 5'/2 Inch appropriate to the occasion, of legislation "but we havr . scores of 752, 805 and 831, which Alleys. "THE SILVER CHALICE" boards. He said 80 per cent of card, leaving room for your mes- course, but that shouldn't be diffi- must abide by It." for a women's league, arc pretty Ziggy, U seems, hadn't bowled the people of New. Jersey now sage. Many photoflnishers have cult. A wedding thank-you •will Virginia Mayo - Pier'Angeli - Jack Palance As to the scheduled p,i\ good scores. for years but he recently took up use voting machines. The Gov- facilities which would enable them bear the picture of the newly- CARTOON SELECTED SHORTS^ of a $5,000 a year adviimx WOMEN'S INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE the sport part time. Although ernor praised the bil lunder con- ;o print the message you wish on weds In their bridal finery. The ary In 1956 for all Spiiaio: this isn't official, it Is believed sideration by the Legislature set- Copper Works 646 697 738 that -this is the first 300 game the card. If yours does not, you graduate's expression of apprecia- SATURDAY SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE AT 1:15 Assemblymen, Governor M>. ting up a State fund from which Mixed Five , 752 805 831 ever rolled at the Chrome Alleys. can take the card to a printer or tion will have a picture of bhe boy declared both the 'senr™ SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 28, 29 counties could borrow k> finance Agrieo 643 601 673 Over 20 years ago a score of 299 write your greeting in long hand, or girl in cap and gown. cTease from $3,000 this yr.i Koos No. 2 623 620 652 Audie Murphy " purchase of voting machines at was rolled. if you wish. —John Van Guilder A the payment on the first :: Mari Blanchard three, per cent interest. He said Warner A. A. 599 596 635 the session, are preroR;u;u« wlth Koos No. 1 . 633 626 649 S the State can borrow money at UNLESS YOU'RE CAREFUL POOR FATHER CHEAPEST WAY OUT the Legislature and he "Define the difference between Elroy Hlrsch "Mama, what becomes of a car Color by Technicolor to discuss the subjects "results" and "consequences," read "How much for this big dog?" Barbara Hale when "it gets too old to run any a question in a school examination "Five pounds." MONDAY "SEA SPRAY" UINNKRVVARF, TO THE LADIES ISEUNN J more?" - LOUISA'S LETTER - paper. "For this smaller one?" ISELIN MET. 6-1279 • jn'l'l :1 :1 WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 31, APRIL 1, Z Dear Louisa: The best answer came from a "Why somebody sells it to your "Five pounds." • —•— 111'] "For this smaller one?" I am Uenty-onc and was mar- bright youngster, who wrote: "Re- father, dear, as a used car, as good Doris Day — Frank Sinatra. NOW THRU SATURDAY "Ten pounds." ried but my in-laws parted us. I sults are what you expect, conse- as new." "For this tiny one?" • Grace Kelly FRIDAY & SATUtliAYj had a child by my first husband quences are what you get." "YOUNG AT HEART" and I was so young that my mother Leaders of government, industry "Fifteen pounds," • Stewart Granger Van Heflin **, in Warner Color said I could Ret a job and the child In another of the "Francis" se- and labor have joined in urging "How much will it cost if I don't buy a dog at all?" Also — John Carrol in "DARK VIOLENCE" could stay with her while I worked. ries, Jim Backus joins Donald O'- upport for the American Red " Connor and Martha Hyer in "THE RAID After he was a year old she said Cross drive which opened March "GEN FIRE" The Bowery ! she would keep him so I went to "Francis Joins the Navy." Backus 1, for 30,000,000 new members and Japan v ants the right to ship to SATURDAY SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE AT 1:15 Also "BOWERY TO B.U.IUO my sister's and went to work there. will play a" naval commander. 185,000,000 in contributions. Red ports. "CRY VENGEANCE1 I met a man there much older SUNDAY & MONDVV SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY but we fe(J in love and were mar- 2 Technicolor ili ried. I kept house and now have Esther Williams-Howard Keel a little nirl sevti, months old. My Robert Francis husband aot hurt at> his work and the rich gleam of... had to go with his brother and I ml ^^ "Jupiter's Darling" "THEY RODE WES1 went back and forth to see him Back Hudson till he pot out. Then he went to Cinemascope - Technicolor "BENGAL BRIG.xm his brother's and I went back to Plus my mother's. When I went back to 3 DAYS STARTING TTKS1>| "THE ATOMIC KID" see him, he abused me because of 2 Technicolor Hit the baby. I said I wouldn't go to sec him any more but I did and he James Stewart promised to come to see but he fabulous didn't. Hq.Itfuiid out I wasn't home and came after the baby but I -STATE- "REAR WINDOW" went after .her and brought her Robert Slack home but he hasn't sent any money WOODBRIDGE "IRON GLOV1 for -milk or anything. He acts like Optnt Nljhtly .u •> •" he is crazy over the baby. What WED. THRU SAT. Show Surls it HI h should I do Kins Crosby, William Holdtn WORRIED—Va. Answer: I'm sure that you haven't tod "The Country Girl" me the whole story because I know PLUS that any man who was so fond of TODAY-AS ALWAYS - Wayne Morris, Beverly Garland his wife and baby would not 1093 in Doori D»Uy change in such a short time for FLAGSTAFF •TWO GUNS AND A BADGE" ,- NOW SHOWIM' -\ no reason at all. 1 wonder if you MEANS THE 8£ST SUN. THRU TUES, behaved yourself when he was In Skin Diver Action in water Fun the hospital? I wonder if you took Doris Day, Frank Sinatra In good care pf the baby or did you Jane Rwutll m neglect her? "Young at Heart" ii II If you did these things and he PLUS , J heard abotit them after he got out Elroy Illrsh, Barbara Hail in Supencone and * "1|ir of the hospital, that may be the "UNCHAINED" reason for his strange behavior. Did you tell him that you had WED. THRU SAT. been married before when he asked Kirk Douglas. James Mason In you to many him ana did he know you luid a child ? "20,000 LEAGUES t perfect fit plus fashion H1UCRE6T l-9»35 >" ' it in the best plan to start with a UNDER THE SEA" D««r» Oprn *« •', M clean slate when you marry. You spring through Mon4»J Ttlt" •'"''•',, should have told your husband Hat. I. sun. Poor> oyrHjj^_ about the other child so that he summer versatility Top Attractions at U>* J^ would not hear It from some one Adulti. iOc — (' else. F.ORD& Soft and flexible black patent created NOW THBW the reason lor his behavior, I am in Naturalizes with perfect fit.' 1 unable to advise you what to do. rOBDS, N. 1. _ HlUcrnl tout Jaines Htew»rt-Kutli I!" "' LOUISA. i( Faith gives healing a great impetus. The Complete flexibility... heel-hugging, TIIUKS. THRU SAT, ^ill to live has carried many past the vijley • tfitrfr.ee. fjt... cork-cushioned heel "FAR COUNTRY] rf tbe shadow. Trie writer of gcdesitptcs _ CO-HIT - Join Our fSfew ] vArn.prit,o »atrt9tan competent phy- ,. ..••.•>•<«inn)' JOIN TODAY 11-95 SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY •• i TMI SHOE WITH IHE MAUTIFUl MT sician and the combination is bard U> beaL We are _ to i«n 4* prescription specialists. *" - — "The Violent Men" with (Jleun lord and Barbara la mtnssHOP THE BOOT SHOP Stanwyck 103 MAIN STREET PLIBLIX PHARMACY PERSONAL AKFAIR" Nut to Woolirofth'i with (iene Tierney - Leu (ieim "THE FAST Open Pridajr t)l • P. M. 103 MAIN STRKKT Woodhri.lgt B-252« 9! MAIN STREET - WOODBRIDGf. N (Sat, & Sun. Contiguous (com % t. M.) u Phone WQodlriiliie 8-0809 the money you never miss—the money CARTERET PRESS that's always yours. And after a few years POOR VINTAGE YEAR pass, you can rub Aladdin's lamp—you can Jersey Seashore Growing in Published by Carteret Press wish for something like your son or daugh- .., ^oosovelt Avenue, Carteret, N. J. ter's schooling . . . the substantial down Popularity with Jerseyans for '"' Tfiicphone Carteret 1-5600 payment on a home or a small farm . . . Charlw E. Qnsm or cash reserve against "troubles," and the Editor and Publisher Their Vacations—Poll on magic money will be there—your money I, rates by mall, lncludlm post- that you saved In U. S. Savings Bonds and Z »3°°:slx montha' *1:80: ""** Vacation Habits Show »ff '!"' RD' <-'ents; single copies by mull, 10 never missed. 'All payable In advance. It's good for the country, too. Even bank- Uy RKNNKTIl FINK, Director. "$150 » •9 mrrirr dbllvery, 8 cehts per oopy. ers have a tough time explaining about in- I'rlnccton Rrsrareh Srrvlrr $151-199 2 ' ,,| ;,s second class matter June 6,1924, PRINCETON-•Durum the year $200 16 ,TIN. J., Post Office, under the Act flation. But they will tell you it is a con- i!i!)f>, nearly two out oi rvm $201-299 5 ' o7Q | tlon which develops when there is a lot of Ihrec New Jersey adult residents $309 9 money in circulation and a shortage of 165%) will enjoy a vacation. Over $SM 13 And the largest single group Don't know 4 Modern Day AUiddin goods. The competition to buy them sends of the state's vacationers—near- "Median average prices up and the government has to print ly one out of every three Jersey- "Is that more or lew than you ,r umc or another, almost every ans planning to take a vacation usually spend?" knows the story of Aladdin and more money>and Mwc &et into one of thosc pay t^ bills—mQney saved from One week or less" ?..... tl% It has been discovered that in Under the Capitol Dome Between one and two giving till It hurts some people payroll savings plan begun when they What To Do In An Atomic Attack weeks 6 are extremely sensitive to pain.— The United States Atomic Energy Corn- By J. Joseph firlbblns Two weeks '...* 50 Montreal Star. lamp which lights the way mlssfon h*s issued a lpng report on the More than two weeks 22 It the eflect of tne TRENTON — Lawmakers of been transplanted in the Cedar- southbound lane for the high- "About how much money do NOT NEEDED THEN ,,|..|i the darkness of unexpected illness hydrogen bomb explosion in New,, Jersey, most of whdm will ville area and South Jersey way. you plan to spend (did you The only part of a nran that [nd i-lpitai bills... the lamp which shows the Pacific last year. The report for the seek re-election at coming elec- growers; are preparing sweet po- As the project would cost $1,- spend) on your vacation? doesn't function briskly while he is In pursuit of a dollar is his j,e uav to buy a home ... to create that tot time tells of the extent of blast, heat tions, will soon take time out tato beds to launch the 1955 600,000, Governor Meyner hopes $100 or less 39% from their lawmaklng duties to growing season in the Garden the Federal Government will $101-149 conscience.—Grit, which produces the best sort and radiation damage caused by the bomb bash ri'M campaign. State. provide half the cost and the explosion. As the March sun slowly sheds balance would be paid by the \t security and confidence. The Legislature plans to re- The blast, heat damage and direct radia- cess after Its April 4 session un- warmer rays on the good earth, New Jersey'Highway Authority But 1 cifh save so little!" til April 25 to clear the decks farmers in the northern tier of which operates the new Garden tion exposure (from the blast) are some- counties begin their spring plow- State Parkway. This would pre- Okay Okay. You can save sojittle. Let's for action on the political front what understood. The AEC says, however, ins, ever hopeful of good crops. serve State highway funds for ay S2 piT week when the child is born. in preparation for the April 19 The State Department of Ag- other needs. that proper precautions, even in the blast primary election. Sixty members of the General Assembly will be riculture and the Federal .Crop Bun that's only $104 a year, but keep on SALARIES: — New Jersey's area, can save many lives. elected next November, as well Reporting service reports that that arithmetic. What is it when the Governor receives the second top as State 8enaM>rt In Burlington, February weather continued to The AEC report specifies these safety salary in the nation, $30,000, Competence Creates Confidence 10V IS In yrars old and you are beginning Oamden, Cape M»y, Essex, Glou- be favorable for farm work and which is only exceeded by New ) think with him—will it be college or will measures which should be taken in the cester, Middle**, Monmouth, temperatures averaged 3.2 de- grees above normal Rye and York which pays $50,000. LI to some good trade school? Right event of a hydrogen bomb explosldn: 1. Salem, Somerset, Union and Warren counties. other cover crops began to California, Illinois, Pennsyl- u n he is 15, that $2 per week has Avoid exposure by staying indoors, or tak- green-up by the end, of the vania and Texas each pay their 8enate primary contests ihp magic amount of more than l°g shelter in a basement or a bomb shel- month and generally are grow- Chief Executives $25,000 yearly, ._ . . . . ., ,. . _ among Democrats in Burling- ing well. Some of the later sown while, Michigan pays $22,500, 'ii ;n Savings Bonds. ter. (By staying Indoors on the first floor ton wd Gloucester counties, m winter grains are not progres- which will be the new pay scale of an ordinary frame house one can reduce Burlington county. Franklin c. Do vuiir own arithmetic. Try $5 a week sing too well, however, of Congressman. Nixon, of Vincentown, Master of i -.pan of years—or more. It's magic, the danger level by at least fifty per cent.) Growing asparagus is gain- Nevada pays its Governor $7,- the State Orange, is being op- ing in popularity on New Jersey 600 a year, but adds another $1,- :i:apc because it is systematic, auto- 2. Avoid any falling dust or ash that can posed for the Democratic Senato farms. This season it is estimated' 500 for other duties performed. nomination by Edward J. Hulse, and sure. be seen downwind within hours after a that 33,200 acres will be planted A bill is pending before the of Beverly. for fresh market and for proces- Nevada Legislature to boost the il Dl U..Ss might cheat if it were left to nuclear explosion, until such dust or ash is Republican Assembly coniesis sing, compared with'31,900 acres Governor's salary to $15,000 ome to a week when things were tested by a radiation detection instrument, are occurring in cape May harvested in 1954 and 25,700 yearly. The Oovernor of West sht and we'd say that this week 3. Avoid eating solid foods or drinking S^J^.JlJ^ acres as the five year average Virginia receives $12,500 which Detweebetween ia194w 9an ana dl 1953. CaliforBl 01 - will be increased to $17,500 in ft V.! n't put tne savings in but would liquids which may contain fall-out par- crauc contests are underway in »"' ^ « ' 1967, ' * • Essex**»• , nimumtaGloucesterr, .Merce Mercerr , MoMonn - nia, Washingtona , Oregon, Dela , It's Itme tb give serious consideration to your auto liuur- loubl- up next week. That would be it. ticles. ware and Michigan also have Maine pays $10,000 a year sal- * »nce. so we suggest you come over and lit us place your more excuses for further failures. 4. If there is any Chance that fall-OUt " J£VwSrr? SSS? Three increased asparagus acreage this ary to its Governor, plus, $15,000 Insurance with companies having outstanding rtcords for expense account, and $25,000 for prompt end satisfactory handling of aAJuitmenta. Don't . Tb Pavroll savings Pla'n docs it auto- particles have come into contact .with the ^^^^ff^ Ts spring arrives, New K ;, make the mistake of driving your car unleu It (and YOU) j the upkeep of the executive are properly protected. Your degree of utllfactlon with J haiir ..iv.'systematically. You don't have to skin, hair or clothing, bathe the body thor- **•«. and three Republicans sey farmers report they plan to mansion. Vermont pays $11,000 plant 3.680 acres with early sum- our service It our greatest asset. , - oughly with soap and water, and change All members of the Legisla- salary and $750 expense allow- 1Il( P1 ture' elected at the November 8 mer cabbage, and 1,400 acres ance; (Mississippi pays $15,000 n you've paid for a Savings Bond, clothing completely. general election will receive $5.- with spring spinach. with no personal expenses, and Friendly Service As Near As Your Phone Louisiana, $18,000 salary, $36,000 ' the bond, and you put it away. Be- We would suggest that all readers memo- 000 yearly salaries for the first BOTTLENECK: — New Jersey i know it, you've paid for another rize these safety steps. They may one day, time in the history of New jer- for mansion expenses, Includ- officials fear a 13-mlle bottle- ing salaries, food, maintenance sey. At th« present time the sal- neck oti the Garden State Park- it grows—the magic money— save many American lives. ary U 13,000. Because of the ex- and' travel expenses. Tennessee way from Union to the Rarltan pays Its Governor a $12,000 sal- tra remuneration, the position River, a section inheriteoj from has become more popular and ary, plus $18,000 (or running the the State Highway Department, executive mansion. ' more citizens are anxious to will cause seashore-bound North Opinions of Others reach the legislative halls. Jersey motorists to shun, the su- New Jersey's Governor, in ad- The present Legislature which per-highway this summer. • dition to a $30,000 salary, re- convened on January 11, re- ceives $20,000 for travel, enter- but It influences th« lives of men Therefore, Governor Robert B. I Ann THAT SURVIVES Bach of us finds it extremely will continue In session until Meyner and State. Highway (Continued on Page 10) toward a better, more abundant Hi Hubert M. Stewart hard and difficult to keep his cessed on January 31 to March 7, Commissioner Dwight R. Q.Pal- 1 and substantial life. It gives ^"i'ts from an editorial own life in harmony and bal- January, 19J6, to prevent Gov. mer are speeding plans to widen peace of mind, heroic courage ernor Robert B. Meyner, a Dem- nil recently won a Pree- ance. What greater power is the present, two lane section lh and a quiet will to face and con- ocrat, from making ad interim 1 mmdatlon award.) needed- to keep the mechanism which is free from tolls. Because In | quer all wrong, appointments. However, present • ('ommunliU say that of the whole of nature the problem must ibe solved be- BANKING ( tune? ... , 1 Yet. Its power is not enforced plans call for a recess in late May fore summer, it is planned to •:• 'od is a narcotic for alter the principal' business of 1 - ' that it is a decadent Those of' us who have known at the point of a bayonet, threat place an extra strip of black o{ tne the year is concluded, unfit after : v utter desolation of irageW; eallows, torture or before top on both sides of the seven- '••"''". - and that Jesus 7 1 • • firing squads. Men accept it vol- the November election. ; .i••> .i revolutionary. of 1 frustration and bewilderment mile stretch, thereby providing untarily—wiUlngly-rgladlv. . w'••> "ne strode of the ben, ncjed not be told of thto power WRING: — Onion sets have an additional northbound and •n'M* dlspost of a jalth we already know it, first hand, This the Soviets wo|ld de- '''•" survived man's trivall fromTxpe'rience. Those of us who »t«>y! Which dewly defies. In GlAMOR GIRLS 1 ' iwusand nine hundred have prayed for guidance In a letters of flre. the uillneto of aU :>ny-nve ywi. With one ••'•--- things they advocate. They may rw 111 «ord| the Reds would p /. BUSINESS * '•> believe th>t Ood is a solution of these problems. AU they should know (fqm the re- "^ Jesus chrlit a faker! Chrlrtlans know that many corded pages of history, that :' sl"8ie sentence they prayers are answered almost at faith in Ood cannot be wrung 1 ''°y tlw hope of man- the moment of praying. out of the hearty of men. For Batiks today provttie the facilities that make it possible '•!*•, Tftie godless men (A Russia do One Thousand Nine Hundred Il and Fifty-flve yoars It has sur- '•'" attempt to degrade nofi know these things. They for manufacturers to buy raw material! and employ vikjed, and as long as men live l)l'"ie to the status of hafe cast faith, love, goodness pllli.. It will endure. — West Bank the Soviet* know they and mercy from their hearts. ! labor; they enable merchants to buy goods—and sell tfcjrald (New Orlwu). • ln" t destroy his faith in Perhaps these men have never i;1/1."! fliers and in Ood. known t,he Joy of real happiness, NO FUDGING. EITHER 'I---4- them; they benefit the farmer, the wage.-e.amer; they ,;„'"* has been done and a gentle love and happy assocla- H memory serves, small boys • stimulate the life of tnelr comrnunitieV °£ despot has tet hi, iions. To wy that these thing* get out their igitw MM CAVs liatael. he mutely wfll do not exist Is to condemn all eyes and mark cl|Cieg or holeg \ brutal subjugation of . ... _ •Nut,, men. A sightless person may not on tne groun(j and get down on Due to their mutual interests, banks and the people tutorship. When the see a rose, but he can smell its ttielr kneea aloni about March", M|;;e of personal dHgnlty fragrance. A deaf person may when the sun warms up and the destroyed he becomes not Iwar tihe happy voices of earth thaw# out but there is not lini;it ,;"" oiaWrlbVe little children but he can feel en0Ugh wind \fi ti$ kites. That is '7 and Christianity their tender presence. marble time, and it Is Just about lle Personal dignity of To say there Is no Ood is to here. 2% Paid on Savings Accounts Therefore, we we. a little mys- ^'Religion says that say there is no life. If we admit Open Friday 4 lo 6 P. M. soul mid pemowacy life we must admit God. Faith tffled by the objections of Oeorge ,;;;; to is a- dynamic force that takes In Burbrldge, secretary of the Mar- uA ,i ,Sll(J all of the philosophy, science, bles Board of Control ID Lon- n mde ,i , J,,* 'i, *d. who hl«tor|andprogreiibofmaii.lt don, to Lady Noifch Docker's Woodbridge National Bank Is practical and workable. It Is marble-playing on television. i pa The Hon. Mr. Burbridge w«b ap- not Just a corner which we may -—- MlIHHHl *r ..-. U palled by the use of large mar- ,,. ' ">' Hv«s, and the m. KING ruling Kt-Jiial HtMTit System V obtain through the ble*, aghast at the u* ol a HI to not. only a refuge for those "U witn't nearly as bad as some of the fights we'vt Federal Deposit Inauiitmt; Cvrpunttluji I'niI'niyery , (Continued on Page 1(1) that have no otner place to turn, i •• avoided." PAGE 8KVSN .\l ii, I', i( ill i nil I DAY, MARCH 25, Ip55

cheese melts; Cut Into squares nnd week— Writing of William Dean .MIST THE SAME WooribrldRe Avenue, Is now sta- . 1 tablespoon minced parsley serve hot. Howells, A youngster had reached <, Port Reading ionerl In Oermany, Hi» new ad- i teaspoon so It age when he liked to show of] iress Is U. S. 51321539 Co. L. 8tr ?pp|)pr Hamburg Toast THEY HAVE his mates hh knowledw of i, Personals Infantry Regiment. 4th Dlv., A. P Chop bacon and mix with the Toast Most gills have* skin they lovt words. •) 39 New York, N. Y. JjM!it,,'oriion, Kieen pepper, pnrjley Ground beef i to retouch—Thomason (Ga.i "I'll bet you," he said u, n,| Ut«rf to M«et Wid scannings. Shape into cakes Salt and pepptr Times. neighborhood toughle, "tlmt y,| There Is to be a meeting tonight ING CLASS To Mold Breakfast ind place them 3 inches from the , butter don't' know whaf TxpoctoruiJ if the Lltea Chapter of Sub-Deb* 'I !if bulk's' Auxiliary of Port irollcr. Broil 12 minutes, turning Toast slices of bread on one side. means," it the home of Miss Joan Martlno JUST PLUNK THE H'Miiiir Fire Company 1 Iwkl it' Ground beef is usually u I'oorl |.inc dry I)IT:HI crumbs "Aw sure I do," said the otluj 14'J Woodbrldge Avenue. Spread un toasted side with ground MONEY DOWN :i'i:n!.'i mt'c,tlns Friday iiltfht In )tiy. The most popular eul.s for 1 (.";. b»;i!en and mixed with Hamburger with Cornbrexd lfld. "It's the slang word for 'spit ;beef. Sprinkle with salt and pep- A folk-song Interpreter Is n !!,(• lireliouSe with Mrs. John :rindlni; are the shoulder or flank; 'i 1.:itili• pcmsi-; water .'/, cups flour i per. Broil about 5 minute.3. Dot hillbilly slngar without a spon- iiuiik presiding. Plans were made f you want coarsely ground beef, Make ii whili' . ;:iure of the, but- 1 tablespoon double actlri" bak- Secretary of Defense Wilson 1 Fancy Dan with butter and serve at once. sor.—New Orleans Times-Pica- i') .it!end tl>p firemen's annim] inve tlie meat put lliroiiuli tlie ter, (lour, and milk. Conk unti. ing powder issued ft directive speeding up pi yune. i imniiiiUm breakfast on Pnlm 'rlnder just onee. For more finely very tlirk, stlrrinn eonstnntly. Add 1 teaspoon Jnlt cedures under the security pro^i; Simduy in St. Anthony's Church •round, you liuve the meat ground meat, lemon juice, seasonings and % cup corn meal Just. '/ovemlng mor« than 2.000 nr Hull The mixlliary members will Lwlee. Keep beef In the refriger- parsley. Chill thoroughly. Form Vi cup fat UNPtmLlSHEU MSS workers In defense plants. The'nl Jective of the changes, effecti-, i<'tcivc Holy Communion with the ii.or, loosely wrapped In waxed pa- into cylinders. Dip into crumbs, % to % cup milk The University of Rochester re- April 4. Is to make the program liiriiu'ii at I lie 7:30 Mass in the per and use within two days. then into egK and Into crumbs 1 cup grated cheese Paragraphs quests Governor Dewey's papers ; fair as possible. i-iini-flI Mrs. Patsy LaRttsso Is ••"Yown I'loiuid beef sliould be kept aguln. Pry In deep fat until brown. Sift flour, baiting powder and for its library. Including the ac- Ijiriikfast clialrman. She will be ,"ro7,ei) until ready to use or thawed ,nlt Into a mixing bowl. Stir in ceptance speech prepared for de- Meat Loaf Rini SOME AGE Mnrclano and Cockell ii , jissisti'd by Mrs..Michael Slmeone. n the refrigerutor Just, before :orn meal. Cut fat Into dry ingre- This is a great age of conven- livery In Washington In 1949?— ;! 2 lbs. ground beef signed for a 15-rounder In May Mrs Sabby Martlno, Mrs. Joseph .•okinB. dients, until mixture is the con- ience when one gets his food from • Chirnao Dally News. 1 lb. ground pork Sliilliir-i, Mrs. Andrew Dei'lbus, Chili Leaf sistency of small peas. Add cheese, cans, sermons by radio and ba- '/« cup minced onion Mr-. Alvln Shaffer. stir in milk. Turn onto waxed pa- bies from foundling asylums.— 1 cup canned peas ii cup prepared horse-radish 12 saltlnes crumbled »r. Knead 8 times. Ro',1 dough to Ohio State Journal. It wiis announced that the April 1 teaspoon prepared mustard nicctiii" will be held April 14 in- 1 egp beaten t rectangular shape !0"xI4"x!'a". 2 ems, beaten Place on a baking sheet. stead of April 15 as originally l ib. round steak ground MOSTLY THE JERSEY EGG NEST 1 teaspoon salt : i licduli'd. At this meeting im teaspon chili- powder Hamburger Topping One? in a while you hlar n KusUi social will be featured with Vt teaspoon pepper teaspoon chill 'j cup tomato catsup 1 lb. ground beef popular song that really Is good, Mrs Michael goleckl as chairman teaspoon salt Vi cup chopped onion But most of them are Just fair IS COMING TO TOWN! assisted by Mrs. Joseph Ncvi's, Crenmed mushrooms green pepper chopped '/a cp sliced stuffed olives to maudlin— Punch, London. Mi-. Armando Slmeone, Mrs. Mi- Combine beef, pork, onion, / Ready lo serve you with tablespon butter horseradish, mustard, eggs, salt 1 teaspoon chili powder chael Kimeone. Mrs, Joseph Shll- Combine all ingredients excei^ —AND VICE VERSA? laci, Mrs John Surik, Mrs. Josepli and pepper. Mix well. Pour catchup 1 teaspon salt the butter. Shape into a loaf and Skunks are Immune to the Covino, Mrs. Andrew Decibus, Mrs. Into the bottom of a well greased '/a cup sliced ripe olives dot with butter. Bake an hour In Cayenne pepper fo taste stings of yellow Jackets nnd bum- Mli-hai'l Golumb. Inspired liy Spring finery, this ring mold. Fill mold with meat EGGS - POULTRY an oven <350 degrees). Serve hot '/i cup.grated cheese. blebees—Morgantown (N.C.i Mrs. Nicholas Pellegrino was the proud pup wears a flounce of mixture. Bake in an oven (350 de- with tomato sauce. Combine all Ingredients except News-Herald. winner of the dark horse prize. organdy at the neckline of hte grees i for one hour. Unmold and '/2 cup cheese, in a shallow baking Enrolls in Course dress suit. He Is crocheted In fill center of ring with creamed BUTTER Beef Croquettes dish. Bake cornbread and ham- BETTER Airman John M. DeMatteo, son red, double-thick crochet cotton mushrooms. 1 tablespon butter.or margnrine burger mixture in an oven (450 Anatomy: Something everyone (if Mr. and Mrs. Ann Mago, 32 Lee and his coat-with-Ulls is cro- Salisbury Steak has. but somehow it looks better i Farm Products Daily 4 tablespoons flour degrees) about 12 minutes or until Htret'l. lias enrolled In a machine cheted In black, Tiny gcraps of V/-, Jte, ground round steak on girls.— Fasronlan. U.S.S. Fas 1 cup milk meat is thoroughly cooked Re- ucTKiinliiiB course at the Sheppard felt are used for his eyes, nose 2 cups finely ground cooked '*i lb. grbund pork ron. An Force Base Technical Training move from oven. Spread ham- and tongue, This colorful toy is meat 4 Strips of bacon Watch Next Week's Paper (or School in Wichita Falls, Tex. On burger mixture on baked corn- easily made with rounds of sln- 2 teaspoons lemon Juice 1 tablespoon chopped onion SOUR NOTE Opening Day, Time and Place. laaduation, Airman DeMatteo will bread. Sprinkle 4> cup cheese over lUc crochet stitches and stuffed ''2 teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon minced green pep- Some people can stay longer in I)': rated an accounting specialist. the top. Return to oven until the with cotton battlnif. Full cro- per an hour than others can in a New Arrival 1 teaspon minced parsley cheting instructions may be ob- Mr, and Mrs. Ralph DeNittls, 30 tained by sending a stamped, line rftrect, are the parents of a s"lf-uddressed envelope to the (laiKditer born Friday at the. Perth Needlework Uept. of thin paper Ambuy General Hospital. Stationed In Germany lor DANVILLE THE DACHS- SEE THEM HUND, Leaflet No. S-817. Private Vincent R. Martino, 442 LET US REPAIR YOUR SOFA and CHAIRS FRIDAY! RIGHT IN YOUR OWN HOME! Sofa Bottoms Rewebbed lin Cushions Refilled with $C racing Floor »~ New Spring and'Filllng O I'tialr Bottoms Rewebbed $£ With fiiam rubber slightly higher. racing Floor* *J Slipcovers cut and sewn with * New Heavy Webbing your own $1 Q 'ft it Springs Reset and Ketinl fabric Sofa l*J Chair O in New Lining Applied EASY CREDIT All Work Guaranteed TERMS ARRANGED! Task-Force DUBLIN UPHOLSTERY !CJ Smith Street HI-2-057 G

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ORDINANCE DAINBD BY THK BOROUGH COUN- TloltUni thin Ordln«nrc ahull be llab)i> duced «t n mrtllnti o( the Council of CIL OF THE BOROUGH OF CAR- the. BorouRti of Cnrterft hew March AN ORDINANCE TO AMjiND AN ORDI- TERBT: to a penalty of not more thin Fifty NANCE ENTITLED: "AN ORDINANCE Doll in IWflOOt or Imprisonment For a 18. 1955. whtn It was adopted on (Irrt, SECTION 1 No velilrlf »hn!l I* LIMITING THE USE OF 8THEKTS IN term not exctfdlnit flftf»n d»y« or reading The said ordinance will bt driven over any ot thf following str»<>t» further considered on second rendlnf THK nonotiaH or CARTHRIT, MID both: »nd the owner of »ny vehldf ni.EREX CXHINTT. TO CKHTAIN )n the Bomuufi 0[ Carterrt: for final adoption »t i men\m of MMI ylolBtlon of this ttctlon CLASS OF VEHICLE8 _ Hudso^ n Strett^^ , Union ji|rr> .. Co\incll of the Borough of Cartertt WHEREAS. It Is ruwe«Mryy. In !he Chrome' Aveiuie'; Mercer St'mV: Tsiwin '; 'J ,*.d*lu°n ^_Lh'iEfpy n*.ltv^'T'lrLVpr*J April 7, IMS, (it 8 P M Council Ctaanw Inieresi of public safetft y unit M>n- SStreet ; SSulctl n AAvenu e or BBfrson Street, •erlbed, be renponitnle to the Borough b*r«, ForoiiKh Hull. Cooke Avenu*; venlenre and to pTomnte the gener.il If the pmns weltjht of tlip satri vehldt of C«rt«ret for damnvrn which may he These powders should be chosen a M t0 rh r M Carteret, N, J , nl which time till for texture as well as color. Some peace, health, unfety, welfare, and Rood *hnll exceivl or Is (jrentfr than nfteen " •"* *" , """d " «"* "J place all perixin, interested will M Knvprnmrpt nf the HoroiiRh of Carteret, (151 tone; provided, this ordinance """on •' »ny violation of ttil« Ordl- Ktvrn an opixiruinlty to he heard. ^ n with this great companies deslRn their powders In th'l rorliln regulations be made ,'on- ahall not prevent irelilclei from makliiK "•i"1* nilns vehlrulnr truffle wllhln the pick-ups »ntl deliveries on the nfore- > SECTION ,1 This Ordinance shall OKOHOE J HRECHKA, ' rtuiHh wild streets i tnke rftect a* provided by Inw. RnrmiKh Clerk Heavier powders have more cling- NOW, THERCTORE BE IT OR- SECTION 2 Any person or owner] The fortKolnn ordinance was tn'rci- C. P 3-25 tlirouiih proper ing power and absorb more of the nowder-blended skin's natural oils. They are best suited to nn oily skin, Normal and dry skins like light- weight powders, Some grained powders have exceptional Eat foods that cling and become any skin. .min A. These tn- Pace powder colors belong in ,,11 vegetables, es- THE AIM'S THE SAME-To hit the target every time. It's three large groups—the pinks Just the method that differs. Crossbowmen of Gubbin, Italy, at , |,-,iits—dairy prod- Build it, paint it, paper it, hammer it, cement it, which do wonders for a sallow right, have been splitting wooden peRs dead-center at 50 yards i,, drink at least one skin; the neurals which are best for some 500 years with darts (rom their cumbersome crossbows. plant it. ... Whatever the job, consult this guide (or jiuik nidi day. Ifyou for a ruddy complexion; and the Something less fallible than the human is needed to guide today's ,;,m milk and watch goldens which add warmth to a Jet-age weapons, and TRADIC, left, is being designed to supply the materials that will help you do the job better. ,! fat you eat. pale complexion. the need. In finished form, the Intricate computer will occupy less than three cubic feet of precious space in a modern military i,i fresh air will bene- A good liquid tinted foundation i iniplexion and flg- aircraft, help crew to solve navigational and other flight problems. helps hide Imperfections. Founda- Utilizing tiny transitors instead of bulky vacuum tubes, TRADIC ;il;ition Is often the tions shades should be chosen to inulily, tired looking (TRansitor-DIgital-Computer) is being developed by Bell Tele- face powder colors, The new cream phone Laboratories in New York City. blended powder cakes come In ,|) part of a beau- their own neat containers and are Allied Aluminum Products ,11 ciin come In the just the thing for your purse. There TOO FAST CRIPPLE ATTACKED jmwdcr. a bottle of will be no loose particles to fl Unconditionally Guaranteed i rmmdatlon or a through the air or spill in your baj An excited woman threw a faded ROCHESTER, N. Y.—Harold EXTRUDED ALUMINUM -iili'iided powder. apron on the counter, In a shop. Brelnlng, 46, is being held by po- Mm choose, It Is im- DEFINITION ~~ "Lok at this!" she cried, "Look lice charged with striking a 54- . viiur time and buy Famous: adj., Conspicuosly at It!" year-old cripple over the head with a hammer, robbing him of $30 and miserable—Devils Dictionary. "I'm looking at It," said the as- Combination then stealing his crutches to pawn sistant. "What about it?" them. The cripple, Hobert Dorsey, "What about it?" shouted the bleeding from head wounds, WINDOW X-Ray Service woman. "Why when you sold me crawled two blocks to a restaurant that apron you said Its color was for help and was taken to a hos- fast. And look what happened, The pital. color came out at the first wash- .95 For the best lawn in town...buy Ing." COMPLETE LEGAL toOrlCES K hM to bt tht btst tnm "Well," answered the girl, look- 11 IMCWM It's tlw b«t t»d DR. S. D, GROSSMAN ing somewhat surprised, "wasn't NOTICE •old In toon. Pitco AH Pur that fast enough?" Take Notice that the undersigned, post Lawn Swd ii bast be- WILLIAM 8ITAR. h»a applied to the C«UM iti formula conuins Chiropractor Mayor and Council of the Borough of Unconditionally Guaranteed •It 5 ol tl» onfy true pererv Carteret, New Jersey, for a transfer of nhlpntn—tachofwMcl) PATCO PERSONAL INCOME a Plenary Retail Distribution License— No. D-S limed to JOHN H. MULLAN, 1" Thick htl bMit brtd lo root d»«p. ALL PURPOSE i,k & Trust Bldg. The Government r*cently re- trading a«*"Mull»n'a Liquor Store," for EXTRUDED ALUMINUM ly undar Its own special con. ported that personal Income was premises situated at #189 Roosevelt y Smith Street 94 Main Street ATenue, Carteret, N. J., and take fur- PurpoM *K flourish, year running at en annual rate of ther notice, that I desire to transfer : Am boy, N. J. attar ytar, In sandy, loamy, LAWN SEED Woodbridge, N. J. $290,700,000,000 In January, said license to #153 Washington Ave- nue, Carteret, New Jersey. of d»y«y soil., end in tuna HI:: rest 2-4727 WOodbridge 8-3722 Combination stud*. which was $8,000,000 higher than Objections, If any, should be made In the corresponding'* month 6f Immediately In writing to Oeorge in Back Conditions and Nervous Ailments BrechKa, Borough Clerk of Carteret, 1953, when business activity set New Jersey. raiiYou may obtain from your records. . DOOR (Signed) PATCO Dealer the informative WILLIAM 3ITAR 51 Heald Street, 8 page booklet "Your Lawn Carteret, N. J. All Hardware and its Care" Dated: .March 7. 1955. C. P. 3-18. 25 Included 2850

SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY- CHANCERY DIVISION, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, Docket No. F-356-54 — THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK, a corpora- PLAN TO VISIT REAL SOON UMMIT'S tion of the State of New York, Plain- Allied Aluminum Products tiff, and 8. C. WILLIAMS and SYLVIA WILLIAMS, his wife, et al»., Defend- ant*, Writ of Execution for the sale Venetian Blinds • Jalousies - Awnings of mortgaged premises dated February AMBOY FEED CO. Inc. 439 AMBOY AVENUE, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 11, 19S5. George Walsh, Prop. By virtue or the above stated Writ, PRING SPECIAL to me directed and delivered, I will Phone HI-2-4004 219 New Brunswick Ave, Phone HI. 2-1350 Perth Amboy expose to sale at public venrtue on WEDNESDAY. THE THIRTIETH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. NINE- TEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE at the hour of two o'clock by the then prevailing (Standard or Daylight Sav- ins) time, in the afternoon ot the, said Beautiful LEVOLOR DO-IT-YOURSELF OUR FAMOUS HEAVY DUTY EXTRUDED ALL ALUMINUM day, at the Sheriffs Office, In the City of New Brunswick, N. J. Front Entrance DOORS Custom ALL the following tract or parcel of land and the premises hereinafter par- ticularly described, situate, lying and Stain Grade Birch RITCHIE'S being In the BorouRh of Carteret, In VENETIAN BLINDS the County of Middlesex. In the State Custom Made with LEVOLOR of New Jersey: 3'0"x6'8"xl%" 14.95 enclosed head, precision made JALOUSIE DOORS BEGINNING at thB corner formed hurdwnre, patented sel[-nd- by the Intersection of the easterly side Finish That Attic Floor with Justlns tllter, LEVOLOR iord. WITH CLEAR OR OBSCURE GLA^S—FULL LENGTH line of Arthur Avenue with the north- tape and bottom bar with a erly side line of Laurel Street and runs wide ranse o' colors to choose ALUMINUM SCREEN thence: 1x4 N.C. Irom. (II Along said side llpe of Laurel Street North 88 degrees 48 minutes Choose From East 100 feet to a point; thence PINE FLOORING As (2) North 1 degree 12 minutes West WOODBRIDGE COMPLETE SO feet to a point; thence AUTHORIZED 95 13) South 88 degrees 44 minutes West Low $ 100 feet to a point In the easterly side 3%c Hn. ft. FLOORS, Inci. INSTALLATION line of Arthur Avenue, thence AGRICO OPTIONAL (4) Along the same South 1 degree IDAHO J. & D. Varey, Props. As 12 minutes East 50 feet to the point 69 and place of BEGINNING, 466 Amboy Avenue DEALER Said premises have heretofore been KNOTTY PINE PANELING referred to as Lots IH, 20a, 21a, 22a, Woodbridge, N. J. Block 278 on Map entitled "Plot Plan Paper Wrapped LIME-PEAT MOSS Chain O'HUls situated In Borough of (Formerly Located at h JALOUSIES FOR WINDOWS - PORCHES - BREEZEWAYS - PATIOS - Etc. Carteret, Middlesex County, N. J., Pe- 7 and 8 ft. Lengthy OOc sq. 120 Main Street) HUMUS cember 1951. Louis P. Booz, C. E. & 6 and 8 Inch Widths *'*' ft- : Surveypr, revised April 1952," which BURPEE FLOWER ul! ALUMINUM SCREENS r 2.95UP map has not been filed but Bubmltted AND VEGETABLE SEED to the Veterans Administration for CAULKING tract approval. The above description Is In accord- ance with a survey made by Louis P. LINCOLN Large Assortment Booz. Civil Engineer St Surveyor, 111 GUN 1.98 OPEN Smith St., Perth Amboy. N. J.. dated HARDWARE & PAINT COMPANY SHRUBS February U, 1953. ROSES WED. - FRI. Being the premises commonly known and designated as No. 52 Arthur Ave- TUBE 43c DUPONT PAINTS — HOUSEWARES EVERGREENS nue, Carteret. N. J.IL, ! l THX 9 The approximate amwnt of the Judg- Furnish Your Expansion Attic GARDEN SUPPLIES — ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES FRUIT AND SHADE ment to be satisfied bySald sale Is the 1 with TREES 1 I V i'HURS. SAT. sum of Eleven Thousand Four Hun- St. George Avenue at Avenel Street dred Ten 011,410.00) Dollars, together .TILL 6 with the costs of this sale. UNPAINTED Together with all ano singular the Free Advice rights, privileges, hereditaments imd THIS WEEK SPECIALS appurtenances thereunto belonging or FURNITURE Large Assortment of — FOR RENT — Free Soil Test In anywise appertaining. Now at Great Savings 2-7120 ROBERT H. JAMISON, GARDEN EQUIPMENT 240 MADISON AVE. SherifJ. MAIL BOXES 95c up • ROLLERS PHILIP F. FANNAN, Attorney. Rubber Wheel — AH Steel RITCHIE'S C. P. 3-4, 11. 18, 2S *38-84 • SPREADERS New Jersey Lumber Wheelbarrows 10.95 • AERATOR • SPIKER GARDEN CENTER Garden Lime — 50 lb. Bag 49c - 80 lb. Bag 75c Inman Avenue And Millwork Co. COLONIA 826 ST. GEORGES AVENUE FULL LINE OF DUPONT CUSTOM COLORS (Just West of Furkway) WO, 8-0114-0415 Nothing! , • TEL. RA. 7 • 0270 • RA-7-1280 "We Prize Your Good Will"

- like a good start! ^ REJUVENATING, TIME IS HERE M. DO IT YOURSELF : LET US LIME • FERTILIZE • SEED Gaining life's good things requires decisions, planning— AND ROLL YOUR LAWN and saving. . None of these, withouHhe others, will achieve the hopes Rototilling • Light Bulldozing we have for ourselves and for our children. In preparation Telephone WO 8-3888 — H No Answer Call 8-1956-J for the decisions and the plans which will come later, we encouragela program of saving starting at the very moment MICHAEL BODNAR - Gardener of baby's arrival, to be followed systematically. This guar- 32 LIVINGSTON AVENUE AVENEL antees a jpod start in meeting life's uncertainties and-in

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provement Bonds at nn Interest axanthema have been unco ,„ Powerful Interests at Jackson- initiated plans Tor the Incom- forward to being bu»ltr than rate of 2.JJQ per cent ... The In New Jersey durlni? the <.,',. Opinions of Others ville have thus far blocked the plete Qardfin State Parkway. ever, insofar as their home state State Department of Health hag month period ending Fein,,' . CLASSIFIED VMSitloners, are concerned. project because original plaru 'ConHmied trom Editorial Pi»i reduced Its budgeted positions 27 28 . , Traffic deaths In NP». In any appraisal of the vaca- IKfWET 1IO8AW:—New Jer- three-foot circle Instead of one did not have the super-highway per cent in the last six years jear for the first time in i tion trade In New Jersey, how- sey's migrant, labor camps have t FEMALE HELP WANTED 9 MISCELLANEOUS six fret in diameter, horrified by passing close to that municipal- received aifcial notice of the while assuming several new re- . . . School attendance in • Lady Docker's giggles. Uncon- ever, It muat be remembered thlt ity located in the northeastern Jersey In September, 1 nsn AVON COSMETICS DARAGO'8 a big share will come from out- condition of their housing units sponsibilities during the same trolled, thought the head of the portion of the State. from the State Department of period . . . New Jersey's forest reach over 1 million for tin. Representatives needed for Wood- AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Board of Control. side the state, since both the Largest and Oldest in County Taxpayers of Florida are ask- Labor and Industry and warned fire season Is at hand with pre- time. In the history of the >;' bridge, Avenel area. Write Miss It will be news to many a small New Jersey seashore and lake Hydrgmatlc, Fluid and Standard ing how the New Jersey Turn- the laws will be tightened up Uils dictions that 18.000 acres of . . . Atomic bom'b fallouts in' Boiling. P. O Box 705. Plalnfleld. boy that this game has been so region* are famous vacation 280 McClellan St., Perth Amboy pike Authority completed the year . . . Assemblyman John A. woodlands will be burned if per- Jersey from tests in Novivi;, 3-24 standardized as to limit the size spoU, Call Hlllcrest 2-73(15 construction of that Important Waddington. Salem. Democrat, sons are not careful . . . This quire additional safety pr,1(, of the marbles, the diameter of This newspaper present* the FOR SALE 3-3; 3-31 artery of travel In record time. has called upon Oovernor Mey- week has been proclaimed as tions, State Labor Commis n the ring and the character o* the reports Of the New Jersey Poll Holderman warns. exclusively In this area. They want to know if the .elec- ner to withhold approval of the "American Mothers' Week" bv TWO STURDY maple twin beds, ENTERTAIN your friends at a giggles, if not the sex of the torate listened to such cities as plan to deepen the lower Dela- Governor Robert B, Meyner . . . CAPITOL CAPERS: _ ],„. complete with Beauty Rest Coppercraft Gift Show and re- players. Certainly there are Newark, Trenton and Camden, ware River unless adequate safe- ceive up to $31.00 of beautiful The South Jersey Port Authority ciles and trailers are pretty springs and mattresses. Call Pul- many Vulea for marbles, but no State House Donie before designing the course of guards are provided against the copper free.'Call ME-6-M42-J. has reported that 724,810 tons of to being the opposite <.i i ton 1-1275. 3-24 King James version, in these re- the great turnpike which has possibility of salt Intrusion Into U (Continued from Editorial Page) merchandl.se passed through the the tether, Justice A. I>! 3-24 spects any group of children is done much to speed through the underground water supplies MONGREL PUPPIES for sale— Ulnment and other personal ex- Camden Marine Terminals dur- Ollphant ruled In a i-e:\ . its own board of control. Dibs on traffic to its destination. ... Three promotions In the New ( nt $4 Of) foi- females, $5.00 for ANTIQUE SHOW, Highland Park penses but has no mansion. ing 1954, an increase of 47.000 preme Court decision that — St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Jersey State Police affecting mules. Seven weeks old. Call WO- Temple, So. 3rd Ave. and Ben- They could probably Ret the tons over the previous year . . . Me4'cdl Sopiety of New .1,. TURNPIKE: — Down Florida Captain John C. Crawford, Lieu- 8-3108. 3-24 ner St., Highland Park, N. •!„ PKJ OF ANOTHER COLOR . answer from former State High- New Jersey once again topped 46 emphasizes that prehistory tenant Thomas .F. Farkln, and Mon., Tues., Wed., March 28, 29, A group of amateurs from way there -Is quite a fight »in way Commissioner Ransford J. states in average milk produc- had an extra life expectnn Sergeant Douglas C Borchard LOST AND FOUND 30, 1-10 P. M. Snack bar. across the Hudson have made progress over the construction Abftott, of Port Republic, who tion per milk cow, 'being second 18 years and modern nun 3-24 current hls-tory in the highly of a Florida State Turnpike net only aided Governor Alfred . . . State Treasurer Archibald S. LO3T - Prmale boxer, about one only to California In 1W3 . . . to 69 years but the extra , professional publicity game. through the center of the Citrus E. DrlScoll In his plans to launch Alexander recently sold $6,600,- ycnr old, fawn colored with No new cases of active vesicular are useless If they are was 1 ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS! Every major New York daily State. the State Highway Authority but 000 of New Jersey Highway Im- white chest and feet, black mask; Need your attic finished, new newspaper but one ran one or answers to Boots. Lost in Colonla. floor, house painted, porch built Call Rahway 7-3272. more pictures (a number on the or roofing repairs? For free esti- front page) of West Shore com- 3-24* mate call CA 1-4851. muters wearing pig masks on FOUND — Black male cocker, WILL CARE for your child in my their trips to work Monday USINESS DIRECTORY - - about one year old. Found In home in Park View, Call CA- morning. The hundred toy masks Coionia. Call Rahway 7-29»l. 1-4859. 3-25 cost fifteen dollars and the mas- 3-24* quer;ulers played their parts for nothing. But. if • price can be Funeral Directors • t MMICII lutnnoits • • Radio & TV Service • • Service Stations SERVICES- New Jersey Poll put on publicity, the group got Clrtblng (Continued from Editorial Page) themselves perhaps a million ENROLL TODAY INCOME TAX RETURNB — Pay Deep South 2 dollars' worth, what with TV In our AL'S RADIO lowest correct tax, personal or newsreel time and the magazine Formerly Perth Pants Co. Motor trips (no sped lie SYNOWIECKI BEGINNERS TOWHE GARAGE business. I can probably eave you coverae that will probably be •many times my fee. Afternoon or placel 2 ACCORDION & TELEVISION J. F, Gardner & Ron Canada 5 forthcoming. evening. RA 7-8468. J. Brown, 31 Funeral Home Prompt Expert Repairs Other foreim countries 2 These amateurs, as readers- PROGRAM 493 RAHWAY AVEMg Harrison Avenue, Iselln, N. J. RCA Tubes & Parts now know, played piggie to Remember, there 3/10-4/15 Haven't decided 3 46 Atlantic Street - FattHrles WOODBRIDGE Percentages add to more than dramatize their protest against Is no accordion to Carteret, N. J. „ Tel. WO. 8-9354 • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • 100 because some people expect the New York Central's inten- buy. 34 PERSHING AVE. to visit more than one place. tion of closing the West Shore Complete Line ot Musical CARTERET, N. J. We're Specialists In RAHWAY-Five-room house, oil- Telephone Carteret 1-5715 • Chrysler Products An interesting sidelight in to- line to passenger traffic. Nine 267 Smith Street Instruments at Low Prices A. Klsh, Jr., Prop. steam. $9,600.00. Extras; near • Bear Wheel Alignment day's survey is that a comparison years ago the present Central EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER transportation, stores. M. Sense- Perth Amboy Telephone CA 1-508S • Precision Tune-up* of the results of similar surveys board chairman, Robert R. AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC nlg, Broker, 105 W. Milton Ave- in previous years shows thai the Young, made advertising history (Opposite Farmer's Market) • Brake Service Ed. Bonkoskl, Prop. nue, Rahway 7-1333,, New Jersey .seashore is growing with his cry for railroad reform, Low Factory Prices • Transmission Service SJ7 STATE 8T. VA 6-U90 DUFFY'S \ 3/17-3/31 in popularity. "A hou can cross America with- on Men's, For example, in 1952, 20% ex- out changing trains —but you PE;RTH AMBOY TELEVISION & RAHWAY — Five-room bungalow; pentftd to vacation at the New can't!" Now the commuters are PANTS • JACKETS Slipcovers Karaite, full cellar, Near Merck's. FLYNN & SON Jersey seashore; 26%, in 1951); maintaining, "A hog can rtis the Free Alterations FUNERAL HOMES RADIO REPAIRS $8,000.00. Mrs. M. Sensenlg, Bro- 29%, In 1954, and 32% for the West Shore—why can't you?" tnUblUhed II YtaM Pet Stops ker, 105 W. Milton Avenue, Rah- Telephone ME. 6-01S9 year 1955. How this matter will be settled 420 East Avenue Specializing In way 7-1333. 3/17-3/31 Perth Amboy From the above, it would seem is up to the state utilities com- Service Calls Made From Coal 23 Ford Ave., Fords that New Jersey purveyors of missions and the I. C. C. The • REUPHOLSTEIIIM; MISCELLANEOUS VA 6-0358 CHOICE 9 A. M. — 9 P. M. vacation services —one of the commuters' efforts to make their • SLIP COVERS SERVICES Maytat Washers and Dryers state's big industries —can look case known was aimed not so GENERAL REPAIRS I COAL-FUEL OIL 1382 OAK TREE ROAD DESIGNER and drafting: service; much at these bodies as at the PARAKEETS • AUTO CONVERT! Illi machine, electrical and archi- APRIL DRAFT QUOTA public, and may very well have OIL BURNERS ISELIN. N. J. TOPS & SEAT COVFI tectural. Call ME-6-4673 or CR- The draft call for April of 8,000 little effect on the eventual de- Glazing Babies or «V98 6-C998 after C;00 P. M. men Is the lowest monthly quota cisions. But one thing is certain, Breeders "> Call WO. 8-12H 3/24-4/14 announced by the Defense Depart- It is a salutary symptom of CLEARANCE! J&J ment since selective service re- working democracy that a, di- NO MONEY DOWN NAT SMITH & SON MISCELLANEOUS Pricea Reduced On TV SERVICE SERMAYAN sumed in Sept., 1950. The April verse group of plain citizens can 570 Amboy Avenue WO S-10S6 call is 3,000 lower than the 11,000 band together and flght their Cares • Stands UPHOLSTERY SHOP, AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE 3 YEARS TO PAY OPEN DAILY 8 to 8, SUN, 8 to 2 Installation and Repairs ASSOCIATION quotas previously announced for cause so well.—The New York Doc Blankets S FIFTH AVENUE, AVINEi We Furnish and Install Established 1902 February and March, and all of Times, - Free Estimates Evenings and Weekends the April draftees will so into the All Types of Heaters • Sweaters Over 4,500,000 Members No Obligation to Buy Nationwide Service AThvy. • Jewelry Service • RESIDENTIAL GLASS FINS, FUR & FEATHERS Call VA 8-6066 Ferd Kertes, Local Agent LOCKSMITH WORK 139 Longview Circle • Sporting Goods CALL 18 Main Street Opp. Town Hall 217 State Street, Perth Araboy GU1DED-MISSILE WARSHIPS KEYS MADE WOODBRIDGE 8-1601 Fords, N. J. Phone Hlllcrest 2-1248 The U. S. Navy expects to have TOOLS • HOI SEW ARES 3-3; 3-31 the first of two gulded-missilerflr,- FASHION CREDIT JEWELERS WDGE. 8-1400 Lillian and fid MNIer, Owners lng cruisers ready for anti-aircraft 589 ROOSEVELT AVENUE HARDWARE • PAINTS PAINTER AND DECORATOR duty in July of this year and the FLOOR SANDERS AND Railings Free Estimates CARTERET second later in the year. Comple- WAXERS FOR RENT For C«U CA-1-4825 AVENEL tion of the project to convert the CA-1-6308 Everytblnf V, J. TEDESCO heavy cruisers, Boston and Can- You Need ORNAMENTAL / 6 Fill more Avenue t DIAMONDS COAL & OIL CO. berra, presumably will make the Home Improvements • To Keep Carteret IRON American fleet the first of any 26 RAHWAY AVE. AVENEL Your Pet 3-3; 3-31 t WATCHES world power to possess guided-mls- Healthy RAILINGS ant IP YOUR DRINKING has become slle ships. • JEWELRY Custom Made STEVEN KOVACH Happy! • ' M.ilml a problem,. Alcoholics Anony- and Installed mous can help you. Call Market The Turkish-Iraqui mutual de- • GIFTS Concrete Ceramic TUe Quality Work KEEL REPAIRS A SIM ( I.Uj 3-7528 or write P. O. Box 253, fense pact was recently signed at Expert Watch and We Carry Assorted Kitchen and Bathroom Reel Checked, Cleaned, i'li Woodbridge. Baghdad despite Egyptian efforts ^ Jewelry Repair HIGH TEST QUALITY Potted PtonJs $300 ip Greased; and Adjusted : 3-3; 3-31 to block it. CONCRETE 507 Leon Ave., Woodbridge Baby Chicks and Ducks Free Estimate for Only (plus parts, if m-nlnl Laboratory Approved • Telephone "Home of R«l VMW Crushed Stone - Washed Gravel WO 8-8372 GUTH PET SHOP DENNIS M. MURPHY We Have — In Simk Washed Sand - • Waterprooflnr "CAKTEBCT'S LITTLE ZOD" WO 8-3146 • CUSTOM-MADE TOI \> Lime - Brick - Cement - Plaster 80 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret • MAINE-MADE JIOi O« A. LASHER Carteret 1-4079 LOAFERS and S[.1ITFR9| Raritan Mercantile • Rooflig aid Sldlog • • WILDLIFE PICTfRES Corporation Painting (Framed) • Phnblig & Heatlig • • HUNTING AND FrMllSG| Phone HI 2-0375 • Indoor LICENSES ISSl'KD FRONT AND FAYETTE STS. Henry Jansen & Son • TROUT WORMS PERTH AMBOY, N. J. • Outdoor Tinnlnr and Sheet Metal Work Charlet Farr Ask How You (an Win Specializing in the RooBnr, Metal CeiUncs and Painting of Asbestos Plumbing. Heating One of Our Contractor Furnace Work Shingle Homes Electric Sewer Service FISIIINC' TAl'l, WO-8-3567 588 Alden Street AND KH'.M Telephone: RUQY'S Walter A. Jensen Telephone 8-U46 SPORTING CiOODS FIX UP WltH WMdbrldf e 8-0M4 Woodbridge, N. J. *56'MonrJoe Street, H;il.«i MASON AND BUILDING Ml LINDEN AVENUE FORMICA Telephone RA 7->!| CONTRACTOR , Call CA-1-7219 WMdbiUfe, N. J. • Special Service Estimates; Cheerfully Given (or Free Estimate on WOODBRtDCE Taxi 38 Freeman St., Woodbridge Counters' • Sink Tope INCOME TAX Telephone 8-1808 CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS Plumbing & Heating Fir, White Pine, Knotty Pine • Remodeling SERVICE NIGHT Natural or Select White Birch DAY* • Irug Stores • • New Installations BUSINESS WOOD'S FORMICA • Gas and Oil Burners OK and CABINET SHOP 24-Hour Service PERSONAL Avenel Pharmacy 3 Oakwood Avenue, Carteret Call WOPIY AVENUE, I No Dye Let) 88 Main Street WOODBRIDGE. N. i. NOMOTTA (Matched Dye tot) Woodbridge, N. J. t Photography • Uniforms Spec* >d*n h PUBLIC SERVICE • JAYBALL YARNS Telephone 8-0554 # Moving and Trucking • • FLEISHEtt YARNS ARRANGE Complete Moving Job For Your UNIFORMS Furniture t Rooms *'

Southland, hnve suffered from the ATOMIC TEST Mfl... While Ce- Are You a Good Cittaen? Opens Dental Office \u drought of lust year. Help I The largest atomic device tested Invalid, How Much Do You Know About Your them back to normal with t good »n the 1955 nuclear series exploded ,),,, recent About Civil Defense? rtcently with a predawn brilliance feeding of azalea and camellia fer- that wa* seen by observers in five , ,,|l(| clmttlng With a by Home tillrer around the middle of March. ne£by WeRtern states. More tbJn ' j |)lirkyard, Mr. Mc- LEONARD DREYFUSS ,,,.,,1(1 son got into Southern azaleas should not be loo planes—Air Force. Navy, and State Director of Civil Defense fed until they have finished Moom- Marine*—took part In the test, ',.' ,11,,-iced in the yard, By FRANCES DELI, and Disaster Control With 86 of them coordinating In ft ',';, , ind behind the ln«. Start spraying for peWl blight irm If you live in the northern part simulated attack mission on the •„„. c.iY Parted for- nf (he United States and have » as soon as flowers begin to show. Several years ago, we had n let- attack area. „„„ knocked Mr. Mc- 'imlen. It is time for you to begin' Frequent sprayings «re necemary . cimir and hit Mrs. ter asking why the school teachers rolled ing your garden equipment 1 i Ill' " :,,;u,hbor. Both were of the State shouldn't heasked to louether. Clean, repair and Oil it It is lawn feedini time In the C0IN rHoKES BABV j ,,,-piial—Mrs. Hobbs take a First Aid Course/we ncted | •;<> tiini il will be In good condition middle and lower 8outh. DETROIT - For ten days. Rajr- .,' inrcvBted foot and promptly and received the full co- for spring. — —_ mond Sherman, 13-months-oltent 'to go into action In an emerg- vcmr rolkctloii. When keeping mr- I. SI'KW'H that my silver wedding annlver- an operation to remove the coin. ,.vii.i.K.N.C.- While ency. ;leu tools it pays In the low? run lo buy the best. sary would come fin a Saturday, , iii'i-mlon wfls ad- and I always ploy golf on Satin- The BrUish Army Is to be .„,!,, t)r auxiliary po- Our schools have fully cooper- Garden furniture should be days." equipped with guided missiles. , ,.v ami enforcement, ated in Civil Defense and most of cleaned, repaired and repainted "n'.u.rmpted to advise when necessary. Gardeners In the them have regular drills for school F>r. Edward K. Zullo ,, .mii.d bandit had children. Every school In the North run flo this now Indoors and WMDBRIDGE • Dr, Ed- Inis be. ready to take full advan- V. ...HI s music store of State knows where to take its WOODBRIDGE ward E. Zullo has announced HKO of the first beautiful bright , \"llV completed his ad- youngsters if we should be unfor- '.,,, ii-i earnestness and the opening of his office at spring days, on fiood days It Is not CAMERA SHOP tunate enough to be attacked from 168 Main Street. corner Elm- <>o early to start pruning. the air by an enemy. wood Avenue, for the general In the South gardeners have 90 MAIN STREET This is Just one important phase practice of, dentistry. .iceii busy for some time. Shrubs nvict Union's WO-8-3120-J of oui< work at the State level In md trees of all kinds can still be. ,„„.(] in urging that Dr, Zullo Is the son of Mrs. Civil Defense. planted in all sections. Summer j I,,:), hi' permitted in Frank D'Apolito, Woodbiidge Mowerlns deciduous shrubs should j GENEROUS TRADE- I, mid competition CARE drops relief packages for Avenue, Port Reading and the have alreday been pruned, Jf not—] W trust to luck IN ALLOWANCES 8 European areas. late Carmen J. Zullo. He is married to the former Veronica do so at once before the new with your camera ON OLD CAMERAS Gazdtk, Carteret and they are growth begins. and PROJECTORS the parents of a son, Edward Vegetable seeds mny be, planted How long has It been slnoe you Carmen. n.s soon as weather and soil con- had your camera checked? DOH'1 take chances! The way to jet the Dr. Zullo Is a graduate of "GOOD FIGHT" HAS BEST CARD-The eternal fight against ditions permit. Flower seed of hardy anuals can be grown under best performance out of your Woodbridge High School -and evil draws a championship crowd, top picture, as 19,700 persons camera, Is to stop In and we will the same conditions. Bulb planting received a degree ol Doctor of pack New York City's Madison Square Garden to hear Evangelist give It a thorough spring check-up. Dental Surgery ffcm George- Billy Graham. Anolher Billy Graham, this one fighting a worldly of the summer flowering species town University, He received bout, brought .a light crowd of 4804 ring addicts to the same can get underway in the tower arena on the succeeding evening. They saw him lose non-title Free of Charge! bachelor's degree previously South, Not until next month in middleweight bout via a split decision to Chico Vejar. the upper South, however. from Notre Dame and before Camellias, the pride of the entering Georgetown he served for 18 months In the Air Force. Wlillc at Georgetown he was a member of the Dean Cogan Dental Society and a student member of the American Dental Association. He was awarded membership In Omlcron Kappa Upsilon, honorary dental fra- ternity. Commissioned as a first lieu- tenaht in the Air Force he was assinneJ to the Dental Corps at Boiling Air Force Bafe in Wash- ington and at the Pentagon. He was promoted to the rank of captain. On discharge he serv- "•"on ed his internship at the Jersey *- City Medical Center. Dr. Zullo ilookinthe is a member of the American Dental Association. New Jersey State Dfiital Association and the Middlesex Dental Associa- tion.

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SNAKE DANCER DIES I give gasoline its start in life!" BALTIMORE, Md. — "Princess Naja" died in an Iron lung in a says Michael Petruski, 1212 Woodbridg* Av«., Fords local hospital, where she was rushed after having been bitten by one of the cobras &)>e used In "My job is in the control room of the No. 4 Crude unit. And her act at a night club. The 25- the 'unit,' as we call it, performs the first big step in the refin- I year-old dajicer was bitten on the arm during the show but com- ing process. It heats crude oil until it becomes partially vapor- pleted her performance und put ized... separating it into basa gasoline stocks, kerosene, light 1 the reptile back In its box before ! asking for help. 1W»e.«*8h4-*U»ut#- fuel oil, hsavy bttnkf* toil »nd aepJwJt.- Ifetp «mstant t'heft lapse in seeking aid Is believed to have bfeen responsible for her on every stage of the operation. So, you see, I death. really give CALSO Gasolines as well as other petroleum products their start in life!" PARLAYS RELIEF CHECKS DENVER, Col. — Fred F. Gil- "!lss < I I'B FORMING, bert 86, whose general aslstance pension averaged $30 a month for ">IN NOW fifteen years, died recently of pneu- monia. It was found that the 66- YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR... year-old night watchman had par- layed his relief checks Into a $16,- THE CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY 000 estate through oiJ-uWck spec- 'LLIAN'S DRESS SHOP ulations. Administrators of htseu- tate were ordered to return $5,675 Kooaevelt Avenue, Carhrrt to the Denver Welfare papurtuwnt. CA-1-5751 RuUry international observes its gulden i CARTERET PAC;I<: TWKI.VE FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1955 7? Pixie Pie jor a Parly Dessert Save During The Great "March Of Values"at

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