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For Council Voided Public Statnnrnt Complete Local News Top Advertising Results p Astride AU The Activities Our Family Of Over 9,000 Readers Of The Town With Your Is A Valuable Market For Home-Town Paper AU Our Advertisers "VOL. XXXV-NO. 49 I'KIDAY, MARCH 22, W57 PRICE EIOHT CENTS Lutherans iiudgcthMunici i Bu(jcret Is Issue Call Attacked * e Pastor i jy Donovan Adopted; Pay Increases |r> Dorkof is Chosen Ht'|Mi!»lican (onncilman |U Congregation. Hi* ( iles (Htj<Ttions iu \nsiver is Availed For Council Voided Public Statnnrnt fARTERET — The Carteret CM) TEH FIT - Councilman , ( muriical Lutheran Church has liirluml DiinnVRii lflst- tllRht lit- ^1(,,l a cull to Kenneth Dorkof 1 various budgetary item,1; Rev. Czaja, Borough Native Republicans Vote ^ heroine pastor of thc church winch he ii>rm°d PXtrnvaKant and in ,,,|lTprd Rev. Karl 0. Klette psKiry. The full text of hi-, j; „ |S retiring soon. lent at the Council meeting Is Given New Assignment Against It; Hear •]l,t. unanimous decision on Mr.' fullnws: , , p ,,,,,1-nf was reached at a meet- CARTERET — Rev. Joseph "As ii citizen and as a counril- S. CzaJa, .son of Mrs. Stephanie Several Objectors ,[ the congregation this week, | I find it necessary to spenk Czaja, 43 Locust Street, and the .','."•• Dr. Edwin H, Knudaen, \ out si lonely aRainst the budget. late Stanley Czaja. has been as- CARTERET -By a vote of 4 U) ,,,'„ ,,:rnt of the Evangelical Luth-1 In the Itaht of what has taken signed as pastor of St. Mary's 2, Boroush Council last night ",,,., svnod of New Jersey. place since January 1st, 1957, Church In Orwell. Ohio, !ido]ited thc 1957 municipal bud* • M, Dorkof who preached here! when: wild statements and actions | A graduate of Carteret High net callitiB for an an Increase of ••. ;.,,.(, Sundays, Is a student of hnve taken plnce beyond the scopp j 251 points utter making a nunqr; j ' Hammn Dlvlnty School. of law HIKI without lenal authority, i School class of 1D39, Father C2;aja enrolled at St, Mary's alteration. ,.< s,',, ;,V:(i(Mri. Ohio. A native of Se- and since 1 was once threatened is. Mr. Dorkof Is unmarried. tr> br ejected from the meeting, I College at Orchard Lake, Michi- The change provided that ther., v Mr. Klette said today that have prepared this statement of gan, and In 1043, was admitted proposed Increase in pay for ,,• to the St. Cyril and Methodius members of the Borough Council .„>; ,,i rush Is awaiting an Rnswer PLA(J(IK DEDICATION: 1'hotn shows scenf In front of St. .losrpl)1'; Clmrrh, where El Hakkam my objections to the budget. Mr Dorkof. If he accepts, Seminary at Orchard L/ake. He from $300 to $1,000 per aannum /••" Caravan, Order of Alhntnlira dodlrated a plaq IP cnmmemonitlnK the first Catholic church here. "I firmly believe that the test was ordained at the St. Colum- be eliminated from this' year'* uM orate, he will be ordained of good government Is not what NTiowii on the rieht Is Kcv. Louis M. Cortney, OHM, who officiated, mill Rev. Victor Grabrian, bus Cathedral at Youngstown, budget. i;ir ministry at a convention OSM, who assisted. you can get from it but rather ,r Synod to be held in Ocean I what you can give to it. I am Ohio, April 6, 1946, toy the Most Voting against the passage were Reverend Bishop James A, Mc- Councilman Richard DonovMi (-,iv at the end of May. ! firmly convinced too, that bad MiMiiwhile Rev. Mr. Klette will Fewer Voters Listed candidates are elected by good ci- Fadden. KIs first assignment and Edmond Urbanski, both Be- • Liiiiir to direct the lactlvltles Pkas are Heard Abbott Graduates tizens who either don't take thc was to the Immaculate Concep- publicans. the church until a succesor As Eligible in '57 time to vote or don't take the time tion Church In Youngstown, A public hearing that lasted fpt'.; clin.sen, He said services on: to look Into the records of the Ohio. In 1948 he was assigned nearly four hours preceded thfl CARTERET — Fewer Car- ;;:!,,>• v.ill be held as usual — • In Theft of Gold | At Police Academy candidates. to the Holy Name Church in adoption of the budget which pro, , teret residents will be eligible mum in German at 8:30 A. M.., Youngstown and later to St. vldes for a tax rate of $1548 M to vote In this year's general "By simple arithmetic, we find at 9:30 A. M. and the CARTERET - John Rocco, Eli-1 i CARTERET — Robert W. Ab-that the budget proposes a cost for (Continued on Page Eight) REV, JOSEPH S. CZAJA compared with $12.97 last year. ' , v School will meet at 10:30 izabeth Junk dealer accused of pos-! election than were eligible to ! bott, 84 Marion Street, was among Less than half a dozen persons' M vote in last year's election. municipal administration, other A M Lenten services also are sesslng $22,642 In gold stolen from I j the three top police officers grad- than the Board qf Education, the voiced objections, although the ,v,,iii..-i.ed every Wedne»day night the U. 8. Metals Rcnnint; Com- ' Figures released by the Mid- uated from The Port of New York sum of $1,418,000.00, as against Council Chambers were filled to ; :to o'clock. Ipany bcre, pleaded innocent in dlesex County Board of Elec- i Authority's Police Academy at last year's operating cost, $1,266,- First Presbyterian Red Cross Drive overflowing and the crowd ap- •n-> weeks congregation meet-iFederal Court at Newark Friday, j tions shows that a total of 'ceremonies March 15, at 2'30 P.M. 000.00, or a gross Increase of $212;- plauded those who asked for cuts MIS presided over by Rev. Mr, However, a co-defendant, Jo-: 8.177 are registered this year i in the Hotel Statlcr, New York 00.00. From this amount, we must Build Fund Rises Volunteers Listed in the budget. .!•;!<'. who ls president of the s^Ph E. Ross. Newark, pleaded j as compared with 8,472 in the City, Officer Abbott's high stand- substract the increase in salaries Mayor Edward J. Dolan, Jr., .:-. -relation. Thomas Hemsel is, nuilty and Assistant United statos | previous year. ing in his class was determined to which the employees are en- CARTERET — The building CARTERET - Deputy Police who gave everyone ample time to\ n president and William O. Attorney James R. Lacy an-; on the basis of tests, classroom titled, so that the salaries to em- speak on the budget, said all sug- work and over-all proficiency. fund of the First Presbyterian Chief Charles Makwlnskl, chair- [wm is chairman of the pul-nounced his intrntlon of usln;-,' ployees In this year's budget is man of the Red Cross Fund Ap- gestions were taken Into consid- oinmlttee. Ross as a government witness Matthias E. Lukens, assistant $675,000.00, as gainst $592,000.00, Church now stands at $30,811.29, eration and that no cuts could be To Show Religious 1 executive director, made the prin- peal is assembling a group of •, Mr Klette is planning to or an increase by virtue of salary according to a report made pub- workers who will assist him in the effected because the municipality .«• [mm the ministry on May Harry Wolf, Elizabeth attorney, cipal speech at the event attended Increases of $83,000.00. But the lic today by Mrs. Edna Thorn. Is faced with charges on bonded by Port Authority staff and fam- drive here. id reside in Rahway. He has itered Rocco's not guilty plea. Interest charges are reduced by treasurer of the fund. The money Indebtedness next year. He ex- Ross Movie on Tuesday : illes of the 36 graduating officers. He made public today a list of pastor of the Carteret ' decided to plead Ruilty after $4,000.00, so that the net increase has been raised through pledges volunteers who have offered their pressed the hope that at the end ! The recruit training program for salaries Is $79,000.00, and I of the fiscal year there may be h for the past seven years.!* conference with Martin D. and gifts. services so as to reach Carteret's parish has made consider- |Maroncy, Newark, his court-ap- CARTERET - The "Song of i thcse office,.s have jlJst compieted certainly dot not quarrel with that surpluses so as to maintain the BernadetW," which won five j conducted at the Port Authority Sunday services at the First goal. • progres under his guidance, i pointed attorney: s amount of Increased payment to Simultaneously, the police de- current rate at least. Awards a decade ago; the employees. However, if wei 1 Mr. Lacy announced that Ross , Jf . ... puty revealed today that the Mayor Dolan explained in detail would be called before , xcdcral • including an Oscar for best ac- substract from the $212,000.00 in- Perth Amboy-Carteret Chapter, how the budget was drawn and tre8S t0 Jennlter J on in e crease in the budget the $79,000.00 I will the reasons for the increase in the srand jury and that l-.ev'ould act, u « * Christian Life, At the early ser- Red Cross has donated $213,62 for IPromote 4 Men as a federal witness in Rocco's tltle role' w»l * shown by the aalarly Increases, we arrive at an clothing, food and shelter lor bor- tax rate. "I'm willing to cut the vice the Chapel Choir will sing budget wherever possible an ap- trial, tentatively scheduled i0l-1 Holy Name Society of the Holy increase cost of municipal opcra- ough residents who lost everything on VTuesdayesday, the anthem.
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