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VOL. XXXV—NO. 39 latterd CARTKRKT, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1!)[)7 PRICE EIGHT CENTS To Collect Clothing Dolan Presses Move On Sunday Refugees For South Turnpike Hungarian Drive Aid Nine llorough Residents Opens; Mayor Urges Act as Interpreters 1 Entrance, Cites Need Support of Campaign For Red (TOSS Unit

CAKTERET — Mayor Edward CAKTERET—Mrs. LaVada Han- J, unlan today proclaimed the cock, executive director of the. wrrk of January 13 as "Help Hun- Perth Amboy - Carteret Chapter.' Carteret Plants Promote New PO Building garian Relief" arid appealed to American Red Cross, revealed to- the populace to support the fund day that nine Cnrteret residents Two Men to Higher Rank \ For Borough Also and clothing drive to be held here have responded to an urgent call next week by the (Sarteret Com- from Red Cross for Hungarian- mittee for Hungarian Relief. : spenkinR volunteers to act as in- Sought by Mayor All arrangements for the drive terpreters on "Operation Mercy" Imvr been completed, Postmaster nt ('amp Kilmer. CARTERET—Mayor Kriward J. . I,ester Sabo, general chairman Mrs. Helen Bartok, 558 Roose- Dolan revealed toclav that he will reported. He called attention to vell Avenue, has reported on every push two new projects bndly need- these two Important dates: Sumlny since December 19, and ed in the borough. The first, he said, is a new post January 13, clothing collection has Riven a full day acting as office building. from 12 to 4 P. M. Donors are interpreter for Red Cross workers The second, he. declared, is an requested to place the clothing and the refugees. Mrs. Bartok also gave up her New Year'ji Day entrance and exit for southbound In bundles. John Suto, chairman traffic on the Turnpike. ; of the clothing committee is ur«- holiday to work on '"Operation Mercy." Mnyor Dolan said a renewed ef- Ini; all volunteers to meet at the fort will be mnde to get Congress- Borounh Hall before noon. Three men from Carteret, Jo- man Frelinghuysni push Carterct's- J.uiuary 15 from 6:30 P. M. to seph Szivas, 536 Roosevelt Ave- demand for a new post office 9 p M. fund raising. Household- I nue; William Teleposki, 18 Whit- building. ers urn requested to put the porch- i man Street, and Louis Kody, 92 ' He pointed out that the Board lichi.s on for the canvassers. Emerson Street, worked New of Education willingly lent the use., Year's Day acting as interpreters. Final instructions for the drive of the Nathan Hale School facill-' Some worked in the clothing room ties for extra holiday business of-, will be given at a meeting of the where refugees come to be sup- committee In the Borough Hall SET FOR DRIVE: Here arc some of the leaders in Carteret IlunRitrian Relief Committee drive. the post office. Shown from left to right arc Bert Pnkol, treasurer; Joseph Comta, chairman nf School division, plied with emergency clothnlg; "The federal government owns next Monday night. A refugee others worked in teams and met from Hungary will be the speaker. Walter Schonwald, representing Carteret Lions Club and Stephen Bodak, an assistant, a centrally located site on which the busloads of refugees as they EDWARD R. FITZI'ATRICK a new building with proper facili- At this week's meeting, Wil- arrived at Camp Kilmer after de- liam Greenwald, chairman of the CARTERET—Metal & Thermit CARTERET - Peter W. Gftidis, ties could Ije erected," he declared. «<><>;> Main street* barking from the USNS General, Coi.poratlon today announced the resident manager of the local I Said Mayor Dolan: "In the fed- business division reported that Army Commends ' to Hear ; he plans to contact all business- Clear 3 AM. to 6 A.M. I*Roy Eltinge, Brooklyn, on New: pl.omolion of Edward R. Fltzpat- Westvaco Mineral Products Divi-; eral census of 1950 our population Year's Day. I :, inn ^ >u „„„„„„ t0 ' sion Plant, today announced the i was listed at 13,031. The estimated men personally for funds. rick, 109 Roosevelt Avenue, : CARTERET — Police Com- Also working as interpreters one •"""'""". """""'"" ]"" "' „!"• promotion of an area resident, population today is 18.000, an in- Edwin S. Quln, chairman of Capt. A. J. Brown Talk on Hungary foremiln ln the H missioner John Uutnick today day a week, and other assignments j detlnnlng depait-; ^Joh n £E . c Coakley Qof f 44448 8 MonroUmm e crease of 5,000 persons." teachers and schools division re- when needed, are Mrs. Betty j ment as of January 1. The mayor cited figures recently FORT LEAVENWORTH. Kan. appealed to auto owners not to CARTERET — Dr. Alexander ! Avenue, Elizabeth, to the position potted that teachers In two schools park their can on the main Kuhn, 22 Atlantic Avenue; Mrs, Mr. Fitzgerald graduated from f Plant Engineer of the Carteret made Public ^ Postmaster Lester have donated 145 already. —Capt. Albert J. Brown, U. S. Haraszti, who with his family O thoroughfares between 3 A. M. u, n u- i a u««i «nA niant Sabo which list gross receipts for fled from Hungary will be the St. Joseph's Parochial School and plant. ^ ^ ^^ and 6 A. M. to permit the street Kuest speaker at the Sunday eve- attended Carteret High School. | Mr. Coakley, a gradaute of New- 195fi %mm **• Weias. 116 Giant with $92,213.07. pendant ln recognition of jneri- department to clear debris and ning .service in the Calvary Bap- ! j ark CollegCollege ooff EngineerinEngineering witwith sers start to work. He cited the Schwartz, Employed by the company since As for the new Turnpike en- snow. ti.st Church at 6:30 o'clock. He Avenue, and Samuel a Bachelor of Science degree in need of additional volunteers for 104 Union Street. March, 1948, he served in various mechanoca'l engtoe^rTng."hM'been | tra"ce- ^ mayor said that he is Streets specified by the com- will speak of his personal ex- 1 January 13 and January 15. Mrs. Hancock pointed out that hourly jobs in production and as'assistant plant englener of the writing to the Turnpike Authority Tactics at the Fisshburne Military missioner are: Roosevelt Ave- periences during the last few requesting the additional entrance,' Stickers and posters calling at- tne Red Cross and otner rellet School at Waynesboro. Virginia. nue, Washington Avenue, montils m Budapest before he. j a laboratory technician in quality: Westvaco plant for the past six He expressed belief that new in- tention to the need for Hungarian The Captain Is attending the Pershliif Avenue and Cooke his wife and thelrllve" children agencies have been fortunate in, control ior t0 Ws promotion. He dustry could be interested to locale aid were distributed In the bor- ten-month regular course at Com- Avenue. managed to escape. : "btataing Hungarian - speaking A life-long resident of Elizabeth, is coach of the Metal & Thermit Mr. Coakley served as a lieutenant here if Carteret had both north ough Has week. mand and general staff college volunteers who are devoting con- and South Turnpike entrances. Dr. Haraszti will speak in Hun- i slderable tlme ta aidi tne j soitball team and a member fo the in the U. S, Navy for three years! Mrs. Touhey'i Aides at Fort Leavenworth. Kansas. In his New Year's message, ganan and the pastor of the: f during World War II. Mrs. Patrick Touhey, listed the by Mayor General Lionel C. Mc- Honor Rev. Huber g i Sewaren Boat Club. Mayor Dolan stressed the nerd of church, Rev. Joseph Matus, will; 1 followinK capulru for the various Om, commanding general of Fort, jact as Interpreter. Many services are provided to , new Industry, to lighten the load districts as folluws: Mrs. Keien j Leavenworth and commandant or | The morning service will be Hungarian refugees 'by the Red oT the UifaiM"*"* the At Dinner Sunday Cross. Free communications are B.irtos. Mrs. Oenevleve Frey. Mrs. Command and General Staff J at 11 A. M. following the Sunday Name New Ferry j Potocnig Shuns MiiryLehotsky. Mitt Ethel VargB.'College, at a ceremony held this provided from the refugee to his CARTERET —Rev. Anthony J. School at 10 A, M. Th; e sermon/ of family In the , also' Mrs Margaret Sandor, Mrs. Mini- [ *«* « '"« »°*t New Things : Increase Shown .wt Matefy. Mrs. Mary Toth, Mrs. Captafn Brown attended the H"ber pa;tor of Et. Elwabeth f be assisted forejgn inqu|ry 5ervlce for famllics In Minue Honor Reelection Bid Helen Nemlsh. Mrs. Emma Brit- Monterey Peninsula College and,?*1""* who h" Jf 1Pttur"lnprn i\ m oe assisiea by Homer Tricules, assistant pas- way," said Mrs. Hancock, "refu- . ,._. „ IU. _ »,.. *h. ir«i.,«...i*, nf vi&ini. ™.inr t« from Europe, will be h ' CARTERET — At a ceremony j CARTERET — Schopl Commis- gees can direct' an Inquiry and a In School Budget Mary Babies, Mr». Elsie Ullers- his entry Into the service in July, held yesterday on Governors, sloner Patrick Potocnig said today parish , . i their relatives residing iniaer, Mrs. Emma Abaray, Mrs. 1942. After serving In the enlisted k On Tu(isd Jan 5 17;30 Island, two new diesel-powered that he will not be a candidate CARTERET ^- Board of Edu- In St. P. M. the Sunday School teachers ' m Ksrolle Munkacsy, Mrs. Betty ranks for a year, the captain at- will have their monthly meeting, ferryboats were commissioned by | for reelection to the Board of cation at Its meeting Wednesday' Hubcr came on the Thel e aic ia 1 lus llvms ln fjiecc, and Mrs. Hilda CoURhlln. tended Officers Candidate School Father SuDerintendent " ' °° " " the U. S. Army and named after j Education. night approved ths 1957-1958 Haan with 1,716 nfu- All monies derived from the at Fort BenniiiR, Georgia, and AdamAdiins wil^,„l _"_...,• JL. Carteret who have taken advan-; two congressional j Mr Polocni who namcd budget which calls for an increase drive will be turned over to the was commisioned in August,' 1943. Bee*. He represented the National ^^ ^ ^ of this service during the jwinner , L, Gen. Thomas w. Her- j BOSS'S? ^,™ of about $76,000 and set January Catholic Welfare Council and as- «^"" »•» ™ ww w B'V« . months of lee to be sent to Austria to help The captain participated In five ner re rt uecem- • ren, commanding general, First U.| sald this m new post wlu require 25 at 7 P.M. as teh date for a locating P° - Wednesday night at ber 195fi salcl' | S. Army, presented pictures of the j ,. . public hearing. limse who escaped from the Iron major campaigns in the European 7:00 P. M. the weekly prayer, a great deal of his timc Frank I ferryboats and Medal of Honor; ,y;, he sa,d| ,,[t would be d'lfflcult The, total budget has been set 1 amain. Theater of Operations during meetins will take place. citations to next of kin, The Car-, for me t0 ^.^ m the school at $999,649.46. Of this sum, $833,- All canvassers are requested to World War II with the 294th En- ^ ^^ ^ Clu^ b FTA, Hoiy O_ n Saturday_ . Januar_ y 19, the teret_man_ honored was the late • lboai.(lj whUe t am toOrough clerk." 847.64 is tp be raised by taxation. Mart their collections at 6:30 Rineer C. Battalion. From June. Name ^ gt James, Post 'Calh. Carvary Baplisl MelVs club will 3 Auto Victims Pvt. Nicholas Minue. The terms of Mr. 'Potocnig, Salary Items provide the largest 1 M.. whewhenn aa whtotlwhistlee willll blob w 1952. until August, 19o4, he served ^ WaJ. Velerans • nave a fiapjack and sausage sup. The award was made posthum- Richard Donovan and Robert R. increase lr) the budget. to start the drive. Return* should with headquiirtcrs at Fort Rich- Committee chairmen include per at 7 P. M. Each member ously. Here is the full text of the Brown expire next month. There In the-presence of a large gath- be made at police headquarters, ardson. Alaska. Mrs. John Bodak, Mrs. Frank Us invited to bring another man in Hospital Medal of Honor citation: has not been a definite decision ering of teachers. Mrs. Alys Sheri- Anyone who would still like to Prior to his present assignment QUray. George Slomko and John with him. George Davis of North ; CARTERET — Mrs. M a r y j Private Minue was born at Sed- on the part of Mr. Donovan or dan, chairman of the teachers' ••'llunteer may do M by contacting to Fort Leavenworth in Septem-' Dombrowskl. ' Brunswick, will present slides and committee outlined thp board's mHer Mrs Touhey or the com- ber, 1955. he was PMS&T at Father Huber is expected in re- a talk on the subject: "Gettysburg, • Astrowsky, 38, of 72 Post Boule-1 Austria-Hungarjf (now Mr. Brown as to whether or not deIli in they will seek re-election. wage scale proposals. It would mitiec listed above before the Fish'jurnp Military School. late his experience in meeting and A Lesson in Americanism." Mr. j| varcf 'L , !n:.,a v°°r..c.°" !,.°.n i within the boundaries of Poland) in 1899 and came t0 the set the minimum pay by $200 and 'He has been awarded the the Hungarian rcfu- Davis is a gradual ofMount Oli-' ' United Meanwhile 'there were reports the maximum also by $200, also Heart and the Certificate gees. Father Huber left in the vet College in Michigan. He has' Pital- while ner "^band, Domin- j states at the age of 12. He served that John, Kcndzierskl, Jrt, and a $300 Ihcrement plus a $100 ad-, A meeting of the volunteer ci 39 and their son Ri(;hard of Commendation at Fort Rich-! middle of December by plane to had a career as a teacher of <*<*• . ' ' j uTyearT in the Regular Army. As i Michael Pusillo may become can- justment. The teachers did not uutiee will be held Monday i Biemerhi.ven in Germany where American History fofor fortfoty years. I 5' are_ In fair condition in fh° ; •] a• member of the 6th Armored In- didates. favor this plan, but urged a grad- ii;iw ut which time 'a speaker ardson. horded the Armv transport ue an active member of Lhe ] saye hospital. ! fantry in the 1st Armored Division, Those desiring to run for the uated adjustment. No decision was 1111111Ca pKUmerW lbe Pre66nt C a 'hey were injured Monday, he won the Medal of Honor for his board of education must file their '" " two"t childrenJ ". RoRobef rt. (SOttoi, 3 ananSd V^ c , :t^ ^« ^ the^T ^he"wn ^ U to^ [ Sdeons. reached on this plan and the, board | night when their car struck a ! action near MedJez-el-Bab in Tu- petitions not j later than January will give lt further study. Renee' Pemu, 2. reside at 66 24 at 9 P. M., according to Mrs. Sunnvkd Named Hc

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MH Miry IK) U itwt wl rrait plflt of MIIUIVM JMI»| wr lut bvytaf ipfn. Hn wt kavt t« bulclw f>ik« |im |g |tl rid rf LBRIECS A SONS kCil UNITED ROOSEVELT SAVINGS mm AT KINO na. - PBRTH AMM£IU.\ HILL PHARMACY SHOP FRIDAY TIL » P. M. FKEE PAEUNO "The'Home of Service" AND LOAN ASSOCIATION $87 Room vclt Avenue, Carteret Phone KI-1-5325 17 COOKE AVENUE, CARTERET Phone Kl 1-5445 PRERfl FRTDAY, JANUARY 11, 1-!:,7 PAGE THREE IFire Co. No. 2 Miss Csellc Wed (iub Scout Pack Post to Entertain Inducts Staff \ eterans at Lyons *|At Magyar Church Makes Award* CARTERET- At a recent meet- CAUTRRKT — At a mrrtlna nf • i ing of the St. James Post, 616, CARTERET — A pretty wed- CARTERET - Den No. 1 of f'.WV., plans were made to hold ipjir Company 2 the following dlni! took place Saturday after- B >llrrt 91 1 Bt 0 L-i-re inducted to office for 1957 cub Remit Pack 182 held IL< regu- * P ' ? L^ "* Veterans noon In the Magyar Reformed !:n monthly meeting at which Hospital on Thursday, January 17. by Fire Commissioner Thorium Church when Miss Adrlenne Eli- The I Milik: Robert Morris, prpsident;' •line the commute reported on the Kinsmen will furnish music zabeth Csellp., daughter of Mr. ''lans for a blue and gold din- 'o;i rtnncinj nnd all members are Henry Morris, Vice presklrnt; iind Mrs. Frank Cselle, 74 Pulaskl "T to be held next month, to requested to attend. The OUB Will Steve Resko, recording secretary; Avenue, became the bride of Har- Tlrhmle the 47th birthday of leave the post room* at 6 P. M. lniul C'henny Burnor, son of Mrs. gtnnley Hadyk, financial secretary; ; -outing in America. ; A visit to the Walburgar Or* I ank Magyar, treasurer; Michael Archie Williams, Manchester. N. H. Hev Alexander Daroczy per- Mrs. R Fulgo was Introduced as Phanage In Rase lie will be made Yiucheskl. representative to Fire- in thp V(Vr nPRr future formed the ceremony. i new den mother by J. Polling. * - Anyepe men's Relief Association; Frank wishing to donate clothing for Mr. A. Bill Matefy. t!ie cub mns- j Magyar, chief; Andrew Luknsluk, (liven In marriage by her fa- children from six months to four 'i'i made the following awards: I second assistant chief; Stanley ther, the bride wore a gown of ycarsof age, or canned goods are i "brut, Robert Yanlk and Rich-! tciyk, foreman; William Al- silk shnnlung. flntertlp-length requested to contact members of i brlciit", assistant foreman; John veil mid carried a white orchid iinl Pulgo: wolf, Louis .Filep, Rich. iinl Orepor, Michael Puslllo, Ml- the pott. Petniskl, warden; and John riiirl .st.ephanotis on a prayer book. The post also Is collecting old Mis. Joseph Bartko Of this bor- Ynnlk, Stephen Gawronskl [ ononnell, junior Warden. ml Andrew Mlcknlcz; golden'ar- clirlstinills ™rfls to *>e sent to «- "Ugli was matron of honor. Jo- hnnft M Stanley Macloch resigned as a seph Spltzer of Linden was best row. Richard BLschoff, John Mehl., P R - I volunteer member and was sue- Robert Toth, Michael Yanlk,' A membership drive Is on M»d man. Ushering were Joseph ! fceded by William O'Donnell, 71 Itort.ko and Louis Toth, Jr., of Stephen Mnrkus, Richard Oaw- meetings are held on the first Arthur Avenue. this borough. ronskl. David Cox, Allen Jack-'Sunday of each month at 10:30 son and Qaiy Jackson; silver ar-; A. M."ln the St. James Clubrooms, The president, Robert Morris Mr. and Mrs. Cselle left on a GETS BADGK: Photo shows Fire Chief Frank Magyar getting row, Robert Toth, Richard Bis-! Longfellow Street The next meet- stated that since the first of the wedrling trip to Nassau. his fire chief's badge from retiring chief Joseph llamadyk, as year the volunteers have own Fire Commissioner Thomas Milik looks on. choff,, Michael Yanlk. Stephen Ing of the group will be held Sun- called out to fight fires on seven — Markiw, David Cox, Allen Jack- day, February 3. ocntsumfi. He urged every volun- No Custom Duties on son and Gary Jackson. teer to continue responding to Plans are Advanced Parcels to Hungary Woman's Club The feature award was ^Officials are Guests every every alarm In order to re- For Mother's March Webolos to Leslie Sabo and David, duce fire losses. CARTERET—Postmaster Lester Cox, followed by a graduation At Kiwanis Luncheon CARTERET — Mrs. William award. Matty Marclniak and! — Fire chief Frank Magyar re- WINS COMMENDATION: dipt. Alliert .1. Brown, this borough, A. Sabo announced today that he Unit at Session Hepworth, chairman of this year's Bruce 8anberg of Troop No 84 j CARTERET — A group of bor- viewed the Insurance coverage for left, shown (fettlnj; ribhon with pendant from IVUj. Gen. Lionel had received Instructions from every fireman at the scene of a Mother's March on Polio drive, assisted In the final cerempny, °ugh officials attended y.ester- C. MeOarr at Fort Lravenworth, Kan., at a ceremony held at Washington, stating that all mall CARTKRET—The Evening Der fin'. has announced that plans are durlng wnlch j^g 3aij0 atood at 1 day's luncheon meeting of the the post. service, Including money order partment of the Carteret Women's Charles Bohanek and Joseph service, Which was discontinued by nearing completion. She Is being attention while the cub scout, Carteret Klwanls Club held ln th» assisted by Mrs. Sanley Kamlen- Club met at Fire House No. 2, Mrs. neckerchief was removed and the] Camp. Sitar. members of Fire Company 1 order of "November 23, 1958, has Thomas Coughlln, president, pre- ere guests. been fully resumed. skl. boy scout neckerchief was placed Introduced to the membership The drive wilt take place sided, around his neck to symbolically The Hungarian authorities have by Frank Haury, president, werl Contributions were made to the demonstrate his passage from PARKVIEW PATTER advised that, until further notice, Wednesday evening, January 30, Councllmen Thomas Millie and following Federation committees: I Birthday Party Held MRS. ROSE, ROSENBAUM MRS. DOBOTJflY HEPWOKTH gift parcels addressed to Individ- from 7 to 8 P. M. The one hour cubbing to boy scout Troop 84. Alexander Such, Tax Assessor porchlight canvass will reach ev- College Room, Garden, Greystdhe, William Greenwald, Treasurer For Miss Stanton CA"M3» OA-1-M90 uals and organizations In that PLAN CONVENTION country will be admitted,free of ery home irf the borough. Co-oper- Vineland, A^lierans Service and Alex Comba, Health Inspector Mi- atlon of the police has been en- al^0 towards the Drama, Music, chael Yarchesl, H. A. Hennessy, CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs. customs duties. Such parcels may CARTERET—The C.W.V., Mid- listed to provide escort service for Art, Yardley, Home Economics dlesex County Chapter, will hold j executive secretary of the Car Hiiii y stanton, 75 Warren Street, Mrs. Thomas Coughlln, chair-, on Tuesday, January 15 from contain any mailable article need- the women. and Pan American Scholarship Its 12th annual convention and Its \ teret Industrial Association, Dout- honmed their daughter, Mary man of the Hungarian Relief Drive j 6:30 P. MJ to 9 P M Please leave ed by the addressee and his family 'unds. ladles auxiliary will hold its 7thlas Zenobla, Walter Nlemiec, Mi- Ami. with a pa'rty on the occa- In the Parkview area, announced your frond lights on to aid the(clothing, non-perishable food, TAKES RUTGERS COURSE annual convention Jointly on Sun- chael MarkowlU, Postmaster Les- siMii of her 21st birthday. The that the fund drive will take place! canvasseis ' medicines/etc.). Also the Hungar- Plans were completed for a CARTERET Alois Amzler, 34 day, January 27, commencing with ter Sabo, John Dl Marco, Thomas nff.ur was held at the Slovak on Tuesday evening, January 15, ian restrictions as to canned food, theater party ln New York, to be from 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. Those who i Congratulations to Mr. andweight or quantities of items, etc., Clauss Street, Is enrolled In theheld ln April with Mrs. Thomas communion In a body at the 8 Coughlln and Thomas Devlin, Club Mrs. De/Prletas, 33 Laurel Street, wish to volunteer their services stated under Observations and inCollege of Agriculture of Rutgers McWatters as chairman, assisted 6 Mar Of Congratulations were extended on the/ arrival of a baby girl, I* *l ! Those attending were: Henry may do so by calling her at 6615. the Directory of International Mail University for the annual two- by Mrs. John Harold. Mt. Virgin Church, Remsen Ave- to Rev. Orvllle N. Davidson, rec* W.iltonowskl, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Debra ^Ann, born January 4. week course in ice cream making, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. are lifted. However, item* in com- A white elephant sale followed nue, New Brunswick. Breakfast tor of St. Mark's Church who Henry Waltonow»kl, 8r., and Birthday greetings to Donna Jan. 7 to 17. will be served at 9 A. M., followed H. Keating, 96 Wortylko Street, on mercial quantities are not per- the busines meeting with Mrs. Ray celebrated recently the 25th an- umhtcr, Slarlene, and Junes Greenlierg, daughter of Mr. and by a- buffet lunch after the open the arrival df twins, Joan Marie mitted. Powers as auctioneer. Mrs. Jo- niversary of his ordination Into Mrs. Cliff Oreenberg, McKlnley the priesthood. Avenge, who was four years old seph Kindzlerski, Mrs. William Richaid SoUkonU <>' at Perth Amboy General Hospital. Hepworth and Mrs. Robert Mc- I M.iplrwood; Mr. and Mrs. George on January 8. Guesta present at They have a girl and boy at home. First National Bank Mahon assisted as hostesses for and Joseph Baraniak of her birthday party were: Judy the evening. Holy Name to Build [Port Reading; Miss Carol Hat- Mr. and Mrs. H. Hutton, 85 Leoije, Bobby Undemann, Bev- Reelects Officers Marion Street, announce the arrl- Irid ami Augustus Gaent of South' erly; Carter, Angela Holland, The next meeting will be held Grotto for War Vets CARTERET — The First Na- IAmbiiy: Miss Joan Sivltsky of, VRl of a Blrl on Januaiy 4 BtE11 - Johnny Barbarczuk, Patty Clark, Tuesday evening, January 22, at tional'Bank of Carteret this week I Elizabeth and the Aliases Barbara1 , Mark Spiegel, and Richard*, Gary, the home of Mrs. Carlton Enot, CARTERET — The Holy Name zabeth aenergl Hospita ghe js •e-elected Ambroe Mundy, presi- | Biros, Uoanna Martlnko, Alfreda jtheir first child. and Lori Greeirberg. East Cherry Street, with Mrs. Society of the Holy Family dent; John P. Mulvlhlll, vice presi- BT LYN CONNELLY I, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Happy birthday to Maura Hur- 'Anyone or any organization In Edward Hurley, Mrs. Thomas Church is planning to construct , .,. . j j ,, ,„,, ley, 58 Mulberry Street who cele- dent, and cashier; Marian R. ley, 58 Mulberry Street who cele- P give their children PERTH AMBOY 1 I STEPHEN KOVACS SR. STATE FARM Bordm's Milk Dance School Annual SHOE SALE of AGENT than any other brand NOW can make such a difference LATER • ... a difference ln the way nht'U HELP WANTED walk and move and carry hemlf I'm • urifhbo* of jwu»-M>d FLORSHEIMS "Urn I can providt th« kind Get some for °f auto, \if» *od An bmnno* Erect - Graceful - Poised (Broken Sizes • Discontinued Styles) X°u and. I m*y bt «bk, tbo, your family soon— «> MV* yoa money—on auto Hut now is the time , . , don't l«t jMnctol tnd inuxiDO* through It slip by ... she'll never be a tbt 8ttU Yum B*nk PU«u at your store little Birl a*aln! CALL TODAY, and me what D1NCE CENTER can do VALUES UP Th«, an job* lor which !'»« We are beginning to manufacture paper cups fur YOUK little girl! $ .80 Mm ipecklly twine.!. CinU UM or from your <* •»• ma too*. II bo uufeoi and containers in our BRAND-NEW AIR-CON- TO S20.00 tanmt you. Borden milk man DITIONED PUNT IN CARTERET. OPENING SOON ! .A NEW 15 IT PAYS TO KNOW We need several men who have had experience STUDIO in the Inman Avenue Section of COLONiA STORE Open Daily Till (i 1*. M. - Friday Till 9 row STUI MIM in the MAINTENANCE OF AUTOMATIC MA- CLASSES IN HOURS CLOSED ALL DAY VVEDNESDDA¥ AGtHT ; CHINERY In the PAPER CONVERTING indus- BALLET - TAP - BALLROOM try, including a working tnowledge of machine VAllry 8-0823 forlOOytart folkt have irnn taymg, tools and machine shop practice. Director ANOELO NICELLI Apply weekdays 9 to 12 anc} 2 to 4 at our employ- Christensen's DONALD F. KERR IPHS , Formerly 8oloi»t with the N. Y. C. Ballet Co. ment office, HUDSON PULP AND PAPER Radio City Music Hall, Carousel, Etc. Department Store AGENT BoRDENS CORP., CARTERET, N. J.,' ft pie South of Far Information Call STATE i'ARM INSURANCE Roosevelt Avenue, (Exit 12, Adjacent to N. J. 97 MAIN SWEET " WOOliUllU DANCE CENTER HUlcrrot 2-7079 COMPANIES Turnpike), or call KM-4191 tor appointment. begood! OTHER STUDIOS IN WOODBR1DGE and FtHlll AMBOY Free I'm kin» Slnu-c at New Itrar Kn to Htorf *» «rrt street, Fords. N. I.

-J.. CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, W.f>7 I PAGE FOUR nacks and sweets between meals Thafls a sure way to spoil the ap- Today** Pattern petite and prevent him from eat- ing plain substantial food — wltii incion NEW Printer) Pattern the result that he Is pale, anemic and undernourished. Easier to cut When a child Is hungry and asks I for something to eat between Sew and fit meals, offer him whole wheni bread and butter or milk niul Care and Training of Children bread or fruits — all wholesome Children have delicate nervous between-menl foods. If children Q~Cao JOB tell me If the Gerald D. Morjai, recently n»mrd upeclal systems. Do not give them tea, refuse them, they are not hungry conniel to President Elsenhower U the ume Morgan who wan with coffee nnd cola drinks. Such drinks and should do without eating until th« National Tax Equality Aaioclatlon? are too .stimulating for them and meal time. A—Yes, he was a registered lobbyist [or NTEA jeeklng to tax patronage lire not, only to blame for the rest- Constipation in children enn refunds paid by Farmer Cooperative! to their customers. lessness and sleeplessness of the usually be traced to a diet that is Q-Can yon tell We why I)r. Martha M. Ello* reilgned her pout as chief child but for liis not drlnklnu his not sufficiently laxative and to nut, of the Children! Bureau of the Department ef Health, Education milk which Is so essential to his drinking enough water. Everyone and Welfare? welfare. requires plenty- of water and you A—The announced reason was to iccept t position at Harvard Univer- Doctors are plagued by the should make sure that the chil- sity. mothers asking what to do about dren drink It between meals. Q—Can you fire me number af caiei of poll* tblt year ti compared to the finicky child who will not eat Many persons have bad health 19S57 ill meal time. Remember that chil- fastened upon them for life be- A—Number of cases of poliomyelitli reported to the Department of dren who are properly nourished cause their mothers gave them Health. Education and Welfare for 195S, all types totaled 27,090. For nnd trained from infancy are sel- drugs for constipation Instead of 1956, with about a month to (a, only 14,152 caies have been re- dom fussy about their food and the right diet. ported. parents arc often to blame if they Q—Do all U. 6. paper correnclei bear the ptctarei of Presidents lire. | An Invitation was accepted to A—No. The $10,000 bill bears the plcturt of Salmon P. Chase, Secretary If the parents won't eat certain attend the firemen's Installation of the Treasury under Lincoln. wholesome, nutritious foods and dinner Saturday at the Nrehouse. Q-tan you tell me the name by which Arkaniai Is called, and when make their likes and dislikes a The newly-elected auxiliary offi- H was admitted to the union. topic of conversation at the table cers will be Installed at the sanir A—Arkansas Is called the "Wonder State." It U I part of the Louisiana in the presence of the children, time as the officers of the fin purchase, was organized as a territory In 1819 and admitted to the the children^follow In their foot- company. union in 1836, ai the 25th itate. steps. Children are very Imita- Q—When was the Erie canal opened? tive. ^ A—The first boat on the Erie canal left Buffalo October 26, 1825, and FOR SAFE SAILING . . . nflioers on USS Compass Island operate navigational evaluation system Meal time should be one of the arrived In New York the following November 1 dtslipied for missile shlp-i hut usable on all ships from ocean 'liners to small motorboats. FOR RENT uloasnntest hours of the day. If New Portable -FISHKIN BROS. SINCE 1912- children are scolded, threatened Late Model Standard or frightened at meal times, It will Tynewriters take away their appetites or If Adding MsrhlneT^ Standard they eat under such circumstances, and Electric indigestion will be almost sure to follow. Bpnitl n|scoun( tilth This \d Let meals be served at regular intervals. Ring a warning bell that EASTERN means that the children must wash Typewriter Exchange - This an' That their hands and get ready to conje 12-18 ! 171 MARKET STREET Charley Grimm, new vice presi- to the table. \J dent of the Chicago Cubs has said PERTH AMBOY join Now! Do not feed a child on'nick- Printed Pattern there will be no "front office run- Printed Pattern 9398: Misses' ning of the ball club." Grimm, a Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 re- determined fellow, says there will quires 2 yards 54-Inch fabric. Send Thirty-five centt In coins be no excuses about "rebuilding" for this pattern—add 6 cents far during the 1957 season. "We're each pattern it you wish lst-class out to win," he told a quarterback GLEN'S JANUARY mailing. Send to 170 Newspaper i club . . . Turnabout is fair in any 1957LIONEL-TOY Pattern Dcpt., 232 West 18th St., sport, so sbrteen-y ear-old Atie New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly VooblJ, Netherlands swimmer, re- NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, WATCH SENSATIONAL! SIZE *nd STYLE NUMBER. captured the world record for the PHOTO CHRISTMAS 100 meters butterfly swim which Open Thursday til 8 P.M. and Friday til 9 was taken away from her by TO MEET TOMORROW MASKED WITNESS . .. XIniden. American Shelley Mann of Arling- MERCHANDISE CLUB tified leader of 5,000 Hungarian CARTERET—The Supreme For- ton, Va., Atie was clocked in students In recent revolt tells est Woodmen Circle Junior Grove 1:10.5. Her previous record was 00 and Better Than Ever" U. S. senate Reds killed 25,000 No. 9 will meet tomorrow after- 1:11.9, which Miss Mann had bet- patriots. SAVE *25 $1.00 Per Week — 50 Weeks noon at 2 P. M. in Odd Fellows tered by one-tenth of a secont , . . Hall. After the ritualistic meeting Bobby Manziel, former sparring; On EVERY WATCH in the Store die birthdays of Patricia Trnovski Many new truck trailers are partner of Jack Dempsey and of and Diane Meyer were observed. | being fabricated of nickel-con- recent years an East Texas oil FRIENDLY RIVALS . . . Rey. Selling for 549.50 or over, with trade-in of old watch man, died recently and was bur- Bob Richards (left) of Laverne, taining stainless steel for eco- Hundred to Select From! nomical reasons. The use of a led at Tyler, Texas . . , Juan Cal., meets Swedish pole vault Upon its completion in 1057, the corrugated light gauge of this Manuel Fanigo, four-time world rival Ragnar Lundberg at Olym- AMWWVMMAMIMWWWWWWWWMMWWWWWWWWWWWWIWWWVVI ' pic Village in Australia. At Mackinac Straits Bridge connect- steel permits savings in weight champion auto driver recently em- Helsinki meet Bob was first, ing Michigan's Upper and Lower with no sacrifice in structural barked on a tour of the U. S. In Ragnar third. Richards is en- Peninsulas will be the longest strength, thus giving the trailer search of a car for his first entry tered both In pole vault and suspension span anywhere in the a greater carrying volume and In the Indianapoli§ 500. decathlon. world. payload.

There Is an easy way to get arid a little ammonia and a table- those hard-to-clean bottles bright spoon of rise. Shake well for a without soaking them for hours. few seconds. The din and film will Fill the bottles with soapy water, be removed almost at once. LADIES' PROFESSIONAL MEN MAN'S ' • SUPS CAN COST YOU MONEY Longine-Wiltnauer BULOVA WATCH WATCH BUSINESSMEN . . . A slip and fall on your property . YOU CAN can hit VOl' m the pockrlbouk Regular Price $49.50 Regular Price $59.50 . . . hard! That is, umt.ss you've had the foresight ffo protect Less Discount $25.00 Less Discount $25.00 MERCHANTS yourself with liability msui.inc" to take cure of personal m.niry claims. Cost la small. See us SALE SALE REACH now. PRICE PRICE The People of AND YOU CAN CHARGE IT, TOO! f-'fcl Pay as little as $5 down and $1 weekly The Borough "INSURE AND BE SURE ' -Anytime— WILLIAM A. MULLER GLEN'S JEWELERS of Carteret WSURASCE ' "77ie House of Service" 1 Cooke Avenue, Carteret — KIniball 1-60-18 Main and Cherry Sts. RAHWAY Tel FU 8-5178

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REPEAT PERFORMANCE CHARLESTON, W. Va. — Nine Pautuoket, R. I. — Just 7 years' mrmbors of the family of Mr. and nRo Martin ManooBlon's truck roll- Mrs Oeorge O. Myers, of Blue ed, unattended, down James Street, The New Records Crr*k, were hospitalized within smashed through n fence, and MICROSCOPE the space of a month. Son. Mi- struck a house of Pleasant Street. chael, 7. went to the hospital for just a few days ago, Manooglan's By B. G. II. | with thing3 children know mul an apepndectomy and within six oil truck, unattended, rolled down Something unusual In sounds: rccounize. days was followed by Tony, 1. thf si me street, smashed through has been recorded In an album by Co-Ed Sorority Fraternity Rec- ON pneumonia: Norman, 12, lnflam- the same fence and struck the Folkways Records. Of particular ord Company has released thrri med glands; Joyce. 10, fever; Jo same house on Pleasant Street. Interest to sports fans, the album new platters. They include: Rock ! Ann, 16 appendectomy; Ricky, 8, Hfsfrvp District No. 2 s titled Sounds of the Annual In- 'n Rollin,' Honey, backed by Re- possible appendicitis, and Beverly, REPORT OF CONDITION OP ternational Sports Car Grand Prix. member Me and Run Away ' COMMUNISM 3, earache, Two days later, Linda CARTBRET IHNK AND TRUST With a little imagination you feel Hrart; flip. I'd Call This World Sue. 13, and Nancy. 6, underwent COMPANY as If you're rlRht In the middle A Heaven (Nonis, The Troutm- appendectomies. OF CA DLESEX, NEW JERBEY. A MEM- of It. It also Includes a good deal dour doing the vocal i and Jeanne BER OOFF THK FEDERAL RESERVE of technical Information. (Newcomb - Rayner Cannonball- „„,, „,„,(„, . _ II „ n,, n,i Charter No. HIM Reserve INstr'et No.l SYSTEM. AT THE CLOM OFF BUSI- By DR. ALEXANDER S. RALINKY Another album by Folkways is ers) Morris spins out an extra smtl-Stnlinlst policy. By this, REPORT OF CONDITION or TOT NESS ON DECEMBER 31, IBM, PUB- Assistant protestor of economics IISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH A of Interest to parents of young Rood rocking number In the first tlmp they must all know what P'HBT NATIONAL BANK IN OAR- ,.,,, Ml'-ff BY THR r-AMMWSIONER children, Activity Son*s For Kids disc mentioned. Those who pre- and specialist In Russian affair* Stalin knew nil nlons: that you ™l^°reiHOTY£lAV''THETcul5*3 OF BANKING AND INSURANCE PTIH- and economics Rutgers, The HIIANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE Mnrcia Berman has written cheer- fer Country and Western should cannot Rive the people a little, BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31 19M, State University. HEVIRED STATUTES OF NEW JERSEY ful songs that appeal to the young enjoy Jeanne. freedom—that you cannot loosen ^L I9^D OOMPTROUER ""OF CTHI • ND FEDERAL RESERVK BANK OF E THIS DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THEfolks. Most Of them Inspire some The news leaking out of thpj the chains by a single link with- CURRENCY UNDER SECTION sail, A timely release is Rock and U.S.S.R. is good. So good, 1n fact, out facing demands for more and, u 9 REVVED STATUTES PHOV'SIONS OF THE FEDERAL RE- e of game or dancing. The Roll Doll For Christmas (RockeD SERVE ACT. lyrics are simple and associated that many are now predicting the then, finally, for complete free- i , . h . ASSETS ASSETS The Bob-O-Llnks, featuring t h e collapse of communism and Us . I ash, IMIIMK'FH witii otl sr (•null balances with other voice of J3ss Reynolds with Aud- OOrn. • bnnlis. Including reserve Kremlin dynasty. No less an hr nnr nri h UemB ln bniiitfi. Including reserve rine Hando, tl\e composer at the The world is wltnpsilno n rnrf " '' " ™« hn]nni"<". »n<1 rush Item* authority than Cteorge Kennon, nu. wouu ii witnessing a procM, ot collection JI08S989.M. m (irtu'Pis of collection $1,021,371 Tackling is Major piano. former U. 3. Ambassador to Rus- against time. II the Molotov i united stiitm uovnmmcnt Ilnlicil Knit™ Government Played often, or only occasion- TAKDS OATH: l.ouis K. rlrown. rli-rk in irtauistratc's Court, Is n dlrect nd nhllitnllons, direct and gunr- sia, regards this moment as the group succeeds in convincing ior| u'^n',™J' " , M ally, polkas are fun. Elmer Scheld hoinc sworn by llorotigh Clerk Patrick PotnoniR. Marilyn Brown, •uilfrtl 2,561,525,52 "beginning of the end" of the destroying) the Khrushchev fac-! U^II.MI.MIB m 8tm.es and '3«1,031.0 ' S ol, iniMm" of States and Gridiron Hazard and his band have two Just out, Louis's pretty bniwn-cyri) dauRhtrr, proudly holds the Bible. Soviet empire, p.lli'.rnl mih'llvlslonii ' 1.743.934.13 tian of the folly of an antl-Sta- political subdivisions Clrinet Laender Number 2, backed llnlM 213.7M.7J Ottipr bonds, not**, and The recent reports of riots and llnlst policy there will still be j "'^^n """ by Steel Town Polka and Yoo di-hrntiirfs 385.070 40 CHICAGO—Plfty-twopercent of FARM PONDS upheavals In the U.S.S.R. Itself timheavae tl oi npreven the Soviet thet currenUnion t froupm- Corporate stocks.f iinciudinFederal g CnrporntP Rtnrka (lncllld- Hoolcrlr Polka. Both recorded by S.MO.OO tm; sis.onn oo itork of Fed- all serious Injuries In football are have not yet been fully confirmed spreading, Should the Molotov |Loan« VniTdiicounts iin- North Star Music Co. Farmers and ranchers are build- nrnl Rnwrvn Bunkl , , 13,000.00 associated with tackling, a survey and documented. But enough has side win, we can be certain that i- overdrafts) I,nuns nnrl discounts |in ABOUT ing one- to two-acre ponds on 1.351.400.20 showed today. The study by a na- What I Want For Christmas Is been reported by the Soviet press every vestige of liberalization will .•ludliiK JCO overdrnftsi 3,034.672 40 Christmas IHI.-hwrty) is a lovely their lands at a rate of about 75,- and Biu'K iirwnlMS owned, tional committee is part of a re- and admitted by the Kremlin to be abandoned. Axtures, »10,98SDl . number expressing sentiments we YOUR HOME 000 a year, according to the Agri- 80.2S1.O1 $41 =70 25. (nriitlire nnd port being made In connection with indicate not only smoke but fire. In order to destroy these early (Bunk premises owned are IHlilfS. »2fl.«7« 72 68.246.97 all feel. Randy Brent docs the vo- culture Department, which esti- Biibjeot to I-0OO- liens meetings of various groups of the Mass demonstrations by univer- signs of revolt the Molotov group not assumed by banki Oihrr IISHIMS • a. may yet be- LIABILITIES n ,'; n irncrhlps. nnd cor- will easily last 35 to 100 years, servatlon, better livestock man- tern of revolt within the Soviet Demand d|ioslW (certified Utlcal subdivisions 70.12I.3t 1 The survey indlaated that the iiol too crowded do well in mixed really fed them? In my Judge- and at least an iota of freedom. Jtl"r (tenoslts Icertlfled nnd ,11 I nil,errs chccKn. etc.) 108.339.32 clerk .nervously. "What's he done The president of the .United •r:vrAL iafest position Is that of center. this time?" borders containing spiing-flower- ment the answer depends upon When they are completely tyran- cnshler'a checkB, etc.I 53.9U.08 States Chamber of Commerce has TOTAL Dh- i.|M.'-«5TT'! M,101.fl5002 A player in the backfleld incurs .ng buibs. whether the power struggle be- nized, as they were under Stalin, 15.000 00 "In my advertisement for my called for a resumption of trade POSITS $5,009,682.08 oihrr Llnbllltlrs the greatest number of Injuries When planting a hole about the . ategic items between tween the Khrushchev and Molo- they have neither the strength 648.78 valveless motor," stormed the visi- m non str Other Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES InOt .iize of a bushel basket is ideal. tov factions continues or comes nor the will to revolt. And even and a player on the end of the tor, "he's turned the second V this country and Communist |5,010,330.» liirinrtliii! subordinated ob- line the next greatest. into a 'u'." Any soil, not too sandy, contain- to an end. If they should, the experience in TOTAL LIABILITIES ll,;.itionH shown below) 18.118,83902 ng quantities of humus will do When Stalin was undisputed Hungary has proven that sticks CAPITAL ACCOUNTS CAPITAL ACCOUNTS when it is alkaline or only sl'ghtly master of the USSR., there and bare flsts are no match for Capital Stock » 100,000.00. Cuplial* » tM.OOOOO (c) Common stock, totnl acid. Mix with the soil a pound were no riots, no uprisings and tanks and cannons. par 1100,000.00 Surplus . 300,00000 THE BAFFLES By Mahoney riiilwlc:! pmft's 12J.000.00 or two of bone meal and any fer- no open declarations against his The hope of the Russian people S"rnllis 110,000.00 id 'TV". Mii'l Retirement Undivided profits 5O.4S3.12 tilizer with not much nitrogen. rule. The upheavals of the lies in the potential lust for power luiul retirement irr ut fir Preferred Nitrogen makes for tall, slender 187.M5.76 moment. both ln the satellite [ on the part of their rulers. If the, "-lt.il Amounts t 712.635 76 SHAKES UKE THAT?WHY, OCCUfWIONAL HAZARa/OO VOO 00 J When roots arrive, if they are MAN-YOU'O BETTER Union, have been made possible Khrushchev and Molotov fac- ji ACC0UNTS * MI.953.12 Tn' t< I IlilillltlOB Blld dry, soak them in water over night. by the power struggle set off by tions continues — making any ! Never plant clumps more thin Stalin's death. decisive action the Russian peo-' TTM LIABILITIES AND ;API •I'l.h bulk's 'TI pi ml consists n( com- three years old. As lone as that struggle con- pic Impossible - the current re- j < ™' ACCOUNTS $6.278,283.98 tiii.n s'i>k with total par value of Unlike herbaceous sorts, tier tinues — especially in its pro volt may spread until It becomes j MEMORANDA * 11)0,000 00. peonies can stand some shade. A 8sets 1 or assigned MEMORANDA What more appropri- and anti Stalin form — there is too big, too powerful to stop. It' | P' AnFftn plet-jetl or awlKTied They are by nature woodland m ate way to show now a good chance that the current., has not yet reached such pro- j for othei t.. . Cashier of thi In) L'VIDS as Hliowii *it)ove • , ,, m lne °mm rulcls!nbove-named banX. do solemnly sw«« iirp afiiT drductloii of sets of leaves. Send a token of your mate downfall of the entire com- Will tell. | that the above statement la true to th» Ke.wrvrs ol The peony season begins with • love this wonderful munist system. — I best of my knowledge and belief, H« un' I .i tiS *>hOU't) tulips and ends about six to eight n way, She'll appreciate The significant question is this: PARAKEET BANNED JOHN P. MULVIHILL, Cashier n'ttir deduction M it so much. Correct—Attest: ( Re:IT HI weeks later. The singles, Ja- Will the personal ambitions and Punta Oorda. Pla. — A two- I. M. WEISS, . . Chrl.s'.en«tn. President, panese and semi-double types lust for power on the part of the GEO. J. EHRENKRAKZ, sv;v ir nunlcel. Treasurer of t.ie M|We Deliver and Telegraph year-old parakeet, named Joy, be- R. ABBOTT SINSKEY, .ilmvr-iiimircl bank, do solemnly swear ire very good garden plants. So n Soviet rulers still prevent them longing to the Bea Malones, has j Dlrecwrj. i!i,>t the above statement 1» true >nd are many of the full doubles. How- Dmi it fully and correctlr represents from getting together in order to been banished from the office of i STATE OP NEW JERSEY, >ver, many of the full doubles j&WALSHECK'S C0UNTCOUNTY 0OFP MIDDLESEX MIDDLESEX tin true stste of the *e*er»l matters put down, once and for all, anythe uuiiwui&millworks be-'uc sworn to and subscribe. asd :before m» !.< .-fin contained and set forth to the have weak stems that must have FLOWER SHOP discontent and dissidence within iir.i of our kuowlfdde and belief. cause he didn't know how to be-this 3rd day of January, 1957. and I support and therefore do not make hereby certify that I »m not an officer ANDREW CHRISTENSEN. 305 AMBOY AVE, WO 8-163 their own country? have in a business-like manner. or director of this bank. President ideal garden plants. It is hard to see how Molotov He greeted ladies with wolf CHARLES OHLOTT, SYLVESTER OUNKtfL, Peony plants like water during Treasurer and his pro-Stalin faction can whistles, perched on customers' Notary Public of N. J. CORRECT—Attest: their blooming season and are best fall to make Khruschev arjd his My Commission expires February 18, eye-glasses and hitched rides on 1958. ELMER E BROWN, watered at the bottom. followers realize the folly of their ALEX LEBOW. typewriter carriages. C. P. 1/11/37 EMIL 8THEMLAU. Dlreotom Russia has built a navy second! S-1AIE CF SEW JERSEY, only to the United States but lass cnl'NTY OK MIDDLESEX, w: >*orn t<> and subscribed before me far behind in guided missiles nnd • • ... Dili day of Jnnusry. 1957. and I Uomic propelled .ships, according i'Ti'liv certify thm I nm nut a,n officer to the new issue of Jane's Fiyhtinu I-.- director fff tills butik ADEt.E BYTINE, Ships. NoUry Public of New _ My Commission expires July n, 1937 '' P i/ll 51 SERVICE! 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-4-- WOODBR1DGE PUBLISHING CO. 18 GREEN STREET , WOODBRIDGE, N. J. • Enclosed please find $3.0 for one-year subscription to: ' . H INDEPENDENT-LEADER G CARTERET PRESS Brighten Baby's Future G EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON To be sent to: i With a Savings Accjoui^t! NAME 4.. NKJ1IT SCENIC: A part of Ihr crowds that arrived ahead of time al ltuckford's Wart-house Re- ADDRESS First Things First ... For First Babies moval sale. Scene is outside stone on I'. S. Highway 1 in Elizabeth. TOWN of 1957 and All Babies! Right away, open a savings account at Throngs Mob Rockford for Furniture ITS WARM IN NASSAU! the First Bank and Trust Company for HERE'S A BIG BARGAIN! Bargains During Warehouse Sale your Pride and Joy... add to it regularly Cruise to Nassau EZfXft/ ELIZABETH, N. J,—The .largest this sale came about, hrf said, public and give them the greatest turnout of furniture buyer* In "Rockford is still growing and infurniture bargains they'll ever M.WATCH IT GROW! Rockford history was recorded order to keep pace with our tre-see? We all liked the idea so that's at a Discount of 3v /Q last week at the announcement of mendous purchasing power which how this sale came about. The re- January 18, 25 a^id February 1 their warehouse removal sale. So means lower prices to the public, sponse Is more than gratifying." torse wan the response that all we Just had to find room for the Sam Goren In the Woodbridge four stores were caught short on huge, quantities of furniture we store, Arthur DeGroat and Eddtr 7 DAYS., jk S.S. NASSAU sales personnel. buy. In December, 1956, we ac- Kay in the Newark stores were all Current Per quired a new" warehouse that "It was amazing," said John enthusiastic about this sale. "We triples our present space. Family Fare'Plan Prevails Palitto, store manager. "We never love it," said Mr. Goren. "Look at Interest: Rate Annum saw so many people before. Crowds "In coordinating our receiving all the friends Rockford's making! first Person Pays Full Cruise Fare — Second and lined up outside, waiting their turn and shipping facilities to this new We're happy to move the furniture Third Persons Pay Only Half Fare and some peopie actually had towarehouse, we were faced with the into their homes instead of our come back the next day. For theproblem of transferring a great warehouse evtfn though It is going As Low No II. S. next 8 days that remain of the wealth of furniture from 3 obsolete practically at cost. It saves us a sale we've added additional sales warehouses at great (expense and in As 85.00 Tax Applies tremendous amount of work." Mr. "The Bunk with All the Services" Personnel so that no one gets dls just 15 days." Kay said, "This sale Is so success- This plan applies to relitthes and friends (ravelins tpgether appointed. We expected a good Decide pn Warehouse Sale ful because you cant go wrpng by on seven-day cruisr. No stopovers permitted. Ship is your turnout, sure, but nothing like "Why not hold a giant ware- hotel fur two full duys hi Nassuu. what's happening. 'And they keep giving the public what it wants — house removal sale?4' suggested our coming every night—It's Just fan- real bargains." IRST BANK AND TRUST COMFKNY advertising manager. "Instead of SEE tastic." , i ' Sale Continues fur 8 Days losing a lot of time and money and New Warehouse Acquired going to all the bother and fuss Mr. DeGroat cautioned us to PERTH AMBOY, N.J. mention that there are just 8 days lit speaking to Milton Myerson, of moving this , why not re- more to take advantage of this Margaretten Travel Agency vice president of the four-store duce prices on the stock, turn the sale. Adv. Hockford furniture chain, on howsavings of moving It over to the 27ti HOliAltT ST., FKKTI1 AMBOY HI-jJ-lMO ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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W H I IB »" IT « TO Ml BY JOHN nrj JANE STRICKIANO A'.v'n 'Dnigifi Julian, veteran The vvorlci Series Dart mow )i C o 11 P y e basketball pitchpd by Don Lar^en and Johnny This an' That cof,cu. formerly coHChpd In t> Kucks for the Yankees ni^amst the HE problem that beset Hen- Then ono day she heard one of Conch I.lsle Blirkboarn of the pn>;.s.'-o ml ranks. He was hf-art DodRers markd the first time that i her classmntrs mnke a speech rietta Jacobscn, R.F.D., Co- Grrto Bay Ptrkeri, elktcd ntt c ;u h .if ih- Ho. ton Celtic baskrt- a winning team registered two T at a committee meeting. This ! lumbus, Ohio, was a problem that winning the draw which g»ve him r:.tll tf.ini for two years and w;isshutouts In the same World Series girl also had once bepn .shy, should be confined strictly to the the lop draft pick of the Nfttlout bacltricld cnarti with the Boston In 26 yenrfi. It last rmppeticd In si>lf-conscioiis. But now she was younn, but it sometimes «tays Football I^arne — namely Pa»l Vaults tv.o str.sons. 1920 when Walter Malls and Stan friendly, self-reliant nnd happy. with people to the grave. And It Ilorrunf of Notre Dame — ht« Covelwikie of Cleveland bliink"il! Henrietta waited until the meet- rallrd the Looltvllle-lMmi quarter- Jor Et'inBidi, enptam of lona the Dodgers In the sixth and .v,- stems from just one thing: think- Ing Was over, and walked homewith back the onUtandiBf college foot- Collw P z.i.sketbni; team, wcsi1^ enth game of that 8erles. ing too much and too often of one's this girl. She complimented her ball player In America, adding nutr!)!!' i: mi his jersey. The 24- own self. on her speech and added, "I al- that he has "the grtttMt poten- ynur-ol;l G-l junior comes from trie Wayne State University dorsn'l This trait affected Henrietta In ways thought you were too shy to tial of all the Notre Dame backi", BKJIIX. He averaged 201 points kick a field cjsal very often, ',)ut | the usual way: ahe was shy, self make a speech." which in a rather broad itatement. conscious and given to morbid last j.euwn. He formerly played when it docs, It means, something. "!• was," said the girl, "until The Packers say they might one 1 Halfback Jim MacMi'ha.-i's fi-ld thinking. She Was afraid of people, with .tin Brooke A;my Mtdiral FL1EH AH FREIGHT . • • Clant lift hnW" lnll-potmd Robert I took a course In public speak- Hornung at qaartetback, halfback so people stayed away from her; Cent •!• turn In Texas. Moal enabled Wavne to beat Wt;st- ing, where I had either to mak« or fullback ... A brief aiklng ; IMshM, 30, uf Flshoflfc, III., Into carjo plane for flight to New the constantly had In mind what ern Reserve 10-7. , " a speech every week or waste the that profenlonal football be de- You enn juH about pui two foot- •York. people thought,of her, »nd many clared a bailneM rabject to antl- good money I'd paid lor the ball fii'iris together. Hid to end. E.gln Baylor, jhe Seattle Uni- of them thought just what she course." trust law* baa been filed with the inside the Eastern Washington thought they did. Her thoughts versity center who scored 76 The short of this story is that Supreme Court . . . Syracoie wat Collfgp fl( idiiuuse. The mammouth during the All Collece being unhappy, she suffered ,un- 1 virtually » nnanlmout choke for structure, Clfl feet long and 120 happlness and passed it on. Henrietta followed her friend * ex- tournament last week, was name;l I ampte. She found that the course the lop ranking In the balloting for fe:'t wide, wii.s uriKlnnlly a hall tile tourney':- most vi'iuab.t pluytr. • (If this seems a rather exagger- the Lambert Trophy—emblematic? tt Hit Fai'nwut Naval Base at took her out of herself, taught PHO OHIDDF.RS 1'MTK . . . ated Idea of what such a malady of Eastern College football »o- her how-to approach others, how Cleveland attorney (relRhton Bavv i w.' in north Idaho. can do to one, study thote you premacy . . . CUB Blair, Amerl- This Is a fish .story nbout the; know who are similarly afflicted.) to make friends, how to direct Miller, (nrrnrr Notre Dame i her thoughts along happy chan- can hammer thrower kicked off Bi'.l Bell. Syracuse backflpld But even though Henrietta had «(ar, rrprcsrnt* Natimul Foot- bift one that didn't (jet. away. Mrs. ] nels, Today she says she hasn't the IT. 8. Olympic team for writ- roiicii, WHS ail nil' force pilot dur- come to realize what was the mat- hall I r.iKiir players organizing Blanche Fuller of Littleton, fishing j the slightest fear of competing ing oo track and Held for a Bos- ;n? \Vorlrt War II. ter, and to know that only she to sprk pay for pn'scasnn train- at Roanoke Rapids I.ak" wi'h r\ with that classmate who directed ing anil exhibition games, plus ton newspaper, announced thai he could solve the problem, she didn't Miss Zib'iy is the dam of handi- groutD of fiiends, saw a bis fish her »long the right path. • pension*. might Immigrate to Australia. know Just how to go about It cap ace Summer Tan and must be slip off the hook just as she was a proud mare those days. Sum-about to land it. She leaped into j mer Tan made a great comeback the lake and scooped .tip^lhi? fish Alaska has more than 7,000,000 Williams-port In the Eastern Ri'lwf'Pn M,000,000 nnd 60,000,- in l!)5f>, winning the Pimllco Spe- in her skirt. 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Jayvees Drop Freshmen Quintet Richey Piisillo Potts and Carmielmvl Lwid Stojka's Tavern 2 ,| Game of Season Nips Sayreville Scores 40 Points Blues to No. 6 Win, 38-24 Game Winners Ove [o Sayreville, 44-36 CARTERET — The Cnrteret CARTERET — Alert, aggressive the Blues really began to click, Freshmen, retallntlntt for the var- AsGrcenwaldsWin WEEK'S RESULTS and showing plenty of court know- thanks to Ridiey Potts and Gene sity's first, loss of the season to Falcon Hall Pinner — The Carteret Senior Lrarue how, the Carteret High School Carmichiiel, Carteret's leading Sayrevlllp at night, posted a nent ps lost their second game CARTERET — Grecnwald's In- All Stars 90, Btubato Plumbers 51 basketball team rolled on to Its scorers who caged 18 mid 12 r 50-37 victory over aaymille's CARTERET — stojka's Tavern e srason to a powerful Sayre- Rirunce won Its first tjame In the Oreenwald's 59, Parkview 34 sixth straight triumph last Friday points respectively. FrCsh In an afternoon game at a two-game winner over l,> team Tuesday night at the Senior Recreation cage loop but St. Ellas 55, St. Demetrius 66 afternoon at home, nipping south The Blues led by 10-6 in the Sayreville. It was Carteret's first the Falcnn Hall, which enabled took a record breaking individual Brown's 65, Cavaliers 58 River by a 38 to 24 count. A big third period and turned the final .,,1 Mlith school gym toy the close win of the current season. them tn move Into a two-way ,rc nr 44 to 36. trformance by Richey Pusillo to, Junior League crowd saw the game. session In a rout, 8-2. South Carteret took a big 16-1 lead In tie with Browns Insurance for e took an early lead trform the mlranle. They beat I Jesters vs. Now Names Forfeit From the start It was evident River used up all its reserve pow- the first period and led throughout Oncy Nagy flew to Orlando, Fla, wond plftoe In the City Bowling Id nfvpr relinquished their up- :ie Barbato. Plumbers, 80-39. St. Demi-truls 21, Ramblers 28 that the Bpewak-roached boys er In the second half to stem the the whole game, on Sunday night to join the League. liand until the final whistle. The elusive forward bagged 18 Jokers 28, All Stars 20 were on their way to their sixth ttack but it was of no avail Ceasar Williams scored ten Washington Senators for a try-out Brown'.-; suffered a two-game . visitors led by 14 to 10 at the leld goals and four fouls for a J Red Wings 38, Stilts 25 victory in their unbeaten streak The box score:- points to cop scoring honors for at third base. We all wish him upset at the hands of Sitars Mar- irand total of 40 points. This mark | Midget League as they assumed a big 12-6 lead South River (I of the first quarter and 2B tthh e BBluesl . luck. ket. 19 at the half mark. istablifihed a new scorln:; record i Magicians 43. Raiders 7 in the first period. G Carteret (SO) Carteret youngsters had a good The league-leadln« Sandor's Curteret made a game but fu- the Senior League. .Holy Family 53, Black Arrows 12 Salomon, f 1 c. Williams 0 10 week of Ice skating at the Carteret South River had the edge in Tavern continued to dominate rffoit to catch up In the sec- 5 Wllllnms, pairing off with Pusll- St. Elios 31. Hawkes 22 Cygan. f 0 McMahon o 0 Park. Many shops ran out of skates the second quarter, 10-8, but the first place with a big sit game d half but the best the local at the forward post for the win- j Sabers 33, St. Joes 23 S'kultkl, f 1 Spewnk o 1 early. Blues still led by 20 to 16 at the lead by scoring a two-game vic- could do was to hold their iers, helped the cause along by Cub Learut Oroup 1 Cannon f 0 Comba o 1 half time mark. tary over Brady's. •n with Sayreville. All Recreation Leagues saw ac- Inglntj up 20 points. St. Ellas 32, Rebels 2 D'owsfcl, f 3 Ooderstad 3 .2 It was in the second half that | In the final game. Koke's Tav- l 10 9 10 7—38 tion this week with the Senior Jets 8, Iriqulos 18 'arczyk, c 4 nm Kobrln 0 ern won" by two games over Fed- League at the High School court Greenwald's 180) Cub League Group 2 play Satur- White, g 0 0 yl,,,illr 14 12 9 7-44 J. Hawkes 3 lam's Market. the first half of sched- G P P day afternoons. S'ledl, g 0 Ward 0 The results:- ule. The defending champs, St. D. Williams 9 2 20 Girls League Claw "A" Brown's Tavern K'lynski, g 2 'ettus ,. 1 Sltar'g Market 882 853 91T Demetrius are undefeated with 7 R, Puslllo 18 4 40 Rockets 15, Pustllo Olrls 23 PlikUha, g 0 JVehrle 0 Brown's insurance 835 882 899 ayreville Ends wins, and in the American League R. Williams 1 0 2 Barone, g 0 Drugas 2 the All-Stars are leading with 3 Turco 2 0 4 n „ , „ , Beats Cavaliers Koke's Tavern 793 798 666 Blalowarczuk 0 wins and 4 defeats, In the Senior 701 715 731 Malaqulas 5 0 10 Totals . Fedlam's Market Kock ' 0 League, Monday, Greenwald's 59 ,„ / m Heads Widen Lead , u 2 24 MS Win Streak LaBatto . 2 0 Carteret .Sandor's Tavern 791 794 731 E. Carmlchael 0 and Parkview 34 and In the second 0 F Brady's Tavern 733 701 741 R, Williams 0 game All-Stars 80 over the Bar- J80! Parkview Women's Loop I In Overtime, 65-55 37 6 CARTERET — The Pin Heads Sweda, f 2 6'3to.|ka's Tavern 917 822 845 Overtime, bate Plumbers 51. Wednesday's CARTERET — In an overtime 2 Baxgato Plumbers (36) drew way ahead of the second Potts, f ' 2 18 Falcon Hall 762 845 837 20 10 50 results were St. Demetrius' 66 and game, Brown's Tavern defeated the Novak 1 0 2 place FiH Ins In the Parkview E. Carmlchael c 0 12 IcARTERET — All good things Saywville (37) 3t. Ellas 55. In the second game Cavaliers in the Senior League or Sharkey v 3 2 8 Community Bowling League by Trucke, g 0 0 list come to an end, they always a Brown's Tavern won over the Ca- Wednesday night at tha high Rlgler 0 4 jweplnK the Durllngs while the O'Lear, g 0 0 b] me. And so it was with Car- Philips ... 0 1 vallers In overtime 65 to 58 as Joe school gym, 65 to 55, to remain Race Continues Orabas ... Lltus scored 22 points. Flnnegan 2 14 j second place team dropped two L'hoUky. R 0 2 Lt iom> six-name winning streak. 0 1 0. Medvetz one game behind the pace-setting Applegate 1 1j games to the fifth-place Bums. (Mrctins n powerful and Btub- 0 Basketball clinic for youngsters Fedlaih ..... St. Demetrius combine. Mershow • 2 4 in the remaining match the Cadets Totals 17 4 38 In Commercial lin sayreville aggregation. Car- 1 started last Saturday at the High The game ended in regulation Zelewski — — —i beat the Red Dots in the odd South River 6 10 2—24 Id went down the hard way, in 0 Court. Attendance .was down due to time with both clubs knotted by a Falgares 18 39 game. Carteret 12 8 10 8—38 Bowling League ovrrtlmr session, by a 46 to 42 3 skating but a bigger number is 54-54 count. Oolng into the extra Wicklund Bums 783 858 Referee: Clcarrlel. Umpire: Le- ore. 3 expected Saturday. Doug King session, Browns outscored their op Deerln Fill Ins 716 814 761 boff. CARTERET — The hot race for he uamc was played at the high 0 and Moe Gaslor are to be the in- ponents by 11 to 4 to win easily tleerin ... Pin Heads 825 707 717 first place in the Carteret Com- |)o(il nym here on Tuesday night 0 structors. Freshmen Beaten Joe Utus was the big gun foi Kaczyn.skl Durlings 644 817 551 mercial Bowling League at the |fore u sellout crowd that Jammed 0 A basketball clinic for Class B 743'the winners, rolling up 22 points, Marchese Cadets 677 703 Academy alleys continues with all cry corner of the spacious audi- 1 Girls will be held next Tuesday a while Dickey Lukach had 20 points Purcell By South River Red Dots 756 607 743 Jayvees Beat South Its fury as the Grohmanns and the liutii 3 the Nathan Hale School. Teams for the losers. Halag 0 Sabos remain deadlocked for the But!, icams were deadlocked at will be rearranged to balance the Fedlam's Market Wins top rung. • end of the reflation time 4 teams for further play. By 54-31 Score Results Listed in River, 43 to 24, As Both top teams were upset in Witli only 45 seconds re"main- 11 15 37 Tomorrow's schedule at the 2 to Continue in Lead darteret Parkview Womens Loop two mimes this week, with the KI Carteret leading by two 16 13 12 9—50 Nathan Hale School .... first game, 3ayrevllle L & M Five taking two games from lints. Eddie Paprota «c6rpd his 1 9 11 16—37 Holy Family vs St. Joseph's; sec CARTERET — The Carteret CARTERET — Fedlam's Market Tonv Semenza Star freshmen, playing on another won two games over Al's Foodtown ! CARTERET — In the Parkview the Grohmann's Insurance, while Ily basket of the night with a ond game, Blue Jays vs Red Devils Womens League Team No. 2 scored strange court, dropped their sec- to remain in first place in the Hill CARTERET — The Carteret 'he Babies Furniture, bowling two tup shot. third game, Conquerers vs Spades; a sweep over Team No. 5. In other ond game of the season, losing to Bowl League. Other two game High School jayvees won their big games, took a pair from Sabo's the extra session, Sayreville Big Crowd at CWVfourth game, Ramblers vs Globe games Glue's City Service took the South River Frosh, 54 to 31. j winners Included Allied Lumber fifth game in six starts by beat- Sport Shop. ed ahead in the final two min- Troters and fifth game, Sharks v two from Team No. 1, and Sitar's1 The Carteret team has height;over Hill Bowl, Sawchak's Her- ing the South River Jayvees re- In the final match the Stojka's i lifter Gene Carmlchael sank Tigers. Market won the^ odd game from but Is handicapped by inexpert- nandex Construction and the Hill cently, 43 to 24, took the odd game from the City out of two fouls after bein« Basketball Tourne High School. ... Six straight ITeam No. 4. ence. However, the prospects are Bowl Bar over Gruhin's Pharmacy, During the first period Carteret, Line. for the basketball team, but tht e8m 400 M Flv e 835 899 831 142) CARTERET — In the second bright for the remainder of the! The honor roll .Included L. Lar-[,i ield South River scoreless, leading y± \ , C'arterel boys will try to beat the footba. am No. 354 388 Grohmann's 815 977 867 Q P P annual C.W.V. basketball tourna- team's six wins. Last Friday eve Season. „ I son 244, M.'. Sawchuk. 224, T. j " °jby9 toO. Glue s 437 374 3 City Line 872 928 890 edu, f 4 0 B ment sponsored by the State ning. South River tested Carteret For Carteret Ceasar Williams Kleban 200, J. Petrocy 200, Adam ' 4* I As usual, Tony Semenzs, one Team N 420 402 Stojka's 872 863 939 Its, f . 6 2 14 C.W.V, which was held at Carteret defenses and only 24 points, the was high scorer with 12 points. |Klndjerski 212, J. Lazur,'2O6, E.| 0- 1 430; Of the leading scorers, on the jay- recently, the Trenton Catholic South River took an easy lead Huminston 211, A. Windsor 200, B. Sitar's Market 449 419 442 vees, set the pace with a sterling 901 929 822 rm'acl, c . . 2 1 5 lowest any opponent scored this Babies Furniture ^ear, it . 2 2 6 team, defending champs, beat St. season. The main reason for the and led all the way. Tuohey 201 and C. Gerig 204. Team No. 4 398 407 performance that netted 12 points. Sabo's Sport 848. 912 914 jsty. is* 0 1 1 Michaels of Union City, 64-59, to six wins Is that Carteret has al- retain the Group I title. hot.skv " 4 0 8 lowed its opponents only an aver- In Group 2, Holy Trinity of age of 36.5 points per game. In I Westfleld beat St. Cecelia of Kear- 18 G 42 Friday's game, Richey Potts cop- Sayrcvllle (46) ney. 56-46. In this game, Don ped high scoring honors with 18 •Leary won the sportmanship. G F P points and contributed many re- trophy which was presented by £u'mon. f 1 2 4 bounds. Closely behind was the Peter Reily, commander of Hud- Eu'mim, [ 7 2 16 reliable Gene Carmlchael with his wn County. |illl. C 2 11 15 fine floor game and scored 12 The most valuable player trophy Iruta. •< 1 2 4 points. was awarded to Fred Palumbo of fcm, a 1 0 2 The Jay Vee team won Its fifth 1 0 2 St. Michaels and John Kollbas of game In six starts and held South Is. t-' Carttret made the presentation. Blllir] ;• 1 1 3 River Jay Vees scoreless in the first The Group I champs received quarter, winning the gSme 43-24 tlic trophy from Dr. Louis R. Pan- VJU ftot* a fm-f-i 14 18 46 All the fifteen Jay Vee players get inlgrcuso. state commander. The a lot of action. An oddity in the champions In Group II, were pre- scoring of South River, teams — sented with the trophy by George both dropped in 11 field goals and Otlowski, Middlesex County free- mmd Half Opens scored 2 fouls for 24 points, holder. The freshman team dropped sec- F-W Pin League i Individual trophies were pre- ond game to South River team, 64- i sented to members of each squad 31. Caesar William1* scored 12 by Paul Corley, state hospital :ARTERET - The Machine points for high. Team will start chairman and Alex Such, past winning when they play some :> B the Elecric Shop and commander of St. James No. 616, Tool Room all started the game* on their home court. r ;w.V,, of Carteret. "id half race In the Foster- Varsity dropped their first game Individual trophies to the Oroup to Sayreville in overtime 46-42. ij.cclcr departmental bowling ! II champ* were presented by Steve *• the same way, winning two Sayreville was handed a gift as ' viajica, Essex County commander. Carteret lost many chances to sew w> last Friday night at the The second place* award wai pre- "I'iny Alleys. up the game, after leading 35-25 sented by Alfred Bchwind Of Clif- near the end of the second period I in' Machine B took two games ton and James Sullivan of North :n the Office A. The Electric Carteret lost many easy baskets Arlington. and- played sloppy ball, permitting •) boat the Office B in two ' The hosts to the tournament Sayrevtlle to tie the game win in of three games, while the Tool were members of the St. Ellas Pott I'Ml On l e od(1 ame rom 797 Cart ret overtime. Potts was high, but held a missed a few chances when it M.ichin•'•* —e Sho"i?,' p A". " ' ' i l° ' h* - ritual in honor of the lat« Alex- meant the game. The loss will help results follow :- ; ander Ormsby, past state comman- the team for the rest of the sched- .iU' B 864 885 849 , der of the State C.W.F. In charge ule and tournament play. - A of this ritual was Alex R. Fawkifs, 726 835 The Jay Vee team lpst 1U sec- state first vice commander. Par- [flue Shop 749 817 804 ond game of the season as Sayre- ticipating were the St. Ellas Color v B 818 767 775 ville won 44-36 in a wild and uard and state and county offi- Room 716 803 672 rough game. ' Chevrolet ehpws you some iinportanit differences in low-priced cars just by ers of the C.W.V. :.lW A 715 8&3 898 The Freshman team traveled to Sayreville and won its first game 50-37. Caesar Williams had 10 St. Demetrius Wins points. [Drive A Safe Car! Carteret will travel to Wood- No. 7 in Row by bridge tonight and play In their Acme Garage gym. On Tuesday, Carteret will f f Topping St. Elias play on another new gym, by >onl-End Special playing a return game with Clark the look on Us face J Regional, On Brakes . Alignment CARTERET—The St. Demetrius ossers won their seventh straight The Washington Touchdown and Wheel Balancing ;ame in the tough senior League Club has selected Brooklyn pitcher There's a look of substance comparison does it look less rich by Fisher. And Chevrolet, you ace by beating the St. Ellas five, Sal Maglle as the 1956 winner ol and character and quality in design—feel less strong and know, is the only low-priced car 56 to 55, Wednesday night at the Its Clark Griffith Memorial solid? Compare the quality and that has a Fisher Body, BRAKES Award. The club also named the gh school gym. about that. new Chevrolet construction of the bumpers and 1- Adjust Brakes on All Jim Klrsly won high scorli

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I'AOK I'iKUlT maples, which he had already it was rated ™t«UndinR In rvn-y bought, to avoid trouble? respect. In addition, Captain rREVIEWOF THE YEAR-By Alan Maver- Just as far away us possible. Brown, by his enthusiasm, sound Olu Rats! Fords Fire Co. Wiring Problem Your Garden remembering that roots will ex- Judgment, keen interest and the [_ NOVEMBER - tend out just about as far as the example which he set. had „. tree is high A 50-foot maple can strong Influence on the cadets in- Had Wonderful Ballyhoo Value, Anyway This Week have roots fanning out 5--0 fee- t' culcatinji in them n spirit of Rood netting Rid of Stumps citizenship an dwrvlec to their By Your Rutgers Garden FORDS Man lifter all Mrs. P. D., Mlllvllle asks how to country. Captain Brown has re- muster. Reporter get rid of stumps. flected great credit upon hlmhsnlf The liwhlv-pu!)li<-iA'(l nits and *JU r i'muH If you're like most gardeners and and the United States Army. .-noiiROoscs mav now relax nntl go Ot.YMR/C.!"titl its tire alarm ; j personal reply. But it seems rea- apples are ready for picking, action permitted his company to «ystrm tmcinlizln« in under- represented at the ceremony by anv an lc i Your questions are particularly bough. When you discover when place and dull. The .solution, really' S ground hiqh voltage transmission Rev. John M. Hundiak, pastor; was quite simple The company j helpful because they Indicate your apples are ripe, make a note Walter W. Wadlak, president of men used lira 400-foot lengths] One of these topics that interest gardeners and in • your garden diary so you'll the board-of trustees and Steve , . , . among their customers such con- know next year, as the dates fof of steel wirv a mvtliod kliowta ^^ ^ ,. | standard help guide me in my efforts to pick Stek, a member of the planning pie -on the end, was pushed into ?[Mk Se V Cfii ripening don't vary much. in cable insulation as the "roda manhole at one side of the , QJ] { N(> jersey and the Poto- the brains of thf men with know- Board of the church, and grapple method." O W how. Turnpike. Another, with a knob' mac Electric Power Company, MORROW Fred Barton. Jr.. vice-president AMERICA"? ONLY ' But to Ret on with some sample If you'd like to put me to work the end, was inserted into \ Washington, D. C. netting answers to your questions, of the Ulllltiis Service Corpora- on TRIPLE SOLP HBAVY- I questions: Increase Shown trie, manhole on the opposite Side. Commissioner Kress said yester- just send a card to Garden Re- tion brushed aside WB/SMf G. of North Bei-Re.n has a When the rods met, the knob' day he has invited the Bartons H. F. porter, College of Agriculture, New (Continued fi'om Pane One) claim to fame with AHP 4OO RELAY. CHAM!* :ot tree that refuses to told snapped lnto ttle recesser end of to be a guest at the department's 1. J. merman resigned us mnthematics "we do it all the time." HR bear fruit. Why not? The independent-Leader that he ; the grapple, completing the con- annual venison dinner Saturday. teachers at thr High School eflec- that he me urappie, tuiupieuiiB uv He said he would also Invite Ted PATTERSON \ The apricot tree, says my mi-, I E PINS AWARDED tive in February. He Is plannin: and his fniher, Fred, Sr., had nectlon. It was then a simple SERV C Ven read.njj .r-counts of the matter to attach a No. 9 nalvan- j Maunt. Plainfield, whose mon- thority, blooms so early that bios-, pERTH AMB0Y _ Tcn yeftr to enter private industry. Edward : .oms are almost sure to be killed servlce plns mn awarded Slwner applied for a position a, problem in the newspapers and j'zed wire .strand which was drawn goose, "Pops," made a successful servlce plns mn awarded durl id lt E if the > Jnnitor. came to watch Monday afternoon i through the. conduit and left In j run through the pipe without a I by the unkind climate. Even if the > the past month t0 tnree more em. acc latel wire but failed to travel more "out of curiosity." At the time Pl' f°'' ' ' substitutio•--.....n n of< .uth,e i ...... _ u... *nu»A ,„ t,.Ouoi mnrp apricot blossoms ^capf an early , of Th(1 Callfornln 011 Com. Permission w.is granted to LOIMI than 300 feet with It, spring freeze they usually are not j^ flVperth Amboy; representatives from T, J. Cope, fire alam cable. i f thy ually are not j 47, Patrolmen's Brncvolcnt Associ- properly pollinated because few, Awardg made du]1nB Decembcv Inc., of ColloRi'ville. Pa., a tool TAKEc, FiRZTOFFICIAL nff j ation to use the High School audi- POH NEtfCOMBE VOTEO went to Clifford V. Shlreman. 89 manufacturing concern had tried »* • f\et' 1 IEA GOE TITLE AHP 'm 0ti 3. MOtT VALUABLE PWeRA/iP ! insects are around so early. torium for ii vaudeville shn,\ to do the job with a pneumatic Maill UlllCC Slid CY Y01M6 PtTcyiritj AiVARPi, Hollywood Avenue, Metuchen: March 31 Brown's Tavern in Wistaria Won't Bloom John Budnlnk, 14 Ornndvlew Ave- fish line. Leaks in expansion! School Superintend Edwin S Mrs, J. W., Metuchen Is dlsap- inue, Edison: and Alfrrd J. Vic- joints of the four-inch duct would j pointed because hir Wistaria vine !".'"•; ""^'',,""j "A'V" "i,,"Z Quln was given permission to ;it. not allow sufficient air pressure Electrons Score Complete Rout of COSTLY ' . . ,, ._. „,._..,., ..,.„„ , [ziczko, 330 Orady Drive, Wood- lend a convention of school supr - Lauffpnbergvrs Lead Providence. R I • Arrested for refuses to bloom. Should she prune to be built up to propel a plunger the influence'it. or what? l intendents in Atlantic City Febi;,- pulling the wire. • In Academy Pin League drlvlne a car under ary 15. jntoxicatiiu m\aea., David; Yes. Wistaria can be pruned caution creepps back into the The Bartons 'not in touch with Sweep Victories All Stars by 85-32 off intoxicatinn CARTERET - Lauffenbergers; H Hargrcaves. 28, admitted to the hard without harm. Sometimes [thinking of a growing number o* Fire Commission-1!1 Henry Kress are still leading the Academy' judge that !r> had about twenty root pruning helps, too. Cut off business men, although mose trade an dnbUiliu-d permission to try CARTERET — Both the Main CARTERET — The high-flying Women's Bowling League, despite beers. The juc'.R? fined• hi• •m •• $100— , root-—s' witn...k™n,,j.«^,,Mh a sharp spade about twoi | manufacturing concerns are their luck Office and the Electrons won their Brown's Tnvern won ist fifth same. m nr|( At 7 P. M.. with four employees, ] matches by sweeps In the U.S.M.R.: aRainst only one loss by shelling a two-game defeat at the hands saying he was fixing the levy at feet from the trunk. If the vine flying hiish. Mil Theatrel they arrived on the .scene equip-1 lnterdepartment Bowling Lea cue | the All Stars in a regular American of the third place Czyeski's. In $5 per beer. ; isn't growing well you can fertilize Carteret, N. .1. it next spring. ped with round rods of very '. at the Academy Alleys on Tues-, Leasue contest. 85 to 32, at the other matches the second place j Army Commends flexible hard steel, 3/8 inch in j day night, , high school eym. Lillian's Dress Shop, trailing thei A. J. F. of Shrewsbury read in NOW THRU SATURDAY diameter and in lengths varying I The Main Office took three I During the first period the Allleaders, took two games from the our leaflet, "Fifty Small Trees for. 'Continued from Page One) from 300 to 500 feet. The rods: from the Yard, despite a sensa-' Stair managed to hold the Browns Trosko team, while th.. e last place (Continued from Pa^e One> the Home Grounds" that roots of and energy, his ability as an in- "FRIENDLY PERSUASION" tional performance burned in by j In , but after that it was a Kochecks lost all tnree games feem. Georgr Gavii-etz, who was silver mnpies can cloK up sewer | stHi"tor nnd administrator, rals- Eddie Smbol, anchorman for the complete rout as the winners iary Cooper - Dorothy McGnire to the Nagys, with him from sunrise to well niKh and septjc tank pipe5 How far cd the effectiveness and efficiency losers, who hit the maple for scored practically nt will, lt0 midni ht Dl: In Glorious Color The results :- ,., ,,-i e - Reason still re-, aivay snould he plant his sUver' o[ hls unit t0 tne polnt wnere GIKLS! scores of 213, 200 and 220, a total' Gural "ad 17 points and JoeLauffenbergers 357 4U ill members the eagerness of Mr. Ga- .L,^ — __. SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY set of 634. ;Litus 16 for the winners. 371 455 Czyeski's 4U valetz's service. Were it not for I" WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. The Electrons had a compare- " ' ~~ 447 337'Mr. Gavalftz, he lauded, he would | Lit BOYS! Nagys 444 13 GREEN STREET lively easy time with the Shecters. Kochecks 409 400 381 not have been able to keep up I We lr.ive Other winners were Silver. Me WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Lillians Dress 352 365 388 the pace. I Beast of the Amazon" chanics No. 1, Casting and th- eParkview Trimmed 293 The 'Jazz Age' brought nostal- • I them ,. Troskos 377 359 • Enclosed please find $3.00 for one-year Mechanics No. 2. jgic incidents of humor to his life. I — Plus — r subscription to: l(!0 ; I.AMIIS WOOL The sumarles:- By Creenwalds in i He remembered a. woman, un- I "THE MOI.K PEOPLE" Maln Office 835 870*«06 II. S. IMPORTS | named, who wanted to pay all 1I:T I Ladies — Dinnerwarr M.ondn> SWEATERS r [] INDEPENDENT-LEADER Yard 798 813 802 The value of U. S. general im- blUs wlth nome-miide "hootch." I With Creww Q.98 Electrons 840 860 913 Senior Loop, 59-34 ports reached a record hish of she insisted that Dr.Reaso n d,.ink I D CARTERET PRESS WEI). THRU SAT. $1,120,000,000 in October, about 2 -^ , | Neck.. Sheeters 780 714 813 some as a toast mn know JANUARY 16-17-18-19 CARTERET — The Greenwalds per cent higher than the previous! whether to call the police or the | • EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON Mechanics No. 2 744 798 764 won their second game of the peak of $1,100,000,000 set in March, nre department after drmkin- I Tank House 725 747 912 To be sent to: week, trimming the Parkview tos- 1951 and March, 1956. Total im- thjU flre water ima(,me, she I Casting "TEENAGE REBEL" 704 749 716 sers by a big 59 to 34 score in theports for the first ten months of ted me to drink not a whiskey I NAME j Smelter Wfm 686 707 762 Senior Recreation League. 1965 were valued at $10,356,900,000 glassful, but a regular beer glass- I — Plus — " M O II A W K " Nevt 1o W'mtlworlh's I Mechanics No. 1 931 812 733 Danny Williams, forward, set the or 13 per cent above the valuation |fUi. That was wicked stuff." Some I ADDRESS 103 MAIN STREET Lead Burners 686 697 745 i hot scorin gpace for the winners of $9,310,500,000 for the similar 10( the bootleggers then used baby I (Special Saturday Matinee ol (i Cartoons Simp Kriilay Till 9 1'. M. Silver 806 705 812 by netting 21 points on ten field period last year. ! carriages as a means TOWN fuc Pui-kini; In Rtar Mechanics No. 3 698 70S 014 souls and one foul. ' portation. Richey Pusillo, leading scorer One morning at Hialeah. a filly; "~ , in league play, was held in check unseated her rider while leavin'4 All Stars Trounce with only ten points. the paddock for a track workout, As the final score indicates, the then ran loose around the grounds. winners took and early lead and Fortunately, neither horse nor! Barbato Plumbers were never headed. rider was injured. The filly's name was Ambulance. Iowa, Big Ten football cham- By Big 90-51 Score pions for 1956, rankefl no higher than sixth in offense and fourth in — AAlTfR READL.THtAlHtSET7 CARTERET.' - The All Stars of defense. However, the Hawkeyes the American League won their allowed their rivals only 2.9 yards third same easilj. walloping the MAJESTIC 1 1 per running play and that was one Barbato Plumbers, cclla . occu- of.the main factors in the team's pants, by a 90 to 51 score. success. NOW! The game was completely one ilded as the final score conclusively | Summer Tan won three stakes Edna Ferber's indicates, with the All Stars lead- during 1956, including the Pimlico 'ng all the way. j special. He was second in six other As the first half in the schedule! races, beaten by a total of only "GIANT" draws to a close, the All Stars find eight lengths. Those eight lengths with Rock Hudson '- Elizabeth themselves lending in first placc in represented the difference of $256,- the team race. ] 750 in purse money. Taylor - James Dean Our Next Attraction! Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis -STATE- FORDS ire after Anita Ekbcrg in THEATRE PLAYHOUSE Woodbrldge, N, J. I1I-2-O148 "HOLLYWOOD or BUST" THURS. THRU SAT. WED. THRU SAT. (Jan, 10-12) Gary Cooper, Dorothy McGulre "WAR and PEACE" With Audrey Hepburn and NOW! "FRIENDLY PERSUASION" Heniy Fonda 1 GOLDEN HOCKET W HOLIDAY LOU Frldnv Nltc T« HI" ! Saturday "Matinee?' "SPECIAL Doris Day in SUN., MON., TUES. SHOW" for the Children (lark Gable, Eleanor Parker in Showing: "Long John Silver"; "THE KING AND also Cartoons and Comedy "JULIET .. .with the Accent on Vou I I "WAR AND PEACE" will NOT — And — FOUR QUEENS" Be Shown In Afternoon) Plue SUNDAY THRU TUES. Anita Ekberg in James Arness in (Jan. 13-15) "GUN THE MAN DOWN" "The Man In [Hie Vault" Monday and Tuesday "Tension at Table Rock" SUN. - MON. - TUES. DISHES FOR THE LADIES With Richard Egan, Dorothy Malone The "Rock 'n' Shock Show!" WED, THRU SAT. "THE GREAT AMERICAN Ingrid Bergman, Helen Hayes PASTIME" See tor Your»lll THE RIGHT "ANASTASIA" With Jayne Mansfield vRock Pretty Baby" Letf Lursen In WED. THRU SAT. — And — SEE THE OOLD1N ROCKIt 89 "SUICIDE MISSION" Uin. 16-19) MAN TO DO "BEAST OF HOLLOW ...Low»»t-Prloed Rookel Ingln* Carl Saturday Matinee at 2:00 P.M "OKLAHOMA" At Regular Prices MOUNTAIN" It c'ontii much less than you'd ever |;uew to *tep up to the ANYTHING valui' o( an Oldn! You eel bigK;ar benefit* at »ur|>ri»iiiply small cust in Old»moliile|a beauliful new Colden Rocket 88! \.. is easy to find in the And you get a stunning new low-levd locrformanee of the great nrw NEW UNDERWOOD Roilcl T-UX) Kngino* . . . the luminously mnnoth riiliiiR • Gardener !• Hoofer 681-691 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret K OUR GUEST ., . TAKE A ROCKH TEJtl Srrp i,isid,. ami B«t tlie e»oit- PORTABLE qualiticB of Oldamobile's new Wide-Stauce L\utm ... all • Contractor i ing ftel of this nt.H OhUmoliile. Sdllc l,a,l in ||,C luMirious Terh. • Furniture Refiniflher TYPEWRITER Slyle Inlerior diul laL.- a luuk diruuiiil. \ou'll tea Old#iii»bilc'ii (marl of \%T» moitl advanced engineering fealurest So come in, Danping Every Friday Night Acienl Slripe liiitliliKlmiiK IIK; ijiaiJe inulif luu ... Jruuulir new tloign look around, and drive a Colden Itockcl W-naw! you name it—you'll find Complete with Case everywlierc! Conic in! (Jue.l drive a uew Gulden Kockot 88, aoon.' MJTHIS FRIDAY, JANUARY 11th ln,, wilt, up to 312 fc.p.,0 ,oi/0t/, „, the man you want Regular $116.28 Walter Kross and His Orchestra WITH OLDSMOBI in the THIS AD THIS SUNDAY, JANUARY 13th YOU'RI ALWAYS WH.COMI AT YOUR OLDSMOBILI QUALITY DIALER'S I — YELLOW Included PAGES (Limited Supply) POLKA PARTY wooimmiMM AUTO SALES 475 Railway Aveiiuo book EASTERN of your phone FRANK WOJNAROWSKI Woodhridge, IN. J. Typewriter Exchange WOodbridge H-OIOO 171 MARKET STREET And His ORCHESTRA WLWJLK5LY MIL I LLLI'lluNL COMPANY PERTH AMBOY AN OLDS TV DOUBLE FEATURE! "SOLO" RnURN TO TVI PIUS... VITHAHAlr.H0UR 0F COMIDY • SAT., JAN. 19 • NK-TVI Campaign Spending 'PAPER TIGER' CARTERET PRESS We agree wholeheartedly with Leonard W. Hall, chairman oi the Republican Na- Average New Jersey Family publi«hed Every Friday by Carters* Press tional Committee, who recently told a 651 Roosevelt Avenue, ,Carteret. N. J, House Committee that the limit on cam- Telephone Carteret 1-5600 paign funds to be spent in a national cam- Spends $30 a Week On Food Charles E. Grtrory paign should be raised. Editor and Publisher As the reader may know, there is a And Mi Subscription rates by mail, including post- age, one year, $3.00; six months, $1.80; three $3,000,000-Iimit on funds to be received by months, 85 cents; single copies by mall 10 a national campaign group for use in a cents. All payable In advance. l»y KKNNF.TII FINK, Director, $40 It Presidential campaign. This limitation was Princeton Research Service Hl-»4* .•...' - * By carrier delivery, 8 cents per copy. set up about fifteen',-years ago, when the PRINCETON — New Jersey *50 6 Entered as second class matter June 6 1924 dollar was worth perhaps two of today's famllio.s on an average spend $30 Over $50 a week S Don't know 2 at Carteret, N. J., Post Office, under the Act dollars, and before television had come into ii wk nn food and milk. of March 1, 1879. This was the median average 'Median aterage amount its own, nmount named when New Jersey Highlight of today's sum* Poll reporters personally put the Political advertising on television is so findings ia that In all but one , following question to a repre- population group examined In sentative cross-section Of the A Reapomible Citizen, Indeed expensive that each of the two major par- the survey, thr median average state's adult citizens: ties is estimated to have spent two million weekly amount spent for food In order that Its employes might be "On an average, about how of their three million dollar campaign fund and milk la «0. * assured that the California Oil Company much money does your family for television advertising in the 1956 Presi- fipend on food. Including milk, The 130 median average week- recognizes its responsibility in control- each week?" ly amount spent for food and dential campaign. milk holds true for each of the - ling obnoxious odors and-gases, a candid Under *Z0 a week 12% The net result was that many other com- $20 9 various city staeft in the state. and forthright article specifying steps $21-$24 4 For example, the median aver- mittees were brought into operation, on a $25 11 age amount named by rural area which have been taken to avoid causing national scale, each winding up with three $86-529 4 dwellers—people living in placet them is contained in the current issue of million dollars to spend, A Senate subcom- •$30 16 like rural I&onmmith, Ocean, $31-$J4 1 Somerset, Bergen. Hunterdon, the employe magazine, "The Caloller." mittee has found more than one thousand $35 15 Middlesex, and Cumberland — U such committees, and may not have them J36-J39 1 (30 a week. Entitled "One of Our Toughest Prob- all. $30 is'also the median aver* lems—Air Pollution," the article is reprint- age figure trained by people liv- While some of these committees obvious- ing in communities with popula- ed in full elsewhere in this issue. We recom- ly did not spend three million dollars, it is Letter to the tions between- 2.500 and 24,999— mend its careful reading by all who might places ,llke bover, Somervllle, believed a surprising number Of them spent Editor Vlnelandr Fair Lawn, Pleasant- have been exposed to the loose and illiter- very large sums, Obviously, the intentions ville, CaldweD, Hawthorne, Col- ate conclusion* of pop-off politicians who of the old campaign limit law are being llngswoodand Hightstown. Mr. Charles E. Gregory Atjd the same median average without any regard whatever for the facts, violated and a realistic limitation, which Independent Leader .amount—£30, — was also named would preclude duplicating groups, would Woodbridge, New Jersey by residents of towns and cities have attempted to make capital for their Dear Mr. Gregory: serve the public's interest by making audits with populations between 25,000 own selfish purpose at the expense of the In reviewing our activities for , and 99,999—towns and cities like, possible and providing somthing in the way the past year, I cannot help but New Brunswick, West Orange, truth. of a check to campaign spending. to pause and reflect a little. It East Orange, West New York, The California Oil Company, in the mag- Is at this time, especially, that Union CHy, Atlantic City and Under th^ Capitol Dome I would like to say 'Thank You." Ptainfleld. Your generous allotment of azine article, reports that it has spent Residents of the state's six space, wonderful news items and No Big Top - Circus Back By J. Joseph Grlbblns biggest cities—Newark, Trenton, $3,000,000 for air pollution control in six editorials concerning the hospital Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth activities are deeply appreciated. years. Other devices, designed to establish The "Greatest Shotf on Earth" — Ring- TRENTON — Governor Robert ally handicapped, the mentally legislative action are In the in- and Camden —also set $30 a Your cooperation and help is B.. Meyner wants the 181st New retarded and the aged. terest of all the people of New week for food and mllfc as the the company as a "responsible citizen" ling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus sincerely appreciated by our en- .. . , Jersey LeglBlautre which con- As in the previous year, the Jersey and taken together they medlan IW Rmount mnL — has dropped the big top but has not vened at noon on Tuesday to offer a blueprint for progress and tire staff and we shall always en-\ * determined to do whatever It can to help Governor also called for con- deavor to merit your confidence Worthy of particular mention. finally collapsed, as many had feared it abandon partisan politics this reform "that will make for a struction of new office buildings and good will by continuing to Ls that the type of occupation solve the growing problem of air pollution, year and concentrate upon solv- more prosperous and a more would. for the State Departments of serve the people of our commu- people are engaged in appears to ing the multitude ,of problems progressive Stat^." are listed as follows: Labor, Health and Education and nity to the very best of our have little effect on the amount confronting the State Govern- A few months ago it was announced that the establishment of uniform po- ability. spent for food 'and milk. 1. Establishment of a pollution control the big show was closing down, and there ment. lice training facilities and uni- INAUGURAL: — Republican leaders of New Jersey are some- Very best wishes for a wonder- The median average amount In a 15,000-word message to form crime reporting procedures ful year. named by professional workers committee under a directive from President was speculation that this was the end of the Legislature—the longest in , throughout the State. what embarrassed by the lack of interest on the part: of many Sincerely yours, and business owners and man- the circus. It seems to be the end of the big modern times — the Governor The Governor also recommend- B. W. Pickard to insure that "all avenues of G.O.P. stalwarts in the coming A. W. Eckert, agers, sales - clerical workers, pin-pointed current problems ed a Constitutional amendment 1 top. for the big circus wij} not carry along inauguration of President Dwlght Director skilled craftsmen, and semi- improvement are conscientiously developed and chronicled the achievements to liberalize residence require- G. Eisenhower at noon, January Perth Amboy General Hospital (Contlnued on Page Twelve) its huge tents and operate in the tradi- of his three years in office. Mey- ments for voting and enactment and applied." 21. tional manner. ner plans to seek reelection next of up-to-date laws regulating the 2 Planned a monitoring system of super- November to a new four year navigation of small boats. Hotel rooms in Washington for However, it will continue, and will open the inaugural will cost about $17 visory employes to provide an around-the- term as Governor, Reviewing the achievements of in baseball parks and other arenas during The Governor chided the Re- his administration, Meyner cited per day'and must'be taken for Competence Creates Confidence a period of fotar days starting clock alert for sources of air contamination. publican members of the Legisla- the State's credit rating as the the summer and operate in Indoor arenas January 18. New Jersey people ture for blocking his appoint- highest in the State's history; re- 3. Directed periodic engineering surveys will not b'e located in any one during some of the cooler months. ments, holding "secret" meetings organization of the Delaware hotel but will be spread around of the 8&lipA*{>]&o£ to-uncover .sources of to reach an agreement upon leg- River Joint toll Bridge Commis- A gceat many changes have'been ef- in five or six of the' hostelries. islation, and failing to carry out sion which eliminated 155 jobs noxious odors which may. have developed as Lack of interest has caused the fected, Including business operations, aban- his recommendations of the past and saved $500,000; success of cancellation of a special pullman new procedures or processes were imtltuted. three years, particularly proposals the State's expanded mental donment of the big top and other stream- train which was scheduled to go to reapportion Assembly seats health program which produced It is assuring, Indeed, to have this au- to Washington on January 20 lining procedures, but the show is expected and realign congressional dis- a reduction in patient population thoritative word from California Oil Com- and return in the morning of to be, generally, the same. Thai means that tricts. for the first t'ms p.nd sterner law enforcement which has the 22nd. The excursion train, pany of the steps it has taken or planned lovers of the circus will still be able to see Emphasizlngj that 1957 is an which leaves Newark at 6:20 A.M. election year for Governor and 70 eliminated the syndicate gambler to avoid any serious contamination of the a circus once in a while, reportedly with and racketeer. January 21 will run and already of the 81 seats in the Legislature, has hundreds of assigned passen- air in the communities In the vicinity of the Governor cautioned the law- ; all the trimmings, including the large ani- Listed among other achieve- gers. ' We respect the trustworthiness of our banks. They know wh;it ;i makers that "the eyes of the its Perth Amboy plant. It Is refreshing, too, ments were the changeover to a Inaugural parade tickets are dollar Is worth. They know wlmt a dollar vHll buy. If there Is niiy mals, and so on. people will be fastened upon you, mail order driver licensing and doubt In your mind we sufiRtst thin you go Into any bunk n the selling for $8; $14 and $17.50. The US.A. nnd try to net them tn give, you it,01 (or a one out the way have since time Immemorial, pensation benefits; legislation houses." If many important mea- and the caliber of their service. our government treats its For- that the annual entertainment authorizing Rarltan River water sures were openly discussed and First, she says, they need better to be diverted to Round Valley in the power of public opinion eign Service people. Speaking to allowance hardly paid for a an equipment d better and, more Hunterdon County instead of the Advertising Council In New month of the receptions, dinners, brought into play, they would be secretarial help In order tfrwork utilizing the area exclusively for passed, the Governor said. York recently, Mrs. Luce had and parties that are such a vital high pral* for, the Intelligence, at [maximum efficiency. Thpy Delaware River water, and en- In conclusfon, the Governor part of the ambassador's duties. tact and devottyn of the unsung need better pay and allowances. larged programs for the physic- argued his recommendations for The rest, again, came out of he* men and women who represent And finally, they need the moral American Interests In other own purse. support of the people and nation GLAMOR GIRLS counties. And she declired that It Is not a unique story, of they represent. The fact that she had been shocked to find course. For years it has been ac- they have been denied the first how callously these public ser- cepted knowledge that only very two Indicates, the says, that they vant* are treated. wealthy men could afford to ac- have not been given the third. There Is UtU« In Mrs, Luce's cept appointment to our em- Her testimony should hasten the protest that wa» not Included in bassies in London, Paris or any day when Congress and the the WrIMon CommltU* Report of the more cosmopolitan capi- American fmbilc, sec that they oi 1984. In which Congress was tals of the world. Much less ap- are giver) all three, as they de- urged to correct the deplorably preciated, however, Is the plight serve—Louisville (J$y.) Cpwier- BANKING HOURS: of the career officers In the For- low pay and allowances of diplo- Journal. Monday thrit Fridaj eign pervice, and about them mats and leaur Foreign Service 8 A. M. to % P. M, personnel. But there is a .special and their problems Mrs. LUce value In having the words of had some wise and timely word*. IN EKSENTfcAW. UNITY Friday Evening How much will you save thU year? Write criticism come from Mrs. Luce, Many of these men, .she said, The Democratic party has now 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. your answer in a Savings pQssbook of who haa been olosely identified ar)fe not given sufficient allow- achieved a sort of harmony be- thi» bqnk. -j ~~ "' " " ~~" with the ElwnUOwer administra- ances to enable them to ship tween Democr»tB now lu Con- tion from the beginning and can their personal belongings and gress and Democrats who aren't hardly be suspected of being a household goods from one pout 'in Congress, and In some ousts critic of the Fnwident, hie Hec- to another. They are often ac- never have been.. Celebrating th's retray oi State or their policies. cused of "going foreign" because event tit a twOthour breakfast There is a personal flavor, too, they send their children to for- in Washington on Saturduy, the about her account of Fore inn eign schools, when the truth of new Advisory Committee was Paid oil Savings Accounts Service dlfflcuVleii that give them the matter is that they cannot ready after lunch to comment a human, undoritanduble cllli1'' afford' to leave their children In on tljjp President's Middle East acter, this country, or to send them message. home each year to American For example, ihe found upon The committee; found jt "note- schools, as they undoubtedly worthy that the President . . WOODBRIDGE arriving in Rome that embassy would like to do. Neither are has finally recognized the great offices were not equipped with a they able, on the small salaries •Ingle good typewriter, that the danger in the Middle Bast." It and allowances given them, to Our New Building, Corner Moore Avenue office furniture was wretched predicted "* public debate and NATIONAL BANK "keep up with the Joneses" 7 : I wore a McKinley It Teddy Roose- SECTION I: There Is hereby rredted president nl the Great, Atlantic & high break-even point," he said, BE IT ORDAINED BY THB MAYOR AN OHMNMCF, ' velt campaign button while going a very large Increase In the acre-j AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF nnd esrnbllnhed the nfllne of Deputy . Pacific Ti'a romimny. predicted CARTBRBT, IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY, BoroiiKh Clerk In U>c Borough c;f j AN ORDINANCI TO AMEND AN ORDI- "and to operate them profitably 1 Onrteret. today. to country tchool in lUlnoli. J age of wild oats. — Louisville i STATE OF NEW JERSEY. NANCE ENTITLED AN ORDINANCI requires a large volume of busi- | itill have the button. SECTION 2: The Deputy Borough! TO FIX AND MtOUI.ATE Tfffl SAL- Times. I SECTION 1 • Tliat Section 2 of tlic ARIES OP CERTAIN OFTiCIRfl AND "Intrwe competition Li nothing ness. This need for high volume : ] wonder how many remember above entlllMl Ordllimirf be hptrby Clerk Ahull be nomlnnii'd by the Mnyor j amendrd lo rend »s follows; with the advice nnd consent of the EMPLOYEES IN THE BOROUGH OF new in the fond business." Mr. is one of the basic reasons for • the button with the old double- Borough Council »nd shall receive nn CAIITEIIKT, COUNTY OF M1DDUD9EX, Maybe "SECTION 2; Thf unld Police Depart- STATE OP NEW JERSEY." Binder Mild, "and it has helped many of the competitive practices: deck dinner pall, plcturei of iuniunl snlary of M.150, ! Literate, residents of Boston are ment of the Borough of Cuu.nl shall make Ameiltniis the best fed peo- that have sprung up in recent! McKinley and Rooievelt with the coDBlst of one ilj Superintendent of SECTION 3: The Deputy Borough BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR ple on earth. It has benefited con- moving into the suburbs, says a Police who shall bo known as and Clerk shall have all the powers and AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUCW OP motto, "A Full Dinner PaU." perform all the dunes of the Borough CARTERET, IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY, years. sociologist. By literate, presum- designated, ns Chief of Police; and (1) sumers in the pant by leading to • I can rememb*r when I walked Assistant Superintendent of Police, who Clerk during mich times and such ape- STATE OF NEW JERSEY: "The danger In the drive for' ably, he means those who can shall be known and designated as » I cine period* us the Borough Clerk shall better stores, better food offered In ; two rnilei to achool. 'Hit clan- .SECTION I: Tluil Section « Ik) of more convenient form, and better volume lies in'the fact that if it read a "This Way Out" sign. deputy chief nf police; one d) captain, | be absent, un Ordinance entitled An Ordinance room icati were double «nd tome- three (3) lieutenants, nnd nine (9) ser- to Fix and RcRiilfiip the Salaries of geLs out of hand it can Increase — Boston Globe. SECTION 4: In addition to the duties values: It has benefited efficient tlmei thert were three In a teat. gMH; and such number of Patrolmen required to be performed In the nbsenee certain officers and employees In the the cost, of doing business and the i\s are presently authorized, and such of the Borough Clerk, the Deputy Bor- florouxh of Cnrterrt, County of Mid- retailers by challenging them to Each pupil brought hit lunch to price of food, or decrease the qual- number of Pntrolmrt) i»» may be here- ough Cleric shall act as Assistant to the 'dlesex nnd Slate of New Jersey, be and do nn even better job. Competition school In • dinner bucket Not Likely after authorized, as necessary In the Borough Clerk nnd shall perform such the same Is hereby amended lo read as can continue to benefit both con- ity of food and service, or both, public welfare, which changci In the duties at may be assigned by the Bor- follows: Our teachen wer« men. They "If you are struck by light- numberof Pntrolmen or Increases In the ough Clerk In assisting the Borough SECTION 8 (ki: Employees In the sumers and retailers in the future "Salesmanship and showman- Were strict and we learned our ning, you never forget it," asserts number of Patrolmen may be made by Clerk In the perfommnreof his lawful I Sewaie Disposal Plant be paid as if It does not lead to Inefficient resolution of the Mayor and council duties. j follows: ship have always had a place in Jessoni well. a colmnist. Most persons who us and when deemed necessary In the and wasteful practices," food retailing but they are only i • « • • are stick by lightning never re- public Interest and welfare. Appoint SUCTION 5: Snld Deputy Borough; The Superintendent of the Sewage Clerk srmll be a resident of the Bor- Disposal t'lnnt shall be paid an annual Poiritrm: out that more .stores \ the tall to the clog. They become ! from Lrail* t. Uggt, Lewlt- member It. -- Cincinnati In- menu to wd promotion, ..thin sjl* \ £f£ ™i,W "he HAc for''period I salary of $3,500,00: the Assistant to the dangerous when the tail wags the Irorg, W. Va.l Bemember when quirer. his Superintendent nf the Sewage Dlapoml mean greater competition, Mr.: appointment and unless sooner Tf Plum shall br paid nn annual Ml»ry of burner reported that more than J dog." | you planted corn when the whip- aohnel holding such olllcm, positions. moved shall hold office untiill hb\ni sue (3.850.00; the Sludge Operator shall be employment* in the Police Department Pointing out that food takes | corwlU called and the dogwood How Come? cluor shall have qualified, and shall paid a base rate of 12 05 per hour; 1.500 new super markets were of the Borough of Carter* t, shall b« not be removed from wld offlrror posi- Truclt Drivers employed at the Sewage opened, in 19S6, with about the about 25 per cent of the average was in bloom; and cabbage wai members of said Police • Department tion during uld term except for good Dtapowl Plant shall be paid a base rate Thpn there's tentative amnesia, and shall be also known and dedgnited same number either under con- family's budget. Mr. Burger said planted when the sign was In the cause shown after notice line) a fair of MO! an hour; the General Utility a condition suffered while won- n« Pollrt Officers of said Borough of and lrapmlal hw)ng up011 wrIuen Men employed In the Sewage Dliposal .head? Carteret struction or planned for 1957. that food retrfllers must remem- dering; how come you're carrying ' I charges against him. | Plant shall be paid at the bnse rate of Much of this expansion, he said, ber that no matter what features How treei to be killed were SECTION 2. All ordinance! or parts i BBCTION 6: The provisions of this i |l M per hour. matches that advertise Joe's gas thereof Inconsistent with this ordl-' Ordinance are declared to be aeverable.! SECTION 2: All ordinances or parts was designed to meet the needs they use to attract customers, girdled or peeled when the algn and chill station In Ardmore, Ok- nance are hereby repealed. j and If any section or pan thereof shall thereof Inconsistent with this ordi- of our wrowint! population and to | they must not forget that their was In thi heart, In the dark of lahoma. — Richmond Times- SECTION 3: This Ordinance shall 'or any reason be held to be Invalid or nance are hereby repealed. the moon? take effect Immediately upon final pas-1 unconstitutional, such decision shall SECTION 3: Thl» ordinance shall be serve the lnree suburban commu- basic responsibility is to give their Dispatch, sage and publication u provided by not affect the validity of the remaining j retroactive and take effect as of Janu- nities! developing throughout the customers the most good food for And the luck rabbit foot—I car- law. sections or parts thereof bift they shall ary 1, 1997, after passage and publlcn- country. their money. ried one In my pistol pocket for LEGAL NOTICES DATED: January 3, 1957. remain in effect; It being the legisla- tlon pursuant to law. jrem and all I ever noticed it PATRICK POTOCNIO, tive Intent that this Ordinance shall j Dated: January 3, 1 Actually, the nation's food retail- habits; the rapid growth of pre- mailing. Send to J70 Newspaper I ing machinery is expanding at aj cooked and oven-ready food to I'attrrn Dcpl. 23! West ISth St. ' faster rate than the population it reduce kitchen work; and the ad- •Ni w York 11, N. Y. Print plainly serves. dition of allied lines of house-! NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, Mr. Burger .said that not only ''•keeping items to permit a one-stop ; SUE and 8TYLE NUMBER./:_ are there more super markets but j shopping. I CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION IIIKT IN PARADE they are larger, with the average i i).'i:r,v;ire, the first State to rati- super market now consisting of Luke Easter, former member of j !• •:,'• United States Constitution, approximately 12,000 square feet the Cleveland Indians ,led the In-, \ nl ::i.id u .shortened presidential of selling and storage space, and ternational Leasuie in home runs • HI IT.M! parade on January 21. with many stores occupying as in 1956. He hit 35 for Buffalo. i !. ;i •..•;11s ago. the Delaware delr- • 'ioi, v.-iis supplanted at the head il li.elme. by Kansas, boyhood IMMIC Hi President Eisenhower, and dv c.iiiliiinia. home of Vic*; Prcsi- uwit Nixon. However, this year First National Bank h\.\U; clrle;ations will be in the [i:iiiic!r "in order of thciv entry hi:') tin- union."

r I'u'L'v Lie is writing the music Jcr '•Jiihnny Trouble." John Car- HE American people are pay- tax load. The Forand Committee rl in t film for his new com- ing at the rate olapproxlmate- may recommend reduction in •]i:,!:v, Kthel Barrymore has the tT ly $10.8 billion dollars annually in these taxes which were boosted .••Umiic: rale, with Curolyn Jones ! excise taxes. Excise taxes are some ?165 million by the last con- 't:< r.iinii),'. Ethel's son, Sammy In Carteret ! Bupposed to be taxes that don't gress, At least a start may be

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CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1957 Jersey during 1955, the last com- their positions by the Republican Lance, Hunterdon, will Introduce Church In Oberlin by the pastor, pletely tabulated year Thi> 1955. Late spring frosts did con- Senate which failed to confirm a bill In the 1957 Legislature pro- suggests something less than a the Rev. Joseph King. She will 20th annual mid-winter Congres- siderable damage, but with am- them. viding for lower Interest rates on frank debate; It suggests an at- wear a floor length peau de sole sional Reception and Dinner of ple rainfall and generally favor- construction bonds for school gown with traditional full skirt They Include Wilbur M. Rush, the New Jersey Slate Chamber tempt to put the Administration able growing conditions the crop districts.... The downward trend In a hole and, perhaps, make the and train and a long veil of rose for Superior Court Judge; Hugh In the cow population In New of Commerce will be held at the : CLASSIFIED : In some bogs turned out better G. Spernow, Juvenllt Court Mayflower Hotel, Washington, on voters wish they hadn't re-elect- than early season expectations. point lace. The gown was worn Jersey appears to be continuing RATES — INFORMATION ed Mr. Elsenhower. by her sister, Mrs. Richard Hunt, Judge; Bartholomew A. Shehan reaching a low of 147,000 cows February 7. ... The State De- Nationally the 1956 crop of and Theodore C. Bright, Dela- partment of Agriculture an- $1.00 for 15 words I Deadline for ads; Wednesday II We hope this Is a wrong de- of Cambridge, Mass, at her wed- during late 1956 compared to cranberries Is estimated at 974,- ware River Port Authority; nounces a test for brucellosis is 4c I'ach additional word A. M. (or (be Mine week's duction. Our foreign policy ding last year. 156,000 cows a year ago, . . . 700 barrels — five per cent • v:il,If in advance publication, They will stay in a house in the James J. McMahon and Leon W. New Jersey's traffic death rate now mandatory for all cattle In methods are and ought to be smaller than last year but eight Barbadoes which has been loaned Kapp, Passalc Valley Sewerage for 1956 may produce a national New Jersey. ... A vote on the Telephone WO-a-lTll open to debate, but surely, for per cent above average. This was to them by close friends. Upon Commission; William A, Stretch, prize because 769 lives were lost proposed Federal market agree- our own safety and the safety the first national crop less than their return on Sunday, February State Racing Commission; A. compared with 791 In 1955 while ment for New Jersey potntn APARTMENT WANTED of free mankind, we must stand one million barrels since 1952, Clayton Hollander, Middlesex growers is scheduled by the • FEMALE HELP WANTED • 1 3, they will reside in Moreen, at auto deaths increased In most together on basic principles .— according to the New Jersey Crop County Tax Board. United States Department of VETERAN and wife with three . Princeton, as the first occupants states. . . , Burlington and At- WOMEN wanted pnrt time, after- Reporting Service. Also Domenick Cucclnellb, Pas- Agriculture from January 15 to children would like four- or flve- of the first Governor's mansion J&ntic counties produce 90 per noon or evening work; $10.00 sale Valley Sewerage Commis^ 19. ... Many Warren county room downiitalrs apartment, with In New Jersey. Morven has been cent of New Jersey's blueberries. per three hours, car essential. HONEY MOON: — Governor slon; Harry F. Renwlck and An- farmers extended Invitations to all Improvements, in good section Stale House Dome redecorated and partially fur- .,. New Jersey's covered employ- Write P O. Box U. c/o this news- Robert B. Meyner has a few busy nished for the occasion. thony T. Greskl, Burlington ment payroll reached a new rec- hunters to hunt on thejr farms of Carteret or vicinity. Reasonable .Continued from Editorial Page) paper, for details. i-10.17 weeks ahead and they do not County Tax Board; Edward A. ord of $6,700,000,000 In 1956, the at the opening of the deer sea- rent. Write Box #500, c/o this dent Elsenhower and Vice Presi- Upon his return, Governor concern his feud with the Repub- ^MacDonald, Ocean County Tax State Division of Employment son, thus reversing an earlin- MOST WOMEN uie cosmetics. newspaper. 1-10' dent Nixon will attend each one Meytier will tackle 1957 budget lican Legislature. Board; Albert S, Marvel, Jr., Security announces. , . . Racing stand. The demand for Avon Cosmetics of them. Because most persons problems as his annual budget At 4 P.M. Saturday. January South Jersey Povt Commission, revenues in New Jersey reached Is tremendous. You can cash in on BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • will make, it a one-day trip, a message Is scheduled to be pre- 19. the 48-year-old Governor and and Lawrence N. Park, Uniform $23,795,965.58 in 1956, an Increase CAPITOL CAPERS: — i this demand by becoming an Avon New Jersey State reception which sented to the Legislature within UP TO |400 MONTHLY!I! the charming 28-year-old Miss Legislation Commission. ' of $973,791.08 over the previous Representative and earn good was to be held Sunday evening, two weeks. The high cost of liv- might be persuaded by the Demo- Man or woman, part-time, to Helen Stevenson will be married year. . . . Apple production in 1 money full- or part-time. Write January Jty, at the Mayflower ing will be recognized by the cratic Party to bt a candidate for service and collect from automatic In Oberlin. Ohio, home of the JERSEY JIGSAW: -New Jer- New Jersey's 14 commercial P. O. Box 105 or phone Plainfleld Hotel, has also been cancelled. Governor In the future both on Governor this year," Governor vending machines In this area. No bride and they will travel to New sey Republicans are less enthu- counties amounted to three mil- Robert B. Meyner recently de- 6-6655. 1-10 selling. Age not essential. Must York where they will leave Mon- the home front and at the State CRANBERRY: — New Jersey's siastic about the inauguration of lion bushels in 1956, the same as clared. . . . Good health Is fre- have $640 working capital, car, day morninR, January 21, for a House. WOMAN to care for three-ryear- lowlands, where cranberries grow Dwlght D. Eisenhower this year the 1955 crop.... Heart nilments quently a matter of firm self-dis- old child, Monday through Fri- references, and 6 to 8 hours a week ten day honeymoon in the tropi- than four years ago and as a and allied diseases of the blood spare time. For local Interview give by the millions, was hard hit last JOBS: — Although many posi- clplfne as you cannot substltntp day, 12:30 to 5:30 P. M. Call Kim- cal British Barbados, in the Lf-c- result thefe will be less New Jer- vessels and circulatory system ac- phene and full particulars. Write: spring by late, frosts. tions were filled by Governor pills for character, claims the ball 1-8323 after 5:30 P. M. ward Islands. seyites In Washington on Jan- counted for 30.328 deaths in New NATIONWIDE DISTRIBUTING As a ITSIIH, the boss produced Meyner in 1956, thirteen of his Medical Society of New Jersey The marriage will be performed uary 21. ... Senator Wesley L 1-10' SERVICE, Suite 104-A, U Esst only 75,000 barrels of cranberries, appointees were blocked from which was 17 smaller than In In the First ConRreRntlonalj MATURE TYPIST-Must be ex- Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, Conn. perienced. Pleasant working con- 12/27-1/10 ditions. Applications should be mailed to P. O. Box 207, Carteret. SERVICES 1/10 HAVING TROUBLE with your HOMEWORKERS: Help fill de- sewerage? Electric Sewerooter removes roott, filth, sand and BUSINESS andiSER VICE DIRECTORY mand for handlaced moccasins and handbags. Good pay! No ex- stoppage from clogged pipes, perience necessary! California drains and sewers. No digging, no Handicrafts, Hollywood 46, Calif. damages—rapid and efficient. Call Slip Covers 1-3, 10' Tony's Plumbing and Heating, Music Instruction •># Radio & TV Service • WO-8-8007. 1/3-1/31 • Accordion School • Funeral Directors FOR QUALITY • MALE HELP WANTED • • MISCELLANEOUS • Enroll your child SET NEED now for private (UNION LABEL) DRAFTSMAN — Experienced In REPAIR? lessons en: CaU piping, heating and ventilating. IP YOUR DRINKING Has Become HENSCH'S SELECT NOW! a problem, Alcoholics Anony- • TRUMPM WO-8-4360 Apply Charles Slmkin & Son, Inc., • GUITAR Fabulous nen 19ST Slip mous dan help you. Call Market SYNOWIECK1 Cover Fabric! now In Perth Amboy, HI-2-7300, Mr. Accordion School • ACCORDION 3-7528 or write P. O. Box 253 ART'S RADIO stock. We'll brine sam- Jullu&sen, or write resume. P. O. • SAXOPHONI 172 Brown Avenue. Iselin Funeral Home ples to jour home. Box 471, Perth Amboy. 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Guarantee CONSOLE ELECTRIC 152 Rudolph Ave., Railway To Buy (Continued from Editorial Page) Established SI Vtui SERVICE $19.95 420 East Avenue On Our Easy Rental Flan satisfaction or no charge. skilled and unskilled workers i STATION • Letterheads BLOND CONSOLE Perth Amboy International, modern and classical FOB $30 a week. music taught to beginners and ad- $69.50 23 Ford Ave., Fordi if 1 Readings Daily "RUMER" People in the 21-29-year-ol vanced students. Agents for all top- 66-JCLASS MACHINE VA 6-0358 ^ <'PENN" bracket and those 45 years an make accordions. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. • Programs (Sews Forward and Backward) "ALCEDO"!" 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MOTOR BOAT LICENSES • Post Cards n Irailiion \ow 1 This newspaper presents the SOLVE YOUR HEATING See her now at ISSUED reports of the New Jersey Poll WINTER BROS. 1170 East Grand Street Ask How You Can Win exclusively in this area. • Signs L PROBLEM Between Broad & Jefferson Ave. One of Our Trophies American women, as a group, WAYSIDE FURN. SHOP No Appointment Necessary •are the best dressed women in Serving Woodbrldge Residents ELIZABETH, N. J. TACKLE the world. Of course, this is main- Opinions of Others Since 1937 AND REPAIR > Business • FROM SERVICE • V. S. Hwy, 1, Avenel, N. J. ly due to the prosperity found in (Continued from Editorial Page) SPORTING GOODS this country, but the good sense One Mile North of Woodbrldge events which preceded" Mr. TO COMPLETE HEAT- Clomleif t Real Estate-lisoraicet 256 Monroe Street, and good taste of American women Cards Eisenhower's proposals and an- Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., Incl. Sat. Telephone RA-7-3894 have had a hand in making this ticipated with unconcealed glee ING INSTALLATIONS Phone true. the prospect that this debate and WOodbridge 8-1577 HEADQUARTERS FOR I Coupons Women in this country, on the examination would "reveal mis- WDGE. 8-1400 COLOR FILM • Tankless Coils • whole, want their dollar's worth. itakes and procrastination." Because of this, there are good The committee went on to Liquor Stores • PROCESSING SHAKER looking;, well-made clothes avail- make points which might have able In almost all price groups. Tankless Coils Call Today for been politically useful prior to AVENEL BEST SELECTION pF Coats, dresses, shoes, lingerie November 6 but whi«h may seem PHOTO SUPPLIES IN TOWN and accesbries that are sound Telephone Woodbridfe 8-1889 AGENCY Cleaned to some of us to have less value fashion and sound investments are COAL & OIL CO. Free Estimates of any kind now. Is it true that seen in stores all over the coun- responsibility for the settlement 826 RAILWAY AVE., AVENEL Woodbridge Realtor and Insurer Water Softeners try. GALLARD'S PHOTO of the Suez problem and of the We are less prone to wear a de- 547 Amboy Ave. WO-8-3§5 Installed relations between Israel and the Liquor Store sign that is a fad or "in style" Arab states "rests squarely upon JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop. "We Sell the Earth and at the moment than the women of Delicatessen Call W0-«-l*M MIDDLESEX the shoulders of the President" Plumbing & Heating • other countries. Right after the Complete Stock of Domestic Insure What's On It" second World War, we went over- —outside, not inside, our activi- AVENEL COAL and Imported Wines, Been board for the new look. The txag- ties in the United Nations? and OIL CO. gerated length of skirts was ac- Does the Advisory Committee TREAT SHOPPE and Llquon WOODBRIDGE EDISON, N. J. PRESS really mean that we "bullied" 876 Rahway Ave., Avenel cepted. 613 tlahway Ave., Woodbridge 574 AMBOY AVENUE our Allies and "placated" our ' U-8-8400 THE WOODBRWCE Looking back, the reason for JOpp. White Church) Plumbing & Heating this seems to be that women were enemies when We came out WOODBRIDGE, N. J. u CO against the Anglo-French land- so tired of the unattractive short • SALADS at their BEST • Remodeling Taxi Cabs skirts made necessary by shortage ing in Egypt? Has it anything 20 CREE1V STREET of material, they were happy for a to suggest—outside of going to • SODA FOUNTAIN t Moving and Trucking • • Roofing and Slrilng t war with Russia—that we might • tyew Installations WOODBKIDGE complete change. They got it! • FRESH BAKER F GOODS However, since that time women have done to save Hungary, and • Oas and Oil Burners • have stayed on an even keel. They did not do? Open 7 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. Complete Moving Job 3 Rooms $25 . S Rooms $35 I'M 1 " seem to have completely disregard The Elsenhower foreign policy INCLUDING SUNDAYS c»u wo-8-3046, m-i-na 4 Rooms $30 6 Rooms $40 ed the "flat look." After trying it is certainly not above criticism. Clow Wednesdays at 12 Noon Hefiry Janten & Son once during the twenties, they It may have "bounced from AU Loads Insured — 10 Tekrs Exp. L. PUGLIESB - A. UPO have learned a lesson. trouble spot to trouble spot," as Tinnlnr and Sheet Hrtal Work ECONOMY MOVERS JUST PHONE the committee's able phrase- NATION-WIDE MOVERS Roofing Metal CeUlnn and maker put It. Yet this may not HEAR perhaps be the worst way to Fulton 8-3914 Fnrntea Work WO 8-0200 deal with a world In which trou- Fut and Conrteom Service 48-SUt* Charles Farr 588 Alden Street HOW CHR1STJAN SCIENCE ble occurs in spots, and In which Avenel Pharmacy Moving the unspeakable calamity of Service PlumbLnft • Heating Woodbridge, N. J. WOODBRIDGL TAXI trouble occurring everywhere at 991 RAHWAY AVENUE AGENT 443 PEAfiL ST. WOODBRIDQE I**:- TO once, with an atomic diapason, Electric Sewer ServlM WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 Telephone S-U4I WOR 710 KC. 7.45 P.M. Sunday might be the end of civilized "National Van Telephone; WOE - TV 9:30 A. M. Sandal mankind. i t Radio & TV Service The President's Mideastem PRESCRIPTIONS Woodbridfe 8-0894 proposals ought to be fulljl de- WHITMANS CANDIES «1 LINDEN AVENUE • Service Stations NEW BRUNSWICK 8E«HETAB1AL, bated. They ought to be more Hilton 1-2011 ACCOUNTING & PKEP SCHOOL sharply denned thao theywere— Coametlci - Film A. W. Hall and Son Woodbridfe, N. I. NEW! Local uid tone UlsUnc* COLON1A TELEVISION I or possibly could be—in last Sat- GrMttHf Cuti, ' (!) SWITCH BOARD urday's message. But the Ad- Moving and Btor&|e SERVICE (2) REV PUNCH (IBM) tUTION-WlDK SHll'PEBB of TOM GARAGE j'.'. ()) MACHINE SHORTHAND visory Committee's statement UouHbold and Office Furnltun 1. F. Gardner & Son S. G. ALLBN Authorized Agent • Radlt & TV Service • TV Si KAD1O REPAIRS if*1 B.C.8., I.I. U., B.B., M.A., DIB. Howard Van Hum 485 AMBOY AVENUE INSTALLATIONS Ill Albany Street. New Biuuwkk ••parate Rooms for Btorag* * Kl 5-1910. , SPECIAL! CRATING • PACKING AL'S RADIO Woodbridge Car Radio* Repaired WO-S-S540 (WITH THIS AD) RAYMOND JACKSON SHIPPING 20% Discount on All Tube* Unclaimed Furniture at Iiery & TELEVISION when purchased In store FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST Hand Operated AW SON Description We're Specialist. In SCIENTIST Office and Warehouse Prompt Expert Repair* • BEAR miKEL ALIGNMENT Corner Inmaii Avenue and 544 West Ave. Seworen, N. J. ADDING MACHINE 14 Atlantic Street, Carteret RCA Tubes and Part* AND BALANCE Klmberly Road A Bramli uf The Mother Cburcn Druggist* Tel. KI-1-5MU •Hit hnsi Church of QhrltV T4X Batteries COLONIA, N. J. H. initial lu Boston, IIJUH. $99.99. t BRAKE Kmi.lay Service 11:00 A. M. 88 Main Street 14 PERCHING AVENUE timidity Bclipul 9:311 A. U. 'l'iie interest rate on 91-duy treas- WciiiKMlay Testimonial EASTERN Woodbridge, N. J. Classified Ada CARTEKKT, N. J. ury bills, considered a good iudt- Meeting 8 f. M. Typewriter Exchange cutoi1 uf money conditions and a. ,m , . . . mm TUurbday Heudlug Room A. KJah, Jr., Prop. n DU1 t (hum 14 P. U lu Church Edlika 171 MAKKKT STttfclCT Telephone 8-I5J4 Bring Results barometer of Inflationarnflationary pie»pres- model lulruducea "lUJa" Ukll l.ouii library fucllltlut ff| fKKTIi AMUOY Tftlephoue &M-1-5U89 WANT ADS f has readied ita highest level cuat worn over 2-jileve iiince 1633. urkuMl twin

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