first With The News! For Value • Shop The Advs Kren Astride All The Activities Of The Town With Tour The Largest And Best Shops And Home-Town Papa Services In The Area Are Our Advertisers! Pttrontie Them! XXXIII—NO. 33 Vol.- larterrCARTERET, N. .1., FRIDAY, DECEMBEt R 3, 1954 PRICE EIGHT CENTS p\L Show, Local Girls Briefed on Nursing $125 Bonus Dolan to Seek Reelection; Want Bingo Draw To School D'Zurilla Will Not Run CARTERET - Edward J. Do- which Is Intercuted In Improving Games Here ran, Jr., president of the Board the lot of retarded children. He of Education, announced today sponsored the Driver Education Employees that he will be a candidate for program at the HiRli School On Sundays reelection to the board in Feb- and group Insurance (or chil- ruary. dren. He always favored a well- 1 for Increase in Commissioner John D'Zurllla balanced salary guide for em- Ordinance Approved on >i^hi lo t>e Held at has declined to seek another ployes. Pay Also Made to ¥'\M Reading; Brief ||H- High School term, while It has not bfen de- Mr. D'Zurtlln served as dis- Hoard of Education termined if Commissioner Alex- trict clerk at one time A mem- ander Fazekas will be a candi- Session by Connril vi KiiET—All roads will leajd date. ' ber 'of the board fur twelve ( CARTERET—At a special meet- CARTERET An ordinaim* f'noret High School 8aB- President of the board for the years, he is currently chairman )! K, Hie Board of Education voted which would permit buu:o unmes ,' Ml,,|,t., where the Carteret past three years, Dolan is com- of the committee on Janitors $125 Christmas bonus to all em- on Sundays was approved on first. ""'" Miilctic League will w>- pleting his third term. He has and transportation. l1 ployes of the school system. No reading at lust ninht's brief nu-t- 1 ,nmi»l minstrel show. The been Instrumental In establish- ixmus was given at the end of last Mr. FAzekas. who is complet- IUR of the porough Coumil A put) - ",',,,v,,,rB will begin at 8 ing a clan for retarded children ear. ing his first term, is chairman He hearing on the measure wa. wt A matinee, free to the and established the committee Edward J. Dolan Jr., president of athletics and commencement. for December 16 , «-iii be given at 2 P. M. >f the board also revealed that the ,,>mplete program follows; Bicycle tags will be Issued fren employes of the school have pre- of charge under an ordlntinn1 Part I sented a request for salary In- Home Decoration Contest adopted on final reading. Ormi- • iri jamboree: Songs—Na- creases nally, ii fee of 50 cents was set .\nthem and Qood Evening ' Ask for $175 ' Coumil approved an ordinance entire ensemble; Pana A raise of $175 per annum Blanks in Press Today on flnal reading fixing a one-hour Miinbo, Joey Me»qulta; across the board is. asked. Mini- parking limit from 3 A M to 8 .;„„;,., Barbara Prey; Baton mum and maxlmums also are CARTERET — Registration before December tlilh. The P. M. from Monday through Sat- Margaret Posaoby; tap sought as follows: blanks for the Christmas Home blanks will appear also in tin1 urday for the parking meters lo puttie Schmidt; song, Non-degree and B. S. degree In Decoration contest appear for next veejt's issue of the Press, be placed In the Upper Roosevelt s.de of the Street, .Julia same bracket, minimum of $3,200 the first time In the Carteret Tin- contest will feature three Avenue section. ;nn, The Shoemaker, ind maximum of $8,000. Press tdoay. The contest is to be classes of displays: must origi- Permission wus granted to the ..; Andrella; song duet, "If M. A. degree, minimum of $3,- held December 20th and is nal outdoor display; most beau- Young Ladies' Sodnllty of the Holy ', MV Heart to You, Joyce 400 maximum of $6,500. sponsored by the Carteret tiful outdoor display nnd best Family Church to conduct n rnfllc. ; RirbaraStbo; »ong, Thi3 Thirty-two points above M. A. Woman's club. Mrs. Erwin Wan- interior-window display. Judg- Approval was given by the Coun- ; ,.r Anna Mae 8loa; «ong decree, minimum of $3,600 and toch and Mrs. Edward Helley ing will be held between the cil to the 1955 budget for the Vet- ... i', Brenda Wotafcl; song, maximum of $7,000. are In charge of the registration hours of 7 to 9 P. M. on Monday, erans' Housing Project. Gerry Medvrtz; song. Study Request and judging. December 20th. Winners of the Councilman Walter Sullivan re- oNell, Myra Corbett; Mr. Dolan said the pay raise The competition is open to competition will receive prizes ported that the Foster Wheeler mi standing By, Kathy request will be taken up when the all residents of the Borough. and pictures of the prlze-win- Corporation has donated n shanty 1955-1956 budget Is drawn. Pre- The registration blanks, to- ninR displays. First and second at the recreation center In Giant liminary studies are now being gether with the 50-cent registra- prizes In each class will be ,iion .wlo and song, Walter Avenue and the Council rxpresMM made. tion fee, mmt be sent to Mrs. awarded. Decisions of the judges .ving. Seven Lonely Days. Its thnnks to the industry. Prior to the preparation of the Wantochi 14 Carteret Avenue, will be final. Ki.min; song, ROM Bomp»; Mayor Flank I. Bareford pre- Wriset, the board is making In* sided. Also In attendance were i:-. i Red School House, 8u< spection of school facilities and ;,. .song, Happy Day* and Councllmen Walter Niemiec, Jo- possible improvements. A visit to Issues Proclamation seph Synowiecki, John Nemish and N,::!it.s, Francta Ttndyrak; three schools was made last Sun- ervice Awards Dr. Edward C. Krentar. ' •"• Nardl; song, Rag Time day and another visit to the other For Safety Crusude . Joe, Mary LoulM Cullen; schools is planned for next Sun- CARTERET—Mayor Frank I. ochet, Janloe Kurtiak; day. ' • Tol5atUSMR • >ii Baby Mine, Joyce Kur- Bareford today Issued a proc- Sales are Started • ; Ann Mae Sici; song and lamation setting aside Decem- CARTERET—During the month Audrey Psicsola; Ming, 81a- ber 15 as "Safe Driving Day" in November fifteen service but- \i.iiy. Ellen and Patricia GOP Appointment conformity to President Eisen- ill awards were presented to «m- By Jr. Achievers -ons. Hold My Hand, Do* hower's Action Committee for loyes at the U. S. Metals Refin- Traffic Safety tn all'out attempt s.irailo; soni. l Need You ,t! Company. CARTERET—The Wrought Iron to go through a 24-hour period n.,tries Kahora: finale of Slate Indicated Simmer Moore, 18 Grant Ave- Tables Company, the Junior without a traffic accident. : .M>nR, Happy Trails, Rita uc, head of the Insurance De- Achievement company sponsored CARTERETT — When Repub- The purpose of 'S-D' day Is artment, received Ills 40-year by the United States Metale Refin- GET DATA ON NURSING: Facilities for instruction, recreation, and living were open to inspec- licans take over the administra- to show motorists they can eli- utton. Twenty-five-year awards ing Company, announced at their Part II tion of 100 ares high school students Wednesday when the Perth Ainboy General Hospital School tion of borough affairs on January minate trains aooldents through ese given to Samuel Wtekley, weekly meeting Wednesday Hint' Festival; recitation, of Nursing- held its annual open house. Photo shows Student Nurse Miss Anna Marie Hasck greet- 1, there will be many new faces their own efforts. 02 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, a they are starting their sales pro- e Chrlatmas, Slmone ing Heft to right) Miss Ar'len O'Donnell, Miss Lucille Kazimor, Miss Theresa Golubieski and Miss around the Memorial Municipal icomotive crane operator in the gram. The group made up of Ju- .nek. m^, White Chlntmas, Barbara Szymborski, all of Carteret. Building, although some of the ard Department; Joseph Syre, niors and Seniors from the Car- •' ch'.iru.s' song, It's Segln- old ones will remain. 2 Arch Street, a locomotive crane teret High School are making and to [.nok a Lot Like Crfflst- As the picture stands, Nathaniel Set County Confab irakeman In the Yard Depart- selling a handsome all-purpose nicnda Wolikl; sqoi, Ru- First Clms Mail Best A. Jacoby is slated to get the post ment, and Charles Anderson, 6 wrought iron table. : r:i The Red Nose Reindeer, 1st Presbyterian Educator Scores of borough attorney. He held that For Civil Defense Second Street, Port Reading, a The Achievers will take order;; Abatemarco; Song, Woman For Yitfr; Sabo Says post under a former OOP admin- Ipe machine operator In the for tables as thoir production !. shoe, Richard VanPelt; Lists Activities istration. ' .tecrranical Department. progresses and will make deliver- i Saw Mommy Kitting School Critics CARTERET—Postmaster Les- The office of borough clerk Is CARTERET — Mayor Frank I, Twenty-year awards were pro- ies of the tables on subsequent Claus. Peggy Kunak; song. ter A. Sabo believes that with a likely to be taken by George Bareford and members of the Car- ;ented to Michael Dole/.ar. 54 Wednesday evenings. CARTEItET-The Co-Weds of mas in Klllamy, Maureen CARTERCT—There Is clear evi- three-cent stamp your Christ- Brechka, long an active worker of teret Civil Defense have been in- Warren Street: William Combn. 24 The members of WITCO arc H:, • sons, Susan Ann Rellly. the Presbyterian Church of Car- dence that the public schools of the party. vited to attend a meeting at the McKinley Avenue; Frank Har- follows: Joseph Kopin, president; no. Toy Shop at CbrUUnas mas cants will win more friends teret will have their next meeting, Paul Bagala Is sure to get the Roosevelt Junior High School ;zuk, 93 Pershing Avenue, and Francis Malaqualas, vice-presi- Mis Symchlk'B Mhool of today are doing a better job in and influence more people than Monday evening, December 6, at dent; CatherineKolibas, secretary; post of road commissioner. New Brunswick, December 8, at 8 Geza Stojka, 12 Hudson Street. :..:. participant!: Beverly teaching the fundamentals in edu- If they are mailed with a two- 8 P. M. There will be a short busi- John Clko, Republican, named The following men received 15- Barbara Anderson, treasurer; Alire : Julia Blagl, Carol Ann P. M. cation than they have done many cent stamp. ness meeting. The guest speaker J as auditor of the borough by the /ear service awards: James Mat- Bensulock, Kathryn Bishop, Wal- 'iub Comba, Nancy Crom- The meeting has been arranged years ago. for the evening will be Mrs. Rose Democrats, will remain borough hew Dunne, 245 Randolph Street; ter Borahard, James Danes, i ri a me Hudak, Catherine "First-class postage," he ex- Wilkerson, district secretary of the auditor. J>y the Middlesex County Civil De- Daniel Nagy. Jr., 105 Grant Ave- Theresa Golubleski, Marion Grnli- This was the contention of J. •••* Elaine Kady, Katharine plained today," is the best Yule- Episcopal Youth Consultation Engineer Joseph Q. Jomo, also fense and Disaster Control Staff nue: John Harrlvan, 612 Bound man, Robert HorVath, Walter Kie- Donna Ue NovabOOcy. Kfancis Gallagher, principal of tide insurance you can get. With Service of New Jersey. She will Republican, is slated for reappolnt- and all units of the county have Brook Road, Dunellen; TheoHore fer, Irene Mallnowskl, John Mul- <:.d Rose Marie Patrick, been asked to attend. The prin- lan, Florence Muszyka, Marie Pi- Alexander Hamilton Junior Hinh it your greeting will be pro- speak on the topic, "Problems of ment. Baranczuk. 138 High Street; John i<. /;iak, Mary Jttleen Reako, Young People." Mrs. Wilkerson This line-up is being discussed cipal speaker will be Thomas DIR Syro, 13 Bergen Street. lot, Alice Rundal, Robert Ru.snak, School 2 In Elizabeth at yester- cessed and delivered quicker. '.•»! Rose Marie BjmchUc, freely, but there has been no of- nan, State Deputy Director, ani Ten-year pins were given to Irene Sebok and Sylvia Tyrrejl. day's luncheon meeting of the graduated from Gilford College in •bo, Ann Bimko, ftegina And they'll be forwarded, or re- North Carolina and has master's ficial confirmation from any L. W. Livingston, County Coordi Walter Johnson, 3T1 Convent Ave- nator. ; I3illy Szabo, JDatne Turk, Carteret Kiwanis Club held in the turned, If it becomes necessary." degree in social work from the source. nue, New York City, and William T'Uh. Janet Vargo, Mary Club Markay with 27 members University of North Carolina. She Among topics to be discussei Poole, 448 iv, 54th Street, New Reformed Church " , ibievskl, and Alice and present. ha.s done welfare work on local, Meeting, Cake Sale will be plans for mutual aid be York City. tween the county's municipalities His topic was "How Good Are State and national levels. For their Joseph Cordiano, 1140 Lorraine Carteret Marine's major project of the new year the For PTA on Sunday in the event of a disaster in an; Avenue, Plainfleld, superintendent Guild at Session Silent Night. Michael Schools TodRy?" He said that at section of the county, Legal re Co-We,ds will work on the play en- of the Metal Powders Department, Santa ClauM, John the present time there is consid- CARTERET—The Holy Family sponsibillties and plans for loca titled. "Hot Water." For this received his flyfeyear. buttoh. CARTERET—The Junior Wom- ><(<; End Men and Body is Awaited P.TA. will hold its rejular meeting budgets will also be explained b; erable criticism leveled at the Christmas the Co-Weds are spon- en's Guild of the Free Magyar Re- '"t-y Nardi, Julia Zukov, Sunday afternoon, December 5, at the state head. ' SET ANNUAL SERVICE public schools education, all of soring a toys for tots campaign, formed Church held its regular Oerry Medvete. C-A RT E R E T — The body of the school hall. Questions pertaining to Civ CARTERET--The Annual Al- arid Chtrlea Kahora. which U unwarranted. The'writers with old toys that can .be A cake sale will be sponsored by Defense will be answered by M tar Boy Service will be held this meeting last night in the church Marine Pfc. Timothy T hall. of the critical articles find it prof- repaired is asked to contact Don- the Second grade Mothers Sun- Dignan. coming Sunday, at St. Mark's Epis- killed in action at Guadalcanal Mrs. Helen Nemish gave ;i re- itable and as thuny as can "jump ald Elliott. The reflnished toys day morning after all Masses, in copal Church at the 9:30 A. M. port on the recent bazaar. Tenta- November 2, 1942. is to be brought will be distributed^ to children at charge of Mrs. John Skrocki and service. All Altar Boys will take tart to Rebuild on the bandwagon." TO RECEIVE COMMtNION tive plans were made for a card home and interred at the Beverly Christmas time. ; Mrs. Frank Szymanowsky. part. They include: James Yu- He said that while some criti- CARTERET—The Altai' and Ro party to be held sometime in Hie National in New Jersey. A. Christmas party will be fea- hasz, William Rusznak, Donnld cism may not be harmful, n ^i"eaL Circle II will meal next Tuesday sary Spciety of the Sacred Hea Davidson. John TJhrln. Ronald near future, » alem Ave. Tavern Mrs. ^nna Donovan, 74 Atlantic tured with an exchange of gifts Parish will receive Communion i A Christmas party and an M- deal of it 'is. He disagreed with evening at 8 in the Presbyterian Ventner, Joseph, Rusznak, David Street, mother of the Marine, has and guest speaker* will be Miss a body atlthe 8 A, M. Mass. change of gifts hilhllKlited the IKET —'work has been social rooms. The group will study Yuhasss, Bobby' Vonuh, Nelson many of the criticisms. been advised by the Marine Corps Mary Fllosa, Associate Professor The Rc4ary will be recited meeting. " "ii rebuilding the 'Little the question, "Do You Understand Axon, Charles Peniugton. Mr. Gallagher cites studies made at Rutgers University. at 7 P. M. and in Englis Hospitality was In charite of ciub, 35 8*lem Avenue. Casualty Section that her son's Your New Freedom in Christ?" Parents and relatives are ur^ed in the public, schools in Cleveland, body was discovered in a shallow biased on Coltssians 2:16-23. They Mrs. Yolan Trosko, Mrs. Julia Lu- •'•• nrc early lut Friday. Ohio, Indiana and Dearborn Mich, the Sixth grade mothers with Mrs. to attend this service to encourage grave May 20. will also finish folding this year's mas party with an exchange 'i\iv, Mrs. Mary Lazar and Mrs.
3 ruin., stationtostatiqin. After 6 h>re waiting for you now.... YQU'11 see more in less time.. [ accom- In the evening and all (lay Sunday, plish more with less effort... and all items aire priced tc> giJe you Plus Ked. tax--now only 10%. top value for your gifting dollars. j Ses more examples on the inside front cower of yout phone took. Speaking of. gifting dollarsj, have youj enrolled in one of our 1955 Christmas clubs? They're the real smart) answer to t,he flrtancial prob .. te.m of Christmas. Small weekly deposits that really add up to big sum in December '55 are the wise way to provide the meney you'll neul . . FI11ST Stop in and join today. c;tbi!iH wivtiiB micliliie
0NL LEATHER JEWELRY Tf MACHlMMh ttp WOWD with THESE Daily 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. WALLETS JOS. ANDKASCIK'S You Can Tnwtl Saturday B to 1,2 Noon rtosi «INQIE AND B* LEE Luggage Woodbridge Liquor Store 205 St., F«th f flume VA 8 802*-'• - •'•> j* 574 AMBOY AVENUE VVOOUHUIIKiK SI Singer Sewing Center B CARTERF/I FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1»54 PAGE FOOT ,L NOTICES LEGAL N()|| LEGAL NOTICES LROAL NOT1C1 I LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES f J at which time and plsce nil per- brov|ij» at tin. her, their or m own 1 Thr Purchasr.r cream, butter. Or anv drink nr bev- introduced and pns»ed on first reading prop** costs nnd (tpenne a rhe Inch irnportv shall lie r(,n 0ROINAN(K ! to any parking meter shall park within ftt a restular meetlne of the ftoard of urns Interested will be given «n np- the lines or markings so established. erage a chief or principal Ingredi- penetration macadam rond on the 1 the us<> Df ™id ;IM A!» ORDINANCC TO AMEND AN ORDI- ent of which Is num. uottlen, enr- Health of BoruwRl) of Carteret. N. J lortunltv to he heard. street of streets on which t lie aforesaid TUctlnli of sllv t. NANCE TO REGUtATE TUB USE O*It shall be unlawful and In violation of on Nov 10. 1954. antl that aame will be MICKAKI. MASKALY, nits. Your Garden this ordinance to peril any vehicle toned. or however packaged, from loU fac«; and said strtet shall be Im- ilCTOLBB, TRICYCLES MOTOH AN > or by means of an automatic vend- brought up for final passage and adop- Borough Clerk. proved as the construction of the 2 No single frimliv , SIMILAR VEHICLES across or against any such line or ing machine, device, box, ot case of tion at a public meeting of the Bonrd C P 12-3 dwelling progreiws; snld strert pliall e construct.od on I. Th*t Beotlon 4 of the above en- marking or to park said vehicle In such any kind, without first executing a of Health njoresnld to be held on be ImproMd In accordance with the ibjret to public :,ii This Week UU*d ordinance 18 hereby amended u position that the same shall not be written application for the same Wednesday, thr Bth day f>f December, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SAJ.K grade of said street or streets iin es- ruction costs of tin- retd u follows: entirely within the area so designated reciting the true owner or owners of I9M, at 8 P M., prevailing time, at the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKIH tablished by the Borough Council. e less than tf.owi: SECTION 4. Tor the first nnd ea<>i by such lines or marklnpi meeting room of the said Board at the By Clurici H. ConMTt - jald business, his or their true ad- At a regular meeting of the Council 5. Purchaser will construct auiewalkfi, 3. The sur.cwiHtui u i i , tftn Unhmltr, the State annual ltcenae lulled pursuant to th's Section 6 When any vehicle shall be dress, the source or origin of said Borough Mall, Cnrteret. N J.. at which if the Borough of Carteret held De- curbs and mtttern to accommodate the ulred Ui cle]>OHLt Id •ectlon, thwe shall be no fee charge:!. pnriwi In any space adjacent to which mil* or milk product and by whom lime nml place nil members of the ember- 2. 1954, I was directed to ad- tol'l nroiwrly Bbove drscrlherl. The hnse price at the n,,,, tnlvenliy *t New Jencr " MICHAEL MASKALY, a pnrking meter Is located In accord- supplied to said vendor If purchased ubllc. and parties interested, may at- vertise the fuel that on TlmrwUy ldewalks nnd curbs shall be In m-- e shall he pnv.ih,, Borounh Clerk ance with the provisions ofthls ordl- from any Intermediary source, brand tend and will be ulvpn »n onmirtunltv Evening. Dec IB. I9M. the Mayor and ordance to grades established by the torn the date of -m',. WHSREA8. the »foreuilii>,i and all of the other junipers and ThlB Ordinance shall talce effect ns parking suace. This Ordinance shall take effect as tlon and punuant to law. fined n mini as they may wl'v i soon as prescribed by law. from the date of sale and shall be laid Section 2: Each said application for a provided by Law. mum price at which said lots In sail Upon 'acceptance ,i various false-cypresses (Chamae- Dated: October T, 1954. ScrtlonM). It shall be unlawful and a In accordance with the plans and speci- cyparis, or sometimes Retlnospora) vlolntlon of the provisions o fthls Ordi- license Bhall be accompanied by a f(jf MICHAEL MASKALY. fications therefore prepared or to b* block! will be told, together with al bid, or brtl above „,.-, APPROVED: December 2, 1954. of $200, returnable if said applica- Borough Clerk. other pertinent detail', said minimum Mayor and Council . Will not usually produce new INTRODUCE): November 4, 1954 nance for any person to cause or per- prepared by the Borough Bnglneer of ;: mit a vehicle to Be placed and remain tion be denied. Application shall be December 2, 1954 the Borough of Carteret and approved price Ming 1800.00. plus costs of pre thereof by the purni,. . growth from old, wood, if you cut Advertised as adopted on first rend- made to the Board of Health or Its The foregoing ordinance was Intro* parlni dMd and advertising this aale ing with Notice of Public Hearing In any parking space adjacent to any by the Mayor and Borough Council of the manner of purri.i back hard. nnrking meter while such meter dis- Health Officer A separate applica- duced at a meeting of the Council of the Borough of Carteret, and all aewtra Bald loti lo said blocks will require with terms of sale ,>u • November 5. 195$. tion shall be required for each auto- the Borough of Carteret held Dec. 2. so constructed shall become the prop- V>% payment at time of bid. the bat Hearing Held: December 2. 1954. plays n JIKIIHI Indicating that the ve- of Carteret will rieliv r Since the false-cypresses re- hicle occupying said Bpace has been matic vending machine, box, device, 1654, when It was adopted on first read- erty of the Borough of Carteret, »i abee to be paid within 30 days from Sale Deed for said" pr. Approved by Mayor Frank I. Bun-ford. case or other dispenser, where coins ing. The said ordinance will be further part of the Municipal Sewer System date ot tale. semble aiborvltae somewhat, be Advertised as finally adopted Decem- parked beyond the period of time paid MKH\; Tor or prescribed for such parking or monies are deposited therein by considered on second reading for final The cost of the preparation of the plan* The tale of tht above mentioned Bon i , sure you know the difference. ber 3, ISM, the customer, and Irrespective whe- adoption at a meeting of said Council and specifications shall be borne fey MICHAEL MASKALY. space. property subject to following condl To b« Advertised :i These two kinds should only be ther the operation Is thereupon auto- of the Borough of C&rteret on Dec. la, the purchaser. and December 10. I'I . thinned. They will flil the vacant Borough Clerk Section 9. It shall be unlawful and matic or must be assisted by the 19S4 at 8:00 P. M. Council Chambers, 4. The purchaser shall be required to TKRKT PRBSfi C. P. 12-3 violation of the provisions of this customer to any extent. lorough Hall, Cooke Avenue. Carteret. TUMI AMD CONDITIONS OF SAL! spaces by lateral growth. Ordinance for any person to deposit l^^^R ^^^V ^^W ^^^ ^^^m ^WW ^t^W^t^W^t^l ^^ffi ^^Wi^^rW ^^Hl i JWSBSU'SSfl Arborvitae, hemlock and yew —— ORDINANCE ir cause to be deposited In' a parking Section ]. No license or permit shall be will produce new growth from old AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR meter a second or other coin for the granted unless Inspection of the box, wood, light conditions being fa- PARKING METERS; REGULATING purpose of incraeslng or extending the and Its contents, can be freely or PARKING AND PROVIDING PENAL- mil-king time of any vehicle beyond readily made by the Board of Health, vorable. So these can be cut back TIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. (hat which has been established for or lu Health Officer, at any hours severely for pruning to obtain ma- 1. That Section 2 in) of the above the parking space adjacent to which that snld machine, device, box, pr CHRISTENSEN'S »« terial for decorative use. entitled ordinance Is hereby amended the meter la placed. caw is In butinesg use and the fail- to Had as follows: Section 10. It shall be unlawful and ure to have an owner, agent, em- "THE FRIENDLY STORE" If plants are intruding Into a SECTION 2 (a). For a parking period violation of the provisions of this ployee or representative present on doorway or trespassing over a limited to one hour between the hours Ordinance to deposit or cause to be the premises and available 'at all walk, always cut them back more of 9 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P. M. deposited In any parking meter, any times of business operation to open (prevailing tlmei on Mondays. Tues- slug, device or metallic substitute or said machine, device, box or case for than necessary to clear the de- days, ^ednesdays. Thursdays, Fridays any other substitute for a proper coin Inspection by the Board of Health sired space. After they have been and Saturdays, of the United States. or Its representative In the Interest cut back they will grow rather MICHAEL MASKALY. of public health and safety shall be Borough Clerk Section 11. It shall be unlawful and ground for refusing a license, OT if rapidly, so If you cut only to the Section I. For the purpose of this a violation of the provisions of this one -was Issued, then to revoke the Enjoy Your edge of the sidewalk or the door Ordinance for any person to deface, same. Orill nance. injure, tamper with, Open or •willfully frame, they will quickly reoccupy (»l The word "Vehicle" shall mean break, destroy, or Impair the useful- the space. any device In, upon or by which any ness of any parking meter Installed Section 4: Each machine, device, box, person or property Is or may be trans- tinder the provisions of thin Ordinance. case, dispenser heretofore recited ported upon a highway, except a device ' Section 12. It shall be the duty of the herein must be housed or stationed whleh Is operated upon rails or tracks. Police Department of the Borough of at al times when In operation within LOCAL MAN ROBBED (b) The word "Street" shall mean Carteret to enfdrce the provisions of & permanent type building or struc- CHRISTMAS NEW YORK—Edward Allison, any public street, avenue, road, boule- tW6 Ordinance. ture which must be a roofed In vard, highway or other public place closure, and the owner or owners, 58, an ex-convict, will appear In located In the Borough of Carteret and Section 13. Any person who Bhall vio- his, their, agent, employee or rep- Felony Court tomorrow to answer established for the use of vehicles. late any of the provisions of Sections resentative aforesaid, must be con- to a complaint of stealing a watch (c) The word "person" shull mean 5, 6, 1. 8 or 9. of this Ordinance, shall tinually present supervising the and Include any Individual, firm, co- on conviction thereof, forfeit any pay proper functioning thereof at all from Edwin W. Casey, 181 Row-partnership or corporation. a fine of not more than $1.00. hours'of Its sales operation. land Place, Woodbridge. Mr. Casey, Any person who shall violate any of SHOPPING vice president of the Board of Edu- (d) The word "operator" shall mean the provisions of this Ordinance other and Include every Individual who shall tbnu Sections 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, and any Section 5: All milk, and milk product!, cation, dozed while waiting for a operate a vehicle. person who aids, abets or assists there- of any nature to be sold by mea.n9 IN OUR NEWLY REMODELED STORE train for Woodbridge. Theft was Section 2. The Governing Body of the in, shall, upon conviction thereof, be of said machine, device, box, or dis- witnessed by a railroad detective. BoRmgh of Carteret does hereby rsUb- subject to pay a fine not exceeding penser, shall be kept properly re- Uth zones to be known as Parking S200.00 or imprisonment not exceeding frigerated at all times, and shall * Meter Zones In the. following streets ninety (90) days or both such fine and comply In a|l respects with all laws o,f the porough of Carteret, except as Imprisonment. of this State, and all rulea, regula- ~k All Departments were enlarged to make your CHRISTMAS MORE WORK otherwise provided In this Ordinance: tions and directives of the State Section 14. The coin or coins required Board, or department, of Health, and Pat was cie day employed by (1) 'Both sides of Roosevelt Avenue to be deposited in the parking meters of the local Board of Health or lu SHOPPING CONVENIENT an old lady In the country. At tea from the Intersection of Roosevelt Ave- us provided herein are hereby-levied Health Officer nue with Charles Street, easterly to and assessed as fees to provide for the time, when the old lady was serv- proper regulation and control of traf- * Our Shelves are Crammed with the Finest NATIONALLY tl)e ' intersection of Roosevelt Avenue Section S: No unwholesome milk or ing the tea, she laid a small morsel with PaJayette, Street, excepting there- fic upon the public streets, and also the cost of supervising and regulating milk products shall be stored or Bold ADVERTISED Brands of Merchandise to Please Every of honey on the plate. from the existing flre zones, loading at anytime from said machine, de- zones, bus stops and no parking areas. the parking of vehicles In the parking "Begorra, ma'am." said Pat. "I meter , zones Wrested hereby,' and to vice, box, case or dispenser. Member of Your Family ... see you keep a bee." (b) The total number of parking cover the cost of purchase, supervision, meters to be Installed shall be forty- Section 7: Said machine, device, box, protection, . inspection, Installation nine (49) and the said meters shall control ana case or dispenser shall be kept and BE WISE... SHOP EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTIONS With all the money spent on the be Installed In accordance to a sketch operation, maintenance, maintained at all times in a sani- attached hereto and made part hereof, use of the parking meters described tary condition: and In proper work- road to ruin it Is no wonder it is Ing order, ii Bless .removed from tbe Visit Our Enlarged • in such good shape. SBfMSSiS'S^? ^^^f for other pa^p^j premises. I as mayy be deemed necessary by pproper 1 action of the Governing Body of the GIRL'S DEPARTMENT Section 8: No license hereunder Issued If you have doubts about any- Section g3 . The Oovernlnge , Body of Borough of Carteret. ._.... the Borough of Carteret shall cause shall be transferable to another per- INFANTSWEAR DEPARTMENT thing, give your conscience the parking meters to be Installed. In said Section 15. This Ordinance shall be son or owner, or to other premises, Where we have a complete lint' "1 benefit of the doubt. parking meter zones and shall cause deemed to be In addition and supple- or for another machine, box, device, where we have a pomplete selection of parking meter spaces to be designated mentary to, and not In conflict with case or dupen*r other than the aa hereinafter provided and shall fix other ordinances regulating parking particular one recited In the appll A 50 per cent rise is forecait for the time limitations for legal parking and traffic, nor a repeal of such prior cation for license. i DRESSES •SKIRTS In such zones and the hours during (fr existing ordinances of this Borough, • LAYETTES the U. S. economy by 1966. the day or night when the parking but shall be an additional provision meter or meters must, be used and for the regulation of truffle and park- Section 9: Penalties. A license here- • SLIPS •JACKETS when the time limitations shall be -H)K In those zones provided for herein. under Lssued shall be revdeaoie by. effective in compliance with the pro- the Board for' violation of any of • NOVELTIES Section 16. If any section, part of the pVovlsions of this Ordinance, visions of this ordinance, and shall In- section, sentence, clause or phrase of • SWEATERS dicate the said time limitations by Upon written complaint made be- this Ordln.an.ee shall be held to be un- fore the local municipal courtf or • TOYS designating the same on the parking constitutional or Invalid the remaining meter or meters or by appropriate signs other court of competent Jurltdlc- provisions hereof shall nevertheless re- tlon^ a violation of any provision of And many other Gift Item- pasted In proximity to said meter or main In full force and effect. EVERYTHING for the Infant meters In Bald zones. The Installation this ordinance shall, upon tonvlc of ^&ld parking meters op the above Section 17. All ordinances or part! tlon, be punishable by a fine of not Btrtets shall further be subject to such of ordinances In conflict with the pro- lless than $2.00, nor more than 1100.00, Name (iceptlojiB. for bus stops, taxi-cab visions of this Ordinance shall be and for each offense. Each day that a standa, 'and prohibited and restrictive the same are hereby repealed, and this violation continues to exist shall con- Ordinance shall take effect Immediately stitute a separate, or additional, vio- WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT parking areas as are now designated after due publication and as provided lation of this Ordinance. HOYS' DEPARTMENT Chief of Police of the Borough by law. APPROVED: December 2, 1954. Seotlon 10: The Board of Health may We've everything for the boy—including LINGERIE • HOSIERY , BecMpn 4. Parking meters Installed INTRODUCED: "November 4, 1*54. from time to time require such other in the parking meter zones established Advertised as adopted on first read- or additional data from applicants. w provided In Section 2 hereof shall ing with Notice of Public Hearing be placed upon the curb Immediately In addition to' what Is set forth ID • ACCESSORIES November 5. 1954. ' Section l. supra, as It deems es- • SHIRTS • SWEATERS »4jacent to the individual parking Hearing Held: December 2, 1934. sentlal In the Interest <>f public plaoto hereinafter described. Each park- Approved by Mayor Frank I. Bareford. health and safety. Ing meter shall be placed or set In such Advertised as finally adopted Decem- manner as to show or display by a alg- • SLACKS •JACKETS • GLOVES ber 3. 1954. j Section 11: If any portion of this ordt nM that the.parking space adjacent to MICHAEL MASKAlY. such meter Is or 1* not legally in use. nance be declared to tie invalid by Here you'll find all the dainty thing Borough Clerk any court of competent Jurisdiction^ Bach parklpg meter Installed shall in- ! • TIES • SOCKS are so Important to Milady's \J dicate or a proper legend the legal C. P. 12-3 same bhall not affect the remaining parUan tlm* tstabu&hed by the Bor- AN ORDINANCE TO LICENSE AND portions of this Ordinance If sever" Just abqut EVERYTHING he may need. ough of Carteret, and when operated REGULATE THE SALE OP MILK able or Independent from such de- shall Indicate on and by Its dial land AND SALE OF CERTAIN MILK clared Invalid portion., pointer the duration of the period of PRODUCTS FROM AUTOMATIC ltgal parking, and on the expiration VENDING MACHINES, BOXES OR Bectlon 12: This ordinance shall take DOMESTICS DEPARTMENT on a new of such Ptrlod, shall Indicate Illegal or DEVICES effect Immediately as soon as per- READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT over parting* HE IT ENACTED by thr Board of mitted by law. A Complete Line of Home Furnishing Section^, The Police DepaHment of Health of the (Borough of Caiteret, Board of Health of Borough of Including: the Borough of Carteret shall have lines N J j. j Carteret, N. J. or marking* painted or placed upon 1. No person, Pfrty, firm, corporation, By: Dr. Phil R. Chodonh, Pres. • Tablecloths • LINENS the curt) and/or upon the street adja- partnership,
+IU,N(1AL BRIGADE" In thl'; Technicolor film, Rock NY Concert Choir to llaroski. Bride Pretty Church Bride Hudson is mafiqiierarltnR as a cap- —WEST CARTERET , tiiin (if native trbfc^oL the Ben- MRS. MART KCBALA, 11M lf«M, CA 1-flll ]i;;il nrmy. when the niftives weM In 'VEnjance du Chrhr Will Reside Here innini! to stir in rebellion NEWARK — When Berlioz's life'with Its Town Hall ,. • i',t. the British. He Is In love 0llr(i]| Street, celebrated her third birth- and those at the Metropolitan \y. Anniversaries CARTERET — Miss'Loretta i Arlcne Dahl, In the role of the "L'Enfance du Christ" Is presented day on November 28, A party was se.um, Miss Hlllls herself ; , ,|,' An atmivcrMty party was held Marie Olnda, daughter of Mr and rhter of his colonel. He dls- at the Mosque Theater, Newark, s ; held Sunday In her honor for her namic young musical direct,,', , '',i at thr Immr of Mr. and Mrs. Les- Mrs. Andrew V. Qlnda, 134 Long- >br!ir;ii,ril by his love for Miss Dfthl The group will sing the stirring: The Wlneskl's plan to call him mony. when the work was presented i,U Mr nnd Mrs W h. Jones, of mill tin' presence of that beautiful and melodious cTioruses with which Michael Scott. They have two (irniiiin actress. Ursula Thiess, season, under the general diriTtA Bernard Street, celebrated their Qiven In marriage by her father, the Berlioz work abounds. other children. who in impe.r.sonatlnfc a native In- of Thomas Scherman, comiiK1( I seventh anniversary, Congratula- the bride wore a waltz length dress of the Little Orchestra. R tions. Mr. and Mrs, Peter Charney, of Imported hand-clipped Chan- dian. Now one of the outstanding jhoral groups of the nation, the was "L'Enfance du Christ \,( Birthdays formerly of Oakwood Avenue, now tiny lace over blush skinner satin. of Rahway, became the happy par- TRY A DINNER GONG New York Concert Choir had Its cfelved then and so enti][tiSllu\ Jack Drink, son of Mr. and Mrs. The closely fitted bodice was was the praise accorded nil , (,„ ents of a baby b'oy, Peter Morrison. tucked with nylon tulle and high- A local citizen burst Into the Inception in 1950 as the Tangle- John Wv,\k celebrated his birthday took part In it that It was <],•• •','!,!,f The Chatneys have three little lighted with scallops and imported office of a railroad official and de- wood Alumni Chorus. Since then, on November 1R. Many happy re- under Margaret Hlllls, Its choral to Rive another performainv '|!.,., turns of the day girls and now a baby boy. Inidescent se(julns. A nylon tulle manded: year, flounce was draped from under director, the group has taken a Marjnrip. Mannlcsky, George Mr. and Mrs. Lew Zamorakl, 77 "I want you to give orders that the full skirt, scalloped at the hem- leading place In New York musical "L'Enfance du Christ" | i , \ Street, celebrated her birthday William Street, became the parents the engineer of the express that las m n line, and scattered with match- repeated annually In New Y November 14. with a little lamlly of a baby girl, Janice, at the posses through Elm Orove at 11:15 ( Ing sequins. since 1951 when it was first ,,.,, • gathering. Happy birthday. Mr. Muhlenberg Hospitnl in Plalnfleld. be forbidden to blow trie whistle on NECESSARY! sented there by the Llttlo n ,,, \ Andrew Wnscn, Sr., of Oeorge Sick List A blush Chantllly lace pleated Sunday mornings." It takes three people to make r tra, under Scherman. Its pen i,,,! Street, celebrated his birthday on Linda nnd ' Margie Collins, 98 '-bonnet hekMruHriush-colored veil ft really good conversation; two «f The railroad official retorted: ance In Carneirte Hnli this y, November 19. Best wishes. Dorpthy Street, have been on the of English silk Illusion In place And "Why that's impossible. What them here and the other one far r sick list. They are home with she carried a mbtrTer' of pearl enough away so that she can't scheduled for the evfinliv: in;,,, Karen H»nf, of 33 Frederick leads you to make such an un- UIR the local presentation. the whooping cough. prayerbook adorned with three reasonable request?" hear what Is belnB said.—The pink eucharlst lilies and white Surveyor, Washington, D. C. Glad to see Mr. and Mrs. Joseph "Well, our preacher preaches stephanotls. CLASSIFIED Turner and son, Wayne, 101 Fred- until he hears the train whistle rick Street, after their bout with Miss Marie Mallnowski, Perth blow—and that confounded ex- the grippe, Amboy, attended the bride as maid MAJESTIC SS OPPORTUNITY • press was 35 minutes late last Sun- Moved of honor, and the Misses Oenevteve A W«I»
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Published by Carter*t Press forms. 76 Washington Avenue, Carteret, N. J. This marks a new high point of activity New Jersey Public Approves Telephone Carteret 1-5600 under New Jersey's Optional Municipal Charles E. Greiory Charter Laws of 1S50. These statutes set up Of the Building of the Editor and Publisher modern plans of government for adoption Subscription rates by mall, Including post- ;,;.,., nne year, $3,00; six months, $1.50; three by citizens of those municipalities seeking Garden State Parkway months, 85 cents; single copies by mail, 10 a change. cciils. All payable in advance. T.y carrier delivery. 8 cents per copy. To date eight New Jersey municipalities By KENNETH FINK. Director. they ipprovc of the building of Kntrred as second class matter June 6, 1924, have adopted one of the variety of new gov- Prlncrton Rrwarrh Strvlff the Garden Stale Parkway now •il, cmtmet, N. J., Post Office, under the Act ernmental forms, according to a report pre- PRINCETON—The bulldinit of that they have hnd a chance to ,,f March 1, 1879. pared by the New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- t.'ie Oarden State Parkway mcft» aee a goodly part of It in opera- tion. Vineland and Hoboken began operat- with the overwhelming approval tion. Only si* in a hundred say they IK S. Arms in Path of Reds ing under a mayor-council plan of govern- of New Jersey citizens. This was the finding of a re- disapprove of its building. Tlir situation in South Vietnam is be- ment on July 1, 1953. This year Newark When New Jersey Poll staff cent stntewide New Jersey Poll iiining to be quite disturbing to U. S. offl- selected mayor-council government and reporteft pub the following ques- survey. tions to an accurate cross-see- ,.,,11::. One of the major worries is that the Mount Holly and Parsippany-Troy Hills An overwhelming majority of tlon of tlic New Jersey adult • ( Humanists might somehow capture huge changed to council-manager plan. On Jan- the New Jersey publlr personally public: mtities of U. S. arms and ammunition interviewed In the survey -more "Do you tpprnvF or (Hup- , :1 uary 1, Rahway will switch to mayor-coun- than five out of every six—say (Continued on Page 10> :i,lW in the south after being evacuated cil. This will be followed by a change to !,,,in Northern Vietnam. council-manager in Cedar Grove Township South Vietnam, the area of Indochina (Essex County) on July 1. Next, Burlington ,vcfl from the Communists by the Geneva Township in Burlington County will be- :, HIT, is considered in a very shaky position come the first in New Jersey to operate ;1. if S. officials. For one thing, the French under a small municipality plan set up in i ni to be supporting the military element the statutes. •_. i'u-ii is seeking to'overthrow the civilian The City of Bayonnfe will vote at a spe- Competence Creates Confidence ,,.raiment in South Vietnam. cial election on a ohange to the mayor- This continuing strife, while the country council plan of government without the ; threatened by well-organized and active process of charter commission study. A i .niinunists in the North, is an ominous charter commission in 1952 recommended ., of future trouble. The United States that the Hudson municipality retain its :„,. done its best to unify all elements in present form of government and therefore .nlh Vietnam, but many of the Vietna- the question never went before the citizens. r in this area hate the French as much Charter commissions have recommended . they do the Communists, and the Com- retention of the existing form of govern- •:.musts have definitely made progress since ment in three other municipalities since !:,•• Geneva truce. 1952. Proposals for change have been' ll i:; reported by almost every U. S. ob- turned down by the voters in seven munici-
!V(T who watched the Communists oc- palities where charter commissions made When It conies iilon>( to iibmit this time of the year It's ;,,iv Northern Vietnam that the Red studies and in five municipalities where the Under the Capitol Dome time to he HUKE Unit your luitomobllo tillurance Is In direct petition method was used, according Hood flhiipe Most nny cliiv (or even night— *hlch Is worse) • Hi!-.; took over the former northern capi- By J. Joseph Grlbbins we mi\y be ^onfrontM with frre/.tnn rains, sleet and snow; • il ;tt Hanoi in an orderly fashion. It is to the Taxpayers' Association report. nil of whtiii may tirlnR iibout hazardous driving condi- tions Drop In lit our office nnd let's be stite you have the !l:(T reported that most of the popula- protection you need to put your mind at e»»e. • i! welcomed these Communist troops, TRENTON—New Jersey lias food raised had a value of $1,- the motive behind institutional A Famous Birthday experienced more cases of in- 338,900.55. farm operations, but rather the Friendly Service—As Near As Your Phone ,1 that their orderly occupation is caus- fantile paralysis thus far this Ring estimated that approxi- training and therapy tt affords •;;: many in South Vietnam who fled the Samuel L. Clemens was bom in 1835, of year than during the two pre- mately 536,000 gallons of fruits in mates and patients. Virginia and English parentage. Born at vious years, the State Depart- and vegetables were processed .tnnmnists to request permission to rc- ment of Health reported today. at institutional canneries. He JOBS:—iroDlems of Governor ' ;m Florida, Missouri, his parents moved to Up to November 8 last, 762 said 1,106 cows yielded $11,704,- Robert B. Meyner, who will com- plete his first year in office next 11 line quantities of U, S. arms and am- Hannibal—which is on the Mississippi River polio cases had been reported in' 386 pounds, or 5,443,900 quarts New Jersey this year, compared of milk, averaging 10,683 pounds month, are many but the filling munition are now in South Vietnam—more —in 1839. Sam began helping with the sup- to 756 during 1953 and 754 in per £ow. On the institution of State jobs takes first place on 1952. In the previous two years. farm's 11,771 hens laid 2,472,634 the headache parade. :i; n the Chinese captured when they port of his mother at the age of twelve, and ; August had been the high water esgs, averaging 210 eggs per hen, However, Governor Meyner is the Nationalist forces in Chira. If learned the printing trade in a village news- mark for polio cases, but thin or a total of 206,053 dozen eggs. pleased somewhat that he does Prqflt, Ring emphasizes,, is not (Continued on Page 10) iIKY should capture these huge stores, paper shop. By the time he was eighteen, he year, the largest number'of cases H.'K 'rucks and guns and much ammu- had travelled all over the country, working was reported in September. In that month 225 cases were 1 8 t;;'i\ t would be a major blow to the as a journeyman printer. reported, while in October, 224 \ ll inuciacies. Then, he became an apprentice on a river , cases occurred in the State, in , boat which traveled the Mississippi and August 185 polio cases occurred ; The V 8. Government should make cer- and in July 79.' October could . OIL Tuesday, December 7th .nii that this equipment does not fall into spent four years on that river, the last two exceed the figure for September and a half as a licensed pilot. if some unanticipated late re- iinmun st hands, even if it has to begin ports are filed for that month. '.initiating it immediately. Americans have The conflict of 1861-65 broke out when The0 State Department of ,!r"ady been confronted with an enemy Health reports,-however, that the Sam was twenty-six years old, and he joined 1954 experience with polio has ; iiu; U. S. military equipment, In Korea, a company of volunteers, about which there nearly established that the Salk A NEW SERVICE government cannot afford to let is doubt as to which side it favored. Shortly vaccine is safe. There were no widespread reactions or illness huge quantities of U. S. arms in afterwards, the young man went to Nevada from it, but whether it is effec- for our Checking Account Depositors Vietnam fall into Communist hands. and prospected for gold. tive as a preventive is still un- known. That is presently the sub- Next he became a reporter on a news- ject of epidemiological study. ' Citizens in Action ' paper in Virginia City, and then went to Blood samples of participating California as a reporter in 1864. The next New Jersey students in' Bergen, I •'Dims pf government are under the scru- Cape May, Monmouth, Morris assignment was to the Sandwich Islands, and Warren counties, have been iiy of citizen commissions in'seven New and then to New York and then to the submitted for the national study ; :-.scy municipalities as a result of voter of the effects of the Salk vaccine, Mediterranean. alone with other States. ik'ii at the General Election. It.^as not until 1£76 and 1884 that the As^part of the .war against They are Passalc, Bloornfleld and Liv- ; polio," mass immunizations ofi 1 K.\4an in Essex County, Ewing in Mercer two books we best remember were written gamma globulin were given this) by Sam Clemens. The two books wei« "T;rie year in Bordentown, Bprdentown unty, Pequan'nocU in Morris Countyand Township, Fieldsboro. East •l\irren in Somerset County, and Newton Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "The Ad- Brunswick Township, Pitman, Plamfield, Summit, Wenonah,- Sussex County. Their newly-elected char- ventures of Huckleberry Finn," and the author's pen name was Mark Twain, whose Woodbury Heights, EsteUe Manor ; commissions will examine the present in Atlantic County; Weymouth birthday anniversary was on Tuesday Township, Manasquan, Dover, 'i in of government "in the municipality, Mt. Freedom School, Sussex and ' Hightstown. ' I
CHRISTMAS GIFTS: Opinions of Others Claus will be confused *hi the State Highway Department this year because customary Christ- L was o^ the side of U.N.'s enemy. mas gifts to State highway em- whether they regard the Wallace REFORM Wheryhis time came by rotation bill as an opportunity to correct ployees will be returned under Anyone who has had anything; to preside over the Security an archaic situation or merely as orders of :State Highway Com- '•• do with elections must recosj- Council, he used his chairman-, an expedient whipped up to pla- missioner fowight R. O. Palmer '••••'V Hie superiority of voting ma- ship to keep anything from hap- It's Much Faster and Reduces Waiting Time At Our Windows cate a public still waiting for the In a rectnt, memorandum to njll i;nes over the old paper ballot. pening. And, as Moscow's mouth- result af an election held weeks employees' of the department, These modern National Teller's Machines will sp«*d «p the handling of any trans- •lMrinea facilitate voting; they piece, he had still another trick. ago to 'become official.—Newark Commissioner Palmer, a retired "Luce errors of tabulation and That was vituperation. Poker- action at our Teller's windows. This new system wfes designed to make bankinf Evening News ! official of General Cable Com- 1 inninatc t^e rejection of ballots faced, he intoned the indictment pany, laid down the law for faster and more convenient for yoi). We believe you will like it. '"•• defacement; they axe easy to that U.N. forces used germ war- Christmas in no uncertain terms. . i''check, and they reduce the time "In prior years it may have 'i ' i • • ' •nit cost of recounts. Yet In spite as though h* actually believed it. , been Customary for certain of our ••^u»,,r -- that Tower of Ba- "Uhese manifest advantages, 12 Several hundred thousand cas- • people to be the recipients of bel on the East River. This is a MANY ADVANTAGES TO YOU,.. "t New Jersey's 21 counties still ualtles later, when the Reds were gifts or special courtesies from , return engagement for Jake, He CONVENIENT ... The built-in adding machine •'•lod out against voting machines. in full retreat north of the 38th contractors or purveyors .of ma- $ QUICKER ... You can complete any transaction knows his lines well—that Is, feature permits our teller to list multipla way, Jfike would stalk out QI the 'sent tp all contractors and sup- .•* i'lTiHlly -when measurei-in terms saved the Redsf hides, but vmt The Installation ef these new machines to our bant Is a further »t«P In our *•' imljllu TlGCWSlty IB™ convwU* ti#U,.hU dmtUgs, pd the satellite tnglortous to the U.N, pliers of services and nwt*14als T with the earnest request that ••n.-e. \ • : delegates trailing after him. SQeh Yep, Jake's a good man for his efforts to serve you iMtter and Hve you the advantafes of Utrtaieai ii«tM»*w-s_»» as the time he tried to toss Na- Job. So was Vishinsky, whom he they conform to our depart- In Ranking service. ' , fcver since a Republican Legis- tlonalist China out of U.N. and ment's aforementioned expressed lature forced voting machines on ^ k succeeds—as was Q r o m y k o, seat Red China in ltd place. whom he succeeded once before. "policy." . iludson County a decade as* .On one occasion, Jake's walk Democrats have made sporadic THey were all trained at the work Merry Christmas! was too prolonged—he didn't get called Soviet diplomacy, which Open Friday 4 to 6 P. M. >'Hoi-is to install them in all coun- back in time tp cast.a veto when ties. Now, spurred by the slow means to get what you are after INSTITUTIONS:—Farm pro- the U. N. voted- to resist Commu- anil to h£ll with anybody else's duction at Ne\«f Jersey's SStatI e nace and uncertain sttttus of the nist aggression in Korea. But he t'aw-Howell recount; Republi- Ideas of proper behavior. Malik, institutions reached n valul e of 1 returned in time to keep the U, N, now 48, 11 when the Bolshe- $i"576~fo?.6Q during the 1953-54 ft 'ins have Joined the move In the from fighting that war In a war- '•I'tUsluture to make voting ma- vik ' revolutioon took place. He yeBl. • >< Woodbridge National Bank like fashion—using another of chines mandatory in all counties. doesn't know any better, and E. Raymond Ring, Supervisor his tricks. doesn't Intend to learn. of Institutional •Farms, has re- The legislation is by Mr, Wal- That was the stalemate. He MtMBKK lace of Camden who la the Sen- Some day the United States ported to the State Department employed all-tfi* parliamentary will wake up to what we are fac- of Institutions and ABeiu-ies, ate's nfajdi'lty leader. That iden- tactics of delay, to prevent action Federal tifies the bUl as a party measure. ing. Instead; fit sending gentle hat field crops raised had u value, at a lime when Hut U. N. was ut sucli as.,Warren Austin and , of $208,430,27; fruits mid vege- I'ederul Deposit Iiisuraiiue Curpomtloji "-s enactment depends, however, war with IWW auuresslon. As a 1)11 Hepubllcan «entttu>» from tin1 Lortg(, we'll pit our tables, $315,158.27; Dairy prod- he "'in voting m&ehUw counties IP) uf ,Uie*U.N.,- but his Therefore we shall soon kuuw' 4su.7«: poultry, tm.m PAGE SEVEN iinscellantious, PRESS ••(,- CARTERET PRRs PAGE EIGHT DF.CftMnFJR 3, lf)!>4 ; CROPS:- Mother Nuture and unfounded reports that ap- prr capita than ever before . . . elected president of The Coop- made 10,418 industrial job t, Slute House Dome scy crops la.it summer but the peared during thr drought period. Manufacture of ceramics Is biR erative Marketing Associations ments in October tompni-rri ,' 11,990 In September , CLASSIFIED 'Continued from Edltorlftl smiled and frowned on New Jer- Further, It- Is Kenrrnlly con- business In New .Jersey with Uie In New Jersey, Inc. . . . New Jer- latest Inventory showr they 'are ceded that any curtailment of annual output worth over $300,- sey's Future Farmers from all New Jersey State Bar AHRCK-I.,-„' not have the patronage problem will hold Its annual mid"].,! well above the ten-year average fruit and vegetable output due to 000.000, according to Dr. Joseph parts of the 3tate will gather at • FEMALE HELP WANTED • MISCELLANEOUS of his friend, Governor-elect meeting December in ami 11 Gforge M. Leader, Of Pennsyl- for most crops. the drought strengthened prices E. McLean,. Commissioner of the the New Jersey Mld-Atlantlc The Federal-State Crop Re- Hotel Essex House, Newark $2.00 HOURLY possible doing YOU CAN EARN full time wai?e.i vania. In the Keystone State in many Insances nnd so com- Department Of. Conservation and Farm Show in Atlantic City next porting Service claims that early light assembly work at, home. for- definite part-time sales there is an 80 per cent turnover pensated for whatever lower Economic Development . . . The week . . , New Jersey oil men CAPITOL CAPERS:-.Km,. forecast of crops ruined by the No experience necessary. Write work. Work at your convenience; in Jobs when o Democrat suc- yields occurred. New 'Jersey' Highway Authority have pledged full support to the Alcoholic beverages nn a extended drought during the past CROWN Industries. 1159-T Bev- by invltatian only; NOT CAN- ceeds H Republican of vice versa, la pushlriK plkns.to extend the coming Safe Driving Day pro- away plnn during tho c.'hrht summer to be unfounded, While ftly Boulevard. Los Angeles 36. VASSING, Car helpful but not "I want people who will do a JERSEY JIOSAW:^N<>W jer- Garden State Parkway directly claimed by President Eisen- holidays Is taboo In New ,],', some severe losses can be at- I I'v, Culif. 12-2' essential. Children po handlrao. full clay's work, carry out a good iey'8 Improved 1954 traffic safety into PatWsMi tend to construct hower for December 15 ... Milk under orders of State ATSC Di For interview or information call public relations task and do a tributed to the drought especially record has received a setback a new Stodge and causeway ovf reduction per diary during the tor William Howe Davis I'i'i'j In local areas, the Statewide to- * FOR SALE • Mrs. V. Duiker, Riihwny 7-3516. good all-around job," the Qov- through careless driving as the Great EgK Harbor Bi>y along. Mid week ending November 10 RV- New Jersey Legislature, R,.|'I.,? 12-2 ernor Rays. He said he Is not too tals indicate that most yields total death toll has reached G69 southern section of the scenic eraged nearly 13 per cent more llcnn controlled, will renew have been well above the 10-year THE MOST BEAUTIFUL Christ- much concerned whether a ca- . . , Total sales at New Jersey's route , . . State Set.itor Wesley in New Jersey that for the same feud with Democratic Gov<- AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE average for most crops although mas trees for sale In New Jnr- pable appointee has the endorse- cooperative produce, poultry and L. Lan.ce, Hunterdon, claims the week last year , . , The New Jer- Robert B. Meyner auain | ASSOCIATION not always up to the peak levels wy at SunnyBide Gardens, 51 Bur- ment of Uie Democratic organ!- livestock markets reached $31,- New 'Jersey Legislature should sey Highway Authority has Monday . . . Within two wi Established 1902 reached In 1953. nett Street. Avcnel. Nova Scotlu 7.:itlon, so long as he will "fill the 907,296.72 this year, a reduction look into the fllinK of bank- moved its main offices from cloys will begin to be longer Over 4,000,000 Members Yields of all grains, soy beans, 'not Quebec). Perfect, double bill." Trenton to Eatontown and Red nighttime darkness s|H|l Nationwide Service Of nearly $4,000,000 under last ruptcy proceedings by the Hud- needle, balsam Mr trees." Also potatoes, sweet potatoes, apples, Bank to get closer to the Garden which Is something to limit Fcrd Kcrtes, Local Agent The Governor declares his pol- year , . . The Stnte Department son and Manhattan Railroad crave covers, wreaths, sprays nnd peaches '.cranberries, tomatoes ward to in addition to ciin i 217 stale Street, Perth Amboy icy In filling jobs will be to work of Agriculture reports that Am- Co. .j-, William J. Lauderdale, State Parkway . .. The New Jer-1 dour swaps. BOB FUNK. and most vegetables are above and New Year's. Phone Hlllcrest 2-1248 as closely no possible with the ericans are consuming more eggs of Lamberlville, has been re- sey State Employment Service I 10/21 -12/23 average thus refuting the hasty 12/2-12/30 Democratic organization "but I have always said the ultimate de- .SCHOOL BUS — Seats 20, 1951 DAJUGO'S cision on the person who gets a Wayne body, fully AUTO AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL job will be mine." low mileage, best con- Larw.st nnd Oldest in County "I've got to do a Job as Gov- - -BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - dition: $3,000.00. Write St. Peter':; Hydnimntlc, Fluid and Standard ernor and I've got to get -good Church, 222 Rector Street, Perth 280 McClellnn St., Perth Amboy people to help me who can do Amboy. ' 12-2 Call Hlllcrest 2-7365 a Job," he states. 12/2-12/30 Furniture Mttsica! Instruments • Plumbing & Heating • • Service Stations < MOVING —MUST SEIiL! Eight- Clothing piece dining room set, $30 00: PAINTER AND DECORATOR WOODBRIDGE kitchen set, $25.00; JMOT vacu- Free Estimates PERTH BUY ON THE HIGHWAY ENROLL TODAT um cleaner, $12 00; M4tt faster, Call CA-1-4825 Formeriy of . r* " AND SAVE! In our Plumbing & Heating TOM GARAGE $12.00; antique lamps and stand, ; V. J. TEDESCO Smith and Herbert Streew \ii BETTER FURNITURE BEGINNERS J. F. Gardner Si Hnn $15.00; chlflorobe and dresser, 6 Fillmore Avenue LOWER PRICES • Remodeling NOW OPEN ACCORDION $15.00; other miscellaneous Items. Carteret 493 RAHWAY AVFATI as the • New Installations Call CA-l-5013. 12-2 12/2-12/30 Winter Brothers PROGRAM WOODBRIDGE Wayside Furniture Shop ' Remember, there • Gas and Oil Burners Tel. WO. 8-9354 Highway 15 Avenel. N. J. We're Specialists In pundits thought he was not long PANTS OUTLET Is no accordion to 24-4|our Service Opinions of Others for the political world; his quiet 267 Smith Street Open Dally 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. buy. Call WO-8-3046, HI-2-7312 Chrysler Products Bear Wheel Allrnment (Continued from Editorial Part) sense of morality seemed out of Perth Amboy Phona Woodhridte 8-1577 Complete Line of Musical L. PUGLIESE - A, LIPO place amid the cynics. . . , (Opposite Farmer's Market) Precision Tune-upj toutfhies against the Mallks, Instruments at Low Price* Vishinskys and Qromykos. The Well, Mr. Benson's farm pro- Low Factory Prices Brake Service only free-nation diplomat since gram got enacted Into law nnd on Men's Funeral Directors • EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER SMITH Transmission Service World War II who knew how to Mr. Benson Is still there. He's PANTS • JACKETS AND SCHOOL OF MU8IC not acting like a cowed man, Plumbing & Heating imighhandle the commies was Free Alterations Ed BonkMki, Prop. that walloper who came up off either. This week he announced Holohan Brother* that he would ask Congress to SYNOWIECKI 157 STATE ST. VA 6-1290 Industrial pipefltting the docks of London, Ernie Bevin, GARAGE England's late Foreign Secretary. permit a further scheduled drop Coal FKRTH AMBOY Unfortunately, Ernie died too in the minimum price permissible Funeral Home Pipe threading up to 4" Caho Product* soon. under the Government's support Phone program for 1956. . . . 46 Atlantic Street Pet Shops But the United States Is not 86 REMSEN AVE. AVENEL Woodbrtdfe 8-008- *i>d «-l)V!l As a matter of fact, the Agri- COAL • FUEL OIL without talent. Carteret, N. J. WO. 8-3098 It's rumored around that Henry culture Secretary has good rea- Corner Ambov Avenue and Cabot Lodge soon will quit to son for feeling emboldened. He OIL BURNERS Telephone Carteret 1-5715 GIFT Sworai Street Join the White House secretariat. may be exaggerating when he in- Flrettone Tire* and Tuhn The logical nominee to succeed terprets the election results as IDEA Poultry t. N. J him at the U.N. is John L. Lewis, evidence that farmers actively NO MONEY DOWN who came up out of our coal welcome his policies, but the re- mines. He'll out-roar 'em all, and sults certainly show that there Give a living token of your Slipcovers cut 'em down to size.—The N. Y. was no farmers' revolt against TRtO SOLOS—The Andrews 3 YEARS TO PAY .houghtfulnrss , . , a fift of love World-Telegram and The Sun them, as the Democrats hoped triplets of Minnetonka Beach, Free Estimates FLYNN & S«N nd cheery companionship. Large and many Republicans feared. Minn. (no\relation to the sing- election of Parakeets, Canaries, ORDER EARLY BATTLING WITH BENSON We do not find this surprising. ing trio), are in complete har- FUNERAL HOMES 'a([«s, Aquariums, Pumps, Heaters, No Obligation to Buy KiUbUshed SI Venn The Democrats seem to have It has been shown before that mony on two things; each of the :tc. Pet Toys and Christmas For the Holidays girls dresses differently, and 429 East Avenue scheduled a show-down fight people will accept supposedly un- CALL i toe kings. popular political programs when each wants to pursue a sepa- Perth Amboy Make Your Dinner an Hour of with Secretary of Agriculture 13 Ford Ave., Fordi FINS, FUR & FEATHERS 3 PIECE SUITE Benson as one of their main the underlying moral and eco- rate career. The first triplets Real enjoyment with one of our ever enrolled at Stephens Col- WDGE. 8-1400 i Main Street Opp. Town Hall 'lump, Delicious, Tender, Beautifully HeuphuKtirrti bouts for the winter Congres- nomic Issues are presented by WOODBRIDGE 8-1691 CHOICE OF sional season. This doesn't strike someone with courage and con- lege, Columbia, Mo., Kathleen (top) plans to teach; Jana Lee Lillian and Ed Miller, Owner* TURKEYS FABRICS up us as th£ most acute political de- viction. . . . '175 (center) hopes to nurse, and )urs are "home grown" birds un- Call WO. 8-1217 cision of the year. From a purely political stand- Sheela has yet to choose. AVENEL GfVE A surpassed In downright good Democratic leaders, to be In point the Democrats will do bet- Gifts flavor, fed on quality feeds for top SERMAYAN control of both Houses, have al- ter exploiting the Republicans COAL & OIL CO. ready announced they will rem- where they are timid. In battling PET meat texture. They are fresh UPHOLSTERY CO 26 RAHWAY AVE, AVENEL troduce tha Truman-Brannan Mr. Benson they are plainly • Auto Supplies • for tiled, tendons removed and 5 FIFTH AVENUE, AVKM I. farm program when Congress dealing with a man of charac- The VICTORIAN leaned, ready for the oven. convenes. Moreover, Representa- ter. And such a man determined GIFT SHOP Weights from 14 - 25 pounds tive Cooley of North Carolina, to take his case to the people STRANDS CHRISTMAS To Order Call or Write • Sporting Goods • the new House Agriculture Com- could well prove once again that Concrete 384 School St., Woodbridge STORES Selwf tnm Our Quality mittee chairman, says he will the people c«n confound the Offer* a Complete Line ot, KREJTZ POULTRY FARM Get That call Mr. Benson before his group politicians.—Wall Street Journal 86 Roosevelt Avenue OPEN STOCK CANARIES • MYNAH BIRDS HIGH TEST QUALITY R. F. D No. I — Box 202 REII, early next year for questioning BAVARIAN DINNERWARE PARAKEETS • FINCHES FIXI1) on his farm policies,'. . . Carteret, N. J. RAHWAY, N. J. HOMEMADE TV ANTENNA Let Us Serve Your Needs in TROPICAL FISH CONCRETE Large Selection of Ideal Tel. RA, 7-2651 NOW: The assumption behind this WEST GRAY, Me, — Arthur PUPPIES strategy is that Mr. Benson and AUTO SUPPLIES GIFT ITEMS FOR We're an Wakefleld installed his own TV Laboratory Approved 15 West Street, Colonla OITu-i.il his farm policies are the Admin- lus a complete line of Christmas antenna and reports "perfect re- BICYCLE SUPPLIES CHRISTMAS GIVING "I'm n." istration's weakest political ception." It consists of a metal rod t ooldnf Pet Toys • Treats WINDOW SHADES We gift-wrap and pack for mailing "Aircx" .tin! points. hanging out of a ground-floor win- Crushed Stone - Washed Gravel • Supplies • Foods • Accessories • Radio & TV Service • "Cenlaurr 20% Discount on Washed Sand - Waterproofing at no extra cost Weekly specials on Tropical Fish Past performance hardly sup- dow with three wire coat hangers Scrvii r ports this. When Mr. Benson first and aJ wire mesh bicycle basket RADIO and TV TUBES and Supplies. Always a Better Buy Lime - Brick - Cement . Flatter Station slipped into Washington the suspended from it. at Free Tube Testing Glazing REEL KEPAIRS A SPEC1AITT Al's Radio & Television Reel Checked, Cleaned, Follshrdl Rarilan Mercantile NAT SMITH & SON Joe's Pet Shop Prompt Expert Repalrt Greased and AdJuited $1 s«j 156 NEW BRUNSWICK AVK. RCA Tube* ft Parto 'or Only i I 570 Amboy Avenue WO 8-1056 Corporation Batteries If needed! OPEN DAILY » to 8, SUN. 8 to I PERTH AMBOY — HI 1-X41B We Have — In Stock Phone HI l-mt We Furnish and Instill If PERSHING AVE/ CARTERET, N. J. CUSTOM-MADE POLES FRONT AND FAYETTE ST8. All Type* of MAINE-MADE MOCCASINS, A. ltfeh, Jr.. Prop. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. RESIDENTIAL GLASS LOAFERS and 8LIPPEHS LOCKSMITH WORK Telephone CA 1-MM WILDLIFE PICTURES KEYS MADE (Framed) DRAPERIES HUNTING AND FISII1V. TOOLS • HOUSE'VARES DUFFY'S LICENSES ISSUED MAKE HARDWARE • PAINTS TELEVISION & TROUT, WORMS FLOOR SANDERS AND Atk tfm Von Can Win ART DRAPERY SHOP WAXERS FOR RENT CANARIES • PARAKEETS, RADIO REPAIRS One tf Our Trophic MONKEYS • PUPPIES FABRICS — DRAPERIES — Tel. ME-6-0189 YOUR HAMSTERS t GUINEA PIGS FISHING TA(Kli| SPREADS — SHOWER COR- # Nine Improvements • Service Calls Made From AND HEP M K TAINS - BLANKETS — SUP TURTLES • LIZZARDS ,9 A. M, — 9 P. M. RUDH COVERS — UPHOLSTERY — TROPICAL FISH SPORTING GOOUS KITCHEN CURTAINS — FIX UP WITH 1382 OAK TREE ROAD 156 Monroe Street Rabwar CHRISTMAS DRAPERY HARDWARE Plus a Full Line of Everything ISEL1N, Ni. J. • You Need to Keep Your Pet Telephone RA 1-M94 "Complete Installations" FORMICA Call CA-1-7219 Healthy and Happy! WINDOW SHADES — BLINDS RalllBgs Taxi CHEERIER! 535 AMBOY AVENUE for Free Estimate on WOODBRIDGE, N. J. PET SHOP Counters • Sink Topi "CARTEKET'S LITTLE ZOO" Tel. WO1. 8-3782 ORNAMENTAL CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS 80 Roosevelt Ave., ICarteret Fir, White* Pine, Knotty Pine Carteret 1-4070 IRON Drag Stores Natural or Select White Birch RAILINGS WOOD'S FORMICA Christmas Specials Cortom Mad?' / Avenel Pharmacy and CABINET SHOP and Installed fl with a colonial lamp SINGING Qoalltj Work I Oakwood Avenue. Carteret §94 RAHWAY AVENUI CANARIES Guaranteed Free Estimate YOU'LOU' L FIND many novel co- < WOODBRIDGE 8-1814 t Upor Stores • WO. 8-0200 lonial style lamps at all Public PRESCRIPTIONS , Totaphonc Woodbrldfe 8-1889 5.9? RED CANARIES DENNIS M. MURPHY 4lAY AND NIGIIT WO 8-S14C Service stores or your lamp WHITMAN'S CANDIES Woodbridge WHITE CANARIES METBRED RATES Cwmetles - Film . Greetlni Cardt ALL SINGERI First V4 Mile li dealer's. f Liquor Store GOLD FINCHES Roofing aid Siding • Each Additional >4 MUe • - "' JOS. ANDfcASCIE, PROP. SISKINS And you'll be amazed at the LINNET WOODBRIDGE TAXI RAYMOND JACKSON Complete Stock of Domestic 448 PEARL ST. WOODBRl"01 lurge variety in other styles rang- PAHRAKEETS each $2.9 Henry Janten & Son AND SON and Imported Wines, Beers Docen, «5 SINGING CANARIES }55 dot. ing from classical to modern. and Liquors .. Tinning and Sheet M«UI Work Us DruggUts 514 AMBOY AVENUE Order Early Roofing, Metal Cellin.i and But no matter the style — 88 Main Street WOODRRinrtE. N. J FOOD' WT-WCB" W Furnace Work 588 Alden Street Better Used Cars lump$ make wonderful gifts! Woodbridge, N. J BALDWIN'S Telephone S-U46 |f ' Trlitpha t-tU* • Moving and Trucking • BETTER BIROS Woodbrldge, N, J. Complete Moving Job 1190 ST. OKOKGKS AVE. AVENEL U WO. 8-1820 BERNIE AUTO SAU#\ 3 Rooms $25 9 Rooms |S • Electrical Work • • Sewing Machines § 405 AMBOY AVENIF. 4 lUows |3O 6 Hoema $4 • Plumbing and Heating Reasonable Sturage 3* Daji Free WOODBRIDGE, N. J ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR All Luadi Insured—10 yean eip FRANK HOVANEC for idol "i>lm Unto »m«- Wdie. 8-10M - 8-lO'!l thing" |lvi<> ECONOMY MOVERS «57 Roosevelt Avenue, Cartercl House and Industrial m Fan Gives You MttM tl 100 NATION-WIDE MOVERS waltkulbi. Electrical Work Plumbing - Heating Highest Trade-In SURE! Hondyl fioillcull Wiring • Wall Receptacles Electric Hewer Service Allowances Pti'-"Mollie. do yez &m Irishman hito the peppw-1*"1 ,1 Appliance Repair* on lllUl SEWING MACHINES the bottom nn' a Duteltnif" ' DON NEWMAN Woodbrldge «-0S»4 or IIKI tSALES • REPAIRS PVBLIC RVICE 4 Fnasale Btrc«t, Cuitttl 111 UMMCN AVENUI • ELECTRIFICATIONB Zfl Years Experience Tel. CA-1-8215 WM4brtdie. V J. CALL CA 1-I45« *.L CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1954 PAOE NINE [/„ Fashion Now DIXON-YATES CONTRACT PUBLIC FUNDS DUMP TRUCK CAUSES WOE JOHNSTOWN. P» — The un- FEDERAL PAYROLL the most extravagant The politically explosive Dlxon- Hungry for funds to build high- JACKSONVILLE. Fla. - Willie iprr-i' Yates private power contract was! identified person who found th« Civilians on the Federal payroll , .„ (1f'money one can Indulge In ways, schools, sewer lines and low- E. Chambers, 4a. forgot to lower purse belonging to Rose Kltchner r coftt Not only wm u recently signed, after certain sig- iifftp f" - reht housing, local governments the body of his dump truck. The returned the purs* to her. but de- dropped In September to 3.317.366, r lte flrst wearin nificant changes, Including a pro- ',orry f° s but are now out-borrowing private upped body knocked down a street cided on his own reward. The the towrst level In three years and vlslno limiting profits, had been lights hit a telephone wire, pulled ,l VTry soon look much worse corporations In the public market. purse, containing 190, WAS received' «even month*. According to the made. These chanses, however, did down two telephone poles and put f.,il' to provide sufficient At the end of October, the bond by..mall. It contained »110 when III j | Concessional Committee on not seem llkley to be sufficient to telephones in the whole neighbor- o nt rl I . Issues sold by states and munici- appease the opposition of Demo- hood out of commission. wa» lewt.. ^ (Reduction nf Nonessentlal Expen- possible to purchase a good crats and the public power bloc, palities so far this year reahced a out for the price of a cheap which are said to^ be mapping total of )S,S77,238.286, nearly *1,- ONE DAT 1.O8T IN SI YEARS IdlturM - ThP *'wf mM the l0WMt .r,.il Don't make the mistake moves to kill the contract when 500,000,000 more than private cor- SIGNS OF THE TIMES UNION, g. C. — Recently re- February. 1951. when 2,301,- 904 were on the pnyroll. ".'rv'inr to get more for your the new Congress convenes In porations borrowed publicly in all HUR80N, N. Y - In orr>r to tired after 51 years of consecutive lv limn It is possible to do. January. Ot 19S3. relieve the current shortage of teaching, MLvi Effle Sarter re- vou linve a moderate amount nurses, the Columbia Memorial vealed thrft she had lost only one LIKE ROAST (I1K KIN ioni.y to invest In a fur coat, Hospital has provided a nurstry to day from school during that time. • Dnr mn play on the soul just Freedom of religion won a ma- ,rn coat made of a fine qual- The superintendent of the new take care of the children of mar- She spent her entire tpachlnit ns one would mi u violin." [ „ moderately priced fur. The jor victory In Italy as the Council Air Force Academy, opening to Its lied nurses, so they may return to career at the Excelsior grammar "The mnrrlrd soui \i more like k [,t bnv I" fur seems to be musk- of State ordered the Ministry of first class of 300 next July, de- work. school here, starting In 1903. ukc>liv" „ is warm, IonK-wearlng and the Interior to recognize the Pen- clared the institution would be "Heh1'" tecostal sect, previously persecuted beautiful. « neither a trade schol nor a "foot- j Yanks' Reynolds Is undecided oaj NATO experts back a French Jet (or a wile to pick - workmanship of any fur by the police. ball factory." ! pitching next year. ht di , m-ounts for the variation In ' found In the same quality [,„•, A let-out muskrat coat will '.limit Jine-hundred dollars 11,an % seamed coal. The kin' iieiiuty may or may not be ,n'.J! the extra money to you. h,', most admired fur, exclud- ., (,-*• such as chinchilla, sable I, imine, which are out of reach „ Of us. is mink. Here again Acme Is the on.y major food rh*ln which milnUlnH It* own Maft •„,.„. advice is—if you can af- of rxpert ht'et hiiyers riRht In the he«rt of the (fremt Western C»tlle 1 ,miv a cheap mink—buy a raising states. These buyers select really Inil muskrat. choice, cf)rii-f('(l younc cattle of a Rpeelfio s~ ,. i,,.st policy when buying a nnil weiKliI In give the best value to . ( ,,ini is to purchase it from a Arme custonK-rs, I,, dealer. The furs should be ,l! and have a high-natural- k>k in luster. The guard hairs are the long, silky hairs ,n ilie surface^ should be "RECRUIT" FOR BATTLE OF LEARNING - Daly C La- n,,,,,,,,^ nnd healthy looking, Vergne, education officer ol the U. S. Foreign Operations Mission voiir time deciding on your in Indo-Chinn, admires the progress made by a native woman ,t You are spending more during the four-month course in reading, writing and simple arithmetic which she took ;it Hanoi, under auspices of the organi- •in it, than any other single zation. Only 15 per cent of Indo-China's population of 28,000,000 Ifcr < ,f iiiiUiins you own and you is said to be literate. wear it for a lonK Just. Paragraphs ivii.vn p<,.::i,i.ni What this town i, > a supply of clean, fresh - up U> yon voters to take ft !>y I lie hums uud demand I'irate, U..B.(S. Missis- IriiK DKKAR FUTURE i,;ist of Scotland, they tell :!ie Isle of Arran, off the UIGI, IUICT FIOBIDA ,v to predict the weather nsolntc accuracy: If you .,• the nrighborinK coast of Orangeg s LANCASTER BRAND "U. S. CHOICE" ::P it is going to rain; if mt see it. It Is already Bursting with rich juice! Featured at all Acmes! i. The Chcafo Dully U. S. NO 1 "SIZE A" WHITE kri Ini ne. •Wftr 50-lb.bag Ml•'¥• OU> U'TS All i he wu.ld is a stage-^-and Potatoes |i:ht now tin- s:.ow being pre- Stock up now for the winter mt these low price* on high quality potatoes! irnted \.- lousy —The Davenport [lloun Demuerat. C rAK1II.>C TROl'BLE EVERY CHILD WILL WANT ONE-Just the thing for pre- Grapefruit --• 4 <« 29 A:;d then there was the aal (,'hristmas and bnthd.iy inspections by small try is this cargo (iiildnt be persuaded to examining unit, used by the Port of New York Authority. Sealed Oven Ready! ,i Bikini biithing suit. Said (iirtons to be inspected are loaded into the machine and an GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT ACME •: n-ci one on once but her operator, at left, views an X-ray image projected on screen to > check for contraband or undeclared articles. : uist, wH.sn't In it— Thr 7-Inch Cut iIowa) Reporter) IDEAL FRENCH STYLE GREEN owed the money on a 1948 pen- Forty-eight thousand new Am- So tender, flavorsome, juicy! — It's guaranteed U. S. Choice! ITIUMUNG ALONG alty. Aha! Hiding something ericans took the oath of allegiance $ . G-MEN Graded by U. S. government graders at Acme expense. Result? from the Government, eh?—The in mass ceremonies that tied in You can't go wrong when you pick Acme Lancaster Brand Beef 1 l;r Federal tax collector filed with observance of Veterans Day MM t.ix lien analnst Fan I.ewlston ilduhoi Morning Trib- Beans 7 £ 1 une. on Nov. 11. • i S;i'.ly Rand, claiming she WELCH'S "Fruit-of-the-Vine" GRAPE FRESH OR SMOKED i C , MOLDED FASHIONS Preserves i: Picnics -35 COAT NABISCO GltAHAM LANCASTER BRAND SMOKED BEEF FACTORY C Crackers : 29 Tongues 49C c FROZEN FANCY QUALITY Bab-0 2«:19 HOLIDAY COATS All Prices Effective Through Saturday, December 4th. Cod Fillet 33 at Jan. Sale Prices! IDEAL French Fried You can have that new cuat fur Chfist- mas!—We've slashed uur low F»etory»T(i- You Prices Now—in December—to uur Jan- uary Clearance Level! , . . SHARP Potatoes We waul action on these fabulously tailored eo»ts from Nationally Known Wuolens . • • nijny warmly interlined. Choose yours now from the largest selection of smart styles, CHEESE colors, sizes available anywhere— Wear it with pride during the Holidays—Confident that you've made the Best Buy ever! Sticky Buns ^ Just heat and serve! What a buy! Girl's Reg. $25 Personal COATS IVORY SOAP Women'Womens HRegJ $ A CASES 9 16 COATS 15 Camay Camay Women's Better , $ 95 Toilet Soap Bath Solp COATS 49 3 3 £ OXYDOL SALES ROOM HOtjRS 30c Dally 9 A. M. TO 8 r. M. 72c i ull Friday 9 A. M,TO 5P.M. j US i Saturday 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. l .on'- Sun. 11 A. M. to 4 P. M. Mew UruiiHwick Ave. CARTERET BAHWAY %™\ tin aud Brook Av«. MONDAYS Carter** Open Friday XU1 J V. Fords wd KjOiwity Opm T^unday ind FrW*y TW 9 P. M. t-MM PAGE--+EN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1954 CARTERET LEQAL NOTICES LEGAL | bridge. The pall bearers mjkre Jo- CURIO COLLECTOR Millions across the nation s relief demanded In the complaint will fenctantli in the above , Beph DeBari. Joseph, Michael, one paused for the first national ob- ( v Festive One- Whash yer looking be taken agftlnst you by.default Tliln bemuse you may lmvj. , Port Reading Louis Rlnalrll. Jnhn Toporovlr for? (ervance of Veterans Day, marked action has been Instituted to obtain lir » partition and division of certain lands •omo rlRht, tltle'lici, ,lr ,! and Niel Travaglione. folicemBn—We're looking for a Tor the pwt thirty-five years as 1 Other Church Notes \rmUttce Day. and preml«e» whereof MICHAEL ectliiK the renl entm,, ,„. jrowned man. BUCZKOy/aKI, late of the Borounh of tloneri. The .mture (,i «.hi' Personals The annual clothing drive tot Festive One—Whash yer want LEGAL NOTICES Carteret, County of Middlesex unfl reason that each Ol y ,..,T !,;RFT PRESS •• FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1954 nt Majestic PAGE ELtVEN beneathpur NORA KAYE Eggs Reduced.' It's SUPER . . . when it's "SUPER-RIGHT" Y i to Come Shop Eorlyi Wildmere Amboy Dec. 11 Moil Eorfy! Large Iggs ^I'-k 49< i \MBOY — That Nora Sunnybrook - Freeh Grade A - Large !•;•••' iiindlng America^ bal- PORK LOINS ,1 rejoined her "home for Christmas The Ballet Theatre, White Eggs .; 55c Loii M-cnre of something over From Nearby Firms ,: was cause for rejoic- ,;iH(?tomanes from coast- Rent Cigarettes llmt the "divine Nora" AlPb d c A b I, with Igor Youskevitch Fll»« llpi — King iiia> or RaguUi FRUITS and VEGETABLES Delicious with Roost Pork ... Sauerkraut » 2"°n:25 Applesauce «' "" 2'."27* Kiiza when The Ballet , mnpany of 100 appears tea flan i .,• of Perth Amboy's Ma- Fresh Broccoli — 25c . i- if for a matinee and Boneless in•ifornwnce on Saturday FioridaFirmi Ib. i 1UI> is good news for String Beans 2 -25c Round Pot Roast (Nt Fat Added) 79 iici-lovers and theatre- Vermont Maid Syrup Only one price for all cuts of Round Pot Roast at A&l'- Washed Spinach Reqalo Brand •]!»! Ballet •fheatre gave l2oi.4Qe B b , ;!(iiinam:e at New York's Delicious Apples WasUrn Top Round Roast or Steak -'»' < 79° Pork Chops H^I^.J*.,^ i,!!!( In 1940, Miss Kaye lk c ;u ji i of the corps de bal- YelSow Bananas Goldtn rip* Top Sirloin Roast or Steak ^- 79° Loin Pork Chops -^-" •, t-iii-.s later she soared to h|b e 7 6 ;i: i lie premiere of An- Swift's Prcm Eating Pears Bolt or Anjou Rib Steaks. . . . tr '69 :>77 Smoked Pork Shoulders »— ,•!,! \ "Pillar of Fire" and lo h 7 .'. iji'c.ime Internationally Lunchton meat Red Graces California Ribs of Beef . . . ;:; ">59« :f"67« Fresh Pork Shoulders **- ,391 , one ..of the world's n hlb 7 n h e . xponents of romantic ""•Me Florida Oranges Ribs of Beef J^iL °:cuf: " 69W° /CU! :J *'I 77I WaiUVSlicedH NMWIBaconI w—r- ...... i :i;iiii dance roles. She re- can *• Bo 1 mrrnber of the company Mtdium lizt Fr.ihorcornad Ib. 09° SlttOkSlI POrlt BllttS A " '" . uninterrupted years— Grapefruit . ll '" yied s(nt should be a Dlf Hand Gleaner IH( OalAt *TUN1IC i f*CIFIC HA COMFAHt '••'"ot for you and goes well For diihti and fin* fobrici Jl u Eipacially (or th» btrS 3 SL 35° Ivory Flakes Prlca affatli** thru Saturdoy, Dec. 4th, In ' 'k accessories. tot Camay Soap LOyjSA. Super Mark.tr» and S»K-S«rylco ttorca only. liCBidla, says 113 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Til 9 glvirnj to in.-sir "'""•'• Itataflment oredlt sL. T.-... '..•';•:,..:iijJtSaiBb7W^jwj PAGE TWELVE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1954 CARTERET "ROGUE COP" Others In the cast Include SCARED OF TEA( HI K George Raft, as the head of a gang With Robert Taylor in the title DETROIT, Mich.-. ftl, of hoodlums, Janet Leigh, as a role, this in the story of a grafting driving lessons, Mrs. A, reformed nightclub girl, Anne detective who finds thnt, for all mel started out num, h Francis as Raft's cast-ofT mistress. and was doing flne umli his smart tricks, he can't prevent 1( the murder of his honest brother Moscow recently reported an a man. 8he drove her ,'..,, ! Jnto his car. In mini, \.| also k cop, Eventually, Mr. Tay- "unprecedented increase" tn the mel explained that V,',. lor turns state witness, informs productive capacity of the Soviet flustered when she snvi n, on the scalawags, and has them Union and its satellite countries as he was her driving te,,V Cranberrirs nip noted for their syrup to taste. Chill. Add orange sent to prison, but not before a juice snd lemon Juice. Just before the result of a vast program inte- F. Finnk. ' ' pretty ivd color and tnrt flavor. lot of blg-bang-and-bust, which servlnR add ginger flic grating the economic programs Dishes made from them may be iorider.1 him a bit unconscious, served the year round. . Cranberry Juice while some of the others are taken and production facilities of those France slashes her i, . Steamed Cranberry Pudding Cook 1 pound of cranberries In 4 over the legal and tragic Jumps. I nations . almost in half. 1 cup sifted flour cups of water until «oft. Crush. 1 ',2 teaspoons baking powder Drain through cheesecloth to make '/2 tcaspoonsalt clear. • Vj cup shortening Cranberry Sherlxtrt '/!! cup dry bread crumbs h cups cranberry Jelly % cup sugar Orated rind and Juice of 1 1 e(?R beaten lemon % cup milk Juice of 1 orange l!i cups cranberries cut Into UNIQUE ORCHESTRA—Sister Mnirinn. rentrr, directs wh.it is believed to be the largest all- 2 egg whiten beaten stiff halves religious orchestra in the United SUiles. Personnel of the 45 member Alverno All-Sister String Sift flour, baklnR powder and Beat Jelly wen with fruit Juices Orchestra is drawn from sisters und novices of Alvcrno College, Milwaukee, Wis., which is operated salt together. Cut in shojtenlnn. and rind. Freeze to a mush. Fold by religious of the order of School Sisters of St. Francis add bread crumbs and sugar, Add in egg whites and finish freezing egg and milk. Mix welt. Fold in Cranberry Pinwheels cranberries. Pour into a greased 2 cups canned whole cranberry Saved From a Worse Fate pudding mold, cover and steam 2 sauce "I've Just heard that your boy hours. Serve with any sweet pud- 1 cup water at college has broken his leg." ding sauce. 2 teaspoons lemon Juice People, Spots In The News "Yes. he's in great luck." 2 tablespons flour "Luck?" Baked Apple with Cranberries •k cup sugar "Sure! He won't be outs of the 4 apples . /j cups sifted flour hospital until the football season 1 Vfe cups whole cranberry sauce 2'/« teaspoons baking powder Is over." 4 tablespoons sugar % teaspoons salt Wash apples, core and place in 3 tablespoons sugar baking dish. Fill apples with cran- ONE CAKE FOR THREE '/4 cup shortening berry sauce. Sprinkle suRar over LINCOLN, Neb. — It took only Vi to % cup milk one birthday cake to serve three top of apples. Bake in an ovSn 350 Melted butter degrees about 40 minutes. Baste , BRIDGE from Laredo, Tex tn | members of the Edward Loos fam- 2 tablespoons sugar ' Nuevo Laredo, Mexico is far ily here recently. All three of the apples frequently with the cran- '/a teaspoon cinnamon berry sauce. under water (note ripplrs at Loos children — David, 6, Iinda To % of cranberries add 1 cup ! right, roof of customs booth in j Jo, 4, and Paul Andrew, infant- water and lemon Juice. Bring to a foreground) in Rio Grnnde's | were bom on the same day. Cranberry Ring Salad boll. Combine Vi cup sugar and 2 t worst flood in history-P*'"*1* 2 cups cranberries tablespoons flour. Cook until A wife may have a lot of credit 1 y2 cups cold water thickened, .stirring constantly- due, but is unable to collect. 1 CUP SUR81' then pour into a baking pan 2 tablepsoons unflavored nelatln 8 In. by 10 in. Sift Hi cups flour '/2 cup nuts chopped with baking powder, salt and "BARREI," furnaces being com- % cup diced celery sugar. Cut In shortening. Add milk. p(i by Solas Corporation of .,-' Shrimp * Mix well, turn out on floured board Amrrica. heat processing firm, for Dr. H. M. Zalewski Griffiths Is Chicory and roll In rectangular shape '/2 making 16-inch heavy-wall seam- Mayonnaise in. thick. Brush top of pastry with loss slcel pipe needed in atomic Optometrist Wash cranberries, add 1 cup cold melted butter, sprinkle with sugar development plants; first time water. Cook until tender. Add su- such pipe's been produced in this EVES EXAMINED and cinnamon mixture. Spread country. Christmas Headquarters for the gar and cook for 5 minutes. Soften with remaining berries. Roll up x gejatjn In k cup cold water, dis- from narrow end and cut cross- 237 PERSHINO AVENUE solve In hot cranberries and add wise lnto*8 pieces. Place cut side CARTERET 1-7M8 salt. Chill until mixture beplns to down over berries In baking dish. a* HAMMOND ORGAN » thicken, Add nuts and celery. Mix Bake in an oven 425 degrees about Hoyrs: Mon.—9 A. M.-8 F. M. thoroughly. Pour into individual 30 minutes. Serve hot with cream. W«d.~Bj Appointment oiled ring molds. Chill until firm. Fri. —9 A. M.-8 P. M. HAMMOND ORGAN makes a Unmold on a bed of chicory. Ar- Sat —9 A. M.-12 N«on range shrimp in the center. Gar- wonderful Christmas gift to . ulsh with mayonnaise. a loved one, a church, an institu- Cranberries with Ice Cream tion, a home or school. It is a major IVi'lb can cranberry sauce investment, a lifetime gift. That is 2 tablespoons butter why you should'select your Ham- '/i teaspoon cinnamon . mond Organ gift at Griffiths, where 'A teaspoon nutmeg TOPS — Parry O'Brien for Vi teaspoon grated orange rind aim* at 62-foot shotpitt sifter you can see and hear all five 1 teaspoon lemon juice Q — If your heart sometimes breaking 60-foot "barrier" Christmas V* cup water skips a beat, Is it a positive Sign with world record 60-10 los CHILDREN'S BOOKS models.' Vanilla ice cream of heart disease? EDUCATIONAL TOYS A Hammond Organ in your A—Not necessarily. Many a per- Mash cranberry sauce. Add but- Holgate • Milton Bradley • Etc. own home could be the start of a ter, cinnamon, nutmeg, orange son with a normal heart may DOLLS ^ACCESSORIES rind, lemon juice and water. Cook sometimes leel it skip a beat, or lifetime hobby or the beginning of. "Talking," "Danctaf,*1 over low heat until it bolls. Beat beat faster or slower than usual. a musical career for your children. urith rotary beater until smooth. To make sure if this means trou- "Raggedy Anne & Andy" The Hammond responds brilliantly Cool slightly. Spoon over vanilla bles, consult your doctor. ' "Mary HartUne," 'flfum-Yum" ice cream, Q—Is it possible to nave a heart "Nosey Rosie" — Mfcnj Others to the master musician, yet you, TRUCKS • DOLL DISHES without any previous training, can Cranberry Punch v murmur without having heart dis- ease? STUFFED ANIMALS CONCERT MODIX 1 quart cranberry juice play simple but effective music on An organ for the 'iiaitcr musician, ll.i. 3] 2 cups water A—Yes, Some people with per- ADULT BOOKS • ,, BIBLES it in less than a month. With the AC.0 pedal keyboard, and an additiuii.il 1' Simple syrup fectly good hearts have slight ATLASES • COOK BOOKS 1 cup orange juice murmurs. Your doctor will tell DICTIONARIES • DIARIES Hammond Chord Organ you can Solo Unit tunable to preference by the ory.u l'/a tablespoons lemon juice you when a murmur is a sign of SCRAP and PHOTO ALBUMS sit down and play an organ with- 1 quart ginger ale heart disease. FRIENDSHIP, READING, out previously knowing a note pf Sweeten cranberry juice with Q—Is a pain in the left side or C GUEST, MOTORING music. simple cranbjrry juice with simple the chest a positive sign of heart FILM festival in Berlin brought together this luscious trjo: disease? Sofia Loren of Italy, Yvonne De Carlo of U. S., and Italy's O LOGS There are no installation prob- A—No. Such a pain is usually Gina Lollobrigida. c" ' " ' ~~ ~ " ' WRITING PAPER lems with the Hammond Organ. We Carry A NOT due to heart trouble, but and NOTES Simply plug it into an electrical Complete Selection Of should be checked by your physi- R duce heart disease indirectly, as in DOG AIDS TRAPPED BOY WRITING PORTFOLIOS IMPORTED & DOMESTIC cian. N, GAMES FOR THE outlet and it's ready to play. It rheumatic heart disease. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tom WINES & LIQUORS Q—Can germs cause heart dis- ENTIRE FAMILY never needs tuning. You can own ease? (For the answer to personal Gambill, 7, became trapped in the Free Delivery chimney of an outdoor grill re- C CHRISTMAS CARDS! a Hammond Spinet Organ for A —Yes. Bacteria and some questions about the heart, consult cently, and his dog, Mike, an Irish • NEW YEAR CARDS $1300 delivered. The Hammond Call CA-1-5975 other disease - producing micro- your family physician.) terrier, summoned help.. 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