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'VOL. XXXV-NO, 19 darterCARTERET, N J,, FRIDAYd, AUGUST 24, 1956 PRICE KIOHT CENTS Westvaco Increased Enrollment Addition, , is Rushed INoted as Quin Maps Research laboratory is confess that I'm no fish- Kxpwie*! to be Finished a fact which — on Some Time in November For New School Term evidence, at CARTERET—Ritpld progress Is bolus innde on construction of the jf;lsl - makes an ambiguous new addition to the Westvaco Europe of Today as Seen School Bells Will Invunistance of my presence Mineral Products Division Re- •.(•iirrh Laboratory on Lafayette Rin It ;i fishing. Street. By Christine Sufchinsky ? September 10 • » * Construction nf the two-story steel and brick veneered structure, CARTERET - Christine much earlier age. varying from For 1956-57 Season .Siiinc of my confreres at which began in April of this year, iufchlnsky, Carteret Avenue, 14 ln England to 11 in Italy. is expected to be completed within who just returned from a trip At this time they must choose v First Bank and Trust CARTERET School Super- three months. When completed, to Europe In the interest of their trade. Contrary to their Company are — on circum- the addition will add another better international under- name, public schools ln England intendent Edwin S Quinn, Jr, thU^. evidence, at least- 5.1100 square feet of floor space standing found the tour a are really private schools. In week tackled plans for the open- and an additional 1,100 square feet 'thrilling experience." Germany, "gymnazlum" Is ing of the public schools for th* - Each year when of second story office and lab- Here are some of the glimp- equivalent to our high schools 19M-1956 season. oratory space to the present Re- and the "realschule" to our . HIT guests of Dr. Armand ies jotted down by Christine; The opening bells will ring ' search Building. junior colleges, Both of these Eight countries were visited jammer on his L glistening In keeping wittt the architec- schools lend to universities. Monday, September 10, when some and due to the lack of time, tural design of tfc* parent struc- They also have trade schools, In 2,334 children will return to High •ht. there are those who we visited the larger cities and ture, the Research addition will which students have one half uthlcssly await the mo- saw little of the country life. School ando Elementary gradel. also boast Identical brick facing day of actual school work. The INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS: New addition to the Westvaco Mineral Products Division Research Generally speaking, the people This ls an Increase of 110 over •nt when they will transfer and casement windows, landscap- rest of the week Is spent doing Building on Lafayette Strert, is shown in its latest stage of construction. The n«w two-story are very friendly, and we were the previous school year. ing, air-conditioning and other apprentice work. ) the crusty, bobbing hull of structure will add an additional 5,300 square feet of floor space to the existins building. Housed modern facilities, pleasantly surprised to find that Mr. Quin expects the enroll- little craft and a pail in the addition will be a Research Pilot Plant, Offiries and Laboratories. Housed in the Research addi- the majority of the people Living cohdltloiu In England, ment at the High School to be. tion will be an ultra-modem Re- speak and understand some Austria, The Netherlands, and 650, as compared with 532. last bait. This is when I go] Sheridan Asks Caution search Pilot Plant equipped with English. This U because English especially Switzerland are very year. In the elementary grades, winning and when, one Borough Mourns newest, most modern scientific ap- ls a required subject ln most of similar ,to ours. However, our the tentative enrollment ls: Co- By Pupils and Drivers Car Victim Rites paratus obtainable. In addition, a the schools, They have found accepted conveniences — auto- lumbus School, 807; Nathan Hale, |m<\ when I suppose I obey- total of 2,200 square feet of space it ls necessary for trading pur- mobiles, T. V., etc.—are not M 500; Cleveland, 330, and Wash- onc of my rare impulses Death of Simons CARTERET — School children, on two levels is planned to accom- poses. Free education stops at a (Continued on Page Six) ington, 247. 1 parents and motorists were urged Held Yesterday modate offices and laboratories The school superintendent i show off, I kicked a twist by Police Chief George Sheridan, within the addition. CARTERET — Many borough pointed out that pupils still can Jr., Completion of this structure Is railing from Which I officials, friends relatives and enroll during the first ten day« scheduled for November of this ladassah Board Tourneys Attract neighbors for Mrs, Mary Elizabeth of school. Thpse entering the kin- I was embarrassed on to return to their classrooms after year, adding another milestone to services Monday afternoon of dergarten rolls, must bring vac- he summer recess. Martin, 63, mother of George E. Food Machinery and Chemica count, of course, but itBorough Engineer Frederick F, cination and baptismal certifi- He said that Increased enroll- Martin. 113 Gtm«e 5treet' this Corporation's current moderniza- To Meet Thursday 449 Boys, Girls Simons, 154 Emerson Street, who cates and must be at least five ' , also a lousy dive and ments in the schools have prompt- bh ion and expansion program ln died Friday morninK at the Eli- years old by December 31. fin1 which my tummy has ed police to double efforts to pro- Mrs' Martln was killed and ner Carteret. CARTERET — The Carteret CARTERET — Daniel Semenr.a, zabeth General Hospital. Ellza- husb d No School Signals tect borough children from traf- »n . George, 67, was seriously Within the space of one year, Chapter of Hadassah will hold creation director has announced |r,vr forgiven me. ibeth. Westvaco in Carteret has com- hat 449 boys and girls partici- fie hazards. injured when their car crashed 'hursday evening, August 30, at Arrangements are being made The services were conducted at into a tree in St. Petersburg, pleted their new 35,000 square foo tated in the tournaments held on for "No School" signals. In case * * * :30 P. M. at the Synagogue of the Greiger Funeral Home, 44 Sunday noon. warehouse, completed demolition ach of the six playgrounds in theschool U closed half a day, the | While Ye Compleat Ang- Green Street. Wood-bridge by Rev, The services were conducted at ot their old alumina hydrate biiild- Loving Justice. Joroush. The children were fire whistle will be 'sounded at Barge Captain's ng and has scheduled completion pop off toward kime William Schmaus, rector of Trini- the Armitage Funeral Home, Hostesses will be Mrs. Edward Massed in age groups from 9 to11:30 A. M. If there Is no school Kearny, with Rev. John MacMil- of this new 5,300 square foot Re ,3 and from 14 to 18. All cham- all day. children are instructed •a where it is alleged that:ty EP|SC0Pal Church, Woodbridge. TJlman and Mrs. Theodore Chen- :lan, pastor of the Knox Presby- search addition. ilons will meet at the Park field to listen to WOR and WCTC- • . , , , . T ... , I Interment was in Cloverleaf Me- Body Recovered kin. terian Church, Kearny, officiat- luring the week of August 27th from 7:15 A, M. to 8 A. M. for |nm> briny breed Is, I think ;morial p,rk cemetery, Wood- Mrs. Jack Safran, Hadassah ing. Interment was in Arlington or the championship of Carteret. Information. Mr. Quin urged par- term "running," those bridge. Bearers were Postmaster CARTERET — Patrick Mc will present the program- plan- Cemetery, Kearny. ' The schedule Is aa follows: ents and students not to phone Lester Sabo, Borough Treasurer Cauley, 34, of 722 Bound Brook ned for the first general meet- us who are swimmers Mrs. Martin was employed at Freighter Cruise Monday, horseiihoe finals at V.15 the schools or Individuals. In ad- Alexander Comba, Sigurd Olsen, Road, Dunellen, barge captain, ing to -be held September V3. the Hudson Lamp Works, Ar- P.M.; ,Tu«day, checker cham- dition to the radio, the fire 1 or mere disciples of Magistrate Nathaniel A. Jacoby y, when Ire slipped , It w.as^anqo.unpsd that the.Oc- lington. Her husband retired from pions, 1:15 P.Mo Wednesday. wnlstle will be sounded at five and Councilmen John Nemish and Into the at the dock of the Grand, Quin Says tober meeting will "be a paid up [mniating, git properly the Lehigh Warehouse, Newark heas finals, 1:15 P.M.; also onminu'to 'MrO; M, if schools are Walter Sullivan. membership party featuring a ppod against the blllow- CARTERET — Real relaxation Monday, the ping pong champions closed for the day. cident occured while his barge, plav entitled "Whatevei Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, 219, Edison Lamp Works and Radio complete comfort and the ulti- wlJl meet. . pillows of a shaded after- War Horse, was being loaded. Lola Wants," under the direction F. & A, M. of which he was a | Corporation of- America in Harri- mate in travel pleasure is pro- The following champions will An employe of the refinery no- of Mrs. Jack Stein and Mrs. Mur- fcck to discuss Renaissance I member, conducted services at the so vided in a freighter trip, accord- compete R. Kuhn, J. Dreboty, C. funeral tlfled police who grappled for his, ?, ray Gottlieb, program chairmen, Pupil Help Tips the rise and fall Of thei home Sunday night.' body. It was recovered Wednesday Mr. Martin Sr., is in Mound ing to School Superintendent ahi Koby, T. Woodman, N. Flnnlgan, Park Hospital, St. Petersburg. He and Mrs; Phillip Chodosh, mem- Ktanick, W. Durett, D. Platt, _ , t, . I A tribute was paid by Mayor from the Arthur Kill. Mrs. Edwin, S. Quin, Jr., who hav y „ „ _ , . _, . is suffering from head injuries, bership chairman. R. Ebert, M. Schantz, Walter In Today's Issue nan Empire or other such J^ ,_ Bareford ,n b ehalf of L just returned from a three-weeks lal topics Of Conservation i the borough to the sterling Capt. McCauley had been a,broken ribs and knee injuries, but cruise to South America. A meeting of the Education Durett, C. Minda, William Kubi- tj s Mr barge skipper several years. A; hls condmon ls descrlbed M satls. ,ka, J. Welusz, W. Kublcka, S. • li a practiced platoon ofj ; ^ Simons. The text They sailed July 31 aboard thi Committee of the Chapter was CARTKRBT — This issue Of e veteran pf World War II, he was factory For some tlme Mr Mar. S. S. Hiberius of the United Fruli held at the home of Mrs. Theo- 'allnkas, R. Furlan, John Yarsha, The Carteret Press is our back- ^ . of the mayors tribute „,apnenr. s a member of Dunellen Post, Vet- »r.y-players likes to in- elsewhere in today's issue of the tln ha5 suffering from a Line which carried twelve passen. dore Chenkin, Jeorge Beshaka, R. Potts, J. Med- to-school issue. In it you, will erans off ForeigFi n WarsW . | i > , « .Carteret Press. heart condltloni wnich led them gers. The first stop was at Punti Plans for the ensuing year were etz, S. Kondrk, A. Rocky, N. Man- find which school your child | Mr.jSimons served as the bor- He held membership In Com-.to move to Florida. Arenas, where they. spent tw< made. Among the topic to bechise and R. Porter. will attend and articles on the modore John Barry Council, K. of j The Martins never resideresided in dip, during a five-day stop i discussed will be reports on the problems of rearing children |I must say that as theOu«lVs first engineer when the C; ththe fourtfuthh degred e off GeorgG e [thi[hs boroughb . Since they M^ , the QQuin s visitetedd Ba Bl forthcoming election, to be given from crib to college. !> pass, the distance be- community was incorporated in Washington Assembly, K. of p., rived from England, they made;boa, 'Colon and CJirlstobal. O Parents Facing Busy 19 6 by Mrs. Theodore Chenkin, chair- This newspaper has enlisted < ii aeck and water seems ' of Somerville; the Plainfield their home in Kearny, but fre- the stop at Puerto Cortes, Hon man of American Affairs—on the . Period of Shopping the cooperation of local school, ii'i' to be irrowimr to' the' BorTn iIn Pawtucketn T V, R.- I. ', Simons jChapter of Disabled American quently visited their son, George, duras, the freighter took on fou Near -East Crisis, • by Mrs. Sam- health, traffic safety and civic ".> io De growing 10 ine . . Veterans» ; Post 119;*_.;„„ America„ n,„ La_ - lint where I hive a new'jmove lncorporatiod t0 Cain anteidc twa pnos onr e to0f 1 thU e in this borough. million pounds of bananas, Whi uel Roth, Chairman of Zionist Af- CARTERET — The next two organizations ln preparation of gion and DuneJlen Lodge 1488, in Honduras they took a 60-mi1 this special section, which IK charter members of the .borough When Mr. Martin was advised fairs—and an Education Forum, weeks will be a busy period for (iation for the equine B. P. 0. of Elks. He was a com-; f the mishap of his parent, hetrip to San Pedro located dee under the direction of Mrs. Ed-parents of' some 3,000 boys and dedicated to the welfare of our organization. He served as en- 0 'ikt f St Jh' Chh school children. The articles -if mind when exposed nW during the first 16 years of St. John's Church,-flew to Florida on the same day in the jungles. ward Ulman, chairman of educa- ls ln Carteret who are making |Ri j to make funeral arrangements for It was the first time that th tion, assisted by Mrs. Max Gruhln, preparations for the resumption are supplemented by advertise- I ti.>' moment When a dive of the borounh's history and was ments from area business peo- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. (his mother and visited his father Quins visited South and Ceneducation advisor. of classes at parochial and public Marji M. McCauley; a daughter, j at the hospital. tral America. They found th schools. ple outlining their own prepara- Attending the meeting were tions and readiness to .serve ,, drink from ^Steer^S^STr IMary Patricia; a son, John; his cruise exciting and the weathei Wardrobe inspection Is the first iwcr in Atlantic City is ministration moved into the Bor- Mrs, Jack Stein, program chair parents and children alike, as parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. wonderful. At no time, was man and Mrs, Al Carpenter, presl Item on the agenda for both the Hall, children and the older students as the new school term approach- itid. Still, I have my McCauley, Sr., of this borough; found the food and accomoda dent. es. to consider — and;Simons also served as engineer two brothers. Richard A., Jr., andMrs. Skiba Rites tions excellent. "It was a won I hey ready themselves for the be- for Middlesex County for four Archibald of Dunellen, and four derful experience," Mr. Qu ginning of a new school year. All the articles fpund in the 1 my COlleagUeS tolling ]yea|.s aIHi, diirinu World War II,sisters, Mrs. Walter J. Elliot, Mrs. added. ' PLAN BUS TRIP special jection of this news- )ioilirtg sun U) provide!supervised construction at U. S.Robert Honickev, and the Misses Largely Attended CARTERET — The Polish Wo- BLOCK DANCE TONIGHT ', paper were specially written ;Navv in Oamden and Joanne and Martha McCauley, SLATE FOOD SALE men's Alliance Group 799 of Car CARTERET - The block dances for It. These articles discuss the nsh'for us all while I the Chicago naval district. all of Dunellen. CARTERET — Many relatives, CARTERET 4- The P.TA. teret will sponsor a bis trip held by the recreation department needs of school children, from friends and neighbors attended beginners to college students. merely to play? He later directed construction The funeral will' be from the the St. DemetriHs Ukrainian Oi the Franciscian Friers in Gray- on Friday evenings will be held yesterday morning the funeral of moor, New Vork, on September at the high school tennis court They deal with the mental as • • • « of the Budwfiser Brewery in Sheenan Funeral Home, 233 Dun- 1 thodox "Church will hold a pirogy Mrs. Anna Sweda Skiba, 51 Lin- well as the physical "aspects of cabbage roll, cake, pie and breai 9. Anyone wishing reservations tonight at 8:3p P.M. The popular 1 Newark and the International ellen Avenu*, Dunellen. getting the children ready for < fishermen are gone coln Avenue, who died at thesale on Thursday, August 30, -should contact Mrs. Alexandei "Polka Spots" will furnish the 'lephone Building in Nutley. school, Perth Amboy General Hospital. from 11 to 2 P. M. in the com- Bastak, 72 Carteret Avenue, CA music for dancing. All local resi- "mi's. I ruminate over For many years hP had b*en She was the wife of former Mayor PTA TO MEET Advance orders may be made 1-7382, or Mrs. Walter Wnukow dents are invited to attend. Ad- skill, their prowess, membw of the New Jersey CARTERET — The first regular Stepjien ifkiba. EnsinemtiR Society and the local by calling the community center. meeting of the Sflcred Heart P.T.A. A high mass of requiem was of- Three firokup Brothers •Ifxterlty withTod and< 'hnodore Roosevelt Lodge of will be held Thursday, September 1 1 fered in St. Elias Greelf Catholic having no such profi- 6, In the churjh hall. Activities Church of which she was a com- List Service Addresses He leaves n wife. School Nurse planned for the future are a card • envy thdrs, I can municant by Rev. Augustine Med- CARTERET—Cpl. Fred Brokup, Elizabeth Fczza Simons, two sons, party to be held In November and i; viuy. Interment was in St. Ger- son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Biqkup, n talent sale and Christmas party --iund the bitter disap- 'redeiick Furber, Jr., a graduate trude's Cemetery, Colonia. There 517 Roosevelt Avenue, is home on l:ii|i nt which'lmust come tudent at the University'of Chi- to be held in December! Mrs. Ches- were many floral tributes. Bearers a 17-day furlough from Fort ter Mogelesky waa named chair- : :ago, and Francis C, a jenior in were Michael, Stephen and Jo- Campbell, Ky. His present ad-.' "'sistance on the reel Plngry prop School, BHzabeth, man for i the {ujjura events with s«nh Sweda, Louis and Frar|k dres.s is as follows: Cp!.,Fred Bro- Mrs. John Krt^sak named as pub- t'-^ itself as an old over-and a brother, Francis L. of Dal- Skiba and Andrew Holencsak. | kup, 101th Hq. Service C04 Fort licity chairman. sight on tHe burr of on. Mass. Oik Wednesday night, members Campbell, Ky. * | l;''.v hook. Ftyhing is no of tjie Carteret Qeneral Democra- Tlw addresses of his brothers tic Organization and county com- stationed In Kentucky and Japan 1 '"i' the Impatient, for 'Appy Finds TV Work Fun; mitteemen and women visited the rt'iipecilvely are as follows: Pvt. :iiUl or heart or hand, Synowleckl Funeral Home, 46 At- Alfivil Brokui), Co. C, 7th Btln^ 3rd Training Rest. Inf.. U.S.A.T.C. lijlti lantic sVeet, to pay tribute to keptic. For me, flsh- Started His Career at 13Mrs. Skiba. Aiiiioit'cl Div., Fort Knox, Ky; and 1 J^t no sport, period. CARTERET — if Stephen J- 296 Perilling Avenue. He closed Surviving, besides her liusband, Pit Arthur K. Brokup, A Co., 3rd K'ntiiiu't-r Btln., 3rd Marine Rein- * » * AUDVI Hodroskl has his *yay, the store when he joined, the are a daughter. Mrs. Robert Shan- there would be two television sets National -Guards, bfut during the non, Beachwood: two sons, Wil- lon-i-iiii'iit, 3rd Miirine Uiv., Rein- 1111 ftijcvmenb P.M.F., c 0 F.P o. San in ever'v home and old one and succeeding five yeats, he provided liam of Avehel and Stephen Jr., time to time there I'YiiiirUcu, Cal. klls TV and radio service from his at-home; her mother, Mrs. Pauline some cheery,'but a new. one. When a TV set (joes on the home. Sweda, thls-boroush; three .broth- word Worn- our sild Hodroski, "Uie house-] pOr nearly two years, he wasera, Michael Stephen and Joseph Ithn Sweda, all this borough und two I'T i Seeking Volunteer* sent by radio-; holdir wants it repaireied withiithin quat|ft|fy controtl man, att a TVV fac f - l! f grandchildren. ' To Help Paint School ""« i-om their craft tx| ininutes" More than UOOO parts tory m New Brunswick. Then he make up the television! median- decided to get his own place. He Tll CARTERET- Mrs. John Wolski, ey juat haven't ism he points out, and there Is pU(,u p a building At- 205 Roose- School for Reservists the pi eijldtnt of the Holy Family P. T, "running" area no way of telling in advunoe how vfllt Avenue, doing 90 per cent of To Sturt September 10 /V-. is appealing tw more volunteer i but are fast Upon it and , it will take to locate the the work himself. H« was assls- winkers to help with the [minting lnv rause of trouble- A job may be ted now and then by his brothers, CARTERET — Borough Po- of the classrooms of the Holy inomenti the rhythr done in fifteen minutes or may Prank and Bill, lice reservists have been invited Family School. llk'k of a half-dozen take all day.! Mr. Hodroskl got his nickname I to attend the second County Po- -The owner who tinkers with Mrs. Wolski stated that the neiy Wl from the neighborhood lice Reserve Training School windows ln the school have been 'l sound totiljnal the TV set often makes the trouble *ppy 1(1 sponsored by the Middlesex Installed and the ceilmss o{ thai swing opln the Ice Mr. Hodroskl said thiuiB for ing apples, or other fruit. It stuck County Civil Defense. classrooms have been palntwj' lhe ADDED 1'KOTKCl'lON: Here -are the seven new meiHtyrs ul the (Vrtvrt't Police l)ri»tu linrnt in .'"'• <;atoh now immi Mr. Hodroski's eni, easy to with him. He was bom and bro- .The course will be held at St. j leaving the walls and trim to be a tiiiiiorin left to lie lit DcVVitt l>(>M-ln-r, Ualyli 1'f'tis, Alli.ll K.ishd I.IIHUIU Birdika. John Kims the TV or radio ett.y , carteret. He i married Thomas Church. Old Bridge, from j done. Volimttfers seekuig Uifonna, "'*' overshoes, I un Ui llt upl n 5 Albert Dydiih und Tlmnms Vci uiuiilu. ,\\M slttuil m in Hit: IwiKeioumi Is ( uuiallnuu Joliu see He started years to thh e formef r LilliaLilli n SimonSim . TheThey September 10 to December J (f'tlrmn Complete* play n Swedish h:ilM)iwd Indlnn In HIP wny nf M rn] *S7. Joseph's Churoh Scene 3 New Teachers News From Montgomery Cllft was recovered for (not WPRI\ sufficiently from his lnj«rl?s suf- Six Weeks Training Don Hartman has siRned Saphi > fered in a rpcent automobile acci- father suits an,| ,,n;i| Sammy Fuller recently made n 1-oren for "Desire Under Tlu Of Miss Rakovic Bridal CARTERET--Jantes M. ailraln, To Assume Duties flvp-plrturc deal with R K. O. to dent that the film. "Ralntree big hit last winter ;,nii son of J»mM J. OUrain, 88 Fitch Sims," end would like so mucn CARTERET — St. Joseph's and penrln. Slip carried Eucharl*- write, produce and direct. When Country," with Elbabeth Taylor, he in demand this fan ,lh Street, completed six weeks train- Three nrw teachers will make to set Marlon Brando, also. He will be resumed the latter part or he finishes "Run on the Arrow," Printed kid will Kt<.:ii tii. Imv.-li was the scene of a pretty tic lilies and stophanotls. ing in the Platoon Leaders Class at their appearance. They AW Miss may get him, too. this month. he will start work on "The Bin The designers t. n „', «iii(;;:u; Huturday afternoon when Miss Irene Rakovic, the bride's the" Marine Corps Schools, Quan- Gwendolyn Brown who will be M:^ Elennnr Ann Rakovic, datljh- sister, served her ns- maid of honor, tico, Va., July 27. I In Washington" School and Wll- jRed One," a stnry of the Fight- The U. S. Government has can look tall win, ,, asked the British Government tn Bulky knitted Jackets with vel- ir r iif Mr und Mrs. John Rakovic, while the Misses Charlotte Adams By completing two such training Ham Bohm. who will teach In the ing Fifth in World War I, As his waist. Many ot tin. hvx intervene in cnllrctinu $1,000,009 vet or soft wool collars are news 1 Pink PI, this borough, became periods while In college, he will be- High School and Robert Mullen. third film, he has "Sands of the coats will reaturi' » ]lit and Ann Tjuslak, Sewaren, cou- .These Items are just as at home :•.'>' i)!i(ln of Algls Pftbarclus. son come eligible for appointment as A meeting of all principals will Sahara," a Foreign Legion tale, In back taxes from Comedian which Is supposed I,' sins of the bride were present as Chaajie Chap'in. who has re- I lunching in town as on the cam- of Mr. Hronp Pabarclui, Chicago. a second lieutenant In the Marine be held at Mr. Quin's office, and after that, "Iron Kiss," which Inches to your hci"hi i bridesmaids. nounced his U. s. citizenship to pus. Make sure you choose one : Tlir rioiible-rlnR ceremony wfta Corps after receiving tys bac- Thursday, September 0. he would like to produce first as know about this, but, i, i " calaureate degree. live abroid, with brass buttons for this, too, j'crfmmi'd by Rev. LOuls M. Cort- Acting ns best man was Jlytas Meanwhile custodians of th« a stage play. is a new highlight. Brass buttons, tlons we have .scP1) ',,' iicy, (>RM. pastor of the Clttirch. Bablclu of Cleveland. Algls Ze- schools are busy putting finishing brass Jewelry, brass buckles, brass birds. Joe Cotten and VI vet?. LJndfors Perle Mesta, our well known J'scottcd to the alter by her maltis of Boston and Rimas Qaska TICKETS FOR HOLY DAYS tsuches to the buildings. They Joe Cotten knd Vlvec:-. Llndfors hair pins, all will be big favorites. of Chicago ushered. will be co-starred in "The Hftlll- and greatly respected former Am- father, the bride WOM a full length Sale of tickets for high Holy were praised today by Edward J. Slender brass heels for sport and Dolan, Jr., president of the board da» Brand" Vlveca, who is cur- ibassador to Luxembourg will ap- Businessmen ex\w\. ,1(1 r.n'M! of .silk organai with a train Tlie couple Intend to live In days will be held at the Congre- cocktail shoes will make a hit with declinp. of education' for a "splendid job." rently jjtaying a Russian princess pear with Groucho Marx in "You of lure, bodice of Chantilty lace Chicago, where the groom will gation of Loving Justice on Thurs- The school buildings underwent ami u neckline Set With aequhn teach at the University of Chi- day evening. August 30, from 7 cago. The bride Is a graduate of to 9 P. M. | considerable improvements. The Carteret High School anB was interior of the Washington School CARD OF THANKS All those planning to attend employed at the fisso Research the services are re

School days are coming * ., and with them conn1 the greater need for safe driving. Yes, a watch- word for drivers: Watch out for children near schools ... and practice the ABCs of sale DOES SaMUOH... driving at all times. As the youngsters head COSTi SO LITTLE! back to class, safe driving is especially im-

It'p easy to forget how many jobs Reddy Kilowatt portant in school zones. But remember, on an\ does in a hpme, His services are just taken for street, there may be children on thti way to or granted. That's fine! But it's nice to know THE SERVICE that the cost of his services has been from school or at play. Be safe ... not sorry YOU WANT less and tyss over the years! ... be always reaty to stop for kids on thje go! ::. is easy to find in the bandy Yellow Pa|M of your telephone boot / SEE: Catoivn THE BOROUGH OF .CARTERET Cleaning aad Dyttag Exterminating Waterproofing ' Weaving and Hwtdtaf FRANK BAREFORD, Mayor LpndMapc Castncton InmUtkm Contntton , COUJNCIliviEN You can find maeooe to do anything.-..loo* v John Nemish - President Edmund Urbanski YELLOW Edward CKrentar falter Sullivan PAGES Richard Donovan John fiutnick

HEW JUSOf BiTBJBKW COtrMff KHI-;T PHESS \I)1K FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1950 PAGE THREE \rainian Day Plans Set; Calvary Baptists of Columbm ffair on September 2nd Outline* Plan* for Fall PARKVIEW PATTER List Activities CARTF.RET A schedule of, 1 MRS. ROSR RO8F.NBAIIM MRS. DOROTIIV HKrWORTtl K|.:T . Final Plans for to her recently while she urtivirins (or the next three annual Ukrainian was a CARTE CA-I-1S4I CA-1I1M patient at the Medical Center RET — The Women's immth.s was outlined by Carey [ , „,.(] hy the combined Ulld of Calvar t in New York city A «necial ° y Baptist Church Av.emiilv. Fourth Degree Knights' llf si. Demetrius Church prize donated by Mrs Tecla Carr Undcr the ICRd(irsn|P of Mis Dougla S Brown wl nolf1 •f Columhus. during Its meeting Carteret parents will be happy celebrated her ninth on August 20. ( |irin!, made. Steve Stek was awarded to Mrs. Anna Kama - ' " *ts regu- tn Mnnrlnv night, AuRimt 20, In the to learn that the 1956-57 school Con«r«tul,»;ions to Mrs Roy •„, i.esky ai"« e co- St. Demetrius Men's Club lar monthly meeting this evening at 7:30 at tne home of Mrs IjOllls Culiinihian Club, 'year will resume shortly, St. Jo- Jackson of 71 lUfMmnn Street. ,n",.[ tiie affair which will AH members of st Demprriii. - !sepr i nnd H lv .,, j|,p si. Demetrius Com- M 01(; 94 Wasnln tOn The shediile was announced 9 Family pnrochinl Michael Peluso. 112 Daniel Street, Church I Matus will preach on, "Does Mis- Cily A communion and break- on thp ,,,, ',,k will direct t|ie pro- Candlrs on Their C«ke ! arrival of a baby «irl, born HMtio lit. »i. wlth the fortuntuiiuiiee Holnoiad IOU uowny /me fast, will be held November 11. ;,. f,,ik dances ttt1 b« pre- Happy birthday to Donna Drakr [ Auwist 10. divine liturgy to be celebrated at choirs will abo participate in'this with distribution of communion 1 !,, i he student* of Car- 8, A. M. Traditional blessing of Service in St. Joseph's Church and theif 112 Hagnman who passed her Concnuuiations to Mr. and Mr*. ii of Dancing. herbs and flowers win take place m the evening at 6:30 P. M. the breakfast following at the Co-list milestone on August 19. j Dale HtsKln.v 48 BIBrch Street on of the Sisterhood of at the conclusion of the liturgy. "Happy Hour" song service and lumbian Club. A dinner-dance will Birthday greetinus to Oeraldlne j the arrival of a baby boy, born Miller of 118 Hagaman St. who August 13 Virgin Mary was held u , " Devotional. This will also be the be held November 18 at the club ,,-h hall last night for Hebrew Sisterhood la8t opportunity to shake hands NA1WY KM1IA 1)1 UK for members and wives. of selecting the menu 'with our organist, Mr. Arthur Movies of World War II were ENGAGED TO WEI): Mr. and Mrs. Edward t>ube. 22 Dorothy Catholic Veteran* , to prepare dtftjrent Csete, who Is leaving for a three shown by Bednarz after the busi- Winners Listed Street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Emily, member* of in the U. S. Marines. ness session. To Honor Leatlert g »ew CARTERET - At a committeer to James B. Kovacs, 100 Herman Street, son of thr late Mr. and nod will take charge of meeting of the United Hebrew Mrs. Kovacs, Miss Dube is a graduate of Carterrt With School By Rec Chairman CARTERET -C. W. V. Post 797 :-,)• department: Mrs. Sisterhood held recently, Mrs. and is employed by the Karitun Arscnel, Metuphen. Her (lance and auxiliary will be host to a :iw,v. Mrs. Anna Kawen- Louis Brown, president, appointed banquet honorlnu the pnst county attended Carteret Schools and served two years with the I). S. ON^THE Dr. Edward Krentar. recreation j'.mllne Skocypec, Mrs. the following committee for the commander. John Arva, imd past K^lwo Navy. He is self employed. A December wedding is planned. chairman announces the following i;,;ir. Mrs. Anna Lesky, calendar project: Co-chairmen, county president, Betty Fazekas. Mrs. Leo Goldberg and Mrs. How- winners In the weekly playKround ,, can-, Mrs, Anna Cho- SCREEN The affair will be held Septem- ard Wurzel, assisted by Mrs. Sam- Son bom to Mr. and Mrs. Irving contests as follows: 42 youngsters Mary Dumansky, Mrs. ber 15. at 7 P. M. in the St. Ella* uel Bresiow, Mrs. Edward Ulman, tenge. 25 Salem Avenue, at the Miss Jean Wnukowski Wed TARDNERS. took part in the watermelon con- Hall. Ticket chairmen are Mrs. n.imburak, MM. 8alo- Mrs. Morris Ulman, Mrs. Theo- 'erth Amboy General Hospital, test held at the Washinnton \lrs. Mary Polehonkl. While this Dean Martin and Ann Gavron nnd Mrs. Margaret dore Chenkln, Mrs. Stanley Katz, .ugust 17. School playground with the fol-Garai. General chairmen of the Li Kokolus, Mrs. Anna Mrs. Morey Shulman, Mrs. Stan- To John Wesley Etheridge Jerry Lewis comedy is allegedly lowing winners: Diana LitivVnskl. : Mary Wasylyk. Mrs. based on the tuneful Big Crosby affair are Mr. Lndisltui.s Nemeth ford Baron, Mrs. Sidney Katz, Mrs. Daughter born to Mr,, and Mrs. CARTERET — Miss Jekn Wnu- 952 and was graduated with James Bacill, Mary Dreboty and and Mr. James Gyurlcs. .•\k. Mrs. Lucy Kuznlak, living Lcvitz, Mrs. Nathan Jacoby, Street. August 17, at the Perth kowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.a bachelor of science degree In vehicle of 1936 "Rhythm on theKitty Fields; Grant Avenue play- :•* I.ukaszkewicz, Mrs. Range," the similarity is hard to Mis, Albeit Miller, Mrs. Phillip \mboy General Hospital. Frank Wnukowski, 8 East Oak business education this year from ground, costume winners were: TO RETURN HOME HKiypocski, Mrs. Cath- find. Chodosh, Mrs. Ruben Qreenberg, Street, became the bride of John Rider College, where he was a cutest costume, Gene Yapchtnskl; CARTERET - Mrs. Klmira •Miiiinifka, Mrs. Aniela Mrs. Max Gruhin, Mrs. S.'Baine, Dean Martin, handsome' fore Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.Wesley Etheridge, son of Mr. andmember of Phi Sigma Epsilon most original, Elaine Truck; fun- Martin, wife of GPOTKC E. Mar- Mrs. Mary Oavor, Mrs. Mrs. Leon Qreenwald, Mrs. Aaron man of the K Ranch — tall In th tephen Szabo, 121 Longfellow Mrs. Vernon Etheridge, 30 Hay-Fraternity. He will begin .teach- niest, Pat Kerchapski; best look- tin. 113 Oeoret' Street, who un- Mrs. Paras- Sackheim, Mrs. Jack Stein and Street, at the Perth Amboy Ocn- ward Avenue in the First Presby- ing in September at Hanover Park saddle and quick on the draw — Ing, Georgette Slotwlnskl: most and Mrs. Seraflna and Jerry Lewis, weak and pam- derwent an operation last week at Mrs. Samuel Rosenbaum. The first ral Hospital, August 17. terian Church Saturday after- Regional High School, Florham foreign, Marcelle Menda; most the Orange Memorial Hospital, board meeting of the new season pered son of millionairess New noon. Rev. Malcolm G. Brown, Park. weird, A. Symborski; U.S. Metals Orange, is expected to return to :r.ri'tinR was opened by will be held Monday. Septembei Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.minister of the church performed Yorker, Agnes Morehead, join playground: uie eating contest forces in the wild and wooly West. her home this week-end. iciTd by Rev. John 10, nt the home of Mrs. Meyer Carl Fabio, 28 Belafsky Avenue, the ceremony. TO MEET SUNDAY winners were Dolores Stranic. Rosenblum, Fitch Street. at the Perth Amboy General Hos- The City Line Social and Ath-Their fathers, coincidental^, were Dot Turk, Gerry Smoth and Jerry :IP spiritual advisor of Given in marriage by her fa- killed years before by masked pital, August 18, letic Club will hold its regular Johnson; West Carteret play- mid. It was attended BRIEFS— ther, the bride was dressed In a raiders, and now another group of Suhday, August 26, at 3:30 P. M. ground: doughnut contest with i cis of the St. Ann's The Sacred Heart Church PTA gown of Chantilly lace with a villains seems intent on doing the Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. in the clubrooms. 53 youngsters participating win- :i(l St. Demetrius P.T.A. will hold it* first meeting of the scalloped Sabrina neckline and same to the sons. Albin Arva, 58 John Street, at the Plans will be completed for the ners were: Carol Markanicz, Pat- llundiak thanked the season. September 6, when plans a three-tiered skirt with a pep- second annual family picnic to be How the cowardly Jerry Lewis, MRS. ( IIKIST1NK KRKIDI.KR i their gift presented for fall will be outlined. Perth Amboy General Hospital, lurn of lace and tulle over satin. ;y Mlsdom, Andrew Majsztrek and August 19. i held in September. Stephen Alach desperately anxious to become an CARTERET - Mrs. Christine She wore sequin and pearl trim- is chairman of the affair. authentic cowpoke and pal ofRay Whltehead; Park playground Mossbacher Krcldler, 128 Heald 1 med lace pillbox with scallops in Dean Martin, Is persuaded to be-cutest, A. Bagala; most original Street, died Wednesday at Beth DauRhter born to Mr. and Mrs.front attached to a fingertip veil. Motorists should be on the come a sheriff and how he and hisM. Musco; best looking, Elaine I I Joseph Lemaszewskl, 215 Pershlng Israel Hospital. Newark. Born in Talk at long «• you llk«- The bride was attended by alert for signs designating side-kick rid the ranch of raiders Phillips; funniest, A. Muso; for- wilkes Barre, Pa., Mrs. Kreldler Avenue, at the Perth Amboy Gen- school areas. Drive carefully. is something to see. I Miss Rosalyn Dersham of Miff- eign looking, Patty Ringwood and residcd licit 16 years. She was the I eral Hospital, August 20, linburg, Pa., as maid of honor The pair do'a pretty fair Job on the most wlerd, Charles DeQrace. w[dow „[ Norman Kreldler. phone rates for • Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Thomas Gibson of Carteret servec the title tune, while Dean gives She was ii communicant of St. Kamichoff, 4 Clauss Street, at the as best man. a professional rendition of the lilt- Joseph's Church, a member of the extra minutes Rahway Memorial Hospital, Au- Ing "Me \\ You 'n the Moon.' Altar rtosnry Society of the The bride chose a white lace Jerry gets his chance for a solo I gust 21. Mrs. Kamichoff is thesheath dress trimmed with black church and Court Fldelis, Catho- are cheap in the sguare-dance-type ditty lic Daughters. Surviving are a former Theresa Carr. velvet, white, accessories and a called "Buckskin Beauty." .son, Jiiscph, this borough: three V 3 minute call to RICHMOND 70^ I corsase o( two white orchids for Others in the cast include Jeff ' extra minute*, each only.. Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.a wedding trip to Mt. Airy Lodge, alstiTs, Mrs. Joseph Pettinser, 1 Richard Gray, 562 Roosevelt Ave- Morrow, John Baragrey, Lori Nel- .Mis. Joseph Biiel, and Miss Su- Mt. Pocono. son and ack Loughery. ^-"' ititioniittlram NEWAKK iftn ( P.M. n4 nue, at St. Elizabeth Hospital, san, nil Wilkes Barre; three bro- 1 til iliy Sundiy. 10S F«l. Ui Ml include m Elizabeth. Mrs. Gray is the former A graduate of Carteret High th IM-.S, Christian Mossbacher, Beverly Minely. School, Class of 1955, and the •THL LAST TEN DAVS." Silver Springs, Md.. and Nicho- Franklin School of Science and Made in Austria and adapted by las Mossljiicher, Boston, and one Arts in Philadelphia In 1956, the Erich Maria Remarque from the bride is employed in the office of noval by a Nurenberg trial judge, this story illustrates the chaos and The body was taken to the home Rockford Furniture in Wood- of the son, Joseph. 128 Lowell HULAND PROUDLY PRESENTS bridge. hysteria of the final days when Hitler's armies were disintegrating Street, and will be sent to Wilkes Her husband graduated from Barre tomorrow by the Lyman Carteret High School, Class of on all fronts and everyone but Hitler knew the end was near. Funeral Home for services and .The role of Hitler is convincing- interment there. BORN WJTH 10 TEETH ly portrayefl by Albin Skoda, and North HollywQod, Calif,—James alternates between hysterical con- PATRICIA ANN IlltU KO Fit for back-to-schoolers Meeks, 10 pounds, 10 ounces, was niptions to cold, unemotional CARTERET — Patricia Ann born also with 10 teeth. Baby EASY, JUNIOR! . . . Mother ele- KEYNOTER . . . Kentucky's Hrii'ko, S, daughter of Mr. and phant uses her trunk to help moodlneBs, and shows him going James has more teeth than his about the business of marrying his Gov. Frank K. Clement, 36, will Mrs. Cyril Hricko. 43 McKinley brother, Lewis, Jr., who is nearly steady wobbly-legged infant In deliver keynote address at Demo- Avenue, died in Paul Kimball M« at Budapest, Hungary. mistress, Eva Braun, and commit- Bonnie Laddie Shoes 2. ting suicide. cratic National convention open- Hospital, Lakewood, The film Is an absorbing, and ing In Chicago Aug. 13. Also surviving are the child's rather .remarkable documentary maternal grandmother, Mis. Mary drama, directed in masterly fash- CONVICTIONS UP Wolfs. PackviUe, p . Get Your Back-to-School Haircut J. Edgar Hoover, Director of a ion and acted with extraordinary The funeral took place Satur- In Air Conditioned Comfort .•ealistn by a competent cast. the Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion, has announced tljat 94.6 perday morning from the Lyman cent of the cases the bureau Funeral Home, 21 Locust Street. We Specialize in CREW SMALL BUSINESS LOANS brought to trial in 1955 resulted Services were conducted In St, Jo- seph's Church by ,Rov. Aloyslus CUTS & FLAT TOPS The Small Business Administra- in convictions. Convictions were Our Bonnie Laddie jho« by Sundial tion reported that during the year at 96 per cent in the precedins Bolnnd, OSM. Interment was in ending June 30, it had doubled fiscal year.- In an annual report, | St. J^imcs' Cemetery, Woodbridge are styled to fit growing feet and its lending activity, approving 5,- Mr. Hoover noted fines," savings)Bearep were James Angelo, there's comfort to >pare in every pair. Your child < ft/mum] 224 loans, worth $126,379,581 to and recoveries in F.B.I, qases had Charles Kolbran, Archie Carter, • imall businesses of the nation. exceeded $123,000,000, an all-time Roger Knolok, Peter Kwolek and will love our many styles, and you'll appreciatcthe 0 BARBER SHOP This compared with 2,258 for $63,- high and more than double the) James Zenneo. &48,000 in the preceding fiscal previous year's figure, The bu- long wear each will give. „, 1176 Roosevelt Avenue, West Cartere i ..4 year. The average business loan reau apprehended 8,755 fugitive,1), MRS. MARY KAPALO last year was for $42,500 and rups during the year. CARTERET - Mrs. Mary Ka- Bring your back-to-schoolers in soon. Let UJ for five year's. There were 3,309 palo, i McKinley Avenue, died scientifically fit him or her to a smart pair of disaster loans made last year tot LOYALTY Friday at her home. A borough $44,402,263. The average was $1?,- Since little Johnnie's personal resident for the past 55 years shej Bonnie Laddie shoes by Sundial. We have 400. horizon had been greatly extended waa a communicant of St. Eliza- a wonderful selection right now, . by several months at kindergar- beth's Church. She was a member ten, his mother decided to inquire of the Holy Mary Society and FALLEN WIRE KILLS 2 concerning his current loyalties ' Durban, South Africa. — W. J. White Carnation Grave, 34 S4.95 to $7.50 Cronje, a farmer, 6hot at a bird "Dear," said she, "whom do youWoodmen Circle. Wife of the late lpve the best?" • j AcvordliiB In Size Sitting on overhead power lines. Stephen Kanalo and mother of The shot knocked down the lines, i The youngster ' pondered the the late Mrs. Frank Mille, she which sriort-clrculted and (started iuery soberly and then replied is survived byf three daughters, a grass fire. '"Well, I love you best, Mommle Mrs. John SUito mid Mrs. Jo- 14-year-old son died when they and Daddy next best, and mysoph Slinsky, ihls borough, anil tried to put out the fire and came teacher th/* least. And in between Mrs. James 'Biggins, Chicagp, In contact with the exposed wires. three grandchildren and a gre^t grandchild. The funeral was held from the Synowieckl Funeral Home. 46 At- lantic Street, Monday morning. A |iigh mas of requiem was of- Complete School Outfits fered in 3t.». JHizabeth's Church by Rev. A. J. yuber. Interment - Including - was in St. J&mes' Cemetery. Woodbridge. Members, of White . ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES Carnation Giwe acted as honor- ary bearers. Active betueivs, mem- IDS: GET YOUR FREE GIFT!! - At - bers of the H,pJy Mary (Society we.it; Stephen Sulmy, John Mak- I kul. Steven Ku^li, John Chltjmar, LOW, LOW PRICES!! Michut'l Laku'tos and John BACK-TO-SCHOOL WEAR! I,AHC;I:ST SliXKCTION ZAWACKI FUNERAL AT LOWKST I'KICKS! CARTEHET The funeral of Frank Zawaiki. 20 Division Street, vas »ffei'e(t in the Holy Department Store Family Church by Kev. M. A, 67 WASHINGTON AVE- Kuiiopka, pastor. Interment was in St. Gertrude's CVmetery, Co- CARTERET, N. J. r*> URE HOURS: Mou. to Wed. IWi. Tl.u«. »-«,FrL »•», Sat. 9-7 kl arid Anthony TuchobJd. CARTERS? m, FRTDAY, AUGUST 24, Icrntly rrlciisi'U, 'The \\ PAGE FOtTR 'Bees." Both pirtn'i,,. '* s iis TV show, arc in:,r'],.' to live In peace. It would be too usplces of Goirin' "n' JlrtlCh to CXpCCt *"rtft ItllHOiftnn Wl Port Reading iradfd by forsake their Ideology In favor ^ imn ;„„, of ours, but ft meeting of minds j and personal contacts might Personals mi Biondway, Another Broadwuy MICROSCOPE After four veins limed to Hollywood (,„ prove to the Russians that we 'k bi'forr tlio are as sincerely dedicated to our hilririii Nr;il h li one screen role. Tins' way of life a« they are to theirs cuiiirriiK for imollirr mnvic iisslgn- Henry Sllva, who iiTlni]v tin* sinned with Ella ON and that we are not crying to meiit. in "A Hatful of nillir Kw cn-stiir ill Ills projected have our sou!/s saved by them. By MRS. to c play a one-eyed mm,t, production of "A Pncc in the Russian leadership has made JOHN T. lumbla's "The Ciipir- ' Crowd," with Andy Griffith, for va's only other mm many mistakes In Its Interna- MrltONNEU. '•'••"rk Winner Brothers. The picture will "Viva Zapata.' COMMUNISM tional relationships. Krushchev IS Si*lh SUtel be marie in PIHKOH, Ark.; Mem- even admits to some of these Port Rradlnc phis. Tenn., and New York. Miss Pay Wray win \Km, errors. Some of these mistakes Noal's most recent Broadway suc- John Saxon's ninth,., t)|f (for which we all paid dearly) WO-H-im-W cess WHS in Tennessee Williams' story of teen-aRe mmmm were the result of Soviet Ignor- drama, "Cat on * Hdt Tin Roof." By DB. ALEXANDER BAIJNRV Lottery winnings, prizes for Love." Ml»s Wrny ,,H outstanding production or ser- ance of Western strength and completed another ii.| (Assistant professor of ec- vice to the state as well as high democratic ways. If, by under- Henry Fonda i who has also been "Tammy." onomics and specialist In Rus- . -Sundra, LuiTttine ;md Williiim salaries for important positions standing each other better, both appearing on Broadway for the sian affairs and economic*. Conrun, III, n.i ces wud neuhew of j enable some Soviet citizens to sides avoid costly errors there past several years > and Anthony Swimming I ,SS(I1,, Rtitgers University, the Stnte Mr. and Mrs. John T. McDonnell i POZNAN VICTIM . . . Mourners :itlir-r :it hiirhil «l accumulate respectable f o r - will be a net gain for all con- B Perkins will co-star in "The Tin The oidtlmer sat Clli University of New Jersey.) cerned. and Mrs. Daniel J. McDennell will | one of 38 persons killed in revolt agiilnsl cnmiminlst government. Star" for Paramount. The screen tunes. At death such nn ac- >ave for Germany by plane Satur-1 Dftnk. obviously invln:i|1 ,i EDITOR'S NOTE — Thin Is cumulation may We beqeathed to It Is this writer's Judgment ploy is about a western sheriff who though the nshtnn sect,,,' the last of f«ur columns Dr. day to join their lather. ta/Sgt.' is pressed for money and turns one's survivors. The Inheritance that the younger members of William H.Conran, Jr. jfllclally opened, i sl(1(lt|| feallnky has written to describe the Soviet delegation are genu- In his badge to hunt criminals as him quietly for s^. tax ililt* the Income taxi Is far —The advertisement committee the visit of a dflet-aiion of Rus- less steep and far less progres- inely misinformed about the R private citizen for the reward Turning suddenly, h, ;,sy sian bankers to his home. Thf for the annual minstrel to be a game warden?" sive in the U.Sflit. than it Is West and sincerity dedicated to sponsored by the Auxiliary of Port money. bankers were attending the In- in the United States. Oergsh- the Soviet system. They repre- Mamie Van Doren and Marie "Y»a" i lied, fiuunn, ternational Banking Summer Heading Fire Company, will meet him a little. chfnko defended the institution sent the "New Soviet Man" at Monday night and each succeeding j Windsor have Joined Lex Barker School at Rutrers University of inheritance under commu- his best or worst, If you will. and his co-star, Anne Bancroft, Apparently unrufrinl and accepted his Invitation to Monday night at the home of Mrs. nism by pointing out that even These are the future leaders of Joseph Nevis, chairman, School ;in "Black Stockings," a mystery man began to move \\[t] visit their first American home.! fortunes are earned by hard 8ovlet society. World peace may Street, at 8 o'clock. Minstrel re- i melodrama, which is being made pole vigorously from M^ ] i work and not by exploiting the yet hang on their personal hearsal are being hetd eai.ii Tues- In Utah. Finally he lifted u,,, The Soviet citizens may either working class. knowledge of Western tradition. day night at 8 o'clock at the flre- Women will have a feast for the water. "Just i(1 place their savings In banks or how to swim," he expl.i,, An account of a visit of So-. Of the head of the delegation, house. their eyes In Olivia De Havllland'i they may buy government bonds Oerashchenko, one must reserve newest film, "Ambassador's Ing to a minnow at n -, The return on government bonds vlet delegates to my home would —The annual picnic of St. An- pole. not be oomplete without a few judgment. He is a complex mix- thony^ parish will be held Sun- Daughter," which wu made In and the form of that return has ture of the old and the new. One Pails The clothes she wears are varied from time to time. Cur- personal iJbservations and com- day at Maple Tree Fnrm. The ments, bt- what importance was gets the feeling that he knows a/fair is open to the public. 'just out of this world." ORANPMA'B ANHWi it rently, bond-holders receive two far more than he tells. I have Grandma was tclhn• forms of income. THey receive an such a bit "cultural exchange?" [ Richard Eyer, that fine little ac- !: seen the subtle—and then not- about h$r day in (n:ci Interest payment as well as the Surely, If the Russians came to so-subtle — way by which tor who has had some hefty fa- Impress us with the fact that Ithers on the screen — Frederic met such a pleacim •. ( possibility of winning additional Gerashchtnko continues to train In th« tnin," she -;,,:: money In a state bemd lottery. communists do not have horns, the younger men under his wing. March, Gary Cooper and Steve then they should also be able Cochran, will have Van Johnson jfered to give me the vim Each month a lottery is held We can only hope that the Kentucky Derby." and winning numbers (taken to carry back with them the for his daddy In Metro's "Scan- younger ones like the Pelenkov's "And did he? from serial numbers on bonds) fact that not all Americans have and the Dudarev's have not yet CFtOOSE IF. S. , . . Mr». John McGulre of St. Louis. Mo., break- dal."

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PAL News and Sports 'Round Town te£$ BENNT All Toon ARers are askeri to >«' present, at the Recreation out- door d.-mcp tonight at the Tennis Court. The Polka Sports linve hem enuaRpd to furnish the mn- •;ic fur tonight and next Friday. l.nsl Fiidav a nloe crowd o, leen- enjoyed themteiws and ,..,i ed to .->ome good musk'. Vtat-' irinK on the Holka S;>o:ts BIT ;'hBrlrs at the piano. 1 suppose it is too early to talk [ ibout football, but a week from tomorrow the High School foot- '>all squad will begin to practice J for thr 1956 season. A lot of the boy? are in fins shape nnri only limp will tell what the prospects wlil be. Replacements will have to lie found for players like Bobby Filzula, Tommy D'Zurilla, Ernie Rohaly, Joe Nardi, Steve Dorko, maybe a few Rood transfers will KECRFATiON LEAGUES' "NO HITTERS": Th-rf have bfrn elshl mi hit names |iitclW In the move to Carteret and help out. BorouRh Leasiips this year. I.fft i<> liuht are A. M Mutton. A * E in the Mldsft l.nifdir. Ray Klneh : A lot of the Boys will soon be of Brown's Tavern in the Softball league, Bobb» Holob iif Sabo's in the Junior I ea-siir anil Klrh- returning to College and hope to ard Porter of the Cardinals in the Cub Lragur. M'julnit from the picture arc William Ward. Rod play football. Ronald Koks. will and dun Club In the Junior League, Joseph Spoganrti of the Bub I.FIIKUF. Bobby Seaman n[ the leave for Drake University soon All Stars in thr Senior League and Robert Slslui ef thr Hawks in the Cub Ira cue ,ind expects to play Varsity as his Krrshman year was very success- ful and during Spring practice Cavaliers Upset Brown's iQty Line Defeats played as a tackle on the first team. This paper will be keeping •jibs on all Carteret Boys In most To Enter Softball Finals jAcademy Alleys, of the colleges. CARTERET — In the major Cavaliers News and views from the Rec- pset of the year, the Cavaliers reation lenses . . . Senior league /on the second out of three Benson, 3ti 2 K0| Behind M. Kalusek hard ball not as popular as soft- ames from the favorite Brown's Leahy, 2b 3 ball but this league has been Tavern, 8 to 3. Monday night at Thompson, p 3 2 CARTERET — The City Une . helping the High School teams get he Park field. O'Brien, c 3 0! No. 1 tossers beat the Academy I the needed experience for the The Cavaliers won the first Zimba, lb 3 11 Alleys by the score of 3 to 1, bt- 1 following year. Eddie's Amoco won ;ame, 9 to 8, lost the second ln Kelemen, cf 3 0J hind the highly effective y fotlowed with a eontesf. The final score was 13-1. to meet the playoff winner ir Stark, If .. 3 0 1|W. Ward, p 2 1 Totals 26 s ii: Woodhuli across! Santlllo gave up eight well scat-. the national league. Academy Al Cutter, cf ... tere<1 lllts and !lt no tlnw was 3 0 0 ScheffMauser, rf . 1 0 City Mnr No. I (iural forced Hayko; >•> ley to play the City Line No. "kayduk, 2b anv trouble. , 3 1 3 ;Me.s(|uita, 2b . 1 0 AB H > ml the team in a two out of three serie: Sandy, p 3. 0 1 Meanwhile his teammate.s were for the National league payoff — I Saubach, 3b i i :i.,m who hurled a — — — Totals . 16 4 maklnn the best of some 13 hits Cub league, Hawkes are th 2 | Lukach, ss i a .line deserved a bet- Totals .... 27 3 11 R they got off Thompson, scoring league champs and playof. AB Koval, If 3 o co scored two runs 0 two runs in the first, three in the champs. L'itwinski, ,3b 3 Makwinski, <• 3 o 1 inning without th« R. Donovan, p . . 2 0 Shanloy, cf 3 o winding up with a bi« .srvrti run I Midget League ... A & p, Is' Pusillo Girls to Play ,i single hit. Three McMuhon, ss .. .. 3 0 Shumski, 2b •2 o outburst In the fifth frame i half winners, to meet the 2nd caused the runs. Winfield Here Tonight Kondrk, c .. 3 0 0 | J. Riedel, lb 2 l The box score :- half winners, the Cardinals. • I two more unearned vlandichak, cf .... 3 0 0; Kalusek, p 2 j St. Klias 113) Girls leagues . . . Class A, Pu- !.xth frame. CARTERET In the Recrea- Sica, 2b 2 0 P. McdvHz, rf 2 AB R jsillos were the winners in the 1st tion Girls League, the Pusillo Huntsinger, If .... 2 0 V-l Hunderman. cf 3 2 half and a big scramble Is in Ml Stars 121 the Recreation loop, will play the Schmanko, lb 0 0 Totals 23 D'Zurllla, 2b 2 progress for 2nd half honors . , . Winfield Pal Girls at the Co- J AB R H A BIG HAUL: Al Wadiak, popular local sportsman, led a Fishing A. Donovan, lb ...... 2 0 1 iOalamb. c 3 Class B league, Imperials are the lumbus School grounds tonight : 3 0 rl.e.iliiiii from town down at llrielle over the weekend and got Bennett, rf ... 0 0 jM. Yavorsky. 3b 0 champs. (Pridayl at 6 P. M. Trading at home, whenever pos* : 3 0 o quite a haul, from all appearances. Left to right: standing, ('apt. Stone, rf ... 1 slble, Ls sound policy; the dollar 0 Sent, \l .. 2 Late results in Softball playoffs 3 0 Iluiidsiii£er, eapt. the craft, Goody 2nd,, John Nelseon of C'ur- The public is invited free of 1 that stays around might come Jj. Yavoraky. 3b .. 1 , . . City Line No. 1 wins 1st game 3 0 0 tiTt't, John Kokolus, of Kok's Tavern, Red Kowalchuck, mate, charge to see the two. outstand- Totals ... 21 back. gjKonct. ss . . 2 from the Academy Alleys, 3-1; 2 1 Al Wadiak, Al's Tavern, Charlie Brady of Brady's Tavern. Kneel- ing teams in this area in action. 1 ! jHarshey, rf 1 and St. Elias whips the Cavaliers, Mike Pusillo and Burt Mullan .!'J 3 1 ing left t» right: Artie Brokop, John Pavlonnis, Mike Wasylyk 0 13-1. coach the local girls. WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. 3 0 0 Santillo, p of Westvaco. 0 Rod & Gun team win another 18 GREEN STREET 3 0 j Mullan, ss game from the city Line, 4-1. te anager Lou Boudreau of the WOODBRIDGE, N. J, 2 0 Athletics, who invented the Wil- i Totals 35 13 13 Billy Ward allows only one hit, liams and Mantle shifts, has one • Enclosed please find $3.00 for one-year ~" i Cftvallen (1) while Richey Donovan, the losing 25 figured out for Yogi Berra, too. 3 AB R H ! pitcher gives two hits, walks eight subscription to: \moco' (5) Boudreau was asked if h.e would 0 1 batters and has some spotty field- R . |2b deploy his men differently for • INDEPENDENT-LEADER ' AB 2 OPEAKING ,ng behind him. •? ..' 3 1 3 2 Yogi. "Why, yes.'' said Lou. "I'm 3 0 o • CARTERET PRESS 3' 0 hompson, p The price of a square meal is just going to tell my fielders to fan 4 0 1 1 4 0 2 O'Brien, c urvlng upward. out in every direction." • EDISON TOWNSHIP-FO^DS BEACON .. 3 0 0 J ABOUT SPORTS J g Kelemen. cf '•' .... 3 ' 1 .. 3 0 0 To be sent to: Ir 1 0 Magella, ss • i 3 0 1 - 13 • o 1 Oomlngus, 3b v 0 0 NAME , .-.. i • : 2 1 0 J. Little, rf .... 0 0 My hat is off to Eddie's Amoco Station for winning 0 Brown. If :i ADDRESS .... : •./ 2 0 the championship in the Recreation Senior Baseball i 28 1 8 0 Totals \ League. TOWN The first 100 homers are the hardest to get. That's the feelins Good Juck to Mike Poll* Eddie Lisciki arid Gus of Ray Boone, third baseman of .'".in Don Hoak of the Staubach, ^hree former Carteret high school athletes, the Tigers. A seven-year veteran, >s wrote a letter of Boone had 96 homers to his credit who ventured into business recently by acquiring Stel- • Philadelphia basebatl when the season opened. When he »ii>la,ined that Hoak lato's Tavern on Washington Avenue. i j 'got up to 9999 , h e ranh intInto trouble ppee Fondv"usGd Cub Scout Troop 183, led by Bill Matefy jand post- ATTENTION "K* last week at and It was three wejeks before he' -stadium. 1 hit No. 100. master Lesjter Ssiabo, was dished out of a treat to see a New York Giants home game this season. Through BOWLING TEARS the efforts of the PRESS, we obtained 40 tickets for and Attention Bowlers! the boys for the early part of August, but unfortunate- ly on the day of the game, the game was rained out. SPONSORS OPENING FOR When we tr(ied to get a rain-check for a future game, > all group courtesy commitments for the season were WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS for BOWLING SHIRTS 1956 -1957 given out. We will1 personally place this Troop at the Order early and be prepared for head of the list for next season. the opening match! Season Starts Rain played havoc with most of the games in the #FK TO RACES . . . ForlitfueM lr»lnlni My "S»irei" »»Ui lor WE HAVE A STOCK OF OVER 1,000 SIiytTS Recreation program this week, and only a handful of U»bon to enter Inttriullun*! 8»H Tr»Jn>m Ship r»ce !e»turta« tt THURSDAY ball games, were played, Benny Zusman is the leading •hlpi *f vftrlout nations. AUGUST 23rd force in the Junior Recreation Baseball League. 24-HOUR DELIVERY ON We are sorry we were unable to use the picture of BOWLING BALLS Al Wadiak and the gjfcup of Carteret business associ- FOR LEASE AMP Automatic Pin Setters ates who made a killing recently on one of their fishing Modern 3-Bay Service Station trips. However, we have been informed by our good BY MAJOK OIL COMFANY ' • AIR CONDITIONED • photographer, Windy Lakis, that the picture will be used this week. Established business JAG'S Playoffs start in the Men's Senior Baseball League Excellent location on main traffic artery in residential area. SPORTING GOQDS |1OWL-MOR LANES this week. EXCELLENT TERMS Many records were broken at Monmouth this 400 STATE STREET I'hKTll AMBOV K>K INFORMATION TEL WO-8-3M" Write for appointment to Box #1, c/o this season, including tsoth the attendance record and the newspaper, or call Plaipfleld 5-9531 after 7 P. M. V • »»1OY AVENUE pair rnutuel betting mark. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, I'lMi TAOF, SIX LEOAI, Europe of Today AMENDED MAY n ,,,-, Swrelness & Light (Continued from Pane One) BE IT ORDAINED h, ,i He»lth of the Horn,,,.!, "; ifonitiiiifld from Page One) numerous. Wars and Its alter Mlddle«ej "nimty M,,,' " The sun drifts patiently effects have lowered living con- Section 2b A win, ', ditions In Germany, but the the Bo»rd of Health ,)r ,. ," Ised want the main ,..,.,' toward the horizon and a people are literally working stack commenclnn unwiir i " nlRht and day to restore Oer- neath the first floor h in a broiling sun to provide homes may be donttimivi ,. .T many to its former culture. ' 1 rostlcss title begins to tug, Inoh medium cast |rnn ,' ' Partly due to unstable govern- Inch extra hmvy onsl '.<"•' We wild have had our swim above the roof of ihr i, " ments, mnny UvlnR conditions Section 0 A. Wlwnovpr i.' and shower now begin to in France and Italy have been nmblimlty or lnck of ?)•„,, lnterpr«tatlons nrlae ns t, peer through slitted eyes lownrrd. Btruction or material U H,, ,, and the gondoliers wear middy Borough Hall, Curtcm Nu the care with which they and two dump trucks. StamlinR in front of the trucks are several b iroinh employes, includin gStreet Commissioner Paul Ragala and blouses and large straw hats. the 11th day nf Sept., ioyi i Empire silhouette - sumptuously Councilman John Nomish, chairman of streets and roads. previlllttf' time, at win, i, have restored their fishing A thrilling experience was to see place all perenns inirrc",.< beautiful in Anglo's jet black THE DIFFERENCE the shroud In which Christ was Riven an opportunity to i),. gear to the precise spot con- silk-soft fillirir, "Seal KinR." remind such ordlniiiur : pic who are ready to help some- Also, If the boys come to sec Drudi — Too bad about your placed In the sepulchre. It is the Boafd of Health ni ., taining it when they left. Wide collared and l>»ck-detailed one who studies hard and Is de- you. .there is no reason why you friend Chuzz. He failed in his displayed In 8acred Heart ot Carteret, The lines are waving in the with jewel-buttoned cross-belt. serving of aid. couldn't all go to a movie together parachute-jumping test, Church in Paris, and an equally JaSEPM IF r| 100% woven wool Interlining, Howover. If your friend Is a or sit out in the yard or on the breeze, and I suppose this Dinocan — What, did he fall thrilling experience to see our DR. PMII Black, Brown, Oxford, Beine, man who has good habits and porch. short?" parents waiting for us at the Serrcliir, Taupe, Rose, Gold, Royal, Red C.P.-8/34/M is the way they got so dry makes a good living, there is no It is nice for your folks to speak Drudi—No, he fell 20,000 feet. dock in Quebec. Canada. during the short trip back. Blue, Green, Sizes 8 to 18, Cus- reason why you, shouldn't marry to the boys when they come to see tom Sizes 4 to 16. Model Sizes him If both of you truly love each you but they certainly should not Being rookie of the year won't IES.CUED FATHER DIES i I can't help, either, saying 8 to 20. other. stay In the room with you young keep you'with the Cardinals. Gen- a word of kind tribute for Louisa. people. eral Manager Frank Lane traded Baltimore, Md. — WiUard L. RI17 Theal Dear Louisa: Louisa. Olaytor, 34, on a weekly outing LIFETIME SAVINGS Bill Vlrdon, who was the National Cartfrft, N. J. the excellence of deportment I am a girl eighteen years old Dear Louisa: Address your letters to: Loui- ith his family, dove into the wat- Jackson — "Did you hear the Rookie of the Year last year, and and a senior in high school and I am nearly fifteen and my sis- sa, 1090 Natl. Press Bide, Wash- >r from a duckblind and then NOW THRU Sy« which spared clothes from one about the traveling salesman's also traded Jackie Brandt, who 1 want some advice from you very ter Is sixteen. Our parents do not ington, D. C, won the same honor in the Inter- /elled to his son, Allen, 9, "I can't spots or wrinkles, and hands estate?" badly. approve of our seeing boys alone. move." Allen, a Red Cross-train- "THE KING AND I national League. Yul Brynner from the slightest betrayal Jlmson—"Spring it." I go with a boy of 17 and my Bad Source ed lifeguard, pushed his father»to My boy friend and I have been In Gorgeous Color Jackson —"He left 500 towels, going steady for one year but we sister goes with one 19. We have A total of about 300.000 Negro the 6hore and safety, where he of having baited hooks. Work Billy Dukenspiker says that a Deborah Krrr .mil 200 calces of soap, three dozen have been going together for about a date twice a week. They are children will be integrated in for- was mshed to a hospital. It was lot of people who talk straight and Cinema S(H|), with hoe and rake in the plated spoons and eleven pounds two years. He wants me to many very nice boys but are very shy merly all-white schools In the round Clayton had suffered a from the shoulder should talk Cartoon — Matlner.s.uurj garden at home probably ex- of hotel door keys. him. My people like him very In front of our mother and father. from a little higher up.—Toledo South with the start of the new iroken back and neck and dam- much. Our boy friends do not want to (Iowa* Chronicle. school year next month. iged spinal cord. He lived a week SUN. THRiT~Tn.« plains the reason no palms ifter the accident. Ills This is my last year in high :ome In the house where our folks AUGUST 26-27--!K are scarred by callouses rais- are and our parents won't let us "Why does your husband stick school and I want to go to col- Robert Mltchum in ed from holding a fishing rod out his hand while driving?" lege but my people are not able o riding with them. The Soviet offers economic and "The worm Is gettln' ready to to send me, We are very nice girls and it Federation of Spiritual ChurciiesandAssoc. ;echnical aid to Greece, "MAN WITH THE GUI against the fury of its victim. seems as If our parents can't trust turn." My boy friend really believes he — Also — us. How can we persuade our par- * * * loves me and I love him. 12th ANNUAL CONVENTION LEGAL NOTICES "GOODBYE MY II Please tell me what to do? :nts to let us see them alone? To be held at NOTICE TO BIDDERS WED. THRU SAT These gentle compliments B. K. — N, C. Brown Eyes — S.C. Sealed bids win be received by the are interrupted by a caco- % costs so little Answer: Answer: Borough of Carteret at the ofllce of AUG. 29 - SKIT I ROBERT TREAT HOTEL ,he Borough Clerk, Borough Hall, Cooke Dean Martin - Jcrrv phony of the expedition, the % to phone Unless you feel that your life Why not try to make a com- Park Place, Newark Avenue. Carteret, New Jersey, on would not be complete without promise with your parents. I dare Thuraday, September 8, 1956. at 8 P.M. [DST) and at any time prior thereto j "PARDNERSi thrills of the expedition, the this man as your husband, my ad- ay that they really trust you but I ^'rom Monday through Friday of each vice is to wait a while. Your letter are trying to protect you. Aug. 23rd thru Aug. 26th week during the reKUlar office hours In Tcchiiirolur hits and the near-misses and • anywhere 1 Tom 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., dally, for the sounded a bit to me as if you Services 2 and 7 I , M. Thurs. and Frl, — 2 and 8 P. M. Sun. the throbbing excitement of I agree with them that girls reconstruction of ft 12" sanitary sewer ! PLUS # Cleveland 861 were in doubt as to whether you fouv age should not be riding all Forum 11 A. M. Sunday — Banquet and Dance Sat., August 25 In the Borough, of Carteret. I "THE LEATHER vul really loved him enough to tie Said work and materials shall be visions to come when the >ver the countrysWe at night Come and Bring Your Friends — All are Welcome I Saturday — Kiddie Mnt f Richmond 70j( yourself to him for the rest of urnlshed and done In accordance with ice-box is opened for all to where your car mlgflt break down he plans and specifications for same, | Ladiei — Dtnnrrwarr Mn| A From MiW HlirSSWWK niter your life. ut I think they might allow you irepared by the Borough Engineer and behold. In the meantime we ^^ 6 PM Anil Suriil;iyii 3 ruin, pu- You are young and have plenty jn (He In the office of said Borough and your sister to go riding on Clerk, from whom copies may be ob- ^fc tion rates, 10**;, tux not iriHudftd. seem to be racing somewhere of time to getl married. If you Sunday or in the day time. tained by contractors who have the really want toJp to college, there .uallQed experlenSe and have been ac- —maybe because a storm is ually engaged In performing similar are always sotfctirshlps and peo- work upon payment of H0.00 per set, ISELIN'^L reported 400 miles east of HEAR lot refundable. Bidders shall tender their bids on AIR-CONDITION!! the Virgin Islands and we tandard proposal forms, securable from HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ,he Borough Clerk, and ench bid must are away out near Sandy HtMIHGTOH be accompanied by a certified check Watt DiMiry\ payable to order of the Borough of Hook—and I have just be- ATTENTION!! HEALS Jarteret. or a proper bid bond, In the "THE GREAT .mount of 10% of the total bid, as • gun to consider this when I WOR 710 KC. 7:45 P. M. Sunday deposit and evidence of gr>od laltn. LOCOMOTIVE CHAS Successful bidder will be required to see the docks ahead. The urnlsh a proper, satisfactory perform- — Also - ALUMINUM SIDING nce bond In the full amount of his 'BOBBY WARE IS Mh conversation from our fisher- :ontract price, In the form required by NEW BRUNSWICK SECRETARIAL, law. Bids will be publicly opened and SATURDAY MATINS men friends continues un- All local horrteownprs are > in- ACCOUNTING AND PREP SCHOOL cad at the regular meeting. of the NEW! IBM, JUIatlon Secretarial and Mayor and Council of Carteret to be abated. There is great bust- vited to inspect TWO ALU- held on Thursday, September 6, 1958, 2 BIG FEATURE Machine Stenograph; Courses. ling as the lines are tossed, MINUM SIDING JOBS at 41 I 8 P.M. (DST) at Its aforesaid Bor- 5 — CARTOONS - | Ill Albiiu Street, New Brunswick CENTENNIAL ough mu. The Mayor and Council reserve the Show Starts 1:30 r. and we are entranced with Pulaski Avenue and 81 Holly CaU Kilmer 5-3910 right to reject »ny and all bids, or to the captain's skill in easing Street, Carteret. waive any Informalities, If It is deemed STARTS SUNDAY - to be In the beBt Interest of the.Bor- ONE UKIK alongside the pier, ough of Carteret so to do. Work Completed and By order of the said Mayor and Coun- Rogers & Hati'.iiiciM(i| cil of the Borough of Carteret. * * * Guaranteed by OEOROE J. BRECHKA, Borough Clerk -"THE KING AND" We step-out to stretch our fit* Airline 8/24-31/58 In Cinemascope ami <| legs, jostle about a bit play- Information, AN ORDINANCE STANLEY CONTRACTING AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND "AN OR- fully, and then someone re- tkUh Oblalntdl DINANCE TO CONTROL THE PLUMB- ING, VENTILATING AND DRAINAGE members to ask about the OP PREMISES AND BUILDINGS and ROOFING COMPANY WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF Utah, and about • dividing THE BOROUGH OF CARTERET. NEW MA JEST JERSEY," ADOPTED IN ITS FINAL them. There, if as by miracle, 27 Burlon Avenue, South River, N. J. FORM AUGUST 11th, 11)52. AND are, the afternoon's results— Phones: KOW all cleaned, carefully wrap- SO 6-5976 or SO 6-1615-M The B*Ulc try » ped in newspapers—and so i - FORDS- very, very hard. PLAYHOUSE * • • III-3-N41 . AIR-CONDITIONED , It must be that they froze SCHOOL OPENS Sept. 10th in that ice-box in the fish- "No, not his baby. He just carries THURS. THRU SAT. ing boat on the way back. around pictures of his 1 * * * "Somebody lip OK Used Car." Some ice-box, somewhere There Likes He" willi anyway. Paul Newman - Pier Angell Jeff Chandler - I"1" "DEVIL GODDESS" Whlch? with johnny Welnmuller Customer—Remember that can SATURDAY MATINEE of sardines you sold me yester- EXTRA CARTOONS STRAN day? SUN. THRU TUES. Qrocer — Yes, madam. _ NOW - Customer — Did you say they Frank Slnalr.i "' | wore "imported" or "deported" "Fastest Gun Alive" from Norway? Glenn Ford - Jeanne train fi "NAVY WIFE" Bpb Lemon is now sixth among Joan Bennett - Gary Merrill active major league pitchers tc 2ND "''I have passed the 1,200 mark in strikeouts. He reached the figure A carefree child stumbles... in a split second, "HOT CAR! on July 26. Those above him wltti a life is lost! Don't depend on others to be v more strikeouts are Bob Feller -STATE- STARTS Sl-M' J first with 2,571. Then, down the careful. Be sure that your cur is ever in con- line, Warren Spahn, Virgil Trucks trol, your brakes checked and ready for THEATRE « Early Winn and Robin Roberts. ' Woodbridfe, N. J. emergency. Drive with caution in school Alr-ConiltUoned areas. The lives of our children are priceless. THURS. THRU SAT. WO0BRIDGE Dean Martin • Jerry Lewis In unit H1CU SCHOOL When tlw new baby of the family is an OK Used ill STUDENTS!! Car, a little bragging is natural. OK Used Cars are "PARDNERS" " | Plus Read Our Important No- a. source of pride and joy because they're inspected "I'fE LIVED BEFORE" lice on Page 5 of the Back- and reconditioned for safety, performance and with to-School Section in This value. They're warranted in writing by your Chevy Jock Mahoney - Leigh Suowden Paper. dealer; they're yours at popular prices because of , SUN. THRU TUES. Thank you, i DAYS BTAHTIS" ^ Virginia Mayo - George Nader "LEE and HY", his volume trading. in Joan frurtl LOOK FOR THE OK TRADEMARK I "CONGO CROSSING" I'lllS Sold only by an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer Rory Calhuuu - y vonne deCarlo "AUTUMN WILLIAM A. MULLER in „ CO-III1'' "RAW EDGE" Bury »•>" • KIEIIS SHOP INSURANCE = ——- ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. WED. THRU SAT. (irexury Peek In I Cookr nst, as a gas consumer, and correct tuning of the engine, and the use of lubri- SING A SON<; 01 SIX PENCB CARTERET PRESS cants which are not heavier than those rec- Every Friday by Carteret Press ommended will also save gasoline. Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, N, J. Sparkplugs affect gasoline mileage and Telephone Carteret KB60J should be kept clean - the motorist can New Jersey's Non-Voter— • Charles K. do this himself very easily on most model Editor and Publisher cars. Another tip is that concerned with .subscription rates by mall, Including post- the grade of fuel your automobile uses. Who is He?' [ one yen*. *3r Occupations* and that rehabilitated oil — which you highest to lowest. Utah, with SO \t% of all thow not refta-; prngi-iim. The estimated cost of such a pro- probably cannot obtain — is even better for per cont turnout and Delaware tered are professional working with 79 per cent turnout headed or business owners or m*nu«r*. * ;ram is $400,000,000. your car than "new" oil. At any rate, there the list of states; Alabama, With 14 Tr of all thoM! not reefs-1 is probably no necessity to change your oil 25 per cent turnout and Missis- tered are Rales-clerical workers. a. J .ii ihM. nnt »ri. bauney findingshi also show rthai biiity Electrical power is one of the vital another superliner, and there are indica- Under the Capitol Dome J!?™ £. r :vz*< f«- >r% r r° M [parts of this nation's tremendous economic th f b| cl tions that the Government is favorable to 3d B a 44 o B 'y dwellers than thel| •ninth. ly J. Joseph Grlbblns 25% of" all those not re*!,- «nsjtor town neighbors are not the proposed plan. it will be remembered that development tered are 45 years of age or registered. TRENTON — New Jersey also, an employee ls entitled to older, Non-Registered ' of i he Tennessae Valley Authority, and Traditionally, shipping lines seek a pair Govemor t Meyner said the U. S. Census figures show that si« °* Community workers Injured as the result of repair or replacement of a pros- legislation passed by the States elect roi power resulting therefrom, was of ships to operate as a learn for ideal ex- horseplay or skylarking on the thetic device, hearing aid, arti- only 22 per cent of the New Jer- 30% of all those not rejta-; of Delaware and New Jersey at sey adult population Is composed tend live in cities with popula- •' onr of the factors which enabled this coun- part of fellow employes would be ficial member, dental appliance the request of Delaware specifi- press services. This is true of the Cunard eligible to receive increased or eye glasses if such Items were of those between 21 and 29 years tion» of 100,00,00 or more peoplepeople..» cally carried the condition that of age. 31% of all those not reels-' try tn produce such staggering amounts of liners, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary. workmen's compensation bene- damaged or destroyed in a com- tolls from the bridge were dedi- fits in the future. In other words, the proportion tered livli e In communities with material and supplies in World War II. pensable accident. , ' cated to the retirement of bonds of unregistered younger adults is populations between 25,0(0 and Other shipping lines, of various nations, Under a new 1956 law, maxi- and when these were amortized just about twice as high as the 99,999, this country lags behind Qreat Britain mum benefits obtainable for GOVERNOR'S' MANSION — the bridge would become a free number of younger adults in the have also experienced significant success disability, both temporary and Morven, the 255-year-old »n- 18% of all those not reiis- ar.ri Russia in the field of developing suit- facility. actual population: 43 per cent of (Continued on Page Nine) ' with pairs of express liners, such as Ger- permanent In character, reach cestral home of the dlstlngulsh- able atomic-powered electric facilities, then M0 per week. Previously the As the traffic count on the uc me falling behind in a field in which many did with the Bremen and Europa of the 'bridge shows that New Jersey ip to a caw over the bridge « should be leading, especially in view of prior to World War II. Competence"Creates"C"on/i2e"nce our development of the first atomic bomb, If the United States is to obtain the ser- here is ample evidence to indicate that vices of another superliner, the coat will and permanent most three much to |te air far behind Great Britain, and prob- number 'of delaying dlt{icultles tar belUoygjUtift. The House Appro- „ J for descents of .iions Cora*n!M«ii warning should not remembered that Built on the Georgian or Pal- Meyner c' woflcers -fatally injured. ladlan style of architecture, the overlooked, even ttt the interest of politics, paid the largest share of the $77,000,000 bill The scheduled period during MOSQUITO: — War on the or the coming tltction, and this Adminis- for the construction of the United States, lowly mosquito has 'been official- ly declared ,in New Jersey on tration should move immediately to cor- on the theory that the vessel would be of an eye is Increased by the new • in the both a scientific and financial rect this major deficiency in our atomic law from 150 to 300 weeks. Fun- I changes basis, major military value to the country In time contemplated in the renova- program. •eral benefits payable to depen- Under a series of new laws, a We ure not conducting ,ii class In "Grammar" or "English," but dents of workers fatally injured tions now being carried out. 7-member State Mosquito Con- of emergency. Former Governor Walter E. we believe It well to bring out the fact that it times people lire were Increased from $250 to trol Commission has been set up misled by certain phrases. For example: when placing your automo- The same proposal is being made for the UOQ. Edge acquired ownership of Mor- In the Department of Conserva- bile Insurance don't become contused with the thoughts of "bar- How to Save Gasoline ven in 1945 and officially turned tion and Economic Development Bolu" . — "cheap" — "Inexpensive," Your greatest "bargain" In proposed new superliner, and it is likely the property over to the State to carry on a continuous study Insurance ls competent counsel by « LOCAL IN6URAKCE AOENCY T:.< automobile industry has offered a that the Government will foot most of the free and clear for use of the of mosquito control and exter- such as ours. We invite you to become another one of our wtls- period in which he i$ receiving future Governors in 1951. fled clients, ; workmen's compensation bene- mination In the State. • tips to motorWs designed to save gaso- bill in this case also. The United States is The Governor's Committee on The Legislation has approp- Friendly Service—As Near As Your Plume •• since gasoline Is already pYetty ex- a vessel of approximately 50,000 tons, while ^^rnoSrther toT Morven, headed by the gracious riated $75,000 to aid counties In KHMI and is going higher, these tips are the Cunard Queens are vessels of 80,000 fiti. The new law gives the the construction and repairs of |UT;l\V ditches, dikes and other anti- mosquito control and elimina- "it would be difficult, Indeed, to Despite Ihis, the United States has set deceased worker or $1,000 which- tion projects, in the all-out war STERN & DRAGOSET • • of the tricks in saving gasoline is plan anything more fitting ever is the lesser. against the Jersey masquito. |0 :; %n your dHvlng to be smooth and the speed record in crossing the Atlantic starting fresh." REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE the period during which de- The new commission Ls au- "It ls true there is no ban- That U, quick starts and stops and is considered the most modern super- pendents receive benefits where thorize dand recommended to the quet hall, nor ballroom; nor are 1 l)(' eliminated, and one should try liner in transAtlantic service, and therefore a fatal accident is involved was Governor a.nd Legislation there spacious adjuncts of this (Continued on Page Twelve) the preference of many. Others, of course, 300 to 350 weeks character," said, the committee. -w a steady pace on long trips. benefit rate was A. ' -i speeds such as 50 or 60 are main- prefer the vast spaciousness of the Queens. increased to $40 per week. A : -''her th*n excessive speeds, gaso- The value of a superliner such as the when they ar£y -modified, would • be saved, although the trips will United States to the Navy* and the nation termination or award of perma- 1 ' little More time. It is also sug- is seen when it is realized that she can nent JJfJJj^"^^* Jjj Edge gave so graciously." fol. 1 maintain a high speed for 15,000 miles, "iat you ibOk ahead at stop lights or until 26 weeks MEMORIAL BRIDGE: - The WANT A LOAD "iiu.st speed SO that you will not be carrying 12,000 men, without stopping for the employe's return .to work, State of New Jersey wants the at; I 1 ip to a red light, stopping,1 racing fuel, water* or supplies. U. S.' Government whichever Is earlier. If no time Delaware Memorial Bridge at OFF YOUR MIND?, 1 l Is lost or no treatment is ren- Deepwater, the end of the New " the next, and so forth. } expenditure is, therefore, justifiable, in the dered the deferment is fixed Jersey Turnpike, to be free. '•wive engine idling is also cautioned construction of such ships. at ?6 weeks from date of acci- Governor Robert B. Meyner dent. recently protested plans of thu Cases involving amputation or State of Delaware to use the death are excluded from this tolls to extend the State's high- provision, nor does the provision way system before the Subcom- 1 Opinions of Others apply to temporary disability mittee on Rivers and Harbors benefits. Under the new law, in Washington. Tlf Paying |y check puts an end l l)l:W>CRATt0 NOMINEE dacy throughout all these lone was an advantage, Mr. Truman to worriw •• robbery, dii- : " ''"nmattni Allltl E. Stev- months has pot teen Senator and nli 'rlends cwtiinly did not, GLAMOR GIRLS putei of pqymtnti, lost of For all these reawns Mr. Ste- •"'•• i"i the prMfcfcMu? of the Ktfauver or ttovernor Harriman recaiptt and tavti valuabl* 1J| venson had to overcome what " l .stales UubTpttnocreUc or Harry 8.1 Truman or any- limi. '' ' <•" picked Up best pos- one die, but rather a lacK of at first was something akin to In Indifference »nd thea became H •'"Hate. TW l» wme- brimming enthusiasm (or Mr. h! '•-" J"-'li AH thi to- Stevenson among many of the »n , active' opposition spear- i, totlonai p«- leaders and some of the party's headed In the last few flays t»y litif,,; Harry 8. Truman himself, it to . ' (hewed m rank and tile. BANKING HOURS: often U)|n not: th»y Mr. Stevenson, had, after all, fortunate that Mr. Stevenson till i... 11 Monday thru Friday the vfetlage and beea defeated once for the emerged the victor. 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. th the «6it mjlUWe Presidency, and by the same Adlal E. Stevenson is a man whaif (election man against whom he will run Of Intellect, of deliberate ludl- Friday Evening! the this fall. Mr. Stevenson is a ment and of reflective philos- 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. of the card-carrying Intellectual, even ophy; and he ls ibo gifted with "Ml IVllOjjJ gives an "egghead" and this fact clarity of thought and felicity of V tS did not sit too well with many speech. He ha« an excellent N ,.i" ' *™ background of public service In- v people, especially the most pro- *i ?•';/ politics, fessional of the "pros" In his cluding an Impressive record *>"•» are •11 their p«ty. He Is. whatever disclaim- as Governor of Illinois. He stands in the popular mind for parti thedun- ers he may Issue, a moderate a policy of moderation In pub- «. thls one and not naturally given to wild Paid on Savings Accounts r b€tn promises or hyperbolic state- lic affairs, and moderation is p LW, i ments In order to catch a few What this country 'both wants working votes. Though his long-range and needs. Moderation Is not. as 2'/2% Pali on Savings Certificates jiS!ThWe lias Mr. Truman w»uld have it. "» ai v,' «l» fWbt that polt||cal objectives In both for- eign and domestic policy are surrender of ' ' ' basic jjrUj- iis WPlUd emerge virtually indistinguishable from olples." It U> much more accur- nun- those of Mr. Truman, his fron- ately described by Mrs. Eleanor WOODBRIDGE "•• , The tier and h[n methods and his Roosevelt as gouig ahead oae of step at a time. Ifl accordance 'tl, , ™* PWM, but tUJp approach are almost the anti- thesis of those of the, former with tlitf realltlu and priority um Now Budding, Corner Moore Avenue NATIONAL BANK Mr President While many Demo- Of Importance. In the case of and Berry Street (Opp. Town Hall) - n, Tlw (Continued' ou P»«e Twejve) ' tq hla crat* may have felt that this Member) Federal Reserve System and Tederul Deposit [lmuruiue Cuipurutlun ui 'SEVEN CARTERET PAGE KIGHT n mm r

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(ismplcted ong Branch Group Finally, be sure to remove your pnpuliition stiitr live In entiles promptly after the olosc town.', .mil 't\ imputations ol the show, and If you don't walk of 25.000 m in • 'arish Picnic Your Garden away with all blue ribbons, Just in th«c f ;IPrs are found Freehold Guests .borrow the old Dodder war-cry; 81 per cent of the imn-rcuistered Walt until next year." , ill NO All This Week votmn ai>e fiti^ri-. of the state. 1,,'Wi completed for FREEHOLD—The annual spon- iorshlp of "a day at the races" by FaUl Flaw An intcrestlnu sidelight in to- ..•irisli picnic of St. Ry Your Rutncrs Garden he Long Branch Chamber of Com- Make Clancy had been working ™y s M"V(1V ts 1'1,'it the majority ' • irc.h slated for Sun- Reporter ( bin husiiirss stand- ;ir-limc measure to induce in- fairs are open to all, so don't you A friend of the widow asked I'M'ary and Children RepubliMti.'. hunting!) that out down on one's honor of the organization. ing In the way of individual tax istry to invest In building mor« think it's time you became an ex- her: "Did Mike leave you well ,ti.-s. 'me to fish. But don't let the reductions? rilitlcs for dpfense production. hibitor as well as a spectator? fixed?" ! Non-Rpslstfrfd by Harry Talmadge, president of PnllUeal AfTillatlon ,,i various committees shing season get away from you Secretary of the Treasury 'he OITfce of Defense Moblllia- Competition can add to the zest "Shure. an' he did that. TIs' r the Long Branch Chamber of Com- M . of nil tliw not retll- i itiilck. public rela- Ithout hooking a couple of bass George M. Humphrey thinks it m which has authority to grant of gardening, and you'll learn a fifty thousand he's after leavln' merce, announced that Mayor tfred ronslder t^c-m.'wlves Dem- Hutnlck, tar; Mrs. f the V/i pound class, or there- might. he write-offs, reports that total lot about gardening and arrang- me." Daniel J. Maher, of Long Branch, ocrats. .•[I. kitchen; Louis .bouts, to prepare as "baas thermi- f tax amortization certificates ing, too. If you take an active part. The friend rolled her eyes 1 will present the owner of the wirt* How does this rapid tax write- r .or. 1 mount to $38,271,546,000, of which Getting In on the fun Is easier 38 r of all thnsp(not nth- ;nr; and recreation. nlng horse with a silver trophy. til work? Here Is an approximate heavenward. "Teh! Teh! Teh!" 22,001,691.000 can be written oft than you might think, according i'rtti ronskliT thrmsclvrs R«- . in-, on the various Fillet the bass, roll the fillet* Other Chamber of Commence »xample. Suppose a firm earns she said "Think of that. And him five years. And despite the fact to Malcolm P. Harrison, extension ! publlciins. nv Curl and Helen ,nd place In a buttered baklnj days here will be staged on Thurs- 18.000,000 profits. Under the 4B7n that couldn't read nor write," r hat many are boasting w« art specialist in flower growing at the 11 t of ;T It tliot.o not refU- mid Mrs. Sabatino !ish, Season with salt and pepper day afternoon, August 30, When capital corporate tax he would "Yes," agreed the widow, shak- in a pesce-time period, these lest College of Agriculture. He's had tered rnnxldcr tliomsrlves In- ..lid Mrs, Steven La- nd add 2 cups scalded milk. Bake Little Silver Chamber of Com- pay a Ux of $2,400,000, leaving ing her head seriously, "nor rite-offs still ettntliAie, From May experience in growing flowers, ad- dependents. i Mrs. John Lazar, 5 minutes In moderate oven (350 merce will be rlost*d, artd en Sat- him a het of $2,600,000. Suppose swim." 1 to June 13 of this year tax c«r» vising others how to grow them, Finally, three out of every four Mich, Michael 81 degrees). urday afternoon, September 8, h« Invests $10,000,000 in a new ificates amounting, to' $U8,0M, and ffi Judging shows. of the state's non-registCTfcd pli O'Donnell, John Melt 3 tablespoons butter In . *hen memfiert of the Wall town- plant Hl» profits are still $5,000,- 9 were granted. I went to Mr. Harrison for sug- FISCAL SURPLUS adults' rent their homes. sauce pan and in It saute 1 table ship Chamber of Commerce make 000, but under regular internal : John Gc*eHte, Ed- This rapid tax write-off was hlfh- gestions on how beginners can be For the first time In five years, Non- Ilcjhtfrpd ipoon minced onion for 3 minutes their annual trek to the local har- revenue regulations he can deduct , . Stephen . Gurka ighted recently In the testimony surer of success, \ and the fourth time since 1930 — By Hs Lucas, John almonds and bake 15 minutes «ri-mutuel plant operating in the he is permitted to deduct his 20 per supplying roughly $92 million of can enter with the flowers or net budget spending amounted to inow and Priitembcr 21 should be- $66,386,338,250. : Mr-. Dorothy Schnf- longer, metropolitan area, offers a card of cent in five years instead o( 20 he total cost of the plant of $107 vegetables you have in your gar- Bin first with younaer adults, * en races daily. First post is at 2 or at the rate of $2,000,000 per million, with the Duquesne Com- den mnntml workn-i. women, resident* 'clock. Daily Double windows year, so he pays his 48% on $3, pany putting up $15 million. But By all means follow the specifi- of comnnmit'.is with populatloni s like One Corn Chowder for Pish Fries :hut fifteen minutes earlier. 000.000 of his $5,000,000 gross prof after the contract was signed, cations, he says. If a typical flower New Jersey Poll of move t'.un :!5.000 people, and Its amounting to $1,440,000 leaving MI Maryland farm You've probably had plate upon Duquesne applied for and obtained is called for, be sure to choose a (Continued from Editorial Page) home miters. a net of $8,560,000. So as between i ini: their trials plate of steaming sweet corn at rapid tax write-off on $10.S mil- typical one, and, if possible one t«r«d live in cities with popula- At the same time, it will not b« One of the best cracks of the the 20-year regulation and Jthe i The first farmei your late summer outdoor fish lion. So the charge now is that that's true to its name. tions between 2,500 and 24,999. hard tn find nwi-iTKlstered adults leason came from Dale Long of 5-year rapid tax write-off he makes looks like I'm gonna fries, but have you ever had big over a 33-year period of account- If the schedule asks for 5 21% of all those not rrfls- nt vothi': ii!:e in just about every Pittsburgh after the recent scuffle a net savings on his tax bill o: :ii .if that old rooste: bowls of fresh corn chowder to go ing this subsidy will amount to blooms, keep them uniform, not tere* live In rural areas of the population Kvnieiu in the state. between Duke Snider of thfe $MO,000.00 a year or $4,300,000 i: i i*s nil nlRht." with the fish at these outdoor par- just about .the total of $15 million one large one and four uniform state. This nrwspupiT presents the re- Dodgers and a Cincinnati fan. As over the flve-year period, in ..ml farmer asked, ties No, it will nevei replace the put into the project by the Compa-' ones. U. S. Census figures show that ports nf th.1 New Jersey Poll ex- related by Writer Les Biederman round numbers. : rooster is he?" ny. So the taxpayer will eventual- On the other hand, if three roughly 50 per cent of the adult clusively in this tender buttered eats, hot from the of Pittsburgh, Lonj "Bnldtt Secretary Humphrey told a ly foot the total bill. I types are called for, let the Judges iic Island Red." was kettle. But It will take over to per- couldn'd t have hit the fan because fection Just as soon as the sweet HoUie committee that the Govern Secretary Humphrey calls this Bee three types. For example, In the fan was a left-hander and subsidy to private industry "an •c's n Communist? corn taste lags! ment'i loss on rapid tax write-off: a zinnia class you might like to Snider doesn't hit left-handert." artiftcal stimulus of a dangeroul ml farmer. for the current fiscal year wi! show one large, one pompon, and This recipe Is for 12 persons. type" because it if not univer-. :,is friend, "but he amount to approximately $880, one Mexican. Double It or halve it, as suits your sal)y applied, but is a gratuity1 K lie can't set peace salt and % teaspoon pepper. Heat 000,000 and that this loss may we In collecting specimens for the needs. given to some who especially qual-' see to thoroughly and serve. stand in the way of "more gen show, cut more than you need gonna ify and denied others who do not. does," Dice % pound salt pork, fry out, (Send your favorite fish and cral deduction for all taxpaj so that you can afford to discard and In the drippings' simmet game recipes to The Hungry tn which would be of importan "It is not the American way," some. Let's say you need three medium onions (sliced) for 5 min- Sportsman In care of this paper. assistance to all business and Secretary Humphrey said, i specimens. Better get 5 but choose Never! utes. Peel and slice 1 '/i quarts po- You'll receive a life membership only three to exhibit after you x a beautiful woman, tatoes, cover with 1 k qur.tts boil- card in the Wildlife Pantry club have hardened them all off and , think is the most ing water, add the salt pork drip and for each recipe used you Will U, S. STOCKHOLDERS are ready to show them. in' in the whole pings and onion, and boil untf get a copy of The Hungry 8 in Little League Between 1952 and 1956, the Hardening is another topic, and potatoes are done. Add 3 cups corn Sportsman's Fish It Game Cook- number of individual owners of I'll pass along Mr. Harrison's sug- !i>'Xt to a beautiful freshly cut from the cob, 1 pint o) book or $1 In cash. State pref- shares In publicly-held American gestions for this, and general care i .stop to consider." cream, Vi stick butter, 2 teaspoons erence.) U. S. Title Series corporations rose from 6,490,000 to of cut flowers at another time. 8,630,000. If holders in non-public Be Sure to Deliver WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — The companies are Included, the num- Don't let the flower show com- "bubble gum set" converged today ber will total 10,000,000. Of share- mittee down, the specialist urges. Oft this birthplace of Little League holders In publicly-owned com- If you can't for any reason enter a class you intended to, then pro- baseball (fdr the annual world panies, 64.1 per cent have in- ehamttonships which will be de- comes of less than $7,500 a year. vide a substitute entry. cided Friday. Women stockholders now outnum- Be sure to arrive on time and A field of eight teams was on ber men by 51.6 to 48.4. The typi- have your exhibit arranged well hand, Including one of last year's cal (median) shareholder Is 48 before opening time, and remem- Are you taking finalists from Delaware Township, years old, compared with 51 four ber your place card. Avoid rubbing the judges and N. J. The others are from Win- years ago. YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT YOUR OLf SMOBILE KALER'SI chester, Mass.; Tuckahoe, N. Y.; your competitors the wrong way Upper Darby, Pa.; Auburn, Ala.; The biggest hole the New York by not using any plant& or flowers Hetfntramck, Mich.; Roswell, N. Yaunkees ever tried to fill is the are protected by conservation WOODBRIDGE AUTO bALES full advantage of these and Colton Cal. vacancy left by the retirement of laws — either those on. the books 475 Rahway Ave. WO 8-0100 YJcAbridge, N.J. the Auburn, Winchester, Ham- the late Lou Oenrlg in 1939. Bince or the unwritten ones. trttock and Delaware Township that time, the Yankee| have tried jljjfein/'all are repeaters from las: no fewer than $7 men at first . . .«*v- year's tournament and the Colton base. Cal., entrant had a team that wen 1956 to the finals of tlie 1954 tourna- Duiocher, who manages a Little CHRISTENSEN'S ment. League team on which his son, 3 The finals on Friday will be at- Chris, is a player in Beverly Hills, "THE FRIENDLY STORE" aids to Cal. tended by ex-Giant manager Leo easier phoning? NOWGOINGON Making sure you can find any number you want quickly and easily is essential for your enjoyment of good telephone service. That's why - Big Savings Berkshire Stockings Golden Anniversary 1. Personal numbers booklets are offered free to save you time and effort on numbers you call frequently^ It's a good . for a GARAGE idea to have one by each phone. And%ns « for the kids too. You may have aa many SALE as you wish. Just call your Telephone .for a BATHROOM Business Office. . for an EXTRA ROOM

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AIR - CONDITIONED — Shop in Cool Comfort at Your A&P Self Service Store A&P SUPER MARKET, 113 Main St., Woodbridge 540 New Brunswick Avenue, FORDS. N. J. Open Tuesdays & Thursdays 'til 9 P. M. - Fridays "til 10 P. M Open Fridays 'til 9 P. M. CATITEHF.T i'];,,.., FRIDAY, AUGUKT 24, in.'ll PACE TWELVE in a r-ampiilfin or ,,,,,,„ . A i\mrn fiirlnrici Many Opinions of Others ; Olntin cooking li fun and rjultn hrperilnp ^ITH"; uiid"r I heir strnint and of plain . ^ h»ve caiLv U* 'itra (Porto control, in lnmn!.o products «re sending (Cm.rlrnwrt Irom Edltnrlnl Pw their chances to | | ;an be simple or hard, debeiidfog Rlcans to help „_.« In the fields ( n )I||; Undpr the new laws, land own- forth a pungent smell which Is materially iminov.Ti \ | on the tjpe you go in tor. and factories until the tomni.<> educational drswrRntinn, ths V -: CLASSIFIED :• ers will be notified of mosquito being curried for miles on the most controversial point In analn that we will not ,„,'-,, crop is safely stored away. summer air. Truck loads of to- RATES — INFORMATION breeding areas and told how American domestic life today, choice between Derm,,./ ' Under Capitol Dome matoes— those fine, solid, tasty It means a firm support of the rV'mblicnn tickets 'it- ,! 7V fur t!S words I l>mdllnt for ada: Wrdnrada? 10 to abate the nflisance. Repre- WHO'S BEEN CAUGHT m kind found only In New Jersey- Supreme Court decision, but also In the campaign, Bm . 3r cacti additional «»rd A. M. tor the utrw week'i 'Continued from Editorial Page) sentatives of the commission A reponer irom a uifc city news- w add to the beauty of the scene, 1 a sympathetic understanding of believe the Democrat, "" ! Tayablr In advanff pildllcatlon. changes in legislation designed may enter upon any lands with- paper stopped at the office of a the difficulties the South must to carry out moequlte ••Mtermln- in the State to ascertain whether Mother Nature carefully nur- little rural weekly. During the have done better tilail ,„ " THr)ih <•'««••' recommend the expenditure of quitoes exist there. to make the successful season. manage to keep a circulation In Though the odds at the mo- stlncts In selecting \\ '' • MALE HELP WANTED • • WANTED • funds In the battle Against the An abundance of rain In direct wir TOMATOES: — An aroma of a town where the people know ment may be. aRalrmt them, the I Inpe for the VlnsProsj.j,,.'.'.' pest. The New Jersey 8tate Ag- contrast to 1955's July has pro- EXPERIENCED CLERK for law WOMAN will take care of child cooking ketchup, chill sauce what everyone else Is dolnts?" Democrats Iwve some chance of The New York Timps^ ricultural Experiment Station duced a super crop of toma- Industrial Plant. High School by the week. Fenced yard, and other products hovering over The country editor Rrinned u recapturlnR the Presidency and will act in an advisory capacity toes nnd running factories are a better chance to strengthen education nwssary. Oood pay. quiet neighborhood. PU 8'7788. South Jersey towns this week j little and replied, "The only rea- Jelled soups HIT rciilly ,, t and cooperate with the agencies working overtime to preserve their control over Congress. Write Box Nn. 101 c/o this paper bears proof tlmt New Jersey's son thf-y rend the nnprr is to see but nsplcs nnd arc (,„„; ','; RER VICES of other states and the Federal them for the winter months With Mr- Siovensoii to lead them statins 'who's been CHURIU at. II." during the summer. AVINQ TROUBLE with your Government to eliminate mos-l 1956 tomato crop is the best ever. ahead. • FOR RENT • lewerafe? Elebtrlc 8eweroot*i emovM root*, filth, sand nnd UNFURNISHED five room apart- toppage from clogged pipes, ment, all utlllttes supplied. trains and sewers. No digging no WorkltiR couple only. Call WO latrmges— rapid and efficient. Cai: 8-2355 between 8-9 P.M., 101 St. Cony's Plumbing and Hemlng Qeorije Avenue, Avenel^ 8/2 -.8/30 BUSINESS andlSERVICE DIRECTORY • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • • MISCELLANEOUS • EARN $40 WEEKLY COMM. scw- FOR SALE — Six-room house; all tng Baby wear! No House Sell- StatlMS Improvements; lot 64'xl31'. Ing! Rush stamped addressed • Moving aid Tnrtkg • I. PMW4H «* SOTI" *l * Home Alterations five minutes to bus and school. envel»pe, Batty Oay, Wanaw, § Accordion School • • Furniture Phone, owner, Rahway 7-0837, Indiana. • 8/16-8/23* Complete Movlnr Job dUNQARlAN Recipe Book, Eng- CANDID OR RWD10 3 Rooms $25 5 Roomi $35 PORCHES • GARAdKS lish print. Price $1. Mrs. P. Bo- TOWNE GARAGE • APARTMENT WANTED • HENSCH'S 4 Rooms $30 6 Rooms $40 regl, 1167 Prairie Avenue, South LOOKING FOR J. F. Gardner A Son DORMERS # CELLARS YOUNG EXECUTIVE, Wife and Bend 14, Ind. 8/2-8/30* Accordion School All Loads Insured — It Yea/i Exp. ECONOMY MOVERS 485 AMBOY AVENUE . two children would like to rent tf YUUR DHlNklNO hasTutxuliu 172 Brown Avenue, Isetln • Top Value! Free Estimates furnished home or apartment for a problem, Alcoholics Anony- • Name Brands! NATION-WIDE MOVERS Woodbridge one month starting Sept. 4th In mous can help you. Call Markei PRIVATE Rahway 7-8014 WO-8-J540 3 Years to Pay Woodbrldge, Fords or Metuchen '-7528 or write P. O Box 253 t Dependable Service! Were SpMlalWl In area. Call Mountain View 8-4050. Woodbrldge. 8/2 - 8/30 ACCORDION LESSONS 48-StftM • Complete Acrnrdlon Repairs Mottel • BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT Telephone Fulton K-or,n»J LINCOLN FURNACES • Certificates Modern and Classical — Beginner! tzcltement ever Ilnce the bpdy of severe coughing. • SEWERS CA-1-8541 88 Main Street and Advanced. Henry Jan$en & Son the old Judgi had been discovered r "Eureka 1 This Is HI" Ruth ex- 101 Sharot Street, Carteret 46 Si. Ann gtrwt, Cartmt —a kntf< between his (boulder claimed. "But who is Ronny J* Woodbridge, N. J. ENROLL NOW FOR EXPERT TtaiiUn and Bluet Metal Work blades. i INSTRUCTION "I'm Ronny." A man's voice CA 1-7851 or 1-S645 twins Metal Celllnn and Inside the Judge's old-fashioned qame from the heavy drapes at Telephone S-»f5« In Our • Tankless Colls • study with itl booklined walls, the I to doorway. A tali jthin-faeed Am CONDITIONED STUDIO Fnnuee Virk : •topped suddenly, her heart pound- young man with wild^ deep-set Why Risk Yoi^r Health tnf, She thought she heard ft noise eyes stepped slowly from the folds We carrj • full line ol Muileil 588 Alden Street Tankless Coil» or TOO behind her and whirled quickly of the drapery and came toward • Funeral Directors' • Initrumenti and Accessories With Poor Plumbing?... Woodbridge, N. J. •round. But there was no one there. her, From his right hand pro- Choose ttom such famoui make ac- ^ Cleaned CALL Ruth frowned M the observed truded the nose of an automatic cordions »s: EXCEL81OK, TITANO, Telephone 8-1141 the mesa oj scattered papers on pistol IORIO LANCE, ACME, HOHNBB, Water Softeners Call Today •he library table. At least the Ruth (tilled • scream. Shi ACCOHDIANA, KXCELSIOLA and DALLAFPB. i%e had (tlrred the dust. seemed frozen, unable to move. SYNOWIECKI SMITH Installed They're sure to find everything "Fortunately for me," the* mis Free Esli Perth Amboy's Oldest Established t the essential clue," Ruth said continued calmly, "the stupid cop- PLUMBING & HEATING CaU WO-8-1400 Funeral Home Accurdlun Center •Real Estate - Insurance* urself. "But this Is one case, pers overlooked that record, which 11 Tears At the Same Location WO-8-3098 1 ••t got to solve, even If the I wouldn't have left li old Moses AVENEL COAL yes, call U li' ly Sun has to do It alone," hadn't com» bustin' la when be 46 Atlantic Street EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER Prompt, Efficient Service for estimate. vVc 1 inc remembered the sad, help- did," Carteret, N. 1. and OIL CO. man to you to li Eddie Bonyoskl, Prop. 186 REM8EN AVE., AVENEL H) >vs expression on the black faee The man stopped and stared at tii Rabwaj Ave., Avenel ifl 557 SUte St., P. A. VA-6-12M plan, shoi*inB >'"" " ' of Moses Logan, the Judge's old Ruth, "It too bad you discovered j! * saving short-cuts gardener and handyman, who was SCHOEMAKER i the record. That means I've got Telephone Cuteret t Religious Articles • being held In the county jafl on to-" • Taxi Cabs suspicion of murder. And she A revolver shot roared. The Knroll Vuiir Child Hushed angrily as sha recalled the young man screamed with pain as Now for Private AGENCY lynch talk she had overheard. HREHA'S the automatic flew from his hand. Summer CIHSMB "I Just know old Muses didn't From the suit of armor came a t TKUMPK1 DKLICATKSSEN AND do It," Ruth said, "but it's going wisp of powder smoke. t (il ITAK Realtor and Insurer to be hard to convince a mob, un- "Raise your hands or I'll shoot • AUCOUIIION less—" to kill," barked a hard voice. • SAXOI'UONK GIBSON a P,AN0 wxi PRESS A peculiar creaking noise be- "The Sun came awful close to "We Sell the Earth and GUITARS « IUOMUUNJS JUST PHONE hind her caused her to s being minus a good crime report- FUNERAL HOMES Insure Whatfi On It" TI1K around quickly. But the could er, Miss Denhum,'! a grim-faced B»l»bll»heU 91 Ycui mid Amplifiers • UHUMS < uni|ili'te Una of see nothing in the deep shadows police officer explained, as he STUDENT RENTAL PLAN Hrlljiuun Artlilt* WO 8-0200 4211 East Avenue tut All OccathMM at Oral, except «n tnetmt «nft of pushed the bars of his iron mask Perth For litfurw&Uou Call 111 2 BM8 EDISON, N. J. Fast and Courteoiu BcrvlM J 181 iUndolpIl St. -1 Kl 1 armor, rows of dusty tMtkt, and open. "The Chief left me on guard, Furd Ave., Forda 20 the0Judge's old dictaphone with an because he hud it hunch the k SAMMY RAY'S CARTERET VA tt-1)358 LI-8-8400 WQODBRIDGE TAXI assortment of (yllndtr wax rec Would return. Here you simp the MUSIC and HEfAIH 8UUP Phone &M-S2I4 bjwdcuffi M hiai." W7 N«w Hruiuwlck Avenue, Kuidi m I'*; A HI ST. WOOnBElDQB I I r Ti-.T FRIDAY, AUOU.TT 24, ior.fi PAGE THIRTEEN

T.EOM, WITTER LEGAL mrncrs I.KflAL NOTICES TII>HIM ii. tnr v*r1ou.i whools In *nt one or •nil Mnp nf tills Borough, sheet 11-B. lie*,* jealth thr .0* In win Work to such hldtli-r vl«fld June I9T7, Joseph O. Jomo, Ber- Ml must mept the following h*y may select. ouifh FtiBlnerr; Running thence (31 . sprrlHrat 1(H]K Upon *reet)f.nh/p of the minimum ftsfi'prly,F.ss'prly , pparallei l wltVi (he fir»t COUTM A 1' I rtmvlty -20 9 >1«. or bid above minimum, bv the Mid along the northerly line of Clic« Plash- im degrees Invor nnd CoAnrll mid thp payment linn Avpmic 42S fept tn n point In thi Vlsrosliv sail loo rifRrfM P- lift*)' bv tlie ontrhawi no,orthnp i westerly line of Po;;t Boulevard. Mid fll rlewrc's i thf mnniifr cf purrtiaw In »rcor'l- running t,licrimherly nnd alonf' Pour 10 of Cnnertl will deliver a Bir- 50 feet in thf point nnd place of b»- "-"In yonr family tn rnloy fresh n.T.U.--145.000 .,.IS| m burnliiR up ex- .:aln and Sale *"••' frtr "wl* nmmisej ;ginnlnR tniltfi tnl nftcr dinner sweets. Rids will be opened and read at this QIOROE J. BRKCHKA. ' , , ,11(1 In pxpnlllns poisons FVom Ihe Bubnt-bfttl Ukt, fissr* manage to dig out a fairly d«rent meetinc. c s part or porMon of 1 Borough Clerk AvP^,,,'" lien within the followli l, ivT allowed to In hnb- Vitnmins nnd minerals ploy nn Jnnctfoi^ Vermont: A lot lins hren living. nid must !>e fnr n fl«e>(1 prlo» per ir : itnllnii unit inptprpd from the truck. mPtPR and bounds dfflrrlptlon: n •rltten about the dairy farmers Of course, there Bre some farm- st 91. ]9W. In the Carterft Press ,v.trins through DIP Inrm " ""Pnitoin pan in gm diet Ihe Hoard nr Education reserves the nllie M thi- point of Imersfcttoh being caught ln thfc squeeze be- ers who never make « go of it. C. P 8 17, 24 56 thr wpitprly linr of Rernnrd atrtef" Bi"1 <1urln the summer it Is easy rtiihi 10 re)ect nnv or all bids, nnd to R tween low pricei for mlilt nnrt It's the same way in business. I »-ni'T iinv Ipfnrmnlltiea In the ltu«re«' wilh the wnithiTly linn of Onkwood - t, ,lll(l vegetables are low 0 or Hie Tlfinrd. AN DlttritlANti! AveruiP, ns shown on thr prpnent ofll* » net. nn nburidnnee of these Hare say there are thousands of '.,. inii especially low in cal- high prices for HipplipR they have J. OBRIFN. S^cittary AN ORDINANCE VACATING PARTS ; c T:ix Afi^rwment Miip of this BoT- 1 tlirnu..h fresh fruits and vegeta- tb buy. There I* ahother diftercnt more business concerns that fill Cir'eret Bonrd of Education OF CERTAIN STREETS AND AVENUES uiixli. Shert 14. RivN-d June 19J7,' • ' j.-:j| I)P on them and you'll A M KURt 9 1&56 IN THE BOROUGH OF CARTEBHT. Joseph 0 Jomo Borough Euglneet,' ,' bles. Always keep m mind that kind M I squeeze, which a small than there are farmers. MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NBW J8BSEY, .and from tlii-nre riinnln« 111 Wpsterly lltj,,.j'i i hrnlth and look more C P. B/17. J4/5f PROTEIN not bread Is tht staff Ibrhier te Tfehiteittfee found nut The trend today Is towards larger AND EXTINGUISHING AU, fUBLIc ' ,tnd along snld soiuhrrlv llnr of OUf- \H- \inny authorities tell us SIOHTS AND BASEMENTS THEREIN wood Mump 111.1(17 fcot to a Point, >\, mil li »h»t he wrote his Con-operations not only In Industry and mnitl stress thIh e fobd* of life. BE IT ORnAlNfcn by thf Mnynr nml running ihPncr I2I Nnnherly and piV- business, but also In farming. VO WHOM IT MAT comrEHN: Courtcll of HIP Hi)ro\ii;)i or CurtiTut In.nlli'l with ihp victcrly lltir of Bernmrt . • p, i;,in tlie "beftuty vlta- A: n rpunmr miviliiv <>' Hi* f'onn n DurtriR tht heat of the summer Even at that, th*r« is gotng to be the Counlr of Middlesex, Htutp nt NewitrrM. ail fpet tn a point in the north- ' P(,,v ivon RO so ftr fi» to "t krt B» V«»r« oM, plenty able Jersey ivrly llnr of Onkwoorl Avenue; runhloc ,-.1 ' H may be thort apt*aim» tb most Ausust 10, 11156, I waft directed tr - fc work, but *heti, 1 fill out an a place for the Small farmer, but .Section I ThP ., .. E:\strrh nnd nnrallel *llB ,, ,i ||.';ivc one of them from of us to eat one of the substitute lhr he hns to be pretty resourceful. 1 :mrts mid portions of thp hpremtiltn ' "r" rtc'irHiitl rounp. »niuii'i fill tiling about the ™!* e»V » this Is & with your tot «n intervie* the flrsl thing .iitimre within this Burouitli o; Cnftcrft 105 74 fwt morp or 1P«. to n point lit <; small farm is going to be Wiped c1l (Thfiinbrrs. Munlolpnl BiMlrtl'n' snld westerly line ul Itpnmrd StrWV, '. ' -• l l bi'iuity focfds" Is that family try sorrte rjt thtte Substi- t&ejr do II look at mj age and then ire Hrrfby drirrmlnpii to tip usci«...» as. h l(l out in the forseeable future. nrl nol requlrpd as public siri'Ms «n»' and r\iiiiun . thenue I4I iiimtherly B.JonK'^ - ' . sy to prepare arid ft big. tutes: ™> »«> you »re too old. tf I were nnd K-II n- |«ibllr mile linil to tin siild wesUriv line nl h.'rnard Street-, • £} • |lM ril '" >>rd'tor nrrnriilnf! to tertru n ivnniVPi, not nppdntt in public tli:jr-'intl)- From the On ton Independent* .'ares, and tllP yiniitloii tlirreuf a' SO fpet tn thp |iolnl »nd plnre of be-' T~r • '[0 it,, busy hotaemalfer. is Uk tot a pehston they would on Hie *'.!tl tnc Boroiiffh CIMI Cottage cheese, Jellied Con- Sentinel, Canton, Pa.: Governor nubile strtfts snd avpinies to bp In Hie o lay you tr* too young. So It's be- ir" oi ihft b hnced sommes, fish or chicken ln aspic •trvlce- of the best nml (piirml vulillr eectloti 2. The nbovp prtnnieHtad * .• W •*•' yond mi. I am too old And too AveraU Harriman, of N«w York rrorl nrlor to MIP: ton .11(1-517, Block rins, ciubo'iydrates, Jellied meats, skimmed rtiijk' 17(1, HarrU Street. RorniiRh of Car- puns <>r portlwns of milil sppctflcd pub* # • f&mt ib they say. So what?" State, recently signed a bill which IAI Such part or portion of Turk lie streMs nnd nveruii"; nrp lierVby V»- *, v HIT important in skimmad milk lees. FTPt Ar.RPS.'qiient Mftp. provides for the jailing of parents I^M- ... in, IIUXLI' ihut thp Curtfrf Avenue as Is Inclined within tht foi-c»tpd and sll public rlghn. pusmentli . ", n.vi-n. Proteins are Avoid sweejt drinks such as co- tWt ti the ctmdltlbn of a good lomuih Counp!1 hns, bv resolution (\ji< lowlrm mhtes mid honnrts description privileges thPreln nud IHTOSS the nmB • • who do not control their children are herphy extinguished, . ".• blocks of the body, ws, ice cream sodas, soda Waters totty trrtall farmers, but I don't "Mum to Inw, fixed ft mlnlmuir. Beninniiig ut the point of liHprsectlon properly. of the eftattrlj' line «f Otorite Hlrttt flpftlon 3. This urclitirtnce shall tattl r-. and the like. They will fld weight irlrc lit wtlloh mid lots In snld WocV l(,ln(li;iii's isimars) and fats ft fclleve they ire going to bfc moved The bill authorize! fines of up vlll bf wilri, together with nil ot^pr per with the loutherly line of Park Ave- effect immrdtiitrlyy ii]>] ™ final adoptiop n ' V" imnd-in-hand In applying to the body with no resultant die- fcff the land. Anyway, it is not a >'"HR. uflld m'nlmMm nrirp hPln1' nue and from thence running (I) East- tind publication us provided by law. k to $250, and Jail Sehtence*—up to erly nloiiK said southerly line of P»rk The pv in ihe body. Pats are ourtetic benefit. Vtorjr fcood situation when a small plus cofits ot prepnrlnif defiti ordinance wus Intro- thirty days—for parents Who wil- , ..HUH: tiiit ati•«. SMtl lots Ir Avpuue find tht northerl_..y, lino of lot,, j tfunetl nt a mretlnn o! the Council of the Jlttnfcr finds himself too old to get 104 In Bl*l( 13BB on hprelnnftehif r men- inproiiiinoroulh of CnrtereCnr!Pret held AugiisAunust ItIt, i futiirntrnted sources of en- fully violate a court order speci- FH.M EMISSARY . . . French mid blork will rfnulre 10"! payment ft niul they lire briken down 1 Job and too young to get a pen- time of Bid. the balanre to be paid tloned Maji. 100.23 feet to n point be- ! 'Mfl, when It w:is urinpti-d on first rend- Callete GraduMe fying actions to prevent delinquent movie actress Martin? Carol ar- within 30 dayj from d»te of sale. IilK in the westerly line of Lot 1 In '"* The snld ordinance will Dp further I,,, iircstivc tract into fatty lick ffe certainly la caught bc- Block 12B as shown on the present considered on second rending for final "Yes, ra give ytto a Jbb. Bweep acts. rive* In tf. H. for good will tour The SR!q of the nbove-miMitloner official Tan Assessment Map, Sheet p [it of said Council ||S in produce quick energy. out the store." fareten the age squeeze. We favor such legislation, and mrr»n(fed by government con- iroperty subject to following condl. urn;,; qiRors are more bene- 11-A, of this Borough, Revised June of the Borough of Ctirtcret on Septetn-*- "But I'm a college grtdutte." Many small Vermont milk farm- have long believed so-called Ju- trolled French film Industry. 1937. Joseph O. Jomo, Borough Engi- bcr 8. IS50. at IP, M, Cnunrll Cham- TERMS AND COVDITIOVS OK SALR tiers. linrotiKh Hull. Conk i' Avenue, I tiuii artificial sweets. Try venile delinquency Is actually 1. The sucrossful bidder shnll be re-1 neer; running thence (2) Northerly, nt 'Okay. Ill show you how." in jet n little extra Income by do- right angles to snld first described Carteret, N. J ut which time and quired to deposit 10% nf the tota f ing some outside jobs or raising a parental delinquency, and that The rush of inflclders like Gran rourie nnd along the westerly lines of .plnci all perMins liitrrented will b* purnhnse price Bt the time of sail V(\ I I \ l t ' little extra farm produce. Some parents should be held responsible 'Iflmiur and the O'Briens to the anil the' balance shall be payable Lots 1 and 34 In Block 12B on snldiK' ''> "» opporlunltv tn lie henrd. OEOKOE J nRECHKA, . within 30 days from the dute of salp Map 50.04 feet to a point; niniiliid others get some help from their for uncontrolled, or Illegal, behav- ntnmd can be traced to the fact thence 131 westerly, parallel or neurly DnroiiKh Clerk 2. The purcha.-.er, his, her their, or It: ( II 17. 24 50 cblldrtn. B7 book K crook they ior on the part of their offspring. Hat most players are constantly assigns shall not erect or permit t(- so with the first described course nnd ' •*• ;)tperimenting with a knuckler, along the southerly line of Lot 1071 be erected upon any part of thi In Block 13D on said Map, 101.34 fept rtiey Invariably start tossing flut- premises »nj dwelling coating les: than 46,000,00 to the point of Intersection of the TOO MUCh ANTI-FREEZE Terrible .erbalW during pre-game warmui* northerly line of Park Avenue with the RUSSELL MILES Agency 3. It Is specldcallT understood tha' easterly line of Qeort;e Street, nnd phone Smith's symptoms were alarm- When the flood was over and ind get the notion that pitching Is the purclmser, his. her, their or It:from thence running 14) southerly Noah had freed all the animals, 1 cinch., assigns, shall construct at his. hernlong the easterly line of Oeorp.e rates are ing enough to take him to a doctor tlwlr or Its own proper costs am he returned to ark to make sure Street, 50 feet, more or less, to tin- Estate - Builders - Contractors expense, complete sanitary and storm point and place of beginning. for a checkup. that all had left. He found two LEGAL NOTBCES aewera to accommodate the propert\ •old, said sewers .shall be laid wlthli (B) Such part or portion of Carolina "What does the report show, snakes tin the comer crying. They S months, from the date of sale and Avenue as lies within the following LOW NOTICE TO BIDDERS meets and bounds description: Begin- - Insurance - told him their sorrow., "You told Sealed bids will be received by the shall be laid ln accordance with thi Doc?" ning nt the point of Intersection of Board of Education, or the Boroukh Of plan; and specifications therefon Marl ford u» 16 go forth and multiply upon prepared or to be prepared by thi the westerly llneof Post Boulevard with "According to this analysis." Ctrteret, New Jersey, at the ClHeWt the southerly line of Carolina Avenue 19 Cnoke Ave,, Carteret, N. J. the earth and we are adders."— High School, on Tuesday evening, Sep- the Borotigh Engineer of the Bor- Norfolk. . answered the medico, "there Is and from thence running (11 Westerly The Annapolis Log. ehibW 4, 195«, at 7:30 P.M. for the ough of Carteret and approved b and nt right angles to snld line of CA-1-5308 every indication that a small per- pUrcneue of the followlhg: the Mayor nnd Borough Council o said Post Boulevard. 42} feet to 41 1. Physical Education Supplies the Borough of Cnrteret. and nl point, running thence (21 northerly cenatge of blood is getting into Could Be 2. Football supplies for Activities sewers so constructed shall become and at right angles to said southerly announces your alcohol stream." Department the property of the Borough of Car line of Carolina Avenue, 50 feet to 11 Willie: "Mama, do epople that Bids will be opened and read at this teret, as part of the Municipal Sewei point, being nt the southwest corner lie ever go to heaven?" meeting. 8y«tem. The cost of the preparatloi of Lot 1 In Block 12-1 ns shown on lln oflire will be clotted on Saturday during ' Separate bids are asked on each of of the plans and specifications shal the present official Tax Assessim'tn The President has signed the Mother: Why, of course not, tht »bove Ittms. bn borne by the purcrmser, Social Security Bill, establishing a Willie." Specification! mny be seen at the 0 4. The purchaser shall be required to the month* of July and August net of the secretary during business provide at Ma. her, their or Its owi System of disability Insurance and Willie: "Gee. It must be lone- hours. proper costs and expense a flve-lnc) lowferlhi the age at which women some up there with only God and nte Board of Education reserves the penetratlojr macadam road on thf right to reject any or' all bids, and street or streets on which the afore, m»y receive benefits. G*orge Washington." to waive any informalities ln the in said lota face; and said street shal terest of the Board. be Improved as the construction o: J. OlSttttR, Secretary tht dwelling progresses; said streei Orwret Board shall be improved In accordance of Sducfttloh With the trade of aald street or CJP..8/M-31/5B streets *s established by the Borough Council. NOTICE TO BIDDERS 9. Purchaser will construct sidewalks Sealed bids will be received by the curbs and gutters to accommodate Board of Education of the Borough of the an!d property above described Caneret, New Jersey, at the Carteret The sidewalks add. curbs shall be li High School, on Wednesday evening. accordance to grades established b< September 12, 19H, at eight o'clock, the Borough Council. Bald curb «n

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Ezra La- on, will I Jeopardize the amount Sci he set t» thinking how ha might advance more readily. One Mr. Steyert WBB president and a pldes, pioneer in produce pre- | of social security I Ret when I thiru: "i 'i '»' hnd failed to gain while going to college wal public director of the South Orange packaging, has been engaged to quit? gpMkiiiR and the ability to work with other people. wttlM In setting up the most Trust Company for the past eigh- A. No. This work may raise A friend of hifl told him a atory about Frank teen years. He Is a veteran banker modern and efficient pre-packag- Betturr, an extremely succesiflll Insurance man, ing system. your benefit but can't lower it. with thlrty-flve years experience. And don't forget, you don't and how he Improved bis ability to rail* himself In Harold Levy, president of the A native of Brooklyn, he began have to "quit" work to net the business world. new 'Super Mail, tells us that his banking career In 1920. He benefits. If you earn $2,080 a It was the system that hid worked for Benjamin Ezra Lapldes has spent 17 very was associated with banks in New year, you can be paid bene- Franklin in his youth, ind It metnt picking thirteen full years In the packaging field. points that he felt necesssrj to gain the desired York and New Orleans until 1927, fits for one or more months, Since 1948, he has specialized In PEACHES FOR SPEAKER . . . Martha Brll, goal and sticking to them, three Important ones when he became a national bank depending on the amount of Peach being: ' examiner. Por several years, he prepackaging meats and pro- Chllton county, Ala., present* liasliet of pritp-wlnnint .,,. duce, and has written many au- your earnlnrs. 1. Think In termi of the other fellow. • >Ht examined banks in northern New Texa»' Sim Rayhurn, speaker of House of Representatives "' '' Jersey. In 1986 and 1937, he trav- thoitative books on the subject. Q—2. I spent four years in the | 2. Ask queatlonj In conversation. ^ Army during World War n. Since 3. Have a full knowledge of your builnen, CARNEGIE eled extensively thromh6ut South Directing meat and produce He concentrated on one objective each week, and he completed America and the West Indies, pre-packaging for markets then I've been farming. Will my those three pointi In a three week period. From that he went to hit examining branches of American throughout the country, Lapldes military service help me ^et pro- other objectives. Thli system made • big job teem imalL I banks. has designed many pieces of spe- tection for my wife and two small cial equipment for the better mar- children earlier? He says he thinks that anybody who sincerely wants to get ahead Mr. Steyert is an alumnus of the keting and protection of foods. In life, both In happiness and la Inandal galni, can pick a similar Graduate School of Banking of A, Actually, you've had pro- method and profit by It Rutgers University. He was a The advantages of "Redl-Pak" tection under social security member of the -faculty of the method to Flagstaff customers are for for your family right along. almost endless. With this method, Your four years of service In- FOSSILIZED CRAB Federal Reserve School for Bank Save) money! DELAV WORKS WELL . there is no waiting. A customer sured you for double that time Philadelphia, Pa. — Betsy Bur, Examiners, where he lectured on Wt'rt clear- Chicago — An estranged couple, may shop quickly or »t her leisure. eight years after 1950. Now 7, who Is an amateur shell-hunter, bank financing of home construc- who stormed into divorce court The produce is plainly marked, that farming Is under social ing a let of rermtly found a stone shaped just tion. He is a former member of determined to end their marriage, security, you'll likely build a like a crab at Beach Haven, N. J. the executive committee of the and this speeda checkout service. clothes to had to wait four hours for a hear- Food* are table ready — custo- greater amount of protection It turned out to be a fossilized ing. In the meantime, the couple New Jersey Bankers Association, make way for mers pay for no waste. Everything than possible on your military crab, which naturalists say mayhad changed their mind — they and a past president of the Mort- ntw noion, be 25,000 years old. It Is on ex- gage Bankers Association of Newis trimmed and washed, ready to service alone. said they were disgusted with the use. HEATLES8 ROBBERS They're In ear way ... but hibit at the Academy of Natural arguing and shouting, usually over Jersey. He was an organizer and Q—3. How much would a house- OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.—The (Sciences, here. petty differences, by husbands, the first president of the tsaex hold worker have to earn a month robbers who accosted a local man there's nothing wrong with wives and lawyers in court. They County Grand Jury Association. in 1953, 1954, and 1955, to be recently certainly didn't, have any thorn. Use Iht room in your ITS A SHAME wanted to give their marriage an- He served as president of the under social .security? Could she feeling. They took the man's bill- South Orange Business Men's As- eleMl to take advantage ol our "I'm sorry, madam," said the other try, and left, arm in arm. and her employer pay up the fold, wrlstwatch, and diamond sociation for two yews. He was attendant at the movie, "but you back tax? ring. Not satisfied, they also took lack ol room. ' a trustee of the South Orange cunt take the dog into the the- Tomato aspic can be combined A. Beginning 1955, In any his shoes, commenting "They just Community House, the recreation atre." with meats, seafoods, or vegetables calendar quarter you were paid fit fine." tsTABL/srrso aw center for the youth of that com- $50 or more cash wages by one "How absurd," protested the to make either a side dish to com- munity. In 194S, he was president employes, you were subject to iods, your cash wises must be woman. "What harm can pictures plement the main dish or be theof the South Orange-Maplewood. L.BRIEGS & SONS social security. From 1951-1954, reported, and the taxes paid Thlht- do a little dog like this?" main dish itself. Kiwanis Ckrt), and during his you also had to work on' 24 by your emnjoyes. Not only Is iwrm AT KINO m. • PBBTB AMIOY. years of residence in South or more days for that em- Orange, he was active in numer- this required, but it's the only ployer in the quarter. If you way you can get credit toward ous other civic and business or- j were covered In any past per- ganizations. He presently resides benefits. NOW IS THE TIME in New York, with a summer home TO PAINT YOUR HOME in New Jersey.

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wmm IMM \\\c,v, TWO AUGUST 24, 1<)5fi mile; :it intersections near the sHiraih' to retrain their (ilisft- Planning With Children All Requested niiitrs from rhallPtiRitiR thr flow w of trn ITIc. To Obey School in m nnd morn flrmis nf Hie Is Now a Family Affair niwilry uniformed women actinij us irnil time rrosslrm guards, For Return to Learning, Zone Speed Limit somel iincs with nuthorHy to halt traffic in the Interests of the Careers an Well as Clothe* Involved in Preparations With the opening of the new .•lilldiTii, will be supplcmentlnK •-••hool term but a few (lays away. Hie work of the pntrols nnd the lor (nminx Term; Kiirly Shopping Advised I In voices of local police ofTlrials. ir'.ulm- police. i-ltirators and national safety au- ltnlli will require the full co- rngerncis of Hie children them- Puii'iM'; (if iill the children are thorities, art joined In niertlnu nil selves for more learning, conspire (ineinilnn of nil motorists to per- oonfmniK] with a stimulating motorists to the special responsi- to multiply the challenge for par- fect the cordon of safety belnn cfciilli ii"c this yrnr, to match the bilities Hint will soon bo theirs. i ritlur in^iii nf the youngsters ents, which Is ii tone and the same tjirmvn mound school children. t!i.%iM !vrs in planning for the time a personal and n family and The two things to which nil who ' (utitton Pay* oft .'•ftirt iif siimthn1 new school term a community problem. drive fuitomobllo vehicles on the Mounting precautions taken by v, hi- liin scheduled to begin in Just And all this calls for a family public thoroughfares, must pledge I lie niil.hnrltles In protecthiR school a fr.v iiinit weeks. conference riuht. now In which themselves, us classes are about to children riom lucreftslni hazards i-hiillciiKr Is the nnturnl out- the children should participate- he resumed, says Andrew ,1. Sor- nf trnfflc hnvr paid off In a blK KNwth rif the persistent program so that their implratlonn, and the dini!, president of the Americnn wny. over the past 34 years the. of rni;ihftrls over the past ten or responsibilities piivents mu.it un- Automobile Association, are: death rate nmong school age chil- tif'Mi yi-iirs, on the Importance dertake for seltliw them ready to I. To ohry spcrd limit* In dren us the result of accidents has of fdiifiilKin, n.q a matter of self go back to school, may bo merged school zones, which »re always been rut. one half while the rate m!y both tir|s "During the Comlnp year, school on all UKC groups. the return try leiiniiiiK. and boys of the School s,lf(,,v officials will train children in safe Many tools of learning that Patrols, as they Youngsters Making' Own Plan* First on the agenda Is probably ihl.ir walking habits, but experience WELL ON HIS WAY to a bright children nded should and can be the last thing the youngsters them- classmates from traffic | shows that it takes time to fix scholastle carror is this beginner acquired before teacher points out Whereas once upon a time the selves would think of—their phys- safety In,the minds of new stu- In his enrdnrny coordinated their vnlue, approach of a new term was greet- ical conditions. What better time HAPPY MEDIUM ed with petulant reluctance.and dents", he declared. jacket, slacks, cap and shirt, A If there Isn't a good dictionary than now. before school starts, for Sports coats for boys TOY lip occasionally with open defiance "Meanwhile, it 1$ the motorist's smart looking: outfit. in the home of the schobl child, medium tones, this fnii. •) the annual check-up by the fam- 'lie <'om. fiom youth impatient to get out responsibility to watch out for there should be. A good encyclo- ily physlcfan, for n visit to the den- RIGHT AND WRONG ATTIRE (OK CLASS is demonstrated by blnatlon of grey and I tm 11 in children, even if thfc youngsters oh their own In the adult world, tist, for an examination of the eyes two seniors of Lakovlew (Chicago) Hlxli school, before one of the Soon the. entire area will blos- pedia Is a "learning tool" that stripes and In tweedy e(i themselves art at ftiult." boys mid Rtiis now show not only or fitting of new glasses. mirrors placed In hallways during the school's siierfssful "dress- som with the traditional posters will serve for years. be popular. a sincere eagerness for more Then there are back to school up" week last year. Classes competed for top honors in good Plenty of Reminders reminding motorists that "School's With education at all levels schoollm1,; they actually begin wardrobes to be replenished, and grooming and Individuals vied for a $500 scholarship. School au- There will be plenty of help for Open — Drive Carefully." talcing children's minds around INCOME GOES IP raakuiK plans for the new term b?- here parents are in for a pleasant thorities reported excellent results. roth the motorist and the children, Soon the School Safety Patrols the world during class room in- Some authorities estimat foi-e the old one has ended. in' this annual drive to ensure the made up the Sam Browne belted strue.tion, eVtry school child's a college education adri,« Involved in the planning of teen fety of school youngsters from surprise. The children themselves MONOGRAMS MAKE NEWS youngsters chosen for their alert- home should have an atlas and $100,000 to a person's users nnd the college bound — he hatarffl n traffic. ness, will take their posts on side- If possible a globe. power. whose numbers mount to record all over the country, are taking the Monograms are making ft big PfMkn this yenr — are serious initiative in leading a reform comeback as a fashion-fad among tliou'ihts of careers, as well as the movement that means a shift college girls. Large-size Initial let- accumulation of new wardrobes from the sloppy fads of the past to ters are added to skirts, sweaters uml needed school supplies. neatness and good grooming. or jaMcets. To give the fad a prac- This trend is being hailed by Beginners and grade schoolers, tical twist, the girls use matching parents and educators alike for happily infected by the new trend, monograms to identify towels and the fact that It Is In keeping with (tiid stimulated by, a world of ex- other personal property. the objectives of education In- cHim> new subjects being taught stead of contrary to them. 1$ cxcitliiR new ways, also are look- Selecting school clothes for the ADD LOOKS, WEAR WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS iii(! forward to the new term. Family Life Resurgent children now, Instead of waiting Washable leathers are adding until the last minute rush sets In, good and extra wear to Resurgence of family life dur- is in the full spirit of the new ap- children's back-to-school clothes. ihc the past fifteen years, with Its proach to family life which grants fitmiiiilly mounting birthrate Coats children the righttff participation in1 aiis enrollments will surge for- trimmed with leather buttons and in making declllons affecting piping. Leather sleeve patches are WILL OPEN ON SEPTEMBER 10th ward nt all age levels everywhere them. The children are available a^nin this year. More than 3,000,- a practical addition to jackets. now to go along for fittings and 000 beginners start school anew to have a voice In selection. Ship insurance dates back 700 annually now. Fewer children drop out. A flood tide of teen agers The need for school time sup- reaches the high school age this plies such as school bags, note year. Far more want to go to col- books, pens and pencils — all real- lie than can be taken care of. ly more than classroom needs — .•jflehool authorities are now put- can be best filled most efficiently tftig the finishing touches on their now rather than waiting until mans to receive and Instruct the later. youngsters. Their task Is not an Stock Taklnt Tine e#sy one. New school construction Because children grow so rapid- fijils lu kwp pace with demand for SCHOOL IlOl'Nl) in a washable, ly, the time to check on brother's classrooms. Need for more new reversible jacket in combed and slater's own room Is before, teachers taxes the number gradu- sheen gabardine, "Zdaniied" on not after school starts. Part of ating into the profession. the frateurert side to resist rain heir learning is having well eqiup- JThus, a combination of circum- and strains; reverses to 100% jed rooms of their own for study 4»ni'es, in addition to the welcome nylon fleece. s well as sleeping, and also to take :are of. School children need adequate •estfu] beds, a desk at which to c BOOKS as GIFTS 'ork in privacy, cabinets and helves for their personal posses- o ions, and a decor that will make SCHOOL SUPPLIES hem proud when their school R ATLASES • DICTIONARIES^ mates visit for a gab fest or to TEXT BOOKS • BOOK BAGS) pend the night. • RING BINDERS This is a stock taking time for NEW FAD for college charmers N mrents, for the start'of a new • PENCIL CASES is a perfume container which ichool year is the resumption of can be clipped to a charm brace- E • ADULT BOOKS • COOK BOOKS • BIBLES he normal careers of children. let nr handbag, CHILDREN'S BOOKS * EDUCATIONAL TOYS R ALBUMS • WRITING PAPER AND NOTES BOOK DOLLS • STUFFED ANIMALS • GAMES MMMMMNMMMMWWIM SHOP JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS • GREETING CARDS 79 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOT OPPOSITE STRAND THEATRE VA-6-0865 School days are coming... and with1 i from GIDDEN'S them come the greater need for safe Styles That WE KNOW OUR Lead The driving Yes, a watchword for drilvers: S Class! 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BOBBI FREE PLASTIC PENCIL has combination multiplier divider, ruler, pencil — Woodbridge Township Committee — $000 sharpener and pencils. A gift from us to you mt run IU with every purchase of Hack to-School shoes. Hugh B. Quigley, Mgyoi4 Open Evening Til 10 OTJock CORRECT FITTING ASSURED PUBLIX PHARMACY JUVENILE Edward Kath R. Richard Krauss L Ray Alibani SHOES MA If) SIREEI - WOOD BRIDGE, N. J Gidden's Peter Schmidt L Charles Mangiotie George Mroz PI:one WOedljtidg? S 0809 308 MAPU; STREET PERTH AMBOY Next to Punt Office Building — Open Friday till 9 P.M. 1 oSCHOOL EDITION FRIDAY, AUGUST ?A, 10,1(1 AGE THREE ,,,,,.,.,,/s Urged I,, Assist Shop for Boys More Students Toy* Help lo Teach ,-. Mott Units of Saf91$ hildren With Handwriting And Have Fun To Get Course Mf(!y for ;11|)iwri, of parents In B:rt;.ps to ) scholarship l>!f(11.l to hrip set rf.ll- .)lnS |hflt will l,r from the 1 to imr- ; Wlwhenn llIt's sU tim e to shov p for your In Driving f-ar ,,-rect path ttoward Vnts «, well « hP i Z ' "' ., V the cooperation 1'npnm.iuhlpenmanshinp I1s. «.set. rforth *,,. "" UlP chlldren-are son. you can look forward to an interesting day, becRuse fashion :i|>piTir to b« . ( opening of the new There will be a substantial In- A Family Project hns heen combined with function fie whole thing. ;-• jrreiue In the number of high ,.,„! approaches. Parents can help their school In young male apparel. Why not is a development of' |school students to whom formal .,,. come::!i from the Hand- nge children by followinK through choo.se one of the new sports car cdiicHtlon In driving an automo- iuM making workhV n(liii,lon actively sup- at home In support of teachers coot~ s with toggl„.„„e closures, .Inter- of iulnit things for ttfc isliiessmen as well as ibile^yrlll be available this fall, In who stress Instruction In hand-'lined for additional warmth who learn the w»yi «. , n renewal of a con-writing'. ! preparation for the inevitable mo- You'll see a variety of stripes in life from II1".' miniatures. ;'. iidi' to encourage a A good plan Is to make it nn sportswear apparel', probably In ment when they will Join the 3 n'nt' * °f 'he lmpor- Informal family project, utilizing print coruroy, sometimes In sub- ! ranks of licensed motorists. In this ins'dnce. It is tttyi in all Walks the booklet which is available free dued Ivy League tones of gray It Is anticipated that, nearly t'niT:," «fety, ranging ' by writing the Handwriting Foun- 'K''W" or khaki, sometimes in bold 500,000 boys anfl girls, or some- tl: unlimited Instances of elation. red and black. Both Jackets and ! alftclc8 j 200.000 more than last year, will j The .lisna'.s run be made Alices, Irritation and ac- Foundation surveys have shown will be cut to give a slim jbe enrolled ln courses which In- The warninc sis us range from ttl* ,,1 lime and vast sums of that the best way to Improve natural'line, Tlierc wlu bc B won(lprful as clude actual behlnd-the-wheel triiditionnl ' M'fp" to "Curve" iod , addition to obvious car- everyone can do this—to to write " 8ort Another half million will f?et Turn." ,*_• can be cited to slowly. Past screws lead to went of shirts, many with inis, b tton down classroom instruction only, trw* Younsistrrs luiv risen to ttlB. . universal importance trouble Legibility ig paramount i " - collars, in everything Individual style of writing can'fvom twe6dy °°tton knlt strlpes to bringing the grand total" to MI lallense of the signs and dbv be maintained and should be Isubtle glen pIftlt's ln soft coWon all time peak of over a million. mils by sotilmr I linn up in , i,rlk Lower Grades yards, dcsiimntinij some of It should always be remem- In 8,000 Schools HER ARITHMETIC proves that ,,l papers Written In long bered that someone else must be For special occasion wear, flan- The American Automobile As- group as "traffir cops" and i nel suits, some with subtle over- » sleeveless dress with button-on as motorists, uplim (heir own mUU* :;ulin!li accurate and well able to read what you have writ- sociation of driver education for stripes or checks, in medium tones bolero adds up to more class- nture shfi (-nuipmpnt. and ,,l M,metlmes suffer because ten. youth at the beginning of the of brown or gray, look handsome. room faslilon. bicycles to play ••traffic" ,., • mds it difficult to de- school term, discloses that ap- A separate tweed sport coat, when ..' M,'in. Lower grades re- SAVE VITAMINS proximately 8,000 high schools, of ,;, npporlunttles Sometimes worn with the flannel slacks, pro- EADED FOR St/MOOL ; Vltamlh-rlch Juices should more than one third of all In the G. I. LOAN BIM. i,, raii.se of poor penman- J should be..,videMMDis anothe, r suit for dress-up oc- saved from cooked vegetables and J caslons. United States, will have complete From kindergattners through Congress hns pussed a one-y«atf- !, itcra and package! go illeglans, baclt-to-schoolers will extension of tho O.I. home-loait added to soup stock, especially for Some manufacturers have en- MOTHER'S MACK IS O\ THE OUTSIDE when small fry mem- driver education courses Includ- . imi telephone messages 6 w«aring hoods'this term. These Ruaranter progntm for World Witt growing school Children. They add sembled sport coat, slacks and ben of the school r.ir pnol IIIMMN' ti i> for the ride home, says Iiconnrd ing behind-the-wheel training. • ,,. deciphered. arm head comings are available II veterans. The bill also permit? aest when added to tomato Juice, V-neck sweater, the latter dyed to M. van Noppcn, Universal (I.T. safety rxiwTt, Don't just sit at Several thousand more will feat- Handwriting Foundation ;parately or attached to jackets, a veteran's ri;:!.t Ui a Ql, lt also. match one of the tones ln the the wheel and wait, lip says. M,t!(r sure they are safely inside, with ure classroom Instruction only. , ind the point of urging s, blouses abd even dresses. to be restored undrr certain Jacket for back to school ward- doors locked. Then you're ready to wheel away. Important recognition of the , imiiirshlp program avall- dltions. Anoihrr section The federal Government has robes this year. „ contribution the program it mak- .,, :st hard-working teach- Albert Woolsbn, the last surviv- Q.I. borrowers to bc released raS dropped Its efforts to enforce a In general you can expect to see ng to traffic safety (especially ,, v.ir down on the matter. ing member ol/ the Union Army in liability for lrmn.» if they selllhflir rule requiring loyalty oaths of ten- a neater, dressier look ln boys' when behlnd-the-wheel instruc- r, (» booklet entitled the MASI he Civil Wtur, died in Dulukh, property to a !:ood credit risk, t ants in Federally aided low-rent clothing whether the apparel be tion is Included in the courses) .' in which six simple JERSEY SCRAPBOOK * « Minn., at the' age of 100. assumes the impair] balance, housing projects. of a casual or dress-up nature. has been accorded. EXTRA SHOE LACES Accidents are Halved Many insurance companies, Smart mothers will keep extra Impressed toy the superior safety shoe laces on hand for prompt recorfls of high school trained replacement of those broken by teen-age drivers, have reduced impatient school youngsters who property damage and personal dori't know their own strength. liability premiums for graduates of accredited courses. (51 Some companies which do not ordinarily infcure young drivers, now remove this bar for those who 23 Main Street have completed high school driver SEPTEMBER training courses. - AT - ^ 10th Woodbridge, N. J. Studies of the effectiveness of the training, reports the AAA, ln WO-a-1671 dicates that "educated" drivers, IVoodbridt\qa CHARCOAL-BUPNING have halved the number of ac- /s SA/O ro cidents that occur to those who o Mi! them back to school with that w/r/s have not had the advantage of 11):T-,sr•>»« lit, too, to Varsity Sweaters and Jackets. 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Pill his bed with B good type of litter. There are several kinds In Girl Gets Own Good Penmanship School Children Themselves Keneral use — shredded newspap- er, some types of straw and cedar shavings. Cedar shavings are con- Shoe Fashii Will Be Helped Put Taboo on Sloppy Look sidered best. Warmly welcomed by teachers confidence In dealing with his If he sleeps In the house, you a 1()ll t! time s,nr, , j teachers and frlendn. HU neat ap- will want to keep his litter In a ki By These Rules and parents alike la the acceler- «•!'!•(• hist klfls. NOW |,h|.V . » ating trend toward a "neater, pearance In school is likely to be clean bag so that It won't get i'Rrrs, post-teeners s j" m light In his coat and be dragged Thr six hnslo principles of Rood trimmer" look for classroom and habit forming. He Is not apt to re- ;>iul latest of the nu,,,!( all over the house. Be very sure "t,wfrn-a(ters," mean',,',, ,," handwriting ns set forth in the after-school activities which will vert to the "sloppy look" wMch Hint all his bedding is clean. '\wn the HROS of 11 .,„;, j Handwriting Foundation's booklet dominate the scene as the young was Indeed the "uniform" of yes- Have your dog checked for er generation (from kindergarten teryear, now happily out-moded. ..l>Kt to make it „„ lll()ri entitled "The Smuiri n," nre as j worms about1 once every two to collegian) starts back to school, Significantly (and most for- 1. thn days whet, V()1 follows: months. This will prevent any this fall. tunately) today's trend to "dress- m apart by u,,. nj 1. Watch oti( for tricky M- worms from getting a hold in his tera. Bf sure tn distinguish be- Nation - wide surveys have ing up for school" had Its in- wore Imvc gone forever N,! ' system. Also, by checking his HIT nil dressing up. it | ! '.' tween t and I, I and r. I and f. brought Into dramatic focus the ception at the "grass roots," that )( I tool, you will know what kind of I lie ti'P.nprs. Now, 1)1.1,,.' 2. Watrh nut for tricky iinm- direct relationship between chil- Is, with the youngsters, them- dren's grooming habits and their selves. , '"'I- I he. tweenc.rs have u. -ben. You must rnrrfiillv dlf- 1 he proper treatment for that par- pattern* of behavior and schol- It became quite clear last nway their dirty m[ ip-d Councils. done by a veterinarian. Dogs' nails BULLETIN 6. Carefully separate letters, youngster Is the well-adjusted three-eyelet oxford-ty,,,, ,.,,„"•'. The students of Lake View High have blood vessels running Into Practical addition to any school space words, and, in general, youngster, whereas the "trouble A BIO SMILE AND AN AITI.K are tribntrs tn teacher's good a saddle-like trim ,w\ ,„„ ' School In Chicago conducted a them. It is possible to cause a dog child's room Is a bulletin board. u pay attention to the way you maker" tends toward the "sloppy" grooming. Ilrrsuit, smarl and practical, is an important part of her leather sole. "dress-up" week last spring, tn to have a hemorrhage If clipping Work done at school can be dis- or even outlandish In his habits wardrobe, and so Is her watch, for both add to her attractive ap- A wardrobe of flats which each of the classes vied Is not done correctly. played on the board, and It's a Vnu lrl of dress. pearance and confident, unflurried manner. bly include one in bh,rk ,', ' The Foundation's bonklet Is with the others for top honors. Larger dogs need exercise to handy spot for posting reminders Dressing appropriately for Wd, one In brown i;i,, ,, | '.' available free to those who write "Dress-up Week" developed maintain health and body tone. about homework. v ( for a copy to 1426 G Street, N.W., youngsters, as for grown-ups, Into a major community event, Small dogs like the Pekingese and and a more sophisticate! ••,' comes down to the basic con- 11. S. Schools Now Short in the ofl-whlte to be|.M- fli(, Washington, D. C. or to the New and city leaders participated' in Chihuahuas, need no more exer- Egypt's" nationalization of the cept of wearing the right clothes probably In suede lentil,.,. ' York office at 130 East 59th Street, the final award assembly at which Nearly 86,000 Teachers cise than they get from running canal has whetted the appetites of at the right time: dignified out- ABOUT New.York 22, N. Y. the sophomore class was an- around the house. nationalists in other Arab states fits for the classroom, sportswear Exports of farm mind-, ,,,,. nounced the winner. Schools of ths nation must face I YOUR HOME Keep up your dog's distemper for Western oil installations. per cent in year. clothes for outdoor activities, up to a toatl shorUse of approxi- SLACKS SUMMARY and rabies vaccinations. dress-up suits for social occasions SLACKS SUMMARY mately 86,000 teachers this fall, Give your dog enough whole- SWEATERS <;O BULKY and church; yes, and blue jeans, YOU'LL FIND ALL YOUR Favored for back-to-school, this despite the fact that more than By FRANCES DELL some food to keep him well nour- A hand.somo innovation in the too for the proper occasions, such 96,000 young men and women fall, are trim tapered slacks with Dog lovers will tell you that no ished but not fat, It is necessary fall sweaters for young men are as hard work and hard play. qualified for careers In education back buckle straps and without home is complete without one of to give a puppy additional vita- those In a bulky knit, having the Grass Roots Movement this past spring by graduating pleats in whipcords, flannels and "Man's best friends." Whether you mins sometimes and always give appearance of sweaters hand-knit from college. Conformity to sensible stan- cotton Chinos. Color-wise, the fall into this group or not, chances him additional calcium to ensure 61 large yarns. Much use is made dards of proper attire does not medium tones will be most This situation, pointed out by proper growth. of bold Scandinavian patterns. are good that for one reason or mean "putting our children into popular. ' a National Education Association another you do have a dog. Needless to say, dogs need love uniforms." Quite to the contrary! survey, places a heavy obligation and attention to grow Into attrac- • ZirPER If you give your dog reasonably BULLETIN—FOR ALL There is more than an ample ENCOURAGE GROOMING on parents to cooperate with tive happy animals. NOTE goad care, you will be rewarded variety of the right clothes for Good grooming habits should school authorities in assuring con- Every school child from begin- by having a healthy animal. In BOOKS the right time available at very start early. A simple "manicure tinuation of adequate instruction U. S. MOTTO ner to collar student can make the long ran the proper care will moderate prices. set" of emery board and orange for the youngsters, and also in The 84th Congress passed, and good use of a bulletin board in be much less trouble and expense. • PENCIL Wsor her room. It may be of the A youngster (jets a real boost in stick encourages grammar graders helping to encourage more to enter sent to President Elsenhower, a to keep their fingernails clean and the teaching profession. A puppy requires more atten- bill adoption as the official motto BOXES thumb variety of of tlje newer morale out of varying his school tion than a grown dog. He should pep-board style. war i.obe. It gives him added neat. The NEA study indicated that of the United States the phrase. 175,000 new teachers would be re- i have a clean bed, raised off the | "In Ood We Trust." Congress, as t PADS quired this fall to cope with in- floor and placed where it will be early as 1865, voted to permit the • All phrase to be used on certain coins, • PEN & creased enrollments, relieve over- free from drafts or excessive heat. OilllU crowding and half day schedules, He should have access at all times and in 1908 required that the PENCIL j words be used on some»colns. Then, SCHOOL to replace unprepared teachers to clean water. Place his bed away SETS and to fill vacancies that occur ; from household traffic so he can ! last year, the legislators voted to Ml l)s because an estimated 85,000 will catch up on his sleep and grow. require the use of the motto on 185 SMITH STREET, TERTH AMBOY TODAY'S LESSON... Is on the Importance of retire from the field. I Be sure his bed is large enough. 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, \,,w Teacher Get/ WHEAT QUOTAS School Note: First Aids to Grooming Farmers of the United Stot* 'off to 'Good Start' Music will be heard above the econtly voted, for the fourth OttW "ound of school bell* this term secntlve year, to restrict rt«*t ,., ,| 5,,iM school systems as children of all aiM partici- "Checklists" Provide Guide Posts to Good PHI s crop of wheat, so it wltt Jl' hifiii as 3" percent of pate in a threefold growth nf int arid to s record-breaking Mir» l' ! n i i'iv to their Jobs each Appearance for School Children ( nterest In the cultural art over >lns. Unofficial, but virtually com- ':1 ,' ', i\|,,i>ric»n Association of the past nine years. plete returns, gave 228.830 vot«« " .\,iiiiiiiistrntors, has pub- Children 'and their parentsi Jacket with blouse or sweater. 2 # Some 8,000,000 pupils will (or Federal marketing quntai and ''•"."./'viilr booklet of sugges- .seeking to establish and maintain Skirts, jumpers, suits or conser- 'ake part In Instrumental In- 12,707 aRainst. In approving COtt* V'",M ' 'i\v l!> ?pt tne ncw tea^h- sound habits of good grooming vative dresses. 3. Shoes appropri- struction in public and paro- trols, farmers assured them- '""'•,',, ...norl start. and appropriate attire for the ate to the rest of the costume, [Oil chial schools and from private classroom will find the "check- Olrls. not recommended: 1. V- selves of a national average prfci •, primarily Intended for teachers. Most will vie for plarrs lists" below helpful. They present neck sweaters without blouse, 2. support of $2 a bushel on nexl )l!:,,nilst.nitors, the book- on some 40,000 school bands and year's production — the same as J In capsule form, bnstc points of Bermuda shorts, kilts, party-type ,, ,,iMis out that parents this year. 20,000 school orchestras, it In and neat, dress. dresses, slacks of any kind. 3. ,'tyi.ns have a stake In estimated by the American Mu- Ornate Jewelry. 4. T-shirts, sweat ,.,.,,,•.., Knowing that par- sic Conference. For Small Fry „ ii.i.crcstcd in their work by June Cabot, home shirts, Infraction In music and mu- Ild n,,dy to help, the book- prls consultant for Llbbey-Owens sical appreciation now start* a« nlit. Is a source of en- Glas^ Co. VO URANIUM SKARCll early as kindergarten In many .itisfii-ctlon to the new Boys: 1. Kair cdmbed? 2. Face schools throughout the land, for Colorado Springs officials be- washed? 3. Teeth brushed? 4. Uovlna that In the Gnrden of the music Is deemed a supreme In- NOT .HIST A PLACK TO SU\r\l\ lull :i room of her mm into mlhoritins in the Meld Tie straight? 5. Shirt clean?- 6. Gods scenery is more important fluance on personality and oil- which stir will ho proud (i> brine sclinol rhnms for study or Rib ,,'nis to become friendly Fingernails clean? 7. Pants iron- han atomic energy, have declar- development of t he child. frnts, is what today's tern PKITS want. That accounts for increasing .,.|,rrs. volunteer help In ed? 8. Socks up? 9. Shoes shined? 'd the famous city-owned pnrk j uvitics. and to partlct- use of cnnvrrlihlr slfipcrs. ,, uvitics. and to partlcl- Ann AiAirr ForcForce pilopilott hahass flowflown Girls; 1. Hair brushed? 2. Face 'off limits" for would-be uranium 103 MAM ST. WOODBMMf .vie functions aimed at in experimental rocket plane to a washed? 3. Teeth brushed? 4. Kospectors. It was felt that any DOUBLE FEATURE nf its own and Is worn outside ii the stature of, and rei- new world's speed record of about Hair ribbons? 5. Clean blouse? 6. blasting might threaten the park's I An Important new two-ln-nne• the pants. Most popular style fea- 1.900 miles an hour. Fingernails clean? 7 Skirt Ironed? unusual limestone formations, i Item for back-to-schoolers is the turcs a wide chest stripe and col- particularly Its "Balanced Rock.' We will be open Stockings straight? 9. Slip sweater-shirt which has a collar lar in contrasting shades. showing ? CAMPUS FASHION STUDY No Double Header Parent-teacher suggestions for features coordinates. Here, wool "John did you pay my lltt'e in time to be your appropriate classroom attire for cardigan is trimmed to match brother to remain out of the par- the early grades: striped imported cotton skirt. THE BAFFLES. ByMahoney lor?" the young woman soberly Boys: 1. .suits. 2. Suit or sport demanded. OFFICIAL coats with long or short trous- TO CUT U. S. DEBT. For Expert "Er-yes, I did," her timid beau ers. 3. Dress shirts with necktie or The small surplus In the Fed- I LIKETOUR RAVIN G eplled. "I hope I was not pre- NAWl ANYWAY, IM sports shirt. 4. Socks or stockings. eral budget, achieved during thr JUNIOR LEAGUE BASE A GOOD CATCHER. HEADQUARTERS 5. Sweaters. 6. Zippered Jackets. suming." 1&56 fiscal year, will be used to 8ALL.6iaY...6UT TO "Not at all," came the laughing BACK-TO-SCHOOL BE THE CATCHER.., Olrls: 1. Jumpers, 2. skirts with make a "modest" reduction in •ejoiner. "I Just wanted to make 'or ISN'T THAT A BIT attached shoulder straps or elas- the national debt. That debt, at DA.N6EROUSJ Dry Cleaning tlclzed waists. 3. Blouses. 4. sure that that little chlseler didn't the beginning of the current fiscal Sweaters. 3. Simple dresses. 6. collect from both of us." year stands at $272,750,813,649. AND Jackets. 7. Socks or stockings. For Teen-Asers Step Down McGregor: "What's the idea of Detoured Enroute The following recommendations a band of mourning on your A sailor passed away and upon adopted, by the Inter-High School Tailoring left leg, Jock?" arriving at the gates of his eter- Council of Buffalo, N. Y. for ap- Jock: "Me mither has passed nal home, remarked, "Gee, I never HIGH .proprtate dress of high school I]),i"mr vim send the youngsters thought heaven would be so much students, reflects the strong trend away." || l, in school'— send us all like Texas." lih to the "neater, trimmer" look. McGregor: "But why on your SAME DAY SERVICE leg Instead of your sleeve?" "Son," said the man at the i Mi MI ittlcs for a complete Boys, recommended: 1. 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The World is Theirs.., // Ybu Provide the Chance to Learn. MAKE-IIOT1IKS VOI'KSKI.F TRKNI) among mothers of school chlldn-n marcs ainico as more versatile and efficient scwlnir «iulp- mfiit, easy In follow putlrtns and moilrrn fabrics show the way to pcnnomy. Here's mother putting finishing touches on a dress for Sister, in tlir breakfast nook. Plan School Child's Year To Cope With Present Day Look ahead to the day when your eager-eyed The lazy summer days are over. schedule that leaves time for lei- With the bt'Rlnninif of a new sure, there are lots of ways par- child will face the world of adult life, fill you school year the family must return ents can help make daily living to a more organized life — alarm less hectic than it often is. The clocks, schedules, planning. Actu- first Is to get up early. Children ally, it's a pretty exciting time of need o good, hot breakfast before be able to say, "I have given him the educational year for children. a long morning of school work. So may new things lie ahead And they shouldn't have to eat on — a new grade, new teacher, dif- the run. So start each week day opportunities for d confident start?" ferent subjects to study, perhaps with a leisurely family meal. even a m;w school. And then there Like to Chatter are all the tempting out-of-school • When your youngster comes activities: dancing class, team home from school, try to be avail- sports, music lessons, Scouts, per- able for talk. Young ones especial- haps an after^chool job. ly want to chatter about what In this day and country people happened that day and nn atten- seem to admire most the peraon tive ear is a wonderful welcome •who is always busy. There is a home. What price yoiir child's future? Priceless, you pressure in Die very air to be If your child is upset or worried, doing something, to join groups, or even just extra excited about I to take part In a.s many activities some event, It will help him calm j say ... yet a few dollars each payday marked as possible. And perhaps this down to talk about it. He'll get spirit of energy and enterprise is more good out of that leisure time what makes America such produc- you planned for him if he\s not tive country. all steamed up because you haven't for regular savings at your tank will add up to But growing children need time time to listen. for loafing, for unorganized play Plan the supper hour so it or visiting with friends, for digest- doesn't interfere with a favorite four years of college training, precious years of Ing the multitude of new experi- television program. Digestion is ences and discoveries that fill their Jiot aided by an excitins Western. lives. It's a rare child who will Also, supper may be the only time learning for your child. admit that he needs rest. Life is when the children and their father too excitinK But we know he does can swap the news of the day, and it's up to Rive a bit of thought especially with older boys and girls and supervision to the activity who must spend meat of the eve- j schedule uf euch of utir school-age ning studying. youngsters. Arrange a quiet, well-lighted Here are u few RUiding prin- ilace for each child to do his ciples to liulp you lilan with your lomework. This may be the din- child u winter proitram that will ing-room table, a desk in His own Start today. Visit your bank and talk over your make this the best possible school oom or even the kitchen. It year for him. doesn't matter so long as he is Limit Activities comfortable and the distractions problems with a member of its friendly, capable 1. It's wist' for a child to un- from the rest of the house-hold dertake only one or two extra- re as few as possible. curricular activities at * time.»For Early to Bed staff. Find out how you can develop a system- example, if your boy signs up for And last of all, it should be the school orchestra and is also iarly to bed for school children, an active member of the Y, where your youngster Is not old he plans to take a Junior Life mough to watch trye clock him- itized plan of savings according to your income Saving course, that's probably self \ Rive him elmi'ih warning enough. Tiyint, out for the basket- about the approach of bedtime ball' team misht better be pos- to finish what he's in the middle to insure your child's future. poned until next school term or f, but stick to the agieed-upon next year. wur. If your daughter wants to start With some such schedule as is piano lessons or any other project outlined above, perhaps we can that involves daily practice, don't moderate a bit for our children let her get involved in other major the hectic tempo that most of us, activities. young and old, seem to get caught •Children who are eager and full jp in today. of energy may rebel at restrictions, Perhaps we can help them find but adults with a wider perspec- and enjoy free time. If we can, tive, will just have to help them they will get much more from make choices. school and from life in general. 2, Go easy on household chores 1 The Finest in Banking Services are Available at for your school-age child, making lORDUROY IN PRINT his own bed, keeping his room in reasonable order and perhaps Corduroy, always a popular helping with supper dishes ought back-to-school fabric, extends its to.be about all that's asked of him scope this year, and is attrac- After all, school and homework tively printed and patterned for :very-occasion wear. FIRST BANK and TRUST COMPANY - PERTH AMBOY is a pretty full-time job. Needs Free Time 3. Try to see that each child TO PROTECT BOOKS has some free time every day and Good protective coverings tor a j)ig stretch of it on week-ends. W00DBR1D6E NATIONAL BANK - WOODBRIDGE school books and notebooks can And free time means freedom of be made of clear or coloful plastic choice for the child. If he want: yardgoods. 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When we finally reachedfhome, we sat down to a hot supper by the old kitchen stove, and thawed out. While the snow fell soft, and white and thick against the windows, we made molasses tally and poured it hut and fragrant over a pan of the fresh mow. This was scoppet* up HIGH MAKKS GO to mil -or- with a fork, round and round. How match separates. Here, Hcottteh delicious It tasted! < tMtrlbatlMl I. IMi ••Uui. U tweed t>kirt, UM'OI coordinate tkt OK Tim.., CKJUHIUII; trtm ItK with i.thlmific sweater. IM, •» •», *'.»«ll.il, K.tl ;ii>OI, EDITION FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 195ft PAGE SEVEN Should b In Fashion Now i)n Rigid Vocational Path from Kindergarten to Campus 1IECIIT jl'V i» I.liflr chosen work The new look in Milts .seems „,;,:!.iM ; ,|, Magazine to he shorter jnrkets. They HIP ---Your Headquarters for ! Tliwc an Some 40.000 different ,.,, IIIVN! lire crylii'i l Ir rvnmm cut ofl at a point just beyond the Open Friday Till 0 :*I"! " , "- structure. ,!iid Iirl|) — drafts- WHlst. If the skirt Is full, the jar-k- |E h imporunt. no matter .• iv icclniiclans, en- i't eiuls above the waist. | M i*nether |t ta administrative, p - ',,] , mid other terhni- 10 The new clothes are best de- ',„ on the other hfind. !'«Mon»l. clerical, skilled, wm|- .Hcribrd as softer. Cut is more Im- j ,,.,• iciichcrs than are killec cr unbilled. No one partic- portniH ll:iin ever before. The | Complrtr, New ,,,,., i ihi: clmllenge of ular type should be over-emphn- new dresses will often hnve an a chlWl Hls 11 is our duty both ^ eye-catchliiR belt under the seam iiiKTc.'U-cl in the wel- or n flyinK panel down the brick, Selections of ,i]dn ii. find ns citizens its own jacket or a bloused top. n iin- wolfare of our Some Excellent Help Tnn slient.ii now features :i !,F!II set our youngsters Some excellent help for parents bloused back or a row of brass Nationally i tuifk. "Jinn to assist their children in buttons clown the side or back Best in Quality we havf.a two-fold JlndlnR and developing career In- to pjve It n bit more line. Blousecl- n I'o cooperate with has been developed by back shlrtdrcs8es will be popular. Famous mitlioritles In Infotrn- eorge Dnvenal, placement direc- To qualify as new a hat must and r;:;: inn about new and ex- tor of Queens College. be big, bulky, and light In weight. ,.ii;)(itlfinftl fields, and He points out that we flre not The big hatwtrend tills past spring born with occupational interests will curry through fall and winter. Merchandise ; children relate their Lowest in Price! , in tliese careers. we learn them; and that to de-' Black is an important color. Hi- sinrlcd Early mand of n child what he wants to The Ijttle \black dresses that be when he grows up Is unrealistic marked the •chic woman a few PRETTY AND PRACTICAL, a .i-ii!i:il «i'-rlanro. fin AWARD ALL WOOL j-y eftiiy in a child's i unless we have encouraged him to years ago will be as necessary a 'firry pile coat answers the cold GIRLS' for Gym l,;.'iii>; him to peupie all aiotiff the way, try to find out mrt of the wardrobe for any wom- weather problem fnr this gram- .Ms of work, by giving He advises that the child be en- n who gets around a good bit. mar girl. Buttons are hand- SWEATERS CAMPUS couraged to reveal his potential Braided, GYM SUITS and blinks suitable for his Taupe will be a favorite neu- Coat Style ikmp him on field trips, during the growing up period ;ral. The outstanding red yellow .Standard COATS Sport „•: toys tliat will for- through home-school cooperation of saffron will be used as trim on TWO BIRTHDAYS SCHOOL COLORS testing techniques, tryout work ex- many suits and dresses. Green will 'i Sleeve 2.98 with Qnllted Lining lTlT. o QQ periences, and participation in ex- Hamilton, Mont, — The twins mind, -that a child's ie used as a neutral and dressecf- 8 to 10 O,UO Slirs 12-18 tra currlcular school programs recently born to Mr. and Mrs. :d not be imposed upon up with all shades of brown and David Huls will have different B. 12.50 special *f**JO an dcommunity activity. mild keep our own am- plcked-up with sRffron. birthdays, although they were BRODERICK 3fi to 44 5.1/0 The new reds will go by such (lui children in check The Federal Reserve pumps $347 born just 32 minutes apart. Thq Official Regulation Others 7.95 to 11.95 • mr children to be hap- names as cedar and redwood. The boy arrived at 11:15 P.M. and his JACKETS million Into banks. true reds will be seen again used !4 Sleeve Girls' o A Q slater came along 32 minutes lat- WHITE Corduroy Bottom and or the little red cocktail dress or er, at 12:27 A.M. Gym Suit O.HrJ/ ill FASHION SHOP * YOUTH FASHION SHOP he short red coat, so becoming on Cuffs Quilted Lining HOOD — _ i drab winter day. COAT SWEATERS Sizes 10-18 There will be a good many capes BOYS' Extra Heavy Shaker Knit Reg. $11 special 8. "PF" SNEAKERS in evidence. Many winter coats WONDIRFIL Pure Worsted — $20 Value Sizes .16-44 will feature a detachable cape. RPR. 12.50 special 9.95 The Beautiful The fur-colored suit, often dou- WORLD < GYM SUITS Special 14.95 Boys' pr 3.75 ble-breasted In cut, will add a new Men's flavor to the classic suit line. T-Shirt and Elastic TURTLE NECK Waist SHORTS REVERSIBLE!! 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Young- SHAKER KNIT SccU Smith Slrwt Perth Arnboy cough reported for 1955, as com- Medium Weight sters should be encouraged to Grey or 1 AQ Pure Worsted JACKET polish them often with a good White from 1 #I7O heavy weight — all wool quilt Hu- They're 'STA-SIZKIV paste or cream wax, This keeps tu; — zipper front, knit cullar, for Lasting Comfort DfeUG SLIPOVER cults and bottom. leather pliant and supple. Mak- 407, Wool Nylon pr. NKKDS FULL TIME Crew or Turtle Neck ing It a practice never to wear Reg. Value Reinforced the same pair two days In suc- CANVAS Value Q 16.00 special 12.95 EXPERIENCED cession will lengthen shoe life and 12.9S special 2* • JClastirized also keep them looking better GYM BAGS DESIGN Foot Hungers i CHILDREN'S WEAR longer. FAMOUS Wool and Nylon pr. .98 He Is 14" 1 T. I. SLIPOVER Hightop Heavyweight A farmer once called his cow BOBBY Zephyr. .25 SWEATERS SOCKS |ir. 1.49 SALESLADIES She seemed such an amiable 16" 2 T, I. Wool and Nylon hephyr. 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