'first With The News! Winner of First Prize K,Pn Astride All The Activities Of The Town With Your For General Excellence I Home-Town Paper I -NO. 5 lartereCARTKKKT, N .1. FRIDAYt, MAY 18, PRICE RIGHT CENTS ayor In raise of Display of Fireworks oro Fete Tonight Will Conclude Jubilee Program lib Kventful as He ,,|ll(|s Chairman Nemish Borough Celebration

,,RET _ Mayor Frank I. (0,d 'last night publicly com- ,,(l council President John Jubilee Program i li mid his committee for car- Official List of Winners c ,,,it nn eventful celebration ,i;l. Borough's Fiftieth Anni- In Borough Jubilee Parade Brilliant Success; ri,', .n.iyor nlso prnl*ed all those (WRTF.HET -Wlnnrrs in Cartertt's 50*11 Anniversary Parade „ i^isUid1 In making the week's i: .iiinnimceri by the Judges were: Many at Exhibit f ;',„ „ ••brilliant success." He FLOATS Fust Anniversary Candle, Carteret Republican Social Club 'v;iy resident of the borough CARTERET - A fireworks dis- Id he proud Second Family That Prays, Carey Council, 1280, Knights play at the Soldiers' and Sailors' • (if Columbus Memorial Park at 9 o'clock will ',, l ,|r|(li(l nlso extended thanks IilM. (borough Industries for the Third—Progress In Education. Parent Teacher Association wind up Carteret's 50th annlvef-"$ ;,Tm:,i exhibit which drew Fourth—Melting Pot, General Democratic Organlartlon sary celebration which began a ;-j Fifth -Pioneers, City Line Social and Athletic Club week atto, ,i ;'\^ lhin(is of persons to the Colum- [i club. Sixth—Chrome Rod and Gun Club Under the able direction, *t'4 Seventh — Golf Course, American Agricultural Chemical , ;K- same time, the mayor Council President John NemUtti;...]• Company the jubilee program was carriwH; the borough Citlwns for ]slfi ElRhth—Poppy Float, Star Landing Post, 2314, V.F.W. out most admirably. Thousands ; ,- HI mast cooperation. "It was SIDEWALK SHOW: Cartrret Woman's Club held its first outdoor mt show this work in front of the Carterrt Frrr I'ublir Library, Ninth, Pray for Peace, Holy Family Church were thrilled on the opening d*jr '-. ,'(l,M-ful that the whole town which attracted many visitors. Tlic sliow included forty pictures by lor a I artists. Double honors in the exhibit went to Andrew Borinar, Tenth, Blazing Star, Roosevelt Social and Civic Club with the parade through the town. k'iKiiidfd so Brand to this memo- OTHER FLOATS Many thousands visited industrial .illdir, he said. Place In the Sun, St. Demetrius' Ukrainian Center exposition at the Columbian Club. •Tlv mayor said he had received Awards are Made Sidelights of Celebration Anniversary, Carteret Lions Club sponsored by Carteret Industrie!. > I,,,,,, from U. 8. Senator Clifford 600 H. S. Students Holy Hosary Guide Us, St. Ellas' Post, Catholic War Veterans The free dances and movies during i-uislnn the community on the week brought great pleasure The late Edwin S. Quln Sr., a Storage and Terminals. California Oil Company bratlon. A letter of con- to young and old. Crowds enjoyed member of the borough Incorpora- Jersey Central Lines t ions also was read from At Art Exhibit Hear Plant Aide the Marine demonstration Tuesday tion committee, served as post- The industrial exhibit at the Benjamin Moore ti Co. and the talent show put on by local Nicholas S. LaCorte, EHza- master in the Hill section prior to Columbian Club was the first of FIRST AID SQUADS r CARTERET — Andrew Bodnar, CARTERET — Albert J. St. organizations last night. 1906. its kind ever sponsored by the First-First Aid Squad, South Amboy, most men In line of 21 Malthcw Avenue recelved dou nrilman Nemish said It gavel ' - Carteret Industries since the bor- Louis, Training Director for the Helped by a bright, warm sun- ble honors at the out door art march deal of satisfaction Senator Malcolm G. Forbes did ough was incorporated 50 years Carteret Plant of Westvaco Min- shine, the parade left nothing to exhibit of the Carteret Woman's Second — Highland Park, most modern and best equipped in- pioRram,whjch was seven, not come alone for the borough ago. eral Products Division, Food Ma- be desired. The floats attracted a club held at the library Wednesday squad is in the making proved such parade. The three youngsters in chinery and Chemical Corporation, great deal of attention and there < afternoon and evening. The parade started out at the Third—Rahwaj, best appearing unit i.-,ive success. his car were his sons, Malcolm traced new developments and was considerable hand-clapping all stroke of 2 P.M. Credited for the HIGH SCHOOL BANDS ou-iiiR the Borough Council Mr. Bodnar's painting, '.'Western Forbes, Jr., 8; Robert, 7 and Chris- products brought forth In past aloni,' the line. Five pretty girls , clock-like efficiency of the parade First—South River High School t.von Mayor Bareford and mem- Scene" received the greatest num- topher, 5. years by the Chemical Industry adorned the float of the Roosevelt were Chief George Sheridan, the Second—Sayreville High School df the Council went to the ber of votes of visitors to the ex- as well as new and better job op- Social and Athletic Club that won • U. S. Senator Clifford P. Case Elizabeth motorcycle squad and Third—Carteret High School School to attend the Talent hibit who were asked to cast their portunities available in the indus- first prize. Much attention was was tagged here on Saturday in John Comba and Andrew Hila. FIREMEN—TROPHIES in-ranged by the various or- votes for their favorite painting try, at a Reneral assembly of over paid to the Knights of Columbus in the exhibit. The painting regard to a new post office build- 600 Carteret High School Students Best in line—Woodbrldge, first; Laurence Harbor, second; The Westvaco plant was built float portraying a family praying 'Steam Boat" also the work of ing. He said he would do every- and faculty. Hopelawn, third In 1899 by Dr. Lucien Warner. At before a shrine. nations of the borough. Mr. Bodnar, was second choice of thing he can to help It along. Martinsville, traveling farthest distance the start the firm was known as Highlighting how new advances There was the stirring poppy the viewers and the painting of Spotswood—Oldest unit, with 1900 fire truck The name of Borough Treasurer the International Phosphate Com- made in Antibiotic preparations, float of the V.F.W. All along the Julius Weber, "Pearl Harbor" re- Melrose Band of South Amboy, best drum and bugle corps I Alexander Comba was inadverted- pany. farm products and the field of line of march people applauded the ceived third honors. Westvaco Fire Co., best independent unit imncil Receives ly ommitted from the list of bor- synthetic materials have broad- Holy Family Parish float and the Over 20 hundred visitors at- ough officials In the first run of Judges for the floats were Zita ened the job requirements for to- parishioners dressed In multi- tended the novel exhibit which was last week's issue. Mellon, Natalie Kucinski and day's graduates, Mr. St. Louis also colored native costumes. Appreci- Fire Truck Bids under the direction of Mrs. Edward Thomas A. Jakeway. pointed out the new job opportuni- Press is Lauded Participants in ation was shown to the float of the [WllTERET—Borough Council Kucinskl, art chairman of the club When Miss June Woodhull, Miss A carnival-like spirit prevailed ties which exist today in the great- Chrome Rod Gun Club, the West- i;i::lit received two bids for a Forty pictures by local artists Carteret 1956 graduates in June, throughout the borough on Satur- ly diversified segments of the ern Riders as well as many others. • tank cquiped with an aerial comprised the display and were she will have a Job waiting for her day. The streets were littered with Chemical Industry. On Jubilee Issue Parade are Cited Stadium Exercises i. but wtlhheld the award done in all mediums. at the General American Tank | confetti and streamers. The development of Salk vac- Mayor Bareford, first speaker cine, ACTH and. other of the new mi inspection Is made of Mrs. Kucinskl was assists In the CARTEREfT — Rev. Joseph CARTERET — There were more at the stadium exercises, recalled liipmmt offered. wonder vaccines and drugs, which exhibit by Mrs. Joseph Sahulchik, Matus, pastor of the Calvary Bap- than 60 units In Saturday's parade the first residents, merchants and Aproved Fire give promise of lengthening the Mrs. Roy Jensen, Mrs, John HUa tist Church in a letter to the Car- In addition to the prize winners industrial people that came to the i,:;j:ncnt Co., Long bland, $24,- Council May Act Naval Reservists average life-span of the indistated Mrs. Clifford Cutter, Mrs. Harry tcret Press congratulated the editor the followinR groups participated: borough over 50 years ago in pay- umi T use fire" Apparatus, New advances in soil enriching and its staff on the historical edi- Ing tribute to Carteret's first Yetman and Mrs. M: Fetko. Elizabeth Police Motorcycle (jmibridge, $27,982. There were substances and insecticides, as well tion published last Friday. The full mayor, Joseph A. Hermann, and On Fluoridation Back from Cruises Squad, Carteret Police Unit, motor- as approved on final read- Carteret Evening Department at ing applications for enlistment field First Aid Squad, Newark Ramirez, representing Gen. Seltz, sisted In the arrest of Thomas H. there is that little forgotten man, the convention. rom men between the ages of 17 With tliis increase in job re- Ifonbound First Aid Squad, Iselin commandant of the New Jersey Rose in this borough wanted as a and 31. ' quirements, however, Mr. St, Louis the newspaperman, who withdraws Mrs. Thomas McWattcrs, chair- Fire Company 2, Middlesex Bor- Military District; former Carteret suspect in a police kidnaping. (Continued on Page, Eight) to his little room to begin on a man of the closing dinner, an- ough Fire Company, Avenel Fire (Continued on Page Eight) .. American Agricultural Chemical whole night's work and sweats It nounced that the affair will be 'APER DRIVE TOMORROW Company, South Old Bridge Fire t\ Confirmation Company applied for a permit to SHARES IN AWARD , out to do justice to everybody and held on Mondayi evening, June 4, CARTERET — The P. A. L. to the Cause, in his paper. Company, Sayreville First Aid erect a building to cost $40,000. CARTERET — Miss Grace G Squad, President Park Fire Com- at the Log Cabin in Woodbrldge. Auxiliary will hold its monthly "How interesting human nature Jt was referred to the committee. Csubak, 83 Roosevelt Avenue, was pany, North Plainfleld First Aid Class Celebrates Kite at St. Mark' She asked that all members be paper drive tomorrow beginning is. We buy the paper for eight A permit to erect a fuel oil tank JTimong- employees of the Esso Re- Squad, Keyport Fire Company, prepared to make their reserva- at 9 A. M. Resident are requested cents and by this purchase we was also asked by Sam Chodosh it, search and Engineering Company Bound Brook Fire Company, Na- — The Hlght Rev. tions at the meeting Monday eve- think the Editor Is well paid for Boro Anniversary* Son. to tie up all old papers and who shared in $1,120 paid out last tional Fife and Drum Corps, West- I. Banyard, Diocesan of ning. and received his reward for his Little Cotton Club was granted magazines and leave them at the month under the Coin Your Ideas cm Riders on Horseback. n>copal Diocese of New Jer- (Continued on Page Eight) i visit Saint Mark's Church permission to extend its premises curb. suggestion program. CARTERET - Mrs. Ann Zim- ETHEKIDGE HONORED iner's cluss entertained the Wash- > evening, May 21st, at VISIT IN BOROUGH to administer the CARTERET - John W. Ethe- ington School parents at the fif- ridg*. 30 Hayward, of Rider's Col- CARTERET Mr, and Mrs. tieth Anniversary celebration held '"t of Confirmation. Frank Wienman of New York City Days Are Not Long Enough for Treasurer Alex Comba; ollowini; adults are included lege gi'fiduatlun class is listed In in the school on Wednesday after- Wlp's Who Amons students iu were the guests of Mr, and Mrs, noon. Lawrence Czajkowski was [in class: Dorqthy Mae Squires, John Tamik of Frtgar Street, over 1. Sophia Grunden, Emily American Universities and Col- narrator and Chester Kobyla- lege. the past week-end. Busy Tax Office Handled by Public-Spirited Citizen k lew it/, acted at master (if cere- .-V Carlton, and Lester John monies at a very' colorful perform* i 11 Servos Civil Defense and [ following chlldrtn are to be Working Overtime is The complete program follows: J n!»it'd: Patricia Ann Salvatore, Rocky Named to National One of His Hobbies Always Keady to Aid Dance, "Bicycle Built For Two,™ Masa,rovic, Jo Ann Carl- Anne Cumpbell, Harry Chimiak,- ,;•. iln Jean Woodhull, Diane Worthwhile Cause 1 Despite a Busy Life Linda Nagy, Gus Fabian, Nancy ;• Kleiner, ShirleyJB. Bngel, Jr. Achiever Conference ; 11 Knochel, Veronica Cymbalista, An- Allen Qrundeh, Louts Ro- Kvi-ii thouah He is virtually - Robert E. Rocky, U. S. Metals Retains Co., at t CARTERET—One* of the busi- drew Skocypic, Ronald Kobylakle- • I'm-ner. and Letter Alfred ".swimming in work" he always Street a Junior at special assembly Wednesday after- est borough officials at the Me- wicu; recitation, "The Little to finds time to be of service with School and produc- noon at Caiteret High School. morial Municipal Building is Alex- Between," Karen Sherry; song, [In- in anyone who enters his office. lmwtherln.il of the Men's Aehlevers Feted ander Comba, His official titles are "Happy Jubilee," entire class;,. '. Thank Offering will take Uon Manager of CAMCO, ihe Jun- On Wedneiiday, t h e Junioi tax collector, I borough treasurer Ln the course of the years Mr. Lighting of Candles, "To MonW'. t tlio 8:00 and 9:30 A.M. T Maturing Company) and and custodial of school funds, Ciimba has streamlined his office and "To Our Town," Mlchele Men- Sunday. was selected as a dele- their advisors, were honored guest but he W engaged in so many with nn up-to-date bookkeeping da and Michael festok; song, "May ^ZtnreoXnX t Junior AcAchieveh - of the sponsoring company at public-splrltedtaslis that he could system, as the operation of his The Good Lord Bless You;"; B add, a dozen other titles. rhythm band, "Our Town ifj{)\ :••'• : Honored [ men tot fi nlfUnio™n couiitCountvy anand Carta - luncheon hel^ d at the Gyps^ y Cambm,p_ office is .constantly mounting with Shine Tonight," Ronald Kobjj,' , • n,,» National Junior Carteret. Company, If the day could be longer than additional work. Silver Wedding Nicholas Racsok, Harry Chiiplaky.-,,. IT" «t r™ .- nee to be held "Ugh and Junior Achievement rep 24 hours, he could easily utilise Friends often refer to Mr. :|l eVe John Karlo, David Squires, Naihan ' S i oxfor.I OWo. r^entatlves paid special tribut the time, tt is a rare occasion Comba us one of the finest offi- at Miam y Houdricks, Juhn Kerchefsky, j^ t 19 to AusS? 24. to the youngsters for the ouUtand when Mr. Comba Is not found be- . 560 Roowveit Avenue, cials ever elected to oftide. He aid Hovaiicn, Mlclmol Eatok, on the ocoailon of their ''ZvtHnvke "Vic e PresPresideni t ing success of their business ven hind the desk in the treasurer's entered, employment by the bor- Manager of U. S. ture this year. Fubian, Andrew Skocypic, ntjlvirtary with a office. He does not follow office miKhun January 1,1935, when he rence CaujKow.sk!, Patrick De an- Mr. p. C. Osterraan, hours. He. can be found many was appointed by former Mayor 7 "arty giyen by their of Achievement of Union Cou»ty, Inc la. Robert Htuies, David w "•''•• Shirley, on Saturday at nounced ! nights and Saturdays busily en- Mlttuch as a bookkeeper ln the s con- President, presented" the Acromarl with Miohele Mendu us leader. '' Cocktail Lounge, Roselte Rocky's' award, the National Junlo with his multitudinous tux office. Three; months later he Mrs. Zimnw directed the pj ference earlier. was made acting tax collector. He n of the Achievement Industry award, am Mrs Marian Ryay n was ' "'ul'' were married, May 9, of the Achievement Citation to BH When taxpayers- visit his office was easily elected to that office charge off musici ; Mrs. Ann Zi "' ^- Stephen'* R.c. Church, selection and the Novak, CAMCO president, win they always find Mr. Comba will- when he ran in 1935 and wa* re- and Miss Sophie ziemba conference turned to that office each time and are reildeats of were nmde by Joseph L. Carney, accepted the awards for the group Ing to be helpful, willing to ex- sponsible for costume^ d< plain things pertaining to taxes. (Continued on Page Eight) and windows. CARTERET TV~ PAGE TWO FRIDAY, MAT Nathan Hale Pupils In Jubilee Program \Mis8 Dorothy Kckalauilz JFirst Presbyterian PARKVIEW PATTER Recreate Events In Borough's History \ Bride of Thomas W. Syms Outlines Program MRS ROSK ROST1NIUHM MRS. DOROTAY HF,P\VOJ!TII CA-1-7J4I CA-1-4390 CAIiTFRET The marrlnw of skirt. Her fliifserUp-lrinilli veil wns Dnvldson porlrnyed Sir Philip CARTEKF.T Tim jtupils r>f the prn«r:im ptcsi'iiinl by n picked Miss Dorothy Allies Rckiiluwlty,, nt.tiichcd to a pillbox of inipntnl CARTERET — This Pentecost *I..iru>n IInlc School obsorvcil DIP "i-finp of pupils fiotn niiidrs li to tent. His roHiume was nn :ui- ace and sho carried A whltr or- rinughUM' of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sunday at the First Presbyteiian Our cnni'raliiintinns to the Mulberry Street, wlio baked , Mill, Aiinhvrsnry of the incorpora- 7. tliftille reproduction mud." by Miss chid. E.-luiiuwilK. 51 Union Street, to Church the minister will preach Jubilee committee for a lob well- prise Mother's Day cako [„, • tion of CiirtnTl with Open House Zlta Mellon. The period from 1(104 The program opened with the 1 11 riiomns Wlllium Syms, son of Mr. Miss Kathleen CznjkmvsKi, this the sermon "The Fellowship or 1 to thf tin :. that Cat>iH wiv;_ done this pnM week to eommem- Mr. and Mrs. Edward \lr on Wednesday 1956 and a speclnl presentation of U)' Colors with uml Mrs. William Syms, 506 Oiler borough, attended thr bride as known ns Blazlnt? Star was covered the Spirit." There will be two norite the 5Orh anniversary of.32 Birch Street, rntm,.', pruf.Tmn prr.'-ented by the pupils. Ronald Knlrhttr us Fl:i(! Bearer, Avenue, Elizabeth, took place in maid of honor, and Ronald Hnkos, 1 with eventful events. services at 8:30 and 11:00 wltli our BoroiHi. A proud time was their parents, Mr. and M, Mmiy piur'.its visited the rooms John Santore mid Richnrd Krlwnk St. Joseph's Church here Saturday Rochelle Park, served a:; br.sl man. a nursery only during the lat- h8f| t,y ai']i |«eph Miller and Mrs. Rose K•,.,' itiul observed the work of the as Color Gmird. Karen Malwllz Ten-Year Period afternoon. Rev. Aloy.flus M. Ushers were Richard Crajkowskl t'UclHifc HIHI the responnes of the rend Psulm 1 mid recited the Lord's The third wader-, re-e.stublishcd Bolund, O9M. performed the cere* and Edward Dunne, this borough. ter service, The Senior Choir will Patricia SalvaW, daughter of!in celebration of Mother's i,,, and Mrs. P. Salvatore, Mul- Birthday greetings tn • pupils. At '.! I'M. thr puiTiits and Prayer. Mrs, LoretUi Algoazlne led the period from 190B to 1916 en- inony. After a wedding trip through sing the anthem "Beauty Savior" Mr. '•' Mil.l 32 Birch Street, who childri'ii were seated in the audl- the BsnemblHiw in the sinning of titled When We Wac Yountj. Bon- Washington, D. C, and Virginia, by Rlegger. William Slngdahlsen berry StreetStr, was feted with a Given In marriage by her years old May 17, turlum ;iml witnessed a speelnl Amcricu The Bciiutlful. Donald nie Skocypec was the nniTiitor of the couple will live at 147 West will sing the solo, "Man" by party in honor of her ninth birth- father, the bride was gowned In Jersey Street, Elizabeth. For iwlng- this period which coven d many of Humphries. Church School meets day May 5. Guests were: MlJhflel Congratulations to; | a Swiss organdy eyelet dress, cock- away the bride wore an empire ;il|r the Interesting events during thin at the regular 9'-30 hour.. Holden, Charles Neal, Pauline Allen Ross, 64 Hickory stn tail-length, fashioned with a Vic- matching accessories. period. The SOIIR that was the Harmon, Robert Jenkins, J«an eelebratfd their fourth w, torian neckline and a bouffant The bride is a graduate of Car- This Saturday evening at 0:30 most popular at this time a»s A Jenkins, Mrs. Charles Naal, and anniversary, May 5. Bicycli- Built For Two which was teret High School and is employed the Co-Weds will sponsor a "Y Mrs. Lucy Salvatore. Mark Wechter, Laurel sunn itnci (lanced to by Beverly by City Federal Savings and Loan Night" at the Rahway Y. M. C. A. :: Session is Planned A party wa* held In honor of "eleprated his elRhth hi- Now In Full Swing flulmnek. Gall Makesimik, William Association in Elizabeth, Her hus- Members of the church and their Raelyn La Bonte, daughter of Mr. Saturday with a party, ]>, Reynolds, John Haas, Lois Bodnar, By P.T.A. Unit Here band, an alumnus of Thomas Jef- friends are Invited to attend. ferson High School, Elizabeth, and Mrs. R. La Bonte. 82 Mul- were: Thomas Bond, Riclmrii Barbara Hovanec, Oury stemesak. There will be swimming, games, CARTERET — The Columbus studied at the New Jersey Havings berry Street, to irelehrete her ter, Richard Van Pelt, Billy i, Itornan Hnatowskl, Mark Zrnnbla, and refreshments. Cost for adults Nicholas Oprendek, Tamara Aha- and Loan Institute. Newark. He fifth birthday last Sunday. Pres- mnnn, Patrick Powers, M, Cleveland P.T.A.' will hold Its will be 50 cents, for high school- DISCOUNT pon, Mery Ann Kovchuk. The Is employed el City Fuderul Sav- ent were: Tommy and Cathy Par- Ross, Raymond La Bonte ] regular meeting and installation ings and Loan Association in Eli- ers 25 cents, and there will be rell. Mark and Carol Jane Yates, nrd Witte, Harriet Rroiip were dressed In costume In of officers onVTuesday evening, voKiie during tills period. zabeth. rto charge for children under four- Tommy and Carroll Jean Kwlat- drea Kubiak, and Stephen May 22, at 8 P. M. In the Cleve- teen. Transportation will leave kowskl. Lily, Ronnie, Mike, Pete, Congratulations to Mr. ;m, The fourth graders continued land School. and Fern Lauck. Ray and Rene the period from 1916 to 1926. The the church at 6:30 for those who William HepworUi on the Mrs. Clara, family life chair- first World War saw many of our Cub Scouts Plan need it. La Bonte. Mrs. Anna Wesel, Mrs. siOn of their sixth boys serving their country and man of Middlesex County will be On Sunday the Westminster Walter Kwiatkowskl. Mrs. Jack nlversary, May 6. sacrificing their lives. Several the guest speaker. After the busi- Fellowship will have an outdoor Yates. Mrs. David Lauck. and Mr. Anniversary greeting t,, S-A-L-E ness meeting a children's vari- streets were named in honor of Bus, Boat Trips program beginning at 4:00 P. M and Mrs. Edward Farrell. and Mrs. Harry ^randstcin. those that did not come back. ety program will be presented The fellowship will leave the Miss Janet Qreely, Marlon amore Street, on their s,.. CARTERET — The Club Scout Cooke Avenue, Burke Street, Ro- followed by a hat social. The church and go to Rahway Park Street,, was selected a« a model wedding anniversary, May 7 On Fine ALL-WOOL first grade mothers will be In 'Pack 182 of the First Presbyterian manowski Street, Irving Street, for softball and games. Each for the 8th Rrade graduation class Birthday greetings to i) , .| Duffy Street and Pershlng Avenue ,:)iarge of hospitality. | Church held its regular monthly : b member is asked to bring their at St. Josephs R. C. School. Bartorello, 92 Ash Street in honor of General John Pershing. pack meeting Tuesday evening. own food and refreshments. A speedy recovery to Mrs. Wil- reached his first milestone The fourth graders presented an The pack committee presented SPRING SUITS chio. The World Fair, Washington skits and followed the theme Sunday evening at 7:00 the liam Camera, 79 Mulberry Street, G, original skit. Taking purt were School destroyed by fire und re- who is on the sick list. "Hoboes." The best looking hobo Church School Faculty will meet Greetings to Mr. und Mrs Marguerite Bartus, Russell Grun- built, High School, stadium napied1 den, Patricia Sabo, Ronald Sko- prize was awarded to Charles Ber- They will discuss plans for the Get well wishes to Danny Bartorello, Ash Street, on i in honor of flrit Carteret casualty Regularly $55 to $75 cypec, Nancy Nemish, Linda Mort- nath. Country Fair to be held In June Dempsey, Jr., who is on the sick sixth wedding anniversary. in World War 2-Overholt Stadium sea, Michael Brady, Linda Jensen, James Fedlam received recog- The Men's Association of the list, and to his sister, Mary Ann Rose Heffner first Wave to die In 13. Leonard Calabrese, Carol Szelag, nition for his length of service First Presbyterian Church will Dempsey, who Is recuperating service. This phase of the pro- Happy birthday to Anseln Here are hundreds of the season's Ruth Ann Braun, Anne Carpenter, as Den Chief. Den Mothers, Mrs. meet Monday night at 8:00 P. from a tonsilectomv. They reside gram concluded with the singing tello, 16 Spruce SIITH., U]M John Markowltz, Linda Conrad. H. Schmidt, Mrs. P. Cox, and Mrs. Dick Hannapple will speak on at 61 Mulberry Street. newest up-to4he-minule models of Remember Pearl Harbor. A. Czeto each received one year nine years old May 16. Edmund Mantie was the historian, "TV Repair." Com?ratu'.atlon<; to Mr. and Mrs. assisted by Wayne Turner. The seventh grades used the service buttons. On y]-y 19, a and styles in finest imported and Association of John Elichko, Casey Street, on the theme We grow bigger and better group under Mr. Ray Jackson will The Woman's DANCE TOMORROW The f|Jth grades covered the and reviewed the most important the Church will meet Tuesday arrival of twin boys. vislte Fort Dix. CARTERET r- All indii .IIKHIJ domestic woolens and worsteds. period from 1926 to 1927. Girls and happening from 1946 to the present evening at 8:00 P. M. There wll' Mrs, Lillian Manolio. 49 Reservations for the bus and point to u record throne boys were attired in costumes in time. Newspaper articles were read, be a panel discussion on "Christ- boat excursion will close May 15. Avenue, entertained the Stitch present at the annual i f'.ome in soon for the best selection. style during this era. The first real state growth was reviewed, the ianity in Our comunity." Mrs. All parents who would like to ac- •n' Gab Club WPdnesdiy evening. sponsored by the Holy Nan,c graduating class of Carteret High growth In population was com- Elizabeth Donnelly will be moder- company their boys must make Members present were: Mrs. Kay ciety uf St. Mary's Uki .:: Just take 20% off the regular price School, addition to the Nathan pared with other years, the in- reservations. The excursion will ator, and the panel will consist of Leone, Mrs, Mildred Greenberg, Catholic Church this Sutii Hale School, organization of the crease of the school population was be held June 10. Mrs. Jessie Woodhull, Mrs, Edna tag. Many furnishing items also Carteret Junior Patrol, establish- Mrs. Gloria Cera ml. Mrs. Helen evening In the St. James n,, also mentioned. Mrs. Lomtta Al- Mr. A. Matefy, the cubmaster Thorn, Mrs. Eleanor Hannapple, ment of Carteret Park and the Hlgglns, Mrs. Mildred Commer- Longfellow Street. Oley BK gozzine directed the seventh grades presented the following awards: and Miss Isabel Colquhoun. included! proud Carteret High School Band ford, and Mrs. Anna Mae Craig. "heitra from Newark will : in the offering of On a Sunday wolf, Edmund Carter; lion, Ken- highlighted these span of years. This Tuesday and Wednesday the music. Afternoon, Walt Till the Sun neth Stopinsky, Roberl Torok, Mrs, Al Wechter, 32 Laurel Joseph Rusznak narrated the Shines Nellie and accompanied Louis Andres. Golden arrow. Den- the minister and Robert Ward, Street, was hostess for the Busi- events, Robert Fisher sang on the piano for all the musical nis Cpstello, Thomas Douglas, chairman of the evangelism com- Bee Club last Monday. Members and dance selections. phone Just Say: Charge It! Mammy, John Salmason took the Kenneth Stopinsky, and Fred mittee of the church session, will present included: Rita Guida, part of Mickey Mouse and Walter Mary Ross. Harriet Wechter, An- On your IlJtNDI-CHARGE After the conclusion of the pro- Schmidt, Silver arrow Dennis Cos- attend a conference on evangei. rates are Qalvanek depicted Col. Charles drea Kubiak, Ann Marie and ACCOUNT! NO EXTRA COST gram, Mr. Joseph Comba Principal tello, Denys Matefy, Robsrl Torok ism in Philadelphia sponsored by Lindbergh. The seventh graders Donna Hassey, Linda Ciani, Kay of the Nathan Hale School pro-; and Fred Schmidt. the General Assembly of the Pres- sang the song When I Wore A and Diane Powers, Robbin Pow- imwsm mo Tulip, jected pictures of the first school In byterian Church. The two days LOW ers, Robbin Porter, Marcia Fedak. Carteret, the old Washington VFW Fishing Contest will include addresses and semin- The sixth grades covered the j school/Columbus School before Irene Miller was'introduced as a ars on church evangelism. On Boston 6Oo L.BRIEGS & SONS Will Lure Youngsters new member. The girls completed history of Carteret from 1936 to the addition was built, the first Wednesday evening there will be } rlfaCMfhUi embroidering their club shirts and Detroit 90o flrehouse in Carteret, one of the CARTERET — The V. F. W. a popular meeting on evangelism mm AT KINO m. - PBRTH AMBOV. K.J. first classrooms in CarUSret with discussed plans for a Father's Day Ft pot bd Lake from 1 P. M. to 7:00 P. M. Billy Graham. Many people from Mrs. Jack Earl Grcwly, Marion' Open Friday Evening Till 9 O'Clock Pavlik, Roman Hlusczyk, dating Boys and Girls must be registered Street, wishes to express her ap-' back forty nine years to the pre- the local church will attend this J\ at the schools in order to be popular meeting. preciation to Mrs. Jack Mclntyre, uis Carrico and Phul Del Vac- sent day via an opaque eligible for the contest. Those nut be able Ui sign.at the schools can come to the V. F. w. Post house on Pershing Avenue and register. Do Your Part — Participate in The boys and girls are to bring their poles and string with them and those not having bait and Woodbridge Township Clean-Up, Fix-Up hooks will be given same by the V.F.W, Prizes will be fishing poles and Week - May 21st to May 28th Inclusive only one prize to each young- ster. All prizes are on display at the V.P.W. Post Hou.se window. Lake will be stocked with fish and Mayor Frank Bareford will start the contest. Miss Zakor to Appear In College Muskale CAIIrERKT — lv|.ss Barbara Agnes Zakor, 165 High Street, will be one of the artists in the annual musicale to be held at Georgian Cour.t College, Lakewood on Sun- day. ' Miss Zakor, student at the Col- lege will perform at the1 piano and in violin section of the orchestra,

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• f 430 Rahway Ave., Woodbridge CARTKRF.T rnr.-.'.v MAV ir. 19r.c PAGE nix Dinner on Sunday MICROSCOPE For St. Demetrius CAHTERfT —'St. D-Wvins Ukrnijilin Orthodox Church i.n- ON nounce that the Ukrainian Com- munity Center will be th* seen- of lively tainl activities Sunday afternoon and evening. The tra- COMMUNISM ditional posUEnster dinner will be idvr'ii to the members and children of the ptrisli at 4 (T'lok In tive afternoon.^Members of the Sisterhood of the Blew.I Virgin Is the Soviet farmer bolter or turnip.; out of the Soviet's collcc- In charge of the dinner are: Mrs. worse off since the death of Stal- tivo farmers. The first Itpm on this Mary Shumny, Mrs. Mary I'ole- lnlam? If we arc to l*-!irve Kru- curtailment 1 nrw dft WM Ulfi honkj, Mrs. ParaAku Kolwlu ;. shchev and Company, the Russian of a Mrs. Mary Luksmkrwic/, Mi-s. peasant .should be in for better oompromi^ that "Stalin the Anastnsls Baffiburak, Mrs. Ky:i days. I Terrible" had made with the Rus- Ghificzyk, Mrs. Ann Kiiv.cn.sky Onfortunatcly — for the Rus-,sinn peasantry. In an effort to give and Mrs. Pauline Skorypcc. They slah farmer — a survey of very i the Soviet peasants some lniien- will be assisted by the memb-rs rfcent nariculturnl policy in the' tlve t0 prot)Ucfii st:\lin had t>er- of St. Ann's Auxiliary and Hi V.S.SR shows that the Soviet „ ,ve farmef ^ Demetrius P.T.A. Growers of the World's Finest iteses Since l«j>7 peasant continues to lose even Mother's Day Program under the "benevolent of collec , wUhlll the fani) coUecUM and Mother's Day program was or- tlve leadership. I toep the crop that was grown iginally scheduled for the last Here are some of the develop- I there. Sunday. However, because on n upemlly treated pots, can |),. ments on the agricultural front In: ThAi)iei mlates^t decree is that the Mother's Day It Is susunlly rich the Soviet Union since the death s!ie of thU private" plot of land Individual family that honors mo- Planted now and ull summer of SUhnlsm-developmente which J '_ ithln the collective-Is to be ther, It was decided to postpone W (HOTS AWAIID: 1'. ('. Ostennin, I'rcsiilcnl nf .Imiiiir Achim-mi'iit «f I'nimi Comity, Inc., pre- long! bade even worse times for the reduced in size. Furthermore, the this program to this Sunday. It Mnls Acroiruik itHv.nl (:i V. Kerr. pastor of Ho'y Card Party Planned Mai:in is a member ci the New- Krushchev's answere to the lowthat he would even be willing Spirit Church, Pirn Amboy. ark Tnlli: Club and editor of the productivity of Russian farmers to go back to the earlier days and By Republican Club Greetings will be extended by sroup'.; news letter. AflilkiteJ was to put more land under culti- compromises of "StalM the Ter- Mayor Jnmrs J. Flynn of Perth with the Rnritan and Jersey City vation. The fact that this "New rible." CARTERET j Amboy, with brief talks by An- AGRICO Lands Program" meant forcing 8ocUl Club of Carteret won thethony W. Eck'Tt, director nf the Tr;iffb Clubs, Mar'.in servud ns people to move against their will first prize trophy for th-a float hospital, and Dr. George P. Hilker, K'-irt.iry of the New Jorsey City meant as little to Krushchev as Mm Scfiatit* Wing entered in the Jubilee Parade last president of the medical staff, fol- Traffic Clubs. He served as sicrc- Saturday. Members of the com-lowing. iiiry of fie: New Jersey Industri'l It did to Stalin. State Scholarship For two long years, half a mil- mittee were: Al Evonitz, chair- •The prayer of dedication by the Traflis League for 14 years. He FOR LAWNS, TREES lion uprooted Soviet citizens man, Mr. and Mrs, John Craig, Rev. Max Davidson, rabbi of Tem- is also a member of the Carteret CARTERET — Miss Frances Mr, and Mrs. Edward Meht, Mr.ple Beth MdaMordecai, Perth Amboy, Board of Health. Married, he ls| worked with millions or ruble's Schantz, 35 Willow Street, Is AND SHRUBS worth of farm equipment 'to eke and Mrs. Ray Commerford, Mr. and benediction by the Rev. George Dental Department the father of two children. They among the ten area winners of and Mrs. Sam Rosenbaum, Nor-H. Boyd. rector of St. Peter's Epis- t'i'c Mary Ellen, a;;e 14, iind Specially formulated combination of some crop out of the Asiatic State scholarships. Miss Schantz wastelands, Finally even Krush- njen Steinberg, Hanry Wazeka, copal Church, Perth Amboy, will Thomas, 11. nalurul organic (not synthetic) and will attend Douglas College. complete the formal piu j.i%irf. Opens at Hospital inoT|!:ini>' nutrients for thicker, griTncr chev saw that the project was a Mr. and Mrs. William Lindemann, : The scholarships are financed Mrs. Anthony Ross, Mrs. Char- grass with deeper, stronger roots! failure. Neither men nor ma-by state appropriation and dis- PERTH AMBoY - A dental de- Woman's Club of Perth Amboy in )''or the ESTABLISHED LAWN ... chines culd turn land that* had lotte Evonitz, and Mr. and Mrs. NEW LAWN ... to REPAIR WOIIN tributed in proportion to legis- >jjjartrnent has been opened in thetheir an!n.i?.l spring production last been idle for centuries into pro- Sam Sica. I vear ss wfll as bv friends of the & BAKE SPOTS. See the wonderful lative representation. Tenable lor i!ii;w wing of the Perth Amboy AGUICO differed'! ductive soil: Recently, Krush- four years if the recipient main* Final plans for the card party | P hospital and members of the dui- chev issued another decree to tains a satisfactory scholastic to be held Tuesday, May 29, wl'l |! General Hospital for use by pa-tal staff. Also feeds treeB and shrubs right fur abandon the experiment. record, they are based on Intel- be discussed at the regular meet-1 II tients already admitted. best remilts. One of 7 AUKH'l) The setliers were unsettled and Ing to be held Tuesday, May 22, ] Tthe purpose of the new room, Special-Purpose Plant Foods lectual ability, need, character, 2 Made only by- resh'ipped. Half a million people health, and leadership. at the home of Mrs. William j newly furnished with all necessary SEE paid with two years of their lives Iindemanri, 30 Laurel St. -,' dental equipment, is to permit den- At Carteret High School, Miss Thl AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL Co. for what is now called "Krush- Hostesses for the evening will i* '*" j tal x-rays of ward patients when chev's Folly." Schantz has been active in art, Mrs. dental Infection may be a contribu- be Mrs. David Lauck and Dear Louisa In place of the "New Lands literary and dramatic affairs, and Shuland's the National Honor Society. HerGloria Cerami. 1 have recently come to live with lory cause of the patient's general the new 18" economy Program" — now defunct — the my daughter and her family and illness. Kremlin decreed an intensiflca- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank POST SEEKS TOYS ihe and her husband seem to re- The services of the department Man in the effort to squeeze more Schantz. sent my giving them any advice will be used for only in-patient Big CARTERET — The St. James emergencies and are available to C.W.V. Post 615 is accepting all about things in which I have had a great deal of experience. dentists on the active stuff and LAWN-BOY old and repairable toys. The toys I have reared seven good healthy courtesy lists of the hospital. Contest Jftay be left at the A. &. E. Super- Tim room was provided the den- Never before have 10 many won- market, Eddie's Amoco Station, children and I feel that I know derful features been packed imo -NOTltE— how it should be done and when tal staff by the hospital, while the St. Elizabeth's recteiy or by sne economy priced liwn mowrr. 1 see her miking mistakes, I feel 'un'ds for the equipment in th: on Page 2 contacting any member. For pick- LAWN-BOY livei you the that it is my duty to show them department were raised by the ups call CA| 1-8800. '» tmoothesl lawn you've ever LJ All Member , ! to her so that she won't have to with I lot leu effort. Praciirallr I learn the hard ,way as I did. makei • lumroer iport of tuH.u TO INSPECT LINER But instead of appreciating my the grabi. LAW OFFICES CARTERET — Sgt. Edward interest, she resents it "and has * light wtl(M •litmlniMi K|anic 111! now themselves. »n Uwnl, rol.l, thdlbl, malua^ AfllCAN On the other hand, some of us VlOLIIS «d POT riANIS. MICHIGAN MA! l> "klati nllragiD" •*">' Improve all calli. have BotLen into a rut and have The new, improved 1956 model TOUK Ifjl IUYI 1 lli« >. ImlH ••• aaKu- not kvpt up with new ideas and ln< MICHIGAN PIAT-look far diamond Irci. mark «n ivtry bflg. ORPIN hug today and new wpy.s of doing things. We gal frta aBttUttU . JACK and PAUL'S cluig U> old ways because, we have failed to find out the vfhys and Hydromix Automatic 50 I.B, BA(i %'i.i'J wherefores of the new. ! 8o let us approach thes* channel 100 IB KAi; $I.4'J with an open mind iind perhaps we will find that isome of our GARDENER KIT KOSHER advice is not as valuable as we think it to be. J'ValuiTN the new miracle crafo^raas killer — Aluminum Grass Stop But be that as it may, the prop- MEAT and POULTRY MARKET er thing for you to do is to keep (liriodiiini niclhvl ai'*otuite, |)IIIH a much better quiet mid try to Hive us little Bd lust-proof. Keeps gar.U''»s 53 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE Tel. WO 8-0520 vice as possible. fertilizer and a more elicetive preventer. LOUISA. All I'roiUuls in Keaily to I'so Liquid Kuril) mil walks clear of spra- SKlCVINc; I'lINK QIIAUTY MKATS AND I'OIJI/.'KY O'Connor says paralytic polio is No Mixing or Measuring AT CUT UATK .'KICKS! I-'KKK DKMVKKY on the way out. ng grass. Free A Certified S13.41 $ phone Value for Only 9.46 III-2-1350. •:•*. Grand Opening Wed., May 23rd rates are LOW Amboy Feed - Gardejn Shop OPEN HOUSE WED. AT 8 P. M. eoo FREE DEMVKKV REFRESHMENTS WILL M SERVED .900 MONK <: WAI.SU, NLW tHUNSWWf OfKN MONUAi 1UKU HATUKUA1' II A, M. U 6 1'. M. - ('U)SK WpUNEB IV 12 NOON Jud Vtnk mi I'aul Wris* 279 New Brunswick Avenue «*«».. Perth Amboy • ,T PRESS T FRIDAY. TJaY 18, 1950

I,... M Jayvecs Continue: Frank Mcdarlhv's ;Undefeated Jayvce lerb Kaplan Ls ROCHV iTeam Beats Linden Real South River Testimonial Dinnci MARCIANO Voted Outstanding m HEW deos from ollior »>dilor< By 9 to 7 Score To be Held June 9 WORKIfiS By 6 to 3 Score Wrestler at (lollege CLOWES - County Re- I ,M Clinton ictts englnppring firm for devel- CARTERET -- Coarh Riohey CARTEnET ••- A testimonial CARTF.RET — Undefeated to CARTERET - HrrbfTt Raptor. ^ St opment work on n s.,|;,r still to pro diitc. the Curteret Juyvms busebrtl) Variety VTM'sz'IM s juyvi*juyvt*as artiree still goln'golns dinner for Frank McCarthy, fo> ;OM nf Mr mid Mrs, SumiH Kap "•^nk'ind has used • duce 25,00(1 gnilons of fresh water stroni?. ' | more than 30 years coach am ii-mn won us i'lAv-U straight gam< ;in. of Cnrteret Avenue, reeentl ' its long recorded and dny from sen water, a d l C r h el Hie .season this week by '.pceivfd B trojihy fov bolim th i hurl* bjstory. Starting with They copped another ball game 'f'f ^ °!" *\ ^ * "* L AH this study nnri efTort win this week H« "<"'"•• -•• " School, will b« held at the Colum- \j nrii'li 6 In 3. most valuable player In wreitlin n(i it has dug coal, some day add up to the tapping of by nosing out buuvii bian Club In Cttiteret. Saturda; Rirlicy Potts. Carteret's ]ayv«f 11 North Carolina Collrne. He wa rt gas, and now scouts new energy resources for mankind. River ln a close contest, 9 to 7. 1 June 9, 1956. imrln vho piomJws to develop also voted the mini out.standin : sclntlllators • • * The BIUPS won the eame In a llnU) vaisity mutsrial wrx yew Carteret's first coach. Frank wil wrcst'er by thf boyn on hit taaflf, uranium. Meanwhile From the Okalnma Newi-Jonr. sensational matter, The setting I hurl'd Hi'- till))i- (hime and sUuci which will .-.utomHtUslly Hve bli for be honored by his many friend) ,, most plentiful sourcei of nal, Crestvlew, Florida: When the was as follows: The locals wre out si vi n butters. His cuntiol was the Rucker MPtnorlnl Troph! [ Of *' after giving more than 30 y?ar. '/'.';• ,l,e heat of lunlight, has Federal Bureau of Investigation Rolni» Into the last, half of the IKuf ix ii.ct as he walk«d only «lven tmnually by tlie coach of his life to unselfish dovotior around though not mif- "cracks" a spectacular case such final inning trailing by two runs, Linden l.\itl«r. honor of two ex-wrestlers wh all is leader of scholastic sports hen cnncentrated or contlnu- ai occurred recently with the solu- 7 to 5, and all seamed lost. (Jui'ii lit .^oi'ed tliree runs it; were killed in artion In Korea. V put to work. lion of the Brinks robbery. It wins In Carteret. His teams have given ill.' U)\> h< If of tiie sixth Herb, who wus one of Uie But "Buss" Leahy had H com- , number of natural icien- headlines emblazoned acrosa the Carleret recognition In Rtite ath- break .i lie »nd w!i) tiir ball game outfitnndlnu wrestlers the tf pletely different Idea about the " ecrs and toventon are nation. , letic circles, had in recent years, had n m "tiding With sta?» set and the 1 ,n solar hMt> >n* looner And it richly deserves them. The committee for the dlnne Tlv man who pokes fun at a wo- j record of eleven wins and only oh ( bases loaded, I^eahy pound'd a The same thing occurs when the ] Includes Chester Wlelgolinswi, Eii- iM;in Iryiiig to drive througli g 12- loss during his last year al Nort home run to win the ball ?;ime. \,,p of using It. Thtrt an FBI ends the criminal career of a ward Ciajkowskl, Thomas Mllik [iint i/.iivXf door usually sober* up Carolina. also hit n double and a single ,.„,., ,,f work It can do with- DUlinger or a "Baby Face" N«lsor». Charles Makwin.ski, Andrew Shy aius to tiueud u Herb was recently married o lead the attack. Few people pause to think these mannkl, Walter Nlemlec, John —Uibor. Tht-lma Hornick, also of CorUr* Billy O'Lsar started on the hill are Just routine cases In the dally Barbarczuk, Pnul Kosten, John ir the Blur and White, but he Probably l(iUl, [i,(,d heal hnus«s, routine of the FBI, which works Kaznowskl,, Steve Torok, Danlal on May 6.1). Edgar Bergen end didn't last long as he was blasted B RETIREP CHAMP J.'ll dusli wniur from ica around the clock to protect this Marlnacci, John Timko, Stfiv EXPBCTEP To 60 Cliurlie McCarthy celebratsd Uielr Chlcnpo barbers have 'rr five runs In the first Inning. twemieth anniversary In radio. prices.to $1.26 for a haircut an w~ ,hPse are among tha lead. country and its law abiding citi- Alach, Stanley Kosel, Chanel ///TO 75 cents for a shave. In addition /"abilities. Dr. George 0. Lrf zens. Mike Kudela came to the rescue Chertpon. Al Such, Anthony1 Ha Fvw stars can claim such lonj- being a wild and wmdy city, Chi Lrtr has started with ao "urn- Some of the best work of the md struck out 12 batters while roskl, John Kotlbas, Walter Pav tci'in success. you CAN BE cage will probably soon become kind of Inverted alum- FBI never hits the headlines or vins up only three hits. Ilk, Edward George, Joseph Patoc klcr, H£'LL wooly one.. — Qrlt. which c*n cook newl columns. The box score :- nig, Matthew Udzlelak, Moe Kalu 6/VB IT '•Whut do's this expression '8« f picnics or tor fojnlllei In A sample of the quiet and effi- Carteret Jayvees (C) ft those most like)? to The Parkview tossers made a i — Punch. determined bid to tie the score in the last inning but fell short by One run after/fecorlng twice. MINIMUM POM ry A/MCt/CfT .*«< 1 SERVICE we* err fae r*e CALL Jayvees Win Again; Al S-0 TAVGVr WCATfOWJ. AT tvoos BANK'S SOJPA Defeat Jamesburg

& TELEVISION CARTERET—Uke the Missis- sippi Rive1!', the high school jayvee baseball team just keeps rolling Ptf/LUP ALAMP! along. Dick Mifflecz's lads won an- other ball gameby blasting James- .tmrg by a 9 to 1 score. The Blues scored four runs in the second inning to post an easy victory. Richey Potts, Carteret's winning MAJESTIC hurler, struck out eleven batters. Cocktail Lounge Marty Rock, Carteret catcher, t on base four tinles, walking Unfortunately, people do! three times and getting one hit. • CONTINUOUS ENTKRTAipiKNT • Sammy Semenza and Font! led Carteret's attack. They say that elephants never forgjet. However, it's a wc}l-known fact that people SPECIAL ATTRACTION - NOTICE - DO! That's why it pays the business man to keep on reminding people: who he is, THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY NKillTS Voluminous Diplomatic Note: A voluminous where he is, and what he lias for sale. Best place to do this reminding- is whew * FATSO MARCO * report, sent by one hation to an- people look when they are planning to BUY something. That's in the advertis- other, which will take up three oi the Milton Berie TV LITTLE LEAGUERS solid columns of newspaper type ing columns of these newspapers, where most shopping starts. All of which is to —Christian Science Monitor. All Your Old Attention BOWLERS! remind YOU that this might be a good time to talk to us. Just pick up your phone' Openlnt's Tor 195«-57 Season All of the Utlle will he Very Incidental and call WO-8-1710 or CA-1-5600. HVERV 8 or IS TKAM LHAdllKS Incidental Intelligence: An and SATURDAY Allowed u Spfciul Elyhth Street delicatessen Is dis- Tuesday Night ul 9 I1- M. »'"'i»t U) tb« Music ot playing a sign, advertising "Deli- Waller Inquire at Control Counter cious IL'K Cubes on Sale Here." — 1'iie New Yorker. INDEPENDENT - LEADER udUli SUMMKK MAJESTIC TRIO 10% DISCOUNT on PF Sneakers 1'KIK KK CARKN I)AII Y !) A M T() G M luubt ubout whut Wlllium Lee Ju- STORE - - •' - :ob.s was Imulint; in his truck when OIU i NITELV (Exuent TUESDAY* 1H1DAY TILL i) IV 1V1 t was stopped here recently. Two EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON WKDNKSDAY ALL DAY ivc-^ullim Una hud burst and a 1MNNY FIM1AN1 at tlje Baby Urand J'iaiio • HOURS: c'LosKi) l(|uid wua running out the back * 'KOUND TUB CLOCK BOWLING VINIT THE NEW I his truck and "you could smell 18 Green Sired, Woodbridge t for ii block," according to Frailly V. Wutt, Federal agent. Jacobs [MAJESTIC LANES Christensen's ms charged with illegally truna. >o>tinn uwunsliiim whisky. EVERYTHING UNDER ONE HOOF DcjKirtnit'itl Stow CARTERET PRESS COME EARLY, JiTAY LATE Sir Winstou ChwchUJ declare^ 9 and Pennsylvania Avenue hi).t if to'&t!) w«re attacked by 651 Roosevelt Avenue, Garleret ^ypt prudence and honor would HOPELAWN, N. J. dictate that 3ilUiu help Israel. Uuo (rum CARTEHET FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1950 PAGE C(iml):i says. Ho refers to his as-1 performance durlnc tin ,, slslant. Joseph Klorrntino, a dis- year. These certlflrni.cti ' Amour's Industrial Exhibit /v Name I nil Pays signed for use by the Ad,,, Program on Monday nblett veteran, and EiiRcnia Ml- 1 Tribute to Mother* special recommendations Ul I'" employers. "' For Hebrew Sisterhood Snu born to Mr. and Mrs. (•ivina the taxpayer the best CAFlTf.'RF.r Thf Holy N»mc r Tenia, 92 Holly Street at the Ell- service possible is his irmin ambi- Present at the luncheon , CARTERKT Ihe United He- Society of HI Mary's Ukrainlnn abi'th General Hospital, May 15. tion, mid for that hcason he is Qarland,, Assistantant to ththee f-!,|l brew Sisterhood will prWnt. a Catholic Chinrh paid tribute to brini! liolrt in high esteem by Manager, U. 8. M. R.: .Joi,,,,? KPWinl Motli'M'; I);iy ProitrBm on MVIT Of) molhoiK last Sunday at Son born to Mr. find Mrs. Diego Chief Accountant, u. H /." Wondny, May 21. :it 1.1m Brother- iis iinniinl ronimunioti breakfast. Rourltnirz, 63 Hawthorne Street, everyone in tills community. John Scheln, Director i,[ ., hood of I.'TUCI KynoROKur al, 8 Appioximntrly 20 members of the iit the Pprt.li Amboy General Hos- Mr. Comba Is not, too busy with nel and UboLb r Rejati,,,,.. '.'. other tasks. For years he has been ¥. M. Mr.v Kdwiinl MIIIPV. pio- YmiiiK Ladies Sociality were prc- pital, May 9. M. R.; Mayor Prank i u fram rhnirronn, will Introduce thr- sftit. as Ruests. The event followed sei-retiiry of the Carteret Civil De- Edwin S. Quin, Superim,,;,,,',X Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. frnse, and the Lions Club and the cast, ss follows: Mrs. Al Carpen- the 8 o'clock MBSR celebrated by Schools; Herman Horn ' Hairy Fraknlln, 17 Laurel Street, Ircqinn memberships also require ter. Mrs. Max Onihln, Mrs. Lil- Jiiroslav Fcdyk at, which the moth U. 3. Metais Refining ,- - at the Perth Amboy General Hos- much nf his attention. lian Koh'rni/.. Mrs. Robert. L. I'I'S lpcclvrd Holy Communion. Junior Achievement Advis,,, "' .Stephen Tarnowskl was toast- pital, May 9. During World War II Mr Foxe, Dave- Convlssor .„„, Brown. Mrs I,nn Gieenwald, Mrs Comba served as an adjutant in 8am'iel RnsMibnum, Mrs, Bob master. He welcomed the mothers Son born to Mr. nncl Mrs. Ed- Schilthuis. Richard Wn',,', 1 and his topic was "The Spiritual ward Kopil. H9 Pershlng Avenue, I he Navy. ployment Supervisor, u s \, Gremlin !!. Mrs. Stun Kntz, Mrs Many nf hi.s activities as bene- introduced the speakers In1 inn Levit/, ond Mrs, Morey Aspect of Mother's Day." at the Pri'lh Amboy General Hos- [ fin-tor nre seldom publicized. He Junior Achievers pres, ,. Chulmnn. All members and guests Introduced at the breakfast pital. May 12. r were: Joseph Suhar nnd Waltei is always ready to do something Ray Novak, President; ci #re cordially Invited to attend. Ciinda. president and treasurer of Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Frnn- good for others, but on such occa- chlnsky, Vice ~ Mrs. I Innel Cnniss of Wimn- the society respectively; also the cisco Rosa, 19 Fitch Street, at the sions hr always likes to be In the Regan, Treasurer; JoaiiKi i (Dnssa. New Jersey, will be finest following officers of the Ukrainian Perth Amboy General Hospital. mckuround. retary; Robert Rocky, p, wi. . Hieaker. Csilhollc. Daughters: Mrs. Mary May 14. He and Mrs. Comba, the for- Manager; Anita Szymbm ,i-'"-J ^iriiUik, president; Mrs. Mary U'.O ROCKMAN Manager; Al Bobenchick R ,'i LEGAL NOTICES mer Hose Sohayda, live at 28 Mc- Kitar, vice-president; Mrs. Angle AN EXKMrT FIREMAN —Leo Kinley Avenue. They have two Curcy, Theresa Ooluble.ski Parent-Teacher Unit Orohman, Nick Lehotskv ORDINANCE Szewczyk, secretary, and Mrs. Mn- Rook man, this hnroiich, is one children. Lydia and Christine, UN AMENDMENT TO AN ORTHNANn lildn RomnneU, treasurer; and Installs New Staff of thf otdent livinc rxrmpt fire- 3oth of whom are attending the Malaqulas, Barbara Mil,, tO SUPPLEMENT AN ORDINANCE Miss Irene Kilyk. perfect of the Pilot, Irene Sebok, Mmi;,,,,, •.] fNTITLEt> "AN onniNAWfH TO men. He ramc to Carteret In mbllc schools or the borough. •8TABUHH EQUIP ANn HEHIJtATE Yoiini" Ladles Sodality. CARTERET - The Washing- l!)04 from Perth Ambny. Enter- ?,ina. Gaylord Soliayiln, rTRE DEPARTMENT IN THE BOR- "Christian Motherhood" WRS the ton-Nathan Hale P.T.A. held Its ing business in 191(1. he has been Tavares, and Bemadciir OOH OT CARTErtET " & APPROVED' Mnv n, 1956 subject of Fr. Jarosinv Feriyk, pas- reRulnr mectiriK and Installation a. Carteret merchant up to the Rocky Named INTRODUCE"' M»v 3. IBM tor and spiritual director of tlu of officers. Wednesday evening present time. Mr. Rnrkman be- Advertised as ndoptrri on flrit rrnrl- Society, in the Nathan Hale School. (Continued from Page One) h(< vlth Nmlr" nf Publlr Hearing on Jcamc » member of Carteret Fire Kenneth Roden, Executive Vice MBV 4 and II. 1[)'>6 Suhar and Olnda were co-chair- Mrs. Nicholas DelVacchlo was Company 1 in 1911. He served Hearing Held: Mav 17. 19!M> men of the affair; assisted by Jo- .'resident of Junior Achievement -STATE Approved hv Mnvor Frftnk I. BnrrfnrrI the Installing officers and in- for ten years and became an of Union County. Inc. highly com- MvcrUsed »s flrinlly ndoptcd Mny 18, seph PotocnlR, Anthony Gut- stalled the following: Mrs. Ar- exempt fireman in 1921. He was knecht, Harry Romaniuk, John mended CAMCO and explained the THEATRE IBM thur Stupar. president; Mr. Emer- treasurer of Fire Company 1 for significance of the three awards OEOBOE J BRKCHKV i IKWMM; SI'NUAY Kilyk and Stephen Hamulak. Woodbrldgt, N. ,| K ic Holderith, vice-president; Miss seven years. Photo was taken in won by the Junior company. WED. THBITSAT Borounh Clerk The KiiiTnl Hnilt (if Ji'sus R. C. Father Fedyk gave the opening Sophie Ziemba, first vice presi- Cl. P. 5 18 M 1912. Joseph L. Carney praised the AIR-CONDITIOM D Sacred Heart I f\ ('hutch will hold its minimi May and closing prayers, dent; Mrs, Loretta Algozzine, sec- ^;oup for its efforts and expressed Cyd Ch»rli»e, Dan lhiliv ORDINANCE Crowning, Sunday, Miiy 20, lit 2;30 ond vice president; Mrs. Prank AH ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OROI- P.M. Thn Cnwner will be Miss NOT SELF SUPPORTING the pleasure of the metal company Pirigyi, secretary; Mrs. Mary JANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE Holds Breakfast Patlitla Prokop. Her attendant Is Easter Dinner Fete CARTERET — Rev. Orvllle N in sponsoring the Junior Achieve- "Meet Me at Las Vegas O ESTABLISH. BEQM.ATE. EQUIP tary; Mrs. Andrew Roche, treas- ND CONTROL THE POUCE DEPART- Miss Rosemarie Prokop with the Davidson, rector of St. Mark's ment activity. (Cinemascope i Arranged for Sunday urer. HINT IN THE BOROUGH OF CAR- CARTERET—The P. T. A. of following socialists in the proces- Episcopal Church said today that Certificated of Achievement were PLUS T8PITT, TO ADOPT RULER FOR ITS the parish is not self supporting GOVERNMENT, TO AFFIX AND KN- the Sacred Heart Church held a sion: Gcjaldine Ciko, Lois Van CARTERET — Final arrange- The trophy won by the P.T.A. presented to ten members of Dale Robertson. Mara (llr,|j Mother and Daughter Breakfast Duiky. Marie Renaldi Marjorle ments have been completed by the at the 50th anniversary parade and still needs financial assistance CAMCO by Advisor Jan Schilthuis "DAY OF FURY ftp SAID RULES AND TO REGULATE was on display. Emeric Holder- from the diocese. in recognition of their excellent AK" 1W1NH THEIR DUTIES AND on Mother's Day, in the parish Mogolesky, Judy Kubala, Ann St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic SUNDAY THRU TT Daughters for the Easter dinner ith gave a report on th« recent COMPENSATION," hall. The breakfast was prepared Capfk, Joan Capik, Mary Ann Poll, Clifton Webb, Gloria <,rahj APpROV!5n: Mnv n. 19Sfl and served by the members of the Doris Kovach, Dolores Laskoskl and entertainment to be held this meeting held for Fluridatlon. INTRODUCED: Mnv 3, llttfl Press Lauded Advertised BS ftrioptpfi on flrat read- Holy Name Society. and Joan Dombrowski. Sunday at 5 P.M. in the church The attendance prize was won ing wltli Notice f>f Public Hearing on Mrs. Julia Krissak, president hall. Mrs. Angle Szewczyk and by Mrs. Mary Makwinskl's Eighth (Continued from Page One) RITZ Theatre "MAN WHO NEVER WAS Mev 4 und n, 19S6 welcomed all mothers and daugh- trip to Palisade* Park for the chil- Mrs. Engenla Fedak are co-chair- grade clas and Mrs. Ann Bishop's work. We forget that he is human Carteret, N. i. CA-1-5960 (ClnemaScopo Hnirlnp Hold: May 11. 19M dren of the parish. The trip Is men for the affair. Approved bv Maynr Frank I. Bnreford ters. The invocation was offered by kindergarten class. too and not a slot-machine. PLUS NOW THRU SATURDAY Advertised as finally adopted May 18 Rev. L. J. Petrlck and the guest scheduled for June 26, with buses Traditional blessing of food will "So, here and now, on the 50t Hugh Marlowe -Nann (,, 1956 leaving the church grounds at 11 be given by the Rev. Jaroslav Anniversary of our city, I heartil: Burl Lancaster and Anna OEOROE J BRECHKA, speaker was Father Hyacynth Mai- In A.M. The trip Is open to the public, Fedyk, pastor and Easter hymns Closing Luncheon Set :ongratulate the Editor of the Car- Borough Clerk kovlck C. P. Maitnani In "WORLD WITHOUT Anyone wishing to BO may con- will be sung under the direction teret Press for the splendid and C. TV 5/IR/38 The oldest mother present, Mrs. By Boro Woman's Club (ClnemaScopri ORDINANCK Judtth Plttel and the youngest tact Mrs. Margaret Medvetz, Lowell of Prof. Eugene Kruk. CARTERET—The Carteret Wo- wonderful work done through the "THE ROSE TATTOO" RN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR Street; Mrs. Lenore Van Dusky, On Sunday, Mary 27, fourteen paper to add to the beauty of the WED. THRU SAl~ DINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE mother, Mrs, Edythe Prokop were man's Club will hold its final ALSO Grant Avenue; Mrs. Julia Krlssak, children of the parish will receive Anniversary Cause and to the en- Ernest Borgnlne-Betsy iiiur| tO FIX AND REGULATE THE SAL- presented with flowers. Honored luncheon and meeting on Thurs- "BLACK SIX-SHOOTER" ARIES OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AND guests at the breakfast were Mrs. Mary Street; Mrs, Irene Ciko, their First Holy Communion at day, May 24, at the Forsgate Farms tire program of the celebration. EMPLOYEES IN THE BOROUGH OF Christopher Street; and Mis. Ann "MARTY' riRTKnET cnnNTY OF MIDDLESEX Mary Brechka, Mrs. Anna Grlgov- the 8 A.M. Mass; and at 4 P.M. Country Club. Mrs. •William Hep- "When I opened this Anniver- Saturday — Kiddle Matinee AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY. sky and Mrs. Maria Moras. D'Zurilla, Dorothy Street, West coronation of the statue of Our worth, chairman of the affair, has sary Issue, I felt I had an encyclo- AfoROVFn: Mnv 17. I DM Carteret. Lady will take place with Miss ,xdia in my hand. It showed me SUN. THRU TUES. INTRODUCED: Mnv 3. 19M The P.T.A. will sponsor a bus announced that reservations for Advfr'lsrri as ndopted on first, read Irene Kilyk, prefect of the Young the luncheon and the bus trans- the Borough, its growth, the fine Robert Taylor-Stewart Granger Vnft with Notice nf Public Hearing on Ladies Sodality, will be ciowner. administration, the Industries, its ISELIN UBV 4 nnd 11. 1958 portation will be closed on Tues-- Hearing Held: Mav 17. 19.16 day. Mrs. Karl Grohman and Mrs Schools, its Societies, and Its U. S. finds big mark-ups on pork Annrovrd by Mayor Frank I. Rafeford Joseph Hlub are members of Mrs. Churches. It gave me great pleas- "THE LAST HUNT" WED. THRU SAT Advertised as finally adopted May 18, IT'S NEW... IT'S FUN!! and bread. are to read every article and really 1958 Hepworth's reservation committee. Cinemascope OEORGE J. BRECHKA. The board of directors of the ;et acquainted with our City, its Borough Clerk 18 Hole Miniature club will hold its final meeting Organizations, and its Churches Ladles — Dinnerware Monday "The Killer is Loose C P. 5/18/56 poRr)VKP- Mnv 17, 1958 THE COVE ley and Committeeman Edward initiative and foresight would do PLAYHOUSE INTRODUCED: Mny .1, 19W Kath of Woodbridge; Deputy well to look to the Chemical In- FEATURESl Advertised 113 tidopted on flrst refld- WILLY GADEK, Prop. THURS. THRU SAT. tair with Nmlrr nf public Hearing on Mayor William Clark of Perth Am- dustry for employment, St. Louis K»v 4 and II. 19F-6 boy and Miss Carteret. Nemtsh urged, since It is a constantly ex- Hearing Held: May IT. 1956 Green Street, Woodbridge "THE MAN WHO 5—CARTOONS-;, Apnroved by Mayor Prank I. Bnrcford read a congratulatory letter from panding, progressive medium, con- Advertised as finally adopted May IB. Rabbi Lewis Brenner on behalf of tributing in many ways to the NEVER WAS" IBM Carteret's United Hebrew Commu- health of the Individual and to the SUN. THBU T11S. GEOROE J. BRECHKA, .national economy. with Clifton Webb and Borough Clerk ADOPT ORPHAN . , .Two nity. The invocation and benedic- Steve AU:n - Donn.i Ite^ C. P- 5/18/56 •mill bays living in Hamburg, tion were delivered by the Rev. M. Gloria Graham A. Konopka of Holy Family R. C. 'INVASION OF THE BODV ORDINANCE Germany, feed a little, rabbit *N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDI- which thej found haif-froien .Church and the Rev. OrvUle David- Alex Comba SNATCHERS" "Benny Goodmanl KANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE son of St. Mark's Episcopal Church. iSTABMSHINO THE MUNICIPAL Cool Summer Cottons along the highway. (Continued from Page Onci with Kevin McCarthy COURT OF THE BOROUGH OF CAR- he sought re-election. He obtained Saturday Matinee Story" tenure in 1948, APPROVED: Mav 17, 1956 New "Fiber-Weave" Design Hopalong Cassidy in ALSO INTRODUCED: Mny 3, 19M "I'm lucky to have an efficient Advertised as adopted on flrst read "MAN FROM BUTTE" staff working with me," Mr. Ul6 with Notice of Public Hearing on Plus the Evenki* Show May 4 and 11. 1956 ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CENTER "Our Miss Brow Hearing Held: May 17. 19H Approved by Mayor FranR I. Barcfortl only 681-691 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret SUN. THRU TUES. Advertised ui flnaUy adapted Mny 18. 1056 — Proudly Presents — > "MIRACLE IN THE GEORGE J. BRECHKA, AA II- I.HfJE THEATRE! Borough Clerk C. P. 5/18/56 RAIN" DANCING EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT with Jane Wymait and MAJESTK ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING) "AN OR Van Johnson NOW. DINANCE MAKING PROVISIONS FOR 1 11 THE ESTABLISHMENT OP A BUREAU = THIS FRIDAY, MAY 18th = 'TARIS FOLLIES OF 195IJ "Alexander the Great DP TIRE PREVENTION, PROVTD- Forest Tucker and Barbara fira OFFICERS THEREOF. DEFINING with Richard Burlim ' TREIR DUTIES AND POWERS. AND Whltinir JS8TABI.1SHINC! RULES AND REGULA- Bloom - Frrdrir Alt" TIONS FOR FIRE PREVENTION. AND AL KALIA and His Orchestra In CiiieiruMii|M FIXING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLA- TION THEREOF." 1 Color! APPROVED: May 11, 1856 INTRODUCED: May 3, 1956 'ROUND THE CLOCK NEXT ATTKA< I ins Advertised us adopted on first read Don't Miss Carteret's 50lh Anniversary • Ing with Nolk:e of Public Hearing ol Gracr KfN) ln May 4 ami 11, 1958 Hearing Held: May n, 19M Approved by Mayw Frank I. Burctor POLKA PARTY BOWLING "THE SWAN' Advertised as finally adopted May H

GEOE/OE J. BRECHKA, THIS SUINDAY, MAY 20th Borough Ckr at the Featuring C. P..5/18/56 NOW! Thru >l ^)K<\ and his stellar recording Starts Monday MAJESTIC Cole I'orU'i- 0 costs so little JOE ROCK orchestra of Connecticut "ANYTHING GOES' IJ § to phon* (First appearance in this State) May 21 Thru 26 LANES BlniCrost)y-l>>"''' 8:30 TO 12:30 A. M. AMUSEMENTS Slop in or full us about "CASH ON l»»i'-'_.. • anywhere Admission: $1.25 Early Bird — $1.50 At Door of AMERICA joining our MON,, TUES., TM U !l--! # Pittsburgh 75o Worlds HrlKliti-.il Midway SUMMER LEAGUES Polish Film l'r»K'""' A Montreal 75c IS) UIDKS ACTS SHOWS "The Last Days ol Mixed Doubles A from NKW BRUNSWICK tt\n Sport NKW CIKCIIS (iltOHNDS Warsaw" ™ 6 PM >ud Bund«y», 3 min. it»- THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! 3 Man Teams A Poim; MuHfuM1'" Uuo mt*», 10% tu nut included. Shirt Koute 110—IMeiller Blvd. TruVul 5-Man Teams STARTTYVKD., >M»• •' Convery Blvd Circle 1 Beginners, here is your chance "HILDA CRANE For the man who likes "plain-spoken" pat- Perth Amboy tu learn! i'lus advanced bowlers Anil „ Nl>n terns in clear pleasing colors, we recommend keep In bhiipe for next season! "STAR Of " llciiefit WOMKN'S HOSPITAL this TruVal "cooler." No* gaudy, but a very OK PERTH AMBOV BOWL IN neat fiber-print design on safely washable GfcNERAL HOSPITAL AIR-CONDITIONED Sanforized cotton. And like all JTruVal's it's m... »-• ™ With COMFORT! a well tailored sport shirt, a wonderful value safest clfttroiiic |iiish-button drive mid many, many Ladies Admitted Free at this low price. other advanced features Monday Night ALWAYS PLEN'I'Y OF "WORLD IN ALLEYS FOR LONK; "FAMILY MATINKK"1 TORSION-LEVEL RIDE ttn Horror Hlww_' . Open Daily !) A. M. to 6 1'. M. — Friday Tilr 9 P. M. li Till 8 1*. M. Wednesday I OPEN BOWLING SUN,-MON-. MAV Closed Wednesday All Day BEATS RIDING ON AIR! Hides Only 10c Kaeh I EVERY EVENING N !" For Everyone Drive tin; NEW PACKARD I lib matinee is held in order MAJESTIC Hint niullierb nay bring the or T>6 CLIPPER children, have a good time at Let The Ride Ducide little expense .11;"" l".,t them home Ui time fur bed. Departmeiil Slow LANES Uncle Joe's SPEEDWAY AUTO SALES IT'S BARGAIN NITE! Route It and 1'ciui. AVe. DON'T MISS IT! AUVK 97 SitiLLT IVOODURIDCE m St. George Avenue Woodbridge 8-014'J llopelawn, N, J. 1ft <

"f the advice constitutes things which should not be done, but there are some A PLAGUE ON BOTH YOUR HOUSES CARTERET PRESS things which you can do. pirst, you should call a doctor, of course. pul)ilshfd Every Friday by Cwteret Press

c:,l Rnosevett Avenue, CarUret, N, J. Then, you may help the patient take a posi- Telephone Cartoret 1-M00 tion where he will find breathing easiest. Ike's Popularity at High Level- Charles E. Gregory In addition, you can loosen tight clothing. Editor »nd Publtiher You may also provide warmth, cover or 78 Per Cent Approve Today extra clothing, if the patient is chilled. miwfnptlon rate* by mall, Including post- After that, there is not too much the ordU ',. nne year, W>0; six month*, $1.50; three mnntlis 85 cents; single coplea by mall, in nary bystander can do. ™,,ts. AH payable In advance. He should not move the patient or give Flv KKNNKTII FINK. Dirwtor. sutnrtde DV carrier delivery, 8 cenU per copy. him anything to drink until the doctor Prlnerton m-warch Smlrc Approve PRINCETON—After 9 months DKipprovr Entered as second class matter June 6, 1924, arrives. in office, President Elsenhower , No opinion . „ (•nrtorH, N. J., Post Office. Under tne Act The Heart Association has prepared a rrrHvrs ft high vote of confl- Further evidence of the 'nf March 1. 1879. tWncr from rank and file voters dent's popularity Is that booklet entitled, "'Heart Attack," and it is in the state. than three out of every I available to all those who would like to The latest New Jersey Poll the state's Democratic 1 Russian Visitors Fail learn the symptoms of a heart attack and shows tint move thanthiri out express approval ot the W The sum .total of the results of the visit of every four voters questioned President Is handling his what can be done, and should not be done, say they approve of the way Mr. House duties. kita Khrushchev and Nikolai Bul- Elsenhower is handling his du- bv in case of such an attack. The booklet may Democratic Party Mi tlos as the nation's chief execu- sllin to England is unimpressive. In brief, be obtained from the rfeart Association's Only, Statewide tive. Anprovf •„ M (llP visit must be considered a failure. national office, at 44 East 23rd Street, New Fewer than one In in five s»y Disapprove || Tl,,- British had hoped to make some York, N. Y. they disapprove. No opinion { In other words, those who ap- And from the members of 1)n)niT.ss on a number of issues. One was prove of the way the President own political pnrty, Mr. the situation in the Middle East, and there is doing his job outnumber by a hower receives an overwhel: imo slight reaabn for concluding that Modern Art marRln of better than four to vnte of confidence. More one those who dlsappi-ove. nine out of every ten GOP v< .rrss was made here. The Soviet leaders At this juncture in our march toward In conducting today's survey say they approve of the way pprrsscd a willingness to do something civilized progress, we would like to take a on Mr. Elsenhower's popularity, is handling his job. vard maintaining peace in the Middle a continuing feature of the New OOP Voters Only, |m few shots at what is generally called "mod- Jersey Poll, staff reporters put Approve East through the United Nations. ern art." The editor poses as no expert on the following question to a cross- Disapprove Tins, in addition to the probability that modern art, or even ancient art. sectlon of the state's voters: No opinion "Do you approve or disap- During his 39 months in • trade between the two countries However, he does credit himself with prove of the w»y Eisenhower President Eisenhower's stand have been achieved, constitutes, a average intelligence and that is all needed is handling his Job us Presi- with voters in the state has 1 accomplishment of the long confer- dent?" marked by the absence of to recognize the fact that the modern art The results: wide fluctuations In hia on(rs between British officials and the So- vogue is mainly a racket designed to sepa- Elsenhower Poularlty Barometer larity'. virt tenders. rate suckers from an over-abundance of Elsenhower Popularity The ran«e of popular 1 Certainly little progress was made on the Barometer has been between the all-t: green, folding paper. Approve 78% high of 80 per cent in May, 19 jnbjret of disarmament. Western leaders We must admit that by writing such - Disapprove 18 and a low of 63 per cent In , No opinion 4 cember, 1954—a spread of ty l,;1(l hoped British leaders would be able to blasphemy we run the risk of being ac- Pour months ago—in January, 17 points. "j the Russians around to President costed in a dimly-lit hallway by a half- 1956—the vote on the same Today's vote on the President* Eisenhower's views on disarmament, or at crazed art lover. In spite of this possibility, question was as follows: Ap- personal popularity does lift Under the Capitol Dome • prove, 74%; Disapprove, 19%; least around to some of the views of the we are going on record as saving that most necessarily represent the nutft- . By J. Joseph Gribbins No opinion, 7%. ber of people who would actually West. which would pave the way for mutual modern art is usually hokum. Highlight of today's survey vote for him In a Presidenttaji findings is President Eisen- : disarmament. • . It is surprising how gullible the public election. vj|, ' hower's popularity with the It does, however, Indicate » Another major issue, and one concerning TRENTON—New Jersey law- bill. Supreme Court Clerk John feis of assistance to needy sometimes is, and this fact is demonstrated makers are following a pattern Gildea would get $12,000 Instead lions. state's Independent voters—the vote of confidence or approval;!$l croup that will hold the balance v.hu'li progress is highly desirable, is that very effectively by the peddlers of modern developed during 1955 of passing of $10,000 and Superior Court "There are those who, In the the way Mr. Eisenhower Is hap*. of power in this November's i German reunification, No progress was art. Real art, great paintings which prove laws until mid-June and ad- Clerk I. Grant Scott, former beginning, laughed at Hitler, too, dllng his job in the White Houi§. journing until late summer to Cape May Senator, would re- as an impostble little maii with a Presidential Election, More than This newspaper presents Site apparently made on this issue. restful or exhibit great talent, are treasures complete the law enactment pro- ceive $14,000 instead of $12,000, Charlie Chaplin mustache. And four out of every five Independ- reports of the New Jersey" k The British had also hoped to obtain to be enjoyed for a lifetime. Portraits of gram of the year. by the second bill, while, they.are courting peoples ents questioned express approval exclusively in this area. of the way Mr. Elsenhower is roni Soviet leaders a pledge that the jam- loved ones are likewise valuable in many Last year the New Jersey Legis- Governor Meyner vetoed a abroad,.B. and K. are assassin- lature completed its regular busi- similar pay raise for the judiciary ating the. memory of Stalin at doing his job. A nation-wide survey shows that in^ of Western broadcasts to the Soviet cases. ness session on June 9 and ad- last year. He claimed they would home, thus seeking to exorcise Independent Voters Only, business is still nion would be ended, rt is problematical But the current version of modern art journed until August 8 when the result in Increased costs of pen- the present Soviet Government water supply situation was con- sions for the judges. This year, of the monstrous crimes that lutlicr any progress was made in this has no place in society, achieves no pur- sidered. Because the referendum the Governor states a chain re- have been committed In the Competence Creates Confidence pose, is not restful, or beautiful, and is authorized at the late summer action may result if the judge- past." session failed when voters on ship pay Increase bill becomes As far as foreign policy is concerned, the strictly for the psychos. If you have made JERSEY JIGSAW: —Uninsured November 8 defeated a proposal law as all county and district motorists of New jersey will be lalks made no inroads on the present Brit- a blunder and have purchased such a mon- to purchase the Chimney Rock court judges would also want assessed up to $8 each beginning policy of close cooperation with, and strosity, paste V piece of beaverboard on the Reservoir site in Somerset higher salaries. in June and annually thereafter, County, the problem still plagues Last year the Governor ap- under the provisions of a ne,w law l:hin, NATO. And Mr. Kruschchev's blunt back of it and use it for a dart target. Or, the lawmakers. proved raising the pay from $16,- recently slgped by Oovemor Mey- -•break iftfrtWh© head of- the "painter >who' '•-• Another major unsolved"prob- 000..tfl.Ufi,QMJhww. J sold it to you the next time he calls. lem Is much-needed State build- Court Judg«s-"ln'counties where lative commission will soon begin Hi bomb missile, certainly did not impress ing construction. Governor Rob- there is more than one; and from a study of the manner in which \\ tighten the British people. bert B. Meyner wants the Legis- $14,000 to $16,000 the salary of public medical care is currently The one major American contribution to lature to provide funds for the full-time county district court financed and furnished to citi- Putting the Bee on Parents construction of separate build- judges. zens of New Jersey who are re-

[he recent talks was made by Harold Stas- Ings to house the Departments of ROVER BOYS:—Governor Mey- cipients of public assistance. . . . 1 Governor Averell Harrlman, of New York Your LOCAL INSURANCE AGENCY dons snmrililii^ innri tluii write Health, Education and Labor and Hearings on Federal milk mar- (cn, who discussed President Eisenhower's ner recently sounded a note of I policy. He (unctions as n coni|)Ctenl advisor to dismiss your State, recently signed a bill which provides Industry. The lawmakers have keting proposals for New Jersey Jisarmament program with Mr. Khrush- warning at a mock convention Insurance situation with you find to make weli-fouiuieti recom- for the jailing of parents who do not con- thus far frowned on the pro- held by students of Oberlin Col- will begin about June IS, prob- mendations us to the type O( program nest suited for YOUR [mr- |or some thirty minutes in a chance meet- posal but now seem to be favor- lege, Ohio, against trying to ably in Newark. . . . Gordon B. tlculnr needs. Such ndvlcc would cover your nuto Insurance us well trol their children properly. able to health and education n± with the Ruwlan leaders at a diplo- laugh off the antics of Russian Butler, formerly of Washington, as the many-other coverages which apply to your home ;md your The bill authorizes fines up to $250, and buildings. diplomats in their efforts to D. C, has assumed the duties of responsibility to others. Let us point out, the ndvniuuiics of "«r liatu luncheon. British and French foreign jail sentences, up. to thirty days—for pa- The proposed new buildings for make friends throughout the statistician in charge of the New new HOME OWNERS POLICY us It Is a "strciim-llned HHCIUKC di/ul" the State Department of Educa- world. Jersey Crop Reporting Service In designed to save you money. officials, who listened in, were less rents who willfully violate a court order t tion would be constructed on the "We are inclined to laugh at Trenton. . . . Betting is down 5 Jmouiaged than some Americans, and specifying actions to prevent delinquent campus of the Trenton State the antics of the two Russian per cent.and attendance 4.2 per Friendly Service—As Near As Vour Phone wt Britishers have come to the conclu- acts. Teachers College at , Hillwood Rover boys, who have toured cent at Garden State Park, near Lakes and the Health Building Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, India, Camden. . . . New Jersey's traf- I>HI that the Russians are not yet ready to In other words, the bill does not place would, be built on land near the Burmai and have recently visited fic death toll to date has reached iin m any disarmament program. the threat- of jailing over the, ordinary pa- State School for the Deaf which England with somewhat less suc- 250 compared with 232 up to the same time last year.... New Jer- STERN & DRAGOSET The net results of the visit of the Rus- is also located in Ewlng Town- cess than they had' elsewhere," rent's head, but if delinquency reaches a ship The necessity for adequate said the Governor. "Yet Bulganln sey veterans suffering from m«l- lims to England are slimj and constitute court, the court can hold parents respon- parking areas is pushing State and Krushchev are making tlple sclerosis which may be con- friends abroad, not only with nected with their military serv- * WOODBRlDGE 8' iiy minor accomplishments. sible and, if necessary, jail them for not buildings Into the hinterlands. Another bill giving the law- their peace propaganda but with ice are advised to seek a review controlling their children thereafter. makers trouble is a proposal by their trade pacts and their of- (Continued on Page Twelve) Wehave long believed so-called delin- Governor Meyner to provide ade- , In Case of Heart Attack quate training for all municipal j VMMWVWMMIMWVWMAMMflMM ie American Heart Association has quency is actually parental delinquency, and county policemen before they , ui dtizens some advice on what to do and that parents should be held responsible can qualify as regular jprotectors i of the law. Bills authorizing a { a,e you are the only person present for uncontrolled, or illegal behavior on the minimum wage in New Jersey | • n another suffers a heart attack. Most part of'their offspring. and higher workmen's compen- sation benefits, are also consid- This is our new Baby Banking Program ered "musts" before the Legisla- ture adjourns. preparation of the annual ap- A beautiful gift for baby designed to establish the Opinions of Others propriations bill which will finance the State Government habit of thrift early in life. Baby's future will be for the fiscal year beginning July 1$ not monolithic. It does not But today plain folks, not pro- 1 next, is running on schedule, brighter because he's saving. You'd never know it's DISINTEGRATION feaslonal traders, are buying more : nous Btepg toward dlsLn- speak with one voice, however Last year the bill was Introduced much Its zealots may assert that and more pieces of big business on May 16. Once this important a coin bank,.. until you open it-looks, feels "»" of the Federal Vn'on In the form of stocks. > 1 HI-; taken these dad- with it does. And the fask of national measure is introduced and and opens like a book. Bound over steel plating leadership Is to give the more American Telephone and Tele- passed, the legislators consider "kli'ssnew that ought to graph, for Instance, Is now bwned >• deep concern In the heart sober voices a chance to be he*rd. most of the year's work com- to last for years in a beautiful glove-soft finish. It is with this in view thai *e by 1,409,000 shareholders, double pleted. •'•>' American devoted to the the number of any other Amer- urge again that the President; call CONFLICT OF INTEREST:— Takes every coin including half dollar. Has spring steel lock and key. !•viiiion of the Itolted States ican firm. General Motors Is sec- to a conference in the White New Jersey lawmakers are dis- nation. The direction and ond With 537,751. f House distinguished Southerners, turbed over the ourrent wave of pace of these PERSONALIZE BABY'S BANK-in your own to sound, In the ears whlt« and colored, who, whatever For 18 major corporations, the July celebration. Julian Scott, •f President Of the United tnqlr differences of opinion about combined number of stockholders the painter who did the work of handwriting—in 23 carat gold. Just follow •''h above all, a full to action. race relations, share a common is 4,541,221. This is a net increase art is buried there. Uif.se steps, once taken, will devotion to the Nation and a ; of 7 per cent over last year alone. Governor Joseph B. Johnson, ^^V simple instructions with 23-carat goto common willingness to compound Most of these owners are "little 'xtremely difficult to re- of Vermont, will dedicate a %• N. foil included with each bank. their differences for the national people," holding from one to 100 marker on the grave of Scott, AVAItAllE IN ll() welfare. The beginning of states- shares, The vast majority do not who is a native of the Green not think the United manship in this situation Is to trade. They buy stocks, collect Mountain State. The painter tEAUTIFUl •" would come to an end," give status to those who recognize their dividends and leave them BABY PINK Ot settled in Vermont after serving Come in and get yours today-only "' Oliver Wendell Holmes Federal authority ttnd seek a undisturbed to increase in value. In the Civil War. SAtr HUE. ^KI, "If we (the Supreme 1 solution within its terms, and to Others belong to pools, like the The St^te House Commission ...you keep the key. ' lo.it our power to declare isolate those who would destroy vastly expanding Investment 1.25 '"'i o[ Congress Void. I do ruled the painting is old and i the Union rather than submit to trusts, which now own great frail and could not stand the ride ths Union wpiild he im- It The President's own Immense blocks of stocks and In turn di- to Plainfield. BANKIN^ HOURS: wecQuld' not! make that prestlue and the respect In which vide their profits with their own as to the l»ws of the PAY BOOSTS: — Proposed pay Mondaj Thru Friday, 9 A. M. to 2 F. M- — Friday Evenings, 4 P. At to 6 I'. M. U;ral he is held in every part of the shareholder*. , . . boosts of $2,500 for Suprtma F states...." Fallible as It country can be a wonderfully By the logic of economic evo- riy,ht'' lh« 9upr«n« Court Is the Court Justices and Superior 1;tl healing and unifying influence. lution, Americans have become Court Judges are expected to ''iithority established by the But to be influential, he must as- partner* of big -business In every cause a clash between Governor ('"MiiuUon to determine the sert leadership. - -Washington way. — Los Anfelet Gumlner. Meynur and the courts within the Of legislative Post and Times Herald. next few weeks. GEORGE OF GEORGIA WOODBRlDGE Such a bill has received As- ' be doubted that there INDUSTRY'S OWNERS The first name in the Congres- sembly approval, as well as an- m the South an well as One of (he most fruitful econo- sional Directory's list showing other which would boost the sal- '""'Nwthwho.twthesakeof mic developments of recent years "continuous service of Senators" aries of three key court aides. "Wiiim a NiUort to which "Is that of Walter P. George, Chief Justice Arthur T. Vender- NATIONAL BANK has been the surprising expan- Democrat of Qeorgla, who began | •'"• devoted, MO prepared to sion and growth of stock owner- bllt would receive $27,500 while his Senatorial oarecr in Novem- "mi to duly constytuted Feder- bhip among individual Americans. the pay of the other slK Supreme ' "uuiwity even when they dl»- ber, 1922. Next year a different in the old days, of-catch-as- Court Justices, would reach $26,- 2v< Paid on Savings Accounts *"•'' "•• A nation can en- name will head the roll, and the 500 under the first bill. Compen- lly iW catch-can speculation, when pro- "* long as It Is* guided Senate will hardly be the same sation for the thirty-eight Su- 1 le fessional muckrakers condemned " '»- But they are sub- without the austere presence of perior Court Judges would be Our New building, Comer Moore Avenue 2M Paid on Savings Certificates "' '» the South today by stock ownership as "gambling - th« tenant-farmer's son who has wl $22,500. mnj licriy Street (Opj). Tuwn Hall) >» shunt defiance of Fed- often with good reason -the pub- become OIK of the most Influen- lic shied awuy from that fonn Edward B. McConnell, admin- whlle pdnpretendingg '(Continued on Page Twelve) istrative director of the Stati'g Member Federal Reserve Syntem * 1'ederal Deposit Insurance Corporation lltv are patriot*. The South of Investment. courte, would receive $17,000, an Increase of $2,000 by Ui« second .i ;"• PAGE TEN FRIDAY, MAY IS, 195B

of St. Anthony's Church will hold kindergarten classes In the Port The regular meeting will be i,,,,,, Hospital Guild their annual May crowning Sun- Readln* and Haeaman Heights > tomorrow night in the flrehonS(. Port Reading day afternooR, May 20, at 2:30 Schools In September must appear 7:00 o'clock instead of the lls " o'clock. Miss Dolores Cluffredn, at the Port Reading School Wed- hour to allow for the menu,,,' To Sponsor Circus Personals lveffct, will toe crowrtff. Also In n«=da.v. Thursday or Friday from services which will be conn,,,,;, !'$ the procession will be the niter 1:30 to 3:00 P. M. • for deceased membrcs. Rev. sn,, hoys and the first communion Martin Braun, Port Rending Ulnus Mllas, chaplain, will nit,. PERTH AitiBOY — To inaugu- class. School principal, announced that date. Tiit; :!)i- HI IK outdoor show season, only children who have reached Mrs. Sophie D'Apollto, Wi,fl,| in tins vicinity, Amusements of Preceding the crowhlfir, the new enke appeals to young r'rnzfn SpnnKf Cake Pudding their fIftii birthday nn or before bridge Avfftue, Is a surgical pat,,, i AnvTi'n will open n six-day en- • By MRS. tntue of Our Lady of Fatlma will and old and finds a place in suring 1 pint cream October 31 next are eligible to en- at St. Peter's Hospital |n ^ , l?r?rTt siicni hn tlic New Circus • JOHN T. he blessed by Rt. Rev. Msgr. menus. To mix sponge cakes — 2 cups crushed pineapple Juice i•An. *» Charles O. McCotriatin of St. roll durin pthe first ten days of | Brunswick, (.'IOWKIS, Ihmtr 440, Pfleffer Boiilo- 1. Measure all Ingredients. Sift Included • MoDONM.l.I, v..v(l. <>([ Convery BoulevHrd Bond, James' Church, Woodbrldie. school. Mrs, Patrick Murphy, sugar through a flue sifter one to 8 slices of spon«p cake :!'.i inch rfmiin" Monday. Sponsored by F IS Sixth Street Sodality members will receive Parents must bring the child s is a guest of the Daniel E. Meiv four times before measuring. Slfl thick Tin- Woman's Hospital Guild of communion at the 9:00 o'clock birth certificate and evidence of nels, Woodbrldge Avenue. flour once before measuring, then V-< cup sugar H Port Rrndlnf I in Pert.li Amboy General Hospital, Mass, at which th* new mefhbers vaccination. Misses Sandra and Lofrajnn sift 4 times. Whip cream and add half the ml A o.liihit in Perth Amboy this yeiir. A teenage dance in scheduled for The infant son of Mr, and Mrs. St. Anthony's Church in the;», not dry and beat In gradually 1 the pineapple. Line the bottom of ;.n(l will feature many attractions June 15 for grades 5 to 8 in the Frank Zullo, 6 Third Street, wns I crowning held at the Water's Si, tablespoon sugar for each egg white the freezing tray with whipped rk-VVr before see In this vicinity. church Halt at the sodality rneet- baptized Barry Jay In St. An- drum, Sunday. lout of sugar called for In recipe) cream, then a layer of the take, First Communion Class tliony's Church Sunday. Rev. | Mlra•--s Cornelia- Dju-J'»hI tiri( Then: will be 15 rides, 10 shows and set aside. then a layer of the pineapple. The childrrti of the First Com- lnn. Stanislaus Milos, pastor, officiated. Maureen McDonnell were Sniui:,v anil mnny other attractions on the 3. Beat egR yolkj with the same Continue this being, sure to keep OUSTED , . . ISutgirhn ]T«.- munion class of St. Anhtony's QJrl Seoul* Sponsors were Mr, and Mrs. Ed- visitors at the John T. MD 1 "Mile of Thrills and Entertain- boater until thick and lemon col- the cuke between the fruit and rnlrr Vulko Chervfiikov Is llrst Church will receive their first Holy The Girl Scout Rally is to be ward Goleblewskl, uncle and aunt nells, Sixth Street. , ment." mdmliiiR 'Stars of Tomor- ored. Beat in remaining sugar, cream. Freeze, unmold and slice. Ruulan satellite chief to "r-- Communion Saturday morning at held Saturday in Woodbrldge Hlhg of the child. A family dinner was row." n musical comedy revue, Lex Barker, having recei 4. Combine yolks unA whites. Cream Filling for Sponge Cake •ifn" In nntl Stalin line nnw bring the 8:00 o'clock Mass. They WH1 School. On Monday evening the held, The couple nlso has a son, which will present several up and permission by his studio ffor 5. Mix remaining dry ingredi- 1 cup milk , (allowed by Soviet leailets. make their first eoniesslon Friday Mother-Daughter banquet for St. Gury, aged four. comiiif.' young stars, anil will fea- l afternoon. worworkk, , l£ now busb y workinkkini g on li ents and cut and fold Into egg k cup sugar Anthony's Girl Scouts will be held The board meeting of the Ladles on liLS ture "Mirkey O'Huni," Irish Danc- 2 tablespoons grated chocolate show, witith tthhe ablble assistance i, mixture. Do not beat after add- Alcoa plans a new $80,000,000 Crowning Sunday at 6:00 o'clock In the church hall. Auxiliary of Port Rending Fire i iiiK Star. ing flour. 2 tablespoons cornstarch that expert, Uirene Tuttle. aluminum mill. The Children of Mary Sodality I Children wishing to register for Company was held Tuesday night. Oihu\ with the "Stars of To- C. Do'not grease pan. 1 cup cream—vanilla . morrow." which is presented by Chocolate shot Tony Mason, a yount! Hollywood Hot Water Sponge Cafte Put milk, flunar and chocolak producer, will be The Huttons, a 1 cup cake flour In double boiler, stir until dis- very cli'vnr dance team, Johnny 1 >:-i teaspoons baking powder solved. When milk is hot add corn- Reno, popular singing star; "Tiny" U teaspoon salt starch which has been mixed with Pliilipps, phantomine dancer; Neil Vi tablespoon lemon Juice a little milk. Cook until smooth Hulton. master of ceremonies; a 2 eggs and thick. Allow to cool, flavor beauty chorus and others. 1 cup sugar with vanilla. Whip cream still and There will also be the circus 6 tablespoons hot water fold Into chocolate mixture. Spread fiidrshow, wild life, monkeyshlnes, Proceed as other sponge cake, carefully and evenly between lay- Parisian nights, reptiles, Eeko.fun adding water to egg and sugar ers of sponge cake. Ice cake with house, world's smallest, circus and mixture before adding dry Ingredi- boiled frosting. Sprinkle with choc- others. Rides to be offered Will in- ents, olate shot. clude the MerrygTound, Giant Chocolate Sponge Cake The Public Is Twin Ferris Wheels, Octopus, Ro- Use sponge cake recipe, but sub- The Air Force has planned an loplaiu, Roto-Whlp, Flyoplane. stitute 3/ cup flour and '/ cup extension of the radar Distant 1 4 4 Loopei , a host of safe rides for the cocoa for each cup of flour, bin;; 11 fry. and others. Monday night, as usual, will be Spring Sponge Cak* "Ladies' Nlte," when the fair sex 4 eggs will be admitted free; Wednesday, V2 cup orange Juice May 23. will feature a "Family 1 '/j cups sugar Mutineo," from 6 until B P.M., l'/a cups flour diiriii:1, which hours the price on INVITED.... 1 teaspoon baking powder By FRANKLIN J. MEINI most rides will be only 10 cents '/ teaspoon salt 4 Editor, The Americas People* each. This matinee is held In order Few drops orange extract that mothers may bring the chil- Beat egg whites and add part of Encyclopedia j dren have a good time at, little ex- sugar. Beat egg yolks until thick, D11DWATCHERS, niturallits pense, and have them home in add orange juice and beat again. •»-* and farmers are quick to! Our Completely Renovated Bank time for bed. Fold in remaining sugar. Add or- pralie tin oriole. Naturalists and ange extract. Fold In egg whites. birdwatchers art interested in the Jimmy Stewart took time off blrt and in its nest, which is con- from his current work on "Th« Add flour silted with baking j«w- der and salt. Bake. •idtred a masterpiece of building. Is Now Ready For Inspection! ;, I.indi)eri;h Story" to be guest of When done, invert pan to cool. It if t hanfing nest, deeply iK.nor and principal speaker at his r Remove cake. Whip 1 cup cream pouched, securely woven from V; I-'rificctoii class reunion. He grad- and add 3 tablespoons confection- •trtag, milkweed fibers, bark, and u.ited from Princeton 25 years ers sugar and '/4 teaspoon vanilla. Mix. Spread over cake, swirling and heaping roughly. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon grated orange rind.

Pineapple Pies Bake hot water sponge cake In 2 greased pans. When cool split cakes and nil and frost with the following filling: 1 cup crushed pineapple Suuar to taste 2 teaspoons lemon Juice

•»lii •• 4 . Confectioners sygar Ciiok pineapple and - sugar to tteatly liMd with cotton, fur, hali taste for 10 minutes. Add lemon and fine grasses. Farmers and juice and beat in confectioners fardentrs like orioles because sugar to make right consistency they feed almost- exclusively on to use as a filling; first taking insects, especially caterpillars, out a part to make stiffer to use and devour a great variety of as a frosting for the top of the destructive insects. rday, May 1 cukes. Sponge Cake and Cherry Sauce costs to tittle 2 cups fresh cherries : From 2 P. M. to 5 P. M. = 1 cup water to phone V2 cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstnrch Salt . anywhere 2 tablespoons butter v> teaspoon almond extract BE OUR GUEST.... Cook cherries and water 15 min- pittaburgh.:.T.78o utes. Mix sugar, cornstarch and Montreal .«,..76o . . . at an informal get-together when we SOUVENffi GAMBOLING . . . Carol Allen, salt, Add slowly to cherries and tun lake you around our batik and show you ;::. New York dancer, wears pink cook until thick. Remove from mini Bikini to keep her warm u heat; add butter and almond ex- what we have done to make your visits here more the strolls beside i pool In Lu tract. Serve between layers of Vegas, Nevada. sponge cake or on top. pleasant, more convenient, more inviting. We have made some startling changes in our hanking house, and we will appreciate it very much if you will drop around so we can show How many them to you. Frankly, we are extremely proud of the improvements which have been made - telephone people and w^.are certain you will feel ihe same way about them. We have planned these changes in do yOU know? order to serve you better.and are anxious that •w you take the opportunity to see at close range how ':Arv we can meet your needs even better than ever before. As a token of our appreciation for your patronage and for your friendship, we will give you a pretty souvenir of the occasion - a lovely Come in and help us cele- BEAUTIFUL ORCHIDS Hawaiian orchid for each lady, and a most attrac- brate this special occasion. tive china ash-tray which you will be most happy Take hume an attractive souvenir gift with our :';•:•!': it >. to have in your home - and which we trust will be a pleasant reminder of the day and of our hank compliments! and its people.

OUR HEARTFELT THAN Kb... We cannot permit this occasion to pass with- out expressing our sincere*! thanks to ull the Arms and their workmen who were responsible (or the completion of our renovation. All of them—carpenters, painters, electricians, air-conditioning crew—worked under the trying conditions required when business must be maintained at the same time extensive renovations are being made,

1 r Under the direction of our architect, Murray Lc^bowitz, they were most cooperative and considerate, and we are f'p '.-'"•'* it|J I' grateful to them. Our thanks gu also to our patrons who were so patient durinr U»e long months when our work was being done. We sincerely trust that the improvements which we have made will more than make up (or the inconvenience ttWM It doesn't take long U> think of several, does it? days imposed upon them. Today, there are 25,500 people serving you at New Jersey Bell—nearly twice as many as fifteen years ago. But -this is not surprising. Over 150,000 new tele- phones were added last year. That's more than one a Giving you the minute throughout each working day. And this calls best poiaible Ul«- First Bank and Trust Company for many people ... and many akilk pliuue .wiviu; iy M Ike joli ul tele- Some of these folks are your friends and neighbors. phone The Hank with All the Services Their one responsibility is good telephone service for office p like Mra. Joanna i you. And, if you know them well, you know the quiet E. OBtergrtii of pride they take in doing the job well. Now liruimv, nk. Smith Street at Maple Perth Amboy, New Jersey ftow ITMTSMJ B*U T«I«ph»ne Member Federal Depoiit ttuunmen Corporation FRIDAY, MAY lfi, 1956 PAGB SLKVt* .. ".;&

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1 i ' •'•• ' ••-' '-• . ui^j. '* ,-..L... . •*-?» '^F H •"" CARTERET FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1956 PAGE TWELVE For several years, State offi- effort "to preserv- , e— a trviP hipJ ti cials and employees have been Man, unpurtisan approach if CROSSWORD PUZZLE prohibited by law from U3lng our foreign problems;" mui ti is no doubt that the n\ .• •'•:• i i.lii'ir positions for private In- tlln 1 2 )0 2 1 " fliunce, or doing public business prestige of Senator <>„,..,,, h YOUR NEW 14 4 with n firm in which they or a among Republicans as ,,,"., i'i- % close relative have an Interest. Democrats — contrlbutcii V ID i 1/ e They are also prohibited from oc- ly to the overwhelming su SOCIAL SECURITY Administration foreign ii<>Ucy 25 26 }7 •,•'.•'-'•'. I c.eiHitiK gifts from outside inter- Tl ''''•;•''•'• '•;.;:. rs.Us or Investing In n firm which such crises as that ovn- Fnilni « ^•'•'' in the winter of 1955. Mr ( 33 may do business with the State. 1(1| By All AN A. BASS n 30 has beon on the whole n MI District Miinitgcr Senator John A. Waddlngton, M defender of the basic p, jlu . Q. Wlifti ;i m:in and wifi M 37 38 39 Salem, has introduced R bill plac- mi ing similar restrictions on mem- that the United States nin.i „« both winked under snciiil security 44 its part In the community «0 i\ •:•'•>, « a bers of th« Legislature. Many of and cnnti ibiitcd the maximum nations. In his new IKISI '„. ''W< I he lawyer-members of the amount sini-f it stinted in l»:n, tl 4a 49 NATO hfl will surely 1') Legislature represent municipali- wid will bo (i!i in July 195G, what, i'-'v' n serve hi country well ties, boards of education, and M 55 New York Times. trill they got :it iiRf GS? ',1 » 53 similar In treats, and vote on bills A.—If both of you continur to 6l0i affecting such agencies. Does earn the maximum under social 17 so- | 11 li this constitute a conflict of in- security ($4,200 hndnniriK 1955) 66 67 61 62 64 65 terest? until aeo 05, the payment will ::.'•'-'• if In the Federal Government, a be $108.50 a month for each of 68 69 70 71 01,1) SALT . . . (apt. Wcll'mrton '•••$• Congressman cannot represent a you. " FIVE STEPS . . . little Jane Sergio attends first g § B. Spheiftrs, 107, relaxes In hos- client in income tax litigation n 74 75 76 11 n 79 Q— I'VP been RpUinp: social se- family fathering, with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Serein, (if K»x- pltnl In Windsor, Canada, after and Is otherwise restricted in the curity for 1*2 y<'ni'.s. If I set mar- il s lifetime of sailing the ocrnn and borough, Ta., grandmother, great -grandmother, and great great- 1)1 s BJ 84 Federal courts. Should this policy ried will I still Eft my benefit and 80 engaging; In deep-sea diving. frindmothcr. w be copied for the benefit of the part of my husband's too? Neither 85 87 State Government? Oi us work at present. Christian Science Talk There is nothing lllPRal at the A.—If you are Kottinij benefits present time in a lawyer member PUZZLE Ml •»I» On TV Slated Sundoy from your own work and not as 58 Egyptian -log- of the LeRlslatura representing n a widow, your marriage will tint 60 Islnnii In dollar 27 Greek headed ape client who is Opposing the State 1 RrniMn crrrt Hebrides M Tear A ChroUan Scinncc program en- affect your payments. You could group letter Should such n ban be Incorpor- fi Cricl tint v.ill 29 Ravine 30 Separata '.itled "Flndlns True Security" will be eligible for benefits on your hr cut up by «1 Dldcnlor articli* 63 Quarrel 31 CIO.IBS bo given over Stations WCBS, New ated in a law? tills 33 Thin metal 82 Openings husband's wage record after 11 nrruplrd » 65 Tnsect In nose 88 Bench acrosi disk York and WCAU, Philadelphia, on SHERIDAN'S RIDE: — General you've been married 36 months. t .14 Incline 64 Fnultlly M Sin vnke 70 Ontrlchllke 86 Mytholnnlcnl Sunday night, Mny 20, from 10:30 Sheridan will ride no more! You could then receive one-half bird M Bequlre IS Thc l'T 38 Form of horse with For many years a hURe oil piisimay 72 Man's name power of lo 11:00 o'clock on the Columbia of his rate, or your own, which- 73 American "to be" IB Hasten 40 Passport en. speech "Church of the Air" series. The painting depicting General "Little ever is larger. 17 I!y humorist fl7 Corrupt 1 75 To steal dorsementa speaker will be Gordon H. Smith Plill Sheridan's historic ride 1H Anlm.il 41 Proclamation 69 Observe Q.—I'm 78 and draw social se- 20 Ohsi-rve 77 Mischievous 71 Poisonous sprites 42 Snares of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and from Winchester which turned o i A M..Q;.ri • curity. My wife is 48. When can 21 I'lonmm 43 Starchy tree 22 To stf al 79 Roman number 73 Enake there will be music by a quartette. the tide of battle at Cedar Creek She get social security benefits? 80 The sun substance 21 OutiT from palms 74 Frmnle deer In the Shcnanrioah Valley on Oc- jiiirmrnt SI Fancy carrying 7u Prickly sctd A.—Unless you have children cases 47 Roman bronia The iinporisint differ, i.rv 2(i MiTRanscr 49 A Chinese pnse tober 1!), 1864, has graced the under age 18, she cannot get 28 Wi(n nf IB Man's name 78 Nuhpor nhrcp m Footlike part dynasty walls of the State House corri- diamonds is qusiliiy Kr'-i. Gcnilnt 52 Kind of 85 Pacific Isl.'im) Under Capitol Dome wife's benefit until she is 66. HO Thp Kwcetsop 81] Withers screw n1"" perfect quality means in;i>.i: 07 Canonized plant (pi.) dors. 32 W.i Iks M Back of neck 64 Kind of palm iContinued from Editorial Page) brilHnnce. Krnp:;;ike dinni Nixon says mental ills cost two 3ii I.nirs Visitors and State government 37 Tlip url.il of their case. . , . New motor ve- lire selected by expert* im DOWN attaches exhibited great glee In illllon yearly, 39 Tiusslan lake hicle registration plates proposed' feet color, cut and cliriiv. ,n 40 River nf I Look at pointing out alleged inaccuracies F.urope fixedly by Governor Meyner have been skillfully mounted in b<;,u';fj J Rocky moun- in the painting. A few years ago 42 Trips tain rang« rejected by the Elate Senate. modern settings. 44 As It stands 3 Artie!* . . . Lawyers charged falsely with it was quietly removed to a rear Imus.) 4 Incline hend HQQB corridor. 45 Fish 5 Portrayed unethical or unprofessional con- 40 Shakespear- 0 ean klnK 6 Gem weight duct coutd sue thc!r accusers for Recently, Interest was revived 48 Group pulling 7 51 (Horn. when the State House Commis- toRother num.1 tlumiises under a bill which has 50 Printer's t Warm UDQ DDQE) PUD received State Senate approval. sion refused to permit the paint- measure 0 Beverags UUaU UQUH GQDDE] AQUAMAIDS . . . Sliding through the water nn giant disks is easy (pi.) ... A bill to waive child labor ing to be removed to Plalnfleld 51 Occupy a Hat 10 Abounds •IQJU UDOB CEEC for expert aqua-skiers like Sally and Molly Arrtrcy, who perform S3 College II Rainstorms laws in the case of summer for exhibition at a Fourth of officials DS Member of 12 Scotch for aaaaan annn nun theatrical companies employing regularly at Cypress Gardens, Ma. own IN * c cED t u New York ^ li A ball team 13 Golf mound * (N |T not E n* i juveniles Is scheduled for pas- 57 Genus of It Period of E T E 0 A E » DS sage through the Legislature.. . . Opinions of Others maples time (pi) ' fcp 59 Mineral 11 Invites A legislative commission to study (Continued from Editorial Page) 25 Mexican spring problems of Puerto Ricans in tlnl Senators of our generation. New Jersey is expected to be Mr. George has decided to re- created by the Legislature soon. tire at the end of this, his sixth ... An Increase in the price paid CORSAGE successive term. He will be missed Wadding Ring $75.00 to New Jersey producers for milk on many counts, not the least of effective in June is being sought which is that his successor will Th« canttt diamond of evtry by producer groups.,.. Governor almost certainly be former Gov. Kxptokt Engcgtmtnt Ring Meyner has vetoed a bill adopted li gvaranl'od perfttr by From the Cnickaahs Star, Chlo- •mount could purchase. Much et by the Legislature to extend the Herman E. Talmadge, whose ad- mail handled by the post offlea vent to Washington is as unwel- Kitptaks, Oood Houtiktep. kaaha, Oklahoma: One morning existence of the State Law En- ing and thil ••«'• p .we read In a metropolitan franked or "free," cutting down forcement Council. . . . Major come as is Mr, George's depar- {paper a very nasty comment on m the income, but as a service, Arthur T. 'Buster" Keaten, as- ture. Howaver, Walter George will (the use of talking stamp vendors ,hat mail has every right to be tute Executive Officer, New Jer- not be retiring from public life; Ithat are being put in use by theiellvered as promptly at li hu- sey State Police, has retired after he is scheduled to become Amer- Post Office Department in Wash- |manly possible. 33 years of continuous service. .. ican Ambassador to the North lington. We heartily agree that the In the event postal ratei aw CAPITOL CAPERS: — Sunday Atlantic Treaty Organization, a 'spending of $4 thousand dollars hiked a mere lc could do nothing drivers in New Jersey would be post for which he tehighl y quali- GLEN for a single machine that lays to wipe out the ng deficit required to stop a safe distance fied. And it is particularly fit- I'thank you" for buying stamps We feel It would at leart. Iromi6ifftday,sche61tbuses while ting tb»t to 4hQUkd:hav.e(b$cD SEE "THE SUIT" la a waste of money,' but whkt 10c a letter to ma passengers are alighting or being given this appointment by a JEWELER! Republican Administration, for jgets ujfs-these'birdsSfti •*< ,.-„••_:• ~ ""•'* picked up, under the Wadding- NOW AT i always screaming that the POmail And you know the one who ton bill in the Legislature. . . . Senator George Is a notable ex- Main and Cherry Streets Department should be put on jays for postage on parcels, junk The Mt. Holly Armory may be emplar of bipartisanship in for- paying basis. advertising, etc., Is eventually the?- transformed into the Burlington eign policy. RAHWAY :onsumer. County Jail In the future to sup- In that respect It is inevitable The services of the postal de- "The House of Sctvuei Let's get off the post office'I AIR POWER . . . Gen. Waiter Bedell Smith (left), chief of Central plant the ancient booby hatch that his role as chairman of the partment can be reasonably com Use Our Personal Credit l'l^ neck and enjoy one of our mostj Intelligence Agency, Gen. Omar Bradley (center), and Sen. Stuart now in use, under a Senate-ap- Foreign Relations Committee pared with those of the Army or necessary services. | Symington (Mo.) attend Senate air power quit. proved bill passing through the should have been compared to FINE WATCH anil Navy, who are completely subsi From the Lincoln Times, Lincoln- Legislature. that of the late Senator Vandcn- JEWELRY REPAIKIMi dized with no questions asked ton, N, C: The critical financial Tfl. FU-8-5118 morality sweeping through the berg. President Eisenhower has Just let the mail stop flowing one | needs of the nation's private ed- Anti-import sentiment spreads legislative halls. warmly commended his constant day—just one day—and not onlj ucational institutions, striving to Inough the country. would you see business in a com-keep up their high standards, are phone plete standstill, but every person being more and more consistent- rates are in the United States and most o" ly aided by contributions bora 173 SMITH STREET the world affected. (Corner of Madison) business and Industry. ' There is no doubt that our "boyi Since 1947, when some $40-mH- LOW 175 HORSEPOWER PERTH AMBOY In blue" perform a very necessary ilion was made available, these OVER function and that on their service have grown to a, total estimated rest the balance on which this $100-million in 1055. Boston...... 60o fast-moving modern life revolves Business and industry, aware of Detroit 90o JOINOUR You drop a letter in the. Chic .the problems ot the private instt- from NSW BBUN8WICI IN kasha post office and on the avei I tutions, have been doing construe* altar t Pllsod Bmdwn. t nta. age it takes 19 men to handle th tive work in their behalf, fur- rt»ti

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HIS niMKiPS1;, us hnve many way to huld these delegatri to Tcongresses in the jmst, hn» the elci'tciral college to their Q—C»« yo« (Ire me tome tadlrntlon of considered opinion of Pdnoat been df-lviiiv; ini" ii more demo- pledge. and otiirrn an a result of tubuldy of our collrgcH and unlvorsltir hate tr»nt» of money from varloii* endowment Foundation! inch ' cratic, (ir at least a more satis- The manner In which we, th« the. Ford Flhpdatlon, the U. S. Steel Foundation, and othernT V factory means uf clprtlng a pres- world's leading Democracy nom- ident than In the present system inate our presidential candidate*, A—The answer to this question has many facets There la little i, but that Institutions of higher learning need money. They made" I Of primaries ami conventions and also is unsatisfactory to many mendous Investments to take care nf million! of GI student)'wt," the eledorial college system. who want the presidential elec- iwarmed onto the Campuses us a result of the Government G\ educ ° Many plans have been evolved, tions to reflect the real will Of tlon mensure. This is now playing out. Cost of education has gone u'l ringing all the way from R direct the people. There have been many teacher! are scarce Mid many are leaving the profession due t ,P.' vote for the presidential candidate changes and experimentation over 05 ary schedules. But industry Is crying for trained manpower in all th" to a percentage division of the the last halt century. For instinct 8PKKDY I1CMTFR . . . Lock- iciences, In engineering and many other fields. Some consider l,1c! vote« cast which would mean that there are no federal rules. Th* heed's Xf 101 S'.jiflphter jet, of facilities at educational Institutions due to lack of Federal Govern • presidential candidate who ob- states make their own laws *i prototype of F-104A Staifighter, ment grants, or to abdication of states in their responsibility to ed ] , tained 55% of the votes east In a sovereign states. Some choo»» U called world's fastest fighter cation. There are more high school graduates than ever before and! itate would get 55% of the elec- delegates to national conventions plane a greater demand for educationally trained young people. A coll*.' I toral votes from that state, the by direct primary. Fifteen itatel ; education U more important tndny than ever before. The 8cho lJ others getting the percentage ob- have this system, 11 of them by 0 themse)if*s cannot afTord to grant scholarships to all and thousand)' ' tained in their direct vote, as op- direct primaries and 4 by a com- . of youn/people simply cannot afford the expense df a college or I posed to the wlnner-take-all sys- bination of primaries and ttattt Word comes that Fatrbc Wy- '• univer»ity education. One school of thought advocates the theory that tem. conventions. But even this dlr«d more now Mrs. Errol Flynn— Urge business corporations ihould help subsidize education, and Also the manner In which we manner cannot pledge delegate! is planniiii! to moke her film come- that tuch subsidy should be considered a legitimate business ex. nominate our candidates for the to hold fast for a given candidate. back, with the approvaf of her pense, subject to Income tax deduction. Some consider these hug, They vote for one or more ballots, presidency is unsatisfactory In endowments of millions of dollars by industry-backed Institutions \ but If there Is no clear majority, actor husband. Pat, if you will n many ways through primaries, unhealthy factor in our educational system. The answer is somewhei, sooner or later they break to gel remember, zoomed to stardom via conventions and other means of in thia maze of opinion, probably a combination of some. •election. on a bandwagon, are released 8AFETT TOR PILOTS , . . Lt. Tom. Win. Neville ind Cnni, Ceo. Ilnover explain new detachable, «lr- a single big movie, "Starlitt." Q—Can yon tell me bow many phyalcally handicapped perioni are bclnt Originally presidential electors from pledges, deals art made, tlfkt, lnt«rch»nfeable capsule cockpit [or Bupcrsonlc plunrs desigju-d by Navy to carry pilot safely toeaftk. Shortly thereafter, she married rehabilitated annually? ' were appointed by the Individual and the results of the direct pri- Plynn and retired from the screen. A—Since the end of World War II approximately 60,000 pertons have been Itates, the top man getting the maries are forgotten, In leave her husband if 'there is rehabilitated under State-Federal vocational rehabilitation p , presidency and the second man Twenty-seven states choose deli ro any rlum™ ot having a successful framt. The number who become disabled annually through dis. getting the vice-presidency. There egates by party conventions. This that it Is a safe thing for her to ease, accident or congenital conditions h estimated at 250,tXK)* j were no provisions for nomina- system is not to democratic ai maiTiai'.e or even having a nice do. Since passage of Public Law 665 In 1954, there Is a tremendoui tions, certainly none for nomina- the direct primary and permltl home for the children. But when What do you think about this? expansion of the program underway. Since 1943 about 045 o tions by political parties, party bosses to dominate or con- ,i woman has put up with a phil- MOTHER—OHIO, handicapped men and women have been restored to useful ott As a result of dissatisfaction, trol state delegations. One state, andering husband for fifteen pation through the vocational rehabilitation program. today's system was evolved by Maryland, holds primaries U Answer: which the people in each state select delegates to the party con> , .. years and he hasn't improved and I agree with you and I should Dear Louisa: Whrn lie came home, he said vote for a slate of electoral col- ventlon, and these in turn select certainly not allow her to go any- Lucky Conductor 'ulrl, at the end of the trip I need same help. I have been he would do better but I don't id«» not m,, much as provide to lege members, pledged to vote for the delegates to the national COD her' and her children 1 think the where that I was the least bit du- wonder why you don't leave married fifteen years. My husband think he will. He hasn't a job A mother with six children • definite candidate for the presi- vention. Four states, Arizona time has come to get rid or him bious about the people or the one your youngsters at home!" went Into the service for three now and I work six days a week dency and the vice-president. How- Arkansas, Louisiana and Georgia, and try to have a hoine without who was seeing her safely home. bonded a train and gave the con- The mother looked nt him ^ years a yenr after we were mar- and wash and Iron at night. I m ever in some cases the members select delegates by the state e»o such a disturbing influence. LOUISA. ductor so much trouble that he rosely and answered, "I did." ried and when he came home, worry about the bills I can't pay. of the electoral college, failed to utive committee system, the let* he started drinking and running He undoubtedly must have some vote their pledges, for their is no democratic method ol all My friends ask me how can I around. He seems to be getting love a man who behaves as he good qualities or you couldn't love worse all the time. does but how can you live with a him at all after these years of We have two little girls—one man fifteen years and not love humiliation and neglect. But re nine and one thirteen. These girls him? I started getting a divorce gardless of what these good traits need their daddy. The young ona once but he begged me to go are, his bad ones over shadow adores him but the older one Is back to him. He did pretty good them. I cannot see any chance of beginning to understand how he for about four months and then happiness living with such a man. behaves. I can't go on much Icng- started the same old way again. LOUISA. er as things are now. Do you think I should get a My friends call and tell me divorce and have a chance of hap- Dear Louisa: about seeing him out with other piness with someone else and a My daughter is trying to make women. He worked away from decent home for my girls? some money for her church by OMUDGES on black patent and home last summer and I under Mrs. C. M—Tenn. baby-sitting but I dislike the Idea i *3 white leather accessories e*» stand he Is seeing the woman [Answer: of her going into the homes ot ; be wiped off easily with • damp again who was with him then. I rarely ever advise a woman perfect strangers. I do not feel cloth, a soapy cloth or sponge, Polish dry with a dry lint-fcts) cloth. Washable gloves which hav» stubborn dirt in them can bt washed easily if you apply a thick soap lather to them, roll in a towel GOATS GET HER . . , Janice It. THIS WEEK'S RECIPE Revell, lli, hostess at zoo In Ches- Fish Cake* slngton, Knglund, cuddles two (Serves 4) baby goats. 1 cup yellow corn meal 2>4 cups boiling water LEGAL NOTICES I .teaspoon salt ORDINANCE Vt cup flaked cooked or canned AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDI- fish NANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE MUNICIPAL 1 egg COURT OP THE BOEOUGH OF CAR- 2 tablespoons milk TRRET." BE IT OHDAINED BY THE MAYOR Salt AND COUNCIL OP THE BOROUGH OF % cup finely choped r.n- CARTERET: 1. That Section 5 of the (ibove en- blanched almonds You can't really do this with mirrors, but here's a titled Qrrilnunce Is hereby amend- Oil for Frying ' good idea to keep in the back of your head. OK ed to read us follows: Stir corn meal into nf BECTION 5: The Municipal Magis- Used Car values are always reflected by top per- trate shuH receive an unnuul sulury of water to which 1 teaspoon salt $4,250 (K) to pe pulcl In the wme manner has been added. Cook and «Ur formance and low prices. Thoroughly inspected as the salaries ol other municipal of-' fleers are paid and which shall be In | (or 5 minutes. Remove from and reconditioned, they carry the famous dealer lieu of all tees, costs and uny other heat. Add fish and beat thor- written warranty. And Chevrolet's fast pace i» allowances whatsoever. oughly. Cool. Form into 8 med- DATED: May 3, 1956 selling and trading means volume used car savings GEOHGE J. BRECHKA, ium-thick cakes or croquettes. and big selections for each OK buyer. Borough Clerk Dip in mixture made ol beaten The foret'olni; ordinance was Intro- egg and milk. Sprinkle lightly duced at a meeitni! of the Council of LOOK FOR THE OK TRADEMARK! the Borough of Curteret held May 3, with salt and roll in chopped 1956, when It was adopted on first almonds. Fry slowly in hot oil reading. The said ordinance will be further considered on second reading over low heat, turning to brown Sold only Ay an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer for final adoption tit a meeting of said all sides. Serve hot. Council of the Borough ot Curteret on May 17. 1956, in 8 P M.. Council Cham- bers, Borough Hall, Cooke Avenue, Car- teret, N. J,, at which time and place (or fifteen minute« and then »aih ! .''I all persons Interested will be Klven on In clean water and more suds. opportunity to be heard. Need something to dry in GEORGE J. BRECHKA, hurry? Turn on an electric fan in Borough Clerk C. P. 5/4, 18/50 * room with crosi ventilation. It ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. will be dry in a very ihort time NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bias will be received by the Many materials these daya ari Board of Education of the Borough of hung dripping Wet, without any Carteret, New Jersey, at the Caneret wringing. If you use metal hangeri High School on Monday evening, May 21, 19M. at seven-thirty o'clock for the for these, be certain they are Look at these used car bargains purchase of General nnd. Art Supplies wrapped with clean paper or tow for the 1956-1957 school year. el so the clothes do not get ruji Bids will be opened and read at this meeting. stains on them. All supplies to be delivered, prepaid, as directed. Crumpled garments which art 1953 PLYMOUTH 1953 CHEVROLET clean can be hung in the bathroom The Board of Education reserves the 1 right to reject any or all bids. after the room has been steamed 1-DOOR CKANBKOOK, Radio 4-DOOR 210 SEDAN, Iti'l" May 2, 1956. and Brlind Nt JOSEPHINE O-BRIEN, Secretary from letting the tub or shower How many and lleuter. one owner. »*»*"• " "'"" Carteret Board of Education nil-, fcr a few minutes. The steam Walls, Two-Tone Green, wr? C. P. 5/11, 18/56 , will remove wrinkles and save you much pressing. /yD SKIN ITCH • ' now TO niii.iicvi: IT. telephone people «950 IN JUST 15 MINUTES. | 11 • -i Check! II not pleased, your 40c hack at'any drug store. Instant-drying ITCH-ME- "The average American takes 1954 DODGE 1951 DESOTO NOT deaden* Itch and burning; kills off his hat W Britain." says terms UN CONTACT. Use day nr night 2-DOOR MPAUOWBROOK, .. ...i New York newspaper. Although for eczema, insect bites, foot) Itch, other e^eptlonal condition, equipped. CONVERTUM, K»d.» .«i" nirface rasheb. Now at ' UKUIIIN'S there seems to be some delay ir do yOU know? H rv PHARMACY, U lloostveK AveiiM, ^ • neater, perfect oonditlon. Carteret. passing It around. — Punch. $945 $495 We Carry A It doesn't take long to think of several, does it? Complete Selection Of 1951 iRHY 1951CWIET IMPORTED & DOMESTIC Today, there arei 25,500 people serving you at New Dr. H. M. Zalewski 4-DOOK CUSTOM UKMIXE, . a DELUXE, Radio .md 2 UOO Jersey Bell—nea^/twiee as many as fifteen years ago. llrl 1 WINES & UQl'OKS Radio and Heater, Mjercoiiutlc, Heater ruaraiiteed i"' ' :• Optometrist Free Delivery But thiB is not surprising. Over 150,000 new telephones eMelleii^coiwIiUwi. mectanfefcl »condition. vcr» DIAL 5!)75 were added last year. That's more than one a minuta $ EYES EXAMINED 695 ROCKMAIM'S throughout each working day. And thia calla for many $575 TAVKKN & l.KJl'Olt Store people... and many skills. 237>ERSHING AVENUE 1 It.imlolpli St., and I't-isliiiiK Ave. Some of these folks are your friends find neighbors. 1949 PONTIAC CAKTERET 1 • 7UU8 ( ABTIKKT, N J. Itieir one responsibility ia good telephone service for you. MN)0K, 8-CYUNDKR, Hydra 1949 OLPOBILE mtUc, Radio and Heater, very 4 DOOR SEDANI,, Hyilf'""''1"1 And, if you know them well, you know the quiet pride toud uhape. eoud condition. Look at the Back of Vuur Neck—Kverybody Hist* Does! they take in doing the job well. _„,... ,<"-fti $345 $295 IT I»AVS TO Giving yon the beat poasibl* telephone service i» LOOK WELL the job of telephone business office eupervuoni Uko Mrs. Joanne E. Ostarfna Of New Brunswick. Uka many telephone people, Mm, (Maryren is td*o active ki civic uffaini which build « bettw community.

A ECONOMY CHEVROLET; Inc. MAHUTV 30 Roosevelt Ave. CA 1-5123 Carteret, N. -> Rarhftr Shon Roosevelt Avenue WMl tanmt. N. J J ^-•-,rT PRESS FRTfiAY, MAY 18, 195ft PAGE FIFTEEN

erroneously assumes that she is Jured by a pawing automobile, who flndu It dlAlcult to accept a yian, dedicated to retain, U elect- come embroiled with John Pay«| renewing an old affair with the The doctor becomes convinced mother who, to her, hod been long ed Mayor. a racketeer who, by pretending CLASSIFIED In Fashion Nowowl artist and he. packs up the baby that his wife had not renewed h*r dead. I Miss Rhonda Fleming ta shown assLil the new Mayor In hU RATES — flTFORMATION AMNfS :.nrt leaves for California, where romance with the artist and therp ns the attractive secretary of the of ridding the city of hood'.un he builds up a profitable medical Is a reconciliation, "8L1GHTLY SCARLET" tycoon running for th« city's high- and professional nimbler*, pli If, words nf»«Hm. fnr art*: ttedne***, W Bold bnnnna prints are nttrae- prnctlce. The above mentioned principals From James M. Cain's novel est office, while Arlent Dahl. whoboth ends against the middle. 1 A. M. (» tbr same »r#k'» addition" r t.vc uiiue into beach wear. They During a trip to Chicago he are ably assisted by Shelley Fa- "Love's Lovely Counterfeit," Rob-Is supposed to be the former's sis- Kent Taylor Is the Mayor publication. i'JOk best, when they are beauti- meets his wife and the artist, and b«re», who distinguishes herself ert B!ees his made this screen ter, is n kleptornnnlflc and a neu-Tnl dp Corsla the most powerful] telephone fully shaped, unfrllled, and worn In a fit of revulsion she rushed with both charm and actlnfc nWl- drama about mob rule In a large rotic, whwe morals are quesllon-and HIP hixhest of the low-li with black or white. There are mt othe stn-et where she Is in- Ity In the role of the daughter city and Us eventual end when a able, to say the least. They be- In the metropolitan district. many on UIP market or you may fa.slikm your own. They have be- FOR SALE • come so popular that many pat- f\!Al' tern companies have designed •i-intiq WOMEN 1954 MERCURY hard top perfect patterns for garments made of 11 K BUSINESS DIRECTORY M' Se or four hours condition. Call Railway 7-2500 bandanas. • ,,,u[nr need to eamafter 0:00 P. M. e.17 Some of the best-looking bath- ing suits aim to improve on what • Sporting Goods "' ' , m oanvftsflfrig, no nature gave you. They follow you Accounting Furniture • Music Instruction t t F bribing & Heating • ill tor ap- delivery. with a shaped line that adds a Get That REEL FIXED Liberty 8-1200 or AVfNa TRpUBLE with your bit where It is needed and keeps MUSIC MEANS 5-10, IT' BUY ON THE HIGHWAY sewerage? Electric Sewerootei the unattractive spots from show- A LIFE TIME OF JOY NOW! ienww!fi root*, mth, sand and ing up more than is absolutely No Problem AND SAVE "RH Mer" Rpa«e from clegged pipes, necessary. For Your Girl and Boy V\\imb'mji & \\n\iing "Penn," ,,,u,i-et area, part time, drains and severs. No digging, ne mils. There Is not a ruffle to de- Too Great! Featuring LEARN TO P1.AY THE ' 50 per three hours. d*mfljes—rapid and effl«iept. Call s1 enjoy one of the new print lastex • Inquire About Yearly Nationally Advertised ACCORDION THE MODERN, • Remodelihg "Aim" and ;, ,,mpioyed elsewhere. PLumbjng and Heating, suits. There 1B not a riffle to de- EASY WAY- "Ontatire" Car a rw- 5/3 - 5/31 tract from the figure. They are Bookkeeping Service. Brands of Furniture • New Installations fashioned on the lines of the old NO -.nCORDION TO BUY. . . Senrle* Station 5-11 WJNQARIAN Recipe Book, Eng- tanlc suit. Most of these models • Personalized Service • Gas and Oil Burners lish prlat. Priee $1, tyrs. g. g . offer a beach coat to match, and by Trained Personnel. REKI, REPAIRS A 8PF.OIALT* 0 Cull WO-B-3IH6. Hl-Mm IW Prfcltfe Avenue, South you will find this a pleasure. There Reel Checked, Cleaned, section pr«- BtnA U, Ind. 8/15-5/31 arc all kinds of uses for an attrac- I, PUf.l.lKSE • A. LIPO Polished, C.rcmed nnd $1 .» ]• nium 1-0843, «*0- tive beach coat. 5-11 Adjusted, for Onlj * The most tailored of play- FURNITURE SHOP (Pl»» Parts, H Needed) clothes are made of flowered print. fj^cl extra funds? IF YOUR DRWK1NU has Become Jim Dunne Jr. V. S. Highway No. 1 — Avenel "Hume of Reel Parts" This combination has a new look 1 1 .,;ll,.s work. Avon Cox- a pfoblwn, Alcoholic* Anony- HUNTING, 11S111NG. and It- '" pi 6-6655. 6-" that is bound to make a big hit. MOTOR BOAT LICENSES ; O tn*p can Help you. Call Market A. B. L. L. B. 8-7588 Jrf writ* P. O. Bwt 253,Sashes are usually worn with the Cluirlet Farr MONTAUK FISHING BUS WANTED newer shorts to give an Eastern TAX and BUSINESS OPEN I)AII,Y J A. M. - 9 P, M. Leaved RUDY'S every 2nd 5/3-5/31 look. The obi sash is becoming to CONSULTANT Pliotte WOodbrtdgt 8-1577 Plumbing • Heating FRIDAY at It P. M. Starting Two and three bed- a slim wnlst. It is worn high un- MAY 11th IK!) 84 Green SJ,, Woodbrldee, N. J. ,,.,,_• also lots In DAHA0O8 der the bosom and extends down I'ItIV,Ml. LK^nNtt: liili'rii.t>.ii)inl Cl«ctrk Sewer Service ROUND TRIP $5.00 AOTG DRTVOJO SCHOOL to the natural waist. MIMIITM and (.! is ,i< ji - llffclnnrr Reservations must hi- made I t'uionia. John F. 8ean- and Ailvniirrit. Largest and 01dm In county Telephones Wednesday lirforc trip ' 1411 Oak Tree Bo«d, Japanese - houseboy pants are Appointments Day or Night Funeral Directors • , !,• H-4757. HyfliMaatlc, Fluid and Standard something new. They are slender, Sinrf we rarry tile Urgrtt Sflpotion Woodbrtdfe l-»Mi Ask How You Can Win 280 McClellan St., Perth Amboy Woodbridce 8-1401 of Unions-make arnirdlons In till 5/io - s/sr* tapering down to your ankles, lliirll.in III) area, yuii air assured One of Our Trophies CaU Hlllcrwt 2-7365 ending in a small side slit. Reasonable Rates - Confidential 621 MNDEN AVENUE of I tie lirst In quality at I hi- lowest FISHING TACKLE OR TRADE 5/3-5/31 In this day of outdoor living, "Guardian of Small Business" possible prices. Wood bridle, N. J. niinyio very woman should have a patio luiUl w BONOART SCHOOL OP SYNOWIFXK1 We curry a full line nf Musical ,•• uor. Chambers ress. These dresses are usually SPORTING GOODS DRIVING Instruments and Accessories 'whirlpool Washer, Ben- LICENSED IN NEW JERSEY. SI 'ull-skirted and made of some 158 Monroe Street, Rahway Cul Funeral Home Choose from such famous make ic i]•••,.]• 81 Markowttz St.,. Hornet Park Avenue, iselin. Lib- itriklng print. The colors are bold Telephune RA-7-389* 5-17' md unusual. Many of the newer cordlons as: EXCELSIOR, TITANO, Pet Shops erty 8-0070. 5/3 - 5/31 IORIO I.ANC.K, ACME, HOHNER, nes feature an obi sash. Try 46 Atlantic Street ACCOBMANA, EXCKLSIOLA and I OK RENT PAINTER AND DECORATOR DALI.AI'FE. wearing large loop earrings and Carteret, N. J. LITTLE Free Estimate* Sheet Metal n arm bracelet if you want to COAL • FUEL OIL ZOO NO HOME BEpROOM Call CA-1-4825 et attention. Perth Arnboy's Oldest Established dn and or convalescent V. J. Tedwco Accordion Center KEROSENE Telephone Cartetet 1-5715 18 Years At the Same Location registered nur«.. TV t FUlmore Avenue, Carteret TROPICAL and This is the time of the year j-ii«j3. 5-17,24 5 10 • 5 31 GOLD FISH to get things done. ... So EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER ALL FISH SUPPLIES LET US Kddle Bunkflskl, Prop. get it Done Right with TANKS — PLANTS — PUMPS On tliie XMJ 557 Slate St., P. A. VA-fi-12»(r SOLVE YOUR HEATING PARAKEETS - SINGING Young Men PROBLEM CANARIES GAYDAS teen 29 TYPES OF CAGES inccis in telepJwpt work in the Elizabeth area • PROM SERVICE • FLYNN & SON BE POPULAR! FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES SHEHMETALWORKS NEVER SAY GOODBYE" Birds Nails and Wines Clipped FUNERAL HOMES All types of metal work Written by Charles Hoffman TO COMPLETE HEAT- l»Ubhshfd II Venn Learn to play FREE - HOURS- Gooil starting pay and presented In Technicolor, this 420 East Avenue tin" Piano in a LEADERS - GUTTERS ING INSTALLATIONS Perth Amboy Friday, 9:00 A. M. to 8 P. M. Is the story of a separated couple Saturday, II A. M. to 6 P. M. which Is likely to a Meet the more 23 Kurd Avc, Fordi SIIOR1 iIMG FORCED AIR HEATING steady year-round work VA 6-0358 emotional theatre-goers. WDGE. 8-1400 , . Lessons GUTH PET SHOP AIR CONDITIONING Rock Hudson has the role of an your own HI) Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret Regular raises army doctor, who visits a restau- FLASHING, Etc. rant in Vlinna after the wax and 'HOME CA-1-4O7O CA-1-6541 Opportunity for advancement ' -•* - sees the captivating Cornel Bor- AVENEL By a Well Known Teacher and chers playing the piano while her Heating and 46 St. Ann Street, Carteret partner, Oeorge Sanders, makes COAL & OIL CO. Air Conditioning Professional Musician. • Radio & TV Service • liberal vacation, sickness and pension benefits quick sketches and caricatures of the guests. The American and the 826 RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL Taxi Cabs c; 1 "On the job" training benefits Austrian young woman shortly Home Owners, Business, LESLIE HEM fall in love and, after their mar- Industial AL'S RADIO riage, are blessed with a baby Call for Appointment I'l : piiune 1 toll free) Mitchell B-M00, Extension 2335 DAY* girl. Subsequently, the husband Delicatessen ALL TYPES WO-8-0781-M & TELEVISION "miuy Thru Friday, or apply at 3rld«« »-3 > WANTADS Haf frovt p«t Iflto script PAGE SJXTFFN FRIDAY, MAY 1R. IMG

I t As soon us thye begin to toddlf, [rut. fiiy1 Hopeitt layer, then top to this county but has found con- they play In the streets where i v l,h a thini layer of smelt. Season ! dltlons here no to its liking thai 'l life is a constant source of danger. j iu before cover with bread emmbs abounds in gardens over much ol Health Poor little things dart back and :tml bake 35 minutes in moderate the country. Where given an np- fnrth on treacherous skates and (ovrn 13S0 degrees*, .portunlty. the perennial has re- "oo^rs. escaping automobile*, verted to its wild state (abandon"! looking am! li.s.eiiins at ev ry turn FRIED PERCH AND CORN farms, and so forth' nnd the far the juggernauts of death that j STICKS sprin. g. seeke... r of wild plants is n This an' That strikn so swiftly, maiming or klll- i The hands at your table will likely to come across a stand In n Scholarship athlete* at the Uni- Th'iT :: • in ;• ii! s for '<>mr hy frequent shampoos and I find nothing corny about this meal, j hl» wanderings. 1 versity of Alabama recently tt»gi-6 the carr oi ii •.-.i.man . Ymvtnin.i massap.' • They ar;1 tense and on the BASS FILLETS ON OYSTER itr the amount of corn utll-t This "wild" rhubarb Is irn^n • BUM "walk-out" In order to jjlory" that h»vi> n-mnmed un- Hn.r should be shampooed »t (quluve every moment. lor they DRESSING in one form or another. It is tarter than the cultivated KHW force university official* t« r«lax tfianccd tlii'MU'i, ili'yi;,r.s ; least nncp a week or every ten cannot romp, skate and play where Time Is running out on the fried Pf?rCfperchl fttlQ.and LUcomI u Duvnstickso miandu an•,-- -d — ,yo —u wil•• —l have- a- wry- fare » rlfld dormitory restriction*. The Daily bin Inn,: tic imr liun- davs. TheiT are a few people with d*.ady machines dart back and]oyster spJi cup and place in covered container in, varieties. been covering football fames for C When they so to school, the coarsely chopped onion and \2 refrigerator overnight. Before fry- However, It makes good marme- snore than M rears, II was not un- lockseles.s hair and unmanageable depenlive. dIf somewhayou live t ino 'na citwhery ewher youe work is of necessity under our cup chopped celery in '2 stick but- ms, dip fish in fresh milk, roll In'lade. Cut 2 lbs. wild rhubarb in til 1M1 that the writers got to- Beautiful hair has its start in much duRl »nd dirt Boals in th« public school system, so arranged ter 5 minutes. Drain 1 pint of oys- 'seasoned cornmeM. then fry to a small pieces, mix with 2 cups gether to form an association, the ! alr m ters and chop, then mix with 3 !tjoldcn brown in cooking oil. [crushed pineapple and 3 lbs su...ir the foods you eat and the amount - " W be necessary to wash that a certain amount must be let s Football Writers Association of of rat you set. Milk, meat, and; Jour hair twl<* a week - covered in a given time, They cups day-old bread cubes, 1 cup \ For corn stinks, beat 2 eggs and and <*nd overnight Add 1 ID. America . . . In 1187 baseball are known as good "hair HHair tnat is unmanageable can are still further simulated by the cracker crumbs, 1 teaspoon salt, 'add 1 cup buttermilk. I cup dried apricots which have b n rales allowed a batter four strikes foods" The next thing you can be controlled with pure liquid pe- oflerinR of various rewards or dis- ••'« teaspoon pepper. U teaspoon canned com 1 cream style>, 3 table-! soaked in water overnight and me and bases on balls were counted as 4o to help yourself along is to I troleum hair tonic or a lanolln- tinction if they attain certain sage, 1 tablespoon minced parsley i spoons minced onion. 1 cup yellow i ju'ce of 2 lemons. Cook slowly m 111 hits. Both rnles were abolished (erform the three basic procedures i base hair cream. standards. and the onions and celery. Moisten Uornmeal. >, cup white flour and thick, aoout i-4 hours. »ti'ng •t the end of the season. The first 1 teaspoon salt. Mix well then frequently to prevent binning. Itgularly. The result is that some children as needed with oyster liquor or ef the modern World Series gamen Place In sterilized Jars and s.al. You must brush fine or coarse. If this restless age does not soon easily reach the coveted goal while melted butter. bake in greased corn stick pans fitted Boston of the American 20 mniutes in hot oven (435 de- League against Pittsburgh of the Oily or dry hair with equal vigor. come to an end, the world will others who may have tried equally Place dressing in shallow bak- NET CHAMP . . Ing pan, cover with the bass fillets; grces). ROAST MALLARD: CURRANT National. Brought about as the rr- All types will benefit and be Im- be crowded with physical and as hard failed. They feel bitter (Pancho) Goniales, 2R, which have been dipped in lemon I —— (ult of challenges exchanged hy o| proved by a brisk daily brushing. mental wrecks. and keen disappointment which Is GRAVY Angeles, won $25,000 hi Juice then sprinkled with paprtlu. | BROILED ROE OF CARP learn managers, the contest was II your hair tends to be dry Children were formerly kept further aEsravated into resent- Duck season is a lonn way off line contract tor next vn l and bake In moderate oven (350 All fish are prodigious repro- •ot supervised by Organized Base- t brushing will increase circulation comparatively quiet during ln- ment against the teacher, who was but if yours Is to be a shore blind, winning 51 of 68 matchf* j ' degreest for 30 minutes, or until ducers and not the least of them fall ball's National Commission. In a tl and alleviate this condition. The I fancy and childhood. They were In no way to blame. you can greatly reduce yom Tony Trabert In their scheduled best 5 of 9 series, Bos- Oily scalp will benefit by having j also put to bed early at night. If you enter a moving picture fish flakes readily when tested is the lowly carp, which are now,labors with an hour or effort now. Professional Tennis Tour, the coating of oil and dirt remov- During the day they played with theatre where there Is a show of with a fork. problem-fish in the warm waters, Willow cuttings 6 cents (or each pattern if you with lat-class ghastly grin. He'd still been grin- He lowered the gun. He was ning when Flint's gun planted a mailing, Send to 170 Newspaper dying anyway: Let the kid shoot; Pattern Dept, 233 West 18th St.. bullet squarely between his eyes^ then go through life welVing the- •New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly That killing had set the pattern fear and loneliness of being Top. NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, lor the others to come. And come Gun. ^ ' 6IZE and STYLE NUMBER. „ they had; eager young fools want- But suddenly he didn't hate the ing to kill tlie Top Gun. They had kid. Maybe there was a war to come walking to their death as stamp out at least part of this they now walked in a long blurred system that had claimed both of line within the vision of his mem- them and uncounted others. •ry. He again Lined the gun up with Without removing his eyes from the kid's head and this time he &e bat wing doors, be took tobac- didn't waver . . . Clean Up -Fix. Up- Paint Up! Woodbridge Township CLEAN-UP WEEK May 21 si thru May 26th Seen only oh-higher priced cars and Chevrolet

THE HOME DELIVERY YOU WANT :.. is easy to findi n the handy Yellow Pages of The meaningjul emblem of Body by Fisher your telephone book. Wiien you see "sterling" on silver you know ion- yt,m jn which owners learned that SEE: what it means—solid silver) all the way "Hoily by Fisher" was a veritable symbol of through. solid, enduring satisfaction. . Milk and Amenca's Milk Products Retail And when you sefe the medallion "Body Only one who has owned a Chevrolet for' selling car Oil*-Fuel by Fisher" on an automobile it means several yean can fully kiiow the1 deep^ sense) 2 million more BUILDING & REMODELING much the same thing-quality all the way owners than DUp«rS«rviM of satisfaction this emblem pledges. It is any other makftl LOANS AT LOW COST ... Laundries through, 'in things uweqi as well as on the the warily of an inner soundness that DruggiaU visible, gleaming surface. your eye Of your touch cannot test. And II Want to hutld a new house or remodel, repair, f Beverage* The significance of this emblem cannot inly Chevrolet in the low-price field is en- be tested on the showroom floor. Ite^mean- titled to wear the small, proud plaque that improve an old one? Set' u.s for a low-cost loan. You can find any service-LOOK ing was not built up in a day but only after prui-humi "Body by Fisher." We'll arrange a repayment schedule that can be readily budgeted out of current income. AIR C0N0ITI0NIN6-TEMPEIUTURK MADE TO ORDER- *| NEW LOW COST. LET US DEMONSTRATE! Drive with care... EVERYWHERE! In the YELLOW The FORDS NATIONAL BANK PAGES! booK ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. The Friendly Bank of Fords, New Jersey MKMbKH KillliKAI. KKStKUYK SYSTEM MtMlltU Oh1 KKOKKAI UM'OSIl INSLKAMh CUK1'. 30 ROOSEVELT AVE. CA 1-5123 NEW JtHSEV BILL TUtfliONE COMPANY.