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,,,, XXXV-NO. 13 "yol lartereOARTFRKT, N. .1., FRIDAYt, .JULY Ki, 1!)56 PRICK EIGHT CENTS Anti-Rabies (iartcret Union WINGS Accepts Contract Delay Awards OF Clinic Ends CAKTF'RET — In a meetlnE hclil m Falcon Hall, the member- In Borough hi;> of I-.ocnl 521, International LIFE (;n:»n of Mine, Mil! and Smelter On Bids Until WINDSOR J LAKH Wntkns voted lo accept n threc- Over 500 Canines Given vcur ronUni't offered by the Metfll mil Th'Tmit Corporation, a union j Serum Here; Polio .poki'sman stated. vacation.) Shots Wednesday Tin: union spokesman, which Next Thursday „!,, »xnow why thlfl column Is riiMTsrnls 210 employes, said the j ••wings of Life." CARTERET - Indicating that 'ffn totaled at 32-eent package borough officials are 'becominR wiih ;i pay raise of 11 cents an Seho()1 Bftar(l r SIITOSS the board for the first ,,.„., uld be more approp- more aware ot the danger of ra- rn bies In dogs, Health Inspector ;ind seven cents eacli the Carteret Women's \"iiiive been mulling over the Michael Yarcheskl reported today nd and third years. („, many years and now that the number of canines Inocu- Tlic contract, which expires COP Hears Mayor Approves Bid ,(,',iir conclusion that It fits lated with anti-rabtes serum up .Mini1 30. 1959, will be retroactive , |),,nnk perfectly. until last nisht had surpassed any tn the same date this year. It Of Bus Owner * • * previous year's record. will be in accordance with the T,,, c,m,t| ,,„ .niMan takes his vacation Women's Republican Club met in: He estimated that over 500 dogs iiitiMii set nationally by the non- , nn outward appearance feiTous Industry, the spokesman Fire Hall No. 1 with Mrs Jesse i CARTERET — Because of the • had been given the serum during liu ,| concern on his part. No declared. Bagala presiding. , w number of bids and the fact *y t the week at the various clinics In r preparation* of planning, Mrs. Charlotte EvoniW, chair- t"»t many of them were not J the borough. Additional benefits voted upon totalled. Edward J. Dolan, presl- ,, uirl worrying. This fel- !by the union, he explained, will man of the spaghetti supper, held The health Inspector declared .n Club Markay, reported that two!dent of the Board of Education ai hi takes off on wings to I cost seven cents. They are re- that' it was incumbent to dog own- hundred and eighty-eight persons; Wednesday night's meeting In the P ;,!,,(•(< or other and the only classification of pay Inequities, ers that their pets be Inoculated were served, and that another '"hig' h'" school-'•--' , announce--•d• tha"--t' a- \'.^ ,;,„, nf whare he went comes to protect them against rabies. He additional life Insurance, addi- spaghetti dinner was planned for special meeting would be held ,,. h(, form of a postcard. tional sick benefits, improve- stated that the disease can be pre- the early fall. She was assisted next Thursday at 7 P. M. to award $ • • • vented but not cured. Mr. Yar- ments In supper money and death the contacts. / J'M in the family provisions, Initiation by Mrs. A. Mcleod. Mrs. E. Ur- ,,. c.irds come from Madagas- cheskl said that this year five per- The board president had ««'!>•,$ of a pro-rata vacation for first banski, Mrs. Bannlck, Mrs. N. Purrtn Rico, the Bahamas, soas have already died through pressed hopes that contracts could : - vein' employes, additions to the Sica. Mis. C. DeOraca and Mrs. J. o!.ti;ud Beach, Me,, the rabies, caused by dog bites. be awarded at the meeting, but •; Blue Cross and Blue Shleia hos- ;,!;,•,,is, Laurentlan Mountains Clinics had been established after a short recess, he told the pital and surgical plans. • Councilman Dr, Edward Kren- m;ll]a or Mrs. Williams Cozy during the week at Kahn's Ware- tar, commissioner of recreation In bidders in the audience that In .. ie in Pennsylvania where house, 55 JBssex Street; Keplch's A new item will be the major view of the fact that considerable V It if:" i medical expense plan, providing Carteret for the second year told i fnn i.s good, the air Is clean Service Station. 150 Washington time would be taken before tha ,, t hat each employe or members of the large gathering that his de- id ii) over the hllls( ojf- \ Avenue; Garage, ieber partment Is now in full force and bids could be properly (allied ;!> his family will receive 80 per cent It would be necessary to hold off <§•[ r, pr; and solitude. J and Ash Streets; Fire House No. 2, ready to serve the hundreds of \ 183 Roosevelt Av.enue; Mattel of all medical expenses up to $5,' the board's decisions until the '^ 000. children In the borough. He stated 1 Sunoco 8tat|on West Carteret that last year broke all records special meeting. . likes to pufl this stun\i - ' Representing the union in its ,and Cutter's Service Station, 760 of the past In people participat- The board, however, approved ^'; I,;,TP you guessing. The post- negotiations ave been Moe Ka- Roosevelt Avenue. The clinics will ing in recreation functions and one bid, the lone one, to Edward t %., li; ,,<>vr.s you somewhat until lusekh, president: George Esslg be concluded today with Inocula- predicted from the atendance so George, Carteret Bus Service, for f .: hack and then he gets vice-president; Artur Hashagen, tions to be given at Firehouse far that this year will be bigger the transportation of Parkview ... r,,[ satisfaction out of telling .lr., secretary; Edward Kollbas, No. 1, 561 Roosevelt Avenue, from than ever before. The Doctor said upils to the various schools. The >; . 1; ,:)lmt this new place he has Kdwiud Ryan and Alfred Porti- t 2 to 3 P. M. t gave him pride that many em- id was tor a flat $40 per day.-* ' ni discovered. He is one cliur. international representative. Dr. John*Nemeth is administer- iloyed In playground areas are his offer was for the transpor- most travelled vacationists David Mandel, Perth Amboy, Is 1 ing the vaccinations and is being Cartere,t ,Hlgh School athletic ation of 185 pupils '^more or less.' M'tviiiR as the union's legal coun- [assisted by Mrs. Eleanor Petruskl :oaches and teachers to direct Questioned by Robert E. Brown, sel. ] and Mrs. Blanche Wolsky, bor- ,he children of Carteret in the oard member, as to the mean- 11 .in JO back twenty years and ough health nurses. ilaygrounds. Doctor Krentar con- ing "more or less," Mr. George •Kiwn we were both working Polio Shots Wednesday (lowboy Boots-Dungaree :luded by urging parents not to ;ald that he meant ten less pupils ': nn another paper, and The health officer announced r ten more. over ferreting out allow their children to carry any that next Wednesday at 1:30 Not For Carteret High iharp Implements in their pockets Mr. Brown then asked the bus quaint little place in the o'clock, there will be a clinic set or fear of serious Injuries. ompany official what would hap- .[( the beaten track and not CARTERET — Those cowboy «n If there was a sudden influx up In the borough hall for those Andrew Banlck, in charge of ac- iM'd He has a remarkable 1 boots and dungarees will be- if pupils from the Parkview sec- .. . . I children who have received their tivities for the Carteret Rtpubll- come obsolete next year at Car- Ion and It was necessary to pro- nf locating thftte .pots and ;first poljo sholJ. and fw ^ who can Club, told the membership obably 5 U ar ma teret High School as far as. the ride transportation to 210 stu- i" ™ «"„ ° i have not had the inoculations as that a picnic in the fall Is plan- :,:-lost son. Heal Oerman well as grown-ups in Mi

••••hiSw.1 * I'AOE TWO •mi. .[('I, I! (fill CART1 On the Job —at the Wwivnvo Plant High School Girls Training PARKVIEW PATTER (Editor's Note; This Is one of a serif! of atorlen showing workers MRS, ROSE ROHFNBAimi MRS. DOROTHY HEPWORTH in (ai-terct Industrials eniraired To bs of Help at Hospital CA-1-JI41 CA-1-4M0 In various tasks, They produce '" PERTH AMBOY • Flftren area, jo:'!,; directly related to the pa- roods known the world ovrr.i nnd Inrnl hi?h school Klrls began' ticnt. CARTERET — Tamirm n verti- The nnnnn] fall dance of the HnKamnn Street, and her three. an eight-hour training course' jn sessions tii comn, special at- cal, 5S foot high plwapliorous fur- inslip.R for tour wwk.s. for ev^n- tcntinn will be Riven to rare, feed- Cii;-i"in Parkview Taxpayers As- chlldren, Belinda, Wllma andlnnce and producting the hune luiil volunteer work »t, tin; Perth Ing and recreation of children in ;,i tion will be held At St. Deme- Walter, are visiting In Hunlock j quantities of phosphoric acid Amhoy Geneinl Hospital lust «v«-' t| tiM Community Center'on Up- 1( needed to mipply all production ninn under Hie auspices of high t i lunvrvrlt Ave.iue, on Satur-1Falls' Pa- Work with Nurses department In the local Wast- school luilrtiiiKv directors inul the 1 d;iy evrniiiK, October 27, 1956. -BlUIe and Debbie Hepworth Fiillowini? tin end of tin; tnin- vaco plant ml^ht seem to he a administration of the hospllnl. inr perimi, the Jalis will work 7-T it ii- will be furnished by Baron of 109 HaKaman Street are vacu- j L.,,k for a lftrge m[i]) ()f tech- The basic nim of the program inir.Klng staff of tin I: .hi I'k and his orchestra. with tlonlnx ftt the home of their ma- jnl::ians—but In reality one of your k to provide lltese Ui:>,h sclioil hospital. While on duty they will < HiidlPs on Their CakM ternal gnmdpnrcnUi In Faysun i neighbors. Andrew Skitka, 16 students with mi insight into the , preen and .while checked ('iinpralulatiorw to Mr. Wil- w( Mr Lakes, New Jersey. Catherine Street, does this jrrac- '.voik nf the liosi)lt.;il and n uener- ! uniforms. At the end of tin1 thirty liim llcpworth, 109 Hagaman —Many thanks to the Police tlcally by himself, every day. at al interest in the profession of ] nirs of work in the hospitnl, Hi' '••KM. who celebrated n birthday U Athletic League and Its auxiliary, the local Westvaeo Mineral Prod- Jans will rrteive pins shnlT: (Hi .Inly 7th. for .the wonderful time th?y gave ucts Division plant. hirh .school Juniorf nnd their length of service. Hupp? birthday to Frank Ti- The the children of Carteret in the Andy, who has been working seniors, known us "Jims" - of When the present, fnur-weok | cV',,ki. 1!) Ash Street, who passed for Westvaeo since 1935, Is a chief Memorial Park of Carteret on the Junior Auxiliary Nurses -• will course Is finished, and the J.ms Will.1 AM i, ,. i i.ird milestone on July Utb. chemical onerator In the Phos- Fourth of July. learn the fundamentals of the! are working in the hospital, an A Dintv wn« held In his honor phorous Plant, As such, he has (AKTIltFT \u Found work in one 2-hour session per.other session will begin for other ;'irl :>' tending were: Jo Ann Slin- 44 Warrrn Sin• ••! „ —If anyone who lost a pair of the overall responsibility, during ON Till-, KlH: Ancl.v Sl;illwi. IS Catherine Street, chemical oper- week for four wcck.s at the hos-1 interested high school students,, _ ;^ Cnii, • V-i, Thomas, Susand and Jacque- st rosary beads, and enn Identify'his shift, for the safe and ef- ;ilor at the lucal V\Wv;in> Mimral I'redncls Division plant, pltal. The coui ses will be taunlH The second session, and those held [ | septemlier. Hi K \'.w Mifimno, Gary and Llndft 1 : n them should contact Mrs, Joseph : flcenet operation of the mam- checks instrument rcniliir: , in I lie Phosphorus l'lanl control rnoin. by Mrs. R\ith Roblnfion of the hos- thoreafter, will be limited to 20 f':ii". Johnny Sakowski, Sue El- Carterct IIIBII Sri Mnnhart, 43 Cypress .Street. moth GraplTite Phosphorous fur- pital's nursitm staff and a for-' volunteers. Guidance: departments ir-n mid Paul TldoVski. nnce. Andy keeps and constant is « sun of Mrs. \\,, SHOULDN'T WONDKK :<;<;; HATCHES IN HOSPITAL me/ niirslUR arts instructor in the of high schools in the areas served Mr. Riiymond Josephs, 55 Ash check on the operation of this "Do yoji believe, in metrmphy- Alelo, 111. A baby robui was hospital's School of Nursing. by the hospital will be notified Rhc-t, entertained at, a surprise unit fmm an instrument-laden | chosl.s •••• trnn.smteratinn of souls, e.ntly hatched In the hospital Township residents in the Jans'of the commencement of addition- TO MEET MONlnv bin-kyanl barbecue on Saturday, ! Control Room in the phosphorous you know." i«rc. It seems that Mike Conway, program are: Barbara and Diana al sessions of the course. Miss CARTERET :; , ..July 7th in honor of his wife's plant. From this room he deter- "I'm half Inclined to credit tin1 i. found a robin's egg which had . Street, Wood- Ruth A. Mercer, director of nure- f9r the St. Ja,f|,:, LiiMidity. Present were Mrs. Mi- mines rates of burning, acid flows, y !lu Ideu. I read the other day that '(Uleii from a nest In a tree. Hei™! ' * . "';"., TTot thh ,m4f i ^ salfl Umt the hospllai wm |)!cn1c will meet, \;.,:i 'liiul Parsons, of Paterson; Mr, temperatures nnd pressures and )1,,v.lill,ri ,,ic Hn,i n,- M v! bridge and Marilyn Toth, 146 there are birds in Africa with bills July 16, ut 8 P vt ,; mid Mrs. Charles Driesems of tank levels--in short, that this Avenue; Judy Jensen, a.a.crmdurt « many ocurses as then; a yard long." First Avenue; Judy Auric Kimtrn.lnre hiuh school volunteers to fill i oasemenc. ^ auric Mr, and Mrs. Larry Dou«h- immense and costly unit is func- "Well?" •lo.spitiil arid put It in an lncubu- *:tv and daughters, Nancy and tionhi!', properly. A lot of respon- 178 second Avenue, all of Fords." them. j" It started me wondering If those | !"r' wll(!re Ciithy; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond sibility but all part of a day's Last night's session at the hos- The groundwork for the Jans j school. Funds f<,y ; birds are not the si)lriLs of depart- Kirk mid son: Mrs. Richard Jones work for Andy, (i.I. DENTISTS pital In tlw Nur.tes' Residence was program was begun last winter at were provided by r, ed plumbnr.s ' mill .sons. Bill and Allen, and June For the fidbl year ended June devoted to oi'iontation and ethi;:s, ja meeting between the hospital pital Ouild at i!i. Klli'ti and Brian Josephs, all of 30, 1955, the Army Denial Corps personal health, safety measures ndmlnlstration and that of the DUMB BELL while the color ., (,'itrteret. CWVWVWVWM reported that its dentists had in- and relationships with other per- Perth Amboy High School. The He (calling from house)—Take stulled 3,372,372 permanent fill- sonnci. The session ended with a!program has been under the RUI- jSrlectea by tile v Birthday greetings to Nancy a glance at thi> gas, will you, im',s for GIs, extracted 1,101,024 tour of the hospital, • dance of Miss Mercer of the hos-JMl.'s Ou'.laRlicfs ,,i Ddimliflfty, 58 Ash Street, who j//j ? Fashiion Now Mabel? teeth and Installed 99,11? partial' , next •va; riirht years old on July 11th. /MMMMMMIMWMMWIMMMMMMMMMIMW K Th( meelins Thursday pitn.1. and Miss Edythe Gallagher,! Miss Mercer :r Mabel- The Indicator says half, dentures and 14.079 fixed brldKes., Thtr wm"ltae"tlevoted to care of .director of health education. Mlssjslon of the prov Happy birthday to Kathy Reln- Dress for your physical type. nipnifiht win be t]mtLd to care of . j but I don't know if it means )i:ilf the patients unit, including care,Catherine Olancy and Miss Rae|l«ss of a trial liait, 75 Marian Street, who cele- Choose clothes that flatter your full or half empty. Steel output at new high In May 1 Ijnitcd her fourth birthday on of flowers, hospital equipment, ad- GldtiGoldsteinn , guidance counselorcounselorss , j the hospital eevenv i figure and emphasize your color- nnd first five months. July 9th. Stassen says peace hopes are missions procedure, transport*- and Edward Herbert, director of enroll represents,.;i ing. Whether you're tall or short, Butler says Elsenhower aban- special services, at the high schools in the urn On the Sick Lint dons his leadership. "a few degrees brighter." lion of patients find other sub- —Ot well wishes to George chubby or slender,,avoid the ob- 4-n QUKKN . . . Barbara Jean ious. Dili I'tte., 33 Ash Street, who Is a David, 17, of Winfleld, Kan., feeds jisitieiit at Elizabeth General Hos- birds in Washington, 1). C, after Slouching posture won't de- pital. her •election as "Miss Young rease your height. Tall hats, plat- -A speedy recovery to the America In 4-H." orm shoes, and built-up hairdos C'nntc Children, 94 Daniels Street, will not increase your height. '.'.•ho arc down with the chicken IRWIN'S NEIGHBORHOOD DAY pox, IN MEMORIAM Fluid, clinging fabrics literally •Kathy Glovacky, 77 Mulberry In lovjng memory of our dear point up a bony structure and .street, is recuperating from the father and grandfather, Henry ight fits reveal bulges. It takes an THURSDAY. l'Ki!M.y,| chicken pox. Jabs, who departed this life five almost perfect figure to look good 25 SENSATIONAL BARGAINS for OUR NEIGHBORS! SATURDAY and SI Ml.\ Away from It All years ago, July 17, 1951. n fluid clinging fabrics and no one Paul Nieder, son of Mr. and The flowers we pl^ce upon your looks good if clothes fit too tight- Mrs. Frank Nieder, 71 Marian at IRWIN'S grave regardless of the latest trend of al IRWINS .siri'i't, is vacationing in Wllkes- May wither and decay, some Hollywood stars. l>:iiTe. Pa., and Cortland, New But our love for you who sleeps !>-PC. CHROME What any lady of fashion should York, beneath EXTENSION •-•Mrs. Walter LaMoreaux of 107 do is to study the more subtle use BUNK Occasional Shall never fade away. of line, color and texture of clothes Your loVlng children becoming to her build. This is a and grandchildren. bit of advice that is always in style. BED DINETTE TABLES HREHA'Sl Take the latest fashion and Regular $88 adapt it to your own personality AND CARD OF THANKS and body type. This is not hard to POLLAK do today because modern fashion We wish to express our sin- designers and industry are really cere thanks to our relatives, doing it for you. There are hun- friends, and neighbors for their dre'ds of versions of all the latest STORE hats, shoes, bags, suits, dresses, Comylttc Line of • kijj-d expressions of sympathy, bathing suits, almost any Item of KdlKloui Articles their many acts of kindness, For All Occasions clothing you can name, that, with the spiritual bouquets and the at IRWI1VS 181 Randolph St. very little trouble, it is possible to many beautiful floral tributes CARTERET find a flatter version of any design j Just ?:l Famous Make extended in our recent bereave- you may desire. ODD BEDS| Phone KI-1-8334 ment in the death of our dearly T.o be well dressed simply means 3-pc. Maple beloved, mother, grandmother to be appropriately dressed for Hie-Away BEDS All sizes r.nd and great-grandmother, Anna your appearance, for your person- Labels removed. As is. Complete Pollak. ality and for the ocasion. Not hav- W'itli lnnerspring Matlnss. BEDROOM finisher, We especially wish to thank ing a great deal of money to spend Values to $38!) Rev. L. J. Petrick, our pastor; on clothes is no excuse for being altar boys; the nuns of the poorly dressed. Limitless wealth Order of St. Francis; student and leisure are no guarantees 'of choir; Rosary Society; First good taste. When you can't spend Catholic Slovak Ladies'. Union limitless money, substitute Imagi- #184; First Catholic Slovak nation and common-sense. Men's Union #324 of the Sa- cred Heart parish, Carteret; Half of the families in the na- at IRWIN'S at IRWIN'S al IRWIN'S officials and employes* of the tion.made $5,520 in '55. • COLOR PRINTS Shell Oil Co., Elk City. Okla.; • MOVIE FILM employes of Kr,esge'^, Newark; 3- PC. IMffl Blllfe 3-p;. Double Dresser • ENLARGING employes of O.P.H.C. Depart- • FILM SUPPLIES Maple DRESSER DESK and ment of U. S. Metals Refining • FLASH BULBS BEDROOM BEDROOM Co., Carteret; co-workers of MATERNITY the Mechanical Department of Regular $»4» and MIRROR Regular $:!4! CHAIR Merck * Co.; Rahway; those PUBLIX who donated their cars; honor- I CLOTHES • SEPARATES ary pall bearers; active pall I LARGEST SELECTION! I bearers; Carteret police escort, I LOWKST PRICKS! PHARMACY and the Blzub Funeral Home for satisfactory services ren- dered. H & H FASHIONS Family of the late at Mrs. Anna Pollak 1104 Muin St., Woodbridye lit IRWIiYS ODD Dining Room 3-p]. Uphold RAHWAY SALE DAYS NIGHT TABLES CHAIRS Regular <•':>> SPECIALS!! Values to $-19.50

MEN'S WATCHES Wrought Iron Lamps at IRWIN'S at IRWIN'S at IRWIN'S al IRWIN'S at \wm 17 Jewels - Watertight - Shockproof Complete With Matching Shade 2-PC. SectiMll Modern Blonde SIMMONS 3-p:. Sectional Maple and Regular $19.95 Regular $5.95 HOLLYWOOD Mahogany THURSDAY ONLY! 1295 FRIDAY ONLY! 2-99 LIVING ROOM DIKING MM BED OUTFIT LIVING ROOM LIMITED QUANTITY Reduced to POSTER LIMITED QUANTITY ONLY Thermos Bottles ALARM CLOCKS S279.DG Huge Saving! Only a Few! Regularly Sell for $1.2^) Famous Ingraham Make j Reg.- $2.49 SATURDAY ONLY! c THURS. FRI. SA:T 1-69 MMITEl) QUANTITY 89 EASIEST i CREDIT GLEN'S JEWELERS TERMS MAIN and CHERRY STREETS, RAHWAY AT Route No. 9 Woodbridge "The House of Service" FORMALLY N. J. 35 TURNPIKE EXIT 11, PARKWAY EXIT 128 FINE f ATCH AND JEWELRY IMPAIRING ON PREMISES IRWIN'S! Shop Friday Till 9 P. M. — Charge Accounts — Phone FU-8-5178 NEAR 2 GUYS FROM HARRISON PHONE WO 8-3470 T;F,T FRIDAY, JULY MS. Ifllifl TAGE THREE

|);,ia Moranek Itcv. Ifrown Will Leave To l*eavp on Saturday j \mboy Man Sunday for Vacation For Six-Month Trainingl fir CARTERET This Sunday CARTERET — Pvt. Michael J.! mnniiiiR at the 9:30 A. M. ser- Possoby. Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. I ,. | 'I'IIP Rev. Jaro- vice of the First Presbyterian ,, nkrnlninn Church Michael J, Possoby. Sr.. 117 Uorm- Church the minister will preach Street, will leave Saturday i ( ,„, I'erth Amboy, Hie sermon "The Life of the to brain six-months active duty "•' , riiiulile-i'lng cere- IIT I.VN fONNFI.I.T Mind/' Mis Alice Rundle and Miss iininiiiB with the Army at Fort I'.niliaiii Ann Mora- 1 Carol KITIR wll islnR the duet, I !NI-n|tTi;NATM.V, the "M 000 , , |,f Mr. and Mrs. KIUIX. Ky . under the six-months *• Cli:illriu:i'" it'ii1' nnt mrnsurt .! , ,.,i(, 11 Warren "The 23rd Psalm." active duty for training program h up tn tlr VIMV *iicr(v<;sriil pri'decei- '', •,.,,, , r Rybak, son of After the service the minister up by the Armed Forces Re- : sor. "lU.WO Quest).in" . . , Thr idet ,,, ,). 741 State Street, will )»ave to spend a month's serve Act of 1955. vn-ration in Michlaan with his Is KIMXI but It (]cn".nt srem lo bavt ', lt|(| the late Anna Pvt Po'sohy Is a June graduate thf tii)prn*e tlip flrsl prngrtm f iimll.v. of Cartrret High School and re- hm . . . Pcilmps it'a thr monotony (iiiest ministers who will supply N,, .y, ,h\, sister of iMv in the 3rd Battalion. 31Hh nf hnvina to ml thraugh iwn i«U thi' pulpit in the minister's nb- •*•. ,. mnt rnn, nnd Miss Infantry, 7Rth Division, U. S. A. R. of nnjwors ... An nrldiUnnal Irrl- toiler are: Sunday, July 22, the .' U;,s the bridesma\d. which meets each week at the tntlan I) F.mrec Sonny Fox, who i,•.• 111-i of this borough. Hcv James H. Smylie, itrnduate n.SAR. Training Center, 292 tries to emulnte Hal Hirch In ,',.,; ,-miMk of Perth Am- student and Teaching Fellow in Gronx Street. New Brunswick. He m«nntri.inu and uperrh *nd ••ii, ,,', ,| niun and Frank CMiurrh History at Princeton Seiru Is a member of Carey Council comes out • pnor Imitntinn ... „ ,,f Perth Amboy, was Innry; Sunday, July 29. the Rev. I'liO. Knight of Columbus. If he would )ust be himself b*'d ;-.r Robert Burns Davidson, Rrariuate OinlnK the six months nt Fort come off much better. ROBERT IITZIJI.A student and Teaching Fellow in MARYANN ELKO inriuated from Knox, Pvt, Possoby will receive Soap Opera Tori: —Poor ComparRt ve Rell lon at "VtlUnt Lady" hits lout her laat ' H class nf CAKTF.RKT Robert, Michael' ' " - .i.sic Infantry training and spc- two fiance* to mental patlentf .jnploynd at the Rari* son of Mr. ami Mrs. M iton 8emlnai7: Sunday, August 5. clullst. training In the field he *e- i'm Maryann Elko's tnd If this keeps up it might be I'hr bridegroom was Ftalii, 75 Fitch Street "WHS1 tlie Rev- Orlon c- Hopper, Sr,, Upon completion of this • good Idea If ahe had a ncrvou* Cum Perth Amboy awarded a full scholarship to the iD' D • A)umn! Secretary and Di- training, he will return home for ngagement Announced breakdown, too ... It seemi her ,.|;iss nf 1950, and Is Universlty of North Carolina. irector of the Placement Bureau active participation in his home only waj to gain a long lought- RoberR t is a recent graduate of' at Princeton Seminary; and Sun- CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs. scton Hall Unlver- ivf unit's program for the re- for husband . . . "Brinhtcr Day" Cnrteret High School and waslday. August 12, The Rev. Daniel ohn R. Elko, 4 Sharot Street, «n- inninder of his obligated military continue! to spread one day In mrrrntly rraidinir cflptnln nf the vnrsity football |J- Theron, Th.D., Assistant Pro- lounce the engagement of their service time. thi lives of Its character! over .. ' ' '! team. He was selected to the All- fessor of New Testament at laughter. Maryann to Stanley J. Street. an exhausting week or two . . . County and state football teams. Princeton Seminary, •Condas, son of Mr. and Mrs. .,.,.„.. He was also captain of the basket- 1,1ST SUNDAY SERVICES tanley Kondas, Sr., 7 Salem Ave- ™» new episode In the life of All, IN GERMANY Althea should be good tor the ball team. While In school he was CARTERET — The Sunday ser- next year at this rate Miss Elko is a graduate of Car- R,vlHlM;i, Germany—Army president of the freshman class, vices at the Calvary Baptist It, II there ii any audience left teret High School class of 1955 i:i::d Class Albert H. president of the student organiza-1 OBITUARIES Church arc as follows: 10 A. M. then. i „,,, n[ Mr. and Mrs. Al-tion and a member of the Math I regular Sunday school session ,nd is presently employed ln the Personnel Department of Merck & illA!i!iK. 14 Randolph Club and the Mechanical Drawlnu ! MRS. ANNA POLLAK Masses for all ages will continue PLOTTER CHATTER ""' Club. throughout the summer. 11 A. M. Co., Inc., Rahway. CAPITOL:—The Phantom does ,, iv;ni: baseball lrfrGer- CARTERET — Mrs. Anna Pol- morning worship service and Her fiance was also graduated tw» oldlet, "Five Feet Two, Eye* '• .ml) Armored Cavalry lak, 22 Grant Street, Port Read- choir participation. The pastor, from Carteret High School, class tt Bine" baoked by "Whlspcrlnf" ing died at the Perth Amboy*Gen- Tenth Birthday Party Rev, Joseph Matus will preach on of 1965 and Is serving a four year .. . Garoto, a popular South Amer- eral Hospital, July 7, after a short MRS. JOSEPH F. HAYKO .:, i he regiment's tank I '•Sailing on the South Wind." mltstment ln the Navy stationed ican InitrumenUlM, b Introduced p Dowling en- Given to Virginia Sitar illness. She was a resident of Port in . by Cap in the last «>ng h« re- A nursery Is provided for Infants \ :nv in February, 1953, % Reading for 21 years and former- oorded before death claimed him ly lived in Bayonne for six years. nnd pie-school children during , in Ktirope In August, CARTERET — In honor of their Joseph F. Hayko Marries REUNION HELD •I «... It'i "Braiillan Polka" She waj an active communicant the Sunday school session and th backed by "The Nightingale Bat- daughter, Virginia's tenth birth- CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs at the Sacred Heart R. C. Church morning worship service. on" ... Bad that great talent day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sitar, Charles Taylor, Sr.. 11 Larch i:tended St. Mary's 1120 Linden Street, entertained a In Carteret. She was a member Miss Angelina Grsga At 6:30 P. M. "Happy Hours' should be dlacovered and loat m Street, held a family reunion at one iwoop ... Lei Pan) and Perth Amboy. He [number of fiiends at a lawn party. of the Ladies and Men's First CARTERET — The marriage of pon return, July 2, will reside song service and devotional. Thi. ln home over the week-end. Mary Ford combine In an old. i by the Miami (Fla.i i Guests were Michelle and Eileen Catholic Slovak Union. Her hus- iliss Angellne Grega, daughter of it 306 Pershing Avenue, Carter Wednesday evening and ever; Their children and grandchil- aong that la always good to hear— before enter- jSadnwsky. Dale, Linda and Cathy band, the late Ignatz Pollak, died ylrs. Anna Grega, 115 Palrfleld :t. For goinR away, the bride Wednesday thereafter there wi vim dren attending the reunion were: "San Antonio Rose" . . , Flip aid* ; Clements, Lorraine and Allen So- August 19, 1949< ivenue, Fords, to Joseph P. 'ore a white and pink dress with be an Old Power Time Prayei Meeting for the entire church a Mrs. Anna Adamcyck and chil- hat "Clmarron." . , hnydn, Joan Patrick, Debbie She is survived by two sons, Hayko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-white accessories and an orchid dren, Valeric, Karen and David, of Frances and Richard Martino, 7 P. M. In which both youni Me| Myles, a comparative new- Mary and Louise Loiar, Leonard Mark Pollak, Port Reading, and ter Hayko of 108 Frederick Street, corsage. Port Reading, Sgt. and Mrs. John comer with a gong, does "My Henry and old are urged to take part. and Theresa Sitar, Cynthia, Mr. Stephen Pollak. Elk City, Okla- was solemnized Saturday at 2:30 The bride was graduated from Taylor and son, Thomas, of Cam- Melancholy Baby" so It linger! homa. Four daughters, Miss Ann •..in of Deputy Chief'ilnd Ml.s M1(.naC| sadowsky. Mr. M, In a double-ring ceremony BVoodbridg High School, class of den. Marine M/Sgt. and Mrs. Gil- with you ... It's backed by "Part Pollak, Port Reading; Mrs. Joseph ii.irles Makwiaskl Sr.. Inn d Mrs Alex Patrick, Mr. and performed by Rev. Konopka in WINS AWARD bert Taylor and daughters, Debbie the Ag« of Innocence." 953, and is employed as a book- sireet. is spending a;Mrs. Bert Sohayda and Mr. and Jurfga, Fairchase, Pa.; Mrs. Holy Family R. C. Church. CARTERET — John E. Kuzma and Barbara, of North Carolina, ! EUgene Dufay, Jersey City, and keeper at the Perth Amboy Na- 1 ,ii::h home with his Mrs. Joseph Sitar, Sr,, ali of Car- Gllen ln marriage by her bro- Jr., of 5 faew Jersey Avenue, wai Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Jr., Mrs. George Pawlakos, Newark, ttill return to Green- i teret, ther. George Grega, Jr., the bride tional Bank. The bridegroom among 84 employes of the Essi and children, Linda and Roger, 17 grandchildren and one grea Douse Him! Ciirolina, where he Also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dom- wore a gown of Chantilly lace over graduated from Carteret High Research and Engineering Com Metuchen. Mr, and Mrs. Robert grandchild. ii-ed In November, biowsky. Mr. and Mrs. James satin. The fitted lace bodice had School and served two years in pany who shared in $2,270 award Taylor and daughters, Mary Lou "Another optimist," wvilcs E, | Hoffman and son, Robert, Mr. and I Funeral services took place from a portrait neckline and a full skirt the U. S. Navy. He is employed ed last month under the com and Sandra, of Plalnficld, Ronald R.. "is the fellow who went room ;Mrs. James Hoffman, Jr. and: the Bizub Funeral Home, 5 I.MilllVAI. extending into a nylon pleated by the Metal and Thermit Corp., pany's Coln-Your-Ideas suggestlo Taylor of New York City and huntlrm with n saxnplione under daimhter. Debbie, all of Linden. | Wheeler Avenue, Tuesday morn- tulle ruffled train. Her finger-tip- ,n Carteret. Francts Taylor of Carteret. \i. s Myron Tucliapsky, program, his arm. — Boston Transcript. Ing at 9 A. M. A requiem high length veil fell from a matching :..l iioiiii, Union, are the mass at the Sacred Heart R. C lace cap studded with sequins. She r.K df mi infant duUKli- Definition Church at 9:30 A. M. carried a white orchard on in.iii. born July 6, at the A hick town Is a place where The Rosary Society and th prayer book with baby's breath • , Hospital. Elizabeth. tenchers would slap fire out ol a Ladies' and Men's Catholic Sloval and fleur de meurs. i!-ipsky is the former sassy kid if his dad wasn't on the Union held Rosary recital on Mon , i-vieiichiak of 37 Thor- school board. Richmond 'Va.i The bride's sister, Mrs. Julia News-Leader. day evening at 8 P. M. led by Rev Mangar.ella of Perth Amboy wa Father L. J. Petrick. -Intermen Matron of honor. Misses Geral- was in St. Gertrude's Cemeterj dine Csaski, Carteret, Marion lor Colonla. • lllo, Perth Amboy. Loraine Hob' Honorary ^bearers were Mrs. lick, Fords, and Maryann Behr ILL PHARMACY Mary Brechka, Mrs. Dorothy Kaz- Piscataway, were bridesmaids imer. Mrs, Clara Ondrejcak. Mrs . ^ ,. . (.arteret the b jde Avmiie Susan Mazola, Mrs. Mary Balvarl ^ * n ' Jrl To celebrate the opening of our new showroom in Fords we are offering nl and Mrs. Susan Nascak^ Active ^u^™ jf brother of Phone CA-1-5325 y these specials for one week only. We want you, our neighbors, to share in bearers were Paul Orech John ,hBp BraQgroomm , sserveerved aass 1^ man Brooks, Martin Macanek, Stephen the growth of our company because we know that without your recom- The ushers were Ray Winza, Car- mendations of satisfactory work done by us, we could not have grown so fftst. ILL Bl? CLOSED Ondrejcak, Julius Nephlnsky and teret: Joe Rotili, Port Reading; Joseph Murra?, John Grega. Fords; Allen Bosze. Tliis is our way of saying thank you. The most efficient mediation Hopelawn, and Robert Murack, |0U VACATION Linden, was ring bearer. board in history is a determined %" Extruded Aluminum mother with a peach switch. — The newlyweds are on a wed- DONT'WAIT-BUY NOW! from Monday, July 16th Brunswick (Ga.i Pilot. ding trip to Miami, Fla,, and DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER COMBINATION - Thru - TO-YOU SAVINGS! Thursday, July 19th No Down Payment- DOORS CLEARANCE First Payment in October Complete with (REOPEN FRIDAY, SVIY 20) Aluminum Combination • 2 STORM PANELS • % SCREEN PANELS )"l HI FASHION SHOP Storm and Screen • AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSER • ALUMINUM Z BARS • ALUMINUM FRAME AND , The Beautiful WINDOWS HARDWARE LIMITED SIZES All Brand, New Check These Features BigSavings On Sundial Shoes 4 Maintenance free, no painting, no itorlng required, .95 : • Floating channel assures smooth action. IS INST. OPT. or the Entire Family!! • Will not rust. 24 • Modern streamlined appearance, no ugly screws show. • Custom-made to insure a perfect l'> AIIV size up to 24" x 24" In Perth Amboy — Our Factory Children's SHOES glass slie. Formerly up to $6.95 224 South Second Street Smith Street Perth Ainhoy .95 Tei. HI 2-0800 or HI 2-7078 Slies Wi to 3 IXST. 11 OPT. IN FORDS — OUR SHOWROOM NEEDS FULL TIME Not Every Color In Every Style 466 New Brunswick Ave. EXPERIENCED . Women's Casual CORNER HOY AVENUE CHILDREN^ WEAR SHOES Phone HI 23100 SALESLADIES Formerly up to $4.95

11 V'u have expfirienpe as a children's wear ' iiM|v, we want YOU '.. • and we're sure, after I V|i *en our setting and have talked to us, that II '$ SUMMER SHOES will .see the advantage of joihinfe our perma- Woven and Perforated Styles FIRST QUALITY III .-itulT VENETIAN Slt Formerly ' us now. . , . Get set to "become part of a $10.1)5 REMEMBER... 11 a"t atmosphere. Our store has been estab- WV. CAN ONLY OF- BLINDS •7- i I:K i ii n s i<: SPK- WIHTK ONLY ""' si'vural years, because of a recent fire our VS" TO 16" X Ii4" flute (1ALS FOR I WKMK, ALL ALUMINUM '^ been completely renovated, completely STOHE HODKS: WE WILL BE SO CALL TODAY l|lli Monday and Tuesday OVEN WEDNESDAYS KOK lKfl. ESTI- AWNINGS 1OK " itioned and' is in the heart of town. riiuisdaj K 9 to 1 MATES ON YOUK *"'llml. salary arrangement, for .qualified Friday Fur Vour Convenience IIOIVIE lsl'l(iH\s, full-time bas^. Saturday D-7 ! WWWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWWWWWtfi WINDOWS-DOORS-PATIOS Wl'V mil- plan now to stop at the Youth """" Hlwp for a personal interview with Mr. SHULAND z, 190 Sjnith Street, Perth Amboy DURALCO Manufacturing Products Co. •WIIKHK PROPKK HT COMKS HHST" (7 WASHINGTON MENUE Carteret 1-8866 Diis MOIH8VJ HM««. PAGE FOUR FBTDAV JULY CARTER

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By FRANKLIN J. MEINE Editor, The Amertokn Peoples EncycIopeAl*

T F YOU are a tclence fiction fsn. Q_How many 8ena|or(i are up for reelection In l!ir,n? ' find plan on piloting your own A—Thirty-two Senators' terms expire In 19R7, lr. n..|,,,, spare ship, you should know that n it llcana. Republicnrm include: Aikon, BI.TKICI-, Hi-iuirit |.• n i thr sun i> the central body Ot th» i Capehart, Carlson, Cisp, Cuttnn. Dirksen, Duff, IlickiMil.,. I'h, tolnr system. Th« tun'i mail ii \ Mlllikln, Welker, Wiley and Young. Demon al. | 'II»I,I 333,000 tlm«g that of the firth ;: iiMi •* ltrvln, Fulbright, George (Will not run), Hny(|,.rii nr| and the lorct of gravity tt tit ""l(l!,| Johnston, Lehman. Long. Magnuson^Monrnney, MIHS,. m surface It 11.t tlmei that at tht Ul 'I Smal earth'* surface. This means that Q Can you tell me who the representatives In Contrrss ,,! a man weighing ISO pounds on the wall and Puerto Rlfto »re? A—Delegate from Alnska Is E. L. JliirtMt; from Hawaii, M n JQSI Farrington. The Resident Cumtaissioner from Pu.,!,,' II ICQ j Fernot-Isern. Q—What Ii the population of Puerto Rloo as eoroparrri to

A—Puerto Rico, 2,210.703; Alaska, ,W8,M3, and Hawaii, Ing to the 1930 census. q—How many Stales have only ewe Representative In

v_Frjur. Wyoming, Vermont, Mcvada and Delaware. PVZ7.I F. Ht. «0» Q—If a Korean GI la foln» to school lull time, would he msob f ACKOSI ' 10 Well venti- 38 Performed UK«hM 1 Antmtl lated 57 River of evaporated to draw GI unemployment allnwa-DccS, since he was IUii ,,n ', S Mutilate 01 Sllvtr coin Europe B0 EagVa ntit A—No. The law-prohibits full-Ume Korean GI bill traiill:t.s ^^ 10 Part of church of Morocco M Kind of paatr? 01 Simpleton M Bulled cr««t M Fruit of oak (pi.) S3 Man of land ing unemployment allowances at the same time. "' •I mountain 65 Gfrl'i name ItI CombininCom g cemented on range M ith hurricane form: aircraft aea bottom 1ft Wln« mcalur* of IMS 31 After awhile M Cord o« TrlesU IT Mother of 33 To harden K Sea eaglt 19 Duok PerMut 33 Anglo-Saxon 07 India fijhtnf earth would weigh about two tons 17 Kai •seftidfd N Tall martb alavea boat If he could ba taken to the gurface 18 Narrate grans M Purlolna M Famllj nama it CsTera with TO H»llt (UN! 38 The heart oftheErardU* of the sun. But don't worry about pitch 10 Femlnfrii (anat.) (Bib.) gaining a ton or so In weight. The 10 Qeometrta oame 431 Attempted N To cut. trftet flgur* 43 Rodenta •nick tun Is on the average slightly 82 Ancient DOWN M Melodloua ' (3 Feminine more than 93 million miles dis- country of 48 Salt-covered name AMBOY FEED; SHOWS Yl 1 Prohlblta Italy a Great Laka plain where B3 Mtadow tant from the earth. » Persian tltl* 3 Armed (alley • * e Blotch of old North- 1 L|S| Ml 3| M Kind of well men * TIM* If you don't mind incurring the S T E|D] 30 A fray 4 Kind of boat s p EITU AIOITU wrath of the press, ask your local 34 Scorch 8 Game A IF T E 0 IIN1C41 » Stinging e Bright laying «Uc newspaper editor If he knowl the uM 7 Form of HOWTO FERTILE X Kind of far "to be" nan QQBDB GGEG name of the first printer in the IpU > Recisa Ui llUfj rjQUlU QQ BDlJ Americas, Chances are he won't. SI Rocky short BO QDdli I3DDG EF plnnaelt • Island In Med- The first printer in the Americas LAWNS, SHRUBS, FLOWl M To build iterranean was Juan Fftblos, tent to Mexico in W «ik 10 Wei In har- aauu 3DCT nnnc_ 41 OoMtn mony with 1539 by his employer, Juan Crom- THE PROFESSIONAL GARDENER'S w| 44 rtih tin 11 Fruit •ailJQQ OQDKQL3 berger, influential publisher of Se- CONSTRUCTION BEGINS: With Caloil I'rrMtlt'iit B. U\ I'irkard at the contiiils, the first earth was U Simple 1J Hindu 41 ViHag* woman's as anna nnnn no ville, Spain. In another 100 years moved this week as eonstnictiiin began on a new four-slnry annex to Thr California Oil Company's CtmmunitJ garment ana na EHDDEI DDB administration building at 1200 State St. Directing Mr. IMrkurd in this photo is V. VI. Mayer, Secre- In Java IS Bride of printing reached what is now tht with Just a Touch 44 Deletion! Lohengrin anas aaaaD uaai United States. In 1639 Stephen tary-Treasurer of the company. The new annex, runtainint; approximately 9,000 square feet, will iS SedaU 11 Dlvlalon ot nanaa DCID nnnciti BJ — V«|ai ' clan Daye set up hit press In Cam- provide additional office spare for some 60 employees as well as a conference room for group meet- N Made (lad 13 Hoar boat bridge, Mass., arid printed "The Ings. Cost of th« project is estimated at $140,000. W J. Wilck, Inc., Perth Am boy, iS serving as of Your Thumb! KBHpt U Scoffed ADIWU U mile M: Ml Freeman's Oath" and an almanac. geenral contractor (OT construction of the new addition, which is scheduled for completion in Janu- Next year saw the first American ary of 1957. The building was originally constructed by the Barber Asphalt Company, and has housed Breaking It Gently "Don't tell her abruptly." - book in English, the "Bay Psalm administrative offices of Caloil since 1946. "Mrs. Upton's pet dog has been: "No, I'll begin by saying it's her Book." run over; she'll be heartbroken." | husband." GO SPECTACULAR GROWTH with DEFENSE COSTS FAST-ACTING, EASY-TO-APPLY Prom fiScal' 1951 through 1956 (If the current spending rate con- YOUR NEW tinues), the cost of rearming for carac 7 the jet-atomic age will be about DAIECARNEGK SOCIAL SECURITY I The RUSSELL MILES Agency $528,300,000,000. This period also Includes the years of the Ko- AUTHOR OF "HOW TD STOP WORRYING AND START LIVING" rean War. High defense officials By ALLAN A. BASS PROFESSIONAL estimate that spending for mili- Real Estate - Builders - Contractors ILLIAM M. MAQEE, 2U2 Erie Street, San Diego, California, says A. I do baby-sitting in a num- tary defense over the i 15-year ber of private home*. I average CONCENTRATES period extending to 1965 may total W the day be flew 34S miles down into Mexico, was one he will never over $100 every three months from more than $500,000,000,000 even forget. Th« weather was perfecWclear and bright—the air was smooth - Insurance - and their plane perfect for the trip. this work, but I understand I am tvw with the nation at peace. not covered by social security be- 1() Cookr Ave., GirUiTt, N. J. They ate their lunch tt i small ranch, cooked by a Mexican woman, SAVS TIME, WORK AND MONEY! Backward Races on* of the most delicious meils he has ever eaten, consisting of turtle cause no single employer pays me Modem science has found a way for you to grow a iprctarular.j CA-l-5308 Backward races are the ones soup, delicious turtU steaks, a Mexican salad as much as $50 In a quarter. Can't green lawn . •. beautiful flowering shrubs nilil evergrren that still have to kill people by tostadas, frijoles (Mexican beans) and coffee. AH I pay my own social security on of blooming roset, duhliae, azuleas, mums and oilier om hand. — Portland Express. this rich spicy taU ht at* »od enjoyed. In fact, this income, since I make over announces everything about the trip was exciting and enjoyable, $400 a year? fetter, eatier and more economically than ever before. Remember! one of the outstanding cventc v »|iiaK < one thing while worrying about othcTS. Consequently cannot be classed as a self- •cling, instantly-availalilu concertIraleil cheiniciils-anil MH he was never it ewe; he stcmed to be living in a ter- CARNEGIE employed person', If you wen work and money, too. Until recently, ori/r the prufr^iiiiuli • rible "thrash" every minute of every day. operating % day school or a dky to use miracle contentrajfcd chemicals* because only liir? luJ ™ But that trip, from which ho returned fresh and enthusiastic, taught nursery as a business, and ha4 SOO-gallon Unk-»prays needed to apply tli«m. him he could do mor* and better work after such a period of relaxation. net earnings of $400 or more a But thankt to the CARAC 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S year, you. would then report so- AND HERE ARE Th'E AW Lawn and Garden Sprayer, and cial security for yourself, , CARAC PROFESSIONAL NO. 13 LUCKY Prompt Lad CARAC Professioniil Concen- "The Friendly Store" Skive — I hear that young Po- This same question often trates, now you ran tuke iidvan- CENTRATES YOU CAN Palls City, Nebr. — Tom Lud- arises with respect to other non- nozzle is bringing suit against the Ufe of this easy, scientific gur- MORE BEAUTIFUL LAWNS I wig believes. No. 13 is lucky for government for $50,d00 damages. covered jobs, such as work, for dening method yourself! him. He has held Richardson Pycraft On what grounds? an exempt non-profit orgainiia- CARAC Balanced U«n Fe county's No. 13 automobile license FOR VACATION TIME! Skive Platfeet, He was ori a Uon, or short time farm work. plak for the last 39 years and has government job and was carrying There is no way that earnings SPRAY AWAY never had an automobile accident. h i GET SET FOR A WONDERFUL TIME . , . a heavy pieoe of iron when the from any non-covered Job can YOUR with pretty, practical and packable fash- whistle blew and he dropped the be reported for social swmrity ions from our new vacation-special selec- ixon on hU feet. credits. LAWN CHORES! tion! We have a wide range of styles and phone sizes for every type. Shop here today! Model Illustrated: rates are

Black and White this year step up to a new CARAC tht priu-! I ID ftrtiliie -I"11111 v< '' * LOW f LAWN AND m«, thru ynui < AH-^' -v ^ive ytiur U*n u.^ Hartford GARDEN SPRAYER jjmwth - SIIUIIK" !••"'• lujhtr lulm ni .'-'' SORCERY Norfolk tybact1 Appb "' " ; •'*"' only S lbs. (tor «v«r<»9« lo/nl . from 8.95 By from MIW M 10 Ibi. Ifor lor)««- !•*"' " alUr e PM n4 ftaklaya. I aria. •utioo nM, io% tax aat I LAWN-BOY LARGER SHRUBS With CARAC E Others from 5.98 !&OOOOOJ). for the most beautiful lawn you've ever had This remark- Fertilize' r able invention Watch fonythi*'- •"" ' (Patents Noi,' .lodcndrons nil """; Women's and Children's 2 3 M 1 "> 8 !> * tti(j ihtul" »i"' ''!!!; 218H445! is no/ plantinjiswkri'" ll|il ;':' !lJI|: j 18" DELUXE ] life, burtt intn i* ,) but a fcatKer- SPORTSWEAR CULT wcinht, prcci- | t MI a • c n g i - Styled by Jantzen, Old Colony, Sally Togs neered, uittti- amifiiiiiti-'l IIIIIII"-"!" ,"_ * tific mUrumvnll the ntk oirnl.i and Sacony ,! !:,. Jil-'P'I Simply till ihc jar with the proper N t Tee Shirts • Shorts lhat i Jl ihitt n lo ill * This Bates Mid-Summer You net the Mine remits the tx- disciplined cotton pert* do-wi(^oui pumping Ni lank- • Bras • Play Su|s spray or working bulkfi-n ili jcrs into swim short is a the toil Because the ualer prtuure neat meld of lion the "dirty work" lor you! Feed *i» 'P11-""1 lc! ' • Pedal Pushers • Midriffs SALE tht s»il uf 1"{" '!' black and white. outdiKir iirn.iiiiii"J^ Fits forever- fasy~To-Handlaf loryoursdl h"* "••••"' • Terrycloth Beach Jackets Now On!! No oilier lawn mower lias so »*w Itvtt cr »nd 1-vt-li. r i.;- thanks to Jantzen Tht (prayer is so cdty to handle FldWlrl hutsl """•• '' many features to make grass • Maw "iwltiiu" end naaatrtJ«i*A evco a teen-uyc child iin UK it licr - lilnsiiillls /'"* ; Crinkelastle tu l 1 1 cutting your favorite outdoor '•' •**" * •• ""•' •'•*•• Anulini 60 to I ratio permits you tUice the >i» I I " ; • Sandals • Beach Towels method of ihirrinj. FAHTASTIC SAVINGS to ipray up to 11 lulluns of MIIUIIUII ration 122• 1 s .'.' • ^ spoil. And no olher lawn mow- * *""'' ""^ on juuf liwn with just onclillinj ftMlLCjXtal'1'! JIJ'1 «'•'' |U OrT-on straps. er gives y*u the great new • '""' "* * •*• **• * "* * You auually handle I Ml lb>. of mix- in iiiimi(t.-s. N.'tl!" • ' ture without feeling the wfi(ih[. • Sun Dresses • Robes' Bra Boning ON ALL /« "I KVH CUT" \ " ** mums, JjhlUwiH LtVti.LUl . . » HH» lofty And it's so perfectly engineered lib. iU« Adjusts to your i MM11| that it MufutrttitUitUy distributes the Inclusive new Turf-Rider „„„ M,, , Complete Line of shape, txti) ratio oi lertlliter and water 6UARA* SUMMER can't scalp, Cuts to close, it # AdiwtaM* « fruiii the l>rx drop to the Ul(, re- MEN'S and BOYS' eliminates hand clipping. . u ht w«ighi gardless ol warn prcwurc, even if 81M* 8 us at luw us iU lbs. Keeps your lawn smooth as a , Supw-taft 10 to 1» So order iinmedimely! Eliminates Summer Sportswear • MNIltH putting sreeu, « Fully 4oieos of your hardest chores, and ruakas faidenlnji fun again. Abso- your morny I""" u M I MANY OTHER LOVELY JANTZEN HOURS: lutely (uarnnteid to save you time, by Arrow, Tru-Val, McGregor, Th. «im* t« I""1"' " SUITS IN STOCK a;30 AM to « KM wotli and money or your purchase Kuyntse, Jant/en biac baik. So act Friday Till 9 rM

Cloned STOKE HOURS: Wednesday DAILY 9 A. M, to 6 1*. M. Amboy Feed - Garden Sho] FRIDAY TILL 8 P. M. H&H Closed WMblNdw AH Df>y E 111-2-1350 GEORGE WALSH, I'resident FASHIONS OFKN MONDAY 1IIKU SATURDAY 8 A. M. to 0 f. IW. — Cl.OSK WEDNESDAY 12 NOON AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT 104 IHain Street * 279 New Brunswick Avenue <«««« OA street. Woudbridge FRIDAY .in,V \?. l:if.r, '—~" " " "" PAGE FIVR \nioco Station Takes Lead In Senior League Race ii,-|(KT - Eddie's Amoco Poloncsak if , first place In the Or, rf ml( 1 " Kl. riMitlon Baieball League t,||1IU, the St. Demetrius' Totals 26 3 1 This an' That ,_:; in a tightly played St Demetrius I'll ' Friday flight at, the B»hf Ruth rnntlnuct to b* ft i.i.-t AB R *tlnmlitln( Influrnir an our n»- st.ndlum field, jSpzak, 2b hii" 4 0 lunikl pull me. Thrrr would fe« •t pemetrlua team took 8. Lesky, ss 3 1 dull ntomrnU prirtlnlly 'J,ui in the first inning. I Wlzna, cf 2 0 tratnn II hurbull writer I c m,,],{i. Wtana struck out, Kent, c spfrulit« on whether or not th* Nfl 2 0 ,lk,,l. Nardl doubled and rdi, 3b ... 3 0 current major le«ioe "iloffet" Klraly, p • •oivtl. 3 0 would m»t buked fish recipes ore un-1 buses coming from the west to The Farmerettes played without on base by allowing only five [ndians and the New York Yan- The Hawks remained undefeat- weights was the announcement Kasklew, 3b 1 «;.• to camps because they re-; visit the United Nations and the no match for the powerful Pu-ihits in all. kees at Yankee Stadium, ed by trouncing the Crusaders that Nashua would reach Mon- •Sarzillo, cf ... 1 !»rbs. apices and other in- j expense was paid for by the United slllo outfit. MIBS B. Johnson hurl- The Brown boys had their hlt- Mr. Sam Sica was elected as 23-9, in a free hitting game. Sisko mouth Park Wednesday morning O'Donnell, lb 4 0 mi, that the average fiaher- National Pilgrimage for Youth by "d a neut four-hitter to win the! ting shoes on by collecting 12 recording secretary for the organi- collected three hits to lead the and would be stabled In Ba^n 12, J. Kolibas, ss . 3 1 ^L™^*^'??8;!^ Odd Fellows of America. game. j solid blows including a home run zation. attack. where the horses of Amory L. Ztmmy, p .... 3 1 nmbow baked with stuffed There were twenty-nine girls and by Lukasluk and a double and A social followed the meeting The Holy Family went down to Haskell, Monmouth Park's presi- r> win fit into any scheme, be it with refreshments and entertain- W. Kolibas, c . 3 0 dent, are stabled. only nine boys and the nicest When Del Rice of the Milwau- triple by Irving. defeat at the hands of the Cru- nilir ur in camp! ment provided by Amos Yanot-! saders, 10-9, in an upset. Rusznka Lawlor, If 3 2 Career Boy, another three-year- bunch of Americans you ever met. kee Braves quit swinging for the Kent, with two hits, led the 1 ;: HI used beside bacon (which and Pascal, with three hits apiece Natnloni, rf 4 old, owned by C. V. Whitney Is fences his batting average zoomed lasers at bat. Sohayda, c , 0 along anyway* Ls a Doings in the Rec leaues this stalled for the Crusaders. 1 rnted two pounds above scale at upward. He had never hit more • For four innings it was n tied 116, an Impost he shares with the :Jffd olives and a box of week. Bumper week in the than ,273 In any one season. But The Eagles defeated the Blue ball game, 2-2, but the Tavern tbs- LAST CALL Totals 36 10 12 older Find and Summer Tan. The trout can be jsoftball league. ... Academy Al- Jays, 12-8 behind the steady up through June 23 he was hitting sers broke out with eight runs "There's a decided uniformity From thase the weights range •J in a skillet If baking pans pitching of Comba. levs and City Line rained out. at a .447 clip. "I quit swinging so in the fifth to win easily. in the contents of my mall this .from 115 un Jet Action down to a 3RAND EXIT Hill A. C. and the K. . team hard," the catcher explains. "I The box score :- morning, Julia." feather of 102 on Corax. hi i:-> skillet fry several strips of just try to meet the ball and It'sI battle to 9-9 score in ninime linningi s Brown's Tavern "How do you mean, dear?" OCEANPORT — The tenth an- She: "For the first time I was While Nashua arrives Wednes- I'll ILIA i lung enough to fry out I the biggest working much better." an d battle they dld as AB "About all my letters begin with nual charity ball and turf carnival really delighted to hear our neigh day, Needles has been on the Mon- the fat. Wrap each olive! 'rhubarb of the season took place. 'Cutter, rf nt Monmouth Park will be held )or's piano going." of bacon and fasten with 3 the same word, 'Unless.' " mouth jcene for a couple of w&ks ... Kollbas and Lawlor hit homers I Semenza hurls last innings and Mengel, sss 4 Saturday, July 28. Music for danc- He: "Worth while, wasn't it?" but his connections have not yet "' , , „ , , . I for K. of C. team and Medvetz allows no hits. tuke, 3b 5 Auto companies report peak un- ing will be furnished by Sammy "It certainly was. The moving declared their intentions in £M- •.!• out almost all of Uw bacon and Bellack dupllcak the same Next Monday, Lone Star will Kinch, p 3 employment has passed. Kaye, men were taking it out." nectlon with the handicap. -troin the skillet, then put' ,„ the „,„ Wam meet City Line and on Tuesday; stark, cf 5 St. Joseph's score 19 against Sabo's will meet the Rod and Gun Qural, 2b 5 Ihe Hawkes 6 runs and tie for 5th team. A win for the Rod & Gun; Medwick, c 4 is many place. will mean the first half cham- j Irving, If 4 place the remainder Big brothers of th& best seller Senior league hard ball. ... A Plonship. lHayduk, lb 3 fish. Add three table- 1 liquid from the 0||VMj (ew more rained out games during The parents of the boys playing *., and $very bit as modern! - until flan flakes readily,the mi week' Wednesday Edd-ie's in the leagues should take a little Totals 36 , 14 12 with fork. Amoco win another game from in interest in the boys and come St. Ella's I the young Ramblers 6-4 as Mack- out and watch them play and give I AB R (urrled Bullheads jwlnskl hits homer with two on them encouragement. ! Hunderman, cf .. 3 0 :base. is an East Indian Runs are a dime a dozen In "the D'Zurilla,, 2b .. 1 1 dozen or more spices Junlor lettgue' On girls' Softball league and Mike M. Yavorsky, 3b 3 1 ••iijoyed New World appeal Ia near upset oocun'ed as the city Pusillo's girls are doing most ofMullan, ss . 4 0 ii:iii of the Old This pos- '^ne a'mos' *>ea' ™ R°^ and Gun the scoring. Monday's results were,' Kent, lb .. 41 1 leam Tneron ii"' to the foresijht oof | - Carmichael singles Pusillos 27 and Farmerettes 6.; Haratt, if 3 0 who have prepared iin the sev«ntn ^° drive in two And All Stars lost a close game Galamb, c ,3 0 meet almost any taste,!and win the gamt! J'2- to the Bara-Rettes 27. Hrycuna, rf . . 2 0 11 i lo strong, sweet to hot. On Tuesday, Sabo's win their A little reminder to all the boys Geza Gari, rf .. 1 1 '•*i)V calling CA-1-5G00 ur WOK- 111 gear shifting on hills or in traffic^ Revolutionary '»<> mow. Hts fulltotal 1710. You may also stop at the Modern features such as th,e$e spark all phases of II Carteret Press office, Roosevelt "Retarder" gives' safer downhill hauling, less brake tin- majors ig exactly four, performance. If big trucks are part of your business, ""KU hit hla last one, Avenue, earner Leiuk Street. """I StciHary Jack Dunn wear! we'll expect to see you soon! 'Optional at extra wi* ,11 1 {>^yU behind Mantle." New Ttfpls-Torqup Tandems! Optional at in Series 5000 //iryuj/i 10000 trmjt models. We Carry A C°StS BO HttU Complete Selection Of Champs of every weight t0 IMPORTED & DOMESTIC WINES & LIQUORS Only jrdnchised Chevrolet dealers /CHEVROLET display thU /amous trademark anywhere Free Delivery LEAQVE WOH DIAL 5975 II C1«vela«d 8 OF II, tli" l;:::; BUT THE i ROCKMAN'S HATIONAl$ TAVERN & LIQUOR Store ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. TOOK 6 Of THE Uaiidulph St., and Pmhlni Ave. 30 ROOSVELT AVE. CA 1-5123 .CARTERET, N. HE XT II. LAUTKKET, N. J. '»#*••#• PAOF, RTX FRIDAY, JULY H, 10r.fi mi-

nt Vlilrh thr children will bo en- the past eight -Veai-j II. jfrtdlned with games and refresh- municipal chairm an < ments, weather permitting, era tic party In Carlo, •• The council's qunrterly com- candidate for may,,, ' Hi. muninn breakfast will be hnld in vember election the Columbian Club on July 29 The Dolans I followlnR Uii* 8 A. M. Mass In St. Street and he ' Mm-y's Ukrainian Catholic offices at 62 Church. Joseph fiuhnr Rnd Stan- •" A-, ley Olnria were named chairmen. James J. Dunne., retreat chnlr- Carteret \\ oiiird mnii. requested member* •make 'Continued, from i-escrv:>tlmi immediately for the tnr. The mayor \ July 20 to 22 retreat. Tickets for membership that i- the Ana. 31 nlRht games at the contact with the 1)( "•olo r.rounds hetween the Glanta ties on i nd Dodgers BI'P now being sold station in the West {•,,,' y Pi-nnk J, Ooyena. The mayor vowed i,,.", ' A first and second decree teflm flnue his effort., |,, "' is being formed. Members wlsh- sub-station for the p,.,,,'-' mc to participate are asked to Carteret. Mr. Fnrefr,r,j ', nn'tnet Mr. Torok or Prank Ooy- his speech in respp,t , KEYNOTER . . . finv. Arthur B. nn. ship of the prop], ,„ ' Ij»n,'llp of Washington wan rho rn Mr. Panek announced rnstnlla- during the past ran, ,„., keynote speaker (for the (JOI* ion nf new officers will be held declared once tin. s. cnnvrntlnn opening Aug. 20 in San July 23 and will be conducted by were In them won:,!'',',":' franclsco. William Lewandowskl of Dunellen. more flood condlii,w- "!, district deputy. that the storm sewns •) > I.E(JAI, NOTICES The New Jersey Chapter 4 been put in when thn,,|" meeting will be held Friday in mlnlstrntion built thr lP.., NOTICE Metuehen. Delegates appointed The mayor cohclurini" i Take nntlre that we, A. W. Hall h he was very well ,||,,, '' Son, of 34 Atlantic Strent, HorouRti of were Messrs. Panek, Del Vacchio, Oftrteret, County o( Middlesex. Btfttc o( CMnda, Teleposky and Stanley large turhouts at |,, tlfm ITWV, will soil at public auction meeting and hop,.,] „!., OB July 21. 1956. nil household Roods SMIHK. Alternated are John Ooy- »nd etlects nt the bclow-nnncd persons i«na. Prank Nadolski, John Bosze, would attend thes,. ,.,„',',. for which we hnve a Warehousemen's Mr. Torok and Mr. Suhar. InRs, the first anrl ihim Ltttl for unpaid storage clmKOH. of the month to siv i,('.,' Rlnhnrd Anderson FETED BV LODGE: Thirty-eight high school students from Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri arc pictured above hosldr the bus Sunday which brought them to Lois Dnvls ough official* cotici,,;-' , Oeo. FarnRo Carteret for a lunch stopover while on tlieir way to a visit in New York City. The trip is sponsored by the Supreme Lodge. Odd Fellows Anniiaitynitf-d Nations Pil- Delay Awards ness of Carteret. Tiv Samuel McKnhan grimage to New York. After church services in Princeton Sunday morning, the nine boys and 29 girls' lined up outsids of the bus parked beside the local lodge. In the Kratulated the p \{"' T. Mayo photo on the left are Ben Zusman, treasurer, and standing in the back is Sam Roth, trustee. On the. right side, from left to right, arc Kdward Stockman, (Justave Wai, (Continued from Page One) A. W. HAIX ft 8ON, of $1,000 as a part-time book- auxiliary on theSpi,.,,,i, Warehousemen Lester Sabo, Jr., Lester Sabo, John Hass, chairman of the affair; Sam Binstcin, noble grand, and Thomas Moss, past district deputy. accomplished for tin .' C. P. 7/13, 20/56 binder for next year. After ques- tionlnE by Mr. Brown it was ascer- PA.L. Day, July 4 !' cup heavy cream whipped ble boiler and cook until thick- NOTICE 2 tained that the work could be Mrs. Ann McLoci ,-,.,, 1 tablespoon vinegar ened, stirring constantly. Add but- TAKE NOTICE that OEM TAVERN. City Line Team done by her Just as cheaply as a new fall project ,ir INC.. a rorporntloh of New Jersey, has Sai-ah Ann's Salt find pepper ter and vinegar. Soften the 2 tea- having it sent to an outside firm applied to the Mayor and Council o( Lettuce spoons of gelatin in the' y cup Bin at the first nn*i'. the Borough of Cnrteret, Now Jersey, 4 Mrs. iJosephlne O'Brien's re- Bust, and *ny nicm:-,,'. for a transfer of a Plenary Retail Con- Peel the tomatoes. Add the rad- of water and add to the hot mix- Almost Upsets •umptlon License—No. C -38—Issued to Cooking Class quest for a 26-inch typewriter to Join-, contact hn ishes, celery, cucumber and green ture. Stir until dissolved. Cool Paul Stellnto. trading as "Pert Tav in order to facilitate handling Refreshment folinn,,; em," for premlsns situated at #136 onions, to the whipped cream. Add Remove the skin and bones from many of the larger forms and a cial which was in <• ••.,.'.' WMhlnston Avenue, Carteret, New the vinegar, a little nt a time, the sajmon. Add with the cucum- Rod & Gun Club Jersey. When the thermometer climbs ber to the selatin mixture. mimeograph machine was ap- Evonitz and Mrs si!-, Names and residences of officers, dl and season well with salt and pep- proved by the board. She said and appetites take a downward . CARTERET — The City Linn rectors and stockholders holding one per. Cut the tomatoes into quar- Mix the pea soup with the milk. that her work was piling up and or more percent of the stock of said plunge, that's the time to bring team nearly pulled the upset of corporation: ters, without cutting clear Heat Just to boiling point and add that they were a necessity. salads to the rescue. There is a the year by holding the league Michael Poll, Vlce-Prcsldcnt lot of good nourishment in the through. Spread open petal fash- the gelatin which has been soak- 9 Louis Street. Carteret, N. J. 1 leading Rod and Gun Club for six Commissioners Kolibas objected heavy salads, while the lighter ion on beds of lettuce. Put som/ ed in the cold water. Add lerrion RITZ Th Frances Toll, Treasurer of th..! vegetable mixture on each juice" and the onion. Pour into a (innings by a 2-0 count. But in to the method of purchasing the eatri 9 Louis Street. Carteret, N. J. be used as a fl r s t mimeograph machine at a price of Cartiri-t, N. J. Awtust Staubach, Secretary ones may tomato. greased mold or loaf pan. Chill the last two frames, the Rod and 66 Linden Street, Carteret, N. J. course. Gun club scored three runs to re- $650 without a bid. Ellznbcth SUutmch, Ass't Treasurer 'until set, Pour over it the salmon NOW THRU SATntil.w] main undefeated. Rock IIiirison in 66 Linden Street, Carteret, N. J. Jellied Lime and Grapefruit Salad Salmon Mold mixture. Chill until firm. Slice and Edward Llslckl, President serve on salad greens. George Schmanko struck out 68 Linden Street. Carteret, N. J. 1 pk. lime flavored gelatin 1V2 teaspoons salt nine playes and gave up only one Anti Rabies "NEVER SAY GOODBYE Catherine Llsirkl. As»'t Secretary 1 cup hot water 98 Linden Street, Carteret, N. J. 1M> teaspoons sugar hit in the third and two in the ' — Also — 1 cup grapefruit juice Fruit Salad Flale (Continued from Page One) Objections, If any, should be made l'/2 teaspoons flour seventh, but he lost ten game. Richard Widnmi, , Immediately In writing to George J. 1 cup drained grapefruit section He added that this is the season Brechkn, Borough Clerk of Carteret. 1 teaspoon mustard Arrange lettuce on each serv- Carmichael drove in the^.wln- when polio strikes its first blow— "BACKLASH New Jersey. 1 cup sliced olives 2 egg yolks ning run and relieved Ward m the ing plate. Add a slice of pine- from now until September. He ex- Saturday — Kidiijp M OEM TAVERN, INC. Salad greens 6 tablespoons milk apple, a half peach and pear. Top sixth inning, getting credit for 136 Washington Avenue, 1 avocado plained that the vaccine was Cnrteret, New Jersey 1 tablespoon butter with a mound of cottage cheese. the victory. SUNDAITTHRI ins Mayonnaise or French dressing scientifically approved and! defi- Dated: June 25, 1956 '/4 cup vinegar Red and Gun Club 13) JULY 15, Hi. 1; C. P. 7/6. 13/56 Alternate whole sections of oranse nitely effective. Dissolve the ge|atin in the hot i 2 teaspoons gelatin » and grapefruit slightly over- Mesquita, 2t) Jane Wyman, Van .i,,in Since May 7, 1955, over 30 mil- water. Add the grapefruit juice.' >/4 cup cold water lapping the cheese mounds. Add 3 Paiva, 3b dinner No. 14153 Reserve District No.2 Cool. When it begins to thicken 1 1-lb, can salmon clusters of seeded grapes, cherries T. Carmichael, If, p lion children have been vaccinated "Miracle In the Rain" REPORT OF CONDITION OP THE add the drained grapefruit and l without a mishap, he said, adding FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN CAR- r2 peeled cucumber sliced and melon balls. Top with mayon- Olear, lb — I'lus _ TERET, IN THE STATE OF NEW JER-sliced olives. Turn into 8 indi- naise Garnish with, a ripe olive that it had been at least 75 per Dane Clark in SEY. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS Zuilo, c vidual molds, When ready to serve and a celery heart. Gluchoski. ss cent effective in preventing para- 'MASSACHir ON JUNE 30, 1956, PUBLISHED IN RE- unmold on salad greens and gar- For The Peas SPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMP- R. Corrente, cf lytic polio. nish with slices of avocado. Serve UJlw — Dlnnenfarc TROLLER OP THE CURRENCY, UN- 1 can condensed pea soup R. Psttus, cf The health inspector stated that DER SECTION 5211. XI. S. REVISED with Mayonnaise or French dress- Beet Salad WEDNESDAY - S VI1 STATUTES. '/2 cup rich milk E. Carmichael, cf the U, S. Public Health Service, ing. 1 tablespoon gelatin 2 cups diced beets American Medical Association and JULY ,lg, Hi, :>n. ASSET8 Scheflhauser, rf Bqrt Lancaster. r,i CftHl), bulimies with otfcsr VH cup cold water Salt and pepper W. Ward, p, If, American Health Service have all m banks. Including reserve and Gina Lfllluiu^ii , n,| Tomato Salad Juice of !2 lemon 1 medium onion minced gone on record In stating that it bftlnnrc, and rush HemB In • 6 small tomatoes process of collection $1,072,424.04 1 teaspoon minced onion 1 cup diced celery 23 3 4 is safe to vaccinate children with "TRAPEZE United States Onvernment V-i cup sliced radishes Mix salt, sugar, flour and mus- 2 hard boiled eggs chopped City Line 12) the polio vaccine during the warm obUiiatlims, direct and 'A cup diced celery , — Alsii— guiwiueed 2,011,567.24 tard together and mix with the Mix ail ingredients. Season to AB B H weather. 1 cucumber diced "DRAGON'S cum Ohllr'ntioiis of Elates and egg yolks. Scald milk and add to tast£. Moister with mayonnaise". Litwinski, 3b .410 political subdivisions .. 381.541 93 4 green onions chopped 1 the yolk mixture. Return to dou-' Serve jsn lettuce. Other bonds, notes and Manciichak, If 0 debentures : 243,809.99 R, Donovan, lb, p 0 Corporate stocks I Including Dolan Kondrk, c . 0 IB.JOO.OO stock of Federal (Continued from Page Onei Reserve Bank) ,... 6,300.00 Bordelon, ss 0 Lotns and discounts i In- P. Sica, 2b 0 Star, Purple Heart and the Presi- MAJESTK cluding t-OM- overdrafts),, 1,414,684.48 dential Unit Citation. Bulk premises owned. * McMann, cf 0 Crochet Pattern No. 117—Tempt NOW SHOWIM. tn.002.Bl; furniture and A, Donovan, rf Mr. Dolan is married to the for- flUures, $13,312.00 *.. 90.314.81 your crochet hook with this pine- mer Jean Oettls, Saskatchewan, In Cinemascope .mil (ni» (Bank premises owned are Schmanko, p. If .... apple-fan chair $et. You'll find it subject to $-000- Hens fascinating to do. Full crochet in- Canada. Tljey have four children. not assumed by bank) He is a communicant of St. Jo- 'The Eddie DuchinStor) Other assets 13,362.18 27 2 4 itructiom in pattern. Dreti Pattern No. 1482 it cut in seph's Church, a1 member of the With Tyrone Power. Kim TOTAL ASSETS ... (5,234,004,67 President Tito of'Yugoslavia has rizet 12,14,16,18, 20; 40, 42. Size Holy Name Society, Knights of FIRESA1I Our Next Bic Atiiai-iiral 14, 3% yard* o] 35-inch; % yard UABUITIES begun talks on "friendship and Columbus, the American Legion peace" with Ruminia. contrast. Send 25c [or each Needle- Demand ticpoultn of Indi- work Pattern, 35c lor each Dren and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. "THE PROUD AND ltt| viduals, nurtnershlpa, and He Is an active Hfe-long Demo- corporations $1,633,723.63 Now Going ,on at Pattern, to AUDREY LANE BU- PROFANE' Time deposits of Indtvld- REAU, Dipt. "NWNS," 367 W. crat. At present he is president of ritlR. partnerships and cor- Adam Street, Clucago 6, III. porations : 2,939,928.89 the Carteret Board of Education Deposits of United Stftto* I and has served on that board for Government (including Phone rates are postal savings) 100,302.69 Panek Appoints NOW Pi.wr Woosits o( 8tat.es and po- ISELIN. N. J. Victor Mature, .l.imt I..-i:h| litical subdivisions 214,683.36 I (Continued from Page One) Other deposits I certified and phanasje on July 22. Members with ISELIN Ll-8-9090 CWhter's checks, etc.y 27,817.17 VIVIEN'S KIDDY SHOP Gl "SAFARI" TOTAT, DE- portable barbecue grills were ask- POSITS $4,976,515.14 after 6 P.M.! ed to bring ^hem for the picnic, AIR-CONDITIONED — Also - I "STAR IN Till in 105 Main Street Wood bridge NOW THRU SAT. ! ! TOTAL LIABILITIES 14.918.515.74 Cleveland (for instance) SUN., MOW, II I n>nt Andrtwi - Vlnrtnt Price CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Day rate $1^ Capital Stock » 100,000.00 "Storm Over the (c) Common stock, tota.1 After 6 P. M...' 85< I "While The City Sleeps" — iiiid par 1100,000.00 , 3 minute station rate from NEW BRUNS-1 — PLUS — < Surplus _. lW.Ooneo "COCKLESIIUJ iili;n- set lor pictures! ACCOUNTS ..» 231,488.93 2-SPECIAL FEATURES—2 Vacation 'Siop'V.ar you1. (WadqwaMm 5—CARTOONS—5 J AND 'f6r k^elak tojneras.and film CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $5,234,004.61 DAILY SCHEDULE: SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY Itubrrt Taylor • Dana Wjnlrr MEMORANDA f Clearance! Assets pledged'or awt-jned | Boys' Wash Suits, Diaper Sets, TEL. WO-8-0809 "D-DAY, 6th of JUNE" WEUiyESDAV A llill(>ll-1 to siTiire liabilities and ALL l'rnnipt, Free Delivery 1 for other purposes 4 181.900.00 TUTTDCn A V Creepers, Sweaters, Boys' and Girls' — PLUS — 2— Smasli II' • SUMMER - (Jim Kurd - Kriust Borenlnt I, John P. Mulvlblll, Cashier of tbe llHJIVk?IJi\I Jewelry, Belts, Ties, Gloves and "JUBAI/1 above-named bank, do solemnly swear , Suspenders. , "EAST OF EDEN" that the above statement Is true to tbe H|VTS PUBLIX best of inv knowledge and belief. JOHN P. MBLVIHILL, Cashier I Correct4-Ak»e8t: Van llfllin, V'\" i. M. wiias. Layette Items, Blankets, Crib Sheets, J KINDZBR8KI, -STATE- 1 Infants' UnderWear, Carriage Nets, PHARMACY • DR. PHIL R. CH0DO8H. "FRiDAY AND S\niillA«| >2 91 MAIN ST., WOObHHllH.E Directors. Buntings, Carriage Covers, Robe 1 FRIDAY Closing for Vacation THEATRE, 2—Action-rill' '' "'" 3TATE OK NEW JER8HSY, and Booty Sets, Etc. COUNTY OP MIDDLESEX, as: Woodliridxc N. J. Kelvin M.-i .n-H" Sworn to and subscribed before me All ( uiidllluilcd this 3rd day of July, 1956, and I hereby HAT "INVASION OF Tl I certify that I am not an' officer or Socks, Long Sleeve Polo Shirts, ee 6 -FORDS- T1IIKS , Fill., SAT. . director of this bunk. Knit BODY SHATCHERS CHAKL&! OHLOTT. S \ TTIR Tl A Y Pajamas and Sleepers. Assorted BAR In < liniu.iSrupr Notary Public of N. J. PLAYHOUSE Vuterie Frenc My Commission e*plre» February 16, Merchandise. 92 MAIN STRKET "TRAPEZE" 1848 WOODBIUI)(»E AIR-CONDITION "SECRET •C. P. 7/13/56 Itiut TIIUKS. THRU HAT. SALE HOURS: — I'LUS — "THE CONQUERER" Valerie Krrnuli, Kaymond Burr In With John Wayne and "SECRET OF TREASURE Daily 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Susin Haywart) MOUNTAIN" "THE ATOMIC MAN" SUNDAY - MONDAY With Oelie Nelson Wendcl Curey, Mltkry Rooney Friday 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. la hurt Saturday Matinee— "BOLD AND THE BRAVE" ISK Vi'uudbiidjie Tel. WO 8-9337 'BEAST WITH l,UOO,(luO EYES' lVMAfST. WQ0PMIWH his term of office expired and his successor, LONDON HOT SPOT CARTERET PRESS Prosecutor Warren W. Wllenta, requested his designation in order to complete what hed Every Friday by Carteret Press he had commenced. The fact that Mr. finding Parting Space in Shopping Roosevelt Avanue, Carteret. N, j. 651 Wilentz, a Democrat, selected Mr. Eber, a Telephone Carteret 1-5600 Republican, to conduct the investigation, Districts Getting Harder, Chftrlei E. Oreiorj indicates the confidence which he imposes Editor and Publisher in his predecessor and it is to be expected Survey finds subscription rates by mall, Including post- that Mr. Eber will proceed with the inquiry , „„, year. $3.00; ilx monthi, $1.60; three lB with promptitude, with fairness to all, and 'n,, gs cents; single copies by mall, 10 J'AH payable in advance. with meticulous thoroughness. »v Ki'iHwih Fink, Director parkin* space far your or In the place whert you umulrjr dt v carrier delivery, 8 cents per copy. This is necessary both so far as the Boafd t'nncptim Research Service B your regular shopping U g«ttiBf of Education and the public interest are PRINCETON—A solid majority fnin-fd as second dais matter June 8,1924 of Nrw Msey cor owners and our tutor or harder?" , nrwct, N. J., Post Oflce, under the Act concerned. If the Board has adhered to the ihivcrs - nbout two out of every The statewide results: requirements of the statutes, it should be tin i-o - nro of the opinion that nndiiv! pnrklnu space (or'tlielr Mr, Eber's patent duty to make this fact fius in the piners1 where they usu- Mother Fascist Party? known. If it has conducted the people's HUv do their shopping It getting hnrder. InttoStrasser, a top Nazi who was banned' affairS With dilig^ce and honesty and And i'itnk and file New Jersey s u uloU5 ttentl citizens — three out of every five 'n1 Gcmany by Adoph Hitler in the 1930's " P * °n * »« sworn oath of N. J. ear driver* 88* IS 14 < - nip of the sir crowd of Socialist hecklers, out- New Missionary — Can you tell But even car drivers In smaller our own advice, and will await the conclu- communities across the state are weir dispersed by police. me what became of my predeces Pi sions of Mr. Eber and the Grand Jury. nor? not too happy with the parking actltles provided for them in the nsj(|p, about 400 followers listened to Cannibal Chief — He made i We hope they will be reached without trip Into the Interior. places where they do their regular Irasxrr's speech, which called for a "new any undue delay. shopping. • Germany, and the cration of a Discouraged Here's the way ci»r drivers In Maybe we should have known the various sized communities feel foddif-class Internationale" in Europe. about paiklng In the places where Sliding Price Scale for Autos all about those flying saucers by iprvrrs think that Strasser may repre- this time tf they had been able to they do their regular shopping: : the closest thing to a Nazi party on the Walter Reuther, president of the United find any place to park.—Arkansai New Jersey Car Drivers Gazette. , |rman scene today. He advocates a state Automobile Workers, has suggested an off- '•' . ; i banization somewhat on the pattern de- season price for automobiles. In other Too Young Or Too Old ioped in Italy by Benlto Mussolini, words, he would have manufacturers lower One of our friends defines the Under the Capitol Dome awkward nee In girls as "too old Strasser favors a neutral foreign policy. the. price of their products in the slack sea- for teddy bears and too young foi Cities son, so that demand would be increased By J. Joseph Gribblns wolves." — Mason City (Iowa The party rally of the German Social 100,000 & over Oazettc. ion is reminiscent of party rallies in and the business year would be better Towni ment Research of Rutgers Uni- 25,000 - 99,999 ... balanced. TRENTON — A century-old, lice would be given more paper Raise Your Slirhts, Charles (miany during th« Twenties and Thirties, versity In a recent report to the Communities The theory behind Reuther's thinking is running fight over redistrictlng work under proposals submitted Charles Cotesworth Plnckney i OHO, of course, can forteell the future, New Jersey into Congressional to the Legislature. Legislature, recommended that who said, "Millions for defense under 25,000 58% 23 18 1 \i the emergence of such a party as Stras- the same that is used in the produce mar- areas will be revived after the To secure a current picture of the area remain practically un- but not one cent for tribute," wa , While the results of today's sur- ket, where the first varieties of various 1960 census when the State is crime in New Jersey, all munici- changed, although most other obviously a piker. He couldn' vey may not be news to harassed certainly portends no good if it ever districts would be reshuffled, r . • i expected to have fifteen seats in pal police departments would be think In billions. — Rlchmoii' public officials seeking to cope fruits and vegetables always bring a higher the House of Representatives in- required to keep uniform records Times-Dispatch. (flops into a major political movement in CIVIL SERVICE: — Governor with the problem of parking In price trran later on in the season, when the tead of the present fourteen. of crimes coming to their atten- fcrmany. Robert B. Meyner believes that tion and all arrests and crimes Running Low their shopping districts, today's supply is plentiful. The Legislature has been at if thousands of competent people odds for the past 26 years cleared by arrests, under a rec- Pa — Well, son, how are your finding point up thejpagnltude of The IVeuJ Cars This practice, carried over into the auto- ommendation of the New Jersey can be attracted to public office the problem and the need for over fixing boundaries of con- in New Jersey and retained in _ ^ ^ few hints about the 1957 model auto- mobile business would mean that those gressional districts, and as a re- Law Enforcement Council. &m un(Jer speedy action, the years ahead through good Pa _ whftt dQ mean sult- the present districts have Further, every police depart- This newspaper presents the re- bbiles are out. Some of the featurs are who wanted a new car during the first few working conditions and.good pay, wat,eIj remained undisturbed despite ment would be required to ports of the New Jersey Poll ex- public service may become a g _ B [ "c _ feeted to Include smaller wheels, wider months when a new model was offered greatly Increased populations in on e ow level clusively in this area. make periodic reports concerning mark of distinction. many areas. s, lower pressure, fuel injection systems, would pay a little more than when the sup- criminal statistics maintained by The. Governor points out that different head lamps. ply became plentiful. New Jersey began dividing it- them*to the Division of State in Great Britain the ablest uni- self into congressional districts Police. Prom such reports, the Competence Creates Confidence The new head lamps on some models are In other words, after the first six months versity graduates seek public ser- in 1842 on the basis of a con- State Police would prepare an vice because It is considered such •1 j)er.teu\to featur^ two lights in each front of the year, as an example, the-manufac- gressional mandate. Five districts annual report and send it to the a mark ef distkuiUoh. In New Governor and to the Legislature pdrr, so that drivers on long trips will be turer might reduce the price to his dealer, were set up, two extending from Jersey In the critical field of Cape May to a point above Mid- disclosing the status of crime'in mental health, hospital authori- jle to use all four lights on the highway. , allowing the dealer to sell the same auto- dlesex County and three above the State. ties have learned to utilize people The now cars ate also expected to feature mobel at a slightly reduced price. This that line. A decade later, as the In the more serious criminal who may not have had the long population Increased In Hudson cases the State Police would mail I lower silhouette and more glass, but would stimulate demand and keep the auto- years of formal training of the County, the fifth district com- cards to local police which would psychiatrist or other professional fhtly more subdued colors. The new mobile industry from experiencing slack prising that area was reduced, follow the person arrested employes, the Gofrnor said, dels are expected to reach the market seasons—especially just before a new model Ten years later it was further through every stage of the crimi- "We know that there are reduced and changed entirely in nal proceeding until final .dis- countless men and women who October and November, and as the result is introduced. position. From these cards an 1872 when seven areas were au- have the understanding and the if (slow sales in 1956 models, many buyers A recent survey among businessmen, , thorlzed, with Essex and Hudson annual report would also be pre- patience and the desire to pro- Counties becoming separate dis- pared for the edification of the vide effective care and supervi- find that 1956 cars, between now and financiers and automobile men, shows a Governor and Legislature. tricts. sion of patients," said the Gover- We consider It our 'DUTY to rail attention to the [act that^ recent Itoivi, will be bargains compared with surprisingly strong sentiment in favor of Under the census of 1890, the To complete the crime picture, nor in a recent speech hi Wash- years h»ve broujht what seems to he a regular and consistent visit ! new cars—which will probably be priced Reuther's plan. While we pose as no expert number of representatives to the Law Enforcement Council ington. "With training,. these of highly destructive HUBRICANES, We urgently and sincerely sug- which New Jersey was entitled also proposed that municipal psychiatric aides and technicians gest that you sec us NOW so that we may give you all possible pro- »r more higher, if industry predictions in » the automotive industry, we think the tection a«alnst these violent storms. Proper Insurance coverajo Increased from seven to eight courts, by rujp of the Supreme can extend the skill and the establishes freedom from worry and Ios3. |)vr accurate. automobile industry is subject to many and the Federal apportionment • Court, be required to provide de- know-how of the limited number tailed annual reports on the dis- erratic variations, peaks and valleys, in following the census of 1900 al- of highly specialized profes- The Inqtdry Proceeds lotted ten congressional seats to position of non-summary crimi- sionals. i nal cases handled by such tri- : Friendly Service—As Near A5 Your Phone hn Eber, formerly Prosecutor, has been sales. • ' New Jersey. In the process of re- "Where such training pro- bunals. 110 • pated a Deputy Attorney General to If the Reuther plan were to eliminate distrlctlng, a minority member grams have been carried out, the from Sussex fought valiantly to psychiatrists themselves, have the Grand Jury Investigation of some of these ups-and-downs, which often from being INCREDIBLE SEVENTH: — "^ OU.^HH. — recounlze the value of STERN & DRAGOSEI ending practices of the Board of cause unemployment, a serious study of it part of the slxth dlstrict. when ath, hie s180t seconh Legislaturd annual emessag last Janue to- ln shifting our hos- th 1Rnfh pitar programs from mere ' heard •vtrywhene, has now been admitted. Many cussion of tax next January. utter strangers, of observers thought this was done Meanwhile, Mr. Humphrey has BANKING HC and by the frequency so that the Administration could taken the sensible and courage- Monday "ch »ew» bulletins were When you pny by check, you always - ll(1| spring the suggestion' for a tax ous course In insisting on debt 9 A. Hi to * P. If. hav< legal proof that you paid, You need * i and listened to In the reduction first and a tax cut cut at a later date with the an- . Friday ErenlUi hot carry much cash around, or keep "'" a favorable turn was . nouncement thav the surplus later. — Wartlnfton post and 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. it at home. You can mail check} Would be of some size. Now the Times Herald, ] 1| 1 Without worrying. " " buslnean of a news- Administration says the surplus 1 '" "'Don the news. Some-. WHY for the fiscal year ending June 30 For the be^t in convenience and "wfver, a newspaper Will be -1.8 billion compared to A strike Is an overt act, visible Ul<' necessary or at least security, pay all obligations with HUIlf checks...from this bank. like all strikes, therefore IJven story out under a measure of popular and when, the door to a taf cut by propos- PaWo n "u"> a life may be put In !„„ mat the debt celling be set disfavor regardless Of the merits t $278 billion Instead of the 2% Savings Accounts IJ '>y promatijM publlca- 8 or demerits pf their case. The U1 present temporary celling of »JM public, on the other hand, Is like- ;'" certain fletalU. We The Administrations UlL ly finding It hard to understand %% Paid on Savings Certificates *i /. ""« New Ysrk news- •e ready to an Industry which, In spite of i"" 1.11,. mounting pr 0 A t s, announces Of Nassau nl ng any surplus to debt reduc- that the story of whatever the wage Increase Its kiiiiiii tlonTnJcordancewlththe.ee- '"•'ing be temporarily cost will be passed along In high- WOODBRIDGE 11 »e mornlni after the ommendatlons made by tne er prices. y w ' «a taken from his r.™»» . . heen When negotiations broke down 1( l ., » " raiuom directions Strong ".tiuments have bee> and the steel strike erupted, this Our New Building, Corner Moore Avenue NATIONAL BANK ""»•«»• But v*en one made that tax cuts «U be JUBU newspaper asked union and in- and Berry Street (Opp. Town Hall) *, t wai lu- fled in 11)67. They well may be. . (Continued on Page Ten) Member; federal Kcwvt System and ) cdeml Deposit Insumice Corporation " PAGE SEVEN "As I was saying; before the canoe tipped over —" FAGF. EIGHT JUL CARTERF.T Today's Pattern TALL, DARK-AND AWKWARD By Jac Tweton n ()Y KF.NNEDY b»rnrne self ightly sn his «r;iyl?h-bliit eyes * *• -mscioiis - Djain — th«* mo- inked chillingly fiom under ment his six feet four fntfrfd fh*> lack, brushy eyebrows. "Before outer ofl'icc of Afme Trlrvtalon, ask you to demonstrate how ITH fresh fruits »nd vege- winch was packtd with hopeful u'd sell Acme, I want you to W tablfi to avalloble, do make salei-men. all talking animatedly. ell me why you want this Job. the most of them as gnrnislips to Tlun a start, husky blond fallow Don't Stop to think." enhance the beauty of foods you >riled uninhlbftedly, "tfow'» the air Hope he asks Wilcox first, Roy «erve. ui» there?" -nought. Cut firm tomatoes Into six or "I'reUy warm. H«»t rlstl, you "Kennedy," Adams nodded, eight petals, then open them out. Vnow," Hoy man»g*d. fiut he was "Sir," Roy began, "I feel T can Fill the center with diced hard- sti tired of that quip. enefit, the company—and myself cooked egg or chopped green pep- "Ret you played basketball?" —by becoming a salesman for per. Tiny smiled ruefully. "I love Acrne Television. 1 believe Acme Thin slice* of tumlp mnfce lovily sports -" o be a fine old company—as TV dogwood blossom! for meat nr "lint you grew too fast." rms range In agp," Then he wns : salad platters. With a iharp knife, "That's what mother said," lOrrlfled to hear himself blurt, trlrn each thin slice Into four petal Hoy iigi-Rod. She sympathized with 'And I'd like to get married, him, Dad was disappointed, every- Ir." THIS WftEK'B RECIPE one else made fun of hl» awkward- "Wilcox," Adams barked. Spiced Iced Tea ness, except Georgia. Georgia Roy envied him silently. (Makes M Ull glasses) EUROPEAN BEAUTIES . . . Cermany's Mariflt Nucnke (right), didn't, even when he «tepped on "I think I can be the seme 1 cup augar "Mils Europe of 1956," Is greeted In Rome by Brunella Toccl. MUi iiL-r feet while . dancing. "And salesman for Acme Television." 1 cup water Italy of 1956." Gtorflin." he added loyally. And, Wilcox glanced at Roy, "as 10 sticks of cinnamon "Wife or girl friend?" ong is we're bringing In personal 1 tablespoon whble clovet (JIVES SCHOOL $140,000 "Girl friend—so far. But If Acme reasons," he became serious. "I 6 tablespoons Instant inn—• jure giveaway that we children —Mrs. James Staunton and cretonne or any number of the Hmtlml* W00DBR1D0B— There will be were city bred .... , i a .special meeting of the Wood- sons, Jerry and Wayne, West water-proof fabrics. I remember D»d stopped at one Street, were the guests for the Furniture on wheels is becoming bridge Township Police Reserves farm In Arkansas to buy a pound at 8 P.M. at Town Hall tonight. week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Robert quite popular and is certainly (to of butter but the farmer said, Staunton at their summer home be recommended. The barbecue PERTH AMBOY All members are urged to be pre- "Nope, don't always have butter at Greenwood Lake. grill on wheels is convenient and ourselves. Too lazy to milk." —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newkirk, just as functional, some say more, I'll never forget the hailstorm Amherst Avenue, were the guests as the chimney-type built of brick Jn Oklahoma. It frightened the or stone. horses, ruined the wagon cover Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. and even gave Mother a big bump Kenneth Wait, Edison. BACKACHE? on the head when a hailstone big -Mr. and Mrs. William Foster, HEAR Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Neal Kortinen Cet quick, loothinf relit/ u a hen's egg hit her. j and children, Paul and Kathy, all with new Bautr ( ll«k Somewhere near the Oklahoma-' HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1 Sacio-iliw B.ll *• Texas border, we met another of Worcester, Mass., and Mr. and farmer who rolled huge water-, Mrs. Thomas Tennyson, Brooklyn, HEALS melons under the fence to us,: N. Y,, were the guests for a few WOR 710 KC. 7:45 P. M. Sunday Were they ever good! Only vine-i days of Mr. and Mrs. William Fos- ripened melons could taste like, ter, Jr., Broadway Avenue. that. > —Mrs. K. 3. Dickson and son, By the time we reached the Clm- Kevin, Wendy Road, have returned NEW BRUNSWICK SECRETARIAL, maron Elver, tales of casualties home after a week's stay at Point ACCOUNTING AND PREP SCHOOL due to quicksand had reached Pleasant. NEW! IHM, Aviation.Secretarial and • Helps cancel poof Mir poitufe tad's can. Fearing he, too might —Vernon Cottrell. of Cleveland Machine Stenography Courui. « So cumfoftibtt miss the crossing, he told the Avenue, is spending a few days 110 Albany Street, New Bruniwlck uci even ilctp io it ff L Ck team and wagon to a more adven- with his grandparents, Mr, and Call Kllm«T S-3910 • Completely idjuKlbk ^PHiUM turesome party and we returned Mrs. Oliver Guion, St. Louis, Mo. • Slips on iad ol ia w to Iowt by train—another adven- ture lor me—my first train ride. Looking for a 1AUER 1, BLACK SAVE $30.00! Saero-Iliae Belt costs so little TO CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF OUR HOME of your own? TEL. WO-8-0809 to phone NEW BRANCH STORE at Fine ideo... a place of your own, Prompt, Fr£e Delivery 1509 Irving St., Kuhway (Opp. Railway Savings Inst.) anywhere We are offering for a limited time, this You can feather your own nest with the money you now spend for ren, Cleveland Qat SPECIAL DISCOUNT!! 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ing home studies of would-be Bodlne announces the formal The reUictRnt reply parents. Also, he will ooaerve opening of the New Jersey OOP Just. as you please, t m\ techniques used in mnklnf? pay- presidential and congressional own troubles with his tf r.lioloKlcal studies of children, campaign will take place Sep- Paragraphs prior, during, and following the tember 15 at a rally at the Sus- Whither Are Wi- sex Armory in Newark. . . , Don- adoption test period. The tintype Is «,,„ t: Other survey topics will In- ald G. Bain of Augusta has been Never turning to favor. Nothi 'liirle the use of foster homes in elected president of the NRW Unfortunately, 'lir taxpayer of the return of the .nmrxirary custody problem^,the Jersey Association of Agriculture never finds It so esisy to raise astonish those who handling of tmrd-to-placc chil- Fairs. . . . Betting Is down 2.1 i lils luxrs us the legislature does. there Is a complete <-, dren, the selection and tr»lnmg per cent and attendance is down Nrw Orleans Stales, affairs of men—New 9.2 per cent at the Monmoufh of adoption agency personnel,] Illchrr Mathematics Department methods used in flnanclnff^rou-' Park race track, . . . State Labor 'I lie estate, according to tht tine agency operations, aiitt re- Department Inspectors arc busy Th«« Arr other, Washington Star, was valued at luted subjects. seeing that New Jersey farmers The piano, it u annn,,n provide sanitary housing condi- Mo.nnn. "One-third goes to the now -fighting for ^2 « JF.RSF.Y JIGSAW: -The SStitte tions for migrant workers. . . . widow and two-thirds go to each American home. And „'" Department of Health announces Public health and medical au- (if i.hc children." — Jacksonville heard the other ni*ht IT, that bathing beaches along the i Kin i Times-Union. Ing » terrible be«tinR Nr. ' thorities of New Jersey insist Y Atlantic Coast of New Jersey that Salk vaccine may safely be Evening Posl ™ Definition from Sea Bright In Monmoutfi injected Into healthy persons A backward civilization Is one SENATE NOMINEE . . . Ken- County to Cape May Point in during the summer months . . . where the people have to make tucky Democrit* namfd ex-Oov, Cape May County are safe for William D. Smith of Swedesboro Paying a famous out with the original articles, not Wn.n SEES RUSS AIR rOWFR ... II. S. Air Force chief den. Nathan Lawrence Wetherby M candidate bathing,. ,. A nine and one-half has been appointed Deputy Di- for testifying that m(lv being Able to afford synthetic Twlnlnn (rlghtl attends Moscow avlitlon show with Red party boss for nnrxplred term of Ut« V. S. mile Thruway Feeder Road will rector of the Division of Motor never took cured him of Nlklta Khrushchev (left) and Mitihal Georfl Zhuk»v, Soviet de- connect the Garden State Park- Mibstltutcs. — Brunswick (Oa.) thing he never had -, i ' . Sen. Alben Barkl«y. Vehicles. Al lenie minister. way with a two and one-haJf Pilot.. les Times. spur of the New York Thruway CAPITOL CAPERS: — More Can't Find Him A PUZZLE~ ~~ Opinions of Others by July 1 next. . . . The 1956 than 32 tons of wool from Nrw j There is no such Insect as the Central Palls, R. I ._., |t(| traffic death total in New Jersey Jersey sheep, or exactly 64,458 • Continued from Editorial Vigil is 354, only three more than the last housefly. Kill him a thou> ;an Agnes Merow Was h(lr " pounds, were recently sold by oently •> the stmkr „, J dustry whether considerations 351 tfl the same date in 1955 sand times and he comes back How glad you'll be manifestly behind patently com'- New Jersey- sheep farmers meaner than ever.—The Toledo nlRht." Now hospitf • * Fringe area property owners In through a wool pool at the Col- promlsable differences are such the vicinity of Round Valley, Blade. , can't decide whether t|,, uj lege of Agriculture, Rutgers Unl- birthday U June 23rd she learned to play as could be justified before the Hunterdon County, are now be- court of public opinion. Do they ! versity. ... New Jersey's pig pro- Defined 24th. ing Invited to consult represen- I duction Is holding up with 106,- Inimitable: Adjective, applied warrant what a steel stoppage tatives of the State Department ATI-ANTIC CITV NEXT . . . Joan may cost the nation? 000 head this spring, the State Colleen Beckett, 18, of Sacramen- to any thing or body widely Imi- of Conservation and Economic Department of Agriculture re- tated .--Detroit News. What are some of these con- to, won title of "Miss California" Development If they have ques- ports. . . . With the Legislature Phone rates are siderations? We do not presume at Santa Crui contest for state tions concerning the State's de- folding up, politics generally will It Can to read men's hearts and minds. representative to Miss America velopment of a water reservoir be at rest during the summer A sufficient amount of polltica But serious questions are being finals. there. . . . The frighful assump- months at the State House. bunk can usually be trangformc asked. tion that two-fifths of New Jer- Into a political berth.—Arkansa* Is one of these considerations sey's population will be killed or Gazette. after 6 P.M.! that a new union leadership, fac- maimed faces Civil Defense URANIUM WINDFALL WELL, WELL! ing for the first time a schedule planners in "Operation Alert Spokane, Wash. — Mrs. Lucille Jacksonville. Fla. — Figuring It of Industry terms backed by a I95fl" set for July 20 through Boyd Oallegos, 30, and her broth- was only a matter of iime until a Having Her Troubles Cleveland (for i solid Industry front, felt com- July" 26. ... Phillip Alampi. of er, Richard, both Indians, will large, diseased magnolia tree The teacher was having hei pelled to flght rather than con- West Englewood, has become split $319,444 because of uranium would fall-on his house, Walter trials and finally wrote the moth' er: cede any further ground? Is it New Jersey's fourth State Secre- deposits which were found on Rivers hired a firm with a crane After 6 P. M "Your son is the brightest boy I fear of betraying weakness? tary of Agriculture. . ,. Republi- property which was titled to them to take it out. The crane slipped my class, but he is also the mosi included. . Is one of them that steel users can State Chairman Samuel L. 'on their Spokane Indian Reserva- pnrl th» tree crashed through the had built up unexpectedly large tion. roof of River's house. mischievous. What shall I do?" inventories and that the steel- makers had decided this was a strategically favorable time to let a strike come and "cut down to slz" the new gunlon leader- ship? As to extending the negotia- RENT A PIANO tions: Why were the steehvorkers unwilling to risk a few days' or AT GRIFFITHS weeks' Increase in pay, but will ing ta.rlsk an indefinite loss oi Brand total pay? And why was the in dustry unwilling to risk a few New days or weeks of increased prices, SPINETS "*Nofes~ but willing to risk an indefinite loss of steel to sell at all? fiV. Such questions betoken an un- pay as little as X per month easiness that the contenders W (Pkii Cofto»i| were absoVbed in the struggle be- Excellent make*—Latest Models tween them at the expense b1 If you decide In buy the piano within 6 months, awareness that their industry if heavily "affected with the publii all money paid lor rental and delivery will be interest." Otherwise, might the; deducted from the purchase price and be applied not, inch by inch, have foun to the down payment. So Simple—you don't have a mutually tolerable solution? — to visit our store—phone or mail the coupon below. The Christian Science Monitor,

COUPON Under Capitol Domi I am inlercAicl in renting a (Continued from Editorial Page {iniiirale (irallll. Spinet or Upri|lll) public's acceptance of the mental Name hospital." CHILDREN:—Child care pro- grams of Italy, Prance, England Address. and Denmark are being studied by Charles N. Schragger, imme diate past president of the Chll dren's Home Society of New Jer Phone MArket 3-5880 sey, in order to improve thi adoption and care process in Ne\ "The Mwlc Center of N«w Jersey" Jersey. Schragger, at his own expense, GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY agreed to conduct the study this STIINWAY MPMIINTATIVIS summer and report his findings at the society's September board From yeors of 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY meetings-He will also develop V OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINOS UNTIL NINI data oil methods used by Euro- pean sMial agencies in conduct- careful planning •yeors of Home carefree days! FINISHED ATTIC The petroleum industry U constantly striving to maintain its fine reputation for better employee relations. Within the in- Improvements dustry California Oil is a leader in developing progressive and far-reaching programs of benefit to our workers and their families. One such plan provides for a comfortable and serurt ". • MEAN retirement. Other aspects of the program, designed to make Caloil a "good place to work," include paid vacations, regular holidays, sickness benefits, and insurance and stock privileges. ADD They! are all offered in recognition of our proudest possession , A PORCH Better Living.. -the loyalty of the finest people we know... our employees. STOCK MMCHAH HAN... A voluntary plan based on joint contributions by the Com- Af First Bank and Trust Company i, pany| and employees, provides ownership in; the enterprise «nd Home Improvement Loan can pro* | a substantial supplement to basic retirement benefits 96"o vide the financial help you need for ! of the eligible personnel now participate. home repairs and improvements of LIU INSURANCE F1AN...% all types. A Home Modernization Two programs protect California Oil Company employ** program will bring better living and and their families. One plan provide* the employee cost-In1* greater enjoyment to you and your death benefit* which can amount to one year's salary The other makes available Group Insurance at a very low premium. entire family. PENSION PLAN... Bank Financing is economical and A contributory program shared by the Company and the you pay th|e contractor, with your employee, provides a monthly income which when added lo own cash when the job is completed; Social Security assures a "more comfortable retirement.

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When "Royal Affairs of Ver- women's hats chantjp so quickly ger Rogers and Michael SURVIVES BO-FOOT FAI.I. jROAft IMIOUIMM snillcs" made mode by Sacha Out- have the leads In the firm. Morgantown, N. C. Gerald that; before a picture can be com- I R natr passner of l||( h Buff, 5, of Glen Alpine, fell «0 feet, try. In France, all of the cast, In- pleted, a hat worn In early se- bill has nssurptl \:. , , 1FIED Jan Sterling, who is fed up with I Into a dry well recently and PS- v u cluding Orson Wells, Claudette quences can be out of style. "! INFORMATION playing bums, has been given the icaped with only slishtlv bruises mammoth program o[ ,•„.' Colbert. Jean Pierre, Aumont and Deadline for Ad*: Wednesday It lead In "Deborah," In which she land a minor cut on the chin. Fire- structioti, which will s:| i" " " Kay Thompson has announced A. M. for (he aame week's Gerard Phlllpe, all of whom speak plays a school teacher where her men lowered a 10-year-old boy the RiT.ntcsRtst t pepearpiin,,a , 'i'"'" Clurk Unble is busy mnkijig his perfect English, had to have their that she Is following her "Elolse" teaching methods are criticized : publktatlnn. Into the well to tie tt n>P' muu... Building program ln t] | first InclppHidrnt movie, "The be«t-geller with "Elolse In Paris" , by the school board but upheld by Gerald. Both boys were then iff thhe nation. The instdi Telephone WO-g-1710 and "Eloise in Hollywood." The' King nnd Four Queens." It i.s be- voices dubbed 1n in French, When the parents of her pupils. hauled out t-en-year program <',',„,, •, the film was released for Ameri- fictional young miss, who lives at! ••m interstate roan n,!,^,!, l"1 ing filmed in Ut.ih, Just outside' the Plaza In New York, Is so popu- "One Man's Meat," Etc, 11 can distribution, English talk and Maureen O'Hara will have the practically every pily „, ;' i t i SERVICES the little Mormon town of St. titles were dubbed In—not by the lar the hotel had to hire two spe- role of a school teacher when she The writer of thfisc Untidy news 50 000 population with "^ George, wturh Ims a population stars—other actors were hired to cial operators to handle the calls becomes Tim Hovey's co-star In Items Is cunvalesclni! after n few section, no-stop-liKht, ,,, 'I'""1 attendant, thot came in for the little girl. days of confinement, for whkii HAVING TROUBLE with your of 5,000. dub in the Kngllsh words. "World of Little Willie" at Uni- planned are by-pa.w,.s ,' m M ', experienced only for sewcragt'? Electric Sewerooter versal-International. we are very Krnt-eful. r,- major clues uncl inn,,,!,, " ' Neat and good si-ller. ton (N. C.i Dispatch. removes roots, filth, sand and Ginger Rogers and Michael Did you ever wonder why so few The 16-year-old lad In Broad- prrsswiiys in some citu- A iUnday mid two nights. Call Mr. itoppage from clogged pipes, Rsnnte will piny mamma and papa nrtresses wear hats in a movie? way's "Roomful of Roses," War- Teen-agers will be delighted to iibout 7.000 miles ,,f ,hl " Lewis. WO-8-2779. 7-12 drains and sewers. No digging, no In "Our Teen-Ai;e Dauiihter." Li 11 It's because hats date a movie and ren Berllnger, Is to be brought out hear that a film starring Debbie Una Merki'l nnd Adnlplie Mon.ion will be dual IIIKIIWIU-' thus almost prevent Its re-Issue.! to the coast by Twentieth to play Reynolds and Eddie Fisher "Bun- are also schcdiiU'd to appear in than two lanes' >iilni, „'' • FKMALK HELP WANTED • damages—rapid and efficient, call Qentle, under contract at 20th, I Tony's Plumbing and Henting may be cast as their daughter.' A.s n matter of fact, the styles of the same role for the picture. Gln- dle of Joy," will soon be produced. the film. ciillit. •' YOUNG O1RL wanted,,part time, 7/5-7/26! for general housework. Colqnla vicinity. (Lynn Oakes Develop- HUNdARIA-N Recipe Book, Eng- ment), 204 Jeffery Road. Cull Ful- lish, print. Price $1. Mrs. P. So- ton 8-8977. 7-12* regl, 1787 Prairie Avenue, South Bend 14, Ind. 7/5 - 7/26" • REAT. ESTATE FOR RALE • • MISCELLANEOUS • BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY PARKVIEW, Carteret—Charminn three-bedroom bungalow, large FREE—Will give away eight week expansion attic, modem science old kittens to anyone who prom- kitchen and bath, spacious living ises good home. 81 Washington Moving and Trucking • • Photography • Service Stations Taxi Cab room; three years old; Ideal lo- Avenue, Colonia. Fulton 1-9058. Coal Furniture 7-12 cation; convenient to schools, Complete Moving Job churches and transportation; and 3 Rooms $25 5 Rooms $35 YELLOW CAB* IF YOUR DRINKINO has oeoome BUY ON THE HIGHWAY other extras. Sacrifice for quick a problem, Alcoholics Anony- 4 Rooms }30 6 Roomi $40 TOM GARAGE sale, $12,500.00. Call CA-1-4124. mous can help you. Call Market AND SAVE B 24-Hour All Loads Insured — IV Year* Btp. J. F. Gardner A Son 7-12 i-7538 or writ* P. O. Bnx 2!>» COAL - FUEL OIL Featuring ECONOMY MOVERS 485 AMBO\ AVENUE Woodbrldge. 7/5 - 7/26 Taxi Service • REAL ESTATE WANTED • KEROSENE NATION-WIDE MOVERS Woodbridge DARAOO'S Nationally Advertised Jet this number down. | Railway 7-5914 WO-8-3S40 TWO AND three bedroom homes; AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Brands of Furniture also lots ln Edison, Iselin and Largest and Oldest in County LET US 48-State We're Specialists In Moving Colonia. JohnF.Scanlon (Broker), Hydramatic, Fluid and Standard • BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT WO 8-3466 280 McClellan St., Perth Amboy SOLVE YOUR HEATING Service 1411 Oak Tree Road, Iselin. Lib- Radio Dlsp.' »b Call Klllcrest 2-73H5 AGENT AND BALANCE erty 8-4757. 7/5-7/26 PROBLEM • BRAKE SERVICE 7/5 - 7/26 CQ CANDID OR Distance No ()|,jH.t •"APARTMENT WANTED • National Van Unei BONGART SCHOOL OF STUOIO TWO OR FOUR room unfurnished DRIVING • FROM SERVICE • FURNITURE SHOP Slip Covers apartment wanted in Wood- LICENSED IN NEW JERSEY. 81 TO COMPLETE HEAT- O. S. Highway No. 1 — Avenel Complete Line of bridge or vicinity. Immediate pos- Homes Park Avenue, Iselin. Lib- A. W. Hall and Son session if possible. Call Mr. Davis, erty 8-0070. 7/5 - 7/26 ING INSTALLATIONS Local and l.onf Dlitanc* Cameras and Supplies GOING ON VACATION? WO-8-9387. 7-12 Movins and 8torej« Have your furniture rtuphohterrd PAINTER AND DECORATOR OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. - • P. M. NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of and recovered with Custom-nude Free Estimates Household and Office Furniture Slip Covers while you're away. • LOST AND FOUND • WDGE. 8-1400 Phone WOodbridg* 8-1577 Authorized Afent • LAMINATING • Delivered fresh »nd Call CA-1-4825 Howard Va.it Lines new upon your re- LOST—Male parakeet, answers to V. J. Tedesco fiparate Rooms for Itonft turn, f' For Free "Pathie," blue. Lost Parker Road 6 Flllmore Avenue, Carteret CRATING • PACKING Estimate and Sherman Boulevard, Colonia i, 7/5 - 7/26 AVENEL SHIPPING / • PHOTOSTATS • Call WO-8-1217 section. Reward. Call Liberty 8- Unclaimed Furniture of Ira? Or FU-8-9954 PIANOS TONED and Repaired: • LAWN MOWERS ft Description • 1-Day Developing • 9103. 1-12 free estimates. Also will buy COAL & OIL CO. Oflfa and Warehouse 3ERMAYAN used pianos. Call VA-6-6816. J. II Atlantic Street, Cuterct and Printing Service UPHOLSTERY 826 RAHWAY AVE., AVENE1 Slater. 7/5 - 7/26 TEL. CA-1-5540 SHOPS ALBRECHT'S KEY SHOP S FIFTH AVENVE AVENEL 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE 1589 IRVING STREET RMIWAV rhese may be for applying dry, as GALLANTS PHOTO Your Garden CARTERET FOR QUALITY dusts, or as liquid sprays. Phone CArteret 1-71M Plumbing & Heating • Ml AMBOY AVENOTt Delicatessen Sporting Goods (UNION LABI'I I You will need to learn differ- HAND and POWER LAWN Woodbridge 8-3651 ences between diseases and suck- MOWERS SHARPENED and J By Charlei H. Connors ing and chewing insects. For di- REPAIRED WOODBRIDGE Open 10 to « LOOK! FISHERMAN LOOK! Rutcen University, the State seases and chewing insects, the MERCURY OUTBOARD • MOD. and FrL Nlgbti to »:So $5.00 ROUND TRIP BUS FARE TO emedy must be on before the ^University of New Jersey « TREAT SHOPPE MOTORS Plumbing & Heating trouble appears, while with suck- SALE and Service Montauk's Fishing Boats ing Insects, like plant lice, the 613 Rah way Ave., Woodbrldge CALL SCHWINN BICYCLES • Remodeling EFEftV OTHER SATURDAY spray must come in contact. (Opp. White Church) SALE and Service Pet Shops The other day I watched a man BUS LEAVES FROM spraying in his garden. He was So select the proper material SAWS SHARPENED — KEYS 0 New Installations for the purpose, put it on at the • SALADS at their BEST MADE RUDY'S FISHING TACKLE SHOP WO 8-1710 using one of the newly developed • Gas and Oil Burners LITTLE oroper time and spray thorough- 256 MONROE ST., RAHWAY gadgets that hooks up to the hose. • SODA FOUNTAIN ZOO When the tap is turned on, the ly, all parts of the plant — upper EVERY PRECEDING FRIDAY NIGHT and lower surface of leaves and Call WO-8-J«4«, Hl-t-7312 spray material comes from the • FRESH BAKERY GOODS Phone RAhway 7-3894 • Folders stems — to set control. liquor Stores hose for application to the plants. L. PUGLIESE - A. LIPO MEETS All BOATS - OHH AND CMAITH Open 7 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. GOLD FISH Some of these work well and INCLUDING SUNDAYS UtX THAT KtiKL HXtLI I\u»» some not so well, depending on Tramp ships differ from the TM- ALL FISH SUPPUES Close Wednesdays at 12 Noon Telephone Woodbrldge 8-1889 "Ruroer" • Billheads •water system pressure. However, Vcccine given in J.ly °nd **•* cordluns as: EXCELSIOR, TITANO, CALL Telephoa* l-ltll . Call 1 IORIO LANCE, ACME, HOHNEH. 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„{ Yearlings Monday a group of 14 children, all' i •>Vh niinivorsrtry party In honor! Mrs. John C. Ahlerlnx and Chil- , over 54 Inches tall, went to swim j of her brother-in-law and sister.' lrfn, Kenneth and Beverley, Porti Port Reading Personals I In the Y.M.C.A. In Perth Amboy'Mr unrt Mrs. Edward H. Kntftht. Searilnn A teleKram was received; under the guidance of John Zullo. ?K n^tu • K«ad. Cedar Grove. Mrs.(rom the daughter, diorla. A peanut hunt was held Tuesday j Knmht Is the lormer Sophie are- Two stakes end Mr .nnd Mrs. Owen S. Shawafternoon. Our jJlayground Is [ am of Cnrteret. The couple have Hit R«il Need I, show of New Jcr- and Mrs Guy Wllcox. Torrlngton, really lovely nnd a credit to Uiejtwn children, Edward Jr., a rnar- Canvasser — This book of ttl- highlight the By MRS. Conn. and Mrs. William Greene, communlty. • inr s'atimied In Japan, and Olorla, quette will tell you what tt> do " j,,,',,,!! ut Monmouth ; whu l.«; presently vacationing In JOHN T. Newark, wpre visitors of the John when there seems to be too many Vaeatloh School j OVitlornhi. iiff.ilr was arranged by Mrs. ;' , ,|,f presentation on >rt, but tough rifw Hl>rp fur clnth- IS Sixth Street Bus Ride thony's Church, under the direc- Ahlrilim. Mrs Frank Krlssak. sis- Householder — No ime M me. bill which suiMHls Illfi! a common- «, made from eiirnstorrh. Gov- tion of the Bemadlne Sisters of '' ,, Hi,' $20,000 Miss Port Rending The Altnr nnri Rosary Society of tn-s of Mrs. Knlftht, and MrsWha. t 1 wnnt is one that will telk sense approneh to the trhnble. rnmpnt researchers in the UHDA. Holy Family Church of Carteret :,,;lk(,s. f(,r three-yew-1 some farm surplus problem, and St Anthony's Church will Spon- SIi pirn (Ircrnr. Rahway. slster- me what to do when there Is too Moratory at Pcorla, 111., have sor a bus ride to Atlantic City and Brother Frank Soslarskl Is In little food on the table, lt ,lX furlongs. \ which is rapidly gaining adher- mnd that amylos«, a cornstarch ln-l;nv Clurvts wi-re Mr. and Mrs. ..,,, i)ic's Roommate;^ Saturday, July 21. The mi*s will full swlnn. 1*he following younir ents 6n Capitol Hill. Th* mrts- omponent Is suitable for this pur- ,los>i>h Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Ar- It's an occasion of a life Urtl* ;:, I', ',',„,'clierry Hill Stakes, tfrt would simply appropriate IP.TVO from the front of the church »dics n[ the parish are nssistlMK: ose, also (or making a tough dim thur Monotte, Caldwpll; Mr. andnormally, to see a major letgue ," , '.,, ttif probable choice $100,000,000 for research to find nl 1(1:30 A. M. Mrs. Alvln Shatter Misses Qlorla Jenn Ferrloll, Do. imliar to cellophane for food Note* Mrs lister Benncr. Dover: Mr. pitcher a no-httt#r. But millions, • iVuiity, having! Tiffin new uses and new mstomers for and Mrs. JoTlf) Homlch. Jr., arloree s Chlffreda, Maureen Slmeone. trappers and containers. Most —Howard Johnson, Lincoln. d . iinrl Mrs. Jm'k Evans. Newark, who had the pleasure when Carl Kt-* ..'mlcnirnlnry nominee to fclfm products. arletlei of corn yields about 27% co-clialrmeh of the trlf>. Reservti- Carolyn Ourka. Anna Mflrle Kor were sponsms at the wedding of sklne of the Dodder's got his no-' be and Pa- "n, um have as a run- Senator Capehart points oul (hit myloe, and new varieties al- of; hitter against the Giants May 13. ., ,| . iiiKlily- regarded 1( the federal government end theaady developed yield aa much aa The Television network that c(tf- States have spent ovtr « billion rled Die Same an "Game of In* .,,,„!.• candldntes for dollars fl» show the farmers how A Columbus, Indiana, starch Jr., Blair Road. Mr. and MrsWeek. " pstlmates that 15.000.009'", • •,. Futurity have been ilant has another starch product -r— i being planned for Frirlnv Julv ?0. to false more products. and mar- —Miss Joan Martlno, 442 Wond- •'milk KtisMik :md daughter. V faas were tuned In ''; j ,, ,| . early racink. at which give! to aoll the consist- Art*fflli^ AtlU(W4 I fnp parents of all the children are |( Ket them through agricultural ex- bridjte Avenue, nnd M&R Virginia The Ladles' Auxiliary of P(rTt( Dwlted to attend. an. em! Nicholas Matway. Car- '.•' M ii-.. Tills group fti- mcy of paving. It Is stdl In the A CONDENSED LIFE f* periment stations, production re- Lupo, Atnboy Avenue, Woodbritlgp, Fire Company is sptm- —— eret; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ore- ] , II --i.nlde's Mr. Seymo, search and marketing research. il-cofit area but can b< used for "Do you believe that two m are vacations In Seaside Heigh'rs sftrln? ftspecf M project *lth Mrs, Wedding Anniversary u>r, Hiihway; Mr. iind Mrs. Frank '.' ,i .iijic'A Kaplchan, ! itfi* Semtor Capehart! "As ..raving farm yards, driveways, 'ullnkas and sons, Fi'ank and I've as cheaply as one?" C«n .;, >, our CHiest, E.-H. I md to stabilize soil beds under for a week. Sdbby Marlinft as chalrrrtah. Csj» Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ahlering, < buiineitrnin I know of only (wo iU Turner Street, entertained at Xenneth. Sewaren; and and "Oh, yes-hall aa long." • [• 11 if Ksitiier and Jo* wiyj to Increase builhesi. One Is oadwaya. —Miss Kathleen Reynolds 8l«ir of the project are Mrs. Ftsiflt D'Apollto, Mrs. John Kallna, Mrs. i;i(,i)!ii>g's Wolf Badge. to sell more foods to existing However In developing new uses ftoad, has been released from tht M : ,v outstanding Allies customers, and, the other la to find'or agricultural products, it Is Rnhway Hospital and Ls convales- Michael Simeone, Mrs. Samuel 'j',,,,1 i,,! the Miss Woodford new customers. We ire ielllni important also to develop new cing at home. DeMarlno, Mrs. Stephen Wasllek.j crops. It la pointed out that there Mrs. James Clardiello, Mrs. Car- |'iit]1 pjnpps' Glamour and all we possibly can to existing —Miss Patricia McNulty, Wood- you want to see something ire 300,000 known species of men D'Alesslo, and Mrs. John! "Ify, ~ , MIS Helen W. Kellogg'e customers. So We mult flndn< w bridge Avenue, Is vacationing »t plants and lea* thin 200 are used Surlck. I read/ beautiful, take a look at (.|' ,, ,.|. East Acres Cosmfth uses «nd n*# cttsiomeri 11 w« ire Barnegat Pines. .,.,.,,:iiias hope, Triple Jay, : taint to sdtvt permanently the [or commercial agricultural pur- —Miss Adele D'Orsi. B Street, Family Outing those OK Used Cars!" ,'!,.' i , Cardinal and Gold ! farm firtblem." pose*!, with only about 12 producing 80 per cent of man's food. Only rub- Ls vacationing at Nejeco fceach I family outing was held re- ' Only token appropriation* have ber has beta added to the list of with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gal- cently by the Martlno family at , in lias won 6 of 10 been made for research into new Important Crops in the past cen- agher. Mr. Gallagher is the own-Franklin Park, In attendance were , ;..,!nin victories In the uses for/ar m products. For in-tury. Othtr uses which have prom- er of the Welding Works in Port. Mr and Mrs. Salvatore Martlno (, i and Honeymoon stance In 199ft, the appropriation ising results include production Reading. anfl son, Fred, New Brunswick; , ,,: .MInil- won the Jasmine, was 99.5 million. For the «amof hl^h-protein food by fermen- —Miss Dorothy D'Orsi spent a Mr. William Muller, Rahway; Mr. p Huiii) scored In top over- :il year 1138.4 million was appropri. tation; paint from vegetable oil, ew days at Long Branch. and Mrs. William Carney and chil- , ,ii, mid was second In ated to show the farmer how t synthetic and mlcrobia rubber, —Joseph D'Orsi, B Street, has dren, Deborah and Kenneth, Mr. ,..,, i(,i s Cosmah and Dark increased uses of starches in pa- grow more and to market more, returned home after a two weeks' and Mrs. Anthony J. .McNulty „ .,;,-. were stakes winners per, manufacture of hardboard, of what he grew. training period at Camp Drum, and children, Patricia and David,; botboard and building board from I How can these new uses be fie N. Y. with the National Guard. and Mr. and Mrs. Sabby Martino i Hi-Sag was the win- veloped? One way would be grain; more use of bagasse and —Misses Ellen Maye Ahlertng and son, Martin, all of Port Read- < mix grain alcohol with gasollm other grain stalks for kraft paper and Fiances Tandyak, Carteret, Ing. ; : lor auto luel to make a high te« and packaging paper and pulp; fermented grain to make a sub- have returned home after a week I premium out ol ordinary gaso- spent at Vanada Woods with the New Arrivals | . lint. Estimates are that lt woulc itance similar to sap from a rub- John T. McDonnells, Sixth Street. Two new citizens came to Port • use up to 2 million bushels ber tree; Glues from wheat used Miss?s Carol Quinn of Rah-Reading this past week, via the I grain annually. It Is being dom in making htrdboard and box- i in other countries successfully board; way; Mary Anne Ray, Monmouth 'crth Amboy General Hospital. A | Beach, and Misses Patricia anddaughter was born to Mr. and Maureen McDonnell, Port Read* Mrs. James MacArthur, 404 Car-! ner of the Futurity and Blue COUNTERFEIT |20'8. Ing, attended the wedding of eret Rdad. A son was born to Mr. • Sparkler scored in the Miss Wood- Merchants have been warned Joan DJuh. Formosa, to John ind Mrs. Anthony Schwartz of 56; that somebody Is taking one dol- ford. Mclntyre. Philadelphia. Saturday. Larch Street. Welcome! lar b(lls and "lifting" theim into Brig, Oen. Charles B. Lyman —Mrs. Daniel J. McDonnell and twenties. The quality of the notes tthd Mrs. Lyman of West Chester, children, Mary. Nancy, Joseph, Port Reading Playground is so good the secret service men Pa. will serve as judges of the The Fourth Street Playground, are giving the situation special at- and Eileen, and her nieces, Sandra yearling show and Nelson Dunstan under the direction of Mrs. Louis tention. The main reason for theCanran and Ka'Uhleen McDon- of the Morning Telegraph will be Szoke, supervisor, is open dally good quality of the counterfeit nell, and. nephew, Brian McDon- honorary steward. and the pool Is open each after- note* is that they are printed on nell, are vacationing at Vanada \ L... noon, weather permitting. On For beauty that's more than skin deep, you'll bleached-out one dollar bills. Woods. DIVIDENDS settle for an OK Used Car every time! Thoroughly • Cash dividend payments to cor- inspected and reconditioned for safety, perform- j poratlons rose to $3,700,000,000 NOW ! ! You can g

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ON With Jnrto Russell in the title Dear Louisa: role, this is the film biography of My dauRhter noes to college In Dear Louisa: mi:' Miunle fltover. who, one hears, a city lust 25 miles awny from I have found out, j,,M innde quite n name for herself home and she wants to come home that the boy I have !„.„„ during World War II days In San every week-end. with la married but Ilnt, llvm COMMUNISM Francisco. However. If one won- Somehow I think it would be his wife. However, |1P !s jdct-K why Mamie had to leave San better for her to stay at college vorced and my parents Ki iindsco, one will have to go else- and not come Rome so often. Of me going with him it they k where Ix-side this film to find an- course, we are anxious to see her He says he doesn't iov, h ? ». ALEXANDER S. BAIINKV socialists, capitalists, mid liirt swer as she is an only child. he loves his boy. I Bm n..lzy : For. In the film, we see her belnu him but I don't know v:\n\ ••, , Assistant professor of economic* ponrtmts In order to strcnshlen What do you think about this s the communist parties outside the i escorted by San Francisco police matter? right thing to do. ' ind specialist In RuaMnn affairs iibonrd a ship bound for Honolulu ' Mother—Ohio. What would ihd economics, Kutjers UnlvM*- Iron Curtain. At the same time you mlvixr it has launched an anti-Stalin wUh Instructions not to return Answer; the SUtr University of New From that we would gather, of fener. drive which has caused near dis- I agree with you that she would Answer: ruption of the communist parties course, that she was quite a wicked get more out of her college 111c Every Soviet expert I've talked It never pays to f,10i , In the United States, Franco, Italy rliime. but thereafter we see If one came home less. One of the with a married man You o takes for granted the oonncc- and other parts of Ihc non-com- Mamie spending her time In Hono- best things about going away to ,ion between the anti-Stalin cam- to lose so much i <' that/ munist world. Soviet leadership lulu, entertaining strangely unde- college Is that It throws boys and ire ljkely to gain. »lgn and the rest of the changes manding men with songs and un- girls on their own. 'They have to must have known that this would In the first place, if yoiir frj( low taking place in Russian poli- happen. Yet it assumed that risk exciting conversation at a place manage their own affairs and have iy. But is that necessarily so? i-iillcd The Bungalow. When she's find out'that the boy ynn an, Why? no one to fall back on If they fall with U married, they arc liknin ?ould it be that the defamation of not. on duty there, she Is out buy- to held up their end of things. Italtn has nothing at all to do Soviet leaders are caught on the ing real estate or conducting a think and say very unkind thJ vtth the shilt from the "hartr horns of a difficult dilemma. On Also, by running off every week- about you. ^ most decorous courtship with a end, they get away from the social to the "soft" line in both domestic the one hand It is In their mutual And then, there Is the 1)ossj swanky author who lives on the life of the college to a great extent and foreign Soviet policy? nterest to make certain that "Hill." that the toy, htmwir. has no I • It's quite possiDie mat Soviet .serious and open discontent does and probably lose many valuable tentlon of marrylne you. He 4 contacts. leaders may have an altogether not show itself Inside the Soviet NIGHTMARE" be amusing himself until different reason for risking an Union. To that end they have This one ought to satisfy who- And, last but not least, their time as hi* wife decides to intl-Stalin crusade — a reason probably agreed that a relaxation lunlt fans. Stan (Kevin McCar- studies suffer. The week-end Is a him back. hat h«s nothing to do with paci- rt discipline over the workers is thy > dreamed he had murdered a great time to catch up on parallel At any rate, he didn't pi, reading and a theme or two that r fying the Russian people or con- now necessary. Further, they have man and stuffed the body In a by letting you go with him sfl \ probably concluded that direct MOTOR CREW IN ACTION: Sp. 3 Devestern and PFC. Bergaw, both of WnodhridRc and (pi. Barr, rincinR the West of the sincerity Springfield, make up this 81-mm. mortar crew. They are taking part in two weeks of Held training jloset behind a mirrored door. under the Impression that i, tf the Soviet peace offensive. force will not win the world to Through it all, he heard a haunt- digestion, the detective gets down a single man. at Camp Drum, N. Y. This picture was taken during an actual firing: problem in their first week. to business, delves Into hypnosis | It is reasonable to assume that communism and that a show of ing, nlght-marlsh melody. When On the other hand, it | the men in the Kremlin are not non-belligerence stands a better he awakens and finds thumbprints and "Studies In Hysteria," by 1P FARM EQUIPMENT Freund and Joseph Breucr. no Intention of ever sr.... „„ ttupid. It ts equally reasonable to chanoe. if electromagnetic radiation." The on his throat, blood on his wrist, his wife and Is really honest On the other hand, however, the The fiu-m equipment industry Is a strange button and an odd- While this is a modest melo- kssume that they were fully aware CD Sets July 20 plan calls for the shutdown of finding business soft today, with wanting to marry you let bf the drastic consequences of an struggle for power amongst the regular broadcasting in order to shnped key, he calls his brother- drama with some crooked turns farmers holding OK buying ma- neat performances by Robinson prove is by gettlnR his dunicd (anti-Stalin crusade upon their leading contenders is far from prevent enemy bomber pilots from in-law, Detective Edward O. Ro- chinery. Sagging .sales, mounting binson, who thinks the nightmare Kevin McCarthy, Connie Russel fore he starts dating you n( bwn people and upon the Inter- over. More accurately it is just using standard radio station sig- You will probably siw yniirl beginning. Each of these men For State Test lay - ofls and high Inventories just a bad dream caused by too and Virginia Christl make It t national communist movement. If, nals to guide them to target cities. plague most of the companies, with a lot of grief if you toll him to i »s the experts, the shift to a "soft" knows the terror of one-man rule mueh chill can came. whodunit well worth seeing bj TRENTON — For 15 minutes news vacuum in prospects that these conditions •will away until he Is free. line at home Is due to fear of mass Each would like to take Stalin's To prevent However, when events in a va- those who like that kind of film place but even more each is afraid during "Operation Alert 1956" whic„.h. ,falsT._e. reports and rumors not improve during the balance of fare. revolt, a relaxation of iron disci- this year. cant house Indicate it was not in- pline would seem sufficient, Why that the other will succeed. Only New Jersey will have a broadcast- could cause confusion and hamper confuse the people? Why knock one of the candidates can win. ing "dim-out," when all ratyo and survival efforts, the Armed Forces the ideological props from under The rest would again find them- TV stations will go off the air to and the Federal Communications them by vilifying Stalin? If, as seleves as before — standing in permit the state and federal civil Commission developed the Conel- Khrushchev claims, the Soviet dread of the "great" one. Soviet defense to test-«he emergency rad system of emergency broad- people are now of a socialist mind leaders are trying to balance the broadcasting of essential informa- casting. This permits official in- CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION and no longer need the threat of rewards of victory with the penal- tion during a simulated mass nu- formation and Instructions to labor camps, why not Just abolish ty of failure in this struggle for clear attack, Thomas S. Dignan, reach the public without, giving them and Ignore the past evils of power. acting state CD director, disclosed navigational aid to the enemy. Stalinism? On balance, the fear of failure yesterday. Radio stations in New Jersey seems to dominate, The antl- This will be the first nationwide that will switch over to 640 and If the Kremlin really wants to Stalln crusade is a drive against laytime Conelrad drill.' Beginning 1240 include WNNJ, Newton; FIRST NATIONAL BANK convince the West of Soviet sin- ane-manrule. It is a way of Im- it 3:10 P.M. on July 20 all broad- WPAT, Paterson; WMTB, Morris- cerity — of their willingness to co- mobilizing, for the time being, the asting will cease and those sta- town; WCTC. New Brunswick; exist — a single reasonable com- logical consequences of the Soviet ions adequately equipped will WBUD, Trenton; WJLK, Asbury promise is all it would take. A struggle for power. Soviet leaders hlft to the Conelrad wave lengths Park; WKDN, Camden; WCAM, reasonable agreement regarding . 110,000.00 Undivided Profits :'. .\.., 37,078.03 Reserves „ ...i. ..;.... 10,410.90 Deposits Demand 1..... 1,633,723.63 ' Savings 1 2,939,928.89 DOES SO U. S. Governments lOO,3Q2.69 Municipals-State and Subdivision , 274,683.36 MUCH CiwWer's £hecks, e|c 27,877.17 ' Total Liabilitiei ....,-. $5,234,004.67 COSTS SO LITTLE OFFICERS AMBROSE M JOHN P. MULV1HILL Vice President and Cashier ctritlty makes hie easier MARIAN R. SANKNER M™LEEN BUZAS , r si i < • more pleasant. Cli'eck the Auiftunt CaBhier :j Aasistant Cashier Kilowalt does DIRECTORS 1.1- WILLIAM BABICS BENJAMIN BERTMAN PHIL CHODOSH JOHN P. JOHN KINDZIERSKY (SEORGE J. EHRENKRANZr AMBROSE MUNDY CARLJ.OLf»b ' R.A.SIN8KEY ALAN TURTLETAUB ISIDOR M. WEISS

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