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XXXIII—NO. 31 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 PRICE EIGHT CENTS hiinNamed Leaders of Newly Formed Kiwanis Club (Radiation Increase in Relief Rolls Record Tax President Ciled by Welfare Bureau Tests Set CARTKRET Relief rolls In on the rolls, Mrs. Chester said, Collection the borough are continuing to as compared with twenty-five, increase, It wnn revealed today last year She «xpreswd the ti- Kiwanis By State by Mrs. Helen Chester, welfare hope trmt the rolls would not director. mount ' during the winter Maintained months. ,\ Formed Club at Mrs. Chester, who is assisted Kailioactivity Counts to with her work by Mrs. Jerome In Addition to taking care of Yield So Far Tlii> Yrir ii>l Krgular Session Wbjciechowski. said that the In- unemployed, It is the job of the Bo a Part of Aircrease Is due to unemployment welfare bureau to handle domes- Is 92 IVr lldil. Tax conditions. A number of men tic and non-support cases. When Pollution Survey have been laid off at their places things slow down, she said, of Bureau Shows 1 K R ET — The newly of employment and being heads course, non-support CRSPS In- CARTERET — Radioactivity of families, require relief. crease and Klve the welfare CARTERET — Cartf-nt's t.-x 1 Knvanis Club held Its first counts will be made in conjunction There are now some fifty cases bureau additional "headaches." yield from January 1 unU Wed- ;;iiHieon meetlns at Club with the air pollution tests to be nesday continued at a h;.;ii iir.ik. , -tcrdiiy afternoon, when li conducted In the Carteret area according to figures pup.a. I t>y "AW ollieers were seated: and other New Jersey'metropoli- Tax Collector Alex C'omtia ,<:i i re- „ superintendent Edwin tan centers. Caution on House Breaksleased today by Couiu-ilimn .1I4H ! in Jr.. president; Erwin This was revealed yesterday by Nemlsh, chairman of the f:n,>in-i' first vice president; William A. Munroe. State Health committee. nabinowitz, second vice Department i coordinator for the CIVIC l.KAOKKS: (iroup at yesterday's merlins of KiwTtnis, included, left to riftlit: seated Joseph Urged; Two Jobs Net $280 Borough taxpayers p iid iiitu •'-o I t'" , Joseph E. Mittuch, air contamination project to be E. Mjtturh, Erwin Wnntodi, Hrrman IHttmar, Edwin S. Quin Jr., llerliert Harris, I'rter Kocsi, Kd- CARTERET- -Borough residents placp where there Is a light. Don't treasury on nccount of this M : S 1 Herbert Harris, secre- conducted jointly by the state and taxes the total sum of $!.;>4L\- I ?. wanl Ouididas, Andrew Win; standing, Orville Smith, Lou Haverhill, Walter Dtimansky, Rev. Or- the United States Public Health were advised todtiy by Police Chief forget to try your door when you ville N. Davidson, Milton Rablnowltz, William Bahlrs, Ernest Saho, Harry (iriohansky and Stanley leave, to make sure It is locked 744.64. against a tot.il leiy l,u- h>:A ,,,s are: William Kochek, Service. George Sheridan to use extra pre- j J^,"^ (.hula. of amounting to $1.664.874.33. ,ii N. Davidson, George Radiation has received increas- r cautions against burglars as police money in the house. "Tax receipts arc hn!,lii>- wi ^ '"istrate Robert Louis ing attention and it has been made continued their Investigation into The burglar collected the casl the subject of one separate divi- as well In 19S4 as they |>,ave i!ur- i,an wolskl, William Ba- six house breaks In the Parkview from the homes of Chester Dapko, \ufe Home Decoration sion In the state bureau of adult lng the past ten years," di-c'.uvd Pt ;t i- Kocsl. 0' section 'that netted the intruder 170 Marion Street, and Stanley Clubwomen Map Record Yule Mail an dindustrial health by Dr. Mir- Mr. Comba. "It is very ivuliiit ilnviland, a member of Contest for Horough the sum of $280 in two homes, i Najdzen. 62 Ash'Street. Also en- iam Sachs. The other divisions are that our taxpayers are veiy n- .mill Kiwanls led the They obtained no loot In four tered were the homes of Mrsoperatlv. e with the povcnur.i'ii!.1' Vr. Quin announced that industrial health and air contami- Holiday Program CAR-SKRETr-Resldents of the Predicted by Sabo others. Thomas/Weber, 152 Cartrret Ave- Of the total levy, there Is iis:..- , !;•.•, moetlnR will be held nation. Borough will have an oppor- Don't leave your home at night nue; Lawrence Dougherty, 58 Ash 129.69 still to be collected, or .ib-ut ,'.y ;it 12:15 P, M. instead It was indicated the radioac- CARTERET—A film and lecture tunity to vie for honors in CARTERET—Postmaster Lester unless one light is burins, Street; Mrs. Daniel Thorp, 60 Ash 8 per cent of the total tax bi'l Mr, .: (i.iy because of the Christmas home decorations this tivity or radiation tests are de- the chief. A thief usually will avoid j Street, and John Hart, 03 Mulberry on interior decoration featured the A. Sabo today announced a thr.ee- sired to provide background in- Comba figures Unit about 97 prr ,:ti". holiday. • year! entering a home or a business I Street, cent of the total tax will In1 niU n DiUmar, a member of November meeting of the Carteret point program designed to insure formation. There Is measurable Woman's Club held yesterday The Carteret Woman's Club delivery of all Christmas cards lected at the end of the fisi ul yvr. •; ;.i.:r: Kiwanls outlined is sponsoring a Christmas Homo natural radiation from the earth's afternoon at Fire House No. 2. I and gift packages by December 25. surface as well as the type, in the "This is 1100111- the same as l.^t :ivcs of Kiwanls. Decoration contest, open to all year." he added ,: i that a Kiwanls Club Mrs. Robert Farrell, chairman of "I've, found," he explained, "it's limelight elsewhere, coming from Project to Aid Thank Offering the American Hqme Department residents of the borough who not enough to slap up posters all Mr. Comba also rweavd I'.'.it ; ... lommunity. It pro- register with the committee In atomic explosives and other man- In its 1954 budget, the buMtiuli of the club, presented the program. over town saying 'Shop Early, Mail made objects. :, organized and proven charge of arrangements. A reg- anticipated $20,000 111 ba.'k .iv-s Two new members were welcomed: Early.' That's the main idea, of The survey will seek data on Needy Children Set atjit. Mark u.rpssful performing of istration fee of 50 cents will be The treasurer said this ha.s ^ :i and Mrs. course, but I'd like to be more spe- comparative air pollution in cer- ;•. it 0 charged. CARTERET — The fall-in exceeded by $3,000 and ny 11's cific." tain categories and not exhaustive .:;>rii)ute to^^^iSinSntir" this work In Mrs. Erwin Wantoch and Mrs. CARTERET — As their 1954 gathering of the United Thank back tajes for years li)4!i I > l!>>:(. Mrs. B. W. Harrington, presi- Specifically, then, the Post- study of contamination in any one Christmas project, members of the Offering of the Women of the nv of men of business Thomas Chester, co-chairmen master first urged business firms There is usually a spurt in ): x dent, conducted the meeting which place. Mr. Munroe and his asso- Evening Department, Carteret church will take place nt both niul standing, of the contest, will announce to mail their regular correspond- payments around the C'.:n Unas preceded the prouram and tea ciates now have most of the equip- Woman's Cliih decided to make, .services on Sunday at the St. is, he said, a moving regulations and clasu divisions ence before 4 P. M. throughout holidays when homo ownem, wijp pllltls Ci e ment reaijy for the tests. needy children of the borough at Mark's Episcopal Church, The ,,:m force toward newel-1 »' ' <™ule for a benefit for the contest on November 26. the Christmas season. They can are Christmas Club s.nvr-;. n c Present plans call for five air the holidays. Fellowship and Hospitality com^. : uhiili. It is the open! dessert-social to be held at theThe contest judging will take help even more, he added, by with- some of the funds for lux t>>u;n • v home of Mrs mittee will collect the envelopes) -H,i,unty for men who' - Edward Kucinski place on Monday, December 20. testing stations including the Car- Mrs..Theodore Kleban, Christ- The continuous ltt--.lt n >;:l nf holding all circular «nd catalogue teret-Perth Amboy area, Eliza- Members of the Pride of Puri- : l,y the service motive Eilsl chet|y Sll'wt- on Moll!laJ Prizes will be awarded to the mall until after the critical period, mas welfare chairman said today tax payments is very rnraurj :.i , k beth, Jersey City, Trenton and that the club, membership has de- tan Council 32 Duuuhters of ,v,ili/.e that teamwork. evL-niiiB. November 29, Mrs. Jame winning home displays. December 15-25. Mr. Comba added. Camden. cided to foreRo the annual ex- America will attend the 9:30 A. M. : ip of able and friendly! O'Donnell and Mrs. John Kind "This will leave elbow room at zierski, Jr.. are chairmen of tin members. service in a body. Also at this serv- i- more effective and our very congested Post Office to change of Insfead, it tasking each member ice the newly formed junior choir -. Vule than individual affair, proceeds of which- will be process the tremendous volume of to provide a gift which will be will process for the first time in- donated to the Carleret First A|f Area Chest Drive holiday mail we'll be handling. I'm Legion Post Set : • I fort. Safe Driving Day welcome by a youngster who othor- vestments. Squad. The social will be open ti quite Eure it will exceed the all- ise may be without one. Rev. Davidson hns also an- members and their guests, Mrs time record of 337,537 cancella- Is Launched'Here "If you know of a needy child, nounced that since Thursday is For Dinner, Dance Louis De Bartol, Mrs. Wililarr tions set here in 1953," the Post- Set for Dec. 15 lease contact me or any raem- Thanksgiving there will be two \ Votes Conway and Mrs. R. Jensen wi master said. CARTERET — With first con- er of the club" Mrs. Klcban services in St. Mark's at 8 A. M. 'CARTERET — Curl ml V'-l assist us hostesses. "Point 2, consequently, requires CARTERET — Chief of Police and at 9:30 A. M. ^ tributions totaling $2,076.25 from ,1'Ked. She planned to contact 263 American Leiuon will ^oi\ ,>r t MrsJlla . ilk(iiKaril Grohmaniu iui, viiichairmai r the public's cooperation. Begin by Sheridan today asked for help. or Church Center < % u s Metals hurches and welfare bureau to Thanksgiving-Advent dime col- a dinner-dance tomorrow al t:'..: of"the annual Ch'"is tm'a.s 'parVy"of j - - Refining Company checking your Christmas card list nd employes, received yesterday, "Yes, I'm asking for help," Chief ;ompile a list of suclt youngsters. lectors have been sent to all par- Ukrainian Pavilion. the club, to be held pecembcr 9 in thus week. Each address should in- Sheridan said. "I am asking every ishioners and everyone is asked ,:•:•[•:•! — The Bt. Deme- Fust he Carteret Campaign of the At the same time, Mrs. Stait- James Yacullo. chairman lu>i W Presbyterian Church so- clude the full name, street and driver a»
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i.Lij.i r l4 UTERET PRESS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 10M TAOE THREE students Visiting Scene al Mass Installation Ceremony Held by Catholic War Veterans Here Tied*? Dedication \l ISutgersToday *™ \; f f /.i i
; | i;|"r - Ridmrd Mnrnlo, Mindnv torlhumt r«i.ikowskl. Kntlwine Sunday, Ni)vem- ,11,1m Poloticsnkr Chrls- 1 1 ;, hinsky. Joanottc Mes- i ;!! is I'll It" Dcdunlurn Run- (l.iv al Ilir Fll^t Pl'i'5':)5tl'rh«n ..,'l'i,,.il Fitzula, Ernest Al- ''hii'rh on tht.- nvirniv..' all inem- ,ml the members of the Sii'f. ,iti(l It leiuls of t'.'.i1 'i.iir.-h arc nnl AKTV.C bfind are sit- iiski-tl In makr out I'IHMI" ple»l)ts lni N(».v Jrrsey Student mil liiii': them Inrluuih Thro*, ; cuiiiiMcnce at RtltKtr.s RII> nut J»Ij'sciif ill ihurrh on v (inlay. Miss Rlchey, thr 'ay nnini.tiii, mil br mnl.icted ;IIK1 Mr. Warnn, band it'tiihtis nf tlip Kvi'ty Member ,',ll rlinperon the reprn- Cur.as- i•itmmittre. Tl|c rh.iir- iti.in nf Ilir Kvcry M; mher Ciin- limiie o ft lie conference is v.i", ^ Kiiink Ctillin- The pro- , youth: LraniiTi"" Today scrt Ijti'lin'l fur lil.)5 Is Sl'2.000 ,,(';! Tomorrow." Governor l During I he mnrniiri st>rv- ". H Mcynor will Rive the ii-i'. ll.i' minister will prmch on the theme "A People with VIMUJI." ,,!ir.s,s sit. the morning srii- ',,,1 Dr. Frederick M, Ruti- Thr senior chlor will '-'IU the. Ciiininissionei' of Educn- fmthem "Faith of Our Fulhers." Suniluy evt'tikKK at 1 p m wlh , [ ;iiso spfdk. be a meeting of the church school i .Miiii'cht, state treasurer faculty. There will be reports from '., .iiM.^ey Association of High the various department,*. Begin- ,, councils, will report to the ning this Sundny rvenlnn there ,'•-. ii IMICS about the national will be a teacher trultunn prosrum ,',! ',-iuiii::ll conference held 1 emphaslzlne basic Chrbtlnn Doc- "..,. in St. Paul, Minnesota. trine. ,'r.n-leret HiKh School bund The Women's Association of the lM,i.-h the music for danclrm hi. tuns' I'arish 11 :tII was packed to capacity Satur- was principal speaker. AmniiE (hose seated at the speaker's table were Borough Presbyterian Church will meet .' i;r social hour. The mem- day nleht when more thaji 40(1 post and auxiliary officers of Middlesex County Clerk Michael Maskaly, general chairman of the installation, and Councilman Tuesday evening at B p. m. A film [,,!,, hand are: Alex Zareva, Cathnllr War Veterans' nrsaliizatinns held joint installation ceremonies. Seen in Joseph Synnwiccki, who welcomed the assemblage. Installed locally were John entitled "Today In Pukistan" will ,,'„ Mcinish, James Danes, the picture, standing, are fir. Louis Pantgrosso, Perth Amboy, State Commiinder Me.dwick, Et. Ellas' Post; Andrew Buesak, St. James' Post, and Mrs. Alex Kaiekas, be shown. Isabelle Co'.quhoun will , Roger Dunster, of CYVV posts, and Woodbfidfic Township Magistrate Andrew D. Desmond, who St. Ellas' Auxiliary, i, William Carlton, narrate tlie Him. Charlotte Orlf- flth will lead the devotions. To- Mniniir. Marlon Baranow- LOSES LICENSE night a Kioup of women from the ,ti Dobrowski, Richard Ol- Boro Dancing Pupils Association, accompanied by the 1 Mi'x Bob#n«hWk. Christmas Cottilion Plans Progressing; Kaplan Aiding Bar WOODBRIDGE — John Gryito. Entertain at Avenel 43, 380 Old Road, Sewaren, was minister and his wife, will bid bon voynue to Rev. and Mrs. Alfred fined $200 and his license was re- CARTERET — Several pupils of Association Prosra Schlorhultz mid their children, as Mrs. Coughlin, Mrs. Marois Co-chairmen . voiced for two years, when he ap-1 the Carteret School of Dancing they lcnvc on the S S. Excnmbion STORK CARTERET -- Mrs. Thomas partment of the club and Mrs. | freshments, will meet Monday en red before for missionary work In Pakistan. entertained, Wednesday evening CARTERET - The Middlesex ] P . Maulstrate Andrew CouBhlln, 30 Cwwy Street, is co-1 Marois. the afternoon division. I wlth their committee at the home County Bar Association will In-1 Desmond Tuesday night to answer chnlrman with Mrs. GeorRe Mar- The Cotillion, which was held for for the Avenel Woman's Club of of Mrs. B. W. Harrington. Other augurate a planned program of 1 to a complaint of drunken drtv- Joseph Biven has retired Ss ois, of the Christmas Cotillion to the first time last holiday season, CLUB committee chairmen who are hard Avenel at the Avenel School. publlc presentation of subjects in chief censor in Hollywood. be held by the Carterct Woman's Is sponsored*by the two divisions Ing. at work at plans for the formal Mrs. Kay Symchik, director of the field of law of current interest Club on December 27 at Beth- of the club as a "youth interest" 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- leu Hall. Johnny Long's na- Include: Mrs. John Hila and Mrs. the schol also lectured on the cul- to students and adults. in the Borough. Mrs. Stanley Nle- Theodore Kleban, patrons and ,:ii)iis. 46 East Oak Street, tionally known orchestra will pro- miec and Mrs, Percy Galbralth, tural arts of Ukraine. She spoke The Committee on Public Rela- i/.ibitti General Hospital, vide music for the affair. Reser- patronesses; Mrs. Wesley Spewak, of the origin of easter eggs and tions consisting of Samuel Kaplan, reservation chairman, report a re- ! DR. S. D. GROSSMAN „•:• \2. Mrs, Kollbas Is thevations have been completed for properties; Mrs. Carleton Enotshowed a beautiful display of de- chairman; Nathan Duff, Irving serve suest list is being made for and Mrs. Herman Horn, Yuletide Mac Curran. 300 members and nnests. possible cancellations before the signed easter eggs, and several Rubin, Oliver R. Kovacs, Daniel Chiropractor collation; Mrs. William Babies and L. Golden, W. Howard Fullerton, Mrs. Counhlln represents the closing reservation date on Decemr imbroidered hand craft conslst- iiier. born to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Conway, queen and Adele Watson, Isadora M. Zamost, membership of the Evening De- ber 15. Miss Eclwina Czajkowski ng of table cloths, napkins, pll- 94 Main Street, Woodbridgc, N. J. Bo/vkoWskl, 18 Burllng- court; Mrs. Thomas Abker and and Miss Arlene Sandor, members Edward A. Kopper, Jacob Ratner, Mrs. Edward Kucinski, decora- iw cases and'towels. Eugene F, Hayden and Heston W. nt. ;it the Elizabeth Gen- of the Senior Class of the High OFFICE HOURS: ons. Those participating in the pro- Potts, will have charge of the pro- ..pii.i!. November 13. School, comprise the junior com- Reformed Church ram were Kathy Harrow, Arlene gram. There will be a release, of mittee on reservations. Tuesday and Thursday DMin to Mr. and Mrs. 'hillips, Rose Marie Symchik subjects to be presented by at- ^pj.ii Hii/.su, 34 Elmwood Ave- Program Listed Mrs. Clifford Cutter and Mrs.Open House at H. S: j Jonald Harrow, and Richard Phil- torneys who are association rhem- 2:00 -4:00 P.M.— 6:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M. ilie Elizabeth General Edward Brady, co-chairmen of re- Draws 100 Parents ,ps of Carteret. fers, early in January, 1955. |s|ir;i, November 14. Mrs. Emphasis will be given to sub- Saturday,'1:00-3:00 P. M. CARTERET Rev. Alexander Also Lesia Waskiw of Linden • former Margaret An- jects in which both students and Daroczy. Pastor of tlif MiiKyar Re- CARTERET — More than 100 .nd Helen Jablowska, Mary Kupc- :ak, Barbara Zakarevica, Olga adults have particular interest. Woodbridge 8-3722 formed. Church today listed the Christmas Party arents attended Open House at Telephones •n. horn to Mr. and Mrs. following activities at the Par- the High School Wednesday. iasha, Stephanie Iwanik, Michael HilkTest 2-4727 Williams is leader in batting K'ltmhis, 182 Pershlnu ish: Thy weekly schedule Friday at Among the college representatives roczuk, Walter Dubno, and Mi- :hael Yurchak of Elizabeth. with .348 life mark. .it the Perth Amboy Gen- 2:30 P. M.. religious instruction Planned by PTAwho conferred with parents and ;>it
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Rahway Hospital Campaign JOHN ARVA FUNERAL of the Wed CARTERET —Frank Hamy counted for $418,125 of the re- CARTERET — Funeral services chairman of the Carteret indus- 1 ported total. These industries in- were held for John Arva, 23 Mc- in Carle J trial committee for Rahway Me- clude:
Mrs. John. Lukach of William Free Delivery !. •' , i . ,-' ' V .-,''• • • ' ' Street celebrated her birthday on November 9. Call CA-1-5975 Miss Barbara Kish of 64 George Street celebrated her' eighteenth birthday on November 15. Barbara ROCKMAN'S Is a student nurse at St. Eliza- LIQUOR STORE beth's Hospital in Elizabeth. Randolph St., Corner Pershing HAPPY ANNIVERSARY CAETERET, N. J. DESOTO Mr. and Mrs. J. Sielagawski will 1 "I DIDN'T WALK A MILE TO FEED YOIT-Francolse TJoura- ' ton 2 isn't quite sure that muzzle is enough to discourage a tamel ' looking for a date for lunch. It was a long walk to the Vineennes FAITH HEALING MEETINGS In ThT j 1 Zoo in Paris, France, and Francoise weds every_bite for herseU. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Edwin Street, Carteret, New Jersey S%M-|c A self-supporting evangelist, John Cheripko, preaches BIBLE DELIVERANCE IN SLOVAK, every Sunday at % P. M. Come and be Saved — Come and be Heated Now Open For Business "Come and take the water of Life freely," Rev. 22:17, Isa. 55:1-2. "JEStS CHRIST is the same%esterday, today, and forever," Hebrews 13:8. JESUS SAVES -j JESUS HEALS STRAND'S STORES (RVERYONE WELCOME — BRING YOUR SICK WITH TlOV) 86 Roosevelt Avenue ~ -CARTERET, N. J. Don't Miss It!! SATURDAY, - Ready to Serve Your IVeecb in NEW V-fl UNES...FIRr'i Nov. 20th AND AUTO an4 BICYCLE SUPPLIES 9 A.M.-12 Noon f IipOW SHADES RADIO and T. V. TUBES Free Tube-Testing Service
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Drive a new De Soto todayl Young Moderns, Inc. Hardware • Paints • Industrial Supplies 553 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CAH.TERET 1 KIDDIE SHOP Pbuue CA. 1-5111 \" DALTON MOTOR SALES OPEN UA1LV JUUNOAY-MAllttUAV 8 A. M. TO 6 M 112 Roosevelt Avenue (iprteret 37 CQOKE AVENUE, CARTERET, N. J. ' Plenty of, free Parking for Customers In Rear CA CARTERET PRESS FRTDAT, NOVEMBER 10, 1D54 PAGE FIVE PAL News Face South River Tomorrow — Perth Amboy Thursday Carteret Scores Roul Over and Point Pleasant by 19 to 6 (a rtrr«I Hl«h CARTERET-Three plays attfi1 llnr fov four yards on the nejtt Sports 'Round Srlmol'i foolball taklnR Ray HUIMS opening kik- P!"V Thru Ronnie Hrllry pumt forrn, rn Jn y 1 n » I off on the 37 yard line. Qw.vf ^'"^'l-''" '"'^V Mortwai Wr Town thfT hrst MHOH In JKurtlak raced >0 >,rds Urn,,., ^ZVlTZSSZl By BENNf years utidrr Cn»rh the entire Point Pleasant trnm for da-norM (ov nmriirr touchdown. Dniiev KiiiT, with ii the first touchdown as th*1 Bliif". Ciirm'.rh.-H r'r.-lrd en-1 to the two vnrd linp ntl n n p1 luiportiint coming events for rn i id of four w'ns i hitting with all its batteries. " "" "'' ' ** i•.,•),.;•(.t Teen agers . . . Tonight ,iml tlirrr losses lo ; romped o«T o anM ,y » to , ,,- IZ^S^^oZZ |i,ni Dunce given by the com- riatr. wind up thf t iimph over the shore Pleven before wi1h htm Jlmmy mlrnft afta(r ,',,,,,I Cleveland-Columbus schools 1 srusun during the 1E0O fans at tlie \\{»h school sta- mls«h"'r tlic flnt i-onvmlon, made Pi \ ;it Nathan Hale school. w p comnji w?rk with (Hum here last Saturday after- « 'l th sprund. in CarH-ret led, l',|. Ladles Auxiliary Dunce on non. ' ' " l() f Thl> Qunitfi ended shortly imstpnnrd buttle v ,; 2Bi.h to be held at the Na- Although the contest was com-, att»rwa;ds. il .,„ Htilr school. with South K!vrr pKely one-sided, uurtirularlv in! C:ut.ei"t drovr :>* vards for ill P,,l Ladies Auxiliary. Dunce on Iqnierrnw ;in.l tho tin' first half when the Blues ^irid toitrhdm-n In thr second scored all their points. It broimiu a."*''1'1 Oajnini1. the ball on v;N, 2fith to be held at the Nathan aumiil tamp w III on I 1 ,1,1,. school . . . admission only great delight to the majority or-downs 'I'"" """> Pleasant 31 I'prtli Amboy on the home Urns, on nnnd. The dnv 5"irri Iilu* Ilrainl" II:'11|15r com- fj'tv cents. ... was brl«ht and waim-unusiiHliy P"«u>s " be.iutifiil puss to Woodjr i he 5th annual Pal Minstrel so for this time of the year . i Wondhul: on the Pn'nt Peasant 22 ,|,,,w on Dec. 4th at the High Hoth it am os arc a i V:w The home offensive showed lt-l>' « Won-iy.-leaping high in '..mil. many new faces and new ;nv;i}' from home. self to be strongMn every funda-i *1ie nlr' r!'u*;i1 'hn bM J»st iwidi thp . ,:| ni will be seen. Rehearsals are mental phase of the gridiron name, i out-of-bounrt line. Andreolli i,','uii> held at the Cleveland school. except In the matter of kirking•CBrrilll thp b"11 fnr another Mg Bln N,!i inn late to join the cast. . . . points after touchdown. Thoimh R Ihrough the Point Pleasant T:i<> 1st of January will be the they crossed the Point Peasant •1!nt' ftIul Kllltlllk bvtna* n to ttw ,!,,., of new appointments by the «o«l line three times, they w(lifiP()lnt p'('nMnt 2 V»rd line to set 1 stl fo1 {|;,ynr and Council of new Recre- able to make good on only line," * ^'' ' Toucliiluwn No. i u Eu l nt ..•:i'm Directors. We sincerely hope Kingmen Travel to Kaskicw Plumbers Set New conversion ! 8 ' ' C:irmlrli:irl s:oes over ', ,i the policy established by the To be sure the Carterct imp "Un(11ll« up. The try for p.iimi.s Directors be continued CPEAKING on r l!l t1 anrt South River for Scoring Record By Topping charged hard and held the Point !'. . " ' '«* ,i,,l ;i biscer and better program Pleasant offensive to only one 19-0. 1,, iihmned for the coming: year first down during the entire firsti Di>rlll« llir s(Tnml ha'f. Coach („: C;nteret youth. Kln M nt ln m|1 of s O ABOUT SPORTS Came Tomorrow Ted's Lunch By 93 to 35 half. In the second half, to the: - ' '«' »>l second •riie basketball clinics is besin- stlln mpn flom tlmp l0 tlm CARTERET — Rollins up what he winners' offensive. O'Donnell, credit of the Point Pleasant piny- - e- ,;..-, lo show resnlM in the High by M.ytr The lineups— CARTERET — With center may be a record high score for askiw and Litus also contributed ers, they refused to give up in the , -mil teams, aira^'the basebaL face of unsurrnountable odds, anil Cnrteret LE . Lyflolj The Carteret High School gridders face a heavy Bobby Kent back in the lineup - ieague history, the Kasklew ith 13, 12 and 10 points re- , i.nu-s has helped tne midget and MortsM LT Smith after a week's layoff due to an In- Plumbers, whom many consider as w-ctlvely. scored their lone touchdown In the schedule during the next week, meeting two tough Koke LO BesseMBT , :;i leiit'lies. jured foot, the Qarteret High , the team to beat for the Recrea- Rigiit fro mthe start It was evl- final quarter. 1 C PattttMB 11 ii Teen agers need some clean opponents in six days. Tomorrow the Kingmen go to School football gridders worked , tlon Cage League crown this year :nt that the Plumbers would have Over all, the thing thnt imim-'tt'P"- ,,,; wholesome recreation, it ha.' 1 1 RO Rttlb late every night'this week In prep-1 went On a wild scoring rampase big field ctay fo It as they rolled pressed most about Carteret wen Flt/uln South River to play a postponed engagement with lu s eed and RT Peterson ;,,.-!i Mi«gested that the dozen oi aration for their postponed grid- ; ancj ambushed Ted's Lunch undar pT big'42-20 advanTage"at'haif- i P Mocking. In the rout- ,. organizations In Town poo South River's formidable eleven. On Thursday, Car- iron clash with South River, ter of blocking, with few exrep-; Sltar RE Bruno a big score of 95 to 35. ine. QB I,-, ii icsources and a weekly Can- scheduled for tomorrow after- tlons, everyone carried out his us- j Woodhull ..Trick toret will face Perth Amboy in their annual Thanks- Scoring almost at will, the The score follows: Ht LHB i,. n a .Saturday afternoon or eve non at the brlcktowner's Meld at slgnment precisely as could bo ex-! "H'''" MUlat Plumbers did all but .wipe up the SENIOR LEAGUE RHB i,;;, of duncing and light re giving Day clash at Perth Amboy. The Blues, under 2 P. M/ ected mosl of the tlme Andreolli WUUUH high school gym floor with their Ted's Lunch IKaskl*^Plumbers! P Carmlchael FB :;. iiiiients. would a lot to pro Both teams move into battle Point Pleasant, admittedly, the: Coach Dougy King, are enjoying their best season in opponents. They scored from al- lraly.rf 6 0 12Dunn,rf 3 0 Mm 10 Poi -, ,j.- iiie needed recreation for thi with identical records, having won 3 0 underdog, possessed a very weak ' °» Wetswii most everywhere and simply could jukach.lf 6 0 12|Wassy,rf Scorr b r .II i-li'is. Organizations to pro recent years, having won four games and lostxthree. four and lost three. Last week, I not be stopped. lasha.c I 1 3 Bartko.lf 3 0 forward wall, as the BUies bruki-; ' P"^ois ,;,; the needed recreation fnr th 9 ,1 through with regular precision. 1 Carteret 11 6 0 0—If Last Saturday the local,gridders played a team in South River, always a formidable Merelo with 18 points and Lu- L'mce.n 1 1 3 .Merelo.lf Polnt M-iir.sters. Organizations to pro foe in county competition, de- !dynk.lg Oil Lukach.c , j \l: Gaining the ball on the Point. "easunt 0 0 0 «- i kach with 16 were the big guns in 7 Pleasant 44 on a weak punt, by | Touchdowns Kurtiuk, And«- i. iir i he chaperons. thoir own class—Point Pleasant—and won by a wide feated Perth Atnboy High, 20 to 12, /trgtto.lg 1 2 4J.Kc.nd,c their opponents. Euaene Carml-,o111' Ciirmicliiicl. Hulse. PolflW ,V'- .sinci'i-ely hope that th margin, Not many know this, but the athletic staff at while Dougy Kings Blue and White • O'Dnll.ri! 0 1 13 chatl raced around the end for u | After Tiuiclulown-CHplk. Referee .•.•.,!• iinri Council give serlou gridders took a weak Point Pleas- Totals 15 5 35 Oldkski.rg i Cartrret finds it almost impossible to book teams in its L.flin of "14 yiVds for a first down 1 —Tnvucchl. Uinpire-Donn. Head ;,!:ts to the matter and hel ant team Into camp by a 19 to 6 Hernandez Pinners Kaskhv.lg : 1 Llni-smiin—Fiiircll. Plfld Judge— ,|. some Uccreation for tlie own class in the state. Carteret recently was advanced score. LituhJt,' 5 „ j9 . on the Point- Pleasant 30 yard Dm . Lou Andreolli plunged throuuh the Jackus. Attendance- -1,800'. .:i!,i..i year for our youngsters. from Group I to Group II. For one thing, the Blues The result of tomorrow's game i ni deepest Sympathy to the remains a tossup, with the odds aintain 5 Game Totals 45 5 95 •yiiuch and Resko families on generally are vastly superior to most of the teams in slightly In favor of the home club. Halftime 42-20, Kiiskiw Plumb- ,i ;:• remit losses. Both families their own group and after they score heavily against Of importance, however, fs the Lead in League :rs. Gypsy Camp Pin Sports Quiz ;r,r contributed much to Carteret fact that the Blues go Into tomor- a Class II Group school, the same school refuses to, re- row's game with their full CARTERET ^ The paceysetting iiioibiill . . . Carteret high wins book Carteret the following year. strength, which might be a point Team Leads by Comes the time of the year when in their favor. A large crowd is ex- Hernandez Construction keglera Mixed Five Gains in 1st home game this season Traditionally, Carteret is obliged to play teams in the sports fan rends about tht •. ue.itUL! Point Pleasant Beach pected to accompany the team to maintained their five-game mar- ii Game Margin various football bowl games nt>« 'i-ii Oame was their 4th win as this area such as Perth Ambo.y, Woodbridge, South South River, « gin in the Hill Bowl Commercial On Agrico Pinners shaping up, the prospects of col- i:iist .') losses. Kut'tiak, Carml-. River and Rahway, most of whom are either in Group The prbbable lineups follow: Industrial League by winning two legiate basketball squads, good Carteret South River CARTERET — The Gypsy :,,iii mid Andreoll gettlflR touch- .games over Bellak's, while the sec- Inci bad hews on boxing, and la*t icu.s'while Jlmiry Stima kicked III or Group IV. However, the remaining games should Mortsea LE NStrausser Camp widened its lead to 4 Mi ond-place Waznee's Tavern, miss In Womens League but not least about the annual ; i extra point. A half dozen fum» Koke LT Mordas games over the second place Si- be played with teams in ts town class. But both Prank, tar's Superette by scoring a two- , draft in baseball and news of th* :. -. prevented a (Jigger score Capik LG Schmidt ing a golden opportunity to gain CARTERET — The powerful McCarthy and Dougy King will tell you quite emphati- Kent C Feaster game triumph over Sitar's last \ Major-Minor League meetings to uiist the shore team . . . 0^ the leaders, also won two game Mixed Five, charging with all its Stima RG Casetfd week in the Hill Bowl Women's; smith River has tough time cally that such bookings are almost impossible to get. from the G. A. T. X. team. be held in Houston, Texas. Sitar RT Kamp batteries, closed in on the league League. • • .itiiii; Perth Amboy 20-12. Am- Medwick and Makwinski wen here is how' you 'Score yourself Last week, in the absence of band leader Philip Woodhull ... ..RE Durock leading Agrico pinners in the The third place Sabo's Sport •ic. inn chance for win When be- the big bflys for the night, Med In The Sports Quiz, You get four Helley QB . .Dumbrowski Shop, trailing by only !!> game i. I 12-13 and the ball on the Waron, who attended a convention in Atlantic City,. wick rolling a 666 set with threi Women's Industrial Bowling uuesses. Mark your choices l-2 Andreolli' LHB Porrar from second position, scored a two- >.trd line, an intercepted pass brilliant scores of 257,215 and 194 League by winning three games If you ye right on a first pick, Adam Szymborski, a member of the Board of Educa- Carmichael1 ,RHB DeGraw play win over- the Hill Bowl In [ *' '™ Vt£"pote^ five"for :.; K4 yard run giving South River while Makwinskl had 636 wit from the Anodes, while the league or t it fi'fr A Kurtlak, ..FB Tausta other a l ..i- '.imc. tion, and a musician in his own right, led the band scores of 198, 223 and 215. leaders dropped two games to tlie ^ ^^^^ ^..!:^i:second, three for a third and one won two from Babic's Furniture for a fourth. Twenty point! it • • 11.morrow's game with South onto the field and did a mighty nice job of it. Warner A. A. and Baumgartner's took a pair : should break the Jinx, as average, forty very good and fifty John Little, who is affiliated with the Rutgers foot- In a mild upset, the Delamar from Wai and Gene's Flower is perfect. .eat lias not won since 1941 Sabo's Sport Shop bowlers dropped a two-game deci- Shop. Carteret will be favorite to ball team in a' managerial capacity, was on hand for Mens Gut Trims 1. Leading candidates for spot* .: sion to the last place Copper Works The complee earn sanding and In New Year's Day bowl games are : j the Point Pleasant game to act as head linesman. He team. results follow: Arkansas, Qeoruia, Southern Call- * Day game with Holds Slim Lead The highlights of the week were Hill Bowl Women's League said he missed the train on Friday, so he decided to St. Joes by Big f.ornln, Ohio Slate, Nebraska and i :; Ambuy is another revenge a big 515 set turned in by Helen Standings Maryland. The top bowl games are ' '•'••• .is Amboy won last year 14- hang around town over the weekend and see Carteret Despite Setback Uszenski with scores of 144, 169 W. L. the Rose, Sunai\ Cotton and Or- j nl the year before 7-0 on a Margin, 65 to 3 and 202, and a bis 2215 set turned Gypsy Camp 22 8 ange. One of the colleges listed i lied score. Last time Carteret play. in by the Mixed Five with scores Sitar's Superette 171* 12'-j CARTKRKT — Sabo's Sporljj below has played in all four. Can- : w •< in '950 at Perth Amboy. Some of you folks may not know this, but the black CARTERET — Outplaying the of 676, 750 and 789. Sabo's Sport Shop 17 13 you name the school? ' * !e\v of our Boys in line for charcoal marks usod by the.Blue and White players Shop, despite a two game'^etbaek opponents by a wide margin froi The team standing and results Hill Bowl IB 14 ' ( ) Auburn ( ) Missouri i -•County honors and State at the hands of a stubborn Brown's start to finish, the Presbyteria: follow: Carteret China 14 16 ( ) Georgia ( ) Pittsburgh - •:.':oiis Helley, Andreoll, Kenl under their eyes were used to good advantage when Insurance combine, still managed Men's Club had a comparative! W. L. Babic's Furniture n['2 17',ii ( ) Texas ( ) Tennessee '; ;i lew more will be on the Al easy timt ln disposing of the St, j Agrico 25'/ -1% Walt&Gene's 11 19 facing the sun. Once we noticed a Point Pleasant to maintain a slight lead in first- 2 2. Major' league clubs in .' ••liny Warns. ... Joseph's five in a regular senjor Mixed Five 23 10 Baumgartner's 19 20 scurcrirng for a new manager* often ; Hiskt'tball , , , Board of Educa^ player miss the ball completely when Carteret punted. place in the>City pin loop last week cage league contest last Wednes- Delamar 21 12 Results turn to the Pacific Coast League | i :. appoints Jack Wlelgollnski as at the Academy Alleys. day night at the high school gym. Warner A. A. i9 /i mi Two-game Winners: Ssibo's and especially the Oakland club. 15 Vi 17'.«. sport Shop over Hill Bowl; Cur- ! ^••'iiimin. Coach for the 1-954-55 However; the defeat cut down The final score was Men's Club Anodes».... Chuck Dtessevn managed Oakland 'tii Wes Spewak to Coach vur 65, St. Joe's 34. . . Koos No. 1 ...- 15'/z 17l,2 teret .China over "Sable's Rum.; SaWs margin to only two full in 1954 and Lefty O'Doul has Just and Doug King to assist, wlill Wasilewski Lists Holy Family Five It was a real field day for the Koos No. \ 15!'2 \VI-> Gypsy Camp over Sitar's Supw- signed to manage the club (or ' -Sfmenza to handle all Gram games. In another match the Fal- Men's Club, with Myers, Koval Copper Works 8 25 ette; Baumsartner's over Walt & 1955. Can you name an ex-Oak- . Gene's. •••hools. , , . Scores Easy Win con Hall moved up into a two- and.O'Reilly setting a terrific pace. The results: land manager from the managers ; ' i eation . .. Important meet Rec Cage Slate way tie with Brown's Insurance Myers tallied 16 points on eight Mixed FW ....:'. 676 750 789 pictured below? .. 637 703 CIO next week. Junior League t for the secpnd post by taking two field goals, while Koval and Anodes i Hack , ( ) Dyke* CARTERET — Recreation Di- O'Reilly each had 12 points. l "Copper Works . 619 566 624 ( ) Stengel ' ( ) Haney er Cavaliers games from Sitar's Market. Machine B Sweeps a battle of Giants. Holy Pam rector Stan ^asllewski announced Taking a big lead at trie start, Delamar 603 634 5,88 3. Archie Moore has started a The team standing and results Warner A. A 644 603 688 'write-in" campaign for a shot at :.n.si-s out Kaskln Plumbers 84 the following schedule of games CARTERET —The Holy Family the Men's Club found themselves Huland Copeland scoring 2 follow: olit in front by more than 20 points Agrico 689 574 641 the. heavyweight boding charaplon- foivthls earning Wednesday night ive, performing in real mid-season 565 599 601 Electric Shop to MI.S tor Holy Family. Raskin ani City League at the end of the first half, 38 to Koos No. 1 hip. Amofig-his claims for a title in the Recreation Senior Basket- 'ashion, • defeated the Cavaliers, W. L. •;•» each scoring 16 points fo; 13, !to be exact. Koos No. 2 5B8 517 567 shot is the fact that he knocked ball league to be played in the 51 to 37, in a regular senior recrea- Sabo's .>-. 17 ^7 Widen League Lead out Nino Vaklez, one of the Ifiad- lumbers. Kasklws play with Brown Insurance ' . 15 9 high, school gym. tion cage loop contest played last iiiK contenders. Moore hasn't D Falcon Hall , . 15 9 FRONT AND CENTER By Alan Mover The opening game will find the week in the high school gym. CARTEREt — With Lewand- mentioned this, "out in his lonj Green Lantern . 11 13 career he was knocked out by a STORK Presbyterian Men's Club, always Taking the lead at the start and . 10 14 owskl rolling scores of 167, 201 and Xosd's Tavern .. 216, the Machine A« bowlers former heavyweight champion, NEWS, Va.—Within a formidable foe, opposins the never relinctuishlng it, the defend- . 4 20 Sitrat's Market .. clipped the Omce-Recefvliig De- and also lost two decisions £o the minute! girl babies were born i Cavaliers, at 6:15 P. M. In the ing champions were led by a quar- OKLAHOMA Results partment for two games in tlie same fighter, ^ho is he? •i Iwal hospital to two slsiers, second engagement which is sched- tet iof stars, headed- by Weber and 956 925 826 Brown's Insurance WHO'Z Poster Wheeler Imter-Departmnt ( i Braddock ( ) Sharlttjr : uled to get under way at 7:15 Wasilewski, both of whom tallied 862 867 883 '•" '«' at the same address, firs. Sabo's Sport Shop bowling league last Fi'lday night at I i Loult ( ) Walcolt Us Seurce's baby was bom at P. M., Ted's Lunch will stack up 13 points. Bill Kend followed with Kosel's Tavern 765 775 791 against a tough opponent ln the 11 points and Perence scored 10 to M A. M. and Mrs. Charles Green Lantern 777 844 813 4. Joe Fulks led the pro baaket- form of the defending champion- round out the heavy aftlllery. If*? 2dP ALL' In another match, the power* '"•iisatl2;16|P.M. Sitar's Market 762 786 740 btill scorers in thp 1946-47- Mason ship Holy Family aggregation. The ':' Tlie winners were ahead by 24 hou.se Machine B bowlers rolled Falcon Hall 830 746 838 and wits second |in the next two final same of the evening will tjo 18 at the halftime.;1 , three big score's to cr.ush the Elec- seasons. But cln1 you name the marks thirty straight ' For the losers, Stark, CJural and tric Shop, 984 to 811, 8^8 to 823 bring together the powerhouse high scorer for $he 1953-54 seasoji? P. Kasklew Plumbers and the St. Jo- Lynch were high scoijera. and 877 to 870. Maydjrefc, Srdoch, Medvetz, Coppola aijd Hmerecki ( ) Cousy f i » Macaufey seph's, teams. Dublin Plumbers ( •> Mlkan ji ( ) Johnsljon Senior League Schedule all turned In double century scores. T«a in-Standing: ( ) Schayes t ' > Sharman ATTtNTIOTNI N First game—Presbyterian Men's }. fhe major leagues drafted Club vs. Cavaliers; second game- Plant Wo. 1 Pin Replace Hill Bowl Foster Wheeler Bowling League W. L. 13: players last year, but moat of TEAMS • SPONSORS Ted's Lunch vs. Holy Family them were sent back to the minor Machine B 25 ^ Wt third game—St. Joseph's vs. Kas- leagues. Can you name the player It's Time to See * Team Takes Lead As League Leaders Muchlnu A 18 12 kiw Plumbers. listed below who finished the sea- Electric Shop son with the club that drafted JAG'S CARTERET — The Dublin Olttce and Receiving .. 4 26 In Amoco League him? plumbing bowlers replaced yie .. The results: To 984 898 877 ( i Melton ( ) Lynch Hill Bowl Bar in first place in the Machine B i. N Babies in Deadlock CARTERET—Plant No. 1 won ( ) Sirmi • I ) fCress Order Hill Bowl Mixed League by win- Electric Shop 811 823 870 an Important three-game victory ( J Thompson ( ) Bright • Your ning two games over Misak's Machlrj* 710 844 871' over Lube JDil tomeve into first (Quiz answers on 1'age 14) With Crohmanns Auto Repairs while the Hill Bowl ing 779 673. m place In the Amoco lntra-depart- Bar went on to win in two mental bowling games from Ray's Amoco kcglera. For League Lead As a result the Plant No. 1 keg CLOSEOUT "Mary Koby with a brilliant 331. i lers held a two-game advautag furnished the feature of the night NOW CARTERET—Babe's Furnlturi over the second place, Lube Oi! as she complied a thr,«e game set $125 scoring a two-game triumph ovei combine.' of 553. t WARM-UP U.S.M.R. Foremen in a close In another match Plant No. 2 the tie wit The results follow. JACKETS match, moved up Into a tie mm •scored easily over the E. and M. 11IU Bowl Mixed League the Qrohmann Insurance pinners team. -* Standings , for first place ln the Carteret Com- L. mercial pin loop at the Academy SAME CURVE WRECKS Dublin Plumbing 17 10 alleys. The Grohmanns suffered a Hill Bowl Bar 16 11 Ready lor the Opener FORT ERIE, Ont.—On October S two-game defeat \t the h&ndis of 11, Herman Eldrldge, 51, of Buf- pay's Amoco? )1 18 tivt Our fotimate N«w the Nemeth Beverages In what MERICAH &UARP falo, N. Y., wrecked his car when Ml«ak'»Auto-«*e*iv8 • >v,10 17 A10UHGW PROWR, ll iMIIiHf., WHS considered a mild upset. H940 VMHB SI'KWAL TEAJtt PRICES watt it went off the road at a curve Result* $00. I* 5OONZK 5 BLADE SAW SETS nun, the final match of ttie night pAG FOR In near here. Elkridge was finqi for XwQ-gume winners: Dublin FUUBACH NOW, oi(iii:n nuivv ro: Price's Meu's Store clipped OKLAHOMA. careless driving. Seuerai dttfs later, PlumblnB uver Mlsak's Auto Re- AHP IF N0ITHBR the Carteret Bunkers for a two*- -T Of THEM MAK£ IT, tlm he drove to We)land in a new car pairs; Ray's Amoco over Hill Bowl Llttletown Supply Co. •• Perth Amboy, N. J. JAG'S victory, winning the first \ iWRe1* A PAIR to collect bail" money he had put Bar. Our tuiill'l"flt/ulaliii1 i ni mill »i Hi !<•.-, up whin arrested. Re approached Hull Oh' TWlN'stfOti IN v. in wilii .i ili'111".H nl Sporting Goods 221 169 143—633 \ //., •/ r ~" '••!' ';••'•'*":' lu the same curve and—duwtge wu Mary Koby .. « State St., rerth Ambpy r Farm prices drop 1.6 per cent in cst'mnted at $500. John Tami J 182 15 i 5 ') CARTERET PF{|; • PAGE .SIX FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, WA ;
Miss Alwniy Vupiln Miss Victoria To Attend Concerts
CARTERET — Piano students CARTERET Final pi |.pill , nf Miss Eleanor Abaray will at- are being made by Mis:; y tend a srries of four concerts to be Ruszala, 25 Emerson sir,, her weddint> to Henry n, Hnll nnrtlrtt, who l>mn:hl t.hf Mwmsored by the Griffith Foun- llt Colchester, Conn., which M movln Hllhts to CniiKrcsxmnll dation. H The first of these will be held at place In the Holy Family (', DOUGHS HtrinKff'H"Ws dramatic here November 27. ' Drill IrliM | doctor and he enn probably make story, which turned out to +)i' onnthe Mosque, Newark, at 11 A. M. I iim :i ••:: 1 < i.''i'ien yours old. this time of your life a happlei nf the urpal.cst. hoiixi^ (if nil times, tomorrow. The group will assemble •• In honor of her appn,, and more comfortable one for you Tl f l)nv I Ii !*. I"" '1 ','fiill',' With IS has cancelled all plans for making in front of the Public Library marriage, the prospective' 1 I Then try to Und something In- l,w< ii .-i"n I ; ;r, vi'i.v fund nf him the picture. here at 9:45 A. M. and leave by was given a surprise shown iim1 i. •.!• i \'i " i m.irrii'rt. i terestlng with which to occupy bus. home of Miss June Ynnn•• I iip : ..I. i MunRirncnt rin? your time. We have much less MAKE A SHOE SHI^E BOX Elmwtwd Avenue, Wour] tendency to worry about Imaginary Frank Ross, who produced "The 1 which was attended by ni,,,,,. , J but I ••!. i;n '!• ••,,! :t wiiotliei' to get For that bny In school, the prob- Darl find «on should work to- brace and bit, plane, sand Robe" for Twentieth Century-Pox, A big, Integrated slcnl mill has niitiTi'"i I..' !••>', ,i' lie plans to go Ills or even real ills II we are in- guests. lem of keeping his shops shire-! gether in making the thoe paper, and paint brush. has a new project In view. He been dedicated In Colombia. in d )r- ;• ' IJ.I:.I! and furnish a terested in other things. will be scmewlwt eased If he hi shine box. In addition to eas- The lumber used is all 1-inch ing one household problem by plans to do a re-make of Wills SHERIFF'S S\l|-: t lioi;s • I Vi fi ii:l tills may cause j Make up your mind that you all the materials handy In his material. All joints should be 1 Bromfield's "The Rains Came," In his next science fiction film, suFERTort oouriT OF \M,\ ,, trouble ;v IM (IDCK not make a arc not goin« to let trivial things ' providing the boy with his own glued as well as nailed, using V room, If his dad will work with . handy polishing outfit, it gives bringing the story up-tcdate with "Dune Roller," Richard Carlson C'tnnmv Division, Ml'Ml-., luri'C <:ii,.i\'. i worry you and half ol your battle 6-penny finishing hails. him In making a shoe shine kit d»d a chance to teach a lot of backgrounds laid in Pakistan and will play .the role of a biologist Dex'kft No. J-.?sM-V) BTV| ,, I no* li.iM' 'i .'iSi of rpy osnand ; will be won. " The box should be finished JOSS.'H B. 8CHWAHT?,, I'! , the boy may develon an In'erest basic carpentry. by sanding and rounding alt In India. The picture will be in who finds a marble-sized form of JOHN WrTKOWSKI, O(-f.. . ran v.rt unyuiin: I want. What LOUISA. n h 1 1 belh In the kit and its purpose From the drawings below, sharp edges, then stained or Cinemascope and In color. , life in the desert which grows and nf EKcruUon for thfl »iii(. ,,j' shn'.i 1 do . tinted 8o|)tember 17. 19*4. Traber't defeats Llamas in Mex- and in carpentry, the box dimensions and assem- varnished to make it an at- grows until it threatens to over- B.E. O. A shine kit with a hinged to-> bly are easily understood. tractive, as well as a useful, By vlrtm of the BIXJVC ••, ican tennis final. The ramance of Debbie Reyn- run the earth. in mo dlTPcted ,wd dclivprwi i mbips as a foot stool. Althou AB a training project, the piece of furniture for the boy'l i olds and Eddie Fisher has, as ex- rAini to sa> at puhllr vr nri1,, Answer: job can utilize sawn, .screw- bedroom. Its principal purpose is utility, it pected, flowered into an official Guy Mitchell has bought him- WEDNESDAY, THR JTTlM I " •, • It, i>; uln'.'iil lo I'O into debt to driver, hammer, nail set, chisel, DECEMBER. A, D, NlN'.'i can also be attractive. engagement, which was recently self a bargain castle nenr Edin- build ii luii " if yi'i'i cm Bee your HUNORSt) F1KT¥-Foi ' TJsInu l-!nch lumber, this It' ... *iirt hour M f«'n n'f1),)'k h' i wiiy ele.ir in p,.'y for it. Probably announced by Debbie's parents, burgh. Scotland. The castle has a ivs the younu carpenter, with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reynolds, park, a couple "of tenant farmers, prevailing (Standard or r):iv" your f:;mr LII.; fieurcd out how ing) time, In the afternoon M: Is dad's help, of eour*e. an opoor,- of Burbank, Cal. The couple plan some livestock, and Ouy plans to much l,i "in ;i.V' each month to .,,.,,. at me Sheriff's Oilier i1: inMy to learn how to use hand to marry In Hollywood sometime breed horses there! nf No«v Brunswick, N ,J. /\[,'. pay <>.\ r 1'. I he house Is an In- 1 tools. in June. •)>'<• and Intrrut of clof.-u' expensive (in . til? payments are W.tkowjikl. of. In and to ar -\ very little iiior.1 than one pays for The Iwo end pieces which serve Gen. John E. Dahlqulst has been tut: described iicenUses, to u1 as legs for the box are made from Although Donald O'Connor vow- olngs for this year's three quar- A',1 these cer'.iln lots, irni•' Howrvev, il miiiht be a wise one piece of 1- by 10-lnch lumber, ed he'd never do another Francis ters $1.60 a, share higher, due rels of land and premium. |,,.' picture, Ed Muhl, of Universal In- particularly d<'*:rlbed. sliu'•. thin:; for you to put off the wed- 22 Inches long. The pattern for the largely to lower tanes. inirt b«
^subscription rates by mall, Including post- Better Than 3 to 1 ,;, nne year, $3.00; six months, $1.50; three "',.,,]1S 85 cents; single copies by mall, 10 Color TV in 1955 Margin ",'nis, All payable In advance. Iiy currier delivery, 8 cents per copy. It has become apparent that 1954 is not By KENNETH FINK. Dim-tor, No opinion I Fntcred as second class matter June 6,1924 to be the year of any considerable intro- „, rnrteret. N. J., Post Office, under the Act Princeton Research Service Highlighting today's flrtdlngi " 1879. » duction of color, television to the American PRINCETON - How do New Is the fact that more than sewn. public. As recently as six months ago there Jersey adult citizens feel about out of every Um In every popula- the way the mall service Is betn;! tion group examined »y they was much talk in the trade of color TV carried on by their local post approve of their local mall aer- The Cooperative Approach sets hitting the market in late 1954. offices? virr and that In no population croup do mure than one in four With economy becoming an absolute ne- A recent public opinion survey However, as about only eight weeks of throws llftht on how adults .say they disapprove, r., iiy__as well as a virtue—in government, 1954 remain on the calendar, it appears across the state feel on tht« Im- These Kroups Include Republi- portant service. cans. Democrats and Independ- ' | jcipalitles more and moire are looking that color television and 1964 are not to nUin Survey results show that New ents. men and women, home toward inter-governmental cooperation as coincide. The introductory year for color Jersey public sentiment over- owners and home renters, as well television, on a large scale, will come in whelmlnRly approve* of their ns nil age Kroups. city size.v occu- a means of providing more adequate service locnl mall servlc*. pations, and educational levels. 1955, or later. The public, which had been This uniformity of opinion Exactly three out of four W!ule holding down climbing costs. across the state Is shown In tha early anticipating color television sets and' adults questioned In the survey vote by size of community. Giowing pains, incidental to rapid expan- which has been given encouraging reports said they approved of the way the mall service Is being carried sion of communities across the municipal in recent months, will have to wait a little on by their local post offices. *. 9 f boundaries that once contained them, are longer. Fewer than one In four say \ they disapprove, II« ft _ M interesting local officials in the possibilities The most promising report from the In other words, those who ap- Approve 7Br 78ri 73^ 74% television industry this year Was that prove of the way their local post Disapprove 2? 21 23 21 Df joining with their neighbors in provid- which announced the development of a offices are carrying on their work No opinion 2 1 4 5 er common services to their people. Such outnumber by a margin of better A tabulation of the reasons new-type color tube which would allow than three to one those who dls- Riven by tho^e expressing dis- iunicipal operations serving more than color television pictures to be reproduced npprove. approval i22 per cent of the When New Jersey Poll staff state's ndult population! shows m town or city are recognized in State by a tube at reasonable cost. Before this reporters asked a representative thnt one Idea l.s uppermost on cross-section of New Jersey IVV, permitting agreements and other spe- announcement, color television sets were the mind.s of these people—the adult citizens: need of two deliveries a day. •ia! arrangements to provide joint police- expected to cost about $1,000, even for "Do you Approve or disap- sets with fourteen-inch screens, and this prove of the way the mall ser- More than three oul of flve iie radio service, extended sewer and water vice Is belnr carried on by your who expressed disapproval men- was expected to hold down demand to a tioned the nerd for two deliveries lines and other facilities. local post office?" minimum. These were the statewide results: a day as the reason for express- inn disapproval. Home owners and citizen organizations Approve Wt It is now estimated, however, that color Disapprove 22 And nenrly one out of every ilso have indicated interest in the oppor- flve making suggestions men- television sets will be on the market in tioned earlier deliveries and the tunities for improved service, less costly 1955, and that while they will be higher- WINDFALL RECOVERY fact that they received their The Justice Department has an- mail only In the afternoons. (o\tinmcnt and relief from rising tax loads priced than black-and-white sets, they will nounced It will seek to recover not be as expensive as had been expected nearly $3,500,000 of alleged "wind- Gettlrw third mention (5 per lsually attendant upon municipal develop- fall" profits from builders of the cent of all those offering sugges- a year ago. If color television—which tions) is the elimination of uti- ing The recently adopted 1955 Platform Under the Capitol Dome huge Parkchester Apartment de- comes along seven or eight years after velopment In New Orleans. Theaddressed circular material and the New Jersey Taxpayers Association By J. Joseph Sribblns total mortgage lnsurd by the FHA other advertLslnR matter. black and white television — stimulates was $10,845,000. Receiving fewer mentions were mihrs upon the need in calling for "co- American business as much as black and the need for more help; the need (Imution among governmental agencies u TRENTON—New Jersey's-1955 vember. Eleven State Senators the United Milk Producers of cogT QF uvmQ for raising the pay of local mall white television did, or what is more Legislature, wrtich convenes on will also be elected next year in y- , The cost of living in the United carriers, anr; the poor service In January 11, will again be conBurlington, Camden, Cape May, the end that government as a whole may likely, anything like that much, it will be The organization, which declined three-tenths of general. trolled by Republicans, while a Essex. Gloucester, Middlesex, states a boon to the economy and will help make guards milk prices In the State, one per cent in September—to the This newspaper presents the jiovule the necessary public services at the Democrat, Governor Robert B. Monmouth, Salem, Somerset, reports of the New Jersey Poll Union and Warren counties. claims thfre Is still time to paint lowest level since last April—due west cost." . 1955 a prosperous year. Meyner will start his second year (Continued on Page Vi> mainly to lower costs of foodstuffs. exclusively In this area. as chiel executive of New Jersey. Differences between the Demo- cratic Governor and the'Republi- St£s i^^5^!^^^^^^Sy55i^5^5^S^S^^5i«5t; The Flat Look After The Accident can Legislature over appoint- have been requested by Chief ments, state government financ- Justice Arthur T. Vanderbilt to Tins year—as is the case every year- Leonard E. Kolemar, general manager of ing and other matters, are ex- act like higher court judges and ly is something new in women's fash- the Automobile Club for Maryland, recently peqted to continue and even gain give reasons for their decisions, momentum during the second rather than merely impose fines ions and it happens to be the flat look. suggested drivers follow seven steps after year of the executive-legislative and arbitrary jail sentences. •ose going according to this Paris edict being involved in an accident. Even if you relationship. This prediction is The Chief Justice, who is re- are not-planning to have an accident, his based upon a legislative attitude sponsible for New Jersey's mod- ii dress so that their appearance will re- of long standing that the first ern court system which has been tmble that of a flat board. recommendations are worth considering. year of a Democratic Governor's acclaimed throughout the na- The seven steps are: term is considered the honey- tion, believes- the magistrates' This was the fashion back in the Twen- moon—and the honeymoon is courts comprise the show win- ties and "was definitely frowned upon by 1. Stop. 2. Determine the extent of in- nearly over^. dow of the entire judicial system. health and medical authorities, who found juries, but do not move any of the uncon- In 'the State Senate there will More citizens attend such court be n Republicans and 4 Demo- sessions than any other tribunal piat it was definitely bad for young girls scious. 3. Call the police. 4. Get names and crats in 1955, and in the General in the State and what they see is Assembly-, 40 Republicans and 19 their idea of the entire system, i wear clothes designed to give them a flat, addresses of witnesses. the Chief Justice claims. 5. Make a mental note of the positions Democrats. There is one Demo- nnatural look. , „ , . , cratic vacancy in Mercer County Within the past few years, Santa's We do not believe the flat look has a of cars and get license numbers, o. Avoid created by the eiection of Demo- magistrates have heen required discussion the accident With the other car's cratic House Minority Leader ' to wear robes similar to members of the Superior and Supreme (i.".-t of a' chance of being accepted by the . ,. ,. u.,-i. mi,, Frank Thompson having been courts, and decorum must be nty of American women, but unfor- occupants, and do not discuss liability. The elected to CongregSi maintained at all times while the police or the insurance company will settle senator Bruce A. Wallace, Little Jiiihitely, there are some who follow the will police courts are in session. The psychology behind the wearing that point. 7. Report the accident to your Merchantviiieserve as Senat, e RepublicanPresident durin, g •ion edicts from Paris so closely they of the robes is that the wearer insurance company. the 1955 session, while Oliver P. be sucked In on this latest tashion- Van Camp, of Point Pleasant, personally realizes he is the dis- We think these steps contain sound ad- will serve his 25th year as Secre- penser of justice while thus at- Helper... ".ner's whim. We hope the number will tired, a faot which may be tern- vice and have only one thing to add to tary of the Senate. Assemblyman lot be large, and that this editorial will lb Atlantic City porarily forgotten -if he presides as encouragement to young ladies, them, and that is to stay out of automobile ^^J^*™ T^ieSS in ordinary street clotheslth . Magistrates have also been °T .. , ,_L1U ._ ,„,„„, accidents. At the present rate, it looks Uke^ House speaker, and William T. elderly ones as well, to resist this latest Btuu^...-. r--- • House Spa, told by the Chief Justice that the nation will suffer between thirty an : "Ififl '• J .--.... CARTERET K JOT IT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1954 mnrt.Rn«e compnnles ilo n,,| , eormY, book industry moan wlmt production. Mr. Murphy experts rhnracter nr too pour to hi> in Mais nnrt Institutions. DIP (IlKre- whether they ever got, b:irk •• Opinion of Other* they nay. a revolution is in proc- that the new era ought to be in debt. 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Connors l^- University, the Stele University of New Jersey .[•n>(.s and shrubs are callrd i.ir,nMS because as leaves nre ',,, iii'rd they remain on the plant ''.",, ii period of one year or more. •'i'.,, length of time they remain ..iiriids upon the kind and, to a '•[ ,.,• extent, upon weather con- YOUR 1HAHKSGIVIHG MODS rirniis. isiunltie a spruce or a pine. i:..iri.im! at the tip, work back to \ definite Joint. That Is where ', mvlli started last spring. You can ,,.,,„ work back In successive steps, ,,,',, i,Vj growth for two or three j,,;iv!\s remain on these trees f,,,'i«-o, three or four years. Back „, iiiat. the twigs and branches are Fresh Cranbarrles ,vll,, for the leaves that once , -..tiii"tl them have fallen In past 1 ,t ,,, m the case of trees like Caps Cod JJ - , nliiiik, spruce and fir, Indlvld- , leaves drop, but leaves of pine ,'., ,n the little tufte or bundles I;', '.(i.irii they grow. We often are able to tell pines Yellow Corn r 4 25c: ,.,.,;! by the number of leaves or ',!!,Hi's" there are Ip a bundle. M ne pine has five, Austrian pine, iind the pitch, pine so com- DURING THANKSGIVING WEEK Qirtplffttit . n near the shore hut three, "'i>..mis like arborvltae, false cy- M Super Markup and Silf-Servica Stires Oortland Apples . , . u; retlnospora and juniper ', ,vc differently. Leaves on these Delicious Apples . Mimll, Closely hugging the When leaf fall occurs on Open To 9 P. M. Yellow Bananas • , it is not as Individual leaves, ,i :s small twigs or fans. :i lit now leaves on the conif- Tuesday and Friday , i> evergreens are turning yel- ., ,111(1 falling. The Inner part of Lemons ; ... as arborvltae may look dis- Rich8 & bbi 4 e 12 ,!.,!. owing to the yellowing of Boned Chicken ;;;: :: " :69 :1i9 • . leaves. P c c Chestnuts ;ii nut be alarmed at this. It's :. • irnl and there is nothing we Fresh Broccoli READY-TO-COOK ,., ,!n to stop it. College Inn Whole Chicken , 4lb. U5 Pascal Celery l^af fall may occur as early as TOP-GRADE H'liirmber. The only time to be Tomatoes .! .u'ined lit leaf fall Is when it oc- C YOUNG , is- in hot weather. Examine Underwood's Deviled Ham , . , 19 White Onions ;, ivcs with a lens or reading glass. TURKEYS I: you can see tiny Spider mites Avocado Pears u.oviiu: about or observe their cast rins or eggs, spray at once with a Swiff $ Meats for Babies .... -i1e Yellow Turnips f Sizes 4 lbs. k'JC liiiticiile , Sweet Potatoes tti6ibs ib. - 34k In Fashion Now Chicken of the Sea Tuna Fish Mow and more we set the ele- Fortaladi, landwlchti and quid meali tip's price for small sin tiirtqn bckin Iht small BtlMlle ratlet). l. IIUT uf fabric being played up, by i.i.ihes designers, The evening Whit, 7o..| Light 7 03. MU Fesliva Favorite! . ti is mi example. It Is usually meat can rntat e«n •• SMOKED -"Suntr-Rlght" and Other Top Grade Brands : isiiionrd of some dazzling mate- Jane Parker :.<1 and is popular for small par- : •i'-.i us well as formal dances and ips to tlio opera. FRUIT Hams % 29 XL 39 B 5[ 3 Some uf these coats are a bit ,er done Remember when you Snacks for Your Ready-to-Eat Hams a*-33c ,s>43c ";;,»r • 55c .lie .shopping {or yours that it CAKE •iiikl be best to choose a neutral Holiday Entertaining "Supor-Right" QualHf Fresh Lamb from Amtrican Farms lor ili.it will go well with several I # I -L Oven-Ready r 1% Regular . iwns. -51.29 n These coats range in price from •:.f very expensive to "frankly in- 31b. leys of LaniD «^ 55 • •.,» nsive." Don't try to econo- Bio Crackers slzi $2.49 Broilin9 *ntifrvin'~ ;./(.• too much. This is often the Sirloin Steaks s™. d. 3 ::. ot expensive thing you can do C C un r Reg.itylt 10" Ib. 11.1 lung run. If you have a lim- Ribs of Beef All moat deph. cui 59 J>67 Sliced Bacon *»«-w '^M 63* • d iiiiiount to spend for your eve- DAIRY FAVORITES! c lb 0 • :•» cuut, it -jvould be a good idea Ribs of Beef ° :;;:"i Z* 69 I 77 Smoked Beef Tongues ft.rtat s d IIUKC one youi self or have one Stu^ Aged Over 1 Year ; Ground Beef Fr.»Mygound »>35 Frankfurters ^><+w-^>« !':etty shoes are1 a must with Maraschino Cherries Cheddar Cheese ^ 55c AvoilabU only Kind of outfit. Treat yourself Loin Lamb Chops ... 95° Fresh Cod Fillet In frtsh li>h dtptl. pur of the exciting new san- Cream Cheese ™;t£ 2 plgi. M • •• They are very bare and you O"7 a DEL MONTE BRAND AfrP BRAND - OUR FINEST QUALITY ] need a pair Of sandalloot Ghed-O-Bit '^ plg. pka. " kings. Ii ol. NQQ :i you make youi}/ own evening Kraft's Cheez-Whiz i«r ™ FRUIT COCKTAIL SWEET CORN i or have It ,m*de, why not •e an evening bag to match? American Crabmeat n6Q0l* W ID Imtant lopping Whole Kernel • on will enjoy this new addl- 2 69< «r Cream Style cans «#•#' • • tn your wardrobe, particu- Rock Lobster Danish Blue Cheese you make the rounds of w . parties. > Borden's Milk Minced Clams *- Apricot Nectar Two-Edied Border's Milk Mayonnaise 32« More ethics In Journalism is Swiss 1 need, says a politician" Such Uederkram Borden's Heavy Cream eontsinsr not asking the candidate Mince Meat ^IZ 2Z 39c Pancake Flour ,1 19c < >e lie stands on the issues un- Bordtn 1 9o1 c 2)<)I '.<• had a chance to read "his Potato Chips Ilinpa Meai ' J - te flfie V-8 Vegetable Juice <**- 2':.:28« H speeches and tind out.—Bill STRAWBERRIES WlllUfW BIBal Nont Such * phi. TV i«r ^* •••!•• Inin in the Kansas City Star. Pumpkin 2 e.: Tomato Juice ^.2;,: 27" t86 ADVERTISEMENT 9 e Flako Pie Crust Mix 2 p°; 29" Apple Cider £$z L i « 20«.4TV| Dole's Crushed Pineapple tart "• Going Someplace? Jiffy Pie Crust Mix 2;; 19« !> Hirrt ^350 Libby's Fruit Salad ... "-Mi Beveijage Buys! Plum Pudding can 'RAVEL pNiitpoiit Hard Sauce Cro»< & BUclwtll Del Monte Sweet Peas . 2;;J9» ALK Hi-Hat Peanut Oil •«-« Coca-Cola 6^, 37c corn Gin club Sods 19oL Oreo Cream Sandwich^ llot i ASP brand Foreool inj iaUd b ki119 flluh 9"»'*' ' 9 97© r "Y • • how would you like youi Sweet Potatoes pUr «n«tq"#i»y * II tu get a teller barb Santa Claus Wesson Oil ' ' " * wlilB Fruit Flavort — pluidtp. * bottlai™' fc 1 >^ Noiih Pole? Ii can b« donjs, you Canada Dry, Hoffman, A large 1C| Jacl'Frait C Ib. AlO 1Q ">' QJ|O 6r«*ula*.d • bag " IW bag •• Siring Beans }^S l'i » '••••", und very simply too. Here'» all White Rocle —plui dap. • bottlel ^* 1 have to da. Com* Into our ofilce Boll's Poultry Soasonrng - X12« 1 '-^ tot the Ire* Santa Claus sta- Soft Facial Tissues Nadiek's OmgBDfi.k,,":, 6 ,„;., J7« Thanksgiving Candies! npty and envelope. That'll right WholofThyme Leaves ***** *•>$* • if« absolutely (r»e. Then write your TudoI1 rBalltntint Bw, PUI'tir ,Al Rupp«rt'ippt "T171, Schoftr,6 A'"" 1 2 OLW 7 "I a letter on the colorful stationery ! cam J S 'Rh«ingold — lic»n««d N.Y.-Conn. itor»i Star Kitt Tuna Pie — ;;2S> '• "J'> it "Santa Claus." Address the Bon-Ami Cleanser 2', ;;23« 12 bi. UtAtAA TStHA Avirkllngcofht Sandwich Bags -<— 3-25° H luIJ ^99* Cta.fi arftctiv* In riY.-N.J. Mel>«f«lita(i artt MARGARETTEN pig. •• pig. •*•* jj T(> ABEHCY UOBAHT STREET AMBOY 113 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Til 9 PAGE TF.N FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 SURPRISE MONEY STOLEN BABV BORN To POLIO Different Fixings for Holiday Turkey BALTIMORE, Md. — For snme MOTHER About Your On the time, Edward D. Butler had saved BILLINGS, Mont.-A taby The SNAPSHOT GUILD money In order to buy a new car was delivered by Caesare^ to surprise his wife. He hid four tion while the mother, M« V Home $ino bills nnd $748.85 in coins, in aid Singer, 25, or Powell J SCREEN old jiirs. Thieves entered the But- was confined in an iron hn* ler home and ransacked the sec- bulbar polio. Mrs. Singer's n, By FRANCES DELL ond floor, taking the seven jars tion was described by her 1 .] Evergreen shrubs, which hold "REAR WINDOW" continuing the money and the bills clan as "a good or better 'IJ their rich summei-xri'rn nil dur- One of the most intriguing of the and two suits. the delivery than before ur)l,f ing the winter, arc very valunble Alfred Hitchcock mystery dramas, her legs and one arm &,.,, I plants. Pnmlllos with picture win- this film, in Technicolor, allows lyzed. dows or ulnss walls realy apprecl the spectators to Join witlj_jRmcs BEES KIM- MAN ate evergrRRn shrubs. Stewart—impersonating a COSTA MESA, Cal.-James J. UNHURT rapher who can scarcely Pa^an was stung nearly 100 times OLIVER SPRINGS, Terr, Then* is a way to hold back the cause of a broken IKK —to play a by a swarm of bees. His wife ran Patricia Duncan, 12-year-oiri' , browning effort of winter. Experi- Peeping Tom as the camera*; fadis !niI lo neighbors for help. They re- school Ireshman, on her wav i ments show that lawns can be kept on the apartments acros^ajjong sponded with lighted torches and a school building to a luncj, green all year as fnr north as court, whose windows arwSflijWfrs smoked off the bees. Pagan, how- slipped and fell on th Philadelphia and mid-Ohio. op«n because of the summw neht. P rili ever, was dead twenty minutes tracks. The engineer on «' To do this you mast teed ytnir From his wheel chair he and the later. train was unable to' stop ,, lawn generally and regularly every audience see a series of episodes nd train passed over her as | .1 second month throughout the en- Hint are varied to the nth dBJtiee. R ln r between the rails. She tire year. Most people do not use What precipitates the drftinatle Air force urges contractors to only minor abrasions. enough plant food on their lawns situation is a peddler of crijiunie favor small business. One spring application is not jewelry who is irked by 'fy enough. The result of under-feed wife. He seems for a whil ty Ing and cold is an unsightly lawn solicitous about her comforjf, Mit ARE YOU AMONG THE HOMEMAKERS who like traditional holiday until spring. lateT his actions Indicate to' Mr. Two fall feedings will usually Stewart that he'has murdered, her. meals? Or do you like to introduce subtle changes--enjoy finding a keep a lawn in good shape. Make With the help of Grace Kelly,-as new way to use old and favorite standbys? )F FIXING IT UP Judge—Can't this case be settled out of court? Kelly—Sure, that's what we were trying to do, your honor, when the police interfered. Are you a 4-door sedan buyer? Chevrolet's your buy! I The Difference Some girls think the latest BIBS BANISH BEANIES- swim suits are indecent.. Others Coed Penny Peterson's beanie have good figures.—The Pointer, will shortly join the raccoon U. S. NavaVAir Station, Barber's coat of the '20's in the limbo of Point. outmoded campus fashions at DAD *>AYS "BAR" BILl- De Paul University, Chicago, Youngsters who visit this 111. The university's Student The Supreme Court refused to Frankfurt, Germany toy store ! Activity Council has decreed interfere with a lower court's de- are always welcome at the bar— that henceforth the mark of a cision limiting the President's the doll bar The "bartender" freshman will be a white baby power to discMarge Federal civil •will always set 'em up. and the bib such as Penny is sporting, service employes without cause. children can play to their heart's' which is lettered: "I'm a Little content. Only catch is t^at Dad I Prefer a 2-door sedan? The one you want is here! DEMON From De Paul." Factory profits orse 13 per cent must pay lor any specialty theJ during second Quarter. "' children want to Keep. j Only a sport model will do? What more could you wish For I USED Pattern 9104 ((or shorter, fuller figure): Half Size's 14V4, 16%, 18V4, 20%, UK, 24%. Size 16Vi tafces VA yards 39-inch. CARS $encl Thirty-five cent* in coins •for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pattern il you wish lst-class mailing. Seud to 170 Newspaper are warranted Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., Naw York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, in writing and the 8IZE and STYLE NUMBER. ' Did you say Station Wagon? Ah, lady-ah, sir-will you lookt ON THE BOARDWALK AT ATLANTIC CITY year's best values (IK THE RED 0rt TAG MEANS 6 WAYS BETTER Thoroughly Inspected ? The mtormcc CheVToletS for'#) Reconditioned for 5of*ty Reconditioned for Performance , Why nut piuri a few doyi voca- Reaonditioned for Value - tion lor Ihu whole family at From tU (they're tubdess!) to top (lots lower!), it'* a^hok"ne77ppro«ch the seoilioie Ilin Thanksgiving? Honestly Described Thonkigivinij Day will feature a buunlilul Imkey dinner, a Warranted in Writing ' to the low-priced car! Come in aad pick oulthe model you waot... the color traditional (jritle of our chefs. Evfniiuj* will be gay with youwant(with new matchiug ioteriors)... the power you'wwit (new V8 and planned enteftoinmervt, movies, donee:,, etc. Sun decks and lounyes offer ample opportunity for leisuit'. Lo* winter rate>. two new 6'8)...aud tf,e drive you wai^t (standard, Bpwerglida* or Overdrive*). QLCUII wutti in all txilhs. ' *OpUwul «| U|n co*. lii)HI M, twin bub Irani lift Mwe than a new car • • • « »«w CONCEPT of low-cost motoring! ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. 30 ROOSEVELT AVE. CA 1-5123 CARTERET, N. J. 30 ROOSEVELT AVE, CA. 1-5123 CARTERET, N. . Open Eveiiinga Till 9 O'clock - Saturdays Till a V M FRESS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 How l.« Can fly Phwat,,,lv PAGE ELEVEN j Wii.il fim . . . what, a saving . . . wlia. nnri, on tip of that, how o:tsy it. 1< k •i ;ip|p from tanned pineapple. You'll use it jn -m :,„ sliced pineapple 13,4 cups i?ranulnted sugar Confectioners If surface Is not dry after standing, reroll in confection- VIIA I COUNTS TOUGH TIME \ iMnfty man went to a lawyer DENVER. Col.-J. Andrew Ben- .idvire After the interview the nett, 4, started across the street MII into an acquaintance lh and ran smack into the side of a ,l •'M him about It. lint why spend money on a car driven by Edward Novak. 73 I,.;.: '" asked the other. "When Nothing daunted, he picked him- -it In his office did you see all self up, startrd asutn and ran ,.L,V books there? Well, what ; straight into the side of a car ,.:,1 you. you could read In I driven by Lloyd McKinley, 43. To- |t),, • l:i\v books." tal Injuries—one skinned nose. (in'rr right." admitted the ajl- swki'i-. "but the lawyer knows The support prices for 1904 con • pat:t' It's on." cr«m is .set :it $1.02. All Adverilitd Prices Elleclive Thuriday, Nov. II Grapefruit Gobbler for Turkey Dinner Save on All the Fixings through Saturday. Nor. 27 n for your Thanksgiving Dinned IDEAL STRAINED ier Brand Cranberry Sauce 2 SMOKED, OCEAN SPRAY Strained or Whole SHANKLESS Whole Cranberry Sauce 2 or Either Half K & R Plum Pudding Distinctive old-faahioned smoked-ham-flavor folks rave about. Shankless trim gives you more lean meat. ©EALPnre I'-.I- tiiiiiiks that this country unuws tho.^e wonderful, bracing STRAWBERRY Lancaster Brand U. 5. Choice" Beet ;-:;-ii;i. and use the fine, thiu».->kmni'd Floridus now in market 1 u.-tly throutih your holiday meals. Low in cost. hit;h in nutri- •i'xy're perfect symbols of ihe bounty of the-hind and as such • •>• .in honored place on the festive board. '' Vegetable • ipefrult makes a wonderful first cour.se for Thanksgiving din- .!:.•<' the rest of the meal is liable to be on the heavy calorie side. Juice 1 attractive baskets of your h.ilvcs and tie tiny mums to the V-8 Cocktail f-.- Use the whojj; grapefruit as the body of a handsome gobbler, ri..ikt place cards-of the iir.si frc'.-h Florida oranges. Here art; the • ''•!>•, for these novel idea*: IDEAL Bone in, Cut from top-quality, government grnded "U. S. Choice" steer beef. Grapffrult Rackets Concentrated '.' l''!urida grapefruit In half. To make handle, Insert two tooth- Tomato Soup ; ; JUMBO .>-m apart on opposite sides of grapefruit. Cut through peel FANCY SELECT 'II below edge, leaving space between toothpicks uncut. Loosen 11 om membrane by cutting around each section, and around 29-oz. ••• t'i!tje. Lift handles, tie together. GLENSIDE Oysters put I Turkey Bartlett Pears cans '••• it thj-ee wooden skewers in grapefruit for legs. Cut four rows '•;> slits for fanned-out tail. Insert thick leaves ias rhododendron) >•• ftirthers, placing smallest leaves in front, longest in back, and •'• -:!>s with scissors. Make two deep slits on sidqs for wings; insert 1 'vi'.s in each without trimming tips. Cut i^sh for head and '•' Make-flead o[ shelled almond with pin inserted in bottom to Diamond Walnuts : •"• in place. Use'coxcomb, or pimlento for wattle. Cut scallops, Minte Pie '-!:-: them outward, to represent breast feathers. Plactcards DAIRYCREST i: >'t two cloves In orariSe for eyes. Make shallow cut on two sides Vz Gallon Carton Virginia Lee '•••mule for nose and bend resulting flap outward. Cut smilins Ice Cream : Special • nut of skin. Neck for orange to rest on b> cardboard, with ends ' ''-'gcther to make ring. Cut hat from heavy black paper. FUDGE-FILLED 65 BURRY SHORTBREAD Get $3.50 Map {or 39c t VIRGINIA LEE PUMPKIN PIE 55' YOU.,. "• making our cttAINl) OPENING such a 16-oz. loaf Hugle Success! Stuffing Bread " DON'T MISS THIS Fresh Tender Virginia Lee You Still Bunctf OPENING SPECIAL! Have Time to California Register for Broccoli NEW 35mm CAMERA F 2.8 Fruit Cake t 98c s $1.95 FREE White Boiler 't-xise Finder, Rapid Winding Lever DAIRY VALUES FROZEN FOODS a"d Kxpyiun'Mieter. Total Value -73.90 AWARDS Ideal for Creaming BHINC T Onions lfH ¥ the most, popnlnr Amcr- Mivly DOOLEY'S HOUSE OF TOYS •its is enke; It l.s one nf ; every housekeeper Is an- spiTuning. innkc correctly. Thr suc- Oranitp Chocolate Icing n cuke depends greatly 3 tablespoons melted butter . frostlnR. To have a pet- 3 cups confectioners sugar i.ins. tl1PSfl 9t'e tlic wk"- 2 tablespoons orange Juice ok for: First, the flavor of Grated rfnd of orange ins must blend with that 3 squares chocolate ike; second, It must hold 1 egg white TOY SALE r, have a glossy surface „', snme time remain moist Cream butter, add sugar, orange lin" fiiiti ^el fine grained Juice and rind. Beat until smooth. Fold in well-beaten egg white. 4 Big Days • Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday to the tongue. .;)my Spread on top layer, sprinkle with Vs square of grated chocolate. To U Cream Filling; remaining icing, add 2 2 squares CASH and CARRY flavor of chocolate which has been melt- ed,. 3pread on the bottom lnycr ef up boiling water the cake. tNFspwn butter , TOYS TOYS • yolks Creole Icing TOYS TOYS • (iiiniTH chocolate 1% cups brown BURar far GIRLS 1 tablespoon gelatin % cup water for BOYS hi MOM mi DAD for MM WH0U FAMILY in]) cream % cup egg whites , i he flour and sugar and add V2 cup finely chopped nut meats .iMiirc to the boiling water In '/B teaspoon cream of tartar Combine water, sugar and cream ,,, ,,f a double boiler. Stir con- NOTHhNO TO BLUBBER ABOUT~Gr«nland orphans In a of tartar, Stir until smooth. Cook Copenhagen, Denmark, orphanage enjoy a rare treat, raw whale v rook for 15 minutes, add without stirring until a hard ball Is blubber, taken from stranded what'"* It's better than candy, to •illIT nnd chocolate and con- formed when dropped in cold ; judge by the expression on their faces. ",.iioklng until the chocolate water. If crystals appear on inside Pour over the beaten r and return to double When cooked, pour over stiffly • us! long enough to cook the beaten egg whites. Beat until mix- ,k, stir in the gelatin (dls- ture leaves spoon almost clean or m i itabVespoon water). pulls away from side of bowl. Add \d,l cream, stiffly beaten nuts and spread. ,,,il in the refrigerator for i hmir. Use between layers White Icing • , I,I chocolate cake. Six Rollicky, Frollicky, Fun Fillnl In the upper part of a double boiler place 2 unbeaten C»K whites, Games for All Youngsters White Frostlni ACCESSORIES anil SUPPLIES teaspoon salt, ',i teaspoon .;i Mmar ,,r\l n of corn syrup cream of tartar and 'a cup of water and 2 cups of granulated . :;nns salt tltnKy Itataili for 1.00 SAll MIKE FTi' Carry a Cofiiplelp Line of Train Sets sugar. Place this over boilirm wa- 88c •a. ,,•,,, -poims water » terand beat for 10 minutes with whites a rotary eRK beater. Remove the AMERICAN FLYER . . ;«ion vanilla upper part of the double boiler, ,k i i'ether the sugar, corn pour the hot water from the lower ui and water. Cook until part of the double boiler and fill H. O. TRAIN ond LIONEL . j.M-. a thread about six It V3 full of cold water. Replace i;[n spoon. Beat egg whites upper part and let stand five min- •.,: not too dry. Pour hot utes, Flavor with 2 teaspoons van- Also Buildings, Scenic Paper, Grass, Bulbs ,: I'I'.R whites In a steady illa. Spread on cake. •,:n beating continuously. and Other Items ...if whisk for this heavier Minute Fudge Icing , iiul when the syrup is en- (tip c,ocoa- WALKING DOLL Burrowes Hera It loads of POOL TABLES 18 Inch Mary-Ln Doll Fun for All Bef. 19.95 with Lonr, Lifelike Hair Reg. 98c Rer. 5, DUMP TRUCK for Her Majestr A REAL UKE with AU the Trimmlnf* Bile Price 4.49 B«. 1.98 Over It inchM SALE 1 I>RICE I' 2.95 lout. Btl value GOOD NEWS for Christmas Club members! 1.98. ' Sale 1 AQ Price _• ' »~ ' JOHNNY and MARY Nearly $750,000 .FINGER CLEANING SET r All Metal 1 PAINT SET Mop, - for the Little Onts is being, paid to Contalm Broom, I DOLL TRUNKS Carpet Sweeper and Dust Fan ROCKING PONY Jan Faint, Roll of Paptr, A Great Selection of All Sl»i 6,500 members of our t lies. 4.98 19S4 CHRISTMAS CLUB Miiini Stick Ktf. l.»i SALE 1'KICE^ Starting At A S8e Vilue ' Christmas shopping is always more' fun (or O»ly .. - 79c Sale Price 1.59 FOR a GIH* or BOY when you can play Santa RADIO STATION without worrying about money. JUNIOR COMBINATION It Fluhea Light Signal! That's why Christmas Club Board Contains 18 Game* It S«n , B1AT TUE CLWJK P.* fiMoy • AM. • I Ml ' BE SURE TO JOIN TELEVISION GAME Safety for Savings Since 180 OUR 1955 HW Z. 77 DOOLEYS * CHRISTMAS CLUB The PERTH AMKOY 3 SPEED HOUSE of TOYS Savings Institution >4 Mill- South of Cluvwh-af Opeu Daily 'til *)M l'.M. rum AMIOT, NIW MISIY RECORD PLAYER IM. 22.95 MiMIH FtBElM DEPOSIT INSUIANCl COWOIATION 802 St. Georges Ave. WO 8-0611 Woodbridge, N. J. Sal* Met 17.77 ...«•£• »M .,•» •* • <•• ••*, >•.*.«•..<••,•. PR]??. PAOE FOURTEEN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, Food is Principal Turkey is 'Tops' for 1954 STRICTLY FRESH "HEALTH Thanksgiving, Experts Budget Item Here CAN FRANCISCO teacher, try- Ing to boo«t hti income ai a CARTE RET More Ameri- ily's preference, the 10-u „ miin-ml n< ln'lr|>rnilrMl-l fnrtrrl taxi driver, was robbed of money cans will find their traditional turkey. , """» NEW YORK. Nov. 18--AmonR and taxi first day on the Job. He Thanksgiving turkey lower In Consumers happy about i housewives In Woodbridge Town- gets "A" (or effort and "F" for price, easier to cok and better' to of their turkey will also ho ,,],, ,1 frustration. sliip, fond orriiplcs the number Is ii rlrnRon of disease eat this year, according to one of the blR savings in kitchen iZ ' « • • one spot on tlie budget. Out of which science has not slain but the nation's leading authorities on 1954-model birds afford them Who said weathermen have no every dollar they spend in the lo- which II, rnn keep under control. food supplies. experts say. Thanks to a n,.,.' cal retail stores. 36 cents goes to sense of humor? Forecast for In oilier words, although as yet ! South Carolina day after disas- Poultry experts for A & P Foot! expanding service by ,),-,„,' buy food for the family table. This McdU'lno cannot cure the dia- trous hurricane "Hazel" read In Stores, keen observers of the nnd retailers, this ycar-s |)irf,! Is brought out In the current, part: "—and not so windy " , it can so treat him—by turkey supply situation throughout far cry Irom the turkey Of v , copyrighted study mode by Sales i « • » menus of insulin find diet^-as to the country, dtaw a bright picture year, which had to be Management of the spending hab- Bird watcher In Pasadena, overcome the bad effects of his in their annual survey of Thanks- feathered and washed, m its of people In all 48 states. diseased condition. Calif., complained he went to giving dlhner prospects. plucked and drawn by hm] „ " The local spending pattern tee a "nature" film in a school Diabetes Is a nutritional disease ing housewives, &\\ too «,[!,,„ They point out that this year a ni Jhows more emphasis on food auditorium, which turned out to characterized by the habitual dls- the holiday morn'. than IS evident in most other cities record number of turkeys is being rhniRe of an excessive quantity of grown on American farm*. They Today, poultry processors ,in | throughout the country, Nation- mine. Its symptoms are loss of ally, compared with Woodbridge quote a U. S. Department pf Agri- expert job of the unpleasant weight and strength in spite of culture figure of more than 61- litnlnary chores nercssar- townships 36 per cent, less than KCKK! a'ppetite, thirst, Itching, fre- 34 percent of retail spending Is for mllllon birds. Not only are more ready a turkey for the ove't, Th| quent urination, pains In the ex-turkeys available, sny the ex- fully dress the bird, wrap \u'\ tdlbles. In the Middle Atlantic tremities, and changing vision. If States It Is 27 percent, and, in the perts, but more are available in lets and other delicacies m> undetected and untreated diabetes the weight types that people like. the bird in special wrappi,, ,s L Btate of New Jersey, 8 percent. can prove fatal. ; This ability to spend .more for A forward-looking turkey indus- needn't be removed until u"P food is one of the indicators of This week has been set aside as try has, in the pasl deende or so,ment the housewife has hu slli higher llvinK standards. In Wood- "National Diabetes Week." It will abandoned Its adherence to a &W ready. Popularity of nM((v J bridge Township In 1953, the food be a movie of verr undressed be marked by a nationwide drjve single weight type—the bis. heavy cook turkeys is maklnR them J.J bill came to o tidy $8,802,000. This dancing girls. So? Hasn't he to discover the estimated million bird. Now, there are turkeys avail- dnvd at A & P super turn, apportioned equally among ever heard of "cute chicks"? Americans who have diabetes and able in sizes ranging from the throunhout the nation, n * * • FOR SNAKES ONLY - No c!o not know it. Therefore now Is four-pound class—for the smnll- [pany's poultry specialists .s;iy focal residents, represents pur- train on earth could travel chases in the meat markets, gro- Spokesmen for the doughnut the time to find out if you are an est-sized family—to the old-time | As far as tastiness is vim'frril roller coaster-like tracks above, unsuspecting victim of diabetes. "behemoths," for people who still thn 1954-model Thanks-,,,,! tery stores, bakeries and other es- industry say they're reducing the 1 size ot the hole in sinkers to give HEADIN FOR THEIR FIRST ROUNDUP-Oirl Scout Poster and yet dozens every day pass Help the doctors to help ydu. Your like to put all the extra leaves in | turkey should be better, to,, tablishments of the sort of $837 over these apparently wiggly dunkers "a better grip on the Girl Kathy Ivcrson. right, and Mrs. George S. Dunham, chairman health Will be your reward. the dining room table nnd serve gresslve growers no lon:;i.f per family. rails in the Kansas. City, Kan., subject" But will the damp- of thp Girl Scout National Camp Committee, discuss the poster MICHAEL S. NEW JOHN, M. D. the Thanksgiving repast to as young turkeys simply to \»w *, knuckle crowd be able to lift the which herald* the first large-scale camping event ever sponsored freight classification yards. The many friends and relatives as they on them—now they feed , The present generation In Am- wiggle isn't in the rails, it's in ltr by the Girl Scouts. More than 4000 teen-agers are expected to State Department to attend the can. flavor! Scientists at agi icuitm Wlca Is eating "higher on the hog" new product? , the "eye" of the camera which attend the national encampment near Detroit, Mich., June 28- World Council Of Churches ses- | researerucenters and othci tjian any other In history. More * * • I took this picture; a telephoto This trend toward what might Han name of Gutnm hat a job July 11. 1956. Scout executives, who are conducting a recruiting ions in Evanston, 111. [ on the payrolls of the fe , ind better food Is being consumed lens which brings distant ob- be called "custom growing" of the M co he really can get his teeth into. drive lor at ltpst 200 new officials, point out that this event high- panles are devising menus by a public whose net disposable jects close-up, but gives a fore- birds is also providing for 1954's He's division manager for a lights the- need for more women to make careers of scouting. By Eleven clergymen from Com- • turkeys that put emphasis Income last ymr was at a near- 1960 some 3000 new, lull-time paid executives and Held directors shortened perspective to fore- Thanksgiving a greater supply of on f chewing-gum company; Uves In ground of.area cohered. munist Czechoslovakia, and Hun- i vor, not for the turkey bui u,t v peak level. Dallas- Tax. i Will be/ needed to direct the Girl Scout movement, even now a gary will 1» permitted by the what has become the average fam- * million and a half strong. No Place SHAPED SIGNAL LIGHTS A New England epitaph reads: MOUNT DORAL, Fla. — Mayor President Elsenhower recently '"'Here lies an atheist, All dressed L. L. Heaton has approved the idea forecast a $500,000,000,000 na- of fitting masks over traffic lights up and no place to go."—The U. tional economy in less than ten ,S. Coast Ouard Magazine. to make green lights square, orange JERSEY SCRAPBOOK caution lights diamond shaped and years and promised to work toward red lights circles. "The mayor says that goal. the things FOR BETTER IMPRESSIONS that even the color blind can tell what the traffic lights are signal- ling. He ought to know—he's color that money blind himself. FACTORY PROFITS Manufacturers in the United CAM you A/AM? can't States increased their profits by 13 per cent In the second quarter of this year, with profits • after taxes of $2,900,000,000 in the April- |i) minute June period. For the first six months, profits after taxes were waving about 6 per cent below those of the first half of 1953, the report said. lotions! Quality * No Guesswork Senator Potter says half of U. S. 5UASB0UDWOT Printing roads are unfit. » No Test Curls • No Clock COMPLETE SERVICE Sports Quiz Answers cos/sees? Watching foe We will prepare your print- ro /sve/e A PPOCIAMA Ing needs fnm rough layout 1. Tennessee, Rose Bowl, 1940- no*/ serrwe A to finished form—or will 45; Sugar Bowl, 1941-43; Cotton DAY. follow your layout instruc- Bowl, 1951-53; Orange Bowl, tions Implicitly. Fast deliv- 1939-47. ery assured. 2. Casey Stengle cwhe to the Yankees from Oakland in 1949.. s/OHN BULL . . . come in to your home with a CALL 3. Btaard Charles decisioned Use new While Rain Wootjbridge 8-1710 Moore in 1846 and 1947 and shampoo tonight — to- knocked,him out in 1948. morrow your hair will STEINWAY 4. Neil Johnston of Philadel- be sunshine brightl phia scored 1.31T points. MIDDLESEX PRESS 5. Jerry Lynch of the Pitts- You cannot measure, in dollars and cents, the overtones of value in a burgh Pirates. Slma started wtih 30c 60c Stcinway. There is the glory of tone that uplifts listeners; the power the IS Green St., Woodbridge Chicago and finished with Phila- delphia. Stcinway has to enrich the home, to release tensions and calm carts; and the pleasure you have in creating pleasure. Above all, there is the gentle CWTSItlfl 1954 JOE MB 101 \t> MAIM ITIIU authority the Steinway holds for the child, pointing beyond distractions of the gadget age to strength and sufficiency in things of beauty. Values like 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S these do not come automatically. The Stcinway, which depreciates so "THE FRIENDLY STORE" little over the years, is an investment in the inner wealth that life shares 97 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE FOR A FESTIVE go abundantly with those who'look for its treasure. THE HOME OF BUSTER BROWN Treat the Family to SHOES HOWARD JOHNSON'S OLD FASHIONED THANKSGIVING DINNER IN WOODBRIDGE | Served from 11:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. • DOZENS OP SJYLES Menu • CAREFUL FITTING Chilled Fruit Cup with Sherbet or Chilled Fruit Juice • .• Celery and Olives Onipn Soup • POPULAR PRICES Roagt Stuffed Young Turkey Giblet Gravy ? Cape Cod Cranberry Sauce * INFANTS' THE KAUT1FUL BABY GRAND-ll hai !h« glowing golden ton* ond maj.ilH: prutMt Uml 4.50| 5.^0 j Mashed Potato Glace Sweat Potato Buttered Peas belong only to lh« Sltlnway. \ i ' " ' I it* i I Mashed Turnip Hubbard Squashy," Boiled Buttered Onions Msit »f Ilit worid't gfnt aitlm use tlie Sidnwiiy rxdiuivcly—Among them are Artur tyuliiistdn, pkturcd Mow, anj great umcf like Sweet Mixed Pickles Hearts of Lettuce, French Dressing Brudiollmc, Canttlli, Latcincr, Dorothy Maynor, MilKdn, Mitropouloi, Morlcy and Ccarhart, Novacj, Solomon, S«U,Tureck .. • ' Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter alio nearly all of the nation's leading orchestras, radio uui tclevilioD itatioM. Misses' Old Fashioned Pumpkin, Mince, or Apple Pie with Cheese » & Children's Sherbet Ice Cream New England Steamed Pudding, Hard Sauce 0t5O - 6.95 Tea Coffee Milk i MMWUP uiuuuiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiin| Tokay Grapes ' Sweet Apple Cider Miked Nuts Mints a* 4 UIIIIIIIUUIIIUIIUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI. OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. — FRIDAY to 9 P. M. HOWARD JOHNSON'S SMALL PAYMENT NOW - BALANCE OVER MANY MONTHS CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY . U.,S. ROUTE #1 • WOODBRIDGE "Tti* MmU Canler of Ne r : ., > GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY Chi istensen's "i, . •> STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES For Reservations 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY 0ne VVO8-nU0 M7 u i/.\ satnr OMN WIDNISDA.Y UNTIL N1N( te.«>j«i>o Q'Henry Candy Bars pr; •'"wican World Alrlaye will do *e KitchM Charm Waxed Paper ;;23« 1 21.6 Assorted Chocolates The letter U achiaUy flown to 4 1 ^,u and book. 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