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vol, XXXVI-NO. 4 CARTF1RET, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1957 FRICI KOHT CENTS Suggestion Taxpayers' Gov-ahdMrs- Meyner mu 'Church Set Award Unit Names Attend Fete llere ium 2 In Put Tin Robert B, Mcyncr will be an OU(!h. honored uuest at a dinner and John Abiitrninico, chiurman. Of $2,000 Officers dance to be held June 2. at the annmiiUT I that a limited Parsonage St. Demetrius Community Cen- amount of tickets are now \U\A\ & Thermit ter sponsored by' the General HViiibble, He also .statrd that Haury is Seelctetl DemorcratlQ Organization. professional entertainment has Calvary BaptiMiH IV-u-nts Check to President; Twelve The novernor, in a letter- to hern obtained and Bill O'Hara Douglas Zenobia, president of Erect Structure (••u-men D'AIessio ami b.is orchestra will furnish in Directors Chosen the organization stated that he the dinner and dance music. Chrome Section cMClFRET — At a ceremony will attend the affair and both The urn/rnl committee mem- CARTERET — An oi'itanlza- j , j | i,he Cartcret plant or he and Mrs. Meyner arc looking bers nip Oencvleve Frcy. Alys CARTERET—Rev, Joseph Ma- ;l tlonal meeting of the Carteret | forward to meeting the people ^', ,l'ft Thermit Corp Wpdne.s- Sheridan. Clnckie SpoHlzlni, tus, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Taxpayers' Association wa.s held | nrf- Carpet. Dolores Avery. Mivhcl Pusillo, Church, today Announced that the ,,,. ' m(>rnin!i. Carmen D'Allessio, at Fire Hall No. 2. The purpose j ",'•• -pinicr Street, Carteret, was Elmer E. Brown Is honorary Thomas COIIRIIIIIV Joseph Telc- church will cre»t a parsonage on of the meeting was to vote upon pOsky, John Sudla. Joe Buon- the lot r4"ccpMy acquired from the ; ,, (i with $2,000.. the maxl- chairman of the affair which ll( adoption of the constitution and will also honor the elected vi?o, and Thomas Deverin. borough*. ',.. ',,, r,L.,|, award by the company by-laws of the new organization, !"," I'inployc for suggestions The structure, a brick veneer, in and to elect Its board of directors ranch type buldllng. will DC ocelli ,.,l ni under the company's and officers. The constitution and pled by Homer Tricules, assistant , i ]on plan. Mr. D'Almlo is by-laws were adopted unami- Fitch St. to be One-way to Rev. Matus. ,!!..,• ,vr! ii storeroom clerk. • mously. i , jMT.srntatlon of the award Louis Moore u chairman of the A slate of twelve nominees for , , ' ,,i |e bv H. E. Martin, presi- Sundays, 6 A. M. Till Noonbunding committee which is conk- lt the positions of directors wns ,. • ,,| iho company, who offered ( posed of the following members: presented by the nominatinc com- CARTERET—BcRinnliiR Sun- noon tin- Reservists will be in Stephen Barkaszt. John Bcrgacs. .' ,.dilutions to Mr. D'Allessio. mittee, an delected. They are: Jo- day on every Sunday thereafter, chni^r. Douglas Brown, Rev. Matus .pas- ,, w Weber. New York, vice seph Hamadyk, Jr.. Prank Haury, Flteli Street will be a one-way tor, and Homer Trleules, assistant ,I,.I,I in charce of manufac- The one-way street plan was- Joseph Lamb, William Lawlor. Mrcct, entering from Perching pastor. • ;..: rxpinlned why trtt suRRes- i'eque;;tcd by Rev. Ladislaus Mrs. Ann McLeod, Harry Rapp, Avenue with exit at Leick The following men have made ,., A;I.^ a winner. George Pope, Petrlck. pastor of Sacred Heart John Scully. Frank Schuck. Mrs. Avenue. outstanding voluntary commit- ,.' ,',,,, IT of the local plant. Intro- Church. The request was made Elisabeth Simons, Joseph Szabo. The announcement was made ments in order to begin construc- ',',; Mr, Martin and Mr. Weber, to Police Commissioner John CiKT AMERICAN KI,A(1: Scene !,linws presentation of tlir American llae doiiatod and presented to Joseph Tucholski and Richard by Police Chief George Sheri- tion as soon as possible: James P. r '! I,,, is the prae-wlnnInK SUR- ('lib Scout 1',-ick lS. ) hy Mayor Kriward ,1. Dolan, Jr. Others in the picture are Eugene Carmichael, Townlcy. dan. This rule, he said, will be Hutnk'k, who directed the chief Webb. B a lint Chete and George ;,,ir scrap metal, from which! Mrs. Cnpeland, Charles Hall, Rev. (Charles Howard, (ietirfir Phillips, Mis. Spnlnzlno and Mrs. The Board of Directors ap- In effect from 6 A. M. until 12 to make the arrangements. White. ionium has been removed, isi Barbara Relfnrd. ppointed Mr. Haury, president; noon. The new arrangement is due The Sunday School will present ,(,i(l into a con6rete pit where Mr. Lamb, vice-president; Mr. From 6 A. M. to 8 A. M.. Fitch to the tact that there is con- its annual Mother's Day program picks It up to transfer It PICKS it up w> iransicr it ,, . (1 i ,, . , , /(i . «-, Townley, secretary and Mrs. Mc- Street will have trafife directed siderable traflic congestion as beginning at 10 A. M. this Sun- liilmfImiff pre«. Because the pit I iik XpfUlK l.iviMl (itizens' Committee I ini'/.li n\ I atp Leod. treasurer. by members of the police de- people travel to and from the day, Kenneth Adams, superintend- .-in•aiRht -sided, some of the ^U" ^tUUl!) 1/1VCI1 ^ ^ ^ U1UI lI1 <*l f ClC Elects. S Trusl(ipg In concluding the meeting. Mr.' partment. From 7:45 A. M. to church. ent, will preside. Each class of the ,;> always fell where the crane Haury rcltefed the Taxpayers' As- Sunday School will have its bWii •;',\ not reach It. Mr. D'Allesslo's'; An American Flag; cARTERET~ Trustees have For Mother's Day sociation's objectives as provided special part. ,-.si;on was to rebuild the pit been elected by the newly in its constitution. "We are inter- At the 11 A. M. morning worship ..lopuiR sides part way down. vJ ' hppn pWtflri hv l Lukach is Head j Fund Drive Pushedservice, Pastor Joseph Matus will ' ized Carteret Citizens' Commit- CARTERET—A combined Eas- ested in the welfare of Carter- provided a drop-ofl and CARTERET — At a reiiular bring the sermon in keeping with mcetiriR of Cub Scout Pack No. \c for Good Government as fol- ter and Mother's Day program et and the Carteret taxpayers I,; the scrap as it was dumped the special-day. At the Happy ' 185. hold in the Columbus School,,lows: Thomas Abker, John Flcm- . t a at the Post Easter Our objective is to assist the gov- mi the crane could more vvas pi esen e Of Civil Defense I By First Aid SquadHour Service at 6:30 P, M. Mrs, an American flan was donated and, '"«• Francis Lamp, Michael Shu- i the Community, erning body of our town in carry- , ;.;v pick it up. The result is dinner ne d at Ruth Burris will continue her in- ' presented to the unit by Mayor' tello. James Farrell-and Joseph CentPr Sunday, by tne Sunday ing out their obligations as elec- The '• Carteret • approximately 20% more CARTERET - Former Council- i CARTERET structlon in the subject What We • EdwardJ Dolar. who cave a talk Synowiecki. .school pupils of St. Demetrius ted officials. We to not want to man James J. Lukach who has j First Aid Squad's annual appeal .,;> (;m be handled In a day. act Believe. This is a series of lessons i on scoulinK, and praised the unit , The group was organized far the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, with; merely in a "watch doR,"ca- bfcn llea(( of the Ci,rtiC1.ct civil: to the citizens, professional men, Plan Is Explained : based upon the fundamental doc- , for the proRMss which they had; purpose of actively participating' over 300 people attending. ThelP»«ity; hopefully, we will be able .DnfeIls c Coimcil fov SCVCral years, industries and orRanlzatlons is trlnes of the Christian faith. Tin: , to work harmoniously and sucsuc - •: <• plan was started a year mBde. A pack flag was also do-' In political and civic activities. Easter food was blessed by Revj. to work harmoniously and ;nas been rename,! chairman ofi i now in progress under the chair- 1 public is invited to attend. .: ,i half aao to encouraffe em- imtod and presented by the Park-: -—-— John Hundiak. The program was! cessfully with our public repre-ijhe unll al tne ,ast meetinB. He.manship of John J. DowliiiR, for- 15 Tonight the Calvary Teens wll! ' ••-to .submit ideas for improv- view Democratic Club's president preparcd by Mrs. Irene Hundiak, sentatives in the interests of t" isuccerds Louis Brown, who re-; mcr police captain. From all lndl- attend the evangelistic meeting; I •in' company's operations. It Mrs. Spolozlno. Free Chest X-Ray supervisor of the Sunday school, taxpayer. Our aim Is to promote lslRncd because of pressure ol othci-', cations. Squad members are ex- at the Perth Amboy High School. ,:: cfleet at all company loca-, Robert Schultz, District Repre- and Mrs. Kay Symchik. Andrew efficiency and economy in govern-1 business • pecting a banner year and the Mr, Jack Wlrtzen, director of the | :;. :ncludlnR four plants, two sentativc praised the unit for bc- Gorechlad, Jr., was the master Qf! ment. through the improvement | Ml. Lukai;h directed the air' best results in years. Word of Life Evangelistic Asso- in public services and the reduc- J ^ ^^ M ; which was i' • •,Shirt Fac- P A ,„ and ; for equlpment in his re- • system through unexpected _dus^ CARTERET — Borough indus Miuntry's largest^producer of s. Quinn, superlntendant of Catherine Bodner. | port submitted to the Board of J But all m all M. • ^ f J trial -smokestacks face curbs un .lii'inu-als for the'plastics, tex- schools, Tom McWatcrs of Park- Specialty dance by Arleen Kom-l Education Wednesday night., that the dull biought an der two restrictions proposed b' >••'ramie and other industries.'view and Rev. Elijah Bur, pastor leski. "Danre of the Flowers" by j Dunn told the board that an I lent response ot LD 8 P. M. at A. & E. Supermarket. the New Jersey Air Pollution Con .idd.uion, the company Is an of the First Baptist Church of Gloriann and Elaine Truck, "Me exhaustive survey or requirements I Under the circumstances, the 1365 Roosevelt Avenue, West Car- trol Commlslnon. ,iuM;int supplier fil welding, Carteret also assistant cub master and My Teddy Bear," song and had been made. omLn teret section. od, he^ddtd * The first would ban cmissio. and supplies, electro- Raymond Kinch. dance by Lisa Litus and Gloriann Here are the highlights of his was Mrs copeland Wednesday: 1 P. M. to 5 P, M. in , ^ "' ;Z "parade'rwTth"SM I "^ ^ T " of any smokes darker than char materials, plastisols and Den mothers, ., ;,..frnm nf sitm-'s Market WiiKhina-! _ . ' tE'uslru ')a!aQe wiinjtoic om endatlon.s: and Mrs. Rclford along with the' front of Sitar's Market. Washin reC m coal gray. The second woul t^tnic coatings. : Zabworsky singing, and High School: Ten hammers l$ i (Huh Accepts limit the quantity of fly as' assistant den mothers. Loretta ton Avenue; 6 P. M. to 9 P, M, 1 m or marie Symchik playing the gui- missing from fire alarm boxes; | stacks would be allowed to emi Lours and GUdys Hawkes; den:I1 Roosevelt Avenue, tar. "The Blue Danube" on'the one stage and ground floor fire Five JVPM) Members The commission, an agency t eliiefs. EviKcne CHrmicliael mid Mr. Yarcheski ui'Kcd all bor-, 1(.,nrtiiOn with Allen Foytlin, Pi- xtinguishcr not hung on wall; j the State Health Department, a c I c Tomorrow Charlcs Hall Jr were commended 'oush residents over 1G to avail, selections by Robert, Ann- CARTERET — At the rcKular an0 .ew fuse box needed on stage; nounced that a public hearln for the ftonclcrfiil work tljcy have themselves of the free service, i Ann Wrublevski. meeting of the 65 Club of Car- miirie and Sal y Irst and second floors, all reels on the two proposed codes' wt done for the pack. j Last July, he said, 500 persons \ Michelle and Michael Kucsak teret five new members, Edward ihould be of rotary type and be held June 17 In Trenton, - For Legion Post Lausmohr, John Cisko. John Ha- . were examined. Of this number.' played the accordion and guitar, ihould carry 200 feet of hose In- SUttn Island Irked two were found to suffer from accompanied by their father, Mi dam. Walter Maliszewski and itcad of 50 feet; 200 feet of Smoke spewed forth from LIB UiTERET — The past com- -/jr(»rA'»l»firi to C>el ! tuberculosis and four cardiac ohael Kucsak, Sr. The closing Charles Teyek were welcomed by 1 I.is ifnd past presidents din* Vi-inch hose needed; four 2V-2- linen and blankets, maintenance den. Carteret and Perth Ambc further i songs were "Sunshine Peeking the club advisor, John Abate- [0 ( ambulances and property, pur- '[Carteret Po«t No. 263, the /U),.S. Degree ill June™*™ ^e.e referred fur allon extinguishers- needed, two Staten Island by eastward wine, I Through the Trees" and "Mother." and •:uan LeEJon and Auxiliary, study. ,t Louis Street entrance, one on marco. would be controlled under tt" LOMA LINDA • - Harold Cfti'l \ Members of the Sisterhood of Robert Louis Brown, club coun- ••»• held tomorrow at the iop floor of south side and one restrictions if" it. originated froi ; the Blessed Virgin were.in charge selor, will present the charter to '•.man Pavillion. Steve Stek, Brockmann. of m first floor of north side. The First Aid Squad has been in solid fuels. It Ions has been nf the dinner and members of St. the club at the next regular meet- •..man. announced that the af- nffmbtT of the •Nathan Hale: Considerable 23 years and has source of complaint from Stafe' !»da.ss of the College of Medical Elects New Stuff Anns Auxiliary and St. Demc- ins. ' ill be catered. a maunt of electrical work nted- the community reli- Island. " '-• ; Evangelists and will receive his • truis" fTA in charge of tickets. d;'fuses on stage blow out; ro-, Plans were made" for a picnic ''•' mi'ption.wlll be held at ,7 edjfu a day! Squad Fumes produced by nutr D.D.S. tleiirec durliiR the 45th CARTERET — At the regular' Walter tyadiak, president of the tary reels needed; doors do not t0 be held Ma^ 18' at tllc P'dilc ] giously 24 hours chemical plants would not be a; M and rejA'vatloiii may lie grounds in the park. annual commencement exercises monthly meeting df the amoral ,Jonrdi Scorned the Kuests. Other ipen easily and children might ' members donate their services to fected, however according to Wi.; ' " by callins Mr. Stek, Mr. Mr. Abatemarco also announced "' " 7 aZ 8 ". ' DemorcraUc Organization DOUB- speakers were Rev. .Peter Melech, :iave to use them quickly in case you free of charge. Following the liam A, Monroe, coordinator of a' u..i* Jakeway, Mrs, Cutu#- or A member'of the first class tQ. las Zenobia was unanimously re-1 East Hardford. Co* I Mk Mary that the picnic grounds are for Katusa. , of fire; 200 feet of l'/i-inch hose sanitation. from the School of Den-; elected president. i Sjiumny, president of the SBtei- thc'.use of all residents in the I '• iillair will' eapeclally If nor needed. rush to the Squad building to an- The ban would apply to "ar [S Brockman, son cf Carl . temporarychai, borough. i.Ki Wykrctowlcz and Mrs. Jo|m chamril Washington School; In good swer calls. Requests for anibu- furnace, Incinerator, marine it •• Brockmann,'29 Fitch Street, Car-' man ,or the. election and John ^ | lancc service in emergency cases • i Kutiisa. conditidn;; all equipment satis- stallatlon, Internal combusUc teret. Is one of forty School ol Su(llili ciuirman of the nominal-; president of St. Anns, Rev. John are handled by the local police ^ "ii of the oldest past com- actory at present; no repairs or PLAN CARD PARTY eiiKlnc, refusc-buminK equip who help ^mmittee'presented the slate j Hundiak, John Lesky department phone, Klmball 1- . iln.s will bo presented with a| illR equipment needed. CARTEREJ—The West Carte- %l ment, boiler apparatus, devic a total CME class of and Michael Muzyko, treasurer of 1 4181, and just inform the desk :•'>• esteemed flan and standard ; Of officers. Others elected were: Cleveland: Rotary hose needed. ret Democratic Club is sponsoring mechanlBm, stack or structw the church corporation. Frank serneant that you need an ambu- - wt consisting qf a legion somcl218, Joseph Telcposky, vice-president; Columbus: Two a'^ Y-JJH card party. Wednesday evenhiij, used in the proces of bumk-. 1 Suro'wka"'treasurer; Gen-1 Woinarowski andjik ^orchestra lance and specify the location. fuel, refuse, or other combustib' >i.^unod base with the U. S. standpipes to be in stalled in and j May 11, at 8 P. M. in the Club i'lAM PLANS SESSION ' fvieve FrA, recording secrntary.; played music for dancing. Almost immediately the alarm material." •'" and snipes and the Legion outside building for emergency; iMarkay, Gifts will be distributed ! will sound from the Wcstvaco CARTERET — The regular and Alex Bu&as, scrgeant-al-' two 2'/2-inch water lines for a;to all who attend and refresh- The second , proposed coc elson a Leader 'ii May 4. Thomas Jakeway, monthly meeting of the Italian arms. hose connection to be Installed;'ments will be served. Mrs. Anna'. Chemical Company plant and in would limit the ^ amount of t. Sammborski and John' "i< i> Tomczuk ahd,Mrs. Hafry Social Club. Inc.. will, . Adam At Rider College (Continued on Page Eight) iDeVitto is chairman of the affair. I (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) for council. •nkiii'i will attend' a banquet 1 ii in honor of C, Harold Saldt, TRENTO^-rStephen M. Nelson •Mritncnt publicity olllcer. Mr. ii sixth-teiii; accounting 'major nd Clarence Hiiczuk. who li on the commit- !S the organization may and son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman lor arrangements, announced by attending this meeting. spoke to the group. | Nelson. 22 Pulaski Avenue, has 1 ihe aflair will be held at the been elected vice president of the ; Rider College senior class and will "'i'.v Trent Hotel In Trenton. Arbor Day Program Given take office in September. Nelson, a graduate of Carteret ' urierel Woman high school, received the backing By Nathan Hale Studentsof ni-xt year's seniors at recent, Hurt in EUmbeth all-school elections. Williailli m PlhPulashll , GGeorg e SloanSloan, TARTERET - Mis* Joan Ja-:: H^ e i^s ^a member U)f Phi Sigma (•l-IZABETH—ita. Anne Ml- s third -rade presented an' Peter Sowirka and Michael bpo- fraternity and has served 1 B3. 15 Edwin Street. Car- r Day program to the lower | gantf* as Weeds and Charlotte j J ma^ for one of the "'><• was treated at It, Elizabeth H"Mutal Tuesdayj nljht for lac- college, career. He has also been 1 i;•'lions of the rlgli knee and Pra er KeSman. Sandra Schwartz, Vero- prt'sidelit of Rider's intramural Small, ''I' that required Mti sutures. sports program. Wizabeth pollM lOUiUl Mrs. Ml- zsr PhS Yvonne ', Artene Rybak as 111)1 aalute led by Oeorge Lovas and at the Elks Clubhouse In need America the Beautiful led by Mrs,Followers. I "' uii'dical attention. At the hos- Miss F. RUM'S third Ukrainian Unit to 111111 it was said that the -woman Marion Ryan, music teacher. Following the opening exercises presented a Mother's Dal program Hold Fqte on Sunduy I'll, , Tom's Back Yard, was pjre- this week with Mark Rader as flag bearer. A play entitled CARTERCT—A special program ni'« AT SSSION Lnted with the following ak n« put:'Michael PBMulics Ml Tom. "Mother's Day" was' presented, will be held at the Nathan Hale CAltTERETi-Th« B - B Club with the following cast: Christine School Auditorium, Sunday, May 1111(1 C,rolAnnWkowitzasMoaier » soclut rneeWHl Wednesday 2ubuik, William Sieber, paulutte 12. u,t 5 P M. in honor of Moth- nt Linda KMzma «» Pansy. Frances "'Ui!. at the hbtafe Of Mrs. Ag- Kascur, Elizabeth Sltvka, Louise er's Day s Hovanecas Rose, Judy fuch, ab '"'• Hpisak, 147 DoWthy Street. Tylip, Marianne Laura as Daffo- Safian, Barbara Foxe, Maureen It is sponsored by thj Organi- Those who attended were: .Mrs. Hanf. Doreen Robertson, Eliiti- zation for the Defense of Four All| dil Charles Calabre* as Whop- i Vivel mid Mrs. Kay Zabrlskl hl Raymond Freedoms for Ukraine, and Youth beth Buyers, Janet TAKK OATH' I oral »S7 Mwcr» brhis li»lallrd »l V. S. MeUU a IT IJ.«WO, Lit tu ri li(. V-mn Bruiillrj. WllUam Slutwi.i.ki, j.hu '" livtuyton, Mrs. Ann Spolman per, John Si tar and Debiq Donubuo. SUMA of Carteret. K i- tr ki, Jolu. Sarik, CI»,rk Arlfal. faslmlr hulmlj.-.k,. Kr.. »t Jours, serrelar,; Sl-i «,o k», grievanor eh»irnm.,; •*«•'<«"• '" Wcstiield and Mrs, Victoria Sul, Lk^ewski, Robert Also Linda Joluison, Erwin The piogram will include reel e US S r S Mis Jean TerabeUky, Mrs. Ann ran trewurw Alt-x Mart'iuUk. VIIT prt-aidriit; l'»ul R».il«ii. pr.si.l,-,.!, uud Irving UtoUto,; »«u,d n.eiubei UlbUkt U. whu did U>e oartley. AUIla Humr Hutizar. Edward Balog, John Suu- taUuns, tinms, plLljj mid UlLs Ol l)tVuo und Mri. Mary KamiensW Herbert Ltinci, Inltruatioiwl ixint-MiUativc. dlteiiUtil (lit * (Answerh ou Page Eight) r's Day. • Carteret. *Twci« Mtuklewicz W Michael M

j.^ t. TVv\j i i,1 to Hold 16th Holy Family PTA Board fill Act C.t'hlury Rile on Sunday Breakfast Sunday On Bids May If, CARTERET At Its'meetim- 1 CAHTERET — The regular I IKK r Tin' ci'ownlrii' Wednesday nlitht, the Board ,[ meetini.' of the Holy Family P.T.A. ( lii'.»«'d Vlrsln's statue, a Education received bids from sev wns held Wednesday cvenlnn at . .1: c'liEioui ceremony that era! companies for supplying Jani- he ."chool hall. tor equipment. A special meeting • I.I.K centuries, will LIP con- su ai, The »roup will receive Com- was set for May 15 when con- II .n-iv Sunday at Water's Son born to Mr and Mis Frank* Na*y, 31 Wnltm.in KJi-el. at tlir munion In a body, Mother's Day tracts will be awarded. i.'i Perth Amboy, by 500 Elizabeth General Hospital. May it the B A. M. Mass.-All members A croup of teachers appeared •.- (if the Sodality of Mary. 3. Mrs. Nany is tin; former L)o- arc urppd to be at the church ,;t the meeting and chanted tii, i in the group will be 1 lores Woilkuvvski nt 7 45 A. M. A breakfast will 1)0.1 nl with discriminating ai-ain,- follow in the school hall, served 1 hum five parishes ill Ip-iicliers. especially those uii;, by the Holy Names Society of '' i!; ri-t area- St. Joseph, Uaujihli'i brim lo Mr mid Mis. many years of service. The chair- Jame.s M. iJiinnt'. 'MA HniiMiilpli the parish. :'s were hurlid by Mrs. Ermiiu, l-.iii,ily, St. Elizabeth, and Strci-I, ji. iin- Kllzabi'Ui Oiwrul The First Holy Communion (Ii Maitino and Mrs. Anna M;-. i IJeiM't. all of Carteret. and Hospiliil, May :) Mi.s. Dtinui- is chs will receive their first holy f'abe, both teachers who spoke ,>; i': i.>i jv. Port Rrudinii. the fciimn Jean Kosill. > Communion at the 8 A. M. Mass lenpth. Mrs. Elizabeth Simon •• .''.iinui'l C. Constance, dl- ! Sunday. May 19. followed by a >•• chool nurse claimed that she h:ui >•: ilie Amboy District So- Daui'htcr brn'n In Mr. ;i»d Mrs. communion breakfast given by REV. RAYMOND AN ABLE been dLiciimlnated against sine- il : .... LlliS dPVOtlotl Ol'ig- Vicloi I,.'Major. llilll Roosevelt the PT.A. and served by the she Joined the school system. '•i < ! I.I I he Franciscan Church Avenue at the Elizabeth Ocnernl First Grade mothers. OtJEST SPEAKER: Rev, Ray- Stephen Skiba, board presides 1 ('; MI- at Naple In the 16thHospital, May 4 The Eighth pradns Will be feted mond Anable, S..I.. Associate drrlnred ttuit the board had don, Li •!!•. It was approved and with n graduation party Klven by Professor of Philosophy at St. nothing unethical and thnt th,.;, TI ! !," by Pope Pius VII. Son bom to Mr. and Mr.i, Stan- the seventh (trades on Wednesday, Peter's College, will be gue«l was no Intentional dlscrlmin.,. •Tv • :imui)V at the Stadium, ley K Hn.iy.ko. 10 Oak Sllret, at Mny 29, at 2 P. M. speaker at the Mother-Daugh- lion against any teachers. the EM/iiiicth tlenci.il nn:i;iit,iil, hn ii i uiii'ii to the public, will Installation of officers will be ter • Communion Breakfmt of Mis. Catherine Hughes notlfi.ii Mny 5. Mrs. ilav.ko 1.1 the for- •'Ip111 :ii •! ui) P. M. and will con- held June 4, at 6 P. M. St. Joseph's Church, Sunday, the board she would .^nd Im nin- Lilliiin P. P'edlam.: «t i,: ., procession, the placing of The Eighth Grade mothers will May 13. In addition to his teaching career June 21 after r, Jueii.<•:• :.t the feet of our lady's be In charge of a balceless cake teaching he was engaged In re- years of service. Mrs. Kathenn, tiaiiKhtiT horn to Mr, and Mrs. treat work from 1950-53 and «tn.' l>v the Sodaliste, the r sale In June.. Hospitality for the Grohmann turned in bjer resign:.- Ralph Po-Aill ,l. i(ll Hoiist'vclt Ave- was Director or Christ the King •u\'i,n/ by Muss Veronica Tyllan, Installation will be in charge of t:on as a teacher, effective Jim Jbfrri "f ,'i.he Union Sodality, nue,, at the Kii/.iibetli General Retreat House at SyarviiRf, N. Y. Hospital, May ,v Mrs Powell is the kindergarten and First Grade 30. Mlas Mary Borick applied In «• in.i *ai of the act of conse- INSl'FCT PLANT: Officials of Metal and Thermit Cnrpnnitinn this week marie an inspection of Uw former Gertrude mothers, the position of school nurse, ami •Jtiii.ii :i liviiiR Rosary, and Ben- the C'artctet plant facilities. Shown from left tupe, matiairrr (if the Carleret plant. charge of hospitality. Charles Rledel was appointni McCori'teUn. V. P. gory Liihansky. TJ'J M<:rf»r Street )i Cinrlrs D. M science and mathematics, teach,-i excellency George at the Perth Amboy General Hos- !i 'Mil- ui lib e: in the high school and Mrs, Sn- . AM bishop.of Trenton. pital, May 7 + By Honor Society O'UM liit'hliftins Include a ser- OTJonnell was named a schmi '»ii mi "1:11(1 Responsibility of the Son born lo Mr. inul Mrs. PARKVIEW PATTER CARTERET — Oh Wednesday, nurse at last night's meeting «• illy m the crises in the Modern Aiiunst, Hundennanti. 25 Fitch May 15. the Carteret Chapter of the Board of Education in CM- 'o> Id ' by Rev. William J. Capik, Street,, ill the Perth Amboy Gen- MRS. ROSE ROSENBAIIM MKS. DOROTHY HEPWORTH JOHN KOCSI the National Honor Society will teret High School following i:,. era! Hospital. May 7. hold its induction of new members' recommendations by Edwin .'- . T I, and hymns sunn by St. CA-1-7341 CA-1-4390 CARTERET — John Kocsl, 45, 0«-<-Iiii':. (Iuji(-, of St. Stephen's at 2 P. M. in the high school. j Quln. superintendent. Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. of 25 McKinley Avenue died yes- Also recommended and ap- II.IIHI. 1'i'ith, Perth Amboy. terday following a short illness. Parents of present and new Joseph ' Gmvey, 51 • Jeanette Candles On Their Cakes proved were the following dm,, Thru- dig 90,000 SodallsU A speedy recovery to Mrs. Ann He was employed by the Economy members and former honor society | Street, at I he Perth Amboy Gen- Happy birthday to Sue Ellen Isaacs of 105 Hagaman Street for eighth grade graduation: c-i- win: iitTuf ilu' world whose pur- Garage here and was a member members are invited to attend the eral Hospital, May 7. Tidroski of 79 Ash Street who who is at home recuperating lumbus School, June n at l :m 9M- it is to "produce a better of the Hungarian Reformed solemn ceremony. celebrated 'her eleventh on April from surgery. *' P. M.. and Nathan Male Schmi ai ill bv encouraging devotion to Son born to Mr, and Mrs, Church and the Hungarian Re- Students are elected by the fac- 28. June 18 at 7:30 P. M. )i Mnilier of God." Congratulations to Mr. and formed Federation of America. A ulty to this society on the basis of Thomas J, Buide, 85 Daniel Quin told the Board that in Birthday greetings to Bolinda Mrs. Thomas Burde of 85 Daniel veteran of World War II. he J character, scholarship, leadership Street, at the Perth Amboy Gen- children had registered for kin- Lamoreaux of 107 Hagaman Street on the arival of a son on was the son of the late Mr. andand service. eral Hospital, May !>. > dergarten for the 1957-58 schn,,: < Street who was seven years old on May 5. Mrs. John Kocsi, Sr. Miss Ricbey and Mr. Herman year, with 72 for. the Cleveland Daughter burn to Mr. ami Mrs.! Mny 2. A party was held in her Welcome home to Mrs. William Horn are faculty advisers. Present Surviving are a sister, Miss Eli- School and 47 for the Washing- Thomas I.iss, i'.i Whitman Street,: honor and in attendance were: Monahan of 78 Leber Avenue who zabeth Kocsi; two stepbrothers, members are Edmund Oreenberg, ! ton School. at the Perth Amboy General Hos- Barbara McGrath, Billy. Debby, I has returned from a trip to Chi- John Adam and Joseph Adam Christina Sufdiinsky. Suzanne wardrobsj tral Hospital. May s. nnd Sharon Hepworth, Ronnie cago. 111, She attended the wed- White. Charlotte Adams. Helen and an aunt, Mrs. Sophie Szeman, CIRCLE TO MEET 1 and Harry Isaacs, and Wilma ding of her brother. all of this borough. Lesky. Dolores Lnskowski and Ce- Son born to Mi , nnd Mrs. Happy birthday to Belinda La- celle Kluska. CARTERET—The Supreme Poi • go to "Wgistl" Roosevelt Moulirie. 48 Union and Walter Lamoreaux. The body is at the Synowiecki mbreaux. 107 Hagaman Street; The new initiates are Robert est Woodmen Circle Junior Gro> Street at the Perth Amboy Gen- Funeral Home, 46 Atlantic Street, No. 9 will meet Saturday afte:- for the funeral to be held to- Koch, Constance Bialous, Robert eral Hospital. May (i. Birthday greetings to Sue Ellen Hemsel, Barbara Litus, Myrtle noon at 2 P. M. In Odd Pellou two years old on May 6. 1IERMAN E. HORN morrow afternoon at 1 ;30 o'clock. Hall. Highlighting the meeting Daughter born lo Mr. and Mrs. Tidroski. 79 Ash Street who cele- Services will be conducted at the Pirigyi, Katherine Baranowskl. Congratulations to Mrs. Irving brated her eleventh on April 28. ^ Heads Principals: Herman E. Robert Suto, Nancy Amundsen, will be a Mother's Day protean. John T.iriiow.ski, 43 Larch Street Isaacs of 105 Hagaman Street Free "Magyar Church at 2 o'clock. Each member is permitted : Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. ( norM| (;art«ret High School Charlotte Cooper. Doris Kovacs, Hospital. May 0, who celebrated a birthday on Interment will be in Rosehill bring her mother. The birihiluv Prank DeLuca, 94 Mulberry principal, was named president Cemetery. Rosumarie Prokop, Patricia Sabo, May 5. Street who celebrated their fifth of Miss Mary Palinkas, Sta;. Daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. of the Middlesex County High Richard Brown, Mary Toth, Valer- Birthday ui'eetings to Jennie wedding anniversary on April 27. Junior Supervisor; Judith Ball..i James KOI-.M, 70 Pershitiii Ave- School Principals' Association |ie Hodroski. Beverly Schmidt, McFirlia of 108 Hagaman Street j Get well wishes to Mrs. Irving TO RECEIVE COMMUNION Rosalie Greenbci'K and Joy Pox. and Monica Toth, will be »!•• nue, at Hie Perth Amboy General at their meeting held Wednes- | Following the installation, re- i brated. Muss Patricia Trnovsky Hospital. May (i. who was six years old May 8, Isaacs. 105 Hagaman Street, who day. May 8, in the Dutch Room CARTERET — Thirteen chil- jfre.-ihment.s will be served in the (chairman of th« program. Anniversary greetings to Mr, j is at home recuperatim; from at the Princeton Inn, Princeton, dren of St. Mary's Ukrainian and Mrs. Allen Ross of 64 Hick- surgery. Catholic Church will receive their i Economics room. ''Slim" WM OSC* (ht IWlgheiit, Sol Noviis Kt'luthw Mr. Horn previously served as SODALITY TO MEKT toughMt ain to fit But now ory Street who celebrated their secretary of the association for first holy communion Sunday al the 8 A. M. Mass. CARTERET — The YoiME 1 ' be "rpundi up* Ml mtdrobc (hi Iliisroe Program GOP l'LANS PICNIC two years. The opening meeting Tht Cure dies Sodality of the St. Elias G c from ova Urf» eo&tctkw of Congratulations to Mr. and CARTERET — The Republican ! for the next school year of the "Doctor," said the pretty nurse, Church will hold a special mm- 1 V-Uneauitl..Yidmti>ttl)y CARTHRET—When Lord Mayor j Mrs, William Hepworth of 109 IClub, Inc., of CarU'R't. will hold association will be held at We Carry A "evtrytinu1 I take the patient's • ing Monday night. May 13,,at 7 • >r designed to tlim «tout»-HMfu- Briscoerif .Dublin. Ireland, ap- . Haiuiman St. who celelirated their j L'cond picnic committee Woodbrklfir Ilifili School in pulse it yt'Ls faster. What shall I I P. M./after the rosary recita. lar, abort w l«n|. Com* in to- peait'd un ii lelvvi.sion progi'am last,'wedding anniversary on May 6. meeting Monday evening, May 13, September, Complete Selection Of do?" Plans for the May Crownln« \i... day. «nd l«t w ilia you— week, ii held particular interest Anniversary congratulations to at B P. -\I. at C4 George St., West IMPORTED k DOMESTIC "Blimlfuid him!" be discussed. lnetyltl. i$ for Sol Novit, 78 Washington Ave- .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brandstein Carteret. LIST SERMON TOPIC WINES & LIQUORS nue, this borough. I of %'Sycamore Street who cele- SHIPS'. . . from $55 The picnic will be held Sunday, CARTERET - Gods'Motherly Fi'e^ Delivery On the same program appeared brated their eighth on May 7. June 16, at Stupar's Grove be- Love will be the topic of Dr. Har- Mayor Morris Huffman, of Dublin, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. at 11 A. M. DIAL 5975 i si-: 'VOUK sanyi's sermon at Motner's Day Tex., who is a Ijiuthw-in-hiw of FranK DtLuea o{ 94 Mulberry • CONvfcNIENT services at the Free Magyar Re- Mr. Novit who celebrated their fifth wed- j U. S. grants $1,700,000 for men- fromed Church. English services ROCKMAN'S Ghn's Jewelers Has Gifts That Make r dint! anniversary on April 27. till health work. will start at 10 A. M-. Hungarian TAVERN & LIQUOR Store "HALLMARK" at 11 A. M. Sunday School for Randolph St., and Penning Ave, all ages will be conducted at CARTERET, N. J. 9 A. M. kit.'J Cardi Continental Fish Sauce: (;KT YOUR NEXT HAIRCUT Open KvcniiiKs Til 10 To the Pleasant Strains of ,vCnuh 2 (mall clove* of garlic) . , . inHt»p.of8tCTlii)g3»lt.Com.' PW3LIX | (blnewith^ Up. curry powder, 1 or 2 drop* HI-FI MUSIC • lemon juice, and 1 lip. of WorCMtenhire PHARMACY I 8AUO6. Than &dd plAin mftyoiuMtte UQtil •> Played Continuously at ' dMind amount of Mucei* made. MOTHER'S DAY Main Street, Woudbrldge \ YHtNUlTltHlMrfipid . with SMdiof S*lt'a pure, «now«hit« "ifarlu of UtIANO'S BARBER SHOP SPECIAL! I fetor," rUisw lodind. D»mppfoot " o.inuluti'd pmrl 2- "Children's llaireutting a Specially" strjiid necklace | STERLING SALT with inatriunt; drop 1176 ROOSEVELT AVENUE; WEST CARTERET caiTins-'H. I brings out the bett in food I. • - 'ProductQllrUtnutioitalSahCo., JM\ • _ 1.95 (.11 1 liO/ll I) !•• mm aw •• ••§ «• •• MK mm i« aaa aa i ST.

no problem here! MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL! Mothers Come In All Sizes . . . Crucifixts and re- So Do Our Lovely— ligious medals from • SHORTY PAJAMAS wily U • NIGHTGOWNS • HOUSECOATS • PETTICOATS • PANTIES • GIRDLES • BRAS MOTHER'S DAY • SWEATERS SPECIAL! READY MIX Slniulattd • BLOUSES Pearl Necklaces and Chokers • SKIRTS CONCRETE • HOSIERY Delivered in quantities of By BALLET »nd one or more cubic yanlrt Open Friday Til 9 P. M. Us* Vour lliiiidi-Churje Open Thursday K MONDAY THRU FRIDAY—8 A. M. TO 4 P. M. j. or (ilen's ChuCKf Plan. 'TH 8 — rridiiy 'TH '< I SATURDAY—* A. M. TO 12 NOON

Call HUnter 6-4422 • GENTLEMEN: GLEN'S JEWELERS We'll Be Glad to Help MAIN AND CHEttgy HTREETS, KAHWAV THORN-WILMERDiNG CORP. You Select a Gift (O|»po«lle Mujtsilc 'riituir UNDKN, N. J. PERTH AMBOY Plioiw FU-8-5178 MAY V.\C,V. THREE s \'irginia L. Murroll Woman's (Hub iiiirpr Crusade ,f/s- Michael Neslarwik Unit at Session Support Lauded

CARTERET The regular CAHTKHKT - KerordlnR an monthly mcetlm; of the Evening iMit.stundiii:'. sin-ess In Tuesday 1 ,,r Micnapi Ed- lor (.raham Craxutlv Membership Department of the iluht's rune r Crusade for the Curteret Woman's Club was held ,,,., of Mr. nnd I • - . . American Canrer Society In Car- •ill/, s Hrrnufhn I CARTERET - Tli- lirul c'ni- Monday evening at Fire Hall #2. Mrs. Thomas Couahhn, chairman, eret. Mrs Charles Lee and Mr*. • IT'I l'n Rt, Mary's.I ancle Committee for the Billy (ini- Churc.h Sat- ham, N. Y. Crusade is 1) resit! ev.•liinv. ;lin,ii elected officers and board mem- how important tt Is to help pro-

WU_ the week of Juno 10 tlinmiiti ,!ui, bers would be held Tuesday eve- tect others tiom thin dreidfliV 15. Transportation nrmimemviii ning, May 14. at 8:30 P. M. al disease, Thesejunds win help save j,ills oin a prayer- have been completed fur e-li«11 --.- the home of Mrs. Stanley Nel- miec, 470 Jensen Avenue, Rah- it Rich Pd bL1S Sl'1'vic(' ll) !11|d from M.nli Mil. Abker >tated that "every Muri'd son Square Garden. Tiels-!,; wi1 ! way. man. woman ami child is ft po- . bride, was Mrs. Theodore Klcban, Mrs. 'entlal , wnct-r vlctml. we local, commilt*-,. '••iiiiiiiv May Qordon Roberts and- Mrs. John are treihrndoiisly encouraged by Wolskl will attend the annual thj| senprous reiponse to the ap- William Gruff of - "12' All"'"v Illumm'^- N'"''H '» '"- ' State Convention at Atlantic City, peal by the citizens of Carteret r|i their reservations n: tl::it t:mt May 16-17. nnd hope in finish thp campaign The next regular meeting will u'dilinK trip to the ( through members of the lcn with record, results, The drive , Mt. Porono. Pa.,, cruiadf Committe. Member': of held Tuesday, May 31, at the will not close until May 10. which i.\ will allow, time for all those who ; irsidc at the Her-[ tni3 commit! pr-are: WWUm NUK- home of Mrs. Stanley Clastak. The club season will end with were unable to make their r*- ,,1,1-rss. For travel-• PVI Pree MaRyai. n-foi m.-rt •.•.ore a silk print church; Aaron Rozwllr nnd K. a social at the home of Mrs. '' conclude their solitfttiona and William Babies, Thursday, June make their report. i,.rr roat, pink ac- . c Hnrkett, •First Baptist Church; 6. .,„ (irc-hld corsage, j Jojm Rytin an., l!)llK Mfts(,()lli The committee Includes: Mr. of How- Calvary Baptist Church, and Hub- Hostesses for the evening were - i Ralph DeVito, Mrs. Stanley Kt- liTininnham, • Ala., ert Ward, Richard Huriri.'i'pi'l't' Mrs. Edward Brady, Mrs, John mleiwki, Mrs John J. D"Zurllla. i.s a stewardess by and Thomas fox from the First Tlmko, Mrs. Earl Warren, Mrs. Mrs. Edward Bradbury, Mrs. Gordon Robert and Mrs. Cousjh- : Franklin Martin, Mrs. Rose Ros- ; ;ii'; Her husband Presbyterian Church. I; Din Carteret Hitth lln. enbaum, Mrs. Blanche Krimmins, nderi Columbia PTA SETS FOOD SALE Mrs. Rose Hvix. Mrs. Mary Pluta, is employed as CARTERET — The' St. D"ir.c- | Howmd Wohlisemuth, Samuel i , , Kaplan and Dr. Leon Oreenwald. ,,-. with the Smith trlus. P. T. A., will hold a plronyi i Zazworsky, Lovas and food sale, ThuVsday, May 16 Mrs. John Dudlfk. Mrs. Michael •toiDiito, Canada. Accepted by Colleges Pernik, Mrs. Matthew Duffy and Luncheon will be sewed from 11 i 1 Mrs. Louis Meyers. to 2 P. M, at the Communitj MRS. HOWARD R. SULLIVAN MRS. DONALD J. GALBRAITH CARTERET — College admis- Center, Roosevelt Avenue. sions have been received recently TO MEET Advance order.s may be made by Donald Zazworsky from Upsala The Holy Name by contacting the members. tall- College and Steven Lovas from Howard Sullivan, Bride Auditions Sunday St. Joseph R. C. Inn the Comunity Center or Mrs. Miss DelVacchio is Bride Seton Hall University. :i,iUi Its regular Charles Harrow. Senior class president at Car- :,,• Wednrsday eve- teret High School, Donald is also Honeymooning in Florida In Talent Contest ,ii H P. M. In the GOP SESSION Of Donald Joy Galbraith a member of the De Molay, the CARTERET — A pretty wed- ing were John O'Donnell of this CARTERET — The regular choir of St. Demetrius Church, ding took place in Perth Amboy flity, brother of the bride, and CARTERET — Auditions for will be the final I meeting of the Republican Social CARTERET — St. Joseph's DelVacchio, Jr., brother of the and baseball and basketball teams Sunday afternoon, when Mias Thomas Mortsea of Carteret. the "Carteret Amateur Talent ,ii raffle, drawing Club will be held Wcsdnesday J R. C. Church was the scene of bride. in the reacreation league His par- Maureen Ann O'Donnell. daugh- Following a wedding trip to Contest" will a«aln be held this The couple altended Carteret \l,.y 19. Plans will j evening. May 15, at 8:30 P. M. at I thP WpddlriK o( Mlss Elizabeth ents are Mr. and Mrs. D. Zazwor- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Florida the couple will make Saturday in the Carteret High schools. ...I for thecomple-ISandor's. 36 Hudson Street. All Maril.u,(ll Dpl Vaccni0 daugnter sky, 141 Edgar Street, O'Donnell. 453 Neville Street, their home at the Carteret ad- School at 2 P. M. ID mnm. members arc urned to utend. , Mr, Oalbraith is a secretary In Mr. Lovas appeared in the jun- Perth Amboy, became the bride dress. For going away the bride Those wishing to participate . -. . of Mr and Mrs. Nicholas Del- the production control depart- ior and the senior class plays and of Howard Ralph Sullivan, son of wore a gray suit with navy ac- are asked to contact Mrs. Frank Vacchio, Sr., 71 Bernard Street ment of Merck and Company. has participated in the debating Howard Sullivan, 20 Pulaski Ave- cessories and a white orchid cor- Kindemann at KI 1-4681. The ac- !o Donald Jay Galbraith, son of Mr. Oalbraith served four an dtrack. The son of Mr. and nue, this borough and the late sage. tual contest will be held In the Mi and Mrs Percy Spencer Gal- years with the U. S. Air Force Mrs. Steve lovas, 35 Pulaski Ave- Mrs. Sullivan. The ceremony took The bride, a graduate of Car- high school auditorium, Saturday ijiMith of William St. Rev. Aloy- and Is presently employed by nue, Steven has been accepted place in St.' Mary's Church with teret High School, class of 1958, evenini:. May 18. IRIAK'S Babb ltd., of Linden. After a also by Rutgers University and Rev. James Foley officiating at Is employed by the Radio Corp. Mus Bolar.d O. S. M. performed Children and adults of all age the double-ring ceremony and trip to Washington and Virginia, Washington University. the double-ring ceremony. of America in Avenel. Her hus- groups are eligible tO' participate low rr Shop was celebrant of the nuptial mass. the couple will reside at 18 Shet- The bride, given in marriage band is a graduate of Carteret jn the auditions and qualify for land Road, Old Bridge. High School. He served two . te.st. There will be three JI.HM li.in!, Cor, Lowell St. A reception tollowed at the Ar- DEMOCRATS TO MEET by her father, wore a gown of t]ie t on years with the U. S. Navy and j PnZes offered to the winners: bor Inn. Dunellen. CARTERET — The final meet nylon tulle and imported rose- ( ARTFJU-T point chantilly lace. Her fin- is employed by PosUr Wheeler | fil.-sl j100 l)tm(ji seCond, a $50 Given in marriage by her fa- TO-BUY FLAG Ing of the Carteret Ladies Demo gertip-length veil fell from a Corporation here. bond and third, a $25 bond, ther, the bride wore a BOwn fa- CARTERET — The City Line cratic Organization will be held crown of pearls and she carried a The contest is being sponsored shioned uf Chantilly lace over taf- at Fire Hall #1, May 16, at ini: .MOT'lKlt . . , Social and Athletic Club, Inc., bouquet of white orchids and SODALITY ELECTS by the Carteret Republican So- tetu. the fitted bodice had short P. M. • l'l(LTKl) PUNTS hold its regular meeting Sunday Election of officers and final stephanotis. t CARTERET St. Joseph's cial Club and is open to Carteret sleeves and u scalloped neckl|[ (,AH1)KNS Roosevelt Avenue. take place. Carteret served as m«id of honor skirt, ballerina length Antoinette Kijewski, prefect; Tickets may be obtained In ad- !••< I I II.OWIKS IVHS scalloped at the bottom, The group voted to purchase a Reservations for the dinner and the junior bridesmaid was which will be held June 4, at the Miss Patricia Dickinson of New Jean Shutello, vice prefect; Bar- vance by contacting any member Her two tier finger Up length troop flag and the American flag bara Sabo, secretary and Margar- of the club or by calling Mrs. veil w.i.s attached to a head piece Coral Lounge, Plainfield, may be Brunswick. Miss Lynn Ellis of U'r Deliver for the Brownie Girl Scout Troop made with Mrs. William Hep. Thomas Akellcz of Carteret act- et Semenza, treasurer. Installa- Kay Leone, KI" 1-4863 or Mrs. of hue and tulle. She carried a Lorraine Slitter, KI T-4426. of Carteret. worth and Mrs. Robert Ludwtg. ed as the best man and usher- tion will be May 19. MIONK Kl-l-r>16."i prayer book with an orchid mark- Plans were also, completed for Mrs. Nicholas DelVacchio, Jr. the annual family picnic, which sister-in-law or the bride was ma- will be held on Sunday, June 2. Flowering Delights ij'trmi of honor. Miss Carey Boyd Choice tickets are now on sale Your Part—Participate In ', iue<:e of the bridegroom was jun- for the following nite baseball For MOTHER'S DAY OPEN All Day MOTHER'S DAY! ior attendant. games: May 21. Yankees vs. (THIS SUNDAY, MAY 12) Hunt' S. Galbraith, brother of White Sox; July 23. Giants vs. J Order Now . . . Cincinnati; August 13, Giants vs. Woodbridge Township tjnde.",room served as -best POTTED PLANTS • MOTHER'S DAY CARDS • BOXED CANDY ushering was Nicholas Brooklyn Dodgers. For Iong-la3ting loveliness LOVELY COSMETIC GIFTS FRAGRANT BOUQUETS Fresh-cut, artistically arranged LOVELY CORSAGES TAKE MOM'S PICTURE...- CLEAN-UP WEEK" CAMERAS • FILM SI 1'1'LIES We'll Deliver! COLOR FILM • FLASH Ill'I.HS, ETC. Hay i:Uh Thru May! iltli Call WO 8-8383 •for HILL PHARMACY HOME Join the Party... "The Home of Service" IMPROVEMENTS 820 St. Georges Avenue, Woodbridge 587 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret ' Til. KI-1-5325 4 EXCITING DAYS AT .:*' /

— T-s35HH fflHU NIAGARA FALLS! ••» 51 i» . MAY 30th.f (Memorial Day) Mother'tloesn't;' to JUNE 2nd. ! expect a medal... via Luxurious Sight-seeing Bus ... but she certainly djserves one. j COME AND SEE lALL THE THRILLING .SPEC- She's an all-around trouble shooter, ' TACLES at the world's most famous honeymoon guarding her family's health and comfort spot, You will visit all points of interest on the • and protecting their security as well. . Canadian and American side if the great F&lls^ We salute her on Mother's Day... • enabling you to watch mighty torrents of water and are proud to serve her every day, J£8gf cascading down thii gorge from every direction.

No need to postpone neces- sary repairs or dtilrtd im- $45 £ $55 provements for lack of ready (Minimum Z jn a Room) (Single Room) cash. Trw first Bank, and Price includes tranwrtaUon, hotel room Itir J Trust' -Company oflors a e and all ibht-ieeint trips. ^ j low-c^si home Improvement loan with" a repayment plan reared to your [income of , Coach will, leave Central State Travel Bureau, 1743 tluuiiclal BUutUlofi St. George [Avenue, Rahway, at 9 A. M., Thursday, May 30, and return 10 P. M.( Sunday, June 2.

FOB ADDITIONAL p«| I Clj 0.0700 INFORMATION VMIML I U 0"O IW The PERTH AMBOY Hank with All the Services" Savings Institution ^RST BANK AND TRUST CoMmNY CENTRAL STATE TRAVEL BUREAU mm AMIOV, HIW JHtrr -w MlMItt HOIRAl MfOllt MtUIAMCI COWCflMiM ) TUTH AMBOY. NJ. 1713 St. George Avvuue, Rahwuy 8 YEARS OF SI'RVIQ TO SAVFRS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ;ARTKRKI PAGE FOUU FRIDAY. MAY Id. I!l:i7 BINfiO IS SUCCESS MISS KASHER TO Win Benefit Recital CARTERET-The blnRO CARTERET—The u ,; Banquet is Held Program Outlined sored by the. Business and Miss Florence Kashci ,\ Largely Attended slo'-.n: vVomcn's Club of Carieret Mrs. Rose Kaslicr, [, ,, By Veterans Unit By Veterans' Unit land hfi.i Wednesday rvcnlnR Avenue, and the l;ite M,, i 'moved to be a bi<; success, er, to Edward RashbiMi,,.' I 0VUI CARTERET — The annual ,P' Mr. and Mrs. Charles u C'ARTRKFI' All pnst. presi- ! CARTERET-The I.adirs' Aux- dance recital of the Cartrrot \ The funds derived from the dents and pii;.t [•(immnndrr.s of iliary, Slar Landing Post No 2114, =irtiool of Dflnclng entitled >in;.o will be tised or the oenrni Brooklyn, Will tnke ]>]•,. fitar Landim- Pn>.f No 2314, V. F. V. F. W., held their i-Riilar meet- "Sprih-B FHuitMte" was presented | ot the retarded ch dren of] Car- at the Marine Temple jn |, W. nnd Auxiliary, were honored IU Sunday afternoon and eyenlns RtjUTrt. Summer mi tin*; wiH be iiiR Monday evening, with Fbr- ii banquet Ivl'l Saturday eviiihiK, the carteret High School. The Plonneri for thiac c Ud.en which Truman says the \j May 4, i" the olubroonis. rnre Aini'jsp presiding. master of ceremonies was LonK will be announced in the near ! Twr new members. Llllinn Klsler ping" ln worm stntviu, Mayor Edwrad ,1. Dolan served John Martin j)f radio and T. V future. a« toastmaster.. Speakers fpr thr and Dr.s 3tiimnterls Mere inilmted fame. The affair was held for rvenlim were Ssl Puccio, Eluhth Mrs. Mary Thnru '.unico nver h'T the benefit of the heart fund, District Coinm;i«(ier. who cnmoblinnti- o mis trustee to Dmnlliy Mrs. Albert Oardner, director of -Urndod the post for brlrm the iSzulHmowski. Mrs. Mary Plula w;is Middlesex County Heart As.'or.i- laricsL in the F.iwlilli District; appointed n Memorial Dsiy clmii- tlon spokr on behalf of the asso- PtSERVES THE Marie Hln.syik i, F.;:hth District ciation and thanked the Corteret president; Florence Ambrose. elected fo iitlnid the School of Dancing for their con- Junior Vice; Suntalia CalHnmesssi, tribution, Chaplain; mul Helen Wetwl, re- Stair Convenlion in Asbury Park SO . . , select her gift from in June were Mary Thron. Ann Other performers Included: habilitation and polio Middlesex n our fabulous stock of name Hospital chairman. County Coun- Donovan and Sanllnn Ciintam ssii. III Carter and hi.s Instrumenta- cil officers present were Florence AlterniHos elected were Helen lists of Fords: vofcal. Rosemarie brand fashions. She'll love Ambrose, president: Catherine Frankowskl. Mary Plulri nnd Zazworsky; guitar solos. Rose- you for it! Dangell, sua;d; Jenn IJ-I Ursula Freemfln. A district meet- mnrle Symchlk and John Barney; trumpet solo, Al Zanler; pianist. Urn Vonali and accordion and iilltar selcctioif by Michelle nnd LINGERIE • I Ttniinvdii uiiim dinner lionorinu Michael Kuscak. Dancers In- Slips • Panties arci Lxmo^ui. , .Dtst|.j<.l p,-Pfid/>nt, Mmie Blsis/.ka :luded: Dlanne Bednar. Barbara A W-inch tcelvlsion yt nus pre- ,n M(iy 2(i ilt, t\w Roosevelt To; Jednar, Carol Ann Czaya, Nancy Gowns • Pajamas to- Mr Anthony Connelly |HBt ln Metuchen Cromwell, Linda Ellen Ciani. by 1 ljcluilt HOHOI 1-Vmany ^ mnh m&Ma )s mlVMvUv, Luxito • Seamprufe a bus trip to itv Beverly Natmna1 Imirnr.v cimtliieleil by Star I.iindiiiB l'ost. '!:tl4, Vetfrans of Foreign Wars. On the left is Znlton Gcraldlne Joyce Dopko, Joanne Jf the affair were Vulias/., who was in chitrKo of the tourney, anri on the licht is Sister Mary (.'destine, principal Frankowskl. Rose Mary Graem™. Barbizon Trmind& Mauley, and Jean Let1, a.s- Cemetery, Beverly, on May 1!) t:tj of St. Joseph's Parochial School. Lorraine Hudak. Kathleen Kon- ••difltiwl by John RitKimovicz, Edward puy tribute to ail honored rieadi ipka. Kettyle, .Julia Liirkin, Margaret Donations were voted to the Can- Neineth, Fnuire* ,Stnp;ir and Ann cer, Kiddie Keep Well Camp, Firm HONOflKD ON BIKTIIUAV Also. Patricia Krupa, List Litus. Chorbn. Aid Squad and Cerebral Pals: CARTERET Miss Helen BriL- Michael Halasnik Cathy Mae Harrow, Barbara Ann HOSIERY Funds. •Sant.ina •Cantnmessa was To (htm Tomorrow ton' tlaut^hter of Mrs. Mary Brit- dedwick, Lucille Mp.lletto, Mary IIONORKI) ON BIRTHDAY appointed sis chiurman of tlv ton of 4C Jeaiiette Street, was inn Mallette. Gloria, Helen Pokol.- Every Mother Needs •CABTEKKT - Mr. and Mrsbakcles. s cake sale. honored at a P:uty on the occa- CARTERET -The nnnunl ba- To Wed Aug. UJary Ann Symchlk. Rose Marie Stephen Kovnl. Sr. 58 Lincoln Poppy chairman. Mary Pints*. sion of liei twelfth birthday. The iymchik, Elain* Turk. Glorl- Stockings! Avenue, enteiiained at a party in j announced that the poppy day sale zaar sponsored by the St. Joseph affair was hflci i ,i .sday afternoon CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. Ste- ,nne Truch, Elaine Truch, Fay By their home in honor of the sixth will betiin on M:iy 2\. The silver P.T A. will be held Saturday eve- 1;> '"';.sts intending. phen Idee, 129 Fernwood Terrace )mey Zansler, Betty Zansler. birthday anniversary of their son, loflennu was awarded to Stella ning from fi to 10 P. M. nnd Sun- i.YMT t Bnfeliire • Quaker Linden, have announced the en- Raymond Zazworsky, Marjorie Kiemenski. Stephen, Jr. gagement of their daughter, Miss ,cs and Sharon Lynn Dwan. Dorothy S iclec to Mi.-hael Hala«- The students of twirling and There will be a various assort- For Die seventh Siraipht month, nlk. son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter lancing were under the direction ncnt of booths, rides for the rhii- living costs rose two-tenths of one HANDOAGS per cent in March to arjother new Halasnik, 30 Lincoln Avenue, this o Mr. K. Symchik. director, as- lirn on Sunday, and refrc.sh- ROBES hinh. This sets the index at four borouRh. isted by Barbara Ayres and Jo- ineiit.s. per cent higher than this time inne Symchik, Lightweight Summer Styles! All mothers arc requested to The wpridin? will take place a year ano. A slight decline in $ugust 10 in St. Elizabeth's The group will perform in llic •>en;l in their donations as soon'fQOd pi.k,os maj|lly for dni,.y nnd icar future for the benefit of .is possible. Church. You Must ' \im\ products, was more than off-' he cancer fund. |M't by increnses in all other major Miss Idee, a graduate of Linden See Thr s The Soviet is bulldint; a steel Mj-oups of consumer goods and High School, attended Drake These . . Business Colleic. Elizabeth, and Hebrew Sisterhood Sniiirii enter In Ukraine. .services. Traphauen School of Fashion. Plans Donor Dinner New York City. She is employed as a secretary by Merck & Co.. CARTERET — The United Hc- Blouses Inc.. Railway. irevv Sisterhood of Carteret will Our Most, Exciting Mr. Halasnik, an alumnus of< lold its Third Annua! Donor GLOVES Give MOM Flowers! )inner. Wednesday, May 15. at Colltctioii Ever '111 M • Caitrrct High School, served 1 three years in the Navy in the he Clinton Manor, Newark, at By fVPl ;,' :30 P. M. Mediterranean and Pacific. He di- • Judy Bond The following .slate of officers Lovely l-rrsh rects his own orchestra and also • Ship 'n' Shore is employed in the shipping office 'ill be installed: Mrs. Samuel D. For MOTHER'S DAY I'ottnl Cul of General American Tank Stor- losenbaum, president; Mrs. Mor- •| • MacShorc age Terminals, Carteret, Ulman, Mrs. Phil chodosh, i/lrs. Theodore Chenkln. and Mrs. Shop Friday Eveniiif; Till Plants Bouquets Mr. Halasnik is a member of /Tcwc tnt bu rent en Iz Sidney Katz, vice-presidents; Mrs. • the Knights of Columbus and of lobert Brown, treasurer; M*rs. Yes, for Mother's Day . . . jewelry by Kremcntz is El Hakknn Caravan 26, Order of Stanford Baron, recording secre- Alhambra. Your Mother's Day Gift Con!' eminently suitable. Classic in design, precious in Hcautiful Noveliy .ary; Mrs. Irving Ievitz, financial in Perth Amboy quality . . . each Kremcntz piece has lasting loveli- secretary; Mrs. Aaron Sackhcim, ness .'. . imparted by a rich overlay of 10-Kt. gold. Corsages Planis Sacred Heart PTA :orresponding secretary. Come in and see our beautiful selection of this fine At Meeting, Social Ari^ Israeli^Song rrio will be jewelry. frfesehted by Mrs. Edward Miller, ARAMOUNT program chairman. Reservations Hiirlrciuin Bno-h $11.50 Earrings $13.05 iplus lax i COMMUNION BOUQUETS CARTERET—The Sacred Heart may be made by contacting Mrs. 182 Smith Street, Perth Aml«i> Ivich in fine leatherette sift case P.T.A. held their regular monthly Edward Uljnan, donor chairman, meeting Tuesday evening In the »' Mrs. Leo1 Goldberg, | parish hall. Mrs. Ethel Chamra, SKI Main president, presided. MIELE GARDEN CENTER After a short business meeting. Street Woodbridsc Rev. L. J. Petrick. pastor, ad- Kriday Phone LI-8-2H6 dressed the group and spoke on WO-8-1223 _ \i\\ 9 1>. M. A Big Milk Toast.... 1170 Green Street, Iselin the topic "Mothers," A Mother's Day party followed the meeting with prizes awarded to Mrs. Edith Prokop as theyoung- est mother. Mrs. Paul Chamra as Drive with cars ... everywhere! the oldest mother and Mrs. Mar- garet MeQvetz for having'the most children. The special prize donated by Mrs. Georne Mazola was awarded to Mrs. Doris B;ilbg. • Miss Christine Sufchinsky She's the come try, showed slides of her European trip which was sponsored by the Student Council fof better inter- Chevrolet's new national relationship. "Most" FRIENDS IN I WHEELING, W. VA.7 Call them.tqiQy. Station rate Cor a 3-tpipute phone ik triple-Turbine hM-off, call from New Brunswldj ln the days when we were ' after 6 p.m. -just 80± plus tax. " • ,- t little tikes, And roamed t/ie, . world on three-wheeled bikes, Mom kept us in Hp-toii condition And shelsmc we £ol delicious nulrUion! So on her day - let us drink to Mother - And let's drink With nothing other than Milk - with fhe. favorite Mom's Day toast. 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A rfportfd 430 to'see travel thnt way. — Cindn* CARTERET -- St. EllMbft.h's ,! i,,ul jacked the car her approaching mai-r^gc to An- lires. e«ch CAUllm nntl Times-3'.n. •!» Sc church was filled to capacity Sun- iis wheels off and tony Pluta, May 12, at the St, creen "f n quarter of a mll- day afternoon for the annual Hi r It. to do some re- Jemetilus Chmvh nt 4 P. M. Rev. rd IOM of $274,374,500 set In IB ulpit nnd his family and enlisted Mr and Mrv L Duryea>, who also j the page boya. \, a Itrnnflwfrk after mnv soiin filter from, city buses ms a heart of gold. As the Colonel, I Mcmoers of the Carey Assembly i; pin. Mi on/j| 5O(f plus ta*. The mixture is dispensed by a Rock Hudson does nn excellent Jo'), jKniRhts of Columbus formid at The All Women's International mile course from McAllni. Texus. cylinder. • Ann Kashfi displays fragile beau- honor guard and also parll.-ipntei Air Race, better known as the,to Havana this year. The Cuban Powderpuff Derby, will begin on Tourist Commission this year will y as a Korean girl, who runs ths in the procession from St. Jame ! irphanage. She falls in love with1,Hall to the church, June 7, and will follow a 1,700- provide prizes totaling $2,000. ho Colonel, but, of course, can't! The Rev. Anthony J, Huber wa; lave him because he h.is a wife at,, the celebrant of the benedicthi WELL/its almost lome. Martlia Hyer is visible from and preached the sermon on th. ime to time us the wife, reading jTruc Love of Mary and the prid that easy with ipliftins passages from her hu.s- of wearins the sodality medal. land's letters. Members of the sodality rer.oiv- ed communion in a body at the £ THE MAN | Make Amboy Feed Company Your| Wonderful- WHO TURNED ! A. M. and were served a commun- STONE" i ion breakfast at the St. James Wl.cn the inmates at, a woman's Hall following the Mass. •i-rormntory stint dying like flies. mtslrte authorities decide some- uncovered, but not before Is drastically wrons and'screen has been filled for som< ,tnrt rn investigation. 3eems the mne with screaming girls, beins WS/PE ;nstitution has been taken over by carried off by the urim-visager i Rioup of characters 200 years monsters. While we reali?e this i ild, who have learned the art of n p.seudo-sciontlfic thriller, it', k irolonping their lives by draining just, not our cup o' tea. he "Hie force" from young wo- Among those taking part in the UMIML •rien. If they do not get the "trans- proceedings are Victor Jory, Anr. iDii^ns" they turn to stone. 'Dorna. William Hudson and Char- Thrir ghastly secret is finally lottc Austin. 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ii. TARTFRET vuii. .r I hi I , White Birch Club YOU!) NEW | Scores in Bow, 7-1 MICROSCOPE SOCIAL SECURITY POI!T BEAIMNO — Th« While Birch Men's Club opened the 1957 ON lly ALLAN A. BASS season optnMiiK Bennle's Tavern District Muna«r and the debut was a trftnendm^ (J • I'm a farmer and mnk" success when manHRer Ed Radrt- abi ni, s:i,H00 a year. I've never sky's club cnm» from behind t» COMMUNISM" be n r'.nrried, but I support my win It, 7-4, in an extra Inning, fiiNiii who is fiti. If I don't live Ed Maieskj stnited on the mound to Ije (if), but should die 4 or 5 for the White Birch team but the yiiim from now, could my father bent he could do was survive the •ft* my sy.-lal security? If so, how third innliiK. The veteran j,,(. T i- 1 il' :.: hi IM hist wi k's soon griilikH tin- lilli' of S y f<>r it M'TCIR did not. milly consolidate Ms a commendable lob, blanking Ben- least half his support from you . fuj'l:.1 i i1! .nil. ,i'i Hi I4LI ...ia doe1;: power heroine master of UH nle's Ihe rest of the way to pi, k communist, wor'.d — until tin- More yv-ji' death, he could get Vaiil ..MI i•" •' • ii .1 <• II it tint* benefits :is yniii' dependent par- ii>) the pitching triumph. JMM dues i. I i.: ... '! .1 !' Is nil- : pvriud of the MO.M'OW Trinls in Orcsli was Bennle's losing chut-kei tlie mtddlf 13'!!).;, It took Stiilin ent. On earnings of M.dUO.OU ,i Willl.i !•! PI i f.ii'J li;:lll, l(.r:il ,Vfjr, his iMiiciit would be $73.flU Port Rending ei-upled for fmu : more than t'n ycius to nuln n>m- wws 1 "ii»- : <>v, ' I' .: iv.i-1- piv-!, a ni onIh. bis runs In the first Inning to tnke pun (I ' i "jj.iy • ju . •>" I1) :ivii,! I p;eU- a:id fu!l (ontrol. •1 commanding lead, The White " on!1 iv i Minl,rti w.i.': u Irp., fur the S'1,000 siififci'J.tinn award. Srulru and Shubick. Over 40(1 children participated in the procession. 10 Congress a reduced SUCCt'sMiiM In I: r cvtmilllinlst j PiTinler iind Secretary) nt th« is G. II. Brown, president ol the compuny. A—No. You must have workfd for the soil-bank program, malnlv throne v..is per ib!c. Tint is why tnomnnl of Stalin's death only to under social security at least 5 because fewer farmer* are 8l:jn- one mii'i, M,!!'!iknv. wsis mi- lose it to Khrushchev within ten of the 10 years Just before you HOME GARDENS i CONSUMER SPENDING least. clinll(ii'!ed that. view. They KIEJ.KD BY OWN CAR Ing up than wag expected. nounccil in \jr hoiii I'n'tMUT ;md days; or whether he was selected were disabled, and 1(4 of the contended that the key post *as The planting of home gardens Ccnsumrr spending for goods Swffciry 'I lif Communist i by the. members of the, Politburo lieu ton, Md. - Mrs. Gloria 3 years just before the disability. in this country is a $4,000,000,000 that of Secretary of the Party 30, purki.d her car in a and services, during the first | Party williin Uu-ity-f.mr Imur.s as a temporary symbol of unity The disability must have oc- industry. This figure covers sales WHO DO YOU KNOW and that the person who held parking lot. As she walked away, quarter of this year, increased*] after Stiilii.'.-; li'-Hh. ! and stability. In cither CUSP curred before age 65 and last at of plants, seeds and bulbs, gar- IN ERIE, PA.T Mnkiikov's loss of the spcretury- that office also held the balance someone called that lur car w.us from 1111 «»nual rate of $33 ,200,- | The .s]ii"d ui:h '.Uii'h BUilln's • least 6 months. den tools and equipment, lnwn ship of the Party clearly indi- of power. In I hut. they were, rluht. ioastlng away from Its parkin? 000.000 in the last quarter of 1956 Give them a phone call. niCt-'Oj.siir v,;i , ;i in ion nerd sivmt'd . mowers, hoses and sprayers, plant cated that tin; bulance of power It will be recalled that before spot on slight incline. She ran 'to $3?,C.5flO.OOO,000. There were In- 8-mlnute station rat* from to point tii ihc !::,•! U'..ii« stablt! boxes, topsoil, fertilizers, soil hud slipped into Khrushchev's he died, Stalin held three official to the car and opened the DEGREES FOR ALL 1 creases in the buying of durable New Bruniwfck after . transition, v,. h.uil Mnmulp, was titles: Secretary of the Commun- door on the driver's side. The car Mount Pleasant, Mich. — Oliver chemicals insecticides and fungi- Hoods, nondurable goods and ser- 6 p.m. u only SOi plui Uf. hands. 1 not only pnsMl'ii hut irtually ac- ist Party, Premier and General- picked up mometum. knocked her C. Porter, of Standish, was gradu- cides. vices. Those unfamiliar with com- compli>l» i! I.;'IT. and in order issimo. He added the last two to the ground and passed over her ated in February with a degree in to b'll.'.L'r l.-'i. ronvirtion, the munitt tradition nnd policy saw during World Wur II in order to body, killing her. English from Central Michigan Kremlin auni'iiiml tnc jiiimiple in this another sign of change dignify himself in his dealing,*; j College. His football player son, Of cullci li'.i' !.'.K!' rsliit). from the old pattern. It was said with Roosi!Vi-lt and Churchill, Oliver, will be graduated In June -AT BORDEN'S Thin1 v..iS n ••nut flcjil of spec- that the division of office, with But while lie added titles ax'id What Is Music? | with a mathematics degree, white ulntion in i.h.i. .• fiirlv duys fol- Malenkov as P^pmier and positions he never gave up the Warner's music Is better than Mrs. Porter will get her 3he*pskin lowllii: .'il:i!]i:'s end Unit the Khrushchev as Secretary of the crucial one of Secretary of the it sounds. — Bill Nye. at the end of the summer term. powtT MP;"-'I" v.liii'h bi'Knn with Party, meant that absolute P.irty. He understood only too Lenin's d;:ith in 1!»:M -Atrild not power was not I'oinB to be con- well that historically, and in take pliirc III:;UII II i-. :i mutter [ tiated In Die hands of any one terms of the Soviet political Ol llislij'-y tli.i'. :IIIIHIIIKII RUlin man. But some Soviet experts, at structure, the post of Seuretary curries with it the nrentt:st con- centration «f power. , ' There is an interesting bit of tradition attached to thJs. When the communist mnverrii'nt was RADER'S .still younjj it was decided that the most important or ljighest of- fice should carry the, title of as*with Secretary rather th« n President or Chairman. StciS'tui ies nre the Right Mix . .. urniM'ully regarded ;'«s the "work- liotses" of any oiv/tnl/ulion and and the Klght Measure the communists w united to confer OUR ENTIRE a proletariat title urn their chief at (he Riglil Time! executive, DOMESTICS DEPARTMENT Call — SAVK SOU, BANK Soil, bunk oUt'Jays for the cur- MASONRY PAINT rent fiKi'nl year nppeared to be Woodbridge Transit-Mix The new, easy-lo-appty mason- falling siiort of the $1,200,000,000 ry pair,I lhal'J rubberized lor JaiiUiiry estimate by about $500,- 000,000, bi'cuii!*' fiirni'M's had not -at- COST and BELOW!! - exlf<; durabilily. No primer r«- ' quin-d-dues fav-lecwei, no signed up in ,tlie expected num- lop iiiurki. bers. For example, only 37,580 Yes, in order that we may be able to offer you a wider selection of Iowa fanners, or 18 per cent, met FABRICS and NOTIONS, we are closing out our entire domestic depart- • tor brushing • rolling • spraylni the 1957 soil bank sitin-up dead- WO 8-4550 me»t a4 «ost untt below! line this year. There were GB.000 s lust year. •RADER'S Hi-fi addiction tailed modern W.tllpapir und Painters Supplies mental ma-adjustment. H STATi: STRKF.T NFW BRINHWICK SECKKTAKIA I., I'EKTII AMBOY ACCOUVriNG & PRKP MCMUOL NKW! (1) SWITCH BOAR II Vt> KEY Pl'NCM (IBM) BATH and HANI) IUCRON, DOWN drill Sheets (1) MACHINE SHOK'ftUNIJ Slieetrt and FEATHER and and ' *:n \. M. ii) » P. M. Monday Thtoujh Saturday lit AJIianv Strrn. N^wuruniwlck TOWELS Rl-j-Mld PILLOWS Pads Pillow (lases — From — NEED an EXTRA CLOSET? Woodbridge Shop for Mother's Day Let Morey LaRue Clean and Flower Shoppe BATH MAT STORE YOUR WINTER CLOTHES Wld Fa moos Name LID SETS BLANKETS

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Or, if you prefer, cfyoose one of our many 1 potted blooms or hardy potted plants. •CLQTH COATS & SUITS « b* « .75 ($Mv«l» "// if Come* from flonlen'n You-Knwp that it's Good" PHONE TEL. WO, 8-1222 Milkiest 2-6161 or vVoodoridqe Slower ^ oppi BORDEN'S HUnter 6-5000 JOHN C. HOIiyVAKZ, Prop. Fresh Flowers from Oui Own Ortenliousts FOR PROMPT ROUTEMAN SURPRISE CENTER $tow|# SERVICE 540-516 RAHWAY AVENUE WOOUBKlLKiE B4 Muiu Street Uondry . Dry Iforuer School Strwt) 8-3036 i .'I. HAGK SEVEN Association to Amn Racing Back 'Blues Blast Clark 1Vtt I, Teams on Jun<> 13 Al Memin«i«n Sat. Behind Novak's 4-lliUer !•.„. Carteret his summer In orcter to hold CARTERET — Overcoming Itsfnrmichael. rf 1 0 1 enrly season jitterles, the Car- Konty, cf 4 2 2 , (1|, will honor ilsht sports activities. This was H.FY1INGTO.V - Auto niclny ' toift High School baseball team. Rock, c 4 2 2 • •.,o()l baslcet- lone through the cooperation of returns on a weekly busl.s fi>r the Councilman Walter Sullen bv Douiiy KJng. Masted O'Uir, 1b 10 0 . lliini consecu'ive ytur t; the Clark Regional all over the lot Rerito, rf 3 12 11 u banquet •hairman of the Recreation Com- i famous FlemlnifUin Fslmlunds uU'icL oypsy njlttee, .IM, wi>(K lo 8,-ore a. smashing Lriny, 3b 0 0 0 I with the Hist of an every•»'3utur- M-l win for Inu tlilnf victory of £uUo, 2b ,300 ,,i •,.(] at $X0( The AasociiUon Is also plan- dny-nlKht series of NASCAR stock the current campaign The BIUM Btmenza, s« 4 0 1 wiml to nt- ning In tihe future to ITVIVO the "in rw.liiis programs st*t for May 5oao Box Derby. 1 have won three out or tlwll liut Novak, p 1 1 0 18 on I In Jersey "country-style" .'i »i>m - nit-1 ilKH-i'Uig the Ward, p 1 0 0 ,uii won the The next metinc of the Assorla- t rurk first two tilts. I • • — — 11,1 2 tlLle un- lon will be held this romim; S:uri Nunls, Resullrw. Pa., sijend- For one thing. th° pame was I 33 11 11 The Wednesday nlglit at 8:30 P M in Spewak. •";iv tmorp'snrlo, unnnunci-d the i f.r different story Mian was Score by Innings!- fun- perfor- M Wndlak's Tavern. half-mile speedway will be in ex- unfolded In the opening MntMt Clark Regional 001 000 0 - 1 crtin which •••elleiit condition for the inaugural, oeumf the t»o clubs wben Clark j Cui'teM 351! DUJ X—11 111!' SpOi'lS- Hartiiipz May Appear 'with n ci';-w of workmen Kroo.yB'ig 'Iptiional hr'd the lncul slUKgd's I •h" Ut'i rfiei way to enable U to to a simile hit and beat them. 1-0. ,|j n At Jewry (My Show live nj> to the r.'putalioii of the n Hichard ."finest four-soriier cluy truclr." Of "nurse. Clark has iuid rugifed I f\JlCC KU**'CS JERSEY CITY~ Co-promoters w in I o-:nt*-d mi R'mte 69, close- to since then anil has drop- Olltstfllld- labr C •'nan nnd Willie Oi>n- ,lhe Pennsylvanit Sta'.r line nnd. )cd six out of Us la.st smen ball c honomi ;«!)•« have completed ar .I'iisily riiiched bv fine highways nines. Hill Bowl league; o sta?» a majur boxing show for fnim all directions, tlie fair The biji features were home 'ip benefit of the Jersey city "riHinris last year celebrated its uns by Tonv Semenza, Marty '•inter of the American National iinoth birthday with appropriate Ro.-k and Mike Resko, f} ,ko Sabo's Lead by \ tfii Cross here at Roosevelt Sta- (•creniunies nnd three ^nys of auto Move in f,ve runs, Rock rocked ;-tl be: lum Monday nlsht, June 17. CARTERET — The race still r;K'inK*t,hat uttracted. many tlrnu- he opponents for four and Se- Olzi'nbcrK-and Ruh.vll crunch. rages on In the Hill Buwl Coin- I sands to the attractive site. «nt in two runs. , \\\ champion executive director of the local Industrial B a w li n :t Kxpected to compete irt tiie Aside from Carteret's well- I inner iisht- Red Cross chapter .made the an- S'lbo's Sport Shop. le»d- meet are the four cham- rounded hitting ability, one could , mm. Oils Les- nouncement In the presence of not overlook tlie fine job. being !ii!i bv the narrow margin of ';,,, New York State Athdtlc Commissioner ,Iu- pious crowned since the original turned In by Ray Novak1, Car- one-half same, kept Its lead in- A(lS CHAMPS IN I'.S.M.K. HANDICAP HOWl-lNfi LFAOUE: Aflw a slow start the Aces, l«d hy opening in mid-1955. The co- . ;,ind Maurice seph P. Walker, various commit- teret hurler, who held the oppon- tact by srorinu a sreco victory ( ;iptain Eddie S/viulioiski, climbed into first pi.ict' toward thr end ef the Reason and stayed there champions that year were Ja, tering four hits. 1 I'IUICLS College. ( i'.iliiikits, Lou lUveilini, Kddie Stf.vmbqrskl and Sam Minurnl. Gasior rolle.l a big 608 for the ,\ Association papermen heir at the Hotel Plaza [ and Pat Wohlgemuth of Morris- Carteret wasted practically no- losers. town. N. J., while defending chain m bavins the today. ] time and scored three runs In At the same time, .second place plans are Jackie McLauKhlin of „ i he Installa- the opening Inning, They! added DeBella's Construction boys kept Legal contracts, prepared by Thorofare, N. J., and Blackic -wr* •:,!• Park field Softball Loop to Open 1957 five more in tlie second to prac- right on the heels of the leaders David M. Klausner, counsel for Midget, Stock-Car Reider of Reading, Pa. ' ,Jl the local chapter of the Red Cross, tically sew up the ball games for bv scoring n sweep triumph over jjfru' and Leslie H. Cohen, representing Others from those states, als< all intents and purposes., Three Metal and Thermit as Debella the Luurel Sports Activities, Inc.. Racing Co-Feature Season Mon. With 2 GamesDelaware, Florida, Ntw york,etc. more runs In the third were prac- sparkled with a big C50 set. He include Ken Wtomcr, Harry ill I resiling corporation headed' by Culnan CARTERET — The Carteret . Ellas! tically wasted. It would have been had a big 265 game which fell Charles, Dave Rapp, Hoop :,and Gllzenberg. were signed by OLD BRIDGE—Two of the most Recreation Department will open Wednesday: St. Demetrius vs better'for the Blues to save them short by two pins of breaking the •I.M- Schalbl season. Other Recreation news follows: Ed and Les Farley, Tom and Ralpl -ross, and Gilzenberg, • racing — will be co-featured at Leibig's field and the Park Field. Clark Regional Other results follow:- The Little League will hold its Napolitano, Whip Mulligan, Ar !!:-kl Starr of William iBilli Reppenhagen, Old Bridge Stadlym, Central Jer- The 195T edition will unfold AB R J. and G. Television two over third and last tryout this Satur- Scott, Jimmy Metzler. Tomm ;,:i >\ now sen- local trucking contractor who sey's paved half-mile, speedway, Leibig's field where the Softball lonelli, ss 4 0 Hill Bowl. day morning at 10 A. M. at the Oimpko, Johnny Cito, White ,,f 14 tou fliSht managed heavyweight contender Sunday afternoon In the.first com- League will start the ball rolling, Longo, If 3 0 St. Demetrius Centers two over hi&h school field. Teams will be Kemper and many more. :,,ii. in'd Salur- Stanley Poredn In the early 30's, bination auto racing card in the with a game between Koke's Tav- Maransky, cf 3 0 A. A. C. Co. Garden State this year. picked from these boys and again The Saturday pro?xnmS will be- 3 0 was appointed chairman for the p Letteri, c . t: :K on I lip first ern and the City Line, Council- The Say p C. h C. Oil two over Cutter's •;* ' .minted here in show by the Red Cross benefit It will be a bargain bill, with man Walter Sullivan will be on the parents are urged to take «in at 8:30 P. M., with four quali- Claus, 3b 3 1 Amoco Station. -, us The out- committee. Promoter Ed Otto, highly pleased hand to toss out the first ball. more interest In- the organiza- fying races determining tlie start- Rataskl, rf 3 0 Fedlam's Market two over Ben- tion to help manager, coach and|j g Dneup for the 35 lap action- •wV lie pre.sent- Oilzenberg said that no feature at the huge turnout of loyal pa- At the same time Councilman Al n Herald, 2b 2 0 jamin Moore's. officiate-^this program. packed feature clash while rookie 1 ,,!i Armory, Ar- match hns been signed. However, trons this ye*v, presenting the gala Such will do similar honors at Kayne, cf 0 Waznee's Tavern two over Leo's. program of i,i alifylng events, con- will drivers will lie highlighted in a 3 , i the sponsor-, he added that Vince Martinez, the the Park field where the Brown's The girjs softball league Ketelnlk, lb 0 solation, rooKlc race and two 25- anotlier worout at the Co-1 special event each ewek to give L'gren, p 0 0 •:, Trenton'.Post Puterson welterweight contender. Tavern will engage the Clowns hold lap events at no increase in admis- tomorrow them experience. Ca/.well, p 3 0 TRAVELING TO American' Le- will be a principal in the feature. in a softball tilt. lumbus School field sion scale. MONTREAL? It is the promoter's aim to match The schedule for the first week morning at 1 A.M. Parkin" for thousands of curs Heading the array of topfllgh1 S«ttle your arrangement* Vince with Peter Waterman, Brit- follows: The Mldget\ League boys will «s available on- the many-ucre 28 1 4 ish Empire welterweight cham- midget car jockeys will be Steve Carteret by phone. F«»t«r. Surer. A i irtal of the At LclMt's Field get their tryouts \t the high Bounds. 3-minute station call from pion: Kid Gavilan, ex-world's McGrath, New Canaan, Conn. AB R H : fllljih Will OP- Monday: Koke's vs. City Line. school field at 1 P. M. All boys New Brunswick after Roger Bailey, Patchogue, L. I. 2 1 , Oyama Kato, Tueslay: Hill Bowl vs. St, Joes. are urged to return their appli-; March' chain store sales were T. Semenza, If 4 6 p.m.—only 1H plus tax. ,. 1 .Iapane.se .star Orleans sensation JHnd Johnny Mann, the Brooklyn cation blanks. . 14.3 per oent below, 195G level. Sweda, If 3 1 who c 1 Wednesday: K. of C. vs. Gem ! ;i;sli fraca.„ s on The'last major boxing program &« '» «» snt NASCAR na Tavern. MVWWVWWUWVWWWWWVWWWW •m,i.-« by Anijellat Roosevelt Stadium was staged tio.ial champion. Bailey was 195 At Park Field Minn along with'on AURU.II 9. 1950. when Sugar champion while McOrath's record ] Monday: Brown's Tavern vs. ,,-v's successful I Ray Robinson successfully defend- "f l:!1 m'll>s W hol»' sct °n tht silll(ls <)f D 011 e cn Thomas J ud hi.s welterweight championship! ".« -' B « . &*•< '» Tuesday; Leo's Tavern vs. St. ••,1 Willie- GlteHi-'a^uiiiil Charley PuRari of Newark. 1954 sti!l st;mcls McOrath has Charley ranly race*! on the Route 18 plant, : but is at his best uii macudum sur- 11 I'llV \(',(trterel High Wins 1 faced courses like this one. Frank Donnelly iilinii one of Its Second Dmtl Meet \ Jim Whitman, Leohla, N. J., (•vcitin11 events tussle ' Curteret had an easy time win-i "tar who finished second high in •.t - team lussle. Hits 3160-Scores „ u|VtijninK their second dual meet of the ;national lislhuis in 1956, will be L irmiM;- to•mher Ken.Min beutiiiR St. Mary's of Perth | mounlt-d in one of the famous Ken CSRTERET ,'>:V. H'lilf Amboy, 67-24, as St. Mary's only ! Br«?nii OffenlwusersOffenhausers , valued at CARTERET — One of the rare 1 '.11 of these $5000 1 von 1 event und Carteret won 9 i $5.UU0 each, the other to be piloted odidties of bowling occurred in • '. ' .Ii best i*u Eddie Tomchik- being the j by -McCimtli. Johnny Coy, Bay- the U.S.M.R. big league Tuesday 1 1 events. i-iil'.t . Hie I shore. N. Y., wiPtier of the richest only double winner, isettln: night at the Academy Alleys r I fount Karl j t';iee. mn in America lust summer, [shot put and discus throw. where Frank Donnelly, one of pi HI I Prussian I yard line I*li;j 500, will also wheel 14 Carteret's better-known bowlers must disliked1 Caiteret swept the 100 'Callfornin Sp-ciul with muny other du.ih and tlie broad Jump. participating with the Macanics leading chauffeurs from all parts ^'f!Mui.ph*'l 100 yard dash - 1. E. Carmi- No. 1, rolled three identical scores 3. T. Cunni- of the east and midwest participa- of 160, 160 and 160. I.il.incl, aKiunst , , ting in the first midget car meet Hi.s efforts, however, went amiss clmel: 10.4. lnls car The stu an ttsage ln-i 220 yard dash — 1. C. Hall 2, New " - ' as the Mechanics were dumped in Ci: idium openiU-s every Sunday ufter- i:!Ml Sfptt. Who 18M1 3, J. Trucke games by their nuu : ..ufirkl. •J4.00." the Electrons who scored a triple tile Spanish- ! " 440 yard dash — 1. R. Pettus ? ' victory. : Jdhf Miguel C Williams 'C> 3. Gavin .SM>: \/^ /,;,, Shop A WillS The scores follow: - .'•:'ii Rican and r r 53. ' Electrons 808 83G 842 Turres apalnst 08 yard run - 1. M. Walko 2., i'rumes in V-W Loop Mech No, 1 784 753 815 • •:•!•>. the clout- .1. Iluwkes.iCi 3.K'JSty (SMi; 2.27.; >:.l Lurrupini: nm -• 1. M. Sloun iC> 2.! CARTERET - Tlie Machine Really Touch J! S'L Joseph, SM' 3. Matefy CELEBRATION •1 i";ei)tly came •,. Alt xanilfi' 1SM1 3. Manchi-ri. in the Foster Wheeler interde-1 tli« bartender: witl '•''••'- Hungary to ,SM, ^ 5.4. partmental bowlins leayue, while j -j nice these old places Hi a stir, will1 Broad1 jump — 1 Saccone 'Ci the Machine B boys were drop-j sawdust on the floor." "•i-;ul auraclidii •> 'i carinicliuel 1C1 3. M. Wulko pins three names in an upsiit "Sawdust?" came the reply itn.kv Lee. the : 19.2, to the Electric Sliup. "That's yesterday's furniture." ('•impleting this shot put — 1- E- Tomchik 1 mat program 2 Bates i6M> 3. Rock «C>: 45.7. May 18, will be1 Javelin^- 1. Nemjo iSM* 2. J. : .St. UJUIS and Majuros ICI: tie 130.00. • :,u doubles as Discus — E. Tomchik 1C1 2. CPEAKING ;i-Mftt.ii!t and Curc-y 3. Berzygntt iSM>: 130. ABOUT SPORTS

J'(*l s Go Bowling! t ^ ' •# ••••• •• ^- - • . — Join Our — The Carteret High School baseball team finally found itself, after a poor start, and won its third'ball FEATURING: SUMMER LEAGUES game last week with a smashing 11-1 triumph over Your New Gulf Station! jf I ' < Vl;in Teams and Mixed Teams Clark Regional. The local boys blasted the bull all over the lot. The game was a (whole lot different than in 1' l>ri7<)NKI) — AUTOMATIC PIN SPOTTERS # You're invited to drive ifl on opening dayjand the first game when our team was blanked with one pil WO-H-9K49 or Stop In At $ee for yourself the kind of service station that is hit and lost, 1-0. Of course, since then Clark has 1 GULFLEX OWL-MOR LANES dropped its sixth game in seven starts. % credit to the community. ^ Our new station, is IU|lit«r»4 Lubrication i AMBOY AVENUE, WOODBRltiGE : , + . j designed and equipped to give you the t" Everything is set for the grand opening of the Rec- possible service ." . to help you keep your reation Softball leagues at both Leibig's held and the waning better—longer! . •„ • GULF CREST GAS 895 Park field. At Leiljig's field Councilman Walter Sulli- van, chairman of the recreation committee, will usher We cull to your special attention our GulnVx in the season as Koke's Tavern engages .City ^ine. Registered Lubrication. % You see, we work from CAR WASHING At the Park field, Councilman Al Such will do the hon- special charts for your make and model, use MOTOR TUNE UP M O T ICE! ors, after which Brown's Tavern will take on the Special lubricants for various parts of your car-* Clown's. The smart boys are putting their money this to make it ride smoother and handle easier. v«' I ITTLE LEAGUERS year on Gem's Tavern, a new entry, to be coached by FRII CALL.FOR AND Fred and G-us Staubach, and reputed to bSNEAKERS week long. He Jiopes to make one 6f the teams.

I see by the papers that the Carteret Sportsmen's Association is, bacK in the news,, jwith the announce- Carteret Gulf Service PHONE ment that the Association will honor both^he high 1 Hint Koost'vi'lt Avenues .school basketball and baseball teams ut a banquet to be held in the Gypsy Camp on June 13.,A large array Cuilml, N. J. Kl 1-96B1 of sports personalities Is being lined up for this affair. CARTFTlKr PAGE EIOITT FTUDAV. MAY in:.7 Fund Drivel Church (Continued from Page One) v| Local Tavern Owners Plan iContinued From [>,, minutes nn ambulance U dis- Temple Baptist Chum, patched to the requested place. Annual Banquet May 20th Amboy for a day nf Hi'ti- All calls ftfter 11 P. M. arc an- held In Calvary BnniM swered via telephone to members WOODRRinGK — Tim annual Chief John R. Egan and Commit- Saturday, May 18/ |)(,,. so that the alarm does not disturb bntiqiirt nf thr WoodbridKC Town- teemen Charles Manglone, Edward 10*80 A. M. The ' Mri" tlilp T.iVrrn Owners Association Ksth, Peter Schmidt. R. Rlehsirri. I he sleeping citizens of the com- will be Rev. Thomns n-1; Will br holrl Mny 2Q nt The Pines, Knuiss, I,. Ray Allhnnl and Elmer munity. Metuchen Baptist Chun- MMiirlien. according to an an- Draws; and Prank T Superior, Chairman Dowling requests all ganist will be Mrs. In,,, iKHincrmcnt mad» todny by the president of the organization. donors to have their coin cards The meal will be pup ehnlimnn. Mis* Charlotte O'Nell. Judge Jnmes McOovcnuwlll serve filled and ready for pick-up be- served by Mr. and Mr, t Spraki-rs vlll include State Sffl- as toflstmaster. ninning today to save Squad coni and their family, ,j, a tor John Lynch, Secretary of Miss O'Nell will be aid"d by members time in their unselfish seph and John. State Edward J. Patten; Herman Jerry Berlikitp, reception commli- work for the good of the com- * r E. Hillrn'onch. rnrmnr Advisory j tee chairman; John Kish, refresh- munity. Master nf I lie Chancery Court; ments; Elizabeth Eastmont, ticket< Mayor Hush B. Quiglry, Police and Martha Starrick. flowers. Curbs Propi Taxpayers Uliiil (Continued on Pan, j R.sh and dust, frrun in, admire may not produce more of • Continued from Page One) solid fuel. The llmi!:. the same. .v.arc| the end of reducing taxes based on the nmnnu Your Garden It's best to plant seeds In a pan , without impairment of benefits generated by the equip- of sand as Insurance against Ret- 1 received. We hope to foster pub- The lower limit ,: ting them mixed with weeds. ( : lic intcrrst In our borough's gov- Is set high enoiHi • Plunge-the pan outdoors in the heating units in MI This Week garden. ernment by promoting knowledge I; and appreciation of public prob- from the regulations By Vnur Rutgrn Garden Cover the pan with burlap while lems throw; h nori-nnrtlsari publi- The second propo-.ni Reporter seeds arc gctmtnntlng. This also helps prevent having thr seeds city." quire regist.ratinn with i [washed awnv. The next meetlnc of the asso- Department by tliw - Tulips from Seed I To Prevent Disease ciation will be held June 5. solid fuel above thn ,,, limit. They would ha,. "Cnn tulips ijr grown from seed All aclult-s residing in Carteret | And If you're extra serious about ! the place, type of fur; fyid how is the seed planted? are welcome to join the organiza- plantinu tulip seeds it's best to | erated, amount of furi /i 'Tulip season seems an appropri- tion. sterJize your sand and treat your i hour, a description u; ate time tn tsiltt about this ques- seed with n chemical whose short j [ ment, the rate of fly tion that came in some weeks BRO name is thiram. You can Ket this ! emision and othei n, •n response to nn offer I mode to in garden supply stores under one Fire Protection : sr-rk out from t.lie experts answers of Its trade names — Arasan, For- ; iContinued Prom Page One) The Pilgrims nui -,\ • to (iiiestlw about gardening. nasan A, Tersan 75. perhaps. one nozzle and hose reel to carry hill of corn', and thr . For 'V record. 1 hasten tn point Finally — one last word of ad- 200 feet of 2''2-mch hose; plumb- nation of It the mnrli: out right here that this gardpner vice: "Be ready for disappoint- ing needed on ground" floor: can't | can think of is r.i.i Hns long since had her reply and ment." turn valves without wrench. have been rich. - n,, for all 1 know may be happily sow- Maybe most of us are not ;IN The report .said the timing of ing tulip seeds. But the question ii.mhitious as the gardener who s/rmed tn be onr Hint might In- wants to grow tulips from seeds. rtrr drills was cod. About 3.000 junior fire marshal magazines j WHO OO YOU KNOW trrest many other gardeners,,par- It's a cood time to reflect, though, IN BANGOR, MAINE! ticularly while tulips are doing that no matter how much they were nivcn to schools to be distri- their share to make spring color- cost, bulbs are pretty Inexpensive. buted. Give them a phone m i ful. Among the printed helps th.it 3-minute station r;ii.- • Professor Biekart wrote before he New Brunswick nft.r Hnppily, getting an answer to retired was "Tulips In the Gnr- Arbor Day 8 p.m. is only Hf>( \ the question gave me an excuse to den," It tells .lust about all you (Continued from Page One) tihll Mr. Tulip himself. That's need to know, and you can get a Prof. Henry Blekfli'l, now retired' ko. Barbara Bednar, Alexander copy from your county agricul- WALTER READK Till from his job as research special- tural awnt or by sending a card END OF BIG TOUKNEY: Merc's u picture of thr runners-lip and winners in the marbles tournament conducted by Star Landing Ahapow. Michael Ihnot. Stephen I lit In the Department of Orna- to Garden Reporter, College of Post, Z'Mi. Veterans nf Foreign Wiirs. Standinc on the left is Zillion Yuhasz who directed tournament wliirh attracted many participants. Senyszyn, Patricia Kotlinskl, Jo-1 mental Horticulture. Agriculture. Rutgers Uhiverslty, seph Klnban, Dennis Vacantc, WOQDBRIPG! ""- 6 A'O. 8-;766 IF'-' " You can see him beam, even New Brunswick. Just a card with and, durinu the .summer, sometime wilKAT PROP (TT studios' 17-BCIT tract, situated in Wanda Goterstad, Dennis Kylyn. | over thr telephone, when he talks vour name, address and "Tulips " three showers a day. the heart of Hollywood and rumors Michael Maskaly, Emil Such, j A Federal price support of $1,78 NOW: about tulips because he and tulips will do. She went on to say that .slip be- have it that nn oil company has Paulctte Kascur. struck up n lifelong friendship bc- n ^Us\^\ for the 1957 wheat crop a lieves it is very important, to look signed up Paramount and the de- Announcer was Donna Andres frinnlnK when lie was a boy in siils|, of 22 cents from the annual Edna Ferli'i\ attractive and neat for her family. upoi-t rate of $2 00 a bushel in serted R.K.O, .studio lots, 2 miles and the stage manager, Richard Holland. He got to like them even SELLS BLOOD FOR FOOD s She has lots of cottons, they are d'1955. has been announced south of Columbia. Davis. more while he studied, them at the' NEW YORK _ In her suit for I 1!)56 an inexpensive lo buy and to care by secretary of Agriculture Ezra A play entitled "Mother's "GIANT Experiment. Station. Anyway. separation from her husband, Mr:;. | Walter P. Reuther was recently for. so she can always look fresh BPnson Harps of Gold" was presented by with Rnek Hudson-Inn l)ere',s Professor Btfkart's advice F. V. Llndley testified that she had — oven doing housework. re-elected president of the United about growing tulips from seeds: to sell a pint, of her blood for $15 Automobile Workers. It will be Mr. Gasior's seventh grade with Export Surprise In order to get grocery money for During an interview with a Thf care she gives her complex- I They. Were the following participating: An- SUN. — MON. — •|i ion is simple and based on com- his seventh term. her three chldlren, while her schol- mother of six children, some very Tciicher — "Robert who were drew Kovacs, Thomas Feldheim,; James Stewart m You can grow tulips from seeds, plete cleanliness. She removes Thomas Pukash, Carol Shupper. sure enouuh, and In fact this is arly husband refused to work, i interesting facts came out. This the Pharisees," Justice Mitchell Schweitzer said all makeup with a light, non-greii- Robby — "The Pharisees were Geraldlne Ference, Elaine Balarls. how we Ket our new varieties. But sy lotion. 'Next comes a cleaning IDLL.HI U-8-9090 Alice Rusznak. Patricia Sloan, I you nned patience and time — In his decision that Lindley, a Yak middle forties, could easily pass .people who fasted in public and "SPIRIT OF with soap and water. She believes Joseph Spogonetz. and the an- i about 3 to 5 years from seed to honor graduate, had earned only for a woman of thirty-one or two. I in secret devoured widows' houses. $1,000 in the last three years as a it is Important to be gentle, when NOW THKU FRIDAY nonncer Rose Marie Loya. Songs, flower. Her figure was like that of a young cleaning your lace because hard tutor. While the people who crowd on- Audrey Hepburn - Fred Astairc Mother Machree and Little Moth- ST. LOUIS' Even then, you may have a tulip rubbing will cause muscles to sag. to lots, to gaze awe-struck at the er of Mine were sung by the class. — Also — that's unlike the original, espe- and so were her eyes. I She thinks a moderate amount : actors and actresses, are often cially in color. You'd better like to According to her, it Is not dif- ' of sun Is a tonic for the skin and .termed "movie-struck," it seems "AMAZON TRADERi be surprised if you expect to prow ficult to stay youthful and attrac- | the hair, as well. "Funny Face" i that most of the studio themselves WEDNESDAY and Till I tulips from seed. The seed from Mother's Day tive-looking if you start soon : The last tip, and the all-import- I these days are oil-struck. Oil has Plus FORDS some particular bloom that you (This Sunday) enough to keep your stomach ant one, is to live a serene lite, jbeen found on the acreage of .the Robert Wagner - Jeff Hunter 'muscles itight and work to keep "The Tattered ! filled with wholesome pursuits. Twentieth Century-Pox holdings "THE TRUE STORY OF PLAYHOUSE Look your off excess weight. If you are over- •Too much night life and the ac- in Beverly Hills, on Columbia's 111-2-0348 — Also — best for weight now — start right away to i companyins drinking is bad for a . JESSE JAMES" do something about it. Mother on person physically and mentally. STARTS SATURDAY WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY "4 GIRLS IN T PORCH ROCKERS This particular lady did not be- Moderation in all phases of life her day THRU TUESDAY "HEAVEN KNOWS, MR. with the lieve in a great deal of makeup. is a. good rule. Ml Theatre] For Mother's Day. It doesn't disguise fatigue, so Ret- Walt Disney's most famous ALLISON" "IHKREA DLUfl-Ams. season's tlni; enouRh rest is a must. Trying Carkret, N. J. KI-1-5960 full length cartoon feature.,. . newest FISH SNARES ANGLER With Deborah Kerr and to operate on too little rest not • , .,,, fashions from nFRAtr)TON Oll H v NOW THRU SAT. Robert Mttchum PLAY & PUP TENTS and Disney's "CINDERELLA" N o w : "THE SHE-CREATURE" Henry FuiuL m Also BABY STROLLERS Many doctors agree that novery ]i^e's°thumb"'and hcn he shook With Chester Morris w "CINDERELLA" "Wyatt lirp" O'Brien I important decisions should bc it off> a g,-abbed his sleeve. Sat. Matinee—Extra Cartoons ! made if you haven't had sufficient • in , "12 ANGRY fi PLAY PENS its SHOP (In Technicolor) SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY I rest. Cleanliness, too, Ls an all im- The United Nations has esti- "BRASS LEGEND" Ntit U Woolworth's Plus PREVIKM SAT M iportant factor to this busy mother. I mated that the cost of clearing the Continuous Showing Saturday TOSION AT TABLE UOfK Winner of Aeuilnr.. \' TRAIN SETS 103 MAIN STREET She stated that she often took two i guei, cunal would be less than and Sunday starting at 1:30 Saturday Matinee 1:15 "THE TRUE STORY ! $11,000,000. P. M. ''Besl Foreign I iitn PLAYGROUND GYMS SUNDAY TO TLESDAV. BEGINS WED.. MAY 15th OF JESSE JAMES" 2* motfeU to choose from. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST MAY 12, 13. U With Robert Wagner and "LA MATERNITY SCIENTIST Sunday Matinee at 1:15 "Fear Strikes Out" Jeffrey Hunter " WHITE SAND >»«.- 544 West Ave., Sewaren, N. J. "FEAR STRIKES OUT" STARTS Wi;i).M A Branch of The Mother Church and With Anthony Perkins Enjoy • seashore outing—our CLOTHES-SEPARATES Tlie First Church of Christ JUNGLE GYMS new Inclusive Vacation Plan HrlrntlsL In Boston, Miiss. "FEAR STRIKES "ATTACK OF THE CRAB WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 oilers 4 days - 3 nights with Hwndny Service 11:00 A. M, I MONSTERS" "THE t meals & many special attrac- Simdiiy schonl 9:30 A. M. Wednesday Testimonial OUT" HUNGARIAN SHOW LAWN SWINGS tions—V5. for 2 persons— I.OWKST PRICES! Meeting a P. M. From Z P. M. Continuous until May 29. Protected solaria Thursday Rending Room BACHELO^PMI . ? • and loungas lor quiet relaxation, 2-1 P. M. Ill Church Edlfkc |ji "TIIK MAN WHO TURNED THURS. THRU SAT. Mull Loan library facilities avalliblc CANVAS POOLS Guests' evening entertainment, jjl TO STONE" MAY 16, 17, IK music, gahies, movies, (lances. ON STA(;E — i.v in I Library, pme room, and Tele- WED, THRU SAT. ; The Stars of I In I GARDEN UMBRELLAS I vision Lounje. Modified Am. 101 Muin St.", I MAY 15, 16, 11, 18 "CINDERELLA" "GRAND (Ml. (-I t 1 Plm. Famous (or excellent HE Alt HOW cuisine. Hot and cold fresh and Audrey Hepburn - Fried Astaire A Walt Disney Production UttlcJimmy Dlckcn- LAWN CHAIRS ocean water in ail baths. Plus IVarl iiml Write lor information CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THE RIVER'S KD(iE RCA-Victor Rtninln PLASTIC POOLS ,*., ibqul OUF new "FUNNY FACE" With RUT Mlllard and Jerry Martin *» lodutive Vicition Plan i'lin Your SM'iunsliip Trawl HEALS — Plus — Anthony Qulnn WOR-TV 9:30 A. M. Sunday 3—PERPOIlMANt VELOCIPEDES . This Kasy Way >"ZOMUIES OF MOKA TAD" Saturday Matinee In We iirf truvcl experts! WOB 710 KC. 7 M P. M. Muudaj KXTRA CARTOONS 4:00 — 7::ill N»*YoiV. I Traiib-Occiiii or Vaca- till I tion CTulse, we lieli> MOTHER I'rice» I'rum line t" BADMINTON SETS m I-MO I you plan. — det your Twin tickets. No extra beds iff lor our aervlrp) GIVE MOTHER BOOKS AS GIFTS OUT TO ! WISHING SETS with , BIBLES • COOK BOOKS bath GARDENING BOOKS Irom | -STATE- FICTION and NON-FICTION JUSACII UMBRELLAS $12. N 0 W ! WRITING PAPER and NOTES THEATRE IIOADDWiklK M W.MIC CITT For MOTHER'S Day WRITING PORTFOLIOS Woodfcrldgr N. J. Dean M.u U" 8 AND 10 FT. SLIDES ADDRESS and GUEST BOOK^S Make it "all play and no AUTOGRAPH BOOKS • DIARIES THURS."- FR1. 7 SAT. PHOTO and SCRAP ALBUMS work" for Mom on her Ray Milland - Anthony Quinn "10,000 Bedr BASEBALL EQUIPMENT FRIENDSHIP and TRAVEL LOGS Day! Bring her here for a — Also -- MOTHER'S DAY Games for the Entire Family delicious Children's Books and "THE RIVER'S EDGE'-' l; SAND TOYS GREETING CAJtp'S "TOrtAIIAH'K I ' Educational Toys • CHINESE — Co-Hit — Added SpeeUI Ki.H" ^'1 BEACH BALLS Audie Murpliy - Kathryn drant Saturday Matins- CORNER BOOK SHOP in Spark* Hie Clown I" '""I • AMERICAN 1 tl 79 SMITH STREET VA-fi-0(i«f» PERTH AMBOY '(U'NS OI" FORT PETTICOAT 10 Cartoons. :> SWIM EQUIPMENT ((lie is nigh srhooi _ Plus - OPPOKITU STRAND THKATltlC • SEA FOOD — Plus — SUN. - MONf - TUBS. FREE 'I'di m< ' siu II Binn Cro&by - Grace Kelly FREE DELIVERY and STARTS Sl'M> SETUP tin GYMS Donald O'l'mn LAWN SWINGS?, SAND For Mother'^ Day ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CENTER Lido Gardens BOXES, WApINfli P^OLS 681-691 Roosevelt A venire, Carteret "HIGH SOCIETY" "The Buster Keaft (This Sunday, May I? RESTAURANT — Co-Hit — Dancing Every Friday Night Keith Larscn - Beverly Garland DOOLEY'S 62 Smith Street in Story" Perth Amboy "BAD LANDS OK MONTANA" — Alsii THIS FRIDAY, MAY 10th WED. THRU SAT. "THK HOUSE or TOYS James Stewart - Sheila Bund in HOWARD I' fcslaitlltbed ID)I ANDY WELLS and His Orchestra (When in New Brunswick S1 Qf\O UEOKUK AVE NEXT Tlll"s"°: OVS^ 01 AMBOY AVE. Coming Saturday, May 18 ... 130 Albany Street) "THE SPRIT OF JOtiMOnj Jtyiic Miiiisli'1'1 '" I I'olka 1'atty - IVrnU' Wilkouski (H1M8E FOOD TO Woodbridge U. S. Route #1, Woodbridge AN1» HIS SILVER UliLLE OH( lll'HIKA ST. LOUIS TAKE OUT L- CALL Star nl lUniiu Station WNJR Plus "THE BURGLAR"! Open I vt units tu 'J I*. M. Phone WO 84700 IH-2-Ufiia Sfjeeted Short Subjects — Also - .,,-MiU Saturday Matinee at 2'u~0~ V~ Mf. "TUE suaded one of the churches in that city to honor mothers and asked that sons and BETWEEN THE HAMMER AND THE ANVIL CARTERET PRESS daughters wear white carnations in honor of their mothers. This was done and soon Two Out ol Every Five Questioned published Every Friday by Carteret Pres* the custom spread to all parts of the United 651 Roostvdt Avemw, Cartortt, M. J. hi Suryey Say that Juvenile De- Telephone Cfirteret 1-SAOO States. Today we wear either white or red flow- ' chartes E. Or«i«t» is on the Increase in Editor and Publish** ers on this special day depending on whether our mother is still alive. And there subscription rates by mall, Including post- Their Home Communities ,',, our year. 13.00; «1X months, $1,50; three is little doubt that the observance of months 85 cenlJ "mil. 10 Mother's Day led, later, to establishment PKINfF/I'ox -- How do rank Women cents. All payable In advance. Mrn of Father's Day, which is held In June. iind fill' New Jersey citizens feel Morr 44 % 35% By carrier delivery, 8 cents per copy. It Ls proper and well to observe Mother's ubout juvenile delinquency? Do About the Mine 27 32 Entered as second class matter June 8,1924, tliry (eel Unit there's more or Lws 20 19 less of it iiiiinj on in their home (•iirtwet, N. J., Post Offlce, under the Act Day and a tradition of giving Resents to No opinion 9 14 at communities today than there mothers on the second Sunday in May has And higher ' proportions ot of March 1, 1879. was three or (our years ago? J become established in recent years. But those with little formal schooling Results of a statewide survey than those with more education observance of the day has done much good completed Mtiy 1 show thnt out say that juvenile delinquency U Far Ahead of His Time through the years, Organizations dedi- (if every ten people questioned, on the increase in their home fnur are of the opinion that 'communities It is doubtful If any mail of his genera- cated to the goal of reducing the loss of there's more juvenile delinquency Bnin^ on today: nnother three in BY AMOUNT OF FORMAL life in childbirth long used th» day to sti- EDUCATION j tl0n certainly in these parts—possessed ten stiy that it's about the same mulate thought and generate support for today ns it .M-S three or fou:1 Lc ;,ppn:ciatior\ for progressive social pat-' that cause. years nuo; Uso in ton snv that 1 | ns and behavior as did C. Raymond there's less now, mid one in ten tn In 1914 Congress officially recognized expresses no opinion on the mat- Viroff. Mother's Day and President Woodrow Wil-, tor. Mr. WicofT, who made his ideas and his son first called upon U. S. officials to dis- Those were I lie findings when m o S U . Nrvv .Jersey Poll stuff reportrri More 46% 3i r, 29 ft | influence permeate the Middlesex County play the flag in honor of the day, personally a*vri ;i cross-sertion About the ^ Board since its inception, passed A mother is a loved possession of all. of adult New Jersey citizens: same 27 2S 39 Observances of the day knows no distinc- "Would you say that there is Ness 15 23 24 | ilW(Vy Sunday after a brief illness. He had more or less juvenilr drlln- Nn opinion 12 14 8 tions, no limits and no special classes. And quMiry in your home com- Noteworthy, too. is that the the first—and the only—Director of the fact that observance of the day has munity at the nrfsrnt time lars-cr the size of the community, I-tin- Board which functions as a Fedcral- than there was three or four the grcnter the proportion saying grown so rapidly in this country and yrare »RO? that there's more juvenile delin- | state Middlesex County agency for the abroad is proof all of us think it only right The result.^: quency today. For example, ft alleviation of the problems of the aged and to pay respect and do honor to the love and STATEWIDE majority <55%> of the biR city More Ift'i people Interviewed (those living infum, and which shares a large responsi- care and bother that once was—and usual- About the same 29 in cities with 100.000 or more ly still is — spent on us by those we remem- Less 20 people, places like Newark and l,iiitv for the care and rearing of children ber this second Sunday in 1957. No opinion ' 11 Trentoai say that there's more in broken and distressed homes. Hiphlisilit of today's survey juvenile delinquency in their findings is that in every popula- communities today; whereas only It was Mr. Wicoff's practical, political tion group 'measured, those who 29% of those living in places and always-sincere diligence which result- say that there's more Juvenile with fewer tlmn . 5,000 people One • in - One delinquency today than there share this opinion. fd m the construction of the Roosevelt Several months ago, the world-renowned was three or four years ago out- The vote by size of communttyj I Hospital while he was a member of the number those who say there Is psychiatrist, Dr. William C. Menninger, less now. These groups include ' t . Board of Chosen Freeholders. For many created quite a stir with his declaration Under the Capitol Dome men and women, residents of fill city sizes, and all age groups, oc- 1 $ S « : I \rais. lie served the hospital which is re- that the toll of mental illness is "one-in- ly i. Jisepk firittln cupations, and educational levels. :lccl as foremost of its kind in the coun- Despite the fact that those who one." Of course, Dr. Menninger did not 9 l try. a.s business manager, and he left this mean by this that everyone of us is a sub- TRENTON—A battle royal be- special targets of State troopers lonfi to secure them dri- er's li- say more outnumber those who tween New Jersey lawmakers and this summer beca'use of the censes and car registrations and say less in each population group, f r j important duty in order to guide the des- ject for a mental hospital. He explained jurists'who interpret the law has threat to the lives of other mo- were required to stand in line there are substantial differences Morr 29 ; 29 , 49% 55% that mental illness docs not show up only broken out at the State House torists. before motor vehicle iKenclcs in sentiment among the various About the I tiny of an even larger public undertaking groups. same ,.. 49 33 27 in in extreme cases—of the kind which neces- over which group should dictate Fifty-eight signs will be in- throughout New Jetsey ire still in i he field of social welfare. rules of evidence. stalled in time for summer traf- inflicted with the dtseas< of dc- For example, somewhat higher Less 15 25 22 15 sitate mental hospital treatment. Mental proportions of men than women No He was far ahead of his time in this area, The ten-year-old undercover fic along the OardenEtate Park- layed action. illness, he pointed out, can come in less dispute came out of the skirmish way urginR motorisfts to "Keep According to Frederick J. Gas- say that there's more juvenile de- opinion 16 13 % 11 iitirl while his concept of government's stfige with the introduction of a to Right Except to Pass" and in sert, Jr., State Motor Vehicle Di- linquency today than there was Finally, somewhat higher pro* severe forms, affecting every one of us in three or four years ago. portions of manual workers than | obligation within it created wide contro- bill in the Lesislature setting addition, enforcement and edu- rector, these same drivers, or our daily lives. forth methods by which legal evi- cation aspects will be main- their imitators, are watting until Here's how men and women white-collar ones are of the i iTi:sy—certainly in the beginning—Mr. Wi- dence may be submitted in the tained during the summer the last few days of tlie, month answered: (Continued on Page Thirteen) ' was a man of indomitable perserver- Much of the trouble which people have courts of New Jersey. The statute months. to send in their registration ap- on their jobs, or in school, or in marital was proposed by a Commission Last summer, State troopers plications, or are crowding mo- and immeasurable patience. He held tor vehicle -agencies during the relations are evidences of mental ill health, to Study the Improvement of hte gave out many tickets to such his faith in the doctrine which makes Law of Evidence created by the motorists because of their threat final days of each period. As a Competence Creates Confidence he said. Many of the physical illnesses 1955 Legislature. Retired Supe- to the lives of others and because result instead of one kreat rush Jmmem by public agencies for the ill and period, the division now has rior Court Judge John O. Bige- New Jersey law requires that which we suffer—such as headaches, indi- twelve small rush periods. I impendent, a legitimate, demanding thing low Is chairman of the commis- motorists keep to the right of -hi be servM With devotion and pride by gestion, ulcers, heart ailments—also origi- sion. roads. The law of New Jersey However, Director Gas-seit ex- j ml those with the equipment and interest nate from emotional disorder," in most Chief Justice Arthur T. Van- also prohibits passing a car on pects eventually to educate the cases. dcrbilt has declared the enact- the right, althoueh that practice motorist to handle his registra- ' to serve. Needless to say, his zeal Inspired ment of the measure into law is legal In New York State. tion application promptly to | the ultimate in effort and devotion by the He stressed strongly the need for "mental would run counter to nine-cen- i,tate Highway Commissioner avoid sucn delays. This is the first and emotional first aid," to deal with these tury old court procedures Dwight R. G. Palmer believes spring in motor vehicle history l>cions he recftlited to his cause. throughout the world. No such such signs should contain the where Ion? lines have not been The imprint on public thinking in social problems, and pointed out that most com- bill has ever made its appear- words "prohibited by law." This tanned in front of agencies, he munities lack the flrst-aid devices—mental ance in the Legislature of the would show the motorist at a said. problems, which Will be his everlasting me- United States, he claims. glance that he is breaking the Gasscrt is also pleased with the health clinics, guidance services, m.ental "New Jersey would become the law while drtoins In the left morial, was a Ulk to which he literally completion of the tremendous Insur.uio! li drsliincil to ussiiri- ucitlnst ilnnndRl loss from many types laughing stock of the common lanes, instead of thinking he, has ik-nted his life. His* passing will leave a health programs in schools and in industry. job of revising the system involv- nf iiupriHlkublc uuinli'r. The NEKU for and value n( Insurance Is law world instead of being •a right to do so. Palmer argues. ing 5,000,000 car records, which i won established FACT. Since Insurance la a field ot specialization, ad void in the hearts of all who worked Now, during the Mental Health Week is recognized as the State with the More cars than ever arc ex- permits a motorist to secure his your wisest move Is to i;ousult nil organization, such as ours, so that /•iih him, but the force of his personality a good time tarecall Dr. Mennlnger's words finest court system in the coun- pected to utilize the turnpike driver's4icense and car'registra- we may lay out mi Insurance schedule best suited to your Individual and apply them to our own community and try If the bill becomes law," Van- and parkway this summer as tion by mail. Despite the staRger-, needs. There Is no rhnritc tur our norsoimllzcU service—and many W*e but llm- policy in a critical period. Fu- ;'l(i The shame ot America Is HARTFORD ture generations are likely to and happiness you owe to your he could go so tit and leave find this period as fantastic, and History Will Decide BANKING H0U88! mother? Have you expressed your an imjwW W his time. The Courant I Rep.) harmful to'th« American spirit, "Vhaps the larger shame ls that.' ' To some the Junior Senator as that of the Salem witch Monday thru Friday gradtjude and appreciation? Today '"' could ever h»V« b»en led toj from Wisconsin was a national witch hunts, the post-Civil War 9 A. M. to I P, M. '" 'it've that th,8 waJr to glory lay hero. To others he was a sinister Reconstruction or the Ku Klux is your opportunity. Make it a joy- 111 ll;'s squalid bullaees of polltu Klan. Friday Evening figure who made the name « ful daf to remember for Mother. •'•'I liead-huntlni, fa a mature, America a by«word ar6und the CHICAGO 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. Hioiightful denrtinwy, scrutln. world. It is not for his contem- ""'I by an enllghHfoed press, he Target of Swear Campaign poraries, but for hls^ry, to say The Trlfcqne (Rep.) *'>"ld never h&v« iaralto stage Wo was right. What we must "' '"Be a, hoaj(,.Hirwoul4 so Senator McCarthy was a pa- recognize ls that the Senator triotic American and1 a deter- '"•'"y men still ftw to t*e spirit played his roU on the stage tf 1)1 l»Ls deeds even while belatedly mined opponent of Communists. history because he articula^/ And because of that he was" 1/z?; '"'wiitming their abhorrence ,of the fears and suspicions thai made the target of the greatest 2 Paid on Savings Accounts , ins many of his fenow-clttena felt organized smear campaign of deep within themselves, and our day. Every "liberal" com- Who Dlij Not, »«treaf strongly. mentator and newspaper lost no The Daily Mlrf«r (l d.) n opportunity to vtllfy him. The hl'»ator Joseph R. McCarthy d DETROIT White House palace guard plot- WOODBRIOGE ;, * a young giant of our times. •jJever Any Grey Tones' ted his ruin. The President sig- -"imnunlsts dhd Wtlatjs listed naled htm out for studied in- The Free PreM (J«tf> , '«m because they feared him. sults. No man in public life wu.s Our New Huililuii;, (Junior Moore Avenue ««lions 0{ patriotic Americans There were never any gray NATIONAL BANK ever persecuted and maligned and Berry KUITL lOpp. Town Hull) )v i rcAiuut IIHOKIH. Ik. tout limn uiutw. «l Him. Many Wer« tones where Senator Joseph R. (Continued on Page Thirteen) uy ''i"i s tactic*t , but none of his McCarthy was concerned. Reac- "No, those are NOT the same kind of tires you've seen Member: 1 Vikral Kcscrve Nyali'in and Federul Deposit Insurance Curpurution PAQK iath«ad»l" r 7TN MoTe N. /. Aid for Schools Urged by District Boards tOT — A spokesman for | next Oovi'iiiiii- MI they catiuut fuc<- • '• iiwy-atKuol groups uppeiiM : this situailim ^(|iiiiiely <>11 I:.IT;,V to i.atn iwiuicti p.n- At Hit1 same tune wr are tolO 11 \w-\i operational" on t»x*3 by the %tW Oeptiituii'iit of Educ- iii' niitiini State elections tion tli.H tin' liMiibi.TS iif IUIIPK'- listen Youth! .MiiuiT Best said that No-New- bound youth will tilplr m the not- • !>i.;h] tiMollege un- fere you. One of them se«nrts very Uirout;)) tol- less oiii stati1 unu riiint'iit helps pleasiiiil and easy to travel but it GREEN STAMP j provide Hum. iind the next Lt-Kls- will not always be so. There are swamps und morasses aloni! the Mi 1!' it. whose home Is In 8um- luture and d'ownim will have to |sUirl doiii;' so Nu-Ntw-Tux planks way in which hidden dangers lurk. j it, r lc•••jjslttrfvc glialnnan of tlie Mnny groups of yowl* people ', !'• l'i'(l«]'!iuini of District Boards •in party plutfoiins threaten to 1 close college doors in the faces of hnvr started down this rond that CATALOG * Kilur.itten rt New Jersey. He 'thousands of Mr* Jersey youth seemed sto fair to them. But alas, •s Iji-fii i~l<;ader In the campaign they have been overcome by ene- "In otic way tit another law i nun c- Stutc school aid and for mies who came to them in the liioiulrr tax base for financing prnups ol uiir iuo.->t n-sponsiblc guise of fair friends. They prom- Ht'Hilin CitiZflis Ihive SIKAMI they are uwiire 1 ised them pleasure if they would ''N't u .Ittiij patents are more of this pinbliin, 7'ln HIiitr Kedej'a- but yiftd to their seductions. tlon of I)i'!ii,t tl'i.rd.', of Kilutu- .in i-.cr^dRy that our State Some of tlie.se younR people who •( iv.ir-ndnus school prob- tlon, the Niv. Jfi;-• y dmi'ir^s of ; started on the wrong road have Lancaster Brand U.S. Choke'-OVEN-READY !r." Mi B«"t Mid iii his uubllc IPnreiU.s and '!V.iv!,i rs. niid tlir hiew Jersi y Kiln ui.i n A ,: uiiilthiii innierl hack nrirl hove gotten into >pi-i:l tTpm-ty platform frumers. the rii'ht road. But those who ii mit/Uti* our public school I have ur^cd ftmn parties to k'eep 'pprraticiiiil un Hie iriatui of taxes heedlessly remain on the wrons (-ds. m- nvt (inly hnlf-way up the road will find out, when it Is too ll iiii(i,niii''lifwpft Is KrttlriK steeper so Unit <«ur Slate can meet school • needs inlrliii'ently. Thf State late, thai they me hopelessly en- I tin tinii'.,()iir schools will soon tangled in the morass of bad hab- ivii M\tn"pupils for t'vt'iy five . Leitgue of Wolfien Voters and tlw 1 New Jersey Farm Bureau have its, shattered health and weakened icy hull iiow We will need more will. hoiil buildings mid more teach- both indicated iluii opposition In s. H ij iibsolnlcly inevitable that listen youth! It Is fashionable \ li.inl imMfc will incrtase $90-$100 "Such pled'iC'. this year will to drink cocktails today. There are ilium la tin- next few years, tljrow up a ruad-ljliitk to educa- many parties and social Batherings tional I'nwe.y; in our .Slate ft am where alcohol Is served. You'd bet- ' "l.'mlur cur present laws, the kinriei'Kamii thiouMh < JIICKC " li i let il alone. It is one of the Mi- w ill smm have to pay nt >ast RIB ROAST chief enemies that you will en- Acme sells only top-quality govern- 10 nnljiim more In State school RFAI. BACK-SI-AT HUIVKR counter upo.n tlie wrong road. d i-iii'h yrar than it is payinK SPRINGFIKL.n. Ill A traffic • Alcohol seems to be such a jolly )w. Kv('ii that, however, will leuve ficer n'lis flablx ii'a:-ted when he Itood I'llow He's wearing a mask. ment graded "U.S. Choice" beef; All •ry MibMinitial amounts to be saw Ron.ikl Rnof. n, jiuldiiiK his If you cultivate him. that pleasing viwl (iti local property. No-New- automohili down the hirhway from fnce will chinve, mid some day « plujik.s are it-ally promises to rich, tender juicy meat that slices like c the hack seat. Knol said anotlier you will know him for the field £4 ji'»nc school costs on local youth was "on ihe floor of the (lint he is. .s. It is ridiculous for our front, spat, oiicialiim the acccler- Let us look at some of the facts Gutter. pnVtifs to tie the hands ntor. Roof was thill'"ed with reck- Uic next Legislature and the ipbout alcohol: II is a narcotic poi- less dilvin;:. son. At first, it seems to exhilarate. 59 to stimulate. When you take one d'ir.k. it calls for another. For a BONELESS ROLLED little while, care seems to slip a- Ib. 'wa/ and you feel rich and happy. SHOULDER Later the narcotic properties as- VEAL ROAST 49 sert themselves and the drinker Cut from specially selected milk-fed tender veal! So tasty ! A delightful treat! fulls into stuporous slumber. Next mornint; the head aches and nau- sea and depression take the place LANCASTER BRAND-SMOKED BEEF FROSTED FISH FEATURES Gala Slippers ot exhilaration. What does this mean? It means that alcohol is a SHORT, AA poison and is unfit for human con- UNIFORM SIZE ">• *+*/( Taste Q' Sea Whitirtg Fillet - 33c -Bv- sumption. TONGUES Listen, youth, you are now look- Taste O' Sea Fish Sticks . . . 39c bright lights, he presented himself A lively Selection to you as a charming and desirable BACON 35 6Yello9 w Pike Fillet In All Sizes companion, You gave heed to his wiles and followed where he beck- From oned down the wrong road. This morning in the revealing light of day, you see him as he is, $ 8C.00 a deadly enemy that Is seeking WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE .00 your destruction. Don't risk him aKnin. Every time you do, your Ideal Corn 8- 1 will power is weakened and your \\) .|7,00 powers of resistance are lessened. If you continue to indulge the GOOD N( KR!3P - KOSHER habit of drink, you are lost. Dill Pickles 32 oz. jar29 SCHWARUSHOES RELATIVES IN HARTFORD? PROGRESSO 1519 >'fain St., Rahway W^^ Phone FU-8-105.1) Visi( them by phone. A 3-minute station tall from Imported Tomatoes 35 oz. can New Brunswick after 6 p.m. 29 1 "Doctors' Prescriptions Carefully Filled" costa only 50? plus tax. Ken-L-Ration DO"OOD t^f cant ^P2p' 1 -1 , Only a Burry Cookies Nabisco Pretzels >•"• v;25 DAIRY FEATURES SWISS CHEESE RINDLESS, GRADE A JA SLICED DOMESTIC ">• f^Tf* SHARP CHEESE 65 KRAFT DELUXE AMERICAN 8(Z.pkf. 33c | Juicy Florida; Regular 78c value! Natural color. PILLSBIWY CRISP WESTERN a Veiiiilaiitig Van Iceberg Lettuce »'<»«19< 5 Hours SERVE LOUELLA BUTTER- ' | Serve a tasty, healthful salad with HOjU-DE-LITE WNNER OF OVER 500 PRIZiSI Amerka'i greatest prize winner. The pure, sweet cream of 10 • Fancy Beets 2» quarts of fresh milk goes into every pound. I Brighten your vegetable salads; add color to„,»„, • ,swpet and Tender. !••••••••••••••! oepr. • — FROZEN FOODS—i~ , I'll bring you all kinds of work- electric dealer's and see all the! saving convenience anil com- wonderful electric appliances? SUPREME !Od% WHOLE WHEAT J BANQUET CHICKEN, BEEF or TURKEY .'n'fort at a tost of only with which I can help P| '<„ pennies! ' you LIVE BETTER I v Visit your nearest ELECTRICALLY! BREAD2-35<: ES4 79< Public Service show- ft* UVE BETTER I GREEN BEANS ,... ro9m or your local fOUB EtKTIIC tint £0 Orange Chiffon Cake iizi lfT c I LIMA BEAHS • . U1T ,. „ 25< | SPINACH SCABROOK LEAF OR CNOPPII 2*n'35c Apple Cake SPECIAL, f A IC4-S7 I JUICE SS 3t';35« 2'f43« Nft PRESS I. i i) A Y ..CLASSIFIED :• MfM - ntPOUMATION II words P«dllne tor ads; Wednesday Ifl ] 00 <"' A. M. for the tame wetk'i BUSINESS and I SERVICE DIRECTORW in ,dV»MH publication. IM.Ilhlf

Accordion School •;• Drugs Moving and Trucking t • Piano Instruction • • Radio & TV Service • Slip Covers HELP HER* IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY ANY TV SKT ADJUSTED OR MEN wanted p«t to get Into one of the nations HAND MOVING RKPA1RK.D — KKASONArlLF. work, three hour* fWteat growing businesses. Own IIENSCH'S Avenel Pharmacy • 1 v' nocessary. Must not and operate, a UNITED RENT- Day Service }•} flm r.ir Accordion School M4 RAHWAT AVEttDI AND STORAGE , elsewhere. Write JUXS.itore. "The store that rents I tatrn to play ( »ll only O p»rU this newspaper. 'everything," Requires a minimum 172 ftrown Avenue, IMHB WOODBBIBQK 8-1914 LOCAL AND LONG Color TV Extra thf Piano In t 5*2. 9 s itnd Ampllflen initallM CMIMtiM • FOB RAHWAV • AVENEl ' ttNTHBD RENT-ALLS, inc. • Miibir Boom' for Aorordlon 609 W. ELIZABETH AVENUE HOME PHIL'S TV M27 North 27 For Information Call Orc«tlii( Cud* m.53. to addrew LINDEN By a Well Known Teachrr and Call VA-6-7151 Lincoln, Nebraska Phone WAbnsh 5-23U-2S14 (24-llnur Phone Servlre) 5-2, 9 WO 8-4013 Protfsslunal Musician FOR SALE Aluminum Products • Shoe Repairing • • Funeral Directors • • Music Instruction SET NEED CHRYSLER - New Yorker REPAIRT Are you in TM*4L Of CoMeUfole. Ready for Spring, oLediie Call v,N)N Cosmetic* hold! Excellent condition: top almost [ LOWEST PRICES!! Call (or Appointment WO-S-43N MARTINSON ',,.. Become art AVON new; Urea with lots of miles; radio TRIPLE TRACK Extruded WO-8-0781-M ,.im(. and oerre ypw and heater; original 37,000 miles. ART'S RADIO STORES Combination SWOWIECKI .Hiring convenient $500.00. May be seen at Kondor's 443 •„,,,,„. PL-6-665S or write Amoco Station, corner Green St. ALUMINUM I #.99 & TELEVISION 9 Pianos and LAKE AVE. ^' vi'ifj. piainfleVd. 8-» and Rahway Ave., Woodbridce. funeral Home PIANO~ -S\LES and SERVICE— Call WO-8-9321. 5/9 1S5 A^NEl 8T., AVENEL COLONIA |.KKMALE HELP • MU U Atlantic Street INSTRUCTtON Antennas Installed, Tnbtt Uit- FlM-0114 WANTED • FOR SALE • Carteret, N. J. PRIVATE LESSONS ed tttt at our store, Car Radio* Classical or Popular serviced promptly. t, ,•.) WOMAN to clean of- BARBERRY HEDGE—A number 1 plants, ?4" high. Call WO-8- For Information REPAIR ESTIMATES FREE! • Slioi' HepMHng r ,,S(.-Sexton Flooring ,' i too Rahway Avenue, 0227-M n i.vulTIONED PLANT or. visit our modern showroom • SAXOPHONE Bought and Sold GIBSON « PUNO Zt% Discount on All Tube* in and snf.-heUo, We're FOUR-BOOM unfurnished apart- GUITARS • TROMBONE PIANO INSTRUCTION when purchased In store Incatnl ri«lit ne\i to the Shell I, .,,..• rvenil men who have ment, heat, electric supplied. VALIANT pr0dUct« Co. Phone LI-8-2387 Corner Inman Avenue and Station." ,,.,1,'e in the MAINTE- 1241 nuospveit Ave., W. Carteret and Amplifiers • DRUMS Bualne&s couple only. Call Wo. 8- Klmberly Road ,-i ..i AUTOMATIC MA- STUDENT RENTAL PLAN 2355. 5-9 -uN PULP AND PAPER BAVIMa TROUBLE with your DONICK «ewera«e? Electric Sewerooter NOW! |F CAHTERET. N. J., Half Electrical Appliance Learn to Flay the Accordion McGrath Bros. SCHOEMAKER remove* rooU, filth, sand and SERVICE < ;• of Roosevelt Avenue, itoppafe from clogged pipes Repair Service NOW IN OUR The Modtrn, STATION •„• Admcent to N. J. Tum- Oil drains and sewers. No dicing, no Easy Way FOR ; <;,11 KM-4191 for ap- Toasters • Mixers NEW HOME! MITCHELL damages—rapid and efficient. CaL Burner AGENCY Irons • Vacuum Cleaners No Accordion •RtMER" Tonv's Plumbing and Heatine • BIGGER VALUES! SALES and "PBNN" 5-3. 10. 11WO-8. 8007. 5 2-530 Portable Tools, Etc. To Buy • MORE TOP BRANDS SERVICE Realtor and Insurer "ALCKhO", "MltKX", "CENTAURE" MIST AND FOUND • Free rick Up and Delivery BETTER SERVICE! On Our Easy Rental Plan Home oi Reel Partf MISCELLANEOUS i In Carteret) • LOWER PRICES! International, modern and classical FREE ESTIMATES - SERVICE ^ and I.. cat, white with brown music taught to beginners and ad- PAINTER AND DECORATOR Call KM-8653 vanced students. Agents tor all top- INSTALLATION - CLEANING "We Sell the Earth and RKEL REPAIBS^A SPECIALTlf ./..ii-'ii markings. Answers to make accordions. Free' Estimates SOS WASHINGTON AVENUE — Phone — AIL MAKES . Mid heart-broken. Lost WINTER BROS. Insure What's On It." Call Klmball 1-4825 CAKTKUET Ittel ChccUid, Cleaned, |. M iMlif ,v Avenue and High We ttrrj a full Une ol Muilcol WO-8-2221 or HI-2-2182 J. J. TEDESCO Polishcl, Grr-ispd and '.'Aard. Calliftmball 1- WIYSI1E FURH. SHOP Instruments and AcceswriM 1,50 6 PUlmore Avenue, Cartcret Serving Woodbrldge Residue* EDISON, AI. J. Adjusted, lor Only ' J-9' • Builders-Contractirs 5'2-5 30 Since 1S37 Perth Anitmj's Oldest Established Plus Pitrts ir Needed St. George Avenue al U. S. Accordion Center , LI-8-8400 IF YOUR DRINKINa has oecome j Hlfthway 1, Avenel II Years At the Same Location t TROUT WOfeMS ELATIVCt IN a problem. Alcoholics Anony- GIACOBBE & SON (At the Woodbrldge Charles Farr • VVILDLU i; I'lt'TDBES Cloverleaf Circle) LLENTOWNT mous tan help you. Call Market li BUIl-DER & CONTRACTOR Or» » X.M. to t P.M., IncL Bit. EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER 3>7&38 or write P. O, Box 253 Plumbing • Heating • Roofing-Sheet Metal • * HIMiNO. FISHING and .;: !hrm iy phoni. A .; i 152 Rudolph Ave., Rahw»y Phone Ed Bonkoskl, Prop, Woodbrldge. 5/2-5 30 MOTO'.t IIOAT LICENSES t mU' utation call Iron WOodbrldge 8-1577 Electric Sewer Servloe 357 State St., P. A. VA-6-1290 itv, ltru[uwickiifter6p.a. Pord Wins Musters golf with GG Telephone: T.R.STEVENS Ask How You Can Win One of Our Trophies for 283 at Augusta. • Lawn Mowers • Permanizing Woodbrldge 8-0594 Roofing and Sheet Metal Work IKiAI. NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES 821 LINDEN AVENUE C85 ST. GEORGE AVENUE n||nV'QFFtSIUNG TACKLE Speclalitlnc In WOODBRIDGE llUUl 0 AND REPAIR ) II L) I N .4 N C E • SBCTION 20: Each member of thf CUSTOM-BUILT HOMB8 Authorized Specialists in Protecting Woodbridie, N. J. IKS I 10 AN ORDINANCE VOJuntetr Fir* D»p.inpipnt shull re- Sales and Service for Repairs SPORTING GOODS 1KNT AN ORDINANCE ctl»t abd. b* paid eaeh yeur Five I)i- Phone: Valuable Papers of all \N ORDINANCE TO lira itt.OQ) for earh lire attended by BRIGGS and STRATTON 25C IMnnroe Street, Rahwtf him but such member shall not hi' pan! FUlton 8-41G9 • 1-0758 Types b.gl IP AND RSQULATE and CLINTON GAS ENGINES Prompt Service On Tiiephune RA-7-3894 ! \HIMENT IX TBI ftOft- more than One Hundred Twenty-live DoUari ((111001 In a yeur. and lor th.it and PARTS Identification Cards - Snapshots purpow thf head of mch Fire Coin- Soc. Security Cards - Drivers Licenses BY THE MAYOR 1 pwiy ih»ll during the term of his utlni' Coal Lodge Membership C'ds • Credit L"ds WOODBK1DGE I . OF TOE BOROUOH ketp by full, tr»*. perfect mill ium- Factory Badges - Birth Certificates Alr-Condltlonlnr • Warm Air Heat :i All Makes Lawn Mowers Industrial Exhaust System Taxi |il«te Hat of active fireman uiul a true Valuable Papers to 5'a «h»ll b* Oil WO-»-J0« HI-J-7SU WXI K:.'in(«r», kll ol whom The Megolng ortlnanre was Introiltici-cl SOLVE YOUR HEATING : • : >ii by the Mayor with at h nieetlnK of trio Cuuurli u! •'the JUST PHONE of ih« Council, vbug^t of Csrttrei held Muy J, I1J57, PROBLEM L PCGUESE - A. UPO bt Wtjfn 11 W»» kdovteil on flr.t re.ulll1.- t Unir Stores • Pet Shops Henry Jansen & Son u « T\\t Uld ordlD*nce will \K further WO 8-0200 * .is follows:, cOQaldered on second reading far ll«.. Tihnlni- and Sheet Mftal Work ' '.•••r first, year of ur>LCi, adoption at a meeitnit of Mid Cuuiui! t FROM SERVICE • Fast and Canrteons SerriM ^luili be locrfMtd 1)V Ol lh« Bprougb (if Carteret on LITTLE Rooflnc Metal Celllnn and • • ror encli mddltloml M»y W, l»*r *l t P- M.. Coumrll cjiuin- TO COMPLETE HEAT- T«lefkoM Woodbrldcc 8-1889 btn> BofOUBh Hall. Cooke Avenue. ZOO •• *r uipreafur; pro«t• '-M of W.OSO.OO txr in- Woodbridge TROPICAL ami ' iiuihlnn btrtln COti- Kivni »n opportunity to ti« lie.ml 588 Alden Street n-ilui'r Hu u|«ry or com- DATXD: M»y 2, 1957 1 WDGE. 8r1400 GOLD FISH iiilni' received by the PATRICK POTOCNIO, Liquor Store Woodbridge, N. J. Vfiv mid provided further », P. 5/J. 10/47 -. ur caniuensutlan ib»ll TANKS — PLANTS — PUMPS Telephone I-12M -•••••' 111. tu which the angl- AVENEL CompleU Stock of Domeftlc PARAKEETS — SINGING 9 • '•in Hied as odlccri und O H D I N A N C K ion How '•!"• Volunteer V\tn Com-AN ORDXNAKCK TO AMEND AN OR- and Imported Wtaitt, Been CANARIES • iJ.Lruculurlv mentioned iKNCl* BMTITL1D "AN OKnlNANCE • Plumbing and " 't»t 37 in tha Ordln»iy:« KTABWeHlKQ THE MUNICIPAI COAL & OIL CO. ui Utpun 20 TYPES OF CAGES Heating Sales The tei'ii-auei- is very fashlon- ordinance Is a mpple- OOURT OP TOT BOROUOH OP CAR- 826 RAHWAf AVE, AVENIL 174 AMBOY AVENCT FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES and Service E&L conscioii.s. At this tpnder age It is 'iff shall be BDDolnted wTVr ORDAINED DY HIE MAYOR WOODBRIDOE, N, J. JUST ARRIVED! ROOFING impot'tntiL for growing girls to .ib»«i bv the vote of tjie AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH • Oil Burners, have the riiht kind of clothes. > inemberi of the wbole OF CABTSRST: Nuw Shipment of Sales and Service CO, l: .'muiiim, the «n*ln«n. 8«Ctlon ). That Section 5 of the above This cjoet not mean expensive '•'•iiw-r Ahull be ltoown tild Utltltd ordinance Is hereby amended DellcatessM Indoor Plants — All Potted • FURNACE CLEANING Insured clothes or ^lotlies1 tjhat are correct ' ' iptuin fan Plre HouM to rMd M roiiowt: • Moving and Trucking Roofing Installation and ""• such SutlnMr to M Ktlou S: Th< Municipal M,i.;!strac in the eyes of their parents. It J-,iL'iiaifd at CtptatH lot ihjy reo«lv« an annual uh\ry off 14.- GUTH PEJT SHOP KARMAZIN : Repairs of All Types means clothes like those the rest , • 2 En«h nich Ountalp to bt paid In the same milliner • GUTTERS of the "crowd" wears. ; '" i'*ri?a of the Bn«\iie«r» 4 wlarles of other iiniiijrl|),j] ul- Complete Moriac Job 80 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret PLUMBING & HEATING : 1 • LEADERS • I' ''-' iu the ntpMtlW HM .^... tn fcatd and which shall be in TREAT SHOPPE |2S 5 Ropoi WS KM-ip70 • Commercial • Residential Fortunately, designers have be- i nicks, und all Dr« equip* 1MU ff ill (ces, costs mid any other • Industrial • SLATE REPAIR ' 4)J6W»ncM whatsoever. 613 Rahw»y 131 • Esweater* ' • 111»lx be hit duty «nl amiadeC; to read as follows: ECONOMY lAOWkf" •i..t su'-h truclct and ill Mctlgp T{ There ahull be a Clerk of • SALADS «t Ihelr MOT and dirty saddle shoes that were •.••-•«' Hull be in worfctnt tnt Municipal Court, who shall bi> np- NATION-WIDE MQVEM a must .some years ago. *•' timlneerj under Mch pVmtM bj the Mayor, with cite, advice Photography • VA 6-5616 • ire hereby chtlsed With Uld tpnunt 0' the Council, who .shall t SODA FOUNTAIN Fulton 8-JUU Radio- & TV Service The big favorite for school wear * for a term of three (3i years frum ; "'"''in «n m» oMen m- remains (he sweater and skirt, but "••K-d with the duties of d,St« Of hie appoliitinent. a;nl until • FRESH BAKHfr GOOOT '•""''" «nd thote of (he f hl> miccessor 1s uppulmed unrl • Service Stations • they are becoming neat and stylish , ""' Plre Deiidrtmrot. All Op*n1A.Mt»W und de.siufibd tu look. good. ["""H theCaoUlns, shall klUH ahull receive «n ammul suUry'of : aupervWoii of Iht 3,Mfl.0O. to be paid In the Mine mini- INCLUDING 8UNDATS AL'S RADIO The choice of evening dresses Cominliw*/m ftN V M lh« iilarlcs of other MHII!--IIIBI Closed Wednesday! AH D» AH onmiiu *!(btr bi %»n art paid, and which shall be and "dress-up" clothes is varied. I llou of til teen, cost.«, uml utl.er ,hsll Nation*! Van Una & TELEVISION The main fi«ht most mothers have FI W*aace4 whatsoever. He shall per- TOWNE GARAGE Is to keep their daughters from vjn luoh iiuictlouH, and duties us Prom'pt Expert Reptln •••vf^wKSasyaiJ I lall M PTMcrllwd lor him Ijy law, the. wearing clothes too oldi for them, r Drags J. F. Gardner * loa '" tin complaifi ta I TUlM »pnl|cablt to Municipal Couru RCA Tubes and Parti Brassieres and pupty-gtrdles, ,;'WM» for 1U Mtlon. and W ul»r» ol «nn«i " cmtpKiered on wvond renrtini! fur tlh.U CRATINd • PACK1XQ home address by hospital attend- ..(I, ., aopptluli >li iiieellUK uf sakl C.mii.i! UtST Mll.IA 1ION OF "I (,,r";,v" t0 th« umloi, 88 Main Street HUIPPING ants, u iniiii wounded In a street ibl of this or thf Bdruutjh of Carterei on PHOTO SUPPLIES IN TOVVNl U*t If 1W, at 8 f. M CJUIII:1I flum:- brawl replied, 'The County Jail." btfa, Boraiigl) Hall. Cooke Avenue Wdodbridge, N. J. He was rlaht — he had been re- CulWMt h, J , at wlihii time uml Office itiid WurrhouM Classified Adp leiiscl from jail that day after |>UC« all |J

IMORE MOTHERS DEPEND ON A*P..'.AND WHEN IT COMES TO FEEDING A FAMILY WILt.«?

"Super-Right" Beef-ROAST or STEAK TOP SIRLOIN TOP ROUN \y\\\] k BOTTOM ROUND POT ROAST 69 ...you'// Save of Bondess-No Fat Added. ALL of the Above Cuts at ONE LOW PRICE!

'Super-Right" Qualify-Freshly Ground Pork Buffs noked—Boneless n«- 59c Cubed Beaf—Bonelesi Ib. Cap'n John's 10oz. CO Fresh Flounder Fillet 79c Breaded Shrimp Frozen pkg. Jji Cap'n John's 16 oz. 3 95 Fancy Halibut Steaks 49c Haddock Fillet Frozen pkg.

From Western Farms lwad LETTUCE cans < Fresh Pack 10 oz. SACRAMENTO Wushed cello bag i8oz. 46 oz. 15 25 TOMATO JUICE can From Western Farms 29 Fine For Slicing tartan Tomatoes B:d, I 3 lo 4 29c Fresh Broccoli Extra Largs Siza From Neirby Farms -2* CLOROX i16< -29 Fresh Pineapple • each 29c Fresh Rhubarb hunch / ( INSTANT COFFEE"» jar 47< 1.19 $itie,c/krJier- Regularly Priced at 449!c Del Monte Brand Greenwood's-Home Style Prune Juice 2 o 57c Red Cabbage 2 31c c For Cooking; Salads PINEAPPLE PIE a 39 Cream of Pea. Vegetable - Vegetarian A wmirlewonderfui tul l ilttsM'idessertt . . . luscious tcnmliiitemptinge tropicall pineapplee in a pie thati ss Wesson Oil <'65c Heinz Soups 2 °"> 27c baked to perfection in a golden flaky crust makes this a family favorite! l D •™« 2 . ."'27f tivnnA IAII _ f Patter- Large Size "-for Friday and Saturday Only! Apple Sauce *"»< 21" 27c Grape JellyU kmrtgt fm 2 £ 35c Angel Fond King 39c Mother's Day "«»«« 1.15 Ralston Ry-Krisp r 24c Sugar Wafers Nabisco "27c More Grocery Values I Ctihdy Treats! 11 14 AiP'A*D'j. ow„,„„.In alIl purpos„....,„.e. oi »lll P " 9QC W>" EGGS .jbotll. c ORANGE JUICE WILDMERE SUNNYBROOK Broadcast Chili Con Carne' u; t Oelson's Merri Mints ri9< A&P Brand — Fresh Frozen Large, Brown and White Large, White, Legbtro 6'/"", oi. 01 c ThiIllinminin MintSs Wjrw^l-chocolal.cov.r.d Fres'i Grade A, Nearby Farmt Star-Kist Tuna Fish w 1 Soz.cans fcffl. ^ 12oi- 11 doze dozen Q C Hawaiian Punch ;;:.35c Assorted Chocolates All,lk 7; dMll 'b">-590 ^B C3H9 1 dozen QQ, 2 cartons OT* 2i cartons *+* Burrfs Oxford Cremes . . n:,- Sophie Mae Peanut Brittle".'"." . '£»* ... " Pk9 „ Fruit nrnne .< io«'avi. -'-• -• More Frozen Food Values .' More Dairy Values .' Chiyer's Orange Marmalade 2gc Fruit Drops TTavtnar'i' Birds Eye Mixed Frurt ^. . . ^31° Sliced American Cheese ' tT Marcal Colored Tissue . . 4- Cigarettes for the Week End i 801. Birds Eye Sliced Peaches^. . 2 . 49^ Natural Swiss Slices Wwt Pine Deodorant . . 1 bottle 4 plgi. Regular Size ... birds Eye Strawberries t'LT »""*«2 X' 43• ° MMilMd i»-uChedda«r MChees—e Angel Soft Facial Tissue * * of 400 Camols, Ch.it.rfi.ld, Kool, Ucly StriU, Old Gold, Philip C C 4 rtgular 01 Stouf fers Potatoes au Gratint. ",.;;35 - Sharp Cheddar Spread ">65 • • • C B bath 90 rlltef TlD cirton

i .• FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1057 PACJB THIRTEEN

f!lool Tcachm As- I I.KOAI, NOTICES proposed the nboll- C»rt«ret. s«kt Senw.nts . I • • .- State House Dome censes explrrs tomorrow. . .. The stuck to his ffuiu. Tiw. Republic' CommuniRt menace. And so he American political scene one ot , htfth schools,11"1" f ot the Borough of OartirM on 1957 traffic death total has has lost » «Ulwart defender. missed his Rreatness. | ih hl ff f'S • - May 16, 1W, nt s P Itf., Council Chnm- (Contln'jed from Edlwral PagRi IU mo^t picturcsqup and vehe* lMIKl that they impose their t b«rs. BoroURh -Hull. CooKe Avenui!, reachrd 237 or rxnotly the same mont actors. Despite the passing i Cartorft, N. J., nt which time and nurhbrrs dmtnst spring and foil ns tht 237 fatalities at th« same < ST. LOUIS WAS¥lNGTON ,,1,1, -tinont on the pu- s! pl»c« nil persons Interested will be migrations flown and up the At- of the chief inintsmnn in politi- ',. diitioult adolescent Klvcn nn opportunity to b« heard, time last year. . . . New Jersey O. O. t. to Be Strnnser End ot a Trade Career cal clitics, the warfare on th«\ tdllowi PATRICK POTOONIO, lantic Flywny. Today flocks of Krowers expect to plnnt a smnUer Thr Dally News (Ind.) Borough Clerk ducks stop over in New Jersey be- The GUbe-Dtmocrat ilnd.i Red underground will (to on, It n T ncrcRui of tomatotR for proeww- The McCarthy itar begun to m»"of .hi ' Pstrnl- C. P. 3/3. 10/57 cnusc propel- foed nnd habitat ThMe who loved Joe McCar- Is regrettable that Senator Mo* • llC,,\l NOTICES iw( this yenr. . , . Dr. James W. thy, is w«ll as those who hated. di-cline. and a year later, on Carthy did not live to attewl has been provided for them on Crousp, of L»wrenc«vllle, has «>- December 1. 1954, the Senate a large scale. him—and there were few in be- ultimately the funeral of th| New Jersey Poll tired as assistant director, Divi- tween—must agree on one thing. | voted, 67 to 20. to censure Joseph Commtnist partv line In th*,, 7 Through game management sion of Anlnul Industry. State h< alerted the country to- the McCarthy. Prom thl*. he was United^ State*. 'Continued from Editorial Page) Department of Agriculture. . . . u ,,.|t BEOOLAT*, EQUIP lint opinion that there!g more Juvenile woiKus or the State Division of evlbj of communism. A.s he iiim- never able to recover. This, in a w,,I 1HE POLICE DEPART- Fish and Game, many acres of The si ute of New Jersey will end IHK UOIIOUOH OF CAR- delinquency golnt pn In their Mlf often »atd, the Communist way. is 1* commentary on our ' II '.,, \1>OPT RULES FOR IT8 swamplands have been planted tht fiscal year on June 30 with con«plr»cy was no place for kid political system. It to a system Stilled Before Draft home conirminittes it the pres- Jjfhe Inquirer llnd.) \,:\ TO FIX AND EN- ent tima.'than there was three or with natural food for the ducks. B $24,000,000 surplus In the State glove* and Joe was not a kid-1 In which excess begets its own V-MlTlES FOR VIO1ATION Treasury. . . . The State Board MciSiTthy was a determined ,,IIFS AND TO REOULATE foul'yefu-ft a%i. Habitat has also been Improved glove man In any respect Hei .reaction. In which the law of .„'•-. r'ilKin DUTIES AND TO In the shore counties and as ft of Agriculture her endorsed a thus made a real contribution to: fOrupensntion, In the end, has battlct aRainst communism and pMrnl"1('" who have been ,|i"(;!>MI'EN8ATIOM." rfi result the ducks fly to earth « ordinae selves. products which was formulated ably strengthen the Republican j tially tranlc CRreer. nlsC iBmmand. In Moscow and : ;,, mm 18 ot the ordlfirtncc : "•"'. f K V"""""n^ Is »n amend, "'I by representatives of .4 pro- y mendf (l t0 To help increase the wildlife party, for his methods made him i elsewhere, are a bredit to hi* , . uriliiianct 1B an nrrMsnd- follows: " ' rend ns IS II lueer groups. . . . Eighty-three, & repudiated and fractional' «eaj. But there is no recorded. i,.:i,.(| to rend as tollbws: : ThP Depmy Chlrf population, the Division • has PHILADELPHIA • Ilir Chief of Police shall called upon landowners and State troopers will patrol the splinter of the party. ! War on Rrds to Co On Instance QJ,McCarthy's ferreting • utinnl salary (or compen- °' *•**.<*>. provided' Garden State Parkway by June ;,u,m 00. provided, however, sportsmen to kenp the ball roll- The Bulletin llnd.) out even ofie spy. HLs voice had n oChl(l nfr80f n Pollc"hne" " 1, an addition of 16 to handle „ r.(in shall 'be . appointed More 46% 32% ing by planting appropriate trees, BOSTON i Death has removed from the been stilled lon^ before he died* ;> e (if. the BOroUfch or Cnr- Kfl T'J? °' the Increased Bummer traffic; 1|U Borough of drum nni«M he shall shrubs and vines that will become have been a member of the Police Dc- About the same 26 32 , 1 Impossible to See Him Clear | \)f sliMl hftv* bw!n R mem- homes for the bunnies and the California, with an annual pro- i-niii-e Department of the P rl0(1 t l Us* 17 2J ductron of 8,800 pounds of milk The Herald Und. Rep ) ' rnrtfrnt fur a period of at ?yearITs prioi r to" hifs nppolntmen ' t No opinion birds. ,.IK jirior'to hit (1) In addition to the compensation !»' 13 per cow.' continues to outrank It Is Impossible to see lw?\#\, pruvlilnd ror by Actions in 1!) 30 jj TWls newspapt-r picscnU liU pecor.d-place New Jersey with Raymond McCarthy clear, for 48 lhftt ellch .lERSFiv' JIGSAW;—Municipali- iB of the ordl- n"?, i "*' oltl'rer'of "th» reports of the New Jersey Poll the smoke of his battlefiela.'i still iirh this ordinance Is nn Police Department «h»ll be pald»125 00 ties of New Jersey may contract 7,850 pounds per cow The you know ,: licrf*y amended to read per annum for the cafe and upkeep exclusively In this area. hangs about him even in cioiith of their uniforms for the purchase of materials. value of New Jersey larm land Section «. flection 48A or the orrtl- supplies or labor costln« up to rose 6 per .cent during 1958, ac- All we can know«ls that some- •I The Lleut«n»nt of the nanrr to which this h nn amendmen1 thlnR extraordinary his passed i M0MWAHTS -tiniMit of the Borough of Is hereby amended to rend u follows S2.500 without advertising for cording to the State Department f l l Section 48A (3): the ~ bids, undef the provisions of n of Agriculture. from the American scene, and H prnvldlnu, however, that i Cnrlerct It was a good thing or a bad' ,,,ll lie appointed Llcuton- p8|d ftn annual salary of' new law signed by the Governor. ,(-.,11 h»ve been a mem- Section 7. That this ordinaiif'e shm . , . The month of May has been thing those who come along < CAPITOL CAPERS:—Officials of . after us wfll have to decide. declared "Golden Deed Cruoade the New Jersey Parkway Intend n»r in hi» appointmentpp ! DATED: May 2. 1957. Mont/for-'Cerebral Palsy" by a to/rent a helicopter for traffic • Imported (.hina. and sn-'inn 20 of the ordl- SYRACUSE PATRICK POTOCNIO. resolution adopted by the Legis- control Irtim the air if it becomes 1 ,,h iills ordlnmice Is. an Borouiih Clerk 'Only Time Will Tell Doiiu'stio bjnnrrwuir i I,: rcliy Amended to read The foroKolt)^ orillnnnce was Introduce! lature. . . . Eiiiht Interstate rond rtpcessarv'this summer. , . , The^ The Post-Standard llnd.) 't a mcetlnin!! of the Council of titline projects in New Jersey planned New Jersey Taxpayers Assocla^ Tin' Dealt Kertfcftiu and Borounh of Cnrtcrot held Mny 2 ifl.yr Even those who hated him, hll id Man Is asking whether costs of • Silverware Scls nit shAll be appointed Wwhehfn iItt wawnss adoptedotdl on ffirsi t n-'adlna as part of the Eisenhower road and there were many, will agree "»'» or t'ltrohnen who The said ordinance win be f.irthc prosram will cost $1,104,000,000, education 'should be controlled-1 i-,r ,,tumst three yciirsndopt.lon nt a meetliiK of said Counct that he made himself, the biR- • Lamps ami Shade* .Plioliftinent lii the Po-' ronsi-lnrcd on second readlnn lor ftnn of which the Federal Government from Main.Street or the State gest figure in the nation from nt of the Borough o( adoption at a menln;; ot siilcl Councl will pay 90 pw' cent. . . . Muni- House T-he New Jersey Legis- 1950 to 1954. He wasn't afraid lature is scheduled to speed up • Uiina Novelties ami cipal officials of New Jersey have to stick his heck out. He rode tren invited to Join representa- beyond a snail's pace during the next few Weeks. ; roughshod over those who op- Figurities tives of State BRencies in an all- posed him. Was Senator McCar- day planning conference at Rut- thy a man ahead of his time, as • Decorative Wall let yourself 6(L. gers University on May 1.1. ... hLs frlendi Jnsiflt, or a headline Tin- State Office of Milk Industry Opinions of Others hunter and opportunist, as his , Accessories warns the deadline for renewing enemies charge? Only time will applications for milk dealers li- (Continued from Editorial Page) • Curio Cabinets in because of his beliefs as was tell. U. 3. offers Poland $75,000,000 Senator McCarthy. He took it WILMINGTON 0 Cambridge Rose Point in economic aid. ''•all without a whimper and1 He Mlswd His Greatness Crystal Thr MOrnuiR News llnd.) Joe McCarthy was a And many other lovely lifts for Mom Bue he was a law unto himself. BUDGKT PLAN • HANOI-CHARGE • LAY-AWAY He could not work with his peers. He- couldn't be bothered to fight fair. He had no visible personal philQsophy. Everybody, KRASNER'S GIFf STORES knew -wb^at he was flfjhtinK 1522 Main Street, Rahway, Fulton 8-OOSR SANDALS against, but what was he fight- 'OPKN FRIDAY TILL I) IV M. ing for? Because he preferred 015 Elizabeth Avenup, Elizabeth 2-332!) light 'n' cool...almost victory to. truth, he created con- OPEN THURSIuV mi, 9 P. M. like going barefoot fusion of the nature of the Open All Day Sunday, Mother's Day GRIFFITHS is the OLDEST and (icnuiiic Goodyear Welts PUBLIX PHARMACY LARGEST HAMMOND ORGAN Sizes; 4'_> to 8 8'.. to 12 't.

Colors: Red. Brown,'' 91 M.1IM STREET - WOODBR DGE -H in New Jersey White THE RIGHT MAN TO DO ANYTHING Give Mom ... is easy to1 find in the Yellow Pages— 9 \\> i 111', kl'pt Oi Glamour. ''Uir fliilil's MXC. • Gardener • Roofer S l;i iiiiiiilrr cunli • Contractor Every \ n wants to look her best on h;T very special Day. ill Mir Tiff size • Furniture Refinisher i IK'ck-ups. And that's where YOU come in with a Gift Appointment you name it—you'll find lipre! Arrange it now at her IK- i-iin-ful with feet —we always are! the man you want convenience. She'll appre- ciate your Uioughtfulness in the FREDRIC'S SCHWARTZ SHOES YELLOW Mother's Day Special Cut, Wash, ••l!i .Main St., RahwavflmMfl Phone FU-8-1055 PAGES Permanent, of your phone book Restyle • • 50 and Set COMPLETE "Doctors Prescriptions Carefully Filled"

NEW JERSEY BELLTELEPHONt COMPANY HIEDRIC AND SIX OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU. FREDRIC Your, Hairdresser 150 Elm Avenue, Kahway Tel. RA-1-9883 Branch Salon on Raritan Avenue, Clark, N. J. Phone CB-«-98\7 GRIFFITHSotferaFREE HOMETRIAL ofa Sensational Package Deal THREE HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN TRACK STORM WINDOWS Any Siaul to 36'* 65" Anybody Can PlaV It-Without lessons Tliis Extruded Alijmiiium — 63ST5 ' Without Any Musical Training Sunday. , May 12lh Thousands of people, from-8 to 80, who never look a musio lesson, hfyc(f* I, p. I. of if so, we can send your flower order to her by wire. ONLY Come in'and play tlie Hammond Ike llnniuwud Chord Organ. " Phone FU-8-O711 or FU-8-0712 Chord Organ now. Or send us tlie 00 coupon (bra free home trial and free Adilrest long playing 33H record of the We Will Be Open Saturday, May 11, Till » P. M. f IMiooe $165 Hammond Chord Organ. Sunday, May 12, Till 12 Noon The finest quality No Extras "The Musk Center of New Jersey" J. R. BAUMANN, Inc. • NO DOWN l'AVMENT • S VEAKS 1)0 PAy GRIFFITH PIANO CO. 321 WEST HAZELWOOD AVENUE, RAHWAY • HAMMOND HEFRESblNTA'l'lVLS flowers Delivered tu uny A. LOVAS & SONS, Inc. MUMU8K.fi I'liONISS: KUllun »-mil— part of the United SUle* 605 BROAD STRKKT, NEWAUK 2, NEW JEHSEY i'loti3t»'.4t ISTAULlSiUSD 185U ou a hurt Notlm 1585 Main Street, Railway FU 8-4756 OnUvitj ; Oiteu WeJucoduy Evtniiigs uiilil 9 • MArket 3-5080 FAOF, FRJDAY, MAY 10, 10

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Name* YDII'I. rii'lit ii you think It's R#1- MUTUAL IS PLEASANTLY t.lm> foil Itei nil UII- time to keep EXTRA! EXTRA! All OUR your liiidfli Ji e of pestH. I'Mifi-siiisiiii IMU killer* »n<1 MEAT S ARE TABLE-TRlUllED! plant (li.sruM1 tii/ctoi's wtrtw. Scien- AIR-CONDITIONED FOR tists by list' hundreds »re busy In )i!lxiiatiMi"h levins and rnukliu up II \\ cliiiinli :tls utul romblna- VOUR SMS COMFORT jtioiiidf ( !M mini ft as they try to kep'a si'ti tii hui iiheftd of the creepers and emwleM. Mmiv iif iiicse new compounds hitvr inn•il-twlsilnn,, dewrlptlve nntiii's An example Is a clismiral ' whose iiriijii! nuinf would lake JIM jiljtmt twii liirs nf type In this

Cliiintsl-i ir'im1 iliat tffiR would never Ho. hi.niiu in mind their own convenient m talking nmong tlvmseivfs ad tlic iu'tieral short- ness or time that beseU all of us. Who enn afford time to learn to pronoun^ Hie Ions official narhes and to use thrtn in conversation.? Down (n Si/r Having niadi- up the compounds; the chemists then invented short "common* niiuvs for them. Jto" example. ••ll;e r(;einic:il with the two-Hue ;n:iine is now known familiiuTy" as "ehlordiiiK1." Under either label It's an effective rem- edy for posts > i it 11 as nuts. Ki-ubs, and olheiK Chlordmie i.r; a common name, '..tmember'. When manufacturers j put the mutertal into cans HI ey muke up tin script!vec trad[nider nam-sn:!iri"S,, ami so yon can txpi'i't to fmct chlordune be- hind h'.bcls :;i;.'li as VeWcol 10G8. Octa-Klor 01 Orhhchlor. When Kut'iifs specialists- or county agricultural a^enls make All meats sold are from the recommendations they mention nation's top puckers to insure the shortened "common" names satisfaction! This chuck rather than I rude or brand names. roast is the tenderest, most AmotiK ciMTinion names of some of the nt'Wir iiisi-cticides afe dieldrin. flavorful beef you'll find - • • em'.rin, 'tv.PV, liixapliene, mala- Yours at our typically low tliidii lindMie. New plant diseases prices) remedies fy-.iv eoniMion names such as ferbatil, /inch, nabam, eaptun. glyudin a)id otliei's. 'CROSS RIB ROAST If you'iie folUiwli!'! your coun'y agent's advice and ",o .siiopplni; for one of l.lnise yo:i may have to read •CORNED BEEF some labels, but that's usually time well vent. Trade or brand names oii LIJCU u.-ually are des- •GROUND BEEF" ' criptive, bet ~oli may have to read the fine prli.t to be sure you're buyiiu: wliai you want. And if •you'd like to learn a AH Purpose Shortening name to impress your friends, try N-tri:'hl(ii-.iut'|i:yl thiuUitraliydru- plilhiilniift: That's capttiin, spell- ed onl. | A:i'Wt'.illK tilt Muil Mrs. i, y. Miiturd --1 huve read lately a w ... dcul about mulching a Harden-I i keep weeds down in- i stead of cliltivutlnK. Opinion seems U) be divided about mulching, Jf ttiulcliiii;:* would do tlie job What material ^huuld be used? It's Imwl (o think of anyone op- pcisinK niulchini! in those modern times, Tli't'e's quite a bit about Jt in the bul1'. Lin, "Growing Vege- tables ingrown and City" that anyone can have by sending a card to Gaiil.n Ueporteiv College of Cloverbrook Grade A Strictly Fresh • Agriculture, New BnmswU-k, N. J. Farmer Jones---Our Symbol Of Quality For Over 30 Years! Health Hints Nothing like Fresh Oranges for Health! Extra Juicy, Thin-Skin, Delicious Flavor Valencia Florida Why a Family Doctor? Physicians practicing nowadays Minute Maid Frozen White or Pink will tell jou that in ever-increas- ing numbers they me culled upon to treat patients who may be de- ORANGES 5 29 scribed as "drifters." That Is, th«y drift from doctor to doctor, .ap- The Vegetable Powerhouse! pearing as strangers in the offices Makes Every Meal Complete! U. S. No. 1 Finest Quality New of the physicians whose services they seelj. Tin' procedure is def> Initely a bad ope, botli from, the 1b. plio ptont of view of the patient and ol the doctor. 5 In the .first place, it makes Im- possible the development of any Young, Zesty, Nippy Vegetable! ^epth qf understanding or any Gives Real Zing to Every Salad Dish! warmth iof feeling between tbje doctor and the patient. One simply cannot feel the .same interest In or sqlictiude ..for a fleeting ac- large bunch quaintance which he naturally feels for'n close friend. This ac- SCALLIO 4' counts for the fact that some rirM tirrfllv* thru Nut., Muv lilt.. We riNerve (lie rljjht to limit quantity. Nut rri|Mm>lbU lot tjncigrm.hl.ul ,„„,,. people have, trouble whfn in sud- Regular 3.98 Sliced or Chunk den need they call for- a doctor. Swonion Beef, Chicken or Tvrkey "They really have no doctor to call. WONDER TUBK They must try to find one when BLOUSETTE- fiaOENSTER CHEESE POT PIES their netjd is critical 'and time is SWEATEBETTE at a 'premium. Obviously, a reg- SAVE ON 6ROCERLES For cuMiiil. fvenlnj!. sports, or bt-i Vi-ib. 15c ular iamily doctor is the answer wear. Hanjl washable. 15 sLiiiinl 5 Pk9,1.00 designs can lie crev^d Don't m White or Yellow to this situation. this '.fiisiitlunul value! fruh, Hdmee-Motie Moreover, for the 'scientrflc jfl* MixwillHoust Marcal ' See Diniunatrailun at AMERICAN CHEESE terpretiitlon of symptoms and dis- Mutual Thui!;., Fri and Sat. MACARONI SALAD ease conditions, a physician mti»t NQW at n 8 Slices have ujn* intimate knowledge of Instant Coffee': 1.29 Wax Paper 2 ".I" 35c Mutual £ to pkg. his patient's "history." Such •b.19c White Rose Strawberry Swantdown Chocolate Chip, Yellow, knowledge is acquired by slow de- White, Devili'i Food grees, arid never under better - \0\ - FOOD - circumstances — or more com- Preserves _ 4 "." 99c pletely — than by the physician R«0. 75c Deurl Dawn or Pink f" - No. 909 Who has long observed and success^ Coke Mixes 2Pk9,55c fully dealt with the particular pa- Upton Chicken Noodle or Pyrex Pie Plate _ spcdal 39c tient. Tlie perception of subtle k Reg. 67c Butter Rum chanties "in body function or In Giant Tide J pkg. 58c R»9. SI. Anorted Coltn. I'/i-Ql. - No. 931 Pyrex porsoiiulily so vital for the i C&Soup 4 _' V'37c covery of illness in its lnclplency « Bitf-Neodlt or Upton , Round Cake Dish PINWHEEL CAKE —simply' is not possible for the ipaclal VvV R(|. 1.2S. Ailorlcd Colon, I1 VQI. No. 913 Pyrtx physician whu is seeing the i>a- 1 Reg- 49c CJiock full ol Fruit tlejit fornhe first time. Snion Soup 2^9,31c Peo Soup 2 pk9..2f7c Loaf or Bread Pan 69c , Therefyrc, for your sake as slleiial 'patient uhd for your doctor's sake PIE as u physician and friend, choose a family! ducUtf,. Then .wttb «WT 1 fldence but it of mutual kpowjp make luih resptmsftrte (or your health, . '. .' « ..-..• Rahway Ave. FRIEND* tN Mutual Super Market PROVIDENCE, R. 11 at Main St. Opposite eMtiiimUiilas. StaUjHt ratu hi • 3-WlHUl« fl^B* cull fiiiui New liruttiwick Town Hall dfU-r' B p HI. juit &Si •• Woodbridge ••• FRIDA'i, WiA\

UIC.AI, NOTICKS I.E(1AL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICKS i,i:<;,\i. NOTU'KK M,(iAl, NOTICtlS III'1 A rflck, Ihn rniriff ti which this Is nn „,„< 1 r the ((overnlnu body of said fiorounh tlie manner pin T- r rr • t-.'it lMil be paid tui imniiikl 8ECTKW 'i sr i|,.n II , :• • Ol i|.p or- lnTiialetent "Hh this orrtl- I fdembv amended to r~a '.•im I con- of Fire Mnrrhii. v*n thai; he ''i •>• Sewage Blspomi i'.mt ^liaii hi- paid as O hi> Borough ol Carteret be iind the ized In Section 4 hereof, there In hereby Borough of Corteret held iliv J. 'Oji, follow!: aecilon 14: This nnllnanre shall b* ii:.inlti> used refflrred to an the "Ch'nf o' ">o ?"»i authorized the Issuance of bond :mti<\- when It. was nrioptrd on nr^t r'-:it) n.s. «ni' Is hereby amended to read M WTION 0 Prcllofi 9 of thi ordl- rrtrnnctlve, u> January 1, 1931 where- nf nr» Prevention, who shall hold patlon notes pursuant to said Loral The slid ordinance will hp tnrlicr The Siiperlntendent of the EWwaRe follows: p., lice to wlilch this Is i\n m evur nllowed hy IBW rr-flve ,. .ninrv _ WHEREAS, the State Department of Bond Law, In the nggreRate principal considered on second tr:uiin.< for im-i Disposal Plant shall bMald in annual Mav J. 1»51. :,; iiuinimr- . pnvnb'p SPI Ii henliy Iii-wniti'd to read as ! aaliry of I3.M0 00; The Aaitlstant Su- j of tthM* State of N«New JenwJersey hha» s nmotint of not expppnm- one MI.IMII I afloptlon at n meetlnn n( said Coiin-il Ser'lnn " The Ilortunh PATRICK BOTOCHW. iruwi'Y. less such cle.duc'lons miili • •• • Seven Hundred and Twenty-rive Thou- of the Borough -f " • — perintendent of the Sewtie Dlspoul I |,y u doctor, (IIIIT Issuril lu order piirtunnt to stnt .t'..p i\» ..i!(i an atinrnl retnlner fee Borough Clerk IM-I hvlnw nppllcnble Iran time td •ite requiring the Borough of C»rt»rtt •and Doimm (>l.725.IHK)l. Tlie mini \lav lfr, 1ST.1, nt S P. M.. Cvmcll r Plant shall be paid an anntiil mhiry of • '•¥•>«* '.) Rorouidi oflWrs1 nrvl r of JI.S"5 0n M.000.00: tin malnienanre mail shall be The foregoing ordinance was Introduced to eonstnirt the sewer Improvements rnte or rates of interest nii'1 nil ot!i»r ber«. Borounh Hill, CvAc AV 1 plows' Riiinrles. Thp snid saI|,rv ln. •|p«-nhi"i In said order; nn1 i.ttnlls not proscribed herein shall be Cnrieret, N. I, nt which 111,1c HV TI'lN 7. S»ri!.-n 10 of the ordi-1 piTdiit the basic rite of \i.n peri ' • meellni of the Cwiinrll of «h« crease M.provider! for bv rti'i nmnn'i !>• i c ui wMrh this Is an nmtnOindH hour: the sUidfe operator shall be psld \ Borouili of Carteret htW May 1, WHER1A8, tt tt nNesur; for the determined by anfcimiueiit retohulon place- ell persona In'n.-Kl v.i.il t. 1 1 pinnt, «!\HII >IO rcironcttve to Jinmnrv I 1 or resolutions ndopted pursuant to law i>; lii-reliy nnienr'ed to read as follows: at the basic rate o( 12 I] per hour, . . .rtontfd un flrst •TI* - t,f tin Bl to issue ltsf bondu or notfi Slven an opportiniMv to tic heard IllVr. Tn iidrlltloil 'o the conuiens-it! -m PATRICK I'OTOCNK). i-eptjun 10. Tin Building Inspector IWPK drivers euiplaytn st the »WKe I ™ ^ »**X>Vnr, 4ill % ••"t'j iiforp''"i. rti» F:.in Fire M-r«n-t"'•ili-.n flnriiH'f the oost ot said improve- T1 masai d oralnottntianrn t wlW OT iSirt put; now therefore Section 6. It Is hereby found, deter- ' Uiiruii'h C'lcrk shun he p;ild un annum saury of disposal plant slum lie pulil at Rr considere" d uu secoti» U rendin" g for fluul lie IH'1 'I2SW> UfV :,m [,., l . ,..,„, ,,••11 mw r hl IK IT ORDAINED By TH1 MAVQK mined and declared by this Council 0. r. .V3, in :,i t!,S75(10 * basic rule of 12 12; thp Rpiiersl uUlity .,,,.) .•• i.r.o-, nf (,1, ,.,,i(url|1 ndup»ion nt » meeting of suld Council AND COUNCIL OP THIS BOROUGH OP us follows: SECTION «• Section 11 of lh» or>*l-{ wen employed In the scwaw disposal of in* Borouth of Carieret on DATED; May 2. IBM. 1 Mini io which this Is an amendment plant shall be paid m Uie basic rate I'ARTERKT. IN THE COUNTY OF (A) That all the bonds or notes Is- II It I) I N A N (' F. Mat 1«. 1M7. it F?. M., Council Cham- ' ,,,,,1 is tli*; de- PATRICK PTTirv-tn MIDDLESEX, NEW JHHS8Y: sueu pitidiiiuii iu ui.., 1...*. —.. .. I hereby mnended to read us follows:' of 12.00 per hour; the laborer* shall be bers, Borough Hall, Cooke Avenue. • , Boroinh rip'rh bear Interest at not exceeding ill per- AN ORPTKANCF; TO AMEND AN OR- Sei-tlun H. Thp Wlowinn empioyeei.' pold »t the basic mtp of 1117 per ir ,,| tivt tliermo- Rpptlon I. that pursuant to the ap- DINANCE ENTITIEn "AN ORDI- C.rterei, N J.. »t Which time and Thr forepiliiR ordinance m introdur pel centum per annum, payable senii- of the Borrtulh of Cnrieret shall be hour Thf basic number of hours per plucp til penons Interested will ne W •" i! HIPPI'IV of the <"''iv»|i cf n.,. nlirtiiiip stntiiM therp la hereby author- annually NANCS IO KIX ANU rti:ilUl,ATE pnld :i« follows: week for norotnth ruipluyees who are ized thp rnnatmrtlon or iipqnlsitlon Of THE UALAHIE4 Ol' (Eltl'AlN OPFI- Klven an opportunity to be heard Flomi'i'h ol Cnr'crct. hell Mav > iitf IBI That the period of usefulnem ol (ai Thp Deputy Clerk, heretofoce paid on nn hourly bums shall be •W PATRICK rOTOCNICI. ii'ldltl'ins, exten'iionR and lmprbvemeuU C*KltS AND EMPLOYEES IN THE Miown m ihe A>»ls'nnL to the Boroush hours. The Oomnlin' Body may In -'(•II I' wi..; -•loi'M (ii, ft.,,,. ri,.,,|i,,., the purposes descrlhed In Section I Borough Clerk td 11 'o Ihc Borough's existing siM'Pr »"»- BOROUGH OF <-AHl'KHKl lUlM'i' c 'rk 'I.oil be pnld an nnnual salnfy of Its dlscrecllon pity at .the. rate ol Un> The MM orrtlnimep «>ni he furrhcr hereof, within the limitations of raid 1 r C P 5 J. I»/S7 considered on second rending -for final 'em, ronslatliiR of (but not beliiB lim- Local Bond Law Ii forty yenrs OF MIDDIESIEX. -AS.) !•: I A [Ii L.!- J4 i0!)(lU. and one-htll hours for e;icii hour un i:ii>ii!'"il in B r"»*llii" nf fill CiuVli ited toi st.orni water drains and wwers. NEW JEP.SijlY. I ibi The A'ilst»nt to the Collector of employee works o'er ihe bnsli R hour N rpllpf sewers, und reronstrnptlon nt Ci Thut the supplemental debt nf ihi Porou»h <-t Cripret nn H , BE IT ORDINANCE!) by the Mavor ; I \.'i sh'll be piild nn annual day. Punuant to N JSA 40: 10-11, Hie portions of the sewage trelUn'fnt plant, statement required i)« Sectlun • 40 .l-13 and {'oinifll 61 tile Ui>ruii'!i ul t ur-, of (SOflOOO. Horou h tuny. »» coinpeiiMHon ndii.- TRAVELING T« Muy IS ]»S7. :U 8 <> M . Council num- of the Refined Simir.ei wax. prior to bers, Bo'p'inli Hull. f'lDl,,. Avenue , I'UBijiliig stations nnd Intercepting ae*- terct. Id .... Cler-.. k In the- Departmen- . - t til < tlonnl to UIOM' abovr sp.t forth, pa,\ WAIMlNtfrOfi.lD.Cf pr." inriudlni! the acquisition of nny the passage of tlris ordinance on flrst SECTION 1. SecMnii 2 of thi' urdli, ill'. >ii tlie CurrrTft. *' J., at whii-h ttiu* rcidlni. duly matte and ftled In the II c roller tor br Taxes shiill be paid an In part or In lull dip necesmiry i>ri'--, i •*'ni_. mnrerlMS. pi[p'Ticul inMimiup lor by pnant. Faitw. Surer. A erty nentssiiry therefor, and for unv Section 2. The Col fctjir u( i ..«i:.i iinnual salary of j its Officers nnd Eniployi'fs. i i! he PATRICK other purposts-nerMsarv, inrtdeninl or that the gross debt of said Borough, ihii'l lip paid' nn 3-minut« itatiM call fK» sht»U he puM nnd uiiiiu.il s;i!iiry ot 44,110 00. I t':crlr iiniiirliMinnt thereto," all In accordance as defined ln Section 40:1-70 of the BECT1ON 9 HwUmi 13 of ihe Ot- ; i.l, .id" te.9O0.0O. iiti The Rjroimh Oarnge Mechanic New Brunwick tftar |C P. 1/3, 10/57 *l'h the nltins find spep'rlcdtlons herff- Revised Sin tinea la Increased by this 1 dlnnnce to which tl-ls is an unienilmtnt SECTION 2 H.'"tlnn 4 n' the onll- 1 1 6pjn.-«iJy«*plwtM. ••'..U'VS toforp prnrftired by Cotton, Pierce. drdlnance in, the amount of I -)i ill bp pulil at tl'P brtslc rate of |J W i l.i hereby amended tu rdiil us follow: . ., huncp to which this is ;ui .nmcn lnu-iu Her hour. Tie A'.'lstnnt to the O»raiie' Section 13: All nrdliunres or iiurts V.:>llll T O I! III N (V N C I- .Itreanget, Inc., Engineers, and filed wttrl iind ftDnroved by the Qtite Ue- Mc'mn'r shiill lie naW at I. >< AN OR- piirtini'i'it. of Health and described l;i ,! riN«HCE ENTITTRn "AN permitted by Ihe exception to the debt or gl,r(!rl,1ii(IK, |(nt, ,,-or Kc,(1,, , , ,_j i h(1 0 mml uumy men of the . ,11'.' r> Tr r ii Id order of said 8late Department of 1 ( IK ( nt or Kc (1 ,,, ^"TH " "N1 THE rt limitations contained ln Section 40:1-16 :rce.t ,md Hiwd Depurtment shall be IlPiilth referred to In the preambles IB) olthe Revised Statutes. paid an annual salnry of $5,«5O.0fl. OR ACQUISITIONS OT AnniTIflNS thuruof SECTION 3. SiTtlon 5 c Uie orril-, pnlpm »wr> IMP ! an of the'SLatP of New Jersey hat heteiu- imnce tu *htch ihl!) la-mi ;unfn iiupiit I ml M<-« oinployad" IU (aboreri ,,ii lie's fiiiirt TO THK SIWK1 -iJYKTEM OK THK Section-1. »r la hereby folind, dp.tpr- Is ficreby mnendpd to rorl as (uPow:.:' Road Mii'.iUenancp. nnd Otirbage and miiicd and dprl;ired by this council fore made nnd entered Its order per- A-'i H":ii'ivi) 'i)M | he paid at the basic 1 1 Section 5.' The Borovi.ii C'erk • '•.-ill Christensen's mitting the Issuance of the obligations Eli!'" ", FOH THE (O'lOWfi be pnld an aiiiiiuil "iilerv of j'iCiilOJ r.i'p of tl,81 per hour. IAI Thut the estimated ninxlmum authorized bv this ordinance In the , r,.. ..on (.T ;«ijsflnon on TO manner provided In Section 40:1-13 (g) which saltry »hull he In Ueu of lies, i In All truck, drivers, excluding such 1 ',. • ,,. ci.iii ty u( rnf iiinoiint to be rtilsed from nil soiircpu but he shull be entitle,! to rec-lvc ,:i us .-" imp'.ovcd in the Tire Depart- Storv forthe |inrii5se« di'snrlbed In Section 1 ut ihe Revised Statutes. "Tin ,' iiiilli-C t pnnvinmn FOD TIIH isismNr-n or IPPS MOW allowed to him by law. HMirs shi'll br |inld ut the bnslo rate 1 hereor Is »1,725,000. Section 1. Thut the ninount of the of %'i Ii7 per hour. ' .,|,,rv A L """W«l HO?!'* ? OR NOTES TO proceeds of the bonds or notes author- SECTION 1. Section 0 ol tin- ordinance H FINANCE THE COST THEREOF. |H> Th'i t). ; P:iri; liihc Section 4, That there Is hereby au- 1 P1 ii per hour. Park Attendants I- '!• of tl.5rO.noo bonds or noti-s to finance Section 8. As lonn ns nny of the and ;i:l olher li-iinl dociinicnts a - arln! ''' "' tl the cii'l Iliefeof." . thorized the Issmince of negotiable In the ordlnnry course of the c Mirptn- •ih?ll lie pn.d nt the bnslc rate ot $1.87 MOTHER'S DAY,.. bonds' ot notes iuithorl/.e.d herein arc KPrlal honds of thp Borough of Car- plnted routine o( the iiclm'.nlstr;itlvc l*r hmir Al! I'.irk employees Includlllj WHIREAH. th" floroiu-h Eni:lnppr hits terpt, III the County of Middlesex. New outstanding the full faith and credit it'e I'nrk Siipprlnteiiilein shall be un- preuflrpd e^tlniireii frir sitPh worl^ mi- Jnnwv, In the nKuresat*1 principal of the Borough of Cartere-t, In the | iifl.ilrs of fhe. government of the Enr- r!t]r the il'.rrrt supervision of the Street thorlzlnis tlie said ordlnaiicp nml siirli nmoiint of not exceeding One Million Cotinty of Mtddlcse. New Jersev, shfill | (ni!;h. Such raiipen.-atlon docs not Cf>i:-ini.;Klu]ipr or Superintendent of Include legal services on mutters (if es'lmntps an- in excess or $l.55l).i)i)O.i)fl. Spvrn Hundrpd nnd Twenty-flra Thou- be pledged for the payment of the JtO'ld.S. i II I' I \ \• <• nnd, I sand Dollars (tl,725,000), pursuant to principal of and Interest on all of the special 01 technical nature nor lp[«il AN OR- services rendered in any uctu iki The Director of Welfnre shall be WHEREAS, 1' Is necessnr-y to lssiie the Local Bond Lnw, Constituting Arti- bonds or notes Issued pursuanp t to this IKUVISI cle 1 nnd Chapter 1 of Title 40 of the d riti shall Uon In which the Boroiinh nuiy be In- paid nn uimual salary of $4,710.00. The ••; OF A 1HIBKAU I'ddltlonnl bonds 'a provide inonle* for ordinance, and an appropriation shall Clerk of thp Welfare Department shall ADVANCE SALE! Revised Statutes of New Jersey, for be annually contained In the budget volved. ,,iN I'HOVIDINO s\irh nurpo'ps; now therefore SECTION * Section 8 of the nrdi- be p'lld ,m iiiiniinl s.ilary of $3,500.00, HE IT ORDAINEO I1Y THE MAYOR the purposes of fmnnctn'! the cost nf. and taxes shall be levied annually for NINO W d Itt on all of nanre to Which this is nn iimeiir'mPUt (1) The Clerk In the Police Depart- -•i I'liWFKH. AND AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUCIH OF the Improvements or property described such prlnclpu* and Interest is hereby amended to rend ns foi'ovs: •iipiit «hall be pnld iin iinnual salary of ; '• AS!) HEr.ULA- rARTERST. IV THE CCwNTY OP ln Section 1 hereof. The foim. rnte or the taxable property within said C1.8MI 00, rates of Interest ahd all other details Borough, . 'Section 8. Thfl Director of Recreu- .'•I'l'VKNnON, AND MIDDLBSn. NEW JERSEY: ..- Section's. This ordinance shall take tlon shall be paid an unnuul su.nry of I:IH I'hp Asslvti'.nt to the Jutiltpr In Sertlon I That the body of un or- not prescribed herein shall be deter- |, !! I HE VIOLA- mined by subsequent resolution or effect twenty days alter the first pub- $1,925.00. the Bcrun"h Hull sh.iK be pnld nil un- dinance entlllpd "An urdlnitncc nuthor- niml Ml:iry of tl.B75.00 •,, of tin1 oHU IsilnK the fonitnii't.liin or acqiilsltion of resolutions adopted pursuant to law by Hcatlon thereof after final passage m (ai The Assfstnnts to the Director or Pure Wool , BLANKETS NOW AT BIG SAVINGS!

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