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XXXIV-NO. 5 larterrCARTERET, N J., tFRIDAY, MAY 20, PRICE EIGHT CENTS mid Drive As The New First Presbyterian Church Will Look Parking Meters Operating; Pross Made ,oal is Set Plan Strict Enforcement CARTERET-Effective today, A nickel will buy n full hour Sergeant It wl.l cost you one dollar for parking. This Is the maximum. overtime parklnK in the metered The other nvallab e parking pe- |\l $50,000 area on Upper Roosevelt Avsnue. riods are 12 minutes for one By Couneil Operation of parking meters penny and 24 minutes fon two in the borough for the first time cents. began this morning with motor- Boroush Council decided on Sewage Plant Again i (iroiip Maps ists experiencing a minimum of the installation of metars after l.lnin'l difficulty. complaints have been received by Discussed; Claim f,,r Campaign According to Police Commis- merchants In that section that Many Deficiencies sioner Richard Donovan the new patrons have trouble In flndln? M r The First Presby- parkins meter ordinance will be parking space, since cars were CARTERET — Patrolman An- ,,'iiBiiildlniiFundCam- ripidly enforced. parked there all day long. drew Prosit, a member of the bor- ,, ijpcniise of specific ough police department ror the ,. lonil church. One of past 11 ye»fs, last night was pro- 1|(.,MIIR needs Is a desire moted to the rank of sergeant by ,,,nii and space. This is Clean-Up Week Ruckriegel Rites unanimous vote of the Borouuii n,,,. in the Church Council. Mr. Pross Is a membn nf ,:,,;imf.nt In.ttie Church To Start Monday Largely Attended the board of elders of the Miiuyar .;„,(• aOR and Is steadily Reformed Church and a member ."impossible to do effec- of Theodore Roosevelt IM\W. 21!) CARTERET — Mayor Frank I. CARTERET — Arthur Ruck- ,. in .such congested F. & A. M., Carteret Lodue, 267. Bareford today proclaimed the rietiel. 51, long active in Red Cross, ill(l dunvters. Additional Odd Fellows and Craftsmen's Club. week beginning Monday. May 23. civic and community work, died ,11.,..iod for the act.vl- Borough Attorney Nathnnlcl A, as Clean-Up Week in the borough. Saturday at his home following a :.ii,,. Church throughout Jacoby wag directed to cuntiu-t He urged borough householders long Illness. Employed for many \nDilier need and desire Russell Watson, special counsel for to cooperate with the Street De- years by the Amrrlcnn Oil Com- . i bounty in the Church the sewage plant court suit to de- partment. The crew will make pany here, he was assistant super- daily collections between 8 A. M termine if the borough can pro,crd , .actuary Is desired to intendent of the plant., nd 4 P. M.. Those having large with correcting certain allegedly uucsiion during the Born In this borough, he was terns to dispose of that cannot be faulty conditions of the plan!. ,i The cost of remodel- son of Mrs. Catherine Ruck- landled by the garbage truck are The matter was broui;h up- by . . ni structure would be iesel, 30 Post Bou'evard and the requested to contact the Street De- Councilman John Nemish who said An estimated figure for te John Ruckriegel. partment, so that ft special truck he had. a report on the sewage the present building :an be dispatched for the pick-up. plant from the plant's superinten- , ,i $20,000.00, and the : Mayor Bareford appealed to all dent in which various deficiencies i, ill-lined It unwise to residents of the community to help were stressed. He said that even ..Miniint of money Into make Clean-Up Week a complete if the pending court suit is settled, ,i building. And so the A NEW EDIFICE: Here's the architect's sketch of the prorios d new First Presbyterian Church in Orteret. The "kick-off" success. "You can make your own It would not correct the conditions. , m-.v building were ln- The borough attorney also was di- banquet for the building fund drive will he held June 6 and the fund will be launched the next day. home a more attractive place in ,, ,-<>iwegational meet- which to live and^at the same time rected to write a letter to Louis B. help beautify our community," he Booz, consulting engineer de- ;, ,.M-ii plans for the new said. manding a blueprint of the sewer, .iiii.u would locate lt on Six Scholarships Kiwanis Club to Collect Woman's Club The mayur said Unit everyone showing tie-ins, etc. Mayor Fiank • caiteret Avenue and can help from the smallest child I. Bareford reported on a confer- • i.,it Entrance to the to old folks. He suggested that ence with the mayor of Rahway :;: would be from Em- Won by Students Books, Magazines, Sunday At Installation householders clean out their attics regarding the Rahway River • ,: vi ih the new building and cellars and discard articles cleanup. •,, iin-old structure. The CARTERET—In a desire to rounds, Reading material may be : CARTERET — Two additional CARTERET—Newly elected of- they no longer need. This clean-up On motion of Councilman Ne- ,•.. s.uictjary would seat help the less fortunate, Carteret left at the curb. ficers of the Carteret Woman's mish, the council approved a reso- 1 scholarships were awarded to Cor- Kiwanis Club this Sunday will program, the mayor declared, will ., Tin new basement On June 5, the club has an- Club were installed during also help prevent fires. lution, whereby In 'the future teret Hish School students, Prin- collect books and magazines :i|,' additional room for nounced, profits of the Walter candlelight ceremony yesterday "If your home needs paint or re- utility companies will be required s hix)l. The sanctuary cipal Herman E. Horn has an- which will be sent to hospital Dumansky service station, Wtst afternoon at the club's closing to post a bond whenever streets ( and orphanages. pairs, this is a good time in which , il IIHR would be turned nounced. The total now stands at Carttyet, will go to help under- luncheon held in Herm's Restau to do it," the mayor added. are excavated. He complained School rooms, also. According to School Superin- priviledned children. rant In Plainfield. Mrs. Thoma principally about excavation work six. tendent Edwin S. Quln Jr., presi- I MM, h would include, a At yesterday's meeting, S. B. Coughlin, chairman of the evening done by the Middlesex Water i;;dy ,md a choir room. Edwina Czajkowski is the fifth dent of the club, collection will department, was a guest. Company, which failed to patch start at 10:30 A. M. and continue Page, public relations supervisor VTA Ink Planning !.-, in the new sanctuary member of the graduating class Mrs. Clifford Cutter assumed up the streets properly. until 1 P. M. The members will of the Bell Telephone Company ALtjc H Church nursery. the duties of president of the club Graduation Party An ordinance was passed on first to be awarded a scholarship. Miss assemble at St. Mark's Church gave an illustrated talk on radar ,! Wiilwmsburg archltec- In the ceremony conducted by Mrs. JOHN RUCKRIEGEL reading establishing the grade on" Czajkowski received* word this at 10:30 A. M. to make the !ii ur employed through- as an aid to civil defense. William Conway. Other officers UAR.TERET—The regular meet- Tennyson Street and an ordinance -••A building. Architect for week that Connecticut College for inducted included: Mrs. Edward Ing of the Washington Nathan RuckrieRel had served .us cam- prohibiting liquor licenses to es- •i is Robert Pfeiffer of Women at New London has grant- Kucinski, vice president; Mrs. Hale PTA, took place on Wednes- paign chairman for the local unit tablishments located within less . Actual construction on ed her an award. Breakfast Sunday To Crown Queen Percy Galbraith, program chair- day evening, at the Nathan Hale of the American Red Cross. He than 350 feet from a church or •M..iiiiiK will begin as soon The daughter of Police Sergeant man; Mrs. Richard Ebert, record- School. Mrs. Paul Sabo president, was a communicant of St. Joseph's public school. 1 ,.- r;ibcd. and Mrs. Czajkowski, 5 McKinley ing secretary; Mrs. John Kindzier- presided. Mrs. John Ciko reporte Church and was past president of Fifteen residents of West Car- Avenue, Edwina Is vice president For Church Unit ay Fete ski, Jr., corresponding secretary; on the plans for the 8th gradi its Holy Name Society.- member of (Continued on Page 4) of the student organization, mem- Mrs. James ,0'Donnell, treasurer; graduation party which will b< the Third Order, Servants of Mary, ber of the National Honor Society Mrs. -Conway. federation secretary, held June 16 at the Carteret Higr member of St. Joseph's county and •women Hear CARTERET — The Ukrainian CARTERET—Mary Jane Trao- local Nocturnal Adoration Society, treasurer of Bunsen Burner, and Catholic Daughters of St. Mary's sky will be crowned May Queen at and Mrs. Sydnej Barrett, auditor. School. Father's Night is The new president introduced the past grand knight of Carey Coun- sports editor of the Ann Scott Ukrainian Catholic Church under the annual May Day festivities in Preceding the meeting, Robert News. Last year she was selected new members of the board of direc- McWilliams spoke on probation cil, Knights of Columbus, faithful [Report on Project the supervision of Mrs. Alice the Washington School music as Carteret's representatve ta Cit- tors: Mrs. Karl Grohman, Mrs. R. case histories, stressing the fact navigator of Carey Assembly, Marked by P.T.A. Wadiak and Mrs. Ann Pukash will room on Wednesday, May 25. The izenship Institute; she was also L. Jensen. Mrs. Edwin Quin, Mrs, that there are no problem children fourth degree, K. of C, El Hakkam |c\\:tiii:fT — A grand total of sponsor a breakfast for First Com- attendants will be Margaret secretary of the Athletic Associa- Herman Horn and Mrs. B. W. only children with problems, Caravan, past officer of the Mid- CARTERET — The St. Eliza- i Dren raised by the 77 municants of the parish Sunday Grandell and Linda Resko. Mi- dlesex County Federation of Holy tion. morning after the 8:00 A. M. Mass. Harrington, retiring president. film on the Children's Aid Societ; beth's P.T.A. held Its regular .'•[urtments of the New chael Kovacs will be the crown Name Societies and past president Breakfast will be served in the Mrs. Harrington was presented was shown. monthly meeting, with Installa- •I'r Federation of Wo- Her class voted her most pop- bearer and Thomas Krissack will of Chapter No. 4, K. of C. . .b ;<> help finance the church auditorium. with a past president's pin by the The attendance prize winner; tion oi officers. Mrs. Herbert Hal- ular, best sport, and best all- place the crown on the queen's Surviving besides his mother are : •' lit -Help centers in the membership. were Mrs. Louise Ruckriqgel's 8tl stead, regional director, was thr* around girl. Rev. Paul Harchison, pastor, will head during the crowning cere- his wife, Mrs. Louise Kreldler :• > Mi-cording \o Mrs. Joan Soltys. 6 Christopher be celebrant of the Mass and will The board of directors will hold grade class and Mrs. Ann Bishop installing officer. The feature of monies. Kindergarten class. The special Ruckriegel, and a daughter, Mary N.-'init'c chairman of th« 3trect, was the recipient of a deliver the sermon to the children. its first meeting on July 13 at the the evening was a Father's Ninht "prize was won by Mrs. Ann Me- Ann. :..i:a Department. scholarship award, from the The fourteen children receiving The traditional May Pole dance home of Mrs. Cutter. Announce- with 36 fathers in attendance. Leod. The 8th grade mothers wen The funeral, largely attended, 'Miu Departments as- Middlesex County Teachers Asso- their first Holy Communion are: wjll be performed by Miss Sophie ment was made of the following A candle-llghttng ceremony was in charge of hospitality. (Continued on Page ii i:i'.irily in raising funds ciation, according to Miss Eleanor Irene Brus, Stella Carr, Bohdanna Ziemba's class. (Continued on Page i) • ftfld in commemoration of the l'..:iii)|)ine centers. This D. Ha,wk, chairman of the scholar- Chomut, Mary Gudz, Gladys To entertain the queen, episodes ninth' birthday of, the association ^ originally instituted by ship committee. Lehosky, Patricia Pukash, Eileen from Hansel and Gretel will be with the following past presidents • fviiiTatlon during the Mis* Soltys last week was the Sadowsky, Bonnie Skocypiec, Don- dramatized by Miss Sharkey's Metal-Thermit to Spend $750,000 taking part: Mrs. Rose Uliouse, ;.;b j-.ison. winner of a State scholarship to na Wiidlak, Roman Hnatowsky, class; a square dance will, be exe- Mrs. Emma Abaray, Mrs. Mary Nicholas Illnyckyj, Rohert Pukash, , :' on the huge success Trenton State Teachers Collie cuted by second grade children Sohayda and Mrs. Mary Skiba. Michael Siuda and Bohcten Zu- ;:.':-i;ihmi; campaign was ttius^she has the distinction of two from Miss F. Rubel's class and For Office Building arid Warehouse Final plans were completed for benko. '!.'• stale Federation con- State and Mrs. T. Herman's class; a Scottish a theatre party to be held tomor- wards granted In CARTERET — Announcement turing headquarters in Woodbridge | Township's counsel, and Mayor • !• Atlantic City. Mrs, county competition The Ukrainian Catholic Daugh- dance and song will be given by row. Buses will leave from the ters will also present each child was made yesterday by Metal & is the result of expansion of ac- Hugh B. Quigley were largely in- c•>-. • lilin. who will serve Mrs, Anne Richardson's class. Mrs. k church at X P. M. sharp. :; Thermit Corporation it will erect tivitiofi and personnel, H. E. Mar- strumental in obtaining an agree- I:I !»r the local group with ft gift. A group photo of the Helen Strack's class will close the •Parents With perfect attendance First Communicants will also be tin, president of the company, ment on the par^ of the New Jer- iii.i5-56 club year, and Lt. Cindu in Army festivities with a circus parade. a $750,000 general office building were presented with gifts, and ,U1 taken. stated. i-'.^ Abker .represented Costume and properties are the and warehoused he|e adjacent to sey Department of Institutions and past presidents were presented 1 Championship Match It was also announced that all The Metal and Tnermit now oc- ' 'iiiitat the meeting in work of parents, faculty and chil- Its Research Laboratory on Rah- Agencies to relinquish a five-acre with corsages. Afljer the business children of the parish who will cupies offices at 100 East 42nd dren, i way Avenue, Woodbridge. It is ex- tract to accommodate the com- meeting the participate in the annual crowning Street in New York, and its ex- Waldorf Bee me r : M;)S regular .meeting FORT DIJC — Lt Eugene A performance will be* given at pected the building will be ready pany's needs. dance studios ceremony and procession which ecutive offices will remain at that presented a pro- • Mi Coughlin described 3inda, son of Mr. and Mrs; Joseph 9:15 ior the parents of the first' for occupancy in April, 1956. Solons Must Approve gram. • "•«• project which the Ginda, of IS Post boulev.iru, ^.u- will take place next Sunday. May addre'ss, at least for the time being. grade,.children. The program will The'office building will consist :)l iurtments have chosen tqret, is a member of the Fort Dix, 29, at 3 P M., are requested to News of, the company's plan to While approval of the Depart- be repeated at 10:30 for the sec- of two floors with a total of 25,000 ::;!'' your. It, will Involve meet tomorrow morning at 9:45 enlarge its holdings in Woodbrldge HJfent's action in releasing the land N. J., rifle-pistol team competing ond grade mothers and friends. square feet and its architectural : •••'^ to totally equip a m the annual First Army cham- A. M. in the church auditorium.

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Roskovlcs, pastor of the m dent of the Eighth grade expressed on May 7. she carried a prayerbook covered ,H, yrnde group. On Roskories. pnstor of the church, church, performed the doublc- her thanks and gratitude on be- with two white orchids and baby's , ufst was presented In a letter to his parents, Mr. rtng ceremony. K half of the Eighth grade and performed the ceremony. breath. ,. Mi houtonnaire, and and Mrs, Michael Totrr of 281 f thanked the mothers for the won- Waite Avenue, from the Recruit Given in marriage by her The bride was given In mar- 11 uppointed place at derful meal that was prepared father, the bride wore a Queen riage by her brother, Charles H. Miss Dolores Santos, this bor- Depot, Parrls Island, S. C, it was ough, was the maid of honor, tU,:il tables,William Anne style gown with ft detach- Colman of Salem Depot, N. H. She ;,,., president, of the The Eighth grade "Will and Tes- stated that Toth and a compan- *h!le the Misses Patricia Smisko, timony" was read by Walter able train fashioned from tiers of wore a trlple-tlered gown of man- ,|, presided over the ion, Jatoes Daniel, went swlm- Perth Amooy, and Joan Servon, Blalous, mtrtg. Seaman Toth was about 50 nylon tulle and matching lace. u in the capacity of The fitted bodice was embroidered South River, sister of the bride- In conclusion the guest of honor, yards from shore when Daniel, groom, were the bridesmaids. The As behooves a with sequins, us ware the sleeves St.t Elias' Sodality , liml., ihe merry-rrmk- Father Konopka, spoke to the Who remained close to land, heard bride's nie;:cs. Sharon Wood. Lin- Eighth graders, encouraging them and Quefn Anne collar. A pearl ,n in quite a solemn a cry for help. He turned, but was tiara held her fingertip-length At Annual Crowning den, and charl«n« Colman of ,. ,i decked shr.ne of to pursue their God-given talents unable to see Toth. Salem Depot, wrre the flower girls. to the utmost. tulle veil In place, and she car- CARTERET — The annual May ., \i I of Consecration Others standing nearby ob- ried a prayer book adorned with The bride's brother, Michael Lu- • j I,, president and was The Eighth grade graduation ex- served that Mr. Toih disappeared Crowning of the Blessed Virgin knch, served as bost man and ercises are scheduled for June 12 lilies of the valley, and Ivy cen- Mary was held Sunday afternoon •I;,, hymn "On This from view immediately after call- tered with an orchid. ushers Included Ernrst Bara, ,;,iful Mother." which The commencement exercises wll ing for help. Daniel, the life at 4 o'clock in the St. Ellas' O. C. South River, and Thomas Higgins, ,..• i lie entire group. be held at the Carteret High Schoo! guards and passersby joined in a Miss Irene Mae Rakovlc attend- Church, Mllltown. auditorium at 7:30 P. M. All Miss Mary Ann Kavchak was ,:v(i with the seventh futile effort to locate the seaman. ed her cousin us maid of honor. The newlyweds are motoring to I.KIITS .sailing across friends and relatives are invited to Small craft and a helicopter par- Brtdnftnalds Included two other the crowner. assisted by Reglna attend. Miami Bench, Fla . and will pro- iin- ease of profes- ticipated in the rescue operations cousins, the Mlsaes Ginger Rako- Kavchak Crown bearer was Betty ceed from there by plane to Ai 4 P. M. a home Graduates Include: Walter Bla- that continued until dark. Toth's vlc of Wyandanch, L. I., and Kuzma.' the British West Indies for their , ivnl by the PTA.lous. John Lenart, Rlchnrd Llllle, body was found the following day. Elennor Rakovlc; a cousin of the The procession began with the honeymoon. For the trip, the Qerald Terebetskl, Frances Van- miitlwrs, headed by Col. J. A White, 'commanding bridegroom, Dorothy Gamulko of Fourth Degree Knights of Colum- bride wore a beige Irish linen !-;,,i)ifs. as chairman Dalen, Reglna Skrockl, Edward Linden; and Irene Krystoslak. bus leading the procession, fol- Hamorski, Philip Mangano, Rober. U. S, Marine Corps, writes: dress with a cocoa brown duster "Ralph's Integrity and devotion to Tanya Gamulka, Linden,, cousin lowed by the First Holy communi- and brown accessories. A corsage Sowlnskl, Adele Czaja, Barbara of the bridegroom, and Frances ,1 quests at the lim- duty won for him the respect of cants and approximately 60 parish of white orchids completed the Kurdyla, Janet Szewczyk, Stanley Martino were the flower girls. i,v MA. Konopka, all who knew him." children. traveling ensemble. iM.viiKind Szuleckl, Kalltan, Ronald Patrick, Thomas The Rt. Rev. Monslgnor Rososh A solemn high mass of requiem Charles Ferenchiak, Jr., brother Mrs. Marek Is a graduate of ; j piiash, and the Splsak, Linda Nlemiec, Judith Ya- of the Catholic Near East Welfare for the victim was held at St. of the bride, served as best man. Carteret High School and the IT ,taff, Father Ko- kubek, Edward Kukowski, Frank Ushers Included Charles Rakovlc, Society of New York gave the ser- Qarbizon Studio of Modeling. She , in e. and Wtlliam Sosnowskl, John Paczkowskl, Mary's Church by Rev. Thomas ; mon and benediction. In the sanc- also attended Rutgers Extension :.,,l wiili his opening Dorothy Szullmowskl, Rosemarie B. Meany, with Rev, Harold T. Jr., New York City, and John Holoob. tuary were the Very Rev. Gilbert "University. Her husband was grad- K^hth graders. Hermanns, deacon, and Rev. John Halas, cousins of the bride; Rich- t.HOut-lsWc Mihalyl, Ph.D., Norbertln Cannon uated from South River High ..-live graduate was P. Sullivan, subdeacon. Interment ard Minue and Leonard Gach. and Rev, C. S. Roskovlcs. School, served in the Army Mur- M make a brief was In St. James' Cemetery, George Ferenchiak, Jr., another ing World War II, and Is now .i in turn expressed Woodbridge, where Rev. Francis cousin of the bride, was the ring MRS. MYRON TUCHAPSKY employed In the Johns-Manvllle ;n ;i brief and quite Two Boro Students A. Sheridan offered prayers. The bearer. > Honor Mrs. Hellvy Division, New Brunswick. At State Conclave bearers were Harold Ward, Jr., The newlyweds departed for a ,. • i .v. were also called Harold tyard, Sr., Richard Toth, wedding trip to Florida, the bride At Farewell Social On return from the honeymoon, Ernest Pauling, Daniel Jensen and weartag a white linen dress, pow- the couple will temporarily reside :. linir diploma place CARTERET — Kathryn Ellen John W. Kopil and Bridb CARTERET — The Carteret Bishop and Mertie Mae Crowell. Edward Miller. der blue duster and accessories, a at 189 Pershlng Avenue, The body was escorted to this white hat and an orchid corsage. High School P.T.A. feted Mrs. ill' THANKS members of the Anne Drew Scott Edward Helley, former vice presi- chapter of the Future Teachers of city by John Kenny and Edward On return they will reside at MKIfAHL TOTH On Bermuda Honeymoon dent of the association, at a sur- Aleksey was In charge of a firing Union. t Rev, Klette to Attend America, attended the tenth an- prise farewell soolal held Tuesday • Ajircss (5ur sin- nual state F.T.A. conference at squad from the Third Naval Dis- CARTERET — Miss Rose Mar- chael Brady, sister-in-law of the Mrs. 'Tuchapsky attended local evening the the Carteret High Syn od Con vention iii to all our Stokes State Forest last weekend. trict, with Carl Alisa, bugler. garet Brady, daughter of Mr. and bride, and Mrs. Charles Mahoney, schools and Is a graduate of Car- School. ..: s .md .neighbors • Arranged by the State F.T.A. Mrs. Charles J. Brady* 355 Wash- South Amboy, Another cousin, teret High School, class of 1951. CARTERET—The Rev. Karl O. Mrs. Helley will leave with her :.•. .lets or kindness coordinator. Howard S. Apgar. and ington Avenue, became the bride Lynn Mlele, Iselin, was flower girl. Prior to her marriage she was em- Klette, pastor of Zion Lutheran Banquet Tomorrow family shortly to make their home . i hey extended sponsored by the New Jersey Edu- of John William Kopil, son of Mr. Wesley Catri served as best man ployed as a cosmetician in Ko- Church will attend Synod Conven- in California. • •••.ivement in the cation Association, the conference At Calvary Church and Mrs. John Kopil, 128 Emer- and ushering were Michael Brady chek's Pharmacy. Her husband tion at Ocean City from Monday Mrs. Helley was presented with : i)elo\'i'd son and featured discussions on teacher son Street, in St. Joseph's Church, and Charles W. Brady, both was discharged as a master ser- May 23 to Thursday, May 26, and CARTERET —The Calvary a gift on behalf of the association ..;;!: Michael TotTl training programs, careers In Saturday. Rev. Louis M. Certney, brothers of the bride, and Joseph geant after three years service In will represent his congregation. Church "Chicken Paprikas" Ban- and a personal gift from the presi- :,,i:v acknowledge teaching, F.T.A. activities and Jir- OSM. performed the double-ring Kopil, brother of the bridegroom. the U. S, Army, including a tour A special feature at that conten- veniie delinquency. quet sponsored by the Men's Club dent, Mrs. Frances Donovan. Ap- :i:e many floral eremony. Michael Brady, Jr., a nephew, of duty in Korea, and Us employed tion will be a historic State Wide will be held tomorrow at the proximately 35 members attended. 1 i.i 1 bouquet*, do- Miss Cromwell was selected for Given in marriage by her father, served as page. as assistant traffic manager at Lutheran Rally on Wednesday, Church hall at 6 P. M. There will May 25th. An outdoor service will i 11 -, and to Naval the executive committee of the he wore a gown of Chantilly lace The couple left on a 10-day Gordon's Dry Gin Co., Ltd., Lin- be a short program after the din- be held In the evening at 7:30 1 ,: dtivillp, Florida; state organization. iver taffeta with a portrait neck- cruise to Bermuda aboard the den. He is presently attending the .Just So ner at which time the members of ine and cap sleeves, detailed with Queen of Bermuda. For traveling, 1 P. M. Dr. Edwin Moll, internation- :. v Kenny; clergy Calvary Men's Club will render Traffic Managers Institute in New "We should be careful what we eed pearls and sequins. The full the bride wore a pink suit with York City. say," said the cardful friend. ally famous missionary will be the CMIITII, Rahway; CARD OF THANKS several choral selections. John guest speaker. He has just re- :1 Di.trict Firing Szalaji Is chairman of the kitchen ikirt of nylon tulle was fashioned blue accessories and a mink scarf. "Of course," said Miss Cayenne, STEPHEN KASHMER 1th lace-scrolled poniers termi- An orchid corsage completed the "altho it Isn't so much what you turned from Palestine' and will i.iv police escort We wish to express our slru committee. The proceeds of this bring first hand information about banquet will be donated by the ating In a chapel-length train. ensemble. On Teturn they will re- High School Group say that makes trouble as what • ..-.. and Thomas cere thanks to our relatives, somebody else says you said." World Lutheranism in Action. :L^S our deep er, Stephen Kashmer. School and Rider College, Tren- on credit and financing by Mr. Let's Get Together firmed at Holy Trinity Church CLUB our relatives, We especially wish to thank ton, and is employed at the same Backus, credit manager. , :.'•. iibor.s for their with his uncle, Emjl Skiba, as the Rev. L. J. Petrick, our pas- sponsor. place. He fe a veteran of World On the trip were Dolores Platt, '•n of sympathy, tor, of the Sncred Heart R. C. War II, having served three years. Valerie Hodroski, Mary Ann Fr4tz, Guests at the supper included: Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Duke • i r-:> and beauti- Church of Carteret; Rev. Mi- Blanche Tandyrak, Grace Camp- Mrs. Anna Tryba, Mr. and Mrs. Silvestrini. 27 Skitka Street at the and chael Churak. pastor of Holy bell, Margaret Semenza, Claretta • .;<-s extended to Stanley Tryba, Mr. and Mrs. Elim Rahway Memorial Hospital, May Trinity R. C. Church of Perth Course in First Aid Page, Olga Markus, Kathleen >•••!:' bereavement Skiba and daughter Carol, Mr. 6. Mrs. Silvestrini is the former Ambay; Rev-. Matthew Ko- : Czajkowski, Bernadlne Kallay, in dearly beloved and Mrs. John Tryba, Jr., and son, ean Yeisley. To Conclude in June nopka, pastor of Holy Family Shirley Page, Honda Lee Krueger, . in and sister, mark, of Perth Amboy, and Lo- Lydia Zimmerman, Olga Klelman, R. C. Church; nuns of the Or- Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. CARTERET — The first aid retta Arlene Ferrence. Kenneth Jones, 55 Roosevelt Ave- Constance Blalous, Patricia Ohlott, • ••'.'.• vvLsh to thank der of St. Francis: student course sponsored by the Carteret Mary Toth, Mattie Williams, Clean-Up choir; Rosary Society; Holy nue, May 11 at the Perth Amboy i:.i)M. Rev. Gilbert First Aid Squad, Inc., through'the Joyce Greely, Theresa Brucato, '•'• ''••' Rosary Society Name Society of Sacred Heart General Hospital, Brief Items American Rqd Cross is progressing Cynthia Bohanek, Nancy Amund- • • 'a's RC. Church; parish; First Slovak Catholic Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. son, Margaret Molnar, June Wood- PTA.; Dr. I. Union Branch 324; Woodmen Stanley Gasior, 80 Popular Street rapidly in training the members hull, Rosealle Greenberg, Marie The • •> •• of Rahway of the World Camp No. 97; Dr of the Week at the Perth Amboy General Hos- of the group enrolled. The course Pilot, Mary Sudzlna, Jane Shivers, • iiiy employees; L. S. Downs; nurses staff of pital, May 15. started on March 21 and will con- Rosemarie Filip, : , Uu-bold from the Borough of Carteret; Car- tinue to June 6, comprising ex- They were accompanied by Miss teret First Aid Squad; V.F.W.; Son born to Mr. and Mrs. i ; Local 575, in Garteret actly 22 hours of Instruction. Olive Gundevsen and Miss E, C. : D^lton Motor Co.; officials and Thomas Howland, 64 Lieber Ave- Monahan. Borough of Carteret y 10. Local 440; ernployes of the Foster Wheeler nue, May 15 at the Perth Amboy There are 32 people enrolled in ''h-iii; friends from • Carey Council, 1280, Knights of General Hospital. the course under the instruction '"iii employes of Corp.; those who donated cars; pallbearers; Carteret police Colunjbus has named Stephen of Joseph Comba, American Red Hande Me a Rejection Slip iollbi'arers; Car- Torok as delegate and Frank Go- Son born to Mr. and Mrs. John Crass certified Instructor. Male 1 escort and the Bizub Funeral A joyous event had taken'place ••>it. and the yena alternate to the Kniphts of Bryer, 56 Pennsylvania Avenue at members passing the course may in the- home of the film producer. 1 Home for satisfactory services ''•• -nil Home for Columbus convention to be held St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth, apply for admission to the local "Here is the son and heir, sir,". During '•.•>::'ks rendered. rendered. in Philadelphia in August. May 16. Mrs. Bryer is the former first aid unit and if accepted will said the nurse, smiling coyly. ! • i.i'-it Hirii (Son) Pamily of the late Ann Uhrin. be placed on a probationary period The producer gave it a perfunc- • •'•i! Family Stephen Kashmer Solution Daughter born to Mr, and Mrs. by the captain of the squad, Au- tory glance, "Sorry," he said, ab- '•John, I'm sure I heard a mouse Irving Markle, 26. Dalbert Street,, gust J. Freeman. sently, "not quite the type." squeak!" at Elizabeth General Hospital, ——A- .< - - '•Well, do you want me to get up 1J Elizabeth, May 12, CLEAN-UP WEEK Sw.can find where and'ail U " Son born to Mr. and Mrs. John CARD 01- THANKS If ill, 66 Washington Avenue at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth. Mrs. |i° buy anything STEPHEN J. NOVOTNIK IfIH Is the former Viola NadLer, M?e wish to express Qur sin- May 23 to 28 cere thanks M our relatives, friends and neighbors for their G'HttlSTENING PARTY FLOWERS kind expressions of sympathy, CAATERET—The infant son of (see Florists) spiritual bouquets and beauti- 4r. ijnd Mrs. Nicholas Pacsok, 651 4- ful floral tributes extend/ed to Roosevelt Avenue was christened. us in our recent bereave- Henry James, Sunday, at the St. Collections Daily ment in the loss of Qur dear- Demetrius Ukrainian Orthodox AWNINGS ly beloved husband, son and Church, the R#v. J<^hn Hundiak of- brother, Stephen J. Novotnik. ficiated. Sponsors for the child 8:00 to 4:30 We especially wish to thank were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ras- Re*. John Hundiak; Prof, Jo- cok of Brooklyn, New York, Aunt • seph Lejnarowsky; designing and Uncle of the child. An open engineering Foster Wheeler house followed at the home of the Corp.; woodmen of the-World parents. Telephone 1-4181 Camp 86; Foster Wheeler Her Reason Gerp,; Afr.nunt.lne Deuartflientj UdfiS—WJiat makes you think Street Commissioner IaiUfi£,WJjfiSlexJ2oj'P.;.p,anbear. | your HusVandls getting tired" ers; Carteret and WoodBHcIge of you?''' " *' '' •---•' police escorts, and the Syno- Ludy-^Well, he hasn't been WithSpmqal wiecki Funeral Home for satis- .home fof seven years. factory services rendered, Pamily of the late Husband—What is left of a 'sweetheart after the nerve has Stephen J. Novotnik been killed.—Quonset Scout. Sponsored in the Interest of a

Colors: Shop early for GEORGE'S GARAGE White BEST Pink and Blue SELECTION 866 ST. GEORGE AVE., WOODBKIDGE Smoked i:ik BETTER BOROUGH of Styles and Expert Repairing of Colors FRANK I. BAREFORD, i 11AM) and l'OWKK MACHINES Mayor • LAWN MOWEKS Plus Lawn Mower Sharpening SHULAND GEORGE BRECHKA, Free Pick Up and Delivery , Where Proper Fit Comes First Borough Clerk Call: WOodbridge 8-0121 Carteret COMPANY 67 Washington Avenue CARTERF.T I! J FRIDAY, M/.V 20. 10f. r.\GE roun dren are,much more sensitive than sepli's Church with the H «rown people. If such talk makes Cortney. pnstor, wlihrn Children's Group Receives Communion Louisa's Letters- you furious and embnrtissed, how solemn hirch requiem IN FASHION NOW 1 Den i Louisa: must a child ferl after hearing Rev. Victor Grabrinn •„ With thp coming of hotter Why do some of us treat chll- herself publicly picked to pieces? find thr Rev. Grci'ory i, CARTERET w'.'itiher. oni't thoughts naturally 11 if they were deaf, dumb sub - deaenn. in (,| , turn to nomrthhiK cool to wtw Think about this before you di»- lf ii'irl lir.iinlf.-is? cu::s your children or their little were the At, Rrv, Msi'i And that's when cottons come to McConistin of Wood,, CHURCHES the fore. - i think I hnve written before on neighbors where they can hear ilisroiirN'hy to our own children you. Rrmembcr, they have feel- Rev, J. J. Connolly of K , Today's cottons are things of ;mil to other boys and girls, but I int>s, ton. the Rev. Stanley Mi]i, beauty, as well as belnR most ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL no: think it will be amiss to Yours. Louisa. Reading, the Rev. Jnscp practical and Inexpensive. Wonder- of Elizabeth and tlw |, Kc\. (Mvillf N. l)»Tld»im \ i;iki up the subject again. ful things are being done by the The costumes which Bette Da- Konopka, the Rev. i, ,[ i-iiiKl:i.v -services, 8 A, M. and As rr.-entlv as the past week I manufacturers of cotton textiles to 1 is ii intelligent looking woman vis wore during the nineteen days the Rev. Paul Hnrr'h • n ..u A. M..S;i:uln.v School, 11 A, M.j make them more wearable, ns well stand up before her two children of shooting "Sir Walter Ralegh," Rev. C. S. Roskovics. i,.i [*<•• more attractive. /ION 1,1 TIIERAN unil Mily. "Mary is so much smarter •weighed 8 total of 2,400 pounds. Interment was in si ( Krv. Marl <). Klette All types of costumes — from Pauline and Pauline is the Cemetery, Coloiv.a j> Snirliiy Oi'imun service, 8:30 early morning wear to evenlim of thr two. I don't know what were Robert Heightehc« /> M . Kn-:l:.sli si'iviccal 9:30 A. M. wear, not to mention attractive Roman's Club Dunne, Joseph Ca.su 1 l; ; nukes; Pauline so dull. Somehow .;..m1..y : rhwi| ,it 10::iO A, M. Iwthint! suits, are being shown In ;l,e jiist doesn't srem to catch on Jakeway, Joseph J. He co!ton. Solit,r, combined with chael Sofka, Henry K IIRST BAPTIST o thinw quickly." chairmen of departments for next prints are very .popular while sol- I ruuld not resist replying. "Well year: American Home. Mrs. Karl Stephen Torok. Rrv. J'>hn I>. Renfro ids of two shades of the same color '. ilon't think you are helping her arohmun; Garden, Mrs. Erwin Sulitl.iV -.1 \. M. Mid 7 P. M. make up pleasing outfits •my by making such a statement Wantoch: Art, Mrs. Kucluski; IIRST ITEKBYTBRIAN X)\" ensemble—a pretty rool- n her presence." Diama. Mrs. Harfln«ton; Litera- Pross is Rrv. Mulcolm (i. Brown lookiiiK print dress worn with u top Poor Pauline flushed and ture and Music, Mrs. Quin; Civics, " (Continued from P SIIIKIHJ--- S*ltidtiy School, 8:45 coat which picks up one of the squirmed and looked embarrassed. Mrs. .Jr-seph Hllib; Public Welfare. teret complained ;;bo ii A. M , naming Wulsllll), 11 A. M. colors of the print is a practlcnl I Kuess she Will have a nicely de- Mrs, John Hila; Education and atcd by trucks pntror-.i, i unfit which may be worn on many ..'ioped inferiority complex when Youth Conservation, Mrs. Nicholas REFORMED B. Diner. Mayor Bai • different occasions. lu;r mother gets through with her. Del Vacehio: Publicity, Mrs. Ebert; John Kantor, "the oui, Rev!'Alexander Darociy The Ignorant woman wjll never Evening dresses of cotton, in or- Christmas Party, Mrs. Charles Mc- nlng to pave the ill .Siuidny Siimlfly School, 9 A, M realize that she has been a stum- Kruli.sh u.ur.,!,i|). 1(1 A, M. HutiBiir- ;!suidles, voiles, ginghams or Kicrnan and Mrs. Michnel Tezbir; there appears to be » : bling block'In her child's way rath- Fall Luncheon, Mrs. R, L. Jensen; i.iii .•trviciv 11 A M. piques, are very popular and pra-c- tlon regarding the M,' liciii for the young as well as the er than a help. Spring Luncheon. Mrs. Hepworth, 1101 V FAMILY older woman. I have heard women compare iind Christmas Cotillion chairman, A lot on New ,[ ments and additions to Monmouth DATED: Mujj Itt, 1955 MODEL HOME "" Park In the past four years to UK-OROE UUECHKA, Borough Cler OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY main It as one til the East's most The foregoing ordinance was Intro modern race tracks. duced »t a meeting of the Council pi FROM NOON UNTIL DARK "The Bank with AH the Services'* 'he Borough of Carteret held Mny 19 "155. wheu It WHS adopted tin tin DIRECTIONS: put 8t. George Ave., to HACK THAI K LIKE HOME The said ordinance will be W. Lake Av.., R»hw«y. Fulluw W. Ukt further iu)u,sidered on second readliij Ave, to Model Uumt. IRST BANK AND TRUST COMMKY OCKANPORT — The stable are* for Dual adoption at a meeting of oali Council of the Boruugh of CarterM. o: at Muumuutli Pmk is like a city It- June 2. 10S5. at B P M.. Cuundl *;ham TOOTH AMBOY.RJ. selt. fur the 1,200 horses and as bcru, Borp^i^h Hall. Cooke AvenU1 Ottrter«t, N. J,. at which time and plac< Sales JACOBSON & GOLDFARB CO, many employees there in a fire all pertons Interested will be given a Mr. Amfey, N. J. HUUitil 3-4444 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and pohce department, a restaur- opportunity to be heard. ant, po«t uf/iije, movie and recrea- OBOROIS j BHIC<;HKA Borough Cler! tion hull U. V. 5-M, 27 MAY .10 TAGF, nvr, S|c\ nson, Church Semenza Rqjcascs Hill Bowl Women's League Champs (larteret Trackmen •S.J" |T " • JE • I • •-••• • ••^••- ... , Jockeys at Rcc Weekly Slate Bf at St. Mary's th Park CARTERET Dan Pf rrenzfl Recrrntlon nirertor. nnncmnreci In Ei^ht Events he followInK busi-ball and softja'.l ,,,,,,,«!•'_ Sk'p the Shce- This an' That slates Tor the coming week. (.•ARTF.HKT—Taking elstal first! Basketball totnti from lh« Klf .^••iims and Harticks— The weekly s-hetiule fol o\v.v irr;. C;irtri'et hud a coDUflrn-. Tea and SontliFMtani Ctafamx1** , ,,f the featherweight NATIONAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE ivrlv i*sy tira:' wlnnln« ft rttliy h**c rank won (h* NCAA Oi»m- ".. ,„ h.sk their ne;ks d ily 6:15 P. M. at LeMgg Field it over St. Mary's last week,; pfetotyli tkrc« time*. TV IWrw- ,,,,' .,nd uniied:stable ra-je May 23 Mon. Ml kn's Tuve n vs. c;-•',!! -n,e Blurs won all the mat-, alt? ut Ktnturk; ha* armifteJ ',, 'mst so many faceless OnvnletzTtxaco , irir fans. < >:c< pi 440-yard diuh and for all three a. E. C, win* and far 24 TUPR. c.ty Line vs. m'.If Me fnartk plarr. L. 8. 11. In the i nit' regular risers at Knights of Columbus only other conferenre team to |M park tills summer, 25 Wed. Bo's Tavern vs. St. Miki- Cnplk and Gene C)im!- Mine oloae, Bnliklnf fourth In one uill never be fjrg tten Joseph's H.N. i alii imtli won three events nplene tMrnament. The Big. Ten haa . |llirt, for acts of herois.n AMERICAN SOFTB4LL LEAGUE iik wns fir it In the shot put. placed 1-24-4 a total of II tlmp« i, ihinklrn! which wo.i 6:15 P. M. Pirk Field dls-ns and the Jave'in. while , . , The resignation of Evrrett | .,',,,,11 fume at the time., May 23 Mon. Cobra's vs. HilJ A. C. Cnrmkiini'l ruptured firitihonors 8. Dean, Stanford baseball cnarh ., Kd'oert Louis S.even- 25 Wed. St. Elius' vs. Brown's in the lUO-y.ircl dash, tie 220-yard marked the end of a 15-year ca- ,.,. i ;,fter the famed author Tavern. d:ish und the high Jump. reer M a baitball and basketball ", :l iin-oes, and Kn.y '1 lie i:umplete summaries follow: I SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE mentor . . . Haywood Sullivan, M'gh School FJeW—6:«0 P. M, l(iu-\ai\l Dash — Cirmichael: 1 Florida's (Teat football player, ;!!i-y!ir-old father of May 25 Wed. A.I .Stars vs, Ramb- I!'I; Andre-air O; S.ewarga! gave ap his faotball career for :,,|, who is calle.l "The lers. i^Ii. Time 10:3. ! baseball. Is now playlnf for the ',,,' 1:is rival r'ders ke'ause :!:»o-ynrd Dash — c.irmlchnel I 2; Andrco!i (Ci; Slewargn ,.:,. id (I vvi h saving De 'SMi, Tune "24.0. fahnatlon . , . The Tokyo, Japan Giants professional baseball team, , (!(:i Ends in Chlcayo in •140-yard Dash—Yuhas ISM>: .ScMitviuo 13M•; Hawks id.Time: ipflMored by a Japanese newapa- TOP DIVER . . . Olymplr^ham- per, returned home from a tour 11 mil)]-.: on Trier com- Holy Family Nine 0. plon Mr*. r»t M(( iirmlik. 25, of • !|,c mite, got his legs Huo-y.ird Dash—Webber (Ci; of Central and Sooth America with Los Anieln, nun tilth board . ,ii i.hi' stirrups rnd wan i.SMi; Czech ISMI. Tim.-: • record of 1 wins and IS losses (94.0S point*) and three mrttT ,,• 111M drjiiged around Wallops All-Stars 10. . , . Sot Louis and Tommy Parr 1141.21 points) dlvhiK tltlr* at met only one time, Louis wlnnhtf | Me i X'ited hoi'8\ Mile—Bohnsnck iSMi; Rundle Mexlro City's Pan-AmerUaa ;1 a derision In IS rounds . , . Al ., Hiur Styll't, s.imme.1 Ci; Pinntgan iSMLTime: 5.07. fames. ,,,nriM i|ii :'kiy a^d ga; e Behind Cural, 13-1 Hhot Put—Capik (Ci; Chomlcki Nefrsttl, former Belon Hall basket- ball player Is new coaoh of the ., i i),u-k in'o the saddle Ci; Gaul (SMi. Dlstun«e: 42 ft. India h:is ciilli'ti i\n clcvi'ii un- , !,.•:,ire the lud got h'S CARTERET-Tf.e Holy Family in. Portland, Ore., University basket- ball team. NetratU played two ion Asian ounfcitiu-f to consitli;r , church was ac- nine walloped the daylights out High Jump—Carmlehael ; Dra- ester Rovals. Jnlted States (cononu;' aid. \,l .a the fn'sh and night In their opening game In kos (SMi. iTie for thlrdi. Hdyht the Men's Senior Baseball League. .. ,',rn a special award The first jilaee team at the Hill Rowl Woman's Icnuiie, sponxnrnd by the (iyps.v (limp, were frted ft. 3 in. After the smoke had cleared and A--, management. Saturday nlfht with a banquet (jiven by Mr, DemMer. the team sponsor. Pirturcd from left to right Broad Jump—Kurtlak 'O; An- the Jcorekeeper had tallied up the ,,., :>.\-year old contender are Mr. Demrter, sponsor, Mary Dnisko, captain; Ruth Kettyle, Vicky Karmonooky, Olga Tomico Ireoli (C>; Nemyo iSM i. Distance count, he found the final result , HKki'y honors every and Edna Hemscl. 9 ft. : 13 to 1. • Mnnmouth Park where Discus—Capik (Ci; Bohnsack With a devastating hitting at- QPEAKING ,, ii in ride regularly for SMi; Tomehik (Ci. Distance 116 tack which Included 14 safeties, vii, starred in a similar t. 2 in. and three mighty triples, the Holy Holy Family Nine Late Rally Gives Knights Crush ; [• i,,i-irlii in 1952, Javelin — Capik (C>; Qulnn Family boys had a comparatively (.3Mi; Tomehik stop n threaten-tition both collected a pair of hits to lead Cobras by 18-11 Except for a brief spell in tin park. Incidentally, the efforts of the group of business • :• :i fourth inning. The winners started the bal the attack. second inning when they scorei Sports 'Round -i.' iiuiiit in the game rolling by scoring two runs in f\ two runs, Carteret had little men from North Jersey to take over will fizzle, with the CARTERET—In a real slugfest. • nail inning when -two first inning. They added one h chance with Reisener fanning :ie St. Elias tossers routed the Twn Mojimouth County groups still remaining in control •<'.*• followed by a rlng-the third, another in the fourth eleven batters and walking only 'obras, 18 to 11, this week in the By BENNT •''• ivvinbrought in three two more in the final round to sew 4-Game Jr. Loop one. His dazzling speed was a bit of the management. merican Recreation Softball •••'•'\i-d the issue. up the ball game, too much for the Carteret hitters. :l:'-i'hbi led the hitting Seen around town: Ernie Sabo showing pictures of Formed by Semenza The game was hignlighted by Carteret made two of its hits in Through the generosity of Mike '••> ii itn four. EATING LOTS OF HAY the second inning when Bobby Keplch, who donated the profits himself posing with Babe Ruth to some friends of 1 me heavy hitting by Leroy Kinch, I .Hi' outhit St, Joes, OCEANPORT - It costs ap Kent doubled and Ernie Rohally of Saturday's sale of gasoline and 1 'obras' hurl^r, who smacked a mine from down, in Mexico. . . . 'ity Line hitters were proximately $5,000 a year to keep ^or Rec Division *as hit by a pitch. Both scored, as proceeds from washing and greas- ;i| iple and two home runs. > 'Hi base when Hasu- and train the average race horse, Bob D'Zurilla was the hitting Kent tame across on an error and ing oars, the Lions Club realized "••'••' effective in the a check at Monmouth Park re- CARTERET — At a meeting of tar for the St. Elias team by get- Rohally tallied on a single by Ron- some needed caah which will be MONMOUTH PARK RACING THREE DAILY DOUBLES veals. he Junior League held at Dan ng three hits. / nie Helley. turned over to the PAL. However, BACKED THEIR HORSES OCEANPORT — There were Seraenza't home this week, the The winners scored twice in the Linden scored four times in the he results wete somewhat dis- OCEANPORT—A check of fig- three daily double pay-offs at ipening frame and after pushing thir dinning and four more runs in ippointing, as not too many Monmouth Park on June 22, '1954. unior Leatrue was organized with ures shows that the average per >ver seven in the second l'ound the fourth to win easily. urned out to help. With a little capita wager, at Monmouth Park Two late scratches in the second 'our teams enlisting. Each team odk it easy thereafter. mare .effort much more money lace track in 1954 was $88. More race set up a pair of consolation EXPENSIVE will have a sponsor. Manchy The Cobras looked a bit threat- ould have been nu»de. Many than 900,000 fans bet $82,733,161 doubles worth $18.20 and $14, in She—I like to dress to match Campbell and Don Elliott aided in mlng in the fourth and scored hanks to the young fellows who during the 50-day summer meet- addition to the regular'pay-off of -x m mm ts my complexion. he formation of the new league. ive runs but by this time the win- elped and to the members of the Ing. $110.20. He — but those hand • painted The four sponsors are Economy ers were leading by 13 to 5. Lions Club who were there and Chevrolet, City Line Social Club, Matjella was the winning hurler, costumes are very expensive, ave a hand, MMWMMAMWIWWMMMMHNM Foldert Club Markay and grille Sabo's llowing only ten scattered hits. aren'.t they? BBC NEWS: A baseball clinic Sport Shop. ill start Saturday, May 29, lor Sabo's Sport Shop won the UPPERCLASSMAN By Alan Maver Billhead* championship in the Junior Carteret youngsters from 10 to 17 League, but due, to the age ears of a»e. Prom 10:30 to 11:30 Letterheads bracket, the team Will be made up M. boys up bo 12 year of age of a group of entirely new boys this WIUIE will attend, and from 11:30 A. M. ear. I o 12:30 P, M..air boys up to 18 HARTACK ear| of age will attend. It is Programs Lots of enthusiasm prevailed at WHO, iN 1954, the meeting of the Junior League wped that the jwme personnel which will embrace youngsters BECAME 9rt1 hat did such a good job last year Booklet* from 14 to 16 lk years of age. Jer- JOCKBV EVER will again volunteer and teach the seys and caps have already been boys. ordered. During the week St.' Aoeeph'e A girl's softball league k also In proved powerful in beating the the process of formation, accord WITH City Line team, 7-3. The Knights ine Printing lor Every Need in« to Mr, Semenaa, including the 32?- won front Misko's, 15-2, while In Deps, West Carteret, Yuhasz Girls flie Senior League baseball, Holy and the Bara-Rettes. This league ANP IT Nu LOOK-7 Family gave the All-Stars a les- whether you're contemplating a big Is expected to start about June, 4 aon by beating them, 13-1. The l It was announced that the base- IF RHYTHM BOWLING* campiipi or ordering a new supply All-Stars have a good team, but ball clinic will begin on May 30 t seemed that their bats were a withAMF ds, you can depend on us to deliver and will embrace boys from 9 to bit .too big. . . , 12 years of age. The clinic will be Automatic held on Sunday mornings. The Junior League has been top-notch, carefully planned and executed organized into a four-team league U A tkree-team light senior boys Piiupotters..." " ig job promtly, and at low cost to you. league is also being formed, with jnd will be outfitted toy sponsors boys in the 16'A to 18 year age with stints and bats. The loltow- bracket as of April 1. Ity. Seme fcig are put sponsors: -City Lin*, said he is looking for one more eh- uarumed »y Ben Busman; Econ- SPECIAL INVITATION Call Today for try to rauud U\ia teajme. out M omy Ctamolet, managed by to aH clubs, leagues and four teams. James lelfer ind c^pUined by other croups! FfB6 tStffiffliBS iragene cmmicnaeirtaui) Mmay. Our AMP Autdmatii' Pin- n managed by Don Deibik and «ap- spotlers make team bowl- Yes, call tQday . . . no Ie« tMlned by Paid. 6we4a: Sabo's ine more fun for une and for estimates. We'll rush a Cobras Defeat Sport Shop, managed by Sam all. And we now offer a Sica and captained fcy Peul wide choicei of dates and man to you to help you Bweda; Sabo's Sport Shop, man- hours to suit your sched- Brown's Tavern 1 plan, Bhowing you money- OH aged by Sam *c» MKI caipteined ules. Call us Unlay tm saving short-cuts. PA)1 AT LAUREL John Turco, Schedules will be reservations. In Slugfest, 15-13 YlOti Hl$ FIRST announced later. OPEN BOWUN<; SAT- 5 STARTS Girls Softball League will have URDAYS & SUNDAYS CARTEUET- In u real "clam JIMP ONE WEEK fcnir teams, Uie Barberettes, bafce" contest in which both side LATER ro farmerette*, Debs, and the Yu- MIDDLESEX PRESS scored heavily, the Cobn*'s nouei PROVE If hasz. The league will start some- '" out Uie Brown'* Tavern in a slug 'HO time in June. OODBimra PUBLISHING COMPANY feat, 15 to 13, this week in tin A tight senior league is beinf American Rec So/tball League. Bowl-Mor Lanes j»rgaiii«ed and wffl comprise boys The Cobra's started early am WOODBBIDGE, NEW JERSEY up to 18 years of age. WOODHKIIMiE finished late, scoring three in th< Holy Family takes league lead 135 AMBOY AYKNUK 8-1710 ilrot inntnf, (iv« in Uie wsoond, aiu by beating the Ramblers, t)-0. seyta in the last three frames. CARTERET ]>i;|; FRIDAY, MAY 20, l!)5r> TAGE SIX housework. Dlsrard ti)r pair of house slippers fm i , kind of shoe. ON the SCREEN OBITUARIES Health If you have trouble \< PARKVIEW PATTER nrclies. try exercise. Pick ;, b!es with your toes oy s: . MRS ROSE ROSENBAUM MRS. DOROTHY HEPWORTH "JUPITER'S DARLING" STEPHEN KASHMER bottle with your toes . CA-M341 CA-MJW WILLIAM WHITE Supposedly based on a portion CARTERET--William White 23 feel the muscles pu of Roman history, in the days of CARTERET — Stephen (Kazi- sure your shoes and Atlantic Strert, died Tuesday at with wet or highly polished as- Hannibal, of Carthage, thl« Cln- met> Kashmer, 80, 300 Pershing Home seems a safe enough place inns fit correctly. Hi Nrlchhor Isaacs and his son. Ronnie, who home after a brief illness. Born phalt rubber tile or linoleum ema-Scope musical doesn't tam- Avenue, Cnrteret's first mail car- until you study the statistics about W< wi>!i to welcome into our celebrated both their birthdays on In England. White came to the floors may skid In the same way 1 per too much with history, ex- the home. According to a recent cumii-iiiriiiy tin In.inwlriK families: Ma* 18 Ronnif Was five years old United States over 50 years ago, rier died Friday at his home. A rubber tires skid on contact with SHEAR MAN AND BF.Asi cept In minor details. Esther residlnfi for 40 yars In Hoboken, how many accidents happen In Mr nnd Mis Speidel.. 37 Leber Mrs. Irv Isaacs, Mrs. Irv Lr.vlU, resident of Carteret for 55 years. wet highways. The doctors rec- CJRAND JUNCTION, r Williams has the role of Amytls, le ws employed by the survey made by a group of foot Avenue: Mr. iiiul Mrs. Keflnnn, 8« Mrs Al Miller. Mrs M. Shulman ommended a low-heeled walking Charlesworth and his hi, ll.isiiiniin street: Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. M. Gerstler attended the the flnncee of Pablus. the dictator n^.^U.cX doctors, you are safer crossing a erate a barbershop hen Howard Keel appears as the Car- busy intersection than you are in shoe, with a broad heel, flexible I am\ 1'n H;r.'.:nniiii Street, and Mr. Paper Mill Playhouse In Mlllburn He had been a resident of Car- Foster-Wheeler Corp.. Carteret, the spring, as soon as ; thaginian commander. Hannibal. your own kitchen. leather soles and supporting and Mrs Willl.ims, 104 Daniel and dined at Mann's after the tcuet since his ret runout, seven | i^vim: retired five years aso. An closes for the day. they Another major attraction Is the More than half of all home ac- leather uppers. Street fiiiori iuck l<> "11 of you theatre on Friday. May 13. years aRo and was a communicant 1 „,.„!„,,. i Heart R. C shear sheep. Shearlnu , Miss Louise Fink, daughter of ->rcsen::e of Marue and Gower of St. Joseph's Church here. Snr- o{ Sarref cidents are ankle'sprains and foot It, seems that .the ciosed toe Is Mi and Mrs. Raymond Josephs Church. Carteret. he was a mem- takes only four mlnut s ;„ vlvinK are his wife, Mrs. Asns is important on the kitchen us and A. and Woodmrn of t-he World. hoimr of Mr Joseph's return from Master Allan Jones, son (if Mr. nesses a masterpiece In duo- The study showed that most housewife has suffered a bruiser! TO 'COMPLETE' GAI'IKI The funeral will be held from Camp No. 01. Surviving arc his a three-week business trip to and Mrs. R. Jorvs. fiS Lcber Ave- danccs. Later they display a o.om- home accidents ocur late in the or fractured toe when a can fell A new move is und, the John J. Lyman Funeral Home wjf;\ Mrs, Dorothy, nee Yancner. Orrrnland. nue, celebrated his fourth birthday riy styie which borders on the day as a result of fatigue. The off the shelf. Congress to extend nnd A-itti ii party hihrtous. tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. A Koshmer; a son. Joseph .Kashmer doctors state that, if women would A tired pair of feet can make the central east front n| Edmun.l Urcwry Rozmestor, high mass of requiem will be of- of Cartel et: ft sister. Mrs. Susan UTrs. Pearl Sesier, fi9 Marlon wear the proper footwear around you look ant) feel tired all over. tol under plans that •, son of Mi and Mrs R. RnzmcKtor, Street, is In Perth Amboy Gt-neral Others In the cast include fered In St. Joseph's Chur::h at Mnjercak of Younpstown, O., and thi1 home, accidents would be cut Save your high heeled sandals for pendlnR since 1864 The 30 Arthur Avenue, was christened Hospital recovering from surgery. Oeorce Sanders as Pablus, the D 30 o'clock. Interment will be in Uo srandchildren. In mrm 'n Mrs. Sam Kosenbaum, 80 Dntilel St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Col'.nia. Thp funerai was held Monday Church on Sunday. MHV 15, in a historian who sits on the side- Street, entertained her Mali JontiR morning from tli^ Bizub Funeral honoi of John Bronks. son of Mr lines writing and talking about Club Wednesday evening. Guests STEPHEN J. NOVOTNIK Horn". A solemn high mass of i;c- and .Mrs Jr.iy Brooks, 81 Syra- present were Mrs. Ed Miller, Mrs. ihv. vents. CARTERET--Stephen J. Novot- iiiorc .Strict was offered in Sacred Heart Al Weiil.er. Mrs. Lou Porter and nik, 52, 74 Pulaski Avemr,( dlei ciiurch. CoiiRriiiulaturns In Joyce Ortcly. Mrs. Sum Breslow. ' 'EAST OK EDEN" Sunday nt the EKznbeth General SWERDEL & CO] Rev. L, J. Pctrick was celebrant diiuchlcr of Mr iintl Mrs. E Birthday congratulations to This is a film adaptation of Hospital. He was emp'oyfd for 15 of the solemn hlHh requiem Mass REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Oicc v, 12 Mai ion Street, on mak- Rita Miller, daughter of Mr. and John Steinbeck's novel which years at Foster Wheeler plant here. with the Rtv. Michael Qhurak, iiiK the honor roll »l the Carturrt Mrs. Edward Miller. 32 Biivh skyrocketed to the top of the He was a member of Camp 86. mst'ir of Holy Trinity Church. I/1 mm/1 re their Appointment lli-:h Srliool for the second year. Street, who celebrated her fourth best-seller lists during the fall of Woodmen of the World. S.irviv ng l n J 1 PTth Ambov. ->" "^ ' "«"' •"* Congratulations to Mr and Mrs. birthday. 1952. Under the expert direction ai\: his wife, Mary, n-e ColwasUy; the ReV. M. A. Konopka, pastor of as Agents for W Bennett. 83 LnuiM Struct, oil Congratulations to Mr. nnd Mrs. of Elia Kazan, and with a cast his father Stephen Si'., this bor-, 1 .10,y family cnurcu ut-ie as tiie llti artival of a bii'.y uill at Christ, Edward Miller, 32 Birch Street, in^ludinR Julie HRrris, James ou','h taid n s;st.r Mrs. Mary Jan- Hospit.'l. Jersiy C'liy. on May 17. who celebrated their tenth wed- Dean, Raymond Massey and Burl tek,N"W YorJc. sub-deacon. INSURANCE GROU! They have four children: RoiiKld, ding anniversary this week. Ivs. It Illustrates the emotional The funeral was he!d Wednesday Services were held Sunday nmht the Bl b Patty. Kenneth and Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rose.nbuum, turmoil in a family when it is re- morning from th.vSynowe-'kiFu-Ut ™ Funeral Home by Writing Mr. and Mrs Thumus Huwland, 80 Daniel Strict, entertained their vealed that Ihe mother had been neral Home 46 Atlantic Street,; numbers of the church's Holy Nsni Ii4 I,cl)i'i' Avenue, announce tl;i' in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen - operating a "bawdy" house on Sevvics were conducted In St. e Society, the Men s Jednota birth of a baby boy. They have om* baum, of Newark, on Sunday. the side, and when the army be- D iiipthus' Ukrainian O'thodnx Society and the Woodmen of "the Fire - Auto - Casualty other son, Thotn.is gins calling men for service. Church by Rev. John Hundiak. In-1 World. Ma.MiT Richard GrtenbeiH, son KI.KCTKI) BY COLLEGE CIX'B U'linent wits in Cloverleaf Mem-1 Interment was in St. Gertrude's and Hospitalization of Mr. and Mrs, Cliff GreenbeiB. Collesc.vlile.. Ind, — Louis J. "V'OMEN IN SHOE" oriiil Park, Woodbridge. Bearers' C> metery. Woudbrirtge. Bearers were Albeit Chambtrs, Andrew ! were Victor Kreiutr, August Mud- 49 McKinli'y Avenue, was fek'd Kun, a son of Mr. and Mrs. NORFOLK, Va. — Mrs. Narcis 284 Amboy Avenue Woodbridge, New .1 r Litkey. Wlllium Weber, Michael | ink. John Leschek. Julius Nep- with a parly in honor of his sixth Stephen Kun, 61 Mary Avenue, sus FalU filled her ca,r with chil- Phone WOudbridxe 8-3599 Yarcheski, Edward Cowal and Al-1 shinsky. M'cl'.ael Safchinsky and SAMl r.I. SWEKDFX birthdny by Mr. imd Mrs. Wallace Fords, was recently elected vice- dren to take them home from Sun- tied Peters. Joseph SUnichar. Leone. 11 Laurel Street. Guests presic! nt of the Veterans Club at day School. A patrolman stopped present were Donna and Gary St. Joseph's College for the 1955- the car save Mrs. Faltz a sum- Grcenbei^. Judy Leone, John Bar- 56 academic year. Kun, a fresh- mons for reckless driving. In Traf- biirrauk and Beverly and Richard man education major at St. Jo- fic Court, Mrs. Faltz claimed there Carter. seph's, Ls a veteran of two years were no more than eight or nine Mrs. Stanley Naber, 00 Lebcr duty with the U. S. Navy. He youngsters In her car, but the of- Avenue, was hostess for the mcct- is a 1952 graduate of Wootlbrldue ficer sitid he counted 21. Mrs. lnz of the Gabby Five. A guest. Faltz was fined $25 for "overload- High School, where he was active Mrs. A. Cineiic, WHS also present. ins in a manner to obstruct the in football, basketball, and base- A speedy recovery to Mrs. Glen driver's vision", and the fine was ball. Saunders, 69 Daniel Street, who suspended on condition that Mrs. sustained serious injuries after be- Faltz not carry so many children cover ing hit by a car. modern in her car next time. Get. well wishes to Mrs. Clifford Grandma: Would you liki. to no Maxwell, lit HiiKiimnn Street, who to the fair an dride In the round- The Federal Reserve Board has is in the Presbyterian Hospital in about dear''" announced an increase from 60 to Newark ni'upvratint! from siunery, Modern child: I don't really 70 per cent in the down payment Happy birthday to Mr. Irving mind, if it will amuse you." required In the purchase of stocks.

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J. which gives every break to the accused un- More New Jersey Voters Today Telephone Carteret 1-B800 til he is proved guilty. Charier E. Gre»M7 Those who become Impatient with our Think Ike II Run Again Than Editor »nd Publisher system, because it is often hard to convict n rates by mall, including post- a person known to be guilty, often call for Did last January ,; ipV $3.00; six months, $1.50; three procedures which would make convictions •" K, rents; single copies by mall, 10 'All l ll n advancedvance . easier. But when we see men and women ,',,. ,.;,|Ticr delivery, 8 cents per copy. who have been sent to Jail, who later were By KENNETH FINK, Director, tioned In today'j survey exptvt ,'.,,,1 os second class matter June 6,1924, found to be innocent and understand the Prlnocton Rrseirrh Krrvlcr Mr. Elsenhower to run ^KBIH. •Htrrct.,'N. J- post offlce' wieT the Act PRINCETON—The number of Arid considerably higher propor- tragedy involved in this and the injustice New Jersey voters who think tions of the state's Republican which can never be repaid, it becomes quite President Eisenhower will be the and Independent voters share this opinion. obvious that our system, which makes a OOP candidate for President Wluti Students Reach the Top? next year has substantially In- Today's vote by political affili- man innocent until he is proved guilty, is creased .since last January. ation: .fhrniii'iil progress Week" being cele- the right one, after all. More than seven out of every ten voters In the state today are i((1', nationally May 16-21 is a partial- v of the opinion that Mr. Eisen- s '.lv ;li,|)i(ipriato time to remind the young hower will be the Republican candidate for President In 19&6. .,' m[ women of Carteret that education » Women and the Home Will be cMtdliUte 84 61 80 Nineteen weelu ago, 60 per ','J,,'. inundation upon which future su a i iv of educational backgrounds at women are happier caring for their families By J. Joseph Grlbblns question showed the following: popular candidate, judging from Will be candidate, 60 per cent; the results of the New Jersey indicates that experience developed and carrying on normal home life than will not, 31 per cent; no opinion, Poll findings reported last week Mdilation and ability are the deter- they are competing in the world of busi- TRENTON—With Juvenile de- HIGHWAYS:—A State bond Arthur T. Vanderbilt, the court 9 per cent. in this newspaper. ness, as their primary activity. linquency on the increase in New issue of at least $100,000,000 declared there was no reasonable Worthy of particular mention Last Thursday's New Jersey mi:-,; Kutors in the selection of men for Jersey, members of the Legis- backed by further gasoline taxes, basis for excluding newsboys is that three out of every five Poll showed that If Mr. Eisen- • •),i.iuons. lature haye a number of private is in store for New Jersey mo- from workmen's compensation rank and file Democrats ques- (Continued on Page 10) cures for ^he problem which is torists if the Federal Government merely because they sold news- ;: y.iu arc thinking of a career in this The Swimming Season plaguing both State and muni- fails to come to the rescue of papers or magazines. Such a New Jersey with adequate funds cipal officials. classification is "unreal and ar- .v other technical industry, remember As the swimming season is approaching, to build needed highways, bitrary," the high court said. More than a score of bills are ,, Aide as much math and science as New Jersey probably needs i, we remind our readers that there are sev- pending in the Legislature de- more traffic relief through new DIABETICS' DILEMMA: — A ,.i; m your high school curriculum. eral rules which save lives at the beach or signed to protect New Jersey's highways than any other State legislative bill devised to control children from harm—and crimi- in other swimming areas each season. Fol- ln the union. Although 45th in narcotics promises to give the nal tendencies. Most of them will size, It is second in population thousands of diabetics working low them and lives lost annually in this eventually be enacted into law. j»r Mneteen Years in Prison density and ranks first in traf- or visiting in New Jersey no end area may be spared in 1955. One bill requires a parent or fic volume. Present State high- of trouble. The measure is cur- Competence Creates Confidence guardian to attend court hear- ways carry an average daily load rently moving through the State !-.,;M i Hankins, of Dawson Springs, The best way to be alive at the end of the ings Involving minors charged' of 11,000 vehicles pet mile, day in Legislature. ; ., has been given a monthly-pen- swimming season, if one is not an excep- with purchasing or consuming and day out, sevan times the na- The measure (A493I spon- i alcoholic beverages. Persons who i: Sim) by the Minnesota State Legis- tional swimmer, is to adhere to the follow- tional average and two and one- sored by Assemblyman Barnes, sell or offer as gifts any pointed half times that of New York Essex, Republican, and Assem- iir will get the $300 monthly check ing rules: or metal tipped arrow to any State. blyman Kurtz, Middlesex, Demo- minor, would be classed as dis- crat, would require a prescription .;... he lives. 1. Do not swim alone in deep or treacher- As the corridor State, within orderly. Seventeen-year-old mo- to purchase a hypodermie sy- the past twelve months practi- Minnesota State Legislature acted ous waters, or when help is not nearby torists who are Involved in traf- ringe, needles and similar equip- fic accidents would lose their cally 200,000,000 vehicles have ;' ihul been established that Hankins, for an emergency, even if you are a good ment from the neighborhood driver's license immediately crossed Its borders. drug store. The restriction is yi, ,'I.I ;,,,ii\s of age, had been kept in a swimmer. under another proposed law. Spread over 21 counties, an- • aimed at users of narcotics, who nual State highway construction I:.:* J,i prison for nineteen years even 2. Whenever possible, swim where life- The effectiveness of New Jer- sometimes use such equipment to sey's child labor laws would be funds are inadequate to cope with inject doses of drugs. in was an innocent man. guards are on duty. determined by a study conduc- the demands of ever Increasing However, such equipment has 3. Do not swim Immediately after eating, ted by a nine-member legislative traffic volumes -over the main far greater use by many diabetics ::• is thankful tjiat the legislature highways of New Jersey, es- or when exhausted. commission by pending legisla- in injecting, life-giving insulin, ; ii for him as it did, although he tion. Children would be prohibi- pecially many interstate routes. the drug used to offset failure a'.v welcomed a little more cash, at 4. If you ride in boats, memorize a rescue ted from workin gin laundries Governor Meyner is frank to of their own bodies to produce and dry cleaning establishments admit that unless a plan resem- their own Insulin—without which ::i-i.t, and would not have spent the procedure, and always carry with you.a life- Why don't you make it a point to come In tp'our odlri; under sweatshop conditions by bling, the Clay presentation is they cannot live. In fact, failure some dny and ask us a lot of questions ibouE jnsurunrr? : \i',irs in jail, of course, in return preserver-seat, or something to keep you another bill. agreed upon bjrthe Federal Gov- of the diabetics to receive regu- It may be possible to consolidate some of yoiir policies ernment, there is no source of afloat. Moreover, stay with your boat if it A pending law would define lar dpses of insulin on schedule— into one mid jllncl a saving without nny flacriflce In the a.'nal a statutory pro- equipment or prescription—there RIAL ESTATE 4 IMSURM«« ! this year, but Representative vlsion which barred' newsboys •••'' nit in t:\$ appro- him will be reminded that disorderly by another bill. would be no end of complications : •• Die student ex- Keating »Rep., N. Y.) has come from receiving workmen's com- and dangerous delay. This would greatness resides in spirit, not Public agencies could institute • • 1'im would weaken ui> with a slogan that could have pensation, in case of injury^ but be equally true of the diabetic in matter,— New York Herald Civil actions up to $300 against won him a presidential nomina- sustained the constitutionality visitor to New Jersey's summer •:' nun understanding Tribune. parents whose children ma- ;"•".)!« but also their tion ln the viefs before April 15. of the workmen's compensation resorts unaware of the State's Said Keating the other day: liciously and . wilfully destroy act. •••'- of us at a time property. Minors would be ex- (Continued on Page 10) "What this ' country needs IMPERATIVE ISSUE Robert De Monaco, 14-year- •-"'••i,!i Union Is greatly empted from testifying to the most today is a 'do it yourself ' The 46.700 student population old newsboy in Jersey City, re- '••'•• "'t-s cultural ex- commission of & morals offense tax form." in the Dayton school district will ceived the favorable decision '•'•Mties. The Smlth- if the prosecutor agrees, under be increased by more than 12,000 after being hit by an automobile •••• Pulbrtght programs Everyone wnose nead is still another bill. elementary pupils, 6,000 high two years ago while selling news- •:• ' xtraordlnarlly suc- spinning and who sees form 1040 school pupils and 1,000 kinder- A measure designed w help papers nt night In Journal !- ""menu for further- spots, before his eyes will say garten pupils by 1964. both Juveniles and prown-ups in- Square'. The lower courts had ;:i!:i|nal understanding "ameh" to that—and is a sure- Unless already bulging class- cllned to crime would prohibit sustained the legality of the pro- ""inoving the skills of fire i-ecrult for the bandwagon rooins are expanded immedi- the sale or possessipn with intent vision' which barred newsboys Safe: you carry a checkbook initeod of cash; ; ':i{| foreign students. of any politician who can force ately, the 65,400 -students of the to sell, any toy or imitation pis- from receiving such compensa- •"> the work for an- the internal revenue department neit decade will be forced to tol which has a blapk, blue, sil- tion. Convtnlant; you pay bil t any 'time, "" President Eisen- to come up with a tax form ordi- accept a low-calorie educational ver or aluminum color, in an opinion by Chief Justice anywhere; lvr" for 22 million dol- nary cltlpeps can use and under- diet. '•''•'• ;!* HOUM cut to 12 stand—Milwaukee Journal Buiineulikt: your canc*ll«d checks A " ctlort now ,1» being Today's young people need ar* racaipti; ;- :::t' Senate to' restore Since'Albert Einstein was this more, not less, education than 'i'l'^uriatl century's greatest man of sci- past generations. Science with Thrifty: you can save easier when ence, it Is understandable that a its opening of vast, unexplored you know wh«r« your monty aoej; 11 '">* cut wera1 allowed study of his brain is being un- fields dramatizes the greater lhe entire exchange dertaken by scientists. Man has burden on educators. Social sci- Smart: you build financial prtitig* ) :" :il countries would an insatiable curiosity about ences a'lso must (Jo a more thor- with your checks, "'• ''I'tnln&ted; opera- genius, and when an Einstein ough job to help people adjust <'•'•< many would be cut Come in soon and open your ! v appears upon the earth, it is to the technological revolutions, ' '" below the present and to the social problems re- Checking Account. u •tempting to seek the explanation ; '"'"eign teacher and of his mental superiority In his sulting from a world greatly l u / " ;" Programs would brain, glands cf blood vessels. shrunken by modern communi- 1 ;;•'">• reduced; new Ful- The results of similar post- cation and transportation. ''• '-''U11.S planned for Is? mortem Inquiries In the past But the first requirement, be- ''".'^'t and Korea would singularly 4!SM>- fore educators can'da this joli.

traced convolutions, measured students. The propowd 120.000,- 1 ; lobei, d,lssected fibers, nerves and ,"; I'; "»B in the United 000 school bond Issue is the only ;'hl ^ redureducedd att a arteries. And yet.the mystery re- way this basic requirement can mains. AH idiot's brain can be be met here in time. M) larger than a/wise man's; a la- Every responsible citizen in ,,.., "ia Come ,,w»» borer's no le^s complex than a the school district should resolve scholar's. The forces that drive now to cast his vot« In favor of men to great deeds and superior the bond issue—D»ytpn naUy 2% Paid on Savings Accounts Ii understanding continue to elude- N«w». ..,„ " witnesses 'urging the surgeon's scalpel and the OlHil Friday I tu ii P. M. The trustees Of the Ford ,„:, ' " the program. The probe 1 'Fodhdation could hardly have I-.II,, ;',I ";no better than Einstein sought to plumb the chosen a more fruitful field to '—and the secrets of the universe, and he waijiii cultivate with $15,000,000 than Woodbridge National Bank entered the deeps more prcr 'IHIVN thut of mental health — and foundly than It is given to other especially the area of research humans to do. To an amazing l'cili'iul Keservc System voi ltS| (Continued on Pttce 10) SLF TAX FORM degree he comprehended the 'Only seven people left in the audience! No, six. One of Federal llriwsit Insurance d PAOS 8EVEM Vht'iu's asleep!" FRIDAY, MAT 20, 1055 r\GE EIGHT CIVILIAN KMI'I.OYMI S| male tree and so incapable of do- The female tree produces usually ;prayin« upper and lower surfaces only one flower to a flower stem, mvilian emplnymii.' >f the leaves and a. the proper Ins so; or It fnay be a female tree ilthotign occasionally there may Prppval payroll Imiv;, . ;lme. As soon as the new terminal with no mnie In the near vicinity. be BS ninny as three. during March to a tnin, Your Garden ihoot-s develop three or four leaves, The only way to differentiate is by the flowers, or if the tree has The male trte produces flower 810, according tn H p.p jut the spray on. This will kill the stc-ns that have five to nine flow- hud berried, there Is no mule near- Semite-House Commit•,., This Week idults and the youns: is thev ers to the flower stem, latch before they can enter the by duction of Non-esw,;ii Br Chtrfc* H. tonnors - While the formation of the If you have n female tree and no fru it!. try to find someone who Expenditures, The in-, Ritferi UhlrtriUr, It* v flowr is the real test, rouirhly you I has n male tree. Cut a few twlss the second in two »<,,,• If you have a holly tree that can teil by the way the flowers ttolterttt* W New when they are in bloom and plare only the fifth since ,l| By Roll Harvester Iocs not bear fruits, It may be a form on the new growing twigs Fenture Editor TV (JUIDE M«ga*ine that is too young or a Holly may require some atten tlon now. us it puts forth new /•.7M iMnchester the latest candidate for titl* rol« of growth. Tugboat Annie • Of Thee I Sing, slated a* two-hour The worst insect pest of holly I; 'all spectacular, may see the teevee debut of Dorii Day a leaf miner The egg Is laid by I • Look for more and more shows to originate in LM fly. When the egg haUhes, it en- ters the leaf and makes a tunne 'cgag now that Liberace has broken the ice • Dagmar between the layers of the leaf. nd Esther William* tob e in Don't Go Near The W*U*. This tunnel appears lighter In Build it. paint it, paper it. hamfner it, cement it, Swimming, anyone? • Probable is the appearanct «>f color than the main boily of thr 'nek WeU in Las Vegas, fronting a Dixieland combo. leaf. There are two kinds of min plant it. ... Whatever the job, consult this guide for trs, the native. which makes i Vlil 1 I) RIVISF IN . , . Ren, op-ping new honors, what? • Recent winner of the r the materials that will help you do the job better. .1 ii U Hrickfr (R.) of Ohio, thread-like tunnel, and the Im lixed doubles at the Racquet Club, Palm Springs, ported, which makes & tunnel 1 -•'• -r-iiir (i)rrl(n rrlatinni »ub- Uriah Shore haa teevee make-up men in a tizzy trjrinf i "tii'Mip IN charter should be about one-sixteenth of an Inch rli.nnfd lo prevent evolution In- i get rid of her rich suntan • Edward Arntid to be wide. The latter Is the more com in «":1r those who relish those "snapper" endinf», the be obtained by spraying with DDT, either the 25 tyer cent emulsion— Henry Television Playhouse, now in productfen, 1 tablespoonful to 1 gallon of wate It was the Beauty and ould stir anticipatory glee. Thonuu Mitchell As host —or the 50 percent wettable pow Ids spice, too • CBS planning a one-shot, super-dupe* der 1 ounce to 3 gallons of water 'he Mikado. And in the caat... Bing Croiby, Jack Be sure to do a thorough Job ol -nny, Helen Traubel. Wow! • Directly from the Dallu ate Fair, August 27, will come One Touch Of Vanus, th Eddie Albert and Vivian Blaine • Cyril Ritdmrd y that made us ly get the nod as host on upcoming Devil's Theatre Homespun philosophy from the lips of Perry Como .!•: ;i single drawer In yoirr , "of course, money won't buy everything—but Take Your Choice of fliat Extra Room! In st or dressing table with an ih t" match the bedroom color ise things I've always had." Nice guy! in- In this drawer keep all lotinns, creams and make-up. • will be no grease spots that an't wipe o(T in a few minutes KMBAI.MFl) CATS PRACTICE ON TEACHER iih :i damp cloth. BUFFALO, N. Y—Bayard Mar- OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.—Miss •t mildew stain* on material tin, G5-yeiu-old scion of tin "oldJean Prlebe, instructor of surgical Point yqurself the whitest, brightest, eosiest-to-clean kitcknj yield to n sponging with de- and respected Buffalo family." was nursing at University Hospital, CREAM bathroom you've ever seen, with this wonderworking oil fU:n\ml. You m»y need found by police to have embalmed stalled her orthopedic nursing • Ih,in one treatment II the his pet cats as they died and kept class with lectures on how to care Take your pick I Not one, KITCHEN AND BATHROOl h stubborn. them in his home. The officers for patients with broken bones. but all these kinds of WALL AND WOODWClj 11: your spools with ink where found 42 live eats and 75 dead She then provided them with a pa- cream from Borden'*! lit hulils the thread and you'll ones in Martin's home. The S. P.tient to practice on —herself—she ENAMEL C. A. took charge of both live and broke her leg in a student faculty Yei you tan do il younelf, •*tn if you'vt never painted before, b*r.»wn Ki:( II'E OF THE WEEK dead anirrmU. softball game. • nomel ii tip.cially mad. lor YOU lo MW. . go«« on roiily, imooih, ,)...• Fruit Ponrh diiti to a hard, porceloin-rik« (iniih th«t raiiiii diil, gumt, grrnif V, (Serves 50) ch.p. trotli or p«l; woihti perfectly. Moke lure you gel Ihs can * h i qu.-irt water NOW!! I RBDDEVIl on il... the ton with lh« RESULTS ligtil in il. '. iriiimls sugar SOlOITIIll ftT 'q'1-do lr>« overage bolhroom. The 5'.': i i|is .shredded pineapple You can get an Air-Condition Haircut ^ fULLyil orny gallon me dot) lh« O'troge liui.tr, ' ini;nts strong tea Get a haircut in comfort in hot weather '•nji;; nranne juice OPEN PLAN TO VISIT L'S REAL SOON CM) 1'iiiun juice We Specialize in CREW FRIDAY linil together 1 quart water When you see what we have to offer TILL 9 P. M. u.i| siiL'ar (or one minute. Cool, CUTS & FLAT TOPS at HALF and HALF! you'll agree here are Jalousies as i n mid pineapple, tea, orange John Oeorges, Prop. Richer than milkl Lighter Jalousies should be. iml lemon juice and water, Air-Conditii i i ve in punch bowl with ice than cream I ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS ulies which have been dell- AMBOY FEED CO. h\ BARBER SHOP JALOUSIES -iicly tinted with vegetable col- 'S George Walsh, Prop. ring, if desired. Garnish with 1176 Roosevelt Avenue West Carteret 27 MAIN ST. :-ini!!P slices, lemon wedges, GEORGES WOODBRII)GE WO 8-0127 279 New Brunswick Ave. Phone HI. 2-1350 Perth AinlJ niuaschino cherries and mint. OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. Fish wi'ffc ft liiid it easy to locate. It certainly r:ivi's time when you want a length Authorized if thread in a hiirry, CLEARANCE DO-IT-YOURSEl Cii iv n damp cloth around with >..ii in a plastic bag placed in your W. SCHINN ON ENTIRE STOCK Wall & Floor "•*•" ;i|:'vn pocket. You can wipe grime UNPAINTED RITCHIE' mid liiiK'Tprints off furniture and Sales and Service LIGHT! v.iK.dwork in a hurry and still FURNITURE [OVER>N>> keen the apron clean. For your coffee, cereal and • Accessories fnital SALE TILE Two vegetable bins placed right next lo each other and painted in • Tires Sliding Door Bookcase Available in Kay inarvl offer a wonderful place Adjustable Shelves O 1 AC in v. Inch to keep toys well organ- Reg. 46.00 « * »^*^ ic) whether it's in the bedroom, t Tubes Nile Table 1 O OA PLASTIC-RUBBER-ASPHALT turn-cry or basement playroom. Reff. 16.00 lO*£i\J Latest Colors and Patterns •ft* t'se an old razor strap or leather 6 Drawer Dresser OP 7C AUTHOUI/1 1 i It if you want to give straight- Reg. 43.33 •ODtlO We Carry AH Makes of dine knives the Smoothest edge. 4 Drawer Dresser OC OA AGRICO S.II.|> the blade while you hold the with r*v«rt* fl»or Reg. 30.65 LD.OV INLAY LINOLEUM I," H tightly so there Is no S CUSTOM VENETIAN BLINDS TO DRESS UP YOUR HOME DEALER and itoulrall 3 Drawer End Table 1 C AC . Ml JtMltd*. blfmtlM IPM4 Mid Reg. 19.95 " 1D.**O One single mami moth and mm irMovl »;,,((] ills optimistic o'.ittook on: 1. "Qyrxftian Science; Rtfrtihiflg with vegetable* '11 ie trass national product which and fruits I MICHAEL BODNAR - Gardener .•iliows un annual rate of $369,000,- How Scientific Prayer Can Help You" DO IT YOURSELF Ono.OOU. 2. The 46.801080 house- 32 LIVINGSTON AVENUE AVENEL holds in the U. S. i vning more - by - than 48,500,000 automobiles. 3. When you tee the ELSIE Productivity is increasing and the "STEELE'S MASTODON DAISY on the carton, you population is growing. 4. The con- Dr. Archibald Carey, C. S. B., of Detroit, •sii'iiL-tiun. Loom, which is breaking Michigan, member of thie Board of Lectureship know it's PANSIES" all n curds. 4. Personal Income and Grown by Mr. Bodnar In his field at the end of Center Street reports on business in the first of The Mother Church, The First Church of in Avenel (inn t tt-i i|ijp all previous highs, Christ, Scientist, in Boston, TSorJea's Telephone WO 8-1888 — If No Answer Call 8-1956-J VACATION ROMANCE? — in — YOUTH—"Now on this ring, 1 .'.liunkl lite you to engrave: 'For 'he First my darling Muriel.' " CREAM WE'RE AS CLOSE TO See Our Fine J( welei;-"Wouldilt not be bet- Selection of ief To 'fiaveslmpIyr'Vor^iny' daf-1 [relational f YOU AS YOUR TELEPHONE .:,;•••' You see, it frill be at least a nrek before we can let you have Barron and Grove Avenues, Woodbridge, New Jersey WALLPAPER CLKAK ( Ille rlllH." under the auiplees of Dial Both Prepasted and PICKET! We Carry A Regular Complete Selection Of Fij*st Church of Christ, HI 2-0180 Your Choice of IMPORTED & DOMESTIC or «,000 PATTERNS \ 4c and u WINES & LIQUORS Scientist Free Delivery Sewuren, New Jers«y HI 2-0181 Gordon's Rah DIAL 5975 POULSEN'S TUESDAY, MAY 24, at 8:30 P. M. Builders Supf ROCKMAN'S Al your food ttoit, Frw Estimates Cheerfully Given—No Obligation 118 MAIN STREET Co. •r at jrowf door. T.WKKN & LIO.UOK Store WOODBRlpGE 280 ST. GKOfKit* K.imlolpli SI., and fcrshinf Ave. You (tre cordially invited to attend Fords Coal & Lumber Co. I'hoiie WO. 8 - 21145 ( A1UKKET, N. J. m KJN<; GEORGE ROAD FORDS r»EB DKL1V"° i;KT PRESS FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1955 PAGE NINE EXPERT NOT SO EXPERT PRATT, Kansas.—Introduced to port Reading Personals the members of the Knife and Ford Club recently'as a memory expert, a visitor delighted the au- ,„„* T. MCDONNELL All member* are urged to be pres- ent because the last fitting for the dience by recalling first, and last ,.,,,•1 iirfldlng lew auxiliary dresses to be worn In names of all the men he had met v,o s 1112-W ;he Memorial Day parade will be However, a few days later, the held. club secretary, Herman Unruh, ,,f St. Anthony's received a letter from George plt Holy Each member Is requested to irlng a dish towel as a donation the 9:00 o'clock Bailey, the expert, stating that to the auxiliary kitchen. Mass Sunday Bniley had forgotten his hat— Takes Trip morning. THe couldn't remember wh«re he had children are to The first grade classes of Haga- left It. be at the man Heights and^ Port Reading church by 8:W Schools took a trip Wednesday to Veterans are found to be good o'clock. Mem- the Staten Island Zoo. business risks, bers of the 9:00 o'clock choir will siHB at the muss and par- ents of the c o m m u n 1- ciints will re- ,,,n nt the name : , t will be served Announcing... uniimnion class In immediately after > ivtiiiird Scutti Is ii,> l)iciikfi\st, She The Board of Managers of The i Onlr Aemr brlnii ;•• t»mtih Lanvailfr Brand nftUI ,1 by Mrs. Mattlo So tfendvr. •• |«lcy. ftflA ffi Ihrr fl«it n« man tbftl i;irl Hrrzon, Mrs. Radishes 5c ordlnuj qMlllil Acini It thf onl} niilot (ood etiili Ihul milnUIni In iwn ktnl bifdrt Dim In Ihf li'M : Mrs. Peter Dos- Perth Atnboy Savings Institution wc«i«rn etttlc-nroduelni «r«il T*a muni »crrc Uiti l^n. ,\,wn Shaffer. The o«iln bnn« moil tit (ha firm ;iu l»vr eiet lulfl, •r dmble rtit un, btok will k< cbeettnllj cit»ilid. li.itiT lire to meet Bunch MI p. M. to set up has declared an inerease in the Scallions 5c ;,) picture will be , ••nimiiiion class at LANCASTER BRAND "U. S. CHOICE" BEEF dividend rale from 2V4 to Selected Each in- Sunday Cucumbers 10c ;,,v i•reviling of the M.uv will be held Florida Church Sunday Ib. ii n'durk. Mls« Al- Escarole pi-clcct of the 10c Chuck Roas ,.il;iliiy, will be the 35 , i .mull attendant c One Price - - IVone Higher! Top Quality! ,..;i r;llo. vice pre- per Acme's Lancaster Brand Beef Is not only Government Graded "I). S. Choice," but must meet Lettuce " -15c our rigid standards of quality! Properly trimmed before weighing. urnriants will be -ud.ilitv: Miss An- i.min1 Knllar, and annum (I, Theresa Mar- 1 Lancaster Brand Shankless, Ready-to-Eat Smoked ! J crown bearer Avocado Pears ^15c i \|i'v.io nnd Jean li.un bearers. The :i duss will join Whole or Either and other clill- Pascal Celery ^ Full-Cut Half ii ID the crown- Ib. N -, Sudality mem- msi AlHAMl excess fat removed shanklesSs means you do not pay for thq shank bone, which has been :., ;i'd at the close Interest at the new rate will be II removed. Fork-cutting tenderness! A mealtime masterpiece. i-i'ivmoiiy. ^tev Green Peppers *!9c n[ St. James ; t\ is to be the credited to all accounts entitled i in !c is to be a re- Lancaster Brand Oven-Ready Hen li-niii 6:00 to 6:30 to same on June 1, 1955. Watercress "^i-Wc mi (drps to Meet 5 to 16 lbs. • i hum Corps mem- • :.v\ Church Wll Including Small Beltsville i iiimorrow from Ink in the after- dairy Turk 55 .iNo to rehearse :..iv from 9:00 to Lancaster Brand Armour Canned

i iii- l'riiin Sliced 4%-lb e^ , 89 i Nuliy. daughter Extra Sharp The FEBTH AMBOT 8-oz. pkg. Size Xi Aiiiiwuy-McNulty Bacon 3 5< Panics _ Amur spent the CompW^i Cooked, No Bone Or Waste! Hind, Indiana Savings Institution .•id the Senior . i mi- College as the •: MUIUT, Rahway, CHEESE LIBBTS GREEN THUMB SALE i i' Vrtivitlfs UBBY'S TOMATO A ixilinry of Port Special! ::i|'.iny, 1 had a 18-oz. 46-oi. '••is' meeting Ib. '• home of Mrs. 69' can can .• mi Juice 11 25 'nil will be held - Hit- (iichouse at LIBBY'S FRUIT 1 k Rev. stanis- - .' and another ...New...Mahogany New! Exciting Offer! '••'• with matches s lli( Colored, " Humes were : mother and a KIMBALL English Regency /^'s, Ib. cartflln ll the child's Margarine * This IxMUtiful new l''lij;li>li hYjjt'iiry Spinet vvjlh 27' '" Ills rescue. matching IH-IICII will liurniotiizr willi practically SUNSHINE ••••"• chairman of * all interiors. It is built in Kimliall's world's Corvette Cheezit-Jl"; Cracl ; v Commission, largest piano fiiclmy under the control of the !ili'j talk about SUNSHINE iv-Wlting from Kiriikill family for ufoiiy KM) years. You can 6l/ -oz. Package |! 2 t from Nevada rent it lor 511. per nifiitli. II you decide to buy STAINLESS Vanilla Wafers 11 "iily be "irre- ft il it witliin 6 months ul! money paid for rental I Each Unit and delivery will !>c dedurtcd from the purchase || 79' SCIENCE price ami hu applied to the down payment. With $5 Purchase frosted food HEALS 4) TEAK OFF COUPON BEIOW-FIU OUT AND MAIl-TODAVI 1 Won't tarnish, won't rust, won't corrode! Start with .-».— *.• 'JL -. \ J. ^* ~ VI. I,, \ • 4-piece setting — Unit #1 - dinner knife and fork, 11) F AI ijRANCiF 1 >' M. Sunday galad fork and teaspoon for only 79c! See all pieces l^^/^i. WIVJ«U^\JU :•, I lain iitti.Tcslixl in; now on display at all Acme markets. A product of Inter- ^. A New Spinel I'iauo national Silver Company. • A SUglitly Uue«l 5pinot Tiano

• A New D»by Cranii I'ii • A lined Haliy CraiiJ I'iailo Q A Cood Upright Piano JUICE 3 • In Your Rent*l-l',urchase Plan FROSTED FISH FEATIIKKS t'Uasesendnuyourneuiculorfut'catahgandothtrli^ratun. Name— -—• , Pan-Ready Fillet of Haddock .25' Address-

11(1 -P/lDI 1 •, City State- * 49' I'NI. . ! """'tt" sta- Pan-Ready Halibut Steak n,' ll|ll«l to your ;i 'Tk« Mink C*nlv al N»w Iffy" it,. , "'''Hi;tttlons. oriH Pan-Ready Swordfish Steak ' "''I'J -service. i,, * -service. WEDNESDAY GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY EVENINGS STEINWAY KPMSINTATIVIJ .1(7 Adierlised I'lins Kfftcrive Through Suhirduy, May 2 !!«;:SK PRESS UNTIt N|NE 605 BROAD ST., MfWARK 2, N. J. and Kah\\ay Open New Hiiuiswkk Ave. 1 Thursday aiul Friday Till 9 V. M. FORDS aud Urouk Ave, Avt'iiue RAHWAY Street (Jwteret Opan Friday 1111 CARTERET FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1955 PAGE TEN security fund In the Federal ted vice president of tin ;„ successfully to cope with what Association of State o,i.,, M0M BESTS BON (ace of this staggering total of Treasury has reached (454,641.- .Ju«t. funds and human suffering—for now Kerns to be the nation's Veterans Affairs . .. v GLENDALi;, Cat—A JB-year- 124,66 ... New Jersey farmers mental anguish is usually harder greatest problem In health — In New Jersey tivi:, ojd mother qf three children and ft should act now to be sure they . CLASSIFIED • to bear than physical pain—only The New York Times. should secure n ropy ,,\ student at the University of Red- have labor available for the Paragraph* about flO millions a year Is now planting and harvesting seasons, edition of "New Jcr.., lands—Mrs. Anne £ok*r—recently • MISCELLANEOUS • ties" frois the State n<,,, • IEMALE HELP WANTED • won the Tth annual Forest t*wn being spent for research on pre- Stat$ House Dome the State Employment Service Fqr Hire vention, and cure. Mental illness warns . . . State Rent Control of Conservation mm i, EDISON ELECTRONIC TUBE CO. Foundation writing award and $1,- [Continued from Editorial page) Development.. . Now ,],.2 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS We hire out wedding rings.— costs the nation over $2 billions Chester K. Ugh am ha* taken un- MENLO PARK, NBW JERSEY QQO In prize money. Mrs. Colter de- new restriction and who found mers lire planting Uicn J Sen Ion work, part or full time. 3ign in window oj a Hollywood a year, counting lost Incomes of der advisement a request for the ( AH types of Radio and Television feated her son, Phil, 19, also stu- himself without the necessary nlng tomato crop on trainees considered. jewelry store, reported by Harold those afflicted, yet the research removal of rent controls on Tubes. All tubes brand new, 40% dent at the University. Mrs. Co- equipment to Inject insulin. greater acreage tlum j CARI.EEN SPORTSWEAR Halt in "Top 8tuff." Investment to combat It Is only rooming houses In Newark . . . to 50% off list price; guaranteed ker's victory over 1.700 coqtcst- . . . Attorney Gene ml ii 51 Essex Street one-half of 1 per cent of the First Lieutenant Charles J, one year. Tubes tested. Free de- He U ants enabled Redlands to pet a BATTLE;—New Jersey will Rirhman. Jr.. has bn i, CA-1-8791 « Away Lower tratkm, warring on "gobbledy- field but recent developments designating the date as "Battle General James F. Cantwell, personnel of the st:t •, Carteret. N. J. Call CA-1-4829 Thote who are trailing >m are gook" In letters sent out by Gov- give promise that dollars given of Springfield Day" In compli- Chief of Staff, New Jersey De- ment of Labor and in, 5 19-6 23 authority for the (act that a ernment agencies, urged letter to it can be immeasurably pro- ance with a resolution adopted V. J. TEDE8CO partment of Defense, Is inspec- the vicinity of Trentm dollar goes farther nowadays.— writers to adhere to a 4-8 formula: ductive. For example, even with by the Legislature. The Gover- 6 nilmore Avenu* lng United States Air Force In- consideration . . . N( A SEVERAL GIRLS to address, mall Arkansas Gazette. '' shortness, simplicity, strength and the comparative pittance being nor's proclamation will direct Carteret stallations in Germany and death toll from mod.; postcardx. Spare time every sincerity. spent, new tranquillizing drugs that appropriate patriotic ob- l/B-5/26 Nortlh Africa , . , Scholarships thus far tlii? year i week. Wiite Box 161. Belmont have recently been discovered servance be had throughout the 223, or seven less thm; "There are about 10,000 tax have been awarded to 135 stu Mass. 5 19-69 DARAOO'S which give promise of epochal State on that day. which occurred up ti • . collectors In the United States." dents In the several State teach AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL On June 23, 1780. the Ameri- period last year. —Statistic. This estimate is pal- Opinions of Others relief. If anything like the ers colleges of New Jersey , . • MALE HELP WANTED • Largest and Oldest tn County p can forces under General Na- pably In error. There are more amount of money and effort had New Jersey once again is top Hydramatic, Fluid and Standard rcnntlaued (rom Editorial thaniel Greene consisting of EXPERIENCED construction fore- filling station operators than been given to it as have been in the nation in average cash re CAPITOL CAPKRS-iiJ 280 McClellan St., Perth Amboy Into which, over the next flve to regular troops able asalsted by man Must be able to read blue- that In almost any State.—3t. spent on tuberculosis and polio ceipts per acre, the State Depart ter facilities adjacci,: Call Hlllcrut 2-7365 ten years, the funds will go the militia of Springfield and prints and do all typos of heavy Louis Star-Times. the results by now might also ment of Agriculture announces State House for use h 5/5-5/28 Care and treatment of the the neighboring countryside sue construction work, including road have been sensational. . . . Cooling equipment for chill ernor and members oi menta)ly ill cost federal and ceeded in repelling the best o and .sewer work. Write to Box 247, IP YOUR DRINKING has become Solution The Ford Foundation grants ing fruits and vegetables hav lature Is definitely i,!,,, state governments alone more the British Army and its Hessian Woodbridge, N. J., ulvlnR full a problem, Alcoholics Anony- The automobile designer, seek- will go far to take up this lag, been set up In most of New Jer sideration . . . With i: ; than $1 billion a year, for one mercenaries. The event marked details. 5-19, 26 mous can help you, Call Market ing more capacity (or his cars, but, as President Gaither has sey's produce auction markets and Democratic phu,.; out of every seventeen people In the last attempt of the Britisl 3-7528 or write P. 0. Box 253 can well study the method of tht , . . Salvatore A. Bon tempo, Dl •nallly adopted, pel,: the United States now suffers said, they "will not meet the to invade New Jersey. • WANTED TO RENT • Woodbrldge. average woman who can put 9 total problem." Far more sup rector of the State Division o both parties may nov, ., frqni an aliment of this sort and forget about the vnri<, 5/5-5/26 bushel of odds and ends into a port Js needed, from both publl JERSEY JIGSAW—New Jer Veterans' Services, has been elec more than half of the hosplta' sey's balance in the employmen SHELL OIL COMPANY employee half-peck handbag. — Christian and private agencies, if we are desires two- or three-bedroom GETTING ENOUGH Science Monitor. beds are used by them/ In th unfunii.shi'd house by June 15. HOT WATER? Phone WO-8-1000 ext. 306 or PL- Lime scale removed from para Enthusiasm 7-0T25. 5'19 coils, tankless heaters, Wqrk don "Why do you call th(« an en- in your own home by specialists thusiastic stew?" - - BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - FOR SALE Ail work guaranteed. Bchalblt "Because the cook put every* Lime Scale Equipment Co. WE thing he had into It." MAYTAG WASHER, wringer type, 2-4999. excellent condition, reasonable. 5/6-5/26 New Words for Old t Plumbing and Hiating f Service Stations 47 Lowell Street ' upstairs> or cull Winterized tents. Plus com- Musical Instruments • CA 1-7952. 5/19 AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE plete wlnteriMtlen. — From a Coal Glazing ASSOCIATION mail-order house's advertiser ENROLL TODAY • MISCELLANEOUS • EstablUhed 1903 ment. in our WOODBRIDGE Over 4,500,000 Members NAT SMITH & SON TOWNE GARAfi ATTENTION: Time to plan your Nationwide Service "They?" . (SOU - FUEL OIL 570 Amboy Avtnue WO 8-1056 BEGINNERS J. F. Gardner A sj They laughed when I came ID Plumbing & Heating lawn. Let us c|o the hard work, Ferd KertCB. Local Agent OPEN DAILY g to g.SUN. 8 to 2 ACCORDION With shprU on, tuit when I sat OIL BUflHERS 493 RAHWAY .WIN Roto-tilliiiK expertly done, rea- 217 State Street, Perth Amboy PROGRAM • Remodeling sonably. Call for free estimate. Phone HItlcrt.it 2-1248 down, they spilt.—U. S. 8. Au- J We Furnish and Install WOODBRIIMil] Remember, there WO-8-330U, • 5-12, 19 5/5-5/26 gusta Cracker. All Types of • New Installations Tel. WO. 8-il.i.M It no accordion to NO MONEY DOWN RESIDENTIAL GLASS We're Specialist iij buy. • Gas and Oil Burners tittle Women Hostesses New Jersey Poll LOCKSMITH Hg)RK 24-Hour Service • Chrysler Products Complete Line of Musical • Bear Wheel Alignment Donations Voted 'Continued from Editorial Page) 3 YEARS TO PAY KEYS MAC® To Mothers at Banquet Instruments at Low Prices Call WO-8-3048, HI-2-7312 • Precision Tune-ups hower were to run against for- . Free Estimates TOOLS • Brake Service mer Qovernor Adlai Stevenson, EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER L. PUGLIESE - A. LIPO By Legion Unit FORDS—A mother and daugh- ^ Transmission Service ter banquet was held by the Fords the President would poll a No Obligation to Buy GARDEN SUPPLIES AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Little Woman's Club in the library slightly bigger vote today against FORDS—The Ladies' Auxiliary HARDWARE • PAINTS with Mrs. Harry Miller, counselor, Stevenson than he did in 1952— CALL Ed. Bonkoskl, Prop. of Fords Unit 163. 'American Le- SMIT in charge. 5.7.8 per cent for Eisenhower to FLOOR SANDERS AND gion, met in post rooms and voted 257 STATE ST. VA 6-K90 • Sporting Goodsl 42.2 per cent for Stevenson. (In, donations to the American Cancer Corsages were presented to WDGE. 8-1400 WAXERS FOR RENT PERTH AMBOY Phimb Society and the Kiddie Keep Well board members und mothers of 1952, President Elsenhower rt- Camp. members. Miss Patricia Zybon, ceived 57.5 per cent of the state's All types president, welcomed the guests. two-party vote to Stevenson's, Mrs. Ellen Christensen, poppy Jewelry Service t The program included selections 42.5 per cent.) AVENEL Pet Shops Plumbing • Heating chairman, requested auxiliary by Carol Jorgensen, accordionist; members to participate In distribu- This newspaper presents the and Repairs songs by Lois Ryder, Gall Lund, COAL & OIL CO. tion of poppies May 2G to 28 In reports of the New Jersey Poll Diane Seyler, Carol Fischer, Lynn FASHION CREDIT JEWELERS 186 REMSEN AVE., AVENEL conjunction with the post sale. exclusively in this area. 826 RAHWAY AVE. AVENEL FINS, FDR Elko, Ruth Sorensen and Evon 589 ROOSEVELT AVENUE WO 8-J098 A floral tribute in observance Hirner. Elaine Pastor accompanied LOOKING FOR TROUBLE CARTERET and FEATHERS of Mother's Day was presented to on the piano. Mrs. Kiitherine Lucka, Mrs. Helen "Every small boy hopes to be Drug Stores CA-1-6308 Cserr and Mrs. Julia Kocheck, the President of the United States Pet Shop • Radio & TV Service unit's Gold Star Mothers. some day." • DIAMONDS Routine Meeting Held "Yes," 'answered Senator Sor- Foods, Medicines and Miss Julia Diir.t won the dark REEL REPAIRS A horse prize. By Fords Fire Company ghum. "The interest in politics Avenel Pharmacy • WATCHES Supplies for Every Pet depends largely on (he unconauer- AL'S RADIO Reel Checked, Cleuncfl. PENNY SALE PLANNED FORDS — The Fords Fire De- able human Inclination to look for 994 RAHWAY AVENUE • JEWELRY Greased and Adjusted FORDS—The Mothers' Club of partment met in the firehouse and trouble." VVOOOBRIDGE 8-1914 • GIFTS FINS, FUR & FEATHERS & TELEVISION for Only St. Nicholas' Church met In the .voted a donation to the Kiddle (plus parts, if urn . church auditorium and made plans Keep Well Camp. Willard Neary CRIME IN U. S. Expert Watch and 18 Main Street Opp. Town Hall Prompt Expert Repairs For the seventh straight year, PRESCRIPTIONS "Home of Kiel l'.i: for a penny sale to be held June presided. Jewelry Repair WOODBRIDGE 8-1601 RCA Tubes and Parts crime in the United States was on We Have — in >i 20 m the church hall. The public Second Assistant Chief Louis WHITMAN'S CANDIES Batteries tfte Increase. The new high of 2,- Lillian and Ed Miller, Owners is invited. Mrs. Michael Uchrin, Turkus, announced Fire Chef Ed- Cosmetics • Film • Greetinj Cards • CUSTOM-MADI'. P<>1 Sr., won the dark horse prize. ward Bucher of MlUtown will in- 267,250 major crimes topped the 34 PERSHING AVENUE t MAINE-IKADK Mi'CI 1953 record, high by 108,170 • Lawn Mowers struct local firemen in a drill CARTERET. N. J. LOAFERS and SI.II'l'E crimes. Increases In robberies. Everything In Pets AUXILIARY MEETING demonstration May 20. A. Klsh, Jr., Prop. t WILDLIFE PH'Tl'KLi FORDS'—The Ladies' Auxiliary The members approved monthly burglaries and larcenies were prin- RAYMOND JACKSON HAND AND POWER (framed) of Fords Unit, 163 American meetings for June, July and Aug- cipally responsible (or. the 5 per AND SON LAWN MOWERS Telephone CA 1-5089 • HUNTING AM) TNI] Legion, will meet May 24 in post ust with drills to be held the third cent overajl increase in crime na- FOR SALE • Canaries LICENSES ISSrKli rooms. Friday of each month. tonally. Sharpened t Repaired Druggists • Parakeets t TROtT WORMS 88 Maia Street BICYCLES tOR SALE DUFFY'S Ask How You Can One of Our Tmiili Woodbridge, N. J. - Parts and Accessories • White Mice TELEVISION & "It's one time a fellow should be choosey Telephone 9-0*54 Hardware • De Vqe Paint* t Hamsters RADIO REPAIRS RUDY'S Mqrcury Outboard Motors Telephone ME. 6-0189 SPORTINCJ (II Sales and Service Funitare t Monkeys t Rabbits Service Calls Made From • 256 Monroe Strn-( Telephone Ii.\ ' Assorted Patted Plants 9 A. M. — 9 P. M. ALBRECHFS Maytat Washer* and Dryers PORCH AND PATIO KEY SHOP. 1382 OAK TREE ROAD Taxi FURNITURE SALE 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE ISELIN, N. J. NOW IN PROGRESS CARTERET t CA 1-7163 fiUTH PET SHOP Next to Bell's Drug Store NIGH1 Winter Brothers "CARTEEET'S LITTLE ZOO" DAYS Wayside Furniture Shop Liquor Stores 80 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret ftettpr Furultuft — Lower Prices Railings " |(UkU»l>e< SI Yetn His Wife— 420 East Avenue Movhii Arrange fur your Rooftnc, Metal Celling and 507 Leon Ava, Weddine Picture NOW "'"' . His Vocation Perth Ambuy S*rvle« FurtuM* Work 8S Ford Av«.. kor4. About your birth you have nothing to say each year In 1954 the tyro«d VA 6-0358 AGENT 588 itjaierV Street Your death is largely beyond Jour control GALLARD'S PHOTO Your death is largely beyond Jour control. out only 19,000 gradual in fa FiMfcyrr National Van Lines Telephone 8-1246 About the selection of your wirii — you wjil ing field compared wild JO.flQfl fe 1950. 547 AMBOY AVENUE Uniforms Wcodbrldge 8-3U51 Woodbridge, N. J. have much less to say than you have been; Obviously there is neM ftjj |ftH)§ to bring STORE KALES R. O. T. ('. Open 10 to 6 According to stuU&tics, retail ,ieled to believe. But yourvour, vocatiovoeation* — it'itis American yQuth. and tikis opportunity Tliis year's BVttduatesof the Ra- Mon. and Frl. Nlglits to 8:30 jtj)H! sales in March w#i« i pei svrvti Officer Ti'di|iing corps h%ve your choice alone, it's in your own hands. Services together. . oent ah*d of Murcti. IBM, totals been HotilkU tfeftt ttH.7 may ob- • NYLON You decide. l&tf $U.6Q0.0OO,00Q. T1M» t^ure is tain deferment from the draft for Within our stale —r or slow ky — th»rt Msed an the advance report of w PhunfclBg and Heatlog t • OACBON two yours In Ihe past R.O.T.C. INI Engineering, as a vocation, is an oppor- are a number of institutions with sound tail trade conducted by about 1,- du-s could -obtain, only a 800 retail concerns which, operate y delwy Tht officers, how- REFRIGERATION SERVICE K«iular tunity that is knocking at your door, us course* in Enginaerinj tiitiniuj,^ . I,t. . .,_. about 37,000 stores in th« United ever, must request the deferment, Charles Furr Prompt — Expert Repairs on UU H opportunity has never knocked befori. ^ bt well to writ* them (or iufaniuUo* co«- State*. or they will be subject U> service • Refrigerators r ut> usual Plumbing - Heating th« demand for graduate Engineer!! i« ceininjj prepar^iQi (ot pngio«KW| lN( **fr Jg|ft!! • Washing Machines PETTY'S OLD LADY (to paucltuUft)? Electee Bewer Service fl^b//»/i«J in commtinoration of tht 75 ytars of Or In The Senate "I retlly don't know how you cun • Dryew • Ironers VA. , infli/«nc« of lh% Amtritaa Society of Mf thaw to fewr The Louisville TU Woodbrtdje, N. J. CA-1-7135 PRESS FRTDAY, MAY 20. 1055 v PAGF, FlI.EVTfl? CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 i 9 fcg&g nr1" 13 ii BflgRH CROSS V 1 22 J3 idtai from other tdltort 24 1 5855 ?r By I.YN CONXn I.V ^^rs TT ALWAYS amuses mo to watch -P m * - OMFN iiront the unly devo From thf Clarrmnnt New», mines* tnnn •'umlil hive 100 per ,,t i: n switch in which n •ill 3.1 niillimi nrhnti families, or I prospectivp father as he cries 1 31 34 33 tecs nf daytime serials "Urrmont, Mlnnrndta: One wnnun •nl pmity wiih inriustil.il wnrll- . ,.,ful segment of private •(<'"< of Hie Intnl. v.hn nuvn their over his morning coffee and re- HI* W Cole Porter staled in n recent New old us nut long a«n that we didn't r* bolh us to inn>rn<\ hours of 1WI1 hcilnr ;, ^iilcs a Federal Guv- lates the stress and strain he's » York newspaper slnry that he Iji a need to worry about dying nl old abor. pensions, sick lenvp and sev- .\iTiicy which has been "Continue (he operation of our under trying to bring a new life 1 1 faithful listener of the popular age She said if we kept on writ- erance pay. The nem-ral public T0 0 U "/iv under ffre for more home ownership institutions, the into the world. ^H 1 1 1 NEC dramatic series "Stella Dal- ing edttnrinln we'd be nhot contribute to it II mich Hems W« 1 1 \.;.t as "the envy of the envy of the World." Mr. Nelson He can't sleep, he says—not be- P las' , . . The composer of lome Thwi why do we keep on writing believe In bdn« generous with the said, "and you will win the grati- cause he is restless or worried. 500 songs said he has been tuning editorials? needy and unfortunate but don't 1 "'" r[,:iitoi if fact two Federal tide of generations yet unborn." Heck, he's been through this be- in every afternoon that he could The writing takes little tim« but believe In saddling our generous "„,' ;ire involved; First, the He brushed aside as untrue the fore, Th« trouble is' that he Is 1 1" ^ for the past 16 years . . . Once, it takes considerable time and ef- payments onto Renoratlons yet un- i iimisinR Administrntlnn claim that there Is now "Inflation- awakened about the hour of three while on a trip from New York to fort to secure the figures neces- brirn. We glim with Christian pride !, ,irt, The Veterans Adminis- ary speculation in home buying," by an insistent wife who must Hi wi California, Cole soys he rented t sary and other data In back them as we cite the billions OT are glv* 59 IM 61 61 M 6nJ very expensive radio so he would- and cited the value which springs hav» some ice cream or pistachio up And it is often necessary to inn to nations drvnslatrd by war. ,,, ,|,(,rt U. Nelson, Execu- from the work of the two agencies nuts, else she will surely die be- T n't miss "Stella". , .- In fact, he's have the data quickly available But we are not giving them any- 67 68 I'irsitlent of the National —home purchase by the "little fore sunrise. « m 69 planning a get-together with the for those who question the state- thing. We are adding these sums .,..,, ,,f Real Estate Boards, fellow" on the Installment plan, This is rough on a man his age, I star, Ann Ebtner Matthewi . , . ments. It would seem that not half lo our national debt In be paid for 70 71 72 ". ,.„,;!>• worded editorial In and the important enhancement of he contends, since he needs rest. When, Ann, who has played' the the people "'agree with what we by those who «re yet to see th« ,-;,iimn's weekly news pub- federal credit growing from in- After all, he's been washing win- title role since the story began 18 write unless those who object are light of day, We deplore the grow. . uraltor's Headlines, creased home ownership. dows, waxing floors, or in some 1 years ago on NBC, read the story more outspoken than those who ing tendency of our rulers over I she was quite flattered to have .-nil Cimgrcss not "to cjip "The government's credit li way doing his part to help get the agree. Some even get hostile. the past 20 years to withhold the , ,,[ FHA and VA" and based on faith it enjoys among housa immaculate before his wife such an illustrious fa* ... "Stella One business man here not long facts vital to the Renernl public. , .-!• Die world's soundest the people. That is all that 1» now leave! for a few days to keep her Afn 54 Hrenkwnt^r AA 11 to 101 A CITIJ Dallas" is a moving story about n ago Insinuated that the town would 1 Dcslln 98 Pod nflovt 1*1 mother's love and sacrifice for her ,,, Hit insurance for home behind our printed money. And engagement with the stork. It's 3 Itan SB Llknw A li r DilAliI I R|A|N be better n(t without this newspa- 10 Veissl 62 Bird of prey's 1 only daughter and has all the t-lc From the Southern Standard, l,... maintaining the two the confidence of those who govern, absolute law around his parts 14 Repetition clnws ^ i p RIUJLUI e li. 1 A per. He Is not one of our adver- PIMNH £\\.\i ments of human interest. Arkadelnhla, ArkunuM: Man has a t^ii>c insurance agen- is the good citizenship of our peo- that there be an immaculate house IB Old VolnAnhb 66 Opposed to t V tisers but we dn not blame him for 16 Ronii ftwtnlner brain to choose freedom, but his- . ... constituted. ple, best maintained when the peo- for him and the children to putter 17 Arrow poison 67 Mnlcrl.il PLATTER CHATTER that. Advertising is to crpnte a de- IB Prrtalnlim to 69 Mine entrance mand for a product nr offer a serv- tory Is a sad record of results un- j,, remembered that dur- ple own their homes and property." around In while mother is away. wnrvfsiels 70 Winced CAPITOL:—As uml, this com- It Anglo-Saxon 71 Elude ice by which both the advertiser der socialism to which he has . . ii C'im(!rcs5. the Senate Consider this expression of faith No ielf-respecting woman would pany ha* rdeaaed some of the ilave 72 Tree and the public may profit We can often succumbed. This course has •.iriiniission, then headed in these two government agencies go off on such a mission and leave 10 fttpnlrtd witli 73 Smnll nig* . beat hi-fi «l«cs on th« market . , . •tifchei 74 Ennllsh jnnd- not see thnt he has anything to led to servitude* and subjugation. .. •,, llumer Capehart, of and a release from the Department a house that Is not spotless, They 15 Enfajtd (or hills JJ uuui rjiaujj They (imply make a haftK ftf pqt- mllltnry IJJUJJ UUJkl offer In that line. He even sends Man found lost Freedom the price , ,,iiiiucicd hearings aU of Commerce, headed by Sinclair reallit it won't be that way when 75 Cooky nnr «tit fop albnnv-dlicf . . One Wrvlcr tdUaauiiaaU i j ; his printing out of town We leave of false security. . , ,-,,nnti-y on alleged wide- Weeks, which attacks H. R. I., the they return, he says, but it Is ap. 14 Tolocptt DOWN uaaniEi j such Id Ella Loon's, score from M Spreads (or It to the render to write his own ,[! and other law viola- extension of the Reciprocal Trade parently a matter of principle, dryln« 1 Stiffly decor- Sit 0 N£ "Finlart'j Rainbow," including There is no shortcut to o fruitful 27 POM ous editorial on a ense n( this kind. life. Man can delegate a few du- .,.,.(. ulllcials of the Fed- agreements as asked for by Presi- Bating is a problem too. The 30 Fetid 2 Unaccompanied t *|t T "Look to the Rainbow," "How Are 52 ChtcktiJ 3 Solo r disk We believe In Republican prin- ties to the government, but to ;i in; Administration. The dent Eisenhower. The bill setting little woman's urge to "grow 4 Requires Answer to Puitle No. SIO Thing* In Glocca Morn?" "When 36 Pallehood ciples but we dn not always agree maintain his liberty he must not vliiunistmtion itself has up extension of the Reciprocal things" blossoms out Into a mag- 37 Mpttiemntlc.il i! Strlnjed In- 27 Ro. Ann rk'iin 4U Portico I'm Not Near the Girl I Love" and term IJJI.I strumtnt * rivtr 51 Numed with Republican polilieiims svibmlt to government for sub- ;,: :iir us permitting "jer- Trade agreements for a three- nificent display of greenery which 3S Br«othe loudly II Collection o( 28 Liquid meus- 55 Pass o rope "If This Iin't Love." fnets ure think the farmer nnd the small sistence. .•:.cs (or veterans under year period, Is supposed to carry adorns walls, drapes over the man- nsleep through One of the most terrific record". 40 Indonrslnnt of 7 To split it I.e^iveninB B7 Strikes t Slope compound M Heddks ol a i -.I loan provisions, out the recommendations of the tles tni obscures the breakfast Mindonao 6 Olfl Cermnti w«'ve heard In atjes Is "B.G. in U Birds'h«m«i ,31 Writing Inblej loom ;n speaking in behalf Randall Commission, headed by table. Periodically, he says,, he 44 Departed coin 3S Loop with run- 99 Spanish cook- HI-FI," B.Q. being, naturally, the 49 American elec- 10 Benediction ning knot ing pot ;; , htiililcrs of the nation, Clarence Randall, named by the pushes aside the vines and flow- 11 Kiln - 34 Sea digits 60 flesh great Benny Goodman , , , Benny triclnn 12 Feminine prime . . , •:.• (I in the National As- President to make a thorough ers. If his wife Is across the table, 47 Playlfti 33 Considers SI Muslal's nick- plays in inimitable fashion such 13 Gltvnted as 38 Stepi over name 49 Nonh'n eldert ' Rolf bM fence (KTorltti as "Somebody Stole My . t Real Estate Boards, study of the tariff question. The he knows he is sitting in hi» prop- tan iv.ir.) 83 Ntirse god 21 Epic poetry 4rCoverln| (or fl4 One of Co'um- Girl," "Jersey Bounce," "You're , ; , ;i ihiit in 1934 when FHA bill allows the President consider- er placa. 50 Pointer 23 Old Romtifi foot ipl.l bus" ships able authority to reduce tariffs, or 5J Thin n.irrow dnte 43 Frifhtem 05 To walk a Sweetheart," "Let's Dance," , •,: ;,.i,cil there were about bonrd 29 PronR ol lork tuddenly 98 American American home owners; to increase thorn as the conditions W Worm ipl.l »• tontinent humorist "JutnpbV at the Woodslde," "Stompin at tke Savoy" (one of his , •'••it lime, both FHA warrant, and or to overrule recomT Brut big hit*), "What Can I Say , : ..< lu'lpi'd to swell Amer mondations of the tariff commis- FARM AID I MILITARY SERVICE ,. .. . •. neishiy to the pres sion. "I REMEMBER After I Say I'm Sorry?" "Get President Eisenhower has called Some military service will be re- Happy," and "When I Grow Too BY THE 013 TIMERS for a "many-sided attack" on the quired from practically all young Old to Dream." problems of the low-Income farm- American men as long as the con- Prom John C. Boyles, Tonkawa, ers. The call was made In a special flict with Communism exists, de- Oklahoma: I remember this hap- message to Congress, which the clareti Secretary of Defense 12-POUND SHOT KILLS BOY pened about eighty years ago near President said had his "general Charles E. Wilson recently. The HYDE PARK, N. Y. — Raymond Charlotte, Michigan. ipproval." It urged, among other nation must "always be alert In Barbeau, Jr., 14, stepfted through a A farmer was milking tevera) things, $30,000,000 of landing defending the principles in which door onto the athletic field of Ey- cows and churning every day. He iuthorlty and strengthening of it was founded," he said. mard Seminary here, light into AUTHOR OF "HOW TO STOP WORRYING AND START LIVING" used the early day type churn, off-farm employment opportuni- the path of a 12-pound shot heaved where the walking movement of ties for farmers who are barely President Eisenhower's Advisory by a schoolmate. The boy was hit .1ACKSON, 124 Cleveland Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri, (harnessed) dog turned the belt able to make ends meet. : !A Committee on Transportation, a at the base of the skull and died a •L,: after he entered service In ths armed forces, he had platform which provided power ,., sort of an escalator in reverse, Cabinet-level group, urged reduc- few hours later. The tragedy was c prublems in dealing with other men. In civilian life Service ing Federal controls to promote termed a "tragic accident." The PLAN AUSTRIA TREATY ... Dr. Karl Gmber, left, Austrian 'i .ihlf to rationalize his inability to cot along with people After a few days the dog showed ambassador to U. S. confer! with state secretary John Foster that he was getting tired and when Barber: "Haircut?" "dynamic competition n the heavy shot had been tossed by an- •,'y in play golf, which made him feel important, He wore Sap: "No, just change the oil."transportation industry." other boy in shotput practice. Dulles on Soviet proposal for 1-power meeting In Vienna. . had the best set of golf clubs money could buy, and the farmer began to get the churn ,:•]> decent game, so he felt he had a lit- ready, the dog would hide, Once when the dog had disappeared, the mi; .ind would "make it a pojnt not to let It happen again." Wake a dress which my mother cut r.i' the Sergeant Just exactly what he was trying to gain out for me. It cost five cents » i...:.i UuM old Army Sergeant which he wasn't at heart, yard. • i>s of this new treatment he was, flabergasted. I remember working in the corn- i iii! before the Sergeant was smiling occasionally, and fields with my two brothers. One, t ntuing so many dirty jobs. After that first sincere the younger was a wonderful work- ; «'d morning," he never once made the Sergeant feel as er. The other didn't go for it much, 1 lemma's were immaterial; it worked miracles. but would sit down with a harm- less snake or toad and spit tobacco juice at them until they were pros- I'ni .iiitlon Lyric trate on the ground. '••> r.ii^ from an op- Visitor: "I found something ver • * • •'• '• i> all the blinds absorbing on your desk.' (Sind Bontrlbuliani lo Ihll itlimi to The Old Timer, CommaoH; Pr«ll gtrf- Poet (highly delightedi: "In IM, Kr«nkl«rl, KanUoky.) ' ''•Veil, there's a fire deed! One of my poems, I pye - , . — f- ••: .nid I didn't want sume." i.ii the operation Visitor: ."No, a piece of, blotting Teen-agers are advised to start summer job hunt early. paper."

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SoM orrty by o» Awltwizd ChevriiiJ .tofthr.. SA^IS tfADER FOR 19 STRAIGHT YEARS ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. F-CONOWIY CHEVROLETVlnc. 1 ROOSEVELT AVE. CA 1-5123 CARTERET, N. J. 30 ROOSEVELT AVE, CA 1-5123 CARTERET, N. -an. CARTERET FRIDAY, MAY 20, IBM PAG a series of 39-hour-length film Klogonl shows beginning on September 13, People, Spots In The News comes another that Twentieth Ontury-Fox has lined up with "I REMEMBER" the Columbia Broadcasting Sys- BY Till OtDTIMERS tem for its entry Into the televi- GUNNIN' for repeat on National sion entertainment field. That batting crown is Willie Mays, Mary Pirkforr! nnd Samuel studio will produce a series of 39 From MM. Edward Koch, Ft. Giants 1954 sensation -*•" Jolriwyn bid against, encli other Rernvery, Ohio: The young people half-hour films based on the •ftther .':plriN»dly for the old Unl- movie "My Friend Fllcka." thnl travel so swiftly over our •d Artist Studio tn Hollywood, dos at 3 tablespoons cold water A!iv:iy room wonderful ronds have no . Idea .hich they shared ownership for .v ripe j cups boiilnR water Eddie Albert has bought "Cur- iir.li! ; then what we had to contend with when ;ome years. Oolriwyn finally Rot : I'll in rater j cups.sieved avocado tain Going Up," which he plans I was small, he studio, however, with his bid .udi'iulo brushed 6 teaspons lemon juice Al thnt time we lived on e coun- to produce with his own company rill • "I if $1,920,000. Miss Pickford will i 111 nil " •iiiil ri'verod with ^ teaspoon Worcestershire ty line which, I think, wns the The story is about a Broadway cnive about 1 million dollars ] pi ;H : iiimivnum foil saucp. muddiest spot In the state. Farm- producer and his actress wife. i tin Pew drops Tftflasco sauce era would hitch two horses to the om the sale. 4 teaspoon celery salt farm WRgon and start oft to the Claudette Colbert has gone back We hear that Jane Russell has A \ in :i(In shrimp Cocktail Sail mill with a bug of 'wheat It was to work before the cameras, this jersuaded Clark Gable to star tn 'j cup catsup 'j canned pimentos, minced only a few miles but It took all time starring in " Lady." to 'The Last Man in Wagon Mount," •1 |i-as|>n<>];> l-lllOll jlliCf Soften gelatin in cold water. day as the hones could hardly pull < OKMXI, Bnrchers of Gcr- be produced by Nat Holt, for the film which Jane and her hus- It tc;is;K>,>;:.•> horse-radish Dissolve In hot water Cool. When their feel nut of the mud. nianv wins British "Oscar" R.K.O.-Radio Pictures release. In ;,•;, ' I" :,t foreign actress." wuid, Bob Waterfleld, are produc- ;' ii'.ispooir, irated onion syrupy, add avocado, lemon Juice, Later the men cut saplings 5 or the film she will portray a news- 8 inches thick and laid them across A l 11 s lemon juice over tomatoes. Chill. liam Holden in "Picnic." • which Peanuts, an energy fond, rate 1 1 Clip (Mlsup Cut avocado lengthwise into Joshua Logan will direct for Co- high in thiamin, nincin and contain Pllllllr 1 tiiblc.sponn vincw halves. Remove stone, peel and lumbia. Kim would also like to large amounts of riboflavin. RITZ THEATRE I-5D1H 1 tablespoon Mice from pickled cut fruit into small pieces. Sprin- have the Rita Hayworth role in 'Joseph and His Brethren." WASHINGTON AVENUE. CARTERET, N. J. onions kle with remaining lemon juice The U. S. uses 42 per cent ol 1 liib'.i'.spnon .siiiad Oil and salt. Rub salad bowl with gar- 1 all the electricity produced in the NOW ALL FEATURES SHOWN ON OUR NEW WIDE SCKI.rJ] Salt and pcppi'i lic. Shred salad greens and toss world and its power industry has Audie Murphy has been given Watercress together with tomatoes, avocado, 50 million individual customers. the prizefighter hero role of LAST TWO DAYS — FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY III. Pi'i'l and cul avocado in half. and dressing. "World In My Coiner." which Irving Berlin's Remove llir |)it. Scoop out, small One leak in a home faucet can Universal plans to produce. Roquefort French Dressing colfev spuons of the fruit so the wasfe precious water at the rate "THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS] To three tablespoons French sections look like small curled of 200 gallons a day—more than "The Glass Slipper" rolled up Donald O'CONNOR • Marilyn MONROE • Johnnie l!|« shells To the avocado add pickled dressing add half cup soft Roque- 72,000 gallons a year. an all-time record gross of better Mitzi GAYNOR onions, rat.sup, vinegar, juice from fort cheese, crumbled first and than $200,000 at the Radio City Cinemascope — Color pickled onions, and salad oil. Sea- creamed. Two-thirds of American adults Music Hall in I$ew York for its son with salt and pepper. Mix wear glasses. third week. SATURDAY SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE AT 1: Avocado Filled with Crab Meat well. Arraiu'.c in two scallop shells. MAN FROM MARS at U.S. Army's Rocky Mountain Arsenal SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, MAV 22, 23, 21 2 avocados Garnish with cress. Among birds, the frigate, or man- where deadly new "nerve" gas is being produced, scans re- Leslie Caron, who is now in In Color and Cinemascope Lemon juije of-war, curries the longest wings cording instruments for a group of robot devices made by Paris in the play "Orvet," will be Esther WILLIAMS • Howard KEEL Creamy Avocado Dip Salt for the size of the body, The nar- Minneapolis-Honeywell lo watch over producton of gas, back in Hollywood in June, when 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 cup diced celery row wings of an adult span seven protecting workers and nearby Donvor residents. ;he starts her Metro film, "JUPITER'S DARLING" 2 cups sieved avocado 1 cup crab meat feet, permitting effortless gliding. 'Gaby." In this film, Finnish Also Another Big Feature 1 tablespoons Rratecl onion !_ cup appetized mayonnaise Jallerina Taina Elg will finally MONDAY-SEA SPRAY DtNNERWARE TO THE LADII Few drops Tabasco sauce Cut avocados lengthwise into Okinawans, withHhe help of the MONEY MARKS BOY I'. S, WORKING CAPITAL ;et a chance to don her ballet '.i teaspoon salt halves, remove seeds, peel and United States, have built 17 large WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY, MAY 25, 26 ,21. IH BIG SHOT Assets of cash, Roods in inven- ;lippers. She will play Leslie's Chopped paisley sprinkle with lemon juice and salt. dams since World War II. •oom-mate. Taina and Leslie were NEW YORK-Hcnry Morales, 7. tory, money to be received and Shocking! Startling! To tiio sieved avocado add Combine celery and crabmeat. _ancing pals at the famous appeared lit school the other day holdings of Federal government lemon juice, united onion, Tabasco Mix with mayonnaise. Two out of three of the world's Sadler's Wells Ballet School in "BLACKBOARD JUNGLE" :nnd began handiim out money in securities in the hands of the na- sauie and salt. Pm in a bowl and radio hams are Americans and Glenn FORD, • Anne FRANCIS Appetized Mayonnaise large quantities to his "special" tion's corporations totaled $187,- iondon. (tarnish with chopped parsley. only one in 50 is a woman. Also Richard Conte friends. One boy, who received a 300.000,000; liabilities came to Circle the bowl with crisp hot 1 cup chili sauce Right on the heels of the an- •1 teaspoon Worcestershire The Principality of Liechtenstein, S20 bill, Imrriod to a candy store $91,000,000,000, leaving a working crackers or hot toast fingers. capital at a record of $95,800,000,- nouncement that Warner Broth- "THE BIG TIP-OFF" sauce one of Europe's six smallest na- where He ordered a penny piece- of 000,000 as of April 1. jrs and the American Broadcast- Avocado Aspic 1 teaspoon prepared horse- tions, has been a sovereign state bubble gum and presented the biff ing Company have concluded a 'SATURDAY SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE AT 1 unlliwored gelatin radish since 1342. Liechtenstein, about the bill. An investigation led directly whereby Warners would present pickles, minced size of the District of Columbia, to Henry, who rum? clean Immedi- , Premier Chou En-lai of Com- stalk celery, minced is posed in the Alps between Switz ately. He had taken the mftney , munist China at the Banduns con- 1 1 tablespoon minced chives erland and Austria. from his ^ranriiatiier, who had ferenct emphasized that the Chi 2 tablespoons chopped parsley just arrived from Puerto Rico. n"SP people were friendly to the Beats 'Em All 1 cup mayonnaise The bankroll. conUiniim $3,940, American people and did "not want A balky mule has four-wheeled This is One of 17 Models To the mayonnaise add all the was retrieved and the srandfather to have a war witli the United brakes. was persuaded to deposit his sav- States." 1 above ingredients. A billy goat has bumpers; ings in a bank. That You Will Find at DOOLEY Jellied Chicken Tomato Soui> A firefly has a bright spotlight A House Armed Services sub- 2 tablespoons untlavoicd gelatin Rabbits arc puddle-jumpers, committee unanimously approved "GOODWILL WEEK' 1-2 cup cold water Camels have baloon-tired feet .i program providing nearly $1,- And carry spares of what they 2 cups tomato juice President Eisenhower, in issuing 000 000 in additional training fa- 2 cups chicken stock „ cat. a statement endorsing Goodwill cilities lor a ready reserve of 2,- 2 slices of lemon But still I think of nothing that Industries of America for con- 9.000, 2 slues onion beats for contributing to the "difinity Salt and cayenne The kanKaroos with rumble and rights" of handicapped per- Clark Gable will star in westerns Soften the fiehitin in cold water. •eats. spns. this summer. Heat Die tomato juice and chicken His Advice slock with the lemon and onion, The teacher was having her add sail and cayenne to taste. Add rials and finally wrote the !hi' KcUtin and stir until dissolved .nothcr: Strain and turn into a well-oiled "Your son is the brightest boy shallow pan and chill. When ready n my class, bu\ he is also the most ADVANCE SALE! to serve, cut into cubes and pile nischcVidus. What shall I .do?" ,iUo bouillon cups. The reluctant reply was: "Do is you please. I am having my own H-m-m rouble with his father." •'Weak eVes. have you? Well how many lines can'you read on'that chart?" -What chart?" MAJESTIC NOW THRU TUES. ISELINNJ Fred Astaire in ISELIN MET. 6-1279 "DADDY LONG LEGS" NOW TO SATURDAY CinemaSvope In Color L. Carim - Michael Wilding STRAND "The Glass Slipper" NOW THRU SAT. ' — ALSO — Anne Baxter - Steve Forrest In Dana Andrews-Piper Laurie in "BEDEVILED1' "SMOKE1 SIGNAL" — CO-HIT - ; Sl'N. THRU WED. Dan Duryea in Cinemascope "THE MARAUDERS- Jane Russell - Gilbert Roland STARTING SUNDAY Edw. G. 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Jeff Chandler - Jack PaUnce in This ia a blanket masterpiece at its regular price ... a "SIGN of the PA6AN" "THREE FOR THE SHOW" marvel of economy al our special sale price. Beautiful 3. Safety formejj steel trapeze bar. Betty (irable-Jack Lemon weight tbr year-'round living . . . treasure of warmth' 4. Two piroperl* placed wrap-around chftv PLUS ." "TEN WANTED MEN" I S. Basketballbackfcoarclwith ring arid" rT8l Dan O'llerliiH-y - James with Randolph Scott blankets ordered in tliis sale will lie delivered in their 1 Keruaudet in own handsome gift and -LHr.age l>nxt:s. 6. Shower head. | (Sat. Matinee-^-ExtrH. Cutuoiu u "ADVENTURES OF and Comedy) 7, 6' galvanized slide with ipeciqlly d«SJQned "D" ' ROBINSON CRUSOE" DOUBLE BED SIZE IN (iOlU.EOlJS COLORS SUN. THRU TUES. for iicie rails and legs. SUN. THRU TUES. ' 8. 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