plete Local News Top Advertising Results , stride All The Activities Our Family Of Over 9,000 Readers ll(, T0wn With Your Is A Valuable Market For ,[omC.Town Paper All Our Advertise™ (XVII-NO. 6 CARTERET, N. J, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1958 PRICE TEN CENTS L'Oi. Red Cross Commends Borough Treasurer Comba, Will Poll And His Volunteers for Fine Job on 1958 Drive BoroughBaby,2,Has CARTERET — BoroiiRh Teachers Trrasurer Alexander Comba vesterday was presented with a Red Cross Award Merit for On Wages his sucks'1!! elisiirmanslilp Operation on Heart; of the 1958 Fund Drive. • Hoard Srt-kH to Find HtiHpr the filile leadership of Mr. Comba. the drive netted Out if They Favor mom t^nn $2,000 which ex- Pay Kvrry % Weeks ceeded the funds colle-ted in CARTERKT 'if the teach- ConditionSeenGood drives during the past couple r> nf I hi- Carteret srhool of years. s-.',|em desire bi-monthly In turn Mr. Comba' praised wire i>,v-meiits instead of Ailment Found all those who assisted him in monthly [is at present, the Pastor Back from Europe Una rd or Education is willing •. Mrs. making the drive a suc-e.sv When Child was Mr. Comba also received a r> inMilute that proceedure lias moved letter yesterday from the Tells of Communist Rule ,u;iy, the cat ; Perth Ambov-Carteret Chap- This was one. of the ques- mi,, buck yard By Rev. Dr. Andrew riarsanyi country lias Its individual Five Weeks Old ter of the Red Cross. It was tions Ironrd nut, at a con- ;,v ;it least a [Editor's Note: Rev. Dr. An- (•harm if you arc only willing CARTERET — A two-year- signed bv John A Henry, gen- fi'i''ii;c brtwoen the board ,,i,rl of felines, drew Harsanyl, pastor or to explore them. You won't nld Cnrteret baby girl Is pull- eral chairman of the 1958 »ml represmitatives of the the Free Magyar Reformed 1 be itble to do tint from the ing through from a most \ took them Oirteret Education Associa- Fund Drive. He wrote: Church has just returned [lobbies of in'crnationnl hotels deli"«te hrart (turnery. ,, look up her "I want to take this op- tion held on Monday. The l from a visit of several weeks and from the seut.s of sight- Linda Susan Mesavitz Miniry-like sur- portunity to thank you on ii" v plan vould RO Into effect in Europe.) Feelnc cars and thrmuih "all iauchter of Mr. and Mrs. behalf of the Perth Amboy- after a noil of all the teachers. included" ni^ht club tours T.nwrenee Mesavltz. 74 East At the special meeting of CARTERET — These are .,:, passed since Carteret Chapter, 'American Try to think with your own Ok Street, underwent the the board Wednesday night, the things you should keep in neighborhood, Red Cross for your fine per- and stand on your own difficult operation on Wednes- formance on the 1958 Red Miss Claire Kennedy was mind If you plan to RO to ,i!nmey Is at an Europe this Summer. First of f™t histend of on those of day. Cross Fund Campaign. .(OB WF.M. DONE: Photo shows i>ri»iip discussing mil soin:; over plans in the 1958 nrimed teacher of English in .,w did not ex- all, don't do as I did covering | >'oul' It was performed by Dr. "Fund raisins is never an Red Cross fund drive. Shown fnim left to riclit: seated. John A. Henry, local chair- the High School and Miss back our 25 cities In 8 countries in 25 j Don't be afraid, you won't Holman at the New York »m* man; Alexander Comba, general chairman of the Perth Amboy-Carteret Chapter. Jacqueline Hila teacher of 'e figured easy Job, and I realize that Hospital of Cornell University Standing, right to left, Charles Makwinski, chairman of th<f nterrhauls group; Mrs. business at the HIKII School. days. Someone called it a Ret lost. Thanks to American ,ippv in her place you were working under many The mother is spending most Onevieve Frey, secretary of the drive; Mrs. Elizabeth Tu*ih*v, chairman of the Both will receive $4,000 per "blitz-trip" which is very ar- i and British armed forces •i't away from difficulties this year. of her time at the child's house to house canvass, and Mrs. LaVada Hancock, executive director of the annum. resting as a name but a real personnel not only intc.rna- ni.veri Mrs. Ma- "I was proud to have you bedside. Perth Amboy-Carteret Chapter. The board accepted the knock-out for a trip. tionfil hotel clerks and night ,i imt miss her (Continued on Page 8) less! club waiters speak English salary -Guide as presented by Take your time. The Mr. Mesavltz who is a press operator at Thomas & Betts, the teachers committee. It you try to cover the more you, on the continent. You may set Elizabeth, aald that Linda • uist few days i also approved the special will see. Each European iContinued on J\igr>8i 1 Susan's heart ailment was .. :i strantte hap- Memorial Day Five Employees Retired]3 Scholarships teachers recommended by -iiscovered when she was only ••r back yards School Superintendent Edwin five weeks old. She has been S, Quin and the High School ,v nt night some Details Cited; At Local U.S.M.R. Plant Are Awarded to Accord Honor under the care of Dr.'Harold ,I'<MI roaming class schedule as presented L. Berger of Elizabeth, i iias-hllRht and by Principal Herman' Horn. CARTERKT Five em- Roosevelt Avenue. Cartrret. "When we discovered what li.in basements W. J. Patten Co., of Perth Dolan to Speak ployees of the U. S. Metals Anthony Brechka, 21 Mary Local Students To Rev. Brown was wrong with the baby" the ,i:il - to-get - at] Amboy was awarded the con- ReflninK Co retired as of | Street. Cartrret. had worked CARTERET — Three Car- father said "it was so tiny CARTERET — Mayor Ed- tract for general supplies for CARTERET — The Rev. May 1. They were guests of: in the Tank House as a strip- tp,.(,t that we could nothing much ward J. Dolan will be the school seniors the High School and Wash- Malcolm G. Brown of Freeman H. Dyke, Vice Presi- j per for 28 years. He has five ylnvp scholar •ihotit it, but to give the besi, dent and General Manager at;children, four sons and one ington School and supplies First Presbyterian Church has of cure and pray for the best." < morlal Day services to be helda special luncheon in their j daughter. His .con Georse is , for all other schools and been elected by the Presbytery He said the decision for the mild find little j borough. Thomas Han- Joy E. Fox rnd Patricia !stadium wU, be fumlsnf>d bv jn thp honor in the plant cafeteria.] the former bnroush clerk in R;,ho, members of the Class of of Elizabeth to be a Commis- operation could not be made , Max L. Brown. Aaron Rabino- sioner to the General until Linda Susan "grew up John Nowak. 125 William | Cartrret and is now an_ agent i358'or carteret High School, for John Hancock Life In- \ witz and Max Brown received sembly of the United Presby- i bit." ID came and, «oneial chairman lias Street. Carteret retired after been awarded State jcontracts to fumish WarS i various terian Church of the United surance Co. John anillli|1|',Univi!i'sit,Univi!isi y scholarships by The couple has two other We thouKht; nnnounr-ed. Walter Wadiak,43 years and nine months of materials. All were the low- States of America. Pre-As- ol<1 son. is employed as a clerk in Rlttpers # h l (hildren, Michael 4 and Electing of Carteret Post. 263, Amerl-; continuous service in the Me- Miss has also est bidders. sembly and Assembly activi- Nany 3. can Legion Is co-chairman. chnniral Department. John j the Precious Metals Dcpt. m been rante.d a College Schol- R ties will begin on May 26 and Mrs. Mesavitz is the former Plans for the observance was employed as a Gang] U.S. Metals. Edward, is a arship of $200 and Miss Sabo continue through June 4 ii ! Julia Brown. The couple hus ,ut. alter gel-, ^^ ^^ ^ ^ reader In the Insidr Machln- patrolman in the Carteret was reported last week as the meetlng last; been living on the Carteret 1 | i [ , ke ! night. Ceremonies will start at' 1st Group He has two sons; Police Deartment. and Joseph \ recipient of a full tuition Borough Jews Dwellings development for '!'•'' h r°in For'830 °'cloclt wlth waterfront' Adam, who Is employed in the is employed at the National; scholarship from Orange Me- the past four years. r'- startled ^'""vices. Paraders will r><- Electrical Shop at U.S. Metals Newark & Essex Banking Co.| mnrial • Hospital School ol Mark Holiday '"' " ' ' semble at 9 o'clock »nd at Refining Co. and Leon, pro- All Of his sons are residing on the ground 9:15 the VFW ritual will bciprletor of Leo's Inn on upper (Continued on Pane 8> The State. University nchol- CARTERET — Shavoulh, wilding a flash- ! held at the Soldiers and Sail ! - | arfhlns cover tuition of $400 the Jewish holiday which Service Awards >:.,\u under for the freshman yeir and commemorates the Riving of I ors Memorial Park. ! may be retained for the four j the Ten Commandments, will ' '1 I After the ' ritual, the pa Lions to Name be celebrated in the syna- i.'jimached, the! rade will start and the routs years of the undergraduate To 40 Employes ;;; Kindergarten course, provided a satisfactory gogues and homes of Carteret ALFRED TICEFELT ,' I! was easy to'will be the same as last year,! p Amtinn ^lat record is maintained and the beginning at sunset tomorrow.