A Newspaper Devoted Presented Fairly, dearly To the Community Interest Complete News Picture! Fall Local Coverage And Impartially Each Week VOL. XXXVIII-NO. 26 CAT?.TKKET, N. .1 CnttrM u taa etui Hill 't P. 0, Culmt N. J. PRICE TEN CENTS Senator \U.S. Metals in TributeTells of raises To 4 Retiring Workers CARTERET Pour em- a« a laborer In the Haiidllim Mosquit© ployees of the U. S. Metals Re- fining Company retired Sep-""and" Tl'ftnsP°'l»11011 D(1P<"t- tember 30 and were the guests ment In 1938 llr rogress of John Towers, Plant Manaxei•<t'mli to tllt' Spraying !at a luncheon in the plant cafe-! t""'tmeMt alld has hold Dnliiii, Administration teria" on 'we'dnesdVv7ftenioon!pWil!ionof P(lrtinRPlanl Rcrit'3 n II UK l l1W -n 1MS 1)r S; y Warmlv Lamlcd for ^Als o —presen t »at ^th e *™-'luncheon " " , * (JMM|°*11 ' »• > were the department superln-1 Joseph Sekchlnsky, 325 Berry Prwatltioniirv SteM tendants of the retirees. John:8"""* Woodbrldge retired after Powers, Smelter Dept.: Paul|twenty-f"U11 ?mn °' wrvlcc. Taken in Carteret CANTERET - At a general Bardet. Mechanical Dept.; and>He «Mnl his entire service In! rally held last 0. C. Johnson, Precious Metalslth(1 Smelter Department, Falcon Hall the Departmentp . jobs of Laborer. Cupola people here probably peaker, Senator John of |ast n )t toW John Marchenlk. 102 Sharot Tapper Helpei• Cupola Motor- ! that in addition to a praised the local ad- Street Carteret retired after 38™"- Cupola Brakeman, Con-i h| ,b, . be, done iii; boom in Carte-ret, miiiisirntlon for the great step years of service with the com-lvcrtf'r Puncher and Converter!1"";" >""^"Jlr •" """« is also H religious boom. progress. He urged pany. Marchenlk, was hired m'Sklmmer. .nadu-nte the di.sea.se- j is indicated by the fact % jmosquitnes. * the citizens of Carteret to re- 1021 as an Ironworker, First Cornelius Halpin. Ninth Ave- .mi1 religious leaders ore |.' f'lf'l iClass, In the Mechanical De-'nue, New York City was also "I want to assure the peorjh .• to keep up with the of thr borough" Dr. and Alex Such for their past partment and has retained that a Smelter employee. He had! IIK membership. said that the board Is futy performance in civic govern- position during his entire period sixteen years of service with mm- of employment. the company prior to retire-! alerted t.o ..avoi. d ,. people of the borough, The SeiiHDor went on to say, Domlngos Topete. 31 Per.sh-ment. His last job In the!0 enn"Pnant s ana aaaea -rv IT! by the Influx of new- that Mayor Dolan's Intorven-jlng Avenue. Carteret, was em- Smelter wass Mold Tender -i* I'lerautwnmy measure ,is are today moving to MONK I'RKSKNT M.AC1S: The (wtpret Lions Club this week pre^cnied ,i set of flaes and stand to Brownie '1'rnop tion in the American Agricul-jployed at the local plant In 1933ICrane Follower, jhuve been tak^n. .; m unprecedented num- Olrl Scouts, sponsored hy St. Joseph's Church. Standing in fnint, left to right, arp Betty Ann Misko, Jane Ann Alena, lural strike caused a peaceful; — ! Under the direction of Healtk Thls Is evident In the Arlenr Saho, Catherine liirrell, Jennie Matterazzo and Janet SofifId. Standing In the back are Postmaster Lester Sabo, settlement In what could have Inspector Michael A. Yarchesti ilrr or the larger church- president of the l.lons; Mrs. Catherine Farrell, leader, and Rev. Mel M. Corcoran, OSM, pastor of St. Joseph's. been a bitter struggle. a Woodbiidse firm headed by i ,d in the synagogues. Assemblyman, William Kurtz, Sanctuary will Solemn Jewish jRobert N. Mathlasen has been ft* [busy during thr past week with ...I io uccomodato the Be Finished for Hiph Holv Davs !«prnyini{ operations, Asslstlnf increasing throngs that Ordnance Depot Letters Are Fun to Get Service Awards tion now before the Senate and i\Ir. Mathiasen Is Edward LRUS» Assembly and the record mohr of the pnrk dcoartmenl,, is Accepted And Exciting to W^rife Presented to 22 Democratic AssemblymanPfrSiYule Services To Start Tonight Civil Service Vote the County of Middlesex. CARTERET - World Wide CARTERET - Jews of thejp,J™£j ^TreW^S mi•« here. New church Mayor Edward J. Dolan spoke 1 CARTERET — If you owe most intimate and economic- Communion will be served this borough as well as the world t. > General Election on a Civil By Government of the necessity of electing the n( i M ruction is attesting to J anyone a letter take time al means of communicating Plant Employes ipmrge of religious in- enUre Dem Sunday at The First Presby-!over will begin their observance,Service status for boroush em« CARTERET—Houston ii Set- out next week to write one. with others," Postmaster Sabo CARTERET _*John Towers i ocratic ticket fromj PS K terlan Church. Communion will this .evening of their indst ''^' tle'* bid for the purchase of This is the suggestion of said. of the U s r State, County and Borough an- that in order for theibe .served at .8:3,8:300 and U:00,solem11:00. solemn regionreligious holidayv period-lod^^^ Z Z.™Zi the former Cart*ret Ordnance!. Postmaster Lester Sabo who The postmaster said the Ml churches here feel the special week should serve as •two average American to have a,world Wide Communion stress-jf'h the start of Rosh Ha- " Depot thas been confirmed by| polnled out tnat next weelt jr,>'nh of religious life. The a reminder to write long swv7cV^wa7dVwere"'p7esentedi^ttei'way *?!llfe'iUs imperHes 'the world fellowship and.honah the Jewish New Yearfe*^ ^ £ «* the Oeneral Service Admlnls-| will mark the 22nd annual tive that the Democrats be n,.mi),T of masses are con- overdue letters to servicemen, to employees during the month -;,h willUSfrln lieym ta - ? elected on the different govern-! imtly increasing ki Catholic tration, real estate disposal! national observance of Letter hospitalized patients, foreign of September. 1 Pla ment levels. meets at 9:30 -Jth^L?™ "* ""'"iHillsid™e Plac«e' .' V«p * ** : .M iii-s and additional serv- agency of the United States! Writing Week. acquaintances, faraway Stephen Demjen, Senior Pay- Milik, candidate!classes for all age " that never has been opened to , .in' listed In Protestant [Government. This gives the! "J am surc tnat we are a" friends and relatives and roll clerk and William Johnson. with three year old: beginning at the public. for re-election said that he was SUIld0Wn fllso mR1 ks "tart churches. 'syndicate represented by the! aware that next to an actual others who would welcome Mechanic 2nd Class received a Church Nursery during the ' Little Cotton Club Inc 36 proud to once again run for of the 10 Penitential Days cul- vlfsit, a personal letter Is the personal letters. 30-year service buttons. Dem- 11:00 worship hour to help Salem Avenue applied for per- i Newark Industrial Realtors i ,election to the .council; that it] mlnating In Yom Kippur— Day I litre is a good reason lor jen lives at 69 Second Street. parents with little children. mission to extend its premirej. control, subject to passing of was a pleasure to be able to be I of Atonement—October 12. HT' Kiowth of the church life lland Johnson at 258 Amboy Ave- The third meeting of the Approval was given to the title on 150 acres of associated with men such as Rabbi Norman Lobel. I ;i Curieret. It can be found both of Woodbridge. Mayor Dolan, Alexander Such adult membership class will transfer' of the liciuor license paved, industrial land Legion Activates [Holiday Shoppers!™' :ne renewed consciousness Joaqulm Gomes. Charge and the, rest of the Borough held at 3:00 this Sunday after- from Peter and Mary Mllana the contribution our on the New Jersey Turnpike: munlty said services in the eve-to Lebero Molinaro and Nicho- jCi'Boeman in Toush Pitch De- louncil. The Borough of Car- noon. Youth fellowship meet- ning will be at 6:30 and in the! ls Qarclft. lurches are making to the close to the Carteret exit which partment, 147 Inslee Place, teret has received more service Ings will be held as follows on Its Drill TeamjProgram Planned morning at 9 A.M. at both At the rccmest of Councilman I tfi.d character building pro- Is only 11 minutes from i Elizabeth, received a 25-year for better representation the Junior CARTERET—The drill teamj. QARTERET — Plans for a lohn E. D'Zurilln, chairman of ark Airport, It has fiye miles button. better living ever before in the lowshlp; 3:30. the Junior Hll sponsored by Carteret Post No. holiday shoppers program were Prayers for life and brother- the fire and water committee, of railroad sidings, a network Twenty year awards were history of the Borough, he said Fellowship; and 1:30, the Senior 263, The American Legion, is in outlined at this week's meeting ir all man- Acting Mayor Walter i'ius borough offers an to- of water linei and itorm drains, [given to Julius Vasvary, 19 Councilman Alexander Such the midst of its fall program, are said and the entirellast night proclaimed the -ive type of church pro- iLowell Street. Carteret, Me talked of the progress of the Membership class begins ! and aooest to the Carteret states James Yacullo, drill-[Association held in the Borough period is marked by a com;en- "f Oeuwr {»* ?in> mis. whk£ touches on the sewer system. jchanlcal Office: John Rigler, various departments in at 2:30. master. Hall.