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1 - Wih The News!, p Asride All The Aciviies of The Town Wih Your Home-Town Paper For Value Shop The Ados The Larges And Ben Shop* And Services In The Area Ar Our Advcrler*! Paronise Them!,i XXXM-NO. ^naions omirig In \>r IKRKT Two CarerH po Czajkowsk and ; yb are doing a Roodj lf rounding up.foodsuffs'; ' ij(i!lil i imis o help assure h«,,,f i.he annual PAL Day I ' TW (V»»W here July., nlv here Is much evidence ',',,. \vnrk as Chief of Police,',,.' shm'klan'fi office Is rapidly filled up wih craes and { foodsuffs... year's even will be on he "".'vie as las year's successful,', ',. open o all he children ' borough, aciviies will ge ',. my a A.M. and con-.,,n unil lae In he afer- H,f,eshmens will be served a lind will coninue hrugh he afernoon or unil here,. food or sof drink» lef. Each i, Hie success of he»wn is ])ossible by he generosiy dl residens and, Indusry. There will be all»rs of games mness-and pgny rides. he evening a f o'clook here be fireworks o he Soldiers d sailors Memorial Park. This,, be under he direcion and p^won of he police reserves mvlng he fireworks here wil a block dance a he Carere lbh ennis cours.. councilman John leywck airman of he affair and is being ' assised by Chief 8heridan B-mbers of he police force and [women in he PM. Auxiliary will do*u he cooking and fcrvuik of foodsuffs. ^lone Rae Boos Is Being Sough CARTERET New Jr«y Be elephone Company yeserda led a general upward revision o lephone raes Which I laid l quired o guaranee he flnanc of a new $6,,8 expan ion and servk improvemen pro am hroughou f» sae. The revisions ni«wih h, n-e--public milues Comjbusioi Trenon call or a c coin bo: ec and increase* in he bas of boh business and res Iroce elephones. These chanpi.iiiu'a-cd, woul} affec local sub libers, Also included In he revisions air increases in exension raes, li:mces In he iniial and overlino calling periods on ome oll lulls and revisions In some misi Uaneous iems,, The amoun of he increase lull of course vary," he company "depending up6n he ype bid amoun of.. Lsiomer has, Wi on **» average he increase HflD MMW o less ;in c per day per fephone." Ciing a 85,6,f oonsruc- Hon program siaoo N», he com Plan On Being In California 'llip,al)nvf Un lads, Pxnlmrr scous and membe of >«rnop unisfli-pil hy he Free Magyar IMnrmrd Church hci* hope o be in California nex monh. Tim wo mys, Inlin D'Apollo, Por Reading anil Carl Zrlglir of Wnndlirldec»rr ieing helped financially In ii drive sponsored by Uir ladies of lip church and friends o obain enough funds o ROUI hem cross counry so hey ran aend he Third Naional Roy Scou.lambom. Th/ jamiwrf* is o bq held July 7 o flf,.a Irvinr Ranch, n few mhe» from hf Pacific Ocean. ypri rcp<irc<] las nigh ha heir goal had almos reached. disband, Wife (rc:hi«;h School Class Workhouse Terms Of 9 Reunion CAIITERK' Roosevel, Wil- Held in Fanwood iauis and his wife, Elsie, 5 Warren Sree, drew workhouse senences from Magisrae Rober L. CARTERET A large group of Brown, in MaRisrae's Cour here members of he Carere High Wednesday nigh. School Class of 9 held heir The senences were Vneed ou in-year class reunion in Fanwood by he Judge as a resul of a sabbins mach in which Roosevel Saurday nigh. ' received a gash in he head from Edwin Qulnn, he,cyss advisor his wife ha required eigh and presenly supervisor of schools siches. He was reaed by Dr. addressed iic group and reminisced wih hem over heir high Walker., school days. Joseph Gurney. class ' The wife was given a six monhs presiden, gave he oas arid also senence in he workhouse on a an address of welcome. A silen charge of assaul and baery Her husbanxcraseywihdisoiderly!" r(v e r was observed for William conduc, received a hree monh Lukach, one of he classmaes, erm. Two Perh Amboy residens drew siff fines from he magisrae on moor vehicle violaions. Amelia Rivera paid a $5 fine and $ coss for driving an auo wihou a license and Miquel Angel Torres paid (6 and $ cos*; for permiing an unlicensed driver o operae his car. The laer was also found o have plaes on he car which did no belong o ha paricular vehicle. Three local men, Richard Penn, Alfred Cmvird aiul Oliver Payne, weie charged by Officer Frank Lark In wih disorderly conduc wih Penn being fined $5 and he oher wo, $5 each. Officer Larkin charged ha he found he hree men drinking on a sidewalk in Berien Sree and hey failed o comply wih his order o move away from ha area. Confessions Saurday n A Ukrainian Church now deceased. E'rizes wore awarded o he following: John Kollbas, Marie Kacmarsky, Kfherlne, D. Kish, Jennie Kosen, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mlklcs, Mr. and Mrs. Cherensky and Mr. and Mrs. Kamil Tvesensky. Mrs. Elizabeh Laa$r was Riven a birhday greeing by he class. Servinp on he program commiee were Miss Mary Pcruska. Miss Marlon Sankner and Louis Mikics. WTI AlMV IN OERMANV CARTERET -- Pfc. Edward W. Zullo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Zullo, 6 Roosevel Avenue, is roaing o he U. 'S. aier serving in Oermany wih he s Infanry Division. Zullo, in Europe 7 monhs, ho was u cannoneer in Baery U of he 8 h Ani-Aircraf Arillery Baalion. He was employed by Cariere Shirs, Inc. Wore enering he Army in July 95, Saioned In he souhern par CARTERET- Rev, John Hundiak, pasor of S. Demerius consan field raining a» par of of Germany < he s Is undergoing uny said I Is r.. r.._., an addi- Ukrainian Church announces ha he Norh Alanic Treay Organizaion Army. mil $5,, in insrucion confessions will be held omorrow T he nes 8 yara In expandi is faciliiel and providing P. M. and high school sudens a for grammar school pupils a hi-'a- Jersey "Wih all 5 o'clock. CAKE SALE i.ii service, boh loejfll and ions Tlie annual parish picnic will be CARTERET The Ladies Auxiliary of he S. Ellas C.W.V. Pos [imance. held he afernoon a he Wha we ask H Ifl erm» of Ukrainian Pavilion. The board of No. 797 will hold a cake sale. Sunin we are offeririf > exceedingly rusees will be in el of ar-^ay, ^y J June 8, from 8 A.M. AM <o iniiii," he company mid in esuinj he addulfflialijross in- rangemens. A.M. a he church hall. ie from he JMPOWd ariff ^visions a i8,» og a m r - o of IB.i9. iil inve /ver o" lieril iincome j>uiiy poined ny $8,76, Seen M These p: e minimum >nie sysem * naion, all," he "During he e insalled, 56 m iern dial avduable, Mid. y«a,rs. we servfche mos iqulnmen,. iho«t»pl wih he "< i v bes In compwflwloni servif we can sucflfarfuily program we :$jm o conver v elephone J»» f»e *" operaion f(h cmomers i"k calls o lv«r >ar of he < by 96. Wihin a very few : > hereafer, I U qvir ' arse iiiive all Jersey fljbsorlbers di- across he naion, Viliiris o h«u» «y his linn is he fae ha rl#h now u,. lured wih» ba*l<* oj «" deferred requs for serv- md over 5, who* 6 - nkliw grades ne sriving HU immedli 'I " ii'v for and i'h job is l<--a.llv bu o! "'"iiey ha ' " v cumpenc -'^«fur he wih our CARTKHRT. N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 6, Merchans In Favor Of Meers CARTERET - Merchan* here.ire definiely in favor of having pnrklnf meers placed in he'busl ness areas. p<iiire Chief OenrKc Sheridan snki yescrdnfr afernoon ha nemhrrs of his drpafmenl have hc'ii making n survey o business people IhrnilRhnu he CDmmUnlly and have repored ha hej ire in fnvnr of he meers by b er han o. The nhulnlon has been going, on for abou a monh in an effor o nscfiain he aiude of he businessmen abou meered park illf! The rjiiof's findings are o be urned over o he m^yor and jcpinril nnd a meeing beween hem and a commiee of businessmen is conemplaed. If meered parking becomes effecive, he chief said he was in favor of he following areas: In he Chrome secion, Roosevel Avenue beween Edwin and Hudson Srees, one side of he sree and wo loading zones; Washingon Avenufe. beween ;Hifih an,d Emerson, one side and wo loading areas; and from LalayeA Sree o Charles, wih parking on boh.sides and four loadinfi zones. The chief ls>lso in favor ol a meer which) coss $6.5 in salled and allows parking from minues for a penny up o w hours for en cens. This mee allows from one o five pennies per welve minues inervals an wo nickels for he wo hours. I also gives he mooris he benef: of hree exra minues overunv before parking becomes a viola ion. Chief Sheridan poined ou ha' parking is becoming a dlfflcu! problem in he shopping afsa especially from 5 o'clock when people ry o shop afer working hours. He would recommend ha he meers work from 9 A.M. o 9 P.M. daily excep Sunday. \)og Inoculaions Will Close Today CARTERET Today ie he las day for he inoculaion of dogs In he boroi/ch. Inoculaions will he given from o P. M. in Fire Hall No. Hill Secion. Healh Inspecor Michael Yarcheski said ha up unil las nigh here were more han ' dogs given he rabies shos and he public was mos cooperaive. Dr. Edward Oo of Avenel is he veerinarian in chaifce. Jmnex H. Berry Co. Sells Is Propery CARTERET The propery of he James B. Berry and Sons Co. Inc. a Carere has been «old o UVP General American Transporaion Corp. The announcemen of he ransacion was made yeserday by company officials. The new owners do no sell or buy oils and he sale only included he real esae and buildings on he premises. The Berry company will coninue is oil business from is headquarers in Oil Piy, Pa. Carere High Class of ' Ge Togeher, Lu*r, Buuri Kasha, Ijleim iapi. law, JUhirine KUi, Hion "- TK * New Lions Club Officers A Insallaion Above hf he officers of he Carrre Mnns Club Who were officially Insalled In nfflfc by Inernaional Councillor (icorrp K»vak a he Gypsy Ckmp on Wednrsday nl*h. Seaed lef o rlnh:.lo- Mph Synowlfcki, Waler Schonwnlri. Jamrs J..uka«h. Slandinx lrf n righ: Vmils Brown. Mayor Frank Bnrffnrri, Oiirgp Kiivak. Frank Jurck, Alexander F.vnnlz and Meyer Knsrnblum. To Rvin SGT. THOMAS DONOGHUE CARTERET--A member of he Carere Police Force for a lile over years, Sergean Thomas DonoKhue will reire a he end o< he monh. His reiremen will become effecive midnigh, June for physical disabiliy. Afer Sg. DonoKhue's reiremen akes effec here will only b<) hree members lef on he force who have been wih he deparmen for hiry years or more, From a poin of service Sg. 'homas McNally is presenly he Icies on.he force. He joined he deparmen on July, 97 and is IOW in his 6h year. Nex in poin of service is Chief ieorge Sheridan who is compleing hiry years. Sg. John Andres ;ilao Ls In his hirieh year and became a member of he deparmen one week afiec he chief. Capain Chodosh o Receive Discharge CARTERET--Dr. H. Louis Cholash, a cupaln in he U. S. Air l'vuce, and lie.son of Mr. and Mrs. Huber Chodosh. Ill Lincoln Avenue, has recenly relumed from Okinawa afer a 6 monhs our of duy in ha Pacific area. Afer compleing wo years servica, Dr, Chodosh will be disi-hareed nex monh. Besides his wife, Leona, he Ias a daugher, Ellen. Upon his discharge he will reurn o he KniKsbridice Vo'iuus Hosplul, New York, as a senior residen psychiaris, Selemen Is Made In Favor Of Local People C,AH''ERET A selemen for $ii involving; a local youngser nnd her faher was reached before he case was o have been nanl by Judne Klenimer Kalies- sen in Superior Cour. Awards of $) each wen o Kdw'ard Qale and his daugher^ Murion,. The case involved an acciden In which he. Gale child was. Injured in a car on Washingon Avenue las Sepember. The oar was driven by Helen Hockenbury who claimed.she los conrol and i sruck a ree. The youngser was beinjj ranspored from he Elizabeh Cener for Excepional Children. The sui wua aians Ellen Aniqui.s of he Cener. Tlie Gules were represened by Samuel Kaplan of own, Turek and Turek of Elizabeh represened he clelendans. Bachelor's Degree Is, Given Richard Miglecz CARTERKT The degree in bachelor of science in educaion a Temple Ui Universiy waa dd o Richard M-. Miglecz, son o Mr. and Mr*. Michael Miglecz of 6 Avenue a exercise* held Alexander Evonis Named Presiden Of (larere Lions CA RTKRI5T -Alexander Evoni/ of Wheeler Avenue WHS officially insalled aa presiden of lie Carere Lions Club for he comini! year a he annual insallaion* dinner held a he Gypsy Camp on Wednesday evening. Insalled as firs vice-presiden was Frank Jurick. Oher officers insalled for he ensuing year Included George Qlllefrple, Jr., second vicc-presldn; Sanley Clszak. hird vice-presiden; Joseph Syniiwieckl, re-eleced reasurer and Meyer Rosenblum, re-eleced secreary. George Kovak, inernaional counsellor of he Lions Club and former governor of Disric 6B, was he insalling officer. The Insallaion commiee consised of Alexander Comba and Brown. A delicious seak dinner was served, afer WVleh here was dancing o Bobby Lehrer's orchesra. Louis Brown, a member of he Carere club, and former disric depuy Rovernor of 6-B, was oasmaser. He old of he many aciviies ha a Lion Club could do in a communiy like Carere. George > Kovak, inernaional counselor, who officially insalled lie officers, wished hem every success for he coming season. incomiiir Presiden Alexander Evonia oulined a program for he comiiir year which will include an essay cones among he*juniors and Seniors of he hi#h school, a summer program and an inensive scrap paper drjve. Members of he Board of Direcors for he coming year Include Alexander Cornba, Louis Brown, Michael Resko and Alber Maefy. VTA Presens School Wih Webcor Vicrola CARTERET The Washingon- Nahan Hale PTA presened he Washingon School children wih a Webcor vicrola. A vicrola is used dully in a primary school. Two children were honored a lie Washingon School for perfec aendance. They were Ml ch"p Kushner, kindergaren puui! in Mrs. E. Conlan's class who had perfec aendance for Irs firs year in school and Allan Sand ridge, a second grade pupi in Miss Rubel's class, who also held he honor of perfec aend ance for he year. TO VISIT FAIXSBUKG. N. Y. CARTEHET The Misses Sel ma Harnlck, Eleanor Yellen, Hur rio Mencher, and Marilyn Gor don will spend he Fourh of Jul week-end a he Hoel Nemersor Souh Fajlsburg. New York. ' The Kirls will paricipae In fo swimming, ennis and horsebacl riding evens. Also included mounain climbing and golf. Car On Wild Spree, Driver Survives CARTKRET -Alhough his car aced like ^ bucking bronc and did all kinds of Inconceivable acrobaic ricks. John Tandyrak, 6, of ills borough, Is^lll here o ell he ale, alhough a llle # worse for wear. Tandyrak was driving along Carere Road, near Hagaman Sree, Por Reading, early Wednesday morning, when according o his sory o Parolmen Eugene Marin and Vicor Baln of he Woodbridge Police Deparmen, he was blinded by he headlighs of an oncoming can and failed o make a urn in he roadway. As a resul, Tandyrak coninued, he los conrol of' his car, which cu across he roadway. Jumped a curb, hi and acually jumped a fire hydran, hen coninued for several fee follpwlng he sidewalk line, sruck and knocked down a Public Service pole, coninued bak across he roadway and sopped on he pavemen near he shoulder on he side of he sree he Sared from The Carere man wis aken o Perh Anvhoy General Hospial in he Woodbridne E; ambulance where he Is being reaed fnr niullplp cus. and abrasions, His condiion was repored as "good." Nearly $, In Marcihiak Fund CARTERET John Miro, presden of Local 87, Mine, Mill and meler Workers a he U.S.M.R. -ompany, announced oday ha he collecion for he Marciniak Fund has swelled o nearly $, mong he employees. He said ha locals In lie meropolian area will bring he oal up o $,5, he goal needed. Mlro announced ha he sie which has already been given by he borough will be a he Carere Borough park, a* he corner of Eas Jersey Sree and Carere Avenue. Members of he union will build he sand wihou any addiional cos o he fund. He also aunounced ha a meeing wih a represenaive of he New Jersey Blind Commission was held and urned ou saisfacorily. TiWocalon of he sand was accepable o he commission. Hibernians Plan for Annual Picnic July 6 CARTERET Division No., Ancien Order of Hibernians and is auxiliary will hold heir annual family picnic a Roosevel Park Sunday, July 6. Serving on he commiee are Howard Burns, John McMaser, Mrs. Waler Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ringwood and Mr.Vind Mrs. John Kenna. \ Turnpike Speeders load Heavy Burden Upon/ Borough Police CARTERET The New Jersey wih all he forms ha have o be Turnpike is adding an excepional heavy load of exra work In lie local police deparmen sinoc he sae roopers began seing up radar sysems \o rap speeders In he Carer secion of he >e. Revenues from fines,' mos of Which goes o hj sar, now averages abou 8, a monh when ha roopers p up hree daily radar raps a monh. For hin monh he (frparmefl has had reyenue* of fij.oqo so far wih only one rda. day oa» sen o he sae and couny and addiional filing sysems being mainained In he borough. speeder is caugh in he radar rap he Is pulled o he side of he road and walls unil he roopers snare quie «few more. Then hey are all brough ino police cour a one ime and can pay heir flues or pay he amoun of One in he form of bail and ask for a heaing dae. Mos of he' mooris* are from ou of sae,.he chief sam, sjid heir oase«muse addiional bookkeeping. _ JVJ h» flaw, % local depwjima.of^ Keep ne so#«no o «MMd, while * ' balance vm M l» s*e. PRICE EIOHT CENTS Louis Kady Nominaed For Office CARTERET The Cnrere merlcan Legion Pos, wns happy i learn las nigh ha he local ouh he pos had sponsored..su!i Kadv Jr., sen of Mr. and irs Loubi Kady of 7 Emerson or, was one of eev«o boyi inmlnned for governor R. Boys ««being hid» Rugers JJnl- Kady was one of he i lads 'nmlnawi in he Federal Pary irimnry, while five candidaes ere named n he NalonBl Pary. The 55 ciizens o! he myhical ;ae are broken up ino he wo urles Winners in he wo primaries will oppose efch oher o-, < lay In he gnbcitiaorlal elecion md he winner will be Inauguraed onigh. Boys Sa«o up on he Rugers Universiy campus Is sponjored by he New Jersey American Legion o five high school sudens firs hand experience In governmen and poliics. Sandra Pox, daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fox of Perslilng Avenue is a New Jersey College For Women represening Carere i Olrls SUM. Kady will also see how Rovernmen jvorks laer on his year wr»en he boys and he girls from Qlrls Sae, a projec sponsored by he American Leplon Auxiliary,' will invade he sae house in Trenon for a special one-day session. The girls Inauguraed heir governor las nigh in impressive ceremonies a Voorhees Chapel. The wo local represenaives are juniors in high school nnd will be going ino heir senior year. During his nex school year hey are expeced o make a full repor on heir aciviies o lie American Legion and heir schoolmaes. Six Organizaions From Carere in Big Newark Parade CAWTERKT Six borough organisaions composed of members of Americans of Ukrainian descen were among hose who ook par in he parade in Newark Sunday In commemoraion of vicims of he "Moscow Creaed Famine in he Ukraine in 9*-" and as a mass demonsraion agains communism. ' In he group from Carere were members of he Organizaion for Defense of Four Freedoms for Ukraine Inc.; Ukrainian S. Mary'y Greek Caholic Church; S. Demerius Orhodox Church; Branch No. of he Ukrainian Naional Associaion, Znporoska Slch; Branch No. 7, The Providence Associaion of Ukrainian Caholics in America A rally which -followed he parade araced over 5U people and was held a he Mo&que Theaer, Newark. The parade commenced a Washingon Park on Broad Sree and ended a he Mosque Thpaer, wherein housands of marchers in naive cos*, :.? umes carried placards and signs inveighing agains he Moscow Bolsheviks and "heir errible crimes agains humaniy." The msin speakers a he manifesaion were: Mayor I*o P. Carlin of Newgrk, Prof. Iwan Wowchyk of New York Ciy, naional presiden o he Organizaion for he D«fensa of he Four Freedoms for Ukraine; Prof. Theodore Kas-, kiw. Chairman of Manifesaion Commiee and presiden of he, Ukrainian Cener of Newaik; Waler Pryshlak, presiden of he Newark branch of he Orgunlzalon for- he Defense of he Four Freedoms for he Ukraine; and Paul L. Troas, Chairman of he New Jersey Turnpike Commie-, sion. John Romaniion. Newark aorney, aced as chairman of ceremonies. Messages were received from, Governor Alfred E, Discoll and various congressional leaders of he Sae of New Jersey, expies$ing heir suppor for he Manl* fesaion. The speakers recouned he er-' rlble crimes commied by he Sovie Governmen agains h Ukrainian people in 9 and 9, and appealed o he freedom loving people of America o suppor Ukrainians and oher capured,; people behind he lion Curain in heir resisance o he Sovie eglme. and appealed o he < Unied Saes Congress o esablish a special commission o invesigae he jmocidal pracices of 'he Kremlin perperaed upon Ukrainians and oher naionaliies in he Sovie Union, and for un-, mediae raiflc«uon of he Oena-> cide CoflV«loa of he Naions. Paul, roas, RepubUej^l 'Opvemor, old o be misled W move* designw Ur..' and oh«naloniiiso. mm i

2 , PAOK TWO " f ' Suaexnfil Card Pary Jir>w fc I Am CARTERET A pary ln> honor Mary of he Vrcrnnx nf PnrolKn of hefcrndunuonof Robe/ Abarcy from he Nufrin Hale Schodl Wnrs hfld a card pary In borwwh f'artkrft Bus ride* mid hill hall wih pleven nhlei In piny (ames nn» quli' he rommnn hin; was Riven by his parens, Mr. and Tfep special pree wn o Mri. ] hcw days bill (,'nrpro. Cour No Mrs Andrew Aoarny of 7 Herman Avenue Sella Kfixifnakl fi. ForMrrs of Amrrlra lins n me Th* high»ro» wlmwri up wlli nio IxMU-r. Ofens ne.ludw} Mr. apd Mri. Mrs. Caherine Dowdcll. For a vciy nominal pilrr Hie Michael Abaray, MUs Eleanor Klmbsch. Jams Q!fc<iln. Mr.< Foreser* me sponsoring n ride A«a Lw. Mrs. J. I fi o lie I)<xli!< i r-olan.s nluh ramion July, Howwr. nsrnrl of Mi's. Anna Klmbarh. Mrs 8ankowlcs>., Urn. Bry IWx. limiliu rl«h bnck home he buses Mrs Row BubbenhflMer, Mrn C. will go o Coney Inland where he Ei Brown, Mr*. Florence Mann. Mfs. elslr K(fiR. Mrs. Onisy EjJierlrRc. Mr*. MnTy Nolan. Mh Ffcrcnw Ahrw<<M\ O f BriWn. M». John Bed, Mrs Julln TV>>b«. APP6FNTEI) DELEGATE rartkret Mr. Ruby T,akn los, Junior Vcp-rommamlei of ord*a.v. Chaper No. 56. of Llnduh Sree has reurned from he XAV. convenion held in Wiklwoml. June 8, 9, nru. She had bw>n appoined as a delegae o Ihf convenion. Inique Bus Ride Se for July j l>»s.<enirerr will ranunue heir eveulnk's enerainmen wfnre reluitilrik home. Buses will leave from he Foresers Club. IB Charles 8 ref R PI,AK Brs TRr RAS. Mnmip Frroman.'Mrfi R«M> fi o'clock sharp On he commiee ar; Rober L. Brown, Elvln Ancien Order of Hibernians will CARTERET- Ladles Auxlllkry, Bsich, Mm, Anna Brown. Mi"; Rln Biirch. Mrs, MRry ThoVn, (iliynn. Joseph Shuril), John hold f bus rip o Alanic OHy M#s. AiiRiS AmboW, Mrs. jqnr jj^sky. Waler Klelmsn and'jn- for members and heir friends on T (.h. Mrs. Rose Rnfcnmnwiar/ I neph Bnr» l!n TlflcM* mav he purfrom nny member of Saurday. July. Thn bus will MJfs. E Honegger snd Paul SUnkn he (ART) PARTV POSTPONED CARTERET Mrs. Meyer Rofenblum, chairman of he card pary o be»poniored by he Sl«- ^>rhood has announced he affair will be posponed from Jme SO unil he fall. The exac dae o I be announced laer. Rober Ahorny Feed A Graduaion Pay Aharay. Mr. and Mrs ''Sephen Knpln, Joseph fankullr.!, Mary nnd KrneR Hldl, Mrs. Mury Pencoy. and John Abaray all of Cfere; Mr. and Mrs Arhur Ola) or Por Rlrhmond, S. I.) Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeVln-and daugher Linda of Eleabeh. l«ave 8. Joseph'* Hall a 9 A.M. Reservaions may be marie wih Mrs. Rober, Bishop and Mm How- Ard Burns. WIX VT8IT MASSACHTTRET* CARTERET- Miss Jane Ballon, U LonRfe.llow Sree will accompany Mr. and Mrs. 8. Crreo, of Pich Sree o spend he weekend in Worceser, Mass. NOW-more han ever- I Pays o Save! '. " '. S^ Your savings in his bank will ineres a he rae of Saring July. If you haven' acquired he habi of sysemaically puing aside a share of your earnings - and waching i gr*>]f, le us help you sar i NOW - The Firs Bank and Trus Company "The Bonk Wih Everyhing" Smih Sree a Maple Perh Am boy, N. J. Member Federal Deposi Insurance Corporaion CHRISTENSEN'S "The Friendly Sore" Gome an*j[ ge yurvuoliday and Vacaion needs while we have he larges selecion of Men's, Woinen' l B and Children's Clohes in our hisory. nfc en Swim Suis (or he ENTIRE FAMILY / 8.95 up ohers Women's and Children's SPORTSWEAR Syled by JANTCEN, OLD COLONY *nd SALLY TOGS - ' ) Tee Shirs Shors Bras Play Sfoie Pedal Pushers Midriffs Sun Dresses Robes Ter^y $ph' Seac Peach T Wai, did ^oy»' SPORTSWEAR ^ -. > ; ; ; ' - / \) V STORE HOURS: DAILV9A. M -6F. M. FRIDAY, JUNB fl, B5 A&P Helps You Bea he Heal wih... Swell Food Values Ribs of Beef i! for Swelering Days ị Frui,refrwlinp snlml mnkinpi o Iiisrinm lifjli drssrrs, Al''s wonllprdil wnrm-wcalhfr foods ar prirerl o help -.) "Jp keep cm'llirijiily, Come sec... come save a A&P! A&P "SUPfR-RIGHT QUALITY inch cu * Avoilnble In oil Mea Deps. 7 inch cu Available In all ' M«a Deps, 59* A&P's higk "Super Righ" sundnrds of'qualiy pninfre you exra-good eaing whenever you serve one of s fh<fe ril> roass cu from grain-fed seer beef. Delicious when^served ho or cold. Oven-Ready In Sel-Servlc Meal Dporfmini Inch u *5* r»67«qvnndj liln nf horf arr Irimmn bpfoio wrigliing. Tlmi whils he price pe pound ll higher Tou pa;,(or Una wrighl! The loa! coa 6 you ii approiimalelr he Mrne, whichever way you buy I Po RoaS Boneless Chuck <N Fa Add<n h9 c Rib Seaks ^ 59c r cu. ib 67c Logs qf Lamb, AIM., ^ Round Po Roas n^ r X 79^ Legs of Lamb Top Sirloin Roas B -- ^ 7 ^ Rib Lamb Chops G»nuin«Spring -Reg. Syle 5PI, q ' ib. 77«ib 99c Ground Beef ^^ ^d ibjsc bc Smoked Beef Tongues s b 55c smels Weefond Special! Lowes Price Since Sepember, 795.' BUTTER SHimyfleli Fancy Freifc Creamery Sal ar Swee b. brick (In y Ib. Prins ib 7c) Chef-O-Bi Cheese Food Cheddar Cheese ^l:^^ 69c Provolone Cheese i^yi* 6c Cream Cheese c ( s.. ««.pk 9.7e J^^»jL v froien Foods Green Peas. Z- 9* Sliced Srawberries ^»«J»»7«Orange Juice 5I»=.-'..'.J *-, IULY TH Weekend Only! AiP Super Markes and S«lf-S«rvice Soio OPEN o 9 P.M. Thursday & Friday STORES CLOSED SAT., JULY "> MiAl/Alf ""P" " Sl " 8 "" ' A '" M lh ' IU 7 UniCKCIIS In S«vic«Me»l Depsrimoni lh I C UniUnCllS In All M«sl D»ps.lm«nli "> J)C TII> /Aim Regulur Sjle-sini unds Ibi., rr I UnVCjS In Ss.vir, MNI D«parlm»nn TIIHI/AUO Resily-lo-Coo-iii* und«i 8^ Ibi.., gf I UlKCyS In All Meal D«[wfm»ni lb C lb Q«)C Frankfurers ski B i«ib 55c Beef Liver spe.«y.«i«^ ib9c Fine Qualiy Safd^d Available In Freih Frih D«icim*lii 9c :. «5c Evaporaed Milk whi> Hou5 «.?: 5 Tomaoes - lona Brand Sandard Qualiy Swee Peas lona Brand "«5* Sandard Qualiy Blended Juke»«7* V l Q P e Julli Made from luscious sin-ripened frui Nabisco Oreo Bisquick Rap-ln-Wax CreiBe Sqndwi * inlmi < Wo^ French Fried Poaoes J, 9= Bumble Bee Tuna Fish :: 7 : 9c Burry's Cookies Sar Kis Tuna Fish :: v 5c o Grape Drink LARGE SIZE Sw«e, Juicy; Vine-Riponed Canaloupe EXTRA LARGE SIZE RedPlunis Blueberries Iceberg Uuce Cucumbers ^^ culuv>u ' 9< New Green Cabbage J^l»> 5c' Limes ^^^<* cunnifs 9c LemOnS C^'ifofi'aexlra large sire (or gc Fresh Bees ValencaN^Cmp Fresh Broccoli J;:x Yellow Onions D bag 5 C fr m nmr > y f bupch e *. 5c Thoi prkn cfficlr Ihiu $ourd«y, JUM 7h, in Sup«r MorUh and UH-Urif Mom only. Klrknai's Complexion Soap S^'^ Lifebuoy Soap for oul or b»(k Xc w. Jar eelli. ik*. 7 cor;^;.d." 9c Shredded Codfish ^^M «OM-\& Delrich Margarine. Beardsley Codfish Cakes v c Old Duch Cleanser. ^ c Banque Boned Chicken so* «n^9c Angel Sof whief«i«iti«m OMOOC Liverwurs Spread sfhi-m.^ «-8c Waxex Waxed Paper» 5c Pigs Fee Bodca* 9oz,» r c u. c Marcal Sandwich Bags (f Srawberry Pie Loads «f big juicy berries, a peak of summer-fresh flavor, nesled ino golden-ligh crus. A buyl Ofr Jane Porker Values.' Vanilla Iced Loaf Cake Danish Coffee Ring ^^ «^9e.. C h9e vhin Nibles Corn Cori-offhecob wih fresh-ahuckn! flavor... priced o be a money-sav'i I RefreAfng Bverages ROllS Hamburg or }rank(ur«r pkg ol8for \ Q&Q SpOF MIC Cn^Ory-plm (!«,»»«Zbolle>j Sponge Layers.::%::L ^oc5«leiu»n Juice ForwfaMlryinddishM Pluh Gl r "8 ^Club * Tudor Pronium Beer 9 9oi 97c IflUD frui Fl.vo,i-plu. dwall L boll.i L I C Alo College IN Chicken Swan Soap for ih laundrv arid dish** IK 7c Whlla Rock ' Hoffm» n. '9 < '«' AR Va l"ur«'v«g»bl«shoraning ib«q. s ib pq. Swan Toile Soap.for o Soap Woedbyrys Soap Soap

3 /»,,, HET PBES8 FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 95 PAOI THREE /,((/»'fi Pnry U,. r K [wry was held :i N,>. for hree,r i lici Pl^f ii'.nn Uwal schools. Miss Ann Mfrlr T.omhi-i of Mr, and Mrs. ',,,b;irrll of FOlU'ri AVKi.',.ii(liiiK nnd MUs Fn-.,,,.nvski. daugher of, Henry Doffibrosk of :iicr. boui of whom :,,m I lif N&n Hale i.i viiss AilsriR Kenna,,,i MI mid Mrs. John i', i-.iiinc Avnnue who! I,,,in IIif S. Joseph's i-lv olmsrrnes aillnir., ihim-iiir was furnished i,,,v nnd ijnmps were -iiri'i supper was served. ;,nii wlu ad Wood-. i, Hrho6i n *hr rfiiv; inwskl Is o enerjcar- :;c]mnl and Miss Senna si Mary's in Perh Am-, nd spending nex year,il his year's, he Treasvinual Securiy Agency ve Jus Caugh Rainbow pir ladies haven' go a [,I:,IT on he marke for * sprang ier sir, men, wfieri you see i new spor shirs In ins(> cool, sof Summer U\s," you'll appreciae we liny really are "SOMEwear. fihng o? Manhaan" and "Van feusen" SHIRTS from $.9 HAMIUIUil Us For casual ovrnlnr Ml,-oiri'hm for quick Inichrs, here Is an dea for maklnn liaminiiws. Ociye. Th? wnrl, of hesa ifter«n and asy hurj»m Is he :eneroiis dressing feauring parsley ind bleu cheese. Your kiddles will ;o for hese nuriious hnmburgirs In a big way. Hamburgers pounds ground beef easpoori sal y«easpoon pepper 8 hamburger buns * Mix beef, sal and pepper o- :eher. Shape ino 8 flsi hammrgei paies. Spli hamburger mns and spread margarine generously on boom halves. Place hamburger paies on broiler rack and broil for»abou 8 minues When refdy o urn, place hambvjrgera broiled side down on margarined buns. Finish broiling, abou 5 minues. Spread Gourme. Spread over each hamburger and *urn o broiler for a few seconds, lus long enough o mel he [spread. Remove from broiler and place oher half of bun on op and serve Immediaely. If desired, he op half of he bun may be omied for more formal able serving. Yield- 8 Hamburgers De Luxe., Gourme Spread y«cup graed onion Vi cup minced parsley y, cup sofened forified margarine easpoon Worcesershire sauce Vi easpoon sal V* easpoon dry musard y< easpoon pepper y«cup crumbled bleu cheese Mix ogeher onion, parsley Harrie Gross Is Tendered Shower Harrie llubv dross was Kiven, a mlscelliuimms bridal shower oy Mrs..lumcs Whie of Souh Amboy a i-hi- home of Mrs. Bfrkholz in Woo(lliri(li;p. MIRS QTOSS *l become he bride of Marin Ross of Koul.h Amboy. (iiipsls wore: ^rs. M. Solomon. Mis Frank Brown. MUs Fanna- M Ufknwl, Mwi BMlhe Solomon, Mrs. S. Fox, Miss Joy Fox, Mrs. W, Rabies. Mrs I. Rader, Mis, M. Gniliin. Mrs. J. Oebhar, Mss Elizabeh Oebhur, Mrs. F. Biiipford, Mrs. S. Kaz, Mrs. L. Rzabo. Miss Mary Peruskf, Mrs. A. Russo and-miss Shirley Ann of own. I V Edged Wih Crocheed lion Luheran Lace Church Noe* "if his monh's nhopplnr Hu Includes flfs for weddlnfi. annlversarlw, birhdays or Kradua- Mrs. c. McOeiKan, Mrs. A. Wilbur, Mrs. H. VanNess, Mrs. J., Mrs. J. BrenW, Miss Annabelle Dunfee, Miss Margare oftcy, Mrs, 8. Klein, Mrs. P. Vogel, lons, yon can keep your budfe nac by croeiwmfl TH» h»>d«made ouch Is always Appreciaed. Purrhaw several simple Mrs. L, Hunlck, Mrs. M. Joa, coon or linen handkerchief! Mrs. Bishop and Mrs,*M. Vogel of Woodbrldge. Miss Mary McGonand (We hem a luxurioul look by adding delicae edglngr. For Iple. Miss Mary Segrave, Mrs. N. direcions for crocheing hese Anderson and Mrs. J. Whie of hree edclrifr, send a samped, Souh Amboy. self-addressed envelope o h Mrs. I. Rosenhal and Mrs. H. Needlework Dep. of his paper Rosenhal of Souh River; Mrs, and reques Leafle No. S-99. M. Braun, Mrs. A. Trou and Mrs. N. Heimllch of Perh Ambpy. Mrs. H, Wlezner, Mrs. B. Dubrow and Miss i Shane Dubrow of Elizabeh, Mrs. D. L. RosenMial of Hollywood, 'allfornla, Mrs. H. Rudorfer, Miss Mailda Cliirhwae of Rahway. ha he las of heir seven children has graduaed from college, Also Mrs. B. HcirrUlck, Mrs. C. Schumacher of Union, Mrs. M. Five of he children graduaed Gross, Mrs. L. Sellgsahn of Linden, Mm. M. Caenaccl of Nuley, Mrs. A. W. DeVisme. Mrs. J, Fiscli of New Brunswick, "Miss Burke o Meuchen and Mrs. A. Anderson of Trenon. Presiden Elsenhower ha* acceped he resiknalon of Veerans Adminisraion Oray. sal, musard. pepr#r and cheese o make a smooh pase. Spread over broiled hamburgers. Reurn o broiler and coninue broiling unil spread is meled For oher excellen recipes, wrie he Naional Coon Council P. O Box 8, Memphis I, Tennessee, for your froo copy of "Menu Magic wih Margarine," an aracive - n&rgarine.>.worcesershire sauc*'page bookle. In wo colors. Ho* o ligh OUTDOORS FLIES Ui KSidujl sprays on Minns, poichs md giibig can Sore mnuf< in fly ligh boxes Sp'Md manure imly ofl fields a \i*ni Tro minui KIIII bo'o. ck cwm cyinide m super pho- [Me ' MOSQUITOES Hi repellens on shir and Clohing Iiei lindmif *iier wif IK* cidd [mrjv, old in cins, vi I'Wiil and iliee guen, Jcien Wi culeirn COVI'I wi ain Empy bird blhl once I ve Sock. womienil pn>\ wli ENJOV POSTPONED HONEYMOON CENTREVILLE. Ala - -J. F. MUr phy, 6, and his wife are planning a lonr-delayed honeymoon now rc-m he Universiy of Alabama, ne from Alabama Polyechnic In iue and he sevenh from Ala bama College. When he Murphy' married hey didn' have he in or he money for a honeymoon, CARTERffT Members of Luheran churches from all over New Jersey will aend he dedicaion of Camp Beisler, he Youh Camp of he Evangelical Luheran Synod of New.Jersey on Sunday, June, a :n P.M. The speaker will be he H. Rev Franklin Clark Pry, D. D..U< LHR. LlT), presiden of he Unied Luheran Church In Arier- Ica The Rev Edwin H. Knuden, D D, presiden of he Synod of New Jrsy, wil dedicae Uie camp In behalf of more hin 6 ihurches. Cfi»p B«sler in locaed m Him erdon Couny near Callfon, In pliurfsu mounain counry There are mow han JO use.fu buildings locaed on 5 acre.': Hundreds of men from he various Luheran churches have Joined n a wmrpti'raed effor o ready he camp for he 95 camping season which will begin July. John Meyer of Nuley, u membe! of he Parish Educaion Commi ee of he Synod of New Jersey has been In charge of camp main enance and renovaion also direced he aciviies of he men, The camp is named for Mr Henry P. Bclsler. Belleville, for mer reasurer of he Unied Luh eian Church in America, who has shown a deep personal Ineres in providing a vial Chrisian camp- Ing experience for he youh ol he cbjirch. **asor Karl O. Klee, of Zloi Luheran Church lead a leer ol from Dr. Edwin H Violeff^lorWeds NOW IN KORRA airy, non of Mr and Mrs. John Ya~ G e o r g e Modroski vo«*y n Randolph MM*, r- " cenly Joined he «h Infanry CARTKRET Hucred Hcfx Division In Korea ;hurrh was he selnn Sailrday ' Privae Yavorsky. a rifleman fwnoon for he marrase ol Mhaorrrpny B of h* JTh Regimen, enered he Army In Oco- r lole Barbara TV>dor, daugher of Mrs. Susan Pod or of SO Union l ber»s and wa< las saioned a Sree and he Ife Bu- >!ien Focor. For Da, N i. o Oeorir) Hodroskl. snn of Mr_ He Is a 9S rradua* of Carere High.Sol-oo»nd was MB nd Mrs Sephen Hodroskl of fl Lincoln Avfnup The Rev I, J. ployed».i a mlllwt^h by Foserdrlrk oftlrlaed. The bride wore a gown of ne over nlten. ballerina lenglh, wih full skir and a shoulder-lengh veil arranged from a pearl iara. Her bouque was whie carnaions, baby's-breah wih an orchid cener. The maid of hnnbr was Miss Mary Mnkka! of Carere Sephen Hodroski. broher of he brideoim, sewed as bes man. Afer a weddlnn rip o Niagara Palls, N Y.. dhe couple will live a Lincoln Avenue, his bor- Por raveling he bride wore a Kray nylon prin dress wih whue ( rcessorles and an orcnld corsage, She Is a graduae of he Middlesex Couny Vocaional and Technical High School a Woodbrldge and is employed a he Carere Novely dress Company in Curerr. The bridegroom aended Carere schools and Is a veeran of he Korean War. He Is associaed wih his broher In he roofing business, Consumer oredl repored o be he key o bank loan rise. fnuden, presiden of New Jersey Synod o he members of his par-aish and a number will aend he There will 'be no Sunday School 8: A.M. and a 9: A.M. dedicaion services. Pasor Klee any. more unil In Sepember. will aend also wih Mrsr Klee. However, all children are asked o Church services wul be as usual aend church services. We neerf 8 more a day per ekphom... Whfeler., \ The 5h infanhri Division originally an Oklahoma Naional Ouard uni, has been ^i Korea since December I9M. I has paricipaed In heavv comba Including he bales for 'T-BoM Hill" las summer. CARD OF THANKS ELIZABETH POUND We wish o express OUT sincere hanks o our relaive*, friends and neighbor* for heir kind expressions of sy(npa*iy, sprriu&l bouques and beauiful floral ribues exended o us in our recen bereavemen In he loss of our dearly beloved wife, daugher and sier, Mrs. Elisabeh Poling. We especially wish o hank he R»v. A. J Hub«r; Rev. Alber P. Poor; Rev. Bllard Halgli, Securiy Seel C.l.O. local #7; Securiy Seel Equf*- men saff: employed of Carere Shir Co.: girls from Royal Spor wear; palkferers; Carere and Woodfcrldje Police Escor and he Funeral Direcor, Joseph Bynowieckl, for saisfacory senlces rend«red, Family of he lae Ellrabeh Poling Th«ick o( Urn* firs auns man wih his lack o vkmnmic hen hauns bun wih ha kngbmag shadow of adva*cfa& years. Chrisian Scac> eaches in a plain, pracical way how o neap* ha web o resignaion o al nch moral^ SCIENCE AND HEALTH M Ky o fu Scripure fry Mary Baker Eddy { he Chr*lan Science ex' book, hrows clear ligh on % nun's imeless possibiliies. Is sudy shows how o find, * hm and now, he biened pound of plrliial under- Handing which is ageless. This nsuls in healh, and freedom from fear of declining srengh, joy, and usefulness. Science and Healh may be bough, read, or borrowed a CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM *6 WATCHUNO AVE. A N. J. MMMIIM annuf dku<h S ud In* poblk Imun* HinM RMf Ok. UM PERTH AMBOY I KEE PARKING LOT A Rear of Sore when you ry hem youim why I liwll IS imih screw) m il winor ml w» k«<r-ch«iir>)ol clmr (KM ieuml mwrm I** * IniUM Ti* "w«cfw«r 'Now I know why FLAGSTAFF PEACHES ase beer!", V we wan you o know why o bumma can go OB pfylng more and more for he hings i N akes o do buainem mrrhou raising ia pricee. So we have asked he New Jersey Public Uiliy Commission o approve an increase in elephone raes. For he average elephone he increases we seek would amoun o hree pennies a day. On he average residence elephone he b:reaae will be even les, AJS you well know, he co of almos everyhing has gone up over he pas vears. Your cos of Living has gone up 88% since he beginning of World War II. Ye he coa of elephone service has up, on he average, only LET'S LOOK AT THE FACTS: * «M (O-l SI SS, WAOfS of* M X. MWMCNT AW. A (, MAHWAUudlnllM CONSTRUCTION ilf phom fauobo«vry dcihor w«spm«l for by kwiion. <ow a vmsnabb' ynwl o poy fa#i# AND WHAT DOIS THIS MIAN TO YOU! Since Wori^l War II, New Jersey Bell has carried on & conrrucion program of over 85 million dollars o expand and improve elephone service in New Jersey. Nearly 9, more elephonei a n now served, and service is beer, more dependable han ever. *< Thousands of people in New Jersey are BUH waiingforelephone service. And housands more apply each monh. We mus ake care of hem and a he same ime keep service dependable and efficien for everybody. More elephone Bervioe is needed. Many people wan and need elephones Many wan one-pary lines! More dial service mus be provided. A $5,, CONSTRUCTION fooram NIIDEO A 5,, consrucion program is needed beween now and he end of 96 o give New Jersey he bea in elephone service. This program depends on elephone raes ha will pay all expenses and leave enough profi o arac he invesmen money. Wihou ha, New Jersey's elephone service canno progress. Today here's oo lile lef afer expenses are paid o give invesors k fair reurn on heir invesmen oo lile o arac he new dollars needed o keep service good and make i beer. A reasonable increase in elephone rae* is necessary if we are o coninue o expand and improve elephone service insure he reliabiliy and dependabiliy you expec of your elephone. Beer equipmen, improved mehods, greaer efficiency are all a workbu hey ar^no enough o mee he pressure of higher coss. YOUR TIlimONI IS A BIG IARAIN W* are mm you recognize ha your elephone la one o oday's bigges bargains when you compare is (mumfrlne*oijfjnau cos. Any way you look a i, your eiophowiervei y«b$*k n ever before. ' ' **' Even wih he small bereaso in H*M m «wwnf Oy pbone irould *U be one of Hm b«* bj?io jw* fc»y NIW JlRflY lil i

4 PAO I. nclnuy aienkum, bi*i<hf* mnnfr poope o «rr i fi Nur IUNCl\<; SCflAOl, BF/TAI. PARTfRRT Members of he f'urw. Srlmnl nf Dnncms pre- eiiird a priwi'rin f»l lic fi. James Criiiven In Wwrlhrldge. * Among liinse paricialim were AUre nnrl Sanley ^RWnrllkl, R<w-_ marlp and Jnsin fllmchlk. Oloiia.Iran nnd Daniel Frrrloli. T,HWrenrr Demeer, Phyllis Zucr&ro JnriPK Vnoo. Unria NURV, niorla I'dkoi. KIHIUP Turk. Mnr.v Ann Aln'h nml Elaine Kadjr The pofrmn was under he *!!ranrf> of Mrs. Kny Rlmrhlk. dlrccdi of he school. BABY OIRL CA^TFIRITr--A daugher. Oer- Hlfiliif Glare wns horn o Mr, nnd INCONSIDERATE TiriEF TXKHART TnT TWHrrng o mow h.i lflwn, Rlclmrd.Johnson wpn ru o ae his new $5 rubberired lnwmnower. I was Rone. He hud'no exeusr f.ir no mowing hp. bun. however, beeause whoever s(jok Johnson's mower find lef an old rusy one In Is plnre. \ niislnes-s men nre linjed for Unl- "i\ "'<iii. s poss abroad BLOUSES SKIRTS SLIPS, HALF SLIPS GOWNS HOSE ; foirbles BRAS ROBES COSTUME JEWELRY If R Comes from Hejene's You Know I's Nice" You've go o SELL YOUR BUSINESS! «s? elecs* he "*'". win VOOB G& Garere Rarron Library Liss New Books Several new books hove l>*en rwelted a he Harrrm ijbrary and arc ready o y plnr«d in rlrriilnlon, Mrs Carolyn Brom»>in, librarian, annnunred oday The new WwkR ar*: Adul, "Elizabeh ami Philip." i Emp*i-- rw's I^dy," "Echoing Grove," 'Cancel All Our Vnw.i," "Pn*er ci Ponlive Thinking" "Wrech of he Running Gale," " liw>nahlp and Civic AfUrrs." "In he We." Juvenile, "Cherry Ames a Spencer," "Cherry Ames. Chief Mrs Lp.uiar.ri Scheno of «Wflshrmon Avpnup. Mrs. Scheno Is Nurse," "Sores for Youh," Nur«e," "Cherry Ames. Veiling I hi' former Griice "Moher Wes Wind'd 'How' Sories," "Moher Wes Wind'd Children." "Seel Dus, Sory <5f a Horse." **lor** au NAM ^DDBSS Peek o be Insallfd As Presiden of Roary WOODBMIXJE Lymiin Peck will be Insalled presiden o he Woodbrldfce foki'y Club a if oday a ile I/ifi Cabin. He will succeed Thomas O Desmond, assisan prlnrlpnl of Woodhrldse HlKh School. Ohers o be Insalled are Wilbur Colville. vice presiden; Rober Deer, reasurer; Eric Davis. socrenry; Joseph Carraijher, Harry Burke, Mr. Desrnond and Lloyd Smih, board of direcors. The Ihsnilulon commiee is Fred Bunenbach Dr. John P. Lozo, Vicor ONirklsis and Barry Sohoder. Crafsmen o Befrin Qub Improvemen, July s, i WOODBRTDOE Ernes Liehman. chairman of he Americus Crufsmen's Club Improvomen Fund, announced odnv ha he financial drive which has been conduced during he pns. wn.monh.s, is Hearing compleion. Plans, as previously announced, cnl] for he remoflellink of he fron of he Masonic Temple, Green Sree. Michell Cairns, pas maser of Americus LodRe, has been named overall bulldlns supervisor for he work which will sar July I. 6,95 ' Per VinorC.np Kfpp 8 cool head during he warm days In an airy coon r»p. Top vi'ur locks wih his whie crnclii'ni visor <»{ which will harmonhe wih all your lighweigh suln and fnicks. One yard of whie ermea!" ribbon rims hr hulnm nf lic miwn and forms a ailoredtow across he rener fron «if he e:ip. The Insrucions for prrelwlnif a VISOR CAP may be obained by ending n samped, self-addrfsred rnvrlnpe Jo hr Needlework Deparmrn of his paper. Ask for Leafle No PC 66!*. I'KKSONAL INCOME While farm Income declined slighly In April, nonfarm income Increased, KivInK a sligh rise o c.nl income during he monh, oal personal income during he monh, according o he Commerce Deparmen. Personal income In April was a a seasonally adjused annual rae of $8,,, up 5,,) from March and $,- 5,, above he rae for April, IN FAMILY LIE IN CRASH CHICAGO A moher, her hree daughers and hree j?randiaughers were killed when heir crowded auomobile was sruck by a passenger rain. Anoher grandchild and a neighbor's gjrl^ also in he car, were Injured. Tri car was hurled abou 5 fee from he crossing. Take a look a hese sarnie ads. r. hey, or ohors ''jus as appealing and appropriae for your business, could be working for you. They could be "alking" for you o all he people who every week closely read heir "homeown" paper no only o find on he local news, bu also o find you... your services and producs.... They need you and you need hem. RncourVge hem o do business wih you. Don' jus hope hey'll call on you-... ask hem o! They waa o know wha you have o offer, bu won' ask you... you've go o ell hem! V i l.;' i No doub, you have invesed in good equigmen, a nice sore, aracive displays... why no inves in adverising good adverwing ha/will reach he people who afe looking for you. Adverise now hi lolr "homeown" newspapers. -'.', P.S. Employes Plan Breakfas WOODBRIDQE - The second annual communion breakfas, sponsored by he employes of 8eworen Geneiaing Saion, Public Service Elecric & Gas Company, will be held on, Sunday a 9: o'clock a Howard Johnson Resauran. Roue No.. ' The men will receive communion in a body a he 8: A, M. mass In S. James' Church. The gues speaker will be Henry Bender, (a graduae of Pordham Universiy and Fordham Law School. A presen, he is a member of he saff of S. Peer's Schflol of Indusrial Relaions and is known hroughou he'.sae as an ousandink labor lawyer. He is he legal ltpresenuiive of numerous unions hroughou New Jersey, including Sandard Oil Company and Colgae-Palmolive-Pee. Anyone wishing o aend may make reservaions by calling J. Pieparlck, Perh Amboy -87-J, before Saurday nigh. m m Wha more appropriae way o show how J much hey mean o gg you han wih flowers! MJ Send a oken of your a» love his wonderful S vvay. She'll appreciae i so much. * We Deliver and Teleer»ph WALSHECK'S FLOWER SHOP 5 AMBOV A\E. WO-8-66_ PUBLIX now carries a full line of Toileries J%&& ' Wha finer way o say "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" han wih he famous LTLE LADY TOILETRIES The Hippy Birhday Book conains Toile Waer in caudle hipcd bole wih a, jr#d,(ume-like ip...and nllkd ^longiide he candle bole ire en delighfully icened packages o( Lile Lady Bubble Bah Powder. Surpme! The cover of he book i a beauiful birhday card which k nowvbk «n*v replaceable. The card i ready for jifi lipuiom Only,.7.5 (pin % fed. ax) PUBLIX Pharmacy 8 MAIN STREET W I-MM Quesion: I have n 55 gallon sepic, ank, nnd plmi nn insalling an auomaic dish washer ami wakliini', machine. would like o know If everyhing should dniln Ino he sepic ank and hence Ino a drywell. or if I should bypass I ho sepic Lank and pipe hose new addiion.* direcly o he <!ryurll. have born old o do i boh ways, and wish your recommendaion. D. P. R., fciuerfcn.twrass Answ»rc I is no a good Idea In riraln any seplr sysem Inn a dry-well, and by aaching hese new warpru«nk ilrvires o he «rple syrf m yen would flond he sepic fysem unnecessarily. Hun hem direcly o a dry-well, bu pu a grrafr rap nn he line o handle grease from hr dishwasher. Since mos of lic grease will be danlvrd Iy deergens, cleaning ou ile rap will br an Infrequen chore. Quesion: have a problem common in our secion of hf counry. The winds aip heavy, anrl blow open or slam.shu combinaion sorm-and-sfreen d o o r s Sandard door caches are r>m ou of he wood, and he doors slam agains he walls or rails and fall apar. Jus wha can we use o keep he doors from brine, orn apar? R. H. E., Ballwood, Answer: We'd sugges using door closers a device, wih a fixed arm, compression chamber and spring, which sops he door from opening oo far sjfvlng he house wall railing and a he same ime forcing i shu slowly enough no o lam, bu closing I regardless of wind. Since hese devices are adjusable, you need only adjus yours o fi circumsances. While a rifle expensive hey are by no means as cosly as a new door. Quesion: I hnve rouble wih rain blowing beween he foundaion and frame of my house. This makes he cellar walls we. I would like o know if cemening up he space beween.shinnies and foundaion would sop his, or any oher way you may sugges. ' B. F. I),, Behpage, L. I., N. Y, Answer: Cemen would prolily fail o sick In ha space as he wood shrinks and swells. A beer way would be o apply calking compound wih a calking gun, squeezing he semi clasic maerial im.he space where i will sick. I wile no be affeced by wood expansion or cun- K racion, i is waerproof, never drie^ compleely. You could also use oakum calking, driving i iiio he space wih a cold chisel and hammer. Quesion: could you sugges a cleaning fluid of some kind o make awnings look beer? Mine have a diry look, and I would like o know how o rea hem so hey will no iecomfc porous. C. A. S,, Bridgepor, Conn Answer: Sorry-, we know of no cleaner which will resore faded colors and freshen up he canvas. You can, however, apply one of he several canvas pains available in many colors. They are flexible, waerproof, weaher* resisan. Even if you don' like he old colors, you can sar over and have pracically new awnings. Jean Peers promised her eov age siser, back In Ohio, ha she would give her a converible when she graduaed from high school if he siser mainained a cerain average In her grades. The siser recenly graduaed and Jean had o buy he converible. Healh ('nllrnilnr Facial Erprcwon People who nre inelligen, and ivhosc houghs run upon noblq ichicvcrnn und fire benevolen and kind acquire counenances ha bespeak superior men and women. As he years pass heir faces grow In churn) no possessed in youh. Tlr.wr who sprnri heir ime In he pursui of shallow amusemens, who depend for pleasure upon I ha which pampers heir vaniy and nfiords passim? enerlalnmen. soon' lose he arac inn ha hey had in youh. Their faces bercme fa. and heavy, wih inane, siupiri expressions or else my nitw hin, sharp and plnchedv ike heir characers. Many of hem beray he disappoinmen md discoiilmen lm possesses hem Time has been busy eching Mirlr emoions and habis on heir feaures-., The i:iil who Is good nnured.inri jolly, whose mery laiifh falls pleasanly upon he enr, Is sough as a eompunicn far more frequenly han one who has only good looks o recommend her. Mndame de Sevipn, who lived duiins he rdfm of Louis XIV, exercised grea Influences upon!he poliical nnd social world. She \ras exremely pppular on acoun of her brillnn mind, Rraious manners and kind'hear. Her daugher, hough much more beauiful han her moher, was grealy disliked, because she was so iflflsh anri"*ind,lf!eren o he in- '.eres and happiness of hose: abou her. Madame, dp Sne.l of he Firs French Empire was really ugly, bu s:> brillian was her inellec, ha her wi scinillaed and enlivened any conversaion In wjiclj she ook par. One of he gieca wriers, said ha when he' hcavd CARTERET her allc Jie lis* H,N: porl. In Her fr:i< rh n charm superior in I came from Inn and spiri. To prove lir,(, (], moulded by cr. riionn,,. ' is of hourli. we,, conras he h:ibiui;i; he philanhropis, '!., former are.'fmf.y,, ;n. y. He is-pi.iir.rcp!; n, '. looklnn for A'pporun;- nn his npfjivlnim wonhis escape, f n)m lll, he la*., His very.. ofen disored wili m ir or' levfiixc. Hi, aaflcuejr,. crime. He i, ' nnrl is'always ploin: or seeulnb ^means of he consequences of, mep.nars. Vif'.ia a conras IV p, he :man whose Ufe is i,,,. and. uprigh, who is h, corfslderne of his fcllnvr. a 'ile child or Wie ii si le will rus him v shrink In error from h wl*o preys/upon sociey fi'hus people show in wiia hey are. Their wpen upon heir c(hn Pf we creae our bcu U :. f.m pash, by our h u hbiu. SUflES HUSBAND IN U PITTBUROH, Pa \ repcred o police ha :, of Andrew Howry also,,. i: baby in a shallow -m-.,,,, iafloy-af'd,of heir rural :,,,m f 'fleer* reifldvd he body.md ] i o -a morgue for an nu i, wominn 'vjas aken o. obsm-valfh. : lyis four monhs w rainies period on record DIRECT FROM MfNUFACTURR PANTS]CO. FREE ALTERATIONS Open Daily IL Saurday o 6 P. M. Friday o 9 P. M. lime o Kelax in SLACKS In Fabrics, Colors,jaypd Prices You Can' TOi! % ALL VIRGIN WOOL GABARDINES The bes money; cah buy! Full range of sizes in he laes popular colon. % ALL VIRGIN WOOL TROPICALS Reg. $.95 Cool, porous, wrinkle resisan worseds, handsomely ailored in a wide range of paerns.. 'CREASE RESISTANT GABARDINES Reg. $7.95 You'll find hundreds of shadesin our sock of hese high value low priced slacks. *5 95 H PANTS ca 99 SMITH STREET PERTH AMIIOY I Block from Vicory Urlise SAVEup o % on NECCHI! I his IS i! Don' miss his opporuniy o buy your NECCHI a a sensaionally low price! Choose from porables, consoles, desk models every one's a errific value and carries a NEW MACHINE GUARANTEE plus a FREE SEWINO COURSE. Yen, we'u give yw f good rade-in allowance for your old machine and you can ake monhs o pay... as lile as $.75 a week. Bu, hnrry, hurry our supply k limied an* : Ihy won' las k«f!, Tour Mmn Saisfacion b Gua*M«e during our ONCE-A-YEAR FLOOR SAMPLES

5 * I PRESS nil's Hi Wins ;,mr in PAL Rec unior Ii<>op, 5- KKKT Tem Nn.. rliw!i o riumph over,,, :> in he PAL Rec Junior : i (>a".iw Wednesday eve- ;,r Pid-k Field, BubMullan II,,T nf Team No., while iinrviii.il is capain of Team liimini! run was scored In,, iiiiif of he eighh rnnlnr Km link singled and Nardi,,,,l vmn anoher blnulc o him home., hi** score: Trim N«h I <5> ABR H (lh b, ii,,i,-,-!im-ski, p V v i:..'..'i,,':,k. If, 8!, i ss.,.....'. J....»i vi ) ha. b., Jl n.il. cf i. i. b 6 8 Tean No. (). AB R H p,k, ss iilcr. lb!,!(!. P - jl '/,rl;lk. C,i,iki, If., illu, b»,,»*!, Cf....: : Ciimichael, b uiiek, b.-. in nskl. b ; nisky, b *i 6 Girls Lose Pandoras, o MiTERET Tne Wooribridire :nn Girls los ou o he Panii, 95 Regional Champs by rore of -. POP five innings i a me was scoreless, bu an i: allowed he. AfS run o i In he las Jnnlng, he vlcsrnred hree imes on wo ns commied by he subsi- The Grelners scored once i hi basman, a sacrifice, and infield hi by Horvarh. in feaure of he game was a ' 'ieular shoe'sring cach by :y Nnccaro. cfnerflelder (of (irmners. The eam is now r,:. ou addiional- players for sfie ournamen. Nex Sun-. he Grelners will play he rns of New York. dependable low cos USED TRUCKS They're ready o go o work FORM! 97 DODGE PANEL $75 99 FORD ': Tun Chassis/Cub $5 99 * T6N INTERNATIONAL (HASSIS/CAB $95 PLUS OTHER GOOD A-l VALUES CAPPEL - FOR NATS - >. By Alan Mover OLO VETERAN'S P CLEANING UP AT TH PLATE HAS <?/KF we SENATORS *r MIS/ON UP THE 6OOP WORK PORIrG V//T SUMMER MICKM w/u U Hi PAL organizaion very bu.-fy rying o ge hings in shape for he PAL Day on Saurday, July h, Tho boys are busy collecing Die needed funds o carry on he work, while ohers are he necessary arrangemens in* bookjn* he rides and obaining he fireworks. In he pas mos of he burden fell on he Rood merchans of Carore for he, success of he PAL Day bu', we are hoping ha his $««'' everyone In Carere will paricipae urd give as much as hey can o insure a real Rood ime for our youngsers. Safey Parol hoys ge a hrill by waching hn New York Yan- He Aria _,,, THEOHLY PIAVERZ I9OO To WM BATTING TITLES, m THE ONLY VEARfy TfieY BATTED 9}QO-FAIN HAV/NG oarie IT A. Seaman Gives Hi As Sabo Nine Beas Buds By 5- Score CARTERET Habo's Spor Shop, psicpd by a nea hree-hier hurled by Bob Seaman, scored a 5 o riumph over he Buds in he Mcns Senior Baseball League his week a he high school sadium field. The winners allied wice in he opening round on Richie Lukach's long riple o cenerfleld lollowed by Sragapede's single. Gllra"ln reached firs on a fielder's choice and scored on Dick Miglecz's imely single. In he hird he Sabo eam scored hree more runs when Mesquia singled and scored on Bob Seaman's long drive o he cener pasures. Seaman scored a momen laer on a hi by Lukach and he laer came In on Sragapede's second hi of he day. SaUo'i.S. S., ' ABR H kees whiewash he S. Louis uknch, b, Browns in a double header. A good I Sragapede, ss a Lime was held by all, including, Buhnlrh, c Gilraln, c Koi, b Chief Sheridan, officers Szyba and Czajkowiiki, M«Kisrae Brown, Palinkiis and Zusman who had he Miglecz, cf jcb of chaperoning he* kids. The Weber, If boys were guess of he Police Deparmen for heir good work dur- Langer, rf Mesquia, lb ing he pas school erm: Meyers, %rf Ed Ziemha and Buddy Horaski, Seanaf, p Iwn popular Carere boys are he new owners of he Yellow Bowl, ' 5 8 having bough he business from, Bud's Terry's. ABRH Cuer* b The Presbyerian Church on Toh^ c Emerson Sree will hold a bazaar Gural, ss..'. mi Saurday from : A.M. o Merela, jb : P.M. All kinds of games are woodhull li'"z"'iz""z in sore for everyone, Many fine aricles will be on sale. Many fooball fans are beginning o guess wha kind of looball eam Coach King will produce his fill. We say, wihou beirm urejudiced, ha he eam will be beer and will have more pep and spiri, han in oher years. The boys are working hard o ge in fine shflpe and some are gaining weigh and growing. A brigh noe in he picure, ransfer from Rahway High has everyone guessing as o heigh and weigh and how good he will be. All I know ha he is a 6 foo Inch boy and can run and plays baskeball. PAL-Hec Junioi' League opens heir season us eam No. wih Capain Woodhull pid Manager Benny in chuiw defeaing eam No, wih^capain Nelson in charge. "** Red Morsea of no-hi fame opposing John Turiek also of no hi fame, pe had a no hier going unil wo fifcire ou in he h and he bases wei*e loaded. John Turick saw fi o upse he plans by hiing a. grand slammer for he only hi In he game. Morsea being he winner 8-5. Team No. :i geing his, Sager geing similes and Red Morsen geing a four bagger. Red sruck ou players bu errors on boh eams nearly ruined he game. Sponsors for he league will be, Ulmans Bakery, Carere Bus, Club Markay und Ike Daniel Builders. ShlrU and has will be given he players»a soon us hey are received. Troop No. 8 Boy Scous of America will leave lor camp In Old Bridge on July s and will reurn July h. Scoumaser William Cofba will be In charge and In charge of arrangemens will be Karl ZieKler and Alber Zusman. Wars can. visi heir boys any evening beween 6: P.M. and 8: P.M. Bdbby MullW's eam, capained by Hqrvah def^» f he, eam managed by Gaza Horvah wih PusMo as capain 8- In 8 innings, Pee JCadJUMW «V waning Picher. srlkuif wi«pl»yers. Rich Mere-. a&pg JiplW. *llow» 8"bi* and rfre* ou naers. alh wlni game Ndi' ia o i vs. Threes Llus, lb Snow, rf D Heyduk, rf...' l- Hayko, p Kady, cf + + Keleman, cf 8 Sabo's S. S -5 Bud's - Recreaion Slae FJor Coming Week Mens' Sofball League Llebeg's Field. «; 5 P. M. Monday S. Joe's Holy Family vs. Sparks, Tuesday CWV vs. Knighs of Columbus. Wednesday CWV vs. Nu-Woy. Cub League Park Field. 5: P. M. Monday Braves vs. Sparrows. Wednesday Eagles vs. Piraes. Friday Vandals vs. w! C. Qians. - Midge League, Park Field. S: P. M. Tuesday Inlans* vs. Ukes. Thursday Bomber* vs, Falcons. Mem' Senior League Baseball High SehM^WeU, 8: P. M, Tuesday Sabo'ai Spor Shop vs. Clovers. \ Thursday Bud's va. Cards. Girls' League Columbus School Field,»T P. M. Mondoy yuhasz vs. Wes Carere Farmerees. Wednesday-Yuliasz vs.oebs.' PAL Junior League High School Field, 8:5 P. M. Monday - Horvah's vs Woodhull's. Wednesday Puslllo's vs. Nel- MJIl'S, SHIPS TO istoke World War II Libery ships will be aken ou of he James River reserve.flee his summer, recondiioned and hen loaded wih, governmen-owned grain for which here e no elevaor spae. The grain was bough by he Commodiy credi Cocpcnaiioa under he Federal price sopdrwofan and an esimaed U.OoioM fu#\els of I will be pu aboard B of he lib ery ships. A if»rl»r «Wr> e program is beog vwked m in he i FRIDX PAL-Rec Junior league Opens Wih Keen Pichers Duel CARTERET The PA-R Junior League opened Is 9B bfsnlhll smson In er»nd syle»s Iwo no hi fflmp hoys oppad ciich ouirr. Rpr Mnrnra and John Turlck piched asalns each oher and nioh hi a homer. ffd Morsea as he wmning picher. *llowlhg only l hi wflha belnu in he las Inning wfh wo ou and bases loaded. TurlcK was n ba In f dramaic momen, Red bping ired and figuring ha Turick can' hi, bu Turlck go revenge by spqlllng f no hier bj Kelim B. grand»l»mer., Team No., Capained bj WooUhull and Managed ry Beliifj Zuslnai won rm gam» 8-A, beaing ram No, CnpUlned by Nelson.,, lerl Morsea allowed only hi and sriking ou baers bu walked 9 players. John Turlck, he losing picher allowed only his bu a doaen yrors and 7 walks ruined a good rffcrhe. Sager his singles. Sponsors include Ulman's Bakery, Carere Bus Service, Club Markay and Daniels Builders. Meal & Thermi Sof ballers Tied For League Lead CARTERET The Meal and Thermi, sofbnllers of Carere arc In a ie wih General Cable, Naional Lead and Shell Oil lor he lend ir he Naional djvisjon of he Middlesex Couny Indusrial Sofball v League. All four eams have won four games and los only one. In he American division, he U..M.H. eam Is ied for fifh place wih wo wins agains hree losses. The eam sandings follow: Middlesex Couny Indusrial Sofball American Division W L du Pon Parah 5 Calso N Carborundum Rarian Oil < Heyden Chemical ' Weslrighouse U. S. Meals. Local 98, UAW Pabco Producs * Philip Carey Lincoln-Mercury Naional Division W General Cable Meal Thermi Naional Lead Shell Oil Rarian Arsenal Qerber Plumbing Hess Oil Rarian Copper Richmond Radl'or A, S. &R. Securiy Seel Welin Davi Po....son Iff?,97 Eagles Rally From Behind To Defea Braves by 5 o CARTERET The Eagles came from behind o bea he Braves, 5 o, in he Cub League his week a he Park Field. Trailing by o, h» Eagles rallied o score four runs (ln he op half of he sixh frame. Successive his by T. Koch, Smih, Hamorski, Liwlnskl and Terebeski marked he rally, wih Smih geing a wo-bagger, Boh eams go nine hi*. Eagles ABR H Blalowarczuk, ss T. K«ch, b v Smih, p Kallan, p Hamorskl,*b - Sosnowskl, lb ll Uwinskl, c I il R. Koch, K : * Terebeskl, Qf - Van Delan, rf Kukowskl, rf : Brave* A?)l H R. Donovan, p.: :..'-.. 8." R. Ringwood, lb l D. Medvee, D z. Mandiohak, b.',... Sowlnsklj/rf SchafThauner.'Cf Schmanko, If Pereu, ss,...,..!...,...,.. P. Slca, c..'.,,...-:;. 5 9 Ragles..: '. dl! «H 6 Braves. i 5 LOST RING; AB F&8E DES MOINE8, IOWB Bey Bingamun,, los her diamond ring, worh, $ on her firs day in u new job In a poao-chip facory She loa I as she was pouring chips ono a corrveyw, wyoh led o he packaging uni. Hearing of h«r misforune, he DOB Moinei Tribune ran» Page aricli abou i, reminding any poao-ohip buyer whe louhd a diamofld ring in he bag ha i f*» no a prize, bu belou«ed o B. of 56, 95. QPEAKING O AfeOU SPORTS by Meyr The sudden hra wavr almos floored us las weeknnd. Taking hp family and a packed lunch of vma find chopped egg snndwichrs, we Mraded for Roosp'vol Park where we spen a quir Sunday. On Snwday, accompanied by a very good friend of mine, w bucked a errific raffic snarl o spend an afernoon wih members of he New Jersey Spors- ^rierr Associaion a Monmourr Park where we were h«hoss of gracious Horace Wade, genial publiciy ace for Monmouh Park Jockey Club. There we me Gfeorge Brennan, general secreary and reasurer of f«rack.,;. _ <herwlse, hings were relaively quie around own, v '«fc*p for he usual aciviy in he Recreaion Leagues. The HAL League will ge under way wih four eams in acion. The organizaion will sponsor a giganic fireworks display on July h a he Park. Nex door, Jimmy Oilrain, who is laid up his week wih a sprained foo, was hos o wo lovely gals Sunday nigh. Jimmy, incidenally, inends o spend he summer as a caddy a one of he nearby golf courses. John Ciko sill a very avid Gian fan... "Lipu," as mos of us know him; (he's a driver on Sam George's Rahway bus line) is sill rooing for he Yankees and ells us ha his eam may have he pennan sewed up by July h, which is generally considered as he halfmark in he race. Tonigh, if all is well, accompanied by hree very good friends, we will be bound for he Yankee Sadium where we will ake in he Yankee-Cleveland game. One of he group is a real Yankee fan, he oher is a Cleveland rooer. The hird guy and myself are Philadelphia fans. Debs Ge 7 His USMR Sof ballers To Nip Farmerees Lose To Calso, 5- Girls LOOP. J-5 CAkTERETl^rhT U. S. Meals soflballms los a 5- ball(?ame o PA»Tni^~rTr k,, w l CalS ln he Mid dlnspx Couny CARTEROT-A 7-hl barrage, indusrlfll Sofball Leanue las enabled he Debs o score an easy Friday evening 8 o 5 riumph over he Wes Car- ^ ere Farmerees in he Girls Recreaion Sofball League his op half of he hird inning. Calso week.. rallied for hree runs in Is half of he hird o ie he coun. Then A Bikirun rally In he firs innlhg gave he Debs a big lead. The wice o win he game. in he sixh he Calso eam scored Farmerees became roublesome "Lefy" Wo]clk limied he op In he las wo Innings bu Cromwell squelched boh rallies before posiion o hree his, bu poor suppor cos him he game. any real danger was done.. GIRLS' LEAGUE R V. O. Farmerees K i ss b P lb Kish l! Lehoe*' b Rompa^rf Samu ^f M. Gul( Cyaskl i Toal! Farmerees Debs, T 7 5 8,7-5 aoo 8 9 Run Rally Gives Ukes 5-6 Vicory Over Falcon Nine CARTERET Wha sared ou as a close game was urned in a one.-sided slugfesi as he Ukes scored nine runs in he op half of he fifh inning o rim he Falcons by a 5-6 ally in he Midge Recreaion League his week a he Park field. A hree bagger by Zazworsky marked he rally! Za«worskl held he losers down o eigh scaered his, MIDGET LEAGUE likes.....'....:.-.. Bownohlk b S Lehoaky ss, Fran $> K^sy cf &wwor,sky p a«*o. if,,..»,., Truoie Jib Siege l If Upak c pl*i 'U> PIM,», Coroie b Lakaos cf RuWni rf Falcon* R %. 6 W5 Sh Calso (5) AB S'kol'wskl b G'Hara ss D'Amico b Sponger :b French cf Balllck if P.Sminkrf Toka KacamVk p II. 8. Meals () AB Basilic! b Sloan ss Gurney c Sloan lb" Carl If LaRusso cf Resko D Wojlck p Mlnuccl rf Score bjr Innings: U. S. Meals Calso 7 (J x S CONSTRUCTION A record $,6,, was spep on Dubllc and privae consrucion during he firs five monhs of 95, according o a repor by he Commerce and LaW Deparmens. Spending for privae consrucion so far his year oaled $8,7,,. Pfiblic expendiures amouned o $,9,,. Young fphiilcaes Equally unsuiable, Miss Avery said, were he parablesof heun-,, jus seward and of he laborers in he vineyard paricularly o children who had been brough up wih some knowledge of rade-union pracices. Yorkshire (England) Pos. Canadian scieniss repor he discovery of records lef by Admiral Pealry in 96 in a calm mjles souh of he Norh Pole. CUT-RATE ARMY and NAVY STORE ( ROOSEVELT AVENUE (Nr Hudson Hre) CARTKUET, N. J. Open Eery Nigh WORKINTMAN'S SPECIALS! SHORT 8LEEVE Spor Shirs SUMMER SLACKS i^hs Upse Nu Way Cleaners In Sofball Loop, CARTSMT" Scorirm a surpilnlnu upuc, he Rnighu of Co- IwnbiK nipped jie ru-w»y Cleaners. -. In he Mens Senior orball LriRir his wek m Lelbig's Field I WHS he second sraiiih in vrhlcli he Knlahs came wih an upse riumph urnlrm back he Sparks las week by a 8- r.^mn. The mme developed Ino a keen picher's duel beween Jc* Zimmerman of he KniKhUi und Mlsalwl<7. of hp Nu-Way Cleaners, wih Zimmerman due. holding he *ll«h PAOI Momnouh Noes By Horace Wade MONMOUTH PARK Ocanpor, N J.-Rnciru f John Turnrr.,)r is prnblne he possibiliies of o divided ninmnk of ni>k Wednesdays $5, I^IIIRlellow Handlcnp "vcr (Iv mile dlilnnro nn he InVId mf Wih 6 nominaions «n< a s*''.in«band whloh *lrf»f^y has rrnrhpd "vrobnbles." hr rnrr msy ranlniif o drsi Mifflcirn aenion o bring hf (Innl -niry lin <> such unwlrl<y jirnporions ha will compel lu runninu'ln wo Word wi expered on Monday The Knighs eor«i heir firs from he Calh Hoy 8UWes as o run In he second frame when plans for Armaiieddon in he mldleure, while ohers who O'ConncIl was hi by a piched ball. and came In on Zimmerman s long loom a.i pos pfidfrs include single. I Good Sho, Euclid, Da.A«>or, In he las Inninn hoy allied ^salempo, Thasinn H«ro. Bob's" Kfln. when 7,lmmarmdn Alibi. Joey Boy. Roaring Byll, firs on an error and scored! Mondaviil, Ignie, Iswas»nd Doul ble Header nd. on Johnny Kend's single. Nu-Way AB R H Monmouh Park has published he second condiion book of h«psuaner meeing, covering he Hagan, ss A. VH-as, If King. b Baksa, b P. Viran. lb KraU. cf Bamburnk. rf M. Vlrag, c Miwiwlck, p 5 Knlfci of Colombas ABR H Basclli, b John Kend, b Sar^lllo, rf Jo«Rend. lb O'Connell. cf Kasklw. ss Zimmerman, p Nadolskl, If Qurney, c Pciiska, c Nu-Way K. Of C. Cards Pound 9- Win Over Clovers In Senior League ; en-day period beween.fnne J8 Oiand Jufy B. Under nn cnrlier, agreemen reached wih horse* men. puries In he second book ", have be«ti Increased o koep pace wih he anicipaed rise In mu- uels as he "season" officially opens along he nearoy 'Jersey Shore. Leading Taces In ho new book Include he $5, Molly Picher Handicap on Saurday, June Ti he July i renewal of yie $fl,«j Selec Handicap and he July Colleen Sakes for wo~yosr-ol fillies, also for a $, added purse. Enries closed a midnigh Mon«day forhhe annual Yearling Show which will be held a Mrmmoun 8 as a qjpmlng feaure of New Jersey Fuuriy Day, Wednesday. - July 8. A cord-brf-aklris; lineup of New Jersey foals Is expeced o appear irf* he homebred naure for yearlings. Thn prominen rainer, Preson M. Bllrch. will officiae as Judge. > Clnds's vicory in las Snarday's Regre Handicap a Monmouh Park no only was her second sraigh sakes scorn a he CARTERET - Hammering ou' hieeing, bu was valuable enough his, he Cards pounded ou a o -'lve Joue Shouse. Wnshlng- 9-o- vicory over he Clovers In on, D. C. sporsman, a romforhe Men's Senior Baseball League able early lead among he money, his week a he sadium field, winners. The Shopsc sabu; show's Charie Anclrella and Willie Kolibas collaboraed o h url he Sable In second place wih $,- $9,55'o dae, 'Wih he J«clyn\ \ Cards o vicory. HmiiiiR he opposiion o wo scaered his beween hem. Andrella ook over in he firs inning afer Kolibas showed a bi of wildness. Meyers j was he losing hurler. yielding his. The Cards snred ou esrly and by he end of he hird inning had compiled a 6 o advanage. The,y sewed up he ball game wih a hree-run aack in he fifh. Cards ABR H f: ifcpchn, b L. Kashar, b... Helley, b... Perry, lb J. Kolibas, ss Xyula, rf Resko, rf Andrella, p... W. Kolibas, p Keas, cf KoloJeskl, c... Bamburak, If.. S 5, mos of which was ulraned hrough he vicory of Closed Door In he Omnibus. Ohers in he op five Include J. L..McKnigh wih $,, cale Rock wih $8, and Brookfleld wih $5,7. Farm Farm McKnlgh was leading money gleaner of he 5 Monmouh Park season when his horses colkced $8,75;, Clovers Ackalewicz, ss ABR Masluck, cf * Lesky, b A. Meyers, p Bamburak, c Zucoaro. If l Belak.lf l R. Medves, lb' Slomko, rf Kondryk.b Cards... 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6 .» li Ij PAOE SIX ouple Celebrae* * 5h Anniversary CARTFRFT Mr and Mrs. fianjpy iviv.vk nf 7 Charles S. XJClPbralfrl hoii 5h weddlrm an niversary wih n pary a heir ome i Tho couple WHS married a he, Soly Pnniilv i c Church, June, 9:>8 wih imr Hev Dr. Joseph Psladosz, now deceased, performing hr ceremony. l '. Those presen were 'Mr. and Mrs Hurry Hiiyrluk. Mr. and Mrs HBephrn o^jkummki. Mr. and Mrs. Sanley Szyba. Mr. nnd MJ8. Rober Collins. Mr :ind Mm. Nicholas Krupa, Mr. And Mrs. Andrew Cllfida and son. Wnnm. Mr. and Mrs Frank Kurdyhi Mr nnd Mrs Sephen Meliik. Mr nnd Mrs. Law- ' ren«e Czujkowski nnd non Law- Knee. Mr, iind Mrs. Paul Mucha, Mn. Caherine Makoskl, Mrs. Also Mr iiml Mrs.' Sanley Haydnk. Mr nnl Mrs.John,ms, Eugene and Fdward Hayduk. nil OfTarerr-l: Mr. and Mrg. Edward Vog or Wcslflpld, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Owikowskl nf Iselln. Mrs. l»«l*7.yk Is he former Julia Fizula. Warren Olnda enerained he guess wih several (elecions on he acfonllon. ATTENDED CONVENTION CARTERET William Q. Baldif in of 8 Lincoln Avenue, aended he. Ofllce Employes Inernaional Union Convenion, as a e, held In Cleveland, Ohio. AGAIN?. WOODBRIDOE Three wln- Uows nnd plae glass In he fron jjoor in Srhool were broken over he weekrnd nccording o a repor W police Monday by James King, Janior. ', Brazil is repored sriving o <ep ip producion. I()H flkttill IMI'IIBNKIOINK For Business EFFICIENT FORMS Le us help you design jour prined maer, for greaer efficiency in he office, facory or salesroom. Qualiy crafsmanship assures saisfacion! CAIX WaodbrMp 8-7 MIDDLESEX PRESS 8 Green S., YVoodbridge FIIII III I li;n IMl'HKHNIONI colorfuibuyl CABANA SUITS,S * f ' Iailored shir jfcwd boxer or V jniuspender hors. jwashable, * 'pre>shrunk coon. Nea _ paerns, "brigh colors. From i.98, Vivien's MAIN 8TBKKT WUOOIIRIDQE 8-M7I AIK CONDTIONEU. feauch* S JORTS 9S Kn<h 6-\ear Tradiing (Urcvr William B. I'wiss. pniosnr «f I nelisli wlm firs Joined he Rii' %r* faculy in lko!l, reires Iliiv inqumi iiflcr n cilreer devopd o eaching ynuni men like Om/fc I. Sicklry, righ, nf New Brunswick, lif Inrlcadrs of he FnglKh hmiiu ir.e. Slcklcy, who graduaed earllrr his monh, has sold scvril iirlihci o magazines. THIS SOUTH CAROLINA VETERAN AND WINNER OF THE SILVER STAR MAS SPENT I I OF VTiS 8 YBS OF MILITARV SERVICE IN THr.NA\Vs UNDERSEA FLEET., ^-'^%. "- CHICF YEOMAN HARRINGTON US, NAVY ONE NIGHT DURING WWII THE SUf PEDFIM SURFACF.'J OFF NOOTH BONO. HAWMNGTON AND ^ OTHERS PUT ASHORE IN A RUBBER BOW TO RESCUE ALLIED AGENTS. ON THE BEACH THE COMMANDOS WERE AMBUSHED ~~* FIXED BAYONET- ^^^nwnat onblaotomw MORE JAPS BROKE FROM THE JUNGLE HE COT FOUR. j HOLY FAMILY PICNIC AVENEL The Mr. and J*-s. Club of lie Avenel Firs Presbyerian Church held a family picnic Tuesday evening a he Roosevel Park, Those presen were Rev. and Mrs. Warren W. Warman, Mr. and AMID A WELTER OF FIRE TREY PADOLCD 6ACK TO MEET THE; REDFIN, HOURS LATER WHEN THE FIFUWG CEASED,THE SUB SURFACED AND PICKED THEM UP. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received by he Borouich Council of he Borounh of Curere, Middlesex Couny. New Jersey, In connecion wih he following: Ons ill Seam Boiler, Oil Fired Mrs. Enrl Smih, Mr. and Mrs. One (),-Qallon Fuel Oil Tank Richard Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Arhur (Compleely Insalled) Bryer, Mr. and Mrs. Gimave unil 8: P. M., D.8.T., on July, Koch, Mr. and Mrs. John Mol'an, 9, In he office of he Borough Clerk. Mr. and Mrs.^Willnrd Jenkins, Mr. Borough Hall, Cnrwre, New Jersey. Spec-Menions may Iw ubnlm-d from he und Mrs. Almunder Huner, Mr. Donnish Clerk during business hours. and Mrs. Keifreh Beisay, Mr. and The ubovc Iem will be. uilmilpd f Mrs. Edward Grades, Ml', aon Mrs. sejxinie proposal, enclose^ In J\ sealed Dale Sco and Mr. and Mrs. envelope bearing Ihe nime und address of bidder nnd murke'd rlehrly "Proliosul for fc," undressed o Mlduiel Charles Bull. The couples' children were also "presen. LEGAL. NOTICE Couny Kurrojai's (uurl NOTICE TO CREniTOUS Rober L. Markwul, Adnilnlslraor of Qolleb C MurkwuU. (lefnseii, by dlruolou of Elmer E. Brown, Surrogae 'unmoun shall be forfeied o he l)oroiikh of' Cn'rieriH, Mlddleuex ('miny, New Jersey, li he bidder re<:dvli>k he of he Couny of Middlesex, hereby awird fall^ o sign a confic. iml fur- a saisfacory perforunmce bond gives noice o h crediors of he sfwidsh Golieb C. Mnrliwal. o brluii in lielr deb», dummils und claims agulim he esab of he aald d'eased, under oah or ulllrin.iuun wihin six monhs from his dae or hey will be (orc»er barred of uny acion herefor agilna ho said Adminisraor. Daed June 5, 95. ROBEBT L. MARKWALT, ' KMII, 8TREMLAU, Esq., 7 Cooke Avenue, Cmere, N. J. Aorney, I! : I ' AdmliUuruor, C. P. 6-9* J8; 7-, C. P Maskaly, BorouKh Clerk, HorouKli Hall, Cooke Avenue. Cnrere, New Jersey. Sealed proposal mus he ibrcompunled by a cerified click or hid bond, payable o he Boroufli of Cuuere, Middlesex. Couny, New Jersey. In mi innmin no lisa han 'J of mch bid, which In full amoun o yaid connu' wihin en ) days'uler he avardlni; uf he connu' by he BordiiKli Council. No bidder may wihdraw his bid for a period of hiry () days afer ho iicual dae of he.opening hereof. The Borough C6u«cil of ha liorouuh of Carre. MWdlesex gouny, New Jersey, rcserres he righ o rejec any or all bids and o waive Informaliies In Submied proposuls. By order of he Mayor mid Council. MICHAEL MASKALY. Borough Clerk MORTGAGE MONEY To BUY. BUILD REFINANCE Quick Service f o Your Saisfacion and LOAN ASSN. of PERTH AMBOY Open m* i o -r- &»urd»y Tf^ NM Munbw JWMfr ibfvaw MwJ l o w lmi»rj»m (fam. STATE 8TWST, R i PORT READWG HOTES v Mm. John McDowell Phrne WO^--W liev. Sanislaus Mlloj, paor of S. Anhony's Church, lias announced he opening of iwruner vacaion church school Monday iind Uni I will coninue for (our nocks. The school runs from 9: AM o noon. Monday hrough Friday nnd Is under he supervision or he Bernardino Sisers of HIP Francises n Order ff own. Pa. and of.bn^uief The.'cliQoI!W'."" rhlldieo h* h riaflround Tlii> FomUi Sree Is now open under he,< of Mrs. Carmen ffaljfislo. win be openydkll^' Bell plaque for increased membmbip. He hen consraulacd milling. The" hours play- Hround HIP : A.M. o noon; he pack for Is progress during : o f: P.M.; and 6: ohe year pas. HOO P.M. Awards w'ere mace as follows: Auxiliary Aciviies One-year membership pins o The board meeing was old a James Coer, Sanley Krasovic, 'he home,of Mrs Dossena, A IsJohn Kazara, Alber Terhune, grlno, Mrs. Ralph PUln, and Mrs. RISK). Pack Clow* Reason \ The final meeing of he season of Ci»b Scou Pack was held In S. Anhony's Church Hall. Plans were made for in empy bole collecion which will ake place nex Monday evening. Plan* were nlso made for a''bus rip o Valley Forge, Pa. A baseball game be/ween Dens nnd wlluake place Saurday. Percy Hiilirk, disric direcor of he Rarlan Cnunrll. Bny Scous of America, presened he pack wih is renewed charer and insalled he officers; Alber Terhune. rubmaser; John AhleVlng. cub chairman; John Donlck. insiuional ' represenaive; James roer and Johii Kaaara romml.r.emsn; and Mrs. Sanley Krasovic' and Mrs. Frank D'Apoli o. den moher*. Mr. Hullck also presened he puck wih a rlbhpn and n Libery and Waler Jordon; Wolf badge o John Kama, and Wolf badge wih gold arrow o Alber Terhune. The members of Den presened heir fahers wih gifs which hey had mnde a heir final meeing of he season held In he flrehouse Friday nigh wih Mrs. Prank Barbao presiding, he Ladles' Auxiliary of he Por feadlnr Fire Company No. compleed, -plans o conduc a houseo-house canvam for he cancer fund drive. The drive will be con- den meeings. Mrs. Krasovic and Mrs. U'Apolio also received gifs. duced his week wih Mrs. Barbao ns chairman. ies during he year were pre- Skis snowing ue pack's acivi- On July lfl he Sae Auxiliary sened, Paricipaing in he skis Is o ake place in Souh were Kenneh Ahlerlng, Richard Jersey. Delegaes reprejeiinf D'Apolio, Alfred Russo. Wnler Por Reading will be Mrs. Anhony Covlno and Mrs. Andrew Declbus Jordon, John Kazara find Alber Terhune. Mrs. D'Apolio direced while Mrs. Armando Slmeone and he program. Mrs. Dorohy Shaffer will serve as Mrs. Krasovic will hold he final alernaes. Den me/ing / of season omortow afernoon a : o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Neris, chairman of he new projec, will hold a mee- Mrs. D'Apolio se Monday as lie ing Wednesday evening a 8:, o'clock In her home on Sch Sree for,her capains and former ble" and Jane does "Prince Valian" on loan ou. dae for he final meeing of he for Den. Library Board o Mee The Por Reading Library As- capains Mrs. Julius Slmeone. Mrs. Carmen D'Alesslo. Mrs. John sociaion will mee Monday, June Polina, Mrs. Michael 6asso, Mrs. 9, a 7: P.M. In he Library. Michael Soleckl, and Mrs. Thomas Knrplnsky. The Board of Commissioners of Ihe Por Reading Fire ^Company supplied he auxiliary nfih new kichen uensils. A donaion was made o he Cerebral Palsy Fund. John Annesi b Head Fourh Degree Knighs WOODBRIDOE John Annesi was eleced Faihful Navignor of Afer he meeing films were Rev, John J. Griffin Assembly..shown o members depleing Fourh Degree. Knighs of Coevens in which members had par- lumbus. a a meeing held a he iclpaed. These were followed by Columbian Club, a social. Mrs. Nicholas Baranyak I ohers eleced were: Capain, won he dark horse prlm. Re-Lj a m es j. Keaing; admiral, Gerfreshmene were served, by he ^^ Goodman; comproller. Robhospialiy commiee wih Mrs. erholnhelmer; scribe. William Armando Slmeone and Mrs. Lepn* Holohan; purser, John Fofrich; ard Ciuflreda as co-ch^rmfin assised by Mrs. John Palinsky, Mrs" nel, John Palinsky; ouer seninel, rjilo, Leo J. Menard; Inner seni- Frank Pasor, Mrs. Nicholas. Pelle,- Sephen Kagcr. JACKS KOSHER PANTRY FOBMERLV "KOSHER PANRY" 55 RAHWAY AVENUE, WOODBIUDGE We Now Carry» Full Line of KoshPi Meas & Poulry FEATURING:,..ssac GelUs Delicaessen Sloppy Joe Sandwiches (Mea or Fish) Appeizing, Honie-Made Salads Our Specialy Home Kosher Caering Sandwiches o Take Ou FREE DELIVERY OPEN SAT. NIGHT CALL WO S-5E.. ALL DAY SUNDAY XIIP TNAT "hs/iion Parade HI YIAI'IOUM»o*Nu i ^«dr^ claneri'!«* MIMCU HN/IH...«h«nx bi hing Vb Sa. Hv acually rwlou IU «lal will, oil. loll hioigh w»or aixl danlng - fabr^f M Uh and li<«l» afaln, Ilka n.w. lo Mu nwk«d*m *«f» mimdy, hold Hwb pr»> b.hv. Wdnklu COPPOU CAl W76 WDDRID6E ' Old-imers will TPRrol. o learn of he denlh of William Farnum, 7fi, he square-jawed snize and silen-screen Idol. He wn.s «rankini: mainee idol when he came o Hollywood in lflu and appeared in :i fllm version of a Rex Beach novel. "The Spoilers." which wns bes remembered among he hundreds of films he laer appeared In. He had feaured roles more recenly in "Samson and T)eliliili," "Lone Rim"." wih Clarke Gable, and "Jack and )i«bean- Salk" wih Abbo and Cosello. A surprise- was handed ou recenly when i was announced ha Edmund Purdom, he cauious officer In "Tianic" is o make Ma- Sparrows Trounce Vandals By - In Cub Rec league CARTERET rio Lanzn's dashing double role Hoffman c in "The Suden Prince." Rlegler P Wihou work for some ime, Ringwood Dan Duryea decided o do "China Toblassen b Smih" on TV. As a resul of his Medvez ss... work, he has been re-discovered by Kopln cf movie producers. He barely finished "World for Ransom" before Rozzelle rf. Shornok lb being called, o England for anoher picure. He has finished ha Toals nnd reurns here o sar "Fas Ball." Marian Carr will'agaln be his leading lady. "I*fend of he Ipcac." a Paramoun, has been se for Wendell Corey, wih Charlo'n and Heson and Vlveoa indfors already se for he fllm. Wendell will rnay an archeologls. Jnne Leigh's firs picure under her new Mero conrac Is o be "Many Rivers o Cross," wih Toals Rober Taylor. This fllm won' r arwals be done, however, unil Taylor finishes "Knighs of he Round Ta- Jimmy Sewar and June Allyson are o co-sar in "The Olenn Miller Sory," In which Baron MacLane will porray General Hap Arnold, famous Air Force general. ISELIN Isrlln, N. i. Me. 6-9 NOW TO SAT., JUNK VI All New Thriller in " DIMENSION i YOU Are In Every Exciing Scene! "Man in he Dark" Edmond O'Brien-Audrey Toer Plus: In Acion Technicolor lolm Payne - Donna Reed "RAIDERS OF THE 7 SEAS" SUN. TO WED., JULY The "QUIET MAN" John Wayne is back aain in a I Wonderful hearwarming picure "Trouble Along The Way" Plug! In TpMinicolor ' Ihe laleif science ficion hriller "INVADERS FROM MAfcS" WALTEK READE jhwh&a. PERTH AMBOY MAJESTIC: PRTH AMBOC^-OIOB Coninuous From P. M. Daily NOW THRU TUBS., JUNE On Ou/ W-I-D-E Screen A Musical Mlmcle Wih 8 New Sane His DANNY RJiYE "Hans Chrisian. Andersen" Color by Technicolor STARTS JULY ST On Our W-I-D-E Screen There'v a Score o Sele and Tlib U I! "SHANE" Wih Aau JUdd - Van Heflln, Jean Arhur In Technicolor STRAND g a P. M. Wcekendi From P. M, NOW THRU SAT., JUNE f J BIG HITS Kahryn Graysun Qordon MMRW "DESERT SONG" * In Col«r Plus Frank Lvjoy "TJDE SYSTEM" SUNDAY TOW TUESDAY Bey Grabl* Dale Roberson FARMER TAKES A WIFE" InColwPlu. i'owdeh RIVER" Rory OallwiB - y«rifnc Calve ' /I' CABTiRET Six Organizalio (Coninued from p LS, who have resised m,,,,, should be encouraucci, sruggle agains Russian ri lon. He" declared Umi Ukrainian sae, Indrp,.,, The_ farrows RuM) ln ^ ^ m m ( Park field his week. efforu of'he Kremlin in,i,,,, Opening wih a -run aack In he world. Troas sakl h, he firs inning, he Sparrows con- j ne Congress of he Unied lnued he offensive by would recognise he shinpor of he Ukrainian hree runs In he fourh and olfree more in he fifh inning and creae a Special cm Home runs, *oh coming wih o invesigae barbariies ;; men on base, were hi by Rd Carmicheal and Ceasar Williams. Cnrmlcheal was given credi for he vicory, urning back he Vandals wih four scaered his. CIIB LEAGUE Vnnriali AB R. Finn b... Mesquia ss... Carmicheal p R. Pels c... 6 Spurrows AB Williams If Kahora b. Idelle rf! Kurdrick cf '. Sparrows R 8 Q ~ When Mary Marin appears in "Kind Sir," she will have a very dressy role. She's already having fiings wih Mainbocher. upon capive naions,.,. every possible eneourai'i-i, he Ukrainian people. FORDS, N. J, P, TODAY THRU Sewar n Ji>an Simmon* j n "YOUNG BESS" also Arhur Frani - Helena (; lr i,, h "INVADERS FKOM M,\i;v SATURDAY MATINF.F ONi.y Our Regular Prouram ' U, Four f'nroomand fnnidv liiarlng a P. M. Saurday and Sunday CorrUnuous SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Don Tajrlor - Lee (irnii in "GIRLS FROM PlEASI ISLAND" Plus Richard Wldmark in "DESTINATION GOBI WEDNESDAY,,JULY is] ALL HUNGARIAN Show From P. M. Unil ni RITZ THEATRE WASHINGTON AVENIIF,, CARTERET, N. J. Ria Hayworh Sewar Granger "SALOME" In Technicolor NOW TO SATURDAY, JUNE 7 SATURDAY MATINEE :5 P L U S Phonf Carerri -JMO John Bodlak "AMBUSH AT TOMAHAWK GAP" In Technicolor SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE f - H The hing ha A Donald O'Connor THETAGNITIC 8»ebble Reynolds MONSTER" O "I LOVE.MELVIN" MONDAY & TUESDAY: ROGERS SILVERWARE TO LADIIS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JUNE, JULY Elizabeh Taylor P...,» Fernando Lamas L Juqe A " ywn "THE GIRL WHO HAD U V»B Johnion EVEKYTHING 6 "REMAINS TO BE Shi \ THURSDAY TO SATURDAY, JULY - S - Jose Ferrer Zsa 'fya, Gabor "MOULfN ROUGE" ' Iy Technicolor A L S O Walk Disney's True Life Advenure "BEAR COUNTRY" In Technicolor STATE THEATRE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Air Condiioned For Your Comfor TODAY THRU SATURDAY Wal Disney's "PETER PAN" (In Technicolor) ' Plus "TREASURE OF THE GOLDEN CONDOR" Wih Cornel WILDE - Consance SMITH No Increase In Admission Prices! SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY, Jean SIMMONS - Sewar GRANGER in "YOUNG BESS' f Also Alan HALE Jr. - Richard TYLES In "THE TRAIL BLAZERS", WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY Humphrey BOGART - June ALLY SON In ' "BATTLE CIRCUS" Telephone Woodbridie l-z ' nox OFFICE <ygwa 7 F. M. - SHOW STARTS AT DUSK LA8T TIMES TONIGHT -- "ANNA" 'IT GROWS ON TREES" William Iloden "THE TURNING POINT" -Co-Hi- ' In Termkulor "THE LONE HAND" Joel McCrea FRIDAY and SATURDAY - lurr Thunder in he Ea?f Color Caroon -* ' TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Jennifer Jane Charlon Hsan "mi umr _ f\w Color Caroon" ^ Added Friday Only Careon Carflival 8huw "Princi if-'hracs HJTS- An «>n> Dexer SWfiAHD N «x Week Thur$cfey July '(On«Hfhi Only) s i ; GIANT FIREWORKS QI6PLAY Sharp On Our Sereen ' io

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Because ol his disadvanage, and'oher reasons, he manufacure Q! hese mechanical color, elevision receivers has been neglible, Anoher major facor behind his lack of producion was he oubreak of he Korean War, which-necessiaed a freeze on some maerials whioh are needed for consrucion of he se*. ] Now ha a color sysem has been produced which Is receivable on presen-day black and whie ses (in black and whie), here seems lile reason for furher delay. A elevision saion could ransmi in color and i elecass could be received by ses now in operaion. Though mos of hese ses could receive he color ransmissions only in black and whie, hey would neverheless receive he program. Newer ses will be able o receive 'boh he color and convenional I black and whie elecass. Anyone who has seen a demonsraion of I good color elevision will appreciae how much more enjoyable elevision is made by adding color o he picure. The Federal / Communicaions Commission would be j fully jusified in approving he manufac-, ure of he new elecronic ube, or com- paible, color elevision receiver and rans- ' mier. Even if he FCC did no rescind is. approval of he mechanical ses, by allowing he manufacurer of he compaible sysem i would ennble he consumer o judge for himself he meris of each sysem and allow he manufacurers 6 compee on even erms fpr a marke. The longer he delay in manufacuring color elevision ransmiers and receivers, he greaer will be he number of Americans, who buy- ses no equipped o receive color elecass. A green ligh for color TV a his ime would enable buyers o purchase ses which could receive/ boh color and blacj-fd^ whie, when color ransmission become'qperaive, and would resul in a larger percenage of exising ses capable of receiving color picures. The Sory of Dedicaed Funds proposal before he Legislaure ha New Jersey's Consiuion be amended o again permi dedicaion of Sae Governmen revenues lo a special purpose recalls MK. Eri gfcrohu One. ol in Unugea leveled gains he Um Of hi dismissal»s rackes DroMQUfor of Bergen couny was h» he was Irresponsible. In ax JHHWmnce he nude las JaSia before he sae Law Enowfcen Council»is now reveaji* ha Mr. Saml'i- did his bee q suppor his n'ilcs.', Mr. Samlfi ippared before lie saecounojl M closed hear-»>b. He wu an UMWOp winess. II was hen he Informed he 'Hindi ha (o-win gangser, Willie Morei, Ji esified be- : "ic a Bergen Qrnd Jury ha '" was "he fupuwican boss ojc l! i'ii!en Couny," and ha, furh- '''' Morei hwtiflinifled for mi cerain b be-paklng polldlllul.s. Now, in his flml appearanefc "'"re he HajinOld invesigaing "xmmee, Mr. SUmler says I :> so. He doem' Imow, he said III his reracion, Why he made MU saemen!, bu suggess I ; came abou W f-resul of a ' iuiul "merge?" pj he esimony i many wineanj, n i has been ). W pmh o ge Hi«whole lupae of law Ni'ii wihou plicaion nj< in-. His own '"- If. There* "explicable '' sored o' wore aa *ere mjjm '«««New TE Jusice a-ned raify li he col- B in Beri om- 8wn- I api<) for iliu he more puld have fis h»,v hey ;8ve- he' xended discussion on his subjec ha preceded he adopion of he new Consiuion in 97. A research memorandum jus prepared by he New Jersey Taxpayers Associaion for he Informaion of legislaors summarizes he argumens ha were advanced in suppor of one major Sae fund, a single general appropriaions law covering one fiscal yea*, and resricion of appropriaions o revenues. * For years governmenal expers and sae commissions had criicized he pracice Under which some pars of he Sae's income were dedicaed o be.spen for specific purposes. As he Commission on Revision of he New Jersey Consiuion said in 9; "he Sae's lef hand is no permied o know wha is righ hand is doing in a fiscal sense.,." Prior o his repor oher sudy commissions had-ommenel -npon he desirabiliy of making he full fiscal resources of he Sae available o each Legislaure each year "for he benefi of all he people; o he bes advanage of New Jersey." Sae commissions as early as 9$5 deplored he pracice of fund dedicaion because i complicaed he finances of he Sae by "confusing financial repors and accouning procedures," by resricing he Legislaure and by circumvening normal budgeary and appropriaions conrols. These argumens prevailed. Today, hrough Consiuional provisions and relaed saues, Sae revenues go ino one major fund from which he Legislaure appropriaes for specific purposes in accordance wih is own Judgmen as o need. Business Signs Ahead Americans have been reading for more han a year ha a recession was due in he laer par of 95. More receply, here have been definie signs ha a leveling-off sage may have been reached in some fields of he naional economy. Indusrial producion has been comparaively seady since March. The sock marke has been weak recenly, and farmers have coninued o be pressed. ' On he oher hand, he gross oupu of goods and services in he second quarer of 95 will be higher han in he firs quarer, and in he firs quarer he gross oupu was higher han in he fourh quarer of 95. Personal income is sill rising, and American consumers bough a a record rae in he firs hree monhs of he year. Savings are also increasing. A sign bf confidence In he fuure was recenly given when he auomobile indusry graned labor major concessions and more money, ; And a recen poll of business men showed hey plan o spend more money on plans and new equipmen his year han in 95T Also, Governmen economiss have now esimaed ha Governmen spending in fiscal 95 (which begins July U) will be abou he same as i has been In fiscal 95. Opinions of Ohers mlee invesigaing he Jusioe Deparmen. ' The invesigaion Is cenered on ransacions In he deparmen a he ime Mr. Clark was aorney general or an assisan aorney general. The Invesigaion has nohing whaever o do wih Mr. Clark's behavior, decisions or personal life since, by grace of Harry Triman, he became a member of' he Supreme Cour. Ye Jusice Clark, In a graulous "opinion" for he Invesigae ing commiee, orures he Con- slulons o a frazzle by rying o make i seem ha his appearance before he commiee would Moreover, sae and local governmen spending is expeced o rise in fiscal 95. I looks, herefore, ha he wors which can be expeced in he laer half of his year is an economic sabilizaion, or readjusmen. Ne severe recession is in sigh and on he conrary here are many indicaions ha business will be very good for some ime o come. involve Congressional inerference wili he Supreme Cour. "The subcommiee should agree," says Mr. Clark, "ha he cours mus be kep free from public conroversy." (Noe: The cour has currenly managed, hy Iself, o ge ino quie a public brannlgan.) "Our consiuional sysem," decrees Jusice Clark, "makes he Judiciary compleely independen." Bu i also makes an aorney gsneraj accounable for wha ranspires In his deparmen while he Is in office. The wo ha, hrough he "srife of publl affair and parisan poliics' whlgh he now so piously eschews. Mr. Clark managed o ge him* uelf a lifeime job on he SuprenW Spur does no alar he record of. nu adminisraion u aorney g annul. The fac ha he. has been hon* ored by' appoinmen o BQW lmony before he Keaing commiee Is no only proper bu obligaory. No responsible, unafraid official ever hides behind a consiuional dodge. The New York World Telegram and he Sun, lfc i A SICKNESS Of FEAR' When a woman displays courage she makes he male of he species ook we»k and wan by conras. Consider Mri. Pauline Davis of Washingon nd New,york, widow of he lauupbedji. Louislan, Dwigh F, olvlfl, Secreary of War In he Ooolldge Cabine. Mrs: Davla Is a forrper member of he Republican Naional Commiee and a former presiden of he Women's yfmpl Republican Club. She in been devoed o her pary Mid has worked or is success a he polls. This record nwjcu all he more significan and l) more graifying her blas' Official cowardice In he Mildred McAfee Horon cue. Afer Mr*. J>«vl»'i burning words abou he asul o he warime comnijiqfer of he WAVES and farmer presiden of Wellesly CoU^e Pfj* mus be a lo of red f M In he Elsenhower Adminishon.,,. "Wha hw p$n?*» o America, and wh»r«< Q» his now rend lead, r>j«h w k e s i po»- Slble or *U$» ollwn as Mrs. Horon > o mam w a se- $ Miawer. A TRENTON Mooriss who persis in driving cars afer heir licenses have been revoled would face a mandaory six monhs Jail senence, if a recommendaion of Sae Moor Vehicle Direcor William J. Dearden is enaced ino law, «Such mooriss are considered a growing menace o safey by Direcor Dearden. The errible -deah collision early his year in Warren Couny involving a non-residen ruck operaor whose reciprociy privilege had been revoked by he Sie DM-- slon of Moor Vehicles a year previous, poins up he need-.for srenghening he law, Direcor Dearden claims. Direcor Dearden argues ha adding he opional 9 day jail erm o he law in 97 has failed o deer many of hese highway oulaws. Convicions for driving while on he revoked lis have seadily climbed since ha year. In 97 here were 98 such convicions; 98, ; 99, 59; 95, 689; 95, 7; and 95, 8. Based on hese figures, Direcor Deprden'has recommended In his annual repor ha he law be furher revised o provide a mandaory six. monhs Jail ermbaring 95, wih,8,7 cars regisered in New Jersey, and,8,77 drivers licensed, here were 87 raffic faaliies in he Sae. This Is he highes since 9 when 97 persons.were killed by cars. Sae Moor Vehicle Dldecor Dearden also believes ha a program should be inauguraed o re-examine all drivers involved in personal Injury accidens ur New Jersey. This would also ac as a deerren o careless driving and speeding which are he main causes of deah and injury on. N«w Jersey highways, Dearden claims. ' SIXTY-FOUR DOLLAR OUKSTION Under he Capiol Dome By J. Joseph Gribbins GLAMOR GIRLS CONVICTIONS: Couny prosecuors, may srike hard blows when! seeking convicions bu hey should no srike foul ones, he New Jersey Supreme Cour has warned, Commens of prosecuing aorneys in summing up a case befbre a jury or oherwise upon maers ouside he evidence are highly Improper, he cour recenly decjared In a ease Involving an alleged bookmaker, Theprosecuor hrew he book u he bookmaker by reciing repors of he Kefauver Commiee and oher exraneous maer in his remark*o he Jury. The Supreme Cour reminded prosecuors he primary duy of a lawyer engaged in public prosecuion is no o convic, bu o see ha jusice is done. He is par of a sovereigny whos obligaion o govern imparially is as compelling o govern a all, he cour said in poining o a Unied Saes Supreme Cour decision o he same effec. "As such," he cour said, "he is in a peculiar and very definie senje he. servan of he law., he wofold aim of which is ha guil shall no escape or innocence suffer. He may prosecue wih earesness and vigor indeed, he should do so. Bu, while he may srike hard blows, he is no a libery o srike foul ones. I is as much his duy o refrain from improper mehods calculaed o produoe a wrongful convicion as i Is o use every legiimae means o being abou a jus one!;" LONG BRANCH: Many ciies and owns in New Jersey are inquiring abou a unique plan inauguraed by he Ciy.of Long Branch o ge grass roo opinion on local improvemens. Through he effors 'of Mayor Alexander Vineburg, of.long Branch, quesion boxes are placed a sraegic poins and any local residen or summer visior may deposi, suggesions on local improvemens. Prizes are offered for' rie bes. Some suggesions which have won awards ha sores and shops ofler change,lor parking meers and ha means be devised o end he pracice of garbage and rash cans being lef a he ciirb for long periods of ime afer collecions are made. i Communiy beermen has resuled and.everyoife Is pleased. BETTING: Race racks of New Jersey comprise a bonanza for he Sae Governmen which once oulawed "bes on running horses for nearly a half cenury. Las year he Sae of New Jersey received $8,6,689.5 rom paii-muuel being a is hw running rape racks which Operaed for a oal of 7 d»ys and from one harness rack a Freehold operaing for a oal of 5 days. This represened an increase over 9S of $,86,9.7, <fr slighly more han per cen. A Garden Sae Park, near Camden, during he 5-day Spring mee his year, being in-' creased.8 per cen over he same period las year. Aendance increased 5.8 percen. The oal amoun placed in bes on horse races a Camden In he 5 days reached $8,985,88. Aendance his year reached 5,75. Because of he racing a Garden Sae Park hus far his year, he Sae Treasury was enriched by $,66, Up o his year, pari-muuel operaions in New Jersey, a source of income for only years, produced $9,6,9.95 o finance he operaion of he Sae Governmen. Thus racing revenues have helped considerably o offse any need o Impose Sae income or sales axes. GOLF: Calcua Golf is a form of gambling and Is aboo a counry clubs which have liquor licenses, Sae ABC Direcor Dominic A. Cavl,cchla has ruled. A Calcua Golf ournamen is run as follows: Teams, consising of four members are se up."a a dinner in he club house euch eam is offered for sale o he highes bidder. The proceeds of sale are held by a coawni'ee unil he conclusion of he ournamen. In he succeeding wo days, he eams \play golf In he ournamen. The owners of he eam finishing firs, second, hird and fourh hen divide he proceeds of sale which he commiee has held,'according o cerain proporions. The money Is acually paid ouside he club house. j Direcor Cavlcchia claims he plan involving he sale of eams <a«nlnued on Page 8) BY KENNETH FINK, DIREC- TOR, PRINCETON MSEARCH SERVICE PHINCETON -Poury-hrw of every voers In New Jersey are of he opinion h» heir communiy* axes ire oo high. And Jus abou he ame proporion % of all hoe quesioned feel ha heir local uxes are abou righ. A he same ime, abou in every 8 people in he sae * %) express no opinion on he maer of locn! axes. These were he findings when New Jersey Poll suff reporers recenly asked he following quesion of a represenaive cross-secion of he sae's voers: "Wha abou your locf. axes? Do you hink your own communiy's axes lire oo hlrh, oo low. or nbou run?" The resuls: STA'lEWlDE. NEW JERSEY Too hlih S% Abou rlrh Too low No opinion % oi Sae's Adu'. Residens Highligh of oday's survey findings Is ha people living in New Jersey's bigges, ciies- Newark, Trenon, Paerson. EliBabeh, Jersey Ciy and Camden complain more abou hlih local axes han do heir smaller own neighbors. People In hese six ciies who hink heir local axes are oo hlrh ounumber by a o margin hose who hink heir local axes are abou righ. Here's how people In he various sized communiies feel abou heir local axes: Think M r Local Taxes Too Kigi IS s " 8 * Too hlfh... 7% 8% % 56% Abou rlrh Too low I No opinion f 6 *Len han one-half per en, Worhy of paricular menion, oo, is ha 5 ou of every New Jersey home owners Inerviewed In oday's survey personally old Princeon Research Service saff reporers ha hey considered heir local axes oo high. HOME OWNERS, STATEWIDE Too high 5% Abou righ 5 Too low No opinion Survey resuls also show ha a leas 7 In each ( ou of In every oher lon segmen examined In dday'» saewide survey are of he opinion ha heir local UXM are oo high. These groups nriudr people in all age and educaional levels, occupaions, poliical paries and home reners. This newspaper presen* he repor* of he New Jersey Poll exclusively In his urea (Copyrigh, 95. by Princeon Research Service,> Jus Paragraphs American Flare Names Presening: Riddle. Ind.: Righ Answer, Ark. Dncrlbed Descripion of a cow followed by a couple of ducks: Milk snd Quackers, Log and Dope Shee, They Are The imes are ou nf join, no Joins, Louisville Times. He Ii A bachelor Is a man who never Mrs. anyhing. - U. s. Coas Guard Magazine, Too Bad Said he docor o he aooed sailor, "I'm sorry, bu" I had o sink Uffee ships o pe o your appendix," Heaving Line. Conildene Naure Naure seldom brings he firs worm ou on he same day ha he firs robin arrives. Cleve«land Plain Dealer. Don' Don' klm he bnby, a Ne* York Public healh auhoriy advises. I upses he baby and isn' even good poliics any more. Deroi Newi. Evidenly Brown eyes are an Indicaion o a we»k will; black eyes, of a weak defense. Bainbridge Malnshee. Sanding Pa "Be kind o Insecs," says a wrier. We never lose an opporuniy A paing mosqulos on he back. Humoris. Delusion* of (irundeur Firs Sergean o Privae The afernoon off,. he afernoon off! Wha do you hink you are a human belni?" Cump Lejeune Globe. CHUCKLC* BY YOUR INSURANCE COUNSELLOR WRONG! in rvoi in SUING ] IPO MU.H YOU'H- Every luconir mn lu'commodae Insurance Hgflhl (Ire, lifl. or ni'dden. Why si:rlni > on Insurance wlicu you can arorl he Hii^s? ConsulUK for friendly mlvlcf! regiiruini ill Insurance quesions. There Is no bll A SALUTE TO WOMEN Th«hrif and good judgmen of he women of his communiy is amply prpved by he seadily growing number who do heir banking here; eiher U individuals, or on behalf of (he fily. This wholesome rend is igh in line wih he rapidly increasing imporan! of he fair»x in he economic and financial life of his naion. We ake pride in our feminine cusomer and ae always glad o ice hem in Ox ban (.

8 PAGE EIGHT Df II! imi -;M I irirl vnui Ircrs every wppk and iiiink VMI i;lv* nood advice. I fnuii] lik' vn\ much for you o help nil.is! Imvr been dis'appoln- Of so iiiinv linifs. I nsii ;i nuifip nnd rnjoy my work very nmrli. I am n member of i duiivii nnd no pnoh Sunday. Imvc lo'.if Monis nnd enjoy makilli* nru iinci. iiiiik '-HIT of my faher unil he [ii- M! iiwny abou hree years ;)!n ami I urn now In my hiries. I love i Imv. whom I me hrough» fihuri w'n ou wih him wiir ;iii'l ihc lus ime he old me i.;ii i,c Invpfl mo nnd hn hp vuiili'!«lim'k in annu a week oi wiiii lie Im'in'l. rnme or wrien I eniiiiin'i KPI ime oil so I wroe id uiii iinn I couldn'. And now d'.ii i el o\i. so I wrop and old him Did I do wrong In wrlinn hiii!' ] love him. People sny hey rnn' < < why I don' mee he r;: il i)i i urn I would like o marry Mid l)i h:i)ipy. Wrie me please. Answe II K iieiferly normal a your»kc i «-;in o marry and have n home ;iiid family. And In your piofr, ion ynii sure!)' hnve he oppo'niiiiv of meeing eligible men Mii I wonder If you are no so nbvioin in your desire o marry, h.'l you ;ire <lrlvlng yoyr prospecs f!w:iy hi fun' hey really re o veil know 'I'h.'.MMiii'/ man you are worried nho'ii h:i only daed you wice. I u.u.illv ( ikes loiiker han ha for pcipli I i decide ha hey are In lnvr :iiiii be'iin hinking abou marrhi"r. Thi' ;iri'!;i way o make a man Mop ii.iiiii!', is for a girl o become si iioii.s before he does. Afer nil. he nimii likes o hink he Is he piii'mii'i even when Is no. I dnn I hink you did wrorm In wriinr, o him ha you could (se Cl'IH FREE VET CARK The American Medical Associaion has called on Congress o end i.vr inedlciil care for veerans wih nini nmi-.serviee-eonneced ailmens. Such care, he Associaion K'-y.s, pus he Governmen "in a Mi;.;jmlii' medical prokram In compeiion wih privae medical InsiiuiHoii.s." I ilao pus a Jremen- {hiis burden on axpayers, he i'snlu'.ion.said. Job huning la good, U. S. adsns lie (iusi or '5J. Only on a ROOMAIR CONDITIONER CAN YOU TURN FROM DYNAfor summer comfor TO DYNA-HE AT for exra winer warmh IF IT DOI5NT ( ioth COOl AND NEAT \il's OBSOLITI hly a MITCHELL Room Air Condi*» r adjus* o maximum coding luling day», moderae cooling us worm doy (and nighs), hea Of chilly dayi. Filers i f 99% of dir, dus and poll«n venilaes and ex» All he* comfor fequrn i a no xra co, i Mo Hi* windjow rh o Hi* wall i C*oDng Survey B ime off. since you hud wrien br- Unr- hn you rould no. If he Is he sensiive ype, he may have liouuh vim didn' wnn o «e«him. Bui you have le him knjw Ihnl you would like o hnve linn romp so don' follow I up. ]H him makp he nex move. Be friendly find nice when you (In SPP him hu don' ry o push him Ino marriage oo fiu. I Is ofen wine o make pliuis o mpp and rnerlaln young rnpn bu keep hose hlnga o yourself and don' bo oo obvious abou I hem. LOUISA Addrew roar leers o: I ««-», lf»o NalonM Bldf., WMhlnion, D. ( Oher Opinions Coninued from Ediorial Page) ing o believe he wors abou isbes. "Only a slek naion remains complacen while Is governmen pracices condemnaion by poison pen leer and pins he label of bad securiy on honorable Independence of spiri. "We do no gain securiy for his naion by challenging a Mrs. Horon. And we lose, meanwhile/ wha Is mos precious In ire American radiion. "A wachdog body is required o raise he alarm when here are oher cases like ha of Mrs. Horon. An energeic organizaion is needed, o ake he par of oher vicims of he same brand of snide aack and especially of he humbler people who have nowhere o urn when agens of heir governmen unjusly decide o desroy hem. "I sand ready o join wih oher righ hinking ciizens if such ^in organizaion Is formed." TheSrare srong, brave words and Mrs. Davis deserves he naion's warm commendaion for speaking hem so forhrlghly- S. Louis PoaUDIipach MR. FAIBLESR, AND MR. REED A wee'k ago spokesmen for he Naional ARBoclBllon of Msni- [IIdiners appeared lieforp he l!nii-r Wsiys Hllfl Menus Commliri in opposiion o he Adminlfl- :ilkin's rrcpnin! fur exending he life of he cxcma-profhn ax (HI six monhs. They did hin, moreover. In he fnee of he fflf hn a elegraphic poll of he orlimilzulnn's members hud Jus.shown a sibsanliil mal'iriy In fiivor of supporing Presiden Elsenhower nn his Issue. I WHS explained Iy offlrinls of he ;'ssonlbinn hii. when Ins. previously polled he iiisorlnlon hud Rone nn record nmiins coninuing he E.P.T., mid ha a wi-lhlrds mnjorly was rpqnired o clmilre Is ollelnl piwllon. Thus, hough ile siiimlion lind compleely changed, nnd houih ohly slighly fewer Ihnn wohirds of il* members.ihowp.r hey were fully nwnre of he fnc, Winesses for he NAM. proceeded o oppose he Presiden's program before Die Ways and Meuns Commiee on he. purely ficional ground rha hey were «xiuislng h a oouanwoivy views of-he meml>*ishlp. If furher evidence wpro needed ns o he aiude of enlighened business leaders oward his Issue, I has Jus been provided by Benjamin P. Falrless of he Unied Saes Seel Corporaion. On Thursday he head of he bigges corporaion In he naion's mos Imporan basic indusry visied Presiden Eisenhower a he Whie House. The Presiden, he relaed aferward, had asked him how he fel abou exending he E.P.T, Said he: "I old he Presiden ha, while I would cos my company a very sizeable sum of money, I was In favor wholehearedly of coninuing i he remainder year.* of his fiu while mos persons who undersand he principle a sake on his issue are, like Mr. FiilrlesB, prepared o suppor ile program) of he Peslder, ha fac, of course, will be of purely academic imporance If he program doesn' come up for a voe In Congress. And here is evidence o doe ha so long as he Is In a posiion o preven suph a voe Represenaive Daniel A. Reed, chairman of he Ways and Means Commiee, has every Inenion of using ha power for ha purpose, The New York Times DEFENDING CHAMP. * -By Alan Mover HAWE WARP. OF CAROLINA, WHO'LL AMAT (JR 6LF CROW AT JfO/lAKi MA? 5-. HdPlfO f -^ ar TO THI. ONE OF sfvrt'5 7lJ6He$ r f?at > orirf 5 TIMES $MCE Me $ i^' DulnaKj j Kin; Kenfiucl AHOTHER WAHP- CLA<?f 7AKE Pi ACE 5/fCE THe 95 FINAL IZT5 ARE /V THE 5AIHP fleo FOR LON AMATEUR IN TUB REcEii FETTER FAMILY HOTELS SCOBEL TalpkoM ATLANTIC CITY M U I Sods gi Svn Clad SolaHim FOR VACATIONS - ANY AMOUNT *5 o $5 arranged in Record Time on your Signaure, Auo, Furniure! Uc. 75 awmvrwm / / FHMNCI comnwr Phone WO-8-IM8 Qul«Naurkl Wife: "If you ook less Ineres In horse raolnn we should be beor off oday. You've had horses of he brain all your life." Husband: "Yes. Qui* righ. Tha's why I happened o marry a n»(? I suppose." Capial Dome (Coninued from Ediorial Page) on licensed premises consiues n loery nnd he oucome of he Ki>lf Ramp consiues linmblim, boh of which are conrary%n JERRFY JIGSAW: Governor V / BAKERY FEATURES PIES APPE CHERRY PINEAPPLE Each DUTCH APPLE CHERRY STREUSSEL Your choice! Virginia Lee's fines! Regularly 55c Pecan Honey Buns pkb Alfred E. Drlscoll, whose erm expires In six monhs, cannp make appoinmens of persons for erm* expiring af«r January 9 nex, Aorney General Theodore D. Parsons has ruled,.. Four New Jersey SUM Troopers recenly Rradilaed ffom he Federal Clvl! Defense advance rescue raining cener a Olney. Md... Bnhinn beaches from Perh Amboy o Alanic Highlands are Supreme Eirrlched Whie, I6. loaf UP es, _ IDC M* Club sod», o«n ge, roo beer riua, lemon, cocoa cream, Jerry, cream! Y«JU «, good supply of hese op- Fe*ared * All Acmes! Canada Dry a ^ DAIRY VALUES CHEESE.;.79 Blue Cheese» ^QAmerican. lfc - 55c Mild Colored" ^Q C Velveea - 57c Muenser " Coage ^r r 5c FROZEN FOOD VALUES IDEAL FROZEN Cauliflower ^ SUNSHINE SUCEU l'ko^en ^ ^ Srawberries *- 5 IDEAL CONCENTRATED BEABEOK Lemonade ' "; 9c Mixed Veg. * pk c Juice "»' o c «««Or» ni Corn Cu j*s X". cm Lima Beans <;;[>»; c Waffles ^ ^ DAIRYCREST Ice Cream 9 Pin Cm-on Smoohler, richer, creamier! Wha f rea for hose ho days ahead. Various flavors! You'll love 'em all! Half Gallon «* $, Pops, Sandwiches o«i- 5c IT'S JAM VJUYiMEl o5% Imiue Beauiful Rose Paern Dinnerware lfrpi«yj Sarer Se, only OO (8.8 Wihou Card) Se all pafs now on display a your Acm«oday! considered umnmsfnroy for bnhliik purposes, he SUe Ueparinenl of Healh announces..., The New Jersey peach crop will lie nearly 5 per ren larger his year nnd slighly above average, Jf he fine weaher holds ou.... Alrn Sring, mrrisrm Vine, represening he Glouceser Couny -H Fair, has been reeleced presiden of he. New JrTsey Associaion of Agriculural Fair*.... Te Sae Division of Employmen Securiy announces ha from,9,8 Jobs covered by unemploymen enmpeiwulon In 95, he Sae oal Increased o,55,97 In The New Jersey Taxpayers Associaion Urges public suppor fur he resoraion o Congress is radiional conrol over he Knvernmen's'purse srlnk by ighening he handling of Federnl appropriaions.... Workmen's compensaion awards In New Jersey duruik l!>f> oaled, *, Rne Lnbor Commissioner Percy A Mlllrr. Jr.. repors.... Unemploymen insurance paymens innde by he Division of Employmen Securiy during May reached $!i.o!)l.bro.... Milk processors nnd drillers mus now repor all new cusomers o he Sao Office of Milk Indusry.... Average reail prices on essenial food iiileles coninued o decline In New Jersey durlnii M«y. reaching rhe lowes level In 9 monhs... The. Sne of New Jersey acquired $,5, In securiies during he monh of Mny.... The Rlh Annual Summer session of eri,.b<wi Se. ap by helfermui Legion, r mer (Jf W» JVncy, win n<,. a mum Oovemiy f,' Mi APTOL.CAPSB8: The Jersey bad do% during \, BaseU I f OKfe an of A,',,!' 9, VNaonlK worh, which Ihdlcdea where he hi,,, hold fdl«sr OM.... ;.,,, (. and flir Swaers have.saved n,, lives han' have forresses, Medical Sociey of Nrw j,, claims.... Oiflbllni? suppi,. Iniiaive, lldasry and i',," wih lfeiheff *l* wfdefuln Is clulifld by opponenu of hi, nnd raffles. LEGS OF Lamb " A rea for fho enire family! A all Ac«l Chuck Lamb - 9 meals in one! Serve economical asy,lamb no»l lfl Round Roas-K 79 SOLID MEAT. No fa added! Acme's op-qualiy fwfl J Loin Lamb Chops'^ QQ C Tongues * * Rib Lamb Chops Ib go, c Knockwurs '^""s^ Sewing Lamb Lamb Liver Min Jelly la fc fc 9c Whi ro w«k A«m Ink Plae Beef Fresh Frosed Fish Fille of Flounder Fille of Perch &" I.OUIS I,. I.IBBY Haddock »» Tomaoes Peaches Juice COLORED MARGAMNE ar ssaw ar CMGBL. COOKIES Ideal 6 C Salines 7c QufrUri Princess Ib. Caron Salines ST 7c Nucoa Quiroi Grahams «"»* Ib. Caron CANDY FEATURES Cookies Marshmallows»;«Cookies ^c ^ookies^ M Moom*.9c Nigh-&-Day "^ jg Delicia, *&,, W g c Rainbow Jewels^ 5 C Cookies» DC «?,M:X 7c Frui Slices.'VSi. 9c ^ape^ ^ «K«^,«Cracker Jack T'6 Pk "'7 corns ASCO *"«-> *; MSCEUANEOUS w/... > Wmcres"* * Cider Vinegar f :-- ui69c Ideal Coffee r" V-8 Cockail? 5c Coffee ««L Necar ' ^ c Nimu Mayonnaise = ** c Cockail Dressing «7L -*. ^ Realgold «HIC Fab Cleanser»«on-««,. ^ HI-C ' UVC u l y DRINK " 59 C Shorening,".' 9 &* wiunii " I C Tuna 5c C Swee Piekle» 9c c Cri8 P Hurry! Limied Tim* Only! > DOLLS ofhe NATIONS 98' Wih each 5.6 Purcbiwel Sar your se o^wl 8M Hum OB flphy i your nearby Acmel AVC, CARTRET C j J

9 CLASSIFIED RADY WORK WAlTR;E!SBjfl : IUMTAIN OLSRKS i.isrfwaaksa HOWARD JOHNSON a 5 WOdDBffflOE 8-lOO.I! WOMAN o represen :u.k rbsrefy PRODi/ u! or per ime wih [i.v ncvancemen. C. E. K P f) BOX 9, Belmr, 5/-6/6*,l, i r VVANTTW-FRMALE ilmcbd ASSEMBLERS,,i sar a once. Pay raes Nnw plan. Clean work.,,, iniorvlew o BOX IB, In imi-; newspaper. 5/8-6/ waned; ligh,. :,,v work; excellen Wa«e;,, ' piece work *>«al«; p*w.-ins. holidays and insur- ', Normandy Robes, M,,,. V (?H Avenue, Grwe. - 6/-7/ WORK WANTRD R Guing ' and Uwn Mowing Done by' Alber SfKnv Rahway 7-58M 6/5-7/' RKU EBTAfE W» SNLE (iway: «? rowi; ODW pordh, as nook, pory, cellar,. $,5. fflenbbnio, [wes Milon Aenue, Rahway : 5- f FOR U U UTY SHOP equipmen. $8. Jcrs all. UfomUlOB, CfU WO W. 6- f ype washing Used only i monhs. eood condiion «good as $6. Phone R»hw&y /8 f IETERY PLOT Plo # SC, Jnli wood Secion. plo'grave, bury double on op* of each. Ilirii fron locaion. Call Due;i or wrie > S 9', Diinfiood buy, «/U-8* ROIOmXDlO STEOBSV8 ROTOTILLINQ SERVICE Garden* and Lawni Phone wooonrldge /-6/5 WANTED TO BUY MONET TO I>OAN OAdir MONEY' Available\fr Real Egfce Um TVrA if UMind Small or Urge Amouns Call Perh Aihboy /8-9/ OPPORTUNITY #5 Mbnhly spare Time Naionally cofipary seeks relae pary o nwn and operae rwie of vendln! machines. This Is no nus! No.selling required «8S pet monh possible pan ime, full ime moip Car and WOO oash required. which is secured by Invenory. This win sand sric Invesigaion. For inervuw in your own wih facory represenaive, Include phone and addresa in applicaion. Empire Mfg Agency, 9fi Qoodfellow, S. Louis * SANITARY SERVICE ACMB SANITARV SERVICE Cesspools, Sepic Tanks Cleanwi Souh Plalnfleld, K J. Plalnfleld, N. J. < Plalnfleld A. A. A. AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Esablished 9 Over,, Members Naionwide Service Terd Ker'es, Local Agen 7 Sae Sree Perh Amboy -8-6-f MI8CBLIANEOUS WILL TAKE CARE of children #hlle moher works. Please call MeKhen /6 IE BUYERS for one and wo nlly homes. If jwr hou* is ale. won' you call me? BERKS '' W. Grand Ave Rahway Ra 7-5/ f * -' MISCELLANEOUS DARAOO'S kvto DRIVING 8CHOOL Larges and. Oldes In Couny. aydramauo, Fluid and Sandard. Perh Amboy -765 or Charer IF YOUR DRINKING hu becon a problem, Alcoholics Anonymous can help you. Wrie P.. Box 5, Woodbrdge, or elephone Marke W PAINTING and PAPERHANQINQ Free Esimaes CHARLES V, TOKARSKI 9 Russell Sree Woodbrlcfce 8-9 ill*. -6 f Ire cream Is AmeHoa'T.. dewr. Many delicious and dessers can bf made In a few minues wih ice cream, MWW ymir nwn or" use coinnroul Ice <-renm. Cusard Ice Grean % nip suprar -ablespoons eorrifreh cup milk erg yolks / cup coflee cream egg whies lmi cups whipping cream Sal «irnooi?s vanaia'exrnc Mix sugar and cormorch, Add walded hju gradually,, sirring consanly. Cook in double boiled 5 minues alr wvml imes dirln«cooking, Combine wih well INSTALL TODAY Take Years o Pay Enjoy Summer and Winer Air-Condiioning wih a THATCHER SYSTEM Warm in Winer Cool In Summer Take Pleny of Time o Tay Ge Our FREE Heaing Esimae SPORT SHIRT MANUFACTURERS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Thousands- of Shirs To Choose From Sale Coninues For Wore Pays SAVE UP TO 6% STERLING SHIRT CO. 7 New Brunswick Avenue, Hopelawn Perh Amboy -58 'N ew Jersey berries are on Ae p et, SrawfierrieB beberrie* blackberries rasjaei ries *- hf is he Heaaon o feas on New Jersey B*»«ries. Ea hem wih sugar aad crear, Pile Am beween layers of shoronkc. Babe diem in delicious pies. falk«fi ino jf aw* jellies, e ein for fufe me. Enjoy ffe^ Jersey berries all year lpni Fill in wi mil he coupon and FRIDAY. Jllife fa K yolk«. Cook for 5 min slrrlnn consjinlv Add sal and rojtcp cream. Mix well, aain and cool. When cusard Is cool, fidb vanilla, nlilllpd Wiipprd cam and fold ino ciuard. Pour Ino refrigeraor rnp and fw. Befov he ice «ream his frozen solid efloiikh o scwr remove ray from refrigeraor. 8r well wlb 'a spoon from from o back of ray. 'Then carefully fold In siffly benen ci^g whies. Chocolae Ic«(warn l k< lb. swee chocolae cups odd milk eggs cup sugar cups hin dream ablespoon vanilla Bai '... Cook rliocolap Wih mlik ova ho wa^r unil hick and smooh. Bea erki wih sugar; ard cream, vanilla and sal. Combine mixures and srain. Freeze. i Oranfc Ice Cnan cup sugar '' cup waer cup orango juice!i cup hin cream?.e,g yolk 'k cup heavy cream \' cup graed orange peel Boll sugar and waer 5 minues Add oranje juice. Scald cream, and V.HR yolk and cook' over ho waer, slirriiik consanly, unil mixure hickens. Cool, ^idd o firs mixure ami fold in cream beaen w/fffi one. N«w Jersey U Telephone Compan) siff Prow When nearly froien. sir in ornnge peel. IUrarMHi Ire cupa milk e«r bearn 'i cup sugar l cup dried mcaroon ommbs I cup peach pulp cup cream Whipped Scald milk, add sugar ard egg whld)i have been beaen ogeher o milk. Reurn o double boiler and cook unil hickened, sirring consanly Add macaroon crumbs and cool. Add jfsrh pulp and whipped (-ream. Pood Ir«('ream l,>»{ \ quar vanilla Iff rream layers devil's food cake. cup «r»*m whipped Line a freezing ray wih wax paper Park half of he ice cream Ino he boom of ray. Cover wih a layer of cake cu o fi. Pnck res o ice cream firmly an op. Cover wih a layer of cake. Freee Cover wih whipped cream and reurn o freener. Wh«i ready o serve, cu in slices. I«mwi foe Orram cup sugar pin crenm wilpped ablespoon* flour ablespoon H cold wger Julre of lemon* and graed rind of lemon Ben en«yolks ligh, odd "«cuj* sugar o which he flour ha been added Alr lemon juice and waer and gr«e«rind P\i Ino * double bour and cook unil hick m our* ard Beal PBK whies siff, add remaining Hiignr and pour he Io cusard over he beaen Rg whis. Cool. Polri he whipped civmrn In he mixure and frewr Aprico FrMie No V can of apricos cup suuar cup waer Juice of lemon* Whipped crmm Rub iprlcoo hroiinh A <lm. DlMolve sunr In waer Arid U) aprloo pulp. Add lemon juice Pu in h» wo erf refrl»eir«r (ray fi*m» When hard, pu ;< layer of whipped oream on ip find frcu«. JOB NO *H WANTS.SULPHUR. Nev. The Governmen Is dlkwibuing is po office a hlrown bec»\we nomly U qualified or willing o serve us posmaser Sulphur ' >s a pnpuh* on of»nly fnmill". BUSINESS DIRECTORY Cloilng Excavaing Mvlig»»* TncMg«99 SMITH ST., PERTH AMBOY Oil Blwk (ram Vkorj % u#r-/, TROPICALS WOOL GABARDINES FACTORY PRICES Coal CSAL - FUEL OIL OIL BURNERS NO MONEY DOWN YEARS TO PAY Free Esimaes No Obligaion o Buy CALL WDGE. 8- AVENEL COAL & OIL CO. 86 RAIWAY AVE., AVENEL Ciiicree HIGH TEST QUALIT CONCRETE Laboraory Approred Crushed SOM - Waahed Gravel Waibed Sand Waerprooflnf Llm«- Brick - Cemen Phuer Rarian Mercanile Corporaion Phono PK -ISTB FRONT AND FAYETTE 8T8. PEBTHAMBOT.N.J. Dancing School SUMMER CLASSES IN BALLET ANLT TAP Held In Qld Pos Office Building 77 Avenel Sree, Avenel ENROLL NOW Recial in Fall FOR DETAILS CALL CA -595 Carere School of Dancing 8 Edgar Sree, Carere Drug Sores Avenel Pharmacy RAHWAY WOODBRDGK 8-9 CANOIKS Film Greeing- Cards RAYMOND JACKSON AND SOS J. A. TRUCKING ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS & PARKING LOTS Our Specialy 5 TON POWER ROLLER. REASONABLE RATES Financed Thru F. H. X. CALL FANWOOD -5*77, FANWOOD -567 PLAINFIELI> 7-59 Funeral Direcors SimWIECKl» Funeral Home 6 Alanic Sree Carere, N, J. TeephoM Cren -KI FLYNN & SOU FUNERAL HOMES FHriiare BUY ON THE HIGHWAY AND SAVE! RITTKS FURNITURE LOWER PRICES Winer Broher WajMe FroHuro Shop Hlfhw 5 ATenel, N. J. Open D»Uy II A. M. o 8 P. M. Phone WoodbrMr* 8-57) Key Shops Albrech's Key Shop Washingon Avenue CA -76 Hand and Power Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired Saw Filing Bicycle Sales and Service Hardware Devoe and HfeynokU Pains Free Pick Up and Delivery # Uqoor Sores Telephone Woodferfo 8-IW Woodbridge iquor Sore JOS. ANDRABCDK, PROP. lomplee Sock of Domesic and Impored Wines, Been nd liquors 57 AMBOY AVENUE N. J. IF YOU'RE IN BUSINESS YOU SHOULD BE LISTED BM. LOW RATES WO-8-7 -i^swvlip V - Room* m 5 US Rooni K» I R«MoHkble SonMT I. AD Lod Inmred I raui «*. ECONOMY MOVERS Misfeil linumis # INROU TODAY In va BIOINNCU ACCORDION PROGRAM Rcmrabw, Ukv* U no Kocordlon o bnr. Complee Line of MKdeal Insrumens a Low Prlooi EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER AND SCHOOL OF MDSIO J57 STATE ST. P. A. -9 numbing ani Cliarle Farr Plumbln; - Heaing ElMrio Swer Sorreo Telephones: Woodbrldge 8-59 or 8-8 Woodbrldf e, N. J. 6 LINDEN AVENUE PLUMBING HEATING OIL, GAS INSTALLATIONS REMODELING f RADIANT HEATINC Win. A. BALABAS Plombai A Hwn* CnoM«or 9 GRANDVEW AVENUE FOEDB (Raiiu Tw»p,) M. I F YOUNG PARAKEETS HAMSTERS~-fl. 5 Seei Radio I TV Service Al's IM nd Tslevisoi RTA Tnbw * Taru SI PIRSHINO AVE. CABTBRXT. N. J. A. ffch. Jr., Prop. T«(lWM CA -M8S Refrigeralei For Service, Commercial or Domesic, Call CA Sanley's Refrigeraion SALES - SERVICE 9 IRVING STREET CARTERET. N. i. Roofing Mi Henry J onsen & Son Tlnnm»nd Shee MeUI Work Roofing, Meal Olllms and Furnace Work 588 Alden Sree Woodbridge, N. J. Telephone 8-6 Service Saions Holohan Brohers GARAGE CaUo Produc! Woodbrldje 8-6 and 8-5 Comer Amboy Avenue and Second Sree Flreono Tirei and Tubes Woodbrldie, N. J. Taxi WOODBRIDGE DAV AND NIOHT SERVICE METERED RATES Fln M MUe lje Each Addiional V* Mie.. e OFFICE: PEARL STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Tlllig ART lleco. MANHATTAN AVENUE AVCNEL, N. J. BATHS, KITCHENS RUBBER FLOORING (QUALITY FIRST) Phone: WO-8-97 E. W. NIER WO 8-68 Used Cars "BETTER USED CARS" BERISIE AVTO SALES 5 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Wdie IpMeery Cusom Made fe Insalled Gobriicor rrec EfimaUi

10 v PAGE TEN FRIDAY, JUUE 6, 95.'.S PROBLEM BerrWy Ovfn Pulp Hnhby rcdrrlnred ha nrganl7,rd musi mee he coninuing challenge of ip nodal-economic problems in R rhanrlng noclhy or hr soluion will w»kpi ou of Is hands Thr slnl<>mi"n wan made o he Amorlcnn Mcrlicnl Associaion's HOUSP of Ilahl of Complain "I suppose von were hsnkful for hr heavy rain " "Oh VPS." ippiird FarmPr Cornosspl "houcli I dnn' nep why horn wrah or folks couldn' per- {ldp o keep i in HIP. fields Insead Of IKHriE i. sray around muddln' \fy hr roflds." MTRFSSN FORECAST? If hp propnsod cus In miliary Spending HIP no offse by increase* in welfare expendiures, ye Unied Saes may bp fiord Wih n disasrous depression, In he opinion-of ffronorne* Profps- * Harris, of Hnrvarri Universiy. WE SELL ALL ALUMINUM and T~»ck Combln»inn WINDOWS DOORS AWNINGS JALOUSIES "Levelor" Veneian Blind* TEARS TO PAY ULIANO'S 76 RIKWPVPH Avenue Wen Carerr TA -59 On he SCREEN "Br h«uh nf he Silvery Moon." Somehing of a sequel o "On Moonligh Bay," which appeared abou wo yearn ago, his muslrul like Is aneceden, has Doris Day and Gordon MacRae In he leading roles, and ohers In he can are repening, afer a fashion, heir prpvoim characerizaion. I harks hack o Booh Tarklngon's "Penrod" series. The musical porions Inrlude he song of he ile and "Be My'Lllf Bumble Bee," "Your Eyes Hnvr Told Me So,' "If You Were he Only Girl in he World," "My Home Town Is a One-Horse Town," and "Ain' We Go, Pun?" ol an- All familial' o imoen oher KPnexion. "Desinaion Gobi." Tliis film, done In Technicolor, Inrliiulnily parlays a willing cas, led by Richard Wldmark, a fair sharp of comedy, crisp dialogue nnd unusual loenle and some believable and some unbelievable chaninu sory. The film recouns he l.ule of Chief Pey Officer Sam Mcllalc, a rase-luii'dened veeran of lfi years of rnmpnlknliik. who Is ymiked off he carrier Enerprise o head u meeorological eam Ino Inner Mongolia. Their experiences, serious and comical, as well, make up he sory. Film Brough In Before S P. M. Ready Nex Afernoon. Make our Phoo Deparmen your headquarers. We have a complee ine of equipmen for snapshos or movies. Sop In oday! Todays Paern paern 9: Children's Sizes,, 6, 8,. Size 6 dress: % yards 5 Inch; bolero: % yard. Hnnd Thiry-five cen in coins for his paern- add 5 cens for each paern If you wish s clabi mailing. Send o 7 Newspaper Paern fiop., Wes 8h S., New York, N. Y. Prin plainly NAME, ADDRE8S wih ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. RING LOST 9 YEARS FOUND LOS ANGELES, Calif. Sam LyliKoo,, los, n diamond ring a he bench 9 years a«o. A few days wo, Dorohy Rodgers, 5-year-old Girl Scou, found he ring on he beach less han yards from where Lyhgoe los i. She raced i o him hrough an inscripion inside he ring which gave his mime and he name of his Masonic Lodge. Your Garden This Week By CharlM H. Conner* Ruf«n UnlmaUy, he Sae Dnlvenlr of New Jerm? A few omao plan* On sakes, properly rained, are an ornamen o a garden. Usually, saked plans ore se fee, npar and are rained o a single sem. This U done By removing side, shoos as soon as hey show In he angle where he leaf Joins he sem. Be sure o leave he flower buds, which develop from he main sem bewen he leaves. If you rain o wo or hree sems, foljpw his dls-branchlnj? pracice on each: oherwise you will hare a Jungle difficul o We up The sem Is ied loosely o he sake a abou on-fee Inervals. A lile feriliser should have hern given he plans when hey were se ou, perhaps In he. form )f a ransplaning soluion. No more ferilizer should be given unil he firs cluser of frui is se. Then pour a quar of booser ferilizer soluion around he roos You can use one of he adverised concenraed soluble ferilizers or ordinary 5--5 or Three ablespoons of soluble plan food In gallon of waer Is abou righ or whaever amoun Is recommended on he package for making a booser or growing soluion. Soluion from ordinary ferilizer Is made by sirring cupfuls in a gallon of waer and leing I sand overnigh. Keep sirring his as you see I. The firs quar of soluion is applied around he sem. Laer applicaions a wo-week inervals, up unil mid-sepember, are made abou a foo away. Loosen he soil around he plan if you pracice clean culivaion, before making an applicaion, or pour he soluion on he sraw mulch. Where I Is Found Tobacco Is found hroughou he Souhern Unied Saes and In an occasional sore. Richmond. Congress sees a long wrangle on final peace In Korea. (JERSEY SCRAPBOOK me /vesr we Dear, Hear Here's o you denr, Ami here's o he dear ha's no here.. If he dear ha's no was here, my dear, I woujdn' be calling you "dear," my dear. cowry A/or wee? coc>a/ry She Approved "If you can' do more work, shall have o ge anoher maid." "Yes, could do wih an assis an." U. S. Is urged o encourage prl vae invesmen aid abroad. Beginning Saurday, July and Coninuing Through July and Augus Our Sore will close a : P. M. on Saurdays AARON RABINOWITZ HARDWARE - INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES - PAINTS 55 Roosevel Avenue Carere -5-- Abou Your Hom BY FRANCES DKLL Today here are all MncU of new building maerial* o choose from. In pkmeer days, he siding chosen for, a house usually depended on one all Imporan facor geogrannie locuion. I would have been ou of he quesion, for example, o haul wood Ino pars a he arid Souhwe. One of he new aiding maerials ha may Ineres you Is asbesos - cemen shingles. These shingles are resisan o rus, ro and are fireproof. The color Is fused In and does no fade and may be cleaned wih soap and waer. JhWr TrT"W>d makes an Ineresing WRII. I will no warp, buckle or spli. The panels come as large as four {ee by welve fee. Smaller srips and shingles are quie, popular. The mos pepulur ype l«he cedar shingle because of Is smar effec and he fac ha i can be applied over any oher siding. California redwood siding Is naurnlly resisan o ro and deerioraion by he elemens. I can be lef unfinished If desired. There Is a new process by which a sone-like concree, veneer can be cas ono almos any wall. The produc Is made of fireproof ma- V ad Urn finish.- range v/bk oimm o «spry ofn or o], wua la ambrhag nfml, of o bas maerial v,' ^ «lck dircfly o wood -,.*«5-*fP e alumin.. in* Wb««onennrmi can b«applied over nki This la sed quie on,., cowirucuon oi doors, I and window in ou<*h < Rn A dear old lady %«rural sream where R nude soldiers was enj freshing cool swim. "Oh flewl" she "These mu be our sl No Yr "Have you any chii.;. Smih V "Yes, hree daughers "Do hey live a home, ; "No one of hem in married ye." BEER nu: <\si Free Delivery Call CA--597, ROCKMANS UQUOfc STORE f Cor. IV, hin NOW! ANYONI CAN HAVE HOT WATER QUICK! NEW "POCKn,SIZE" WATER HEATER NOW COSTS LESS THAN $. Merely _p!»e»» ^ Waer Hew In I w««r. Plar Ino HOT WATER! 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