CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, Churched List Yule. programs. Midnight Masses S<>t: Carols will be Simp By Choirs in Borough

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1 ;» frst Wth The News! ep Astrde All The Actvtes Of The Town Wth lour Home-Town Paper VOI, XXXIII-NO. 5 Over ftl.v.agency ]»ost Ared I, (,H Clams Parly -.mlorned Hm; See H;ngartner n Job T A wldennr rft In ' H,lcrshp of the Carteret.,,,.;,(:(' Organzaton was n-!, t.odny as a result of a fght HI. post of motor vehcle :- cre., )r]ocrats to be apponted. '. rplace Robert Brown. Re-,n, who held that offce for. years. \,,'dk to Charles Ohlott, tke, ;, Democratc Organzaton mn.sly endorsed hm for the '.' n June of ths year and the,y. Mrs. Oeneveve Frey,..I'ce' to that effect to the., Democratc Organzaton. ',, ;.,.s learned, he sad, that a np of the leaders met ths,',' ' MKI decded that the motor ( ll;cnt6 Job should go to V ;,, u n Andrew J. Baumgart- " :,,. unsuccessful Democratc. :;,.te for mayor In the Novem-.vrtlnll. :, s mbclevable that a few.'"nvh-ue the wlshqs of the,'.',, al Democratc Orgarflza-,!'.ad Ohlott. "I cannot un-." nn the chanke of heart.", :; :,)M sad he heard about ths.,:. meetng and asked Patrck,, ( u.. presdent of the orsan-,, ;,,., tu be nvted to the cau- - > dnl not rccelvo a call, he,:-'d \.-.n :f l:e planned to push the,, outt sad: "It would be of, ( The leaders, he felt, wll,. :,...n about the mstakes they > ::. kmtr,.,- sad that he had been J,,:: he Democratc party afce. 9. l)onal(l Jomo Gets Rank of Ensgn CAHTKT Donald R. Jomo, un n! Hnnuh Engneer and Mrs. cp! G Jomo. 4 Hermann Ave- wstmtay receved hs com-." as Ensgn In the U. S.. Reserve, was nve the commsson at l! (, j- - I:..- [' s. Naval Base In Newport, utter completng a slxtecnoffcers Canddate Course -nsk has been assgned to..tm Kound offcers school ' Naval Ar Base In Jackson- Flu,, for an elghtnweek '.alnn course pror " hs u n Washngton, D. C, as 'ntf'.luenpe Offcer. s a sraduate of Yale Un- '. wher he receved hs lor of Scence Degree n 95. vently receved hs Master's " at Harvard Unversty lte School of Busness Ad- ''.ton. Pancl Dscusson Set for Tuesday ' -TKRET-A panel dscusson -tllore wll be presented to ' *'ed junors and senors next 'Y at Carteret Hgh School. (lmts'now In ther Jresh- : '.ear at college have been In.- ( 'II return and present ther ' ;" :cces so that others may - a desrable adjustment to 'He«' stuaton. I "»K those Invted are Pran- II -wy, Wllam Toth and Leon "hnsk of Rutgere; Mary Makwlnskl»nd Nancy : "!*. New Jersey College for ' ;l»: Stephen Nelson, Rder; :) " Bshop, Trcnton State»ers; Irene 8ynowleckl, flew ' Unversty; Adrlenne Yar- ; - and Jacquelne HU»,'Montt ' state Teachers; Wllam t ;: *u and Robert Seaman, Up- : Sandra Pox, JUtharne :l) w; Nancy Sltar.Mandl School;!!l ''y Toth, Lyons Medcal; Don- ;'' Hhtello. Georgetown; Lous 'V Johns Hopkns Unversty. Poston at USMR _ ^ t'ahteret \Jrs. Qenevlev hlv record clerk at Polce Head llu s for the past, fve years s tart on her new job afte wll be employed In th< of the Scrap Plant at the Metals Refnng Company ; M! "'«h Mrs. Prey passed a Cvl r ( ' ll c! wth "flyng" colors, sh " ' lt-'d on ma jobat wme. Mrs. frev wt be replaced by V ": FETE TOMOHBOW <'AHTEROT a der of Hbernans wtl ls )U w a Clu-»Ufta».p»ttj( lor Ul! ""''' en of the mtmnn to "be l. ' ' Unufow, Deo«mb«r «,» s t. Josephs School audttolur ""'I'lwcln of, \ P. M..: llll: 'e wll >e games, prlnes, re " ' t o and a vst from Strnt lartmt CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 954 Shape Fnal Plans for Yule Cotllon ALL SET FOR COTILLION: Members nf the vrlos commttees (or the Chrstmas Cotllon to be held n Hethlen Mall, Monday n&lt, December!7, «o over ther reports for the affar. Shown from Irft to rfht are: Mrs. John lllu. program; Mrs, Clfford (Jutter, refreshments; Mrs, Herman Horn, refreshments; Mrs. Theodore. Kleban, program: Mrs. Helen Spewak, property, and Mrs. Carleton Enot, refreshments. Teachers 9 Plea Justfed The proposal by the executve board of the, Csrrteret Educaton Assocaton made ths week to the Board of Educaton for a, new salary gude should receve the board's most serous consderaton. By grantng hgher salares to the teachers, the Carteret taxpayer s not penalzed, For nstance, the $5 bonus gven them ths week comes from State Ad Funds. The pay ncreases asked for would come from the same source, whch means no addtonal tax burden to the property owners. Calvary Church Lsts Actvtes CARTrRET Calvary Baptst hurch lsts the, followns Yule ctvte.s: The Lades' Guld wll hold ts hrstmas meetk and party on Frday evenns, December. at :.at the home of Mrs Kenneth 4ams, Ul Marshall Street. Elz.jcth. who wll also act as hostess f the evenns. The-'meetnp wll hghlghted by the exchange of.lfts and the drawn! of. secret als fpr the comnn year. The Men's Club wll hold ts enular monthly meetng on Saturday evennr at 7 o'clock to dsuss the comnk year's program.nd actvtes The Youns People are called to meet at the church on Saturday vennr at 7 o'clock, to decorate he ohurch sanctuary and tree. after whch carols wll be suns srojnd the decorated tree Rereshments wll also be served. The Prt-Chnstmas servce wll be held on Sunday morane De jpmber 9, at A. M. Specal Chrstmas musc wll be suns by the Junor and Senor Chors. The sermon wll be on "My Want for Jhrtstmas." -\ On Sunday evennp. December 9, there wll be an nformal path- ^rnk n the lower audtorum of the chm'ch. After a program of carol sngng,' n techncolor sound move on "The Brth of Chrst" wll be shown by Steven Barkasz. On Chrstmas Day the Sunday School program wll be held at four o'clock In the afternoon, wth...., rectatons and a Chrstmas pafseant n whch each Sunday School pupl wll takp part. Santa Claus wll arrve ;at the close of hs program to wsh every chld present a Merry Chrstmas n hs own specal way, (AN EDITORIAL) Educators throughout the State have been mpressng upon communtes that the only way to recrut good teachers s through hgher salares. Industres and, mercantle establshments are gettng good help by payng adequate wages, The same recrutng plan should be adopted as far as teachers are Concerned. It s hghly\mportant to provde an adequate salary schedule as a means of acqurng and /eepng good nstructonal personnel. Tempo n Stepped lp By Holday Planners CARTSKET Wth Chrstmas only one wetk away, borough resdents are speedng preparatons (or th«holday. As Chrstmas shoppers, hurry- Inf nto hf homestretch and Yulrtlde mal began plng up at the Carteret Post Offce, varous organzatons have completed thflr plans for a long seres of holday partes. Meetngs of most borough groups durng the next few days wll be featured by Chrstmas partes and exchange of gfts. Parochal Pupls To Gve Operetta CARTERET The annual Chrstmas Operetta presented by the grade school pupls of the Holy Famly Parsh enttled "The Legend of the Snowman,' wll be held Sunday, December 9, at 7: P. M. n the Carteret Hgh School Audtorum. The followms pupls wll partcpate: Grade 7. Wllam Babes as John; Maryln Kukulya as Mary; Stanley Zawadzk as the Newsboy; Ronald Jarka as the Snowman; Kathryn Coanshock as Mother; Stanley Czcnsk as the Japanese Juggler Carolers nclude: Felca Kashmer on the acqordon wth sngers, Carol NJacoch Dana Selagowska and Kathryn Coanshock. Others nclude, Lnda Cmochowska, Barbara KJeslak, Arlene Skroclja, Rosemaje Paul, Mary Spsak, Loretta Nemeth, Barbara Kojh, Los Babes and Barbara Ceslak. T e dances wll be pahormed by the followng clas&es: [Kndergarten, Froste the Snowpan; Grade, Imps; Grade, Clown Dance (Contnued on Page ) fty Councl Tells How. To Keep Yule Safe, Merry CARTERET lor joy and tragedy, too Use only sate electrcal llumnasafety " Prevent the contact of a flght -Yuletde s a tme and for ton. ny combustble mate-. lghttm smple rules.could avod. These precautons are suggested by the Councl; ' Buy a tree that has been out M off the end el the Stand the tr water at once, _..level above tlw cut surface durng ;he entre ttw Ue Ixee wamto* n -uwe.-----"*- : WHtt' n v Do nut obstruct any wn. of paper and cotton. Avod toys operated wth' flam. Keep electrc trans base of the tree. ulflns: them Plamepxuof nl Chrstmas cot, decoratons and scenery. A Jlrttjuoolmj IPI^y te seven the U'Wwater. Scrtsen all uumurl St. Mark's Church Pageant Sunday CARTERET The sxteenth annual candle-lghtng servce and pageant wll be "held bv St. Mark's Epscopal Church Sunday nght, December 9, at :- P. M. A blessed Chrstmas candle wll be gven to all those who attend. The musc for the candle-lghtng servce wll be provded by the followng members of the Junor and Senor Chors: Senor Chor Maron Ward, Wnfred Hundemann, Jean Pennngton, Myrtle Prgy, Lee Dalton, Mrs. Kay Troost, Edna Donovan, Lorrane Rapp, Alce Bangs. Junor Chor Janet Dorohof, Karen Bubbenhemer, Nancy Grunden, Alce Rusznak, Dane Stenef, Barbara Pennngton, karen Kopn, Marlyn Venter, Ruth Hutchnson. and The candle-lghtng ceremony wll be pprformed by James Yuhasz. Wllam Rusznak and Wendell \ylson. The! cast of the- pageant "Holy Nght," n order of ther appearance, s as follows: Narrator, Rev. O. N. Davdson; Rabb. Ronald Churched Lst Yule Programs Mdnght Masses S<>t: Carols wll be Smp By Chors n Borough CARTERET Borough churches are busy wth preparaton of programs for the Chrstmas holday* and soon wll be bedecked wth holy and other Yuletlde greenery. The program for church servces follows; Holy Famly Rev. M. A. Konopka, Rev. Raymond Szuleckl. December 4. confessons 4-5: P. M., - P. M. At : P. M. Chrstmas carols wll be sung by the chor under the drecton of Edward Lozak, organst: :. Mdnght Mass: December 5, Masses 7, 8, 9; Hgh Mass A.,M. wth Benedcton of the Bassed Sacrament and Novena; December'6, St. Ste-' phen's Dsy, Mass 7: A. M.; H?h Mass 8: A. M., followed by Benedcton of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Sacred Heart Rev. L. J, Petrck, pastor. Saturday, Chrstmas Day, solemn hgh mass begnnng Frday mdnght; low masses at 7, 8 and 9 o'clock; hgh mass at : A. M., followed by Benedcton of the Most Blessed Sacrament: Confessons December 4 from P. M. to 6 P. M. December 4. Day of Fast and Abstnence. Saturday, January, low masses at. 7. R and 9 o'clock;'hgh mass at : A. M. followed by Benedcton of the Most Blessed Sacrament; Confestlons Frday. December, from 4 to 5 P. M. and from 7 to 8 P. M. Specal servces Frday, December, at 7: P.M. St. Joseph's Rev. Lous M. Cbrtney, USM, Rev. Gregory O'Bren, OSM, and Rev. Vctor Grabran, OSM. Con- (Contnued on Page ) st Presbyteran Lsts Yule Rtes CARTERET A busy program for the holday s lsted by the Frst Presbyteran Church. Rev. Malcolm G. Brown, mnster, has lsted the followng servces: Sunday, December 9, at A. M. Chrstmas Sunday servce; B P. M. Chrstmas Cantata; Frday, December 4 at P. M. Chrstmas Eve Candlelght servce; Sunday December 6, A. M. Frst Sunday after Chrstmas; Thursday December, 8 P. M. Communon preparaton; 'Sunday, January l'l A. M. Holy Communon.. The Chrstmas. Sunday servce wll be held at A. M. The mnster wll preach the sermon: "The Wondrous Brth." The Senor Chor wll sng the anthem, "The Brthday of a Kng," and Mss Florence Perry,' accompaned b; the chor, wll sng "Peace on Earth." In the evenng at 8: P. M. tn Senor Chor wll I present th< Chrstmas Cantata, "The Heaven ly Chld" by Hamblen. The ehn drector s Mrs. Earl Walter. Tn cantata wll be accompaned by tableau presented by some youn; people of the church. The ca< ncludes: shepherds, Kennet.Ward, Donald McLan, Nelson Axon; Mary, Schaffhauser, Jr.; Campbell R c h a Venter; j June Wopdhull; Joseph, Theodore Yuhasz: Arch Angel, Lnda Soltesz. Other angels, Jean Huntslnger, Patrca Soltesz, Angela August, Ann Debold, Deborah Dudas. Shepherds, John Uhrln, Robert Vonah, Charles Pennngton. Wse Men, Davd Yuhasz, Donald Davdson, Joseph Rusznak. Women's Assocaton Elects New Offcers CARTERET At the meetng of the Women's Assocaton of the Frst Presbyteran Church held last Tuesday evenng new offcers were elected for a two-year ternj. The followng offcers were elected: Presdent, Mrs. Gertrude Bouchard; recordng secretary, M's. Catherne Hasulak; correspondng secretary, Mrs'Charlotte Grffth; program charman, Mrs. Charles Snaffer; Fellowshp charman, Mrs. Eleanor Hannapple. Offcers that wll contnue for one'more year are: Vce presdent, Mrs. John Rchardson; treasurer, Mrs. John Gartley; worlfl' servce charman, Ma. Malcolm Brown; assstant world servce charman, Mss Isabella Colquhoun. The meetng was presded over by Mrs. John Donnelly, retrng presdent o the assocaton. YUe Rarty Tomorrow For legon^ Auxlary CARTEjjJET Carteret Pout, Amercan Legon, and ts Auxlary, wll uulr a Jont Chrstmas phftv for nu'nbera tomorrow nght n the Borough Hull. Thomas Jakeway Is charman for the lost anl Ms. Alce Katu.su heads the. auxlary Walte the wsemen d s o n, Lloy Svendsen, James Praca; Josepl' James Fedlam, Kng Herod, La IT; Relnertsen; angels, Jacqueln (Contnued on Page ) Catholc Veterans Reveal Yule Program for Lyons CARTERET Members of the Carteret Catholc Veterans Posts nre Jonng wth other organzatons servng Lyons Veterans Hosptal In Chrstmas plans tor patents In the nsttuton The volunteer groups wll partcpate n the preparaton of more than, Chrstmas pnekuges for veterans. Thursday. December has been desgnated ns "Gft Dstrbuton Nght," Some volunteers, dvded Into groups, wll vst each of the wards between 7 and P. M. and wll present the gfts Indvdually fo patents. Each teum wll be accompaned by a unt tl muscans. A central fund made up of contrbutons from the organzatons partcpatng was UMHI to purchase the gfts, replacng the plan of separate presentatons by each group ns In former years. Careful selected Indvdual «tft.s wll nuke up u pnekw valued at S5 for each patent Bemuse Lyons s n nruro-psychlurle hosptal, ths plan has therapeutc as well as economc mert, as t provdes [or Indvdualty, approprateness nnd selectvty of gfts nnd prevents duplcaton and nequtable dstrbuton. To preserve the Identty of the croups prtclpatlnb. each package wll contan a Chrstmas curd wth the patents nnme and those of the contrbutng organzatons. 8-Day Hanukkah Festval Begns at Sundown Sunday CARTERET--The festval (f Hunukkah, marked by Rft-Hvng and the lghtng of a candle for eght successve days,, wll be observed by the Jewsh communty of Curteret begnk»t sundown. As chroncled n the two books of the Maccabees, the events whch led to the celebraton of Hanukkah were the efforts ol a Syran monarch named Antochus to Impose dolatry upon Judea around year G5 before w/hf«starts Round Of Schools Monday CARTERET Santa Claus. agan sponsored by the Polce Athletc League wll start hs rounds of the schools Monday. Sgt. Edward Czajkowskl, drector announced today. A total of,«students n the publc and parochal schools wll receve candy wth Sgt, Stanley Sz.Yba nnd Patrolman Raymond Sebvrt actng as Santa Claus, On Frday, December 4, the Cty Lne Socal Club wll gve a free move at the Kt/, Theatre and candy also wll be dstrbuted. Schools Hghlght Holday Programs CARTERET Yule actvty prorams are occupyng tle attenton of pupls n the publc and parochal schools these days. School work rooms, musc rooms, classrooms are buzzng wth, actvtes * pertanng to Chrstmas pageants and entertanments. Rehearsals have been under way for several weeks. The Chrstmas entertanment, almost more than any other event, requres and correlates the work of the academc departments and extra-currcular roups. Musc has an mportant role n most Chrstmas entertanments. Carols and Chrstmas anthems are sung and famlar tunes arc played. In addton, Chrstmas musc Is an ntegral part of the pre-yule actvty programs. Carols are sung n the classrooms ana n assembly programs. Chldren learn Chrstmas songs of all natons. Throughout the schools can be seen Chrstmas decoratons and add much tu the festve sprt of the season. the Common era, nnd the resstance ollcrcd by the Jewsh people under tle leadershp of the Maccubean famly. The holday perod s observed In synagogues and homes by a ctndlelghtk ceremony n whch one Uper Is lghted each day nt sunset, the rectaton of prayers of thanksgvng and the sngng of hymns. The candles are set n a mult-pronged holder known as a "menuruh. Plan Collecton For Blnd Mar CARTERET Local No, 87 the U. S. Metals n conjuneto wth the Melal and Thermt Lo nl, accordng to jont announce ments made by John Mtro am Moe Kalusek, presdents of the respectve unons, wll hold n col lecton drve ths comng Tucsda for the benellt of Stanley Kor dns, Carteret resdent, who wa, strcken wth blndness n f«years ago. Tm funds wll be used to h' Kondus buy stock and remodel h store at the corner of Salem m Waren Streets where he s cor duelng a general store. It s the second such drve conducted by Local 87. Last year the local n conjuncton wth the company WHS Instrumental m settng up a candy and ce cream stand for John Marcnak, partally blnd Carteret resdent and durng the past year Marcnak, not only makng a lttle proft n hs busness, :as been a completely rehabltated ndvdual. Westvaco Employes Get Turkeys for Yule CARTERET The annual dstrbuton of Chrstmas turkeys to employees ol the Company s scheduled, by Westvaco Mneral Products Dvson. Food Mavhlnery and Chemcal Corporaton, for December. Smlar dstrbutons wll be held at all the locatons throughout the country of the Foud Machnery and Chemcal Corporaton plants and offces. The turkeys are dstrbuted not only ^o current employees but also tf tlt famles of emuluyces currently In mltary servce. Achevers Show Producton Facltes tll- uhr by Mrl\l am 'lln-uut. Al^u >IHIWII. lmt OHuHtJI, Kmdl.. J. tlea, J. < For Value - Shop The Advs The Largest And Beat Shops And Servces In The Area Are Oar Advertsers! Patronse Them? my,-.. '! '.,*.:..jo PRICE EIGHT CENTS Acton On Bonus Is Deferred.oncl Plant* Another Sesson to A<t on t Before End of War CARTERET Borcnwh Councl ast nght deferred nctlon on a jonus for borourh employes and greed to mwt attan before the nd of the year to arrve at un mlcable concluson. Counclman Joseph Synowlcrkl ntroduced a resoluton provdng or a J bonus to borough cmloyes, the money to be rased, hrourh an emergency nppropralon. Counclman John Nemlsh, charman of the fnance commttee sad le was not opposed to u bonus proded funds are avalable. Mayor Frank I. Bareford sad le emergency appropraton would ncrea.se taxes by ponts. Then the queston of proprety f the Introducton of the re.solu- Inn was rased snce each measure requres advance notce of 48 lours. A resoluton to wave the requred tme was voted down. At the hclkht of the dscusson, 'ouncl voted to call a recess and dscuss the matter.caurus. After ten mnutes, the deferment was announced, In response to questons by po- Ice and fremen, Counclman Walter Nlemec that membes of the 'ouncl are n accord on a bonus, but the qumtlon of the amount $ In doubt. Hr Indcated that Mch bonus wll be provded at an adjourned meetng next week. Name Dfvrroux Thomas DeVereux was named member of the Carteret Lbrary Board to replace Mrs. Ann Halpln who resgned earler n the year. An ordlnan.ee was passed on fnal readng provdng for Sunday bntjo and raffle games. Local Assstance Board, through Its secretary MUs Dagmar KoH. objected to the proposal tu move the offce of the welfare bureau to the Board of Health rooms Ths Is a matter of grave concern to the board,"»he ymto. "We hope you do not consfd'er makng any chatkc that wll Interfere wth the prop r admtnlstrtlon of the offce,' The letter was fled. Seven lot* In Lefferts Street (Contnued on Page >! Chrstmas Play Gven by Pupls CARTERET - Mrs. Helen Strack's class of the Washngton School presented the play, "Santa' And Hs Toys," before the frst grade parents and chldren. The program opened wth a prayer led by Mchael Maskaly. The cast Included: Lost toys, Carol Markowtz. Olorlann Truch, Mchael SpoganeU, Mchael Pankulcs, Beverly Unce, Mararrae Laura, Denns Kllyk, Mark Kader. Adran Kovach; Banta Claus, Frederck Herbeck; Mrs. Santa, Marlyn Fox; brownes, Joseph Kuslmer, Uwrence Nemeth; bunny rabbt; Elzabeth SUvfca; dolls, Maureen Han, Paulette Kacsur, Janet-Lee, Arlene Phllps; Jack-n?the-box, Mchael McQIllla; balls, Doreen Robertson, Lln.da Kazo. Jcanetle Kelemen, Barbara Foxe; tn solder, Dwlght Wadak; candy canes, Carol Markowt, Olorann Truch, Mchael Spoganetz, Mchael Pankulcs. The frst grade assembly joned n the "Chrstmas Round.'' The second grade chor led by Mrs. Maran Ryan spr "Slent NghU" The program concluded wth the song, "We Wsh You A Merry Chrstmas." Marlyn Balarls, Los Bodnar, Patrca Choban,.Kathleen Enns, Patrca Parnara, Annabelle Qaestel. Suanfe pregopj J«hn Haas. Roman HnatoVskl, IBabaa Hovanec, Lnda Karmbnocky, Lynn Merch, Wllam Reynolds, Rose Zazworsky, and tonald Zpko are chor memberb. Qary Brown, Terjj Chodofh, RosannB RaclutAs, Wllam Teleposky, ldna Thorn and Wllam SHvlca [played the trangles. Jamas Bylecke. Esther Carpentw, Charlotte, and Wllam Freeman were ushers. Parkvew Chldren's \ Yule Fete Tomorrow CARTERET The Carteret Parkvew Taxpayers Aswdatw wll Iwkt t, CtUEl 'the chldren of the members tomorrow at Falcon Hall from : to & P. M. Chldren must be u<> conpaned by an adult member. Santa Claus wll be present to dstrbute gfts. Refreshments wll h' served: TWO MEN FINED CARTERET fcdwml OM.kuwak,, 9 Frederck Street, and Alexander Lultacs,,. uutt, wtarg t^ned $^oo an ulteruatve of sx monns tt" the workhou»e. by Ma^sttatB Hubert Ijouls *Brown. ul'c th-yleaded uulty to the tlelt t copper bas lrtm the \t\tua ul h«u. a Metals Runnng.-.{

2 ; J: nl 'II I 'AGE FRTDAY, DECEMBER 7, 954 CARTERET P <..; (Jmrvlcs IJsl from PflKP > v.. Thursfy mnrnlns. DPv :!J. from P A. M. t,> nnd Frday. December 4, ^ lo_5 Rj^^aut from 7 to \t. Chrstmas carols sung by d- : mdnght Solemn H Mass. Benedcton of the Blessed Sacrament, January ;. \v Masses 4, 7, 8, 9, A. M. t:.!, Mass A. M., followed by '''luclon of the Most Ble.wd ' n.anont. St. Mark's!{( ; Orvllle N. Davdson, past.r. Sr-rvlces Sunday, Dc'cembcr lt, n; 8 A. M. and 9: A. M. CluFtmns Eve 4: P. M.. an;n;l rhldren's- carol servne and pre.'uuon of Advent offerng. ]]:'M) P. M., berlnntng of Chrstm;:; Eu-larst, wth specal mu.sc.m v-.n. Chrstmas Day--9: A. M. l.'vy Communon. Feast oj j 7 :n A M, Holy Cnmmnm. Holy rnncets, Tuesday. Dfccmhrr R 9: A, M,. Chldren! Kurlwrlst, 7: P. M, Church Rdml Cuslmn.s Purty wth R vl.'l from Sntn. 7-lon Lutheran Rev, K. O. Klcttf, pastor. On" Saturday, Chrstmas Day, the German servce wll be at 8 A. M. wth confesson and holy communon, and at 9: A. M. EnRl'h servce wth confesson and holy communon. The char wll sng the processonal hymn. The usual servces wll be held Sunday, December 6. On Frday, December, New Year's Eve. a nrrvlce wll be. held at P. M. Calvary Baptst Rev. Joseph Matus. Pastor. On December 5. the Chrstmas mornng servce wll-be held at A. M.. wth musc -by the Junor and Senor Chors. The sermon topc wll be "The Savour Is Born." s. s;n!'jn. Sunday, December 6 j On New Year's Eve, December '-(ID A, M., Holy Communon; 9:. at 9: P. M, a socal, refreshments, sonsts and moves wll be A M. mornng prayer. Feast of.' : >. Jm, Monday December 7 r-hom; at : P. M. Watch Whethor you can afford a greetng cord or a Cadllac, don't forgot Pop. We've got all the thngs nbetween that he'll lke and you can well afford. HANDI-CHARGE Accounts Honored and Issued. HANOI-CHARGE am < OREGS & SONS ) IMITM AT KINO gff. - PERTH AMBOV. H.J. Free Parkng: Rear of Store rvmjvwwvwimwwwwmamwvmafl N.',ht sfvcr wll M hold In the church audtorum. At, mdnght t.he whole cormrrkamon wl kneel n prayer, leavnr t.he old and enterng the new on ther knees, thatkk Ood for the pmt and MRS. PIRNIK MINERAL YuhasB, Mrs. JosepT Barany antl askrk hs uudance for the new year. CARTERET Funeral servces Mss Carolne Pussllo; nne sons. for Mrs. Mary Prnk of B James, Mam, Fla.; Mchael. Anthony, Joseph, Andrew, Robert, OBVIOUSLY Street, Port Readng, were held An atomc scentst can be of Saturday from St. Ellas Greek Albert, Rchard and Ronald, all lttle renl servce to the Unted Cathollk Church, wth the Rev. ths borough; 6 grandchldren; States If he Inssts that the se-ccrets, of our atomc and hydrogen S. Roskovcs celebrant. Inter- developments must be made publla or gven to the scentsts of potental enemy natons. DEATH, CHARLIE, NOT TAXES The actor Charles Coburn Is urgnn that" the Income tax be abolshed. Hs suggeston mght carry weght f he hadn't starred In "You Can't Take It Wth You." The Chcago Daly Trbune. CARD OF THANH'S MRS. ANNA FERYO We wsh to expresr our sncere thanks to our relatves, frends and neghbors for ther knd expressons of sympathy, ther many acts of kndness, the numerous sprtual bouquets and the many floral trbutes extended n our recent bereavement In the death of a dea'ly beloved wfe and devoted mother and sster, Mrs. Ann Fcyo. We especally wsh to thank Rev. L. J. Petck, Rev. M. A. Konopka, Rev. Raymond Szuleck; altar boys; nuns of the Order of St, Francs; student chor: Altar and Rosary Socety and the Catholc Slovak Sokol Socety of the Sacred Heart Parsh; Rosary Socety of St. Ellas' Parsh; Castng Dept. of U.S.M.R. Co.; offcals of Lncoln-Mercury In Metuchen; coworkers In Comptrollers Offce of Lncoln-Mercury n Metuchen; those who donated crs, honorary bearers, members of the Altar and Rosary Socety and the Catholc Slovak Sokol Socety; actve bearers, all nephews of the late Mrs. Anna Peryo: Carteret Polce escort and the Bzub Memoral Home for satsfactory servces rendered. Feryo Famly*' Abaray Famly Open Your 95S Chrstmas Club Now at the Ralway Savngs Insttuton, 5 Irvng Street, Ralway, N, J, Adv. OPEN DAILY 'tl 6 P. M. THURSDAY, FRIDAY 'tl 9 P. M. Farm Fresh Evscerated Roastng Chckens 9b Choce I Legs or Rump VEAL lb. Tender Trmmed Superor Grade Eye ROUND 59 Ib. wumwwwmwwimwwwmmmmmiwi^wuwwwimw BONE Steaks 5 9lb. - Dary Dept. - \n SCORE BUTTER 59 lb. Cream Cheese p k e s 9 Margarne L 86 GREEN ST., ISELIN OBITUARIES ment followed In St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonla. The pallbearers were John Postak, Tasll Yokch, John Slvak, George Ru-ban!ch, Mchael Trembulak and Andrew Superor. Honorary bearers members of the Mothers' Club of the church. MRS. CARRIE LASTER CARTERET Mrs, Carre Laster. G, 587 Roosevelt Avenue, ded Tuesday at the Elzabeth General Hosptal. She was the Wdow of the late Carl La.s-ter. She Is survved by two ssters, Mrs. Sa.muel Chodosh and Mrs. Joseptf'Wlesman, both of Carteret; 'three brothers, Meyer Rosenbleeth,- of Maple Shade, and Major Bernard Rosenbleeth of Fort Belvor. Vrgna, Funeral servces were held resdent of Carteret for 5 years Wednesday afternoon at P. M. and a communcant of Sacred at the Grener Funeral Home, 44 Heart R. C. Church, Mrs. Feryo Green Street, Woodbrdge.' R^abb was a member of the church's Altar and Rosary Socety and n Lews Brenner of the Brothe,dhoo,d 'f Israel Synagogue of dprteret member of tle Slovak-Catholc Sokol Socety, Wreath No. 68. offcated. Interment was In ^ Lebanon Cemetery, Iseln. MRS. JOSEPHINE PUSILLO A CARTERET Mrs. Josejllne Pusllo, 6, 7 Atlantc Strefrt- ded n Roosevelt Hosptal. She was a resdent here for 5 years and was a communcant of St. Joseph's Church. She s survved by her husband, Lous; four daughters, Mrs. Thomas Baumln, Mrs. Louse Sal one brother, Mchael Sacclno, Jersey Cty, and a sster, Mrs. Mary Cromald, New York Cty. The funeral w*s held from the Synowleckl Funeral Home, 48 Atlantc Streets. A hgh mass of requem was offered In St. Joseph's R. C. Church, wth Rev, Gregory O'Bren celebrant of the mass; Rev. Lous Courtney, deacon, and Rev, Vctor Grabran sub-deacon. Interment was n St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonla. The bearers were Thome* Baumln, Joseph Barany, Ernest Psak, Domlnck and Ntcholns Berardl and Davd Lutz. MRS. ANNA FERYO CARTERET Mrs. Anna Feryo, 47 Charles Street, ded Sunday In the Perth Amboy General Hosptal after a long llness. She was a Survvng are her husband, Joseph; a daughter, M^ry; a s6ter. Mrs. Susan Stachlra of Czecho- CONSDMER PRICES The Bureau of Labor Statstcs reported a drop.in consumer prr n s for the thrd straght month. The October level was.8 per cent lower than the peak ht a ye*r earler, but was.5 per cent hgher than the pre-korean level of June, 95. The Labor Department also announced an ncrease n factory employment In the country. Mays and Gome7 nccept contracts wth the Gant! st Prebyteran 'Contnued from Page )» Gartley, Oay Grffth, Gertrude Grohman, and Mary, Patrca Sloan, Costumes and settngs are by Mrs. Edward Kucnsk, Mrs, D. O, Prutt, Mrs. Charlotte Grffth and Mrs. Karl Grohman. On Chrstmas Eve at : P. M. there wll be the tradtonal candle lght servce. The servce conssts Mrs. Mary Kohllak. Actve bearers Slovaka, and three brothers, John- were Mchael, Andrew and John Abaray, ths borough, Mchael Abaray, Oakmont, Pa,, and George gan and Stanley Peldberg. Abaray, Joseph Ksh, Mchael Ra- Abaray, Verona, Pa. MICHAEL TARNICK Funeral servces took place ths CARTERET Funeral servces Wednesday mornng wth a for Mchael Tarnlck of Mam, requem hgh man n the Sacred W W*S**«^ Heart Church. The Rev. L. J. Petrck was celebrant of the mass, JOR HIS CHRISTMAS Krementz Jewelry made wth a rch, lastng overlay of 4 Kt. gold* wll recall ths happy holday for many years to come. 9 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE, WO-8- _ J OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9 O'CLOCK ]f^5^5«;wj^ji»«j^^!^5saj^m]k^!k^ Chrstmas from raramount We've gfts to delght ;he most dscernng I damsel, the most fashon-mnded Mss, the [ most practcal Mrs..;.. very specal gfts they'd choose themselvesf they were dong the buyng... all th&'fwkous brands they R g know and trust... ^t budget-prced to' g stretch your gft-gvng^dollars. Slps Blouses Pantes Sweaters Gowns Robes Skrts.... ' Pajamas Hose OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOCK )&fmw&lmu««mtmm!*mjm««^!akm the Rev, M. A. Konopka, deacon, and the Rev. Raymond Szuleck, sub-deacon. Prevously, servces were held by the Rosary Socety and Mothers' Club of St. Ellas Greek Catholc Church, the Altar and Rosary Socety of the Sacred Heart Church and the Slovak Catholc Sokol Socetes. Interment was n Holy Trnty Cemetery, Perth Amboy. Honorary bearers were Mrs Anna Gregovsky, Anna Gavaletz, Mrs. Barbara Capk, Mrs. Justna Slvon, Mrs. Suzanne Mazola and Fla., formerly of Carteret, were held Monday mornng from St. James Church n Woodbrdge. Interment was n St. James' Cemetery, 'VVoodbrldRe. He s survved by hs wfe. Beatrce Rakoncza) Tarnlck; three daughters, Mrs. John Ges and Mrs. Joseph Chenye of Colona, and Mrs. Joseph Ges of Carteret; one sster, Mrs. Manas Hoag of Newark, and one brother, John Tarnlk, of Carteret. Pallbearers were John Ges, Joseph Gesf Joseph Chenye and Manas Hoag. MRS. JUMA S. MILYO CARTERET Mrs. Jula S«bo,Mllyo of 4 Holly St. ded at her home. A member of the Hungaran Reformed Church, she was a member of the Woodmen of the World, WhlteWhlte Carnaton Grove, 4.' She was a resdent of ths borough for the past 45 years. She s survved by her husband, John, a daughter, Mrs. Mchael Kurtlak Jr., two sons, Walter of South Carolna and John, South Rver; two grandchldren; a sster, Mrs. Elzabeth Chaky. Hungary and a brother, Basl Batta, Woodbrdge. Funeral servces,,ere held yes- terday afternoon from the Syno,- weck Funeral Home and then n the Hungaran Reformed Church wth the Rev. Alexander Daroczy offcatng. Interment was n Alpne Cemetery, Perth Amboy. The honorary bearers" were Mrs. Esther Toth, Mrs. Charles Comba and Mrs. Kalman Kerekgyato of the Hungaan Refomed Fedeaton and Mrs. Elzabth Marc, Mrs. Mary Lenart and Mr. Mary Vlrak, all of Whte Carnaton Grove Woodman's Crcle. Actve bearers were Charles Varga, Andrew Telopsky. Mchael Tanderak, John Balog, John Fllph and Joseph Greur. nspratons Slacks Gloves from Handbags Thv Chrstmat (lft Center of Perth Amboy ARAMOUNT 8 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY )f the tradtonal carols, the rend- /\ p jon Ol \\ lnn of the Chrstmas story, and b* l'htlnr of cnnrles. from Pa<. P [t f)ulnr the wnck there wll bo WPIP s"ui to Andrew C\ tu, Chrstmas partes hold by the $,. The ormnnl ofl> -,<, varous organzatons of the Presbyteran Church, the cfttmrtv lr < Sx lots n Po«t 8outev: bought by I. M, DnlMk n, school Wll have Us Chrstmas party ths evenng at 7: P. M. n the church school rooms. The Westmnster Fellowshp wll meet for an Informal Chrstmas party at the manse at 7: P. M. on Monday evenng. On Tuesday evenng the Co-Weds wll meet wth ther famles for Chrstmas party. ther annual, Parocal Pupls (Contnued from Page ) and Snow Sprtes; Grade. Snow Man Dance; Grade 4, Tn Solders; Grade 5, Japanese Dance Orade 6, Snowball Pxes. I j^ and Select Hs Gft From Our Complete Stock of POWER TOOLS HAND TOOLS For Every Job! Oll )s whch was $ more Unm p!', Inal offer. The Councl approved ;,,,. tlon provdng for exton,;,,, lenses In the Veterans ',' program. John Rvers, Jr., 8 TJno], s appled for the poston uj,'j mnn. 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3 CARTERET PRESS r Roman's Club Fete Monday I.,, IKH CT The fcvenlng De- F.,,f (he darteret Woman's rmr " hold ts annual Chrlst- V on Monday evenng,»o nt the home of Mrs. n v,"ll4 Roosevelt Avenue. L ]MV wll forego the ex-, gfts'among members H,,ml. Instead, Wll Dur-, ns fur eleven needy chldren In Carteret, accordng to Mrs. Theodore Klebsn, dtfttmas welfare charman. The gfts wll be wrapped at the Monday evenng affar. Mrs. Kleban wll be asssted In ths project by Mrs. Wesley Spewak. Monday's party nl] also feature carol sngng and games under the drecton of Mrs. Chester Mllk. Mrs. Alex Mosclckl s In dsuse of member reservatons and she wll assst Mrs. Pox wth refresh ments. Cotton prces fall after the good crop predcton. Be Rght n Style wth Newest, Modern Styles! Guaranteed Perfect Ft!.Low Rental Rates! You'll go socally at ease and comfortable when you wear one of our handsome tuxedos... correct In every style detal... elnnuntly talored to make you look your best. Complete Lne of Correctly Styled Formal Accessores Ttn'C Tuxedo Rental* Servce I tu Talor Shop KAIIWAY AVE. WO t WOODBRIDGF, :^ Mb the free al-n't'h new Kdde Shop s fully stocked wth "Just Rght" gft* for Infants, Boys and (rls It Too Busy, Shop By Phone CA -89 \K DELIVER Merchandsng Club Now Formng Open Evenngs Tll 9 P. M. Come In am Jon Ueru fflerrj L,hr\ma.s from YOUNG MODERNS KIDDIE SHOP! KOOSEVELT AVENUE CARIKKEI Cotllon WUl Draw Throng CARTERET Bethlen Hall, the ene of the Chrstmas Cotllon m Dec, 7, wll be transformed nto a "Wnter Wonderland" by r. and Mrs. Thorn**Abker, delvers of the background settng or the formal dance. The affar, ch s sponsored by the Carteret Woman's club wll feature musc or dancng by Johnny Long's naonally known orchestra from 9.nt.l o'clock. Fnal reports from all commlt-.ees were receved by the charman, Ms, Thomas Coughlln, at a nund up meetng held ths week n the home of Mrs. B. W. Harrngton, presdent of the club. Fnal reservatons for the formal nclude the followng:. Mr. and Mrs, Lester Szabo, "Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Mllk, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ge^tz, Mr, and Mrs. B. W. HfTnuton, Mr, and Mrs. George Cp.k, Mr, and Mrs. Warren Cane, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mckelson, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kananovlch, Mr. md Mrs. James Lukach and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Matefy, all of Carteret. Also. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Burdf, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Mc- Kernun, Mss Theresa Skope and Donald Szmborsk. Mss Jean Serson and Bruce Vo^el, Mss Dorothy Kornopask and Robert Bshop. Mss Joan Ksh and Wllam Baldwn. Mss Jessca Chnt- U's and Paul Ruvolo. of Woodbndne, Mss Mary Ann Ruckregel and John Garay, Mss Beverly Ba/.a and Lous Kady, Mss Chrs- tne Safchlnskl and Bernard Stra- Kapede, Mss Cela Kluska and Mchael Keats, Mss Delores Zeher mcl Ronald Grobyzna, Mss Margaret Nesbala and James D'Ors, of Woodbdge. Mss Mary Ann Faytok and Mchael Harrngton, Mss Joan D'Zurlla and John Lttle. Wllam Harrngton and HUf'St. And Mss Patrca Wlgus and Wllam, Mkwluskl, Mss Mary Ann Sudzna and Robert Langer, Mss Maron Grohman and Robert Rusnak, Mss Mare Plot and Robert Yustak, Mss Katherne Branowsk and Allan Hamadyk, James Glran and guest, Rchard Mnue and mest, Mss Phylls Ask- Imd and Wllam Onder, all of Carteret, Addtonal out of town guests nclude: Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mudrak. of Rahway, Mr. and Mrs. W Doherty, Rahway, Mr. and Mrs. Vncent Krynckl, Oldbrdge, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Dunne, of Elzabeth, Mr and Mrs. dares Selagy, of Mclm'hen and Mr. Julan Pollak and [uest. of Perth Amboy. Legon, Auxlary At Party Tomorrow CARTERET Carteret Post No. 6, the Amercan Legon, and ts auxlary unt wll hold ther anfal Chrstmas party at the Le:on Rooms tomorrow at 7: P. M. Commander Steve Stek and Presdent Mrs. Margaret Sdun and ther commttees headed by Mrs. John Katusa and Thomas Jakeway have announced that a turkey dnner wll be served and thru wll be an exchange of 5- cet jufts. Last mnute reservaton.-, may stll be made by contactng ether the Commander or the presdent. Bref Items of the Week n Carleret Mrs. Mchael Maskaly, George Street, entertaned the Ladles' Auxlary of St. Ellas' Post, Catholc War Veterans, at a Chrstmas party In her home. Mrs. Mae Swlngler was gven a testmonal dnner by the offcers and members, of the Sunday School of the Frst Baptst Church. Mrs. Swngler, a prmary teacher In the Sunday School for the pat ten years, also has been an assstant superntendent of the school, guperlntenden She n'5o a'sotfl^ frst tgrade teacher In ClevelanrJ^' The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Gaydos, 5 Pershlng Avenue, was chrstened Joseph Jr. n St. Joseph's Church by Rev. Vctor Grabrlan, USM. Mss Lllan Klsh and Alexander Ksh were the sponsors. Craftsmen's Club wll hold ts Chrstmas party Sunday afternoon at o'clock for chldren of members n the clubrooms. DECEMBER 7, 954 Star Landng Post, 4, Veterans of Foregn Wars, and ts Lades' Auxlary wll hold a Chrstmas party n ts new clubrooms Monday nght. December. The Infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Keleman, 79 Roosevelt Avenue, was chrstened Susan Ann n St. Joseph's Church by Rev. Lous M. Cortney, OSM. James Irvng and Mss Joan Keleman were the sponsors. Boy Scout Troop 84 has Invted the members of Grl Scout Troop to attend ther Chrstmas party Tuesday nght at 6 o'clock In Bethlen Hall. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bauer, 8 Hermann Avenue was chrstened Rosemary n St. Elzabeth's Church by Rev. Anthony J. Hubey Mrs. Emma Gustavson and George Balka were the sponsors. At the last meetng of Star Landng Post, H Veterans of Foregn Wars Henry Kettyle was named membershp drve charman; John Zarembsk entertanment commttee head and Ernest C. Burrows, publcty -charman. Interest s Shown In Decoraton Contest CARTERET Mrs. Erwn Wantoch, charman of the Chrstmas Decoraton contest beng sponsored by the Carteret Woman's club reports excellent nterest s bens shown n the contest by local resdents. The judgng for the Chrstmas dsplays wll be held on Monday evenng December th between, the hours of 7 and 9 P. M. Mrs. Edward Helley s servng as cocharman wth Mrs. Wantoch. Mss Zta Mellon, local art nstructor and hobbyst and Thomas Abker, commercal art desgner wll serve as judges for the entres. Przes wll be awarded wnners n three groups. Greehwald-Ross Vows Exchanged CARTERFT Borough Assessor Wllam Oreenwald ths borough and Mr. Erwne Ross. 5 Cornell Street, Perth Amboy, were marred last nght In the couple's new home, Washngton Averrue n the presence o( a large gatherlnr of frends and relatves. Mayor Frank I. Bareford performed the ceremory. Dr. Marvn Greenwald served as bcsl man for hs brother and Mss Carolyn Ross. Perth Amboy, served us attendant for her mother. The couple held open house afterwards. Last nght's marrage culmnated a two-year romance and not nne-years as erroneously stated n last week's Issue. The brde s employed n Mr. Qreenwald's real estate and Insurance offce as secretary. CLUB ELECTS CARTERET Polsh Natonal Allance has elected the followng offcers at ts last meetng: Wllam Martencuk, presdent; Anthony Mloduszewskl, vce presdent; Edward Kamlenskl, recordng secretary; Kazlmr Moscckl fnancal secretary and Mchae Yarcheskl, treasurer, APPROPRIATE NAME SPARTANBORO. S. C Tn new general manager of the South Carolna Peach Growers Assocla ton: F, M. Lemmon, Publc Sneakng Class at Banquet CARTEQET -The Publc Speakng Class of the Carteret School of Adult Educaton lck ts fnal sesson nt^ne flub Markay Tuesday, ma those who nttrnderl Mr class, pr Irwn Zarker, of Rulners, who conducted the classes, was the prncpal speaker. In attendance were: Curt Hoffmann. Mary Babes, WUllam Bales. Paul Banlct, John Bubnlck, Wllam Carle!on. Albert Detrch Wllam numansky, John Ennft Mary Foxc. Gmevcve Frey, Albert Edward Gudldas, Jack tumphrcs, John W. KOV.KVS, Stephen Kunak, John Moczynskl, Mrs. Catherne Wnrtnea. Anna N> mne, Mary Nolan, Andrew Prow A\Wv Relnertsen. Julus Rtsz. R Sell, Frank Sekrrkt, Al St. LOUIJ Steven Ztlrk, Ajrthur Thompson John Tomko, Joseph Tucholsk Dorothy Ulnu-c, Irene Vrag, Ml lard Wood. Tlndure Yuhasr,, Pnu! Zmmerman. Waltc Zysk. SCHOOLS CLOSE WEDNESDAY CARTERET Publc schools of the borouah wll close for the Chrstmas recess on Wednesday at P, M. nstead of Thursday as or.fnally planned. PARTY FOR CHILDREN CARTERET Sacred Heart Church PTA wll hold a Chrstmas party lor the chldren of the parsh Sunday n the chnch hall. Mrs Frank Krssuk and Mrs. Andrsw Chanm arc co-charmen. ' DR. S. D. GROSSMAN Chropractor Specalzng n Back Condtons and Nervous Alments 94 Man Street, Woodbrdge, N, J, OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday and Thursday : P. M. - 4: P. M. 6: P. M. - 8: P. M. Saturday, :-: P. M. Telephones Woodbrdge 8-7 Hlkrest -477 Wonderng what to gve her for Sle'd love the modern conv'- nonce of an extenson phono. Handy extensons save so many steps so often. To surprse- n-r wth an extenson ths Clrstmas call your Telephone. Busness Offce now. The cost? Only 75c a month or less. PTA Unt Sets Chldren's Party TAOE THRF.E Chldren's Yule Party ' S - Chrstmas party tor chldren and CARTERET-The regular meet- mandchllchen of USMR fnng ol the W»shln«ton-N»th«n Ployws wll be held Saturday n t Hale P.T.A. «u held Wednesday tn f «u«ltormm dt of f tle th Cartwet Ctrt evenng. In the Nslhan Hale P» rt wu v- >«s on»lly «rsch Srhool tnr Mrs Helen Strack5 lltll<< «" * lu) *'" tll(>n ^ Frst grade n the Washlnton; sp» tt " wth» (lft. School. Tn krts fnr tlf affar *crp The speclrl prze was won by Mrs. Grace Del VarcWo trbutrd to thr rmplnyrps of the plant ths wc-k and It Is estmated A Chrstmas play enttled I that attendance wll aualn ap- Chrlstm»s All Over tho World" pro'xlmath chlldden In order was presented by Mrs. Fancn to accommodfltf ths Urge number Semena's 8D(th grade chldren. I comfortably, two part?* wll be The Seventh grndr chor under held, one n the momma»nd on«the dlrertlon of Mrs. Loretta Al- In the fternoon gonzlne sang Chrstmns carols.! Entfrtwnwnl I* to oe suppled Members exrhanged gfts and \ throuch a New York thpbtrletl refroshment were served by the acncy Thrd RRdr mothers. ' CHORAL SOLOIST SYNAGOGUE SERVICES CARTERET -Ms Edwn 8. CARTERET -Tonght at» P. M Quln Jr wll have a solo at the another n a seres of lectures wll randlrllnht wrvt-e of Chrltmu be held at the Brotherhood of Is- musc to be prrseufrr by the Bran- rael by the Rabb Lous Brenner on the topc of Chanukah and rr- IIKIOU* freedom Hostesses for the evenng wll be Mrs, Jean Chodosh and Mrs, Dorothy Chodosh scombe Clor.l at the Broadway Tnbernncle Church. Broadway and 56 Street..Sunday. December 9 at 5 P M. Mss Ann Obney s also A member of the choral. "LEE Luggage- "Pfth Amboy's Exclusve leather Goods Shop" We are dstrbutors for natonally known "Amercan Tourlster." "Crown," "Skyway." sonlte" and many others.-for HIM TRAVEL BAGS TWO SUITERS - I'MBRFJ.l.AS TRAVEL CLOCKS LEATHER JEWELRY BRIEF CASES WALLETS LEE Luggage 5 Smth St., Perth Amboy Phone VA 6-64 Yes, We Delver FREE GOLD INITIALING ON ALL, LEATHER GOODS Amela Karhart," "Warren," "Samall Idral choces (or gfts worth- Howrvcr, If In doubt. f\n I.EE GUT CERTIFICATE»nd them choose for themmlves. 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4 Tlefctand School Pupls Present Yule Program n Assembly, Many Partcpate CAHTERET Pupls of Cleveland School presented followng Chrstmas program: C lonl Tc-Utons "Greetngs." "When S»nt: Clnus Comes," "Why the Chrstmas Bells Rng" Emly Krtmposky, Dorern Morton, Denns DsTBh. Robert Walker, Jeknne E;klebeny, Knthy Ames, Lafe Jaffee. Kenneth Rozelle, Vldlet St'bok, Beverly Walker, Vrgna Kullmer. Denns Mller, Patrca Ran. Karen Telauer, Rose Clark. R'lnrd Mnjoros, Rchard Butler. Lnda Harmer. Eleen Bute, Sharon See«tz, Terrence Darragh, Raymond LuBan'te, Robert Hansen, Beverly Toth. Alda Cruz, Esse Seymore, Carol Wagner, Maureen Brown, Isabel Podor, Gerftld Hareztk. Robert Vbbert, Davd Relford, Rchard Wtte, Cyntha Peleg, Barbara Lazar, Ethel Nagy, Eleen Butl. Play- "Kns Chrstmas" Sster. Chrstne Comba; brother, John Stanley; star. Judth Resko; holly, Mchael Pusllo; evergreen tree, James De Wtt; Kng Chrstmas, Ralph Antonello; Santa Clans, Ronald Pross; decorated evergreens. Davd Ulman, Wllam Bramowcz; rendeers, Lous Kott- rdge, John Mell, Lous Fllep. Wayne Amundson, Alfred Tavares, Lester ABUSt, Charles Prfatt, Wllam Jones; screen caretakers, John Dawson, James Shovey, Edward Crotty, Robert Kara; toy solders, James Jackson, bugler; Rchard Perry, drummer; solders, Robert Gt'sa-nhener, Ronald Komlodl, Alexander Ahapaw. Earl Lster, Paul Furman. Bernard BUckworth, Rclurd Rundle, Peter Furman, Robert, Dap.sls. Arlon Qb- Mchael Coons. Andrew Perna; Ragaedy Ann dolls, Marlyn Gugllemett, Joseph Ksh, Lnda Alt, Rchard Van Pelt, Monca John* son, Barbara Konez, Artg Gulley, Aeen Shutello, Lesle Krantz, John Weber, Rchard Fulso, Mary Schmdt; baker, Lftvrence Tellup; Knuer bread boys. Burton Clark, P'Vefn Drun; gnjer bread hoys and slls-. Mary Ann Stlma, Esther Warp, Deen Mller, Carol Babltsky. Sandra Calella, Lesle Stevens, Marlyn Brown, Kathryn MsAlerney, Paul Remezkl,, Robert Blow, Gordon Rutherford, Tomas^leyes, Phlp Donoghue, James Teleposky, Charles Ktz, Bruce Kalas, Jo Ann Johnson. Joanne Toryak, Dolores Stromck, Lnda Konklewcz, Patrca Chrstenson, Margaret Kunak, Vvan Laza'. Aprl Kosten, James Fundl, Alex Kuvacs, Albert Terebetskl, Rchard Greenberg, John Stojka. Tmothy Downs, Charles DeGracavLeo Lzctte, Burton Clark. VJ' Solo "Rudolph the Red Nosed Rendeer" -- Bran Harrs and chorus. Anmal Crackers on Your Tree the Henry Snglnaro, Frank Verse*!, the Jeffery Cohen, Km Doscher, Denns Cgeto, John Kudrlch. Denns Carolers Rchard Gurznskl, Steven Raphel, George Faytok, Carmen Cruz, Rose Goetz, Berllne Greene, Peter Prokopak, Blly Sutton, Donn ahassey, Marsha Fe I mens SHOP MAIN STREET Next to Woolworth' Open Frday Tll 9 ' I j McMlckle, Eleen Kllyk. Lorrane Latshaw, Judth Cunha, Jay Lebow, Alex Hempel, Barbara Fedak, Fern 9trulowltz, Nnncy Dougherty, Donald Ludwg. Valera Vraa. Erwln HUszar, AHla Huszar. Candy Cane Tots Slmone Pomanke, Garland Davs, Pamela Page, Robert Kozyna, Patrca DewlU, Allen Jackson, Irs Comba. Ronald Yanlk, Patrca Davln, Edward Moore, Doreen Kublak, Edward Shomock, Bette Mae Bama, Wllam Berne, Carol DI Angela, Rchard Blschof, Candelabra Helen Beres. Mar- Joe McLalu Tamara Alapow, Monca Ellchko, Judth Yourm. Brjace Spewak, Denns Knght, Dane Tucker, Eleen Darragh, Arlene Albert, Karen Yuhasz, Alce Kelemen, Chrstmas Bell Robbn Porter. Chrstmas Bells In the Steeple- Ethel Papp, Angelo Cnsjf Ho. John Mayorek, Mchael Relford, Arlene Ospovlch, Robbn Porter, Rchard Qregor, Ann Hassey, Walter Coons, Louse Smcak. CARD OF THANKS MRS. JOSEPHINE PUSILLO We wsh to express our sncere thanks to our relatves, frends and neghbors for ther knd words of consolaton, sprtual bouquets, and beautful floral trbutes extended to us n our bereavement In the loss of our dearly beloved wfe, mother, grandmother and sster, Mrs, Josephne Pusllo. We especally wsh to thank Rev. Lous Cortney. Rev. Vctor Orabrlan, Rev. Gregory '- Bran; K. of C. No. 8; Junor Class of C.H.S.; Grls of Howard Johnson, Woodbrdge, S; Federal Seaboard Terra Cotta Corp.; employes of Inter-Boro; Inter-Boro offcers and members of Local 4; Lone Star Socal and Athletc Club; mechancal department A.A.C. Co.; Westvaco employes; store room employes U.S.M.R. Co.; Workers Internatonal Unon Local No. 97; Westvaco Bowlng League; Internatonal Chemcal Workers Unon Local 44; G.A.TX; Federal Seaboard Terra Cotta employes; Cty Lne Socal Club; pall bearers; Carteret Polce escort and the Synoweck Funeral Home for satsfactory servces rendered. Famly of the late Mrs. Josephne Pusllo l dak. Mchael Doleznr. Stephen Walko, Elzabeth Turltk, Suzanne WHKUS. Beverly Balka, Cheryl Ann Albrght. Lnda Novak, Mare Abatemarco. Barbar aandrelln, Ardys Conklng. Rose Thompson, Lnda Joyce Eltzen, Marge Jones, Mare Walker, Jacquelne August, Thomas Hamlton. Rosale Sllva, John GAvor. Frank Swngler. Rchard Jennngs, Mary Mayorek. Jance Nagy, Barbara Lnkatos. Fances LakatoS, Carol Mchael, Cleve DSlton. St. Demetrus' PTA Names Staff CARTERET The St. Demetrus' Sunday School P.T.A. of the St. Demetrus Ukranan Church held electon of offcers at ther meetng held n the Ukranan Pavlon. Mrs, Peter Kosten was elected presdent; Mrs. Frank Wrublewsk, vce-presdent; Mrs. Stanley Nartowcz, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Truch, secretary; audtors, Mrs. Joseph Symchk, Ms. Charles Harrow, and Mrs. Mchael Baslc!. Plans were completed for a cake sale to be held,. January, 955 followng the church servces. The Frst and Second grade mothers wll be n charge. Charman of the affar wll be Mrs. Wllam Wolansky. Plans were also completed for a Chrstmas party for the Sunday School chldren to be held, Sunday, December 6, followng ther j classes. A mov'e enttled "The Greatest Gft' wll be shown and refreshments wll be served, n charge of Mrs. Wllam Wolansky and asssted by Mrs. Charles Truch. George Street wll celebrate ther Rev. John Hundak spoke to the ^nneteenth annversary on Decamber 9. Congratulatons. group and commended them for the wonderful work they have done Mr. and Mrs. Julus Ksh, 66 md are now dong snce tn; group Georse Street wll celebrate ther wus, organzed In December of nneteenth annversary on December 8th. 95'. Wnner of the specal prze was Brthday greetngs to the daugh.mrs. Mchael Muzyka. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leppler, Wllam Street. Followng the meetng a Chrstmas party was held and gfts were sympathy to Mr.and Mrs. Joseph We wsh to express our deepest exchanged. Wesman of Post Blvd. on the The next regular meetng of the death of her sster Mrs. Carre group wll be held January 8, 955 at the Ukranan Pavlon. CLAIMS TO FAMfc What Chang Ka-shek's place n hstory wll be otherwse we do not know, but he wll certanly be recorded as the man who perfected the moble captal. Memphs Commercal Appeal. A slght rse was noted n U. S~ producton n October. _ the modern convenence of an etra phone n her ktchen or bedroom. An extenson wll save Ter tme and steps every day of the year. So easy to order for Chrstmas gvng Just call your Telephone Busness Offce. CoalsMUe- 75c a month or less.,-k I West Carteret News BEI-ATED BIRTHDAY WISHES Happy brthday to Mchael Mc- Ollls who celebrated hs brthday Derember 4, Mchael resdes at 58 Wllam Street. Dale Lynn Trnty, 4 Clauss Street celebrated her brthday. December 5, Caolyle Galye of 6 Dorothy Street celebrated her brthday on December 6. Brthday greetng to Mrs. Ncholas Del Vacchlo, 7 Bernard Street. Happy brthday to Carol Ann Lukach Of 8 Wllam St. Mar>j> happy returns of the day. She celebrated her brthday "yesterday Dec. 6, Ronald Crooks of Wllam Street wll celebrate hs brthday on Decembc- 9. "Happy Brthday. PINK POODLES MEET A meetng of the Pnk Poodles was held at the home of Mss G:ace Wasco, 8 George Street. Plans were dscussed for a trp to New York durng the Chrstmas hol days. Those attendng the meetng were Msses Grace Wasco, Judy * Kubala, Carol Safchlnsk of Avenel. Barbara Sajesk and Dolores Suswa of Perth Amboy. Mss Maranne Wasco was elected as counsellor and Joseph Wasco as ther mascot. ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Patrck Connally of 86 Bernard Street celebrated ther 8th annversary. Mr. and Mrs, Bll Gayle of 6 Dorothy Street celebrated ther th annversary an December 9. Congratulatons. Mr. and Mrs. Julus Ksh, 66 Laster of Carteret. We are al hopng for a speedy recovery for Ml'. Al Ulano, 7Q Roosevelt Avenue who was njured n a car accdent Sunday evenng. CARD OF THANKS We the undersgned wsh to express our sncere appreoaton to all our lelatves, frends, and neghbors for the many acts of kndness and sympathy they extended durng our bereavement n'the death of our beloved wfe, mother, sster, and daughter, Mrs. Margaret Powell, and gratefully acknowledge wth thanks the many floral trbutes, and donatons of cars, and to Rev. M. G. Brown, and Mrs. Earl Walters, organst of the Frst Presbyteran Church of Carteret. We also wsh to thank the Pall bearers, Honorary Pall bearers, 'the Carteret Polce, the Woodbrdge Polce, Carteret Chapter O.E.S., Theo. Roosevelt Lodge F. & A.M. No. 9., Carteret Craftsman's Club. Carteret Lady Craftsman's Club," Carteret Craftsman's Choral Group, Funeral Drector J. J. Lyman for hs most knd and courteous servce. Sgned: Herbert F.'Powell, husband; Barbara Povyell, Daughter; Sandra Powell, Daughter; f Veronca JJanhart, Mother; Frank Manhart, Brother; Joseph Manhart, Brother; Ar\n Manhart, Sster; Helen Schaffhauser, Sster., Open Your 955 Chrstmas Club Now at the Ralway Savngs Insttuton, 5 Irvne Street, Ralway, N. J. Adv. DA.EMBER n, m'.v. ljm JANE POUTER WILLIAMS I wll. If you wll, devote my Chrstmas gvng to the chldren and the needy, reservng only the prvlege, once In a whle, of gvng to a dear frend a gft whch wll have the charm of beng a genune surprse. I wll, f you wll, keep the sprt of Chrstmas In my heart, and, barrng out hurry, worry, and competton, wll consecrate the blessed season, In Joy and love, to the One whose brth we celebrate. flood Housekeepng Magazne CARD OF THANKS ' MRS, JULIA MILYO We wsh to express our deep grattude to our relatve's, frend, and neghbors for ther knd expressons of sympathy and beautful floral trbutes extended to us n our recent bereavement In. the loss of our dearly beloved wfe, mother, grandmother and sster, Mrs. Jula Mlyo. We especally wsh to thank Rev. Alexander Daroczy. Hungaran Reformed Federaton; Ladles' Socety; Whte Carnaton G'Qve No. 4, Woodmen Crcle; St. Ellas' Post 797 and Auxlary; boys Of tank house U.S.M.R, Co.; workers at Sterle Tech., Merck & Co.; Sunshne Club, Amercan Cyanamd ppe ftters; tank house strppers gang; Local 575 C. I. O.; honorary pall bearers; actve pall bearers; Cnrteret Polce escort and the Synoweck Funeral Home for satsfactory servces rendered. Famly of the late Mm. Jula Mlyo CARD OF THANKS MRS. MARY PIRNIK We wsh to express our sncere thanks to our relatves, frends and neghbors for ther knd expressons of sympathy, sprtual bouquets and beautful floral trbutes extended to us n our recent bereavement n the loss of our dearly beloved wfe, mother, gradmother and sster, Mrs, Mary Prnk. We especally wsh to thank Rev. C. S. Roskovcs; Prof. Bazel Cyrko; K./ of. C. No. 8; Mothers Club of St. Ellas Greek Catholc Church: General Cable Corp., Lead Cable Dept. 6-8* employees Metals Powder Dept. U.S.M.R. Co.; grls'from group unt Blue Cross Hosptalzatjpn; Port Readng Engne House force; Local 98 U.A.W. C.I.O. members; Carpenters and Sheeters U.S.M.R, Co,; Outsde Machnsts Automotve Rggers; honorary pall bearers; actve pall bearers: Carteret Polce escort and, the Synoweck Funeral Home for satsfactory servces rendered. Mchael Prnk\ S\, and Famly. LKGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCBKn: At a regular meetng of the Counl 'of the Borough of Carteret held December , I was drected to advertse the fact tha't on Thursday evenng, January 6, 954. the Mayor and Councl wll meet at 8: P. M, In the Councl Chambers. Muncpal Buldng, FF.OAI, NOTH'FS -A»enu», C»««wt, N. J,. nnrt - V and sell nt p'wtc utlo nnd to tn» llgl»»t bdder aworllng to terms uf mle on ffl«wth the BoroKh ccrk open to nnpocmot nnd to l>» publcly rend pror to mle- Lots 79-RO mock 5, John Struct, Borough of Cnrtrrt Assessment Map. Take furtner notce t.nnt me.cnrterpt Borough Councl has, by resoluton nnd pursuant to law, fxed n mnmum prce nt whch BBld lots In HBld block wll be sold, together wth nl other pertnent detals, sad mnmum prce Del W $W),. plus costs! preparng deed and ndvertlslrk thn le Sad lots In snld block wll requre " r payment (t lme ot bd, the balance to be pnlu wthn days from date of sale. The (ale of the shove mentoned property subject to followlnn condl- TRRMS AND CONDITIONS OF RALE The mccfnful bdder d shall hll be b re-qured to depost l(7r of the total purchase prce nt the tme of Balf and the bnlnncc snal he pnynblo wthn dfcya from the dntc of Rule, The purchaser, hla. her. ther or lt«assgns shall not, erect or permt to be erected uport Ry part of the premses anv dwellng costng lean than»6,m,o It s specfcally understood that the purchaser, hs. ner, ther or Its assgns, shall construct at hs, her, ther or ts own proper costs fnd expense, complete santary and storm sewers to accommodate the propertysold, sad sewers shall be Inld wthn 6 months from the dote of sale fnd shall be lad In accordance wth the plans and specfcatons therefore prepared or to be prepared by the Borough EnRtner of the Borough of Carteret and approved by the Mayor and Borough Councl of the Borough of Cnrteret, and all sewers so constructed abkll become the property of the Borough of Curtcret, as pnrt of the Muncpal Sewer System. The cost of the preparaton of the plnns and specfcatons 'ahall be born tr; the purchaser. The purchaser shall be requred to provde at hs, her, ther or t» own* proper costs and expense n fve-nch penetraton macadam road on the street or streets on whch the aforesad lots face; and sad street shut: be Improved as the constructon o! the dwellng progresses; sad street shall be Improved In nccordance wth the grade of sad street or street as establshed by the Borough Councl. Purchaser wll construct stewnlks. curbs and gutters to accommodate the sad property above descrbed. The sdewalks and curbs shall b<" In accordance to grades establshed by the Borough Councl. Snld curb md gutter to be no less than let't wde. D. ULMAN & Sons QUALITY BAKERS Assorted (lookcs Spcy Frut Cakes Holday Layer (lakes NOTICES Tskr further notce thnt nt «n<l sale or-*ny<l»te to whch It mny le rct- Journcrt the Mnvor and Cfmndl rewrve the rl'.hl. In ther dscreton to roject my cne or nl hlrts»nrt to «*ll flud lots n snd Work to such bdder ns they mny select. upon «cc«plnen of the mnmum bd or bd above mnmum, by the Mayor and Councl and the payment hereof by th" purehnsor accordnr He manner of purchase In ncconnc<! wth terms of snp on fle, the Borounh of Cnrteret wll delver ft Bnr- Knln nnrt Sole deed for Hld premse*. MICHAEL MABKAI.Y. Borouuh Clerk, To be advertsed December IV. I" 5 *-." December , In the Cnrteret PrrM. tubl-ic NOTICE AN '.ORDINANCE TO LICBWC AND RKrtUl.ATE THE SALE OF MILK AND ' SALE OF CERTAIN Ml* PRODUCTS^ (SEAL) ROM AUTOMATIC VENDING MA- HINER, BOXB8OR DEVICES," PUBLIC NOTICI «hereby gven thnt CARTERET PT-: I LF.RAI, NOT, I. an Ordnance rluced and n] nt a rreult>> Health of CanwK,. (, th, IBM, was rlul- pu same form ns fst^soc n c the DerMher Irrl. l'., Carteret Prrns, mm n. as no publshed, W.IM,\ sldered anl lnn ly ml,,,, mrctlns of the mu\ Decemb«r (tn. 54 «takes effect In (IHVS : sad dnte of nbucntlrn' fltftpfy as sunn n» prm; copy of sad Orcllnann, and may bp nnpct-., the Sflcrptnry, nn; \,.., snld Bonrd, Boom s, Cnoke Avenue, Cartcrct, BOARD OK H CARTSKF.T By December 8, :9, r,4 "What to gve he - got you on th She'd lov# the modern cunvenence cl.! home extenson phone. And wouldn't t thrlled wth» phone for ther room? The... bo \N Only 7fJc a month, or lets. Oru lor'chrstmas Kvnv.'uat cull yo.r Telephone Bu-u,t:.s Offce presents CHRISTMAS BAKERY TREATS! Taste-temptng Treats are part of the holday sprt and we have the TaUest Baked Goods avalable. Place Your Orders NOW! Delcous Frut Stollen Oven-Fresh Pes And Many Others D. ULMAN & SONS 5 WASHINGTON AVENUE Telephone CA--5 CARTERET For the Frst-Choce Features Buy Amerca's Frst-Choce Trucks 55 CHEVROIET TRUCK C/m erru a wth Flowers. M BAUMANN Decorated Plants, Gardens,O^terpeees, ("ut Flowers, Gay Holday Wreaths for the CHRISTMAS Brde Select from our famous collecton of matched brdal, pars... only the fnest damonds and the most exquste mountngs are represented... at prce* that reflect extraordnary value. & Qualty }ewelefs 88 SMITH STREET fr'rth Am boy V A 6-$ j Chrstnuu means gfts... and what could be ncer than a beautful bouquet or corsage of her favorte flowers?... or choose from our superb assortment, uf Tradtonal Fotnsetta Hants, other Decorated Hunts, Gardens, C'enterpleccN all sure Id add extra jtvarmth and good cheer to your Ilwlday Greetngs... and don't furfet those wreaths fu* the wndow, pne fur the freplace, mtotlfftw. and other greens that wll gve your "Out-u House" a True Holday Almus >l«re. May We Suggest That You PUCE YOUR URDERS EARLY WITH US THIS YEAR Help us to help you get your hquse all set for the Merrest Chrstmas ever. And don't forget those out-of-town frends Sen$ Flowers by Wre. Pla^e your order wth us. We'll handle all the detals. Member Florst Telegraph Delvery Assocaton J. R. BAUMANN - Td* UA-7- nnd 7-7 9() St. George Ave., Kahwuy, N, J, OVEN STARTING DECEMBEB Chevrolet lrucm» alone gve you all these features that mean more work per day..«more work per dollar I And they're' Amerca's lowest-prloed lne of trucks I JOB-MIIOREO HIOH-COMPRESSION You get exactly the r^ht power for your job. Al! three great valve-n-head engnes delver gas- savng, hour-savng hgh-compresson performance on the job! IXTM RUOOCDNISS AND Sturdy sngle unt tubular steel rear axle housngs! Strong, r g -d frame:)! buphragm- Sprng Clutches wth hgh torque capactes and bultn long lfe. MVANCfD ' FOft EASJfR UIVINOI Less effort needed wth effcent Re^ crculatng Ball Steerng Gear"; Torque-Acton and Twn-Acton brake desgn helpsyou stop surety and easly. Chevrolet It frf 'n\ sales n a/i these weght capactes ] A ton, / 4 -? fort, Vh- fonsl ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. HOOSfcVELT AVE. CA. -5 CARTERET, N. J Open Evenngs Tll ) ()'('l»nk Saturdays ^ P. M

5 ' lh!bet PRES oly Famly Lodes by K)5-8; Ltus Scares,. l,,l(.,t bull, the locnl Holy ', lossors absorbed ther nl- \ ; l,y n score of 5 to 8 "n'lry lost to the hlgh-pow luy club..,,.,. scorng contest started,,', lu. Holy Famly jumpng urk eght pont advantage qu ',,U; If, r(c LltrUS llle " et was ted at 4 all gh the frst perod,, home team pulled away l : mt part of the sesson to v r to lfl.,, brght note for the lo- H the flnal shootng of Joewld splt the cords for,, f-h game. ]),lht! the second half, the lly aggregaton had to,',, of the way wthout the of Penkul and Weber,,f whom were ejected va Fur... the home team, A : r -A. who was 6' 4" tall, and nn Lebanon Valley Colleg olnts. Tonght the locals contnue to ngagp top attractons by travelng,o Elzabeth to take on the pow- rful P.B.A. Pals of that cty nt ;he Elzabeth Y.H.C.A. HOLY FAMILY C, Penkul Weber Ltus Copeland Wasllewskl Zabel McCally. Totals Murray... Regan Casno Ivfurawskl Burke Whtman Totals Carteret Lnden.. LINDEN Hgh School Fve Wnners In Opener Aganst Alumn c\:tkret Wes Spewnks Ondtr.,!. ) HHll chol basketball Mortsea opened ther case Kertls.rfore H bg crowd In the uul gymnasum Tuesday Merelo Carmlchael uy blastng a powerful Ftzula alenaton, 47 to 4. Nardl.. Zusmun coached the Lakatas.arsty, whch was untm- n two preseason practce Mth Lnden durng the past,rk'.. showed great strength.,r nt ; power. The boys have ; ;,nd.should come throujh, ;((! season, all other thngs -I llnl., v Hellr-y, football sla.t,,-, n me storng depart-. IIIIK ;{ up eght double l two fouls for. total,,!; school started of! lke.. m fre and led by -6 In uarter. But the A(umnl, buttle close n the next ls, outscorlnk the Blues j : n he second stanza and.: 'he flnul round. :.!,Kv led the Alumn wth (arteret ll h G 8 4 I.K.dAL NOTICES PT 8 9 uroinwf. :.- : F«jnury JO. I»M, thr ; le HUlp ul Ns* Jtrsc : :' t'unfs of chance and -..', v le^ultzed the playng. ronctctlnj the game of...n us a Ruffle, and, :KA.S. thr I.aglslature of the : New Jcr«ry, tpecocally ex- ;n' [>^v.-l.; of Bngo, or holdng on!h frst day of the week v known as Sunday, >a set ;. RSNJ 5:8-! and RSNJ. :fs.s l Man be olterwlae pro- :: ;le leenae Issued fcr the u )mtll)k and conductng ;urstlknt to The provsons ol :..jt t* duly Adopted by the... hudy of the mjnklpbllty f lfdnf mthorltlnk 'he ron l KameB luder thn >rl m l.lv. and., KAK, no such Ordnance has Totals Meyers Bartko Lukach Kasklw Ltus Dunn Merelo O'cl.tkowsk Srnmsky Me.qulta Stark Ward Hgh School Alumn Alumn G SB O HO Mke Sekerka Averages 7 as Mechancs No. W CARTERETA Mke Sleklerka avenned 7 as the Mechancs No. pnners, rollng n ther usual form, knocked off the crack Man Offce ke^lers n two Kames last week n the U.S.M.R. nterdepartment bowlng league. Mke ht scores of 8, and. In a second game, the Mechancs No, had a comparatvely easy tme defeatng the Lead Burners, D()n In three straght names. Bll Mes'es and Teddy Buranczuk were he bn tjun.s for the wnners. * Veteran Center for Blue and Whte Ted Mrtsra, veteran center for the Carterct Hljh School basketball tenm, wll he playng hs second year of varsty ball. He scored over X ponts last year, anl from all present ndcatons s expected to contnue hs brllant work ths season. Jayvees Wn n Opener, 8 to 5; Defeat St. Joe's CARTERET Denns Yarcheske. wth a total of ponts, led the tjrterel Hgh School Jayvees to n ckst' ;)8 to 5 trumph over the St. Joes Tuesday nght n the lsh school gymnasum. Yarchesk had a feld day, rng- Inn ) fve feld goals fnd three fouls for a total of markers, was easly the lendng star for the lu'nh school art;s. For the losers. Wrrl, wth > total of 4 pon. s was hlgh fo. Th(,, Iayv, c. s won the g{me w lth., Maf n, ly n lhe flnfl porlot The Slver Refnery scored a after playng on close terms for :uld upset n takng two namesm three garters. Leadng by only.* ;! n He BoroKh o( Curtcrat, :rom j the Mechancs No who two ponts, the Jayvees outscored rleklyore BE IT ORDAINED lave been n a nlump durng the j ther opponents by 7 to, n the H-: MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF HlotOH OP CAHTERIfJ. past month. j fnal stanza to wn out. : " ' urmnlalou HUthorlzed The team scores follow: Up untl the fnal round, nether I'.llture of the aut ol New led by more than three ponts II S. M. R. LEAGUE t Ml.-r H* ProvUlons or N.J.H.S ' ''(. ItSN.J. J:8-4 (It seq. Man Offce No ' at ' m >' tllne cf the fvly The flrsl '» J S 8-5 et sefl.. b«and :re Mech. No I quarter closed wth the St. Joes uhnrzea and permtted to ' leadns. to 8. In both the sec- Mech No. f^'t :.r Ranes of rhunce «uthpr ths uct, on the frst day of Lead Burners ""'' '^ th " ^ Knt botl " sdes " H "!> r. I'onttonly referred to : Yard were all even IAY vhh Smelter shall take ettect as G Slver I lv Law. MICH.\B< MABKALY Mech. No Order. Bofwh Clerk Laboratory 'March very rfefemmrna, IOM Sheeters Curmchael I )I)UCBD: Deetmbtr.!» Polarauk : 'J UB udoptd on frst rend Castng Nutrf <»[ publc HoruB U*- Tank House Ul " '. 'J54 Szpak Il-tl: December 9, 9M. 5 'I jy Mayor Frunk I. Hureford The pg that Is bfelnu slaughtered as wrte ths lne wll leave GVeenbere.rd us fnally sdopted Detem- <>M Hall MICHAEL MASKAI.Y, the world better than t found ll - Swedn > Borough Clerk George Moore. Lehotsky. Holday Good Looks For the "Dressed up" look PINELLI Keg. 8.5 ltt'tul No mddleman! «u.plhe lowest prce possble "rg^t at our hat factory. Se^ your hat beng made of fne fur felt t every ntv style.,. every new wnter color. A value you can't beat! For Chrstmas a lhnell IJat Gft Certflcate, Totals HI Ward Stark ' Grosky H. Ward Mesquta Ue Russell SKer Stenman Totals. Jay Vee St. Joes ST. JOES G 6 JO 8 W V Holman Sees More Basketball Scandal MOUNT AINSIDE-Gov. Meyner was one of the more attentve lsteners here yesterday as CCNY basketball coach Nat Holman warned of the probablty of more college basketball bettng scan? das. Meyner and Holman were M»nrthetM«sey Sports Wrters Assocraton at Its th annversary meetng at the Echo Janes Bowlng Center, Meyner Indcated he was Impressed by Holman's plea for New Jersey to take the lead n settng up a commsblqn to wateh over gamblng as a mqdel Instrument for other states. Meyner sad, "W«need agences to prevent fxng." He assured the wrters that the proper state agences would tak every measure to safeguard aganst a recurrence of the col lege bettng scandals. Hojnmn sad there Is tw much gumbltns on basketball games a; there fvtr wt^'wd that furtha sc*nduu umy be mpacted. IMVt OPEAKING ABOUT SPORTS Due to other commtments, we mssed the annual dnner of the New Jersey Spovtswrtefs Assocaton at Mountansde last Sunday. The prncpal speaker of the afternoon was Nat Holman, famous basketball coach, who blasted gamblng n collegate sports. Gov. Meyner was guest of honor. Lttle s known of hm, Ijlt Mke Sawchak of the hll secton, s one of the top bowlers n Carteret. Recently he was well on hs way for a league record by httng 5 n the frst game and 4 n the second. He started off the thrd wth marks rght up to the seventh frame and then ran nto trouble wth a couple of splts, fnshng wth a 9 and a 668 set. Lou Butkocy holds the record set of 678 and the hgh sngles score of 78 at the Hll Bowl alleys, From Sam Kaplan, local attorney; we learn that hs son, Herbert, won second place n the 57-pound dvson wth" the North Carolna State wrestlng scrnad n the Ca^lpas^.^a^rks^ng tournament recently. The State club took four frsts and sx second places to wn the tournament, Nce work, Herb. The hgh school basketball team, under Wesley Spewak, showed plenty of class ths week n.beatng the Alumn by a close score,. Barrng accdents, the squad should comple an envable record before the season comes to a close. Ronne Helley, veteran star, was hgh scorer for the openng game wth 8 ponts. SM^RT HENS CHATTANOOGA, Tenn Some years ago one of Thomas P. Stton's hens lad an egg nches around ts longest dmensons, The tler day, Sttton reports that anther of hs hens lad three egges one day. Electrons Regan c Lead n I.S.IVLR. Handcap Pn Loop ('AnTKHKT S M H wrp nr-lm The t k nt» frst j)ln<r In the H uulu) tmw'.la Irngr >v tlr slm mnrsln we l IUIIW by wlnnlm t*n n tn Atnmx at hp Woodn*p ullrvs. In o'lrr :tchfs thr Ramblers, F\VF. Full Schedule Lsted for Carleret Recreaton Dept. take on fe Warrors and ll* m- tut- up mn coml team ; Olcbetotters wll playllwjuiders n the l'nu'. moved Into a readk wth l!f PrntAHonlan.s for :nd plan by scalpng them In!-vo pancs. DrK the past two vrrks the Hnmbers have been the ottest" (earn n the lewue. Muttv C/nmnta s leadlnk the Mmcs rare wth an average of n.f, whle Johnny Sroka s sr<:- IHHI wth 66.7, The complete r?sulte fqllow: V.S.M.R. HANDICAP LEAGUE KtAhdlng* Electrons BIPARTISAN LIAISON Prebdent Esenhower made t clear at a news conference that he ntends to cor flne partsan lason wth the Democratc majorty n the Eghtyfourth Congress to matters of foregn and hgh mltary polled A handy extenson s just the extra^gft you've been lookng for. She's sure to apprecate ths modern convenence. Easy to order for Chrstnas gvg. Just call your Telephone Busness Offce. And the cost s low 75c or lees a month. Pentmnnlns Gants Sk-Boys ets Atomx Bombers Sk-Boys lets. Ramblers Pentagon nns ("Hunts Bombers Electrons Atomx (Frst Klvfl VI J. Sroku N, Clmluk ::. Sobesk J. Nl sen k W. L. Pet. l 6> >, 7' Ml RMUlts) Indvdual Averatert av. p.. h , , , Tony Skrypocsk Hts 7 and 6 As U.S.M.R. Wns CARTERET Wth Tony Skrypocsk settng the pace by rollng scores of 7 and 6, the bg U.S.M.R. bowlng team came through wth an mpressve three game trumph over the Perth Amboy Copper Works In the Perth Amboy Greater Industral Bowlng League Monday nght at the Academy Alleys. The U.S.M.R. team ht three bn scores of 96, 95 and 98 to wn easly. Every man except Bll Mesyes came through wth at least one two hundred score. The results follow: P. A. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Copper Works U. S. Metals.,.. T P. A. Drydock.! C Armour Fertz fl Ceramcs ; Local Welanfcavlt IUE CIO No ' U. S. METALS T. Skrypocsk 7 6 M. Sloan 98 5 W. Megyes ' P. Donnelly 9 8 B. Heaton 7 85 Totals, Arctc arlners are openng new passenger route. nt thr Nnthan Hale 'hool, four Humes wll be plnyrd. The ojeno wll be In the Cub loop, wth Uu Mltlsrt VHHUC games followng. The nl«hu-«p wll be,junor Lvngue contest between the No-Names and ths Spldprs. Wedrfsrny wll be Senor Lengue Gypsy Camp Gans Sweep Over Walts CARTERET The hlnh-flyn Gypsy Camp took a blrer lehd In :e Women's Bowlng League by weeplns: Wnlt nnd Otne's n three ames last week nt the Hll Bowl, t was the only three-game vl; - ory of the week. In other matches, Snbo's Sport Shop took two from Bnbc's Furnl-.ure, Cnrteret Chna won ft par 'rom the Hll Bowl md Bnumturtner's defeated Sltar's Shoprte n two tlts. Ann Nascak. one of the lendng female bowlers n town, had another one of her many Rood nlxhta by rolllnn scores of 84, 99-uul 49. Ruth Kfttyl rolled 9, 59 F.Aorns s( F.nn.F. NATHAN HALF. S( IOOI. Slurday. Off IH ('nb U»tuf 9 Sltm's ShoprUe vs. Bomb*rs. :45- Holy Famly vs Warrors Qlobetrotters vs Holders Mond«r. Drr. B Tgers vs. Ouuers 'Mdget Dec - 6- Bombers vs aotwtrotters Cub Leanue' 8:45 St. Joseph's vs. Towntrottems. Mdget Lemue>. 7:-Holy Famly vs Tlgen Mdnet League. 8: No-Names vs Spders I'Sta. nlo Lfawue Wedesnday, Dec It lsenor Lewe t Hlh School) st game- PITS. Men's Club vt. Hll A. C. nd game-kasklw Plumbers vs. Holy Famly rd gume St. Josepl's vs Cavalers. Thurtday. Dec. S ub I/Muel :- Haders vs. Holy Famly. :45 Warrors vs. Sltar's Shoprlte, : Bulldogs vs. Bombers. Thursday. Dec. Junor Lexue) 6:--Camchners vs Fedlum's. and 85. :-Apaches...._ r _ vs. Kasty's. The results and team standng 8: -St. Ellas' vs, No-Names. follow WOMEN'S Stundln(s) Gypsy Cup Cnrtrrct Chna Stars Shoprte Hll Bowl Sabo's Spurt Shop Walt dene's ' G» IB'. 6 B.bkt's Furnture 5'j 6' B.uta'tne's 5 7 Results) H«m' wnners: Gypsy Camp 'er Wult k Dene's. same wnners: Sabo's Sport hop over Babe's Furnture; Car- ret Chna over Hll Bowl; Haumrtner's over Sltar's Shoprlte. Honor Roll nn Ntseak 84 I9» 49 5 luth Kettyl c's Servce Wns From CARTERET Glue's Servce de- 'eated the Lllans n three straght anrs n the Academy Alleys Vomen's Bowlng League last week. In. other xumes. Mx Teleson took a par from Sltar's and Kocheck scored n two-ply vctory over Team No. 5. The complete results follow:" ACADEMY WOMEN'S LEAGUE Lllan's lue's Mx Televson Star's Team No. 5 Kochek's Sabo's Sport Shop Scores Clean Sweep If CARTERET Sabo's Sport Shop httng three Kood games, wa» easly u wnner over SlU's Market n the Carteret Cty Bowlng LetKUe ths week wt the Academy Alleys. The wnners llt scores or 845, 8 and 9. A Derzawlec, anchorman for the wnners,' rolled 5, and 8. In other games, the Fl^gn^U beat the Green Lantern n two out of three jjameh urn! Kjosel's Tavern upset, the favorte Brown's Insurance In two matches. John Rogers rolled 8, 89 and 99 for the F>lcon Hall. L. Johnson had scores of 7 and for Brown's Insurance. The results follow: CARTERET CITY LEAGUE Sltar's Market Sabo's Sport Shop Green Lantern Falcon Hall Brown's Insur. Kosel's Tavern Open Your 955 Chrstmas Club Now at the Runway Savngs Inst- W L tuton, 5 Irvng Street, Ralway, N, J, Ad* ONK WAY TO TEI.L Best way to tell that you're recltr mddle ages Is when your wfe tells you to pull In your stomach and you already have. The Enrle Mssle, Red Bunk, N. J. the practcal Chrstmas Gft DIRECT FACTORY SAVINGS! ' Don't Mss Uur SPECIAL BUYS n JACKETS PANTS OUTLET Formerly Perth Pants Co. «67 Smth Street S Opposte I garment Market IVrth Auhoy S (5 86 MAKE \T A Sportng Chrstmas JAG'S has the perfect gft fur everyone on your lst! For the Fsherman.... "Penn" O.5 REELS fcup For the Bowler... "EBONITE? BALL, GIFT CERTIFICATES BAGS O.5Q from Oup For the Skater... "Chcaro" ' ' ^.75 ROLLER SKATES. I T*Up ICE n.w SKATES *7u For Terns'Players,.. CARTF.nET Wth the compete! nght at the hgh school 'ym. wth R Jognm n full op-jthe Presbyteran Mrn'j C'l'b ojjpostn thr Hll A C tl«knkpw naton, smn^v scheduled Inr every nljht next werk In nl four Plumbm ttfftk t;.f Holy Fara- l!y unr tlc St Joseph s Tomorrow nl thrw (t»m» n the wth the Ctvaller Cub wll br pluyrd st the Three nmes urf set for Thursd»y nttht and Hrer more for Fr- Nnllmn Hale ^chool *trtlnn at l P M Sllw's Shoprlte wll oppose day. the Bombrrs. Holy Famly wll Tlw complete schedule follow*: RE( RKATION BASKKTBAIX ll "Spaldlne." "Wrght & Ultson" and "RUWIIIIK" Equpment RACKETS O-» from "up For the Golfer... urn Spaldnt," "Wrjht, & UUon" Kroydun" "on" Equpment SET OF.5 ILDB BALLS. Do Sn ALSO Leather and Rubber BASKETBALLS 98c up FOOTBALLS "Rpqn" Loafer -I SOCKS A small depost wll hold rlentv OF PARKING SPACE 95 M UP OPEN EVEKV NUUT TILL CHRISTMAS JAG'S SPORTING GOODS 4 STATE STREET Perth Aluboy HI--' J-lfcl-Hun) J»(lcWKl. l'l» l.

6 PAGK SIX Son bnrn to Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Marrlnak. 87 Randolph Street, at the Ralway Memoral Hosptal. Mrs. ^srclnak Is the former Ann Ewnnow. Damhter born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NevcRlosky. M Mercer Street, flt the Elzabeth Oenernl Hosptal. Mrs. Ncvenglosky Is the former Josephne Pesak. Son born tn Mr. and Mrs, August Hun<lenwnn. 5 Ptch Street. December at the. Perth Amboy General Hosptal. Mr. an(^ Mrs Andrew Pusllo. 4 Whtman Sheet, ar the parents of a daughter born December at the Perth Amboy General Hosptal. A daughter wa.s bom to Mr. and Mrs, John Irvng. Emerson Street, at the Perth Amboy General Hosptal. December. Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karakowskl. _77 Roosevelt Avenue, at the fertl Amboy General Hosptal, December 4. Daughter bom to Mr. and Ma. MRtn Prokop. (( Chrstopher Street at the El.zabeth General Hosptal, Dtvenbt'] 4, G.O.P. VICTORY' DINNER CARTERET The Republcan Organzaton wll hold a Vctory Dnner at the Pnes n Metuchen, January. Tckets are on sale by members of the ormmzutlon. The Indans net Kner n a waver deal wth the Cubs. ISELIN ISELINNJ MET ', NOW THRU SAT., DEC. 8 Rock Hudson - Arlene Dahl "BENGAL BRIGADE" In Techncolor Plus Sterlng Haydfn "NAKED ALIBI" SUN. TO THURS., DEC. Two Smash Color Hts! Gnger Rogers - Van Hefln 'tack WIDOW" In Cnemascope Plus, "THE LAW VS. BILLY THE KID" Dr. H. M. Zalewsk Optometrst EYES EXAMINED 7 PERSIIING AVENUE CARTERET -768 Hours: Mon 9 A. M.-8 P. M. Wed. By Appontment *TI. 9 A. M.-8 P. M. Sat. 9 A. AL- Noon / V Ml.l X 6 Tmes Thank Yo! It rans on the aveagc, that many days jn a sngle year n and about New Jersey and your young Mss wll thnk of you each tme. Grls' Rancoats from.98 to,98 Boys' Rancoats from,98 to 7.98 Umbrellas M) Older Gfts fur Chldren FRIDAY, IWCEMBF.R 7, HIM Stars of the Play "Kng Chrstmas" Presented by School Pupls HOLIDAY PROGRAM: An ;«M>n»l>mt<- play enttled "Kng Chrstnas" was prnted by the pupls of the Cleveland School as ; feature of the annual Chr ptaas program l< resented n tn- assembly. Among the featured players n the presentaton were: Bark row, left to rght, John Stanley, Chrstne Comba, Wllam Bramowc, Ralph Antonello f);vd Ulman. James Dewtt, Lawrence Te""P- Front: left to rght, Ronald Pross and Judth Resko. 'Junor Woodmen Unt At Meetng, Socal, CARTERET The Supreme Forest Woodmen Crcle, Junor Grove No. 9, met last Saturday afternoon n Odd Fellows Hall. Mss Arlene Lovas, presdent, presded. After the rtualstc meetng the brthdays of Margaret Makka, Nancy Kasnowsk and Rose Mare Danko were celebrated. Games were played and Chrstmas gfts were" exchanged. The group sang Chrstmas carols accompaned on the pano by Joan Garay. Guests ncluded Mrs. Loretta Open Your 955 Chrstmas Club' Now at the Kahway Savngs Insttuton, 5 Irvng Street, Ralway, N. J. Adv. CLASSIFIED 4'/ -ROOM modern apartment for busness or mddle-aged couple. No chldren. Address Box, Carteret Press. ' FORDS, N. J. Illlcrest Z-OMS WED. THRU SAT. "BLACK WIDOW" wth Gnger Rogers and Van Hefln "OUTCAST OF THE ISLAND" wth Ralph Rchardson (Sat. Mat. Only-Extra Cartoons and Comedy) SUN. THRU TUES. "THE ROBE" wth Vctor Mature and Jean Smmons "THE LAW vs. BILLY THE KID" wth Scott Brady and Betta St, John ("The Robe" wn le showng Mon day and Tuesfay evenlngs only ONOE, at 7:5 o'tlock.) Chrstmas Eve, Jour theatre wll be closed and Chrstmas Day show, wll be contnuous; 'orte and fve junor members mm the Woodbrldge Grove. The next regular meetng of the jroup wll be held January 8, at whch tme the brthdays of Dana Meyer and Pat Trnovslc wll be celebrated and a New Year's party wll be featured. FOR YEARS There's enough coal left n the ground'to furnsh John L. Lews wth strkes for the next years. Arthur Godfrey n neapolls Star, CIRCLE TO MEET CARTERET Whte Carnaton Grove No. 4, Woodmen Crcle, wll meet Sunday afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall. A Chrstmas party wll be featured and the brthdays of Mrs. Jula Palnkae, Mrs. Anna Breza and Mrs. Anna Slomko wll be celebrated. Allan Sproul, presdent of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, called for the Unted States to seek development of a freer Internatonal trade. AM A, CHBIST- MA8 TREE COMING TO TELL YOU THAT -* CHRISTMAS IS HERE IN SCHLES-, INGER'S CELEBRATED " CARD GALLERY. YOU'LL FIND RELIGIOUS, MOD- ERN, CLASSIC AND AMUS- ING CARDS FOB EVERYONE, EVEN YOUR UNCLE PROM,TIM- BUKTU. EACH ONE IS MORE DISTINCTIVE AND HANDSOME THAN THE NEXT. YOUR FRIENDS WILL WANT TO KEEP THEM ALWAYS. WE INVITE YOU TO COME AND SEE THEM tsive A TYPEWRITER THIS CHRISTMAS Smth St., Between Madson a^d McCletlan Perth Amboy, N. J.. It's Borden's Egg Nog Tme! PARTY SLATED SUNDAY CARTERET Lades' Auxlary of Lone Star Socal and Athletc Club wll hold a Chrstmas party for chldren of members Sunday at P. M. n the clubrooms. The U. S. predcts a 7 per cent rse In buldng to new peak n 955. DUAL PURPOSE Another thng ths sad, old world needs s an easly convert! ble plowshare and sword. Brstol Herald Courer. TOPICAL ADVICE The wary young bachelo should not forget that elgblty s one thng that doesn't mprove wth age. Wall Street Journal. STATE THEATRE ^ TODAY THRU SATURDAY Humphrey BOG ART»-Audrey HEPBURN In "SABRINA" plus Sary MERRILL Wanda HENDRIX n "THE BLACK DAKOTAS" SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Stewart GRANGER Elzabeth TAYLOR n "BEAU BRUMMEL and the BEAUTY' plus Rory CALHOUN Colleen MILLER In "FOUR GUNS TO THE BORDER" WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Fred MaeMURRAY Phl CAREY n "PUSHOVER" Plus Glyns JOHNS John GREGSON n "WEAK AND THE WICKED" LUGGAGE CARTERET PR OLD ENOUGH A bologst says an egg can remember. PROGRESS MEANS GOIM ; It has been well sad tmt If so, a restaurant s no greater dsloyalty served us a government egg the kreat poneers of human p other mornng that was Old than to refuse to bud-p,, enough to remnsce. Cncnnat from where they stood. n Enqurer. keny (Iowa) Tmes. By unanmous vote, the Natonal [,nbor Relatons Board ruled that employer plea of fnancal Inblllty to pay wage rses must be lonmented, RITZ THEATRE All progress s based upn,, ;l versal nnate desre on t,, of every organsm to lve,, Its ncome. Samuel Butln Pmm* Carters 8-r,9f)n WASHINGTON AVENUE, CARTERET, N, J, NOW ALL FEATURES SHOWN ON OUR NEW WIDE s LAST TWO DAYS - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DEC. u. n Vctor Mature - Susan Hayward "DEMETRIUS AND THE GLADIATORS" In CINEMASCOPE and Techncolor Flu* the naked-hhame story of women In prson: "THE WEAK AND THE WICKED" SflTmnflYJPEGIAL KIDDIE MATINEE AT h5 SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY DECEMBER 9-:>(>. 7j Sunday Matnee at :5 Van Hefln p Jmmy Boyd THE RAID" J "RACING BLOOD' n Techncolor S n Supcrclne CoW MONDAY - "SEA SPRAY" DINNEBWARE TO THETAIIJI"; WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY DECEMBER -^-Tl Brodcrlck Crawford A Dale Robertson Ruth Roman " D J?!!L "THE GAMBLER EDAM IIATPUE7" DARK STREETS" " Techncolor SPECIAL MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY-:5 NO OTHER HAIR COLORING CWort har so naturally! Vmdtomt har so wonderfully I ffsttc COLORHAIR... 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7 CARTERET PRESS Publshed by Cartertt Press 78 Washngton Avenue, Carteret, N. J. Telephone CarteTet -58 Charles E. Gregory Edtor and Publsher subscrpton ratea by mall. Includng post-,',' nne year, $.; sx months, *.5; three "" nlhs 85 cents; sngle copes by mal, ";' n ts. AH payawe In advance. Hv carrer delvery, * cents per copy, Kntpred as second class matter June 6,94,. rn-teret, N. J., Post Offce, under the Act ' Mnrch, 87» Trapped by Vault Ijenndng us that more deaths occur fn, m home accdents each year than from ailv other knd s the recent experence of '., n; year-old grl n Passac. The young grl VILS playng n the basement of the Frst p r sbyteran Church n Passac. t- and other members were unaware of n\ danger when she entered a three-bylont vault. The door accdentally,.;,,., whle she was nsde. When her father called to pck her up he H ul out she Was trapped'n the vault. T ;r only person who knew the combnaton,t tn' vault was the pastor, but he was out makng calls. There was no way of knowng u'l.'v he was and no one could fnd hm nncflately. I; was estmated that the vault contaned, :-,,,UM I oxygen for the grl to lve approx-, ra!,.ly 7 mnutes. Snce she had been n -I ;. vault for some tme when the search,s In pastor began, the father faced a despnar stuaton. Fnally, a locksmth was obtaned and he drlled a half-nch hole hou"h the door of the vault to admt hr locksmth nstructed the trapped vm noser to stay near the openng, and fnal y flled thro$ h the door and unlocked tbc mechansm.., Tns story shb'uld remnd adults of the frequent accdental deaths of youngsters raeh year n abandoned refrgerators. Acc-.ts' n vaults, lke the one descrbed w.v arc less frequent, but t s also obvous that chldren should not be allowed to plav near open vaults, refrgerators, or av appatatus, the door of whch can sudy lose and whch cannot be opened Irom mc,msdc. Hrthh Fght Lws Cancer Government health authortes n Great ;,an have lnked the steady rse n lung,:;c<t n that kngdom wth cgarette. kng. He&lth authortes are now devotn attenton and research to the problem ldng a check to the form of cancer k.'h s clamng an addtonal thousand m each year. sn John Charles, chef health offcer n ;t Brtan, sad recently that lung canr was clamng an addtonal thousand '.ms annually and that death from all ms of' cancer totaled 87,94 last year..;> was a new record for cancer deaths Gvat Brtan. Now that Brtsh health authortes are..'j the problem of cgarette smokng lung cancer squarely, t can be hoped wa fflorts supported by the Government... produce results. MARTHY AJFTERMATH.ctyune who has followed the nures of Joseph R. Mc- 'y durng tfte past several nhs must b«famlar wth hs (hat the harlngs and nus to whch he has been subt'd have all along been prethe exposure of numer- Communlsts, In.defense s. Lterally fqr months Mr. rthy has represented hlmas twn' to go, Md back -' ; by the Senate nvestgatons t[ ' culmnated In the censure * soluton. As f to prove ht'pont, the rtor scheduled ft meetng of '" > commttee for th«very frst Monday after the Senate ad-»<med. what hapjaned? The " ultee met, wtnesses were '-soned, but where Was Sena- '"' McCarthy? He dd not ap" " on Monday at tl, A pub llc '"'"ng was set for Tuesday. Wlmt happened? SeHWor Mc- (: ">Uy appeared, all H«ht. but '" denounce Presdent Else»- '"'wer for beng soft on commu- '" '. Another sesson was held on Wednesday, What happened? Snmtor McCarthy dd «\ot Shq* "!' and It was led to Senator ''"Her to announce th»t "ths lll^e" of the htarln had bee" L'uu-uded. The junor Benator ''urn Wsconsn had presumably >'t Washngton untl after ' 'funas. Thus wth ths nttlng ) dsmal farce we (wy hope lll >t the work of tl» Benat* Per- '. Subcommttee on nves uftder charmanshp of R. McCarthy has ended, tls mean, that the re- >lllty ol Congress n l» u - Modern-Day Travel A few days ago one of the leadng nternatonal arlnes advertsed a specal Chrsmas trp, That trp ncluded ar transportaton from New York Cty to Mexco Cty, where the traveler would reman lor some tme, ar transportaton from Mexco Cty to Mam Florda, where the traveler would stay for a few days and return ar fare from Mam to New York Cty. The dea Is that travelers would spend Chrstmas n Mexco Cty, fly over to Mam for the New Year's Day celebratons and return to New York after the holday travels. The cost for all ths transportaton, whch ncludes thousands of mles, s $98.. And, whle $98 s a lot of money, that s a surprsngly low rate for such a long-dstanct trp. Before the advent of arlners, Such a trp could not have been made n adequate tme avalable to most people durng thq, holdays for anythng lke ths cost. Not only has the cost been cut down to a pont where many Amercans can afford such a luxury, but the travel tme requred s so short that the holday excursonst fnds hmself wth plenty of free tme to vst n far-away ctes. We are not boostng any partcular mode of travel, for they all have tllr. good ponts and ther weaknesses, but we pont out that the average Amercan today enjoys travel luxures never before known n ths world at a prce mllons can afford to pay. We can fly from coast to coast for less than $, we can fly overnght to London and can do both wthout mssng a meal, f we choose to travel at nght. Had such schedules been predcted thrty even years ago, many would have thought the dea rdculous, whch shows how fast transportaton has progressed n our era. Opnons of Others Safe Drvng Day Presdent Esenhower recently named December 5 as "Safe Drvng Day," and asked all Amercans to help make that day one n our country's hstory on whch no traffc accdents occur. If such a goal could be acheved, t would be of great sgnfcance, snce on every day of the year approxmately Geventy-flve Amercans are klled and hundreds njured n automoble accdents. The Presdent lad * down three rules whch he sad would save lves and prevent njures, f followed:. Obey all traffc regulatons.. Use common sense n exhbtng courtesy and good sportsmanshp whle drvng.. Every motorst should resolve to stay alert and exercse care, beng, aware of the constant threat of accdents caused by neglgence. The dea of settng asde one day n the year as Safe Drvng Day s a good one and proclamatons wll be ssued by Governors n the varous States, and other offcals. The ntenton s to get all motorsts aware of the great need for carefulness on the hghways and Safe Drvng Day wll focus attenton on a problem whch klls tens of thousands of Amercans each year. tectln! the naton ugltust the Communst conspracy has also ended? It does not. Qutt contrary. It means that Congress now has u golden opportunty to take a fresh look at Its methods qf conductng Investgatons Into subversve actvtes and to Improve them. The elmnaton of Mr. McCarthy from a poston of nfluence wll be of ncalculable beneft to Congress and to the naton In the determned and contnung tght agulnst communsm; but much of the beneft can be lost unless both houses of Congress undertake a serous reform of ther nvestgatve processes and do so as early as possble n the next sesson. The problem Is nothng new. Varous proposals have been before ether of both houses for years. But the censure resoluton, the heghtened nterest n the whole queston of Congressonal nvestgatons, the shockng examples of abuses that ar«fresh n the publc mnd all,combne to make ths the deal tme for real progress. We urge, as we have urged for a long tme, that serous attenton be gven the Idea of a Jont Congressonal commttee to Investgate subversve, actvtes. It would elmnate the vulgar rvalry for headlnes J,h»t sometmes takes place between commttees of both houses; and. f care were taken to appelnt to It truly responsble legslators, as n the case of the Jont Commttee on. Atomc Energy, we mght at last have a vehcle for nuet and effectve work n ths'feld. Other, less drastc, reforms n the rules of procedure have been proposed by the Watklns 4 commttees have actually nsttuted new rules of ther own and have operated satsfactorly under them. But no matter how vrtuous some ndvdual commttees may be, what s needed s a general standard set by the Senate and by the House as a whole. The proposals,for a jont commttee on subversve actvtes and for general revson of toe rales for nvestgatng commttees are mutually exclusve. Whatever formula s worked out, t s essental that the new leadershp In Congress undertake ser#us acton and carry It forward to a meanngful concluson, The New York Tmes WORDS, WORDS" We bow low before Kd, the canne lady, who on command can pck out the man wearng a red te wth a bt of blue n t. \ye bow also before Ktd's tnerull master and the patence t must have taken to teach her meanngs for som, words. To the possessor of that eager but uncomprehendng puppy, Ktt must seem lke a dream come true. "Downl" The pup's eyes dance; but so d6 hs test. "Come here!" So wllng to please; but he bounces off toward a new whff In the ar. "Quet!" The dogge's eyes spell bewldered adoraton; the dogge throat barks more and loudr. But let that pup lve a few years. And let hs master (or mstress- be one of those fortunate humans *h«has learned to chersh the frendshp ol a (Contnued on Page ) TRENTON A four year program costng $,, to revtalze New Jersey's State parks and forests wll soon be presented to Governor Robert B. Meyner as a Chrstmas package by Dr. Joseph E, McLean, State Commssoner of Conservaton and Economc Development. Commssoner McLean revealed hs plans for a more vgorous approach and a new era n State park and forest management at a recent pre-yuletde conference of recreaton and garden club offcals here. Governor Meyner wll request the frnds from the 955 Legslature so that the program of general face lftng of all State parks may begn as soon as possble. n all State forests and parks there are only 48 cabns ready for publc occupancy at the present tme, Commssoner McLean emphaszes. From a statstcal standpont, he ponts out, ths means that durng the three summer months New Jersey's cabn facltes can accomodate only four ten thousandths of one per cent of the total populaton of New Jersey. On Sundays, at one park that s ^axed to capacty, vstors lned up durng the past summer before the gates were opened. They had pcnc baskets, pots and pans, bab^ carrages, deck chars and card tables Intent on spendng the day. The early arrvals get far chance at the facltes, the late arrvals nothng. Under the McLean plan, exstng cabn oolonles would be Increased to the lmt. In the popular State parks, 45 addtonal pcnc tables and 45 freplaces wll be constructed. New bathhouses and prvate dwellngs are planned so that park employees wll be able to lve on the premses. Parkng space, adequate concesson areas and power lnes are also part of the program as well as equpped traler stes so popular n many stages. At the present tme New Jersey has only a few places where pallet's can. park, but none have the proper convenences. A sutable program for a seashore State park Is under consderaton, as well as proper road development by the ASSISTANT SANTA CLAUS? Under the Captol Dome By J. Joseph Crlbblns tfn lookng for vmwtmftf 4MMI State Hghway Department through'the areas. CONGRESS: Governor Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey beleves Presdent Esenhower wll secure more support from Democrats n the 84th Congress whch convenes on January than the members of hs own party. On foregn ssues, the Governor ponts out the Republcan Senators "are splt rght down the mddle" wth Calforna Senator Knowland urgng the use of the "bg stck" by ths country In' ts dealngs wth Communsts and Presdent Esenhower advocatng a "take t easy" atttude m order to prevent a trm-d World War. Democrats, he sad, would probably go all out to prevent war and because of ths atttude wll very probably be on the Presdent's sde durng the next two yeaa On eate Issues, the Governor clams the thoughts of New Jersey Republcans do not concde wth those of Presdent Esenhower. He ponted out that he has receved word from the Unted States Department of Labor that Presdent Esenhower wants the respectve states to ncrease unemployment benefts. Ths year Republcans n \he Legslature flatly rejected hs recommendatons to Increase unemployment benefts from $ to 4 per week Governor Meyner s hopeful that when the Legslature reconvenes on January such a bll mght be adopted, but observers feel such*ctlon s very doubtful. HAPPY HOLIDAYS: The State Department of Health wshes all a Happy Holday but warns aganst possble accdents Fresh Chrstmas greens make lovely decoratons but they dry out very rapdly and need only /the tnest spark to' ^ nnj KUV urn......, attractve flame-proofed artfcal ttj peces whch are avalable? n The welcomng candle n the wndow should also be electrc and even ths kept aww from curtans and decoratons, Strng decoratons should als*o be placed hgh and away from smokers. mmr* Plenty of ashtrays wll also keep smokers from burnng that antque table and startng fres. And the department advses.householders.to keep that tree n water from the tme you brng t home. ORPHANS; There s a surprse Chrstmas gft for every war orphan n New Jersey In the pot of uold set up by the Legslature n 9. In that yenr the Legslature establshed the Wn- Orphans Educaton Benefk Fund to help provde a college educaton for the heroes of World War I. It provded that a youngster who lost hs father n the war could get $5 a year to help defray the expenses of a college educaton, ' Laler the act was amended to nclude orphans of World War and the Korean War, and the amount was ncreased to $. The law defnes as a casualty a servceman or woman klled In the war or who later ded as the result of a wound or dsease receved n hs or her wartme servce. Dulng World War New Jersey lost 5,44 men and women on the battlefelds. However, snce 947 only 59 applcatons have been receved, of whch 46 were approved. Though the Legslature set asde $, a year for a total of $8, snce 947, only $6,59 has been pad out. The 954 Legslature passed a bll ncreasng the amount to $5 annually for fve years but t was vetoed by Governor Meyner- who clamed the pubfrc nterest would be better served f a greater number of students were granted $ rather than $5 for a lesser number. '. The Legslature, has not en- (Contnued on Page ) 5 Per Cent of State's Adult Populaton See Smokng Lnked To Lung Cancer Survey Fnds BV KI.NNKTH KINK, Drector. tvlnrrtnn Rnwarch Smlrf PRINCETON. New Jersey RosuHs of a prent st«te*rc Nt>w.Jersey Poll survey show Hnt nut ol every adultn questoned. In end) arc dsposed to beleve thnt cgarette amoknu s one of the muses of lung r.nct. A.somcwlmt lawr. proporton. II m! of fch. are of the opnon tha I'Ktvette sraeklmk I* ml one of the causes of lus I'Meer The re-mlnlk 5 In express no opnon on the mntter. Here s the vote ot the New Jersey uenenl publc. Includng cl;;rette Mrtokevs and non-cguvette smokers: "In your opnon, do you thnk cgarette smokng Is onr of the causes ot lurt( cuncrr or not?" STATEWIDE Yes ', 5' No 4 No opnon 4 Analyss ot the fndngs by the varous populaton groups fnd by smokers and non-smokers sheds further lght on the queston. Frst of all. hgher proportons of women than men are of the opnon that cgarette smokng Is one of the causes of lmn cancer. The aroup most convnced that there Is a correlaton between smoklnc and lung cancer are former cgarette snukerg who have alveh up the habt The group next most convnced are those who have never used cgarettes at all Heavy smokers, those who* smoke a pack a day or mnre. are least Inclned to beleve that there Is a connecton between cgarette smokng and lung cancer Here's the way non-smokers voted: ALL ADl'LT NON-SMOKERS No Formerly smoked cgarette* Never smoked cgarette* Yes 48 No opnon All, ADI IT SMOKERS No Yes No opnon Less than park a day Park a day or more Ths newspaper presents the reports of the New Jersey Poll exclusvely In ths area. The servce la operated and dstrbuted by Prnceton Research Servce. Prnceton, New Jersey. 'Men 'Women Yes 9<> 4'V No 9.4 VERY DESPERATE No opnon. 7 NEW YORK Slslnlo Cruz, dwpondent and tred of lvng, fgured 'Includes smokers unl nonsmokers. f he ht a polceman, the cop And people who say they are would shoot hm and end t all for not cgarette smokers at the hm. It ddn't work that way. howpresent tme are more nclned ever. Cru&, after drvng for ffteen to say that cgarette smokers s blocks on the wrong slclr of a lnked to lunp; cancer than we boulevard, punchng a plotorclgarettc smokers. npher on the nose, punchng one Non- cop, btng another on the thumb Smlkers smokers and tusslng wth a half rn/.en Y«s r 5K; other polcemen, was mrestpd, No 5 4 charged wth assault and darmrr- No opnon 5 ous drvng. SST m» Competence Creates Confdence Beusoml hazards r;ll (or dreful consderaton of the sensble nsunnt rcqulr'ufmhs of famles n our com- V mutty whch we huve served f>r muy'yerft. It.would le wse to set ; lme--rtt;ht uow to come n and let la analyze your present cuveruue to be sure you are carryng ' tn protecton you should have. You'll feel better If you know you're properly covered und If not we Cn be. con-,' slrucuvcly helpful. Frendly Servce As Near As Your Phone STERN & DRAGOSfl and J/ng/mg Dollars OUR 'JEW (HKIMMft CLUB NOW FORMING The merry Chrstmat btllf that jngle and rng have no more joyoua sound than the jngle of dolltn that havebeen saved especally to Ipend durng the holdays. Our Chrjtma Club Jtt«nber» know the tweetneu of th melody of the jnglng dollars, and th.ey bow, too, that there wll be no harsh dscords n the form of January bll* kur. Better jon our ChratM Club now,' Open Frday 4 to 6 P. M. Woodbrdge Natonal Bank MEMBER Federal Reserve System F«4w»l DeuftU Insurance Corporaton M

8 PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 954 CARTERF.T Tlc'-c frut- rnkr recpes urc rcprntcl by e( *jst.. Frut ruk Is mproved by lmp --st.a(n«nllw - He nnny knds of fruts nnd ]<) <<:, lo blend together to make a dlcns cake. Rlark Fmt Cake pound sufar pound butter '. pounds flour pounds shelled nuts chopped pounds seeded rasns pound ctron cut In the peces pound dates chopped ' : pound dred fns chopped! teaspoons cnnamon ] teaspoon allspce tc.spoon cloves :! spoons nutmeg cup brandy cup nnlnsses teaspoon soda The flour should be" slghtly browned In the oven. Cool and sft. dran smar and butter. Add eggs tne at a tme. Beat well after each addton. Add one pound of the flour. Use the other flour to dredge the frut before addng to the nke batter. Add molasses and brandy. Add soda whch has been dssolved In tablespoon of water. Dvde Into cakes. Bake In an ov n '5 degrees' for 4 hours. Whte Frut Cake No. ';- lb. butter '? th sugar 6 4 lbu, flour lb. shelled pecans chopped cups grated coconut teaspoon bakng powder \< cup orange Juce Dredge peces of ctron wth a ttle extra flour. Cream butter and sugar. Add well beaten -ekgs, Add flour sfted wth the bakln; powder. Add orange Juce. Mx thoroughly. Bake In ah oven < 75 degrees for hour. Ths makes oaf. Whte Frut Cakp Nn. cup butter cups snunr 4 CRRS cups flour cup black walnuts chopped cup almonds chopped lb. candled pneapple cut fne lb. ctron cut fne cup candled cherres cut fne teaspoon vanlla teaspoon lemon Juce Mx nnd bake In loaf pans as oth-r frut cakes. Poor Man's Cake cup butter cup sugar cu) watermelon rnd preserves teaspoons baklns? powder errr ".- teaspoon salt 'a te'aspoon cnnamon ' teaspoon cloves cup chopped nuts! a cup rasns cups fl6ur tablespoon cocoa * ^ teaspoon mace Mx as other cakes. Bake n a loaf pan In an oven (75 degrees for hour. lb. swrar lb, flnur teaspoons nnklng powder eggs teaspoon nutmeg lb. shelled pecans chopped H lbs. seeded rasns Va lb. ctron cut up V pnt rose water Cream butter and sugar, add well-beaten eggs, Add half of the flour. Dredge the frut wth the other half of flour. Add bakng powder, Add nuts, rasns and ctron. Add nutmeg and rose water. Bake In n greased angel cake pnn n nn over 75 degrees for hour. Layer Frut Cake np butter nps su'ear 7 eggs cups cake flour lteaspoon vanlla " teaspoon sut teaspoons bakng powder cup mlk l lb. whte rasns Ib'pecans chopped For layers; lb. candled dherrles lb. candled pneapple cut strps. Into Hore footf value* your money at lh, Brazl mls cm lb, rlntps nt up Mx rho'es, and dates. Cream butter nnd sn-, fluffy. Add vanlla and v, one at a tme. Sft flour, s I bakng powder and add an,, wth mlk. Fold n wen bcn,,, n,,, whtes. Put a thn layer m,!j mxture n ench of \n A \ \ Arrange a layer of f n t m,,'" Cover wth layer of battp \\J untl frut Is used. Pm, IV,.''' batter on top. Bake n nn 5 degrees for hums ALMOST! A Swedsh farmer who wanted to muke hs permanent home In ths country appeared for hs naturalzaton papers. "Are you satsfed wth the general condtons of ths country?" he was asked. "Yah, sure," answered the hopeful OIK'. "And does tlls government of ours sut you?" "Well, yah, mostly," stammerer! the man, "only I lake see more Jan." HE SHOULD The school vstor was puttrm questons to a class of boys. He nodded to a lttle fellow wth curly black har. "Do you know the Ten Commandments?" he asked. "No, sr!" sad the boy. HOPELESS "Wn re's vnur pencl, Magge?" "An't sot one, Mss Jones." "How rmay tmes have I told you not to say that? Lsten: I Ir.ven't one, you haven't one, they haven't, one. Now do you understand?" "Well, where's all the pencls If nobody an't got none?" AllhuuKh Clark Gable recently announced--in Hongkong, where he Is shootng scenes for "Solder of Fortune" that he sn't ready to settle down to marred lfe a dan, rumor la connectng hs name and that of Marlyn Monroe. Could be Just a press dream, though. agent's Open Your 955 Chrstmas Club Now at the Ralway Savngs Insttuton, 5 Irvng Street, Ralway, N. J. Adv. JERSEY SCRAPBOOK ******* Store Hours Next jrfa* Week Open lues., Wed Thufc.,!SSt tll 9 M. Open Frday, Dec. 4 tll 6 P. M. FANCY Cranberres p 9 C. WHITE BOttER ^ Onons u, 5* JUICY rorlda Oranges D Wnt 9 c LARGE SEEDLESS Grapefrut Broccol FANCY YELLOW Sweet Potatoes IDEAL FANCY GREEN c couvry yoc/a/s\- the amazng gft that everyone wants Hens (4 to 4 lbs.) b. Toms (8 lbs. up) b. Carefully selected from the fnest broad-breasted bronze flocks avalable and marked especally for Acme. Lancaster Brand Smoked, Shankless U ^ ' (Shank or /I A( ^ or ML ^ C I ButtPortn) IJalTIS tb< "f JF Ether Half) ^ Q J Old fashoned smoked ham flavor folks). rav«about. Shankless trm gves you more lean meat! Lancaster Brand "U. S. Choce^ 4 e [,. Bone-n. Cut from lop qualty, government graded Roast Chuckor Steak EEL, lb. "U. S. Choce" steer beet! Ferrs Canned Hams t ' Jumbo Shrmp,., 69c Fancy Select Oystersat, 59c Beans French style or cut. Specal! Strawberres BIRDS EYE Slced Serve ce cream and strawberres! DAIRYCREST Ice Cream Hall Gallon Carton C Meltpool Bag Fe* J I ' *. M;*r:,..<sr,*»'5 WmtMAh gve a POLAROID Land CAMERA fnshed pctures n 6 seconds You'll be the year's' most popular Santa when your gft's unwrapped' and t's u Polarod Land Camera I Everybody wants to own one! It's the amazng, precson-bult nstrument that delvers fnshed pctures n 6 seconds, Each lkrk-ttml-wlte prnt t stunnng and a lastng joy. There'* notmn* complcated to learn, no bg upkeep eett after you get t. It's the mnuu of mafc that wll provde a lfetme of fun and exctement! USE YOUR HANDI-CHARGE FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING rlplix PHARMACY SOUP PEACHES PICKLES WALNUTS COOKIES CRANBERRY IDEAL Tomajo IDEAL Old Fah'd Fectote Halve! /! Bdkone Kohtx DIAMOND Brand IO'A-OI. Cant Cam 6-M. Package Sunshne Fg Barf, Hydrox, Venna Flngen Cello Prces Ellectve through Sat.. Dec. 8 All Advertsed I'rves Effectve Thurs., Dec 6th through Frday, December 4th Pkg. Mad«wth lb. Frut Cake Lou'lU butter! pltg. pk K. Pumpkn Pe Jfffe,, 49 ( Prce tff.ellyj Tbr..(h tl., DM. Ill Angel Food Cake SfSf ue! 5 C frct KlltcUv Thro«k III., PII. Ul Honey Buns jag ft ( SUPKKME ENRICHED WHITE Bread & CHDnC Wew HruHwck Ave. lunuu audbruukave. CARTERET RAHWAY Fords and Rahway Open Thursday md Frday Tll 9 P. M. FANCY RINDLESS DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE lb. 55 Carteret Open Frday Tll 9 P. JW.

9 PRESS Presents I!' (.,,.jvp to each other our S presents, let us gve H, nnme. Let us r*mem- ', [ P IIHS Rven us the sun Murs. the earth wth ts ' II( mountans and oceans,,t lves fnd moves upon,,,,'lms lven us all green, lld everythng that bos-,', j )rr s frut and all that ',, nhout and all that we '^.jsel. And to save us from,', foolshness and from all II,. cme down to Earth,'. Hmself., m l Housekeepng Majalne.;vc Deprnlter, all of Ise Ms Raymond KHee, Oak Chrstmas Cards dve Chrstmas wth an extra the,, r k on' the back. you chose the best. desgns to choose ndvdual and assortments; also, greetng* for spe- WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Wld Ox HORIZONTAL Depcted wld ox Yawnng Brd 4 Approaches SLcvtr 6 Ordan 8 Fabulous brd Type of butterfly Insects Feld offcer (ab.) Dsturb 5 Rent 7 Volcano tn Scly M Stunted anmal 8 Head (ab.) War god of Greece Deceased Toward 4 Shaft 5 Heroc poetry 8 Passage In the bran 9 Belgan cty <var.) 4 "Smallest State" (ab.) 4 Fullness of satsfacton 47 An (Scot.) 48 Wrtng flud SO Saltpeter 8 Era 5 French school 54 Made law 56 Scatter 57 Parts VEMCAL Eradcate Fsh 4 Correlatve ot ether 5 Algonqutan Indan Sharpen 7 Strke 8 Poker stake Swss rver Mlk Irreverent companes Accompanes It s now - 7 Chlorne (sb.) 6 Wld ass Football parts 7 Horses Tactcs 4 Afresh 4 Breathe In 4 Palm \\\f 6 It was natve 44 Entry to On Tlc Screen I BEAU BIU MMKI.I," Ths s another verson of the old Ptch play, wnch opened orgnally on Broadway, n 89. John Barry mort- 'was the frst actor to portray the Beau on the screen, whch he dd n 94. Ths verson, n Techncolor, s an elaborate expanson of the orgnal play. It has been handsomely set up wth one of th' most colorful costumes par.des n cnema hstory. Wth Stewart Granger uctnu the ttle role, wth consderable style and 'floursh tn man of humble orgn whu could be both generous and arrogant, who was assured of hs f > * NOW FEATURED at the CLUB MARKAY 49 ROOSEVELT AVE. CARTERET r*«r Ttw Ntw J*rwy Turnpke Entrance! No. SI nd Ctrtntt Bus Stop t Our Door FRIDAY and SATURDAY By Papular Dtmand Back at the MARKAY The CARAVAN TRIO Aft* Many Gvst Stan Our NEW KITCHEN s now open! Servng the Best n TOMATO PIES SPECIALTY n AMERICAN-ITALIAN CUISINE Servng daly! - < Orders to Take Out! Phone CArteret -977 Caterng For. PARTIES WEDDINGS What could be 45 Sea eagle lt Here's th«amwer 46 Group of players 49 Hebrew measure 5 Goddess of nfatuaton 5 French artcle 55 Columbum w own destny as a hstorc fgure and who s chefly recalled now merely us an Englsh fashon plate who nourshed durng the latter years of the demented George III cuts unte a fgure prncpally In hs Assocatons wth the Prnce of Wales, played by Peter Ustnov. After some manpulatons, he begns to roll n clover and casts a possessve eye on Lady Patrca, mpersonated by Elzabeth Taylor. Eventually, there Is a rft wth the Prnce and the suave manpulator FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, berlns to dsntegrate and eventunlly comes to whnt Is usually known as a "sad end." TRACK OF TH^ CAT One of the very outstandng thngs about ths drama of domestc strfe Is the photography of the outdoors, by Wllam H. Clother, n what s known a Warnrvnlo and also n black and whle Mr. Clother's Juxtapostons of black and whte and color frequently protde a thrd dmenson for scenes wttlch are somethng to behold and admre. The story of the flm deals wth a farm famly way up n the moun tans, when ther stock s pestered by a radng mountan Hon. There Is a lot of famly dscord, engendered by the mother, a hard sanctmonous old dame fond of quotng the Old Testament, and acted wth uncomfortable precson by Beulah Bondl; Teresa Wrtoht appears as an attractve old mad; Dana Lynn as a vstor who la about to marry a younger brother In the famly, and, among others, ncludng an alcoholc father, there s Robert Mtchum, who s determned to get the cougar who has been radng the stock, ALMOST PROUD Judge: "Aren't you ashamed to be seen here In court so often?" Prsoner: "Why no, your honor, I always thought t was a very respectable place." * ADD TO YOUR ENJOYMENT Of The Chrstmas» Season by Selectng Your Favorte ' Imported and Domestc : Wnes and lquors at ROCKMAN'S LIQUOR STORE Randolph Street, Corner Pennng Avenue Phone CArteret FREE DELIVERY REAL ESTATE Buyng and Sellng Real Estate s Dlferent From Buyng Anythng Else The lc^al rules are dfferent they are complex there are ldden defects clauses whch have defnte legal meanng to a lawyer. Bnders and offers to bay or sell, often not ntended to, do consttute sales and such papers when often ntended to be buys or sales do not legally comply the FIRST paper you sgn js usually the most mportant n such a transacton. Because Buyng and Sellng Real Estate Is Dfferent You Should, Before Sgnng Any Real Estate Paper, Always Consult Your Own Lawyer Frst! Ths nformaton a publc servce of the Mddlesex County Bar Assocaton ncer for Chrstmas? A home of your own, frendly and ho what could be Mcer ' for your whole famly? More than a symbol of prestge and achevement, \ t's an nvestment n securty ' To the many famles n we've helped to home ownershp, we extend our best wshet, for the comng holdays. And to al who are plannng to buy a home next year, a frendly remnder that W7're ready to help you, / HEALTH and BEAUTY. The bathroom medcne cabnet can be a source of trouble to you and your famly If t Is neglected. If yours'to lke most of them, It has been months snce you have checked the contents. You wll probably fnd numbers of jars and bottles of half-used clnes are allowed to stand over n perod of mnny months. These charges can be very detrmental. Medcnes deterorate and lav ther effectveness f left standng too long. Never keep any knd of posonous substance n the medcne cabnet. All too often nevspnpors carry the story of a trawdy resultng from ths thmuhtlesses.- prescrptons patent medcne, and ««lj. *>me type o, wtterw «uncapped toothpaste lubes.qet rd laxauve ana any one meatrs of all the useless clutter rght prescrbed by your doctor. away. The house-cleanng Is not lust for neatness r sake, A prescrpton s for the use of one person and only a doctor, who knows what t WORRIES ARE OVIR A onnvlrted murderer was srhed- Hed to de In the electrc char. On the mornng of the day of hs executon, he wns asked by the warden; "Is there anythng sperlnl you would lke for breakfast ths morn n a?" IWOF, Mr RM \ THt TIM Tl F.xrr.! Inmlr u'. "Wult a mlutr Don't star* t!\;s street car untl I K''t mv lnt'c; nr Tlr,-sM.! f ; cnwh'd ther neks rxprct.nt'.y T»'««only a housewfe on Iw * >>' to the laundromat, The condemned man repled: "Yes, mushrooms, I've always, R-*'-V 'been scared to eat them for lent ; The J\m<v Dnpartment hu well-stocked mcl'ne cablof bfnr polsonrd " fled a cr.t.,u f -tn"t sl aganst._ the Ratll Corporaton of Amere*. net should contan the follow lh«items: Adhesve and nomnees, an COP SETS OFF ALARM The sut.-vmch charges RC.A. antseptc for small cuts, n dnm NEW HAVEN. Coln, When '\ I *lth a monopoly ^ the rsalobmp'.a alarm In a local candy [ televson lcensng busness Slnoe for burns, petroleum jelly for soothng chafed and wmcl-bunrd skn, toothpaste and antseptc SAVINGS AND LOAN'S ASSOCIATIONS * Total assets of the naton's savngs and loan assocatons have store went off In the dend of the \ 9 s Arroted prmarly aganst nlalt. I wo dptwlvw, wth guns I the prttt-hcemnn system ot th drawn, hurred to the scene. They ^'corporaton.!!! darkened store. He had found lf store door unlocked, entered to check and. In so tlolnu, srt of; the The Arctc shof*t cut to Europe, Its hazards defeated by scence h«s passed the $,, mark, become u 'regular nlr-llne route contans, k/tows f t s sutable for another person. Chemcal changes thereby establshng a comfortable *thln:un;r»ton of servce by take place In some prescrptons; lead over the 8-yenr record hrlcjrsnmlmvlan Arlnes between Los and patent medcnes f the medl- by mutual savngs banks. ^ Aurlcs and Copenhagen. 895 CHRISTENSEN'S "THE FRIENDLY STORE ' CHRISTENSEN'S "THE FRIENDLY STORE" All Set... for a Merry Chrstmas t For the gft that's meant to say "I love you," choose well and wsely v here from gfts she's sure to love! * A gft he'll love... for the man you love! You'll fnd t here... because we're wse n the ways of men! l m A Glt Certfcate The recpent wll then have the opportunty to make hs or her personal selecton. LINGERIE and House Coats By Luxte Seamprufe Barblzon For Ss or Brother MITZI FROCKS KAYNEE BOYSWEAR, LEROISOCKS SNOW SUITS JACKETS BLOUSES SKIRTS SLIPPERS For Hm TIES - GLOVES SHIRTS - HATS SOX-BELTS JACKETS - SHOES JEWELRY WALLETS SLIPPERS * For Her UMBRELLAS GLOVES HANKIES HANDBAGS For Her House Slppers For the nght before Chrlstrrtfls and every nyht thereafter. Th*' Department of Justce, s )r.k;«f.t tk- Elsenhower Ad> mln.t'.'nton rmtlly \r/ed the Unted Stall's Knpr'me Court to cve the Stntos and Incnl romrnuntles II vuonablt tme to end racal swr.-nton In the whools. Tnlbott urm". luhv wanes lor Ar Forre personnel 954 For Her IOSKKY Gotham-Gold Strpe r.oksltp lletdwell SWKATEKS Ry Scot eh Nap (.OSlllIlM Jewelry Hoxcs For Baby BLANKETS PRAM ROBES SWEATERS SWEATER SETS ' NOVELTIES DRESSES For Home BLANKETS TABLE CLOTHS TOWEL SETS BED SPREADS h Safety for $m*p Snes 869, The PEKTH AMBOY Savngs Insttuton mtn AMKT, NM JUtfl FEMUU otrojt mwuma COVQUIKM STORE HOURS OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS Chrstensen s Stoc Chrstmas Gfts I OH \(TY Member ol He Famly ^t>*>w^«^!m^ ffll»sw*«l*«^«.l*^!^

10 PAGS'THN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 954 CARTERET PRE S: - Assncltln) (fluppher hy thr New.Irrsry Heart, Q. What nrp Ilr most common symptoms of heart dsease, A. Uncomforlllr lrcath lessness on exerton; palptaton after mld exercse; pnn under bmstbone whch mny nltc to neck or rtn; In later slces, swellng of ankles or legs. Q. Does ndgrslon affect the heart? A. Yes. Indgeston may produce symptoms whch are hard to dstngush from those of lcnrt dsease, especally f gas n the stomach presses upon the heart. Heart attacks may come after ontlnn excessve and lntegrsltble meals. Q. Mow can you tell the dfference between the pan of Indces on and heart pan? A. Pan from ndgeston Is commonly assocated wth a feelng of nausea and tends lo occur In waves at ntervals of few mnutes. Heart pan s lkely ether to be releved promptly by rest, or to persst wthout relef untl treated adequately by a doctor. Q. Docs a sttch n the sde, after runnng, ndcate heart dsease? Mentcher's Dept. Store Has for Everyone to Make Chrstmas Merry We Have n S fr Collecton or NEW TOYS AND GAMES TII Tlumhp Kddles Chrstmas Morn Lnrrly Dolls Decoratons Toy Dshes Ornaments Tran Sets Chrstmas Cards Trucks Wallets Planes Pen and Pencl Sets Tree Lghts Hou&ewares Glassware NYLON STOCKINGS CHILDREN'S AND MEN'S SOCKS SCIIRAFKTS'S CANDIES All Popular Brands CIGARS AND CIGARETTES S>r>l Low Hates to Clubs and Lodges Stop n Any Tme Open All Day Sundays MENTCHER'S 54 WASHINGTON AVENUE Carteret Gft Cosmetcs by YARDLEY THE "Dfferent" GIFT By SANDRA ENDICOTT Everyone yearns to And orgnal Chrstmas gfts that wll gve ther ther recevers pleasure and satsfacton and ther donors prde. It s axomatc thnt the best present s the most thougthful one; whle an ample budget smplfes gftgvng and sames tme, t doesn't follow that the most splendd offerng fc the most satsfyng. Thought Is the prceless lngredtent of every present. So f y»u Wll analyze the nature of each person on your Chrstmas lst and try to sut the gft to hs tastes, you are almost certan to be successful. A. No! (For the answer to personal questons about the heart, consult your famly physcan.) The followng suggestons are to stmulate your own magnaton: For a Famly. An Amercan flag for holday use. A weather vane an old one or one of the new modem desgns. A durable rubber door mat bearng famly name or street address 4. A reel lamp over card table or breakfast table, Installed 5. A set of beautful cast-ron, enameled ktchenware, In orango, powder blue, or green For the Man In Your Lfe, A neckte, wth a desgn to sut hs trade or background caduceus for a doctor, scales for a lawyer, nk bottleand qutll for 8 journalst. For a person of Irsh extracton, necktes wth clan symbols and a short hstory of the Insgna and the motto are avalable, as are clan-plald necktes for Scots. A shrt wth a pleated bosom for dress-up occasons, avalable In soft fabrcs In whte or blue. Cuff lnks made from antque cons or old buttons. Some cons bear the Intals of kngs, whch FIG-NUT BREAD A delcous loaf that tastes lke a yeast bread, perfect for tea-tme. Wr suggest you wrap t In heavy slver-coated paper, tc wth green satn rbbon, and garnsh wth lttle slver balls. cup hot water teasp. lemon rnd cup fnely chopped dred fgs cups sfted all-purpose flour teasp. double-actng bakng powder \>k teasp. salt V* cup melted shortenng % cup granulated sugar '/ cup chopppd walnuts egg, well beaten Start heatng oven to 5 F, Grease bottom of 9"x5"x" loaf pan. Add water and lemon rnd to fgs; set asde for mn. Into large bowl, sft flour wth next, ngredents. To frst mxture, add walnuts, Lhen egg and shortenng. Thoroughly blend wth flour. Turn Into loaf pan; bake hr. mln., or untl done. Store for several hours or overnght before slcng, Makes loaf. From Good Housekeepng Magazne, THE PRESENT WITH A FUTURE Edtoral cartoonst Glh Crockett of the Washngton Evenng Star captures the sprt of Chrstmas n the above cartoon prepared for the U. S. Savngs Bonds program. may match your man's 4. Hs famly hstory, wth specal attenton to the area n whch he was born, neatly typed, llustrated wth as many old photographs as you can garner from hs relatves, and placed In a leather notebook. Ths project takes research, and you may have to.start t now and gve the notebook to hm for Chrstmas 955. For a Beloved Woman, A beautful enameled European decoraton, order, or medal (usually avalable In Amerca from antquarans, con collectors, and sometmes jewelers who handle antques* to wear as a pendant, on a belt, or as a pn. There s a wde range of szes, prces, and.degrees or splendor. ". 'X" slender wallet for dress occasons, of black satnr brocade, or slk falle. Some are decorated wth pett pont, embrodered flowers, or medallons of black nre. There arc Matchng con purses to hold mad money, cases for eyeglasses, compact cas«s, and comb cases. A Rood-szed beaded handbag of bronze beads for all afternoon and evenng, occasons. Bronze seems to go wth every color. Such a bags a classc, lasts forever. 4. A mnk or pmne collar to wear wth a sweater, wool dress, or hgh-nejtted sut. 5. A colored, porcelan mnature of her husband's baby pcture From Good Housekeepng Magazne, LEGAL NOTICES VERY EMBARRASSING Mrs. Jones was sttng n thebtjczkowskl, late of the ftnrnn arteret, County of Mddlesex breakfast nook shellng peas whew BtRte of New Jerwy, ded seml, she^heard a Knock at the back nod between the above mentons door. Thnkng It was her young respectvely and others as son, she called; "Here I am darlng." Slence. Then a deep voce boomed, "Ths Is not the regular Iceman." LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ANNDAt MEETIHG OF SHAREHOLDERS The Annual Meetng of [shareholders )( the FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN CARTERBT. M J., wll be held nt the offce of the Bonk, 5 COOICB Avcnut, Onrterot, JJ. J., on Tuesday, January II, 855, at :9 A. M. for the electon of Drectors for the ensung year, also for the transacton of any other busness thnt may properly come before tn* meetlk. The polls wll open at. A M. and reman open fqr ohe hour O.P.M. RESERVE The Offce of Defense Mobllnton has announced that a new corps of traned busness executves, avalable for emergency duty n defense producton, has been set up. The "pool" of young executve talent s bens. establshed on much the same prncple as the reserve offcer contngents n the armed servces. Instead of a commsson, some executves wll be Rven certfcates by the OD.M,, plus a three-way agreement sgned by the Government, ther employers and themselves. Progress needs the brakeman, but the- brakeman should not spend all hs tme puttng on the brakes. JOHN P. MULVIHILL, Casher C. P , ; -7, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION MIDDLESEX COUNTY DOCKET NO. C-5-M THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY to SOFIA LOTYSZEWSKI (nd PETER LOTVZEW8KI, her husband: AGNES BUCZKOW8KI, her hers, devlsees and personal representatves, and hur, ther or any of ther successors In rlrht. ttle nnd Interest, and MR. BUCZ KOWSKI. husband of Agnes Buczkowskl; MARY JANUSZ. her httrs, devsees and personnl representatves, nnd her, ther or any of ther successors In rght ttle and lute rest, and- MR. JANUSZ husband of Mary Jonutz; L 8 ) You are hereby summoned and requred to serve upon EMIL 8TREMLAU plantff's attorney, whose address s 5-7 Cooke Avenue, Cnrteret, Mddlesex County. New Jersey, nn answer the complant fled In t cvl acton In whch WALENTY BUCZKOW8KI Is plantff and STACIA PETERS, et nls, are defendants, pendng In the Superor Court'of New Jersey, wthn thrty-fve days after December t8. 954, exclusve of sad dnte. fvou lull to do so, the relef demanded In the complant wll be taken aganst you by default. Ths acton has been Insttuted to obtan a partton and dlvlslqn of certnln nhs and premses whereof MKJHAEL hers at l»w or otherwse, bclr t,', n common of sad lands, or am or parts thereof, accordnn to n lf, spectlve rghts of the partes Inn r. theren, and If It shall appear partton of sold lands ennnnt )r wthout great prejudce to the,,, thereof, then that the samr!n. sold and that the mdneyb to nru, such sale, after tht payment n satsfacton of certan specfc rk encumbrances In the complnm u acton mentoned, may be dsm,,. md dsposed of aocordlnn to, ltt sad lands, tenements and t u -r. ments to be affetttd by thn nrn-' slanted.in tlys Boroufrt of c,, r, Mddlesex County, N«w Jersey.,,,, known as follows: TRACT ONE., a<t M Fulaskl Avenua and dr as Lots 8.,, 9, IS, 7, 89, w ; 9 n Block 8 on the Borough :. teret Assessment M»p: TRACT pknown as 8-84 Pulatkl Avcn K desgnated as Lots 79 andhi) n,. 7 on the Borough of Carters \ mert Map. ' You and each of you»re n u,< r fendants In the above vntr.m.. because you may have or clam,. some rght, ttle, len or other ;,,. affectng the real estate bell.:, tloned. TJe nature of whch,. : reason that each ot yon arc jn:-.. defendants are a* follows: Hnt. szewkl. because you have n..,,. share In such land«: Peter!,.,., sk. because you nave an Indn.r. of curteny In the part of the whch your "wfe, 8ofln Lotyv... enttled; Ague* Buczkowskl. \T. : devsees and personal reprrsn. and yout, ther or any of -r sora n HUM, ttle and nterest,!,.. you have > one-ffth sharp,< lands; Mr Buczkowskl, hush, jures BnclkowsKl, becaur ym an Inchoate rght of curteay n,, of the lauds to whch your wf.- > Bvczkowskl, la enttled; Mnrv your hers, devsees and pnvn. rrsentatlvn nnd your, ther m ther succewoh In rlfht. ttle tcrpst, because you hnve n <>:. shnre In such lands; Mr. Ja! bund ot Mnry Janusz, because v nl Inchoate rght of curtrsv pnrt of the lands to whlcl mj Mary JanusJ!. la enttled. I. Orant Scott Clerk of the Stpend < DATED: November, 94 Emll Stremlau Attorney for Plantff C P I-M; I I ' n^ec^l»uduf^/kjzae. v I pettuml fu bath powder tuumatlap bath ol Here's a specl "meet Flar ' oler lor you! Four exctln ' versons of Vardley's new fashon<ngranc8--t,tair-- a pretty by package pemec) for jlfl-jvnj Our prce s so tny you'll add r" to whatever you wear...lwajsl! YARDLEY An exotc new fragrance combnng the rchness of a ^«ujn«wm4w. - freshness ot a tolet water. plu tax ts Wldly Dfferent! Tfordl#y pp^dcc) -, lor Amerca on tt«qt«d n England and flnlhttd In tht USA, from h«odgnul Lugllh furmvlo«combnng mpoldunduwtju lny<»j»"h- PUBLIX PHARMACY?! MAIN STREET - WOODBR.DGE H-. J» Q s always apprecated!... and we've dozens of wonderful HOME GIFTS TO CHOOSE FROM SPREADS BLANKETS PILLOWS QUILTS SHEETS CASES TABLE CLOTHS DRESS FABRlCS SCARF SETS CURTAINS TOWEL SETS BATH SETS L AU Sure-to-Please... All Prced to Save You Money "If It Comes From Borden's Y<u Know That It's Good" BORDEN'S Surprse Center 84 MAIN STREET, Cor. School St., WOODBRIDGE SURE-FIT AUTO SEAT COVERS KIDDIE CUSHIONS CAR CUSHIONS FLOOR MATS ARM RESTS CHRISTMAS HURTS JUST AS MUCH- Even the Communsts haven't the nerve to suggest abolton of tooth decay as among blessngs of a Red regme, so sdewalk; dentsts 'stll ply ther trade n Hano, Indo-Chna, whch s now occuped by the Red Vet Mnn. FREE!! To celebrate the Yulettle Seuson we wll gve you a FREE CHRISTMAS' TREE wth every juchase of SEAT COVERS or Gft Certfcate - ("hot:e of over 5 Trees! B & F AUTO SEAT COVERS S(. Gcorgcu Avenue- ^ IVIle from H.C.A. Colona, JN. J., Ftllon NOW BOOKING Sunshne Cruses-! TO TH«. WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMERICA > Jt for WINTER SEASON &4-955 to 9 Days on (unard I ne "GARONIA" "MAURETANIA" George YURONKA TRAVEL BUREAU 8 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET -559 SALESROOM HOURS ;4 OPEN THURS. Q D M s % AND IRl. TIL *7 r If I. S SUNDAY A. M, to 4 P. M. \) Saturday 9 A. M. 5 P. M. Tues. & Wed. 9 A. M. 6 P. M. GRACI8T. Open Evenngs BUDGET PAYMENTS SOKLER'S QUALITY FURNITURE Roosevelt Avenue Carteret -585 '/W/»VMV//////.V/(V.V#V///VA'V' '''''' MOLDED FASHIONS Bell Rngng Gfts DIRECT FACTORY SAVINGS Don't let the hgh cost of Chrstmas sll" worry you! Shop at MOLDED FASHION* where you'll fnd just the rght,slt am save money too! Selectons are stll nou but, every day more and more people m- learnng to Save at Molded Fashons, s» Hurry! SPECIAL 'HOLIDAY HUY! SKIRTS J» Corduroy, flannels, checks U fetus, vepfts, othera SPORTSWEAR

11 , - * ' zr«** 5 5 ** 5^^ PRESS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 954 t. PA&t ILtVtN To all our Frends and Neghbors A Holday Ham be dstrbuted on December to all ; our employees Wo-odbrdge Santary Pottery Corp v /. MY: - Manufacturers of Gerber Plumbng Fxtures ^oodbrdgc, N. J.

12 PAGE TWF.l.VK [ hlmv. Kl', KA'U'.KK l t. CARTEftET II! Where CHRISTMAS WEEK ONLY! A&P Super Markets & Self-Servce Stores to 9 P. M. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ClfCQ III l»»» r. vagatatle shortenng (Frday Untl 6 p. m.) '!». lb. OH Fareoolng.jaUd, bakln, pnt 6 <t u «" 65 Lookng for Last-Mnute Gfts Save Tme! Save Energy! Please Everyone wth A&P's Gft Certfcates.' Just ask your ASP Managrr for Gft Orllrnlcs,.. avalable n $ an( V <l't)>hna* lons! Tln-y can le maled lo out-of-town frends»nd relatve! mrl mure dlv and ea'lv than packages... and they're (. I wln-nvcr lere's an AS I', welcome wherever folk apprecule lne lmd. (Jet yntrs rjln nway!, Chcken of the Sea Tuna Fsh wht. meat For talads, sandwches and quck mtal 7. Q Lght meat- el/4. can chunks can Enjoy A&P Premum-Qualty Coffees Chrslmas... and Every Day of the Year! ful'-bod'td RED CIRCLE Lnt Lqud Starch.. Vgorous 4 Wn.y Straned Reynolds Wrap Pure Alumnum Fol 5 " 49 e qurt «Ae bottle. " wdth «4f 8" wdth M 5ft.mll X \ f 5 ft.rall regular r krlaty v W The full of many uses! Perfect for freezng,'storng bakng, coykng, gft wrappng and Chrstnas decoratng. Dal Deodorant Soap.. Dal Deodorant Soap. cakt Super Suds Detergent p',;' c t'7< Armour's Star Treet oz. can 45c Other Armour Meat Buyt Chopped Ham Venna Sausage ua VII fd nalt VI Hllt * **.. '^55 f ^!;: 7* Forundwchfonntsb 9 < 4<p 7^ m een Bant- VI festve Fruts and Vegetables IA Lettuce Sr 5c Bananas.IT* 5< \) Fresh Cranberres <*.<» lb J o H < {ft Delcous Apples Red Grapes Grapefrut Eatng Pears Tangernes H«W "«g»'» Calforna Lemons *-» lm TM9 C Avocado Pears ^.u,.,...^flc Mushrooms Pascal Celery CAKE Wt, tz n.9 b. sze $.49 bund, 5 C Amerca's Festve Favorte!. Jan* Porlwr FRUIT More Jate Parker Chrstmas Treats.' Holday Frut StoMen 49 Pfeffferneusse Cookes :;5' Holday Cookes 'IT*. Anse Cookes bau"-5 c bag " Pumpkn Pe Mnce Pe Saves You Up To & A Loaf Whte Bread 6. loaf 5. Sharp Cheddar c 55c RHa* Sunnydtld Fncy Creamery > b. H>T# DUIer Slt or Sweet (In ft Ib. Prnts lb-. 69c) brck W# C Dansh Blue Cheese ^* b 7 6 Cream Cheese S;;;, ^;9«Lederkranz Cheese Camembert Choose Italan Romano Cheese '^^ lb 95 c Border's Heavy Cream. JSLSH Borders Egg Nog..,.;-, tow Egg Prces.' Large Eggs < Whfto Ffltnc' SunnybroDk, ctn. IflHTC tggs Urge-Fes Grade A do j (Fr^m Nearby Frms) He sheyar Nestle -5c Varety ctn. doz. Chocolate Bars 95c Chrstmas Stockng 4y ; o g z 5 C ;l h.x5 Assorted Chocolates -^ ^ ;59^ Chocolate Thn Mnts -> 45 C Chrstmas Candes STRAWBERRIES Brds Eye. Frozen Slced and Sweetened pkgs. Sweetheart Soap FortoUt or bah.5«buy al rtg. prce 9el I al '/j prce h lw Young, Plump All Top Grade! IXTKA OIFTS!N!*TH YOU* Tll IAVI MONIY NOW AT AlP PORK LOINS Malt Delcous wth Roasf Pork... Sauerkraut bz ^5' Appltsauee Rbs of Bsef Lowest Chrstnas Prce Snce 94! Ready-to-Cook Tutms Sxes 8 lbs. and Ovor Ib. 4 c Sze 4 to 6 lbs. 55 ce Includn Ib. The Small Beltsvllle Turkeys Cranberry Sauce Ocean Spray 6.. un.. Ragtlr Style In All Meal Dpt*. U Hll fbiic : Inch Cut Ib. 59«7 Inch Oven-Resdy Rbs off Beef BBS- Cut 77c Srlon Steaks»>85 e SUIt b 9c»«b, Smoked Hams porton w<r 49 ' porton Porterhouse Steaks **> *»*" lb 89 c Smoked Hams v/w ' ot< n b«fulcut Hams c Butt lb porton ^* porton 55«nch WhoU or ether ^ Rb Steaks b. fqe cut Ready-to-Eat Hams half full cut Boneless Veal Roast w- Slced Bacon w^* '^ C 6«Pork Chons Hp nd hculder eut * 9 Smoked Pork Butts B - ( - "> Lon Pork Chops c ^ lb 69 C lb 69 59< Oven-ready Fresh Codfsh Fllet.. Legs of Lamb Self-sorvce meat dept. Your Choce... Any Combnaton.' A&P Branr-Our Fnest Qualty. Manhattan Brand-Sweet \ Pneapple -.79c Mxed Pckles :79< Rpe Olves.:: - 79c Rpe Olves Z ' v "' Rltz Crackers Toy Cookes Nabsco Ho pll c Evaporated Mlk «.H- :;! 7 6 FrtCocktal D<Mo " 7 c:;5' O e;:9 8 Sugar cluf 548 fl ^ 95 6 _ bag. Hearts' Delght Peaches F "IT!:: 5 8 A&p brand llu>a Maat 9 9 "- ff e Dole, D«l Montt 4 8. Pneapple Juce mnd mca Ourfmt qualty plg. w or Lbby'» " cam ff None Such Mnce Meat f Mott'or o. J On 46 Ol X; 45 Apple Ju.$e R^dCH..k *b O t t.. Flako Pe Crust Mx.. T P V g ; 9' Q.T. Instant Cake Frostng * «Maraschno Cherres 5^" f Q.T. Cake Frostng 5 - w *» Burry Cookes f^^^^ g '49 e Crspo Crest Assortment ;; 7 C Ralston Instant Cereal.. ""8 PSum Puddng Rd.ardwn* Robbm '*^5 C, Gelatn Desserts 9S C WalnUtS D ampll d brand-nh.ll '^"j Tomato Soup ^a,. Early June Peas D ' IMn " Sweet Potatoes T l ^ Y-8 v rr e CocktaU ; Krkman's Complexon Soap 5 celet 9* ^'9* '^Sr! 9* Ajax Cleanser Gant S Presto Cake Flour ; 7c DumnLn AsfBrnd f M 7# r Illlpllll Our Fnest Dualty < Jf C b 4 ; t ;,6 c c hpcorn.;;: b 9 : 9 9" Potato Chps 4 p;; & l I., Club Clb Soda. Sd 9A 9 OL ATQ Frut Flavort plu dep, * battle! ' Gnger Ale SX-Xt.b'Z«8 Club Soda *«* t Coca-Cola "?»» 6 ' t 7 Hres Root Beer?-^ 6',? 7 bottle v " Hudson Napkns ^ «-«* P J 5O {9 s Angel Soft Tssues >»^ J*j, $«Cut-Rte Waxed Paper.. "»»» FOOO RUAILIt... SINC,» t Pca tffcchva thru Sarmdy, December n Super Marked and Sl»-S«rvt.,(«MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE Open Thursday and Frday EvenngsTl 9 Mtk on y. Marlcne Dlrttch. who,.,,. eatnr sfnsal.tns by m,',',' the flmsy, prpk-«,hoo,;,,.,.'"' wears, has another v\,.;,'. flmsy whch.set. n lt. ' back n reported $,. Flm scrpts, for a W]l-, to have hart t n [ ( n n,,' porters makng tht'n om knds of creatures, tn* nkp.ts are counn n [,,.,re of spotlght n the u\. they don't lke It a bt y" them are portrayed hearted, nsncere pra; would steal from ther m., :. necessary to make a bu.-k Edtf&rd. Robnson h,, succumbed to the lute;,,( screen. He wll star (,n Oenu n a January Flm : show. Edde, who has h.r share of son trouble rwnv appear, roncally enot", I.A.R. Wylte story, "..,\, ALthough Unversal- UonftTVanted Tony Cut a Vandyke for hs m, Purple Mask," Tony s,,; and meant It. Claudette Colbert mm' a deal wth CBS for : - "tlve" TV shows, alhm; of the bg names n TV mandlnt that t ther flmed- Claudette muerd ol the network's "BtM,,; w way" hour-long shows «: emanate from Ntw York One of the featunl to appear In Wanur * H Troy," beng made n!; Transatlantlco, the b-uu:::. stallon atop whch :, solln struck tho.se funlu, poses at the heght ol. torshlp. The,horse, pn rn,: ture by U. S. occup;;,u:. after the Italan clk-uu: mounted, was later arq:: anmal traner. Wan.!. lke to brng the horse to try for P. A.'s for the tn rangements can be mtu!< Marlon Brando, b;r; Prance where le acqut : a fancee, ww soon stat.'. Frank Snatra, Jean Sn : Vvan Blalne, ID Fra.r. "Guys and Dolls." for Chrstmas - CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL DOLLS & "Talkng," "Dam-n. "Ragftdy Anne <v \n:' "Mary Hartltne." "Yum V,:n "Nosey Rosle" Man otht-rs ; TRUCKS DOM. Dl- S I.STUFFED AXMAI> I ADULT BOOKS I'.IIU I- ATLASES t COOK no<k< DICTIONARIES H\I!!I> SCRAP PHOTO N LOOS WRITING WH -»nd NOTI> WHITING POKTH'IK QAMES FOK Illl ENTIRE KA>MI \ ClftllSTMAS CAKIK] NEW YEAK CAKDS BOOK SHOP Smth St., Perth \mu, (Opp. gtrtnd lr.><> Chrstmas Glt Idea from /Raab's, "The Frnull'- Store n Ralway BLOUSES - 98 up NATIONAU.V Advcrl! We al&o carry ADVIHH Sweaters > Sleepwfar f Skrts Lngere RAAB'S SPECIALTY SHOPPE Phone FUlton! '' 54 Man Street, l<al' nu - v Walt Dsney has sgned K Tobey to play In "D;\.\ c at the Alamo." one of, hour-length shows IKIM.; Tennessee ffontlcrsu. Dsney Is producng lor \ wll play Col. Jm BOWHle"'

13 ! ' r-n T'FJRfW.CLASSIFIED-- ~" Tl AND MALE HELP WANTED ANP WOMEN WITH CARS,.,. ccphnne drectores In.,,. fnd surroundng area.,, OR PART TIME Attractve Rates Immedately, V M to 5: P. M, 'nonnelly CORP.. (;u-.kp (Adjacent to ',n-n. Route #, -, >!,. tr Amt)oy Avenue,,... N.. '! ;!' '' Do Not Phone I [ K: (I }: FOR SALE - FOR SALE, 8 towel' N. J.;' In excel.t nn; two-famly frame best neghborhood; (' rnzr.d; ol fre, steam, [nn:cns; new two>car,\ hn $9,, Call CA- -9, 6 I' HIGGLE. Excellent,,n Askng $.. Call m; after 8: P. M. -6 ST HKAUTIPUL Chrlst-,, s f'- SIIP In New Jermy -r!( j Gardens-, 57 Bur-,, :,\Av'tr'l. Nova Scota ;)w>. Perfect, double b.l.m (lr tre?s. Also wreaths, Sprays and SOB FUNK. / - / \ S( I I.LANF.OUS ; :;can AUTOMOBILE nmlshed 9 I HOODOO Members M!'..> Servce! :' f-.. Lutd Alen t, s::(< ;., PvTth Amboy v merest -48 /-',: holday 'p.etee, lbs. l,vc weght; wholesale J.jhn.soV', Monmouth -9, $. REWARD! I ur lufurmatlm Brcwn nr n turn of Pomeranan An HI-! to Name of FLUFFY.:. v. mty of Plalnfleld wcrlv brown coat.. ynu nli and under of w-nnarlan. She ' - n ltne dally. Call --H.4 ;.ftt : P. M. :-I:I..lunger -988 '.u-vs. anytme. MISCELLANEOUS DARAGO'S AUTO AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL LargeM and Oldest n County HydramaUc, Flud fnd Standard 8 McClellan St., Perth Atnhoy Call Hlllcrcst -65 / -/ PAINTER AND DECORATOR*. Free Estmates Call CA-l-485 V. J. TEDESCO 6 Pll more Avenue Carteret /-/ WANT TO GIVE AWAY nnemonth old part colle; male don KOod wth chldren. Preferably to chld. 9 Worth Street, Iseln WO-8-, -6 /Vote It Has Come WASHINGTON IRVING Now Chrstmas Is come, bet's beat up the drum, And call all our neghbors together, And when they appear. Let as make them such cheer As wll keep out the wnd nnct the weather. Good Housekeepng Magazne Re Cood to Hm He rdes to he, East, and he rdes to the West Of hs goodes he touches not one; He eateth the crumbs of the, Chrstmas feast Whm the dear lttle folks are done. Old Santu Clans doeth all that le Ctn; Ths beautful msson : Then, chldren, be Rood to tn. ltth old man, When you fnd who the llttl man s, (uod Housekeepng ROOM FOIl IMPROVEMENT One Ooldynesque character : hc letall mer'lundsnt! busncs n the mdwest, when asked no' bus:)t!.-.s w.s' lcspedtd: "Phe I hen he sanely added: should pck up ths full!" O But Swng Machnes t \mts Suggestons! (lve Her a Sewng Machne! I.h-r.l Trude-ln Allowances le Slnjjer's Budget Plan ELECTRIC: PORTABLE $9. SINGER TREADLE $9.95 I Only S5 down I l/jf.w SINGER PORTABLE $!)4.5<] lonly $9.5 duwn) NEW SINCF.R CONSOLE $49.5 lonly $5.5 downl Famous Snger Sewng Course FREE ' SINGER SEWING CENTER 6!> Smth Street rprlh Amboy U State House Dome 'Contnued from Edtoral Pnge> dwvor»d to pass the measure over the Governor's veto, and ttle amount stads at $. Further nformaton on the subject may eb secured by wrtng the Dvson of Veterans' Servces, 5 West State Street, Trenton, N. J. MARKET: New Jersey farmers, especally those In the southern secton of the State, are mostly n agreement wth plans to modernze Phladelpha's produce market facltes. t was recently announced that a new $,, termnal to Include all food supply servces s to be bult n South Phladelpha outsde uf the congested area, as part of the Greate Phladelpha development. The ste has lom been recommended by Wllam C. Crows, Unted States Department of Agrcultur market expert, who Ions has ad vorated the abandonment Dock Street where traler trucks cannot be accommodated. JERSEY JIGSAW:-Attorney General Grover C. Rchman, Jr., n cooperaton wth the State Department of Health, s pressng court actons In nl parts of New Jersey to end sewage polluton of rlvors and streans... The State of New Jcr'soy acqured $8,85, of securtes durng November... Rent controls Wll be dropped throughout New Jersey when the present law expres on December... A Chrftmas party wll be held In the State Hnhway Department cafetera on December for chldren and Rrandchldren of department employes... Fourteen Shte employees wll share n cash awards totalng $,45 for constructve su'!!csthn:s approved by the New Jersey state Employees' Awards Commttee... Truffle deaths In New Jersey huv:- reached 7J compared wth (9 durng the Mme perod hst year... Chn'le P. Sullvan, uf Ktst Brunswck, t the new Snte Drector of Pur chase and Property... Steps ar under way tn destroy 6 para keels n thr.'y-wo retal outlets n New Jersey b< cause they are su.pect'd ol luvh psttacoss... A streamlned expermental mspe: tm!;ur' has been opened at the Ml'.vlc Cur Inspecton Saton tcl nu:y be coped thromfout tl.e dt.te... News-' paper ;u;v-r!:s:n" s credted by IJ,lo ep K McLean. Admnstrator (l te Publc Housng and Ufvelop-nt Authorty, wth creatn:.' mu" nterest n the sale of housng proper Les n New Jersey.. Sx experenced trappers are avalable tu ad farmers n Auto Supples STRANDS STORES KG Koosev'lt Avenue CAKTKK:. N.. CA. I 87 Let Is Serve Vuur Needs n AITO SUPPLIES HICYCI-E SUPPLIES WINDOW SHADES % Dscount on RADIO and TV TtBES Free Tube KRHlAV. DFCF.MRKH controllng predatory anmals, the State Department of Agrculture announces... Twenty-four bootleggers were captured n New #eney durng November by State ABC agents and four llct stllh sezed..'. The New Jersey Taxpayers Assocaton pledges contnued efforts to keep taxes down durng Arnold H. Vey. State Safety Drector, warns the annual pre-chstmas accdent toll can be materally lessened through cooperaton of both 'walkers and drvers. CAPITOL CAPERS: Governor Robert B. Meyner beleves the Republcan legslatve caucus system, abandoned last January, s stll In vogue... The Medcal Socety of New Jersey declares t le not charty to gve freely to others of everythng that you have because you should 'keep ynur dseases to yourself... Yuletlde partes whch are tradtonal at the State House are In full swn«at present, but all arc held n local restaurant* Instead of oftu-es. Opnons of Others Cnnt»ued rom Edtoral dog. What's, words? Manmade symbols wholly unnecessary to communcaton between beloved dog and beloved master. The walk In the woods. The quck nuzzlng of the hand, the upward look of Pythan eyes, the strdng on In slence. There's at least three thousand words there, wth twce ther meanng. The pause on the hll n the starry nght. The push of furry head aganst thgh and the leanng of a furry shoulder under R enw;- ng hand A whole chapter here, and never» syllable formed. An<4 the Intensty of that message those pleftdlnt eyes convey when master leaves wthout dog! "Words, words, words,' cred Hamlet. The Bard of Avon must H«ve had a doj. The Chrstan Scence Montor RELIGIOUS RENAISSANCE The Rev. Edward L. R. Klson. pastor of the Presbyteran church In Washngton regularly attended by Presdent Elsenhower, «e*s a relgous renassance ID the makng In Amerca. In a book he has wrtten he po.nts to growlnn church membershp rolls, whch he nays now loul around 85 mllon adults. Whle the naton spends many bllons annually for notonal defense, t aluo s spendne IHIRP amount* for new church buldngs Other slyn of relgous awnkmng thwvhout the country lsted by the mnster Include evdences of A ne* cnrntstnem on the part of college and unversty sludruu. more, tme tnd space lven to relgon by rado nml televson statons, newspapers and magaznes, and more relgous educaton... All of ths s offered as evdence of a new age of flth, due lo many factors, ncludng we«rl ness from world tensons and fears of an atomc war. Whatever the reasons. It Is most clcerlnn after so much h»s! been *.Ud nml wtttn about na-j Ucn.l mor.l declne. If It Is true' that tc chuvhos are enjoylns marked growth In Amerca, then FACIE THIRTEEN j tl.p nrx! st-j.s U m n k e U,f t p n- I ttn-y <»f All H.-olrl TltK-,«rt at the Toml of : > Knwn Bnldlrr tm Vetrrun^ l.)v tn<"rf no* *rc W'flpon. tlm mn Iny»»ste nn ^ntle cuntncnt»nl tffort* to fstrntn tldn cun»urcem unly t( Ihf nttons trtk the help of Ood. In IU ro> of world Icnttmhlt). the Unted Stntfa rnukl provde the sprk. the relgous lendershp In restranng mltary mlkht. Even no*- hrr n s some evdence that the Ommuntot world Is eunnk towrd ro-opertton In Presdent Esenhower's atorw-for-pchoe prokam. The expandng popularty and turnng to^rlton o',»hn-h Df«Elson jpealu men Hnt the hop*s of the world row brkhter, Joplln (Mo.- (lohe - - BUSINESS DIRECTORY -- Clothng PERTH PANTS COMPANY Formerly of Smth and Herbert Streets NOW OPEN as the PANTS OUTLET 67 Smth Street Perth Amboy (Opposte Farmer's Market) Low Factory Prces on Men's PANTS JACKETS Free Alteratons Coal COAL-FUEL OIL OIL BURNERS NO MONEY DOWN YEARS TO PAY Free Estmates No Oblgaton to Buy CALL WDGE. 8-4 AVENEL COAL & OIL CO. S6 RAIIWAY AVE. Concrete A^ENEL HIGH TEST QUALITY poncrete Laboratory Approved Crushed Stone Washed Gravel Washed Sand Waterproofng Lne - Brck - Cement - Plaster ^ Rartan Mercantle Corporaton Phone HI -75 FRONT AND FAYETTE 8TS. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. ART DRAPERIES DRAPERY SHOP FABRICS DRAPERIES SPREADS SHOWER CUR- TAINS BLANKETS SLIP '(.'OVERS UPHOLSTERY KITCHEN CURTAINS DRAPERY HARDWARE "Complete, Installatons" WINDOW SHADES BLINDS 55 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Tel. WO Drug Stores Avenel Pharmacy 994 RAIIWAY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE 8-l»M PRESCRIPTIONS WHITMANS CANDIES Cosmetcs - Flm - Greetng CardVj RAYMOND JACKSON AND SON Druggsts 88 Man Street Woodbrtdgc, N. I Electrcal Work ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR House and Industral Electrcal Work Wrng - Wall Receptacles Applance Repars DON NEWMAN Pusaslc Street, Carteret le. CA-lr«75 Furnture BUY ON THE HIGHWAY AND SAVH! BETTER FURNITURE LOWER I'KICfcS Wnter Brothers Waysde Furnture Shop Hghway 5 Avenrl. N. J. Open Dully A. M. lo R P. M. Phnnr Wnodbrtdff H-57 Funeral Drectors SYMWIECKl Funeral Home 46 Atlantc Street Carteret, N. J. Telephone Curterct -575 Gfts The VICTORIAN GIFT SHOP 84 School St., Woodbrdge Qtfers a Complete Lne of OPEN STOCK BAVAWAN DrNNERWARE LaHe Selecton of Ideal GIFT ITEMS FOB CHRISTMAS GIVING We eft-wrup and pack for malng v at no extra cost Glazng NAT SMITH & SON 57 Amboy Avenue WO 8-56 OPEN DAILY 8 to 8, SUN. 8 to* We Furnsh and Install All Types ot RESIDENTIAL GLASS LOCKSMITH WORK KEYS MADE TOOLS HOUSEWARES HARDWARE PAINTS I.FLOOR SANDERS AND WAXERS FOR RENT Home Improvements! Mnslcal Instruments t e FIX,UP WITH FORMICA Cjll CA-l-79. tor Free Estmate, on Counters Snk Tops CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS Fr, Whte Pne, Knotty Pne Natural or. Select Whte Brch WOOD'S FORMICA and CABINET SHOP I Oakwoad Avenue. Carteret lquor Stores Telephone Wuodbrlde 848(9 *" Woodbrdge Lquor Store JOS. ANDRASCIK, PROP. Complete Stock of Domestc and Imported Wnes, Beers and Lquors 574 AMBOY AVENUE WOODHRDGE. N. I M9vl«g^nl_ s ^ ^Complete Movng Job Room. 5 & K** ^ Rooms $ 6 Eoonw $4 Reasonable Stornte Day* Free AH Loads Insured- years ep. ECONOMY MOVERS NATION WIDE AlOVEBS Ubway 7-94 ENROLL TODAT In our BEGINNERS ACCORDION PROGRAM Remember, then Is no accordlun tu buy. Complete Lne of Mulcal at Low Prlcet EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER AND.SCHOOL OF MUSIC Ed Bolkwk, Prop. 57 STATE 8T, VA 6-U» PERTH AMBOV Pet Shops Gve a lvng token of your thoujhtfulness.,, a lft of love and cheery companonshp. Lane selecton of Parakeets, Canares, Cares, Aquarums, Pumps, Heaters, etc. Pet Toys and Chrstmas Stockngs, FINS, FUR & FEATHERS 8 Wan Street Opp. Town Hall WOODBRIDGE Lllan and Ed Mller, Of new GIVE A PET for CHRISTMAS Select ftom Our Qualty CANARIES MYNAH BIRDS PARAKEETS FINCHES'- TROPICAL FISH PUPPIES Plus a complete lne of Chrstmas Stockng Pet Toys Treats Supples Foods Accessores Weekly specals on Tropcal Fsh and Supples. Always a Better Buy f. Joe's Pet Shop 56 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. PERTH AMROV HI -49 A PET CANARIES PARAKEETS MONKEYS t PUPPIES HAMSTERS GUINEA PIGS TURTLES LIZZARDS TROPICAL FISH Plus a Full Lne of Everythng You Need to Keep Your Pet Healthy and Happy! GUTH PET SHOP, "CARTERET'B LITTLE ZOO" 8 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret Carteret -47 Chrstmas Specals SINGING CANARIES Guaranteed 595 RED CANARIES WHITE CANARIES ALL SINGERS COLD FINCHES SISKINS LINNETS PARRAKEET8 each $.95 Doxen, $5 SINGING CANARIES Order Early $55 dot. Plumbng & Heatng WOODBRIIM;E I'lhntt & Heulyg Remodelng New Installatons Gas and Ol Burners 4-Hour Servce Call WO-I-S48. HI--7U L. PDCLlESE A. UPO SMITH Plumbng & Heatng Industral plpeflttng Ppe threadng up to 4" 86 REMSEN AVE. AVENEL WO. «-9R Poultry Make Your Dnner an Hour of Real enjoyment wth one of our Plump, Delcous, Tender, TURKEYS Ours are "home frown" brds un surpassed In downrght food flavor, fed on qualty feeds (or lop meat texture. They are fresh klled, tendons removed and cleaned, ready for the oven. Weghts from 4-5 pounds To Order Call or Wrte KREITZ P O M FARM R. F. D. No. Box RAIIWAY, N. J. Tel. RA West Street, Colona,- FOOD CAGES SUPPLIES BALDWIN'S BETTER BIRDS 6 ST, OEOROM AVe. AVENBL WO. 8-8 t Plumbng and Heatng dares Farr Plumbng - Heatng Electrc Sener Senro* Telephone!: Woodbrldfe 8-»5»4 or 8-JHI 8 LINDEN AVENUE Woodbrtdce, N, J, Rado & TV Servce Al's Rado & Televson Prompt Expert Repan RCA Tubes & Part* Batteres 4 PURSUING AVE. CARTERET, N. J, A. Ktsn. Jr., Prop. Telephone CA -589 DUFFY'S TELEVISION & RADIO REPAIRS Tel. ME-6-89 Servce Calls Made From a A. M, 9 P. M. 8 OAK TREE ROAD ISEHN, N. J. RaHngs. ORNAMENTAL IKON RAILINGS Cnstom Mad* and Installed r Qualty Work DENNIS M., j WO»-5M«Free Estmate flbs and SMIng Henry Jansen & Son Tnnlnc and Sheet Metal Work Rooflnt, Matal CeUcj»»nd Ftrn»ce Work 588 Aluen Street Telephone 8-^8 Woldtrtdro,, N.. Sewng Macles t FRANK HOVANEC 5 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret Gves You Hghest Trade-In Allowances n SEWING MACIlINES SALES REPAIRS t ELECTttlUCATlONS Years Eptrlenet, CALL {A--558 Senlce Strtlos TO NEIARA J. F. Oardner A San 49 RAIIWAY AVENUE WOODBRlIKK Tel. WO. I-9M We're SperlalUU In Chrysler Product Bear Wheel Algnment Pr»cl»lort Tune-up «Brake Servce Tranamltulon Sendee Holohan Brothers OARAGE Pru4n<U Phone Woudbrdte B-9* Md MJS Corner Am boy Avenue and Second Street Frestone Tre* and Tubn Wunrhrdd. N. J Slpcovers ORDER EARLY For the Holdays PIECE SUITE Beautfully ReuphuUtered CHOICE OF *7C ab * FABRICS I / O up Call WO. rf-7.. SERMAYAN UPHOLSTERY CO. 5 FIFTH AVENUE, AVENEL t Sportng Goods (jet That REEL FIXED NOW! We're an Offcal "Penn," 'Alrex" and "<»ntaure" Servce Staton REEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Heel Checked Cleaned, Pollshe* Greased and Adjusted,M for Only (plus parts, If needed) We Have In Stock CUSTOM-MADE POLES t MAINE-MADE MOCCASINS, LOAFERS and SLIPPERS WILDLIFE PICTURES (Framed) HUNTING AND FISHING XICENSE& ISSUED VTROUT WORM8. Ask Ho*/Yau Can Wn One of Our Trophes DlllW'C FISHING TACKLT nuut O AND REPAIB SPORTING GOODS 56 Monroe Street, Rahw»y, Telephone RA - Tal JUST PHONE WO. 8- DAY AND NIGHT SERV CV METIRED RATES flnt V4, Mle Each Addtonal >4 naue. WOODBRIDGI TAXI 44 PEARL ST. Used Gars Better Used Cars BERNE AVTO 45 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGI?, N. J. Wdje H CORRECTION Teacher: Johnny, If you had twenty sheep and one ran away, how many would you have left? Johnny: None. Teacher: Wrong. You would have nneteen left. Johnny: Mss jonts, you may know arthmetc, but you don't know sh^ep.

14 '- V. PAGE FOURTF.KN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 954 CARTERET PRESS SMART FATHER Father looked hurcl at Ills wfe nd then at hs son 'Tlnt boy ha^taken money from my pocket!" he stormed. "Ernest," Mr protested, "how tan you say that? Why, I mrht have done It." - Father shook hs head, "No. you ddn't; there was some left." ASSETS FROZEN HAMMONTON. N. J. A burk- J*r, radng Ue deep freeze of Mss fmrm Mae Sever. ;, 4B, struck t rch. In the crsper tray, wrapped j, alumnum fol, was $4, In sah whch Mst Severs planned to take to the bnnk the next day. EXPLODES; MAN DIES * NAPLES, Italy Antono Cacavallo, 9-year-old truck drver, was klled when a tre burst as he was pumpng t up. Cucavallo was knocked backward and hs skull fdg fractured. Restrctons on Imports from the U. S. are proposed In Geneva. - World rlr body bars returnfcoft clause In pnets. EFFECTIVE AD FRUITA. Col. L. I. Han A Justce of the peace, placed an empty whsky bottle n the wndow of hs offce. On the bottle was a pencled note: "Ths coat the man who drank It»86." The empty bottle belonged to a man who hnd' been arrested, accused of drunken drlv- In gand speedng. IN MEMORIAM And under ths a lonely ple, Les Rufus Rastus Babbtt; He looked the part, a gunner thought, And shot hm for a rabbt. Beneath ths weepng wllow tree Les Edward Everett Ber, Who, by another hunter, was Mstaken for a deer. Presdent Elsenhower has asked the Benate to ratfy the Parts agreements that wll brng West Germany nto the Atlantc allance wth 5, troops. Unfortunately no man knows hs best days untl they have been added to hs past. Charles E. Wlson, Defense Secretary, says reserve forces prc gram completed. Quck $5 to '5OO HOLIDAY EXPENSES IN RECORD TIME!" Get the cash you need today on your Sgnature, Auto or Furnture! Phone now, pck t up later Today, No watng! PHONE: WO MAIN ST. WOODBRIDGE Lcense 74 OPEN FRIDAYS TIU 7 P. M.; SATURDAYS TILL NOON 5ERBHR F I N A N C I C O M P A N Y Another Dvdend has been declared Gfts from the Ktchen HOLIDAY PLUM PUDDING Ths dark, spcy dessert s especally nce for someone far froa home, because It malls easly, and keep* well. Pack It n a coffee can, and wrap In strped paper. Cut slts In paper at the bottom, and tap* neatly to the undersde of the can; gather paper, and te wth rbbon at top. '/a cups seedless rasns cup seeded rasns cup currants V cup dced preserved orange peel V cup dced canded cherres cup dced preserved ctron tablesp, grated orange rnd '/ cup sherry or brandy cup chopped, toasted almonds cup sfted all-purpose flour.'/ teasp. salt teasp. cnnamon teasp. allspce Vj teasp. powdered cloves '/ teasp. nutmeg 4 eggb. '/ 4 cups brown sugar, packed cup fne dry packaged bread crumbs cups fnely chopped suet cups chopped, pared apples Rnse rasns, currants; dry well. Add peel and next lngredtenu; pour sherry over all; sprnkle almonds on top. Grease 4b. coffee cans and No. can (or No. '/ cans and No. tall cans). Slt whether flcur and next 5 ngredents. Beat eggs tll lght; slowly»tr n sugar and next Ingredents. Add flour mxture; spoon batter over frult-artd-nut mxture; mx thoroughly. Turn nto cans; cover each wth two peces waxed' paper; te wth strng. Place on rack n kettle n " bolng water; cover tghtly. Boll 6 h\, replenshng bolng water occasonally. Remove from kettle; cool. Turn out of cans; brush wth brandy; wrap n paper. To serve, reheat by steamng. Makes 5'/ lb. WINTER CONSERVE A pleasant accompanment to any meat course, and so easy to make. Wrap It n <f4br cellophane so ts own pretty colors show; te bow, rosette style, onwp of jar wth "Merry Chrstmas" rbbon. cup canned cruatyea pneapple, lb, dred prunes orange, unpeel«d cup dred aprcots 5 cups granulated sugar 5 cups water / Rnse prunes an'd aprcots; place n medum saucepan; add water. Cover and cook over low heat 5 mln.; cool. Pt. then quarter, prunes. Quarter orange; t >n slce thn. Combne prunes, aprcots, and ther lqud wth orange, pneapple, and sugar. Cook over low heat, strrng occasonally, mln., or untl thckened. Pack nto hot sterlzed pnt Jars or jelly glassed; seal. Makes x k Pt- PICKLE DUET Two easy recpes that convert store pckles nto gourmet condments. Gve them In a par of matchng jars wth Chrstmas seals or floral desgns on the tops. Half-wrap them n bronze-colored fol paper to look lke lttle metal holders. PICKLES WITH PERSONALITY 4 medum dll pckles, thnly slced cup lght-brown sugar, packed canned pmentos, cut Into strps Vz cup cder vnegar Into small bowl, place half of pckles; top wth half of pmentos and half of sugar; repeat, Pour vnegar over all; cover; refrgerate to 4 d^ys, or untl crsp. Makes about pt. Especally delcous wth meats. SUICK-CURRIED PICKLES,V cup cder vnegar, tablesp, curry powder " '/j cup lght-brown sugar, draned -oz. jar slced packed cucumber pckles In saucepan, combne frst Ingredent*; smmer over low heat mlrvjnur over pckles: let, stand 4 hrs. before pervng. (Any leftover curry vnegar Is nce to use n your salad dressng, NO CHOICE Lttle Nelle was asked the dfference between the quck and the dead. «"The quck are those who get out of the way n tme; the dead are those who don't." Cahmere proves to be a fashon favorte ths season. XPERIENCED Sweepng back hs long black ar wth an mpressve gesture,,n actor faced a drector In a move studo. "I have come, sr," announced n a deep voce, "be- :ause I want a job In your latest pcture." "Have you had any experence actng wthout an audence?" sked the drector. A flcker of sadness appearec or a moment n the expressve yes of the actor. "Actng wthout audences," h epfed, "s what brought me here.' The reason why the race of man moves slowly s because t must move, all together. Thomas B. Reed. Santa Starts Annual Trp NORTH POLE. N. Y. Santa Claus s stll usng hs fathful rendeer and slegh as hs elfs, gnomes and other helpers dolaup gnomes and other helpers load up ths year's toys at Santa's Workshop here n the Adrondack Mountans. However, he wll use faster transportaton n the form of a C-46 arplane on hs annual delvery of toys to under-prvleged chldren. More Man 5. toys, valued at nearly, $5,, wll be gven by Santa, vstors to hs workshop and hs busness assocates. They are for orphans and other underprv- leged chldren n New EnUand New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvana, Maryland and' two Prov- nces n Canada. Santa's Arplane I s loaned to hm by Esso Standard! Ol Company. SECOND-STORY [HAN "Your father s one, dear. If I "Mamma, what's a second-story don't beleve hs frst story he man?" always has another one ready." nlfves GET $ BALTIMORE, Md.-Bank ban- I ts who broke Into a branch bank Tnde off wth a haul of exactly $. The loot, all In change, was In R jlass ]nr on a desk In the bank. Rntrance was Raned, polce sad, by smashng a small wndow n the rear of the small branch. WHERE ELSE? The youn R lover wa., obvous reelng out a heavy fhe tryng Impress the beautful y oun..,. at hs sde. "Those werm ll P8 Ar those beautful eyes! Where you get those eyes?" The grl, unmpressed, came wth my head." ' Jon Our 955 CHRISTMAS CLUB That Earns DIVIDENDS RIGHT NOW Each Wnlf YM Sav $.5 LOO Plu$ NoyfuAw Tw $ 5. S. fofcoo Frst Savngs * Loan Assn. of Perth Amboj 9 STATE "STREET HI -77 Dally» A. M. to 4 r. M. Saturday lp It Noon Mfnbar federal Jovngt one' IMB ht«r»e tup....for LEISURE and BETTER LIVING! NOW! JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! JERSEY TIRE SLASHES PRICES! at the Rate of to Per Annum As of December,954 t Savngn mane on or before th of any month wll earn Dvdends from frst of the month. ALL SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $, By Federal Savngs and Loan Insurance Corp. The offcers, drectors and staff are grateful to all members who have helped make ths a successful year for the Assocaton, j Please accept our warmest greetngs of the season! May the comng year be flled wth happness, contentment and prosperty for you and yours.. * M v t UNITED ROOSEVELT SAVINGS and l)an ASSOCIATION n COOM: AVENUE. IIAHTEKET, NEW JERSEY PRAY BALL-Father Indaleco Alejo has two "habts" nether of whch nterferes wth ' the other. Hs relgous haht n no way mpedes the prest's ptchng arm, as the presdent of the Phlppne Unversty' Athletc Assocaton wnd* up a fast one n Manla. HOBBIES and CRAFTS for All Ages TRAINS LIONEL t H.O. Amercan Flyer. 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