Lowest Sewage Plant Bid of $2,244,232 Stuns Skiba, Council

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1 frst Wth the KM,,,, Astrde All The Actlvttk* of The Town Wth fo Home-Town Paper arteret For Value Shop The Ads The LtffMl tod tat Shop Art ferres* n The AM Are Oat XXX-NO. GHT FUTUE WESTVACO,,. chlnrlnr." M*M" fm.uv of tt)«rffltles cfcrffet Machnery * Cheml*!, purtnt comp»njr cop»nj of hrm J told n FFortune,hl, Tme, nc., 5) url by nermlmton. \l, NSTALLMENT,ro a man named Ott thrashng the back, consderable Mtpense n search of a ven of M...phnte rock. f Powers h,. maybe Westvaco w: n,.'a- tawrence. Kansas,,ntc a hgh-grade ntrc,:,. fertlzer. But even f,, fnd the pure phos- : ns fertlzer wll probntrc acd. n San Machnery's Vce Presl-,,n:e of research, Pau deas about a cheap.,,;. ntrc acd.,, fve or sx years Wl mu-ted to burn up, ally, about $ mllon o ;n.npy n expermentng -d process, the rghts \ c. bougmj from th Alumn esearch Foun,n, Cottrell-Danlels Sysmlar to an earler sys- Brkeland-Eyde, con Norway as early as 89. d s commonly made by ntrogen and hydrogen. vnthetc ammona. The s that hydrogen costs - nmon or breathng ar,, nns about 8 per cent,. ud per cent oxygen,., the ntrc oxde base of., <; f t can be heated to Hk».'. But to date M has cost too much.-. < cm Pood Machnery has Kng wth for years uses!,.lve heater, fueled by uual gas or hydrocar-... ar under treatment,(. t.oo degrees of heat!, passed through a bed ' pebbles. n the furnace nets up to the crtcal n hen psses through a bnl of pebbles, heatng tl) and s tself left cold. & Jfary'* Marked Ukranan Catholc Day ' CATEET An mpressve outdoor ceremony marked the mass held by St. Mary's Greek Catholc Church n observance of Ukranan Catholc Day at St. Klas' grounds. Photo shows scene at mass: At mcrophone s ev. Anthony J. Huber. pattor of St. Klzaheth's Church. Seated n the background are: ev. JCO. Ptlen»ky, pastor of St. M ry'u, ev, C. S. oskovlcs, pastor of St. Ellas' Greek Catholc Church and ev. Father Gabro, Perth Amboy. Several other prests asssted. More than 7 persons attended the servce. Catholcs Mark Assumpton Feast New Mass, Offered for Fre! Tme, Celebrated n Borough Churches CATEFT Throngs of persons on Wednesday observed the Feast of the Assumpton of the Blessed Vrgn Mary n CnrCeret's Catholc churches where a new Mass approved by the Sacred Con- of tes was s reversed, and re-gregaton celebrated pu'.tss,,l;:n. The stuff that comes ol ns furnace s about a ntrc oxde that must be n honor ol the occason. Offered, throughout, the world for the frst tme Wednesday, the Mass was prepared lollopng the solemn defnton of the dogma of the Assumpton proclamed by Pope Pus last November. Belef n the Vlrtrln's bodly assumpton ml Machnery has operated a furnace lke thte n Ban Jose than a year, turnng out ton of ntrc aold a day, and mmnent s about to fnance mt Heaven followng her death tructon of a commercal ver- h fts ^en unversal araonr Caththat wll produce forty tons llc( datmg back to the oarly days The government undoubt. gf the church, but t was not off nterested bec*use ntrc clally desgnated as an artcle of h ;m addtve used n some ^ ^ untlj lftst fal >!o])cllants for guded mlswcause Texts n prase of the Blessed FJH.Cs furnaces Vrgn were selected for the new nmte economcally n small Assumpton Mass, whch replaces..ml can there be dspersed; ntrc acd from new lurone n use by the church for centures. The texts hghlght the ntrot. Epstle. Gradual. Gospel, Of- :Xr these wll be about 5 cheaper than from new tuna plant*. fertory and Communon. Selected prayers also are rected for the the greatest problem Collect, Secret and Post Com- Wlbur and hs men had n munon. (n- the furnace ww to fnd Only the parus named, whch are.:..< that would wthstand changeable, are affected. The temperature*. Ths was Canon, prncpal part of the Mass by the use of a pure mag- n whch the offerng of the sacrfces takes place, never Mde, produced n the Hew- vares..alll Ht.' Catalyst Counts ' al Davles, there s all ths 'n about conquerng new ml there s a moblsaton n hat cannot be pushed to even thoughr Food Ma- an old hand at war ' the last war the company '-derable Job n the de- ' manufacture ot amphlb- Muured landng cnwt. Today tas new government con- huge sn. Asde from ; K some World War " the versde plant, plus '.-me bomb clusters at the 'Van dvson factory n ': Mchgan, the company lrued wth an,army ord- ' nf- for a "new. fast, " troop carrer," n what "ously large numbers. 8k- "(cs any more exact des- "'^f ths vehcle, Just as t f sze of the order, n dol- m unts. On the other '' Publc knowledge that na toolng order was for Ll "». A factory wth, Huor space s about to pop ^ 'lour to P.M.Cs Ban Jose " n Western plant. The : that there wll be jobs '^t, people. U "K ths project jontly are v ' Halt and Wlllllm L llkl HmHalt, FJM.g.'s chl«r " : am a*vce Presdent, U ' «ho dd much bf the de- -md was greatly weapon : the LVT, or Water Buf World War n. So far Halt '"'t't'll have pcked up a " dupable assstants from nl are fast collectng a '"up that wll run nto "'Urds and \$ already n- present ofljoes n ' ' " wan Jose, ; : \u:hnery ralluw to gve Mttuch, Faban Get Pharmacsts' Dplomas CATEET Two Carteret men are among the seventy persons who were granted pharmacsts' certfcates by the State Board of Pharmacy. They are Joseph Mttuch and Alexander Faban. Mr. Mttuch s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Mttuch, 6 oosevelt Avenue. He receved hs nterncshlp at hs fatner's drug store snce he graduated from the Unversty of Maryland College of Pharmacy n 95. Carteret esdents Sue n Amboy Blast CATEET Two borough resdents are ncluded among the pulntff* n a volumnous damage sut tled us a result of the South Amboy muntons blast on May 9. The Carteret plantffs are: Vctora Lynch who seeks $,5. and Davd Lynch who asks $5. Both of 6 oosevelt Avenue. Cut Down agweeds, Plea by Yarchesk CATEET As the hay fpvpr season offcally opened ths week, Health Offcer Mlchnrl Yarcheskl appealed to all householders to cut down ragweed. He sad that ragweed starts to pollnate n the mddle of Au- Bust and t's the pollen that causey all the sufferng. Yarcheskl sad t wll be a bad year for sufferers unless everyone n Carteret cooperates n cuttng down De weeds. Custodans Speed Work at Schools Baldng* Are enovated Fbr School Openng; ush epar Jobs CATEET School buldngs, deserted by pupls and teachers for the summer, now echo wth the sounds of hummers and saws as they are refmt.shed for the reopenng early next month. Mantenance and repar work carred on every summer by the school custodans ncludes varous projects n school structures. All steam bolers n the school system were opened, thoroughly cleaned and new parts nstalled where necessary. Wood floors have been scrubbed and reftnshed wth floor seal. Clocks, bells and electrcal equpment have been checked and fxed. The custodans say that the schools wll be n tp top shape for the openng of the school season as they speed fnal preparatons. Chrstenng Party Held at Gaydos Home CATEET The nfant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Gaydos, oosevelt Avenue, was' chrstened Deborah Ann n 8t. Joseph's Church wth ev Ncholas Noruss, OSM., offcatng. Paul Gaydos, Jr., and Mss Dolores Santos were the sponsors A dnner party followed. STKE VOTE TODAY CATEET A, strke vote s scheduled to be taken today by the Carteret plant of the.metal and Thermt Corporaton by Detlnners Local, 5, an afflate of the Mne, Mll and Smelter Workers Unon POLLAK N MANE CATEET Julan Pollak newspaperman, s spendng two weeks at Baley sland, Mane. Fmt Batch of Boost f ent Notces eceved n Bomugh OAT«ET~The frst rent ncrease notces resultng from the new Defense Producton. Act vovtoom nuowtaj UP to pecent boosts were receved n ths week's mall n Carteret. Th* ntal batch of notces nwwntad only a toy poruon of U* number of "controlled dwelnwr unts sublet to rent stepped up as the task progresses. ealtors sad that so fur not many Carteret landlords have obtaned the r«nt ncrease forms, although ths, borough has many rental unts that come under the new Act. "t s dffcult to tell Just how many landlords to the borough are seekng rent ncreases," sad one real estate OpWdtor. "The new law la only» pouple of ht' t teen much too ahoxt to apprase tes Held Today For Mrs. O'orke CATEET, N J, FDAY, AUGUST 7, 95 Hgh Mass Offered at St. Joseph's Church for Communty Worker CATEET -- The funeral o Mrs. Johanna O'orke, 66, wdow of Denns J. O'orke, who mad' her home wth a son, Wllam O'orkr, Lncoln Avenue, was held from the lyman Funeral Home. Locust Street, ths morn-, A hgh mas c>t requem was offered n t. Joseph's Church by e^. Casper M. Yost, O..M. nterment was n St. Gertrude's Cemetery. Cfrtonft. J'nthw Yost rected the osary at the funeral home last nght. Born n New York, Mrs. O'orke had lved n the borousth forty years. She was a communcant of St. Joseph's Church and a member of the ahway Elks Auxlary. Mrs. O'orke. a member of the Curteret Democratc Organzaton was lon(5 actve n the party's affars and served as a leader for many years. n addton to the son wth whom she lved, she s survved by another son, Davd, Colonla; three grandchldren, a brother. Wllam Laer, New York, and a lster, Mrs. Alvln Ouyon, ths borough. To Check Borough On Ar Polluton Freeholder Cadek Says Proposed Survey Wll nclude Curteret CATEET Mddlesex County's ar polluton survey wll nclude ths borough, accordng to Freeholder Anthony S. Gadek. The survey was authorzed by the freeholders and an expert n tws Held wll 'be engaged to determne the causes and possble remedes. "Carteret s ncluded n the survey," the freeholder sad, "because there have been complants n that communty.", New Brunswck, Sayrevllle, Perth Amboy and Woodbrdge are to toe ncluded n the check. "nstead of gong to the cowls to force ndustres to cut down on gases and fumes, we have decded to follow a more amcable procedure," Freeholder Gadek salt}. He sad that recommendatons to be made engneers wll be forwarded to the plant management wth requests to allevate condtons. He expressed the hope that the plants wll be cooperatve. obert Shutello Gets Engneerng Degree CATEET obert J. ShutoUo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shutello, 7 Emerson Street, a supervsor n the materals department of the, Oeueral Motors a*sembly plant, Lnden, was graduated from the Oeneral Motors nsttute. Flnt, Mch., where he receved a bachelor's degree n ndustral en- War- ren Street, Fords. Ha hw b#«an employe of the Wnden Qaneral Motors plant for the ps.ll ttvej gneerng. Mr. Shutello resdes at CATEET St. Ellas' Post 7D7, Catholc War Veterans and the Lades' Auxlary, wll hold a pcnc for chldren of 8t, Ellas' and St. Mary's parshes Sunday afternoon at o'clock on the grounds of St, Ellas; Church. n tvent of ran the affar wll be held n the hall. The auxlary commttee n charge s composed of Mrs. Oeza Gara, Mrs. George Markovlcs, Mrs Mchael Bazaral, Mrs, Joseph Guvron, Mrs. George Sharkey, Mrs. Mchael Kertlak, Mrs. Stephen Banko, Mrs. Mchael Hlla, Mrs. Joseph QavaleU, Mrs. Ncholas Selbert. Mrs. Mchael Slvak. Mrs. Charles Slron. Mrs. Mchael Toth Sr, Mrs. Ueoge Maskurnec. Mrs. Joseph Baltt'ls, Mrs. Andrew Kahora and Mrs. Leo Kody. The post coromtu- comprses Joseph Guth. John Kunak, George ToJ,h, Mchael Maskaly, Andrew Kahora, Mchael Gullck. Joseph Balarls, Alex Kuzma, Mchael Magela, Mchael Koncl Jr.. Stephen Matrlska and Mchael Sadowsfcl. Hs attendance at GM nsttute Army durng World W«L Schools to eopen September 5; Qun Outlnes Program Parochal School* Also Open Same Day; Mass Before Bell ngs CATEET Supervsng Prncpal Edwn S. Qun Jr. announced tndny that publc schools wll reopen for the season on Wednesday. September 5. On the day before the openng of the schools, Mr. Qun wll meet wth prncpals of the schools at hl. offce to outlne plans for the school year. A general meetng of all teachers of the system wll be held n the hgh school audtorum on, September 5 at : P. M. Enroll Begnners ' Begnners who wll be fve years old or older pror to June, may be admtted to school the frst ten days n September. Brth and vacnaton certfcates are to be preented at the tme of entry> Kndergarten pupls resdng on he south sfde of Hermann Avenue wll report to Cleveland School and hose resdng on the north sde o( Hermann Avenue wll report to Washngton School. The State^chool law requres that schools.w n sesson at'leant B days durng the school year and plans have been arranged accordngly n the school calendar for the year. Parochal Schools St. Joseph's Parochal School also wll open September S. Pror to the openng of the school, pupls wll attend mass n St, Joseph's Church. Openng on the same day wll' be the Holy Famly School wth mass n the church before the bel rngs. ed Cross enews Appeal for Funds Chapter n Drve to Ar Vctms of Bg Flood Dsaster n West CATEET Wth a tlem Your Neghbors throug t!he Amercan ed Cross," to Perth Amboy-Carteret Chapter o the Amercan ed Cross s re newng ts appeal for funds to ale the vctms of the naton's wors flood dsaster. Orgnally, the Natonal e( Cross had set $,6 as the goa for the chapter. Snce then a ple to double ths amount has bee receved. esdents of Carteret are beng urged to ad ther fellow Amercans, thousands of whom have lost ther 'homes n the Mdwest and all ther possessons. Contrbutons are receved at the ed Cross Headquarters, Perth Amboy. Checks and money orders may be made out to "Flood elef," "ed Cross Flood elef," or smply to the.ed Cross. At the ed Cross headquarters t was sad that contrbutons so far have "been a drop n the bucket" n vew of the need and requested cooperaton on a communty-wde level. Chldren's Pcnc Arranged by CWV Post and Auxlary Wll Entertan Youngsters at Fete on Sunday dte NDUCTED NTO AMY CTEET Joseph Nagy, 7 Hooaevelt Avenue, and Wendel Gta& S Atlantc Street, were nducted nto (he Army on Wednesft B d day by tocal Draft Board C*TBWET Th«Hungaran- OlUwus' Crcle wll hold PCE TVt CENTS Lowest Sewage Plant Bd of $,, Stuns Skba, Councl U.S.M.. Explans Offers Made To Unon Negotatng Leaders CATEET As negotatons for a new contact wth the unon contnue,,f. H. Van Dyke, plant manager of the Carteret plant, S Metah efnng Company, has forwarded a letter to employes of the company explanng the offers made to the unon's negotatng commttee., fc' The text of Mr. Van Dyke's Setter follows: "For the past two months we have been meetng wth the Unon Negotatng Commttee to dscuss a wage ncrease Md other mprovements n the contract Durng ths perod we have had ffteen 5 > meetngs. **,#fll> We are wrtng ths letter to explan our offers as there are some fgures, partcularly n regard to nsurance and sck benefts, whch are hard to remember unless you can read them. We have made these offers:. WAGES We have agreed to apply to the Wage Stablzaton Board for an ncrease n hourly rates of 6% (about 9'^c per hour). We all read the newspapers and they say that a new formula s soon to come out. A new regulaton from Washngton wll clear up ths matter whch has been n doubt.. COMPENSATON PAYMENTS. We woufd pay to people njured at work the dfference between ther weekly compensaton payment and ther average straght tne earnngs begnnng wth the eghth day and up to a perod of at least ten weeks. Ths plan has to be under the control of our doctor n order to stop the one or two people, who are n every plant, and who otherwse mght make a racket out of t. We would use the safety bonus money for ths plan. We (Contnued on Page 8) esearch Chemst Completes Course Lauver of Westvueo Plant Spent Months Studyng adoaotopen CATEET Dr. Mlton. Lauver, research chemst wth the Wfstvaco Chemcal Dvson of the Pood Machnery and Chemcal Corporaton n Carters*., has returned from Oak dge, Tem. Wh«re he attended a one-month course n the technques of radlolsotopes n research. The radtolsotopes courses are conducted by the Specal Tranng Dvson of the Oak Kldse nsttute of Nuclear Studes, a nonproft, educatonal corporaton' comprsed of 9 Southern unverstes. Nearly 8flO research workers have been nstructed n the use of ths mportant research tool through the vadlolsotope tranng program snce ts ntaton three years ago ths summer. The nsttute offers these courses as a part of ts broad program of research. tranng and educaton n the nuclear studes under a contract wth the Atomc Energy Commsson. adlolsotopea whch are atoms that emt radaton arc used prmarly as tracers n complcated chemcal and bologcal processes. Dr. Lauver plans to use radloso- Contlnued on Page 8) Carteret Avenue Bds Now Lower Woodlrdge Fnn Asks Only U,; Prevous Low Bd was $5, CATEtET- -Mddlesex Concrete Products and Excavatng Company, Woodbrdge, was lowest bdder for tht' pavng of Carteret Avenue when bds were receved by the Borough Councl last nght. The Woodbrdge frm's bd Wls $,.. A close second bd came from Carman Dekpetro, Perth Amboy, whose proposal was $,5. Two others asked hgher fgures. Donato and ufflnl, ahway, submtted a bd of $,55.78, whle D. & L. Contractng Company of ahway asked 5,75.5. The bds were referred to the State Hghway Department for approval snce the mprovement of Carteret Avenue s beng done wth state ad. There were ndcatons that the state wll gve ts approval to the present bds, snce they are some $, lower than the lowest bd receved when the borough adver tlsed for proposal on thatt job several weeks ago. Bds an Curbng Three bds for the curbng on Jersey Street. State Street and (Contnued on Page U) Your Cvlan Defense LOUS BKOWN NOTE Thn ll the «l(lth a scrlo at surlt rolkernlug the men who wll shoulder the burden of poper organzaton, knd drect Actvtes n the event dlsaur nhuuld trlke tb> burugh. They *r«nemlntra o< De Cartcut Cvl Ocfeme Councl, one of the nol rof natve (rouyt ol llls knd la the tte. CATEET Lom.' Brown, MS Unon Street, plays a leadng role n Carteret's Cvl 'pefcnse Corp*. A«deputy charman of the unt, he ha.s often drected ts affars n the absence of Frank Jurl.uk, head of the defense. He has long been a-ctlve n cvc and communty work He was charman Of the Natonal War Fund Drve, and actve n the Lons Club He s a past dw of the club as well as dstrct presdent. dt n- terested n the JMromotlon of youth work, Mr, Brown s a member of the executve commttee of arttan Councl, Boy Scouts of Amerca. He was char^an of the Unted Jewsh Appeal *nd was presdent of the.cartertt'jewsh Communty. He was vce char-man of the Sster Kenny Fund Thrve and s a raenjber of tb,e Natonal Board ot <» l*k* Hopatcosg Sun- thee AntlJWWWfcUtW Lw*ue. Mr. Brown, Bon, hs w(«, (, Florence, and ther son, Jay, lve at the unon Street address. He s engaged lft t& * lv(> busness, b Orgnal Estmate For Ths Project Was $,, CATEET -- Mayor.Stephen Sklba and members of the Borough Councl expressed bewlderment last nght when they receved bds for the constructon, of the borough's sewage plant t took away one's breath, when fgures compled showed that tlh lowest bd for general contract amounted to M...M) whch was submtted by the Mddlesex Concrete Products and Excavatng Company, of Woodbrdge The second bdder, Horn Constructon Company nc., Merrlck L.., submtted a bd of $ 987,- &N, whch was 7. more than the proposal of the Woodbrdge frm. The orgnal estmate for the project submtted by the engneers was ^. and on that bass an ordnance coverng the bond ssue was approved. Durng the past few days, the engneers upped ther estmates to about $, Astonshed by the fgures, Mayor Sklba sad ths appears to be somethng "way beyond our means ' He sad the fgures seem stantelng, pontng out that ther were addtonal expenses asde from the Beneral contract. " don't see how we can proceed wth costs lke that" exclamed the mayor. "We must gve the matter much further study." Addtonal Bds Mddlesex Concrete Products was the sole bdder for steel work, askng $9,7. Servce Electrc Company. Woodbrdge, was lone bdder for electrcal work, The fgure was $9,- 5. Two bds were receved lor plumbng, Charles Slmkln & Sons, Perth Amboy, $,66 and chardson Engneerng Company, New Brunswck, $,5 The same frms bd on heatng. Slmkln asked $, :uu chardson, $, Seeks New oad Counclman John Leshck asked that a plea be made to the Board of Freeholders for the constructon <j of a new road through the borough, so that all ol and fuel trucks can be detoured from the man arterles of travel n Carteret. Borough Clerk Mchael Maskaly was dtcted to convey ths thought to the board. Petton Aganst Westvaco Fumes Leachck Aanuls Loeal Management; To Confer Wth Heads n N. Y. CATEET ~ Declarng th*t fume condtons created at the Westvaco plant of the Food Machnery Corporaton are "a dsgrace" to the communty. Counclman John Leshck' last nght demanded swft acton to correct the stuaton. Leshck's comments followed tre recept of a petton sgned by 8 resdents of the area who cornplumed of the gases and also of the nose created by the machhwry. Followng presentaton of the petton, Mayor Stephen Skba sad hat the councl has receved no cooperaton from the local management and suggested that th«complant be taken up wth the parent frm n New York. "We should talk wth the bossefl n New York and maybe then we'll. net some acton," Leshck dflclared. A smlar complant aganst Westvaco has been made wth tha Board of Freeholders, whch s plannng a survey of ar polluton. n Carteret, Mr. and #r». Ells Hosts at Chrstenng OATEdfcT Mr. and Mrs. obert Ells, Lncoln Avenue, entertaned about 5 guests at a. chrstenng party n honor of ther nfant daughter, Clalr Lynn. The chld ww chrstened n St. Joseph's Church wth ev. Ncholas Noruss. Q.S.M, offcatlm. Mrs, James ODomnell and Edward CoujhJln were tne sponsors, (UVB DEMONSTATON CATSUT A demonstraton,: of a household oaupmejat used to spray and UU" moequ!to*s, vtt;. gven members ol tha West Car-., : teret Assocaton, About mem* b>r* wabohed the damonstratlmt ' S! j j J

2 faoe TWO look to Pggy Banks to Ease Pnny Skdtt&g& Lowly Penny KVtt Many More HPX Now Than al Ahy PrevoHt Trttp; neremmf Need of (]hmnv-mahnn CtPn* A* Prncpal paxon for Manfold Uw of Penny (AmET Nobody H+tn* to know where thr rlunlve penny k hdng, hut a new nhartace ppears to be Arvrloplnt. Thr Federal w*rw hunk of Vcw Vork s ratonng penny supples n banhv Although the penny's purehftnlnu power s pmrtlrally nl. banker* aftrw t would * mpohslblr to frry ftn everyday hulllpv wthout a plfntlfl supply tof the Mltrflraht cons..frt wnfrr WW Mhks of Curfrrt and vrlt- f.v fced a rrltml penny Khnrtftr, an peal to ho publc brought a heavy flow out of the pggy luks and other cache* of the thrfty and nto bftnk vaults where th*» ffrrfthtr avalable to buntness people for flungf mkln* A Nrkloe was nllt up as a rrauh nf ths plea, lnt tradl wtlrtr.unl nf pennes from elrejatoj hah heen rnrtcrl n the ntrrvrnlng month*, «o la penny *:tvefs who muy hftvp llppe back Bref tems of the Week n Carteret Tlw ultn boys of St. Demetrus laannr Church enjoyed an out- nn l» Olympc Park. They were ncrcmpanlml by ev. John Hundjak, Mr, and Mrs. Dlmtrl Zazworsky and M. A, Sspak, : p W. Mlttuch, drugffst and fanner mayor.has been named a nwnbfr of the defense group sponsored by the New Jersey Pharmaceutlnal Assocaton. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mlsclck, Mr. and Mrs B E Moscck and Mss Hose Mnsclckl, Warren Street, vsted at Vlllanova College, Pa., wfere Sster Mary,Domltan, the former Mary Moscck, was awarded a bachelor of scence degree n educaton. Mr. and Mrs. George" Ferenchlak and sons, Steven and George, Jr., 8 Jersey Street, have been vultm: relatves n Pennsylvana. Mrs John Scally, Atlantc.Street, has been spendng a week n Allento"wn, Pa. The Polsh Lades' Socal Club wll.sponsor an outng to Budd Lake, August 6, leavng from the church nt fl: A, M. The annual pcnc of St. Mark's Epscopal Church wll be Held September n the Ukrattan Pavlon.. The Ukranan Amercan Ctjens' Club wll hold ts annual pcnc Sunday afternoon, at o'clock n Gnda's Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Casey, Ukranan Orthodox Day Plans Advanced CATEET Joseph Kraly, Keneral charman of the Ukranan Orthodox Day, announces a meetng of the commttee to be held nt the Ukranan Pavlon Monday evenng, August, at 7: P. M. The affar wll be held Sunday, September '%. The chors of Newark and. Passalc Ukranan chftrches wljl partcpate at a concert sponsored by the local church nholb. At n prevous meetng Mrs. Anna Wndfak and Mrs. Eva Olusczyc ha<d been elected cocharmen n charge of refreshments. They wll be asssted by Mrs. Helen Woansky, Mrs. Anna Kawensky and members of the Ssterhood. Stephen Mellck wll be n charge of he outsde grll. New members have been added to the commlttee. They are: Mrs. Catherne Efrmchk, Mrs. Mary Harrow, Mrs. Catherne Onda, Mrs. ose azworsky and Mrs. Stella Phllllpte. Park* Added Newtor. B. Drury, drector of th* Natonal Park Servce, reported that thr^e n«w arfta were brought nto the natonal park system durng the 95 fscal ytar: Efflg<- Mounds Natonal Monument, owa; TJeSoto Memoral, FJ«.; and the parkway connectng Washngton, D.C, and Sultland, Md ahway. entertaned a group of resdents from ths borough at ther cottage n Manasquan. Mr. and Mrs. John Hancheck. 5 Frtc?erlck Street, are on a two weeks vacatlob vstng ther Son P.F.C. John Hancheck, Jr. servng wth the Ar Force to Cookyllle, Tenn. and also spendng a wqflfc n. Florda. Mr. and MnS. J. O. Nevlle, 88 Lowell Street entertaned guests over the week-ead. The guests ncluded ther daughter, Ann, Mss Patrca Pesch. of Chcago add Leut. Al Petone of Kansas Cty. nto ther old habt* analt arr bclnx atkrd to take the copper* lo ther bank nnd turn them h for Ml* ana sll»fr rottl*. The pltrh s not as lever* t *>u tal Wnter, hut t may well become «o uhlrtw a belter Bstrbutfon or the one-rent peces l«effeeted. Whle no one roul] put hs flngrr on the exact reason for the decrease n penny Hnulatlon, t s generally agreed ndvdual savngs could not account rnr the shortage. Meantme, the mnt * workng overtme at mlrh n«twenty hour* a week anl can't keep up wth the demand, t wan salrt. The oecotld Federal eserve Dstrct sad: "Norttlaty, n every other year, we have, taken n more pennes lhan HT have gven out to member hank-;, hll now our supply s beng depleted lo Hrh an extent that we'll he n had shape for the ral and Chrstmas shoppng seasons unless we can buld up n new reservor." BUND COUPLE BULDS WNNPEG. Mantoba Mr. and Mrs. snac Fehr, both Wnd, recently moved nto ther new home wth ther two chldren, Volet, S, and Walter,. Fehr, a carpenter, started the house nne months ago and bult t wth the help of frends and local contrbutons. CAD OF THANKS BODNAfc We wsh to express our sncere thanks to our relatves, frends and neghbor^ for ther knd expressons of sympathy, ther many acts of kndness, sprtual bouquets and beautful floral trbutes extended n our recent bereavement n the loss of our dearly beloved daughter and devoted sster, Mss Catherne Bodnnr. We especally wsh to thank the ev. John Hundlak, pastor of St. Demetrus Ukranan Church of Carteret. the ev Peter Meech, pastor of St. Vladmr's Ukranan Church of New York Cty, Professor Alexander Blymkl, the altar boys, the St. Demetrus Church chor, the members of St, Mary's Sodalty, the St. Demetrus Youth Club, the Carteret Frst Ad Squad, Dr. Lorrlmer Armstrong of Westfleld, N. J., Dr. Samuel Messenger of Carteret, the offcals, forelades and co-workers of Merck ft. Co., of Jahway, DeLuxe Sportswear of ahway, Employees of the Castng Dept. of U. 6. M«tals efnng Co., Carteret O.W..W. Local No. 97, employees of deneral Amercan Tank and Storage Co., employees of Amercan Mneral Sprts Co. Laboratores, Hll-Top Sooal Club, those who donated curs and the drvtsrs, the honorary and actve bearers, the Carteret Polce Department and the funeral drector, E. N. Bzub, for satsfactory servces rendered. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bodnar and Famly. /. C. Fhhtr Funeral Tomorrtnt AfternOfh FDAY, AUOUST 7, 95 CATBJPr Funeral servjee* for lthftn Chrstan Fscher, S8, 95 ' Monrne Avenue, Ellfebrth, who ded at Henderson ftyrbor, N. Y. of a heart attack, wll be held at P. M. tomorrow from the Schmdt Memoral Funeral Home, ls9 *e»tn>ld Avmup. Elzabeth Mr. Flsnh<-r was supervlsr of the Pennsylvana alroad staton n New York ftp wft emplrfyra by ML tallroad for years.. He was connected wllh yahous lodps n Eltznhpth. Survvng are n son, Chstah W. a daughter, Mrs. Henry PlcnraykowSkl; < brother, Hnns P.; a sster, Mrs. ftdnf Chrstwsen, all of Elsabeth, dlsn two ranrrhldreh. CATOh MSH N Kansas Cty, Mo When flood waters left two feet of water n hs 5-acre chcken lot. Jdhn Brdges natlcpd fl large fsh swmmng n the lot. He turned hs fjur Chesapeake retrlever dogs loose. A half hour later one of them caught the fsh a buftalo, weghng about. pounds. Snnwplon DnAer Ofound (n New York's new mllon dollar bus termlhs! a showplow B,!Wt tnt of ppe burled n the corcrete wll keep the ramp surface fre«fro.n snow aha c*. A new type of ol lawed to keep the ppes r.'arn; enough n m^lt snnw «nd ce. YOU GET frendly, understandng servce. Loan s made yor;r way whertver possble. YOU GET prompt servce. Phone frst fur a one-vst loan. Wrte or phone for loan by mal. Or drop n, n prnvldn nefdtfl fl Velofrmrtt n the nannnt pnr^ t torn rrflehtd a pust-'var pmk n t),t ', past fscal year, Strrcarj of the nteror Ornr J. Chapman lad n hl«pnnul report Ho ndr<-d, how- ver, that t would take nc.ny years tft fpmptte the lnckloy of.tps. tary lnprovrmrnts., Top MMad Sfnn What's he nngfst ralroad brdge n th* world? Dlgent f-arch nto De records revtla that tho Lowe Zambrtl brdge s,( 6 feet long. Ths brdge cost $,, to construct, at a tme when a dollar bought n dollar'* worth, ^t look three and-a-hnlf years to buld. Color (.'hanftr Of nterest to the archtect s th» fnet that, togethtr wth bronze, nckel tllver alloys', wth sutably chosen nckel content, afford a wde nnd graduated rcale of colors to rr.ettl rangng from rnddnh >n>nze, through pnk, to gray and the whte of the alloys cor-talnlng AS much > per cent of nckel Fnd New 8oujc«New tourch for hgh grade ron ore have been found outsde of ths country n Labrador, Venezuela and Lbera n West Afrca. But Some oj th 8e projects r.ay not be co Deted for severs! years. MM dre-t Dr'.nln Greenland, the worlds laj?? sland.^hj tn nren of ;)7, square mles; nearly tmes that nt Great Brtan or of daho, EMPLOYED WOMEN Marred or snf-ln you can get cash here promptly. Use our Specal Lunch Hour Servce: Phono frst and get the (»«n n one vst. Get t your way and fast. YOU GET sound advce. The YES MANnger s a husne nnd famly mnn who understands your problem. YOU GET a Natonwde Cash-Credt Card that establshes your credt at over 5 afflated humal offces n the Unted States and Canada: These "plusses" are yours for choosng Wma. Don't borrow unnecessarly but f a loan s he rght answer, rerember t's "YES" to out of 5 men and women marred or sngle -at fttwna/. Come n... wrte,.. phone TODAY. Loam $ to $SOO on Sgnature, Furnture or Car AT was SAY YH- FNANCE CO. Ground floor, 8 VNG STEET, AHWAY Corner Mlton'Sluet, (N»>l to A S P Supar Market) Phone: Ahwoy 7-85 John H. Honywll, YES MANagtr Luan mad? to rcdentt cl all unroundng lowrn tense" Wu. 89 About Yttr fhm aspberres and blueberres make excellent' bank ana sde boundary hedge*. Bluftberrl»s even make good foundaton shnhfl. As an extra dvdend you wll have dellfols suh-rtp&ed berres * season. Blueberres hare a lovely brunch pattern, tn sprng they are flled > your m wth clusters of pnk and whte futhrtn and n the attumn ther levfe turn beautful scarlet and djwter colors. Boll for growng blueberres Wust be fertle and m<mst, bt well draned. t should be acd tfra or the same type twrwsary for growng rhododendrons and smlar Hour-sol plants. Plant blueberres about two ffect apart for a good hedge, and four feet apart for foundaton shrubs. Keep the plants mulched at all Mne*. Have at least two varetes n the same hedge for cross-polllnftlon aspberres matt a' thck See Our Ama^g fc.t u ^ j *---- # Sew on Buttons and hole * Make any se buttonhole Blnd Sttch brambb/ hedge punted n any tfrll-tffmncd anr w, Thftre are two u> rles black and n should be planted ;,,, apart. The blacks m, to thlrtynx lnrhr tyjpes shotm be m after plantng. T»>V,, mulched. ed raspberres M, ously and must n bounds. The canr,,,; nnd Blacks row,,,' bcah the next and n,, move canes after h n. can own a NLCClll down-b months to Embroder Sew Zlg-Z«g» Hem and Qteredge Sew Fdrwar* artd everse Handroll Mohogrtn* Mend and Darn Home Demonrtrmtlon Call P.A..tm-rnr FEE SPECAL SALE THS WEEK! Bg Savngs ON [Uv\\ Machne* up T CONSOLE POTLES TEADLFS Your Absolute Satsfacton s Guaranteed at Your NECCH Sewng CCLE. GOVE Authorsed NECC«t Dealer P. BUNETT N»t Bwlde Servlft SMTH STEET PETH AMBOY - ^ j paru Opposte (l(j Pnrklng!,«( at.. tttntluu AUGUST SALE FEATUE! L E O N'S THLLNG NEW DNETTE BUY! 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BAGAN TLE Dresses Polo Shrts Sports Shrts Swm Suts and Many Other tems To Choose From ALL WOMEN'S PLAY SHOES Ks,99 Closed AH DapfWednesda) Durng August Op*n Dalty to B P. M. ~ hw»y to» P. M. Gtld MtJoJ Jor th, Scon/ Y,or. YOU SAVE egularly 9.95 Kelt's an ekcltlng hew dnette Daystrotn ColwaAUc, made of plu*t' she^th*d»wnd tubng. t combnes the durablty of steel wth tn wattnth W wwd. So glamorous for any dnng area n your home. Prac tcal tor the pato, porch or terrace wth ts chp, stan and hum resstant D«jrBbt>mt«Wonder top and plastc sheathed tubular <v JWe, "x^", extends to "x" wth U'/ tmf. Large Daystom chajr, well-tushloned, comfort-curved. Washable, smartly patterned m plan plastc upholstery. A wde range of smart tolor n wood gran table tops and chars, *. UM Our New ff J W S t«*m *"»'«LOWE Credt Tftrm* Cloned WMtnufey DWrBf AlfMt *HEE PAKMO LOT AT BEA OF STOE ** GFFTH PjANO COMPANY «u MOW jnurr.mwallk, t vmm w f»j $H tj, Kng Sts.

3 rattteblrt* Famly Church s Scene Sosnowsk - Nemjo Nuptals.,KT Mss Mary Nemjo. Street* address For travelng the,r Ms Susan Nemjo. brde chotp a rey sut anrt navy, u Avenue, and the late blur aceexsnrlps ;,-,n <». bftramf trfe brde Both are graduates of Carteret. tsnow.*!. wn of Mr Hgh School. The brde s em- Knk otnow o.tnow8k. 8 ployed AS n stenographer by Fns r, n the Holy famly ter Wheeler Corporaton and her.,nnday afternoon. ev. husband la employed at the Carterct. Ordnance Depot. pastort of f the the lv her brother, Mlchlp brde wore «whte M u'own fashoned wth.,, m sleeves, ftted :, full skrt termnatng t,-n. Her flngertlp-,,[ nylnn tulle was at-, snt.ln tlora trmmed, blossoms and pearls,n led a prayertwok ;h n whte orchd, rar-, nf the 'valley and,, nodnak, Brdgeport. d us mad of honor... Sopha Pedak and,:,,«skl, both of ths bor., brdesmads. Adam le brdegroom's best.nm Tomtauk and John lned,! Mrs Sosnowsk are on New England and upon ; resde at the Lowell AT PlLPT M-rr-ev. Karl Klette, ueran Church, wll re- «<n-k, Sunday, August 9,.Ml after an operaton, : wll conduct the reu- : 'luc servces, Qermn,: H.so A. M. and Englsh u!) A.M. (OVE8 [); HET A son was born to, Mrs. Harold Ofove, tfl-, park, at the alway Me- H,,^)tal. Mrs. Grove s the Mvlene Bowen. AVAL TKHET Mr. and Mrs. Jo-,m D. 57 Lous Street, are, n\- of a daughter bom at :n Amboy Oeneral Hos- (opper vn.,m and mall moun'j of -' the platnum mtttl often,:.d wth copper mnerals und ov-rrd n the.count of *lee t'dnng at rapptr. Pt. eadng Pcn Scheduled Sunday POT EADNG Fnal arrangements have been Completed for the St. Anthony's Church famly pcnc Sunday at the Maple Tree farm, Avenel. The pcnc grounds wll bo open to the publc at P. M. Julus Kollar s charman and he n beng amlkt*d by a large :ommlttee of members of the Holy Name, osary and Chldren of Mary Socetes. Among those adng on the commttees are: John Bolnsky, Carl Herzog, Edward Herzog, John Hutnlk, Joseph Hutnlk, Mke Smeone, Ncholas Petlegrlno, Lous Decrbus, Steve Qurka, Edward Tjelmpeter, Walter Saffran, Davd Lynch, John Donek, Edward Martn, Leon Gerlty Mrs. Harry Burke, Mrs. Anthony Scutt, Mrs. Attlllo Notaro. Mrs. Helen Herzog, Dorothy ShaefTer, Vrgna Shaeffer, Catherne SolerJd. Anne otllll. Charlotte Hutnlk, Annette Marglotto, Venlto Takach, Mrs, John GowlU, Mrs. Hose Smeone, Mrs. Prank Barbato, John Lazar, Joseph Atoerghlne, Steve Lazar, John Jacovonch, Mrs. Catherne Kollar, John Kollar and Mrs. Marge Poslk. ': The affar wll feature dancng and games for young and old. The commttee has hred two bands tor the day. efreshments wll toe served from P. M. The mem wll nclude sausage, hot dogs, pork roll, hamburgers, clams on half shell, steamed clams, corn on the cob, cabbage rolls, clam chowder, soda and beer. Publc Servce bus No. 5 passes the grounds. John oyle. sports edtor of The ndependent-leader, wll serve as drector of the varous contests. Enlst* for Yeart GUSTAV W. M.AK CATEET Another borough young man who enlsted n He Ar Force s recevng hs trann at Sampson. N. Y. He s Oustav W. Mllak,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oustav Mllak, 7 Essex Street, Mllak, who attended Carteret Hgh School and was employed as recevng clerk by Metal and Thermt Corporaton, enlsted for four years. Mss Bodnar's Funeral s Largely Attended CATEET Many relatves and frends attended the funeral servces for Mss Catherne Bodnar. 8 Lelck Avenue, 'held Saturday from the Bzub Funeral Home, 5 Wheeler Avenue. A solemn hgh mnss of requem was offered n St. Demetrus Church. ev. John A. Hundak offcated, wth ev. PeteT Melech, pastor of St. Vladmr's Church, New York, assstng. nterment was n osehlll Cemetery, Lnden, where Father Hundlak read commttal prayers. Honorary bearers were Mss Mae Deckus, Mss Sophe Lasky, Mss Ann Hadynlak, Mss Ann Gransky, Mss Ann Such and Mss Catherne Deckus. Bearers were John Ubnek, Mchael Halasnlck, Stanley Nasluck, Mchael Meddete, Stanley Truck and Joseph Shys tocskl. Ukranan Youth Club held servces Wednesday nght. Thursday. St Cecela's Church Chor, Here t s. GAND OPENNG nmtt, Aoctf 7, t«'* ev. and Mrs. Hopper Jr. Wll eturn to Manse Here Sept. CATEET ev and Mrs. column of relgous and nsplra- Orlon C Hopper, Jr, are on a tlonal messages for thp Elzabeth weddng trp n New England and' Daly Journal church page tt wll return to the manse of the served M assstant pastor of Cran- Flrst Presbyteran church on Hep- j ford Presbyteran Church from tmber j &J to 96 and at pastor from Tlev. Mr Hopper, paslnr of the 98 to 96 church, am Ml.v Elzabeth Bradford Hull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs O Albert Hull, of Oasport. N. Mnner Party Honors Y. wore marred August n the Frends Meetng House of Oasport. Anthony Borys, Brde ev Oron C Hopper. D, ).. father of Hp brdegroom, performed the ceremony, asssted by was held at the home of Mrs CATEET A dnner party Anna Vp.rnun of OAS); student E *, student pastor * >H Prknds Churrh «nd a ^my at. Colgate-oches tor Semlnnry. Attendng the brde was her sster, Mrs. M,. Vulkman, of Northflelr, Mnn. DHvlt C. Hopper served us best man for hs brother. ev. Mr. Hopper, son of Dr. and Mrs, Hopper, of Prnceton. s a graduate of Yule Unversty, Class of 95. A month nfu>r hs graduaton from Prnceton Theologcal Semnary n June, B8, he assumed the pastorate of the Carteret Church. Mrs. Hopper s a graduate of Qrove Cty College, Grove Cty, Pa., and s n senor n the School of Chrstan Educaton of Prnceton Theologcal Semnary. ev. and Mrs Hopper wll be home at the manse of the Frst Presbyteran Church of Carteret after September. They are on an extended weddng trp. ev. Mr. Hopper's father for many years contrbuted a weekly LST SEVCES CATEET The feast of Transfguraton wll be observed n St. Demetrus' Church Sunday, Augus^ 9. Dvne lturges wll be celebrated at 9 and :5 A. M. Tradtonal blessng of frut wll follow both lturges. NF. WCmzEN CATEET A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Lonas, 5S Hgh Street, at the Elzabeth Oeneral Hosptal. Mrs. Lonas the former uth Davs. selln, and St. Mary's Sodalty #f St. Demetrus Church held serv-.ces. Father Hundak led prayers Wednesday, Thursday and Frday nghts. Perth Amboy's Complete Juvenle Department Store for nfants, Chldren and Teen Agers. TOMOOW FDAY, AUGUST 7th at 9: A. M. HAOW'S "FOM CADLE TO COLLEGE" At Our Brand New Home 7 SMTH STEET NEA 5 CONES ^FEATUNG = A COMPLETE NFANTS DEPATMENT CHLDEN'S WEA to <>X and 7 to SUB-TEEN GLS WEAK BOYS' WEA TO SZE 6 "CHLDEN'S, BOYS' AND GLS' SHOES COMPLETE JUVENLE FUNTUE JEPT. COMPLETE TOY DEPATMENT Q EXOTC HAWAAN OCHDS TO THE FST LADES WHO ATTEND OU OPENNG. BEANES - GANT BALLOONS AND PENCL BOXES FO THE CHLDEN OPENNG DAY. EGSTE TOU CHLD FO THE COMPLETE FALL OUTFTS WE'E CV- WGAWM JMOUJtEW FEE TO ONE LUCKY BOY AND ONE LUCKY GL. HAOWS FOM CADLE TO COLLEGE STEET P. A treet, n lwuor of her son. An- daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Herb Mastc, Plattsbure. N. Y. The couple was marred August n ft Perre's. C. Church n F'lattsburg Mrs. June Mastc, sster-n-law of the brde, and James Mastc, the brde's brother. were the attendants. The brde was graduated from Prattsburg Hgh School and Ukranan Cluh Hold Pcnc Sunday Plattsburg Hosptal School of Nursng. Her husband, a graduate of Mddlesex County Boys' Vocatonal and Techncal Hgh School Amercan Ctzens Club wll spon- CATEET - The Ukranan s n the U. S. Navy, servng aboard sor ts annual famly pcnc ths the U6 Stelnaker. Sunday at P, M. n Qlnda's Atendng the party were Mr Grove n Carteret. All members and Mrs. J. A. Slachetka, Mr and Mrs. E. J. Wawrzyrsk, Mrs. A. E. are asked to make reservatons Marclnlak, Anthony Erregorblcz, wth the commttee by Saturday Msses Josephne, Stephane. ose noon. Games, contests and entertanment wll be featured. Home and Anna Borys of ths borough, J. E. Young of Elzabeth; Mr. and Cooked meals and refreshments Mrs. James Mastc, and Dr. and wll be served. Mrs, Mastc of Plattsburg. ' Joseph Pukach s general charman of the event, assst^* by John DAUGHTE TO SAKSONS L. Qlnda. Mchael Holowchuk, CATEET A daughter was Theodore Kaskw, John omanetz, born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sak-, Stephen Wuy, Joseph Wadlak, sort, Longfellow Street! at the j Thomns Onda Jr., Myron Holow- Perth Amboy General Hosptal, clnk and Alexander Onda, Don't delay... SAVE today durng our annual August nvest n Fne Furs WOODBDGE FU SHOP 5 AMBOY AVK. WOODUtlDGE 8-77 ><«? Sergeant Sama Glad to be Home After 8 Months Duty n Korea CATFrr 6 S«t Al-x 8amu, son of Mr and Mrs Alwt Samu. fr, 7 tareh Htreft who has swn wmp.ntenv MulUm; durng hs 8 months of actve duty n Korea, n glad lo br buck Atttent Mc«l<-r hn b*en rullvatta from tkf mnmmotlal n tropcal conn rev Accordng to one Mnorty, th* cultvated ter, n all ts nunv <TO»J v»retlf!«. orgnated from a wld plant whch ndgenous to cprt«ln arta* n nda and alto l> <t v» n tropcal Autrtlt. tplllllh Thf mattur hanlyman *>e houf can pr«vent plywood from Apllttlnt X he puts a ctr!p nl cellophane '."p Urn pont where he plan* " saw kafautuktkem.., bent Shampoo Help brng ba<k natural toftnets and hln«all the/ natural beauty of your har See how Drene s qud, rfh suds helps to do away wth the dull look... the coarse, stff feel of your har... caused by perspraton dustheat and "salty" spray. Drene cleanses gently never dres out your har... leave t naturally soft, shrtng, easy to managel Try sparklng Drene today for the most bautful hor under the sunl Large 89^ Med. 5]c fadant Shampoo Large 89 C "< < 57 C leqvts har "adantly Altt" P U B L X norm wth h* famly and frend*. " "t's wonderful to be home," he ' de-sred today. Shortly after M»r»dtfltlon from the Carteret HlBh School wth the claw of 'tt, Sencpwt Samu enlsted n tltt! Ar Force After eompletln hb ; basc tracng at Lackland Bue,.. nn Antdlo. Tex, he w«taunt* /erred to Clark Ffld n the FMUpplnrs A few weeks later hla d*»j tlnatlon was Japan, wher«bt served untl thp outbreak of hot-: tllltlm n Korea. Hr remahutf CO the Korean warfront untl te W? celved orders to return to U* Unted SUt*s For the duraton of hs enlltraent Srrneant Samu wll be «ttr tonrd n Washngton. D. C. MOT-than-seasonal declne reported n July producton. 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5 TEBT j, Joe's Np lkes, n Ptchers' ) n rl n Sr. League,!K!FT n a tllttt ptch-,: hptwrt Gent Ortda and \H!!lpf«, ocne had tw,l H (>. hut the St. Joe's made,.. of ther hts to walk : ;, do.* - trumph <Jvcr,,. n he Men's Behlor Base-,, c Hts #t«k at the hgh rnrlum fwd. C*ne flowed >tul MlgteM ftve Up elkht :M.TOP'S combne c«me ur>,! n co-run raltf n the nnnt when AHftm Oluk sngled, followed bv benn,.lr and a base oh Blls to Mmroehl Makwlnskl wal- -\ hr*e-ww«r tq elean the Hrt wlrt hfe buttle. ; rf lurllllk, SS. M > llltl.b X ln'.kv, f KTU, rf jylk, b Vm. '-') - st. Ukes () ' %..t... t e... ft e o aned-out Stock ar ace Slated or Dover Tonght t et Schedule For Comng Week Men's Baseball, Cts, 6 f. M. Tues Clovers vs. St. Joe's Thurs.-^Fostw Whalers vs. St. Joe's Frl. Ukes vs. Clovers Men's Softball, Lleutr, BS P. M. Mon. Sacred Heart vs, St. Joe's Holy Name Wed -Stellato's vs. Nu-Way Frl.-st. Joe's Holy Name vs. Knghts of Columbus Cub U»fue, Park, 9 A. M. Tues.^-Eagles vs. Thunderbolts Thurs. Sp"arrows vs. ed Brds Junor League, Park, 6 f. M. Tues.--Cobras-vs. kll Boys Thurs, -Vglantes vs. W«t Car-Myersteret J, Medvetz, ss Helley, f olgan, lb trabpede, Parkas, cf Vatt Standng for ecreaton CATEET- -A lstng of the team standngs fur the varwus ecreaton baseball and Softball leagues reveals that the Cobras are currently leadng the Junor League, whle the TtluMde bolts hdm tre ple poston m the Cub ll.ms, ss League. rw.k, lb n th«men's Softball League, the Nu-Way Cldaners set the pace, nkll, cfdnrl. b... wth the Sacre Hearts followng lka, lb a close seconds The Yuhasz grls akvvnsk. b o rule fupreme l( the Grls' Softball loop. sky, rf... t> n-k. c e o The complete standngs, as relem by Al rrt-chka, ecreaton -;../.. P o b bpaftment, drfctor, folldws; Cub Leacue p,,nr by lnn W Thunderbolts : 6 Jll'S l J o a e x-sparrows 6 Eagles ed Brds Junor L*a»ue Cobras Hll Boys Vglantes West Carteret Men's Softball Nu-Way acred Heart Stellato's DOVE The card of stock car co u.s the personal appearr (,f Buster Crabbe as a mest rr fn one of the r*cfes whch runed out last week wll be ntact for the frlday nght nun at the new Odv«Speedtbut- s noted for hs moton tn f rules as Tarzan, Blly the A tny mammal wth a "feather" d and Flash Oord.pn. The Atbn stock Car acng Club at the (nd of a three-nch-long nak«d tall has b«en added to the huh.-auctons the races at the nujrm^l collectons of the Smth. f-mle sauoer f noted for Sbra ln*rltutdh tn Washngton. brand of auto rac Thl anmal t the pen-taled tree threw of Mnlaya, Short Course A l:'h school grl seated next famous astronomt at a dn mrty asked hm, "What do»u (n n lfe?" H. repled, " study astronomy.' ("Dem me," sad the young mss fnshed tha last year." St. Joseph's Holy Name Knghts of Columbus Orls' League Yuhasz Debs Farmerettes. 8 7 Cak Beat batcb Dutch hcusev.lvej n Zeelnnd, Wllh ther p89slon for cleanlness, jcrub tne patnud Wy-te. surfaces of ther households every day except fenday, and renew all pant coatngs Bt l«ast one* a venr. % MOE EFFCENT THAN OL "LQU-MOLY" MOLYBDENUM-BASE LUBCANT v Cobras Take Lead n Junor League Wth 7- Vctory CATEET - Thp Cobras took over command n tle Junor >sgue by defeatng the West Cartere. combne. 7-. "Duke" Haylro lmted Wnst carterc-l tomx hts whle hs teammates staged a touple of early ralles to clnch the ny Wlzna's smashng trple g p wth three men on base accounted for three runs n the openng frame "Tha, n the thrd nnng, Onlamb shnes wth the bases loaded to start a bg four-run rally. West CArteret () c b Del Vancho, D Mcreln, b. Medvste rf Kollbas. ss Dacko, c J. Mayko. lb D. Hayko, p Wlzna. b. Vlnsko, f... Galamb, cf Leahy, b... Bohacs. rf. Cobras Score by nnngs: Wft Carteret Cobras m^ a 8 (7) ' a o o 7 D 7 Thunderbolts and Eagles Wn Games n Cub ec Loop CATEET.-The Thunderbolts won ther sxth straght game n the Cub League ths week, beatng the Sparrows by t 5- score. Blly Vnsko was the wnnng hurler as he held tle losers to eght scattered hts. He started hs own wnnng rally n the last half of the sxth nnng by drawng a base on balls. Then T. Carmchael ht a long sngle whch drove Vlnsko home wth the wnnng nn. n the second game, the Eagles came from behnd to beat the ed Brds. 5-. Bobby Horvath drove n two runs besdes hurlng a neat game. Sparrows (S) Pusllo, ss Dorko, lb usnak, cf ohaly, c Kurtak, f, A. Szpak, b Onder, b Zubacfc, b Ftaula, rf t WnECTS YOU BEANGS EVEN %-a ff ALL THE OL tar, BUNS UP! Moscklcl, rf Trucke, lb '. Onder, b Curcy, cf l Hamosk, c Lenny, b MOLYBDENUM ts scence's nearest dscovery n lubrcaton for llxh-speed, Wfh-tewperature bearnf surfaces. Exhaustve tests! >y tovernmental apd prvate laboratores prove the remarkable Eagles (9) naltle* of hh muttahte. NO*, at last, t s avalable n safe, tunvenlent and effectve form.. under the name of "LQV- Mo.Y," produced by the ht My retbeeted Lockrey Company, '".nufactlrert bf many fhbus products for scence and ndustry. KH-MOLY" outs down the rate of temperature-rse n frlc- UU surfaces to ONE-THJBD or LESS... copy of laboratory r >-»>rt sent on reaue#t. t "plate*" your bearngs wth a flm that CANNOT be "8QUBE8ED-t/T" by ally amount of pressure, heat u ' M>«td. t - - d - e - a UMSer ANY CONDTONS, unharmed b * 'Kh temperatvtt... wen to rtfl Hbt hat. "LQU-MOLY" 'l'-vt-nts stlckln* and scorn*, t speeds run ns. And t s SO S >H'.K to use... mertly add coht«nu of can to vrakcase ol J ' Kcar-jrease and get B«AL motor performance and protecton. «'< « anl tm on your «h lne. C«t htrt fo«* XW.M" l"" es wl'""" "»«lul>, and comune ool HAvW V ol V*' m ml " * "" "»?;*,'" work».»l>e crtnkum. From HThot to TW BKLOW lero "LKju-MtLK" KPM Whether You Want MOE or LESS fctogtt tlfc FrUtlon Son rng Btbbtr "LQU-MOLY" Wll Che t U You! AutkorM&l X' ' Wear Ur, \ n 8 8 Thunderbolts (5) H Horvath, b E, Carmchael, lb... Nard, c Polanscak, b ;... } Vnsko, p Leahy, cf ft T. Carmlchael, f Lehotsky, ss 6 Brent, rf 5 6 Score by nnngs: Sparrows Thunderbolts...: 5 M brds () Hamadyk, lfv Zazworsky, p Sweda, ss Pusllo. ss Dorko, b Ur, c. Brown, b D. Brown, lb Sabo, f [ akatos, cf... Keratt, rf TO "HEAAr 8 ft o «b FDAY, AUQUSf 7, M m dm-y POT PU/NG *7M r Mo/VfH d, TO GOOD CHANCE TO 6Whl ANP PA We A BAP SLUMP oo H/TTE THE F'ST T/ME ' BEST OF T / QPEAKNG O OUT SPOTS by Meyer Thanks to our grl frend, Mary, who handles the ncomng mal n the Carteret offce, We wete ablfe to get a nce pece on one of our former baseball players who s makng good n "small-tme" baseball. He s none othen than the popular Eml Nascak, a former member of the Ukes baseball team, who s now cavortng hs wares tor the Wnona Chefs n the Southern Mnnesota Baseball League. Battng n the leadoff sfot ard playng short, tfmll fluently was honored when hs home towrt held "EWl's Day" n honor of the Carteret star who s makng the grade. Here are a few excerpts rom the Wnona epublcan-herald, of Wnona, Mnn., whch wll better tell of Sml's explots., "A home run by Shortstop Eml Nascak on hs "nght" and a two-run eghth nnng powered the Wnona Cnefs to a - Southern Mnnesota League wn over the.waseca Braves Thursday nght, breakng a sx-game Waseca vctory strng. "Nascak's clout came n the Seventh nnng and Shoved Wnona nto a - advantage. "The count remaned at -all untl Nascak busted, out wth Ts crcut blow over the left feld fence, t was the lttle Tger's thrd of the year. Ths s the frst season Eml has been n a hbme-ruh-hrung mood snce he was wth Waukegan, ]., n 97.". The followng appeared under a three-colutan cut whch feature^' the sports page: "Eml's Nghl Shortstop Eml Nascak, center n photo, really made hs nght a successful one at GaBrych Park Thursday nght, Eml's sevehth nnng home run played a bg part n Wnoha's ^ SWUthetn League wn over Waseca. A group 6 dowhtown busnessmen got together and sponsored the 'nght,' gvng Eml several gfts, ncludng a cash donaton. At the left s Ken Allan, charman for the 'nght,' and Mayor J. oland Edde." WA METAL The Navy s consderng the salvage of about, tons of World War ll ron and stee) scrap abandoned by Amercan and Japanese forces n.alaaka and the Aleutan, slands. Bds have been asked of commercal frms for the salvage Job. Horvath, p 6 Score by nnngs: Eed Brds Eagta, 5 Lt N «*rt*r DO TOUB FONT-END the f ron«end comes Unt... B hnm the motor.. the leerng apparatu... the hejujugma, the rest of roar «w etc. To keep t n tp-tap shape.., EBULDNG TEAKS WU>EKNCE NO 6t8lW6kK, EtaMtBbMrENTlNO, DKtAtl OdltflXrELt HmFTED 8HOP AND TOCfk OF FA*T8 CA WEEL UQNNG A BALANCNG M SEVCE - AHWAY BAKE SEVCE MoMr MM MAM M b m fytjtnl»ewh«- tl-honr tbwln* b X, AHWAY Shatterng A wdow feelng she has been less than knd durng 5 years bf marred lfe, tled to get ttl touch wth her departed Msbahd through a medum. "Are you happy?" she ask«d. " tun that," was, the reply. "Now you're n Heavfen, of oourse you'll be happer than you w^h me?" The gpllt voce repled^ "'d better tell you straght 'm not n Heaven." Tax benefts- grfented $7,67,- more n defense plants. CATWUST For a change, the U. 8. Metals Softball team fnally won a ball game la«t week out a - trumph over the lowly WoodbrkJge ratory tettn n A regular Mddlesex County softbal league contest Soshbwskl, who hurled the vctory, also fgured promnently n scorng what proved to be the wnnng run n the last fmmr Wth the score deadlocked. Sosnowskl walked, stole second and (*n»- all the my home oh A ht by Tony BarWeM. The team standng and scot* follow: Afterfean Dvson W L du Pont Parfth Shell Ol ft General Cable ' d Carborundum U. P. Metals- Hess Ol So.-ohy Pant tttt. S. Metals Team Sacred Harts Hold nd Pk Fnally fns One Nu-Way Extndt Softball OATBET -The Sacred Hearts t ovrr and the vone revetted n League, t to hrttl webnd place n the MenS j sxth frame. Softball League by wnnng a par, n the fnal contest, the! of frames ths wnek Thry handed! leadng Nu-Way Cleaners! he lowly Knght* M Columbus tb trouble extendng thttr ther fourteenth straluhl l<w thp nlng streak to (TS str KnlthU stll have to wn ther hnd the fne efforts of!tlrst ; a me -by th<» score of n to Fo'nowskl by defeatng as Mo* Konsk hurled n nfty Jot's Holy Name chl. wo-hltur for the wnners The, Blarkle" hew the 8*nU to Woodbrldge.. Valentlnt Brck Sabo, ss Slrtan, cf flurney, c. Mlkcs. b n, b Aurtak, Jb Horvath, f.. k Bnrbterl.rf 6 V. S. Metals () s 9 Smth, c 9c*. b Ledne, Jb dlstttchp, p 8 Seclnsk, lb." Hoehler, f Morgan, ss Pttnzeru rf 9 Maraula. cf S u Ptt M.55.6 JJ ft o - 6 U) D..S 8 Ythas* Grls Pall To Farmerettes for st Defeat of Year tnlghts commtted eght errors n statttttd hts and W jjwj the feld {ffctlve n the eutent*. T* J n ther second vctory, the Way boy«pled Up an Sacred Hearts edged out a wn, «hlch they never rtlfc UVP the Slellatos The Stellatos went ahead n the top half of the seventh nnng but the game was Jardot. rf' faled before the full nnng was; Crran. rf Mudrak, c Kt*, cf PAL NEWS (bt rtnnr) the PAL Commttee assures u* that next year's PAL Day wll be j the bggest ever hew. wth fre- \ works and many more surprses n ttore for ). h wll bv held on July and twce as many are expected to attend. lb ovsefc, P, Capk. ft,»b rb S* Schulek. ll> Polek. ss tfytos. ( Halasnlk, lb the PAL baseball team wll have' Nadcrlfcl, c a busy week and by next Satur- Tomauk. lb day nlrht wll know f the team Albrecht. cf wlt get a playoff berth. 6r Sosnowskl. p Wednesday the team wll travel Kamchofl. ss to Newark and play return game. \ ODonndl, rf Newark havnu won the frst game. -, ' Score by nnngs: Sacred Hearts K of C CAfftEftETThe Yuhasz Grls suffered ther frst defeat of the season n the Grls' Softball League by losng to the Farmerettes back frfr a four-week vacaton by a score of -9 on Wed-h Camp Cowaw and s alread nesday. lookng forward to next summer fh fend of the frst nnng ant! a longer vacaton. round both teams wth one run HUO Marocchu made a gooc each, but from there on the determned mpyefcson at the A's tryouts : West Carteret team took Perth Atttboy. Hugo was offered the lead and retaned t for the place n the Phladelpha farm r^6 of the game. t was a wellplayed.,. Class C nal but thnks he wll go hard-fought game all the to chmond M. frst. way. The league-leadng Yuhasz team threatened the Farmerette n the ffth and sxth by scorltk ron Store three and four runs, respectvely. Am^rcn'S jtwre o ron ore wll but ther opponents retalated n b«ncreastd Uy msr.y mllons of ther half of the same nnngs by tons vssln,the next twu decdes, scorng fve and two runs. thanks to» new scentfc method t'. extractng Jalgh grade ron ore Barbara Hembree ptched for from magrtetlc taenrte rock and the Farmerettes, allowng 8 hts, concentratng t n a pellet fora, btte walk ard struck out two. The umble n blast rum»t:e». Y\thasr CH'rls used two hurlers; Vlnsko ptched the frst two nhlngs and gave up hts, three C»n lvpeacb Presdent walks and one strke out. Dotte The House of epresentatve! has oval releved her n the thrd the power to mpeach and the Senate nnng and permuted eght hts, to place on tral and to remove fve free trps and one strke out. from offc? all cvl offcers of the The game was called by Umpre Unted States ncludng even the Perkns at the end of slk nnngs Presdent. due to darkness. rtrnurettet () ' A6 (efty. f lanllo. cf Koval. ss On Frday the team wll go to rvlngton to play a return game. Ea'teret won the frst (jamc, -, when Mullsn ht a Kanr slam. On Saturday afternoon the team tnakes a trp to Kearny to #ay a return game, Carteret, havng won the frst game 5-. Carteret must wn at least two out Of three games n order to clnch a pray-oft poston. The fttotball season s gettng closer as the College All Stars play the Cleveland Browns Frday evenng at Chcago. The Woodbrdge Score by nnngs: U. S. Metal e Oolden Bears wll be the only one to feld a sem-pro team Wdge. Pdt... 6 ths year and Wll have four Car- Kte, cf lendrlcks, b Odnhley, f COlllns, lb Da Prlle, ss Cregar, b Wood, c Cube, r! Lysek, cf Hembree, p a o l 7 Ytahas _..._. aalamb, b Vlnsko, p\ Jb b Ctajkowakt, c Stlma, B BlshOp, SS Medvetz, cf... Magner. Sb, f Koval, p. f Marcl, rf 5 9 Wet boys playng wth them. chard Nx, Yog Medwck, Steve Trosko and Buddy Harosk are KetUng n shape wth the Woodbrdge team. Master Mnds Herkey and Ben Zusmnn of the Carteret Alumn rv* decded not to feld a team AS war condtons, labor problems and no mottay wll keep the fans awfty from the games. JackW Mullah, who s a con slant reader of ths column, s Harosk, lb... ledel, b homsky, b. kurdeba, c Kurdella, rf Kutney, p. a- \ S t, KhlrfU af C«fo*kMlb () Sb vnt. t A. Mudrak, c Kollbas. b.. M. Capk, rf Kolusek, p S b p. Capk. b Poll, ss Oaydos, f. l %... *! 9 8 <l< gt Uato's ft Sacred HearU ()... o 8 * Score by nnngs: Stellato's Sacred HefcrU b St. Joe's Hob N Muller, b _.. Stelgman, rf 5 Holowa'tch, f & ntzpatrck, ss Sebert. lb P-. Nck, p Lynch, cf Campbell, c Jackson, b X-Way (6) Hagan, * Basclllcl. ss A. Vlrag, f Kng, b esko, cf Baksa, Sb M- Vlrag, rf S Frankowskl," c Sosnowskl, p u t) m St. Joe's H. N,» Nu-Way EXCELLENT TAN SEVCE tl UTtlf, WASHNGTON Dkl Ue WEST K }V$T A SHGftl MM A m m B*O tbe convaneht way to tofb to BAtTKJOHE, WASHNGTON, and d WfeT. Drve your cr to Elzaocth-, atad board a tmootn D«#el-«l«ctrc tran. You'U rd* completahr reum and cotnfortublt. And of court*, ttm are tho»«famous "travel ejtra" of thebaltmon A Oho: dehdow meala, couhoo»*rvd»> ttl on-unw depead«blty. takl th B*O Al WAMTH Ml a BALTMOE t OHO AL

6 jsan and Cod 9 pext Summer Play * Tp Sltr tvlh Daughter.WAN KNNETT jnf'ktdn Herbert Ken wth present.m Dennett, nncl lwr Meltdn Mnrkey, n <'nt ds' comedy, "Susan God, us lllftl nl u. tlb Prnceton nnth attracton '"ln-nre for one week be- : Monday, August, Klurdfy, August 5. _, T... Hmett wll play the role tf, gu.snn Trexel fnd Mlsn Markey appear us her (laughter, Blos- Tvxrl, Featured n the cast [ b<- Wsltrr Coy, Anne Francne Phl Arthur; other roles wll flayed by Saul Davs, Betty (hl' and Howard Mller. producton wll be under the. son of Mr. Kenwth and t three sets of tlwtrexel's beausrm bun home wll be de-,^.[ by Molvu Bourne, whjo wll SO do the lghtng. Mss Bennett Mss Markey wll wear spe- Jflftn Bennett s makng her frst 'Apneannro n summer stock ths feap Her frst theatre appearance was made on Broadway wth ter fnther. the late chard Benfctt, n "Jarnegan" when She was JSghteen Ths brought her to the attenton of move scouts and a fear later she made her flm debut Wth onald Colman n "Bulldog Prummond." Except for the season 97 durng whch she toured f th the road company of "Stase poor," Mss Dennett has been n flms «'er snce. Her most recent fllnu are ' The Man Who Came Back," whch just opened on Broadway, and the enormously l "Father's Lttle Dvdend." "CLASSFED Weslvaco 'CrmtlnNt from Page ) Machnery welcomes t wth certan reservaton-! because t nevtably taken good men away from ther customary work. The great, urge of naves s tx have hs company contnue to Krow, and tls own statement s that the only lmt tn growth s the number of capable people on hand. Whle the present news about Pond Machnery s the story of ts new chemcal busness (wth mnor emphass on ts new ordnance contract', a (treat part of the company goes on wthout much knowledge of ordnance or chemcals, and perhaps t doesn't care too much. Each dlvlon manager s vrtually the presdent of hs own company. Pete. Twst, of the Peerless Pump Dvson, for example, s essentally nterested n knowng that hs dversfcaton from vertcal to horzontal pumps s comng along as t should. Hubert Gyrd. of the John Bean fln.snn dvson, worres about fre fghters and haymakers. Sd Boucher, of the versde dvson, has hopes lor hs new egg-backng eulpment. Men lke these help to explan why Paul Daves would ndgnantly reject any nference that the growth of Food Machnery depends on the length of tme Paul Daves remans on hand. Daves s ah mplct belever n the "team " He means t when he says he would he helpless wthout topgrade executves lke P.M.C.'s Vce Presdents, Ben Carter, Joe Cary, and Clarence Fraler. Nevertheless, the catalyst of Food Machnery s low-key Paul Daves. who has an ntense watchfulness. He msses nothng that has anythng to do wth people or stuatons. n hs own busness he world he knows exactly what s beng done, or not, and the reason Hs people know that he knows Daves strngs the lttle-related beads of the. Pood Machnery & OlaWy dmaned d! ; aned wardrobes whch they have brought wth them from Chemcal Corp. together strong flament. Nobody Nody A^O WANTED to tran for chemcal operators. Must work btfts. Metal and Thermt Corp., } Uflon Street, Carteret, N. J. >' New Arrvals for t'three to Sxers" the'* off to nurjery >ol, kndergarten, or stll ( lttle lady of ssuro. here We those famous dr«ye that jpake her look lk«th«well' {pred-for lttle grl sht s. n aa/, pretty-colored cotton, gll guaranteed to wash, wear a/d ft well. Each made wth a ock«t for h«r treasured rn-». Szes to 6x, o g o Dresses Szes 7 to A CONDTONED Vven's Closed WedDMdW Open Frday "tl 9 f. %. '«VeJv* on a could blame a stockholder who stepped out ot buy an nsurance polcy on Paul L. Daves, Yuhasz Grls Defeated n A.S.A. Tournament CATEET On Sunday, August, the Yuhasz Grls journeyed to Warlnanco Park to play a State tournament Softball game wth the Haydu's from Plalnfleld. Our local grls were leadng, to. n the frst nnng, but the Haydu's pcked up three runs n the second and went ot> to wn by a score of 9 to. Although the Yuhasz Grls tred desperately to regan the lead, the combnaton f good ptchng by echowlcz and oo many errors n the feld cost hem the game. echowcs, of the -aydu's, held the usually hardlttlng Yuhasz team to two hts, :ave up three walks and struck mt sx. Marcella Marno allowed x hts, walked sx and struck out,hree. Yhara Grls () H lalamb, b lnsko, b zajkowskl, lb tlma, ss Hshop, c rfarno, p Covacs, f Jedvetz, cf Koval. rf 7 Hadu's (9) H Wedgeworth, f Lowre, b lj Pfster, ss?omune, lb PotopowU, b ''erchs, c Dannucc, rf apalasa, cf echowlcz, p Score by nnngs:, Haydu's : 9 Yuhasz Grls... Broader Socal Securty cuts relef costs of the aton. NOTCE Take notce that the CATEET JAPTSMEN'S CLUB has appled to the Borough Councl of the Borough of Carteret for a club lcense for premses located at Elm Street, Carteret, N. J. Objectons, f any, should be made mmedately tn wrtng to; Mchael Maskaly, Borough Clerk Carteret, N. J. CATEET CAFTSMEN'S CLUB Pes. Prank. Barefond Jr. Sec. Julus Vaavary Treas. Mchael Breza C.P. 8-7,, 5 SPECAL SALE THUS., FB., SAT. eg.. SLACKS Par *O- GOOD SELECTON Why Travel Shop At Ar-Candtoned! OPEN r H>AY TEX M j - ^ ggg ' Jg ^mm ^v» ^p ^^* ^T7',W: U.S.M.. EXPLANS OFFE (Contnued from P«re ) beleve an njured man s more enttled to ths money than anyone flue. NSUANCE PLAN. We have offered the followng nsurance plan: Your earnngs per week Youtet ^ 5-6 $ $«-» Group Lfe Addtonal amount pad n $,,6,.5 case of Accdental Death.Your present ftck & Accdent Benefts per week for $, $,^ $, $,5 8 week* Addtonal Sck & Accdent Benefts per week for $ 6 $ 6 $ 6 $ 8 6 weeks $ 5 $ $ 7 $ 7 TOTAL PE WEEK 7 You pay PE WE*K 7c Sc 95c. "You wll note the sckness benefts run for 6 weeks. "n addton, people retrng under our formal Penson Plan would receve a pad up lfe nsurance polcy of one-half the amount shown by the earnngs above, provdng they have worked at least twenty-fve years for the Company. Ths polcy s reduced /5 for each year worked less than 5. "The cost of ths plan to the Company s about four cents per hour. ' Moreover, the Company would present free of charge a $,5 lfe polcy to the people who have already retred. "You wll note that your payments are about the same as you pay now wth a lot more benefts. ' " am sorry that t took so many words to gve you the detals of these offers, but as you can see there are a lot of fgures to remember. To our knowledge, these are the best offers made n our ndustry." Playground Notes CATEET The costume parade at the park drew a large group of contestants on Monday. Gall Slotwlnskl won the prl7,e for the most orgnal dressed as Grandma of "Lttle ed dng Hood Faryland." Brenda Wohsk had the neatest costume, dressed as a "Cupee" Doll, Joyce Sltar won the prze for the quantest dressed as a toe dancer n the boys class, Mke Kondrk dressed as an Eskmo won for the neatest costume, Barney Wlelgollnskl won the prze for the most orgnal dressed as a "Hobo." John Wolskl won the Story Book Character prze, dressed as Huckleberry Fnn. The Doll Contest at the West Carteret Playground drew the largest crowd ever to assemble at.one tme at any play area. The doll approxmately feet tall. Nancy Lenart had the smallest doll, ted wth Mary Hreha, both _,. nches long, cellulod. "Bobby" Stone won a prze for the most foregn doll, a French mad doll. Lorrane Starzk had the drtest doll, a rag doll, and Donna Sebate had the oddest doll, a doll made of clam shells, The Wheel Day Contest at the Grant Avenue Playground drew a far sze number of contestants and the wnners n the grl's classes were as follows: Helen Bryer had the smartest lookng bcycle. Valere Hodrosk and Arlene 8&ymborskl were ted for the smallest trcycles. Lorrane Hudak won the prze for the largest bcycle. n the boys classes Jmmy Suto selecton of dolls were vared and j won the prze for the smallest toy t y the judges had a dffcult tme trcycle. obert Matty and Alfred comng to a decson on any class Prokop won the przes for the of dolls. n the prettest class a largest bcycle. Joe Nemlec and te came up between Ann J. Genelle's doll and Anna Latona, both lookng bkes. Tommy esku had the smartest Amercan Beauty dolls dressed n pastel colored dresses to match the grl owners dresses. Carol gnar presented the largest doll, a boy North Dakota ural Fre Loss Totaled $9, FAGO, N.D. - ural trt losses durng 95 n North Dakota M- ceeded $9,uu accoromg..-mn Zaylske, NDAC extenson servce forester and safety specalst. Ztylske noted that chmneys were the chef cause of fres, followed closely by lghtenng. Unknown causes of fres brought the bggest farm fre losses of some $,6. Losses, due to chmney fres wat estmated at $6,5, The average f«rm loss was about $,. Defectve wrng, explosons, gasolne anu kerosene also contrbuted to the loss of property by farmers!n rural North Dakota. Seems So! Even a woodpecker owes hs success to the fact that he uses hs head. W. O. W, Magazne. ecord Attendance At Monmouth Park OCEANPOT- -The Monmouth Park Jockey Club closed the most successful season n ts sx year modern day hstory wth every exstng record smashed for both parl-mutuel play and attendance The popular seashore racr course. whch termnated the 6 day sesson on Wednesday afternoon, drew a crpwd of,7 for the fnal afternoon of sport as they poured a golden flood of $,57,76 through the machnes, largest sngle day bettng splurge of the meet. t brought total mutuels fdr the sesson to a new hgh of $56,77,- 86, averagng $,,779 daly, Ths compared wth a prevous hgh of $U,75 set n 97 durng a 6 day perod. Attendances matched the spectacular upward spral n wagerng. The turnstles, whch clcked 679,- 6 last year, rose ths year to 7.8, the greatest expresson of nterest n the hstory of the track. 8o much for the fnancal sde Of the pcture. Turnng to' the [sportng aspects of the meet, t was the same old story Jockey Jmmy 8tout, perennal jockey kng, n front of the Held wth 55 wns as compared to 5 for Fer nendo Fernandez, Cuban plot who proved hs major menace most of the way. TralneT Thomas J. Barry saddled wnners to top the condtonng crew, and both rder and condtoner receved sutable trophes n wnner's crcle ceremones Both Stout's mark of 55 wns and Barry's score of frsts also consttuted new hghs for both dlvlslops of the sport. The hgh peaks of the season were doubtless set when Arse drove home to wn the July 8th renewal of the $5, Monmouth Handcap, and on August th when Battlefeld defeated Uncle Mltl h the $5, Choce Stakes. The latter event had hopes of develop ng nto the race of the year, bu falure of Bold to come down from New York prevented the race from assumng top champonshp poten tlalltes. Battlefeld, n wnnng assumed new prestge n the eye of the turf. DSalle says prce control pro vdes proft floor, not celng. HELP Your Fellow Amercans n The Mdwest Flood Area! Please Clp and Mal Ths Coupon Today FLOOD ELEF, c/o Amercan ed Cross State Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. am enclosng the sum ot $ to the Flood elef or the Mdwestern SUte. Name! Address Thl announcement made possble through the cooperaton of the Carteret Pru;»«D)J contrbuton ECONOMY CHEVOLET, NC. O.K. USED CAS We have a few used cars that we feel are genunely outstandng values. These care have been completely recondtoned and carry Chevrolet's fafnous O. K. Used Car Guarantee. Drop n and see them. Drve them then buy! ' '8 Chevrolet t-rtoor, Fleetllne, lnmtculate throughout, boautltul b«lge, equpped ymh ^dlo, heater, undercoat, excellent tlre», seat covers, (OK llghu, etc. Very few ol ts knd; guaranteed $ 9 8 Down Payment BALANCE t MONJH8 G.M.A.C. PLAN N«w '9 Pontac -door sedan, Slver Streak, completely equlpqed wth msh tntton rado, heater, defrosters, hydreuttk drve, whte wall tres, plastc seat coven, drectonal (lgna) lghts, fog lghts, back-up llghu, undercoat and many oler extnu. Beautful -tone grey and blue, low mleage. Fnanced through GMAC. $ Down Payment BALANCE 8 MONTHS '6 Chrysler Yofker, -door sedan. A beauty, runs lke a new one. and la fully equpped wth rado, heater and defrosters, flud drve, automatc transmsson, seat coven, eta egal blue nnl«b, Chevrolet's O. K. used c»r guarantee, completely recondtoned $65 Down Paymet BALANCE t MONTHS -AS S BAGANS,' Chevrolet Truck Wth van body, V-ton, good mechancal condton, A terrlttc buy. Complete prtoe $99.79, '9 Chevrolet Fleetllne, -door sedan, ft beuuttful maroon fnsh. fully equpped wth rado and heater, defrosters, undercoat, seat covers, fog Ughta, etc. Perfect mecbanlcal condton t has been recondtoned by us and carres Chevrolet's famous O. K. used car guarantee. You c&a fnance through OMAC. $ 9 Down Payment BALANCE t MONTHS '9 Chevrolet Fleetllne, -door leoar/. A beautful thsue grey, equpped wth rado,' heater, defroster, sgnal llghu, H«L oover», etc. uns lke a dream and looks lke one., too. Completely recondtoned and carres Chevrolet's O. K. used car guarantee. You can fnance through OMAC. $ Down Payment BALANK 8 MONTHS ' Hudson -door. good mechancal condton, nutto, heater, good tnt.' Compete prce-'. $9.95 ECONOMY CHEVOLET, NC. oowlt Ave., Carteret CAT. -5 MONDAY, WEDNESDAY A l p FDAY EVENNGS ^tftftjwrtff^tfmmbm^^bt^rftf^rl^tofctu^ftmlmllm^tf'mfffrfjhmh^ Jjfttf"*rfll tfl ftfjhfl^um^ ft tflhftlwb fc ' l wa.^tt^tta J flfltfj'"tttlfu!kdttmulltt^ka^tf^rmllmt^^u''th k ^^^tfflu^^tt^^fl^ttttwt esearch Chemsts 'Contnued from Page s topes to study phosphorus chemstry nnd rletergency. He wns graduated from Wlttenrwrn College and receved hs mas-... and doctoral decrees from Western eserve Unversty He s member of the Socety of tbe llama X, the Amercan Chemcal oclety, the Amercan Ol Chemsts' Socety, the Amercan Socety f Testng Materals and the.me.rlc.u Assocaton for the Adanepment of Scence. Carteret Avenue (Contnued from Pate ) Elmwbod also were submtted. The lowest fgure, came from John Del Jonte & Sons, Garwood, whch asked $,55.8. Mddlesex Con- :rete Products and Excavatng Jotnpany, Woodbrldge, sought.5.75 and. Danels, ths borough, asked $6,, Marm Takes the Dare; Wears Hs Drest Outft KOEA-Frst Dvson Marnes, restng along a dusty Korean road found themselves open-mouthed n amazement as an automatc rfleman strolled through ther mdst clad n dress blues the tradtonal Sunday garb of the Corps, Marne Pfc. Norman L. Hoek«r,, St. Joseph, Mssour, explaned: Whle was n Calforna asked my mother to send me my drew blues. Before they arrved was on my way to Korea. receved the package only the other day and, thnkng t a Chrstmas package delayed n malng, opened t to share t wth my buddes. They dared me to wear the sut and dd only hope the colonel ddn't see me." Vtamn B Sad Kller Of Cancar-Causns Agent BOSTON, Mnss. - The dscover that large dosages of Vtamn B sometmes can destroy certan can ccr-causlng agents n anmals wa reported by the Amercan Chemca Socety. The announcement was based o: a report by two utgers Unversty scentsts, Dr. James B. Allson an(' hs assstant, Arthur W. Wase. The experments have been conducte on rats and were begun to deter mne how the toxcty, or poson of carcnogens (cancej - causng agents) can be elmnated. Baseball a sport, not ndustry, sa$s Cobb on eve of nqury. FODS. N. J. - P. A. - WE). THU SAT. "A CADET" wth Stephen McNally - Gal ussell "STCTLY DSHONOLE" wth Eto Plnza - Jarvet Legh ( Extra Cartoons on Saturday Matnee) For the Chldren on Aug. Specal Matnee Startng at P. M. SUN. THU TUES. "FGHTNG COASTGUAD" wth Bran Don levy - Ella anes "FOT WOTH" wth andolph Scott TWO CONVENENT ENTANCES Houtr t St. George Aye. At (luvtrl»r WOODBDGE DVE-N FDAY & SATUDAY - Plm nd Top Ht! James Ellson " KLLED GEONMO" MDNTTE HOO SHOW FDAY NTE! n Addton to Our HrmUr Hhow No Ktra Admltlon '" SUNDAY f MONDAY andolph Scott n "SUGAFOOT" n Techncolor G «nn Ford K "FOLLOW THE SUN" ' COMNG! Tnes., WED., TU. OHa uccm^ro "B»tu«Ground' "GO FO BOKE" ^Mf_g!ftr_u»a«Prlnt Anm Lft Df jrn E War Bondt WASHNGTON-Now you won't jve to cash n your er«wr onds tht you htve bc«n lvng o long. Presdent Truman has lgned a whch lets you bold on t* them nd draw ntcre.t for years alter hey reach maturty. The frst nrs matured May. They were :hrn ten jears old and were sold seven months before Pearl Harbor. Other seres bought durng and after World War wll mature at dfferent dates through USD. As an nducement to get holders n hang on to E bonds, t s not necessary to report the nterest for ncome taxes untl the bonds are actually cashed. The law specfcally provdes that any E bond more than 6 days old may be cahed at any tme the owner desres. Accumulated nterst wll be pad to that pont. Besdes the opton of cashng or retanng matured bonds, the law also allows the owner to exchange hs E bonds tor G bonds. On these nterest s pad by check each sx months. Ths should appeal to retred persons or others who want to spend the nttrtt «t accumulates. n the Unted States then are 5 bllon dollars nvested n war bonds, of whch 5 bllon s n E bonds. Throughout the country.6 bllon tn E bonds mature ths year. Amercan flag.vessels carred 7 per cent of foregn ad shppng. ', ft*p*rtlare..., A self-contaned ten, mon't'er thtt prnvlp. record at ttmp«r»tm (.-, erated trucks, rtllva,,. houses, hlpj and retal has been plcfd on tt>». Blnd rtj,,, At the DUCK of every. spot or dsk abnnt N > an nch n ametn v!-:, sensltlv to lght, m ;, ;,. o( seeng o«nnot orrm t,r You'll Put Your ON l\m: YAH ', VVK O l t' SPECAL THS WEEK! MEN'S WOK CAPS LUNCH BOX Wth THEMOS CUT-ATE and NAVY STOE OOSEVELT \\ (Near Huron T,,. CATEET, N j OPEN EVEY NCT TZ THEATE FODS PLAYO S CATEET, N, J. FODS, N CA--59M PE--8 Hey, Kds! Don't Mss Our Specal Bg WESTEN OUNDUP SHOW WEDNESDAY AFTENOON, AUGUST nd, PJ, ON STA(JE N PESON "TEXAS JM OBETSON" Star of WATV Channel Western oundup Plus f Cartoons * Three Stooge, Comedy * ^ Our (Jang Comedy t Free Soda to Every Kdde * Tckets Now on Sale at the Box Offce STATE THEATE WOODBDGE. N. J.' A CONDTONEp TODAY THU SATUDAY Krk DOUGLAS and an STELNG n "ACE N THE HOLE" plus chard CONTE - Jula ADAMS n "HOLLYWOOD STQY" SUNDAY THU TUESDAY Loretta YOUNG - Joseph COTTOK n "HALF ANGEL" plus John DEEK - Jody LAWENCE n "MASK OF THE AVENGES" WEDNESDAY THU SATCAY Kathryn GAYSON - Howard KEEL n the Season's Greatest Pcture "SHOWBOAT" TZ THEATE H. WASHNGTON AVENUE. CATEET, N. J. SHOW STAfft AT 7 P. M, FDAY AND SATUDAY Kalhryn Grayson Howard Keel "SHOW BOAT" P L U s.) AUGUST MS AU»H "ocky" Lan '^VOLANTK HDEOUT SATUDAY MATNEE COMC BOOKS TO KDDES- lu SUNDAY AND MONDAY Lex Barker Vrgna Huston "TAZAN'S PEL" AUGUST l-'m chard Conc JltUa Adams "HOUYWOOD STOa MONDAY EALY AMECAN OVENWAE TO UMS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Kubert Mltehum p Ava Gardner h MY FOBDDEN PAST" V 8 THUSDAY TO SATUDAY AUGUST ;!-?! Ml Ferrer MlP Slav* "BAVE BULLS" AJJOUST -'A %! WALT, DSNEY'S "ALCE N WONDELAND "HOUSE ON TELEGAPH WALTE EADE THEATES PETH AMBOV MAJESTC NOW SHOWNG Bc M-G-M Muscal "CH, YOUNG AND PETTY" n Techncolor wth Jane Powell - Vc Dawane STATS SUNDAY " Prevue Saturday 8:M Jeanne Cral - Jean Pet«n "TAKE CAE OF MY LTTLE GL' ^ n Techncolor f LADES: DON'T FOGET "UOMEMAKE'8 MATNEK EVEY THUSDAY SOMETHNG SPECAL SUNDAY NTE! DON'T MS8 y»ctba NOW SHOWNG BEDgKELTON " "EXCUSE MY DUST" n Techncolor Ptt! "NGJfT NTO MONNf ll*. SUNDAY JfhnErlcon

7 toh Mew Source of Cortsone rheumatc dseases are the great, ; of manknd. Arthrts and rendtons are cawng the total or,, ncapacty of more than seven n persona n the Unted States alone. t, ntense StUdJr, the fundamental nvolved remans a mysresearch n certan hormones en-, s the hop? for development of mmethods of treatment. " gong nto the" steps nvolved t that Phlp 8. Hench and hs asdscovered that, a hormone from n ral cortex, when njected ntra- of cortaone for one arthrtc. Ths makes mportant the announcement that the Svntex Laboratores, of Mexco Cty, together wth an Amercan subsdary, have succeeded n producng cortsone from wld, nedble Mexcan yams. They predct that n three years t wll be possble to supply the entre demand of the Unted States at ajjrce no hgher than that now charged and probably consderablyless. They say that t requres twenty steps to make cortsone from yams, as compared wth thrty-seven steps n makng t from ble acds. nmly n large doses, produced rapd Wthout attemptng to gve credt to the ; mprovement. Now known as ndvduals nvolved, t mght be ponted the compound s avalable but out that Dr. ussell Marker examned nnumerable small quanttes, used largely n research. The scarcty can be when one reads that t requres ons of beef cattle to obtan enough Mexcan plants about two years ago and found that two hundred contaned startng materal for the producton of cortsone. The present dscovery started he preparaton of one year's supply from hs research., lo, HP podr congressmen tryng to fnd lo rass the new revenue that the.,,. nt needs n connecton wth ts, efforts! Fr#n every sde, they are wth advce from volunteer experts ( them what they ought to do. muely enough, some of the experts mat ndvdual and corporate ncome should be reduced and replaced by s tax, ether at the manufacturers' H at the retal end of commerce. (s nsst that ncome tax exemptons m -ncome groups should be greatly used, wth the lost revenue made u{5 Somethng arc not expert when, t comes to matters, especally the devces n the \\w tax laws affectng corporatons. cvetheless, t s nterestng to _ read a certfed publc accountant n the t of New York, testfyng n a crmnal sad that the company concerned losses of $67, n 95 but that t mnted to a net gan of $7, because, h carry-back feature of the tax law," the Poor Congressman Those Defense Amerca gettng the most for ts de> dollars? he queston,s tmely, ponts out the Jersey Taxpayers Assocaton, as Cons acts on the huge defense budget for current fscal year. n tal Congressonal probng has brought \\\)\ startlng answers to the queston. mttees cte fndngs of "excessve" use.n manpower n the Department of ens(\ alleged waste of mltary man- ('[, loose practces" n surplus property and "needless duplcaton and practces." tn' latter feld, a House of epresentasub-commttee reports evdence close e that mltary supply actvtes offer odactve feld fot achevng large econ- s. The Commltte descrbes a practce "t Dx, N. J., where the Army hauls ts _)<al supples from Schenectady, N. Y., >t V,h the JJavy operates a medcal n New Jersey at Edgewater. The y. n turn, shps from Edgewater, N. J., nsacola, Florda, although the Army's "ta Medcal Depot s a relatvely short ance away. Tle Commttee says the FGUES n Consxm and else- ' < are askng why Presdent "".u belevee t may be nec- buld the country's forces beyond the present [,5, men. answer U wrtten n cold now has bult ts armed to 6 dlvuon. Only a :'"""ths ago thfortw wurces the ovt«t» had only '" ' 'nns. The now estmate artllery and antl-alr- '' 'vsons. Jn the ussan " urbanzaton aft artllery» hghly moble unt ' 'llectlvenew n attack. "'"K satellte tlfeops, there '" than,*, men 'onmunut arms n, Eu- J "H\ ; " v 't-t Unon s fevershly ">; war nuterlal. She two-year supply of vtal n arma- >nd has bult a huge syn- ""'berumutn.sjtertpron more thafl 88,, w-ur. Petroleum produo- > ncreased, a* hft coal '" output, "«s eatawlh*! a secret '-urdpe n $MDtenl MKt< > l uerma& *pet two?' " brought w jfrflw PW! -'y u pah M T*- by ncreased taxes on famles havng an ncome of more than $,7 a year for a famly of four. Almost all the experts call for reduced Federal expendtures and ncreased producton. They vary n ther'deas when t comes to takng the cuts n Federal spendng and have dfferent deas as to the best method of ncreasng the producton of goods. When the gong gets tough, however, they can take a pencl and a small pece of paper and balance the budget, whle adequately preparng for defense and reducng taxes, Wrong Wth Law the losses "wped out the concern's lablty on past profts and enttled t to a refund of taxes pad.", Ths should he nterestng to lttle people tryng to pay ncome taxes out of ther salares and earnngs. When a $67, loss, suffered by a company n one year, becomes a proft of $7, through the operaton of the provsons of the ncome tax law, there must be somethng wrong wth the statute. Dollars Atlanta Depot s adequate for the Navy's requrements n that area. "Cross-servcng n the storage and ssue at supples can yeld economes that are huge n aggregate, " says the Commttee, The Senate Preparedness Sub-commttee reported the equvalent of at least fve dvsons of combat-traned troops are beng used n the admnstraton and operaton of 6 mltary ndoctrnaton centers n ths country. "Sttng at desks, workng n ktchens, carryng messages, drvng automobles, operatng moton pcture machnes, runnng PX's and dong smlar jobs are nearly enough men to fll our commtment to Europe," commented the Commttee. Opnons bf Others Authortes n and out of Congress agree that effcent expendture of ts tax dollars s as mportant to Amerca's welfare as the use of any other of the naton's strategc defense materals. And, declares Senator Harry F. Byrd, "reductons can be made n the overhead costs of the mltary establshment totalng hundreds of mllons of dollars wthout mparng a sngle defense requrement.", and Czechoslovaka there are ubout Sovet dvsons, ncludng the Eghth Guards Army, the Thrd Assault Army, the Sxth Mechanzed Army and other crack outfts. An underground headquarters has been establshed soutl ol Lelpalg and a formal headquarters at Karlshorst. The Brtsh estmate the ussans have mote than 5, tanks n East Germany alone. All the energy and resources of ussa are drected at buldng for war. The Sovets last year turned out 8, planes aganst, n ths country. They are bulletn*! fast crusers and carrers for the ussan. Navy. There are more than ussan submarn* operatng as aganst less -than 9 Amercan submarnes. Satellte armes have been rased far above treaty strength. Bulgara has between 6, and, ntn under arms. omaua has more than,. and Hungary about 6,. Whatever happens n Korea, ussan ntensons of world domnon have not changed. Though there s hope for a settlement n ran, there s no assurance whatever that Premer Mossadegh's government. can stand tl>e poltcal Mperomslans fsassrecessons" to th«brtsh, flw Tu*«h Party, whch ConJmunlst. anxously awalta a chance to step n. Communst a>nu»re aouva throughflrt the Mddle East, talcng every advantage of the natonalst fanatcsm that has brought that entre area to a crtcal stage. Marshal Tto fats a ussan nvason. Bottler ncdents between ussan and Yugoslav troops have ncreased n recent months. Berln s stll tense. Mr. Truman s properly concerned that we may not be devotng suffcent effort to rearmament. Korea has shown that strength s the only answer to Communst aggresson. Ap always, whle ussa talks peace she s vgorously preparng for war. Let the Congratt not be deceved agan.-the Atlanta Consttuton (PU^P-PMNG, PLUS ' Before the Mltary Appropratons Bll went to the House ths week t was trmmed down n commttee by a lttle more than $,5 mllons, Bttf ths represents only a mnor dent t the total, whch, evert alur the slmmng process, stlt oones to $58,- 6,5,89. Ths s a stautertu fgure. And t becomes the more ao when ana, notes that t telll the story of th«of the mltary economy, n tfe does not Uo prosecutng th», (CoaUausd, «v cvlan place, t cost of tt Korea ll TENTON Pgs are pgs and accordng to the Unted States Department of Agrculture ther tals curl about half one way and half the other. Ths s n drect conflct wth offcal word receved last week from the New Jersey Department of Agrculture that the prevalng drecton of a pg's tal s to the left. J. K. McClarren, head of the nformaton Dvson,. Unted States Department of Agrlsulture, s the authorty for the ffty-ffty statement on pgs' tals. Some' tme ago, he clamed, Federal farm experts made a -survey of the mportant subject. "n countng twrnrtl batches there WKS at tmes as much as 5 per cent varaton one way or the other," he wrtes to ths column. "But when totaled up for the entre count, t was lke flppng a con, lartre, numbers showed no sgnfcant varaton. 'The reason s rather obvous. Breeders have always looked for a desrable type of hogs plump hany, long and lean bacon sdes, and other characterstcs whch meafl more money n the grower's pocket. So far. the only economc sgnfcance gven to the pg's tal, whchever way t turns, s that t s attached by one end to a pg." Delvng further nto the subject of whrlng pgs' tals, Gerald E. Zlch, of the State Department of Agrculture, was encountered. He s a pg expert from way back who now qualfes as New Jersey's Assstant Markets Drector specalzng n poultry. Admttng that the subject could not possbly nterest anyone but another pg, Zch sad: "As part of my dutes as the youngest "of our famly, was frequently n a southern poston vewng a flock of northbound pgs headng for a bre«k n the cornfeld fence. As recall, wth partcular reference to ther tals, about 65 per cent curled west (clockwse) and the other 6 per cent curled east (counterclockwse). "Menton s deserved for one rarely observed phenomenon, a bob-taled pg. He- had caught t n the cornsheller, and was thereafter looked down upon by hs porcne companons, whch f Under the Captol Dome ly J. Jseph erbbls GLAMO GLS would get up and leave the wallow, gruntng dsdanfully when he appeared. Ths may be of sgnfcance socally. f your essay goes nto the socal aspects of pgs' tals. "Other observers do not agree percentagewse, of course. However, have never seen an ambdextrous pg's tal." GEF: Drector MartlH J. Ferber's State Dvson of Motor Vehcles does an* outstandng Job each year analyzng the State's hghway accdent experence. The annual, report of Drector Ferber s not one of those run of the mll documents tlled wth stlted phrases and useless verbage. t s wrtten n colorful manner and n understandable language that makes t n wde demand by those nterested n hghway safety and kndred motor vehcle matters. Accordng to traffc accdent brefs contaned n the report for 95, an accdent occurred n New Jersey every 6'/ mnutes. A person was njured every 5 mnutes; a person was klled every hours and' mnutes. The rato of njured to klled was 8 to. An average of 9 accdents occurred dally. The most accdents ever reported n a sngle month happened n December. The mleage death rate (deaths per mllon vehcle mles of travel) was.8, nearly half that of the natonal rate. The economc loss from accdents, was $ mllons, or $9. per person. The leadng accdent cause was followng too closely." About one-thrd of total accdents and per cent of the fataltes happened on State hghways. Alcohol was a factor n every 6.S fatal accdents. Pedestran casualtes represented 8.5 per cent of total fataltes. More than 6 per cent of the vehcles nvolved n accdents were nsured. CHCKEN: Barbecued chcken, a delcacy ft for kngs and kndred folk, s stagng a great comeback n New Jersey ths summer because of the hgh prce of beef and other meats. By specal permsson of Professor oy E. Jones, of the Unversty of Connectcut, author of a brochure on chcken barbecue, the State Department of Agrculture s datrbutng nstructons on how to prepare the chcken for communty and organzaton outngs for fremen, veterans, church groups, granges, men's clubs, women's clubs, fraternal orders, Chambers of Commerce, and n the lowly back yard., Jtrsgy Votn As To Whch Sde Wl Have Com OH Better n Korea WUNCETON -* Who do New crsty votws thnk wll have c>rrn> oft bftur f the war n Knrm rnrt. wth that country dvtn at the 8th Parallel the 'nltrd Natons or the Commu- A atfttnvjat survey completed «thln the put two feeks fres sonv dea of how New Jersey people f>«on thta all-mportant matter esult.? of the survey Show that New Jorsey publc sentment s sharply dvded on the ssue, wth nether sde able to muster a majorty vote. However, thf number of voter* who thnk thf Communsts wll have come off better outnumbers by a 6% margn those who thnk the Unted Naton* wll have. epublcans or ndependent! thnk the Unted Natons ta have ooms off better. The vote by poltcal afflaton t UnHeNBUCMMM t OMUsanMs. S t» n a Naftk rmc N««felon U «tt Ths ne«mper tareaents the report* Of the New J*r»ey m exclusvely n ths area (Oop Trtjl N, by Prtnrnon fthmreh Strrlcf MPBOVD USE When New Jersey Poll staff The Army plus to "squeew" ; reporters put ths queston to an two or three new combat dvsons accurate cross-secton of the t of ts present manpower b state's voders: net June, "through mproved Takng everythng nto ac- utlllutkm of manpower lew overcount, Whch sde do you thnk h *» d Wd more fghtng men. Aswll have come off better f the»*«unt Secretary of Defense Anna war n Korea end» wth Korea M Boaenburg has been n charge dvded at tlw 8th Parallel the of a drve n all servces to get a Unted Natons or the Commu- larger percentage of combat forces nlsts?" out of the,5oo,ooo-man total strength now planned. The results: t'nlted Natons rommunuu 9 UNEMPLOYMENT NSUANCE Nether lrfe The unemployment nsurance No opnon 5 trust fund ncreased by 6,,- An analyss of the vews of the n the flacal year endng June varous populaton groups n the, reflectng a sharp ncrease n state on tke queston as to whch employment du«to the defense sde wll have come off better f program, accordng to the Bureau peace results n a Korea dvded of Employment Securty of Uw at the 8th "Parallel hghlghts ubor Department The ncrease two fndngs: brought the fund's total to $,9,-. n general, the more educa-, as of June. ton people have had, the more nclned they are to feel that the Communsts wll have come off better n the event of a Korean 8th Parallel splt. The vote by educatonal levels: WHCH SDE WLL HAVE COMK orr BETTE? Unted Naton* Communst* Nether sde No opnon 7. Greater proportons of Democratc voters n the state than The brochure, whch may be secured by wrtng the Bureau of Poultry Servce, Dvson of Markets, Department of Agrculture, LEG BOKEN AT BTH. Trenton N J., s very worth- ST. LOUS, Mo. Fve days after whle, tt contans nstructons on the premature- brth of Thomas makng the barbecue pt; how lngo Holt, son of Mr. and Mrs. many chckens to use; a secret obert Holt, of Sturgs, Ky., sauce formflttf-thj* on fuel and physcans contrved a devoe to how to serve the delcacy: ac-.set,the leg fracture he suffered at conulanyng foods; how much brth. The devse was made of s needed and how to feed from strng, parts of a cgar box and ten to nve hundred people. and nuts were substtuted for the The Delawars Valley Farmers' peces of adhesve tape. Bolts and Cooperatve Assocaton, nc., s nuts were substtuted for the one of the progressve organzatons usual tracton splnt weghts. whch has adopted the NO GOOD. chcken barbecue dea. SPUDS; ttles of blush-green potatoes rottng n the felds wll be mssng from the New Jersey farm scene ths year, accordng to the State Department of Agrculture. The New Jersey spud crop s beng marketed wthout government support prces ths summer for the frst tme n eght years. Tre <;rops \s expected to comprse ten mllon bushels grown on,(j acres. t s the smallest acreage fever planted n the hstory of the ndustry. Because the weather has been favorable n the New Jersey potato belt, an average yeld of nearly bushels' per acre s antcpated. The large yeld s also attrbuted to the fact that only the best land was utlzed (Contnued 9 Page» urn. CEsf.' s CV8NET N NTf)L-NG--THE 5CEPTF OF f OAWN EMPEO O SWN'S KO 9OTHE-,- NEW SECETAY OF NAVY The Unted 8tate< Senate has confrmed Dan A. Klmbull, former Under-Secretary of the Navy, as Secretary of the Navy, succeedng Francs P. Matthews, who resgned to become Ambassador to reland, Pravda predcts falure of U, 8. plans for Japanese pact. (Eartrrrt fcr Cnrt*r* rrrn 79 WMhlartn Ave., Curler*!. N. J. TeUphon* C»Hertt -flklo CkrlH E, Ktltor an* Pabllnhrr Suhcrtptlon raleu *y mull. nclulnt potagt, on* yeur,.no; nx momh«, %\.U: thrm tnnntha, 65 cftatt.togt* <*t«by mall, cent*. All pnyaflla n adrau.p, By carrer delvery, rent* per copy. Entered at kennl PA«* matt** lutf 8,»M, tt Carlcr«t, y. J, Post Offce, under the Art o'. Matvl, 8T9. POF. VVMZS OU? A jrounf swan s called a CYG- NET... and we are called the most relable loml nsurance establshment Belnc relable. t s tme that we luccest to motorsts that they have us check over ther auto nsurance to assure adeqtate protecton, now that the number o( cars on the roads and ther values have ncreased. You can easly brdge the dstance between your home and ths bank wth a -cent stamp. Bankng by mal s safe and convenent and saves tme and. effort. n ths age of rapd communcaton telephone, telegraph, televson bankng by mall s the natural thng to do. Woodbrdge Natonal Bank Addtonal Bankng Houn Frday to F. M. MEMBE * - federal Beaerre raam Federal feyoett tosunuwe Qer**fatjat> tt, \%\ :

8 - PAOWOBT FDAY, AtftJUSTT 7, 95 CATEfeT CLASSFED nor WANTED WANTED TO wnr STEADY WOK HOSTESSES WATESS!* FOUNTAN CTjfftKfl DSHWASHES HOWAD JOHNSON OUTE #9 WOODBDOB TELEPHONE 8-7 -a-tr \V\V WANTED MALE MMKHATE EMPLOYMENT for lrhnt. feedng and parkln chckens. Apply, Poneer Poultry Pckt', 8 8t. Georges Avenue, (s''l!o. 8-lf BOYS WANTED for full tme work. School boys need not apply. Phono Wgobrldge EAL ESTATE AND NSUANCE ALL KNDS OF NSUANCE Bw us for homes and lots for sale. HAN8 J SCHMDT eal Estate and nsurance 7 Crows Mll oad, F\)rd» P A. -96»-U-tf EAL ESTATE FOB SALE LOTS FO SALE WWAftEN- Okl oad and vcnty of Sewaren.school. Small d?jx>slt. Terms, untl you buld, H. Vctor Man, Perth Amboy -8 or 8-M. 7-6; 8-, 9, 8 OOM FO BENT VEY ATTACTVE OOM n Kood resdental secton. Telephone Woodbrldge * ' WANTED TO ENT "~~~ AVXNEL Toursts or Professonal Near Hghway 5 Man house has sx looms and bath; wng hm two rbonut, runnlnu water and separate entrance. Ol heat. Lot x 6. Three car garage and large barn. Taxes $6.. $6,. H A. DES ealtor 6 W. Crnnd Ave.. ahway, N. J. uhway ; 8-, fl, 6,, HALL AVALLE for MEETNGS SOCA7AFFAS at The Frul Slovak (jlzcus Club Carteret, N, J. or Full nformaton Call CA , HAVE BUYES for not- «; ftmlly ouse f yon Watlt to sell please contact BEKS H Man Street, Metuchen [ M*tUCh««-S7 or Woodbrdge 8-9, Evenng! 6/ tf. A. A. A. AMECAN AUTOMOBLE ASSOCATON Establshed 9 Over,, Members Natonwde Servce Prrd Kertcs. Local Agent 7 8tate Street Perth Amboy tf MSCELLANEOUS Pantng - Paper Hangng nteror and Exteror Estmates Furnshed L. Fernson, 5 Bloomfeld Ave., Fords, N. J. P. A -B 8-9, -6,, SO P YOU DNKNO has become a problem, Alcoholcs ' Anonymous can help you. Wrt* P. O. Box 97, Woodbrdge, or telephone Market tf DAAOO'S Auto Drvng Bchool oldest n Mddlesex County. Flud Drve. Hydramatlc, Standard Shft. Perth Amboy -765 or Charter (M tf escue Dog SOVM Cowtoy WLLAMS LAKE, Bjfc.-Cowboy Wesley Swelander,, credted hs dog and. a horse's hoofprnu wth savng bs lfe after beng lost fve days n the northern Brtsh Columba rangelandl. Swelander set off n «ro weather on horseback to check on some range cattle. He got lost. He had only one match to start a fre the frst nght. On the thrd day bs range hor»«dsappeared He and the dog huddled together for warmth. Next day he and the dog started followng the horse's tracks through the snow. On th«ffth day Swelander stumblrd nto hs bunkhouse. "f the dug hadn't kept tuggnf and pullng at me wouldn't have made t," he sad. A Word to the A good salesman knows when to stop talkng. So does a bachelor. ULANO'S BABE & BEATT SHOP 76 oosevelt Ave. Cor. Gtore Street WEST CATEET Open Dally 9 to 7 rxrrpt Wed.) For Appontment Call CA -gtm ANOTHE BG MACHNE BEHND YOU SWTCH Ne* Ttlvum Mcmcopt nublt Objects, tf. J.-A ntw tot* lds h* bwn de»floptf (ft* Xdo Corporaton of out mets nvlblt abject wrft the *ld of eeaot. «T>».tM«ratrooop* U%M tel»- vllak tju. whch let thngs b vlblt to uultd human eyea. t ws mad* by Mtng t televson camera to lo«k through n ordlnry mlcfooopr Ths fves on the televson f«rt«n n enltrjempnt of to 9 ttml the *l;r vt the mcro scop* rlew. But thr enlargement not hc mportant thng. The UUvlslon camera nr flfctronle tube* whch re the sprng eye of tlt televson et f the blue televson ey«u ued, for example, t»howl th* ml»ero»tope vew most- ; n blue htdt. But torn* parts sf any object, vert of flnglt molecule, stand out much rsmre alrly n blue than any other tolor. TT«re»s6n U that these part abotb blu». The»rne thng t done wth a red televson eye. whch then shows sharply thde part of n object whch absorb rtd rays. Ths mcroscope. n nearly year! Me at Prnceton Unversty, has revealed thngs never before teen whle alve. These nclude' granule! (peck of lvng matter) n red blood corpuscles, whch heretofore have had to be staned and klled before becomng vsble. They nclude numerous other parts of lvng tssue cells. The televson eye hd another advantage never before avalable. t sees by very weak lght. The lvng tssue exposed under ths mld lght reman* alve, unharmed and movng for hours. Heretofore, the rery brght lght needed at hgh magnfcaton has after a tme deadened or klled the tssues under observaton. t s now proposed to make ultravolet eyes for the televson mcroscope. GOT HS NUMBE FAMOUNT, W. Va. eportng that another car had ht her car n a parkng lot, a young worn- n was asked by pollr* f she got the number. She produced the other car's lcense plate, whch she *ad *ne tore loose after the man knocked her to the pavement. Favort Maret Ater<nclercH (hardenng of the arterlef) oceun much more frequently'n men than n women, and atfwt >en sx to ten years earler. LQUO WNES ft BEES Free Delver; CALL CA OCKMANS LQUO 8TOE andolph St., Cor. Pennne O KEEP PACE wth TM-l*clM!M <MM * N flwml **T- Publc 8«r»lc» put ODOUM hug* tub#-g*umator lk) opera- Tlet, ton lat month at Stwattn Gouratlnf tahm- - Thl* n«w«pl unt n th* Publc hrlc* Uclrc rtom ho a capacty at 5.8 klowatt*. t l hl kaqtt llod-tvrolutoa'pwmaul* machln* n optral oq anrwh*n. Thta U th* ouru tvfboftmctor op*otlnfl ol S«wan^ t MMOSM UM tauon's tteftrle l mm f d h d n»mr «n«l«sw d*nc» of dner and r»uoblftj, th» UWH mlj owa* ft* «*d *t M* (.ntratng uulta... n lad. rsub tvrft««ffnm o mwmo «flmma ftat «MM> **.»* tm w ^ tb t U *mm h mj.mm. Captol Dome Conttouad fmb JMMM >»# ) by the fatten tn Wmttat the poutoes hut mtnt New JeT»y potato MMn have the dntmetlon at MB the only group n the tut ntrtuttbf the spud* under m«nct«tory nspecton and restrcted grade* u provded n the marketng agreement adopted by the vote Ot the rowers last y«ar Deatat are hrrpng thf trade wll recognse lhat the New Jersey crop tl the only one n the Ea^t that "wll bt entrely undr ofllr.lal rwtpeetum n former years the wrath of cty fulks ran hgh, when they paused felds <>r rnttlng potftwes, clyrd a blush srern. puld for try the Kovernmet snd ordered destroyed n order to keep prces hlh. EDUCATON: Onvprnof W- fred E Drlscoll tvlevet local boarclg of educaton would do a better Job by concentratng 6n the teachng of rendng, Wjt^tM and arthmetc than by seqdllw hm telegrams crltcltng.'th* work of hs commsson whch s at work studyng the problem of more state funds for sohtol purposes. Pendng a report from the commsson, the Governor clam* t would be helpful f some of the boards of educaton n th«larger ctes began puttng ther houses n order, termnatng the waste and concentratng more of the tax dollars upon prmary educaton. "By'prmary educaton mean wadtnk, wrtng and arthmetc," the Governor told newsmen. The Governor's atlttude may Cal COAL - FUEL OL OL BUNES CALL WDGE. 8- AVENEL COAL & OL CO. 86 AHWAY AVE.. AVF.«X Concrete HGH TEST QUALTY CONCETE Laboratory Crushed Stone - Wa*hed Qr%Y*l Washed Saad - WaterprMtar Lme - Brck - Cement - Platter artan Mercantle Corporaton Phone PE -)75 FHONT AND FATETTE STS. PKHT AMBOY. N., Drug Store Avenel Pharmacy AHWAY AVENUE WOODBBDGE 8-W WHTMAN'S CAND8 Cosmetcs - Flm - Oreetnf Ouf AYMOND JACKSOH AND SON DUGGST 88 Man Start Woodbrdge, N. J. Telephone: 8-55 Dance Stales BAY DANCE STUDO Op* AH huter CHALES SVftEET CarUr«t -M ENOLL NOW TAP ACOBATCS TOE BALLET Clttam LunHecl \o P«pll» LMMU 5C and up. Excavatng Goreck & Goreck EXCAVATNG CO. Sbttot stm«, CtotaMl nllxbt TOT SOL MAflONflAND wult n future ce-rrpafo to rd the school system of many Wll n educaton whch UHe up the tme of stutepu wthout ftnnf them the fundamental! needed n later lfe JEAKY JfOfAW: -r- Threfl pollen collectng chambers ( be establshed by the State Deptrment of Health tn Summt, New Brunswck and Trenton to nhow concentraton nf rngweed n the ar.... A now rulng hns be*n adopted by the Glen Gardner Tuberculoss Sanatorum whereby any lrrnsed physcan may sgn applcatons for patents deslrnk srlfhskn for treatment there Stale Motor Vehcle Drector Martn. Ferber has called upon mhlclrntes to revoke the clrvlna lcense nf any motorst found Ktllty of rxeeedlng the new 5-mlo-pcrhour speed lmt n New Jersey.... A as. per cent nr.rpnse n bettnt! at Monmout Park, near Long Brunch, s reported by State Treasurer Mnrgotts.., PepostU n State-lcensed banks and savng hanks n New Jersey on June.' totaled $,9,9,. Stale Bunkng Commssoner Oaffoy reports.... New Jersey pnutrymen are rasng 7,8, chckens ths year, ffteen per rent, more than lact year The State Employment Servce has cleared the mportaton of ;.99 Puerto cans and 5 Brtsh West ndara for work on New Jersey farms ths summer.... Expraton dates of beauty shop lcenses n New Jersey have been extended from June to August.... Governor Drscoll has receved "very few" complants from church groftpa aganst tl» proposed repeal of New Jersey's anclen* Sunday Bfde t**» ru)xt month.... Tbt BtmU A H#* Jersey has fled a prftust wth the Federal CorflmtmWltlOTu CommlMon otanut the allocaton of televfllon channels to other states for educatonal purposes and snorng He* Jersey Between $,, nnd $,, wll fnd U way nto thr State Treasury as the result n the Personal Property ftch»at Act beng enforced by the Attorney General.... ndustry wll brng Democrats to southern rw Jersey, the Natonal Democratc, Club 6f New Jersey pre-. dets.... CAPTOL CAPES: Unemployment nsurance chlselers and cheaters pukl $85, to the State nf New Jersey durng the frst sx months of ths year.... The dogs days of summer are beng featured by eat-n<tp of some State offcals when they appear perodcally at the Slate House,... The waters of Schooley's Mountans Sprngs n the /ng Valley area of Morrs County were known to the ndans as a remedy for rheumatsm and skn blemshes because they contan lme, ron, soda and slca. Other Opnons (Contnued from Edtoral Page) snce June last; nor does t cover the nearly $6 bllons that have been requested for the establshment and constructon of mltary, naval and ar facltes n t - he on a global **le **ond pltc, even for the prpaes that t does cover, the eneral assumpton ttefks to be. that t wll not Mfft*- etlueflts for addtonal funds are expected to b«made before the present fscal year cos nt the end of June, BM For t.hae who came rushng out of ther nflaton «torm cellars at the frst hnt of peace n Korea, however land especally for those members of Congress who have been legslatng on the theory thnl these cellars would ) longer he needed, the fgure of more thnn»5f bllons, wlhout embellshments of any klnjj, ought to have ft soberng effect. Ths $5fl bllons far the mltary alone eceeds bv approxmately $9 bllons the entre federal budget of SM t s not only the largest peacetme mltary hudgat n the naton's hstory; t s more than double the mltary expendtures of the Frst World War (approxmately $5 bllons), and Ls exceeded only by the three Second World War years f ths fgure s too bg to comprehend n the aggregate, one: can get a better close-up of ts magntude by thnkng of t as $ for every man, woman and chld n the naton. f we were to create that much addtonal famly purchasng power over the next few months, t s probable that many persons would see ts nflatonary mplcatons more clearly. Actually, however, n such case the nflaton potental would not be nearly as great as that represented by ths Mltary Appropratons Bll. The formdable nature of the threat posed BUSNESS DECTOY m BaNM. Electrcans easonable ates. TED SPOS Electrcal Oontrctw Trnty Lane - WoodbrMx* Fneral Drectors SYMWECKl Funeral Home 6 Atlantc Street arteret, N. J. Cstcret FLYNN & SON FUNEAL HOMES Kattbllkrd tl Vrar East Avenue Perth Amboy Z Ford Ave., Ford P. A, -58 Fmtvre BUY ON THE HGHWAY AND SAVE! Sh«p Now for Extra Bartalns! Wnter Brothers Wtnde Furnture Shop Mlfhwar 5 Avenel, N. J. Open Dalj A. M. to 8 *. M. Fkone WAodbrldre 8-57 Key Shops ALBKECHT'S KEY SHOP XU WASHNGTON AVE. C.TEET -76 A fvwt Lawn Mtwen MswpeneJ * lcpar«d. Blcjreto Skes & Serrce fuu l«r All Makes. W«UV MMhnes epared AD Hakes Parts for Sale. Cut WbBe You Walt. Lookmth Keys Ladry FOg TVS WHTEST, SWEETEST, CUBANBST, BOHTKST WASH Qf TOWN BNG YOCB LAUN- Launderette Ut MAN ST., WOOBDOB (Op*. Mm, Mkl.) ' Ffcone WDO. 9-9 Suras W«o«krdce Woodbrdge Lquor $U>re JO. Stock of «n w, mm Movng and Trackng* Complete Movng J«b ooms 5 S o*n» S ooms } 6 ooms $ ewmable Btana* M D»jt Fret AU Loads uwred t T»an etp. ECONOMY MOVES abwar 7» Muscal nstrnettst ENOLL TODAT tn onf BEGNNES ACCOKDON rooam b no»ccortl«n te boy. Complete Lne of Mttrteal nstnmenu at Law Prce* Edde's Mal* Center AND SCHOOL or MTJSO Ed BafekHU, Prop. 57 STATE BT. F. A. Pet Shop FnM Lne of TOPCAF8H (Uve Ftah Food) PAAKEETS CS.G. nspected Presh Uene Meat JOE'S PET SHOP M NBW BUNSWCK ATE. PETH AMBOY _ -9 NmMagantf Hoatltgt Charles Fan Plumbng - Beatng Elaetft tarer ttrrlc* Woodbrldfe 8-5» or -ltm WoodtaMf*, N. J. 8 LJNMK AVENUE Henry B. Karmasn Plumbng ft HMttng V.. v* W S«rvtee# Ar,mlo&T*Uvtlon w*nnpp ^p ado and TV Servce TELEVSON SEVCE S OU BUSNESS Call WO 8-M8 Tothy WOODBDGE ADO & TELEVSON U Mala Stm, Woodbf Mf j Koeak, Prop. oofc and StoHag Henry Jatuen & Son Tbmnc and Sh«et Metal Work, Metal Celms And Furnace Work S88 Aldcn Street Wdbdbrdge, N. J. Telephone 8-8 Steel alngs Get Yotr Steel ahngs NOW Whle Avalable Custom Bult Fre«Estfmate - Large Selecton Joseph DaPrle CaU A-7 9 bj mltary spcndm sekl< doe* not stem,. the Tact that t, n, ehmnr. power n th,..' rtenu from the fn, n peacetme Consumer,,,, CTf-atP such pny' wthout provdng ;, the form of (kmsurmb. Popular «uppo (, lre s ndeated hv voto nf 8 to J n t.. let \* be pwparpcl ', whole r.ost fnd l«,,, can U mnmze u,, shock. New York n,,,,, AMECANA A Kt«r from l.w,,,.,, says that whle tn y ''^ wfl at U lw'.rlb vh,,. '" north porton of h,. "' " pletely tnytdftted r ln, '" yond the cty lmts :,.,' ',, [!_ south lrjf conslden', ;,.. ( by a Uufl but stll ln '. rj > realtor not only shn,. '" 'n but sold t to hm, fleve, was an oppnu. Amercan tradltlnt t. ll ltd WM an enterprslk.,>,-,, a tme when buslnr,...,' to be ncmenlstffnt And,' who bou«ht thr fm :n, fath and confldnu < turf. He beleved th,,. waters subsded HM.,,. had rsturned, a fnnn n '. MM west s stll '! " t Mrfd. We pass thl',,,,. Cussandra^, who lve mlsm - - t. Louh Glnhc Made The Doe Sfp Ue Physlcfan Hey. rn cured of measles n s we Patent Now Doctor promses. N GAVETS TAX OOSEVELT AVENUE CAKTHtET, N. J CA 8-67 Ottd Cars "BETTE USED CAS" BEMEAUTOSAm 5 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBBJDG N J Wdc*. -M - g- MlMHUltS HOLLYWOOD MONUMENTAL CO. of DMtaetlte For Al Cemeteres 89 W. nman Ave, J Hut U>. Gwlnfe' Orarlcr] A. 7-M Servce Statons Macktmltl Ges Bros. ' Gdf Servce Jnek Oeta, John Dojeak, Frop, WASmNO, GENG TKB8 EPAUUSD AMBOY AVE. AND GEEN BT. WOODBDGE, N. J. Woodbrdce Servce Statons Holohan Brothers GAAGE Standard tmt Product* Phone. WoodorMo - and -»M»/ Cm. Amtm At«ne aad toeondsl Tm aad Tnkea ftd, H. J. THdg AT TLE CO. t MAN STEET WOODfflQDOE KTCHENS UBBE FLOOWQ QUALJTV UT) n«aet WO t-smt w. nrnu wo»# Tax WOOWNUDGt' 8- SpeclalWng n Wa«J»ltl Work John Nesboylo Harret St. «NeUon Avt. AVENEL. N. J. Matter «l Choce A woman jertt'lnto a stmv Hked: "Have you any *u 'Vtt." the nun rtvl< < '^ell," she aked, "d t on mmur "Yatv" the stowkeeper -M "» t would l«* better on u>< " FO BETTE ndustral Prntng MH SEVCE m m Mr m *"*" htt d ^c «tl«utter; PESS

9 t PfE&fl SEY SCftAPBOOK Af, AUOtST?, WV ^ap PAOlWHl lv." s,. w An»»" tot Angler,, metal landng n«t ha * mad* au*me to fsh- 's unque k«t may be h*o lm, t«belt una n"! ng. Ttw net. «r flll«r, s f : sngle rtrand of Mtfnel kptrd frto cyllndrlol term <;: gr-ypt sttchm whch easy to dlkenfaf* hmks,v become ought n thf The frame and hollow lundto.,[!,. n( duralumn.,!!!«of Smrt Dkt>«f«: ~<g com(«<wnts repon-!,!.mage to vegetable crops! :, Ange'.e arta «Vc S*W :.! to be 'MHturtted hydro-,nan sourc* of whch SPECAL NTODUCTOY OFFE The World Fajnftu WHLWND Magc Non-Electrc Vacuum Cleaner ONLY $-95 s the thng.,(p every DLst'wfe. otfarlan fles«>rvh Hungaran phyjou, usnk uranum and tmflum found n hc Velenep llll, arc reported nn-sung atomc research "on a nrftt sca]«" at a place mle: southwost o( Buda p<?rt Ohr»m* Cut TaH* cart ol be ehromo on your car for t wll be hard to replace Jor jome tme Clean the chrome and then apply a thn coat or two of fresh wlte shftlac. The chrome wll stay brght and clean under the protertvc coatng Trees Need ron Some defcent elements, such as ron, can be absorbed by a trat' Je» v M through tpray, lu-'k these ponts: No electrcty self-propelled wtor no cords to plug n or drag all steel contracton rubber guards and wheels automatc djustor lght weght (only 9 lbs.) easly stored. vcn behnd a door fully guaranteed for year. CALL' NOW Perth Amboy -957 FO PESONAL HOME DEMONSTATON LAST DAYS SELN &s. % V FUT COCKTAL D^L MONTE PNEAPPLE JUCE /: DEL MONTE «. CM f^rut Cocktal "utl c Del Monte Peas '^ c Pneapple ZJT" Z c Corn D w E LT.l '^ lfc Peaches T "«c Prunes "LT "?'c Save on famous brands at your frendly Acme! Low prces on eve'ry tem! OWN FDAY NGHT UNT, 9 P. M. Apple Sauce; d u e «9c^ Sensatonal 75 carload purchase. Contnung our bg sale untl Saturday, Aug. 8th!, Aug. 9C C 9 Prde-o-the-Farm Cheez-tJr " ' ^. l S c Cocoanut Gems w " N, 7c Nabsco tz c ' <v '"n. e, Bk, 5c Shredded Wheat ETJ. 7c Corn Pops STST *«9c JUNKET MN Tablets Tu c Sherbet Mx, X 6< ennet Powder Dansh Debrf Quck Fudge Mx Cream-Whte "7"S c J? Evap.MlkES * 679c Lpton Tea " n " r^ Pk. c Lpton Tea Bags "TT 56c SONG deal Coffee 85c Asco Coffee " bllfl979c Wncrest Coffee St*f or CMckvn, 7af* talfen Cvbtt pfc«. of ' C Date & Nut oll 'L^ c Preserves X Z " ";: 5c Preserves SSS^ Marmalade o«" T " T OANH Preserves D * Alp. Put. Straw b»rry " Bosco ST!^ T c J, 7c Breast-O-Chcken Tuna Flakes CfHuAKyb <» «. tan Candy Dept. Featret,. Peanut Brttle SP TLr, 5c o"l«n Anorftrf ulla Cracker Jack;T 6 ^ c Tender Jells «, y 9c Kerr's Butterscotch X 9c b. bog // C M & M Ch»«tat. 7-o ba( 5c /d( Lke Fndng Money l«gt r *\ WTH pkga. D Z C COUPON Gant sze 9c wth cf upon. ', COU/ON Acm«t famous for b*«f! So fender, jucy, delcous? h</& f]\ b oast 7 "* Freshly Ground Beef - 59c Our regular ground boef specal ths weak-end! At all Acmes! Lamb Chops "L^ * 95c Cola Ham WktJ h 9c Sausage Meat^t; 5c Bacon Squares > 9c Lverwurst MDT» 65c Mdget Bologna * 65c ClKomla S«edleu Grapes 9c Lustout, meaty, so delcous! J H l V Fancy J«n«y Yellow Preefone '? Peaches "> 5c, A sure treat! Enjoy them n<jw! Green Apples'Z *. 5c Macntosh S S J * 5c Lorff«CaK#«rna Cantaloupes L«rjt Calforna Honcydews ««Snappy Blue Cheese Acme Froth h rotted Flth "Fresher than fresh" mm*d!o»h/ Jrosted when cau^t! Try t! Cod Fllets ;. 7c Mackerel'%). 7c Cod Steaks * 7c DOMESflC SLCED Swss Cheese. 5c b. 69c! Featured at all Acmes! ; Cheese Food ^cl b 9c Muenster Cheese 55c Mld Cheese ^«* fc57 Blended Swss» 55 Amercan a^. c "* rt- fe57c Grated Sl^w u,8c. J Beneft of r SL Cecela's OAK TEE OAD SELN, N. J. LAST DAYS AUGUST Com One! Come All! t BOOTHS 8 DES Vlt Gq.lOlND FES WHEEL CHA-O-PLANE WHP OCTOPUS KDDE DES 5 CHttVOLETS AWADED SPECAL KDDE FA SAT,-AUG. 8- P.M. «d tart Peanut Butter c D "L, 'JT 7c Cherres Pll.d Salad Dressng m *V \, c Apple Juce Mayonnase m w "L H 9C Lemon Juce? Eskmo Salmon plbk *.» 59c H-C Grapebde Macaron Salad Tl ^ 9c Nblets Corn "^ 7c can * *- Beverages SS bsttb *JC Dt». Hunt Club Dog Food "U c TUNA FSH Strve tun* tjlsd, sandwlche* made wth Horn - de - Lt* Mayonnase! alforna baltu Colored Qkomargatlnd FNCESS «)g DEAL ^ M', H. cata* *OC W'. b. «rrl*n AUSWEET or PAKAY C«Ur»rf, M b. prrrl b. Mtt*» CAMAY BATH SOAP "l Wof.r/.ul. Atomhwm Sauce Pan formtr home dertontrat(«n prkt! Se«p«c now Honey Buns "< 7c «g. c Cnnamon spcecf, honsy caramel coatad Cherry Flled Buns :t a «9c Shortcake Layers? 9c Gold-NSnow Layer Cake 75c olls ADMSSON FEE! $69 :? VOY # SOApl VOY SOAP VOY FLAKES VOY SNOW SWANEE Tolet Tssue LAVA HAND SOAK wk*

10 Wfthmn U Wlndshftld Wr to Sav Own Lft FOT PECE. Fla.-WJtll.m Spears.. a nlghl watchman, nert wndsheld wlppr to ««ve hs lfp n>r a flvefoot rattlemake had btten hm on the hand. Spe.rs was btten whle h«nrtde hjl rounds at th«fort Perce tat«; farmers market. Whle hl«two dogs klled the snake, Spear» ran to hs utomobll* and started the engne. H» dsconnected one end of the tub* leadng to the car' wndsheld wper and appled t to the wound, [Sucton from the tube removed the make venom. Spears wa back 'at work the follownfl nght wth no. effect! but a Bwollcn hand and rm. Crnfsa fll* KnjoT llw charm of fgure you admre. OMon ftted for the ultmate n ponlure control, FAMSE Comt Salon 7 Fayette Street, Prrth Amboy, N. J. (Cor. of New Brunswck Ave (Joret*. Grdles, BrM, Surgcal Garment*. Also «fl makes nvalrefl. Hours flatly; :-: Aneltnt rsh Tomb Yeld Trao«of a Gant acs DUBLN, Flr" Truer* of «le^julnry rn(v nf "ev^n font gants vbn nhabted rhanr n ts golden aj\ long before the down of hl»- tnrv, were n*pnrl»d unearthed rerently by rl<h nrrheologlsts. n a prehstorc bural chamber datng hock to B C, v they found human nkeletnns whch towef hepd and nhouldcr ovpr modern men, stretched n lab topped graves wth offerngs of food and ornament! besde them. Accordng to report most of th«skeletons are aromd aeven feet n, heght, of extraordnary wdth of shoulder and massve bone structure. n rsh folklore and mythology, seven foot gants strde glorously through a "land of mlk and honey", hatllng strange monsters and performng fantastc deeds of physcal strength and endurance. The graves aw beleved to be the frst concrete evdence to support the legends of the race of supermen. The bural chambers, hdden for nearly, years under mound9 of earth, tnt came to notce some years ago when local nhabtants began to Search for gold but were deterred by ^mysterous and terrfyng rumblngs from wthn. Ths year, however, the mounds surrendered peacefully and slently thejr hdden'treasures to a team from the Natonal museum. The date of most of the fndngs has been establshed as between 5 and B.C. Cemetery Movrr for Ste«l Mll MOHSVLLE, Pa.-A prvate cemetery founded by assocates of Wllam Penn 5 years Bgo s beng moved to make way for a steel ml). Workmen recently began removng remans from the bural ground of the Harrlson-Pemberton famles n Falls Townshp. The cemetery > located on part of.the tract where the new Falrlpss plant of Unted States Steet Corp. s tb be erected tome 9 mles from Phladelpha. The remans were taken to Pennsbury, restored manor house of the Quaker famly, about three mles away, Archeologsts of the Pennsylvana hstorcal and museum commsson were on hand to supervse the operaton. Supersonc Dve By let Arcraft ocks Los Angeles LOS ANGELES, Calf.-A mysterous "exploson" reoently brought hundreds 'of calls to Los Angeles polce and newspaper swtchboards. No serous damag* was reported, but a few wndows were broken n Culver Cty and the shock was felt from Santa Monca to the San Fernando valley, mles nland. Mltary ntellgence offcals t\-> nally came up. wth an explanaton. t was caused by t Jet plane pull- ng out of a supersonc dve, offcals sad. Two or three hgh powered vjet planes were beng tested, an ntellgence spokesman sad. They were at alttudes of nearly, feet. One of the new hlp wen» nto a BOO to 9 m.p.h. power dve, he sad, and roared through the BOna barrer. When t leveled Off t created a vacuum and caused a terrfc blast, lke a thunderclap. The blast apparently occurs only when an arplane s dvng toward the earth at the speed of sound or faster. A shock and nose phenomenon apparently contnues straght on to the ground when the plot pulls out of the dve and begns to regan alttude. The shock s the result of what has long been known as the onc barrer and whch fs better descrbed as compressblty. An arplane flyng faster then sound pushes the ar ahead of t faster than the sound waves can travel. A sound wave s a pressure wave and full of energy. Ths energy then s pled up ahead of the arplane and does not have a chance to dsperse untl the plane changes drecton^ Then the accumulated energy expended n a shock wave, much as j rpples n the water carry off the energy caused by stones strkng the smooth surface of a pond. A hgh flyng plane travelng at the speed of sound or faster causes no serous problem on the ground because the sound energy waves have dsspated ther strength before they reach the earth. 8 Communst Party Leaders Sought as Fugtves from Justce SDNEY STENBEG HENHY WNSTON WXAM NOMAN MAON C.MKT GEEN OBET GEOGE THOMPSONl GUS HAX Above are the t ornmunst leaders who were ndcted by a Federal Grand Jury at New York on JuneZO on complants of conspracy to advocate the volent overthrow of the (tovernment. They are now beng southt by the Federal Bureau of nvestgaton as fugtves from justce. J. Edgar Hoover, drector of the FB, has asked FED MOS FNE AMF.S EDWAD JACKSON J. all ctzens as well as law enforcement agences to assst n locatng these ndvduals by reportng any nformaton they mrht receve concernng them to the nearest FB offce. S. K. McKee. s specal agent n charge of the Newark offces at 86 aymond- Commerce^Bultdlrtg, Newark, New Jersey. The telephone number s Market -S6. Por mt to PACOMA, Calf s. been leavng money nr, nf Mrs. Mary Halvof. four chlldrtn. The f Sl lke to know sompthm,., mystertotn buefacnr' Money h>l been fnn,,, under, rosebushes am n Twelve-year-old Bonn.. money s comng frnn, Mrs, H»lv«r«on thnk* Wherever t comes Cm s welcome. Her only,,,, $5 a month the cnmu f takng care of an, husband, John, was gr month n dsablty,.,, she ctn't cajh the C!P,.. band has been mlsn,. went to Bluff, Cnl., n '. Wool men attack o Wl... plan for aubstltuws, Japanese steel produce, salvage sunken shps vm, PEPAU for a Good Posl,,,, ENOLL M\v n Our fnt! Secretaral, Stenm,,,, h Accountng, fnmpt,,,,,, hl and efrejhe (,,.. FALL TEM Starts Septemlw Day and Evenng c,, vrs DAKE COLLEGE 8, Statst Perl Phone P. A, - Dr. w. c. <!op!. TS.,,, Mra. A. J. St. John, \ cr The hdden protector of your bottle of mlk Natural gas s the hdden protector of your bottle of mlk. Because t s a clean and easly controlled fuel, t s used throughout the mlk ndustry for pasteurzaton, for processng canned and powdered products, and n the manufacture of mlk bottles, cans and contaners. Nothng else n the house Saves so much-costs so lttle s treated lke a baby n your county AUTOMATC WATE HEATE Natural gas, so essental to the mlk ndustry, s a pampered passenger on*texas Eastern's ppe lnes. Sklled operators watch the flow through meters, supervse ts progress on master gauges, scrub t clean'and keep t dry wth complcated equpment. They baby" natural gas at the local compressor, staton so homes and ndustres can have the gas they need to keep Amerca"well and strong.., *" :.''?/:, * agree plenty of sparklng Hot Water s a blessng All gas applances sold by your Gas Company are desgned for use wth NATUAL GAS. When purchasng gag applances from your dealer or other supplers be sure to specfy NATUAL GAS. LBEAL TEMS - COME N NOW ELZETHTOWN CONSOLDATED GAS COMPANY SYJTH STEET PETH AMBOY ftxas^ ASTEN GENEAL OFFCES SHKEVEPtlT A LOCAL CTlZSN UVMQ TH NATON