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VOL.
70 — NO. 43
Vesper Concert
1
Is Arranged At
Christ Church
To Feature Special
Christmas Music
Price Fiv% O n U
SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1952
CotociJWilJ
Consider Final
Ordinance Action
O'Leary Has Served
Notice He Will Oppose
One Provision
'Job J. Andrejewski Judges Are Named Bayshore
Is Traveling Toward For Nativity Display Wants Trains Stopped
Outside City
Fire Chief Rank
tontest Here
Name Second
Assistant Chief For
SayrevUle Tuesday
Inspections Will Be Made
During Christmas Week
Will Suggest To
Plan Be Followed
In ttvent Of Fit*
Christ Church will present a
The completion of plans fox
foeper Concert of Christmas
John J. Andnftewski, of 54 the annual outdoor
Nativity
It was decided at a . recenl
Three ordinances are schedifusic on Sunday afternoon at uled for second and third read- RoU Avenue, la on tbe way to Display Contest, sponsored by meeting of the Bayehere C*W
i o'clock In the church. Miss. ings when the present Common become Chief of the Bayrevtlle .the Holy Name Society or SaLnnette Havens, concert ha»» Council holds Its last midweek Fire Department Be was elect* cred Heart R. C. Church, were it mi make a formal
4#t, will offer several solos on regular meeting on Wednesday ed Second
Assistant
Chief, announced this week as com- A Wve Council, to i n «
i
he harp. She will be accom- evening.
Oi syttom whereby trams traveftsaj
when the Melrose Bow Com- pleted, with the selection
«nied by tflxon 8. BickneU at
over
the feraoka of the New
By the provisions of one of pany, of which he Is a member, the judges.
he console.
Miss
Kathryn the measures, a five man re- held an election at the headThose who will judge the dis- Yerk and Long
Qtueger, contralto soloist of the creation board U
night. plays aie Ignatius Spina. Wil- road, will be.
authorised, quarters on Tuesday
Westminster Choir College will with Its members to be appoint- Andrejerwafci defeated two other liam H. Lewis, and Ben Kolothe city, m the event of a An
iresent a series of
unusual ed for five year terms by the candktaUsj from the company, dslejskl. The inspection of the
on the east side of the laHraae1
toriftmas Carols and other sea. mayor. This body would have Curtis Munn and Steven Mroc- entries will be made during the
tracks. The organiaaUon
hm
anal selections.
charge of the employment of sok. Charles Muth of Morgan, •week from Christmas Day to
This concert is open to all the
supervisors- and Assistant Chief, supervised the January 1st, it was announced. over
the
ot A N
nd there are no tickets neces- will disburse tbe funds neces- election.'
Onttead of" tbe previously an equipment betas;
to get *
iry.
cash
awards, five che soene of a fare hv the Itsary for the oarrymg out of the Andrejewski has been a prom- nounced
Miss Davis has been feature program. The. measure wa* in- inent member of the
Melrose prices will be given for tru dla- csilty, since th» bridge
9lo4st with
the Indianapolis trodjueed
by
Councilman at lire
at
company
since it w u playi which emphasise the re- the tracks
hilaimonfc Orchestra and the Large Robert MoOowan.
significance of Clirist- Avenue, was destroyed bf fin
who /ounded in ltfll, and hut held ligious
ranklln Colkge Concert Choir; served this year u chairman oi
on July trd last.
Virtually every
office In Uu
nd has toured extensively in the city recreation committee
Not only will residents ol' the
Another request that will bi
ocmpany, and, is now completM Midwest. Miss Kruegar has and who
has for some time ing a term aj President. Be will city proper be eligible to enter made to the Council, wta be H
erformed under *uch ipterna* been Interested in programs of
assume his new office on Jan- the contest, but the judges will arrange for periodic cheeks ol
anally known conductors as this nature.
uary 1st, and his eventual ele- also visit President P*tk. Me- all fire hydrants m the city, afruno Walter. Wmitrl MstroBay view ter which a ttoket wottM *
However, It ha* been indicat- vation to Chief will tame auto- •ciMtnlcsville, Melrose,
oils; and appeared
in the
Manor,
Morgan,
%nd
Ernston
to placed on each of them, notlai
tcaUy, as he> advances tc
orld
premiere of the new ed by Council President William
inspect
displays.
O'Leary. that be will oppose First Assistant Obief next year,
tmw of the
urt Weil opera, given at the
In order to expedite the work
the measure when it oomcs up and on the tottowint year beA program for toe year I t l l
nlversity of Indiana. She la
of the committee, It has been
for final - action
Wednesday comes the department he%d
being developed at
wUfa
the
touring
announced that those who plan
night,
although
he
voted
in
faBe
has
been
for
many
yean
and is coven
matters whtata
Wesimlsuter
famous
arid
vor of it when It made its first active in various organisation! *° * n t e r t n * contest, may noti- effect every section of the O s j ,
the direction of tppearaooe at the last
public in the Melrose section at well ** *** committee In advene* ol It is planned to
It W
thetT
r. John Flnley
Intentions if they care to
Otmtf
declared that «s In the other parts of Sayre-'
the new Council when it hosfe
jr. Bfeknell, in addition to his while he atHHwes of the intent vilie and also of this city. He ^though
l t h h
thi action
ti
iU not i u f I r g t
this
mm^m
itiet at Christ OBmroh. hM of the measure, he does not'served as a
of
the mandatoryformed in concert, both as favor the appointment of the
Council I to charge of the
arrangeeayrevnle
Borough
y
g
joist at the organ, and as ao- oomwil—toners by the
Mayor,
• r e : Alfred Nebus,
gspanist for well known con- and feels they should be named during tbe yean of 19M tnd'»*&**
Pacskowiki,
Ted Racsmowski.
1M7,
and In ttos lattsr year,
rt artist in the Hew York- by the Council.
Joseph
Zrewas the chairman of the fire
area.
bleo
and
A second trdmaaoe,
which committee.
Sunday's
The program for
Be has also been active in
fixes the salaries of a number
-rtaotrt will consist of compostof city employees, it has been the American Lsgion for mtny
ma man the Romantic, Xmexplained by officials is merely years, and Is a former Comesslnnirh- and Modern peria measure £o incorporate the mander of Luke A. Loves/ Pott
To Take Fiact At
It, as well as acme of the farecently granted* oost of liv- here and in addition M a Past
i On
ille Christmas music.
ing bonuses into the
regular Adjutant of
the
Middlesex
salaries of these people. In ad- County American Legion.
Announcement
9TA«Y HELD
dition. It grants UM per year
w«ec,, oi plans toy the looal
IRISTMAS PARTY
.> to saoh patrolman of the police
AuxiMary of "me
BgTBRDAY AFTERNOOW department for the purchase or SALARY ORDINANCE
Report Is Made On Recent
Oi
Hjtoentajsi, for
I A&>EO UEADLNG
fhankflgiving Drive
replacement of uniforms.
pany se
BY BOARD OF WORKS
Yesterday
afternoon,
chilThe third .„ measure authorAt
Cooys
-n and grandchildren of the
' Announcement of a meeting
ises tbe vacation of a ten foot
Meeting
Wednesday
night, of the Board of Directors o! the Corner, Monday
*rtdi
alley, between Fourth sad Fifth (he
xr*»r
Board of Public) Works Woman*
Auxiliary
of
the cembsr 2J.
re the guests of the South Street*.
passed on first readW, an or- south Amboy Memorial Hospi- i^^tygqp hjtS bSSJs
toy Rotary Club at a Chrlstdinanee which provides for the ^ j ^ fat Nurse's Home at S chau-lady to toe
* party at Oak Hills Manor. SHOWER TENDERED
setting ef a wage scale for em- p. j | , on Monday, January », Helen Quintan a a 4
Maoey
Steiner,
Pregram TO JEAN K. RA8HUSSEN ptoyees In the sewage disposal has been made.
Ollsdorf, with
•
airftUft ot the club was in
plant, whioh is under Board of
R e c e n t l y , the
committee Jons may be
of the arrangements.
Mi
I. Ki
The dinner win fee served at
, Works control.
that
directed
the annual
WMJBANCI
l.M.
"Secret pa*** wtti be rei m
the
vealed
and. there will toe daocITWOUGH
up are $4,000 per annum for final report, which
Indicated
Street,
was
tendered
a
mlsoel». BABOSBJ AOBWC1
wie enaineer. $1,000 per an-! that the receipt of 3871 cans
shower by Mrs. Harvey
-;
v. / v
^
. i
KVBBT
^ Audliary ^wttl ketot ita
num
for a first class operator, of fruits, vegessbles. Juices and
1-HM
I NO
next
regular Reeling
and for second class operator other
food
evening
,at the De
candy, nuts, turthe home of Mm Jacobsen, 111
The schedule Is to take ef- kefs and
fresh
vegetables. tBlue
Oeorge CKreet* ta honor n her
Mrs. Mary
feet on January 1st, of next Amoai the donori llstsd, were
approaching marriage to David
the pupils ef St. Mary's, 8a- Loretta CiOfJa>
B. Crabiel, son of Mr. and Mrs. year.
repratentativag sT*the meetinc
J. M. Grabiel of MtUtown, N.
waurt
of the State Boajd, wMeh
J. Quests were
present from eaU Mejiagkw. ••» #-»—. -».». fatudents ef the Laurence Har- place Sunday at Cartsnt. Tks>
MilHdwa.
Dayton.
steyport, m««MN A m s a i DSfN MNM.
^
-Sajfmflle
*ad
Parlin Board wllr. hold Its neat
Robblnsvllle, Cream Ridge and
TOC A B S i N T D f l yet, fer schools, Frank's
Market, the ing to this city, m J
this city.
Jet
;
geew
la
year
OayBght
Bakery
and
the doc14
l^
ket water, eteasm, tois of the hospital staff.
Arky's and Madura •
er i l j i l i s i er an
At t he annual estetloa of ofA-BAROUgf.
POB IALK.
CLOSED FOR TOT
Jeto. We earn
At the annual •lection of ofUsed
DAY
fer a geei
KJoatlniiVd on Psge 0)
ef
Date Set For
jflfteniian Ladies
Christmas
Party
Hospital Auxiliary
Diredors To Hold
Meeting January 5
PETERSON
PHARMACY
Open This Sunday
m4
tt-U
-fanssees
w
<**:>
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1952
T M SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
O W B U N C S NO. 810
•«e uty eft
um He
tnc fib* salary of the
dkeetor
of
mieaMon
f ot
the entire City and hi* Militant, whfcto sum shall be raised
bf taxation in the seine manner as other taxes.
Section 8. This ordinanot
shall take effeot immediately si
provided by law.
M it ordained toy the ComttM*a uouncU at the
Ctty ol
NOTICE
The fordoing
U
ordinance wai
There is hereof introduce on first reading at
nooo
UM Oitj of South a meetmv of
the
which Council of the City of floutt
known as the "Board Anatooy. held on the' 4th day oi
1952, and it will be
u* M»ut«atooa Onmlssioners of
oonsidered
for final passage at
boutn Amtjoy."
The Board shaU a meeting oi the Common
> *n»»ia> oi wve IOJ PMUMrt, ail Counoil at the City Hall on
being rettteots of the Wednesday evenjag, Decent**
Beaterc
^.«jf MOW acuul. be appointed by 17th. at 8 o'clock,
Standard
Time,
at
which
time
The ooi
iera
persons having objection*
otfiot aU
*. one, wro, three, lour and thereto, are hereby notified U
..«» >eaj» respectively; there- be present and present same.
O. FRANK DC8BROW
«4i appointtaeau shall be
City Clerk.,
-vi \u* texia Oi live (OJ yean
South Amboy -Cttlsen
jioau tie
Issue
fo Deoember 12. 1H2
Mini onty. .
*. aaenafiers of the
•Mali leceive no compenBeeause teaTeaves pick up ttroag
iur Uaaur servaoes.
odors,
always store tea to a glass
«. The Board shaU be
or metal container, away from any
ene provisions ol strong scented foods. And never
to ev:U-tt. in- wash the tea container with strong
ilie Bevased Statute*
v* 4M«w heresy, except as may be fresh with baking soda* ind not
uumvwm provided hereiuailer. water.
toeouon a, i n general, it shall
we Urn duty of the Board to
and to supervise recreaand recreation places foi If you »r« both(rr<l by Backache, Getting
the youth of the City, in this
cloudy urine, il.ic t» minor tempormilasnrton, it shaU have th«
and IUa«i>1«T I r r l l a t t o n v l o r
r
uittMMKt in
BACKACHE?
Special Exhibit
On Civil Defense
At State Museum
Closing Date Has Been
Extended Through
December 14
—
CtyU Defense — It's Op To
You.1* the current special exhibltkm at the State Museum In
Trenton, whkh is presented in
o&peration with the Hew J«reey Division Of Civil Defense.
has proved to be «o popular
that the ttotlng date has been
extended tfaroufh, Sunday. December 14th,
A series of special programs,
to be held in • the Museum, has
been scheduled in eonjunctiop
with the civil defense exhibit.
The fin* of these
programs.
"indusfy in Civil Defense"
be beld^at 7:30 oVdeck, Wedceday eveniat, Deeetnber 3rd.
John Braach. State Safety inspector m charge of Plant Pro*«U<» will be to charge of the
program. Speaker for the evenlng will be Arthur W. Phillips.
chief.
Protection DepartBearings Division
of General Corp. in Barftson.
N. J. Phillips will explain wby
Newt** TrantatlantU
and how the West
Hudson demonstrate the part OaM youth
Council tor k Inter-Plant Coordi- Is playng In our. cMl defense
The flga -Dooi
nation was formed, and how it preparasions.
functions for the mutual pro- and Cover" witt be shown.
Last of the cMl defense protection of member plants. Hew
the B>att plant has orgalnsed grams will be three noonday
fox ctvU defense emergency is showings of the m**i "Oommuni*
graphically
shown in the ex- cations for Civil Defense" for
hmtt with dieplays of photo- State employee! and the InterThese showings
graphs and fire
fighting and ested public.
rescue-repair equipment. The will be held at 13:30 o'clock on
program will also Include a December 9th, 10th ond 11th
toor of the civil
exhib- The film. reeenUy prodteoed by
it by Robert J. Stone, Civil De- the New Jersey Befl Telephone
fense PimUc Relations Officer Company, depicts in a powerful
and a showing of two
f ttms. and realistic way, the* ImporT^TwrmnkaHons for CWU De- tance and far-wachint utilisafense" and "Stock and Cover." tion of the
In civil
The second* in the series of defense coernminkeAlone during
special programs wW be held a bomb attack.
at 3:30 o'clock, Sunday afterituseum hours are: dally 9 A.
noon. December 7th. Robert J. M. to 5 P. 1L; Sundays and
Stone will give a brief Intro- holidays 3 to 5 P. 14V Admisduction.
followed by a talk sion is free.
VD is YOU*' by Charles S.
*
*
Wetter. Assistant to the State
Mere than 38,000,000 eUMrea are
Director of Civil Defense, and a
now
enrolled n elementary and see*
tour of the exhtrtt. The two
oadary
schools, both public and
films. "Duck and Cover" and
public By 1800. enrollment Is
"Communications for Civil De«ted to increase bv 8.008,008
fense" wHl also be shown.
*
"Youth in CD", the third protram, scheduled for 4:00 o'clock.
Bator* reeelnttag, en rusted spots
Tuesday afternoon,
December should be sandpapered bright end
9th, has been planned for young should be touched up with one ef
people. Scout groups, student the special metal primers new
volunteers
from the Trenton available. These touched up spots
Filter Center and a member of should be allowed to dry thoroughtjr before the finish coat U applied.
the Trenton Police Reserve will
Glamor Liner Ready for Makhn
Voyage
wtds* duotetion in the pro- OgT W^i mSPopul«r
£ ; ^Jy yre r.* 3» a C pS £
Of raising SUCh fundS a s It
necessary by public
for tn^ m^wt^tunff
of recraetioa
and recration
i/laces in the Ctty.
Sseotlon 0. The Board may
appoint a secretary or derk
sttch number of oustoiians,
and
assistants
with the various play grounds
and fooiattons plaoat under 1U
control as they snail deem necessary, and fix and determine
T. Hie
governing
body ahall annually fix. deter-
a*««me<l.Batl»taci1on(>riimiipyb*'-kfit»rAak dfu^gUt about CY8TSX today.
>n itr1
ENJOY UTMOST SHAVING
iASE AND CONVEMiNCE
Gillette
AZOR
WITN SLUE BLADE
DtSftNSIK AND
STYRfNI CASE
whkn
shall be used by the
Board for UM purpose of pay-
WHEN
DINNER• • • your telephone
fells your wife."
i
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SS Andrea Doria, Italian Line's Recently Completed 25-Knot, 30,000-Ton Flagship,
Shown Above on Her Trial Run Off Italian Riviera
<•;!•: NO A — Italian Line's new York and Genoa during 1953.
The 31 public rooms and all
f l.i^sti ip, the 1250-passenger, After lying a week in New passenger and crew quarters are
thiee-class SS Andrea Doha, has York to permit inspection, the air-conditioned. There are three
completed sta trials and is pre- new glamor liner will sail Janu- spacious lido decks with tile swimparing fur her maiden transatlan- ary SO on a 17-day West Indies ming pools, one for each of the
tic voyage in January.
cruise, calling at various foreign three passenger classes. Italy's
. Named for the admiral who flag ports, among which are St. finest artist* and craftsmen have
liberated*G«noa in the XVI Cen- Thomas, Virgin Islands; San Juan, contributed notable decorations
tury, the vessel sails from Genoa Puerto Rico; Martinique, Fort de and furnishings.
January 14 for New York with France; Curacao, Dutch West In- The Andrea Doria is the third
a distinguished list of passengers.' dies; Cartagena. Colombia; Cristo- new glamor liner to enter New
Calls enroute will be made at bal, Canal Zone; Kingston, Ja- York-Italy express service since
Naples, Cannes on the French maica, and Havana, Cuba.
February 1951 and will be Joined
Riviera, and Gibraltar. Upon arThe finest vessel constructed early in 1954 by a sutership, now
rival at New York January S3, postwar in Italy at the 100-year- under construction. The- others
the vessel will receive the har- old Ansaldo Shipyard at Sestri- are the Independence and Consti*
bor's traditional noisy and color- Genoa, the Andrea Doria re- tution of American Export Lines,
ful welcome.
establishes the tradition, of luxury agents for Italian Line in the
Following the sunny southern service set by its famous predeces- United States and Canada.
route between Gibraltar and New sors, the Atlantic Blue Ribbon The Italian Lines M.V. Vol.
York, the Andrea Doria will make winner. Rex, and the Conte di cania and M.V. Saturnia operate
twelve round-trips between New Savoia.
in the same service.
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP IT
KEEP IT DRY CLEANED!
QUALITY
rrajrue
**Nothmg rufflea my wife more than to have dinner
ready—and have me Jate. No problem when there*!
a tninphonf nearby." That's right, ft quick call that
you'll be working late, and the family dinner won't
beheaMup.Ju§tor«ofthemamyw8^youft»aephone
makes itself go valuable every day—8© hard to put a
prfattagon.
NIW JII3IY
ULl TILIPHON1 COMPANY
WORK
nmnpt
S Day CaO B J | IkBtfoty
;l
(For your sect** enltejll m)
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MILTON'S
^
QUALITY DRY CLEANERS
Mevktt Street
Perth Amboy, N. J.
GALL PA.
4-1616
V
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962
SOUTH AMBOY CIT1XIN
ORDINANCE H a * * *
Nc Turns*?*
Dankl J. Morre.ll. a readinr iron
outer, backed Wtilimn K«iiy IT
ansJtiHf Ms first commercial eon
mtsr.ln 1B61. Kelly had iftrtntao
tfat pneumatic method of rn»kin*
"safid steel" about tb» um« lime
as 8ir Hear? Bessemer oi England.
UtrreU wai on* of the men whe
high tonnage
H
States
Hobart, casAai a** sttgsft «ttjr
of Tasmania, with a population M W
In* IO,OqO. has oo« «t tbs finest hatbars ID tss world. To it. aad to ports
sad airfields at the northern end of
the Island, UOjnlles across Bast
Strait from Victoria, come (ens of
thousandt of vacationing Australians
each year, drawn by the temperate
eltmate and scenic grandeurs
OLD COMPANY'S
COAL CLUB
They get 12 months to
pay and make no down
payment.
lOU can join this dub today by
calling or writing...
Sanitary Ice & Coal
Company
Telephone S. A. 1-0080
SOUTH AMBOY
, An OTitwaawi el la* City of
8e«th Assfcsy U vaeats ail UuU
perttea ef s> ten f e«4 sassy lying
between reertk Sttwst s a i Ftttk
By W. Vi . DIEHL
8treet fai the Ctty ef 8mtk Aas.
MANHATTAN
ALBUM:
It
was th« cupies an area of I7.5M eqaare
bey an4
easterly el
feet . . . the 40-milIlon-dollar Wat»
death
ef
an
actor,
G*org«
Holland,
Aveme la M M City.
back In 1t70, that g«v» th« Llttl* dorf-Astoria Hotel is a far cry frost
Church Around th« Corntr Its namt the early-day Now York tavern ttat
Be it ordeJaed 6y U* Com. . . following posted tbta sign: FOUR PDfOS
Holland's death, A N1OHT FOR BED, NO MORB
mon Council of the ctty of
f r l a n d a ap* THAN FIVE TO BLEEP Ot OK«
p r o a c h i d a BKD, NO BFER ALLOWED 'W
1. That all that porn«lghborhoed THE K1TCHUW.
tion of the tea foot alley lylqg
pastor abeut CUFF-NOTES: Capt. William I .
betveep
stourth Stntt sad
handling th« Young, the pioneer shark hunter, le
Fifth Street In the Ctty of
funeral services back In Gotham after one ef ale
. . . th« citric globe^lrcling journeys . . - and Is
South Amboy and satt of Stevdeclined,
but busy drawing up plans for a giant
•ar Avenue in said City, and
aquarium, to be located off the
suoocstcd
that
particularly descHbed as they go to a little church around coast of Cuba . . . after nearly 40
at a point In the the corntr "where they do such years of hunting and photographeasterly line of S t e w s Avenue things for strangers" . . . hearing ing the "Tigers of the Sea," Cast
distant one hundred and eleven ef this, the author Josaph Jefferson Young points to a huge shark's
feet nottberty from the north* exclaimed: "Cod bleea the Unit tooth—eald to be SOO-miillon years
old—as his proudest possession . . .
erly line of Fourth Street and Church Around the Corner"... and there
are 100 different types ef
etnee
that
time,
the
tast
29th
Street
running then easterly along church has been the houae of wor- eharke, he says, and many live te
the rear line of Ihe lots front- ship of the theatrical profession. the ripe old age of 100 . . . The
ing on Fourth Street, one hun- THE CLIFF DWCLLIfft: The 102- Mutual'a network's coatt4o so set
dred and thirty-one feet and story Empire 8tate Bulldiar. boasts audience Is In for a f>> musical
four tenths of a foot* thenoe eiioupli floor space to provide for a treat Doc. 1st when the -jth an*l>
of the Community Concert
northerly ten foot thenoe wester- elty of 80.000 people... Rockefeller]1 versary
Ceater—the biff eft building pro- movement will be marked by a
ly parallel with 11M first course Ject ever underwritten by a single special broadcast featuring toe
one hundred and thlrty-ons feet owner-~etalins the largest theatre sure of the concert and operatic
and four tenths of a foot to In tAO world, seating 6.200 persons stages . . . Now that the weather Is
the easterly
line of Stevens . . . Between 10,000 and 11,000 mer- brisk, those little chestnut wagons
Avenue and thence southerly a- chant seamen- dally' make their give off a most pleasing aroma •
Big City's substitute for burn,
long the said easterly line of DOOM In the 14-»tory Seamen's the
Church Institute at 25 South Street big autumn leaves tn the Old Hems
Stevens Avenue, ten feet to the . . . this nnlQue edifice houses a Town . . . Oh.my-goeh Doptl
point or place of berinniaf. be ehQrcn..post office^ club rooms and They're still offering presidential
campaign buttons for sale
vaoated.
d
. The Chrysler Building,
library
•roadway!
Section ,3. That this ordinance second highest in the world, oc-1
shall take effect upon its pesaage and pubUoatlon. provided,
ftowever, tibat the owner o! the
land adjohUng said land tae*st>ir
vacated shall pay all the costs
of the advertising and pasuge
hereof, otherwise this ordinance
to be void and of no effect.
NOTICI
t h e foregoing ordinance was
introduced and passed on first
at a meeting of the
Council of the City of
South Amboy. held on she 4th
day of December 1963 and It
will be considered for final passage at a meeting of the Common Council at the City Hall,
on Wednesday, THn,mnbm 17th.
at 8 o'clock, Eastern Standard
Time, at which time, an persons |
having
objections thereto are I
nerefty
notified to be present!
and present same.
{
O. FRANK DtSBROW.
City Clerk
South Amboy Cltlsen
Issue of December 12. 1953
ASTHMA,
Don't let couKfflng. whtf xlug. reourrinc «t- I
tarks uf Hronclilul A"thin» ruin «leep and I
t-nrfKy w K l i n u l IrviiiK UKNDACXX w h i c h |
» , . t k i t h r u t h r I.• I•.• • ^ 1 i<> r r n c l i b r o n c h i a l
u l » s n m l liinjr-1 I ' s i n i i v : i . ! [ ) i t M t u r r q u i c k l y
riHii-r... i h l i K . :.n. «v I I H I . I I S T i m s a l t a r i a t e *
MII^IIUII- n:..l ftiil" t t't-r i n u h l n g a n d b a t l * t
or
IIIUII y
YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS
WANT YOU AND YOURS TO HAVE A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND TRXT HAVE STOCKED THEIR STORM
^
EVERY PERSON ON YOUR
U8T. COOPBRATE WITH THBIM BY DODIO
GHRBSTMAB 8HOPPINO IN SOUTH AAsBOY
Bung the whole family tw I HUMtion light at the ocean's edft.
Christmas here is a happy holiday
-flow«rc and hoity. carols v 4
trees M the hotel with YuMkie
spirit TrsditiOAal Christmas
Istst, s whote.week ol special
Holiday entertainment Compti*
meotary New Yew's I n Party.
Ocssn wsttr in sit baths.
WE TOO, HAVE MADE A SI^JECIAL WfOttt
TO HAVE ON HAND A QUANTITY OFITK1IS
THAT WILL APPEAL TO THE THRIFTY SB0l*»
PER WHO WANTS TO GIVE PRACTICAL GUTS
THAT WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED AND
USED AFTER THE CHRISTMAS SEASON HAS
PASSED.
A visit to Bob^s with your Christmas s U , , * *
pay you big dividends ia savingB and at tlit aaait
tine will €Mfcl* you to five then the Us* «f ftftt
that show your regard for those you
Oniiw* HMIMWMWI
v
•/
ANEW S E R I E S IS
OPENED THIS MONTH
FOR MEMBERSHIPS.
jUarlboroufif)
CITY
Owners
Association
116 Broadway.
-<*•>
. k K-I,I:
Chiislmas Vacate
HAVE ONE LIKE IT
IN YOURS—A SAVINGS ACCOUNt
HERE. THERE'S EXTRA PROFIT FOR YOU
IK OUR LIBERAt DIVIDENDS.
V'i'.'
BOB'S DEPT. STORE
UZ North Broadway
TaL S. A. 1-0581
DO ALL YOUR CHRJ8T3
IK SOUTH AMBOY
V
'
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1952
TBB SOOTH AMBOY CITIZBM
CHURCH NEWS Kngkts Te Hi?e
^v^P* v**^*^e^e^eB»emw>j ( B SBBBBJPT
a Chrtatthe
F i r * Methodist
W l Be Homed
By Briggs Tew
T ETISCOrAL CBVKCB
itfr. Chnstophcr Nxhob. Rectoi
Pounded
"Cfaarch-cotng TamOk*
of Hat d o
athletes at Seattle
wiM be honored to
win be ia tht
Tbe Ssauk
Xocm of a
both of the OVtJeu a n
wiB vtmt tbe c u t
York. Boston aac
with
Rfchard
Sehuu
at "The
Pines,"
la
Metuchen,
on Janparty
uary
3rd,
aa
: AUie Clark,
of tat Ybtc* auflmry. win be
Lonnie
Ayres am.
e* t P. M.
John
te tag' YatCA *»**y«
Norck. WUnom Ol^ery and
publicity:
John Connors and Tbusnas Zobro. arWittsssn
Ryan
bald at too David
. and Woodroa
Rirhard
John
and Henry Jagtowski,
fan* to bo
to aparleaf at tho
win
cease on
Cburcb, tho infant
juaatLj
86£4Wl:
Plans for a bsgger and totter
Christmas party than ever be*
lore, have been made at the
YbtCA. for tbe member*
night, the Sooth
Club.
fa Cteto of tho Retired
Th
rt
partr at Tho party wiU
Betmaton.
at 13:Jo. and
with the invocation
tbe Rev. Wilbur If. Pike,
of the First M
Jtomeh, who will abn dolitor
4ay
witt
^M
BBM B^Ddl
iTn-n-TT—i-r
v>
-~
grlk J
sTVSja^AMd^^^.«
«w
owski,
Edward Bohl and Robert Jensen.
A regular meeting of tbe
t. M . Christmus Party Council will be bald Thursday
.or the K*noer»srtan sad-Prt- evenfig following the {ntayers
;
members of the SUndsy for peace serrtoe at 8M Mary's
baota Clsus, Carols spa Church at T:S«.
by- the
Reservations tor tbe annual
JI bt. Martha's Ouild.
New Year's dinner donee will
c*u¥iaf,. Dae. ,*ltt— \
doze on netenwiei Stth. The
7 P. M. NattfUy Pajesrit u. event is to take plaoe at the
Comrot.
loUowed b> a Casino fe AtMntk Wtyhlandi.
.^^utis Varty in tho Parish Tickets may be secured from
Hall: Santa dans, Carols ' anc Thomas Scully
or Wflttam
$
rrfn
•««••••
war
*«— i » • — will
b
Of a am bom at tho tomb
CHRI8TMA8 PLANS AT
BAPTIST CHURCH
the events which will
headlight the Christmas program at tho First
Twsiiay ovontof, tho W Church bate are the
oM Society for Christian Ssrv- tkm of a Chfiotmas
I6o of tho Firs* Methodist and party of the Cburoh
will bold a Chrtrtmas
to bike Place Friday
la the ebufth,.
Itth; begin•not tom begin at f:M.ning at T:M P. if.
>Laa^' i a k ^ i .ejbj^m^fr^eae lismg tfedMS* vtdW
>^Hopggp ^BB^^B oB^VjgpB^BwT 4aggW rn^BW mw~
At I ettook |on Sunday. Defjajgb* to bring a covered dish
Slat, the choir wOT sing
oaabrta. *^|ren Onto Bethi,atst •'•)• too article for the gift
1
:
etc* of pioollt mstsesd to the
MUbd tbo oUwe «itt bow yoot ^k^K
•«
l^^k^l
t^^^
iemd
by the Flemlnsr
St. MatthCa Quild.
^
LLHOWER
1U ATTEND BERKLEY
SCHOOL XMAS PARTY
ti^
MSflsaittaa'
H
WH9 ** tKWtm a l l •OT
mt waO area, bat ala» •aol by barge aai+*•**
obfc* iftaya,
•t-
•
•"
sented to the city officials.
These rsrwmmenrtstioni are being drawn up by the president
of each
a
coal loadings fo>
-«ke shlpmeitt from Tolede, (Mile
>ut year wr* an all-Urn* high
ra»
BY WILLIAM H LEWIsI
CLASSIFIED
WOMEN to sow tor spring busifMOt. Saay to aow product,
atmd pay. flawing marhtnn
not essential.
Write Kerroe
nnoember is, given by the Ber- Mfg. Cb^ Yorktown, Indtans.
keley Chjb of the Berkeley
5-12 It
LeaA FUlbower of 292
Henry Street
will
atUrwi a
Chiistmsi hjiifihson Thursday,
B. A. Borton wiU
ovtr tho
New OrdiDaDce For
Fire Department
Being Prepared
Jie Holy Kttcharict with ser- siu. Miwaxd
Fanefl Jr. and.
and muakp by the Adult Leon Skarsynekl.
Boye' Choirs, The foUewA CLJ-ISUIM* party for the
ing music will be offered: Pur- •fhiKirffn of Mw menkoers, U set
fit'
"MTtoum
My«teriuin.w .o Hue piece dunosy afternoon.
«k»cklnnon't famous "ChrUt Is December 21, at J : » , at the
3orn of Maiden Fair" and Oi*home. Fred Leslie heads this
;ouu' "Grand Chorus Dialogue' committee as the
Officers Of All Coomaaaks
ehatrman.
4 P. M. Veaper
Concert oi w«ih assisting msgoneni Francis
Will Make Siitxaatkna
.oruuuu
Music:
Anto'netU.
in. JoEpph OhJfr. WUJavuas, conceit harpist; KstaA now fire ordinance to supEldridge. John
Howley.
Krueger, contralto sokus. Bernard
Hensberger,
Oearge flint the present one, which
Nixon S. Btcknell, org-nutL. Oundrum, Edward Wallace. Ed- city official* and firemen deAUULMJ. Dec. 1Mb—
waid Bohl. Frank Denawiec. clare was outmoded some years
a—io *. M. Everyv Mttnber Robert Jensen.
Benlamin Cis- ago, is being oonsiderod and in
J*nvsss VuitAUon* to the homes ae*bJu, Frank Soaman,
Bamaa, •onrard tho course ot preparation, acjd mempeis of the Parish b> FarreU Jr.. and Donald Reed cording to Councilman William
x e Waijdtns and Vestrymen. ' Jr. UsUe has called a meetLn» OTaary,
chalnaan
of the
i^esday,; Dec. lath—
CouneU
fire
wwnmittoe.
of tbis committee for
« H M. St. Hilda's
Altai 04 10 A. M. at the
Olieary said the mombon of
3uild at toe Woman's Auxiliary
At the exemplification o! the tho fb> dopartment are now
will meet In the church; Mim Third Degree, held Sunday af- drawing up a list of rooommenSophie Hlllman. Directress.
ternoon at Keansburg, the de-aUons whidh o w n changes
Dec . 17th-^^^
they
believe
gree was received by Eugene • ^ addtttoas
* A. M. Bmbor
mbor Day
Day/^Ceie- Armstrong, Prank
should
bo
tooorporaied
bis
new
Dersawlse,
W ol the Hoiy Kuctarist.
and they win be pre-
gL^QW^BBBEBlBim g^BV
rtuhtim
earooi and a"**oto by
Robert
will be
M C & TO HAVE
oldest reoldonta or mo city and
Tomorrow evening, the o e m -the widow of tfce late WUUam.
b e n of Coanea No. 4M of the took pmoo hero Tttsoday morafcnigott of Oahimbiw. will stage ing when a solemn high K**S
OI requiem waa colobratod s i
toe tust of a aeries, of
St. Mary's R. C. Chsnxh.
yuaaea for the onuaay
warn they hoM a "got togethThe ROT. Frands J. Coan.
was the cokbrant, with
the
tovtux Street. Tho, affair will Reverend John Crimes the desumii *t S *\ M. Bsvard Wal- eoo. and sno deacon tho Revlace and John MiUtr are the orend Brian OHoaly.
Pi aunt in the
sanctuary
There wiU be a Cfartstmai wore n o Right Rovorend Msgr.
Reverend
party for the nuns of St. Ma-Frands J. Sullivan,
Daniel
BuBrvan,
Reverend
Eury's and Saood Heart parishes
gene Kernan. Rererond Sugene
M % F. M. Fred UUie Davis, and the Reverend Joseph
ow mmaHttee for this Connetty.
unfj jjs> jg bring as>i^n*irt
The ooarors wero Fred Leslie.
ny Joseya Soaro, Joseph Sutliil, John Stolte. Ignatius
Spins.
Jtoin iT«gi, Wdliam •leaeham, Barnard Triggs. Patrick Cleary
Bernaro Triggs,
Amort Hetm, and John Fitamorris.
iJonsid FarreU, Robert, Knott.
IX A - * . Choral CVelebiiMin i* £>^mjey Nycs. Frank MiddUAew-
a talk on the history and sig
n V BX^BBBTBEBM
Funeral
services for Mis.
Members Of Council WiU
Mary C. Bumingham, one of the
Hare Wires As Gacsts
1 Fy Mi Boys' Gooir
oi toe Parish Ha*.
Mr. and Mrs.
— ±a»
Arthur B.
"Get Togetber"
Ereirf Tomorrow
, Dec. 1*OJ—
CHRISTMAS PARTY
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
WUttosm. when the FOR RETIRED MEN
ficutiy head tho
Superin-
10:30 A . lik Worabip Senrict
.ur the Stall and mianrre oi
wffl bald their Christinas party aha?, three y e a n ia sucoe«<on
sy evening* Oeovber
Mrs. WUttam
Brigas is tfv.
tjpt^ annual Ctiriotmss
Ehaitwaan of the^^cjcm
of
m^Mt
Pearce.
of the laittma
of too H a t Methodist Chorea
hold a Christmas party. Tbe
Yeaag Adatta of the church
R. C
14th—
of (ht
pray; Poaee, the United NaOxiee la the Mavy. Amy.
.• Corpa and Air Force.
A. If,
Sondmy /Bcnoo.
fioaght by adult
Mary C. I
Funeral Rites Were
Held Tuesday
A1 THANK YOU!
My friends, we now wish to
renew our bond of faith with
ill
of y o u
Your patronage
we highly prme
and would not
care to jeopardize the feebnp
of good wiU we
have found with
customers _. for
miles around. Our thanks ^ l o
you, without reserve . . . well
give our best . . . as YOU do-
School of! Secretarial Training
FOB SALE
j) East Orange. The hinrheon
will be held In the crystal BOrJBE. five rooms and bath
Room of the Hotel Suburban, in South Amboy- Expansion
attic, fun basement, gas beat,
East Orange.
fully
lnsolatsd. Venetian
This is en annual affair at
bilnds,
storm
windows,
which the students Have twenty
stove* refrigfratot serve.
niinery-aged 'children as their oorsens,
It has been our privilege to
roosts. The higtiflght of tb> and Bendix. Cell South Amotrve
your every r*"Tt*t*t and
occasion wil be the sppearaaci
11-8 It. boating need, tt baa been our
of Santo Cteucv who w>D prespleasure*to know that you were
ent each child with a gift. TJhe HOLIDAYS ARE FUN, "Red"
^completely
satisfied wKh this
eatertalnment will he prorlded says, if you relax with your
•ervtee. Despite the ruth of (be
by Cariot Restivo, aooordionist. guests. Serve
Christmas season, we know
A group of students win aW
This
that you cannot afford to Iff- 4
m fancy botsiss, onU bore a ptambtng Vr btattnc
Me fifth. CaBft*.A. 1-lfO. for problem. We are piauoml to y
ftee delivery. Bad's Lkrowt five you expert servtoe in
•tore, lot Broadway, next tto .prompt fashion. Just phone So.
r
IIUOUJ at tat
w
Agob 1<*JM
•I Poet d f W
reoieterecV
ofTfwn 'a
itft
d to m
t m BOUTB AMBOY cnnm
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 * 1MB
PEOPLE GET AWARDS
FROM NATIONAL LEAD
PLANT SUGGsWtON
PATS OFT WELL FOR
gAYREVlLLE MAN
Juniors Of County
Had Xmas Party
Monday Night
Russell Reed of
S35
Main
SamviUe, recently reft c h « * for 1*13.56 for
hta sutfsstion concerning a
o l supplying
filtered I Local Council Wins
Two Attendance Award*
air to blower drive rooIon ueed In the SayrcviUe TiThere were approximately 100
tanium Dtvlaton .plant of the
majrtbm.
present, when the anNational Lead Company.
nual
Christmas
party o? the
*
Middlesex County Pact Councilors'
Association took place
m, contrary to tbt ,am* Monday nlglU In the tenement
wwpUop of It by artists, auditorium of the
Uftasston
sol travtl In a dfMg path
Avenue
Baptist
Churoh
at Men
of «««* aaste*. It eunrat and
Goodwill
Council
Mlfta but tent tfma tor sharp Brunswick.
tuna Ptrsptctfoa eoRMtlmw fivti No. 32, of New Brunswick, wai
tta e*«rat the appearance of acute the boat Council, and County
stata motto of CattSnla:
Councilor Charles Jobneoh of
I hart fo«pd tt .
Joel Parker' Council of tliu
cHy, was la charge of the bust*
neat
session previous to the
party.
An election of offlcera war al<o held, when Walter Merrill of
Goodwill Council of Mew Brunswick. was elected County Councillor. The Installation ceremonies lor Merrill and-his staff will
take place at the January meetlog at New Brunswick on January Mtti.
Among tboee who attended
the party were State Councilor
Marrlot O. Halnei, of Mount
HoHy, State Vice-Councilor Walter Pitts, of Washington, N. J.,
State Council Treasurer Albert
H. Schaefer, of Raiaway, Arthui
B. Chapman of this city, State
Conductor,
George Tyler, of
Burlington, State Council Chaplain, and Past State Counciors
J. Laird Hufee, of Engliahtown;
Robert C. Smith and Weldon K.
Mann of New Brunswick.
Delegations present from outside the County
ware
from
Mount Holly,
Washington. N.
J., Rahway, Burlington, Tabernacle, EngUshtowa. and Glen-
It has* been aanouaoed by
ths Titanium DMskm of tbe
National Lead *>tr*r^wT of 8ayrevUto, that a number of aery
|oe buttons* PJWB w w d t d 4e?
the company during the month
-of Novmtoar.
Afltonf those wheat aantftrsarias irate marked, ware n a n
Watson of 310 Seoood Street,
and iUbert Russteyk of l i e
RarHan Street, for 10 yean ol
senrfce, tnd Casfenlr Wlsntwski
of SSS Walni* Street, who received a five year award.
_
*
NORTON'S Low Prices And The Best
Brands Of Can Goods and Meats
Are Top Values
Choice Chuck Roast
63c lb.
Veal for Stew, neck ot snail 29c lb.
Boneless Veal Roast
85cIb.
Ground Beef
53c Ib.
Rib Veal Chops
79c lb.
Armour Sliced Bacon .
49cIb.
Armour Pure Pork Sassage
39clb.
Fresh Hams
59c lb.
Pork Loins, whole or babes
49c Ib.
Fruit and Vegetable DepL
Tangerines
12 for 29c
Maine Potatoes
10-ft. bag 59c
Mdntosh Apples
2 lbs. 25c
Red Grapes
2 lbs. 25c
New Cabbage
be lb.
Sweet Apple Oder igal49c;galL79c
Yellow Turnips
4c lb.
Nuccoa Colored Oleo
23c lb.
Hotel Bar or A B Print Batter 79c lb.
Nestle s Milk
2 cans 29c
Maxwell House Coffee , 89c Ib.
Kosher Pickles
qt 29c
a ten
Premier Yellow Corn
2 cans 35c
My-T-Fine Chocolate Pudding 4 for 25c GENERAL
Fancy White Rose Peas 2 Mb. cans33c
THERE IS NO BFTTER COAL AT ANY
Premier Bean Sprouts 218-oz. cans 29c PRICE-EVERY
TON GUARANTEED
dola.
m
Grab bag gift! wart eachang.
ed and door prtaet of froara
chicken, and fruit cake were
distributed
and all attending
received a box of candy.
Joel Parker Council of this
city won both the Past Councilor and Subordinate Membership banners, for the largest
delegation.
NOTICE,
J%
sil
Take notice that the undersigned shall apply to the Mid'
dlesex County Court at tfaa Courl
House in New Brunswick, on
January Mh, 1953 at 10:00 A.
M. |for a Judgment authorising
BV4N Q A t q B / OOOBDJ1 to
a-sume the name of I7VAK
DANIE1.
(Signed)
FRANCES
Ouardlan
11-12 4t.
PHONE PE 4-3600
NORTON'S FOOD MARKET
lid South Broadway
TeL S. A. 1-0768
CITIZEN ADS
BRING RESULT*
WE1OE STILL PAYING
1-wo ttito« concerning the local wat«tfn*t «xpkMiot
on Kay 19, I960 will prob*bly never be known, Wh«t the
cause of the incident was and how ranch the MfUfenee
coat.
' lf ; .
Ihe expense local taxpayers were put to as the result of the blast,%did not end with* the repair o( homes
and medical treatment that was necessary as the result
Every so often, something crops up that indicates we am
still paying, and will prabsMy continue to pay. for years
to-'come, for the fact that the Peaasyhnitia Railroad,
with total disregard for the safety of local lives and property, permitted handling of high explosives in large
quantities, only a few hundred yards from the city proper.
Ihe railroad property, it was announced recently by
the Middlesex County Board of Taxation has bees given
a reduced assessment because its local holdings have deprecated and decreased.
^
It was the waterfront explosion that was largely responsible for the decrease and depreciation of local hoJd>
ings of the Railroad, for the dock and adjacent facilities,
formerly' taxed were blown to pieces, and natwaHy conaideambie damage was done to buildings of the company
nearby. However, the taxpayers on the other hand* had
to repair their homes, but for them there is no depreciation allowance and no reduction of any kind. They go
right on payjng taxes at the old rate, and now wiH have
to pay more taxes in addition, to make up for the decrease in the revenue formerly received from the railroad.
WE PAY THE RAILROAD'S BILLS AGAIN?
While on the, subject of the railroad and its holdings
here, there is a matter that well might be looked into, In
our opinion, and that is the supplying of four fire alarm
boxes to the Pennsylvania Railroad for protection b its
yards here. Three of these boxes are listed as being located at the docks, and one of them at the Yardmaster*s
office.
How these boxes got there no one seems to know,
but we know they have been there foe some time, and
it would seem in the face of the fact, that years back, the
railroad must have anticipated the possibility of seme
sort of accident, such as that which occurred, if it wanted
the protection of three fire boxes in the dock /rea wham
the explosion occurred and another one at the Yartfmaster's office, not far from the docks.
No such small area in the city is so well protected
by fire alarm boxes, as is this piece of private property
from which the local taxpayers are barred.
\
The cost of maintaining these boxge is a considerable portion of ihe cost of maintaining the city fire alansT
system, and if one private industry is provided with fesjr
boxes at the expense of the city, it seems only fair* Hurt
any other local industry, by the same token, sfessjM be
entitled to at least one fire alarm box on its pisinlssi,
and pursuing this thought further,* how far could a thing
like this go and where would it end?
'
The Pennsylvania Railroad has demonstrated that It
is not concerned with the welfare of local dtisana Md
their property, and we cannot see why we should be> concerned about their property, to the extent that we furnish them with four fire boxes, dedicated exclusively to
the protection of private property. These boxsV should
be relocated we believe, in some residential Motion of
the city, to protect lives and homes of those who aro
not only paying their own bills, but must meet additional
costs because of the carelessness of the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
BROADWAY MARKET
122 North Broadway
T«les>Kon« S. A. I-O26I
FRESH SPARE RIBS - _
LOIN OF LAMB CHOPS
LBGS OP LAMB _.. . _
FRESH HAMS
RUMP OP VEAL
J.
SIRLOIN STEAK
_
anumua
Me*.
Mr 'Ik
Me ft.
ft**.
TODAY, DECEMBER 12, 1952
800TB U O O I CTI1XBN
GARDEN
Universal Language... Food
plants that have been
this flan need to be piothfcfr winter. While tall
of man? tree* and
Is desirable lor, various
they may suffer more
during the «irprolecthis
otter day I mm tome
this r*U, that had
adequately pruned.
had l o n e
scxaggiy
who buy* a tree
to aw all ht pay* for.
ranegtanted treea
art sot with more wood
than thoro ahould tot. U u
to remove one-third to
of each ' of the aide
cutting bat* to a
la pointing outward.
pat a •aiwrany balanced
though "the tree has no
tt It losing water con.
through the bar*. It U
thtNfwOt to ©over the
at far up as you can.'
protootlvt material.
strip la made
Strips of burtqually well.
should bo put
• a hV spiral fashion and tied
so it will not be
The tit should be
aroond to hold' the matortal to viaos but not so tight
at ID Mad. flttoh a wrapping
ttwuM bt aMuwi to remain
SwMEWHERE IN KOREA— (FIITNO—Accrptlnjf her fate as an
orphan of war, "Miss Hap," a two-week old Korean kitten, chows
d< -«n on canned milk piped to her by medicine dropper with the help
o" Marine Sjrt. Frank Praytor of Birmingham, Ala. The Marine
a 3pt«d the kitten after it* mother wa« killed by a mortar barrage
n ir Banker illU. The name, "Miss Hap," Praytor explained, was
jt en the kitten, "became she waa tora at the wrong place at the
* . oag time."
(OflkUl U.S. Ntry Photocrafb—FHTNC)
Fly Line
Generally speaMnf, It It the
fun c ion of the fty line to carry
the fir or light hire out to the fit*.
for 'his reason, it is fairly heavy
and to constructed that tt will
foai ff kept proper iy dressed.
Also misplaced were these youn*sters~<-hlldren o f some 70 refugee*
from a North Korean fishing village— who grin with delight at they
face their first real meal In many dayg. Crew members aboard the
destroyer USS Cunningham, such at I>. H. Hartley, englnemaa first
class, L'SN, of Fort Wayne, Ind.. were pressed into service to p a n
out huge portions of steaming rice and scrambled egg* to some rery
grateful customers.
(Oficial U.S. Navy Photograph—FUTMC)
Smooth lee Cream
AHHty
To make smooth ice cream hi a
A little-known quality of Ucoriee
i* the ablltty of liquid in which H mechanical refrigerator, it must be
hat been proceaml to foam. Modi frozen quickly. Set control to coldef the teaming material !n fire est position and let tt remain there
tnaot
until the mbtture Is
turn baek to normal.
You crfwoys g#f a H ^
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THEY LIST FOR LESS-Large
volume production economies let
Chevrolet trucks list for leas than
comparable models of any other
make.
•
etter Deal
LOWE1 O P E R A T I O N A N D
MAINTENANCE COSTC-Valvein-Head engines, Hypoid rear
axle, channel-type frames, FtexiMounted cabs and many other
Chevrolet features assure you
lower over-all costs.
TRADITIONALLY HIOHER
TRADE-IN-Chevrofet trucks
keep their value longer-a wonderful dollan-and-cents plus at
trade-in time.
A Attttf
Chevrolet trucks list for hm . . .
bring you important otHhe-iob
economies.
nspptag servos other
Many ktndt of trees
If they wort grown too dose
hi tfta) Buttery row or
collected from the wild,
recent years, boron haw
the ttndtr
•ark on tbe trunk of
Prevents Fishy O4er?
To prevent a fishy odor from
eUnglng to your hands, rinsmg
hands In cold water before you
touch the fish helps. Later, wash
hands with water and salt Soap
do the Job.
with Chevrolet trucks!
to prevent Injury of both
•taking of ntwty
planted
If the
to up to t taflha* In trunk
single stoke drives
the ground and extending
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sjftge* IbM around tbe trunk to
4 SgWt 90 tod ffttttn to the
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It the
tl
storage and guv
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Belt state* are e»
«k» U.I. 4e»ar«»ent
tor t busy day
of pea soup wMb
sssv aad t d d t
Void tea
W U $ 3 1 ^ 0 0 FIRST FRIZI IN THI
MOTOftS BITTia HIGMWAYS AWARDS
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n>tnr b U n k
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system which encourages people to tako chaaet* hi the
hope of reward. It is a system—despite all the deviations
BOUTH AMBOY PUBLISHING COMPANY. Inc.
we have taken in recent years—whfch holds that gorKstabtUhed 1883
|e;nment is best which governs least
Published every Friday by
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It Is a system in which all kinds •* enterpriser from
M. C. BLOODGOOD, Managing Editor
as Second Claaa Matter at the South Amboy Post Office the biggest manufacturer to the newest and smallest
Df MIW JtBSBTT
Under the Act of March 3, 1879 ,
letailer,
must
compete
for
business—and
in
which
'those
lUtee: $2.00 per Year. Five Centa per Copy
new wereey waa one oi vv
COMPOSITION RESPONSIBILITY
who do the best job win the public's' favor and patronage.
tn vafeh the water at
newspaper will net be liable for errora appearing In any
of the Fvdei*! SOTAnd it is this system which created our living standards
"~ beyond the cost of space occupied by the error.
t
intmtstd
daring* tte
and which, supports them. *
fir*
half
of
l#m
I
You might think of that the next time you go shop*9 the U. a.
ping. All the abundance of food and goods you see are
the result of our unique system of free enterprise. .
LESSONS WE HAVE LEARNED
;
TWO HOSPITALS
^
Prior to November 4, many 'people thought that
A short time ago a new hospital was built with
private
funds in a New Mexico city. It is modern in when a political party had been in power for 20 years,
p
when it had increased, the public payroll to an incredible
i
every respect and represents the highest
standards of extent, when it had followed a policy of "tax and tax
ptesent-day hospital construction and* equipment. The and tax, spend and spend and spend," and when millions
east, was $14,000 a room.
of us were getting a handout in one or another from
In the same city, and at about the same time, a new the Federal treasury, it would be next to impossible to
veterans' hospital was taiK by the government with pub- unseat it.
lic funds/This is also a first-class hospital—but its cost
The bloodless revolution that occurred on Novemwas 134,000 a room, $20,000 more than in the case of ber 4 disproved that. And it did a good deal more. It
the privately-financed hospital
showed that the American people are weary of waste
It is the government's duty to take the best care of and extravagance in their government—to say nothing
those who were wounded er became ill in the service of graft and corruption—and want something drastic
,of the country, and to provide all needed facilities to that done about i t This is not a criticism of Governor Stevend Americans will not object to having part of their enson, who stands for very high standards of integrity
tax money so used. But the tremendous difference id con- and honesty in the public service. But the writing was on
struction cost between this government hospital and an the wall.
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excellent private hospital is one more example of the exIt looks as if we, as a people, have learned at long
travagance that is almost inevitably a part of politically- last that we can take nothing from the government that
directed projects. A private builder, using his own money we do not first put into it—and .that a high percentage
and that of investors, seeks maximum value for every Of what we put in is wasted and dissipated. And perdollar spent. That is rarely the case when the public treas- haps we are also learning that the terrific burden of
ury does the paying.
taxation we are now bearing resulted, m large part* from
This is also an example of what we could expect, on the thoughtless public demand for subsidies and handa huge scale, if we ever adopt socialised medicine or gov- outs and grants and loans and so-called "security."
•nunent-dominated medicine in this country. It'is a safe
In practically every speech, the President-elect adbet that the cost to the taxpayers for providing medical vocated decentralization of government, and the return
care would soar and soar — and that, along with it, of local problems to local hands. All political considerathe standards of medical care would sink and sink. Both tions to one side, this is the course we must now take
those unhappy things happened in England after the La- if we are to reman strong, free and solvent.
bor party socialised medicine.
, . If s a matter of record that socialism stifles progress
and undermines freedom—even as it prodigally wastes our
material resource*.
The newest development h modNeva Scotia means "New Scotla a machine
THE CASE AGAINST POLITICAL CONTROLS
end the province Uvei up
fee
ment reports from
reflect
deottn* from Mm
June high.
that hi this State
end
ohrillea
in Hew
• M S * > » J U M 9*V
Mreey
latt, at nenptrad wittt 5Sjf»>
at the end of 18*1 and S14S*
In June, 1861.
Amont the oU tee
*
ton of curtailed eerrtoe—V. &.
Pott Offloe Doparuatnl eaanlof•
ensot root hi thia State i HUftied
to an estimated totei of 11,17*
laat June, Other
dee m New Jersey.
4JM
last
l a tot CfvU Service
start June JO, 1888
etate nmldnajn of «MHMI
era!
wltfc the prwrtom
by telephone,
to tta pain*. Amid the skirl of
permit* the uaer to "play back" te
In the near future, the Senate Banking Committee bagpipe*
this rear, however, may
hear
what be had tald earlier ta hie
will meet to discuss the price and wage control program be another aound—the clatter and
groan o
and chart a course for the future.
tffobe
far fa* and ofl.
an invention of tba company whieh eminent
That Committee will perform a very important puboriginated, telephone pay station*
New Jereajr as
Ik, service if it recognises and acts upon certain inessix • a m
capable facts.
30. 1861 foOawt:
1 One of these facts is that practically all consumer
Firt Alum Bow
Iwl
t
goods are now in ample supply, and in many^cases the
June
SO,
1961
supply exceeds the demand. Excessive prices are impos- t l Bt—dway a*d HaJa Street
need* reliable
Deo. 91, 18*1
answers to your "crisis
sfijla when this is the case.
SS~Oedar aad Ceater 8treeta
Juor SO. l f t t
queirioru" inh year!
rtret Streete
Another fact is that the natural law of supply and
. . • set them in
demand is the only law which can assure us ample pro- II—Tarker Ave, a»d Pertai
duction of goods and fair prices.
June 30, 1861
Dec
31. 1861
Another is that political price controls impose
June 30, 19&2
•naningless and costly burdens on retailer, producer and
MONITOR
Other
all others concerned, to the detriment of the consumer.
June SO.
and Pert** St.
Another is that the buereauerats who administer the
1951-4JN
Often referred to as "a
fcarveta St.
control laws have shown the familiar political passion
newspaperman's
newsAve. aad aUWrt St
paper" the MONITOR
Jor mare and more dictatorial powers over the enterBavins meet »«Jkr la
covert
the world with a
prises and.the people of this nation.
IZ-Omrr aad •eaaweU Street*
water
tor eookJnf oee a
network of News Bureous
tk»
of
bouJUoB aad tomato
St. aad PhM A
. Finally, the last election was a spectacular demonand correspondents.
and the meat wtU bav* «xtn
stration of the fact that the American people are weary
and color
Order a special Intro, «f "do^aprerything" government and all the destruction •ft—TeHae and AmiwCa Street
ductory subscription
aad Fettfje date**
of material and spiritual values it involves.
today—3» months for
THWGS WE TAKE FOR GRANTED
More than any other people, we Americana tend to
the good things of Ufe-4ncluding many articles
Yard Hatter* Oflee
that the average family siyroad would regard as rare
fotarie*-- for granted.
CeaJ Deek O*.
We assume that our. farms and factories will produce U-Jeha 9L aad
stream of foods and manufactured goods. We as?
Ava. ajjd
that our thousands of retail, stores, large and
chain and independent,
located in the great
cities
p
g
1—F4re
asbi the ttttleT villages, will stock tht goods we want
ati! offer them for sate at prices we can afford to pay.
S-l.f-a-4f»
Wkat we often forget is the system, the way
and doUbf things, that has made tfci* posaMe.
It ts, basically, a system which places its strongest
<* tmH*4** im&** ** trmtm h is •
$3. Y o u ' l l find t h t
MONITOR " m u i t "
reading and as necessary
o* your HOME TOWN
.PAPER.
Tf» Chttatlon Sdttf MOAHOT
O M . Nonwy.V, lot»on IS, MOM., U.S.A.
PtooM « n d m* «n Wrtroduetary Monitor Hibtt»frtM*>-7« imm. t tntiom >i.
Jatoe
flaw
CUARAMTtlD
GSrfERAL
COAL
FMDAY,
U S SOUTH AMBOY CRHBN
Duck Hunters
Director's Reports
Entertain Hopes
For Stormy Weather Show Racing Popular
Stamp Creek
Rre Alarm Box Deepening Bids
Tmorrow Afternoon Are Sought
Instated To Protect
Dohaney Homes
A
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Excavation Will Extend
For 2/10 Of A Mite
Licensed 13 Kace Tracks
And Issued 282 Permits
During Season
Will Put Large Groups
Birds To Flight
TWs week, ' City Electrician
John Doolinc completed the In•talhttan of a fire alarm box
Dohaaey Hamas on J£a>
to wh£h the niuiiM ha* been assigned. The
afaum box wai Installed at
nUMwstlnii of Councilman
Channello, who pointed
«at feat vtth the George 8treet
M i f « over the railroad trades
a t feats* In use, residents of
that area were cut off from
Moeei to the box at the
of Bordentown Avenue
other tracks were
and four were
d
right for failure to meet
wi^
standards set up by the statute
The 13 approved and
i ^
ed tracks were the following
Alcyon
Speedway,
pi^.
Arney's Speedway,
Waterford.:
Atlantic City - Speedwayrvpim.
antville; Central Jersey Speed,
wmy, HigtAstown; Essex Mote
Racing Corporation,
Ruppwt
Stadium.
Newark;
Lakewood
Radng, CSub. Inc., liakewood*
ilanahawkm
Speedway, i^^
Browns Mills; Morristown Rawway. Inc..^^>JMorristown;
N.
;
N. J.
J.
—Bids for deepenTRENTON--Waterfowl huntwaterway *of 8tump jers of New Jersey, retarded by
TRENTON.—The popularity
Route
35
In
Laurence
unsaaaonahto weather from oar. of outdoor auto race meets In
at
Harbor,
Madison
Townsblp, t^H^yta; m their favorite sport. New Jersey this
past season
Middlesex County, wUl be taken are hoping for
colder
and was shown today In a report by
by the State Highway Coomb- stormy
weather to put the Motor Vehicle Director William
sioner Raoeford J. AotootU on terse population of ducks and J. Dearden. to Attorney Genera]
Tuesday, December 9.
other birds to flight along the
leodore D. Parsons of the Interstate (Speedway, Roosevelt
The excavation wiH extend for bays and marshlands of the Department of Law and Public Stadium, Jersey City; New Jar.
2/10 of a mile and involve the State.
Safety, his first since the ef • sey State Pair. Trenton; Sportsremoval of approximately 4000 Lane rafts of birds contain- fecttve date of tbe statute May mans Stock Car Asaodtttoa,
cubic yards of ant
ing thousands of black duck, rt. INK.
New Egypt: Wall Stadium, Be).
Stump Creek, a branch of mallard, pintail and other varl-l Daring the season, ' Dirsetor
Cheesequakft Greek, drains the etles of waterfowl have been Dearden approved and licensed
Director
Dearden
belief*
surrounding salt marshes. £ttnot sighted in the various bays but IS race tracks and Awed 2tt that the law has greatly imits original course was divert- these waterfowl will not move race permits, netting a revenue proved both spectator and parconstruction
of inland under the guns of bunt- of $tl.lSO. The licenses of two ticipant safety at the tracks.
has announced tiie ed for the
Route
W
It
has
gradually
filled
e n until
the weather
gets
wiH be tested feomorIn
and
imparted
drainage.
rougher. Warm or "Bluebird
afternoon at 1 o'ttock
Maintenance of the waterway Weather" keeps the waterfowl
which is not navigable, is an from taking to the air.
obligation of the State Highway
Tbe waterfowl season in New
b literally "sweated"
±
Oommteaioner
AbJersey,
Used by the U. S. Fish
M l ef fee eamphor \x—t, according I
bott
said.
and Wildlife Service, continues
t» Hm World Book Encyclopedia
ef the trwi are steamed '
until December W.
Shooting
I'they glv* off drops of camphor
hours are from one haft hour
FLOOR GIRLS
l If tbty wer* perspiring. The camWheat should be combined on)? before sunrise to one hour beMr Is then drained and pressed to
whan the moisture content is U J fore suntet dally.
»the oil and water it contains
Experience not necessary
per cent or lower
whititb crystals.
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HOSPITAL UNIT
TO HOLD MEETING
1 U SQUIB AMBOT CTTHW
TWO LOCAL
MuUam, Mrs. item: Mtteo, Mrs. ELIGIBLE FOR AWARDS
Seoni Series Of
Gty League Games
SPORTSMEN URGED
TO ANS,V ER QUERIES
ON HUNTING SEASONS
Albert Mortentaa, Mrs. Waltet AT PHOTO PRODUCTS
Peterson. Mrs. Vrsok
Point,
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It haa been announced s i the
Mrs. Dennift Ryan, Mrs. Alma
/TR-NTON. - - Bportemeo of
Aia plant of the Photo ProBandbtig, Mvs. L. L. Bheppard,
New Jersey were urged today bf
duct* division at the K. L Du
Mrs. Mary Btarlots, Mrs. B.
the State zuvUloa ot l!tih aad
Sctouyter, Mrs. Stuart
Smith, Pont Co^npany, thai on TuesGame
to promptly tttt out aad
Tueaday night, the aecond sef
Mrs. O. W. Welsh, Mrs. Con- day, two local resident* will be ries of gamea m the City Baa^ return post-card Uttfiitlonminl
etaaoa Wtdtoskl,
Mn. Karl eUgtbletorssrrios ptn*.
sponsored by sent them so thsi an overall
On that day, Ross W. Man_- ketbeil League.
W-bur ST., Mrs. David Zen,
the City
Recreation Commit- picture of the ltt* upland, waMrs. John
Dobrsytuki, Mrs. fcer. of 13$ Pine Avenue, emat Hoffman terfowl and doer ssaeoui awar
Maurtoe Stelntr, Mrs. B. Swiat- ployed in the X-Ray depart- High Auditorium, with Rich- be secured.
kowski. Mis. Biigtne Dobrsyn- ment, will tmre completed 10
l*i flunooo tht winner over The auMttonoaktt rsyiaeint a
yes-n
of
service
and
Mary
M.
sfcL
eV_a__
m_a_ife_a__e)
V__a_iveV_i
^B_eavt ^_A_t'• tool of game
manavsmsnt toffSAOwsU. of J56 Perrta S t .
help
regulate
tttt setting «f
The Permanent Associate Dialso employed In the X-Ray lostag to Maaaing-B O^rs, and sganona. bag limits, ganeral
rectors named werei Mrs. EUDepartment, wlU hare complet- Sail's the winners over
ulatlona and posaMt
sabeth Aieabutter, Miss KathTavern.
ed five years, of ssrrtoe.
Uon for the beatfit oX tht
ryn NtUus, Mrs. C. TIeaealtina,
hunter.
Mrs. Charles Hogman. Mrs. J.
(IT)
HOFFMAN
MEETS
"It la neces*ary-4pr the Divi**. Weber. Mrs. 8. Jonap, Mrs.
O P PU
Henry Leonard, Mrs, Harper SAYREVILLE TUESDAY
1 2 16 sion of Flah aad Otms to evalMarvin Woods 1
uate the game kill during tht
Lewis, Mrs. B. P. Klagv Mrs.
Jos Bookalsw f
a 0 4 past season in order that thte
Tuetdsy
Hoffman
High
Howard UtteU and Mrs. Harry
1 0
School's * baaketbsil team win
mformattea can be awde avail*
Psrrmt.
~ " c
1 2
plsy
i
u
third
gsme
at
the
curable to the sportana-^ and also
*
K
WaUy Wooda g
3 1
rent echedul*. with BtyrevUle
to secure lnformatioir valuable
S 0
High School at Bsymilte. aad
to the adntuiisttasta. of o n
00
Chet Wortley g
the following game win atao be
wildlife resoruees, wrote Letter
«l«h the "Bombers," Ftttty
O. MacNamara, SuperinteadU 5 J7
ent of WUdUTe Ifmssjemnt. In
(CD
sendlog the postcard to hunters.
a
F
PU
He added the filling out of tht
CtiTyse
S2
oards wlU be of major benefit
Army evlston now sre flying lour Bd. South f
40
types of multl-pUce, fixed wing atr» Joe Crowe t
to better hunting In New JerJack
Masstnc
f
I i
eraft—two of which are btlag
phased out of operation si rapidly Roy Kurts o
2 o
#1.00 & UP
Data requested on (he cjutfss the otbtr two, newtr model Jack Carroll c
2 a eUouasir* Included th« n :inbei
planet can b* procured. 1%* planea Jack Trigga f
0
Also Wreaths
of days the eporb-nan huited
being replaced are tht L-17, which
s
0
Woody
McCarthy
earriea a pilot and tht— paaMnftra
for upland game,
w«>rtowi
2 0 4 and deer in 1M1 aad the xwnor equivalent cargo, and the LC-1M. John Norek g
\ BeWNYftTOMMY McNERNY
4 2 10 fclw In which the hubtln. ocan laterlm aircraft pandlng atlec- Bob neaaing g
ttoa of a ataadard, multi-place m»- CturU Trtigs a
2 3 7curred. The amoub* of gsme
U S David Street, South Amtaj
killed during
the vest scttvt
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M io ea seasons was also fequestet.
Phone S. A. M246-W
(Continued from Page 1 ) ,
named as tht President, Mrs.
rred
Kurowsky as the Vice
president. Mrs. Prank
Point,
Secretary, Mrs. W.
U»wreJioe, Secretary, Mn.
C. t-lams, CorrespondIng Secretary.
Betentert as Directors were:
Miss Bdoa Agan, Mrs. Manvel
Avptegate,
Mrs. Arthur. Anddiwws. Mrs. Bttna Chase, Mrs.
Lorton
Burlew, Mns. U-ian
Briggs, Mrs. Otto Doucha, Mrs.
Leon DursU, Mrs. Ralph B3Mrs. Arthur Harris. Mra.
Heston,
Mrs. Louisa
Mrs.
Fred Kurowaky,
Mrs. Btirk Lainbertaon 8r.. Mis.
Caroline Lubiseo. Mrs. W. Bow?
« Lawranos. Mn. Albert Artsrlta. Mist Berth* DMwrt. Mn.
Oeorge M M * . Mrs. R. P. Maton. Mrs. Helen Steklnger, Mrs.
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MOVING AND STORAGK
Local and Long Distant*
Piano moving tptciattsU
No job too larg«
or too small
Call 8. A. 1-0689
Leo Kadaterekl 1
John Conaors f
Daa Pulter f
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Jam Cromok g
Joba Worttey g
Cbai • aM~»~B~»ae~m— B3
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John Zebro g
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Jim d e e d g
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THEATRES
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ARITS NEW PHARMAI
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THE LARGEST SELBX7TION OF
VAMOUS NATIONAL BRANDS OF T0ILBTEDD3
e
e
. GBANBL NO. 5, TABU, LENDRIC, LBLONG,
FABBSO6, CHANTILLY, RUBINSTEIN, YARD-
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*iQet tt tight"
at
ARITS
NOTIC*
OF ANNUAL
t
f
Oeo.
Han
Jerry
STRAND
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N#w Schkk aad Rttmlaf •
BBl BBMttk Baawa. Rttttoa UfBtara, atw Patkar
Fia aad Paadl aata, — frets $Ltf
1 0 1 been sent to county groups to
send representatives.
a
14 S SI
new en Sate!
BUX FACTOR, CODY, eu> SPICE,
> «:n J : M : GABDBN, AND EVENING IN
$1.00to$15.00
2 0 4
John W. Kuuteon, chief ental
11 0 23
officer of the U. B. Mbho
4 1S
Health Servloe. will addr s» a
public meeting on ftuori< attOQ
SI 2 M
to be held under tht tptator*
(4t)
to be held under tht spu-dra P PU ship of the Mlddteeex Cninty
4 o
Dental
Society at 'the Hew
2 I
Brunswick Senior High 6ohoot
1 0 2 next Tuesday evening.
0 0 0 Dr Knutson'a
appearance
4 1 1 1 will mark tilt launobing of tht
• 0 1 dental
society's
educational
1 0
program on babatf of water
S O I fluoridatieci. 19M program a a t s •
nounced last wtek by Dr. Bow*
0 0 0ard D. D-nond.
prtsidant of
tht society, will endeavor to ae»
17 6 40 auaint reiidenta of tht covaty
(11)
with the advantages of fbjerl*
O F Pta ds4ion to dental health.
4 a 10
Or Dim_nd a_K___m__ 'sa
3 o 4 day that Tuesday'* meeting w «
0 0 0be open to tht
4 0 1Invitations to
l
unr.
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O F P U DR. JOHN W. KNUTSdN
4 0
WILL SP£AK BEFOR5
I 1
DENTISTS OP COUN'T
a q4
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NEW BRUNSWICK. --, Dr.
t
frses ieday's sehtti
Hes-Hnea!
"MODELS, INC."
BANK
OF SOOTH AMBOY,
NEW JBR8BY
« in
S 06
> 11 2 24
1 2 7
NOW THRU SATURDAY
"Operation Secret'*
Cerael WUde-PhjrUk Thazter
R « 2nd hit!-—
Newspaper war eat
*TABK ROW"
Ten
O F PU OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
• 0 10 THE FIRST NATIONAL
1 0 2
II I N
betare t sna done
II fa better te
"HI w « be ta hwer beeore 1
the
be ea
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The annual meeting of t h t
atookholdera of tht t i n t Ma*
Uonei Bank of Bouth Amboy.
for the tleetlon of -Kraotors to
strve for the ensuing year, will
be held at IU banking house m
Bouth Amboy, M. J. oa Tuesday
Jamiary IS, JOeM.
Tht polls wttl be open at 1:00
M. and wlU
out boor
[OB-UTS KNOT'
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Bs-_ab>
•temtr
on Industry
T.m.ato bar*
emplbya 2,000,*
•s,0S9 welte.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1968
IBM SOUTH AUBOT OTOBN
O U B U N O B NO. Mt
and usaeleyees ef UM
ef SeaUh Aamboy and prefer the seethed ef payhv
Be It ordained by UM Conv
the Otty of South
hereahall be as
t. The salary of UM
Chief of Police stall toe $4,400.00
payable In equal
installments as
Section 3. The salary of UM
Qapealn of Police shall be $4.payable in
pet
y
instaUae heretofore.
Section 4. The salary of UM
lieutenant of Police atuUl be
per mum payable in
semi-monthly
tnttallaa heretofore.
ft. The salary of the
of Polios shall be |S«.
SM.00 p#r
payable In
gojual
Mini -THHithly
>te M heretofore.
6. The
Initfill-
of
L of UM polios
shall be Uie Mm of
tt.700.00 payable In equal semtmonthly kief Hmanta a* heretofore.
sjoottop 7. The salary of UM
Janitor and Jailor shall be UM
earn of ti.ioo.OQ,
payable m
•ami iwmDhly laetaUaaenta
each paItnh
aaeUoa «. TIM salary of UM
Ctty dark ahall be UM mm of
par yea*, parable In
inaaa\Uma]£ta
Seetion f. The salary of UM
Otty librarian snail be the sum
«f $ M t * M per annum. payIn tTfiifvl semi-SAonthly inaa heretofore.
10. The salary of UM
of Taxes shall be UM
ef 9S.4S0.00
per annum.
m equeM seml
Ui]y
siataibwents a* heretofore.
herewith are hereby reef 9M0A.00 per ejuwm. pay teat
pealed.
able in equal semi-monthly In
Section 32. This ordinance shall
stallments as heretotra.
take
effect on tbe first day of
fiectton 14. The salary of
Street
Commissioner snail be January^ 1953, after . its pasthe sum of $1460.00 per annum, sage and approval and publicapayable la equal semi-monthly tion in the manner prescribed
by law.
<
Installments as heretofore.
Section 16. The salary ef the
Section 33. In addition to the
Municipal Magtatrajo shall be salary hereinafter provided for,
UM sum of $1,465.00' per annum, each officer and patrolman of
payable in equal semi-monthly the police department shall be.
stailmanri- as heretofore.
allowed and paid tbe sum of
Section 16. The salary of the $100.00 as a clothing or uniform
dkeotor of municipal
welfare Allotment, paid May 1. of each
abaU be UM sum of 9757.99 per succeeding year.
annum, payable as heretofore.
NOTICE
Section 17. The saalry of the
clerk of HM Municipal
Court
The foregoing ordinance was
ahall be the sum of #400.00 per introduced and passed on first
•nnim., payable aa heretofore. reading at a meeting of the
Section IS, The salary of each Common Council of the City of
school uuta* empkiyed by UM South Amboy, held on^ttid 4th
city ahall be UM earn
day of December 1M3 and it
$3,100.00; O-Conoell. $3,- w i U be considered for final pas100.00—per
P*y*Me es;sige at a meeting of the Comheretofore.
mon Council at the City Hall,
Seotton 10. The salary of tbe on Wednesday, - December 17th,
city physician anall be 9300.01 at 8 o'clock. Eastern Standard
per annum, payable as hereto- Time, at which time, all persons
fore.
having objections thereto are
Section SO. The salary of
hereby
notified to be present
school denUet shall be 9S75.0Q and present same.
per annum, payable as heretoQ FRANK DSBBROW,
fore.
City Clerk
Section St. The salary of UM South iu&boy Cltlaen
school physician ahall be M7S-00 Issue of/ December IS, 1952
per annum, payable as heretoA
fore.
M i Defy
Section XL The salary of UM
bt
Hartford.
Patrolman ArPlumbing toapectar shall be thur Barnard Conn.,
found a store door
9436.00 per annum, payable aa unlocked. Investigated, got out an
heretofore.
hour later when the owner arrived
Section IS. The salary of UM with the k»y.
Medical Officer of UM Board at
Health ahall be *S7ft.OO per annum, payable as heretofore.
Section M. The salary of UM
Boead of Health Sanitary Inspector shall be $475.<M per annum, payable as heretofore.
SeoUon 3ft. The salary of UM
Secretary of the Board of Health
shall be $375.00 per annum*
payable as heretofore.
Section » . The salary of the
City Beototolan ahall be $1,171.*
o* per annum, payable as heretofore.
Sectton 17. The salary of UM
Rent Collector ahall be $1,000.00
per annum. payahls as heretofore.
of UM
driven of UM city trucks shall
payable as
era, too. may be found In abundance, appealing from between
parked oars and, »^ihHng acroai
busy streets preoccupied with
their thoughts.
"It is a known but little appreciated Xapt that many of
tihbee who annuaHy are includAuto Club Urges
ed
in
Cfrrijtfnas
shopping
Increased Caution
throngs are unused to heavy
traffic. This applies particularly
With, the big rush
getting to elderly persona who normal'
bigger day by day, Chrbttnas ly leave shopping chores to
(hoppers Increasingly are add- other memera of the family. It
ing to the congestion and traf- Is only natural for them to be*
fic hazard* In midtown bustneu come confused and bewildered.
UM * Keystone Auto- Special pains should be taken
mobile Club warned yesterday. to insure their safety.
The many
elderly
persons
"The annual prs - Christmas
and young chUdten In Uiese accident toll can be materially
Skewing throngs, the
lessened through eo-operatlon of
early arrival of darkness at thii lmtkiktn
gn d ^ r ^ r s . 'Saving' a
season personal-' preoccupation few seconds or minutes should
with buying problems. Inadver- not be permitted to outwelgi
tent thoughtlessness, etc., fur- 'considerations of Safety."
ther
complicate
UM safety
problems, it was pointed out by
Baftiag flea
Joseph C. Oeman, Manager ot
When buying fresh flsn for bakthe Trenton
Division of the ing, allow one-half pound per servdub, as he celled upon pedes- ing If th« nsh is ready-dreisad
trians and the motorists alike to meaning entrails and flna removed.
be unusually vigilant and cautious in order to help prevent an
Let flak Yh»w
Before
cooking froxen fish, alupsurge in accidents.
low
it
to
thaw slowly. prVerably
"Pedestrian
and
vehicular
at refrigerator temperatures.
traffic is particularly
heavy
•
right now." he said, "and It be*
hooves all of us drivers to be
ejetaemely careful
tn ' passing
through shopping districts. Care Don't let »ore, fiery, painful, Ittalag
drive you nearly entry. la l l
Should be exercised at all inter- tlapto'PUM
minute* CHINAROID i i a r t r c m a s you
coollny. soothing, temporary fsections, because bundle-lader wonderful
iag relief from pain, burning ane) leaa»
or money tack guaranteed Owaatom
shoppers have a habit of do31AROID coeU only «1.00 at dniMflt
ing thee unexpected. Jay-walkIt today
for betUr aUep toalawaaa
tomorrow.
Christmas Shoppers
Are Adding To
Traffic Hazards
SORE PILES
Sastion 11.'The salary of the
BMpsity ffollictor of Taxes t**^l*
be tbe sum of 1M00.00 per an>
ef all I
payabb) In equal
aemilabor
en
ties
•treat
department
aa
shall be $1.47 par hour as here13. Tbe salary of the
The salary of all
GUy SoHcKor shall bs the sum
shall be UM sum
o* $04M P«r annum, payable **
1-flBonUily install- of
IS. The salary of UM
Clay Treasurer shall be t***
Thlt Christmas, smart Santas are f h k f ssntrfcai*
ftfts...l > er tae/re 1st gifts UMt Mrinf jay m
fifcHeJaaaa manstaw aad batter, ss&wa aanaeaaiaA • ,
^ s ^ a ^ p ^ ™ aaBw^B^^^^B^a^BBW
'a^a^^^a^^^ ^B^^aa^BBBa
^SBB^B^W^P
ear^a'^B^BjaB^Bi p
aBB^B^B^a—^B*
^BTBBBBBrjBj^s^BHB^^^v^^^^^^r
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Hvlnf lor many lyears to come. Shop around--••• i;
tbe away wonaerful electrical glfti ea flsfhy.
(A.
YouH see why so maay peopie are ta/iaf "Mllif V
Christmas" eketrically. • ,
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FRIDAY,
t n SOOTH AMBOT \MJUIH
T
Fleet Of Over
700 Units Ready Buildings Display
For Snow Removal Xmas Decorations
SHIRTFRCNT SEARCH
Mechanized Equipment Of
Highway Department
Heady For Task
Are Using Approximately
18,1)00 Yau-Colored Lamps
! With its Newark
Terminal
Builduag leading the way. PubHe Service Electric
and Oa;
Company has turned, on the
Christinas
lighting decorations
to usher in the MM holiday
season. Other Public
Service
oommerdfitf offsets) throughout
state have also been adequ-
tf
LiATt
H per/Une for each Insertion
alttftmium eaarge, 60c per ittaefc
tton for three Unas or less, fire"
average words to £ tin*.
All copy for classified edverttsemente must be in tfce office
of The Souta Ambey Cttfawa,
odor* 4 o'clock Wednesday It
insure Insertion on Fridsry mormmg. This applies to Doth ae*
aad renewal advertisements,
fleet of more
loo units of mechanised
equipment will be used to keep
New Jersey's 1760 miles of State
TEU SOUTH AMBOY 1-0004
clear of snow and lee
• * •
, "
! aunn« the coming winter, acAD
ceding to State Highway, ComREGULATIONS
imssloner Ranaford J. Abbott.
Ail transient classified; adveiw
Large and small ptows, grad-lately decorated for the occaUsing
Is payable In advance.
trs, and abrasive spreaders are sion. Approximately 11,000 variMinimum
advertisementA, three
, now located at 146 key loce- colored lamps haye been used
1
uons on the State system, and to illuminate
deooratlons.
All ads must conform to toe
• in the event of a state-wide
On the upper toft portion pi
Daisy the monkey take* a peek into Chuck Acres'* shirt pocket whIU
snow over 1460 men will be the Newark Tersaina* Bttlidiug South Ambay Citisen
searching for tome nutt Chuck stowed away during a game staged for
messed into service.
I* displayed a 40-loot Ulumicat- lions. The South Amboy Ottawa
singer Ann Andrew*' benefit. Aeree la the popular emcee of Mutual'*
| in recent years the Highway ed star witfa lfeht raya extend- reserves the right to edit or re"Man On The Farm" broadcast, while Ann furniehee the tuneful ballad*
i Department has spent nearly ing from it for more than SO ject any classified copy.
on the ihow.
Notice of errors, typographical
aj much time and money on feet. This star^has six rows oi
1
ice contuol as on snow removal, blue, white and yellow lights. or otherwise must be given us
'Abbott said. Last year approxi- controlled by
an
automatic Ita time for correction bsfove
mately 35,000 cubic yards of tamer, wtoieh is set so that the next insertion. Material errors
i sand, cinders, and stone grits lights sire forth a twinkling ef- not the fault of the advertiser
will be adjusted by not mure
laid over toy surfaces to fect.
prevent skiddioaT. To perform
Candles, ranging from IB to than one gratis insertion.
round-the^tock operation, 46 feet, containing unique light- Replies to The South Amoof
spreaders are required, 9gl ing effects, are placed across Cttisen box answers will not be
which are attached to regu- the face of the buUdlng to the held longer man two weeks si tat
lar maintenance tracks.
right of the star. The upper Insertion of ad.
The aixe of the job oonfront- of the buUdlng Is outlined with
ingtiway Depar tment colored light garlands.
ing the
event of a state-wide
m the
An
Illuminated
"Season's | 1
Wage Ceatrvb — Wagenow is equivalent to clearing a Greetings" sign, with six and
Law.
— The Citisen does not
lane roadway across the ooun- eight foot letters, is displayed
knowingly
accept Jae)s>-waftt«d
i y from Newark to California,' at the seventh floor level of
violate
Abbott said. This
the five marque arches at the advertisements which
the
Wage
Stabilisation
Regulamileage is accounted for by the second floor level.
1 Uon« oi the Wage and Hour
hi«h percentage of multiple lane
I Law.
For information aoov»
pavement, traffic
dittos, and
wage controls. Increases pexmit'.The head of the Anderson family and hn I vely — and understanding —
other Interchanges on the itate
wife, plus their three lively youngster*, bit! fair to b« the nation's favOrTbw spttttlng ef eae poua/ of ura- ted or th# 76c
Highway system.
Ite Thursday night family on NBC's "Father Knows Beat." Robert
naira releates tbe eaergy equivalent overtime pay, or child-labor reera^n.
stars as father — Dorothy Lovett la his better half. Margaret Anderson.
to mree mlllloo pounds of coal and
an explosive energy equivalent to quirements of the Federal Wage
BUY U. & BONDS
and Hour Law consult the U. 0.
10.000 oounds el TNT.
Department of Labor Wage and
Leftevei J»eas
Hour Office.
Leftover peas wlU go well into
To very ereamisauee far
Favorite Dramatic Twosome
a salad with diced ceiery. A44 ales you might add om ef
aosae cubes of American cbsjeee
wMk the mayoonatoe to Inereaan
« e appeal.
A LIBERAL REWARD
FOR iafoitnatlon as to the
o/ boat damagtag side of derrick. Bajcter. No. 1 and end of
Oakland Chemical OonspaOr.
dock at Rosevllle, Staten U .
land, at 11:30 P. If.
July 10, IBM. All
be held confidential.
FIFTY EASY STEPS
TO A BIG CHRISTMAS
Fifty small weekly
will provide cash for early
Christmas shopping next
year, while full stocks of
are available.
Je4* eur new Christmas
Chik sow and start
PUrMa Oeiai
It was on February tt. ittsVmat
the treaty was signed wtta) %aftr
by which that rountry eedM tts?
eastern part, by far the j a r f * fert,
Of Florid* to the United ttttee.
Spain abandoned all claims to weft
Florida too. The treaty was eaQei
* • A4ams-Onlt treaty,
Mgotlated by SecreUry e(
dfebn Qulncy Adami and Lutt tfe
Qnls, Spania't mlniater to the UnHfd States.
REMEMBER
! |*4 duisUnaa, as always you *e»d not go
W\m*L Ym ema't do better for your Chrittwo
wliwtlM^ they be toyi t sportii foodg,
JOH eaa riglit hwT», and bmiim yon have one
of jUie larfwct stoeki la the sUtt to telec* from.
ejsj your way to a
Big Christinas!
AliL THE GIFTS YOU WANT TO GIVE ARE
RIGHT NOW, BUT WE'D SUGGEST
LT YOU SHOP EARLY WHILE SELECTIONS ARE At THEIR VERY PEAK, AND YOU
CAN CHOOSE CALMLY, GAINFULLY AND
.
I1TI:
SOUTH AMBOY
.JRUSr COMPANY
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MQJIOSE TOY 4 SPORT CENTER
Sooth Amboy, N. J.
139 North Broadway
T«iV S. A. X-0787
.MF.MIltR
. OKMtRMION
HEART ATTACK OR
INDIGESTION?
TBANKKCAVKN8I Mo«t fttUckS INjUltMM
to
win ii It strike*, take Bell-«JU
UbtfU. They cmiUln th« fMtMSt-aettna
lcinM known tu dootori forf the relief si
Umrn. « M ftn<t uuilar dlttreea. SN.
K
TMSQUIB JJttO* OmttN
Comittee
Of Legion To Meet
At Trenton
COUNTY CHAPTMt OF
PARALYSIS GROUP
GETS $4350.00 CHECK
GRANT HADE TO
FLAT REGISTRATION
FOR ALL AUTOMOBILES RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
FOR CANCER RESEARCH
PROPOSED
A March of Demes check for ^A proposaj for a flat regis$4310.00 has been reeeJveaTby tration'' fee for all automobile*
the ICddlesn County Chapter instead of the present system
of the National Foundation fox based on horsepower was made
Membership Round-Up
Infantile Paralysis to http pro- today by James L. Maowithey,
Witt Pnce«d Me«tiaff
Tide ears for polk)
patients president of the New Jersey
here., It was announced today Automobile Owners. Inc. In •
Hit second regu- by M. Joseph Duffy. Chapter lener to Motor Vehicle Commiat
Mr sjKetlng of the Mate totiioner William J.^Dearden. Mactsttftte Committee of the AmeriwHhey urged that a flat fee
can Ugton. Department of Ntw Mr. Duffy explained that when of $1240 for each {Mssenger car
aw
tot 1W0-1963, will bt Marofi of Dsmes funds
raked
each
January,
halt
of be substituted for the present
«t the War
Memorial
STihsrhrtss which rang*; from $10
•JBfMtpg, ltaenton, Saturday at- the total amount remains with
the local Chapter and half is to $3340.
Maowtthey said that the proCounty Executive Ooinmlttee- sent to National Headquarters
posed
change would brmg in
asjsn. County Oonirnanrisra and to ftoancs scientific reseaqah.
the
same
revenue, would create
OtMtmen of M M 36 standing professional and public educaa fair fee schedule, and could
lt*ees will report on ac- tion and to provide emercency
moan
substantial administrative
In the* respective Ooun- aid such as that Just received.
savings.
New Jersey is one of
Although the onoe-tapregnmbk
barriers lurroundint polio are the States, Maowithey explainA
state-wide
before ed, that register passenger veM s d - u p wlU bt conducted at toppling one by one
hicles on the basts of horsefctfton HesriQuarter* in Trtnton scientific attack, the chairman power. Under this system, ownBefore tht meeting. According declared, the tide of polio con- e n of cars in the same price
to- Raymond O. Clyona, Hobok- tinues to rise higher across the range pay varying fees: $10 fox
eja, State MenAerahlp Cheir- nation, leaving ever-lncmaslng tne tow*toorsepowercd Plymouth;
tbe organisation's current burdens on the chapters of the 411.60 fox a 28 bp, Chevrolet;
drive Is meeting National PbundatloA.
and $1040 for the V 4 Ford.
sttth unusual success. 1968 mem- "We haw in Middlesex Coun- "This is an outdated policy and
warship la running tome 6,000 ty," Mr. Daffy said, "a etear shoW be modemistd to create
•bead of the MBM time teat example of how a potto out- a Lair system," Macwithey said.
fat*. WHh, nearly 70,000 mem- break can quickly extoaatt the
When a motorist pays a reIn 1M8. the object** tor resources of a Chapter. By Sepgistration
fee. Maowithey pointtember the funds raised in the
la 7M00.
ed
out,
be
is paying a tax for
Dttrtav the meeting, William 10U March of Dknes were all
O. Mtfttntay, Jereey City. Ha- tone and we had to appeal for the privilege of using the state's
Executive Commute*- Headquarters. At that time we taaghways. "It shouM make no
mill officially present a received I7.400.00 from National diffeuence whether the taxpayer
National drives a Cadillac or a Plymouth.
to
Father
Henry ometgeocy aid from
to Yet under the present schedule,
of Seared Heart Churofc, BeadQuarters in response
some fees are three to four
tapted toy the Ls- our appeal."
"Durlnt the year d « 3 the times higher than others," he
Hattoml Daeeuthre ComtTffcit the death polio incidence in this county,
Joly of Father Frederick J. as well as throughout Xh counOBDDtANCI
Beiteran, termer pastor of the try, was hlsjher than during
sjMMh and Past National and I960 and m i . The Middlesex Mm OrdhaasMe ef UM Beard ef
Chaplain «f the Legion, County Chapter at present Is T+Mt Werks ef she City ef
provkUm funds, In whole or in Bewtk AsaW, ftetog aad reg«part, for the cere of many of levwilsW 4 A M
•Jit duty as an Army Chapthe patients stricken this year,
ef the Sewage Db>
sat* m France during World
in addition to many who conJBjfcr L After ssrvtag as State
tracted polio In prerknu years
CBBBtam tor several years, he
.Be It srdahisd by tbs Beard
mm elected National Chaplain
of
PubUo Works of tht City of
t f Use Lsgton at Milwaukee in
Belentiste
stodylng
drttt
Ice,
tem
Soujh
Amboy, N. J.:
and attained nation-wide setata-ee. currents, plankton, and
Section 1. The salaries, wages.
In this capacity.
all forms of life in the oceuns often
or
fiofflpflnjataftn of the employJteftonel Ckminlttesmati' Mc- find it convenient to refet to tht
Disposal
will also
dlecuse the Antarctic, meaning the oceat watan ees of the Sewage
ef
the
Antarctic
region.
They
aguee,
Plant,
shall
be
and
they
Legtena action taken in
aewerer,
that
these
waters
f»
not
are
hereby
estaWtshed
as
folto secure a supplea (eographically
H
lows:
iqpartetton from Conocean.
Ehtineer--44.000.00
per anto aBsvlete the serious
num.
•stating Jn veterans'
Operator 1st Class $1,000.00
_^
due to the reduction
per
annufls*
kf ttw Etod Oongress of some
Operator ted d a i s $1600.00
In the category of
per
annum.
pad medical services.
Section
2. This ordlmnoe
Will also discuss the
hail take effect Isansry
1,
LngteaVs new proposed Univejt
1963.
payment*
ait
te
made
inf
gal Mtttary Training which will
equal ssasl - inonthl?
install-1
the Nrd Conm
nstaUments.
Section 3. This
ordinance
Doyle. Burlington,
ibaJl take effect January 1st,
will
1903.
Jspon its adoption, approval and publioatton as provlded by law.
te A NsaieT
n v u e NOTICE
Temat. after • cttNotice is hereby given that/
tried
the foregosng
ordinance was
adopted
by
uneataMtja
vote of
•HM
a4Jst«iit
tow»
of
the Board of PuMto Works, at
i l IhaafS tte tewa'a name to MaeU resJdento
sVSs*, m s*r teat U»fM Itbt
a regular meeting held on, the
» by the month for use
it
10th day of December ltH. It
in your own home.
will be considered for final pasLeaf BrHfee
sage at a meettng of the said
No extra charge for
.flsfida'i tveswea Highway te
Board at the regular meettng
, West rsaba as ene of the tangdeHverr or pkk-«p of
scheduled ' for December
».
SSSSsgewig reads to the world.
. &e Leng Bridge, Jumps
BttckbM. fft.90 ptr lfM, $ P. M. al whtoh time
miles ef epen water. The
all persons
hating objections
momtlL
sand Islands International
Mat*
thereto are hereby notified te
between New Yoafc. State
be present* asjd presstt
aflat Qfttarte leapfregt from Island
By order of tbs
Baead Hf eighi aad a half miles.
Board of MbUo Worki
• ten rreavieeeOaJdand Bay
BSJUBJB eight miles, hv
a r. Danioi
a tssdiel In the middle
Secretary
aa Wand. A rsflread bridge
South Amboy CHtaen
PeatehaHtatn in Loulsisjej Is esvea mil— leng. with a
Iff Smith Street
Issue of nTTTtftttt 11, 1961
ajefjky highway brtdfa of five
r t S T B AMBOY 4-0741
jsjajt. •e*e> Bridge near Tampa,
Open FridaV B>enlngg
Crsoken, eheeee, tad ietty may
Ktftia, wklch like the Chesapeake
Utttfl » O'clock
e served ss a simple but very 4 *
| t y BkMfi is part causeway, tatals
e
E
t
SINGER
SEWING CENTER
FRIDAY, DBCDfBSR 1 *
baskstudies in
The Bureau, directed by Dr.
Allison, under previous grants,
has been studying some of the
conditions
sunmqMttng cancer
as observed in Ifcboratoij anu
mals and has tested various
chemicals on rate. Other studies Include the chemistry of tissues of laboratory animals fed
cancer - producing
dsrnicali
and the destruction of|eanc«r
tlssues by bombardment with a
radar beam. .
NEWARK.—-An American Canoer Society Institutional Orsnt
of #17306 h*s been awarded
Rutgers University,
according
to an anjMuncement b y | the
New Jersey Division of the Society. I h t presentation of the
grant * certificate was made to
Dr. James B. Allison, director
of the Utxiwrsity's Bureau of
Btokwfctl Research, by William
H. Franke,
president of the
Carryover stocks of several
MlddWwer
County Chapter of
modules
are the smallest k
the society. The funds are to be
years as a new
used to oonftinue a number of
TBLETVISION
RETS
TACTJIBI
WDPWOBRATOHS
CARDS
- .r.
Frank's Radio and Electric
I2I North Broadway
THB SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1952
IN THE SERVICE
His present address H; Bat. I
- »^A_
•tery C. «tth Plaid
Aftltfery^U$| IVIlCS
25th Division. APOB3. «/o Post*
master. San Frandsoo.
Here Today For
Edward P. Kosovich
PENNSYLVANIA 8TAKTS
WUJtBS-RAUUR 0 0 0 .
CAMPAIGN
TO CHICK
118 BETROTHED TO
STOP
BIGN
VIOLATIONS
JGBO. t HA8SLACHBR JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeerge F. Sate Motorists drtovg in Pennsylvaof
WUkes - Bane. Peon, an- nia are warned by
With the 7th Inf. Div. in
nounce the engagement of their
Club tfstt the
Korea.—Pvt
Robert Spinola,
daughter.
Marian*
to
Oeorge
begun an
son of Mra. Mary Wilson, 796
Edward P. Kosovich. of. 183 John Hatalarher, trd. tea of palm agalns* those wist
Summertieid Avenue, Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. George Kaulawtk» flatcher. Jr.. of 117 Henry Strati,
this city.
In announcing the stopped «p
<*•••••
Since making the MU»«wv»»—j .
}oag
H1JM- J
Miss
Ssjba
to
a
graduate
of
safety drive. Otto P. Masaaer,
landing at Inchon In the fall;*
*
Sophie
^
He was the son of
State Secretary of Revenue, 4e*
.School of WlaliflaMal taTtt%—ftjMfl esartd that Pennsylvania in list
**°°ls. Pa., and It employed by toe past bad taten a rather lentaoft
Korean ptnlnsula. Elements ** •m¥t"»nmn* *"*•*
and for many years resided tn PennsyJranla
State
Cottage, attitude toward violators of the
/ith U. S. Ponces In Trieste, the
were the only U. 8.
it
a
veteran
of stop sign law in cases which dtd
-pi. John J. Ertekaon of 304 forces to reach the Yalu R i m . He was employed at the Say- Mr.
World War IX, having served not Involve
the
Street.
was one of the - Private Spinola entered
the
National two years in the US Army, a
of
he said.
aers In recent Army mark- Army In September 1060 and Lead
for
fifteen graduate* of
Company
Hoffman
High
law Is being defied more
ship ocmpetitlon In Trieste, was stationed at Port
>yeara. Enlisted in the U. & High School and Pennsylvania more often, so a
had a top score in the N. C. before his arrival in KoW o r l d W a r State Cottage, where he to now hat been adopted.
toi division at the meet.'In rea in November 1952.
| II and served in the European
of the mcuKy of the
The warning wae given by
ich marksmen from U, S. Arfor four years and eight School of
Yesterday, 4g men from this
unlt* throughout Trieste
He was recalled to
the Trenton DrvMosi of the
area were Inducted Into mili- service In I960, and served for
. part.
Cfafe, m a sptdal plea to aa*
rickson. a graduate of J»erth tary service by Local
17 months la the Korean police
m serving a salad, have all
torista to
_ j y Vocational High School Board No. 82.
action. He was a member of gradients cold and
A.
Among them were:
[tend -the Aitny in July l»6i.
Council No. 400 oJ
be done by keeping
Antonio of 502 Arpim
the refrigerator until tints to
of Cohambua here.
Thomas
Vaanuex,
of
118
Oeorge
—
Pvt.
and then serving on really
MUNICH. Germany.
Surviving him
quiet resMtnUal
Palmer,
of
Street.
Kenneth
C.
ert P. Nordllng. son oi Mr.
Parrell Kosovich, a son
Wwart S.
kd Mrs. Victor E. Noxdling, 837 Oak Street,
daughter Linda and his
Washington Avenue. South Gorctynski of 506 John Street,
^
T. Armrtrong o * ! ? * ^ * 1 ^ * *£" J" 1 •
. . N. J. recently graduated and^ Eugene
the Seventh Army's Non- 252 David Street.
""
'- w who resides in thts
city.
1
lissioned Officers Academy
A funeral was held this
FORfr DUE. N. J. — Private morning from the "Home for*
Munich, Qermany.
I During the six-week COUTSC Jamea & O'Brien, of 218 David
taufht techniques of Street, South, Amboy) has arNO MATTER HOW COMPLEX THEY MAY BB
leadership,
lnckiding rived here and baa been aslantry squad tactics and de- signed to Co. P. 39th Inf. Reg. T ™
CAN BE EASILY SOLVED AT
Mary". R.C. Church
of
the
9tto
Infantry
Division
^*™
lyment of men and equipment
" ^
field.
Students were for 1« week, of Basic Trair|ng. ~
Prior to entering the Service. e i \ J O i o p n
larefully selected by their or.
^
anlaation commanders
before he attended St. Mary's High
School here and wai formerly
attending the school.
Private Nordling. who arrived employed by the Hercules Pown Germany last August, is as- der Company at Parlin.
ifened as a wireman In the
ueth Field Artillery Battalion. I H X R O L D BOEKM
A former power lineman f ° r t N A M E D TO L E A D
the Jersey Central Power and g A Y R E V l L L E 8 A L B
Light Company, he entered
M. Joseph Duffy. Chairman l R e o e n U y captain William J.
Army last November.
of tt» Middlesex County March V a n B u r e n > a l w 4 e r ^ maritime
VanBuren> a
of Dime* Campaign, for
NEW YORK. — The
for 1W3
1W3. c i t c k a | w
Corps
Corps iis now enlisting formei has anoquneed tha
appoint- M t t ¥ t
ment
of
Harold
Boehm.
7
m
7 WinWi ii %
Marines for' two. threj, four, oi
kler
A
v
e
n
u
e
s
SayrevUlp,
as
j
N
six years at their option. It
M.rch
h
tonal 8ewas announced by lieutenant Chairman of
Colonel Carl W. Hoffman, of- of Dimes Campaign for the
Master*.
Organisation
ficer in charge of the Marine second year.
Mr. Boehm, who conducts a
Corps Recruiting Station at 34f
VanBuran was born
Broadway. New York City. Pre- service station on Washington
ith
14,
vious to this change, men with Road. Is Assistant Foreman o* ^ere'
p
prior active duty in the Ma- the Sayreville Fire Company;
JEN THIS
mow.
a p e D i his entire career a»
rine Corps could only enlist for and also a member of the South
In the New York harOf* sKTYDfO
either three, four, or six years. Amboy John A. Connors ChapBACKS) BY MANY
TOGMRBfll TOYB OP
The colonel
further stated ter No. «7 Poat,^)lMMed Wat
ENCI WE HAVE QA
his
..
HAS PROVBf
that subsequent to the *Ut of Veterans.
j on the Pennsylvianla Railroad
ALL KBIDS THAT OUR
t
Uarch 1953 deadline ex-Mar&e*
MOST WITH THE QRSATBST APPROVAL FROM THB i
barges and when he sewfH> have been separated less
YOtJNQSTERS. YOU'LL BE OLAD YOU BBOPFOD JVF !
C O B
C T I O N 8
\Wn a year, will no longer
OPPSNHEDI'8 WHEN YOU HEAR THE SHOUTS O *
•
"
l>v-nj*eat skipper to oommand
have the opportunity at reenAPPROVAL
THAT
W9X
ORECT
THBBE
TOYS
WSBM
It but been anaouaeed by craft for the Erie Railroad.
lifcUna at their old rank. After
THE CHILDREN SBE THEM AND DECLABfl THSY AMI
Trea&urer Oeorge A.-Kiev, ne was one of the organiaers.
tut* date, in «der for Master that In the liat of distribution.
"JUST WHAT I WANTED."
*
bid » great
beitfeanfe, Technical Sergeant* against the 19U city
Che
MMmg
«»
ef
the
budget"
_
__
and Staff Sergeants to retain appropriations, published In the' union in that area. At the time
WE ARE LOCAL HEADQUARTERS FOR
their rank they must reenllst December 5th edition of tne'ol hi* death. Captam VanBuran
FAMOUS AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS
within 24 hours, 8ergeants and "Cltiata," an error was inad- waa serving as Treasurer for
Corporals must reenlist within vertently made in preparation Local Ho, 9 in
City,
City
30 days to hold their rank, of the original lUt.
which post h« held for many
There la no time limit for Priyean.
He also served lor many
The name of Adam R. Xepka,
vate First. Class.
years
as
aupervttlng chairman
Mr. Kress said, appeared under
As inducements tor reenlist- fee list of disburatmento for ^presenting railroad tmplojrtes
lr><. the colonel went ox to the month of May in the re- of the union, la the Yort of
say that Sergeants and below creation account and this waa Hew York.
We taa alse tatekty solve yoar gtfi
have the privilege of choosing In error and should'hare Indi- When he was elected Nat'onal
Secretary
of
the.,
union
In
their next duty
y area or oan cated check Mo. 7M waa drawn
O'Connor. 194f, he gave up aotivitiet as •
select s new occupational field In favor of . frank
skipper. Hie ofDot was at tint
If reQuirements are met. A third for $117.10. Instead of a checfc
located tn Bww Y o * < 3 * and
inducement offers first consi- of that number and for Oat In lMi was moved to Waahderation in both assignment Ui amount, drawn in favor of Sepschools and courses of instruc- ta, «* the list Indicated.
• •
Tow may w e ettfeer our Lay
tions in their present occupa4
M
In
tbe
Issue
of
the
*
Cltiatn,
tional field. Assignment to fortor your
mal schools is limited by en- last week, In which bills recently Hobody oouid ooatlUy get
"biggest" pleat a) cakt wlta m$
trance requirements and exist* approved for payment by the
M tavantad and —* * *
Common Council were Mated, an
ing quotas.
to
item of
of HCt for
hat been^recetved bj Cttr Clerk, O, Wmk Otebrcw Ma**, tfte tttften a " J * ^
the samt ttaae, aai
Mr. and MM. John J. Attdre- was lifted, tills was In error
SOUTH BBOADWAT
Jewskl of M RoU Avenue, Mel- .nil the am«nc
h l
rose, of the promoHen of their been Jndloatou aa
k
eon BaxoM, to the rank
Strgoaftt-tft
i
SHOPPING
Oppenhei • 1
-
-
*
•
CapL Wm. YanBuren
Sooth Amboy Native
Died Recently
enheim & Son
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962
THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN
SOUTH AMBOY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Just Between Us
By JOAN WARMN
no better tine to start dreaming up recipes than during this
pre4NlMay soaaon. And Nancy Can. star ot her own MBS show, "The
Hour", and a featured soloist on the -Chicago Theater Of
Air"— is doing Just that!
spoon op a little of thli refraining
Tahiee will aoon be decked In oooltr as a topper for your fruit cup.
fiae array with your best cloth,
dishes and silver. And serving the
usual rmn-of-the-mlll meals for such
festivities will never do'. 80 while
1
shining up that once-a-year
brush up on some Interesting and delightful taste treats
•to 1 U 1 little seat to that big dinner, Nancy advises.
Have you ever tried this one?
Bolt eight nedlumiited sweet potatoes or yatnt, until they're soft
enough for mashing, t h e n peel
(jrottH and the skins will Just slip
right off) and mash them, or whip
with a rotary beater until they're
nloe and creamy. Add about two
heaping tableapoona of butter—and
just a* hint ot lemon. Then squeeze
three oranges and remove the excess pulp with a knife or kitchen
shears.
Fill each of thosefathalves with
the whipped sweets — dot with a
marshmallow—and pop Into the
oven. Use these lovely orange cups
to decorate your roast or turkey and
you'll have tongues wagging and
lips smacktngt
PLUMBING AND HEATING
INSURANCE
PAINTS, ETC
T. MASON
G. T. WEHELM CO. EUGENE A. MORRIS C. Insurance
Tat 8. A. 1-attS
Sanitary
— and —
Heating Engineer
MERCO OIL BURNERS
JOS. BILDER, JR. Mfr.
228 First St.. South Amboy
Telephone S. A. 1-0292
If a* answer eaO
South Amboy 1-121S
PainU, Oils A Varnishes
Bnwhes, Glass, Broraea
Gold Leaf, Stains, Etc
Wafl Paper
13s First Street
SMUI
AJBWJ
WILLIAM C O'BRIEN
Reliable United States
Companies
Explosion Insurant*
Tel 8. A. 1-S4S*
111 first Street
14 Twrtfta AvesMH
SeasMe Park. N. I .
Tel. Beaslde Park
Hand Saw Sharpening
and Retootllnf
Lawn Mower Sales
Sharpening and Repairs
irxirx i ixt xxi ixxi
Circular 8«wa up to SO
Key Making
f MATERIALS?
Nancy In holiday food-mood
I
There's no doubt about It—holiThe orange Juice that's left over day time is good eating time—Just
can really be a delightful treat to follow Nancy and open your cook
flavor to vour favorite sherbet-^! book to that favorite reeloe.
THAT W E
CAM GET,
THEY STAND
THE Tier/
The World of Captain Video
Service f • t
badge oUpoers,
hatchets,
•la, plana bttsv
scissors, knives,
to* skatat, ale.
INSURANCE
DONALD W. RtFD JR
Traat Company Bids.
229 Augusta Street
Phone 8. A. LIMt
TEL.
0044
(jrovi Dumont's "Captain Video")
ALL MAKES OF
* WASHERS
T h e p e o p l e o f C o l u i r 1 ^ ' < h \ '••<-i\ M i i ' M i i d f l u - s u n i n i » ! > r > u t t h e s a m e
n o t h a v e b e e n i i > m i > l e i > u v. i • • 11>.-. !\|H- nf plant- Dining thvir crea-
when they believed that the K.uth
WM flat. Although, it is a scii-ntifufact that the Earth is mum), recent
atudies have lead many scientists to
believe that many planets, Earth,
Venus and Mars included, began as
flat gaseous discs.
Some astronomers, advance the
theory that these extensive, gaseous discs were formed from the
aame cosmic cloud that produced
the sun. The cloud is believed to
h a w bean relatively flat and this is
supposed to account for the fact
that the planets tend to move
tion they revolved in about the
same orbit and at the tame distance
as they do today.
The many elements contained in
the original gaseous matter were
lost as the planets evolved into
more stable forma. Complete
evaporation did not take place, how*
ever, until the planeta had become
smaller and more compact.
As these facts are discovered and
investigated the world of outer
space moves constantly closer to
our own existences.
PLUMBING * HEATING
TINNING
00 Bursar Service
868 Henry Street
South Amboy
TaL S. A,
CITIZEN
W W « ) toJsee If yW ext match.
X
' ,1
AIR ELECTRIC INC.
C«vera Made to Ovisr
125 FeJtus Street
Tel. S. A, 1-1-00M
South Amboy 1-4S40
j
LET OUR YELLOW FLEE! !
DEUVER YOUR HEAT
In 3 out of 4 cases
in doctors'tests I
This news will not surprise
the thousands of women and
girls who take Lydla Plnkhara's
regularly and know the refiei it
Ban bring.
And it should encourage you
[if you're not taking Lydla
I . A. M M
FUEL OIL
or amazingly relieved
Tes! Lydla Plnkham's has
bee* provedtobe scientifically
modern in action/
US S« Breaiway
ADAM LOVEY
Pains, distress of "those days" stopped
SjtoatHkatly Atofer* A«tt«*
STEVE UR
•••••••••••••••••a
WOULD READ YOUR AD
TOO, If IT APPEARED HOE
• Here's wonderful news for
women and girls who — each
month — suffer the tortures of
"bad days" of functionallycaused menstrual cramps and
pain — headaches, backaches,
and those "no-good," draggedout feelings.
It's news «bout a medicine
famous for relieving such suffering!
Here Is the exciting news
Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound — gave complete or
Utrikmg relief of such distress
Infthaverage of 3 out ot 4 of
the cases in doctors' testa!
MiMiiiinnii
ARE
Swan Hill Ice
And Coal Company
Fvel OU and Kerosene
146 Henry Street
8OUTH AMBOY. N. J.
Hew
It h.at a "calming" and toothing
effect on the uteru$ . . . quieting
th4 contraction* (M« the chart)
that §o 'Often Mtu< menttmal
pain, orampt, other Aistrett.
PRODUCERS
HOLLYWOOD
Sales Company
Venetian Blinds
the nervousness and tension,
weakness, irritability — and
pain—so
often associated with
r
those days"!
Remember Lydla Plnkham's,
too — If you're suffering the
"hot flashes" and other iunctionally-oaused distress of
"change of life."
Get Lydla Plnkham's Compound or iwi0, improved Tablets with added iron (trial stse
5 9 0 . Start taking Lpdia
k '
t d !
Ataninqm
C0U6HS
breathing, oMShiu
tnd wltMtlng, dua to recurring „,...
. . •..
UMMIW
Brooehul A»Uun» or ilmplt BrooehiUi
ruin jour « l w and •n«r«r without trying
MBTDAOO. Work* through your blood to
balp tpown Mid ramov* thick, attracting
fBiiotu Tbu§ UAUAUT ttlletfs otmJtMTfcjy vsldi
la frMt bn*thing «a4 imtwttt ahMSv
M
el
Storm Windows
Doors ~ AwnJigs
Bow
US Sooth Brea4way
So. Amboy 1-0633
"Was a mym wrtd
fron agonizing pal?
«rtl I found Pazor
p
,SanAntonio,
, 7VM
ttptmrt.
A. W.,San
Spaad
trrvaiing
rrlicf
from
minr'wa
of
Spaad
trrvi
l
f
f
i
tonple piles, with nothing l*aio*l Acts
to relieve pain, iti lim« mslanlly—aoothM
Inflamed (issun- luhncairs dry, hard*
•ned purtk—hrl|w prevrnl cracking, tore*
Vmnduct:
nwellma You getrealO N *
Hrting; help. I>m't »u(Tcr need lew tortun
from timple pilet. G«t Pa»o for (aM.woii
garlul relief. A * your doctor abo«t It
KRIDAY.vDECEMBER 12,
LOOKING BACK
20 YEARS
Mills, Mrs. Bar* Clayton, Mis* cellars in the vicinity.
- • • •.
Dorothy taman. Mist Mildred
Brig**. Miss Anita
©teuber. The members of the Bnterpriee
oa tbtaoeaaafiOow!
Miss Oene Spice,
Vera Hook
Ladder
UV
•
0
••
Hoe*latuC Miss Tnelma Strat'the annual
election In
"Don't worry about that creaking Aoy hosM hattt el pieisat
ton, Miss Doris^ Sprague and the company headquarters on sond you're hearing , . . U*i only Is truly a home ef Iho brave.
ISSUE OF DEC. 9. 18S2
Miss Ethel Hardy.
recently when the theerscvJo and squeak of Democrats
an offensive
drive At the conclusion pi the play, Broadway
officers
tor
the
1993 were sestet* getting e«t of U*ir wollwore Wash- Manager: "I hear yoa and the
j
went on for* four periods Mts. Sana Clayton distributed
lagtoa chain-.
leading lady are on tho oats.*
ed.
without a let-up, Charles Eppm- gifts from a beautifully decoSm ff«*ry, MBB Electrician: "Yeah. It was
Pormer
Chief J. feaymond
0 O O
Blue and Oold basketball rated tree, to the members and
of those «ulek<change seoaoi
Downs
was
elected
president;
tho stage all dark. She askef fee
8fc*f
Fisher,
aiagia*
estate
of
tko
rang up their fotvth their guests. A covered
dish Jay
Busker,
rtoe-«residea»:
tights and 1 thought she said
*8ea»
Of
Tho
Pioneers"
foatarod
oa
straight vitoory in Jersey City supper was served.
m
lights."
I
Hvteatts
"Leeky
(T
program,
re*
James
Minntck,
secretary,
and
on Tuesday night, the victims
• • •
eatoA
tho
ohoek
of
his
life
the
other
being the
muah-f«ared
St. South Amboy is the lone mu- Michael P. Nagle, treasurer.
ho onotted a beabtlfully. Next to beinf shot at and
Stephen OXXmnor waa elect- day , . • hahy
Peter's Prep outfit. The final nicipality in Middlesex County
earrtago in a Holly- nothing Is quite as satisfying as aa
—ponnarkot. hoot ovor to so* Income tax refund.
score, 41-12 Indicates that tho that is financially able to aid ed representative of the company to the
sessions of the
locals were never In danger.
In the cosU of relief work for
«men*'
Relief
Association
In a preliminary fray th» St. u.*e month of Deceootjfer. All
Mary's Reserves toe* over the, other cities and towns m the and John Oonroy, J. Raymond
6t. Peter's Reserves by a score state are now under Class "B" Downs and Edward Moran were
of 31-16., Eddie Powers led the and as the result will depend elected, trustees. Arthur Segar
was elected Janitor.
attack, -with thirteen points.
entirely on the funds received
Richard J. Sullivan, Jr.. was
QPT1
St. Mary's (41)
from the state to carry on the elected captain; John Grimes 8r.
0 0 work of talking care of their first lieutenant, and Frank O'White, 1
1 7 needy.
Fleming, t
Connor, second lieutenant.
0
3 Since the new plan of relief
Budniak I
The post of chief driver was
a o administration went into effect awarded to J. Raymond Downs
j . O'Neil, c
I I four months ago, this city has and the drivers corps selected
Nebus, g
in "Ctats A" and has consists
» s
Hensoemer, ff
of • Thomas Buskey,
i is borne it's share of relief costs Stephen Timmlns. John ConJankowski g
the plan in operation toy, James O'Connor.
0 4 Under
Qulnn, g
Frank
previous to the adoption of the Mmnicjt, Frank Ryan, Thomas
. 1 7 7 11 new method of administration, Downs Jr., Richard J. 8uUivan.
OITl the city paid SO cents out of and Joseph Tmvnins.
St. Peters (11)
• # •
expended for in
0 0 0 every dollar
G. O'Neil, f
the
city
for
relifef
work.
Un0 0 0
Coyle, f
The results of the recent city
1 1 3 der the provisions of the new election which enabled the ReKenny, f
,
a monthly publicans to place their mayor0 0 0 plan, the city
Walker, f
payment
of
5
cents
per
person alty candidate in office by one
0
0
0
Rooney, c
AMD UEPT PLENTY Oft* CUPT6 WROU
for
every
person
In
the
city.
1 of the largest majorities ever
17 0
King, C
0 0 0 date the city has spent $1700 piled up in the city .has had the
Catsidy. g
YOU MAY
for relief under the new plan effect of injecting new life into
2 8 12 while the cost to the State for the partyThe) fnniHMi Whitman's
relief has amounted to $8,423.70.
Enthusiastic meetings \aro beReferee Zatts.
gift) b#x«i
One hundred and thirty-five ing held In the headquarters
adults are working weekly un- every Wednesday evening and
By a big majority, Jerry Conder the direction of the bureau a number of new members are
BLKC7TRIC SHAVERS. WALLETS, WATERnors, of the Protection Engine
on various types of work and taking part in the plans being
MAN PEN AND PENCIL SETS, KODAK FLASH
rvyryny was elected
second
,
twenty-four
families
with
no'
^
,
^
w
h
U
e
o
t
h
e
r
w
h
o
tmn
assistant chief
over
Frank
OUTFITS,
SHAVING SETS BY YAED^ ^
^
^trs
«,
m
Haokett of
tho Progressive, adult members able to work are ^
being taken care of.
.t h e P ^ for n w ^ ^
nm
LEY, LENTHRIC AND SBAFOfiTH, OLD S H d ,
when the fire department held
turned
Ho
tthe
fold
and
are
the annual eleotion
Monday
ALSO TOILETRIES TWEED, YABDUbY.
An agitation for the organi- lending their efforts and advice
night.
BLUE GRASS AND TABU.
The election of Connors to sation of ex-servloe men of the to the cause.
has
Plans for the 1033 election
the Assistant chlefshtp v u made city Interested in politics
agitated for some time ar« being given careful consiW l HATE A FINE SELECTION OF OBsUtlHAl CUatsM
possible by an almost
solid, (been
and
this
sentiment
will
no
deration
at
every
meeting
of
vote for Connors by the membsri of the big three of the de- doubt result In the formation the ehib and an intensive ofpartment, Protections, Enter- of an ex-servloe man's political fensive le being outlined, which
is calculated to give the party
prise and Independence. Connors league before long.
received a total of SO votes and Many of the ex-servsoe men control of she council by plac1. SJTANIJEY STEINER,
of the city hare been Interested ing O. O. P. OouncUmen in the
Baetett » .
S. A. 1-0137
politics for some time aad seats to be contested for next
There wore 117 votes cast in
election: Independence cast* are members *of various county year.
• • •
_ M, enterprise 34, Protection oinanlamtlons of this nature.
A
number
of
them
have
been
For
the
third
consecutive
34, Mechanlcsvllle 14 and Probusy during the past week, con- time, Charles T. Mason
gressive 17.
prospective
members elected ctoairn in of the South
According to the old fireman tacting
and
learning
the
sentiment
to- Amboy chapter of the Americustom. Edward Fleming, o! Inward
a
tooal
organisation.
The
can Red Cross, at the %nnua!
dependence
Entflne and Bose
response
on
every
hand
indlmeeting wfctah took ptaoe in
Company, present First Assisteatat
a
favorable
sentiment
in
citar hall.
ant Chief will become head of
this
direction.
The following board of directhe department on the fits, of
A
mass
meeting
at
which
tors
was slso cbosen: John J.
James
the yjwr, succeeding
(juinlan, of Protection. Arthur plane for such an organisation Triejgs, H. W. DUton, Mrs. HarSegar, of Enterprise Hank and wtll be discussed and the elec-' old O. Hoffman, Mrs. Saacue}
Ladder Company, will stop up Uon of officers will take place Nawton. Mn. Mary Price, Mrs.
will be held r at the American (Bdwina Jacques, Mrs. I. L.
<o First Assistant Chief.
Oundnun 6r,
Pollowtas the election, a cel- Legion home on Friday even- House.
ing,
December
10th.
Slwood
R
and
Miss Doebration in honor of ttie new
ris Berrltn
chief, was staged by ttie membare of the Independence ComThe poMMMUty of a serious
's K
pany when refreshments were congestion of the entire sewage
C M O O ' - l ONE OF T H f s f
LouTsiaaa
Is
known
as the "Bayou
served and a general good time
system, caused the
State."
took plaoe.
of Public Works consi• • *
derable concern over the past
Business was dispensed with
end, when It was discov-*
RSJCSIVE
when the^Uberty Republican ered that the trunk line In the
Club
met at Wti- northwest section of the city1
helm's Mall here on Tuesday had been put out of operation
•evening end a Christmas Party as the result of heavy stonns.
held.
Superintendent
Michael
P.
The ball was beautifully de- Nagle, after conducting an in-'
corated toy * oomtmnee consist- veoUgatlon, found tha the storms
ing of Wm WieabeUi* Dayton had washed a great quantity
3*».
Ogden
Carr and Miss of fine sand from the Peonsyl•00.00
lOJO
Thatoa Stratton.
Ivonia railroad Into the sanltsry
The feature of the party, was sewer trunk serving Mocks 06. T R U E I t HO I I T T M t O * t AT
b WemtiOuu of a town act t7 and » and as the result the M i t t — E V C I t T O N « « * I A « T l f l
"CtwistliiM Musing in a auxUiary linos in the vfetalty of
which was thorough- Cedtr,
Feltus and
Walnut
and was accorded, an Streeta were unable to function,
reception. The cist. Th# condition became serious
the drama was when the sewers unable to feed
50L1 T H A M K O C N »
of Mrs, p. u. Btrat-lhrto the mam were filled up
Mr* T. Matt, Mr*, t . AJaud *h» water baoked up into
Santa Clans Stopped Ear
At Peterson's
mars
Peterson Pharmacy
emsmemf
YOU SAVE
.00
A TON
GENERAL
COAL
CALL PE 4-3600
FIRST
NATIONALBANK
FRIDAY,
COMMISSIONER BATES
* 3 and 114. J. Muha 144. URGES PURCHASE
I . aetefcetar US. O. Grant 1*3. OF XMAS SEALS
law's Aad Skttrc
A ? Still Tieil h
Less
Oampalpi, atone they h a V *
deep oonvfctlon thai there
no lac In the rVirfftlttnil
Statth W>. J. RtfUU 113. A.
Oommlaaloner Sansdprd Bates, whlob nat ahowa cuca strlkt&i
State Department of InstituSOT. J, Itoth s t t and P. tion* and Atenoles, In a iJtate"Tto* Ttaberculoaia Chrlataiai
endoralnf the 1W2 Chrtat- Seal Sale pvovldea an opportuIndtrlduat t«
Seal Sale, urged erery to- nity for every
dhrMoal to make hfai oontribu- make hla cwrtrlwttoti la aay
towaid the tuoeronloala amount which auita hla puraa
profram In the State and which win enable tfca loof Hew*Jereey by purchaaing oal tuberculoala aaaodatlona to
continue their effective eflorta
Gbrlatnaa Seals.
• n o m hie own naightooti.
Onimhaioner Bates aald. "1
*
feel oonfldent that the dtlaem
BUY U. a. BONDS
of Hew Jeraey will give their
I Th» artrate atfuM
whotoheartod financial aupport ", heart baata aaranty-two ttmaa a
to the 19S3 Chrietmaa
Seal
tit. w Kennedy sos. A.
0011 nmntag neck
i3m •sat*'*
Ma. 1 and the Sietter Mumtwan
f*e*jat*a tons In the *rldey
Ittjf* Men* Boiritee Xeaff*
the YUOA,
lead the panda,
wttb 17 vktertae and IS
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is an Inspired Gift
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All during the Christmas season, this spadal
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w
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and Gift Shop
Broadway
Teh S. A-14423
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Botw Ssads. Strudel. Babka, awl
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Telephone S. A. 1-0153
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