The News from Paterson, New Jersey • 17

stone orofile. carved by nature on Sept. 10, 1958 Paterson Evening Mcwi to reach the old man's perch. Their Job, expected to be com' the side of the mountain, hasi Consultants Fuss as Old Man of Mountains Undergoes 'Surgery1 stood guard at this pass in the plete soon, is to save the old White Mountains, gazing out over tne presidential Death Throes Cancer Research Lab fo Be Built In New Jersey By JOSEPH D. KAMTN man's life.

The method: filling in huge tracks in the -rock formations, boring holes in the old man's head and attachins steel anchor- plies to the top of Profile Moun TRANOOXIA NOTfrw tain. i For more than ISO years since it was discovered by the white (AP) The old man of the mous- Workmen ride the aerial tram rods to secure his head to the man. New Hampshire folks have mountainside. way up the mountain and take ai sains a undergoing surgery, A helicopter has airlifted proudly claimed it at their trade For 20,000 years the 45-foot-high mue-iong walk down narrow paths mark, some say uamei weoster NEW YORK An accelerated once declared: 4 Franconia. program In cancer research Involving an anticipated expendi God Almighty has hung out a sign that in 'New Hampshire He makes I Saimiel HBreslow Co.

ir 1 men ture of nearly $7,000,000 over the next five years was announced But geologists recently express i- if V. J- ed fear that the old man is in his today Dy e. k. squiDD sons, a death throes. Frost and ice open division ox Olin Mathieson Chem ical ed laree cracks in the holders.

En gineers warned the state to act fori Tne new program objective is to significantly increase Squlbb's cancer research efforts in two the old man could at any time take a olunee Into the notch below major areas research on the en The old man's road to recovery has been anything but smooth. 'The state advertised for bids (or docrine system as it relates to cancer and pilot plant produc fiaw.M. i mi ii tw y. ma 1.1- tion and evaluation of steroid a "first-aid" job on the great stone compounds on a larger scale than face. The waterprootug Engineer ever ing and Products Co.

of Revere, First steps In this orosram In entered a low bid of 19,839 HOUSE PAINT dude: The bid was accepted by the state 1. Capital expenditure by over the objections of some who I DDTDTTCCIHI mm LW LOW PUMICE- Squibb of $1,923,000 during the next 12 months for new cancer said the planned joo-wowa not oe thorough enoueh. research laboratories' and exoan- IntJ the controversy stepped the sion ot existing xacuiues; AssWlated General Contractors of I New Hampshire: The group hired! 2. Receipt of an initial one- a4 year government contract for noted New York engineer, can $00 $300,000 by Squibb for research ton. S.

Proctor, to inspect the in endocrinology ana steroid SAVE ova PER 6ALLCN old man. Proctor recommended holding up Immediate repairs he 3. Jfians for expanding pro said they might ''trigger the collapse" of the old man and called grams involving the annual ex- ntirlitlila nt AAA AAA Avar tha ON OUR 40th ANNIVERSARY SALE for a long-range survey. At the same me tne contrac next five years jointly by Squibb and the Cancer- Chemotherapy tors offered to sponsor a nation National Service Center. wide public subscription drive to i Md Year Chslea Hay Fsmsus Brands Squibb expansion plans for this raise funds for tne repair jod ana survey.

year can for tne constructing and equipping of a preparative labo ratory for pilot plant production Gov. Lane Dwinell didn't take kindly to either suggestion. The Governor said he didn't think the! state should accept "handouts" or UP TO 40 OFF FULL BOLT PRICES I OUTSIDE 1 FLAT i ENAMEL PAINT or steroid compounds; expansion of its endocrine research effort with construction of laboratories pennies from children for a joo ne ROM JLL PES CM. BP for this particular purpose: ex described as obviously the respon pansion of synthetic, organic and sibility of state government, microbiological research facilities. The contractors dropped tneir bite of the new preparative lab fund drive idea and accused Dwin or oratory will be adjacent to the ell and other public officials squibb institute for Medical Re failine to cooperate with them, search at New Brunswick.

NJ Meanwhile, the state had hired A staff of 86 highly-trained senior a geologist of its own to check the Old Man and determine the ad values Iff full bolts investigators, graduate scientists! visability of a long-range survey, ana lecnniciana win ne required 10 siau me new facility.1- All nave YARDS special training in the field steroid chemistry. Light, jnedium weight tottont Mqnf in wash ani war Gabs, (off on flannth, tuedtt Suskie to Get Safety Citation A cornerstone-laying ceremony I I WALLPAPER SALE 1 SANlTAS I I LJ 'LLTEX I I 1 1 1 i i-niimJA lllllwv fa 1 ior tne new facility was held yesterday to commemorate Squlbb's centennial anniversary. (The phar The New York," Susquehanna1 and Western Railroad will be Come a'running for selection wider than vour wildest dreams! New tSDestrv '4 presented with a certificate of maceutical nouse was founded by Dr. Edward Robinson Squibb on Sept. 9, 1858.) Presiding at the commendation- for safety at and.

foulard prints. Vivid paisleys I Rich. i.iouiaro prints, vivia paisieysi jmcd dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt In ceremonies were KODert a. Mey ner, Governor of New Jersey Jr or Ivy League stripes plus others New York City, Sept. 17r the Persis rsian and Dr.

Kenneth M. Endicott, American Museum of Safety an- Kauonal institutes of fBeinesna, mo. i I can think of no more ap Fifteen -raiiroads add affiffaf es 1 established outstanding safety records in 1957 will receive E. H. Harriman awards.

The awards will consist of three propriate way for the Squibb company to set out. upon the sec HACKENSACK 1 299 MAIN ST. PATERSON 117 Broadway WESTWOOD 244 VWttwood Ave. NO 6-0044 PARKING IN REAR ond ceniury of a distinguished career than by establishing an tgold medals, for the railroads MU. 4-5441 I armory for tne battle against one wmcn naa me oesi ivoi over-au safety records, and 12 certificates of mankind most dreaded af 5 PARKING IN REAR Mete Chart Httamiti nnnnsiiHinniHHiniHifimHsniiHniiHiiHiiiiiniiiHiiiiiiiiiBn iiiin flictions," Aieyner said.

of commendation. 41 e' To 49c values iff full bolts Come see why we say, you'd expect to pay 50 more The prints are exciting to say the solids are vivid or miited. Every yard, uniformly high qualityevery yard tagged amazingly low. KO KORE TO SELL AT THIS LOW PRICE WIIEII THESE ARE GOIIE! Leaders Meet in Morris Safurday Some 200 directors of adult ed ucation centers and members of lay advisory committees are ex-1 pected at the Madison campus i oi rairieign jmcainson university tor the annual Fall Conference of 1 the New Jersey Adult Education Association on Saturday, an nounced Charles general conference chairman and director I of the Northern Valley Adult Savel Lab-tosted 'Golden Thlmblo ocnooi in uemaresi. Our designer outdid himself I His dark tone prints 'n solids ere the most elegant ever their colors glow like silk! Rigidly tested, they're machine washable, little or no-iron, pre-shronk, colorfast the discussion groirp and principal talk is the conference theme "The Hole of Adult Education in our Modern I The luncheon address I will be given by Dr.

Earl Mosier, assistant commissioner for Higher i Education in New Jersey, whose topic is "Continuing Education in New a feature of the luncheon program will be the Association's Fourth Annual Outstanding Citizen Award which 7- 'a 4 -if Tip-proof, Tag-a-long ICcnmore At left, Advance 8645- Other Advance Patterns, 35c to 75c wis year oes to Dr. John Bos-sard, former Commlsioner of. Education, for his services to adult education The opening address or the con ference will be Klven bv Dr. Sid ney Burrell of Closter. professor oi msiory ai uarnara college wno win aiscuss "Aauit Education In our mum' The conference delegates will i represent many of the 125 adult scnoois ana programs in New Jer sey, wun a ioui siuaent enroll ment of nearly 80.000.

This con ference comes as Fall programs i are being offered to the public and many adult school directors PRII1TS una me comerence an opportunity td learn of progress and new course Ideas in other schools. ovo stiKMUcnoN gS I Several adult school leaders from nearby states are expected to auena, utciuaing Kobert LuKe.i executive secretary of the Na-1 tionai Association of Public AH first qualitf Stw patterm Usually 59t to 69c A5 DOWN School Adult Education, Washington. D. C. I A i I I The New Jersey Association an nually holds, two major conferences, the second beins a week Month on Sears Easy Foymenf Plant end program in the Spring.

This years; Spring conference was Scoop small provincial end novelty print "for aomr" during this event end make those new curtains and slipcovers practical reality. held at Glassboro State Teachers -college in March. Stars ordered 1 5,000 off its best-selling vacuum cleaners to bring the cost down etc 4S" Sailcloth Mntt. (Wis prr) 11 Highway Deaths In Week Bring 1958 Toll to 474 end layon Solid 45" Antique Satin Prints. TRENTON Six nedestrian PLAHriO HOIIEY 00170 0SE deaths accounted for a major por this tion the 11 traffic fatalities In Women Say I New Jersey during the week end CHILCilEIi'S CIRIFF.lt ing Sunday midnight.

Attorney Cleaner is their Favorite Because! uenerai David D. rurman announced today. There were seven SPECIAL PUBCHASf I NIL. -I OmM MfW fctW. traffic deaths in the corresponding If tasy to carry wees of 1857.

with one delayed GOUDDllOY PLAYIMG deatn from an earlier mishap, the 1958 total to data was raised to Cvtrythlnj, vtn wpndt on dcantr PHONE MU. 4-20C3 dust-tight dust boss 474 as compared with 553 on the same date in 1957. or mall covpon for free heme delivery WHY WE CHICAGO (UPI) Tb Cur Suction control. Clton rust or drapes On-and-off too switch. No stooping Striking, modern 2-tone coral, beige eodi 2-IN- Rug Tool No flip, no flop-it goes from rod to floor.

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