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PAG8SEX TOtOOtB AIIPOT CRQW THUBSDAY, AUGUST M, 1054 KNOW YOUR GOVERNMENT HERE'S WHERE YOUR MONET GOES Do you know that during an ejgnt-hour working day you are •Ukely to: -work much longer to pay taxes than to buy food; -wovk nearly twice- M long fox tawe as for housing coats. -woA four times «* lotu for Uxaa as you do to meet the costs to the avtrtf* wackfe* aaa. tv Taws diawewd that a K*»-a-ye*?Pood man spends *io hours and 35 Housing minuter of his eight-hour work Clothing day to earn enough to pajr for' Tranaporttttatv taxw. . | Medical and Th 0 taxes Included ara both' pewonal care direct and indirect, not forget- Reading and ting the taxes hidden In Hie cost' of many things to buy. In contrast to this heavy tax burden, the same man works only one hour and 37 minutes I to pay for food for his family. He works one hour and 24 minutes it each day for housing of otothlng or transportation? j costs, 36 minutes for clothing Ttw New Jersey Taxpayers 'and 42 minutes for transportation. Association reports that these were among the findings when Here Ls how his eight'hour Tax foundation, a private research organisation, set out to To Earn work cay ls divided: pin-point the meaning of taxes Money For Needed Time recreation Other goods and services TOTAL PtW victim Mid htlp N0W1 1 r.. » mUL SEMINAR ON l hr- w mm. PLAtfT PROBL i 4ir.. 24 min. AT RUTG ii tola. 42 mm. NEW SRUNSWJCK-^ Work Simplification Seminar for axeciW nun. utlves only, devoted to making plant operation easier and more 20 min. efficient, is scheduled this fall t by ttc Rutgers University E*> 23 nun. tension Division in New Brans* MAO 0* 01/rtB 14 TO 31 • wick. N 8 hr. t Beiides being limited to works ! managers, plant superintendents, tand training directors, this seminar ls unique tn that it combines lecture, laboratory, and a. dinner discussion period In each class session on Mondayy evenings from p:00 to 10:00 o'clock, instruction covers an under* standing" of the use of the tools' t 1 and techniques of Work Simpll- , Information on the instaHatioa of a pjant-^rtde program, the, human relation* factors Involved, and applying work simplification through training programs for all segments of oompwy fenonnel. Waiter A. Hoffman, Work SimpUfteatlon Administrator In the Tube Department, R. C. A., Harrison, will conduct the seminar. * , Fate* Beawver Uiwightly paint sptaihes on such enamel-surfaced equipment is gas ranges, refrigerators, washing machines and ctothss drye.-s can be removed easily with a oloth soaked in turpentine, but the latter should be washe.l off with soapy hot water to avoid leaving a sticky film. Be sure you get the best of these big Other low-priced can don't offer these advantages. Chevrolet does! What's it going to cost to keep that new csr in gasoline? In oil? What about service and repairs? Check into it and you'll find that Chevrolet ba* the greatest name of att for keeping upkeep costa down ewer til the mUes you drive. 2'price Take a look at what you pay and what you fet You'll see that Chevrolet feat more for you and s»ki less from you. It's priced below «U other lines of can, Chevrolet builds the most c«n-«ad can buttd them better to sell for least d'pwfbnnanco Do you want livelier, smoother performance on test gas7 Then be sure your new car has moaern highcompression power. Thafs just what Chevrolet givet you-the highest-compression powar of toy leading lnu/.nrlf»rl low-priced car. far , ^ \ ,* ., \*\ 4*appeanne» A..V....- You, of course, are the «o}jr OOfwko «jto which car looks the bettto you. But ywoaiglK will coniidcr this: Chevroltti the only
* & . • . : • PAGE THURfiDAY, AUGUST tt, <strong>1954</strong> PAQ1 BSVfit C^SNAPSHOFGIJILO Liule scenic view*, #urh as thii, make very p|ea»ant picture* and are oflvn mure autUfactory than the anapahots of the grand landscape* Don't Try to Put Too Much in Your Picture PVERYBODY loves a vacation. *-* But what about the long year after the vacation U paat? One of the best wayt to refresh our memories and relive the carefree days is with picture*—with pictures we took during those magieal two weeks. One thing picture takers ought to' remember, however, is that wll*n you go to different places, jrott*f* pointing your eameras at different taing*~-and often under different conditions. When you go on a vacation, you expand your vJewd by seeing new,placet, new tights, new scenes. When you sight the camera you i -e taking pictures in a different vein. Instead of the back yard, you are confronted with big vistaa of .other places—immense skies and And less landscapes. Magical as the most ordinary i modern camera is, it has Its limitations. You can't point a camera at the far horizon and expect to get a picture showing everything as far as the eye can see to left and right. For that matter, your •yes can't see everything, unless you turn your head. Remember that your camera will record only a* much as you can tee in the •*• .'.. viewflnder's frame at one time. What you can do to make * memorable picture U—pick the part of the landscape that look* best to you in the viewAnder. Concentrate on the big tree, or the curving hill, or the stream winding through the valley, or the bay in the shore line. If there's lust too much for one view, divide the scene. Take several abets, each 09* concentrating on one mala feature in Its own part of the laMacape. Then, when you come home, and gti back your prints from the photofinisher, you'll have something to show. The pictures will look as good to your friends as the scene dirt to you, because you selected the best parts to get on film. You can say, "There's the big tree I toM you about see how small the) house looks beneath if—or "Here's one of the shore ... theft | our cottage to the left of the middle." The pictures will be I scenes taken far away from home* but your friends will understand almost as well as if they had been there, too. In fact, nine out of ten may wish they had been. --John Van Guilder A FINANCIAL CROSSROADS financi roods whore people) of oil occupations m##r—farmer, morwfoc* turer, merchant, salaried mem and wage-earntr. Th« bank htlpt thtm to continue on tto highway to gr«ot«r progress. Bonks mokt available) to yojf many volwoWt faciKtto. SOUTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY Sooth Aiitbay, Ncv» [.lffMHf.lt fTPtnAI. DEPOSIT' INSURANCE COMPORATION HEALTH AUTHOtlTY WARNS OF FOOT TROUBLES ROCKLAND, MAflS.-Dr. Jo- I,< lyvolti, authority on foot ailtits, nays infectious lout din
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