The Price of This Paper is 3 cents everywhere—Pay no more Four Page Colored 14 Pages Today Comic Section Two Sections VOL. IX, No. 42 CARTERET PRESS CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1931 PRICE THREE CENTS Governor Names Commission To Fire Discovered Medwick In Big Young Democrats Show In 2 Years Says Fire Sweeps Wing Of Celebrate Washington Anniversary In Business Block N. Y. Sun Scribe Meet Monday Night Larson Urg«» That Every Town In State Appoint A Local Com- Writing in tbe New York Several Stores Threatened For Sun not to long ag°. Sam Mur- | Senator Quinn To Be The Prin- Big Carteret Plant mittee To Co-operate In Marking The Bicentennial Of A Tim* In Chrome Section '• phy, "Tha Old Scout", who I cipal Speaker At Meeting In Washington's Birth A Great State-Wide and Nation- knows baubmll from A to Z, Sunday Morninr BUie At Warner Chemical Company De- Fire was discovered yesterday •poke of three younftten from Firehouse. stroys One tJnft — Firemen Save Othw Structures Aided wide Event — Keim Heads State Commission. afternoon in a frame shed in the Houiton who are practically rear of the Carteret Live Poultry certain of aicending to the ma- An important meeting of the By Favorable Wmd — Loss Heavy But No Men Thrown he Commission on Historic Sites, Robert Walker, Trenton; Hon Wil- market at 152 Pershing avenue. The jort next ••••on. One ii "Dii- Young Men's Democratic Club of Out Of Work. ,,uilcd in accordance with the liam S. Gummnre, Newark; Hon. blaze ia believed to have been started «y" Dean, the moil talkative Ciirtoret will be held Monday night enacted by the last New Jersey Ihomas N. MnCarter, iRumson: Hon. by two boys playing with matches twirler in buebill whoie hob- in FirchnuRo No. 2. The meeting A fire that m^y h»v« been caused gave the streams such forcr that thry « 7) "J" Hammonfl, Bernardsville; nnd two boys are being questioned by it ii to bout about himielf; will bogin soon after R o'clock. The by spontaneous combustion swept i-lature, under that law was Wig feature nf the meeting will be could be thrown far into the flrt HJIMI with the duty of making Mr. Merritt G. Perkins, Newark; Mr. by the police. The scene of the fire Paul Carey, lenutional iihort- one wing of the^tant of the Warner gradually slowing it down. It ap- Edward D. Duffield, Newark; Mr. is in the heart Of a closely built up itop, and Joieph Medwick, a lo- nn address by Senator Arthur Quinn, Chemical Company early Sunday peared that there was inflamftble ,- and arranging lor appropriate cal product. In deicribing Med- nf Spwaren. Thf : _ The George Washington Hon. Cornelius Doremus, Ridgewood- a ffew minutes by,the dense smoke about six or soven years ago. The material which was totally destroy- Committee for New Mrs. Edward Byrd Grubb, Burling- but they soon had the fire under Many Carteret Boys interest and educate young men in structure extended to the Round ed. When the fire was discovered Hnrntcnniai the Honorable George Democratic politics nnd to enable from the main buildings of the big ton; Mrs. William D. Sherrerd, Had- control. In twenty minutes it was them to carry on the work o£ the there was much apprehension in the |rl,rv, with donfield; Mr. Eldridgc R. Johnson, out. plant. borough as the plant is one that em- a, |i, nneville Keim as chairman. Moorestown; Mr, Arthur C. Dor- The loss is estimatemated at about At Keepwell Camp party as the older members drop nut Chief Dennis Fitzgerald of the ployes local labor almost exclusively. •flic State of New Jersey is more of active political life. The club is rance, Camden; Miss Mabel Clay, $300. TThh e iinterior of the building not affiliated with or influenced by Fire Department directed the efforts The unit that was destroyed by the ,|n-,.|y associated with the activities beesley's Point; General Wm. C. ia charred and a quantity of crates of his men to saving the rest of the blaze will not effect the employment „;• iii-'nrge Washington as Command- Nineteen Youngsters From any other political club or any in- Heppenheimer, Jersey City; Mrs C and other things stored in the shed dividual in the borough, it vCas stated plant. The unit that was on fire was situation. ,.,-in-Chief than any other State in Edward Murray, Trenton; Brigadier were burned. The building belongs Borough To Spend Six doomed. As in the case of the fire at The structure at the time it was II, Tnion except Virginia. It was hut the members will support the General Frederick Gilkyson, Tren- to Alec Lebowitss. When the blaze Weeks Building Up. candidates on the Democratic ticket. the Shell Oil plant in Sewaren a few built was used for experimental ni',,,11 the soil of our State that some ton ; Mrs. Thomafe J. Preston, Prince- was at its height the Roosevelt Fur- weeks ago the wind favored the fire- work. Special machinery wsa im- ,,(• iho most important battles of the All young men planning to join ton; Hon. Edward L. Katzenbach, niture house and several other busi- Twenty boys from Carteret the organization are urged to bp men. Ft blew steadily off shore and ported from Germany and installed. l;,.M>hitionary War was fought, and Trenton; Dr. Carlos E. Godfrey, while it fanned the flames, it writ Il was destroyed in the fire Sunday n «iis across our State that General ness concerns were threatened. spending the month of July at the present Monday night and enroll. State House, Trenton; Dr. John Kiddie Keep Well Camp in Metueh- the heat, and the showers of sparks morning. W.i-liington and his troops marched Oricr Hibbcn, Princeton; Mrs. Wil- iwanl the water. and again during the long, dark en, the Middlesex County camp for Firemen remained at the plant ,1;,-,.. df the War. Scores of historic liam Libbey, Princeton; Rt. Rev. undernourished children which is The firemen carried on their fight throughout Sunday playing a stream identified with the great Paul Matthews, D.D., (Bishop of Heil Urges Aid operated by the Middlesex County from the rear, checking the advance on tho ruins to prevent ta fresh out- i niiiinander-in-Chief are within our New Jersey Episcopal), Princeton; Recreation Council. Carteret Post of the flames toward the main plant. break. The pumper of No. 2 Com- lmrili-iv, and many of our people are Rt. ftev. Wilson I. Sterly, D.D., The camp staff is headed by Dr. It took a fight of nearly nn hour to pany was kept working full capacity dintly descended from the heroes (Bishop of Newark, Episcopal), Or- For Local Labor James Mueller, Director, a medical get the fire under control. At tho foi about two hours. The generator „' hi> Army. ange; Dr. Charles H. Elliott, New doctor who has had a great deal of PlansBig Event start of the fight the firemen were of the machine gnvo out under the It is, therefore, not only fitting, Brunswick; Rev. William H. S. Proposes United Effort Of Busi- exPerie!>ce in camp work, assisted handicapped hy low pressure in the strain and will have to be replaced. l,in the fulfillment of an obligation Demarest, New Brunswick; Miss . ' by another medical doctor and a State Legion Day To Be Held water mains. It was not until the The wind held steadily off shore tint the people of our State should Mabel S. Douglas*. New Brunswick; ness Interests To Secure Em- registered nurse. Miss Elinor Miles, pumper got to work that powerful until the. firemen had the blnze com- Wine actively and enthusiastically Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson, Red Bank; ployment For Carteret of Carteret, is a member of the Here On July 18—Competi- streams could be directed on the fire. pletely under control and pretty well Miss Isabel Hudnut. Allenhurst; Mrs. Three streams were kept on the iilfiittitied with the Celebration of the „, . counselor group of fifteen trained tion Of Corps, Parade and out. Then it shifted and blew to- Hundredth Anniversary of the Samuel Ifeilner, Spring Lake; Col- Workers. workers. blaze. A tug threw a stream from ward the rest of the plant. Had the o,nel Franklin D'Olier, Morristown; Block Dance. the sound. shift occurred an hour earlier the of George Washington next Hon. Charles W. Parker, Morris- ' Because of the improvements Stressing the importance of the made this year 120 boys are able to The pumper was speeded up until plant would have been in grave dan- town; Mrs. Stanley Waahburn, Lake- Members of the Ci»rteret Post of it was working to capacity 'anil this ""'The State of New Jersey cannot wood; Mr. Frank Lincoln Olmstead, co-operation of the business men enjoy thje advantages of the camp and the stockholders of the local for the month of July. They have the American Legion are making ex- mi alone in this great Celebration. Lakewond; Hon. Charles Lathrop tensive preparations for State Le- I recommend and earnestly request Pack, iLakewood; Mr. Julius Forst- plants at a meeting of the A. Harry been sent to camp to gain weight MTjore Democratic Club in Rock- and build up resistance as a protec- gion Day which will be held in Car- every city, town and village within nmnn, Paasaic; Mr. William H. Hall, teret on Saturday, July 18. Three tiic State to appoint its own commit- Salem; Hon. Clarence E. Case, Som- tnan'a Annex Monday night, E. J. tion against future disease. Since Democratic Women Holy Family Church Heil, president of tyie organization, they are all underweight the daily hundred drum and bugle corps have ti'i' to co-operate with the New Jer- erville; Mr. Francis T. Stevens, Cape been invited to take part in the com- •HV State Committee, which will, in May; Mr. Frank H. Stewart, Wood- said that both were necessary in or- program is planned to insure that ganizing an Improvement Associa- each child gains during the month, petition that will take place in the Plan Big Affair turn, co-operate with the United bury; Mr. Charles E. Sheppard, afternoon. The local post is offering Is Wedding Scene Static George Washington Bicenten- Vinelond; Colonel Arthur F. Foran, tion for the purpose of aiding local A schedule for meals has been residents in obtaining employment drawn up for the entire summer by $525 in cash prizes in addition to nial Commission. Flemington; Hon. A. Crozer Reeves, cups and other trophies. Club Arranges For Large Card Miss Mary Viater and Maciej The following will constitute the Ijiwrenceviile; Mrs. Percy L. Stew- In local plants, helping the business a special Nutrition Committee. In man, and improving transportation addition to three well balanced meals The judges who will decide the Party In September — At Sierota Married Sunday By (li-nrRp Washington Bicentennial iut, Plainfield; Mr. Arthur Wendell, winners of these prizes are to be U. Committee f<%New Jersey: Summit; Rev. Hamilton Schuyler, facilities with other towns. there are two between-meals lunches. S. Army men. It is expected that Nathan Hale School. Rev. Father Dziadosz. Hon. George deBenneville Keim, Trenton; Rev. Charles E. Eardman, "We must bring the business men Plenty of rest is stressed as an im- the competition contests will be over KilRi'water Park, chairman; Profes- Princeton; Mr, Uzal McCarter, Rum- together in a unit and talk over pro- portant factor, and the routine in- by 6 p. m. .After that there will be A business meeting followed by The marriage of Miss Mary Viater, Mir Arthur Adams, Pleasantville, son; Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Walsh, D.D., posed plan and what would be best eludes three rest periods, two sun- a parade over the principal streets a card party was held Wednesday (laughter of Mrs. Anna Viater of 78 •inTttary; Hon. Edward Casper (Bishop of Newark, Catholc), New- for the town. We are now prac- baths and twelve houjs of sleep, of the borough. All the visiting units night in Firehouse No. 2 under the Union street, to Maciej Sierota, of 78 Stoke?, Trehton; Hon. Walter E. ark; Rt. Rev. John J. McMahon, tically isolated. We must also hold The activities prodded to mter- will take part in this parade. auspices of the Women's Democratic Union street, took place at 3 o'clock Kdpc. Paris, France; Hon. James F. IV I)., (Bishop of Trenton, Catholic), a conference with the stockholders est the children consist of nature Club. At the business meeting plans Sunday afternoon in the Holy Fam- KiiliU'r, Jersey City; Hon. George S. Trenton; Mrs. Frances Westervelt, of the locaj plants so that we may study, dramatics, music, games and In the evening there will be a were made for a big public card ily church. Rev. Father Dziadosz per- Silzi-r, MetUfhan; Hon. A. Ha,rry Hackensack; Hon. Robert Carey, Jer- be assured that local labor will be hand craft, each under the guid- block dance in Pulaski avenue near party to be held in the auditorium of formed the ceremony which was fol- Moore, Jersey City; Hon. Hamilton sey City; Hon. Vivian M. Lewis, given preference. • ' tmce of a trained instructor. the Polish Falcon hall. The hstt-will the Nathan Hale school on Wednes- lowed by a reception for immediate rVh Kean, Elizabeth; Hon. Dwight Paterson; Mr. Douglas Thomson, Speaking of the Young Men's These 120 boys have entered be made the headquarters for the day evening, September 23. The friends at the home of the bride. \V. Morrow, Englewood; Hon. David Englewood; Mr. Willard I. Hamilton, Democratic Club, Mr. Heil said he a month of rest, good food, freah air legion canteen and sandwiches and club will endeavor to make this one The bride wore whito satin and a Hainl, Jr., Camden; Hon. William A. Newark. thought it would finally become af- and sunshine which will start them other refreshments will be provided if the biggest affairs of the kind tulle veil. She carried a shower bou- Stevens. Long Branch; Hon. Edwin Ciliated with the Democratic organi- well on the road to health, for the visitors. The contests for ver held in the borough. There will quet of roaes. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. zation in town and that even now it the prizes will be held in the athletic )e more than 100 prizes of more Adam Viater, was her only attend- was being bossed by others not con- field adjoining the Carteret High than ordinary value offered for the ant, while Henry Viater, her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Rabinowitz nected with the club. school. winners. All popular games will be was best man. After a wedding trip Given Surprise Party But later in the evening Louis Breckha Again In A COMMUNICATION play. to Washington the couple will reside Carteret Post Team Brown, Al Beigert and Joseph Mi<.i. John Adama, 'president of at 74 Union street. Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary Shutello, three officers of the Young Dear Editor: he club, will be general chairman Among the guests were: Mr. and ) tbe Brotherhood of Israel arrang- Men's Club who were present, em- Trouble With Cop You ought to see the way Scrog- ind will be 'assisted by an active Mrs. J. Dombrowski, Mr. and Mrs. A. Captures Ritual Prize (i a surprisi e party laat night for Mr. phaticallhtill y dideniedd hhavini g a politicaliill gins is taken to books lately. Just to- lommittee. Mrs. William V. Cough- Zysk, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stawicki, Mr. nd Mrs. Aaron Rabinowitz, of day I find him with a big fat volume in will be chairman in charge of and Mrs. S. Wisniewski, Mr. and Mrs. Local Legion Men Get First Roosevelt avenue, in honor of the pie had the wrong impression of the Wheeler Avenue Saloon Keep- about diseases of the eye and he's so :ards and Mrs. William Kinnelly will J. Plec, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kazmier- Award In Competition At wentieth anniversary of their mar- organization. Being a Democratic er Wants Donoghue To Take interested he don't hear me til I'm >e chairman of the committee in ski, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kapucinski, Mr. riage. Mr. and Mrs. Rabinowitz were Club, it would naturally support the [ most on top of him. harge of refreshments. The card and Mrs. J. Kurdyla, Mr. and Mrs. New Brunt wick. induced to go to Elizabeth in the Democratic ticket, he said, but it. Off Uniform and Fight. "What's the idea of the learning?" larty will usher in the fall campaign Adam Viater, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kry- early part of the evening and when would never become affiliated with I asked. fter the summer recess. stosiak, Mrs. John Ziemba, Miss Further honors were won by the they returned the members of the any organization in town. | Tony Breckha, proprietor of a "I saw a cross-eyed cat, today," After the business meeting last Mtary Ziemba, Miss Blanche Ziemba, saloon at 54 Wheeler avenue was says Scroggins, all excited. "This Miss Josephine Komenda, Mrs. Anna C.uuiit Post No. 263 American auxiliary and their husbands were as- Henry Carlton, the first11 speaker, arre3ted :iight a card party was held. It got I.fifion last Friday evening at New embled in the Rabinowitz home. spoke"on hbor"condition HuTS ™\ Sunday morning aft- here cat was in Burlington street." started late and did not break up Stawicki, Mrs. Anthony Morino, Mrs. Uiun-wick where the Ten O'clock Refreshments were served and every state, every municipality in Z'^tV"^^'^*^ "Well, what's that got to do with until midnight. The dark horse M. Komenda, Mr, and Mrs. J. Wipe- Ritual team of the local post was here was a bridge party. Mr. and the union gives preference to its for trouble "and finding it. the book?". ( rize was a ham donated by Philip , Michael Bielak, Anthony Udzie- aw aided first place over a field of Mrs, Rabinowitz were presented with own labor. BrecHha several months ago bad "Why, everything," says Scroggins Turk. It was won by Mrs. Harold lak, John Szelag and Stanley and time teams from the county. The beautiful and appropriate gift. Other speakers were George Dal- with Officer Thomas Dono- as if he was surprised at the ques- Dolan. The winners m cards were: Henry Viater. ti-iwi.- were; Perth Amboy Post No. Winners in bridge were: Mrs. Leorymple, Charles Ohlott and Joseph tion. Bridge: Mrs. Aaron IRabinowitz, Mias '•'••>. Joyce Kilmer Port No. 2&, NeRockmanw , Mrs. Isadore Brown, Mrs. Conran. rs shown ill feeling toward the of- "You see," he went on, "I saw this illian Donnelly, Mrs. William. J. Hnmswick, and Lake A. Lovely Post sadore Gross, Mrs. Edward Hopp, ;ficer. When he went out of his same eat yesterday and he wasn't Lawlor, Mrs. Jennie Bawitt, Miss M. E. CHURCH NOTES No. w>, south Amboy. D D -* saloon Sunday morning, Breckha cross-eyed then at all." Helen Struthers, Mrs. C. A. Sheri- Mrs. Ben Klein and Mrs. Rose Cho- At a meeting of the Official Board Kirst place carried with it a beau- dosh. Mrs. Carl Laster was awarded Bon Voyage rarty left his saloon wide open and, ac- "You're crazy," said I. dan, Mrs. John Adams, Mrs, Leo tiful silver loving cap in addition to For Prospective Travelers cording to the report, he was under "I'm not," says Scroggins, "I seen held last night, plans were made for the non player's prize. the influence of liquor, probably Rockman, Mrs. Sam Wexler, Mrs. the Summer. Mr. Reese M. Turner a i'a."h prize. Others present were: Mrs. Meyer this here cat yesterday; he was step- Robert Chodosh and Mrs. A. Cho- Uy taking first place in the county A bon voyage party was held from his place of business at the ping along Liebig's Lane after the dosh was unanimously appointed as pas- KoWnts, Mrs. J. Rabinowitz, Leo time he encountered Donoghue on department fixed it up and he wasn't tor of the M. E. Church as soon as mi'et, Carteret earned the right to Rockman, Mr. and Mrs. David Ve- Wednesday night in the home of the letter's beat and began to call Pinochle: Mrs. William Schmidt, the Government releases him from '•tpn-sent Middlesex County in the nook, Carl Laster, Mr. and Mrs. AlMr. ami Mrs. Edward A. Lloyd, of a bit cross-eyed." Mrs. A. Van Dusky, Mrs. E. J. Heil, him vile names. The officer was in- "And what are you reading the hb duties ut the IRaritan Arsenal, :-ui,- championship event to be held Handelman, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore incoln avenue, in honor of two 1 Mrs. Charles Dalton, Charles Ohlott, in Atlantic City sometime in Sep- lembers of the office force of the vited to take off his uniform and ook for? ' Philip Turk, Mrs. Laura Crane and which will be at the end of this Mausner, Mrs. Isadore Zimmerman, fight. Instead he locked Breckha up. "To see if I can find >a way to cure month. An entertainment with re- UiubiT. Mra. Leo R. Brown, Mrs. Joseph Warner Chemical Company who are Edward J. Heil. freshments in planned for the middle Misl Lydi Jhen sergeant came in he cat," says Scroggins. Euchre: Mrs. Fred Colton, Mrs. Blaukopf, Mr. and Mrs. William Benning, of Port Reading, will sail a tongue-slashing-slashing.. BreckhBreckhaa saisaiUd ththe "First of all," says I, "you'll have of this nwnth, The Sunday School REBEKAH LODGE MEETS Brown, Mrs. Abe Durst, Mrs. Dora ll l » *llc ha M. James, Mrs. Thomas Larkin, picnic will probably be held at Echo «an the"Augustfuill a tomorrowtomorrow ' for ItalTtalyv PP° e d "<> authority to lock up a find out what made the cat cross Mrs. Catherine O'Donnell, William Jaeoby, Mrs. Ann Chodosh, Mrs. tax p aye r yed," says I. Lake at the end of the month. There was a short business meet- Louis Chodosh, Mrs. Sam Wexler, o remain three months. She will. R _ u , J. 'Lawlor, Mrs. F. X. Koepfler, Mrs. n'K »f Deborah Rebelwh lodge Wed- end most of the time in Rome. *Breckh>recifia was released Sunday aft- "I know what made the cat cross Andrew Christenaen, Mrs, William The Senior Choir practice will in- Mrs. David Greenberg, Mrs. Abe ernoon in $100 bail for a hearing clude two selections for the Sunday '"•«lay night in Od4 Fallows Hall. Zucker, Mrs. Herman Fischer, Mrs. and Mrs. Oscar Stein will sail yed," says Scroggins, "It was the Donnelly, Mrs. Martin Rock, Mrs. Mrs. Decker, of BUiabeth, an officer on July 11 on the Columbia for Ger- Monday, when the case was laid over. gas. There was enough gas there to Charles Morris, James Irving, Mrs evening service. This will be held Lillian Chodosh, Mrs. L. J. Weiner, tonight at 7 M. »*• the organisation was present and all of Carteret. Mrs. Saul Nezin, Ja- many to remain a month. I day to make all the cats in the coun William Coughlin, Mrs. Harold Do •Hjoke, Refreshments were served. try cross-eyed." Ian, Mayor Joseph A. Hermann, Miss MnthodUt Sunday Service! cob Nezin, the Misses Hannah and At the party Wednesday night the LlOca• l• meM n Ke8cuRescuee Shirley Nezin, all of New York; Mrs. guesU of honor were given many "Can't you stop the gas; why not Margaret Hermann and Mrs. Mary Sunday School will be held at 10 The BMt In and David &eloff, of toasts and there was music and danc- Two At Keansburg appeal to the authorities?" Jones. m. The Superintendent asks for Sophie Seloff !'Aw, bosh," says Scroggins, "You Millville. ing. A supper was served at mid- Fan-Tan: Mrs. Garrett Walsh, continued loyalty and co-operation DELICATESSEN SUPPLIES night Besides the guests of honor Leonard Catri, proprietor of Catri might a* well try to tame a Turk by Mrs. Philip Turk, Miss Margaret during the hot weather. Also Selected Canned Goods First State Convention others present were: "Prank Davis, Motors, of the Chrome section, and whistling at him as to get the au- Walsh, Mrs. Charles Ohlott, Miss Preaching and Praise Service at Martin McNulty, Francis Wilhelm, brother-in-law, Jack Johnson, horities to do anything about the Helen Turk, Mrs. Thomas Kinnelly 7:45 p. m. conducted by Reese M. PRICES RIGHT Of Fire Fighters Here Mrs. Agnes Reidy, Frank Green, Mrs. played the part of life-savers Sun- ;as. They're gas-minded." Mrs. A. Collins and Mrs. John Med- Turner. Selections by the Senior COURTEOUS SERVICE Local members of the uniformed John Lone and Mr. and Mrs. Edward day at Keansburg. Catri and John- Scroggins closed the book after wick. Choir, with a short sermon by the Kin- Fighters Union are making A. Lloyd, all of Carteret; Miss Mary son had been swimming and went marking a page. 1 Non-players' prizes were awarded pastor will be the program during The Cleaneai Store In Town prupurations for the state conven- Caatle and Miss Bertha Heier, of some distance from the boardwalk. 'Have you heard the, sheriff * goin to Mrs. Dennis O'Rorke, Mrs. Wit the summer. Everyone regardless of tion of the organization which win Elizabeth; Mr, and Mb. Fred Bou- They were returning with easy to appoint a lot of new deputies?" liam Duff and Mrs. William O'Brien. church affiliations is invited. BROWN'S be held in the Oarteret High school blas, of Woodbridge. strokes when they came to a man he says. After the. games ice cream and The Boy Scouts me«t every Wed- auditorium on July 13. After the and woman who had gone beyond "No, what for?" I ask«d. cake were served by the committee. nesday at 7 P. m. Tomorrow night DELICATESSEN business of the convention there will their depth and could not swim. Tbe "Well, I don't know, for sure," The next regular' meeting of the Mr Durst will recommend a charter More Air Stunts for the Methodist Troop at their 580 Rottaevelt Ave. be a social session in one of the hre- muii was calling for help and the says Scroggins, "Maybe 1it's a rumor club will be held in Firehouse No. 2 heuaes The convention is the first Here Tomorrow woman was sinking. Johnson went but I heard they're goin to do some- on July 15. executive meeting at Perth Amboy. CARTERET, N. J. school board annual gathering of the state organl- Fitzgerald Air Craft will give the to the aid of the man; Catri dived thing to protect the 7.atio,p. . people of Carteret some more thrills and brought the woman to the sur- from the racketeers, like they're do- tomorrow. Another program of stunt face tuul then brought her to shore in' for the business men in New PROCLAMATION flying over the field in HaganUdii They were revived and it was learned York." Heights has been arranged. Carl thut they were man and wife. HUCKLEBERRY HESS. NOTICE KasmuHsen, a veteran pilot of thu By virtue of an ordinance heretofore adopted by the Navy, will have charge of the plane. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Father Of Truck Victim Board of Health, of the Borough of Carteret, I do hereby Late in the afternoon there will be another thrilling parachute jump in Mr. and Mrs. John Gurk», pf To Administer Estate issue the following proclamation: To Fopd Handlers which the parachute will drop like a Fitch street, announce the engage- WQODBRIPGE— shot for a thousand feet before the ment 'of their daughter, Miss Helen Alexander Donnelly, of 184 Row- On and after July 4th, 1981, all doara, either male or Owftwr* and employees of restaurants and Iun«h rip cord ia pulled. In this parachute Anna Gurka, to Albert fc\ T(>oi: ^ land place was granted letters of ad- femajC, found running at large within the limits of the jump the plane climbs to a height of son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martiri ministration this week in New Bruns- ai* requeued to appear WITHOUT DELAY at the 3,500 f«et before the leap ia made Thompson, of Perth Amboy. T wick by Surrogute Forman for the Borough of Carteset, except such as shall be properly A similar program will be carried wedding will take place in Septem estate of his son, William Donnelly. muzzled with a muzzle around the nose, securely fast- office of the Board of Health in the Borough Hall of the ut on Sunduv afternoon. ber. The estate is valued at $620. The son was killed about three weeks ago ened and licensed, shall be destroyed. Borough of Carteret, New Jersey, and obtain Health when he was run over hy a truck in Certi6cate*. ORIENTAL BARBERSHOP St. George's avenue. All dogs seized or taken by the Dog Warden of the (Formerly Dundee's) Borough of Carteret shall be held top a period of 72 for Renewal of old certificates and for Under New Management hours and the owner or owners thereof may redeem the >o»uing new to parson* who have recently taken po- This Barbershop hat been purehftted 0y P1RR0NG & THORN same from the Pound KeeRer upon the payment of $2.00; rtions in restaurants and lunch room* it nearly over. Do said pound is located ^t Tate Brothers, No. 1 John Street, PATSY RENALDI Painting - Paperhanging Metuchen, N. J. "ot delay. Many Improvements have been made. It is now a firtt AND class barbershop with latest sanitary/equipment Decorating licenses may be obtained at the Board of Health No othar notification will be given. Ladiet'Trade Solicited 7» Pulaski Ave, 10 Sham* St office, Borough Hall, Carteret, N. J. «y Oi*r of tf» BOARD OF HEALTH CourtMy-and Service Guaranteed 1TAL BARBERSHOP ,. :; UL, CA*T)««T thim WtlDAY, JULY 8, 19S1 PAGE TWO
Tttto Beaottfnl 1929 Pontlac Cabriolet Tootl want to own tkla late model, slightly u—dfontlec ootrfortiMecoupe when you eosrtho apleodld condition ol Ha lioauttfal Daco finished Fisher My. It hae been eentfdeterr "Good WHT* toned and d»cfcod—lU motor i» ytlet, !»•• ful and speedy. Special 385 k-ctarraale pride offered at our Great Stock Reduction Used Cationed, and rare backed b y ouSalr written Guaranty—all e In order to make room for further trade-ins on new Oaklands and Pontiacs, we offer important savings on have been carefully tuned and checked and arein good our entire stock of used cars. Included in this wide running order. selection are cars of nearly every make and price If you want to get a good-looking, dependable used class. car, at a saving of many dollars—buy at this Stock Many have been thoroughly "Good Will" recondi- Reduction Sale N0W1 Come in tonight. Easy terms* Every Good WiU Used Car sold with a Guaranty See these Practically new cars 1930 Poatiac 5 Pass. Sedan 1929 Pontiac 5 Pass. Sedan 1927 Jordan 8 Sedan Here's a dandy car that is almost a You can hardly tell thit car from a This sturdy, dependable motor with gift—fine running motor, paint like new car—has only been driven a famous Fisher Body displayed along- new -— upholstery perfect — 5 food little over 3,000 miles and we have side of new cars, compares excellent- tires—low mileage and able to thous- reduced the price $100 for a quick ly with them. ands more. This car sold new for sale. about $2700. It is yours if you act $ quickly for This Slightly Used 1929 Chevrolet Coupe 550 375 1929 MARmON 4 PASS COUPE — Jwtt th« car you've been looking for. 1929 GRAHAM PAIGE 4 DOOR SE- Looks and runs like a new car—all 295 It* Dueo finished Fisher body is clean DAN—This car has been thoroughly bright work chromium plated — You 1927 NASH ADVANCED SEDAN — and attractive—it• tires show very $ overhauled — has good paint uphol- Newly painted—all good tires—mo- little wear—its six-cylinder engine has stery and tire* — 4 speed transmis- don't get a chance to buy a car like tor in perfect condition. Upholstery been completely "Good Will" recondi- sion, etc. Don't fail to get J this very eften. Reduced lAl New — one of our best %t tioned. Buy it today—backed by our 295 in on this bargain. from $600 to buys. I Guaranty—for only '260 Unusual Values Priced from $75 to $2 SO 1927 OAKLAND 5 PASS. SEDAN — 1927 HUDSON BROUGHAM — In Your Choice Newly painted, good tirei and uphol- perfect condition—tires almost new stery, a real car that will return —Body, paint and upholstery in won- thousands of miles of faith- $1 /t P derful condition — New battery — of these ful service to the lucky buyer * »** Worth several timei our price 1928 PONTIAC COACH Thorough- Good Running Used Cart ly reconditioned and guaranteed — a 1928 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SEDAN good looking, ihiart car that will ren- —One of these sturdy 4 cylinder der many thoutandt of mile* of •ci- Chevrolets that were so popular two $69.50 each vic*—We are offering tliii car at a years ago — you know what a good 1927 CHEVROLET COACH — A sacrifice to reduce uur ttock of this car they were — This one is in ex- dandy car for the money- -buy it arid model — only one of thit $ ceptionally good $1 QC carry your "pals" back and forth to model to be told at this price condition. X*J*J work—their fare* will more than pay for the car and its running 1929 DE SOTO kOADSTER — A expense. snappy good looking iport car -— 1928 FORD TUDOR SEDAN — Enough said when we quote one of 1926 CHRYSLER 70 COUPE — A worth half as much again at $O PA good sturdy car for knocking around we are asking fur it. £t\J\) these fast mall cars that $1 OP In. It will render many miles of ThJ§ Beautiful 1929 Pontlac Coach 1927 OAKLAND COUPE — No bet- have been so popular. transportation at very $^ We have reduced the price on this ter car can be bought for the money little cost. beautiful late model Pontlac $125 for 1927 CHRYSLER 70 SEDAN — One 1927 OAKLAND ROADSTER -- A —good looking — good tiros — me- Immediate sale. It Is In exceptional $ chanically perfect — upholstored in of the finest models Chrysler «ver . sporty little car that you can hare a condition throughout. Thoroughly genuine leather — just the car for built—motor and chassis thoroughly lot of fun with this hot weather and "Good Will" reconditioned and overhauled — Paint and upholstery tbe small family or for the man who 1 priced so low you can afford to throw backed by our written Guaranty. like new —very good tires, f 1 QC On (ale today and tomorrow nt only 375 wants dependable H it away when you are tJBO transportation. Priced as a leader. 1*7*3 through with it 1927 DODGE SEDAN—You remem- 1928 ESSEX COACH — Thoroughly ber what these dependable cars have reconditioned has a wonderful motor done for thousands of owners — a — just the car for the family who real car at a very low $1 OC cannot afford a new $1 Qt% price k£tO car 1*7U Cars Reduced Prices... Easy G. 1M A. C Term1s ,»: J-f .v^'J f< GREEN MOTORS, INC. ew Brunswick Perth ibo x s. PAGETHBBI .,\M/.\1 M« •• \| ' It "I 'H •,.•! "Ben Franklin"! Wheels at High Speed Nature Good to Vulture The bureau of standards says that Vultures ar« endowed' with most The the speed at which gyroscopes turn acnte powers of smell and vision, and FREDERICK H. TURNER CO. $ John Sevier :; is from 10,000 to 20,000 revolutions are said to he able to scent their food :: INSURANCE at a distance of 40 miles. per minutes. Small Internal grinding 459 Ea»t Are., Sewaren wheels are sometimes driven at GO,- Odd Tropical Tree Telephone Woodbridge 8-0239 Forever Remembered for 000 revolutions per minute. The sandbox tree, native In the trop- Glorious Victory at ics, has a fruit tliat looks somewhat "Are you interested in buying or renting a home in Sewaren? Penalty or Privilege! like an orange and tlmt hursts with King's Mountain. Several unusual opportunities COMPARE "To be lonely," said HI Ho, the sage h Bhnrp report when ripe. It Is often of Chinatown "Is a penalty when the cultivated fop Its woolly capsules, at present" Construction and Quality men about you are good and a priv- which are nbmit the slr.e of an orange. Phone Woodbridge 8-0713 for ilege when they are not."—Wnshlng- TheBe have a number of ctlls, eacb appointments. containing a RWII. Flrtttoae AABpacial tcn Star. Sin 4.SO-Z1 BnnJMill owa.u Tj». OnifrTlr. Mora Rubber Vol., 17* 161 Mere Weight, 15.73 Mora Width, 4-75 4-74 More Thickness, k MOTORIST'S ftRAPBWK .617 •57S Mere PUes at Tread * 5 THE F1R5T LOW PWC60, Same Price • - • • •5.69 $S.*9 CAR-tTSOtO SIM t.OO-1*) H.D. ftrtstM* BniidMalJ oua.uTTP* Order TIr. \FOR % Mora Rubber Vol., V X«8 Wl .BACK IN Mere Weight, 15.80 More Width, 5.9S 5.84 Mere Thickness, The buttle at King's Mountain, a. UofeM .040 .8X1 ('., in known to historians as one of FROM AH •A "Special Brand" tire it made br a manuf »c- More Plies at Tread 8 7 the most brilliant victories In the iliev- OU> AD twsr f«r dlsbilmton »utk u maU order house*, olutlon. Henry Cutiot I,otlg« described Same Price • • • • $11*40 •11.40 ell mumnnlns and other*, under a name (hat Its effect us "electric." does kwt Mortify the tire manufacturer to the King's mountain country, still wild DoutU Guar«nt««—ETery tire manu- uud iiicturesnut!, wus Bturk wilderness THEN: A great many motorists paid no attention to the law for the paUk, maty beeanae he balld. hU "bett qual- In the days when the 000 backwoods- ity* tbes Oder Us own name. Firestone pul> factured by Firestone beara the name "FIBE- simple reason that their cars weren't capable of breaking it. STONE" and earrie* Flreitonc'» unlimited ueu, wearing leather jerkins and hUnaBwosiMMrr drebemakw. guarantee and oar*. You are duulily protected. hearing flintlock, muzzle-loading flrs-> NOW: Speed is a necessity. SPEED, POWER, COMPORT and arms, charged up the seemingly Im- BEAUTY are all combined in our RECONDITIONED used pregnable slope In the face of lire from 1,100 well-armed troops under cars at LOW PRICES, Col. Patrick Ferguson, a crack ottker of George III. Without an automobile you're a lame duck Under leaden such as Col. John DALTON BROS. Sevier, who had come from warfare with the French and Indians hi the GET ONE - GO PLACES West, the valley pioneers gathered to turn the loyalists buck to the sea. STOP WORRYING 37 COOKE AVE. w. WMH CARTERET, N. J. Their answer to Ferguson's shout of "Cruuh the rebels," was to gain the top of the ridge and take more than Here are some half his men captive. With Ferguson 1931 FORD TUDOR 1930 FORD SPORT ROAD- out of the reckoning, Oornwullls hud STER to concentrate his tinny. Yorktown 1930 FORD TOWN SEDAN Uncle Eben was then only a year away. 1930 FORD COUPES AND 1930 FORD A PANEL "When a mun keeps coniplalnln' dat 1927 PIERCE ARROW (6) — 1 As a military exploit, despite the TUDORS Telephone 8-1352 he alu had no opportunity in life," thoroughness of thu victory, the battle 4-PASS. COUPE said Uncle Klien, "you kind o' wonder In Itself wait of smull Import. Yet In 1928 NASH COACH 1930 FORD V/i TON PANEL whether ha »In' too busy klckln' to Its effect It was another lltjimliik'ton, 1929 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK TOWN GRILL RESTAURANT notice an opportunity If It cornea coming as it did ut a time when hopes along,"—Washington Star. 181 ROOSEVELT AVE., CARTERET, N. J. were lowest and It seemed the low- AND MANY OTHERS V burulng flame of the patriotic cause SEE THEM — TRY THEM was about to flicker and die. It heart- HOT LUNCHEON AND REGULAR ened and stimulated the whole coun- OUR ONE WEEK EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE PROTECTS YOU; DINNERS SERVED EVERY DAY try uud put iui end to the wanton AGAINST A BAD BARGAIN cruelty of Tory groups which ha,d W« Cuter to Parties, Clubs or Organizations Tuxedos persecuted patriots and driven them from their homes throughout the STEAK SANDWICHES OUR SPECIALTY and South. Full Classified Ada. Bring Result* — Dress FAYETTE USED CAR MART RAB1N0WITZ HARDWARE On New Brunswick Avenue "H It's Hardware, We Have It!" Between Elm and Oak Streets S. FISHKIN Full Lin* of— At the old Lehigh Valley Freight House CLOTHING HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES , HOUJE, FURNISHING* PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1931 wmmm July the Fourth CARTERET PRESS 0 -OTHER EDITORS SAY- Subscription, fi .10 Per Ypnr "Tin1 Jerseys" fniim-ntly in hnnornrile the methods by which |m as |(, tries to enforce, the dry laws the |(>«. Publinhpcl Every Friday By American histnrii'iil writing ""' rhunce. of success he has. C. H. BYRNE, 130 Jersey St., CARTERET, N. J. I familiar mime of New Jersey. Kvery- This is no reflection upon M Telephone ("arteret 8-1600 'body, for insUnre, has read of Woodcock, although it it the Woi'[ Washington's historic retreat through indictment of prohibition In a decade' <". II. BYRNE Editor and the .lerseyp. This arose from tho fact' His policies have shown some thot ,1. J. RAFFERTY Businm* Manaj^r that what now comprises the state of for the hill of Rights as w.ell as the MEYER ROSENBLUM ... Sport* Editor New Jersey was -at one time divided ordinary decencies. He has emphasis T into two provinces known aa East ed the citizens right to be free from Entered as second class matter June 5, 1924, at fcarteret, N. J., Jersey ami West Jersey, aays "The unlawful invasion of their homes, H,. Pojt Office, under the Act of March 8, 1878. PHthfimlfr." Thin Urritory was on*- has executed tha. Hoover program of imilly part of New Netherland or drecting enforcement against the V/ " • :*;t r New York and along with that prov- commercial traffic rather than theap- Foreiim Advertisingf Representatives inco was granted by Charles II to his petite. brother James, Duke nf York. | His influence on the actions of New Jersey Neighborhood Newspapers, Inc. In the same year, 1665, the Duke afrits has been healthy. He has for of Ynrk granted the tract between hidden gun play and rough tactics in the Hudson and Delaware Rivers to .raids. He has frowned . upon *tonl A CHANCE TO LOSE YOUR SHIRT Lord John Berkeley and Sir George Paeons end entrapment. He has tried Cnrteret. It was palled New Jersey in, t» improve the standard of agcnt!i lionor of Carteret, who had been gov- through thorough schooling in their If you think you are smarter than your friend who jump- ernor of the Isle of Jersey. At first duties and the individual's rights. thr territory was governed as one Still innocent citizens have been ed out of a window last year after he had been impoverished piovinre but when" it was later parti-'shod down, homea have been invaded through speculation, now is your opportunity. Go ahead, push tioned the portion originally granted , illegally by government agents, gn({ to Berkelerkeley was called Went Jersey and corruption is still rampant. in your savings, buy on margins, borrow at the bank—play the ami that to Carteret East Jersey. In fact, he hiis met with leas actual game! Itj won't take you long to lose your shirt. But if you are In 1C.H2 the province Of East Jer- success than his hasty «nd hard-boil sey was sold at public auction to ed predecessors. There Is no shortage wise don't be one of the suckers born every minute. Let some- William Ponn and eleven,associates ot li(|iior. Home brew and grape con- body else go find the gambler's pot of gold at the end of the for 3,400 pounds. Penn had already centrates abound in millions of re]. obtained an interest in West Jersey. Iris under the administration's nul- rainbow. In 1702 the proprietors, who reserv- lification of the Eighteenth Amend- The stock market is intended to provide a convenient ed the rights to the soil, transferred ment, all right of jurisdiction to the crown Speakeasies increase in the larger place for the sale of investment securities to the public. The and the two provinces were united e'ttes. Prices, if anything, have de- purpose is all right, and part of the time it works. But the man under a government similar to that clined, and the quality does not spem of the other royal provinces. Altho to suffer. In rural districts the flow who gambles in the stock market is sure to find out that it sur- at the time of the Revolution East of corn and moonshine rye continues passes hell as a place that ia "paved with good intentions." 'Jersey and West Jersey had compos- strong. Disrespect for l»w grows. I ed a single colony for nearly three- Mr. Woodcock need not accept nur Not one person in fifty who buys stocks knows anything quarters of a century, many people word for all this. The Wickersham were still in the habit of speaking of Commission furnishes the data for an about them. Not one tip in fifty is likely to prove profitable. i them as "the Jerseys."—The Jersey- unbiased estimate of prohibition'^ The average customer is just as apt to believe the optimistic man. failure. "customer's man" who says radio common "is going to a thous- Enforcement got nowhere during ONE YEAR OF WOODCOCK the high-handed, often grotesque, re- and dollars a share, as he iB to believe the pessimistic cutomer's RESOLUTIONS — BRIDGE BONDS scribe the form of notice, the Board ter 252 of the Laws of 1916, as if ^m03 w. W. Woodcock is given to gimes of Haynes, Andrews, Lownum. man who works in the same broker's office, and warns yo\i that Resolution providing for the rais- of Chosen Freeholders to sward the amended, is not less than nineteen introspection his thoughts may not It did not improve in th« hands of ng of 1136,000 by the issuance of bonds or to reject any and all bids years from the date of said bonds, be comfortable as his first year in Dr. Doran, an experienced and con- "radio common isn't any good—it never paid a dividend." Bridge Bonds of the County of Mid- therefor, (b) That the average assessed charge of the "experiment noble in scientious government official. And it About the only qualifications most of these customer's men dlesex. . I Section 7. This resolution shall valuation of taxable real property motjve" closes. The national dry boss has bogged down even worse und ti- Be it resolved by the Board of take effect upon its publication, as (including improvements) of the d0UDtless knows now, if he did notthe supervision of Mr. Woodcock, have is that they are chosen for their good looks and their glib Chosen Freeholders of the County of provided in Section 2 of Chapter 252 County of Middlesex, computed before, that decent and effective en- lawyer-sold ier-gentleman. tongues. Middlesex: of the Laws of 1916, in the "Perth upon the next preceding three valu- forcement cannot go hand-in-hand, What next?—N. Y. World IVIe- Section 1. That for the purpose of Amboy Evening News," and in the ations thereof, being the valuations He must app^^te that the mormoe gram. President Hoover's debt offer was made to improve the aying the cost of construction ftnd "New Brunswick Daily Home News." for the years 1929, 1930 and 1931,' ™ economic condition of the world, but the immediate reaction econstruction of bridges in the The clerk of this board is hereby in the manner provided in section 12! This was later on the Mayor's sug- !ounty of Middlesex, heretofore duly vested with authority to specify the of Chaptep r 252 of the Laws of 1916 adopted on the Uiirtieth day of was a dramatic rise in stocks. Gamblers gold began to pour authorized in each case by resolu- date to be mentioned in said notice i $009100 iJune, 1981. The bonds authorized gestion, turned over to the attorney. is $180,509,111.00. jnH nf tli* thereby will be issued and delivered Resolution by D'Zurilla: That the into Wall Street. tion of this board, it is necessary to as the date after which the bonds Mayor and clerk, sign a check for raise one hundred thirty-six thdusand shall be issued and delivered, County of compute.nmmZd in •«« the twenty-firstwentyfirs* t dayda.»y" of JulyJuly'! y , g c The one person in fifty (if that is not an over-estimate) who dollars ($136,000), as follows: | The foregoing resolution was , computed in * .» ' ,$3OO .oo in flavor of the Kiddie BiBridgd e AAmtt . 'adopted on thhe thirtieti h day of June, '" SeCtl°nceeding to seYt «ide or vacate to | Well Camp, was adopted on knows something about Wall Street methods is apt to be guid- No. Name of Bridge ' Needed 11*31. The bonds authorized thereby -,.•_, . , . , resolution must be begun within by Young and Conrad, all voting yes resolution must be begun within bony Younrolll callg an. d Conrad all vo 318—Blair Road Bridge 1,230.12 will be issued and delivered after the id) That the annual and supple- ^^ d after the publication ed in his judgment by the actual activity in the steel industry; The Mayor then spoke of having 822—Barron Ave.-Bridge 3,415.68 twenty-first day of July, 1931, and mental debt statements required by of thi: by the available records concerning automobile production and 317—Deans-Fresh Ponds section 12 of Chapter 262 of the JOHN WHITE, the council minutes printed in both 10,966.33 any suit, action or proceeding to set local papers. On motion by Dolan and: sales; by statistics of freight car loadings and events in railway, 320—Lake Ave. Bridge .. 226.00 aside or vacate this resolution must Laws of 1916, as amended, have C]erk f the Board of chosen 319—Lake St. Bridge .... been made and filed, as required by holders of the County of Middlesex. D'Zurilla it waa so ordered. All vut- 4,547.01 be begun within twenty days after injr yea on roll call. steamship and motor transportation. If these are all down, and 134—Milltown Bridge .... 53,671.64 the publication of this statement. said act. 183—Old Bridge - Eng- Motion by D'Zurilla «nd Dolan to if copper, silver, cotton, wheat, live-stock, employment, land I JOHN WHITE, Section 5. That there shall be COUNCIL MINUTES adjourn, was carried. lishtown 17,847.09 Clerk of the Board of Chosen Free- levied in each year while any of said and real estate, rents, merchant sales, wholesale prices, and 323—Orchard St. Bridge 2,648.42 holders of the County of Middlesex. H. VO PLATT, bonds shall be outstanding, in the Regular meeting of the Council of the majority of our industries and trades are still struggling to 314—Shepherd Ave. Bdg. 20,649.01 • same manner and at the same time g g f Borough Clerk. South River Draw as other taxes, a tax upon all the the BBorough h of CarteretCtt, helhldd in ththe crawl out of their gloomy cellars, then there Is no Bane reason RESOLUTION—ROAD BONDS taxable property in said county suf-1 Council Chambers, on Tuesday, June Bridge 2,909.57 | Atlantic City Hotel for getting excited about buying stocks—particularly on spec- 321—Texas Bridge .. 1622-•--•5 1-2 •*• ^solution providing for the rais- flcient to produce the amount of j 16th, 1931, at 8 o'clock p. m. ' ing of $870,000 by the issuance of principal and interest to mature in I Present — Mayor Joseph A. Her- Offers Vacation Prize ulation. , ier« •• •...,... ' $134,333,89 roa<* bon tries, acquiring various languages, and ••% And still they come from all walks "STRANGERS MAY KISS" came to the United States before the CRY FOR IT— DOUBLE-EDGE of life and they are saying that OKA- OKATONA ia being introduced in Revolution. He waB In New York Comedy "Blood & Thunder"—Flip Frog "Laughing —Please mention this paper when FLOWERS! buying from advertisers.— ALWAYS FIRST IN FAVOR WOODBRIDGE MORE THAN Whether it be a gift to your sweetheart, your wife or your mother, no gift conveys your mes- NEW YORK sage of love as do flowers. Our stock of cut flowers and potted plants CANDY KITCHEN in always complete. Phone us your order and Manufacturers and Dealers in 6,000 Women we will deliver it promptly. Strictly Pure Flowen Telegraphed Everywhere CANDIES AND ICE CREAM 00 Main St. Woodbridge who left their signatures with us Tel. 8-0043 "I know that I'm going to JOHN R. BAUMANN GUSTAV BLAUM like talking to the. folks of will tell you how much they were FLORIST Groceries and Provision* WOODBRtDGE St. George and Hazelwood Ave*., Rahway, N. J. 78 Main St. Tel. 8-0121 Katisfied with the Supercurline Tel. Rahway 7-0711 Woodbridge Look for me in this paper every week and I'll have Steam Wave A PERMANENT tome worth while things .00 to tell you. marcel wave unsurpassed. 5 NOTICE OF BANKING HOURS BOB Kfjective July 15th, 1931 COMPLETE IN KEEPING WITH MODERN BANKING PRACTICE, AND IN COMMON WITH OTHER BANKS OF THE COUNTY AND STATE, THE UNDERSIGNED BANKING CALL PERTH AMBOY 1U0 FOR APPOINTMENT INSTITUTIONS OF PERTH AMBOY WILL, ON JULY 15, 1931, DISCONTINUE THE PRACTICE OF KEEPING THEIR BANKING HOUSES OPEN IN THE EVE. there's a »tore NING. right here in town that Banking Hours Will Be A* Follows: adds more *en*a to your Kaer's Beauty Salon W«ek Day* (Except Saturdays) 9 A.M. to 3 P. M. dollar! Gu<*» who it itl" Saturday* 9 A. M. to 12 o'clock Noon "A FEUMANHNT INSTITUTION" PERTH AMBOY SAVINGS INSTITUTION 262 MADISON AVE. • PERTH •Mi PHILlFtalNGER Commercial Stationery and Oflkp Equipment | ,„:, SMITH ST., PERTH AMBOY TEL im On Gray, Green and Buff MAKE OP Ch Branl Cull TIES Plirt With Oven Heat Control CAB Pric« Hull SIZB B*eh OrdM P«r Cash Budget Tin Ford I ,40-21 •4.9* S4.98 $73.90 Chevrolet _J Chevrolet 4.50-20 5.60 $61.50 Ford...,, 1.50-21 5.6? 11.10 SAL $57.00 Ford Chevrolet 4.75-19 6.65 $ 8.68 $12.40 Whlppel___ The two buttons of a safety device placod uu Hie dneh. When tliH Over 13% Over 16% EnVlne 75-20 M* 6.75 driver sees an Inevitable collision ahead he merely presses the button, bring- Plymouth Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to ing the car to a stop In a fraction of the tlma required for operating tha Chandler„_ get the best that can be had in cooking comfort. foot brakes. The other button Is used while parking. It connects the bumper DeSoto The Price and terms are the most attractive we have with the horn to warn other motorists who coma too close to the parked car. Dodge Dorant ever made. 5.00-19 6.98 For Negro Advancement Graham-Paige Big 16" ovens with 5 burner cooking tops. Act quick- Fish of Little Value Ponttac ly. Don't let this opportunity pass by. The Splngurn medal was Instituted The ocean sunflsh Is a lazy clumsy Come in today and make your selection. by J. E. Splngarn, director of the Na- species, with limited swimming ability. WUlyB-Knighl tional Association for the Advance- It la easily approached and har- ment of Colored People, for the negro pooned. It often attains a weight of 5.00-20 7.10 THE PERTH AMBOY GAS LIGHT CO. making the highest or noblest achieve- COMPARE 222 SMITH STREET, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. l,6Cttf .ponnds. Since It has no eco- Martraelte ment during the preceding year. It nomic value, no particular effort Is Old»moblle ._j" 5.25-18 7.90 1J.M Construction Phone; 3S1O Perth Amboy vu Inaugurated In 1914. made to bring sunflsh to shbre, Bnlck. 5.25-21 8.57 l*.7O Auburn FtrotoM BnnJMall Jnr^wn Size 4.S0-21 OntarTIn 5.50-18 ••» 8.75 B«o More Rubber Vol., Gardner lit 1*1 Mar* Weight, 5.50-19 8.90 la.99 FeerleM Mora Width, Stndcbalcer_ bMkM ...... 4.75 4.74 6.00-18 Mara Thickness, •J .•*7 •57« tr.nWn > Mara Plies at Tread a 5 Hudson 6.00-19 11.40 Same Price • • • • Hapmoblle I $S.*9 LaSalle 6.00-20 11.50 Sl»o.ftO-ltIl.D. flrt«t«M BrulUaU Padtard !!.§• OIMlMT]r>* OrferTin 6.00-2 11.65 **.*• Mar* Rubber Vol., Stut 6.50-20 15-10 13.10 «*7 7.00-20 15.35 Mara Weight, Iincoln_ IJ.M S6.M Mare Width, I.* S.84 Mara Thickness, l«i». .tat •KA "Special Brand" tire U made hj a manufac- Mara Plies at Tread • 7 turer (or distributors such as mail order houses, $».4O •11.40 Ford cars are now equipped oil companies and others, under a name that SaflM Priea • • • • does not identify the lira manufacturer to the public, usually because he builds his "best qual- DailMc Ou«rant««—'Every tire manu- ity" tin* under his own name. Firestone put* factured by Fbwslone bears the name "FIRE- STONE" and carries Firestone's unlimited With safety glass in all doors and hU name on every lire he maltes. guarantee and ours. You are doubly protected. windows at a small extra charge WASHING and POLISHING SERVICE - tl [- for th* Coup., Dt Lux* Coupe, Sport %S) (\ for the Tudor Sedan, Standard Sedm, * 1O Co*f or Con«rl»W# Cabriolet & U De Luxe Sedan, Town Sedan or Victoria MUNICIPAL SERVICE STATION, INC. HUGH TOMPKINS, Manager Tfa Triplex wfety glass windshield has always been an outstanding feature of Rahway Ave. and Main St., WOODBRIDGE the Model A Ford. By reducing the dangers of Bying glass, it has saved many Tel. Woodbridge 8-1280 live* and prevented countless injuries in automobile collisions. Now conies a further assurance of safety to every Ford owner . .. polUhed AUTOMOBILE NOTES flat* /W/rty gUttt in ALL DOORS AND WINDOWS at alight udditiond cotU When you think of your next waiter's coal Motor vehicles la the UulUd States The charge for this extra protection is unusually low because of large consumed 310,000,000 barrels of gaso- line during 10S0. CALL 2332 PERTH AMBOY production and the development of new method* of manufacture. Simply tell • • • the dealer wheft you buy the Ford that you want "sufety plate glass In all doors Providence and the other, driver take care of the side-street nut "who swoops WE WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH HIGH and windows" and the car will be factory-equipped for you in that manner. Into the stop tborougtitare without so muck as a pause. Today, as before, the safety glass windshield i» furnished as standard equip- • » » GRADE PREMIUM COAL There may be (acuity changes In the meat on all Ford care without extra charge. school at experience from time to time, STATE COAL & SUPPLY CORP. but tbe professor In charge of grado- croisluK afttlra remains on the Job. Coal Yard Located at Maurer, opposite Lead Works "f OH© OWNERS T«. announcement refer, only U, NEW CARS. Ford d*der. are m* fo • » # •1 Bear In mind that the driver of the car behind ma; not always be able to see your hand signal—especially It your car Is turned somewhat to the right. CHARTER THE YACHT "GALLIVANT • • • Automobile* aold on tlp» payment For THE FOR D plans during tbe first eig^t months of 1980 were valued at 1823,969,519, The value (or the tame period of 1038 wu« BOAT PARTIES |l,188,TO4,810. I DORSEY MOTORS, Inc. • • .« MAY BE SEEN AT MUNICIPAL PIER, The center of population u»willy WOODBiUDCE, ANYTIME teems to b« at tbe street Intersection FayetteJSte. Phone 3500 PERTH AMBOY When tit* traffic officer has loat «ttad you U yoa deal know bow te mn FULL INFORMATION ON TRIPS GIVEN AT THE PIER a car, •••-••• • • • •••:;"*-• T.«rriT(pv™ R. K. 0. RAHWAY THEA NEW Versatile Voice Helps CIRCUS CAREER Comedienne Win Success MADE HIM 'TOUGH' Beery Claims It's Ea*y "Cimarron" Star of Screen To Act Hardboiled When SUNDAY, JULY 5 MAN Again in "Laugh And Get WHAT Brook Co-Starred You've, Been an Elephant Rich." Tamer. SHOW Hundreds of screen comics can With Bankhead in BIG FEATURES truthfully say that their faces are Playing n gang ruler and political their fortunes. boss wni, tn Wallace Beery, a case of Their "mugging" ohd grimacing "Tarnished Lady" remembering a number of former are stocks in trade, with a remark- friends. The redoubtable hero of ably high cash value. An established favorite and a dRz- "The Ilij; House" and "Min and Bill," Again, there are others in the zling new motion picture star will be who will now be seen as Scorpio in comedy business who depend largely neen in the leading roles of "Tartiinh- Metro Gnlilwyn-Mayer's "The Secret on trick voice* for their livelihood. ed Lady," the Donald Ogden Stew- Six" coming July 10, 11 to the R. K. Chief among this group is Edna art play, which will show at the R. K. O. Rahwny Theatrer, admits that his May Oliver, who is cotfeatured with 0. Rahway Theatre for two days, character WR« not only taken from Hugh H-erbert In Radio Pictures' starting July 6 next. Clive Brook, the' life but from intimate memories. "Laugh and Get Rich," showing at suave English player, is the well- Think* of Fri.nd. the R. K. 0. Rahway Theatre Sun- "When I was an elephant tamer in known actor who co-stars with Tallu- 1 DOROTHY LIB day. July 6, lah Bankhead, the sensational Eng- the circus as a kid," he relates, "I MiBi Oliver can speak a sentence lish stage darling, in this intriguing knew some of the toughest fellows in Helen Twolvctrees in "The Painted You odor»d hmr In and render it in any of three phases drama. and 9, shown In nmjmv-tmn with the circus game, and any time I Desert," a Pathe feature bt the R. K. "Hook, tin* and —drama, tragedy or comedy. It is all Louis Kton« in "Always Goodbye." want to be really tough I can think 0. Rahway theatre one day, Sunday, linker." done with the voice, a rich contralto of « few of 'em. It makes the r%le a "Tarnished Lady," written especi- x July fith, shown in conjunction wjt.h \ DKAMA Of UUOKS A A COMIDT Of TtM» 4 Hw HUKt that makes one laugh or cry as she ally for Miss Bankhead and Brook, cinch to play." Dorothy Lee in "Laugh and Got wills. is a notable screen offering. It intro- Beery is telling the truth, for his Rich." The actress is one of the few co-duces to the moving picture world spectacular career started in a circus mediennes who is distinguished in Tallulah Bankhead whose vivacious when, as a boy of sixteen, he ran this respect. The others are Marie personality has captivated all Eng- away from home in Kansas City and ADDED Dressier and Polly Mor&n. land since she left her native United joined up under "The Big Top." He Fine Shows Are During her youth »he toured the States to seek fame abroad, eight was in the animal tent for two years, FEATURE country in opera. The opera failed years ago. It brings Clive Brook, long then gravitated to stage work, played BILL BOTD and she agreed, but with no enthus- enjoyed in a series of minor roles, his in stock, finally went with the Sav- Carded For R. K. 0. iasm, to appear in stock with the first starring part of importance. It e organization, and wound up as Lindsey Morrison company of Bos- in a sparkling drama from the pen of one of the principal Savage comedi- ton. The offering at the R. K. O. Rail- one of the newest and most popular ans in musical comedy. way theatre this week, Friday end Her flexible voice was the marvel playwrights whose humorous Rketch- There were incursions into vaude- Saturday, is an excellent double fea- of Boston at the time. New York es and novels have entertained the ville, as well, and then, one summer, ture program headed by Jack Oakie then thought she belonged to Broad- American public for a decade. lie played the comedy part of a Swed- in "Dude Ranch" with Stuart Erwin way, so she joined Arnold Daly in The story is set In the glamorous ish servant girl in an Essenay two- "The Master," playing the great- Eugene Pallette, Mitzi Green and world of New York's "400," and reeler in Chicago, ~T. Thi s led, to more June Collyer. A comedy of laughs aunt deals with a petted girl who, through n The trick voice then carried her screen work. Then Beery became a has to do wothe ^^m girlg-who g0 ill-fortune, is forced to man-y a weal- director. Finally he came to Califor- * onward to "Oh, Boy," and back again thy broker for his money. In doing west for their Bummer v cationg On into several Victor Herbert's operet- ma with the Essenay forces 'and then tne game program you will see .The this she repudiates her love for a returned to acting, first as a come- p „ J | tas, including "The Rose of China," poor writer. Later, repenting her Ajr oli wUh Kenneth Harlan and "The Golden Girl." dian, then as a heavy. Hnd josephjne r^nn a startling in-1 bargain, she leaves her husband, but i ..TO T' 7%- " {."Ti J tfc s'Kht t0 the underworld of the air. 1 But her forte was comedy, and she finds the writer Has found consola- In "The Secret Six, h* blend, the g d Ju, h brj ^ b ' was cast as "Parthe Ann Hawks," the tion with one of her friends. Then two George Hill directed the new*,, b, future program we have yet boss in "Show Boat." The Job of bos- the true worth of the man she mar- picture from an original story by ,,, J/ ,, ^ ^ , sing lasted three solid years. offered B jn The ried is made clear to her, but, unable Frances Marion. Lewis ou...c, -ohn Desert .. with Helen Tweivetreeg and to return to him, she struggles on Mack Brown, Jean Harlow and Mar- Wi]Ham ^ ,R R Q pft , —Please mention this paper when Blone. In a aeries of exciting climax- iW ! buying from advertisers.— es, the husband and wife are brought $tfS£ to^'SMfrof :^n KmeV^amTW together again, and start their lives crooked city politics against a back- ^. rollicking romance comedy with a firmer understanding. | ground of modern conditions in large ,,Uh and Get%M, with Dorothy George Zukor, the man who made cities, the underworld, and the un- L and Edna M ou n, b » 666 "Royal FWnjly of Broadway," direct- derlying causes of modern gangster fere^ ' ed this picture, which includes in its, rule Actual happenings hii iranei Monday and Tuesday, July 6th and LIQUID OR TABLETS J supporting cast some of Broadway's twelve American cities form the ma- ^ Ta,lulah Bankhead> no ted Eng- Retimi a rlMdach* or Nraralgia la best-beloved stage players and many terial for the vivid story. lish star, and Clive Brook in Don- A HIH! 30 minoUi, clucks a Cold tk« firtt ald Ogden Stewart's sparkling drama br I > DEII day, and ch«cki Malaria in tkrM socially-prominent women. "Tarnish- LUMINOUS LANDl *d ^?dy"J8 'J^TJ °f J^/TIT1 Ellissa Landi, scintillating star of the P»«tty Excui* "Tarnished Lady" will be featured. daft. • Her future belongs to her husband world; written, directed and acted by Fox romantic' (irama -Always Good- "What Is the artistic temperament T HELEN TWELVETREES 666 Salve for Baby's Cold. smart-world people; featuring a (faz- b „ t th R K 0 Rah theatre Often a constitutional dislike to .... hen past to herself; but, when zling star, Tallulah Bankhead. | ^edne6(iay aml Thursday, July 8, 9 straightforward, hard work.—Ex- her past catches up with her future and WILLIAM FARNUM shown in conjunction with William change, i .... then what? Should a wife tell i Haines in "A Tailor Made Man." her husband everything before mar- riage? Wednesday and Thursday, July 8th and 9th, brings to the screen of The Paulus Dairy Play By Play Description Of the R. K. O. Rahway another excel- The Wonderful Picture of the lent double feature prognam. William Haines in "A Tailor Made Man," Wonderful West! Established 1890 The Brownie-Bearcat Battle , George M. Cohan's big stage success, ... , ,. and Elissa Landi in "Always Good- Main Offices 189-195 New St. This play by play description of ing came through again with a douDie bye» ^j, Lewis stone and paul Ca Fighting men—daring women Phone: 2400 New Brunswick, N. J. ' the Woodbridge A. A.-Bearcats game . to center, scoring both runnejsl Mr. vanagni — love-lawleunefs and the is published here because of lack of Keating waltzed down to third while I jyjday and Saturday, July 10th space on the sporting page. For the Jordan fanned. Eggers grounded to 6nd juh A11 that stood between a desert's treacherous beauty. Paulus' Positively Perfectly box score and other details of the third. He reached first sWely while mongter ami a ^at cjty was "The i game, refer to the sportinp g page. Keating was nailed on the third base gecret six" Metro's sensational story Firi- t Innlti" " g line. Dunham fouled out to Palko. S of modern Hfe with this excellent BearcatsBeart:: PochecP k and Witheridgeg, runs, 4 hits. _ cast: Wallace Beery, Lewis Stone, IF YOU MISS THIS BIG DOUBLE Pasteurized Milk the first two men to face Eddie Ger- Fourth Inning . John Mack Brown, Jean Harlow and ityty, werere struck out. Baka walkedG . Bearcats: Gerek walked. Rossi Marjarie Rambeau PROGRAM YOU MISS THE YEARS Raw milks produced by tuberculin and blood tested ReiRidd grounded to Dave Gerity who singled over second, advancing Gerek BIGGEST BARGAIN. tossed the leather to Jordan to force to the keystone bag. Pocheck singled I 1 Baka at second. 0 runs, 0 hits. to center. Gerek and Rossi scored Youthful Off-Face Hats cows: -Walker Gordon Certified, Golden Guernsey, when a bad throw got by Dave Ger- Brownies: Dave Gerity grounded Reveal Hair at Sides Suydam's Special, Rutger's Special out to the infield. Mullen was retired ity at third. Pocheck reached third at the initial bag on a close one. Jim during the melee. Witheridge singled MON.-TUES. Gerity walked and promptly scamper- to left garden to score Pocheck. Bla- Only the very young dare wear the Distribution Covers: Mew Brunswick, Highland Park, ed down to second. Sandbeck walked. ka grounded to Dave Gerity who tos- that are being perched away "Iron Man" Keating smashed out a sed the sphere to Jordan, forcing from the face m the manner stressed I JULY 6-7 South River, Sayreville, Parlin, South Amboy, triple to score the two runners. Jor- Witheridge at second. Baka was put by the painter, Watteau, who created dan singled to left bringing in Keat- out attempting to steal to second, beautiful ladies of the romantic per- • Perth Amboy, Woodbridge, Carteret, Fords ing. Eggers grounded out. 3 run3, 2 Reid flied out to Sandbeck. 3 runs, 3 rodI of the 18th century. TALUILAH hits. hits. I .No lines are allowed below these and Metuchen, N. J. Second Inning Brownies: Eddie Gerity flied out miniature shapes that so emphasize Bearcats: Rusznak grounded out. to center garden. Dave Gerity doub- the lovely contour of face and beau- Palko singled to center and skipped led to right and scored on Mullen's ty of hair. Only to the youthful be- single to left. Mullen stole second long these "pretty", styles, BANKHEAD dow« to second on a wild pitch to first. Elek grounded to third advanc- and slipped down to third on Gerity's One who has taken advantage of ing Palko a bag. Gerek walked and grounder to short. Mullen trotted these hats that tip coquettishly back stole a base. Rossi tripled to center home with a run to give the Brownies from the face with banks of flowers CLIVE garden, scoring Palko and Gerek. Po- the lead, 8-7/ when Sandbeck singled »t the side or which reveal plumes to left field. Keating struck out. 2 posed gaily over one ear is Jfan Har- check flied out to Jim Gerity in cen- low tn ter. 2 runs, 2 hits. runs, 2 hits. > «s young actress appearing in. Brownies: Dunham lifted a long Fifth Inning the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, fly to left field for an out. Eddie Bearcats: Goose-eggs were in or- "The Secret Six," showing at the BROOK GGerity y fanned. Dave Gerity flied out der for the Bears for the remainder R K. 0. Rahway Theatre on July 10, to secondd baseb . 0 runsuns, 0 hitshits . ' of the game. Rusznak and Palko Third Inning grounded out to the infield. Elek Having a head of platinum blonde Bearcats: Witheridghid e grounded grounded to third, butiwas safe on nalr. she has an apportunity of re- out to first base. Baka was caught at Gerity's low throw to the bag. Elek vealing it to its best advantage in first after banging one down to Dave slipped down to second, but died these modern shapes. Her choice, of Gerity at third. Reid singled to left there when Rossi grounded out af- course, is black, the effect giving a field. Rusznak tripled to score Reid ter Gerek walked. 0 runs, 0 hits. striking picture with,1 the added flat- tii tiu a knot in the score. Palko Brownies: Jordan struck out Eg- ter ing frame of the fur collars of her cracked a sizzler to Eggers who made gers tripled to left field, but was left wraps. a beautiful stop, but Mullens muffed on the paths when Dunham and Ed- Ol»« °* •>« smartest hats is a small the throw to first. Rusznak scored on die Gerity were retired via the three velvet toque appropriate for the the play to put the Bears in the lead. strike route. 0 runs, 1 hit Supper" hour. Combined with a vel- Elek grounded out to third. 2 runs, Sixth Inning vet dress the hat gives an expression 2 hits. Bearcats: Pocheck and \pjieridge of youthful sophistication with the Brownies: Mullen cracked out a grounded out to/ Mullen af first base, added decoration of a sweeping triple to left field. Jim Gerity wal- Baka was retired, Eggers to Mullen, plume of black ostrich feathers add- DINE loped a timely single to score Mul- 0 runs, 0 hits. >nK an intriguing effect len. "Sundy" Sandback bunted down Brownies: Dave Gerity beat out an — AT the third base Jine and got to second infield hit to third and scored on on a bad throw. Gerity skipped to Mullen's double to left. Mullen, got w third on the play. "Iron Man" Keat- to third on a wild throw. Jim Gerity ft h^r™^; (walloped a double to left to score • Mullen. Sandbeck popped out to Reid GLQILL at short. Keating (Iron Man), smack- One in a Thousand ed the leather pellet for two biases to WED.-THURS.-JULY8-9 bring in Jim Gerity. Jordan popped TCNICHT out to Pocheck at the keystone bag. i Eggers flied out to Witheridge. 3 ' WHERE FOOD IS THH-FlltST CONSIDERATION, AND runs, 4 hits. BIG F.EMURES-2 Seventh Inning THE SERVING OF IT EQUALLY IMPORTANT. Bearcats: Keid lifted a long fly to WHERE SURROUNDINGS ARE HARMONIOUS, AND lefU field for a put out. Rusznak waa WILLIAM retired on an infield grounder. Palko ELISSA LAND! THE ATMOSPHERE IS SMART. HERE YOU MAY OR- struck out. 0 rung, 0 hits. DER TABLE D'HOTE OR A LA CARTE, AT PRICES Brownies: Notchy took over the HAINES THAT ARE SENSIBLE AND IN KEEPING WITH THE slab for the Bears. Dunham fouled out to Witheridge. Eddie Gerity was I EXCELLENCY OF THE FOOD SERVED. retired on an< infield blow. Dave Ger- In ity doubled to center. Mullen struck DINNER $1 out. (J runs, 1 hit. LEWIS STONE A* 999 Mtb In Atkntte CH/ yo« out gat fba Eighth Inning "A TAILOR DON'T MISS THIS R.KD SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER $1 i loom* with of without BMU Bearcats: Notchy strutk out. Ger- •An Origin*! and Uniqu« S«tvk« hu m«d« ek was given a free puaa to first. Ros- Business Men's Lunch 65 cents si flied out to third. Gerek slipped MADE MAN" TWO SHOWS FOR THE down to second while Pocheck wa» PRICE OF ONE SEAFOOD — STEAKS — CHOPS C(je Carolina Cretft being walked. Witheridge grounded to Eggers, forcing Pochevk at second. All Delicacies of the Season Tbtj Thousandth Hotel 0 runs, 0 hits. *At*d or at vow HT¥ic« uM« enjoy • cklkloui Tfty ftvakful Browniea: Jim Gerity tripled to • WITHOUT CHARGE • In d»« privacy of yow own «o»- left. Sandbet-k fouled uut to Palko. FR1-SAT. July 10-11 forUbU room whil« you glanc« through your morning ptpw . . , Keating singled to left to score Jim Gerity. Jordan singled to center, ad- th«n wond«r«ai all ow sucits do—how w« UpfXMd to MOV* vancing Keating to third. Eggers yow bom« to tn« • rounded to Notchy and was put out at Hrst. Dave Gflrity and Jordan scor- Hobart Grill ed on a wild throw. 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