PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1945 THE RAHWAY RECORD

Naval Reserve. Scull has served on !. board tins destroyer two and a I haTf years and has participated irTT :he invasion of Guam, Palau, | Prepare Your Home Now. *7 For~fhe FalfT^T Leyte and Okinawa. Scull grudu- One of Union County's Rahway's Home *t-ed^rom-Rahway—High-fichooHn Newspaper For More Country's 1S39 and joined the Navy in! Leading Newspapers March 1942. I The Rahway Record Than 123 Years Howard ^Tt .THE PAST-IS GONE Q WE FAGE TO - DAV"^g TIEst class. U.SN. aboard the heavy Entered at the post olflce at Rahway. N. J., as second class mall matter under tho act ol March 3. ~1879. crui-ser Si. Paul, it'was disclosed l today fired 'he la.:t Salvo against Vol. 124. No. 10. • Publunca Every Thursday—Carrier Delivery RAHWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 Local Subscription 62.00 a Tear In Advance PER COPY FIVE CENTS the Japanese homeland when her eight inch j.:;ns thundered three rounds into the Kamaishi steel Re-elected *oi±s_August 9. The St. Paul is PoliceCrackDown on LowFlying John H. Riddle Is Carlin Suggests Miller Re-elected Schools Show Slight Decrease the Navy's newest and latest com- bat ship \V,T: granted extra five minutes before tlic cease fire or- Pilots-Stunting Over RahwayjHonorecLByPliila. Cleansing Pools Vice-President of Luring -War-Jobs-on-the-Wane ders came from Admiral Halsey's j-hip_._R-.vliorQanJLei&U;niirn is Two Will Be Arraigned MondaylMore Judge Kagan PBA Second Time Mayor Speaks Before Teachers Stressing Mental .. ,.aduatc of Railway Hr.ih School martz ny WiffrWT antl has been in service one year. Are Charged With Low Flying Over Thickly Settled Hygiene; Supt. Perry and Miss Bashnegal Make Dined at Colonia Club Part of City; Many Protests Have Come To Police Anything to Prevent.Polio Mayor Guest of Annual Short Talks; Many Chafiges During Summer I Thomas Fitzgerald, radioman Arranged Presented With Diamond 1 second das? and Mrs. Fitzgerald After months of protest and pleading on the part of From Spreading Is Convention at Asbury Pk. 1 ;ye now rn':idins at 710 Jacjucs Pin by Vice-Pres. Baker The back to school movement evidently•.hadjjo.od.effect ' avenue. - Rahway Council members and numerous citizens who had Mayor's Warning Of Now Jersey Police rinRahwaystudents-whic^sTtews-t hat-fewer than expected Plan now, for your fallxederocating by having your shabby, Fifty members from the Rahway become alarmed at the low-flying planes from the West- had decided to--hold-i?rT"tcrTvar-aTid~sUTriTneT jo'bs~~as~"was sagging living room suite completely redone . . . and when field Airport in Clark Township, for fear that in case of Works-of-the Philadelphia Quartz Mayor Edward J. Carlin, M.D., Several members-andfriends of Elizabeth Bieiinali Kutcher, of Company, manufacturers of sili- the Rahway P. B. A. attended the feared by SurjU-Arihur L. Perry-and-sever-al-merfrbers-crf Seminary avenue, son of Mrs. Eva j we say "redone," we mean that very thing. R. J. Goerke Co. accident a plane would crash into the Rahway Hospital, a who swunt into action 72 Wrst Hazi-Uvood avenue, who Kubu, of 219 Delaware street. Eliz- cates of soda, their wives and three ately following the death of annual New Jersey State Patrol- •the faculty. Mr. Perry expressed himself as delighted when f.- W:'.'.. i.-.i r Kiiiii'r. son «if rrmainrd to .save wounded mates furniture rebuilders^will return your suite looking as fresh school yard or some private homer the Rahway police on heads from the home office, Ches- ;::- • .V.- •• Kiiu :n Kimi r. of abeth and Jerry Kubu of 866 West- I -WHiiam—John under heavy enemy fire. field avenue, has been honorablv and as smart aa the-vcry day yuu pm chased-It:—HarcTTo" ij. miter, Chemical "Director ' ('::.<:' • ::. piar.- mill the 79ih Sunday cracked down on thfi-flyersLand-summonGd-two-of- vice-prpsiripnt. in Hotclr '). 5f)Q ynar chn ; c; n loss of only 3. 1 " Fv Ai iriy. Iuli 15t;eu" the United States g|^|||bv tar. W n >cMi-i)rei»H)t-e : Reported Dead, Dr. Carlin's action follows talks First Meeting ••• •• ' '•'•• ''"•' -Mi.: u,:.,-s ilir Bror./r Direct Phone! Ask for WX5252 and Decorator Will Call VVilh Fabric Samples planes were about 200 feet up. so his 32nd year with the company, connected with the association and dents will return later. Some are :-.:::• ' >:.i: n:rii.ii ,,,i,l [he KTO Ribbon. low one could read the. numbers and for 26 years head of the Rah- :ie has had .with.many,returning revjre.sentinK-.Uie Rabwny local-22 Stricken ill on .Monday' at Tier still away, not having finished Jobs C J:: contracted for. Mr. Per_ry alsp.fee -'- '""- • ' ^'•'-:"P. 1 ::;il Martin is w:th .without any difficulty.- After get- Very Much Alive way, plant," which he help build, war veterans who_wfere_ attached Of Fall Season years, was elected first vice-presir_[Jxome 10p4_Pierrxrnt street. Miss tra] , 1 VJ4 dehl for i> second term, much to" Celia Thomas Osborn, died Thurs- that, during the .reconversion,..reconversio ! t - ., .•y....(V.',','--,^' "l.vl'IW T| ting the-plane No. Detective Rizzo was;presented- a -beautiful goia pin To camps throughout, the United the delight of his Rahway friends. day, September 6 in her 81st year. period, many boys and girls of .I-:.: • !\-<2'' :?.o. Navy I'.ifc .-Aniti.can :vnop.- l>y air each i [ and his assistants drove over to set with diamonds by Mr. Baker. States, some of thcm-havlng a Railway's Common Council held ^m,,- ;I-,T-™ <~r ^TTr T^ tTTT^ 'TntITlTTI Tf7>rii "fTiF TFTO tf " ELIZABETH the airport, which is operated by Reported missing over three The president. Hairy B. Gourley. She was bnrn in this city the student age and still to finish high Before the pins were presented number of polio cases. Through its first merging in four weeks and Of U:!tV a; !..:>;. B -..!•. C... ;>n ' ... Harry Gordon,.and when the flyers ears ago and later given up forMr. Blanchard gave a short his- them he learned that as a precau- of Paterson conducted ,the con-daughter of the late Uzal M. Os-school, realize more than ever it Angus: 17. ' W.iiier H Siviil. snn of Mrs. 78 EAST CHERRY STREET arrived handed them subpoenas. iead Andrew Baumgartner, of 128torical sketch of each employee. tionary measure, there were sev- the Mayor and City Fathers re- vention, whirh adopted a resolu- bom and Sarah Harper Osborn. is time to get back to school, as E:.M,' M SCJU^—fwmrrty -of 1685 1 The Rahway police were accom- : tion lauding the Rev. Norman Miss Osborn retired from her coming jobs are going to returning Ana bonc-abi^ ••e:>v! o.ir;;r. from tandolph street, Carteret, and a Others receiving emblems were.: eral areas, wher insets and flies turned to the Wars of State last c panied by Andrew Qaabak of the Paulin for his sermon at the P. B.profession as a teacher almost 10 veterans, many having been with scr\ H'i' or. A; ;i>; C7 a: :he S:. ormer employee of the Robinson John Van Pelt and Frederick A. abounded, and that those areas nislit feeling in the best mood Clark police force. Nelson, Jr., 25 years; John were thoroughly sprayed with B. annual memorial- service Sun- years ago. She began her teaching certain plants before entering the Louis Fcp.tra: :.m ivnu-r. ivin lardware Co . Main street, Rah- and physically fit for a long andj day night in the First Baptjs't career in the primary grades of service. -granTtxl _S_-*-:;. Walter M. Jef- For several months Acting Desk ay. gave his family and friends Morencsock, Herbert J. Stoll, DDT. Aftef this was done infan- Sergeant Lawrence Coman had Frederick E. Ruckreigel. Neil J. tile paralysis cases diminished. ardent season. The meeting was Church, of Asbury Park. Hie—Perth Amboy schools. Subse- Mr. Perry in his address of wel- feries. of K-. hmo.'ui. Va.. son of great surprise Monday, sending one that covered a lot of broken Thomas J. Smith, of NewarV; quently she taught in the eighth come to the students stressed the Mr. and Mr-.. M; Jeffir;e.s. of 542 been receiving complaints from telegram stating that he was fly-"" Deerey, James J. Hickey, Henry G. Dr. Carlin went on to state in citizens In Eahway, while the po- Conway, John Lahovlch. 20 'years. ills letter he had been advised that around to be cultivated as the sea- was made second vice-president grade of old No. L School, Eliza- opportunity that lay_with students, Alden drive. SCL. Jeifei ie., en- ng home from Osaka, Japan, S freth—a-nd l.itei—IUUHUL business^ of today, and their demand in the tered :i:o r.rmy \n Februai-v 1941 lice of Westfield and Clark had re- here he-hariHjeen-a-prisoT ever •Foy-45-yeftrs-6emee-wcrc, Anthony p 1 'son progresses. vaney. of Glen Ridge, was elected mathematics in the Graver Cleve- future. He_ also emphasized the assi^icG to : 11e 21?::: Infantry Di- ceived similar complaints. All nce-the-fnl of Bataan and Cor-Schwartz{ , Nicholas-Huzar, Michael pound lots, from—the Merck.-Co., -Thg—cnly-=yeal- surprise" came sorts of warnings were issued but W. Vaupel. Emery Konich. Joseph recording secretary for the fifth land Junior High School, Eliza- fact that the student today had visor, as re:::r.rr.::i! intdlui'ni'c egidor. and should be taken advantage of when Councilman Anthony J. term; Silvio Sjlcione, of Union beth. Many of Elizabeth's promi- Section chief. Ln September lie those in charge of the airport evi- Kanchis, Alice H. Johnson, John mmediately. He mentioned that more need for education and fit— Andy spent over four years in Kimmick announced that Patsy City, is the treasurer for the sec- nent young business men received j ness to go out into the-world than was din-haired for the purpo.-e of/ dently paid no attention to them he Army. After receiving his T. Healy, Edna M. Johnson, Alton Rahway was very lucky indeed. Pellegrino, the Building Inspector, or tried to remedy the danger. L. Doliber. Louis Horvath and ond year: John Ambrose, of Gut-their early training in the classes ever before, and have to look to . eiuerinr. tlip Air Foyer*. He 5pp^t alning in Maryland months be- having had but one case of in-had accepted-his-job as part time tenburg; is financial secretary for of Miss Osb(frn and many kept in After digging up a violation of Theodore Podworny, while Alfred fantile paralysis, while several the school and the teachers to 30 months overseas, which inciuci- , Campus rutio? Business hcauly? Suit yourself fer college or career in precisely ore the bombing of Pearl Harbor. and would receive a salary of $1,- a third term' Augustus.J.-W. Peek, touch with her even after retire- send them outWmed to meet tin*- ed 14 m:s-^..n? as an enr:r.t';'r and j Title 6-Chapter 2-Section 11, of e was sent out to Manila where Aurich, Arthur M. Doliber and :ities.wer«-not'-so fortunate. He 200 instead of .$2,400, - At .the : motor vehicle department, trustee ment. battle of life. Now that the war top-:ur:-ft junnrr of a B-17 Flying revised statutes ol 1327 entitled 3eneral Douglas MacArthur was Stephen. TaUacs.have been-with? attributed.this toUip-i-3'triat the meeting Clcrlr Samuel, Morton read : tailored cla^sK-s! They're lops for smartness with their immaculate, timeless lines... "Aviation,". Jn- which, it warns the' company tea-years. Others [-for a second term; Howard Clay- The venerate teacher -was-a Is over schools" must prepare for .Sorifc&s, as-w?. r^rsinii«s5?BaTnJ • •m is ;^i jaJa^isaiejwapv of case was taken in hand immedi- a'letter from. Cha'ries E. McCrafEh, tonfof Camcien, was made trustee, graduate of-Railway Schools and ferrj- work. . Since November he aviators'of' low-flying over thickly present besides the wives of theately and every precaution made Ji-, 1f Bfl-liTI l-nr^mrrfr; thn f,n President Arthur Murphy of the that the salary increases granted skirl. In brotvn and black check. Sizes 12 to 20. Monday night made no opposi- iad served over ten years with the September 26th to establish defi- ing of roadway of Forbes street. in an Annual drive for funds for Legion Auxiliary Names Bincer?. lor., veterans of combat Rahway Board of Health has let it to teachers had tended to stabilize Jacket 14.95 Skirt 7.50 tion to two new building opei'i- lobinson concern. Members of be known to all proprietors of res- nite regulations and a code of Among those sending in bids were the rehabilitation of disabled vet- tasks. They have accomplished he family claim he was looked procedure. It is proposed to es-Universal Construction Co., $4.- Convention' Delegates the situation and cause but fetf innumerable ia«ks of winnq. refit- tions that required zone variations taurants, hotels, lunchrooms and erans of World War n. l-tcachers-to-ltave^ and the board recommended^ to ipon as one of their own, and Sam -cafesr-he-is-fioing-to see that- the tablish—the- eity-'s—property—smd- 75jJ;_MMdles£x_Concret«-Produet —Plans—for~the-floweT~sale~wBre fTo-Ariantic- City ting and '^c^.i•:':'.!!y rebuilding l!ie •toDinson sa:S. many people usecT and Excavat'ng Co.. $3,510; Dona- Another speaker was Miss Cath- sector that :v>w hon-e.- the pm-ent the Common Council that they be provisions of the sanitary code property owner's rights and obli- announced today by Joseph Small, : think we were brothers. Mr. to & Ruffiano, $6,500, and D. & L. erine Bashnagel, executive direc- "American fofrr"-" ~ granted. Thp most important Item adopted in 1929 are going to begations with respect to lateral Commander of the D. A. V. chap- Plans by the Rahway Unit 5, .nd Mrs. Harry Robinson always lines extending from mains to Contracting Co., $4,368. ter. Headquarters for the drive tor of the Mental Hygiene Society was the application to come frem carried out in spite of all opposi- merican Legion Auxiliary have of Union County, who supple- Vlad Metchik of 117 Smith street, reated Andy more like a son than tion. In doing so. he claims the properties. City Engineer Charles Bush re- j will be'announced at "a later date 'Cen completed to attend the an- The 23 I.-.f.iiityy 'Tropic Liirht an employe, and often when mem- poi ted on the cost of construction mented the remarks of Dr. Carlin nins> D:v:-:c-n announces tiie ! Perth Amboy, head of the Metchik protection of the general health of After the subject had been dis- from which a force will canvass ual State auxiliary convention in and emphasized the value of the Motors, Inc., for variances at ers of the family went for a vaca- of sanitary sewer on Easterly Side the city. tlantic City October 11. 12 and award of tin- Order of the Purpie | iion he was in complete charge of the city is being carried out as it cussed, and the board immediately work of the visiting teacher with Plainfield and St. George avenues, should. — •-•- voted to replace, at city expense, of. Main ..street.at the cost of $3,- "The.entire proceeds from our 3. Those-elected to.represent the Heart to Pfc. .Ir.-m P. E.ilici!:. ?-J'A ! .he-business. 292.49 of which 80 per ceht, $2 - the right mental poise -and - the Of Mrs. A:i:i:i Sy'-to. ;09 West Mam where, it pwposedto-putmp an The code provides there shall be any corroded and clogged lateral annual Forget-Me-Not sale," iahwav Unit were Miss Ann Ris-piiyuhluLrlu value to both pupil »18i000-auto-show-room-and-repair Trip plrirr Mrs Tjfihinsnn sniri mum1 ami suitable diiilu- line lor the consumer, it was then 624- oi del I'd I Commander Joseph Small said, :ardi, president; Mrs. Harry Col- ".street,, for wctsuis received :n ac- hat she was never so happy in Variance was granted and parent of a sympathetic un- tion agiiin.-t '.!'...• Japanese on | station. age facilities, doors and windows argued that the property owner Thomas | will be used for the chapter re- in, secretary; Mrs. John Kaden, derstanding by the teacher. 1 her life when Mrs. Baumgartner Higgins to erect, an additional one Luzon. A ri!':cn-.ar. of The division. The board granted a four-foot screened from April 15 to Decem- should maintain the portion run- habilitation program. To further drs. William Kenny. Mrs. Mary The new teachers are: Mrs. Ann overlap into the residential zone ame in the store on Monday, and ber 1, and o'her health provisions, ning from curb to the main-line story cinder block garage building, thejrehabilitatlqn of disabled.vet niree nnii Mrs. Fred.Schultz. Pfc. Ealuik ij,irt;;:p.itcd in ihe ipread. the_good.. news that hoi' Alden, Washington, elementary; assault on the IiaN-te I-.L-.-S in liie I in the rear of- the- premises-and and "attendants must keep "both pipe"; Superintendent Mortimer •on-prcmisp? l;n"own "ns Block 4f!l, erans the service officer of the The alternates are: Mrs. Harry 1 ; 'Andy" was safe and sound and Lots 3 and G. 1116 Bryant street, Robert Berger, formerly of Dunel- - Carsi>."«!'.o •"mm'-nr:--:- !25 m:!" - recommended to the Council that themselves nnd clothing clean. M. Gibbons then said the cus- D. A. V. offers free assistance in 3runt. Mrs. Santo Gangami,. Mrs. seven-foot variance of build- m his way home. > "No person suffering from tuber- tomary charge was $30 for re-and to Vlad Metchik. to put up a obtaining claims. -harles Drake. Airs. Arthur Carl- north of .Mir..;.-., v ::i-!i' tin- Just when he will arrive no one Continued on Page Five offered Ktub'-"-;'!i rr-i-.tancc. Ui-f'.n ing line be made on the Plain- culosis, any venereal disease, or placement of any lateral extending building on premises known as "The D. A. V. is incorporated by on. Mrs. Thomas Walsh, and 1 field avenue side. Aylin Plerson, n the family have the least idea, any communicable disease, shall from main routes. Block GOG, Lots 4. 5 and G, north- act of Congress as the official rtrs. John J. Connor. The judge i-ntcrinK thi' :ifiiiy Pa - B.ilic:k \\:i: but they hope it will be some time r. hotel rlcrk. the architect,-said-the-building be employed in or about such The board authorized the re-west corner of St. George and voice of all men and women dis- f the election was Mrs. Gangami. would be 60 by 104 feet, one story, during the week-end. Then they places in any capacity. placement of 19 laterals and a sec- Plainfield n'-cnues. abled in defense of the nation. Tellers were Mrs. Kaden and Mrs. Going Places And of Oriental design. Mrs. Charles plan to give Andy a home-coming Besides securing a license a pro- tion of the water main which The appointment of Rich- The D. A. V. Commander said the Schultz. T 4 Peter Nari-'.ieta. RIZ No. l.j ;qual to any General in the Army. ard J. Evans as temporary in- Rii:.\vay. w;t;i the lO'.th UIVIMIH! of Welsel, who owns the adjoining prietor must see that every waiter, usually freezes during Die winter. Forget-Me-Not drive lias been en- Mrs. Gangami was made chair- Doing Things property, wanted- to know if theTo Mrs. Robinson "Andy" is thecook or other person engaged to The board is anxious .to get thespector of sower, drainage and dorsed by tlie late President man of the committee to plan the tin Seventh Army :n Stuii^:'.rt, big hero of the war. That's what can be said of "v.h.Vh'foiislu :.iino-t v.'i;iiout. ;••-! i Proposed building would in any handle food or drink to be served new work started soon as possible other construction work and cleri- Roosevelt who said "I sincerely program for the unit's installation those small inexpensive Record f1-1. .\- month-., i1;.'.-.-, c; an i:iip.):-- I way obscure her house at Orchard customers must first have a medi- In order to be ready for any sud- cal assistance, in the office of the hope that the drive will be attend- if new officers to be held Septem- classified ads. These ads surely 'an- i-.rt ill t;>- <;!-.••.- '.hroirii tiie street and St. George avenue. cal certificate signed by a physi- den spell of cold weather, and City Engineer at $8. brought con- ed by every possible success for the ier 20 at the Legion Home. do get around. And do they do When assured it would not, no ob- siderable discussion from Council- year of 1945 and 46." things? We'll say they do. • :r..- a:n. lakin: t!i;> cian designated by the Board of urges all benofitting property The committee chosen were: They get wonderful result* for jections were offered. War Dads Ready for man Ross DIComo, of the Second "I urge tiie support of tvery res- Mrs. Connor. Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Health of any municipality whose [owners to cooperate and get- theWard, who claimed such an ap- advertisers and that's what A similar case came up In the [requirements In this respect are at llines between properties and ident of this community," Com- Drake, Mrs. Kaden. Mrs. Isaac they are intended to do. Just application of Thomas-F. -Higgins, least equal of the Rahway main lines connected up without pointment would likely bring about ^nander Joseph Small said, "in theHicks and Mrs. George Zust. The last week an advertiser reported 1116 Bryant street, for enlarge- Board of Health." |"9ela>\ The"city agrees" •-siUifttionas in thePel continua'nceof'our program on bi new nTficp rn^rr is 1i he hadTold a house through ment of a garage with a 20& : All committee plans are now Physicians charges for the first work between the feeding grino incident. half of the war's disabled. The Ka'den as president. one small ad. Another reported mains and curb lines gratis. The A letter from Edward L. Kearny marching years, carrying pain the sale of some household fur- addition for garage purposes in complete for the "Charter Night" examination is $2 and $1 for all The members voted against a niture and a painter told of connection with his undertaking program of the Rahway Chapter other examinations. Because the 19 laterals entailed an outlay of was read. It stated that the Ra-and suffering have, passed slowly proposed amendment to change tion Board did not need the big several jobs he had gotten. establishment. Henry W. Fancher, No. 6, American War Dads, and it cost of the,examination is set and$599 for thawing out last year. for these men whose help we need- the auxiliary election regulations. These are only a few of the fine President of the Board of Adjust is expected that a record crowd the~ designation of the physician The city's cost of replacement is room in City Hall nny longer, and ed and who today need durs. results we know of which have ment, requested" that the. board will be on hand to watch the cere- by the board, there is much $1,681. and the cost of replacing the Council Chamber could be va- The committee is composed of been obtained by Record adver- NIGHTS 'TIL NINE Blve Its full consent for the appli monies in V. F. W. Hall on Satur- complaint being made against the the main is $933. cated at nny time. The letter was Fred Scheitlin. chairman; Michael DAUGHTERS O-F AMERICA tisers. There is seldom a day cants right to go ahead with thi day evening. Following the Char- enforcement of the provisions of Mr. Gibbons recommended the referred to the City Property Com- j stein, co-chairman; James Mc- On October 5, Star of Rahway goes by that some pleased ad- mittec vertiser does not call us on the work. Building Inspector Patsy ter presentation, installation of of- the code. 1 board -replace 200 feet of water Kay, Gordon Halladay, Jack Ol- Council 11(1. Daughters of Amer- The resignation phone or stop in at the office Pellegrlno held up the application. ficers and initiation of members, Evidently Mr. Murphy is hotm:iin in Monroe street and the of John H. son. Charles Crowell, John Glester. ica, will hold an official visita- and prnise these ads. We are Because the variations required ac a social evening will follow with listening to any such complaints, Monroe street bridge. There is a Ma-;ct. as a member of the Civic Joseph Small is the commander. tion of State officers and—at the always h.ippy to get those good Auto Accessories "on by both board and Common refreshments served to friends and knowing the rode and What it pre- serious break in this main, sa'id Improvement wns accepted. Mr. same time^—celebrate the^l9th an- reports. And did you notice Council. guests. scribes, is going to carry it out.Mr. Gibbons, which eventually Maget said th.it business pressure niversary in Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall. that there are at least 25 busi- ALL TARTS . . . ALL MAKES Invitations have been sent to Dr. D. Richard Sena, the board in- must be replaced, and.the sooner just made it possible for him toRed Cross Stresses Need of At the meeting Thursday night ness and professional concerns whp_carry uds_regularlyJnlThe We are prepared to make a GARDEN FKEAK Congressman Clifford- B. Case, of spector, Is going to back Mr. Mur- the better. Home Nursinj! Mrs. Ruth Roedell. of Linden, was complete rhcrk-up of jour Direct Phone Continued from Page Fjur ;-a-speakerrThe"ne\rmeeTing takes Record Classified section? Charles Cilwik. of 1820 Allen Rahway; Mayor Edward J. Carlin, phy and report all places not keep- The Rahway Auto Supply & There must be a reason. Aie car and make necessary re- street is-busy-these-days showing •orRahwayr "and" Mayor Leo Ain. g to the letter of the law. " Service Company, of East Milton -Because the doctor-nurse short- place September 19, to enable you one of them? These small, pairs and adjustments as well members to attend the Installa- as UBUICATION". TIKE "je freak of nature developed in Schindler, of Clark. They have avenue, was awarded a contract age will not be noticeably relieved Inexpensive ads get fast results and BATTEKY SERVICE. Ws victory, garden this yean On accepted the Invitation and.will be IIIGH SCHOOL HOURS for a onc-half-ton pickup truck for DJdja for some time- after the war, thetion ceremonies in irvington of because almost everybody ln From Rahway one single stalk five good sized present. Delegates from five other Some slight' change in the high use by the water department. Its American Red Cross Is placing in- Mrs. Emma Maxwell a» State Rahway and vicinity reads heads of cabbage have, developed War. Dad Chapters belonging ' to school hours which -would be ofbid of $988.55 was the lower of two Notice creased emphasis on its homi Councilor. them. MAIN and MILTON m - -Cilwik Is a very modest mar the State association, as well as interest to parents of high school received, the other, from C. W.the street department has been nursing program. All during Sep- The meeting was presided over 'SERVICE STATION Ask Operator for not to lay claim to some sort o Post and Auxiliary officers and pupils includes the morning tardy Rich & Son. of St. George avenue, doing an excellent Job in a great tember and October a nation-wide by Mrs. John D'Ambrosa.* Mrs, Publication Thursday TcL Kahway 7-0724 a record as there really were si: members of all the local veteran bell will ring at 8:40 a. m. in place being $1,025. Du Bois Gilman many ways such as filling holes, campaign will stress ihe impor Elsworth Falkenburg was secre- Afternoons ads on the stalk but one didn\ organizations will also be therer of the 8:30 as last year. The closing board president, presided. Partici- evening up edges of center-sur- tance of home nursing as a safe tary. Those in charge of the so- Deadline 5:00 P. M. Wednesday VL\5252 (So Toll) count as it was only as large as Mayor P. Edward Biertuempfel, time in the afternoon Is 2:45 in-p'atlnrr were Mayor Edward J. Car- faced streets, etc. guard for tho health of American cial program, following the busi- 2 CENTS A WORD °« list. The gardner doesn't know of Union, President of the State stead of the heretofore 3 p. m.lin. M.D., Councilman Walton L. families. In these days nf limltd npss mpptin'r. WPT-P TVfr^ what could have caused thlc frea Association, aad Secretary Rich~".'[ Pup 'isJt-to-ga-liome-for-)-Se}oveiv30-5:4S; THUHStoAYS, 9:30-9 units during the great emergency Featured At Miller's Reading Club Major James G. Collins, ,of 635 when_the_tropps were isolated in The Rahway Record Social Page Miller's Shoe Store Is now fea- Audrey drive, a regular army man, the Jungle. Major.. Collins Is at Has Sixtieth turing a number of new post-war jus Just returned from five years home on 30-day furlough awaiting flirthpr iwlhnimntM Styles Of Sundial flhnps fnr rnnn. jctive servicei . He served in ththe _ -. ...jo. WU11U styles that are "Right down your Anniversary Marine Sgt. Weds Local Teacher Weds Chlna-Burma-India Theater for Is .the daughter, of Mrs,. T. J. Rob- 1 ttBKSKV HUUKS inson, of 635 Audrey drive. street." Miller's are conducting a Marine Cpl. onOahu 11 a. m.-6 p. in.—Mon., Wed, Westfield Girl [ jo months. He was liason officer great new Sundial advertising Greetings and Best wishes to th and Fri. Of Personal Interest Of Pfc. D. S: Beaver Coming Events Serviceman on Coast ,rith Chinese combat engineers campaign in this paper. Watch Rahway Home Reading Club lr Noon-9 p. m.—Tucs., Thurs., lighting the Japs in Burma. Major for these advertisements. The the celebration of its birthday o Honeymoon on Waikiki j The most serious type of vehicu- September 15, 1945. According t and Sat. Holy Trinity Church Cere- Linden Rector Officiates Servicemen Attend Couple Collins is the only officer credited lar accident is the grade crossing Sundial Shoe Company is a divi- Mr. and Mrs. Ransome C. Hull daughter. Mrs. Stell LaBar, of Thursday, Sept. 13 with working on the three great sion of the International Shoe tradition, 60 tall white taper Beach for Local Marine & i mony Followed by Recep- of 205 West Inman avenue, have fort Washington, L. I. At St. Paul's Church Order of Eastern Star Chow Ceremony at St. Mathews, collision. Poor visibility accounts Company; manufacturers of more should light the birthday cake thi. returned from a vacation at P.oint highways, Alcan Highway to [-for nearly one-half of such acci- year, each one glowing as the live; Bride of Stoneham. Mass, i tion for 300 Guests Meln Supper, Masonic Temple, 5-7 Alaska, the Lido road and the than 40,000,000 Pairs of shoes for Pleasant. Among thc local residents re- Evening Service p.m. Long Beach, Cal. dents. servicemen. One of these service of those who.have made* up th turned from vacations at the shore Fri. Sept. 14 membership of this, one of In an all-Marine wedding Aus- j Miss Jane". M. Rizzo, daughter The marriage of Miss Youtha shoes is the familiar combat boot. oldest organizationsj3f_the.city-.__ ! Roman's Club .are_Mr._ancLMrs.-Geo._Pjtter.^88. Rahway___Rebelcah_Lod4e, 63^. Announcements_have_ been _re- usl AT~19*5 —Corpora!—Muriel- -D. — of- Mrr-and -MrST-Dominick- F Elizabeth—Wisely,—daughter—51 JJie-Jeatlier-reauirements-for-this avenue, entertained at a week- Clinton street: Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Past Grand's Assn. meeting, 1343 celVecTlrmuTcHy of""the marriage boot alone is equal to that required In September of 1885 Mrs. J. B Claflin, Marine Corps Women's' of 307 Livingston street. Westfield, Mrs. J. J. Wisely, of 2491 St, of Miss Cecelia M. Sackrider Lamberti, manager of the "Rah Reserve, became the bride of Staff j became the bride of Ralph A. Re- end house party at her Cranberry Springer, 225 East Milton avenue, Pierce street. of six pairs of civilian shoes. The Activities Mr. and Mrs. George Black and George avenue, and the late James daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G way Industrial Home' and Orpha.. Sergeant William A. Rose.' _ voir. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lake home the following • guests Wisely, to Private First Class Dan- Saturday, Sept. 15 tremendous quantity of combat the Misses May, Matilda and Jen- children. 189 Iva street; Mrs. John Mothers' Club, of Boy Scout Sackrider. of 620 West Grand ave- boots supplied for our armed forces Asylum" gathered a few congenial USMCR j — Revoir. of 557 Bryant street, this iel S. Beaver Jr., son of Mr. and nue and Petty Officer William j friends together to form a readin city, at Holy Trinity Church. nie Garthwalte, Mrs. Lee P. Plero Gerner and children, 458 West Troop 40, picnic Union County is an interesting indication of one Lt. Robert H. Vitz. USN. The first executive board meet- Mrs. Daniel S. Beaver, 2073 Allen Luckhurst, USN. son of Mr and circle. This first meeting was ii Westfield. 4:30 p. m.. Sunday. The Mrs. John B-. Newklrk, Mrs. W. F. Milton avenue, Mi. and Mrs. W. F. Park. of the many things that contribut- performed the ceremony at 4 p. m. ing of the Rahway Woman's Club street, took place before the Mrs. William J. Luckhurst, Sr of the home of Mrs. N. V. Compton Rev. John F. Davis was the off I Davis. Miss Anne Hunsicker, all of Davis, 1255 Plerpont street, and Sunrtay.-Sept. 16 ed to the shortage of civilian shoes. in the Ewa Marine Air Corps sta- will be held at 10 a. m. Wednes- flower-laden altar of St. Paul's 884 Pierpont street. The ceremony mother of Mrs. William Gibbons ciatins minister, this city; Mr. and Mrs. J. Law- Mrs. Lorraine Lane and children, B. P. O. E. Clambake. '„ It is generally hoped that ration- -i-fi-i^j.-' tlon chapel on the island of Oahu. day. September 26. at the home of Tence" Hunter and Miss Virginia Episcopal Church. September S. took place August 28rirrSt7-Mir present member. The blizzard o The bride was given in marriage of 850 Thorn street. Tue*dayrSept:i8 |irig of "civilian shoes will end ipesent member. The blizzard o •-L :.-The bride was given in marriage Club Treasurer Miss Caroline Hunter, of Metuchen. pat an evening-service. thews R. C. Church, Long Beach '88 causedjhdhe cancellationrof-tw by . her father. The wedding The ceremony was performed by Rahway Council. Girl Scouts, -Within-the-next-few-monthsr'Wfrerrj by Maj. Lawrence B. Howard, j Mandeville. 602 East Milton ave- r Miss Janet Kennedy '46, of 244 Cal. The Rev. Patrick_Greene regular meetings, otherwise the 6. music \va . provided by Anthony f.hp ffjy, Hugh Mnrt/in Tt p reC- first Fall meeting jit Scout it does, Sundial will be ready with TTSMCR. Sprewini Nathalle-D. )-nuc- Forbes— street,—is- amon£pth{r"J11> j years have been without interrup Re- Rustako. with Miss Marcella Ba- Miss Jane Rorke of 290 Truss- tor"onhTGrace"Episcopal Church fthe officiant: a greater variety of superior styles ! : students' at We"w~Jersey~C"ofleRe for Mnn , S . VI tion. Mrs. Lamberti was electe j-tasrfiaiio-as-5olot5t. —' (Jer_plac<3r-enterialhed -the-Mlsses- The bride was given In marrlact. of_.shoes_"R>r all _the ..family." Women, Rutgers University, who a v presfderifaftnls nrst meeting. Nicholas and Peter fflflrringp h? Mont hi y. meeting, Inmari by Petty OTflcer Leslie R. Jaggprs, rV'' .'; ; ''''''^]jir'-i\ " -••^V^'TT^^f nn» i^iiier-^—are—giving , corrfWenrr~Trhmcheon~wirtje-rirttr •have made the -Bean"s—List=-=f01 nnrlp T /S TVin this city was best man. | Nicholas, of Astoria, L. I. on week- SOOIBHOTiF ^Wrrieywue alUaulwi by iib the men who man. TJSMCR and ushers included ,a t the Hotel New Yorker. New high academlr standing during the G. Richard, AUS. Petty Officers R. L. Sousie and The Reading Circle became . The bride was dressed in white end. The bride was attired in a satin Tuts., Sept. 18 'visit the store, the Magic Race, Master Serpeant Joseph J. Jones j York clty Thursday, September 1944-45 year. Rahway Rebekah Lodge, 57, and Michael F. Zlrpola. game that will give lots of enjoy- federated club in 1894 and changei Jr. and Technical Sergeant j 27. club President Mrs. Carl satin with train and trimmed in gown with,, sweetheart neckline its name to "The Home Readin rosepoint lace, illusion veil caught Birthday Party, Moose Home. The bride was attired in coral ment. Stop in for yours. Charles L. Fletcher both of Gravps and Art chairman. Mrs. Mrs. M. Lewis Marsh and son and applique lace trim, finger- Club" when it was accepted int, by a tiara of seed pearls. She car- Miss Elsie Reed, of J141 Jaques Wednesday, Sept. 19 crepe with white accessories and USMCR. j. vv. Costello will represent the Harold, of 424 Hamilton street.^are avenuCj Is on vacation from .her tip veil caught by a tiara of seed wore a^corsage of gardenias. the New Jersey State Federation o ried a white prayer book-with-an at- -home—from—a -stay -at Point pehrls. She carried a cascade ^Rotary State Golf Tourney— - -Wedding music was provided by Iloca l cIl]b at lT,c reception and duties with the Water Department Rockaway Country Club. A reception and dinner for the Woman'sCiubs. Hugo Calassi USMCR. who sang j ] on. orchid spray. The maid of honor, Pleasant. bouquet of white gardenias, white Riding and Driving Clul uncrie Miss Lena Rizzo, a sister of the of the City and is visiting rela- Community Mothers' Club bridal party was held in the Sky When the Industrial Horn accompanied by Florence Poster j tives at Elmira. N. Y. gladioli and baby's breath. Room of the Hotel Hilton. The ceased to function the Horn bride, was attired in romance blue Mrs. Joseph Schaller, sister of Breakfast Bridge, at the home of Will Blaze Local Trails (W) USNR. ; LaFell Dickinson, president Mrs. Joseph G. Smith and Mrs. D. C. Fagans, 990 Bryant couple remained in Long Beach Reading Club transferred its Mrs starched chlff on, with flower tiara daughters, the Misses Helen and the bride, was matron of honor, financial aid to other philanthro A wedding dinner was given at j Genera! Federation of -and-shoi-t-veil-and-carr-led a_bou J. Francis Fox, city tax receiver, .LstreelJJiJtLa.jn until the bride returned licmt M*r. and Mrs. John M. Klesecker, cl aid to other philantriro .;___-„.-. tlre Pleasanton- Hoteb--Honoluluj^ aS5l ^"th(;i;-c S- clubs issuer's call tor |-Grace~. 1158 Bryant street, are at und- piiiK—brocade—fame", qu?t of yellow roses. is back on th? Job at City Hall fol- Tries., Wed-., and Thurs., where she resumed her teaching "834 Centraravenue, wertThosts on pic-lrrteTestS7"among~them~"Cane and the couple spent their honey- aid in providing the Recreation home from five weeks stay at matching hat and a bouquet of n Mrs. Rizzo mother of the tjride, lowing a physical check-up at September 18-2* *s£. !i.\ duties at Grover Cleveland -Sciicti- Tuesday evening. moon in Waikiki. Sen-ices, Inc.. Washington, with Ocean Grove. pink gladioli and roses. wore black cr^pe with white acces- Rahway Hospital. - Girl Scout Round-TJp after ori MondayT ' * meeting, the first . , _. l Hospifa: The brlde_Is_ the_ daughter of 150,ou0 decks nt new or good condi- T 5 Joseph Gallagher was best and the Music sories and a corsage of red roses. school session each afternoon, Both aregraduates of St. Mary's the Rahway Riding-and Driving Walter L. Claflin of Stoneham. tion playing cards for the use of Doctor and Mrs. G. L. Orton, man. The ushers were Leslie for Women, New.Brunswick. Mrs. E. W. Revoir, mother of the A weekend gathering of friends Scout House School and Rahway High School. Club. Plans were completed for Mass. Sergeant Rose is the son - are at home from the summer Akesson and Joseph F. Schaller, . Manyfamqus persons ha ve» been 1 servicemen on trains. . bridegroom; was dressed' 1n plum and relatives at the home of Mr. Sunday. September 23 She graduated from the Newark sponsoring a Junior Riding Club MMr. and'Mrs-. i;.--3\..SoUi:y;of-1513 spent at their Vermont farm. ' and Mrs. Fred Crowell. 203 Albe- of this city. Miss Elizabeth Maury State Teachers' College before be-' for young people of 18-21. The brought to Rahway at their invi- Church street-.-Botb_axe_stationed .crepe with corsage of pink roses. presided at the console, Hunter-Jumper Horse Show,— Suites, boras SUGAR ALLOTMENT tation to speak on various subject; A reception of 300 guest5~v marle..streel. jnarked_the-couple!s- -Watcrmng-Etablesr ' -Icoming-a-teaeher-in-this-city-sev -by-laws-^-stipulate- -each" "member at Ewa Marine Corps Air Station Residents of Rahway and Clark Mr.ancl Mrs. T A. Wilson, of The couple^ are touring New of civic interest. held at Cranford Casino. The Star 18th wedding anniversary. City-wide Christian Youth Rally eral years ago. He graduated from must have some member of the and are expected home soon. Township who have fruit on hand 60 West Emorsop avenue, have re- England on their honeymoon. For Dubters, of Linden, provided music Second Presbyterian Church, 7:30 the Newark. College of Fine and family a horse owner. Tentative Mrs. Mad?e MacClary has held and are unable to can It due to turned from a vacation at Ocean going away the bride wore a black at reception. After a short trip Mrs. William B. Howe, 238 Elm p. m. Industrial Arts. Both are mem- plans were made for arm bands continuoutuouss membership in the cluclub lack of sugar, may make second Grove. ami white check suit with black Mothers have told us that all through the Other Social Items appear Mr. and Mr?. Revoir will reside at avenue, will entertain at 'open Merck Mutual Aid Family Out- bers of St Mary's Church. with insignia for members and since September 1892, thus at the application for canning sugar at accessories. on Page 3 this treek. 659 Seminary avenue, this city. house' this evening in honor of ing, Royal Gardens 10 a. m., 6 Mrs-Luckhurst is affiliated with emergency they've always been able to colors were discussed but not de- celebration she should have a very the Ration Board. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lllls and Mrs. Beaver is a graduate of _; .,. -| She is a graduate of Westfield her son. S5t. William B. Howe, P. m. the Junior Group, Rebecca Cor- cided. special candle, taller than ai daughter Mrs. Robert Tiffany, of Rahway Hish School and Is em- find the widest assortment of baby foods and Chairs.. who returned from 18 months High School, • a member of Holy Monday, Sept. 24 nell Chapter, Daughters of the The club will.mark,the--riding thers for her 53rd year as a mem Fairview avenue, Colonia, are overseas duty on the Queen Mary ployed by the Carteret Ordnance. American Revolution, the Rahway here at Dembling's. trails in this vicinity with arrows. er; Trinity Church and has been em- spending some time at their cot- on Monday. He is also a graduate of Rahway Opening of Union Junior Col- Let A "Chic" Facial and A ployed by the Eastern Aircraft lege Fall Semester. Teachers' Association and Railway We bought in large quantities . ._.._ ra- Members will attend the exhibition i _ The charte•—_""7r member; s o" f ""th=e tage at Long Island. Me. High School and of Union Junior Schoolwomen's-Club. „ of the Watchung Riding Club, hay Homomfe RReadinad nBg clubClub , cele - reduced for Clearance • • You Save Corporation. Linden. He Is a grad- College and was employed by Wed., Sept. 26 tioned them from stock room to shelves of. the Watchung Riding Club, | X?*™? ? L ? ! ' " FreiJefic"s Permanent Help You uate of Rahway High School and Marine Private First Class Rocco Needlework Guild Directors Luckhurst served for three years September 23. Mrs. John Kiesecker brating its 60th birthday -this Mr. and Mrs.^Max Golub, of 2073 J. Labocctta. 20. of 352 Russell Western Electric, Kearny, prior to . . . always maintained a reserve supply was received--as-a^new member. week were: Mrs, J. B. Lamberti Start The Fall ftijihr is employed by the "Amity Foundry Elizabeth avenue, have been enter- service as an M. P. with the 9th Meeting and Tea with Mrs. George aboard a minesweeper in the and Machine Company, Inc., Perth avenue. Route 1, Rahway, was re- Gallaway, 163 West Milton avenue, Mediterranean and European for emergencies. - - The next meeting will be held at Mrs. J. R. Lewis, Mrs. J. A. Liggett, Especially, if you have spent a summer at taining Sergeant Saul Rosenthal, cently awarded the Bronze Star Air Force. He saw 20 months the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mrs. J. W. Martin, Miss M. L. Will- the shore'or out in \he open, your hair - Amboyr—Hr ir a member of- St. AAF. of Brooklyn. overseas duty. 3-5 o'clock p. m. areas and participated in Hie and complexion need" expert caie. Every Mary's Church, the Holy Name Medal for heroic achievement In Sept 25, 26, 27 Casablanca invasion. He recently VanVoorhees, .2078 Oliver street, iams, Mrs. S. L., Wilson, Miss Lou the Okinawa campaign. The Woodruff, Mrs. T. o operation in our "a!in receives our own Society and Ushers' Association. Disabled Veterans For-Get-Me- was sent to the Pacific coast. He Always a complete line of on the second Tuesday of October. I. Andrews expert, personal a'.'.ent'ion. Commander George P. Reilly grandson of Mr. Luigi Lombardi President Howard Van Buskirk Miss M. A. Black, A wilt represent Mulvey-Ditmars Not annual drive. , has two-brothers in armed forces, o Mrs. E. A Please Make Anointments of the Russell avenue- address, La- Sunday, Sept. 30 Walter, serving with Air Corps in presided. Campen, Mrs. N. V. Compton, Post, G81.- VFW at the annual na- bocetta has been overseas. 19 Hame Redding For Beechnut and Clapps Miss M. O. DuBois, Miss Sara E&- •GrubeAVells Betrothal tional encampment. Chicago, Oc- RJepuMlc'an City Committee Pic- India, ana James in the navy in CHIC BEAUTY SALON months. Prior to- entering the the Pacific. BETkOTHAL ANNOTJNCED terbroolc, Mrs. M. T. "(Jay, Jdrs. tober 3, 4 and 5. nic tod Outing at the Log Cabin, 1 15-50% Marine Corps he was employed by Margaret Purneil Strained-foods 3 for 25c—Chopped 12c each H. P. Hough, Miss Jennie JJoiigh BARBARA JOST — RAH. 7-1665 Announced by Parents .Clark Thi engagemenlLlof-J^ '"' T^P"- v. • theN^iTrPTT nore G. Robinson, signal corps. "MrsrETSircIair MooreT'Mrs. F. 736 PIERPONT ST. Opp. Roosevelt Apts. Mrs. Evelyn Drake, 2011 St; Saturday, October 6 Breakfast Bridge Opens Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Grube, of New .Hampshire Honey' VFW first monthly Social Night Shark River Hdqs., daughter of Riblett, Mrs. J. R. Rollinson. Mrs. 156 Smull avenue, Caldwell, an- George avenue, is vacationing at CLAPP'S INSTANT CEREAL Mrs. T. J. Robinson, 635 Cora F. Schumacher, Mrs. A. V. Shot- floor samples * odd pieces Laurelton this week. Post Headnuarters. Fall Activities of Cluh nounce the engagement of their moon for Couple; Sat™ Oct. » CLAPP'S INSTANT OATMEAL place, to Technical Sergeant O. E. well, Mrs. M. C. Stoddart, Mrs. L. daughter Nancy Elizabeth to Mr. and Mrs.Walton Hosts Soy ficout C*mnore», take, Sakker, of Belmar. Wedding plans D. Terrill. Mrs. W. C. Terrill, Miss discontinued items i Lieut. James T. Wells, Jr., USMCR, •A aoh;-Barry PaJrlcK Keating, Reception, for 100 2 r25c await his. discharge from the army, I Bessie •Williams. was born at Wright Field Mem- Bridal Party of Classmates prise, Watchung [*A™-...•:.,... ,, $}mM . •,.••;.. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wells, of breakfast Bridge at the hom^ ne has served lor six yearsV'the r (THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THEM); . s orial Hospital. Akron,' O., Septem- The> home of Mr. and Mrs. 544 West Meadow avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce MrsrD. C. Pagans, 990 Brya_. past Iff months overseas. Miss Grille attended New Jersey ber 5, to Lt. and Mrs. Robert V. Charles Stockleln, 50 West Emer- street, 9:30 a. m. Wednesday, Sept. Patient Granted Keating. The paternal grandpar- Walton of 798 Central avenue, re- son avenue, was the scene on Sat- 'Merck Family' Picnic at • College (or Women and Berkeley 19. An executive board meeting I More freqent deliveries to our DEC. 3 B1ZAAR PLANNED LIVING ROOM SUITE—English loungf^.piUowback, sofa anil arm chair, School. East Orange and 14 asso- ;nts are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. cently iad. _ their guests for J urday afternoon of the marriage Royal Gardens Sept. 23 will be held pt the home of Mrs. • customers all over Rahway! The first meeting of the fall sea- Former Resident ciated, with the British Broad- Keating, Ki-VPalter street. few days the Rev. George P. Domi- of the latter's sister Miss Margaret Edgar E. Rumple, 377 Koehlg son Of the Ladles' Sewing Society mahogany'-frame, -unusually comfortable, full inncf^pring construction casting. Company. nlck of the Episcopal Church Hos- Purnell, of 59' West Hazelwood "The Merck Family Outing" place, 8 p. m. Monday, September of Second Presbyterian Church John DeStefano, formerly of throughout. Covered in an attractive, dark wine brocatelle. Two pieces. Rev. Edwin A. Goldsworthy oc- avenue, to Thomas Peterkin^ of 17. Definite plans will be made Lieutenant Wells is a graduate pital of Philadelphia, Pa., Mr. will be held Sunday, September 23, was held on Monday, Sept. 10, in Wood avenue, Colonia, brother of Was 269.50 __—: JWW S199.50 of Rutgers Preparatory School and cupied the pulpit at First Bap- Laurence B. Hall of Philadephia, 11 IB New Brunswick avenue, son at the Royal Gardens in Rahway. at this meeting for the coming the lecture room of the church. Sgt. Prank DeStefano, of 56 West attended Rutgers University. He tist Church Sunday after a vaca- Pa. and Portand, Maine, and the of Mrs. Jeanne Peterkln. of Glas- The picnic, which is for the bene- season. The chief topic of the meeting was Hazelwood avenue, has been 3 WAYSTO tion with his family at West Po- gow, Scotland. — has recently returned from the Rev. Wiliam R. Andrew of Port- fit of the Merck Mutual Aid Wel- RAHWAY 7-0499 the public luncheon and bazaar granted a patent on August 21, for FAN-BACK CHAIR—By Tomlinson, solid mahogany frame, deluxe inner- Pacific where he participated in land, Me. Mr. Stocklcin gave his sister-in- fare Fund, will last from 10 a. m. sponsored by the society Decem- the Distilling orSea Water by U. land, Me., and chaplain of the law In marriage, Rev. Gilbert van USE YOUR spring construction, covered in a strikingly different mocha tapestry. Was the Guam nnd Iwo Jlma cam- Elgin State Hospital, Elgin, ni. to 6 p. m. and is open to all Merck Groceries.. ..Liquors Delicatessen ber 3 at the church. Mrs. James S. Commissioner of Patents. This paigns. He is now stationed at Mrs. Lee Taylor. 558 West Scott Bever officiated. George Gabriel, employes and their families. The is a portable model weighing but 102.00 now $74.00 Tlie latter, Rev. Andrew, was mar Lang is chairman and Mrs. John Camp Pendleton. Cal. avenue, Is visiting her son Pvt. 2293.St. George avenue, was best chairman of the picnic committee Z39-WEST- GRAND-AVENUE. Edwards co-chairman. eight pounds and capable of dls- CREDIT AT Lee Taylor, at Little Rock, Ark. ried Saturday evening, September I mamann. js .TnggpJT^OirjfRahffay, ftn^ t.ho SOFA—Claw and Ball Chippendale, solid mahogany frame, hair and spring fl-tn-6tHbuke's-Episcopal-Church'. —The-bricle—was~attlred~ln"blue other members of the committee The first motorist to be fined quart an hour. The XJ. 3. Navy filled consiruction guarantees perfect relaxation. Upholstered in a turquoise, Anna Kopik Guest Rev. and Mrs. Chester M. Davis Roselle, to First Lt. Janice E. Lib- marquisette, with corsage of tea are Marie Albers, George Metcalf, bey, United States Army Physical for speeding paid $10 for driving has been interested in this model. floral pattern fabric. Was $19650 now 8149.00 and daughters Carol and Anne, of roses and baby's breath. A niece, Edward Teed, Albert Jackson, all at ten miles an hour. Pour other patents have been At Bridal Shower Union street have returned from Therapist, head of the department Miss Lorraine Stockleln was maid of Rahway, and Edward L. granted the former local man now RROS. a stay of several weeks at their of Physical Therapy at Camp of honor and wore chartreuse Kanouse, Coordlnatorjf_Employe_ Spanish living In Astoria, L. I. One patent SOFA—Chinese Chippendale, solid mahogany^ frame, hair and spring filled -farnfc-South— Londonderry, Vt. wdeTT-Mo,—Mrs.-Walton-and dress-wi th-corsage of gardenias;— Activities." REOPENS -TireR8.,-SEPT.-27 MTss~TCnna Kopik, daughter of Mrs. Andrew were college class- Adult Course—(Morn, and EVP.) was a valve" cffp~locirf6f~automo- construction throughout^An unumally~jine~copy~by Tomlinson, carefully Mr. and Mrs. John Kopik, 363 One hundred relatives and close Children (5-14 Vrs.) Afternoons biles, another was a propeller de- mates, and Mr. and Mrs. Walton CHARGE ACCOUNT- covered in a monotone, rose brocatelle. Was $220.00 now $169.00 Seminary avenue, was guest of Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. were members of the wedding friends attended the reception at An Ohio blacksmith, abandoning TUTORING icer and two types of aircraft honor on the weekend at a mis- Lawrence P Rack, 1376 Bryant the Stocklein residence. The young French — Spanish — Latin windshield safety guard. new collection by party. the forge and anvil method, builds ECOLE FRANCAISE NO deposit or carrying cellaneous shower given by her street, on their wedding, anniver- couple are honeymooning in New up worn shoes by electric arc weld- Mr. DeStefano is a graduate of CHAIR—English Club, another exquisite pr.oductionJbyJLomlinson^JIaiT-and ;ary, September 13. Mr. and Mrs. Walton also enter Hampshire. DE WESTFIELD charge. Payable 10th aunts, Mrs. H. LaSalle and Mrs. talned on the weekend, Mr. and ing without removing them from 645 No. Chestnut St: Woodbridge High School and has full spring construction throughout. Covered in a rather modern, diamond Prices Start At Prank Goczp. at St. John's Church The bride is a graduate of the horse's hoofs. Tel. Westfield 2-1869-.I been employed by American Air- Mrs. Daisy Mingst, of 1152 New Mrs. Laurence Andrew of Port- Leonia High School and is em- of second calendar figured, nine fabric. Was $100.00 note $74.50 Hall. The affair was In anticipa- land, Me. parents of the bride- lines for 13 years. He now holds tion of Miss Koplk's marriage on Brunswick avenue, it at home ployed at the Alden Fuel Co., they Thousands of the position of foreman with AAL. month. from several weeks vacation at groom. Mrs. Howard Soule, the.wil l resid- e at 1119 New Brunswick DECORATOR'S CHAIR—By Tomlinson. 'A smart, easy bedroom chair, with misses-Jearmette-and-Heleu An- | avenue -first-xlass-Tietty- off icer.—USCG. Tier, cottage at Lapla, near King- a most comfortable, cnnstriirtinn including thi^jumi-tpTJn^ih^nn-ni^hionT-T-his ston, N. Y. •-(•drew, all sisters of the bridegroom Fifty guests were present. and of Portland, Me., and Miss sample chair is covered in a modern, blue leaf brocatelle. Was $74.00 New Dresses Virginia Andros of Portland, also NEW ARRIVALS - First -Sgt. William B. Howe, of Rotary Vacationists . _____—_____ now 837.00 Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Atkin- 238 Elm avenue, was slated as due Announces Obituary to arrive on the Queen Mary's Welcomed By President returning veterans son, former residents of Rahway, LIVING ROOM SUITE—Charles of London style. Sofa and arm chair, an for Fall now of Clifton, are the parents of most recent trip this way. Reception for Returned Th<» Rotary Club met at That starting Oct. 1st his Salon will be open BUDGET PLAN—20% excellent group for those tcho ivant a-»uitu uf lui gu pi opui lions.—Upholster a third son, Gary Biddle, born at Greven's Hotel at 12:15 on Mon- MRS. JENNIE GRAHAM We invite you to come in and see them. We've the Akerman Wing of Passalc Mrs. Walter Gage, of 1045 West- Army Nurse by Parents S days a week to serve you. He will still re- down, up to 12 months ire a fine cocoa stripe brocatelle. Full inner-spring construction throughout. field avenue, was hostess to the day, September 10, Presid»nt Blair Mrs. Jennie Sigsworth Graham. General Hospital, Sept. 10. The V. Benson presiding. Many mem- main open both Tuesday and Friday eve- Two pieces. Was $271.69 note $219.00 a nice selection of wonderful starters for the full grandparents are Mrs. Alfred At- Mother's Club of Troop 47 and Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. kenna, 75, widow of John Graham, died to pay. Small carrying kinson. 67 West Milton avenue, Sea Scout Ship 247 on Thursday bers were welcomed back after nings. will be calling Sunday at the home of her daugh- season and days ahead. There is a large price .84 West Cherry street, kept open summer-long vacations, among, charge. and-Mr—and Mrsr-John H. Biddle. night. house on Saturday evening for the ter Mrs. John B. Welshaupt, in LIVING ROOM SUITE—Queen Anne style. This three-piece group consists range from 8.98 to 24.98. of 589 Seminary avenue. them Dr. George Orton and Will- - —•— Irvington. She was a native of great number bf friends and rela- iam Hoblitaell. of a sofa, arm diair and a channel-back chair. The frame has its simple Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. tives anxious to welcome home Hartlepool, Fnjjland and had re- John O. Morss. 273 West Lake The program was in charge Of sided in Irvington for the past 15 ornamentation, carefully carved. Pre-war inner-spring construction assuring their daughter, Lieut. Mary J. the vice-president, R. G. Drinkuth avenue, on their wedding anni- Kenna, of the Army Nurse Corps. years following residence at Me- you real comfort. Suite is covered in plum and blue brocatelle. Was $386.00 versary, September 15. who told several timely stories and Fredric your hairdresser home today chanicsville, N. Y. and Jersey City. Dr. Henry N. Turner Lieutenant Kenna is at home an announced for the speaker next Besides the daughter with whom nouj $279.50 SADYE COOPER 30-day furlough granted after 15 week, September 17, the celebrated Surgeon-Chiropodist Octogenarian William Somerln- months overseas duty. She holds Lewis, Near Irving • she lived she is survived by a son, 79 EAST MILTON AVE. PHONE KA. 7-2151 1703 Irvlnj St. TeL EA. 7-1MS dyke, formerly of Linden avenue, observer of the social scene, Sud- Stuart Graham, of 1978 Eliza- "LAYAWAY' PLAN— ARMISTEAD WING CHAIR—This famous Chippendale is now available at a a certificate of merit for "unusual duth Hurt who will speak on "Am- ttahway, N. X who was employed by Quinn and Initiative in emergencies." She is Tel. 7-2681 beth avehue; six grandchildren, _ reducedprice. Nothingfinerjnadc^jCovered in a vcryJdgh-grade tapestry. Boden Company for 48 years pre- erica's Place in the New World?' Vve know you want those returning veterans Cplr-Charles Uraham, last known —Accumulate—your de^ a graduate of Rahway High The .war stamps were awarded to be on Okinawa; Mrs. Rudolph Reproduction of the original, as shown in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, vious to his retirement...... uAugusu.JU t n posit in advance. We School and Coatcsvlile School of In J. Russell ~ Galvanek, of Carteret: Mrs. David both in fabric and frame. Was $179.00 '• now 8139.00 •3ISt7TeaVes~tTus city on September Nursing, CfencrarHospital, Coates- 1 h 12 for an extended visit with his vllle, Pa. Word was also received from Dr. —to get good service as much as we do. So won't Pnrtf "f ?T 'h K ivill hold your selection John H. Earley from Chicago Graham, of this city; Mrs. Paul WING CHAIR—Chinese Chippendale by Tomlinson. Upholstered in an ex- where he is staying for a few Lipkln, Irvinston; two sisters, Mrs. until you can take de- weeks oh the medical staff of the you keep two things in mind? Louise Jones and Mrs. Annetta livery. Balance retired . cellent grade of gold damask, piped tvith green. The back is of moderate Chicago National League Baseball Powers, both of Mechanicsville; height. Full inner-spring construction tvith fleece doicn, reversible seat cush- Club. in 12 months on the .' three brothers, Ernest Sigsworth, ion. Was $92.00' . : now 849.50 Ladies - The only visiting Rotarian was '•'it. i of Mechanicsville; Arthur and Budget Plan. Mr. Herbert A. Elsessor, president James Sigsworth, of Pittsfield, of the Rotary Club of Linden. Please make'no unnecessary Long Distance Mass. Funeral services will be SOFA—Modern Laicson, wheat finish, turquoise twist weave cover. Full This May Interest You conducted today in Stillwater, inner-spring construction. Modern balloon Reversible seat cushions. Ideal for UALITY MASTER WEIDLING'S PARTY N. Y. a small living room. Was $211.00 now 8129.50 Sergeant and Mrs. Archer G. telephone calls. Miss Marie Babulak, noted hairdresser in Weidling,-H64 Broad street, en- • Cash can be obtained here to pay bills, to Prior Sola tertained in honor of the third buy needed things, make car or home repairs, meet emer- FUEL Rahway and yicinity^ has been added to '•'A -^_ _ _ •_ ' _ ;_ birthday of their grandson, Rich- gendttof tvtry description. Ifyotr need a loan, come in .;-!•:• our staff. ard Lester Weidling. on Monday, or phone NOW." Sept. 10. The father of the honored • Please make'essential calls as Brief" as possible. Blnjle mid and oboloe plate guest is Pfn. Robert G. Weidling with or wtthont Perpetual CWre who is overseas. Games ana re- The Beauty Spot freshments were enjoyed by the INANCECJL ia beautiful Hazelwood Ceme- PREMIER SERVICE many little guests who were Anna tery, West lake Arenue. Office PREMIER OIL GASOLINE SUPPLY CO. HAIKDRESSERS 1529 MAIN ST...... 2_. Floor Robinson Bldg. & PHONES: RAH. 7-1263 Storega, George Storega, John 69 East Cherry Street, Bahwajr. McManus Bros. 673 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE Nighh - Sundays - Holiday! Storega, Michael Storega, William CHAS. A. EISENBERGER, Mgr. ys . NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY T Rf'-Wlf—UU>r BAHWAY, 7-1S3 2 1499 Trying St. -— -Tel. 7-2440 Momo,—J

j.. RAHWAY RECOBQ PAGE FOUR i,. THUESDAY, SEPTEMBER.13, 1945 L RECORD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 PAGE FIVE single or twin tail, numbers of let- some character attached to cm... ters on the fuselage or tail as- PBA Convention pubiic. dance halls, and oth if Pilots Arrested sembly, color and size. places of like kind. The exact t'me and place of the Continued from Page Oiie A resolution of pedestrian trafrir •vents of Rahway Churches, Their Organizations and Sunday Services Continued from Page One violation. A brief description of was discussed. It was claimed that the violation, and the course flown ment" of ordinances which would many accidents involving Overseas Air Technical Service. by the aircraft approaching and afgot__gQMM. bp prevented *£arniirtarks ofOuxFalliers- __Rally Day in the Church School I made for World Wide Communion with headquarters in Newark. departing the scene of alleged vio- TVffftt OUT #7*OO fi/CCES -ban-boys—and-guh fium yubtUr proper system could be worked [J w-ffmvi»'»i < »' « Oty-Wide Youth will be observed September 3D aiul j Service-to-be-held at 11 o'rlork. issued a bulletin assuring civilians lation. m4 places after 10 o'clock unless ac- and Inforced. SUNDAY Dr. Davis' Sermon Topic extensive plans are now being October 7. _t_haj pyery'binn «''H hl* flnnf In Services in the Churches companied by parents or guardian 1 protect life and property endan- Residents who have visited the The' police claimed that New «£? I ;>•! or on a legitimate errand. With Jersey should abandon the JL For 'World of Life' Membership The Session of the First Pres- gered by pilots doinc stunts and | Westfield Airport say that the Uttnuthnal II SCHOOL low-flying '.vho will be judged planes leave the field at a low al- the war over and thousands of tem of using only one license fas* INOTICE—Will the mlnla- tag worship and sermon by the byterian Church met Monday ~* •• r!~ : • \ '• I Builty of vinlnunr. flying rcgula- titude, and continue for consider- soldiers and sailors soon to return adopted as a war-time metal saver'' L kindly notify the Record rector. Christian EndeaVor Society, of Second Presbyterian night. September 10 and planned able distance over 8 thickly popu- The police -maintataed that it ^u. tions. Not only doas the bulletin home, the P! B. A. suggested in a •dee of any changes or cor- :-LESSON •- for a Christian Education Confer- siRht the ni'ht.-- of civilians, but lated residential section before doubly hard to identify a ^ "tlons desired In thl* church Christian Science BT HAROLD I.. LUNDQUIST, D. D. Church Will Sponsor Rally For All planes reaching safe height. Some resolution favoring the curfew. It using a front plate. They y^ 01 The Moodr Eibl. Institute! of Chicago. ence to be held Sunday afternoon. also henv to enforce them. In fact iendar. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Beleaaed brwestcrn Newspaper Union. o High School Age youth of the planes are said to be old and also recommended athletic move- advocated more stringent rules for SCIENTIST, Masonic Temple, September 23. This conference is the Air Technical Service Com- tm OSH> IN SOOT>( to consist of the officers and^ mand of the Army Air Forces is only Rood for teaching students, ments to be supported by various examining new drivers. For u,. 1550 Irving street. -the-Secoiui-Presbyterlan-Ghurchr but that doe.-: not lessen the dan- AFRIO) &&*)& WHITE JMethodisL Sunday-services :-8undajr-schoolr "teachers of the Church School— "&• enlisting the help of civilians in orgtmrzations-to-curb-]UTenlle-(Je-- _.y_-U)ea5so. -te««on-for"September"16~ be held September 23 at 7:30 p. m. A Central Committee made up of \;v: nnly i-nhinres i l elation urged a statewide rule re- I METHODIST CHXTECH, 8:30 A. M.; morning worsiup superintendents of the depart- llnquency. Milton avenue and Main I^uoa vubjecu and Bcrlphire textt se- at the Second Presbyterian one or two High School delegates ments—and young people's work- prosecuting of pilots who not trained pilots and in case of quiring that all squad cars be 11 A. M, lActed aod coprrishted tl7 IntemnUono] from each of the Federation This resolution was one of seven — The Rev. John M. Wednesday evening services, 8 Council at BtUsioui Xdacatlon; uied by Church. Guests will be members ers and members of the Session. such liberties. danger are more apt to become manned by two men. It was held ptrmimwi of the Word of Life Fellowship un- Churches has been organized. frightened and confused and adopted by the association. that such cars carry fire arms and leth, pwtor. P. M. In carrying out the program of Those in cliarce of airfields re- der the direction of Jack Wyrtzen Mr. Michael Semanitzky has or- the Layman's committee of. the planes set out of their control. The resolution on delinquency tear gas. The police claim that pday services: Sunday school Reading Room open Wednes- JUDAH'S CONCERN quests, to report immediately any was to the effect that the police- day's 6-7:30 P. M. Thursday's who sponsors the Youth Rallies in anlzed_an all-church youth choir General Assembly the Session laid complaint of pilots in unwarranted The case set for next Monday a lone officer cannot make an ar- Us A. M., morning worship and FOB BIS FAMILY man is in the best position to give rest and, at the same time, guard n by pastor, 11 A. M.; Ep- 6:30-9 P. M. New York City. to sing before the meeting Trom plans for officers training school low-flyinp. "buzzing" stunting and night in the Railway Police Court 3 The rally.is being sponsored by to be held four times during the s already causing more than the HERE'5 WO PROFIT aid and assistance to the juvenile his car. i League meeting at 7 PjM. LESSON TEXT-C«n«l8 «i 1W«.- - 7:30 to 8 p. m. The ushers and other types of dangerous flying. IN WAR. BUSINIK* Pentecostal the Christian Endeavor Society of year. All elders; trustees and dea- usual inteiry. There will be sev- -/86 M/lCSOf delinquent and also.encourage him The association members re- Li METHODIST CHURCH, GOLDEN TEXT—How »h»ll I go up to usherettes will be members of the . you need money to buy a home or to refinance —i——— The bulle'-in nlso acid?: Get_fh_e_i ffOAD O// PROFIT MSK«ifl?/)W PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS toy Other, and Un lad tie not with me? young people's societies of Tour cons will attend and study the eral leading citizens present to to cease practices that may lead quested the abolishing of strength jest Grand avenue, between Gl 4 type of aircraft and serial num- ' THE POST. NARROWEST 5INCE CHURCH, Elizabeth and Lin- course outlined by the General your present mortgage at a low rate of ih- _ '__. -.-A-. protest against this stunt and low- to crime. War conditions, con- tests in civil service examination •ing and Church streets—(Rev. of the local churches. bcr. or a description of the aircraft | j tend the policemen, increase crime, coln avenues—Rev. Harold A. St. Paul's Sunday School The guests will have charge of Assembly Committee. terest with easy .monthly..paymenta, see flying in no uncertain terms. lor police promotions and repeal' TSrd Mclaughlin, pastor, The family is the fundamental including -the number of engines. as is shown by the numerous cases the income tax on police Probst, pastor. -Resmnes-W-iuter-Schedtrlg. -thc-entire-progr-am—Indud-ing-the- —Trrfs-Stmrtay-nr O4[NESf WEPCTM6S/)fif 6VEW T -services:- 10-A^M,-Bun- 8tmday- gervloes;^ BU5~JC~ltZ i : WEEPlMTO. T)T~cH2dren s arrests The police" anc- annuities be * 1< .gigrt, than tftft iis scrvicer~urr-t>avis—will preacrr~orr am not let" dance "halls" go un From The officers of Second Presoy- the—theme, "The Landmarks of The -police" held that pensions are Up. lng worship and sermon by thi the state, or the Eocial order of Re-opening of the Sunday noticed, and sponsored activities small and barely sufficient to na which it ia n jol and rciumtHlmi of tile Wlrl^" •terian-Christ-ian—Endeavor are anOnr-Fathers. Church achool will A. WEITZ, Sec'y. 1520 IRVING STREET -thal-wouki-elimintttc the uawhOile; — -their—accessary—expenses; MJt. which encouraget the breakdown of ter schedule of worship services followsf : Robert Nichols, presi- meet at 9:45 with classes for all |tr between Irving and New meeting; 7:45 p. M., preaching the sacred relationships of the home will take place this Sunday at St. dent; Robert Hall, vice-president; ages. IH 1944, 1,259 lurch streets—The Rev. J. W. by the Dastor. and family Is set for the destruction Miss Alma Stell, secretary; Will- Sunday evening worship services B0O.O//VG. mSM/Yl?7iw,/>C - /86-WLSS. Paul's Episcopal Church. The Rev. iam Priestly, treasurer. i HA? |CaWw, pastor. Presbyterian of Jodety itself. - John H. Hauser. rector, will con- will begin the first Sunday In Oc- mtoy sen-ices: 10 a. m., Sun- Men have too often chosen to go duct the service of Holy Com- The rally is primarily for all the tober. The Fellowship organiza- FIEST PRESBYTERIAN, West High School youth in Rahwayr tion will hold their opening meet- Baptist Grand avenue and Church the way ot the flesh, and therefore munion at 8:30 a. m. and the serv- they have...disregarded God's plan 4ce of Morning Prayer with sermon but young people of any age areing on Sunday evening, Septem- 15 THE SflFEST street — The Rev. Chestez M. welcome. ber 30 at 6 o'clock. NOW... you can have ; BAPTIST, Elm and Ester- Davis, pastor. and purpose. But the "home ls~just at 11 a. m. : avenues—The rReyJEdwin _ Bunday_servlce»: -Sunday school as gacrcd, aajgpr in Hlnntght, nnrt PairHs I'liuir, LUIU Bible Class, Sundays 10. A. M.; brotherly i love still finds a high tion.ot Dr.. Charles Stein, I ooldsworthy, pastor. ._ai4B3?'*iiIass. iv:^S£f Men's heard- at the later service. The morning frorship and sermon by men. regular Sunday communion break- ng worship and school sea- The family comes before us as we evening service and ser- pastor, 11 A. M.; Fellowship, fasts, held after the 8:30 service, Senior and Young People's continue the study of Joseph's life. will be resumed this week,.._.... Boy Sco~ut Gardens Continued from Page One ,8 P. M. As we study it we bear ia mind Jo- DSHIP UAPtiSt, ijast -'Christian Endeavor meetings at Departments of the Sunday seph's dealings with his brethren, School will meet as follows: Kin- lea* social studies in the high OIL BURNER 7 P. M. Happy Gospel Song ser- who as yet did not recognize him as vice and"briei sermon, 8 P. M. dergarten 'age 3-5), Mrs. Roy B. ...TOPSTOR QUALITY IOOI—and~ "assistant TooTBaTT 1:30 A. M., Sunday school; 11 the one they had sold into captivity. Bliss; Primnry (age 6-8), Mrs. coach; Miss Ruth Carlin. daugh- M., mid-day service: 6:30 P.SECOND PBESBYTERIAN, Main He was bringing.them kindly but street and New Brunswick ave- George Reilly, supervisor; Junior Pepsi-Cola ComnanyjLongJ.dand City,N.Y. --••-•- ter of Mayor Carlin, Franklin ele- Bible Ha**, definitely to the pout of real repent- (age 9-12), Mr. David E. Kennedy, mentary; John Gardnier, formerly INSTALLED BAPTIST, East Milton nue. The Rev. Gilbert P. Van ance, so that he could show himself Franchiscd Boltlcj;-. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New Jersey Bever, pastor. gracious to them. - supervisor; all at 11 a. m. in the of the science department, Me- me—R»v. Norman R. Olphln, Parish House. The senior depart- tuchen. science department Rah- ir. Sunday services: Sunday School, 8:48 A. M.; morning To do so he had brought disaster ment (young people whrfhave teen way; Mrs. ..Elizabeth Magnier, BEFORE THE SNOW FLIES .day services 9:30 A. M.. upon them. Being happily on their coriflrmedi attends the 8:30 a. m. hoine economics. „ school; 11 A. i/L. mom- worship, 11 A. M.; Grand Street Chapel, Sunday School, 3 P. M.; way homev^S with a new supply service and remains for breakfast Those who have Ieft_a£eJ_Miss We have them in stock and will take orders now. service; 6:30Vp. M., B. Y. P. of food, they were overtaken and and class afterward. If You Only Cared Gertrude Patterson to English de- 7:45 ?. M., evening Christian Endeavor meeting, 7 proved tob e thieves, and Benjamin, partment. Highland vPark High rice- P. M.; Grand Street Chapel the beloved of their father Jacob, For Good v School; Mrs. Margaret Ficken, who Installations will be made in the order in which school; 11 a. m., preaching Young People's meeting, .7 P.stood condemned to death by their Holy Comforter Church M.; evening sarvlce. Grand '-•*?.'' ' has rejoined her husband on the" the pastor: 12:15 p. m., class own words. Groceries, Delicatessen and Dairy at the RIGHT Pacific Coast; Ronald Miller, to contracts are received. :cting; 6:45.p. gk A. C. E. Street Chapel, 8 P. M. Thurs- 1 In that crisis the mouths of the Announces Fall Program "Prices, TOr would T)e our FIRST Customer. Long Island; Mrs. M. Ada Farre'll, ague; 8 p. m., evening wor- day, 3 P. It >tfeeSa«y Bible others seemed closed, but Judatv retired after 50. years service-as a • Otfr guarantee is back of every oil burner we jp".'Wednesday, 8 p". m".; SchooL':: ..-.-•••-- who had really saved Joseph-'s life The first fall meeting, of the IF.>VE ONLY KNEW NOW Vestry of the Holy Comforter Epis- teacher and principal; Mrs. Helen install. • • " • ' yer meqtlng? (Gen. 37:28, 27), and who had appar- Hebrew ently finally come to himself as a copal Church was held on Wed- «• What EXTRA SPECIAL-Values, we-eou!d offer Drake and Mrs. Margaret Connor BAPTIST CHURCH BAHWAY HEBREW CONGEE- on leaves of absence. During the PROGRESSIVE man of essential goodness, pleaded nesday ebenlng, Sept. 5 at the Rec- you beginning THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, • Just, phone and our representative will call~atyour GATION. STNAGOGtlE. 128 lor Benjamin's life. tory with-Rev. R. E. Potter in summer two of the teachers mar- 1300 Main Sfireet. Monroe street—Rabbi Abraham (that's when we open), like ried, Helen Van Doren became Rev. Mr. James B. Mackey, Hat plea presented a truly sac- charge. home and discuss all details. Schwartz _...... riCclal brotherly love, as he mani- The church Workers were in Mrs.JBd5vinJ3erxelUand Itfiss Ce- ir. Services Friday at sunset and celia M. Sackrider 'became Mrs. tday services: Sunday school, fested session for the first time this fall — • GROCERY DEPARTMENT Saturday morning at 9 a. m. I. Courage (v^lB). on Friday, September 7, at the William Lucknurst. :45 a. m.: morning worship, —SuBdait-6Ctaeel-a4—lO-a. m. to SHEFFIELD and BORDEN'S EVAP. ;fe a. m.; evening worship, Eaiy rests the yoke of family life Tfef&Ty77~KTrs7^&Ii"Maclsen and" vei e- <:lraHges~Tn~ noon; Hebrew school, 3:30 p. m. ag long as all is joyful and pros- Mrs. R. E. Potter were co-hostesses * MILK—Keg. size 3F0R« the lftcuUy,:JMiss a. m. Wednesdays, 7 p. m., tq 6:ijfl$. m.,daily. „ perous. But when adversity strikes, at a luncheon. 's m«et4n8; Prayer meet^ «h$n sorrow fcomtt, orUckntn, or JJCULE^and WHITE ROSE -* " Medal (; at Lincoln; prrii> A. Grifas to ia, ^v^dnesday. Plans were made to hold the An- CHBISTIAN AND JO88I0NAR* sfc then tht-trtt* test Of dfrvoUon li nual ElecticnrNighV Chicken Diriv PINEAPPLE JUICE—No. F. .*T.2 TFOR V number _ nrl ing principal of FranHin;. with 1520 EU'ZABETH AVENUE, LINDEN at hand. New Convenience and Comfort For Your Home DONALD DUCK GEAFEFRUIT ^iT-jL community woo do superior jobs Miss Jane Nordmeyer, head teach- tifinerari ALUANCK, TabernMle; Wen- ner which has become traditional, M raisiic »nd harvesting a vari- LUTHEKAN, Campbell field avenue, Clark Township. It was 4 brave and manly thing Mrs. Elizabeth Waters is general JUICE—No. 2 2 FOKfc /"C er; Miss Marion Baker, teaching PHO^IE LINDEN for Judah to stand before the one ety of produce in gardens of at principal of Columbian. Miss opposite City Hall. Rev. Re*. E. H. Gunderson, pastor. chairman with Mrs. Potter as co- GOODLAND EARLY JUNE PEAS f»«f -L least 400 square feet. It is pro- ror B. Renschler, pastor. Srhom. ht imew only as the man who chairman and Mrs. W. O. Martin One of Your Post-War Dreams Comes True! vided by the National vretery Katherine Sibley from high school Sunday servioei: morning wor- w»s "even as Pharaoh." The cir- No. 2 2 FOR Mm / C stady hall to Roosevelt School; -morning worship and ship, li A. M.; evening evange- in charge of tickets. Garden Institute. JSoy Scouts cumstances were all against him. The date of the Annual Bazaar BEECH-NUPound T COFFEE ~ "" throughout the nation are not Mrs. Glenn See from Franklin to iay School at 9:30 A. M.; listic service. 7:48 P. M.; Sun-Ho expected the flaming anger ot 330 only planting: gardens but wUILincoln; Mrs. Marjorie wooster by the pastor at 10:45 day school, 9:45 A. M. Young the offended ruler. His brethren had was set for Friday, Dec, 7, with SAVE lOc/ON PURCHASE OF also work on farms. The Green and ~Mrs. Sefina Mingus from M. People's meeting, 6:30 P. M. collapsed in despair. It was cne of Mrs. E. E. Congleton as chair- - T TIT LARGE ffKG. OF WHEATENA Thumb Certificate (below) will to Roosevelt to Lincoln. \ Catholic Masses those dark hours which come to man of the church Workers' table. to every Scout raising food and LET OUR EXPERT REPLATE YOUR every family—when -someone must The Church School held its Aluminum All Weather Windows Plans Made for Teen-age reporting it to his Local Boy MABY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC, demonstrate true love by being opening service on Sunday, Sept 9 DAIRY DEPARTMENT Scout Council. The hardest chrome steel known utral avenue, between Camp- 3ibTe"Class at 2nd Church ftrorft-hearted and fearless. at 9:45. F.rv. R. E. Potter in is used In making anti-friction U street and Esterbrook ave- charge with Mrs. Potter, director That Can Be Changed From Glass To Screen or Vice Versa In-A tew Seconds SWISS CHEESE ball and roller bearings which SILVERWARE ifr-Msgr. C. J. Kane, pas- The first fall meeting of the n. Intelligence (w. 19-29). of religious education assisting. Pound ,-.-. ^ -7 r. Bev. Thomas B._Meaney. -offlcers-and-teacher«-of-the-Sec- —We-have-beeome-so-Bccustomed- 570 withstand load capacities from. may safely eritm»f~"yoar moit In one streamlined, rigid, light-weight frame, the "Orange" All-Weather Window combines AMERICAN LOAF CHE.ESEL one ounce to 200 tons. sistant. Sunday masses: 7, 8, ond Presbyterian Church was to accomplishing things by the use valued silver pieces to oar expert re- 15,10:30 and 11:30 A.M. Daily held In the Junior Department of words that- we are in danger of 'Songs of Victory' Topic, Pound tttaOAtig diparUaent. Jnst cfl! PhrhrfteM substituting speech for action. Even easily interchanged winter panes and summer screens. 380 64242 asses, 7:30 A. M. Novena de- Room Mondiy, Sept. 10. Superin- Sunday Trinity Service PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE If the ears of a two or three day tions Monday 8 P. M. tendent W. D. Cunningham pre- in tones of sorrow or need we send 2 Pkgs 210 old Karakul lamb are long, MAKK'S ROMAN CATHOLIC slded with Harvey Wooster, treas- a well-worded card or telegram, and .^_qiiickly_arid.dmpj^c4n_they-hfi-4lipped-into-placethatthp e seasonal KRAFT VELVEETA h^aamiltonBtreetTSe rcjaST our mission as accom- —-Miss-RutrrKuefcrreITniingEeT~or .chances—are—the—fur—will- be—of lirer ahd Mrs. E. N. Taylor, secre- music, Trinity Methodist Church, A O UN MAR I tea Irving street and Gordon tary. plished. And that isn't all. With the new "Orange" ALL-ALUMINUM All-Weather Window your 22 higher quaity and the curls tighter began the fall work of the Chan- NVnjUSVt STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT see — Rev. Charles S. Butt- Words have their place, but there than if the ears are short. • 115-35 WAYNEWOOD PARK • The business meeting followed cel Choir with a rehearsal last eve- screen and storm sash troubles are ended for all time. Here's what they do for you . . . ML* OF ORIGIN (DESTINATION SURVEY, f. pastor, departmental conferences. The ap- comes a time *when they must be We would list them here Mi notes amsm THE AREA1 ning. They will now take thelr On. Blixk WM «f Plalitfitld Av»f off fronl mday masses; 8 and 10:30 A. pointment of department superin- coupled with intelligent action. • Eliminate the time wasted in taking down and putting up old type storm sash BUT IMS y' Balikpapan was second only to Thursday, 4 P. M., class in Crises call for more than a cheerful regular place in the services. The tendents for the ensuing Include: pastor, Rev. John Munro Jaqueth and screens. Our merchandise keeps coming and we just keep Palembang on Sumutra as a pre- NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST AUTO REBUILDING PLANT stlan doctrine. Beginners, Miss Ethel Balrd; smile or an encouraging word, much Balikpapan grew from unchart- war Netherlands Indias petroleum JOHN'S OBEEK CATHOLIC _aA_ihey_may—mean—in—such -announees^ Sunday nTonrtTig*s" packing our self-service shelves. Come in and One of the tiniest ball bearings J topic, "Songs of Victory" at the • Eliminate yearly painting and repairing. You save not only time, but expense. ed insignificance as a native vil- production and refining center. itreel, btftween~Bemlnary Junior, Mrs. Carleton A. Ransom. hour. We must be prepared by our see for yourself. in the world—2.7 millimeters In Continued Iroai Page One close contact with our loved ones to 11 a. m. service. At this service lage in 1891 to prime importance f TJnr eaue and West Gft»nd avenue. Plans were made for a new • Eliminate balancing on ladders or lean ing precariously out windows. All sections diameter Is a vitaLP-art-" »>"» - M Rev. John Sivka>spastor. speak and act with vigor and as-a Memorial Table will be pre- SHOP with us and YOU'LL^ genP group to be known as "Young Peo- sented. J I < •as a iwjlroleum relining center in den bombsight and other delicate give proper time to the City Im- If SomeooOy Bu mday masses 7 and l\ A. M.; surance. are changed from the inside. -€tood- \ aIires~ana~i riendly Smiles. Died ples' Bible Class" under the direc- The Woman's Society of Chris- I5TT— aviation Instruments. ' provement Committee. onday at e and 10 A. If. tion of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wolfe. m. Self-denial (w. 30-33). Moved, JOHJTS^GBBEK CATHOLIC One step deeper goes the devotion tian Service meets today at the Dr. and Mrs. W. Ott of 2309 Expert Auto Repairing Mrs. Austin Singer was appointed church -•—Eii»rHrate-lhe blwage problem. "Orange" All-Weather screens and storm panes fit Eloped, CNGAEIAN RUSSIAN OBTH- a new teacher In the_prjmaxyje»- of this mnn tfi hh fnfhfr iinrt hitt Church street, sent a letter to the BRAKES SHOCK ABSORBERS luncheon. Tip Top Food Market Married, SPRINGS POX CRlTReH-^-r-w. Grand partment. Mr. Cunningham an- brother. He had done no wrong that in the bottom of the average closet. Common Council asking if some- Left Town, FDEtTPTJHDPS CLUTCHES The Rev. John nounced Sept. 3, as Rally Day. merited punishment, but evidently SELF-SERVICE Had-A-Fire, his brother Benjamin had been STARTERS GENERATOR8 CARBURETOIU! manltzky. Rev. E. A. Goldsworthj*— On top of all this, "Orange" ALL-ALUMINUM All-Weather Windows substantially reduce your 47 E. Cherry Street Rahway 7-3017 Had A Baby, BIBLE CLASS PARTY guilty. Had he been of the spirit of letting garbage at least twice a Been Arrested. na»y services: 8 A. M. and Cain he would have said, "Am I my Announces Fall Schedule e Kalnvay"Tliblic Market) week. The letter was turned over The Mothers' Bible Class of the heating costs . . . thereby pay for themselves. When equipped with "KoolShade" screens, Begun Business, GENERAL REPAIR SERVICE TO ALL MAKES A. M., tnaaaes: 3 P. M, ves- First Presbyterian Church cele- brother's keeper?" and let him an< to the Street Committee with re- e MeiramhnfMien Been Your Guest, AU Work Guaranteed n. Dally mass. 8 A. M. ... •brates the 10th anniversary of its swer for himself. Why should Judah The Church School of First they keep sunny rooms 10/i) cooler in summer. quests that such a condition be Left you a fortune, Episcopal suffer for another? Why should ha Baptist Church will open on Sun- relieved soon as possible. It was organization at the first fall meet- Bought a new Home, UNITED MOTORS SERVICE—Genuine Parts PAUL'S, irrtnj street and Em ing, 8:15 p. m. Monday, September allow himself to be imprisoned in day morning at 10 o'clock. Pupils admitted that help had been very Elected new officers, •enue—Rev. John H. Hauser a strange land to save his father will precede directly to depart- scarce, and the outlook was not 24 Hour To*int Service 17 with a party. All former and No More Of This Craftsmanship in ALUMINUM that Wins the Admiration Met with an accident. ctor. present members are invited. from sorrow and his brother from ment rooms where new pupils will t Where To Buy much better at present. Organized a new club, Way services: 8:30 A. M., what seemed to be the just reward be greeted and registered. . The Power Press Operators "The following is a list of proper- for hli dttdi! of Experts . . . Stolen something you own, W Conununlca; 8;30 A. it, EBENE2ER A. M. E. CHURCH older departments of the school ties sold by W. Warner Tandy That's news; telephone or write Rahway Brake Service «irch school) 11 A. M., morn- Sunday School, 10 a. m. fol- Thus reasons the man of thewill attnd the Unified Service of acting Receiver of Taxes. rhe Record, Phone Bahway 7 8 worship; 6:30 P. M., Younf lowed by morning worship at 11. world, but such is not the language the Church and Church School at Minimum of metal shows: Easy to keep panes dean: Featherweight Screens: The Rah way Record Block 104. Lots 22 and 23 1263 MAIN STREET RAH. 7-1511 of the true toother. He says, "Let alsa 0 Pellowahlp meeting. Rev. J. W. P. Collier will preach 10:15. Rev Edwin A. Golds' "Orange" AU-Weather Win- Thomas H. Caulfield and wife Samuel J. Gasaaway PBOPS. Joseph N. Gassawaj thy servant abide Instead ot the lad worthy, pastor of the church, will "Orange"-storm -panes are Aluminum "summer screens L,,^=JBCH OF THE HOL^ on the subject, "The Master's as a bondman." Well and cour- dows-TU-e inade " from ex- easily and quickly removed for "Orange" All-Weather Elizabeth. 1646 Montgomery street 15 Tears a Brake Specialist—H Tears » Chetrolet SpecialUt "SORTER, Seminary and Healing Touch." The evening give a little message for the boys truded aluminum, thereby Grand Confectionery 505 E. Grand Ave. Hahway. 4180; Block 380. Lot 10 ageously spokenI and girls and a sermon entitled, enabling you to enjoy nar- for washing in the kitchen Windows are ruggedly con- Men and Women Operators for •• Oeorge avenues—Rev. Bua- topic will be ".His Majesty Pro- sink. It Isn't even necessary structed, yet weigh only Matthew YnTke and wife Harriet 11 E. Potter, rector. claimed." A Pew Service will be IV. Love (v. 34). "My Purpose in My Church Tlfls rower-than-usual frames H- Tice ._•_. ,_„._ r.... -—777T-1535-IrvlHg- St.~ - Lovt for father and brother under- to stand on a chair to re- ounces. There are no pro- 1741 Essex s'reet. $105; Block 401 sy services: 7:30 A. Mconducte, d at both morning and Year." throughout. This special Lots 38. 39 and 40. Clayton Cowan lies all of the courage, conviction construction combines light- move the upper panes, which truding wire ends to unravel, Lee's Rahway Sweet Shop 1599 Irving St. Communion; 9:45 A. M, evening hours. Prayer Meeting Superintendent Victor Roulund ness with strength and rig- no tacks or beading to break and wife. Margaret 736 Audrey u and self-sacrifice of a man like of the Church School will be in slide down into the lower Milling Machine • school; 11 A. M, mora- Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. Judah. In his younger years, and idity. half of the frame. off. Flames won't warp. Lottie Hoff 1663 Irving St. drive. 4180: Block 476, Lots 8 and charge of details of the opening of No more fainting of screens 9. Stephen Jackson and wife Mary possibly under the influence of his the school, assisted by the depart- and storm sash. Stutzlen's Pharmacy ." 1729 Irving St. 152 Concord street, $605; Block brothers, he had failed in that re- mental superintendents,' Mrs. Alli- 625, Lots 13 nnd 14, Joseph Juve spect, but now his real devotion to son Sears, Mrs. Henry Schoeffler Come in and see for yourself the simplicity, beauty and fine N- Bova '523 W. Grand Ave. Drill Press 122 Years Is A Long Time! his brother was evident and wife Mary. 152 Concord street Miss Mana Clark, and the adult No More Of This $605; Block 676. Lots 1 to 35 That affection was a real, power- construction of this money saving "Orange" Bardach's -. 978 St. Georges Ave. Christian Science Reading Room ful and beautiful thing, and yet it iJ class teachers. Miss Bess Richey, James Smith, Jr.. 907 Hamilton Mrs. J. Norman Martin, and Lieut street. $2100: Block 802, Lots 58 BUT THAT'S HOW LONG THE RECORD HAS but a faint prefiguring of the affec- ALL-ALUMINUM Ail-Weather Window. T. H. Powell 689 Jaques Ave. Hand Screw tion of the One who "sticketh closer William E. Kulp. The Senior High 59 and 60, John Harris and wife BEEN "THE HOME NEWSPAPER" OF THOt- Open To The Public than a brother," who "though he Department will be led by the R«v. Alben's Confectionery 163 E. Hazelwood Ave. Ophilia. 1347 Stockton street, $150 Edwin A. Goldsworthy and Mrs and Block 928. Lots 20, 21 and 22 f SANDS OF FAMTLIES IN RAHWAY & VICINITY was rich, yet for your sakes he be- Terms Can Be^Arranged ... Tom Bauer's 1494 Irving St. Incentive Rates caroe poor, that ye through his pov- Jason W. Kemp. The Nursery Theodore L. Rehak, and wi£e.Lin,-- 1550 IRVING ST. RAHWAY, N. J.- erty might be rich" (Prov. 18:24. hours each Sunday are from 10 nca, 766 Jflo.Ues avenue, $840. to 12. Ducofl& Grubstein Cor. Cherry & Irving Sts. Whatever Your Business, Let The Rahway Record Aid You In (Masonlc Building) H Cor. 8:8). Fine Peacetime Positions General paid bills to September Let us improve the opportunity to The Annual Picnic of the Bap- Sold and Installed By A. Goldhagen 47 E. Milton Ave. 12. $19,740.16 and relief bills Increasing Sales and Winning New Customers. review our relations with our owntist Brotherhood and members of ••if!-* paid to Sept. 12 amounted to HOURS: WEDNESDAYS 6:00 TO 7:30 P. M. family, to determine whether there their families will be held at Rah- Fishman's Confectionery 1413 Main St. $864.41. way River Park on this Saturday THURSDAYS 6:30 TO 9:00 P. M. is aught that we in intelligent and m H. Newman 88 E. Cherry St. Bonafide Circulation — Proved Results'For Advertisers courageous self-sacrifice should do afternoon and evening, with Mar- for our own. Concern for family tin Hurley, president of the class Ormsby's 26G Monroe St. General Instrument Corp. In 1859. William Grinstead will pay rich dividends, tspeda iresiding. Thp YT leyer Lumber^Co. •{•.ha hnulpri a in these days ol broken homes and vlirhave a covered dish picnic at No more climbing ladders or Recurd Ogke 1 'LeaverrwoTtrn Karu 65 Fort disturbed personal relationships. "The Hickories," Rahway River hanging out windows chang- •m Bridger. Wyo., a distance of 1,500 Love will do more than anything Park, next Tuesday at 6:30. or, in 1ng them 1697 ELIZABETH AVE. PHONE RA 74)300- mUes. «hr 16 hold ui together. " case ot rain, at the home of Mrs. \ Jason W. Kemp. . Kf>.;.^.

THE RAHWAY PAGE SIX THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 SECOND BATES-* cento per Wora itAHWAY'S HOME NEWSPAPEBi WANT ADS ACCEPTED TO 5 4KD CONSERVE ON THE advance, minimum Jg P. M. THE DAT BEFORE cento. Lower rates for SECnOPf FOR OVER A; ^CENTURY ~ PUBLICATION. THESE M) lUiwt HOME FRONT • • • more times without° <£ The Rahway Record • • • Aieney rate 2H centu pp. ADS CASH IN ADVANCE. TfHj THE PAST IS GONE 13 WE FACE tO-pAv*1 fcjff • '•'. ^ v Off IHf OASSIHEO Use The Classified Ads For Results RAHWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 Telephone Rahway 7-WKX The Rahway Record Special Services Male Help Wanted Apartments Unfurnished M May. 1941, is assigned to the Civil participated in the campaigns for .' • . *;; "The Home New»»a»er" Father and SonX>. No. 2,Clark's United States Forces in EASY — THOR — MAYTAG LABORERS the progress the company Service missed an opportunity to visit with ernmental agencies during the_re- rTS—ffairies-of—CarteTetr~has~ ^loyed^by—the—Haines—Dairy—xrf- advertisers not wishing to make WANTED OR 7 ROOM ogs~achleve--|Austila:—fujil. Sciiniermgs wue, washing machines. Also other made In_thejjrqduction_aiiBelgium and 3. 1942 and saw action hi the Neiherland East Indies and then Public Schools -R. 7-170* OR 4 ROOM APABTMEfrT FOR _JRoosevelLJSchool section. Tele- Other pltmts are located tajj wcupatlotrandTiefense" ING. TELEPHONE RAHWAY chandise or service, or if .you want to procure -dersun aiirt "JeTfersonviileT j p ^Ithth^ pTTone Kamvay i-WliX army, he was employed as a canal; the New Georgia, Treasury.- 7-2868. them, you can be assured of plenty df~inTerested~~ Buffalo and Utica. N. Y.; St. I Corps in Europe, where he was, Aug 23 41 in, desirable neighborhood..Tele.-, . 13 2t ro-Sg! fainter by the K» Bdugatnville and" Bismarck archi- readers if you use this page. —o Mo.; Kansas City, Kan,;-^ ates }Qr~ eight.'m pelago operations, the Marianas, phone Elizabeth 2-3210. more, Md.. Chester, Pa., and 13 months in the armed forces. His Company In Rahway. Special NEEDED AT ONCE Sept. 13 2t Philippines Liberation and Okina- flliated with '.Philadelphia Qa wife, Charlotte Rose Davidson, Money To Loan Next Issue Closes Wednesday At 5:00 P. M. Garages For Rent John Zellnka, .disbursing stprer wa campaigns and a carried task OPEN 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Monday thru Saturday 'URNTSHED HOUSE OR APART- Company of California anil and daughter, Priscilla Dean force "strike 'against the Japanese KOOS BROS. keeper/second class,' USN, hus- MOVING TO NEW LARGER u ment wanted by local resident tl6nai_SUicates, Ltd., CanaiU.] Davidson, are'now "at St. Peters- homeland.- =» — 1'. store ' at 757 • Central Avenue, band-er-Mrs. Dorrs Ruth" Zellnka, COME IN—WE WILL' BE with, excellent references. Call FOUR GARAGE DOORS, WITH In civilian life young GJertsen Westfield. Lamp and shade sale Money to win Rahway 7-1113 after 6 P. M. Hamilton street, serves at the PLEASED TO SHOW YOU glass windows. 968 Hamilton made his home at 1540 Totten now goins on at old store. 517 On Bond and Mortgage Sept. 13 3t Pfc. Vincent J. Murphy, son of Naval Service Force organization, South Avenue. Westfield. Will- Byer ft Armstttmt—. Articles For Sale Houses For Sale' Street, Rahway. Phone Rahway President Arthur J. Murphy, of Pearl Harbor, T. H., that trained street, where his brother Louis J. THE JOB BEFORE YOU Jjertsen resides. iams Electric. Westfield. 2-2158. Rahway national Bank C2 WO TICKETS FOR THE RAH- 7-0172. the Board of Health, and Mrs.and provided men to operate and Aug 2 5t BuUdlni. Rahway. N. J. TAKE IT. TWO PIECE MISSION SET way Theater have been left-for Murphy, of 1217 Main street, is hold forward bases during the (settee and chair). Reasonable. BEAUTIFUL 2 FAMILY HOUSE, John J. Coffee. 405 Elm Avenue. Glycerine can be converted to spending a thirty-three day fur-Pacific War. LOOS SHOE REPAIR SHOP. Mortgage Money Arallable 844 Milton Boulevard." 6 rooms, tile bath, kitchen down- Just bring this ad to The Record more than double its weight of lough with his parents, following KAGAN & GURKIN Kenneth Miller Reported 926 St. Georue Avenue", near Sept. 6 2t stairs, 6 rooms, upstairs"; oil office before September 20. nitro-glycerine. fifteen months of ocerseas service Cpl, Roscoe D. Conklin, son of Milton. Quality and service. 1494 Irvine St., Adjolrdnjr HYATT BEARINGS heat. 4 garages, 2 heated. THREE LIVING ROOM CHAIRS, in the Corps of Engineers in Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe D. Conklin, Safe By^Bank Officials . Work guaranteed. Aug 30 3t Rahway Saviors Bank Building DIVISION RAYMOND L. RUDDY. Realtor Prance. He is a -former well- Sr., 136 Elm avenue, has arrived Rahway, N. J. 10x10 rug. and pad vacuum 88 E. Grand Ave., Rahway 7-0040 known baseball star on local it the AAF Convalescent Hospital Vice-President Willard Schehck ART LESSONS. CLASS OR PRI- Oct. 21 tf of General Motors cleaner and small day-bed and vaie. Children especially wel- bureau. Hutzler, Hoffman Bou- teams.- at Plattsburg, N. Y. Here, in a if the Chase National Bank, New ROOM HOUSE, TILE BATH, • • • relaxed environment he will enjoy York, notified Mr. and Mrs. C. P. come. Railway 7-3197-J. levard, Colonia. Only house on 1 car garage,, screens, nice Sept. 13 6t Raritan" Road, Clark Township left. Sept. 13 2t Capt. Albert R. Hasbrouck, Jr., complete rest that serves to expe- Miller, 505 Union street, of the Help Wanted grounds. of Ordnance Division, Seventh dite complete recovery. : Corporal safety of their son, Kenneth C. New Jersey RAYMOND L. RUDDY, Realtor BACK AGAIN TAYLOR TOT AND SMALL SIZE Army, Germany, is home for a Conklin will be offered an oppor- Miller in Shanghai, China. The E. Grand Ave., Rahway 7-0040 VICTOR E. FREY baby bed. like new. 397 Maple thirty-day'furlough with his par- tunity to engage in physical fitness Jfittet says word has been received Riding School. Parsonage Road. 1EAL ESTATE SALESMAN OR Avenue. Rahway 7-0056-R. ents,, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Has-activities and follow carefully LEOOMS, BATH, STEAM HEAT, m.. by the banking -firm that the SfPtuclien. "Telephone Metuchen , W. M. C. RULES OBSERVED • planned-courses of. instruction in saleslady. Car necessary^ Leads 2 car garage, large plot. -brouck, 1137 Fulton street. -He is Shanghai Branch of the Chase 6-1347-J. With miles of coun- BILT-RITE FOLDING BABY academic and technical fields, furnished. Full or part time. KAKHOJOTl. BUDDY, Realtor a graduate"?* Rahway High School National-Bank -employes are being- —.-try_ made.. trails. Established Write Box 315. Rahway Record:" carriage, fair condition $15. and Rutgers University, and a ".'onkiln returned from-the ETO in Telephone Rahway 7-0890-J. E. Grand Ave., Rahway 7-0040 cared for and given financial aid. 193*. Sept. 6 2t former football, basketball and June after serving a year as an Mr. Miller is the grandson of BOYS-WANTED TO SET PINS. 1919 Montgomery "Street. _...... Sept. 13 3L BUSINESS SECTION MAIN ST. baseball star. aircraft mechanic with the 'crmer-CoTirreiliHairgnd Mrs. Ben- HALE OR FEMALE HELP Inquire RahwayJRecreation Co., Automobile Fuel Oil Oil Burners 42 INCH SINK, COMPLETE, Store, 2-4 room apartments. Oil amln Miller. 1157 Fulton street. wanted in wood working plant. 1603 Coach Street. Sept. 6 4t large wine press; lOirtcrrclrcular heat. ^--___^..::_j.. —- DO NOT NEGLECT Y0U Lt. Charles Sloca* has reported Ribbon, with seven battle stars He graduated from Rahway High Experience unnecessary. Over- RAYMOND L. RUDDY, Realtor to the AAF Redistribution Station! and the Good Conduct Medal. Be- g hwy High Lost time. Good pay. National BOYS, TWO, 16 YEARS OR saw with table. 1136 Jefferson Rahway Brake Service PREMIER QUALITY School In 1835 He Is a memb rAvenue. .... :. ...-,-.. „>..•'. 88 E. Grand Ave.. Rahway 7-0040 OH, BURNER iftntic City after 11 months, of foreentering service.he was em-School In 1835. He Is a member Chair Co., Inc., Walnut Avenue over. No experience necessary; Complete Automotive Bepsl* :.*. FUEL ffi ^-Troyerseas id the^ETO: -The ployed by Qulnh and Boden "Co. Ardennes and Heavy Maintenance Company, at with the Fifth Air Force Fighter French carved frame $115. 9x12 & KEY SHOP summer gTease and oil. Now is fice 34 West Emerson Avenue. FUEL OILS Rhlneland and wears the Bronze an Assembly Area Command in Command's Fth Group over New Factory Work rug, end tables, lamps, odd 1537 IRVING ST. the time to ha%'e the crank case Telephone Rahway 7-2993-R, af- $4250 Star Medal, Purple Heart, Combat France, got so close to the front Guinea, the Netherlands East In- chairs, chests, beds, fruit jars. PHONE RA. 7-1198 Oil Borners - Service drained, flushed and refilled with No Experience Necessary ter 5 P. M. 1710-12 Lawrence Street, 2 SPENCER Infantryman's Badge, Good Con- and fighting in Germany in their_ dies, ihe_P-hiUppines and—the- Chevrolet 1934 sedan excellent apts, 3 rooms and bath each. Motor Oil and Greases 1 fresh Veedol motor oil and the (Over 25 TTearaJn Rahway'» Lphoto-Flnlshlne * SuppW -duct Ribbon.- Presidential-Citation" routine" "oTrepalfs "that" they" cap-Japanese homeland, car lubricated with high quality P. S. Bus 32 runs within half —2 aptSr-4.rooms=and bath each. awMhe Invasion- ^ured—a-GermanrGeneTai,-among ALL KINDS OF FUKNTTURE. ICE 'Confidence!) 1540 Irvlnr St. Rah.-M" Meyer was-leading- a- flight -of Veedol greases by" our trained Lot 208 deep—City 1 block. Arrowhead. His parents are Mr.other troops they are now In a re- block of factory. boxes, kitchen cabinets- and COMBINATION" STOVE, CREAM five P-38 Lightnings on an escort service men. Schwarting's Income $64. Taxes $14 per mo. and Mrs. J. C. Wargo, of the" Iva deployment camp awaiting ship- kitchen sets, couches, beds, and green, in perfect condition. mission over Japan's-Inland-Sea Ti;dol Service. Irving and Mil- WMC Rules observed H. A. DIERS, 346 W. Grand Ave street address. ment" to the Pacific. springs, kerosene heaters and Call at 2010 Whittier Street. Moving .Monuments- -Window-Gleanint when they were attacked by six ton. SeptT6~2r stoves. Baby chairs, carriages, enemy lighters. The final score— TINGLEY-RELIANCE play pens, etc. "We buy and sell 6 ROOM HOUSE, CENTRALLY M. G. CLENDENNY Monuments and Markers R. H. SCHMTTT Sgt. Frank G. Reeseg, 384 Ra- Sgt. Harold C. Perrine, AAF, one five Nip defInltes and one probable RUBBER CORPN. anything." Rahway Furniture Rooms Without Board located, lot 100x100, $4500. Mae Movinr and Storage For All Cemeteries __. MULWKE- leigh road, arrived home from 17 of five brothers In ; >ns_Qf_ ia -iheJoss-of-one-Americftn—was -Contracting- -Exchange,—1482—Mala Street. -Bettler-3^43r-E3terbrook Avenue HOLLYWOOD ~ months overseas on August 13. He Mr.and Mrs. Edward Perrine, 915 typical of the proportion of losses 12 ~503"~Ross Street, Rahway Rahway 7-2918: Employees MONUMENTAL CO. Window Kleaning Ki was witn the Fourth Division, Westfield avenue,-has been honor- during the course of the war. 5 ROOM MODERN HOUSE, CON- wounded three times, during the ably discharged from service and July- 12-tf- 1 MAIN OFFICE & PLANT: TeL Elizabeth 2-5491 The captain inherits his piloting ATA"—KINDS—OF HOOFING venlently located, large lot Modfcrn Equipment invasion. Was with General will return to work with Merck SOME FOLKS WITH DESIRABLE • AU Loads Insured Opposite Hollywood Can. 47 Elm Street, Elliabetl skill—his father was a night work done. Have work done SALESLADY WANTED, EXPERI- BICYCLES, RADIOS, MUSICAL rooms to let, hesitate about ad- $6000. Mae Bettle. 1343 Ester- Hodges 1st- Army division that and- Co., In the near future- CHAIRS ntones Rah. 7-0923—7-1239-J 168 Stuyvesant_Aie_-Unlon 1754 Montgomery St., B»M bombing"~pllot"~during^the"firat enced preferred. Steady work. instruments. Electric fans, irons, brook- Avenue. • liberated Paris and penetrated Sergeant Perrine was injured by now. before cold weather. Esti- vertising them. If you *re look- 172 WE8T-INMAN AVENUE Unionville 2-1379 world war. The younger Meyer Apply M. Landau, Cherry St.- stoves- arid— toastersr—alarm the Siegfried Line to Durrant, -mates plvp.n. Frank Kadlac, 1853 ing for a room, try advertising I BRANCH DISPLAY: flak In August last year and was started flying when he was 15 Barnet Street, Rahway 7-2404 Sept. 6 3t clocks; all other clocks. Expert fnr It, y Give Prom* avenue, fora 30-day furlough. She and Presidential Unit Citation. of styles and fabrics from which to make a choice ... and floors a specialty. Estimates 3019-J. Aug. 9 81 Street. Sept. 6 4t 391 "Madison avenue, after his re- for free tickets, clip out the ad MONUMENTS Efficient Service OD will report at a Southern reassign- • • • given. Phone Rahway 7-0422-R. Wanted To Buy and present It personally any SURE YOUR BUR- lease from the German prison CORD WOOD FOR FIREPLACE, CLEAN, COMFORTABLE, FUR- FRANK L. ASZMAN, Pres. ment center and probably go to Kenneth Warren Bedman, ARM Sept. 13 4t 41 week-day before-S:0O P. M. at camp at Mooseburg, Germany. LOVESEATS the Pacific area. Lieutenant Mad- think of savings on these fine pieces . . . then furnace and kitchen stove. nished rooms with all conveni- NER IS OPERATING B. S. MOORE, St. Salesmanager MOVING 3/c, son of Mrs. Florence Bedman the office of den has served in France for al-637 Seminary avenue, is attend- Cut to any length. Order now ences. Single and double. House- 2107 Lufberry St., Rah. 7-2689 FRIGIDAIRES, 8MALL RADIOS 'THE AT TOP EFFICIENCY and most two years of 33 months in ing advanced radio school at Naval for next winter. Telephone Rah keeping if desired. Near Penn Family on Lufberry Street come down to KOOS BROS, and make your selections. bicycle, tricycle, musical lnrTU way 7-1062. • Aug 23 8 service. She Is a graduate of Rah- Air Technical Training Center, Painting, Decorating Station, 94 East Milton Avenue Three Generations STORAGE way High School and Long Island 18 ments. Electric fans, Lons Rahway 7-2918. Aug 2 U Memphis, Tenn. Bedman recently stoves and toasters. Electric mo NEW ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Rahway Record College Hospital Training School returned from serving two months Tickets not redeemaW' for Have it inspected and and took post-graduate work at BEVOIR & DITMARS PAINTERS tors, drills, tools, movie cameras —order now—also parts and re- ONE NICELY FURNISHED necessary adjustments and Repairs with a task force air group during KARL MARX and projectors. Watches, alarm pairs. Austin J. Brown, agent. Saturdays, Sundays and ALL LOAD* INSURED Northwestern Hospital, Cleveland, and paperhangers. 974 Broad room for gentleman. Modern holidays. cleaning done regularly. the invasion of the Philippines. He Street. Telephone Rahway 7- and all other clocks in any con 847 Central Avenue. Rahway 7- home. Private family of two. °- After that she served in heris a graduate of Rahway High OF TRADITIONAL DESIGN Tatting chair with cozy curve.] channel hack, deep base frinpe, up- No Tickets Glren Without Ad ELECTRIC Professional.capacity at Charlotte (Rahway Upholstering 2684 Aug. 31 tf dition. "We buy and sell any 1721-W. Aug 30 4t Plenty hot water; fine neighbor- N - C.,-and in a supervisory position School. holntcrcd in soft green and rose stripe - - - §S£ft thing." Rahway Furniture Ex- hood, near station and all bus at • • • PAPERING 4.ND PAINTING. ES- 20 PEKIN AND MUSCOVY Now to Saturday MOTOR We Are Specialists O« St. John's, Brooklyn, and then Company) change, 1517 Irving Street. Tele- lines. 890 Jaques Avenue, cor S/Sgt. Joseph Deloretto, Mili- timates given. Vernon Owston. ducks, also good breeding at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Philadel- phone Rahway 7-2918. ner Stanton Street. Sept. 6 3t "COUNTER ATTACK" PIANO MOVING tary police, 32 months overseas, TelephontvRahway 7-1859. pigeons, $1.50 pair. 2236 Price Premier Oil & Rewinding phia. Tuxedo love seat with smart taUorcd lines, upholstered in roee damask Apr. 5 tf . and and Pfc. Floyd M. Kruse, of 421 Sept. 6 3 Street. i ONE OR TWO FURNISHED — Plus — -jvitlt-bigjiluf! riihisort Team Win Doubles City Stadium on Sunday, Sept. ments were made to sell war bonds 6-Time Winner 1 UpMerck 13-2 In 16, 1945 at 3 p. m. The review" and stamps at the First National i 1 Busy Season Ahead The Board of Governors of th' Play-off Games TPUI consist orthe 11 flotillas and" Bank, October 8. Church AUiletlc and Recreations Beat Lindsay and Cun A new Kolf champion was Dull Game the Division Band and will pass Those in charge will be Mrs. J. ; : Fall activities of the boys' de- Association at its first meetin ningham for Ilderan crowned at the Colonia Golf Club in review as fotilla units. Rahway R. Leonard and Charles Rorke. A Losers Aheail Until Fifth last Sunday, when-Henry Leonard, new member, Mrs. Lester Price, j '... partment of the Rahway Y. M. C. Friday night in the Rahway Y. 1* ^ Byrnes fi A. ran the Bamut Flotilla 310 wil be headed by Com- Club Championship a new-comer, defeated Ray Rehak was received into the auxiliary. A '•;,•'. ' ..'. A. will begin on Monday. Scptem- C. A. arranged to promote both ; finning: Merck Scores Six Monday night when it defeated mander Lewis Sackrider and Jun- '<.''•' ber 17. A well-rounded program basketball and bowling leagu in a match that went 38 holes, the highly touted Merck Softball special award was made Mrs. Louis for boys of all ages will be offered. clinic. It w decided to take part Runs In Last Two Innings Paul Z. Anthony and Bralnerd Rehak had been the club cham- team by a score of 13 to 2. Har- ior Commander Paul Bader. Offi- Rubin. ..j. .:.... accordins to Mr. George H. Allen. In a basketball clinic in November D. Lindsay defeated "W. Dickson pion six times. dened ball fans could hardly cers from the USCG Headquar- A chow meln luncheon will be — ••""•_'. boys'— work—secretary,—with—dairy wherein-«xperls-will- lover 16» will use the gym on Mon- Tafilowski's s-'vift delivery. In fact Pitching Tournament Set To Play Ball for in the 'season the tnnis set would of 90-21—69; Mr. Sauer and Mrs. ducting educational programs as days, Wednesdays and Fridays at Lo(> arrange—for a visitation of some Merck did it only scoring in- an aid to safety In boating- and venience. The volume of modern Fields Ready This .Month Flynr is not a Softball player and Bauer, 101-25—76. ning in the seventh, managing to 7 p.'m. and together with Senior For September 23rd ^ , ^ X ^ ihe preservation of life and prop- traffic places the emphasis on his errors were more or less ex- o/ of the noted professionals in an In the sweepstakes on Saturday: put over two runs to prevent a Members may use the pool al any To Function safety, and .today's luminaries are cusable. exhibition match. Mrs. R. L. Jones. Roger Clapp; 81-10—71: Ernie shutout. erty. lime oh a.qy day _but Tuesday, Entry blank^ s for the 19th An- Red Cross Sept. 30 ;he new woman's champion, said Hansen, 82-10—72; ChesteX-Case. The Rahway Flotilla designed with this purpose in -AH r missed Johnson B|lllf> A. A. winch is Lncirs' Day oTTool- nual Union County Horseshoe The New" York Giants of the ihe would like to. see the club ar- 83-20—73. of Commandant Louis Sackrider. TnTnctr" I ball fields in the Union County one of the finest catchers in soft- •ange for exhibitions, during the On Friday evenings al Iul ball. Gibbs made two hits for Re- Pitching Tournament scheduled at National Professional Football Hay Dully, rf Cd "evening's entertainment pS-i«ii?" System on a '•jTeasbn basis fall, summpr and spring. They Sanzone. aa-iib — "iert1" Bonk. Bill Bodlne. John b"n^ I should "be submitted by team man- ormatory. and Williams got a Warinanco Park, are being sent League and a soldier,eleven from Dunn .3b planried fcr ail members of the :hree-bigge", Flynn a single, and always add a lot of life to the club, huth. U . Breza; Earl Crandall. John Ma- An electric motor can step up its agers not lat«r than September 25. to all teams throughout the coun- Camp Lee, Va.. will meet at the introduce new members and gives Mayor Carlin Honored boys' department. A swim will be- Mojocha. al.«o a hard ball player, geeae, P dura, George Hodgson. Frank power output from three to five . .gill-- the .evening, after-which a. it is announced, by George.T, Crop, ty. The tournament is scheduled Newark Schools Stadium, Sunday club more prestige. Houseman. John.Rothman, John times- capacity ,to handle .peak .acting' superintendent of recrea- had one hit,. . • • :' - • . . By. American Legion - - Cloa, lb varied program wil! follow Movies. Reformatory went along for September 23, and it is expect- afternoon. September 30, accord- The Ilderan Club has ha.d a Murphy; cr-U ..:.c Tire, and' Harry Erigquist. loads of short duration. stunts, entertainments, socials, tion for the park commission. long and eventful tennis history Maucerl. 2b 3 imoothly until the fifth, when ed Rahway will be well represented ing to an announcement made to- Mayor Ertward J. Carlin, Free- quizes are lust a few of the events Fields available for such use are ind there is no reason why it Robt. Duffg) c 2 as there are many good horseshoe holder Alfred C. Brooks and Best, sf 1 being planned for this Friday located in Warinanco. Cedar •lerck opened up its heavy guns. day by John C. Williams President v pitchers here. should not continue. Tennis is Councilman Harry B. Colvln were, Nishters group. The first Brook Orenn—JJfoofe—Rahway. A base on balls, followed by two of L. BambP'Kcr & Co.. wTilcJi or- .growing in importance every sea- Totals 13 12 ^sr n single by Laurence, and a 1 guests of honor at a dinner given 1126 E. Jersey •"--»••——tmiarnilKawameeh. Mattano. and All contestant. ; are :>• qualify at ganization is sponsoring the af- Ison. Never in the big years at Theatre) ELIZABETH will be held on Friday. Septemb^ ~ double by George Shornak, yielded 10 a. m. by tossing 50 shu;'.v.J.~je. by members of Rahway Post 5, Merck & Co., Inc. (2) 6 omahegan Parks and at Morris fair for the benefit "of the Ameri- Forest Hills was there a greater American Legion Thursday night B. H. NUE (Near Ritz Thea 21 and will feature 5 reels of avenue> Union and the Spring- hree runs. Merck came right tournament will begin al 12:30 Gasoline Pump and Tank can Red Cross. demand for tickets than the re- in the Legion Home, in recognition Faughnun, cf 0 1 at JEFFERSON AVENUE (Near Ritz xnovirs - cartoons, sports, and ,leld sectlon of the Ranway Rlver lack in the sixth. Two bases on p. m. Contestants will br defaulted cent tournament. The old favorites Ucd. 8b 0 0 novelties. ™--. sails, p. single by Young followed It will be the first appearance of of their efforts in behalf of that Trips lo important sports events Parkway. after 1 o'clock. who have been in the army and organization. Lawrence, rf .*'... O 1 Installations It is expected the Union County >y Bill Lawrence's double, added There will be classes A, B, and a professional eleven on a Newark navy returned in better fittle than Becker, ss , 1 1 and to neighboring cities will be mother trio of tallies. field since 'he war caused dissolu- Abrams. It '. 1 1 Football League will function this C if-there ate 30 or more entries: ever, and what was noticeable at They were highly praised for Rumpleton. lb 0 0 made during the fall months. Al- Bill Clos. Jr.. and Percy Wuko- tion of the American Association their work in behalf of the Legion ready the boys are looking forward autumn. Teams desiring to enter only classes A and B if less than many of the big tournaments was Shornak, c O 0 the league are requested to contact ets were the umpires and judged 30. The highest ten qualifiers will and will mark the return of the and for the interest they had_ Mauren. 2b 0 1 to a bip league baseball game, col- the large number of enlisted hoys Wright, sf-p 0 1 1 the park commission. The possi- very fine game. be in class A. the next ten in Class major leajrrrc "grid Giants after an who, before entering the service, taken in the welfare of the vet- lege footbal and the Rodeo. Visits absence of many years. In the erans inajl^ their activities^ _ All. Koch, p-at 0 0 Gasoline Wholesale bility of the Union County Touch- IJ. Classes A and B will play a to such cities as New York. Tren- Merck ,11 Co.. Inr. (li) had never seen a tennis match; Tompklna, sf 0 o football League operating again Round Robin and C classes and past it was their custom to play an three made shbrttalks. expressing Gerca, 2b O 0 ton and Philadelphia will be made. R. H. annual exhibition game against With the proper publicity and apper.rs to be good. Teams from Tlman. cf 0 0 eliminations of 25 point games. their appreciation for the manner A temporary schedule Is being .leds, 3b the old, now defunct. Orange Tor- the type oJ players the Ilderan Totals „._. 2 6 1 Industrial plants, clubs or other Competitors may use their own in which the Legion had honored followed this week with a general groups desiring to enter the league ."oung. sf nadoes. Club can get for its exhibition them. Byrnes A. A 107 003 ;—13 — Service Stations swim at i p. m. during the week leck-T. ss shoes provided they meet with the matches, could — within a sliort Merck is Co.. Inc 000 000 2- 2 Clothes. should also contact the park com- brams. If official requirements as to size and, Steve Owen's Giants were the A short business meeting: pre- ymplrea—;P. Wukovets. W. Clos. Jr. and at 10:30 on Saturday. mission.*.. . -.'. -iwrence. *U time—:have a well jayjng. gallery, :eded the reception. The post' Firms - Representatives cj the local Hi- 'umplctqft. Tb •weight. Rules of the National^ Eastern champions of the National and,- at--t^r?£isme'' time, • help' de- Muuren, -2b Horseshoe Pitchers' Association League las'. Fall and were beaten made arrangements for a Joint in- eluded songs, dances and specialty T are- planniite to attend the Kew velop, many new prayers. There stallation with Rahway Unit 5, Jersey Assembly on Hi-Y States- 15. The Assembly which is being ihornak. c will give the competition. "in the intersectional champion- is no doubt that Mrs. Jones is acts. Those performing were 'ompklns, rf . Entries close at noon Friday, ship contest by the Green Bay American Legion Auxiliary Sep- interested in having pumg_and tank installa- manship to be held at Princeton sponsored by the boys work sec- loch, p going to prove a very popular club tember 20 in Legion Home. The Marion Neyen, Hazel Miller, Eileen Dniversity oj Saturday, September retaries of the area, will include September ?i, with George T. Packers. With the war over, champion, find as news is- gen- Besmer and Arthur Doucha. -tions made and requiring a reliable source of Owens is looking forward to big- new officers will-be Inducted by discussions of such topics as Totals rCibn7~A*cfing—Superintendent • of erally built around its champion, ODunty Legion official*. • • The 'committee;in charge _con-_ Elizabeth, is about to u'l'lncss a revolutionary method of retail distribution inJien __ . . •. -WhatvU' Bt-Y?," The Bole of | Recreation. The Union County ger and better postwar players the Ilderan. can oonaldtor iUell slxVed of -Qeorge Zust, Charts ~ supply from a distributor of~Maj oFUrancT Prentis OPEN.S its doors todaj. In three other large cities in J^eto Jersey, great " ' Hi-Y Officers," "Program Plan- X. J. K, (2) Park. .. Commission, • WSrinancd and now has a squad of 40 men z R. H. fteyTlucky;" ' »>- * • charge of Richard Neyen, and In 7 peedometer ning," and "The Officers as Inox. ss 0 0 Park, Acme and Canton street, working out at Bear Mountain for ^Prtroleum Products arpJcordiallyLravited to public acceptance, patronage and acclaim PROVED Prentissucceeded in "BVinging >.,.—^ . Statesman." George Fairweather, ynle«k47 - o 0 Elizabeth. several weeks. That's a larger the Factory to the public" At last, a down-to-earth, money-saving method of • « ervice general secretary of the local Y. libbs. lb 0 . o An entry blank must accompany group than Owen had had since avail themselves of our advice and experi- 'ofllowskl. p 0 0 bringing food clothing to the consumer has been accomplished. Prentis proved - i s M. C^_A. wil) lead a discussion Illlams. 2b each application. Suitable prizes the draft began taking players 1 1 ence in the matter without obligation. group*~on "Vice-Presidents—Pro- lynn. c chat economy, efficiency and mass production mean more dollars in your poc\et. Z WE REPAIE THEM ALL .. 0 1 will be presented the winner and out of his roster and the veteran gram Chairmen." Officers of the nto. sr .. 0 0 •runner-up in each division. coach is taking full advantage of Attend our QPEHWG TODAyX-BUT-DiRECT-from-n-manufacturer >; . - ; • Rahway Hi-Y are Charles Davis. IIll,lCtOIl. Hi ..?•"•"» S> the situation. He has scheduled J_— "^^FTSAHWAY 7-1271 BOB RECKER President; Bruce Gilman, vice- Motocjia. cl .. . 0 0 DIRECT fn.ni a FACTORY-TO-TOLT salesroom ... a method that cuts out all y- Hare, rl . 1 1 two drills dally instead of one and TEXACO SERVICE president: Edward Hasbrouck. sec- can operate with three complete fiincy and c<»fl> overhead and streamlines prices to a minimum, - - —— retary; and James Boyle, treas- East Unlikely To See elevens. Westtield and Madison Aves. urer. Mr. Fairweather will accom- N. I. B. Camp Lec-will have one of the Eahway. N. J. pany the delegates. Following 001 100 0—2 World Series This Year; Trojan Oil Company • f Merc_ k ,t Co~...... 0000 033 X— 6/ few service teams in the country the conference the boys will make Two base lilts—Lawrence. Shornak.' Can Senators Beat Tigers? this year. With the reduced mili- RAHWAY, N. J. a report to the local Hi-Y Clubs Thren ba.se hit—Williams. Umpires— W. Clos. Jr.. p. Wukovets. tary program since the Japanese Brant Avenue Clark Township From the looks of big league surrender, some of the installa-. teams standing there is little' tions have been forced to forego I Rahway, N. J. BUY DIRECT and SAVE •crnrrrce~onne tast gettinginto 7o'oWaTI7T>uV~trHrVirginians will nip the World Series this fall, unless along with a powerful outfit and N. J. Waterfowl Detroit would be unable to hold under the smart coaching of Ed- Kerosene Solvents Fuel Oil Bowling the pace, Washington take a big ward Mylin. a captain in the Army S7 to S15 at PRENTIS , brace and shoot into the lead. This I'in" Worl"u"du Wa™'«r l I*••, tutorelucoread thme LLaa - Season From -is-hardly probable-as the-Senstonr^ayette- Bridmerr-froirr-M3T-OTT -Attention-Bowlers- -tadierand Men have not the reserve players to the Spring of 1943. when he was draw on. Then there is the St. granted a leave of absence to par- • PRENTIS makes ihe men's and students' Certified Alleys Octl3to~Dec31 Louis Brown?, winners of the Am- ticipate in the Army's athletic clothes they sell and PrenHs styles their erican League Pennant last year. program, which was expanding at ladles' clothes. Afternoon and Night Leagues now forming. New regulations governing the Those Browns are not only plug- the time. ******** hunting of migratory game birds gers but seem to get stronger as • PRENTIS sells DIRECT to you, eliminating Instructions to Beginners fix New Jersey's waterfowl season the season shortens, and there is ALL In-between profits. this year between October 13 and always a chance of the St. Louis • PRENTIS mass purchasing power und SO THAT'S Council of the State Department state of exhaustion and climb the streamlined production at their own Bowling at its best of Conservation has announced. pennant fence just in time to push Meets U.'of Ron 29th factories bring you great savings. According to a memorandum the top suy off. SAYS A WORD" "•~PRENTISnreHrTrrK>W~RENTT factory" Jow-1-at-Rahwav-Rec jseiit_ta-the_State-Fish-and-Game .—New—York-has-but a fighting Council by the United States Fish -Robert KTMcFa'dden. son of Mr. —salesrooms ... no fancy fixture!; Just chance—winning by a knock-out and Mrs. Gratten E. McFadden of Play Safe — Reserve Your Alleys Mow and Wildlife Service in Washing- —in case the leaders just are un- 5UITS -&-eOATfr plain factory pipe racks to keep over* ton, the daily bag limit during the 885 Maurice avenue, is a member head down. able to stand the pace. of the Brown University football BILL SCHMIDT, Prup. season wilt again be ten ducks, Some fans had the impression 9O9S including not more than one Wood that Cleveland would be the dark squad which meets the University • PRENTIS sells for CASH ... that means Duck. The possession limit on of Pennsylvania on September 29 EXTRA savings. horse since Bobby Feller returned for the first game of the season. Rahway Recreation Co. ducks is two days' bag (except to the mound. Feller pitched a 14 « * -Wood—Snek-T-on4y—erte—allowed at McFadden, a graduate of Rah- SUITS—Sh«i t to 4t !• Oobordlnn. Do.illr.1. Covtrtt, • And men, PRENTIS gives you expert •greagreat ga —last-SunltS d Ih.tl.iid., Twltli. Moniilih Wortl.di !• man tcilerid T603 COACH STREKTT(>]»». Y.MCA) any time). The additional dally the Yankees, but experts who have ay Hiyh ScliwT. It, a membei' ol ^>Yi»<. . — alterations FREE. : bag of 5 mallards, pintails or the Naval Unit and Zcta Psi fra- seen considerable of him since ternity at Brown. COATS — 51m 7 to S2 In Miltoni. FL.cti. %,,in Telephone Ralnvav 7-2.359 widgeons Is no longer-allowed. A getting his discharge from the "REMINDS ME OF Co».rh. Cavalry Twllli. Twxdi la Chjjttrfitldi. ftt.j Federal duck stamp is required for Navy, will fll you: Bob may be PERSONAL SANK sports stYlts. all duck hunters over 16 years of Just as fast as ever, but he does LOANS. THE SANK OPEN EVERY EVENING age;e.. MEN'S 100% ALL WOOL not look like the same sturdy and Easlcs Will Be Busy Birds, KEEPS JUST AS purinjr the season, hunters may husky boy wlio came from the 1 take ducks. American and Red- Kansas farm a few years ago. Evi- Thin Fall am ™:.,.".- I QUIET ASOUT Breasted Mergansers, Geese and dently the Navy took a lot out of PERSONAL IN-, SUITS & COATS "' Brant, and Coot. In order to pro- Bob, but he still can toss that pill FORMATION YOU I J The Fraternal Order of Eagles, mote the Coot as a_ table delicacy, '""• «->-- TS business. With Clcve- ahway Aerie. 1.863. have planned CIVE" Autoriicbilelpnsiirance "it >ias been recfiristened~nWluTer r—a-busy -autumn;—On-October bill" by Ducks Unlimited and it y Ducta Unlimited and it 7, there will be a class initiation in ^I^ESPEaAlLy-4ike-to-«how-you Rates Now Lower Than Ever Before is hoped that the new name will every day and winning 'em all. honor of State Organizer Charles the Suadial Shoe styles illustrated above—three* persuade more sportsmen to put h-strict con-,., 44 drfftroRt sbts and modtls-to correctly fit vvtry flgiro. would put the Indians in first P. McCann. The Newark degree needed to this fowl on the table and thus place. team will perform the ritual work of the smartest new styles in young men's shoes ^formation you NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS "A" Ration Book help control the disproportionate In the Nat'onal the fight is be- District Organizer William in America. But look over all of our Sundial stylo.' Liability *5000/J10,000 increase of the species. Accord- Most Men's tween the Cubs and Cardinals, Prepak of the Rahway lodge, has (Balnray) Property js000 ing to the U. S. Fish and Wild- You be the judge of which one best suits you! $28-75 with the Oibs holding the odds. been in Worcester, Mass., attend- Damage . life Service, the "Whitebill" is the' The Cubs arc 2'/2 games up on the ing a zone conference. On Satcr- EVERY PAIR of Sundial Shoes has solid third most plentiful amphibious Styles World Champions and that is not day night a group of Eagles will 85 85 migrant, as It ranks close behind so much when one knows the Car- comfort—outstanding quality—mote value- "B" Ration Book the mallard and the pintail. fly over to the Jersey City aerie Liability S5000/J10.000 dinals. St. Louis Nationals are a to attend the testimonial dinner per-dollar—built in by the world's largest shoe (Eahway) Property 150W There is no open season on Snow strong and sturdy set of players, 4 * 7 to Past President Eugene Mc- manufacturer, Damage $31-50 Goose or Ross's Goose, or Swan. and always play their best baseball Keever. On Saturday another The taking of waterfowl by means when out to catch the other fellow. group will run-off to Camden to of bait, live duck or goose decoys ire, Theft and Collision Rates Are Also Lower So. unless Washington can beat participate in a picnic, and on =112(tEzJERSEtJIREETz p heiewiUagain be no September 23,-the Newark Aerie "IS.* ^a.,^^&xa=K£f=«ful to use world series in the east. In Sthis delegation will be guests of the at Jefferson Avenue. (Near Ritz Theatre), Elizabeth any gun except shotgun not section of the country everybody Phillipsburs aerie at a clambake. 1524 MAIN STREET Shoes larger than 10 gauce and holding likes Clark Griffith and would like TEL. RAhway 7-2073 NATIONAL BANK PREES — SIZES 10 TO 20 • m NEWARK not more than two shells. to see his team win. No douBt The 80-day season on ducks OPEN FRIDAY ami SATCKIXAY EVENINGS RZHWAi K-EWJlRStY 100% A.U. WOOl SUITS SIS.fS 134 COMMERCE ST., opp. Penn. R. R. Station President Truman would 'like to (IV. WOOL UNCEOTir COATS 510.-5 Bauer-Brooks Co. :ixed for New Jersey is shared by Many Naval flight crews are see both Washington and the being trained in a grounded elec- . NO CHA>Sf FOR A1THATIOMS . • IH JERSEY CITT • IN UHIOH CITT'—- 1 other states among them are- Cardinals hit it off for a world 1480 Irving St, Rahway 7-0865 onntit Dl em arel tronic imitation of the Martin 930 Bergen Avenue 3701 Bergenline Avenue a Connecticut. Delaware. Massal Tries™S w'o^ld bta excise Mariner, twin-motored flying boat. ******** of Ncw s hc l Th" dummy—pi»rte—rrm?ltarfes~all' ~~i —^-— SECOND FLOOR :zHoliday : s as he is som^e ball fan. types of flying conditions. ORAUTHi FAMILY PAGE TEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 THE RAHWAY RECORp RECORD was under 2 313 group life Insur- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 PAGE ELEVEN N. J. Families ance policies: and 18,328.000 was Polio Aids Respond. Rutgers Concert Season Realtors Discuss under 31,886 Industrial Insurance Prentis Clothes November 15 With Receive $34,909,000 policies. Yet More are Needed Ex Libris ...By William Sharp Post W For the nation as a whole. $662,- Opens Store In Boston Symphony 617.000 was paid as death claims The State Director of Health. urrent Attractions at Rahway, Empire and NeighboringTheatres Regular meeting of under 704,258 policies In the sec-Dr. J. Lynn Mahaffey announces The Rutgers University Concert In Insurance ond quarter, compared with $614,- A4REAT MOVE I Of THE CHINESE PEOPLE * that there has been a gratifying Elizabeth Today Series which has become one of tsoarBoarda o0f1 RealtorKealtors wawass heM „. .Z • T"i ' • social control, physical geqlogy, 617,000 was paid as death claims response to the appeal (or nurses history of social thought and cul- Thc Buckaroo New Jersey' families received under 704,258 policies In the sec-to-cBTe-foT"Pollo victims. "^muBJ^ the most Important events on the office of Realtor John F Ge^lllWS ^Veiling Break It Easy The Price of Perfidy Current Attractions ct ltural «h1l«h«ri --Tnen-*aTid" women straight eight <8> hour duty, six from the "DiieFMiller died about three years ago, jtF lam Bendix round out the all star of the previous year and 36.014 in To Have Assistance of open to Elizabeth and the sur-teTesfand determination "of one and are now »n- who seek- a Iibarjvl-Ajts^OrTBusf- (6) days a v/eek, at $10 per day. man, Professor Howard D. Mc- tt » college offices'." 7T" Hatantori the age of sixty-eight. In a file of her manu- cast. The fi'm version has much the first half of 1941. rounding cities and towns. gaged in their pre-war '' ness Administration degree in eve- State Hp;wy Commissioner Maintenance and transportation Kinney; head of the Rutgers Music pt. New .Brunswick, scripts covering forty-three years, only to be desired and the entertain- "In spite of a reduction this year in the-real estate and ning classes, (2> veterans who wish will be allowed. Department. business. * .e fall schedule is being rapid- three completed stories were found to have ment has not quite equalled Allen in the civilian death rate, the ag- Prentis Clothes has manufac- to continue evenings their educa- Bregatc of death benefit payments In cooperation with the U. S. tured clothing for 40 years and The list of artists who have ap- Various members of the local Dusted to meet the changed been rejected. Among her best known of the air. On Sunday "China tion under Public Laws 346 and works were her long short stories, "The Sky" another of the many war has continued high largely because Public Roads Administration and journeys. No names will be taken hns enjoyed a national reputation peared on the Rutgers concert board are planning to attend. atlonal needs of a nation at nor car numbers recorded as the stage during those 30 years reads lunoheon nfeetlng of the New j., 16, (3) men and women who do Charm School" and "Come Out of the stories, but good, is co-featured of increased war fatalities." Hol- municipal officials. State Highway and distribution. This firm experi- As a result, the new eve- not have the time to follow a full sar J. Johnson, presidentJ3f_the_ questionnaire Is designed to be Im- like the pages of some musical wy Association of Real »• Kitchen," both of which were dramatized, with "Where Do We Go From fippnrpr MHlpr .Jr., mented some time ago with their t program is being enlarged to college schedule but desire ad- Ihstitute. said in'announcing the personal anc*. voluntary. On ap- who's who. Turning" through"the Boards.-whichiwlU be held and "Gowns by Roberta," the basis for the Here" a Fred-Murray extra' spc has started a survey in-North Jer- illy a pre-war~basis,-Dean vanced training in their vocation =r_ligui-es. > "War-dirinr pnnriinatgly nSO ' principal roadt first factory salesroom" in "Jersey large sheaf of old-programs lnthe September 31, 12:30 p m -musical-comedy, "Roberta." clal, th.t. slory^-Qf :a_7present-:4F:: sey's metropolitan aistrict toTeffrrf leading' tb~a certificate Tri business about one of each ten passenger City^-aud—immedlate—pabUc—re^ _Rutgers_ library^ one finds the Mohawk, Sparta. '"" 1 c. Miller, reported today. [ In "All Our T.iv«"''H -niy VJW. Miller, and his efforts to serve his coun- not fall off Immediately following.] admlnlatratjon,,_.englneering,_ or- l V-E Day for two reasons: the na- "car~drtveri will ~also~be"~asKe~d~{he~ ,'sponse" endorsed" this bpenlng7 -names T>f such Tnusicar grtfifTas •in conaldwatton-ef-thi J her husband, tells Mrs. Miller's life story. It ry. June-lfavei und Juan LesBe~ will be of greatest benefit for traf- rcrreujlstry, ah'd W former war do much to make this an excellent tural delays in -transmitting- noti- starting and destination pnlnu of Mjliei'ehjuprauing—that—it-was-pos-- -Jsg-JIturbi^erielJftanh meeting of the Rahwav RnBrj ., Jeconversion problems are to be is the story of a reigning beauty in the hey-- fications_from the war theaters: his trip. . | | sible to bring trie factory to theArtur Rubensteln, Paul ISiltors to be held on October j ted in the fields of business, LworJcers who -took courses under rcamedy" "The .music is good. At •s:_| The data will guide the Federal. r —and—the-Errater""activityTn "trie - -Slgvald-Johannessorrr ehief—of-j H—(-public—It-sooTrt>ecaine~rfeeessary' Mr^ormsc!crtheT3onCos SlwTilcrrtiintHhB^IecTIb itgeHient and psycfiologyr the_.Government's_ESMWT- pro-^ Roy ~ Rogers, king of cowboys' MltT«- day of New YoA-^SocietyT-^-firH-rttfr- -Einpiie "Bells Of KoiS&l'lta" Government In approving highway cert for the forthcoming gram and who wish to continue mathematician, a famous hostess, a scholar, and "High Powered" are the fea- Pacific theater. Nationally, these the Highway Planning Bureau, *~ to open -additional-units tflrUni Chorum BRllet Rus.s? dp ing the new subjects to be of- In the film "IteHs of Rosarlta" at Randolph Scott sees his wife aid for New Jersey; it will also aid »h»lr t -»nd-of-*-raosc-Wfsatile writavja-easencef-howeverrit is the story of i -tuws-phis—usual shorts. payments, which are in addition to who will be In charge of the work, City. Newark and Elizabeth. Monte Carlo. George Barrere, Nel- take place. Realtors John c 8 i are: accounting, office man- —Profes-sor-Colonna-delivcra the Ellen Drew die in the film the State Highway Department in jects for personal advancement or Empire. remarkably happy marriage. The Millers were poor at first—in Costa those made under National Service said that "municipal or State Po- Mr. Brown feels that it is a big son Eddy, Liurltz Melchior, Mar- ROM DlComq and Raymond i< nent. rriting for print, litera- sad tidings to Fred Allen In a "China Sky" us payment for her planning its improvements in the enlightenment. scene from "It's In thr Bae" at Life Insurance, have meant many lice will direct traffic at the loca- event in the retail history of Eliza- ion Anderson. Ezlo Plnza, Lotte Ruddy were designated as a now f ol the western world, adver- Rica where Mr. Miller tried unsuccessfully to make money out of rub- treachery In betraying a small metropolitan areas. Applications for the fall evening the liafiway now to Saturday. millions of dollars going to the tions for the interviews, but__to beth because It is the only-dothlng Lehmann, Josef Hofmanil. Law- (nating committee. ' ; copy, introduction to phil- tember 29. at University College. ber, and afterwards in New York, where for a time he worked as a to Credentials -will be carried by rence Tibbett, Klrstein Flagstad, college program of Rutgers Uni- C R A NT 6 R D -IS52J families of those who died In serv- prevent congestion the roadway business of its kind in this area. Governmental regulations ~m > Interested persons should write telephbnc"boy In "Wall Street. They had plenty later on, when he was State Highway Planning Bureau Fritz KreiBler, and Percy Graln- versity Collees starting October 1, TODAY, FKI.. SAT., Sept. 1:1-14-1.1 ice." work will be eliminated on Satur- Prentis sells only 100 per cent all proposed fiatlonal legislation a! t studies in . mental hygiene, a successful stock broker and she gathered increasing royalties from her employes on calling at one of each will be accepted daily from 9 a. m. at once for a catalogue or call at enjoy a New Jersey Flower show Frnl MarMl'KKAV—.1mm I.KSLIK Of the aggregate payments in days, Sundays and holidays, and fiUTTK vmbWtt ACA1HST HIM. wool, union made clothes for men, ;r. fectlrlg re*l pstate throughout the peal tests and measurements, stories, plays, and scenarios. "Being poor 30 homes to ask the occupants to 9 p. m. up to and Including 8ep- the evening college offices. "~~~" N. J. Garden Glub second to none." More space for "Where Do We Go From Here" this state. S21,624.000 was under at times when weather conditions MNMT soumm rate m women and Dreps. There are no The appearances of Paul Robe- entire country was discussed when you arc young," comments Mr. Mil- r their normal starting and stopping exhibitions will be provided by the 2:4. . - 8:45 might add to the driver's _incont_ fanc;v fixture- nn prppnsiu?. tp spn. one of Rutgers -most-Xamoua. length by the realtors ler, "has its_adyjuirjgcs^ Aiter_i>eing_hard_ ir-origin-artd-destlnatlou uf their liWMMB s use-of-well-Hghted-tents-gaily-decr- S;lf. 1.IHI. 1:10, ?:•-•(!, lll-nn venience. displays. Prentls_mjJ=*is. the prej>»' Isonvhaye highlighted several_se»r |iiimiimimiH^ up, anything you make in later life is so 1 I Kumlalph Mini — Huth Wurrk'k Annual-Exhibit orated to carry out. the one world and men's clothes they sell, and "sons "of the--concert- series. He much gravy." ' ftncf toot parTin the sifver "a theme. The^lQ:40. 8:40 the real estate firm of Brown & PERSONAL - LIABILITY Educational and Civic Projects, to Will.- BENDIX—Joiiu ltl.ONDEl.L of the following municipalities: Officers; New Applicants Brown of Elizabeth. The attorney ' telephoned her from Java to say that they A notable project of the club Is NOTICK OF SETTLEMENT be held at the Orange Lawn Ten- the Blue Star Drive, the six miles Repairing Passaic County — Hawthorne. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, Th»t for the owners, Felice Realty Co., could talk as long as they wanted without nis Club, South Orange, on Fri- "Don Juan Quilligan'' Being Considered INSURANCE of highway route 29 between 2.45, 5:S«, X:.Vi We Speciallte In Prospect Park. Haledon. Paterson, the 1st Intermediate account of tile was Julius Kwalick, and the at- worrying about the cost. The call lasted for day. October 5, and Saturday, Oc- Totowa. West Paterson. Clifton subscriber. Trustee under the provi- One policy covers yourself and all Mountainside and North Plainfield Mon., Tiles.. 1:23, 7:15; 10:00 Harold Miller, chancellor com- torneys for Prentis Clothes were a wonderful forty-five minutes, and he re- tober 6, was announced today by STUITS \VEl>., KEIT. 19 and Passak. sions of the lost Will and Testament which is being planted by the OVERHAULING of George M. Plum. jr.. deceuetl, will Chazln & Chazin of Jersey City. jnembcrs of your household/ peated there wouldn't be any bill to pay the president of the Garden Club. PKOiiV AXN UAIINEU. Bergen County — Glen Rock, mander, on Thursday night, in- The Formal Opening of the Garden Club in cooperation with be audited and u'.ated by the Surro- — FOR Mrs. Lewis M. Hull of Boonton, 1 stalled the new officers of [he because it was all on the government. What the State Highway Department • •a:- Including Electrical Work Fairlawn. Saddle River Township, gate, and reported for settlement to before a Conference at the Orange "JUNIOR MISS" East Paterson, Oarfleld, Lodl. Has- the Orphans' Court of the County of Rahway Lodge 16. Knights of works, Joseph Kagan: inside All liabilities arising from sports, premises, she didn't know was which government. with flowering dogwood trees as 3:00 - 8:45 Union, on Friday, ihe 21st day of Sep Lawn—Tennis-Glub-of—t he-seventy |_Er«l_MacMLIt|tAY—.Miuj. MAIS brouck Heights. Wood Ridge, Pythias, in Jr. o. U. A. M. Hall guard, Alfned Ducoff and outside animals owned by you and other personal acts. "FraSlTleft that bill"f6Tthe enemy. When a" membrial~iri~h*ohbr of~ihe men" AUTO DOORS REPAIRED tcmber next at 9 30 A. M. guard, William Tabot. _ he walked out "of the phone booth, prior to presidents of garden clubs which and women from New Jersey in Moonachle Walllngton, Carlstadt, Dated August 8th. 1945. Walter Greenberg, of Perth Am- New Italian comprise the Garden Club of New "MURDER HE SAYS'1 Several applications for mem- $10,000 limits $10 per year A M. (M't/vWltiHfc evacuation to Australia, the Japs walked in. the armed services. Tire Vulcanizing East Rutherford, Rutherford, Herbert M. Ellend. Proctor. boy, district deputy of the order, Jersey. "One World Through 1-.25, 7:00, 10:00 Lyndhurst and North Arlington. 605 Broad St.. Newark, 2. N. J. bership were taken under consid- The National Newark U Xasex vpst in chame of the Induction. eration. It was announced that Gardening'.' will be the timely anr> Battery Charging Hudson County — Kearny. East f * • Banking Company of NewnrJc, Those Instituted besides Miller the Rahway Lodge Softball team is vital theme, of the coming slibw. • „-.-,. Carburetor—Fuel Pumps Newark and Harrison. 'Trustee. were: Vice Chancellor, Dr.» Henry now leadirsr the K. Of P. softbaiL The s)4n loses J60 billion tons in weight every day, says Waldenaar. ,. Mrs. Francis .Merriam o Repairs and Replacements Essex County—Montclair, Glen Aug. 1&—o»w5w Fee* M.20 Turner; ma'ster-at-arms, Sidney league in Northern New Jersey. Bauer-Brooks Company Kacmpffcrt in "Science Today and Tomorrow." But thafnecdn't be. Shrewsbury, general chairman o: Ridge, Bloomfield. Nutley, Belle- AUTO SUPPLIES — RECAPPED TIRES KerscUienatein; 'prelate, Harry Bar and Restaurant any immediate concern of ours, since it is so large it will last some the Flower Show, announced: that The members together with ville, Newark. East Orange,. Or- IN CIIANCLKV OF NKW JERSEY 1480 IRVING ST. Mandel; keeper of the seal and RAHWAY 7-0865 IS billion years longer. this year's show will be larger the: ange, West Orange, South Orange, No. 163/469 delegations from Linden and Perth (Fprmerly the Town Cafe) records. Irvfng Kaplan; master.of Amboy were guests of Dr. Turner.' the First Annual Garden State Pete's Lorraine Service Station Mlllburn. Mftplewood and Irving- To JOSEPH ANDHEW VEROSTJC: Flower Show inaugurated by th ton. By "Virtue of an order of-the Court non Stacy, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Main St. and E^ Emerson Ave. Rah. 7-1351 of Chancery of the State of New Jer- LadyForestersHonor gardening organization with such Union County — _Springfield, „ , NOTICE Schmidt. Mrs. Edward Scheuer, success at the Orange Lawn Ten Hours 1A.M. to 9 P. M. Siffidsys 9 to 5 My nude on the 27th day of August. Union, HllliUdelllld , EElizabethl , Kenll- 1845. in a cause wherein Myrtle C. Owing to nnszpeetcfl delays be lendour. central the formal opening of Forty-Year Member Mrs. John Poros, Mrs. Arny_Law-_ nis Club last year.- "We-are build worth, Roselle Park, Roselle, Cl&O.' Verostic IB petitioner and you are de- the SENATOR mut b* pootponed unUl a later date. Watch for the rence, Mrs. Rapacloli, Mrs. Joseph ing on last year's success~and with :: NOW: TO SATURDAY : ftndact, ]rou are hereby required to Caplano, Mrs. Oscar Kellgxen, rordind Linden an»w»r Use petition- of -petitions*, cm Mwouncemmt wbieh will be made In The Bahway Beeord. gasoline rationing removed, we ex- or before _tte Mth_ day_cr_Octob«r Members of the Rahway City gren, Mrs. George Harris, and pect garden lovers from all parts JHE SCREEN'S GREAT TRIUMPH OF SUSPENSE! next, and in default thereof, such de- -JJtMO TO ADVERTISERS Circle 11,1/idy Foresters, honored Mr. and Mrs...Fred Tuuison, the of;this and other states to see anc cree will be rendered against you as a fetlbw member, Mrs. Walter I. latter of Linden. the Chancellor shall think equitable Springer. Thursday night in Moose and Just. mi The object of said suit is to obtain Hall, in recognition of her" 40th decree.of dirorce.betweeh said petl-. anniversary as a member of the IPpi JH THEATRE tloner and you. Bill" order. • In the four decades of IjLLlll Oak Tree Rd. Dated: August 30th, 1849. SENATOR starrlnj HYER & ARMSTRONG. \ STURC M1WS ' membership she has been one of _Broad[Sfi Elizabeth Phone Metuchen 6-1279 Solicitors of Petitioner. ;v the circle's most active members FKI. alia BAT^S BUi HITS mt mm 32_VaU Place, BAR and RESTAU RANT During her lone membership she Frf. & Sat., Sept. 14-15 Rahway, New Jersey. has missed but few meetings, and HL'MPilKKY BIMiAKT CHAPMAN - Lany PARKS 8ept. 6 oaw5w |Alexts Smith—Svtlney Cin't'ilstreet Fee til.OS greatly helped increase the mem- "A Medal For Benny" Sam fln ly 1453 MAIN STREET bership. Among the visitors were "CONFLICT — Plus — Mrs. Joseph Rapacloli of-Iselln Jnne FHAZEE—Jimmy LLOYI> NOTICK OF HKTTI.EMENT FRANCIS SENA, Manager "Cisco Kid Returns" NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. That and Mrs. Kathrine Lutz.- of New the final account of_the subscribers, Brunswick, both members of Mar "Ten Cents A Dance" POPEYE CARTOON ^Executors of the last Will and Tes-^ jCil -twnrn-tr-of—Lewis—A~Bprtnser. de- |i»lX_IOJa.JiS_ 2-SM.IK1I-1IIT.S ceased, will be audited and stated by Several birthday anniversaries ,Joan rONTAINK—Cieurse BBKXT the Surrogate, and .reportod for set- have been arranged of members "The Affairs of Susan" tlement to the Orphans' Court of the | "The Affairs of Susan" —Also— PLUS County of Union, on Friday, the 19th at the next meeting, September day of October next at 9:30 A. M. 19. The special circle prize was lames Sally Warn "A Guy, A Gal Dated September 1. 1946 awarded to Mrs. Mildred EMng- LYDON EILKICS WILLIAM Get tnsrencs "A Ward. Proctor flddrMrsr^uru5tKetr.^bttmafM F 'OUTOPTHE NIGHT 388 North Broad St.. Elizabeth. N. J. der presided; Mrs. John Crosby NEWS — CARTOON Clarence A. Ward. was secretary and Mrs. Chris U'F.II. & Till US.. 2 KrqufSt Hits Jane F. Nordmeyer, Tues., Wed., Sept. 18-19 JACK BENNY DON AMECHE WILLIAM BENDIX Executors. SETTER CAW... Peterson was recorder. Ann Ileimls Jack VICTOR MOORE RUDiVAUU Good Mortgage Sept. 13—oawiw Fees »5.20 A card party followed the meet- SHKKID.VX MOKCAN CARSON "MOLLY AND ME" aper within Irig under the direction of Mrs. 'Shine on Harvest Moon' NOTICK OF SETTLEMENT ~tfoiTrr~Thorrias and MfsT^William •:; (iflle TIKKXKY — Don AMECIIE SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY as well as a Good Home NOTICE 16 HEREBY GIVEN. That Sammond. Ttie special prize was "There Goes KeiJy" the final account of the subscriber. CARTOON Executor of the last Will and Tes- won by Mrs Agnes Schmidt. The 'HEAVEN CAN WAIT' T-he-FHst-Ghaptcr-af .- live lour tament of ANNA MUELLER, deceased, jwill_be_audiicd—and—«tat«l—by—the Surrogate, and reported for settlement \ TheJPurple Monster Strikes" important part of buying a home, to the Orpbans'Court~of trie County of Union, on Friday, the 19th day of Interior and Exterior . SEE THE ATOMIC KAY MACHINE-DESTROY MX October-next~at-fl:30~Ar-M: ^ ^ —J.EO BEFORE IT LIRE THE ATpMIC^BOMB .... for most-families or individuals. • Dated September 4th, 1045: nevvs •y •• « •• **QJII. *.v juiuvr Empire Theatre - Fri. Sat. Sun. Adolph Ulbrich. Proctor. the world, the country and our community DECORATING SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 1147 E. Jersey St.. Elizabeth, N. J. when you buy advertising space, this news- That's why The Rahway Savinss Institution WUhelm Ouenther. in particular. Our readers are also inter- INDUSIKIAL and PBIVATE Executor. __n.T<;r ii a mrTit""'nf »n*-Awi;t ^'III>H|I "^ jJi^g Loan Plan to "^stc!TTn~ncwsabout food, clothes, enter- ESTIMATES Circulations. CHEERFULLY GIVEN PEARL BUCK'S tainment, automobiles, furniture and all Eniyers of desirable properties in this area. In- Established in 1914, the Bureau is * WL* of the necessities and luxuries that have terest payments quarterly. Payments on account— national, cooperative association of 2000 the BEST RUSSELL to do with daily living. • Robert" &-> of principal also are made quarterly—so that the advertisers, advertising agencies and pub- Decorating Service 139 MAJ*LE ST., AVENEL -i borrower's equity in the property increases Through advertising in this paper you lishers. Its purpose is to furnish advertis- «LOWERY Bjnuolph riuin (P ptouuit nr to creregmt • PLUS our officers. Our long experience will be helpful circulation records, just as the bank exam- -MM pUf-dHoumftuL rACTEETH. u SATr-SUN. MATS -- 4 CARTOONS BE SURE OF You should know all about the circula- tmpw«d powdtr, sprinkled on upp«r ul levtr Bl»t» holds them firmer aa LYRICAL MIRACLE OF THE CENTURIES! to you. : — tk^yburbank^rccordsr tU»t-lkey-«««l n»r»-totnfortxble.—No —tiorrof the newspaper that is carrying the rummy, ioa«]r. ptsty t«sto or feellnff. WHATYOTTGET The information thus obtained is published .It's slkstlfM - LUBRICAT1ON. Our courteous foa mar low poumla and h&v« • •errlce .ind many facilities Treat your electric *appliancea_ well and they won't have to be serviced "AnchorsfAweigh" INSTITUTION make this a. popular service In Glorious Technicolor — Starring station. so often. Better care means less repair. Adopt that maxim and your it mty not tw dl(lare»t ihw youim. Mitwfcy not try Uw Aydl PUaf Iiook Frank Sinatra—Kathryn Grayson—Gene Kelly ^ "The Bank of Strength" The Rahway Record >t wh~> Preston FOSTER — Gail PATBICK in h St. George & W. Grand PVBLICWSEKVICE (In. Technicolor) Avd. only «125. IlS»t *Qthu4 wit '.'TWICE BLESSED" WONEV BACK with th* wt *imb*m* — PLUS • UNITED S T A TE S ~W AR B O N P S O » ST A to P S ~*~" Kirsteitfs Pharmacy 'ON STAGE EVERYBODY' and 'BEWITCHED' STORM Forever Yours 74 East Cherry St. PAGE TWELVE ¥HtfR$£>Af,' SEPTEMBER 13, 1945 of these nations which fought Management, sportsmen this fall should have some verj that equipment may noW t- lYatiorialWarFund with us. chased wherever located J! The Rahway Record good pheasant shooting. The program is to liberate only ZOOJOM7 President Truman said: "If weauthorization from the w... Established July 13. 1823 the healthiest and most sturdy birds. None will be less than let Europe go cold and hungry, M! 1470 Broad Btrwt Itl. Itab. 7-0600 Rabway, New Jersey we may lose some of the founda- ductlon Board. Published Thursday artcroons by The Railway Publishing Corporation. 16 weeks old, and will be released in time to become ac AXZAD SetAt$l]5,000,000 Trucks are not inclu^ Entered at the post office at Rahway. New Jersey, aa second class maU matter tions of order on which the hope quainted with woods and fields, as well as finding food nGEORGE & BENSON for world peace must rest." ever, and priorities for Rahway's Home under the act of March 3. 1879. TmUcut-Mtttt'l Ctllt/e' vehicles must still be One of Union County's These birds should be able to get off the ground in good Stint Savs T. C. Keiser Mr. Keiser also pointed out that Walter P. Marple- PnblUher peace in the Pacific also now from the office of Defei -NewspapeirFoHVIore~ JL time a"rfd fly with speed and distance to give a sporting -poi lallu.il. —Leading—Newspapers— Bl'BSCRIPTION RATES—Slnfle copj. 5 cents. Local delivery or by mall, post- _._._WELCOME-FEACE •~THe~Na^ "nfakesTt" possible to render in- paid within Cnlon County, one year. $2.vO. Sli months, $1.25. Thret month!, chance..._Bjrds__wiH notbe-liberatedduring-heavy rains-or creased aid to the Philippines and Than 123 Years 65c. By mall, postpaid outside of_Un4bKtnantj. one ytar, fSJSO. 8t»-months, New York always goes over the tional War Fund will be made this Municipalities and countwl during hot weather. to give all possible aid to China, well as townships and bom, t- flSOsmglCcopies By mall. 10 cents. All payable In advance. top with demonstrations. Maga- fall, with the budget set at $115,- both in great-need. ' will be free to enter the 0S Thla newspaper was founded and Is maintained upon the principle of a clear, In order that the average hunter has a chance to ge zine pictures and news reels have 000,000 In order to finance member mtcred ftt tba post offlca at Bahway, N. J, u second dau mall matter under the art of March 3, 1879. concise and unbiased presentation of all the Interesting news of the com- shown most of the world's civilized In Its appeal this fall, the Na- ket to obtain most of their» his day's bag of game no birds will be liberated on posted tional War Fund will urge the plies, said Edward E. Reed s munity, and upon the basis of a progressive editorial policy. people what happens in Manhat- agencies to liquidation or the end Vol. 124. No. 11. Publunea Erery Thursday—Carrier Delivery Local Subscription ta.00 a Tear Is Advance grounds, or on private game preserves. This benefits the of 1946, according to advices today American people-to "Be. Generous visor of State Aid projects RAHWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1945 PER COPY FIVE CENTS tan when the King of England in Victory." Member hunter who can get off only on a week-end. calls • on a goodwill mission or to Mr. Thomas C. Keiser, Union The notice.on the lifting ol], tations was received from th,l New Jersey Press The shooting season for upland game opens November when Tail-wind-ln-face Corrlgan County War Fund Chairman. Heads of Western comes home. But now I can boast S. Public Roads Adminlst Rahway Elks Entertain Over 600 Rahway War Dads Association 10, and in order to keep our wild game up to a standard Mr. Keiser stated, that the Na- through—J. E. Mincher. Bibliographer Judge Kagan Reserves Ruling In that I saw Gotham's wildest riot tional War Fund had advised him "ElecnfcTHonor hunters must cooperate with State game commissions and of joy. Japan's surrender touched Road Machinery Engineer at Trenton..amLJav. HoldCharter-Night, offThe'biEgesrorthercraTr. eanjotor Graders, tracS Members^And Cuests At Pienk towFIy ingCaseFor Two Weeks Thursday .JSeptembex_lX-19-t5 _ Otherwise tlreTe~wiii~btrricrgarne~ left: mediate end to the work of mem-OfFPToEKtive list tractors, cranes, draglines s E. L. Schremp nstall Officers I was having what we Southern- ber agencies of the Fund, with the etc. TIMELY WARNING ers call supper in the dinfng exception of American Field Serv- Delegation from Many Parts of Stale and New York on Prominertt Rahway Man Is Defendants In Court But Not Called To Witness Stand room of a mid-town hotel at 7 ice. To permit road maintenance Any existing orders Hand to Enjoy Hospitality of Local Lodge Sunday harter Presented by State The plea of Supt. of Schools, Arthur L. Perry, that High o'clock p. m EWT, on August 14 "TJSO anr1. TJSO-Carhp Shows prohibited during the war, State War Production Board WeHvKnjbwn in Church, And No Complainants Show Up To Back Testimony of School students return to their studies and forget about war when Washington released the of-must carry.on their programs for Highway Commissioner Spencer ratings will lose preference"^ State President Charles Maurer a Guest President Biertuempful of ficial announcement. There was Miller, Jr., was notified yesterday filled by next October 'Y' Circles; Baseball Fan^ Police; Lt. Col. Nulton Accompanies Son To Court jobs is a wise one. What little a high school age student our service men until demobiliza- Union: Large Audience just one breath of unusual quiet tion is an actuality," Mr. Keiser iTiat ever_actiye_jollx__lod£e of Rahway.Elks took full A dinner and dance was given In spite of the many complaints from angry citizens can earn at present is little to be compared with a high hflnrp hprtlnm hnre rinwn __Hnw_ saidrilWhlleit-is expected, there- advantage of a perfect Sunday and left no stone unturned in honor of Fdward A. Schremp, of Rahway Chapter 6, American —.school education will mcxinin-a few ycar-s-fnam now-when longr does it take a cab'driver to wiU_be-shIf ts-and-reductlon& in the 564-JeffersorraVenue, Rahway. at of Rahway, Clark and nearby towns, about low-flying reach his siren after his radio to see that the annual'OTXtiTrgaTRoyarGardens.^asrHazel- War Dads, held its Chartpr night heads of big manufacturing concerns are going to demand USO budget, the work in the Pa- the-Marlboro-InnrMontclair, Fri=" pjanesFlFom the WestfiekL Airport .circling and shin ting; - Rnhwny 50 V<*f*rs Ago brinKs_bJg_neasJL_Ihat'.s hnw long -etfie-wiH-h^ve-to-be-matntalned-st wood "avenue7"fegisterea"""6n¥ of" th"e"~Best picnics in itsday evening, by the Western Elec- Saturday, in V. F. W._ Hall, at •4wol diplumtt- the quiet lasted. People seemed to whicrr^lrEtal'ation~oiiicers~ from overarrd near their horaes,"^«a~OftFn~sho^tTrIg~acfosr trie ~ The Annual Tennis Tourney of the Ilderan Outing Club a high Idvel and TJSO-Camp path of tHe Bahway Hospital, Police Court Judger Gedfge"™^^ job go wild. -Shows—will^ -face— expanded -ing-his-25th-anniversary-^3n;Mpjjf. ;everal parts of the State were will commence "Tuesday, Septeniber 37," 1895 arid continue Clamorous Jumble grams. for men who-arez±K:torces \3ay"Tie~was"giiest"of~h'onoV at a iresent to Induct the members. Kagan found himself helpless Monday night to render any Mr. Perry well explains in a statement given to the of occupation. ing over 600 members and guests. until finished. The events-4o-be «on tested Humftn-TOienrcmfiaTje 'dlsting- luncheon given by the company The formal institution of the kind of decision, at the hearing of Les Bartell, 30, of Pali- press, that \vith__tlu;. \vax.plariLs drappiru; thousand f vrinited-SeameiL's Service will The day was all anyone could* are ladies' singles, gentlemen's singles, mixed doubles and ulshed at first, along with the in the Hotel Plaza. Jersey City. -•sade avenue. Clark, and Ens. during reconversion, when the plants do go back to peace mechanical din, but presently very also have to continue its work ~ "Mrr Schremp,"who~ comes-fronr :hapter fot'owed a series of meet- gentlemen's doubles. little was distinguishable except while the merchant fleets are en- igs irTwiT'crT tfie grbTTnd work" condition, the veteran is goini; to s;et th<> preference, and Is Now Open For Business the Elks took every advantage of Chicago. Joined the company at food place, Hillside, who were In by sight. Bent on seeing, however, gaged In bringing men and ma- the halmv air and sunny skies. Bureaus Unite; its-Hawthom works—and-was-as^ ms laid. that means the high M-hool buy or girl will be out of both I quit the hotel-and~walkcd "west terleT Edme~" Carlin Scores ourt to answer to subpoenas The employes of the Regina M"usic Box Company are There was no lack of- eats and signed with the accounting de- Induction of officers and formal served them by the Rahway and job and necessary education that will be required later on. with the traffic which I later "No immediate change Is In partment. He came to Kearney in We Specialize in Wiring and General Electrical Vot drinks and anyone who came away Aid Returning presentation of the charter .was iar£ police, September •$.. Not one_ It is now up to parents to take more interest in boys gradually moving to the city. Over 50 families have moved learned was storming from all di- sight for the budgets "of the for- with a capacity' for dinner cer- 1928 and been there ever since. He made by the State President E: Stewart onPay rections toward Times Square. I eign relief agencies which are now heads the voucher depart- f the persons making complaints and girls of the 'teen age. and sec that they are encouraged here since the company located in Rahway. Four families tainly failed to get in with the Edward Blertuempful_qf_Union, .nd demanding action of the po- moved in the past week including the secretary and treas- never got much closer than five members of the National" War^ ment. who installed President George P. ;mH gtny thprj., until Mocks-to^thc-focalzppinl. .It TUncC'^He^poIntiaToTirthat Pres- l l ce and Common Council appear- in every w.iy In hark In urer Mr. Tietz. The tinkling melodies of the Regina Music STEfART .declared they were filled up for He. has. made his nao " 3jjah=- O'Reilly; ' vfc^'^Sdient. Benja- in court, leaving the police graduation. By that time .the -boys and girls will no doubt too dense for me at 47th street ident TriiriSS^to his .report Jt-?rii.:j' ~\ * * * . were fraternizing as if -they were ing ' .was*-he)d*:Tn clty'Hall last Y. M. C, A,,,president of the ".Y'.' Alfred E. Baker. - ,. .. _ Monday evening, unanimously in- wastepapcr baskets. Down like^a sponsibility to. aid the war victims 1492 Irving. Street Rahway 7.2L fellowship club, treasurer of theKenneth Q. Jennings Former Editor rom Detective Louis R. Rizzo. - To depend upon working every day will soon become on the sanufticket. Mayor Carlih, night at which a more or less Preceding the ceremonies the' dorsed the actipn of the Mayor re- 'atrolmen Charles Brandt and- George Way won a silver mounted revolver as a prize gray sribv came shredded news- who came along with Prince St. iponsoring committee of the members Joined In singing the •tiresome,' and "then what happens. The boy"or girl gets print, yards of new wrapping pa- 'orced peace was established and questing, an appropriation of. $2^ s Scirrotto of Rahway, and for best score at the Armory Shooting Gallery the past peace will. America's trail to a Swithin, Jim Kinneally, chief Neighborhood House, and active in Rahway Record Compiling History National Anthem, after which the 1 restless and soon begins to. wander about the country with per, good stationery—and it didn't he two organizations, Veterans' the promotion of the sports pro- 000 for assistance to returning- tfflcer 'Andrew ehabak; of--the- week. prosperous post-war period has "shower" clerk, who assured every- Service Committee and the Selec- Rev. Russel E. Potter, rector of lark police, who served subpoenas no goal ahead. Once out of a job time hangs heavy on one's top until Fifth avenue was one present the boys needed :ram of The Sideliners. He is also Holy Copiforter Episcopal Church, veterans. Plans were made for iterally carpeted. Air born rib- not been well blazed. With grow- tive Service Committee, got to- m the flyers September 9. So with hands and then out of adventure, more than anything else, ing intensity we are needing some- neither raincoats or umbrellas. active in the affairs of the First Of Jersey Newspapers, Since 1765 said prayer. /!? letter was read the election of officers October 3. Kahway 25 Years Ago 3on5 of ticker-tape crawled in and gether, burinri the hatchet, agreed Presbyterian Church and its Fel- from Congressman Clifford P. lttle or nothing tangeable to de- thing sorely and need it-now In a The Mayor and Council President. to combine forces and work as one Fifteen new members were re- lde upon. Judge Kagan postponed they fall in with bad companions, resulting that sooner or Four Rahwayans are known to have been injured in mt among the towers like mysteri- hurry: The right tax structure for "Pete" Donovan were seen busy lowship Society. 'ase stating he was unable to at- Sus aerial serpents. Busses and organization .. . . At the Kearney plant he hasHopes To Have New Work Ready Some Time in 1946; ceived. The meeting was in charge le case for further developments. later, the easiest path is taken. the bomb explosion in New York City this week which the most jobs. chatting away like a couple of tend owing to official duties in- The complaint alleged that the :abs were jammed with people In basketball umpires, several times been active In the baseball teams, WiirBe~OrUse~For~Tibraries, Newsr/Sper Offices and Washington of acting president Louis J. SIsto, Such a warning has come from Edgar Hoover of the killed 31 persons.. The-bomb was supposedly aimed and lysterical celebration for hours. There has been no name assign- viators did on September 9 while during the afternoon, while City ed to the organization, as nothing and years ago, was one of the star The address of welcome waswith James J Kinneally, secretary. FBI. who—like Mr. Perry—urges parents to see that boys intended for the J. P. Morgan and Co., banking concern. At the Bright Lights players. He has coached the bas- Local Historians; Will Give Complete Data of Mergers in..-flight -overman Inhabited-area Clerk Sammv Morton, wasjmsy^ _tangeable_ias_beerL_ established^ made-by-Mayor-Edward-Jr-Carlin DuringTthT meeting Mayor Car- the City of Rahway fly an air- and girls of high school return to their studies. If that is Two of the four local residents, Isaac O. Bunn.JSUklaple An official!^ estimated two mil- ~cbuntinTTick"els~~and~ihtroducing ketbalTleamnn'tne' First Pres- ho-said the local veterans' or- lion men and women made up a H E AT mt Chairman Otto Wiemer stated byterian Church he has also spon- Kenneth Q. Jennings, former editor of the Rahway in made a short address in which_ raftjit such low level .as_tp_en-_ "nor done, claims Mr. Hoover, then this country can be onavenue, and Manton D. Martin, 99 Main street, are1 em- new-comers right. and left, and or the present, it would be known (anizatldhs were getting together. he suggested that each member anger person and property on eething mass that centered at there were plenty of them. Harry sored sports and been one of the ^cordi_New Brunswick JBaily Home._Mews-and Sunday- 'or~the""welfare of the service men. the look-out for the biggest crime wave this country has ployed by the Morgan company. Reginald W. Hall, of L2nd street and Broadway, and as the Rahway Veterans Commit- leaders in- the -Rahway—church" should pay a few visits to thehe surface beneath in violation tee-until everything was "straight-" Times, also of the copy desk of the Newark Evening News, 5tate President Biertuempful gave Common Council meetings.. Title 6, Chapter 2. Section 11, ever known. Maple terrace was .rendered unconscious and cut.on .the ne idea seemed to dominate them YOUR HOUSE ~but~T" more busy. Elk, making leagues. short talk. The principal ad- completely: v. "War's oYfiri 'i_;Tlft ened out at the meeting to be held and associate professor of journalism at Rutgers Univer- iress was made by President At the last meeting the Mayor the Revised Statutes of. 1937, .Thus with two men's m.ind. running in the same chan- head and arms by the-blast; Miss Grace Jackson,-43 Bry- change all morning and afternoon wo weeks from Jast, night, Octo- ihtitled Aviation." words were shouted repeatedly in for busy "barters" seeking prizes. sity, has 'been givenJe.ave to. work on a valuable and his-Richard J. Hall of the Union took occasion to comment on the nel, it'does not seem that both are wrong, or not knowing ant terrace received head, shoulder, neck and arm injuries, very dialect with which I have ber 4. Red Cross Limited Chapter, outlining.the -aims" and ow wages p»W gBrbaa^wBectors. The ca.se of Bartell was taken There were no ball games, hpss- The meeting was by no means torically important reference work on the press of New rst. Nulton, a Navy flyer home what they are talking about. cores of others from Rahway were in close proximity of ny acquaintance, and undoubted- shoe pitch'en or tugs of war. The whjch' lie admitted was by no y many more. The emotion of the ree from some heated'discussions. In Aid To Veterans Jersey, a complete bibliography of every newspaper pub- Continued on Page Seven means si savory job and did not furloush, was not called to he bomb. • . • multitude said, "Now, everything's ElksTSUt~on~an affair for renewing During the time Mayor Carlin had jstify, as his case was said-to be old acquaintances, meeting new ished injhe State sinceJ765 down to the present year. blame anrman from getting away CIVILIANS ASKED TO REPORT » * * oing to be a!l right." he_flqorj_r>e.Vlid._not_ hesitate to. Because of the erroneous im- The-toibliography will include as • from it if he could. In other milar to that of Bartell. Neither FOR LESS Brother^ Elks~and wlfflng the accuse the Selective Service Com- pression which prevails concern- words, the Mayor wanted people rere called to the witness stand. • In order that the general public be protected from Impressive services were conducted Sunday for the But what are""the facts?"They ozone that blew across from re far from the thoughts of such mittee from falling to discharge ing the functions and limitations much of each New Jersey news- been found, with the date of the Mayor Proclaims to know It was no elevating posi- oseph M. Feinberg, who repre-._l careless air pilots the Atlantic Overseas Air Technical aying of the cornerstone of the new Second Baptist Church the Rah,way River. . Its duties, and acted_ without the of the Red Cross in assisting In iaper"s editorial jiistory as space aper's founding, dates of changes tion, but, nevertheless a very Im- iented the flyers, asked for dis- tumult....— Firing has . nearly 'There7 were" iniiny prominent of titles and names of editors and Service, with headquarters in Newark, has 'assured civil- in East Milton avenue, near the drawbridge. The corner- eased. _ factories that made war aid of sub-committees which were applications for discharge at serv- permits. The study will list.every portant one that had to be done. ilssal of the complaints on the — We-stand behind every phase tBtaL- . present ., from lodges New Jersey newspaper title for publishers, oolitical affiliation and grounds that no prima facia evi- | —— ians that-every thing-will bedone-tcrprotectlife and prop- oods are closing down as govern- ice men, Mrs. A. D. Brearley, Sept 27,28 and 29 He said that some of the em- 1 cv stone ceremonies were conducted by Pride of Rahway of our work with a guarantee, INSULATE Sacyicti Jiehlcb^a.iecord or reference'ias day of publication.'•'.. :_ : ence had been submitted by'.'ttijB.. .. * erty and pilots doing stunts and flying low will be deemed ment cancels orders. Families are thai YOU must be satisfied. i^ftSLTJ. •„;•;. ..: Professor Jennings, a'native of ployees of the street department ! Lodge, No. 14, F. and A. M.' headed by Worshipful Master waiting for young men to come w 1«tlecr thajfoBow- received 'between }26 and $28 per ifficers called to testify and as- ^ guilty of violating flying regulations with punishment to fit We use only replacement - Etome Front Committee had' re- lag statement _ New Brunswick and veteran news- Forget-Me-NotDay serting that they only bore out Ira Cromwell. ~ ome. For the next 14 months COSTS SO LITTLE-SAVES SO Ml "sey Elks' Association. "Mr. Maurer fused to talk matters over with the laperman, said that the purpose week, and that it was not a living the crime. military authorities will return the parts of proven worth, making —^Whatever-changes—may-come wage. A few days later Council- ;he facts that the planes charged came up Committee, try later," said Mrs. Brearley, "at irPrA—Favors if the" study is six-fold. He said PROCLAMATION ith low flying were taking-off quivalentr<5f-oneT:oinbairfllvlsion7 your washer give lone, satls- TN PEACE X5TN WAR, ECONOMY AND COM- len to make a day of it. District to get together as one organization ;hat it will provide a complete man Stewart made a statement in Perhaps this should be a warning to some private air- -Rahway^Mfears Ago 5,000 men, to civil life every day. present the Red Cross is very .defi- an address that some of the de- om the airport as they proceeded The State Traffic Commission at a meeting held at the factory service 1e OUR business FORT JUtE OF FIRST IMPORTANCE TO Deputy Ernesto Rettino of Hillside. and get busy to help these Teturn- ist of newspapers -in every com- o take the air and were not doing field operators as wellvwho keep shouting "We know our OUT Gravest. Nee*. Rahway to remove the traffic lights recently erected on the honored guests. then went on to say that he knew structions sent us by headquarters t will be of great value to local 'Quid be back In the service before vancement. Jobs for me.n call for BY CONSERVING HEAT WITH INSULATION Rahway city officials were out of at least nine cases right in the Eviction Notice historians; the data will provide on should be to the disabled vet- bage collections per week instead- :"Fhe Air Technical Command of the Army Air Forces Route 25 at the intersection of East Milton avenue and nvestments, on the average. $6,000 are as follows: iran who has given a part of his of one. The Mayor went on to Te"1U&U«j«qjjdered his decision. MAC'S AND STORM SASH. in full force. Many of them .are IJty of Hahway. xisting newspapers with a history The case «8*lk$ first of any has sent out a timely bulletin; not only telling cTviliahslvhat last Grand street. Rahway must discontinue the lights per job. Not much has beenjone "The enlisted man must submit -Beginning-Saturday, September- lOdy and his well-being in de-say that Councilman Stewart had _members_of_the_ organization.- and .- One-of-the-reason& these-boys his own application. Home Serv-~ ajor importance that has come within 60 days, the eommission^declared. This" decision to-eneourage investment—iateryr vin, Reginald W. Roarke, Joseph had not been looked after in the 15, tenants in the North Jersey f them now have with any de- :nse of our land; and evidently beclouded the issue. their rights are, but how to enforce them. The following- much has been done to discourage PRESENT STOCKS PERMIT QUICK ice- workers in the chapter will not The Mayo' then added that at efore Juds;e Kagan since' elected T. E. McAuley, Inc. TamBurlna, Anthony Kimmick, proper manner, was the fact they Defense Rental Area must gen- gree of accuracy. WHEREAS the_number_pLdis^ statement comes from the Headquarters of the Air Tech- f the commission is regarded as a direct rebuke to the t. War is over but war taxes and DELIVERY-JUST PHONE RA. 7-0700. make an investigation nor submit erally be given six months notice the last council meeting Councll- the office of Police Judge, did had no place to go. They •wandered any report at-the time an applica- The study-.will also furnish New ibled veterans of World War n ot-rush-him—into~rendertng~any nical Command: city officials, the first municipality to take into its ownregulations remain. Wisely im- "Over'10 years of knowineiowi! Continued on Page Seven Aboilt_from-one-ofXice-to-ahoUier,- before-being-evicted-from-a-house- ersey newspapers with important eturning to our shores has al-Tnan~~Otto~"WIomer, oT"the finance _P.osed_lo_take_profit_out_oI_wiUL that has been sold to a person who committee, said that when the asty decision. He said he would Conscious of itsJiiph_obligalion-to-protect-public-lives- hands_itS-_saieiy_problcms-xather—than-wait-for-the-slow- ted by the enlisted man. Moreover, dates for promotional purposes; it eady exceeded the number who eserve decision as he questioned they threaten now to take pros- 1464 MAIN STREET Continued on Page Seven wants to occupy it. This was an- will aid libraries to-seek files of •eturned from World War I; and next budget wasjjsade up was the and property from hazardous flying by its personnel, the moving state machine. perity out of peace. Sudduth Hurt Again at no time will Home Service make time to consider two~garbage col- hether there had been a prima RAHWAY Rahway Lumber Co. a recommendation about a dis- nounced today by OPA Area Rent newspapers in their communities WHEREAS, the Disabled Amerl- acia case established and whether Air Technical Service Command of the Army Air Forces • * * American efficiency produced Director Michael Pecora. At pres- which they- never knew existed; lections. the goods that made victory pos- Rahway 7-2956 Speaker At Rotary Catholic War 'Vets' charge. isrrvete'rans, an organization in- In—enn clus Ion—the— Mayor— aakH~ ir_noLthej3alice_court-carrled- any today enlisted the help of all civilians in a plan to assist in. 1327 FULTON ST. PHONE RA. 7-0700 "Dependents desiring to ask.ior_ ent, only a 90-day waiting period ,r»1 trip mn»prinl R HHf l corporated by an Act of Congress urisdiction In the matter, or had 2805 students enroll in the public schools this week. sible. The war did not put our r J 1s~prdvTaed m most eviction cases. a work of lartlng reference value "I also urge your interest in the Jd-entifying-ani^rosecuting-pilots-who-are-guiltyiof-A'iolat^ the a service man's discharge, must as the official voice of men and veteran affairs. It was recently he power to refer it to the Grand PosrFonned~ Wiffi~~ ommunicate with the enlisted Pecora explained that the as its information will become in- fury. Under the statute, said Rahway 10 Years Ago Rot.iry Club was held at Greven's amendment to the rent regulations women disabled in defense of ths called to my attention that sev- ng flying regulations. man. stating the situation at home creasingly important with the lation; has pledged itself to- see udge Kagan a violation is a mls- Attendance in Rahway public schools has risen above Hotel on Monday, September 17, 10 Applicants Filed providing the six-month notice passing of years. . . ' - eral returning veterans through As announced by Headquarters, Atlantic Overseas Air and asking that he request dls- ;hat our disabled veterans and force of circumstances were with- emeanor and subject to a penalty the 3000 mark figures released yesterday by Superintendent at 12:15 p. m. with the President chargerThis communication must eaves it up to each "area rent di- Professor Jennings became in- if not more than three years in Technical Service Command, Newark, the plan requests Blair V. Benson presiding and in- A Catholic War Veterans Post rector to decide whether the six- terested in a bibliography of Newtheir dependents are so compen- out sufficient funds to provide for Arthur L. Perry show, with a decrease over last year in the Prepare Your Home Now... For the Fall! come from the family and not sated-as-to-en&ble-them-to-mam- the necessities of life, and one re- irison. He t'-:en quoted Gil Robb residents of Newark and this area to report immediately troducing Sudduth Hurt of Newwas organized Tuesday night at from the Red Cross. month period will be effective, or Jersey newspapers because of the \?UsonrSlate=AerorKnrtic» Depart-— lower grades and continued increase in the upper grades. bit. City, it hluilent