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"The Voice of the Raritan Bay District VOL. VI.—No. 17 FORDS, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1941 PRICE THREE CENTS Raritan Defense Council \ Safety Council To Discuss 4th Annual Fixes Dates For Meetings Chief Cites'-Missing First Chance, HousewivesPupil Shift Buying Of New Ambulance Two Parties RARITAN TOWNSHIP—The RARITAN TOWNSHIP— recently organized Local De- Hazard M^ Aluminum Collection Repeat The Raritan Township Safety Derby Date fense Council will meet in the Fight Set Council will meet tonight at the Undecided 1 Municipal Building, Piscataway- Arranges To Accommodate Them; Sets July Mayfair Grill, Route 25, to dis- town, at 8 P. M. on the third cuss the purchase of a used am- Monday of each month, Com- 1 O s Second Date For Town To Pick Up Old Utensils By Raritan ibulance to replace the old ve- On Tickets August 23 missioner James Forgione yes- hicle at Menlo Park. terday announced. The first FORDS — Numerous requests for a repeat perform- The Menlo Park Safety Squad, Youths Between 9 And 15 session is scheduled to take Movement Of Explosives ance of last Saturday's collection of aluminum-ware now using the discarded ambu- Democrats7 Problem Ap- place July 21. Township Board To Push lance of the Piscatawaytown for National Defense convinced Township Attorney first aid unit, is having consid- Eligible To Compete In At Arsenal Brings Leon E. McElroy, secretary of the Local Defense Council, Battle To Transfer erable difficulty operating the parently Too Many Can- relic. Soap-Box Classic to set aside Saturday, July 26, as a second collection date didates; GOP, Too Few Prospective Draftees Grandjean Warning in Woodbridge Township. 9th Grade Students Have Questionnaires The local drive is in cooperation with the national LOCATION UNDECIDED; 2 STATE DEPARTMENTS j campaign which will take place HEARING TO BE HELD Town To Get $46,319 RIVALRY IN 2ND, 3RD ! July 21-2!) inclusive. Woodbridge PRIZES ARE OFFERED Registrants In 1st Call (Township beat other municipalities BY ELLIOTT JULY 24 Cut From State Levy WARDS FRETS FORMER Get Forms In Classication to the gun by conducting its first Sensations collection last Saturday. This Sum Expected By Col- Total Cost of 'Cars' Limi- Step Immediate Consideration A small truck load of used alum- Local Officials Claim Plan Dunigan Petitions In Circu- lector Next Week, Due WOODBRIDGE—-Continuing at inum coffee pots, frying pans and Promised To Use Woodbridge Will ted To $3.00; Length Is a brisk pace, the local Draft Board Of Problem Raised By other kitchen items was collected In Utility Taxes lation ; Republican In- this week mailed out scores more Saturday throughout the Town- Effect Big Savings Restricted To 6 Feet of questionnaires to registrants in Defense Work, Urged ship. It will all go into airplane WOODBRlDGE — A check for cumbents Are Silent the first selective service call. parts and other needed items in At Carnival $46,319.80 in gross receipts and the national defense program. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — De- Those to whom the ques- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Chief franchise taxes on public utility FORDS — Primary election IB WOODBRIDGE—It's here! It':; tionnaires were sent follow: Four township owned trucks spite strong opposition from other companies, representing balance Soap Box Derby time. For the of Police Charles Grand jean yes- Fords Fire Company Spon- municipalities,, particularly New scarcely two 'months away, and •Henry Kress, 102 'Maxwell Avc, terday formally requested that the toured the entire township last due the Township for 1038 and while the Democrats apparent^ past few years, the 'down-hill Fords;'Stephen Petruseck, Elm St., Saturday, but in many instances Brunswick, the local Board of Ed- 1939, is anticipated by Tax Collec- races in home-made buggies has Fords; James Muiray, 5,3 Second state highway and motor vehicle soring Zachini Shows ucation plans to go the limit to tor Michael J. Trainer early next have a plethora of would-be housewives were not prepared to candidates for at least throo of tho taken the nation by storm. St., Woodbridge; Walter Rosen- departments give immediate con- contribute aluminum utensils. As have its high school tuition pupils week. The Woodbridge Recreation berg, East St., Colonia; Steve Cin- Starting Monday transported to Woodbridge High four Township offices to bo filled. sideration to the ti'affic problems a result, Mr. McElroy and the The moneys which had been held the Republicans may havo some Department will sponsor its fourth kota, 115 Watson Avc., Wood- township road department received School. annual derby for township boys bridge; Casper Boehn, 538 West which have been created lately up pending the outcome of state difficulty in filling a slate. Both through increased defense activity many phone calls to send trucks Dr. Charles H. Elliott, state court litigation -,vill bo released tickets are unknown quantities. between the ages of nine and fif- Avc, Sewarcn; John Coryell, 499 back for pickup of articles. This FORDS PARK IS SCENE commissioner of education, has by State Treasurer William H. Al- teen. The event will take place Harroll Ave., Woodbridge; John at the Raritan Arsenal. condition prompted the second arranged for a hearing of the pro- bright, who, on Wednesday, was Practically everywhere you turn Saturday afternoon, August 23, Keating, 21 E. Green St., Wood- Chief Grandjean's request for collection date July 26. OF MAMMOTH BAZAAR there is someone willing to run for bridge; Peter Gatson, 215 Bamford posed transfer of students in the ordered to distribute to municipali- at 2 o'clock, at a location to be assistance was prompted hy an in- Middlesex County Court House, ties $7,759,820 in gross receipts something on the Democratic announced later. Avc., Woodbridge; Paul Katravsky, creasingly heavy traffic condition Schedule Repeated ticket, provided, of course, you for- Coppernic Ave., Keasbey; William New Brunswick, Thursday morn- and franchise taxes. Prizes and trophies will be on roads in the vicinity of the ar- The same collection schedule 'Human Cannonball' Fea- ing, July 24, at 10 A. M. get all about the mayoralty. On awarded the winners. Samuel Toryak, Omar Avc, Avenel; Nor- senal and the hazardous condition will be held. Two trucks will oper- The court litigation involved the the assumption that Mayor August Gioe, recreation director, is ar- man Kilby, 924 Rahway Ave., brought about by the movement of ate in Fords, Keasbey and Hope- New Brunswick's school board method of distributing the fund.s. F. Greiner will seek a fifth tarm, Avenel; Frank DcBerardino, RFD railroad cars carrying explosives. lawn from i) A. M., to 12 noon; tured Among Many is expected to raise considerable Woodbridge, as well as oilier small- although ho has confided his inten- ranging for band music for that No. 2, Rahway; Louis Malon, 175 er municipalities in the state, bene- day. An accident on Route 25, which one truck will cover Iselin, Colonia opposition to the plan. Other ob- tions to no-ono, there is a notice- Bergen St., Woodbridge; Edward might have caused serious disaster, and Avenel from 9 A. M., to 12 Attractions jectors will include Perth Am- fitted by the final court decision. able lack of enthusiasm on the part Johnston, Ii32 Howard St., Hope- was pointed out by the police chief. noon, and one truck will be as- boy, Metuchen and Highland Park. The Township's gain amounted to of any of the eligibles to jump into Perth Amboy Derby lawn; George Flynn, Wylic St. and He said that a car traveling on the signed to Woodbridge, Sewaren FORDS—Starting Monday ami All four school districts, as well more than §20,000. the ring with him. Some, of tho Ziegler Ave., Avenel; Stephen Si- Mr. Gioe last night announced highway swerved bradside into a and Port Reading during the same continuing through Saturday as Raritan Township, will be rep- In addition to the $46,319.80 Democratic leaders, hi fact, haven't that youngsters desirous of en- pos, Jr., 75 Cramp ton Ave., Wood- railroad car carrying explosives. hours. resented at the hearing. due for 1938 and 1939, taxes for been the least bit shy in declaring bridge; Kalman Kedves, 20 Claire The driver fortunately applied the night, Zachini Bros. Shows, one tho bid for Mayor no content and tering in the Out-of-Town class All articles are to be left on the Raritan Township wants to send 1941 .total $81,815.11. of the 6 th Annual Runyon Ave., Woodbridge; Christopher brakes of his cav in time to avoid of the largest traveling carnivals permitting Mr. Greiner to run un- Matisa, 64 Campbell St., Wood- front steps of each home so that its high school tuition pupils to Franchise taxes for 1.938 and opposed. Soap Box Derby in Perth Am- a hard impact -with the explosive- in the country, will present a 1939 amount to $29,033.89, while bridge; Julius iSzucs, 115 William laden freight car, the chief stated. a watch can be kept on them until Woodbridge for the purpose of boy, Wednesday afternoon, St., Amboy Heights. collected. Only Township trucks wide variety of entertainment at effecting a huge saving in the cost gross receipts for the same period It should be added, however, Had a large truck hit the freight 1 July 23, at 2 o'clock, can do so art authorized to pick up donated the triangle opposite Fords Park. of educating: high school students. total $16,285.91. Gross receipts that this opinion is by no means by obtaining an entry blank Thomas Coughlm, 51 Sherry St., car, the chief said, the results items. and franchise taxes for 1941 unanimous and even if tho •ther might have been disastrous for the Appearance of the giant show Tuition costs per pupil at Wood- from him at the Parish House, Woodbridgo; George Kearney, 146 bridge are considerably lower than amount to $32,000.51 and $40,- school is not at all sanguino about entire area. here is under the auspices of 814.60, respectively. Woodbridge. Avenel St., Avenel; Thomas Duni- Fords Fire Company No. 1. As- at New Brunswick, Perth Amboy, defeating Mr. Greiner it holds to gan, 325 Amboy Avc, Woodbridge; Signs Insufficient sistant Chief Ernest Kraus is gen- Metuchen and Highland Park. The 1940 taxes, totaling $59,080, the belief that absence of a com- Peter Rader, R2 James St., Hope- plete ticket will weakon its com-< Town*hip Derby Rule* In his appeal for assistance from Fords Church Bazaar eral chairman, assisted by Chief When the proposed change was were received by the Township lawn; John Radich, Old Rd., Se- Lhe two state departments, Chief early this year. ponent parts. 1. Any boy, a resident of waren; John Charonko, 91 High- Louis Grispart and other officers first announced, Dr. Millard Low- Grandjean said that "while explo- of the company. Others Silent Too Woodbridge Township, between land Avc, Keasbey; James Shor- sives are being moved in railroad n On July 31 ery, of New Brunswick, county the ages of 9 and 15, inclusive, nock, 320 High St., Perth Amboy; The show, which replaces the superintendent of schools, immedi- As with Mayor Greiner, uilence ears across Route 25 and Wood- has seized the other three Repub- may enter. Edward Eichhorn, 27 Livingston bridge Avenue, the traffic problem Games, Dancing And Mer- annual home-produced haaaar of ately vetoed the plan and said he Removal Of Traffic Avc, Avenel; Saul Friedman, 86 the fire company, features Zach- would fight such a move*. -' lican incumbents whoso terms ex- 2. The total weight of the is -acute. The hundreds of motor- pire come December 31. They aro soap box car and boy must not be Washington St., West Orange; ists who traverse these thorough- chandise Booths To Be ini Bros, original human cannon- Raritan Township,'"'however, has John Savcrock, 30 Wiley St., ball sensations. In addition, the launched a counter-attack and, if Hazards Aim Of Chief Committeemen Frederick A. Spen- more than 250 pounds. fares must be safeguarded. Ex- Among Features cer, James SchaflYick and Herbert 'A. The cav must be built en- Wooclbridgc; Frank tSaftarske, 222 isting signs do not £vve sufficient tented-city carries eight modern necessary, will take the matter Pershing Avc, Iselin; Joseph Caro, rides, ten sideshows, sixteen mer- into court. The transfer of pu- B. Ran kin of tho First, Second and tirely by the boy although it is warning to drivers approaching the •FORDS—The annual "ba^ar of Gives Men Strict Orders Third Wards respectively. permissable to have others super- 626 King George Rd., Fords; Jo- railroad crossing." Our Lady of Peace Church will chandise booths and many novel- pils from other receiving districts seph Antol, Crow's Mill Rd., Keas- take place on the -church grounds ty games and refreshments stands. to Woodbridge would ultimately On Control Of Congestion Pleasure at find ing plenty of vise construction and offer sug- bey; George Albertson, Cooper Conditions are said to be more available material i.sn't entilnhcing gestions. hazardous when workers at the ar- from July 31 to August 3, the Members of the fire company result in the saving of thousands NearArsenal (Continued on Page 3) Rev. Joseph Ketter yesterday an- of dollars annually for the tax- the Democrats' peace of mind. 4. The car must not be more senal change shifts late in the have opposed the so-called travel- Outside the First Ward where no- than 72 inches long, nor be afternoon. Two patrolmen from nounced. ing carnivals for years, resorting payers of the township. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A campaign to curb hazardous con- one has challenged tho rig-ht of equipped with wheels with a the township's police department Many merchandise booths, games to the home-produced type of Owen Douglas Street, is engaged to Firemen And Auxiliary Tuesday mocning-. want George Applejrate. It ia this Rahway Avenue, not later than RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Her- Bugle Corps will participate in the George Kampo, son of Mr. and Called Yesterday sort of thing which makes tho lead- Wednesday, August 20. man B. Hoffman, a lawyer in the parade to be held by the Sayreville Mrs. John Kampo of Goodwin Plan Picnic August 31 Three negroes were brought into ers who for some time novr have law offices of his brother, iSamuel fire department on August 23 in Street, Perth Am hoy, it was an- WOODBRTDGE — Twenty-one police caurt by Officers William believed the Democrats could tako 8. Final inspection and weigh- celebration of the 25th anniver- nounced this week. No date has men, including two cousins who Doll and Alan Holfe and posted ing-in will take place Friday D. Hoffman, local Government control of the Township thin year, Commission member, at 59 Pater- sary. been set for the wedding:. Raritan Engine Company just completed their college educa- bonds for court hearing tomorrow quaver; for they see their chances afternoon, August 22, at the play- tion last month, made up Wood- morning on charges of illegal park- ground in your community. son Street, New Brunswick, is in- Plan Outing At Duffolo go a-glimmering if all pre-primary cluded in the list of men who re- bridge Township's latest contri- ing. In addition, a number of sum- differences are not settled amic- 9. The Derby will be run off ported for induction in the army Grounds, Sand Hills bution to the nation's armed, monses to others for blocking traf- ably. This, as all who know poli- commencing 2 p. m., Saturday, yesterday. Beacon Editorial Given Praise forces. The group left town yes- fic were issued. tics just a little bit realize, is not August 23, at a suitable location Of the twelve men who left CLARA BARTON—The annual terday morning at 6:30 A. M. to The negroes who posted bonds a simple matter. to be announced later. from Local Draft Board Xo. 2 at picnic of Raritan Engine Company be inducted at Trenton. for appearance before Recorder 10. Trophies will be awarded Reprinted In 'Industrial Magazine' No. 2 will take place at Duffoio's Alfred C. Urffer tomorrow morn- Another Rift the municipal building here Mal- Grove in the Sand Hills section on The cousins are Edward P. More disconcerting is the fac- and transportation for cars will colm J. Gray, Central Avenue, Keating, son of Police Chief and ing" were: William Payton of South be provided. A recent BEACON editorial was reprinted in the July issue of Sunday, August 31, according to Orange, Tanzy Mitchell of New- tional Democratic rift in the Third. Stelton, and Wilhard F. LaForge, "Industrial News-Review," a magazine published by E. Hbfer & Sons, Mrs. George E. Keating, and Ber- John Hughes, who withdrew last RFD 1, Perth Amboy, were volun- plans made at a meeting of thy ark and Joseph Randolph of 305 of Portland, Oregon. company Monday night in the Am- nard J. Keating, son of Mr. and Cottage Avenue, Rahway. year to avoid a primary fight with teers. Appearing under the heading of "Free Press," a department boy Avenue firehouse, Mrs. James Keating. Both received Committeeman Francis Wukovets, The others, in addition to Hoff- "devoted to expressions of newspapers ami magazines on questions degrees in Juno from Dickinson was told he could have the nomina- Plans Are Advanced man, who lives at 76 Lincoln Ave- of general interest and importance." Editorials selected are for The affair will be held jointly tion this year. Things, however, by the company members and the College. nue, Highland Park, were: Nicholas "pointedness and forthrightedness." Others who entered the service don't seem to be working out that R. Krauszer, 335 Felton Avenue; The BEACON editorial, as it appeared in the magazine, is re- Ladies' Auxiliary. Smith Funeral Rites way. John Sa.mon.-i has entered tho For Fire Co. Bazaar George M. Hawkins, 52 Burchard printed herewith: Joseph Merker and Stephen were Henry C. Stephan, Russell B. Baldwin, Roy B. Dey, Nicholas W. picture, allegedly under tho aegis Street; Milton F. Seidcn, 25 N. It is not likely that the people of other countries will be able jMako were named chairmen. As- To Be Held Tomorrow of Joseph L. Gill. This controversy Annual Carnival, August Third Street, Highland Park; Clif- to buy much of our products when peace arrives, unless we are sisting com-mittee members will be Meyers, Stephen Racz, Jack War- ren, Joseph Rothman, Michael is beginning, furthermore, to look 11 To 16, Helps Finance ford W. Stead. 20 Huntington willing to do much to help them. appointed at the next meeting, July like a fight to the finish. Street, New Brunswick; Harry This is not possible under an isolationist policy and there 28. Makuch, Michael Evon, Floyd G. Services For Liberty St. Checho, 3 Central Avenue, Me- are many Americans who still believe that the nation can enjoy Manse, Matteo Joseph Pellegrino, If you can figure out what ef- Christmas Charity peace by simply ignoring what is happening in Europe, Africa, Chief Stephen KU.IT y announced Man To Be Conducted fect this Second and Third Ward tuchen; Benjamin W. Letson, 59 that the entire company and appar- Hans Erickson, Arthur P, Me- PISCATAWAYTOWN — Mem- Graham Avenue, Metuchen; Gor- and Asia. Michael, Robert W. Kurowsky, Ed- rivalry will have, plus the effect There are many provincial thinkers, alive and active in this atus would participate in the lire- By Rev. Schlotter on the ticket of permitting Mayor Ibers of Raritan Engine Company don C. Scott, Super Highway; John men's parade at Syreville on Au- win Pinkham, Salvadore Virgillo, [No. 1 met Monday night in the country who have no conception whatever of the Hull theory of FORDS—Funeral .services for Greiner to run unopposed or op- J. Kish, Fords; and Joseph H-or- international trade but who, to the contrary, believe that you gust 23 when the exempt firemen Waiter Murphy, Robert Fitzpat- IPlainficId Avenue firehouse to fur- vath, 68 Lcxing-ton Avenue, High- rick and Joseph Kuzma. Hans S. Smith, f>8, of 75 Liberty posed by an acknowledged set-up, can sell and sell and sell without ever buying anything from your ! of that borough observe their 25th you can probably forecast Novem- |ther plans for the annual bazaar land Park. customers.—Beacon, Fords, N. J. ' anniversary. Street, who died Tuesday at his Iwhich will be held at the corner of home after a short illness, will be ber's winners. ^lainfield and Woodbridge Ave- Former Resident Of Fords held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 IUCS from August 11 to 16. Hopelawn Boy Scout Troop Is Awarded Divorce Decree o'clock from his late residence. Short Circuit Is Believed The affair, which will run from Is Camping At High Bridge 86-Acre Tract In Iselin To Be Scene Of 450-House Rev. Robert Schlotter will officiate. Cause Of Automobile Fire [onday through Satui'day, will be FORDS—A divorce decree was Burial will be in the Alpine ceme- sponsored for the fourth consecu- HOPELAWN—Boy Scouts of tery, Perth Amboy. awarded John Rotella of Elm FORDS—A fire believed to have ttive year to bring Christmas cheer Troop 57 of Hopelawn are on a Development, Town Real Estate Director Discloses Street, Perth Amboy, formerly of underprivileged children of tho Mr. Smith, born in Perth Am- been caused by a short circuit did week's camping trip at High 40 Maple Street, this place, Mon- boy, is survived by his widow, considerable damage to a car owrv- Hstrict* A minstrel show with Bridge. Scoutmaster John S. ISELIN — William A. AHgaier, Township installed by the developen. day, by Advisory Master Robert D. ionic talent will be held the last Katherine, five daughters, three ed by John Gaydos of 128 Liberty Kozma and Assistant Scoutmaster Real Estate Director, last night announced The York-Jer«ey Homes, Inc., of New York Grnssman in Newark from his wife, grandchildren, two sisters and a Street, shortly before 5 o'clock :eek in September for the same Julia, on the grounds of adultery. mrpose. Chief Ezra Grant is gen- Louis Edley are in charge of the the clans of an undisclosed building concern to City and Long Island are negotiating with the brother. Monday morning. jral chairman of the bazaar. group. erect between 400 and 450 homes on an 86-acre township to purchase three to four hundred lots Rotella was represented by At- He was a printer and member Officer Joseph Dalton, who in- Scouts attending are Henry tract of land at the corner of Wood Avenue and in the Mawbey tract section on Grove Avenue, torney Christian J. Jorgensen of of Perth Amboy Typographical Last year 1,350 children receiv- Raritan Township. vestigated, summoned Fords Fira I gifts from the firemen who Zupko, Michael Baumley, Michael Oak Tree Road in Iselin, bordering on the Wood- west of Amboy Arenuc. Union No. 658; Po Ambo Tribe Company No. 1. The garage was Imade distribution December 24. Bosze, Russell Bezaro, Karl Fitzke, bridge and Raritan Townshio line. The company h«i already acquired property 65, Improved Order Red Men; also damaged. [The following day four cars loaded Robert Kertes, Nick Binder, PICNIC SUNDAY Mohawk Council 36, Degree of George McCabe, Howard Munn, The huge development is pending FHA ap- for the construction of ten hornet to cost & mini- A LIGHT SUBJECT with presents went to homes of proval of plans submitted by the developers this mum of $4,500 each. Michael Tuzik of Perth FORDS ~~ St. Nicholas Greek Pocahontas and Thor Lodge 46, youngsters who were ill and un- Tony Lance, Walter Bogdanski, Danish Brotherhood. RARITAN TOWNSHIP —Mary week. Amboy is the architect. Catholic Church of Second Street Renner of Vineyard reported to , able io attend the Christmas party. William Pace, Eugene Xoczan, will sponsor a picnic Sunday af- Members of the orders arc plan- More than $400 was used for Andrew Ludwig, Joseph Silagyi, According to Mr. AHgaier, the company will Should the New York corporation obtain the police Saturday afternoon that a ternoon, July 20, at 2 o'clock, at ning to attend the funeral. The small electric light plant valued ar the purpose with funds raised by Henry Grundmann and Charles erect homes to sell for $4,000 and $4,500. AH desired number of township-owned lots, it plans Pop Duffy's grove, King George's ritual of the Red Men will be the annual social events. Horowitz. • treets will be cut in and paved and improvements to erect at least 100 homes in the Mawbey tract. $150 was stolen' from the barn in Read, Sand Hills. conducted at the grave. hack of her home. PAGE TWO FIUDAY, JULY 18, 1941 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON Emerald Green Sapphire Sun 'Hard-Boils' Eggs At The Strand What is described as the finest Alabama's heat wave had other Voorhees Is Chairman emerald-green sapphire in the world than human casualties last summer. Menlo Park is owned by Ihe American Museum Mrs, Z. L. Clayton of Eoaz, Ala., ON THHEE SILVER OCREES N of Natural History, New York. It reported that eggs she gathered For Pistol Club Picnic was mined in Macon county, Norjh from a bird's nest had been "hard- —Alberta Stadte], daughter of Carolina. boiled" by the sun. Crescent Man Hunt." Tensely exciting, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Suuitel of The screen's acj detective, Char- dramatic, and breath-taking, the Special Officers* Unit To new film slated to open tomorrow Union Avenue, celebrated her Jie Chan, has ample; opportunity to | birthday Satmday. exercise his Oriental sagacity in his at the Strand Theatre offers Pid- Have Outing At Shady geon and Joan Bennett (who is I —Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Peins and latest thriller, "Dead Men Tell," I children. Mary Ann and Rudy, of Brook Grove Aug. 3 which will open tonight at the starred with him) the finest roles ALBREN'S GLASSES of their careers. Based on the [Lincoln Highway, spent the week- Crescent Theatre. end in their house trailer at RARITAX TOWNSHIP — The Onc-e more Sidney ToJer is given novel 'Rogue Male" by Geoffrey annual picnic of the Special Offi- an exacting vehicle for his skillful Household, "Man Hunt" is pre- Brigrhtwaters Beach. eminently an adventure story, —Mr. and Mrs. George Straub cers' Pistol Club will take place and impressive interpretation of August '•! at ShatlybrooV Grove. Charlie Chan. Against a back- filmed against the swift-moving" I of Thomas Street spent Saturday ground of a treasure hunt-bound panorama of recent history. As I in Xew York City. Main Street, Bo.ihamtvwn. Ed- boat, and a bathosphere which be- Captain Alan Thorndike, world- i —The Chain O' Girls* Club meni- ward Voorhees is chairman of the comes a killer's coffin, Chan meets i-enowned- hunter and sharp-shoot- ? bers were guests of Mrs. William affair. hi& most desperate adversary—a er, Walter Pidgeon is subjected to Johnson of Wood Avenue Tues- Refreshment booths will be barbaric tortures by a cruel foe day. when, he slips up in stalking the erected and Connie Atkinson ami The audience as well as Charlie biggest game of all. his oi'ehestra will play for danc- Chan is baffled by the mysterious wonder if Judge Tomasco feels inK- Games for young: ami old murder of a ''--sccnUant of I hi' lonesome now that he is sta- also will be featured. 18th century pirate chief, "Black Ditmas tioned at Fort Monmouth . . . The club will hold a special Hook" Nod bury, who left $flQ,uOOt- j Another Anna Noagle screen Marie Kane and the t>. f. are 000 worth of U,ut. And the ap- ; musical,' "Sunny," which will open paddling along smoothly again meeting July 30 at 9 P. 31. in the p«iirance of his ghost doesn't make i at the Ditmas tonight will prove . . . "Peanuts" Tomasso is that old town hall, Piscatawaytown, for things easier. For a while it looks itself by long odds the most enter- way about Franlde Oliver and a filial check on arrangements. as if supeniaturp.lism. is going to taining picture of the star's career Captured by the camera, George Sanders (left), Joan Bennett can hardly wait until he gets Committees remain unchanged be too much for the abilities of the iand one of the gayest offerings in and Walter Pidgeon in the new 20th Century-Fox thriller, "Man home . . . Jackie Bird wrote in- from the first announcement with Chinese sleuth and cut short his many months. Hunt," which opens at the Strand Theatre, Perth Amboy, tomor- the exception of the head of the Yes, it's true when our experts have fitted you Co row. quiring how to put out an as- unusual career. A charming romance, the basis bestos fire. The same way a bar- refreshment committee which has glasses, not only will your vision bo aidoil but you —Also— of the story, is embellished with tender takes care of a pestering been turned over to William Doll. appearance will benefit. four of the Jerome Kern hit tune« Action fans find a' 1-1-karat nug- drunk . . . Billy Lou is building DR. M. BELFORD Eot of entertainment when IIop- of the original .stage success, and a bungalow at Point Pleasant . . PASSES EXAMS with a scries of brilliant dance Registered Optometrist along g-ocs on tlie trail of a iost Where did F. M. get those puck- RARITAX TOWXSHIP — JJU* fr,o\(] mine in "Pirates on Horse-j-umbers cleverly woven into the ering lips? Iplot. To Miss Neagle's own grace- Olsen. son of Mr. and Mrs, Gor- back," newest fiction-filled Harry don Luigard of Dartmouth Street, Sherman picture coming today at I Ail dancing has' been added the terpsichorean talents of Ray Bol- Vincent (Barber) Coccone who is in the navy, has successfully the Crescent Theatre. shouldn't flash that cabbage so passed the entrance examination u Cast in his famous "Hoppy" ger, as well as thos eof the noted dance satirists, The Hartmans, and WILLIAM "JUICY" FAUBLE much. There may be a vegetarian to the aviation machinist's IIKII" liolo, William lioyrt and hi-s part- 'round next time . . . Helen Kane, school at Jacksonville, Fla,, it was ners, Russell Haydeii ami Andy jthis outstanding quartette present FORDS F1CKLES—The an- Harold Peterson will be Detroit- learned this week. seven delightful oiitiiics. Pete Caravalla, Maddy and Ralph Clyrfc, head into a new flock of nual carnival and bazaar of the bound soon where he will spend a had a swell time in Wildwood Sun- thrilling adventures when they get Majestic Fords Firemen will begin Mon- few weeks . . . Mary (Dahl Ave.) day . . . Bolt Rifrtcio is economiz- Breakfast in Japan on the trail of the lust Eldorado, Bob Hope, t-lii! man who always day and play through Saturday. Payti and Arthur (P. A.) Krilla Breakfast in Japan consists of 1 ing with a Model A Ford, Hfc uses bequeathed by a murdered pros- says a mirthful, is a buck private Fire Chief Ernie Kraua heads have agreed but the date hasn't black bean soup, pickled radish and ; pector to Andy. Ho shares the the Packard on special occasions ilithe all-out comedy blitz on Uncle the committee . . . Pete Polis- been set yet. . . . When the Tomasso's come to rice. ' k'gacy with a pretty girl, Eleanor Sam's draftees, "Caught in the chak is back from Poughkeepsie, Stewart, and she monopolizes Rus- town, the taverns run short of half Draft," which comes to the Majes- N. Y., Sifter a two-year absence. ISEL1N INKSPOTSt M«. gallonners. They had a joint fam- sell Hayden's attention for most of tic Theatre tonight. Dorothy La- He will be connected with the BOND CLOTHES - BOND CLOTHES • BOND CLOTHES the picture. 1 Ernest Link is sporting a new ily session and bad n swell time . . fiiouc, co-starring with the popular Fords Restaurant as counter- Buick . . . Jack Kenny wai a j screen and radio gangster in their man . . . The boys are trying Strand fourth picture together, emerges Scranton visitor last week. $11,000,000,000 increase in na- to get "Shorty" (Liquor Store) What's her name, Jack? . . . We tional income in 1941 predicted. Thrust off a fifty foot cliff, rc- as a now figure in the fashion to go on a fishing trip but we lontl(;«sly pursifcd from the Bava- world. For the screen's best "un- heard that after that crabbing rian Alps to the North Sea, across dressed" woman wears 22 changes trip last Thursday Shorty and the Channel to England, then from of smart costumes and makes her the water don't agree . . . Who o London to the British countryside first bid for another title, "The is the black-haired cutie from •—that's Walter Fidgeon's fate in Screen's Best DKKSSED Woman." WANTED USED CAES "up the hill" who "breezed" a )F YOT WISH TO SELL YOUR CATl WE'LL PAY YOU SPOT CAS-'H. certain red-headed swain. Wake J1-' YOU UWK A BALANCE WE'LL PAY IT Ol-'K AND G1VK YOU Clara Barton up Helen, before it's too late. TMK —WKKCKED CARS AND JL'NKS NOT WANTED- —Mi: and Mrs. William Bennett Joe Dudics did it. Yep, he gave The magi^ aroma of choice j£ of Fifth Street had as their guests the g. f. a sparkler and it won't Selling good transportation to the third generation Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher and COLOMBIAN coffees in! i% be long: now . . . Ted (Mailman) f family of Belleville, 'Mr. and'Mrs. Phone JOE JANAS, Woodbridge S-0I49 this;new; RICH blen Ira Rofi of Hillside, Mr. and Mrs.Ratajalc is the new addition to the Edward Wittberg- and children, anil chicken-raising club and we heard Elmer Bailey of Perth Amboy, Vic- that he's feeding the chicks saw- Speedway Auto Sales Co. tor Schuster of Piscataway, and dust to keep the feed cost down n FLAGSTAFF Jack Mason oi1 BolleviHe. . . . The Stovk made it a. quint at 823 ST. GEORGE AVE. WOODBRIDGE the John (Jumbo) Carmody's and (Across from Grandma's Log Cabin) HIGHEST QUALITY —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kovacs of Albourne Street have returned he's a nice big fella too . . . Tony COFFE E home after a week's stay at Toms Lund left Sunday for Michigan River. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Var- where he will spend a few weeks ' ' t PACKED CAM XiTW ga Sr. and daughter, Margaret, of and (?) . . . and Sam Hodes pre- fers the wide open mountains in One of the'many Flagstaff Albournu Street, spent the week- Lloods sold exclusively end with the Kovacs family at their the Catskills for a vacation . . . throygh^'pur'neighborhood cottage. Larney (Dave Mayer's bartender) tncl*pend&nt! gtocer. He1 —'Mi-, and Mrs. George Webb of after vacationing for a week ask- DR. N. B. COHEN serves you fcttfhfuily, han-, Fourth Street entertained friends ed the boss for another week so he dies only'quality foodi. from SjjringiU'ld, Pa., over the could rest up. They compromised. ANNOUNCES is a quality - an elusive weekend. The boss said he'd take the week almost inexplicable otf and rest up for him , . . Lieut. Refinishing Metal Furniture The Removal of His Office quality. It's really more Before starting to reflnish metal furniture, all rust or scaly spots FROM an attitude or a feeling should be removed by rubbing care- CHRISTMAS CARDS fully with a coarse emery cloth or wKli Sender's Nil IIU- Imiiriiil cd .. . either you have it or Also. rapid, sdi'-still 232 STATE STREET brushing gently with a wire brush. i»K 2H for Si assort- you haven't. 50 $1 ments. Costs yon .*!(<•. /• 1You make iiy our KXrU'SIVH IIOMS I'L.W 104 MARKET STREET BOND clothes will help * only onp of its kind. Writf; J Perth Amboy, N. J. MORE VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR for ileliiils mill J-'liKK SAMi lJi-; give you that correct FULDKKS. Dept. 1'iirk StitilioN. Hiiililmni 1'iirk. \. .1. "FEELING" of ease and n comfort.that comes with proper attire and fit.

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Telephone PERTH AMBOY 4-2234 BOND CLOTHES • BOND CLOTHES • BOND CLOTHES PAGE THREE FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1941 * Twilight Club Slates 3 A-Ki-Kata Club Members 245 Youngsters Taken Receive Draft Questionnaires To Become Bride September 20 Given Party On Birthdays HOPELAWN—A birthday party Swimming At Rahway (Continued from Page 1) William Wright, 175 Main St.', | dos, 115 Hamilton Ave., Fords; Picnic On August 24 was given in honor of the Misses Ave., Iselin; Richard Van" Syckle, Woodbridfje; Herbert Pfeiffer, 468 (John Dal!, 36 Izola Ave., Fords; Helen Cherico, Elsie Beres and Prospect Street, Woodbridge; Frank Kukulya, 23 Lee St., Port Recreation Department En- 410 Cliff Rd., Sewaren; Edward Women Invited To Annual Margie Mohr by the A-Ki-Kata Kardos, 415 New Brunswick Ave., Canned Par-so, Dow Avenue, Iae- Reading; George Varrelmann, 83 ables Local Boys, Girls Fords'. lin; Edward Ellis, 11GA West IHigh Street, Woodbridge; Johi Outing To Be Held At I Girls' Club in the club rooms. Pond Jioad, Hopelawn; John Ya- yominick Pellegrino, Third St., ! Gingrich, 408 East Ave., Sewaren; Highland Grove Games were played and refresh- To Escape Humidity novsky, 110 inuther Ave.. Hope- JAlex Gregus, 221 Campbell St., ments were served. Port Reading; William Bores, 104 lawn; Joseph Yuhas, 89 Fulton St., WOODBRIDGE — Xi> less than Luther Ave., Hopelawn; Joseph i Woodbridge; John Pfeiffer, Jr., 21 RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Pre- ' Woodbridge; Theodore Wodzinski, : Present were: Misses Evelyn 245 boys and g-irls under 12 years Kocxi, 27(J Main St., Woodbridge; Highland PI., Fords. liminary plans for the annual clam- 27 Commercial Ave., Fords; Mich- : Stephen Zielinski, Green St. and Gutwein, Irma Grundmann, Rose of age attended the Rahway pool Claude, Coleman, l'i Maxwell Ave., bake of the Twilight Hunting and | Reitenbach, Minnie Cherico, Jose- last week under the supervision of ael Fedor, 36 Juliette St., Hope- Benjamin Ave., Iselin; Andrew ; Fords; Bern-aid Bernstein, 4.03 lawn; George Rodney, 41 Georg-u Fi.shin-g Club were made at a meet- phine Massucci, Helen Hlaviti, El- the Woodbridye Keerealion De- Barron Ave, Woodbridtfo; Edward iDoatHch, 1G Luther Ave., Hope- ing >Jonday night in the Chestnut partment. St., Sewaren; William Livingston, lawn; Theodore Hanby, Fiat St., jsie Sanders, Ruth Purkall, Mary * Obropta, 82G Ruhway Ave,, Ave- Avenue headquarters, Lindeneau. Tuesday, 33 from Woodbridge 15 Dunbar Ave., Fords; Walter 'Iselin; John Gursaly, 76 New St., Swallck, Jeiin Paszinski, Margie nel; Joseph line/., Oakland Ave., War-field, 109 Freeman St., Wood- The club decided to hold the af- • Mohr, Elsie Beres and Helen Cher- [proper made the trip; Wednesday, Kea.sbey; Leopold Konopka, 32 | Woodbridge; Frank Cyrus, 816 40 from Port Reading and I!;") from bridK*-*; Stephen Payti, L>ahl Ave., (King George Rd., Fords; Joseph fair on Sunday, August 24, at [ ico. Liberty St., fords; Stanley Wo- Kcasbt.-y; John Cunningham, 72 Westmeyer's Highland Grove. '• Avenel went; Thursday, 76 from zany, 148 Cart tret Ave., CartcreL; Pearl St., WoodbridKe; Charles Me- jBalint, CGO Lewis St., Woodbridge; Fords; and Friday, 21 from Keas- iPaul Koncsal, 13 Grant Ave., Port Route 25. The bake will be open William Force, 7 Uemarest Ave., ztra, 5 Kenisen Ave., Avenel. to both men and women. Joseph bey, 20 from Hopelawn and 11 Avenel; Dominick Scutti, 13' Le- ; Reading; Peter Xovak, 59 Juliette Marchitto was named general Keasbey from Iselin swam at tlie pool. gion PI., Woddbridprc; Jasper John- Albert Terhune, 472 Cliff Rd., iSt., Hopelawn; Louis Kunie, FIo- Because of the trip to the Yan- son, 111 Freeman St., Woodbridge; Sewaren; John Uudik, 228 Summit [rida Grove Rd., Keasbey; Ignatz chairman and will be assisted by Arnold Buck, Paul Berrue, John kee Stadium Thursday, July 24, Rudolph Bartonek, RFD 31 Box 97, Ave., Fords; Frank Lopasowski, St. Obropta, 815 Rahway Ave., Wood- —Miss Betty Fasckus of Smith the coming week's schedule has Fords; Thomas Heinz, 88 NewGeorge Ave, Colonia; Frank Sa- bridge; P'rank Moscarelli, Bloom- Westmeyer and Robert Ellmyer. Street spent a day at Coney Island. Final arrangements will be made been changed slightly. The boys Brunswick Ave., IIopelawn; Joseph verock, 30 Wylie St., Woodbridge; field Ave., Iselin; Frank Lagola, —Mrs. Harold Prang- of Perth and girls of Fords who make the Murphy, 'Jii Wedjrcwood Avp.Wood- Tony Kenaldi, Fourth St., Port Homestead Ave., Avenel; Charles at a meeting on July 28. Sub- Amboy, Mrs. Sam Yuliasz, Louis committees will be named at that trip on that day will make the trip bridgc; Josejjh Sulaf.ru i. Vesper Ave., Reading; Wilson Young-, RFD 3.Karmazin, 21 Elm Ave., Wood- Martin, Miss Anna Cstiva and Miss on Monday, July 21. Woodbrid^t; Elmer Anderson, 163 Stroudsburf?, Pa.; James Jolly, 120 ibridge; John Molnar, Smith St., time. Anna Yuhasz of Greenbrook Ave- Cutter Ave,. Fords Andrew Gulick, Chestnut St., Avenel; Joseph Gay- j Keasbey.' Frank Marchitto resigned as sec- uie spent the weekend at Messina, The youngsters are imnsported 8C Blair Rd., Port Reading; Charles retary of the club because of press- V Y. to and from the pool by chartered Terzella, Inmati Ave., Colonia; j Joseph Cornellier, Sonora Ave., ing business. He has held the posi- —-Miss LaVenie Deik and Miss bus and are supervised by person- Paul Tartagiiiine, 404 Woodbridge I Iselin; William Varady, 11 William tion for two years.. Arnold Buck Helen Kovacs of Crow's Mill Road nel from the Woodbridge Recrea- Ave., Port Reading-, Leon Sila- Fords Notes :St, Fords; Thomas Fennessy, 11 was elected to succeed Marchitto. have returned to their homes after tion Department. ko.ski, Minna Ave,, Avenel; William iCory St., Fords; Thomas Petz, Jr., r UNTRUE spending- a week at Point Pleasant Schuller, Dahl Ave., Keasbey; Pe- 42. i Avenel St., Avenel; John Rus- HURT IN "NEW" ACCIDENT —Robert Lehman of Second Secretary of the Navy Frank with members of the Sub Deb Los Angeles—Recently little ter Connell, 88 Woodbridge Ave., Street and Miss Ruth Anderson of niak, 45 Gordon Ave., Fords; Ei- Club of Woodbridge. Knox called "absolutely untrue" Robert Fisher, S, was burned when Sewaren. Washington Street spent Sunday imer Fischer, 519 New Brunswick —-Francis Pastoi of Crow's Mill Ave., Fords; Stephen Nagy, Ash reports that U. S. warships have a paper milk carton exploded aa at High Bridge. been engaged in convoy duty and Road spent rt week as the gruest of 'V Also Get Questionnaires —Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry St., Avenel; John Oross, 272 Lib- aunt and unele, Mr. and Mrs. he was burning it in an incinerator. erty St., Fords; Julius Petercsak, denies that the Navy has lost Jives, Three minutes after lie was admit- Lester Sharris, 207 Fulton St., and daughter, Doris, Mr', and Mrs. material or equipment in connec- M. Mizak of Perth Amboy. Woodbridge; Walter Olsen, 54 Edward Tro.st and children spent Dahl Ave., Keasbey; Frederick ted to the hospital, an ambulance Mess, Warwick St., Iselin; Joseph tion with its patrol of the Atlantic. Evergreen Ave, Fords; Wilbert the weekend at Laurelton. He specifically denied that there Pound of Feathers rushed up carrying Rodney Bon- Wilson, Sloans Ave., Woodbridge: —Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fischer Kopi, 223 Old Rd., Sewaren; Jo- KEASBEY—At a ff«therin? of friends, Frank Payti of Dahl There is considerable difference In ner, 9, who had been injured in ex- seph Sgvamolo, 21 Jersey Ave., had been an encounter between a have moved into their new home at "U. S. naval vessel and a belligerent Avenue announced the engagement of his daughter, Mary Ann, weight between a povmd of gold and actly the same way. These were liefer Tot W-1A2| Docket 12(1/!4l» Hopelawn; Stanford Mathis, Box to Arthur Krilla, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Krilla of Stockton W-iSNi Oorkcl I20/M» 40 Fifth Street. craft. a pound of feathers. Gold is the iirst accidents of this kind ever NOTICK OI-1 I'll MAC SALK —Plans are being made by the2G1 Fiat St., Iselin; Carl Stavenev, Street, Perth Amboy. The wedding will take place September weighed by the troy system in reported at the hospital. TO WHOM IT MAY COXCKKN: 20. choir of St. John's Episcopal 170 Clinton St., Woodbridge; which there .are 12 ounces to the At ii rffiiUnr meeting of tho Town- James Taggart, West St., Colonia; Bed Riiiden, Built Business Guests present included Misses Julia Kraynick, Mary Toth, pliip '''immll icf> of I lip Township of Church for a bus excursion to Val- pound, while feathers are weighed First Play by American Charles Nistico, 120 Liberty St., A bed-ridden victim of crippling Anna Kovacs, Mary Krilla, Josephine Barbascak, Margaret Var- by the avoirdupois measure, in WOIIIIIUHIKI- held llomliiy, July 7, ley Forge in the near future. arthritis, Miss Beulah Hawks, Ash. "The Prince of Parlhia," a five- liH1. I \V;IH directed tu advi-r- Fords; Louis De Nyse, 8 E. Green ga, Julia Nagy and Emma Petercsak. which there are 16 ounces to the act tragedy in blank verse, written tlne the fact thwt on Monday eve- —iMr. and Mrs. Harry Fuller- Grove, Mo., a former nurse and resi- ning, July 21, 1!) 11, HIP Town- St., Woodbridge; Samuel Purkall, Emil Pelovitch, John Perhatch, Dennis Krilla, John Amaczi, pound. A troy pound therefore is by Thomas Godfrey Jr. in Wilming- ton of Hoy Avenue spent the week- dent of The Plains, has built up less than the avoirdupois pound. , Kiii|i t'ommLllce will inr.'i't at 7 1213 Lee Ave., Hopelawn; Paul a prosperous coal business. When Michael Kasko, Andrew Vamos, John Sabo, John Kobus, Joseph ton, N. C, in 1759. was the first *, P. M., (KST) In tlie Committee end at Valley Forge. Dunda, Jr., 882 Rahway Ave., Ave- Jarabec, John Daveld, John Sainz, John Frank and Joseph Payti. play written and produced profes- (.ThrifTi!) Mrs, Memorial Municipal stricken five years ago, Miss Hawks Jeanne Kurowsky, of 10G Libnel- . Mr. and Mrs. John Karomi, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kovacs, Mr. Keeping; Limes Fresh sionally by an American, in this Building, Woodhridpe, New Jersey, erty Street, is a patient at the refused to permit her illness to in- and rx[>»»(• nnrl sell (it public sale terfere with a business career, and and Mrs. John Krilla, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Payti, Mr. and Mrs. Limes will ke&p fresh for some country. urn] tu Die hij?licPi bidder nucord- Perth Amboy General Hospital Andrew Payti, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manchec, Mrs. Michael Ki- time if they are washed, wiped dry InK to torniM oi" sail- on lll<> with the where she underwent an appendec- set about soliciting the coal busi- Township f'lwk open tu Inspection mash, Arthur Krilla, Miss Mary Payti and Frank Payti Sr. end then stored in a covered fruit jar Army reveals it has a secret tomy Saturday. ness by telephone from her bed- and to be jiulillely rend prior t<> •'aln, Piscataway side. Sidelines in her extensive busi- in the refrigerator. radio lane-detecting beam. I.OIM Tin, 7Ki .-Did T.'if. and 73G ill Hlork I !M.^, \\'i),),\\nU\gf Townsliij) —(Mrs. Howard Fullerton of ness include the sale of sand and POWER or thirty-two per cent., were pro- New Brunswick Avenue is visit- —Preston Gillis, former teach- gravel. Her affliction forced her to The total production of electric duced by water power. Take iiirlh(-r notk-o that the ing with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer learn to write with her left hand. , TowiiKliip i.'oiiimlttf-e htm, by reao- Chase of Plainfield, for a week. er in the Piscatawaytown school, energy for public use, during the Juilon nml jitirsujint to law, llxod a month of May, according to the minimum pri<:<> :il wliieh mini lot>: in —-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ras- is now stationed at Fort Bragg, Grease Spots , said liluuk will bo solil together with New Glasses Bear Numbers Do not delay your choice! t mussen and children, of 44G NewN. C. Federal Power Commission, was Grease spots on wall paper can all other dcl.'iila pertinent, said Hosts, your worries are over—no 13,290,609,000 kilowatt hours. Of sometimes be re*movcd by using minimum price be luff % 300.01) plu.s Brunswick Avenue, are spending a •—Mrs. Henry Troger Jr. and more danger of mixing your guests' blotting paper and a warm f[at iron. coMto of prt'piirlnfj deed and adver- few weeks at Holly Park. son, Henry, of Woodbridge Ave- this, 4,223,328,000 kilowatt hours, There is still time to tising Ibis .sale. Hiild lots hi ssihl glasses when you gather them up block If sold on terms, will require —-Miss Viola Fullerton of Newnue, are spending the week-end at for refills. Solving this bothersome ri down payment nf $:(<).im, the h;\.\- Brunswick Avenue has returned the Troger Cottage at Lavallette. entertainment problem are the new Specializing in Chinese and American Foods uni'e of pureliawt' jjrirt> to bfi paid In home after a ten-day trip to Wol- i • < i 11; 11 montlily iimtii llnieii ts of Jlu.dii —Mr. and Mrs. Lester Russell numbered Zombie tumblers, smart- plim Inleri'st and other terms pro- lesley, Mass. and daughter, Agnes, of Main ly styled with large frosted numer- vided for in <:onlrnct of sale. —The Junior Woman's Club held als, so that each guest can easily LUNCH35c -. - - - DINNER50c SAVE *56 Take fur!her ntjlitre tliat at said Street, spent Sunday at Palisades salu, or any da to tu which' It may a delightful social meeting in the single out his own from the proffered bo adjourned, tlm Township Com- library Tuesday night. Park. tray. Sets come numbered from Featuring Frosted Drinks mittee re.Ht-rvus the right In KH dis- on this lovely Anniversary Model cretion to reject any one or all blda —The Gabby Chatter Club meet- —Matthew Simpson of Main one to eight, and other features in- rind to ni'11 :-=: j J • 1 lull In said block ings have been discontinued for Street has returned from Gretna, clude the "safe edge" that guaran- Slayride Strawberry Blond Hallet & Davis Spinet to Much bidder as it may select, due the summer months. Va., where he had spent some tees no chipping, a heavy sham bot- retffird bdiiK irivon to terms and tom, and 13-ounce .capacity. mariner of payment, In case one or —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ander- time-. Daiquiri Ramas Gin Swing • morn minimum bids shajl be re- ceived, son and children, Lois, Ruth, Al- Upon aeceptnnee of the minimum bert and I'onald, of Washington Peak Attendance Shark Liver bid, nr bid nlmve minmiuni. by tho Street, are vacationing at Niagara Basketball games drew an esti- Eighty pounds of refined oil, rich TuwriHblp ('(innnltleo and the pay- The CANTEEN, Ltd. ment thi-reol' by the purchaser UL1- Falls and Canada. mated 5,000,000 persons in 1939. in vitamin A, is produced from 100 eordlniT to tlie munner of purchase In pounds of shark liver. 584-86 AMBOY AVE. PERTH AMBOY TEL. P. A. 4-2535 aci'iii'druu'o with U'rin.i of sale on (lie, (he TowiiKhip \VI11 deliver it uar- Riiln and «rili< deed for said premises. KATKIt; .July .s, Mill. li. J. UITNIOAN, Townsliip fiierk. To be advertised July 11 and ,luly IN, 1!M1, In Iho Korda Beiieon, ST. JAMES' AUDITORIUM

KIIKI;JI<1K'K SAIJ'J- In ("lian-ery of Ni-w Jernoy. Ilrlwecn Tile New HniMMWifk SiivhiK« liiHtliiillmi, ;i i(H|nn-;< f (fin, ('(iiniilnliiiiiil, unit Al- fred .1. 1,1ns, Ituftitliy !i. I.Ins, <-t al.i., PETE SAYS: lu'l'i'iidiiiiin. l>'i |.';i riJi• jiii|<- IIIMIVI- stii'led writ, to nie dli-cclcd -!in.l (o *:(!•' ;11 lnilllti- VI'IHIUI- OT1 "It takes 2 things to make WI-:i>XKSHAV. T1IM li'l'll DAf OF 8.30 O'CLOCK SHARP ADJl'ST, A. li., 11H1 nl (iiic ii'i'lfick, siaiidiinl ilnie find a Used Car Bargain. First, two UYIIU-IE dioilKl'l siivltit? lime in tin- ut it'i'iiimn of siiltl dity. ;ii tlif Kli.'rtirs Ofllee. In tho L'ity <.»r New Quality; Second, Price. You Krniiswit'K, N. .1. All (lull rel'lilin lol, 1 |-;n'l or pur- rt>l in" land ami iircmtsi-H lifrcliiaftfr get both here. That's why so imrtli-itliirly .^oro- comfortable spun - rayon Anniversary Price. .269 iliy 1.. l.lns, Iniyhand and wife, liy deed of Tlinddeiis A. Anzoltit, siiiRli1, slack suits with in-or-outer s dated AiiKust 2."i, 1U-."I, and rei-ordeil shirt. 1939 1940 1939 in Middlesex County I'lerk's utlli-e in Actual Saving to You 56 Hook Si; of Deeds, pajce :t77. Reins the premises eommonly OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH PONTIAC Allowance made for your old piano . . - Pay only kiimvii Jintl deslKiiateu as No. 20S SIX Smith Seeond avenue, Highland $y| .95 DELUXE SIX $ $ I'.irk. N. J. 2 Door Sedan 4 Passenger Coupe 4 DOOR SEDAN The approximate nniouivt of tlie de- 5D0WN- 5 PER MONTH crees to he satiatled hy said sale is tin' sum of six thousand ninety-nine 4 ( I'IIIH Siuull Cdt-ryluic CluirK<*> dollars l$lt,0!';l) tofiether with tlie $595 costs of this sale. $695 This Anniversary Model Spinel incorporates the ToKiHhpv wiili all and slngvilar the finest features. It has the exclusive "Practiano" r,ghts, privileges. 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The fighting, if it occurs, will not As Mutually Aiding Carriers, N. J. THE BEACON PUBLISHING CO. be featured by a surprise German air at- The Railroads And Taxes With Offices at tack upon the heavily populated metro- 611 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords, N. J. Because of the tremendous amount of attention fo- TELEPHONE: PERTH AMBOY 4—2123 politan areas. cused recently upon Governor Edison's proposed settle- Subscription $1.50 per year ment of the railroad tax question, the New Jersey Taxpay- Elmer J. Veciey Publisher and Managing Editor ers' Association has 'prepared a brief "highlight" review Enter ed~ar~the Post "Office "at Fords, N. J., as Army Not Buying Blonde Hair second class mail matter on April 17, 1936. A wire news service recently sent out of the problem: a report that the Army was inviting Ameri- Railroad taxes have been the subject of controversy can girls with blonde hair and a sense of and costly court action for years. Since 1932 seven of patriotism to shear, their silky strands New Jersey's railroad systems have been in almost con- which were termed a "strategical mate- stant litigation. During the years 1932 to 1940, of the Some Citizens Speak Up rial." ?174,000,000 levied against all railroads in the state, more The War Department quickly received than $34,000,000 remained unpaid. The president of a leading university Efforts of the state to collect have been complicated has just announced the formation of a inquiries about the purchase of blonde hu- man hair and, just as quickly, issued a by the fact that of the contesting railroads four went into "citizens' committee," nation-wide in rep- bankruptcy and the others not now in bankruptcy may resentation, to work for the reduction of statement that the Army is not interested in buying hair. place themselves under the courts' protection of the state noii-essential spending of the Federal, enforces collection of delinquent taxes. state, and local governments in the non-de- The interesting part of the episode to fense field. According to reports, it will us is where the story originated. It related Tax Method Obsolete, Unfair represent all elements in American life— that the supply of necessary hair had been Present methods of taxing railroads, devised during consumers, business, agriculture, labor, imported from Europe up to two months an era when railroads were prosepring—before the days women's groups, church organizations. A ago and that "reports of scouts" had of reduced earnings, abandonment of tracks, curtailment number of distinguished citizens, including cheered Army experts, who were confident of service, railroad receiverships, etc.—are based upon economists and tax experts, have already that American girls, particularly those assessed valuation of their property holdings. joined the new organization. from Minnesota, the Dakotas and other Taxes for state use, commonly called "first class" states with a large Scandinavian popula- At a time when Congress, in spite of the taxes, are levied against assessed values of the main stem, tion would supply "more than enough hair urging of Secretary Morgenthau to save a tanglible personal property and franchies, and are com- to fill the need." billion dollars in non-defense spending, has puted with the "average tax rate" of all municipalities in hiked appropriations in that category still In view of the fact that the War De- New Jersey. They are collected by the State Tax Depart- higher for the coming fiscal year, the partment announced the day after publi- ment, f * forming of a national citizens' group i.s cation of the story that the Army was not Taxes for municipal use, commonly called "second good news. In fact, it might almost be interested in buying hair it appears that Christian class" taxes, are levied against real estate including other said that something of the sort is neces- the confidence of the "Army experts," than the main stem, waterways, riparian rights, docks, sary news, For only a greatly increased quoted in the news story, was not mis- Science Church piers, etc., and are computed with local tax rates. Rev- public awareness of the meaning of waste- placed. The point of the yarn, however, is enue is paid Erectly to the State Comptroller who dis- ful spending to the individual can bring that if wire news services fill up newspaper Calendar tributes the money to the municipalities. , about a more realistic attitude on the part space with many of these "cute little sto- Because of the vital public interest involved in the of the people's representatives in Wash- ries" the confidence of the people might Christian Science—First Church railroads, a settlement of the vexing railroad problem is wane in the news services. By A. F. Wiegand than enough open space to camp of Christ, Scientist, Sewaren, is a ington. all the Scouts in the Council. A branch of The Mother Church, The desirable for a number of reasons. Many industries de- Members of Troop 51 Leave First Church of Christ, Scientist It is too early yet to determine whether For Camp long strip of frontage on the river pend upon them for shipping or for orders; many commu- was included. in Boston, Mass. Sunday services the new committee can achieve these aims. This week being the First week 11 A. M., Sunday school, 9:30 A. ters depend upon them for service; many railroad employ- Freedom Faces Two Threats of camping at Camp Kittatinny, Since the waterfront was still But its creation is important because it af- in its natural state, there arose the M., Wednesday Testimonial meet- ees depend upon them for their incomes; many investors The so-called American way of life, several boys from Troop 51 have ing 8 P. M. Thursday, reading have placed their savings in railroad securities; many fords the proof that there are citizens in abandoned Fords for the pleasures problem of providing a swimming room, 3 to 5 P. M. with its individual freedom in economic, section. There was also the ques- this country who realize that the spending of camping. "LIFE" is the Lesson-Sermon communities depend upon them for tax revenue and com- political and religious activities, is threat- John Sinuin, junior assistant tion of feeding the Scouts. The munity development. situation is serious, and that the time for answers 'to these questions were subject for Sunday, July 20, in all ened not only by actual attack,- if the Nazis Scoutmaster of our troop, left last Christian Science Churches and So- action is now. win their war in Eurqpe, but also by the week as a member of the camp given us through Camp Pahaquar- cieties throughout the world. Princeton Proposes Settlement staff. He will serve as Quarter- ra, a neighboring camp from threat of attack, even if actual attack never Trenton. Camp Pahaquarra had The Golden Text is: "The Lord Early this year Governor Edison's Citizens Commit- master for the five weeks of camp- will command his lovingkindness in No Contribution To Defense comes. ing. a large mess hail which it agreed the daytime, and in the night his tee, consisting of several prominent New Jersey men, com- Since the Mothers' Club is send- to let us use simultaneously with song shall be with me, and my We have, for years, pitied the people of them. Its waterfront was also pleted a careful and thorough study of the highly com- The United States is in an unlimited France, Germany and Russia, for the bur-ing every boy in the troop to camp prayer unto the God of my life" plicated and important problem and submitted their rec- emergency, the serious nature of which no for one week, any member of available to us. But this year we (Psalms 42:8). den* of armaments that they-carried. If Troop 51 who wishes to attend will use only their mess hall, for Among the Lesson-Sermon cita ommendations to the Governor. Then the Princeton Sur- one questions. the dictators of Germany, Italy and Japan may do so at no expense to him- our own waterfront has been de- tions is the following from the Bi- } veloped. veys acting as staff agency for the Committee prepared Thoughtful Americans cannot but be continue to do business, regardless of an self. Then: are, however, no boys ble: ". . . He that heareth my word, four proposed legislative bills as a means of effecting a set- puzzled and disturbed that so grave a situ- attending camp from Troop 51 Thus in two short years the and believeth on him that sent me actual attack upon us, we will Have to main- tlement. ation, calling for the maximum in united for less than two weeks. camping of the Raritan Council hath everlasting life, and shall not tain armaments equal to the task of self- has progressed. Here's looking come into condemnation; but is These bills, which were turned over to a joint special effort, has not brought about a cessation One of the. Scorns, Jack Peter- defense. sen, will attend for two weeks at forward to even more enjoyable passed from death unto life" (John legislative committee, provide for (a) payment in full of "~of the backbiting and recrimination that no expense, for in addition to the camping in the years to come! 5 :24). This will mean subordinating ordinary The Lesson-Sermon also include all delinquent taxes without interest penalties and for a have marred the domestic scene in recent week presented by the Mothers' SPEAKING OF ADVERTISING processes to the necessities of complete de- Club he was the winner of the the following passage from the formula of installment payments computed in accordance years. fense. It will require the permanent train- Some years ago, when Patti was Christian Science textbook, "Sci- point contest, which entitled him going to sing in Detroit, Mabley, with ability to pay; (b) revision and modernization of rail- A short time ago, for instance, a high (o another free week. The other ence and Health with Key to the ing of boys to be soldiers, entailing enor- the great clothier, was the first Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: road taxation, establishing a flat rate of 3^. for property government official declared flatly that the Scouts who will attend for three man at the ticket-window when it mous expenditures every year for defense. weeks are Robert Drake and Har- "Life is the origin and ultimate of taxation combined with a franchise tax based upon earn- "recalcitrance" of one American company The development of this country along the opened. man, never attainable through ry Glide. death, but gained by walking in ings; (c) technical changes in the school law to effect engaged in defense production might re- course of peaceful years will have to be "How much for the house?" he cross-reference to the proposed new tax law; and (d) pro- sult in the loss of the present war for the Camp KitUitinny this year is asked. the pathway of Truth both before abandoned while the nation supports an more inviting than last year. One The astonished ticket-man fig- and after that which is called tection to municipalities from any reduction in local rata- nations we are aiding, and hence imperilled abnormal defense expense. of the main reasons is that this ured it up to about ten thousand death" (p. 487). bles because of enactment of the proposed new railroad the security of the United States. Natu- If other nations organize their entire year we will have our own water- dollars. tax methods. rally, so grave an accusation was examined front. Although we had fun at "All right; I'll take it," said, ON TOUR populations for warfare, and put national Camp Palnujuarra's waterfront Mabley: and all who came for William S. Knudsen, Director- carefully by the House Military Affairs life in the complete control of dictators, last year, there was always the tickets after that were told: "Mr. ] General, O'PM, is on a tour to Governor Edison In Favor Committee. feeling of being an outsider and Babley has bought the house; you | check progress on aircraft, ship- In presenting his proposals to the legislature, Gov- free nations will have to do likewise or sur-not belonging to the place. Not j building and other defense produc- Now the majority report of that com- must apply to him." tion. He left Washington by plane ernor Edison declared that "the methods and rates of tax- render independence. To do likewise only will we have the waterfront Mabley would not sell a ticket; mittee has been released. Signed by Dem- itself, but'there will be a large July 7th and expects to return to ation should accord more cjosely with ability of the rail- means the end of liberty, as we have known ho gave away every seat. It paid the Capital on July 21st, after ocrats and Republicans alike, it declares stationary dock and a twenty-four him, for Mabley, the clothier, the roads to pay ... it. It means the suppression of minorities, i'oot square diving flout. The placing special emphasis on efforts that all testimony hoard was to the effect music-lover, was more talked about to speed aircraft production. "Even considered wholly as a tax problem, he added, the welding of our population into a home- water's depth gradually increases than Patti. that the company in question "had given /from the shore until at the diving- geneous mass by force if necessary, and 40 Raw Materials "it is advantageous for New Jersey to help the roads get 100 per cent co-operation, had used its own area it will be at least fifteen feet. Breton Clergy back on their feet in order that they can continue to cully the absolute dedication of individuals to Separate protected areas will be Each U. S. military truck, scout money for expansion, hud lowered its price the supreme task of the state which will be The Catholic clergy in Haiti are car or other vehicle contains about tax revenues in the future." provided for 'beginners and non- French, mostly Bretons. 40 distinct raw materials. and on its own initiative took steps to treble the prosecution of war. swimmers. Adequate life-guarding its production." And the Committee adds facilities wilf be present at ail pointedly that some of the blame for pres- times. A large fleet of canoes -by Mat will be available in addition to the OUR DEMOCRACY A Salute To The Chinese ^W"\'\ '\ AV A\ AY* ^ *V WWVWAWV £ This Week Years Ago ent difficulties might better be laid at the ten man war canoe which will go doorstep of "some Government officials" While we pat ourselves on the back for on overnight trips. THE PRINTED WORD Ten Years Ago tain municipalities is unconstitu- because of their failure to provide hydro- the .strides that the nation has taken in- de- tional apparently void.s the action During last year's camp many TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND electric energy from "public power" dams fense matters during the past year, let's not v instituted to unseat Herman Stern Scouts were hampered in their tent t\ SINCE THE i76os WHEN \\^ • •• VISIT SEA GIRT 1 of Avenel. Mr. Stern was named to aid in the enlargement of production j THE COLONIES ALREADy \\\'V\^' ) Governor's Day at 'Sea Girt yes- forget a cumbersome mass of people, slow- arrangement by the ground's being to the Board of Assessors last No- facilities. ly plodding their way through the fifth uneven. This condition has been \ HAD 23 PUBLIC LIBRARIES ^ t ' terday drew a throng of 25,000 per- remedied this year, for tent floors j AMERICA HAS TOPPED sons, fully 5,000 of them from Mid- vember to succeed Howard Fen- The moral is plain; TvoUlems of defense year of unprovoked and merciless warfare. have been assembled for every i THE WORLD WITH THEM.- dlesex County. Senator David der, of Sewaren, whose three-yea* are too complex to yield to hasty general- In 1937 Japanese soldiers precipated tent. Besides making the tent ! SOME IIZ MILLION Baird, Jr., Former Congressman term had expired on July 1. ization. Any inadequacies of the defense the struggle with China by firing a few more manageable and giving it a VOLUMES TODAY. Harold G. Hoffman and Thomas neater appearance, a tent floor Hansen were in the receiving line. LIONS CAN'T LINGER program should certainly be investigated, shots near Peiping and since that time ruth- lessens the up-draft from the THE LARGEST- LIBRARy OF CONGRESS, HERE ANY LONGER WASHINGTON :>.C. MAWBEY ELECTED Leon E. McElroy, Township At- so that their causes may be found and less Japanese invaders have despoiled the ground, thus making it more com- TO STATE BODY fortable to sleep. torney, said last night if the lion cured. But name-calling is no solution, and people and the land of China. ' There is Chief Fred Mawbey, of Wood- act stranded o n th e stadium no service to the nation, either. no use to recite the bloody details or re- The camp staff has also been en- bridge Fire Company No. 1, was grounds isn't out of town by to- count the great suffering of the Chinese larged ami improved this summer. elected vice-president from Mid- morrow that it will be moved out. Xew and more competent men dlesex County Monday at the state people. have been engaged in the various convention of the Uniformed Fire- Order May Become Historic We can better dwell, perhaps, upon the positions, and we can be certain men's Association of New Jersey Three Years Ago heroic resistance of the Chinese govern- that the Council's judgment has held in the high school in Carteret. MILTON PRESSING The occupation if Iceland by naval been the best, assuring us of a BID FOR P. O. HERE forces of the United States will be followed ment, which has retreated steadily before pleasant stay at camp. f HIT BY TRUCK A plea to United States Sena- by the transport of suiHcient soldiers to at- the enemy without giving up the battle. The Development of Council NEGRO IS KILLED tors Smathers and Milton to exert Today, probably three million, or more. Camping John Matthews, a Harlem negro, all possible pressure to obtain an tend to the defense of the island. age about 30, was fatally injured allotment of Federal funds for the The President has also issued orders to men are engaged in the "China incident" Before i'JoS, the various Scouts early Tuesday morning: when he of the Earitan Council could camp WE READ ALL SIDES OF QUESTIONS construction of a post office build- the Navy to '"insure the safety of commu- and Japan is very anxious to discover a OVER. HERE was struck and run over by a truck ing here was dispatched on behalf wherever they chose. This, of WE SCAN AND LEARN. AND MAKE UP OUR OWN F&EE MINDS on the superhighway near the Ra- nications in the approaches between Ice- manoeuvre that will save her face. course, gave the entire Council no of the Township Committee yes- OVER THERE - ritan Township line. Alfred De terday by Township Attorney Leon The Chinese government refuses to give place to congregate, so in 1938 it Matte, of Vineland, was the driver land and the United States, as well as on | was arranged that the official BAN AND BURN. E. McElroy. Scarcely two hours of the truck. He was booked on a after he had wired Senator'Smath- the seas between the United States and all in. knowing that surrender will mean alien | council camp should be at the technical charge of manslaughter. other strategic outposts." rule for many years. Their morale has Schiff National Boy Scout Reser- ers, Mr. McElroy received a reply stating he would do. everything in been helped by proffers of a-id from Great vation near Mendham, N. J. This Five Years Ago This may become a significant order. was the rirst year of organized his power to obtain the grant for Britain and the United States but the flow N. J. FUNDS, WPA JOBS Woodbridge. Whethes it does, or not, depends upon camping. TOWN'S ONLY HOPE what the submarines and airplanes of Nazi of supplies has been scant compared with The Schiff Reservation, how- Unless the Township shares gen- PLEA OF POVERTY Germany attempt to do about the ship the.task the Chinese must assume. ever, could be used by practically erously in the undistributed six- BASIS OF A.NSWER The Chinese have been battling four any group of Scouts who asked for million dollar State fund it can es- The dire predicament of loeal that ply the communications lanes in- cape a staggering monthly relief volved. years for their independence, submitting to the privilege, and we could not taxpayers, already inundated by a consider i: our own camp. cost only by wide sponsorship of §5,000,000 debt, will be outlined The President points out that it is es- ceaseless pounding without showing the new WPA projects, an independent Then, in 1940, last year, the survey indicated this morning. by Township Attorney Leon E. sentional to the nation's security that ap- yellow feather and it's about time that the Raritan Council purchased a large McElroy in his answer to the con- proaches to the Western Hemisphere "re- world in general gave the Chinese in par- tract of land on the Delaware PENDER BID VOIDED tempt proceedings filed against the ticular a salute, recognizing "their worthi- River near Columbia, X. J. It was BY SUPREME COURT Township Committee for the delay main open and free from all hostile activity an excellent campsite and had all Supreme Court decision that the in building a $250,000 sewer sys- or threat thereof." ness to live as a nation and promising more J the requirements of a good per- law extending: from three to five tem for Fords, Hopelnwn and Koas- manent camp. There was more THE MERE READIWG OF A BOOK OR NEWSPAPER NOT DICTATATOF^, bey. If the order of the Chief Executive and attention to the needs of Chinese warriors. APPROVED MEANS SWIFT ANO CRUEL PUNISHMENT. years the terms of assessors in cer- FORDS 'AND RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1041 PAGE FIVE

Foreign Countries Purchase LEGAL NOTICE. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES During the six-month period fol- ante of the purchase price in month- along the northeasterly !inp of said ment thereof by the purchaser ac- regard being given to terms and minimum price being $:>nn.oo plus 7<2 Broadway, N. Y. City" and from {1.1.00 plus interest and other terms lowing the outbreak of hostilities in ly installments on the first day of Proposed Street and along a. curve cording to the manner of purchase manner of payment, in case one or coats of preparing deed and adver- said lieffinninff point running, (1) S. provided for in contract of sale. Europe, foreign countries purchased each and every month during the to tho right having a radius of 2i'D In accordance with terms of sale on more minimum bids shall be re- tising this sale. Said lots in said 36'-;"i3'-2lr" K. alons the northeast- The above promises shall be sub- $127,000,000 worth of American iife of t!ie eoniract together wiih in- feet for an arc distance of 184.9- file, the Township will deliver a ceived. block if sold on terms, will require erly line or Meretmii SUi;u\ 197.00 ject to the conditions and restric- terest, the unpaid balance due on feel to the point or place of begin- bargain and sale deed for said prem- Upon acceptance of the minimum a down payment of (30.00, the bal- feet to a'point; thence, fill N. 53"- tions set forti] in an ordinance on- chemical products, a 60 per cent said purchase price, from time to ning. ises. bid, or bid above minimum, by the ance of pumliose price to be paid 06--J0" R ISC.00 foot to a point; titled "An Ordinance Imposing Con- increase over the corresponding pe- time, to draw interest at four per Containing 1.311 acres of land and DATE.D: July S, 1941. Township Committee and the pay- in eQual monthly installments of theiu-e. 13) N. 36Q-o3'-^ll" w. paral- ditions and Host fictions on land cent dVc) and payable each month B. J. DUXIGAN, ment thereof by the purchaser ac- S10.00 plus interest and other terms owned by the Township of Wood- riod a year ago, reports Industrial as the principal is paid. The pur- being a part of Lot 3 4 and n part of provided for in contract of sale. lel with the first course 8S.00 feet bridffe within Blocks -175, -17 6 and Lot 35 as said Lots are shown on the Township Clerk. cording to the manner of purchase to a point: thence. (4) N. 53°-06'- and Engineering Chemistry. chaser under this condition, in addi- in accordance with terms of sale on Take further notice That at said •177, WnodbridKe Township Assess- tion to paying the monthly install- above-mentioned Map of Middlesex To be advertised July 11 and July JO" K. parallel with the second ment Map", adopted September 18th, IS, 1911, in the Fords Beacon file, the Township will deliver a sale, or any date to which It may course 64.0(1 feet to a point: thence ments and interest as aforesaid, will Colony. bargain and sale deed for said prem- be adjourned, the Township Com msrt. be required to pay ail taxes ami as- To be known and designated as ises. mlttee reserves the right in Its dts if.) N. 36°-53'-^0" W. parallel with KOTICK sessments which shall hereafter ac- Lot 35-B in Block 477-D. Refer To: W-1IH: »<><-U<-t 11> «S?> (lie first course 10!».f»0 foot to a Take further notice tliat at sairl NOTJCI-; IS ill-JCKBY CIVICN, tliai HATED: July S, 19-11. cretion to reject any one or all bid* r crue, including those due and pay- Take further notice that the NOTICE OF l'LKl.lf SALK B. J. nrKIGAN, and to sell said lots in said block I'.iint; thonco, (fi) y. . i3°-t)6'-40" W. sale, or any date to which it may be Hie following proposed ordinance able in 19J1, and further to insure Township Committee has, by resolu- To Whom It May Concern: LTHUIII feet lo the point or place of adjourned, the Township Committee At a regular meeting of the Town- Township Clerk. to such bidder as It may select, due was Introduced ami passed on first said premises for the benefit of the tion and pursuant to law. tixed a To be advertised July 11 and regard boliiS given to terms and 1'ORinning. reserves tlu- rlpfht In Its discretion rending at a meeting of the Town- municipality as required by the eon- ship Committee of the Township of to reject any one or all liiils and to minimum price at which said lot in July IS;. 1311, In the Fords Beacon. manner of payment, in case one or CimtainiiiR 1.001 Acres of land and shin Com ml tee of tii<* Township of tract of sale and generally, to do said Mock will be sold together with Woodbridge held Monday, July 7. more minimum bids shall be re- sell said lo( in said I)lock to such Woodbridtfo, in the County of Mid- and perform all other conditions of 1 a i 1, 1 was d i reeled t o ad vo r- ins a portion of Lot 26 as said bidder as it may select, fine roRard all other details pertinent, said lise the fact th:tt on Monday rvi- Itt-rcr To: W-SrtN; Docket VIZ -07 ceived. dlesex, Saw Jersey, held on tlie Ttii said contract of aale. minimum price being $9i>n.«o plus lot is shown on ihe above-mentioned bolus trlven to terms and manner n i n g. July 21 1941, the Township NOTICE OK PUBLIC SALE Upon acceptance of the minimum map. of payment, in case one or more day DS Jujy, l'Jii, and that said costs o£ preparing deed and adver- To "Whom It May Concern: bid, or bid above minimum, by the ordinance will be taken up for fur- Committee will meet at 7 P. M. a minimum bids shall bo received. 3. In case the purchaser fails to tising this sale. Said lot In said (EST) in the Committee Chambers, At a regular meeting of the Town- Township Committee and the r y- To be known and designated as ther cori-sldoration for final passage comply with the conditions of sale block if sold on terms, will require ship Committee of the Township of Oicnt thereof by the purchaser ac- Upon acceptance of tho minimum Memorial Municipal Building, Wood- Lot l'u-i: in Hlm-k -I7T-C. Ldd, or lild above minimum, by the al a meeting of said Townsjilp Com- selected by him, the property shall be a down payment of i^O.'ld, the bal- bridge, New Jersey, and expose and Wod bridge held Monday, July T, cording to the manner of purchase Take rurther notice that tne mittee lo bo. held at its mi-ellng resold, and the amount of the defi- ]S41, 1 was directed to advertise In accordance with terms of sale on Township Committee and iho pay- ance of purchase price to be paid sell at imblic sale and to the high- Township Committee hns, by rpao- ment thereof by tlie purchaser ac- room in Die Municipal Building in ciency, if any, charged to the pay- in equal monthly installments ol est bidder according to terms of sale the fact that on Monday evening, file, the Township Will deliver a lution and pursuant to law, "fixed a W>odbrhlf,po, New Jersey, on the 2Jst ment heretofore made on account July i'l, 11M1, tlie Township Com- bargain ana sale deed lor said prem- eordinp; to tlie manner of purchase thereof, by the first purchaser. Jlj.OfJ plus interest and other torm.« on file with the Township Clerk open minimum price- at whieii a:\Ul lot in in accordance with terms of sale on day of July, littl, at 7 o'clock, P. M., provided for in contract of sale. to inspection and to be publicly read mittee will meet at 7 P. M,, ises. said hlock will bo sold together with (KKT) or as soon tlicreaftor as said (KST) in the Committee Chambers, DATKD: July S, 1941. file, the Township will deliver a 4. The Township, upon compliance The above premises shall b"( "IS in Block TJIO-G, m equal monthly installments ot Township Clerk. and other Township liens of. record 477, Woodbridge Township Assess- NOTITK Ol' I'lBl.ir SAI.R .Inly 18, 19-11, in the Fords Reacon. to the date of sale, except in those in said bioek will be sold together Wo<»d bridge Township Ases'snient AN OUDINANL'K TO AUTIIOIMZK ment Map", adopted September 18th, Map. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKKN: Til!-: i'UIVATK SALK (JF 1ANDS -uses where lite purchaser selects with all other details pertinent, said Charter Tin, 1141*S HMMVC No. - the contract plan, in which event minimum prii-e being $K>i'.O0 plus At a regular meeting of tlie Town- (HKISH SPKC]Ki<;AJ,Ly J.OTK I Take further notice that at said costs of preparing deed and adver- Take further notice that the ship Committee of the Township of OF CONDITION OF THE T'J C JXCUL'SIVK IX BLOCK Ja-Aj, all liens will be discharged at the dale of delivery of tiie deed. sale, or any date to which it may tising this sale. Said lot in *;;iM Township Committee has, by reso- "\Vooi1 bridge held Monday, July OK ANY JlICilT OK 1NT10KK.ST be adjourned, the Township Com- block if sold on terms, will require lution and pursuant to law, fixed, a 7, 1341, I was directed to adver- Tlii;iM-:iX, NOT NKKDEU KOU . I. Any offers for the property heroin listed must be submitted In mittee reserves the right in its dis- a down payment of $13.00, the bal- mi uim vim price at which .^aid lot tise the fact tliat on Monday eve- FORDS NATIONAL BANK 1'ViilAC UHK. wrilirtK to Iho Township Committee cretion to reject any one or all bids ance of purchase price to be paid in in said block will be sold together ning, July 21, 1941, t! i e Town- JiJO IT OKIJAIXICI) by the Town- not later than twelve noon {UHT) and to sell said lot in naid block j equal monthly installments of- $.*>.IHI with all other details pertinent, said ship Committee will meet at 7 P. OP FORDS. IN THE STATE OF NEW" JERSEY. sljip Coniniitlo.i: of the Township of on July li6th, 1911. to such bidder as It may select due plus interest and other terms pro- minimum price being ?l(n).0i> plus M. (KST) in tiio Committee CliiUii- AT THK 1'1.USK OV HTSINKSS ON .ITNI-; ;ii\ I !i 11 1TK1 ^ISI1KD Woodtjridffe in tho County of Mid- regard being given to terms and i vStleil Tor in contract of sale. costs of preparing deed and adver- bers, Memorial Municipal RuU-Aiug, 1 dlesex tliat: . 7,. This ordinance .shall take tising ibis sale. Said lot In said l.N i;i:si'OXSK TO CAM. MAPI''. RY COMpTi;OI.[.F.U OI' THK CllR- manner of payment. In case one or | Take further notice that at said blmk if sold on terms, will require Woodbridge, New Jersey, and ex- I1ENCY, V.VDKR SECTION 51'H, l!. S. KJJ VISED STATUTES 1. Tho Township Committee does effect following the adoption and more minimum bids shall be re- Bale, or any date to which it may pose and sell ai public sale and hereby authorize MM- wale of Ihit fol- letfal publication thereof. a down payment of $].*>.on, tlie bal- ! ceived. be adjourned, th" Township Com- ance of purchase price to be paid to the highest bidder according to ASSETS lowing tracts of land at private sale AI:<;I:ST F. (JKEINKU, Upon acceptance of the minimum mittee reserves tiie right in Us dis- terms of sale on file with the Town- lo-wil: Lots •( to (i inclusive in Commiteeman-at-Largc. in equal monthly installments of Tynans and discounts j -145,3311.18 bid, or bid above minimum, by the cretion to reject any one or all bids $."..i>0 plus interest and other terms ship Clerk open to inspection and JJiO'-k 13-A on the official tax and Attest: Township Committee and the pay- and to sell said lot in said block pr.tviilt'd UIY in contract of salo. to be publicly read prior to sale, le<| States Government ohligntions, direct and guar- as.M.s.siiM-nt map of the Township of li. .J. Dunigan, ment thereof by tlie purchaser ac- to sucli bidder as It may select, due easterly 25 foot of lot SI in Hlock »«tocd ;.. 7D.S6'J.f.O WoodlirldKe. Township Clerk. cording to the manner of purchase regard being given to terms and Take further notice tliat at said 3 30-F to be known and designated satintis of States :md political subdivisions :!",3rt<> B._ J. PUXIGAN, regard being given to terms aad erly line of Woodland Avenue dis- for cash or on terms. In citli<-r ca.se NOTK;I-; OK I-UHI-IC SAI feet from the in- TOTAL ASSETS 5' osl.soi.i's at least 10% of Hie amount of the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: To bo advertised July 11 and July tersection or said northerly lino of offer iniiht be dcprisited > witii Uic In accordance with terms of sale on more minimum bids shall be re- At a rcKulstr meeting nt the Town- IS, 10-11, in Vhc Fords Hi-sivon. ceived. Woodland Avenue with iho westerly Jli-jil MM tale J>i-|>itrt incut before ship Committee of. tho Township of file, the Township will deliver a LIABILITIES bargain and sale deed for said prem- Upon acceptance of the minimum line of Mary Avenue said beginning Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpora- twelve noon (1JST) July HClli, 1H11, WooclhridKo held Monday, July 7, point being the southwesterly cor- In order to IJ<: considered. 1041, I was directed to advertise the Ki-fi'r Ti>: W-diviai'nns be delivered al tlie olF| iiflver- Othor deposits (oertiliod and cashier's checks, etc )*.-. public sale and to the highest bid- ises. with Woodland Avenue and along the rn!;il Heposits , ^ 872,158.14 upon lite payment into the Town- tiso the fact that on Monday eve- l>ATl-:i>: July S, 1!M1. southerly line of Lot !M, 25 feet to a ship Treasury of tlie balance ol tlie dor according to terms of sale on ning, July 21, 1!U1, the Town- It feer Tit: \V-f!Hl: Ducket i:i!/:«>» (lie with the Township Clerk open XDTK.'K Oil' ITI1LIO SALE E. J. DUNIGAN, point; thence (It) southerly and pa- TOTAL LIABILITIES j piirrlutKc prii-c. Failure of the pur- ship Committee will meet at 7 P. Township Clerk. rallel with the first described course 872.158.14 clifiscr to make payment in full of to inspection and to be publicly read M., (15STJ in the Committee Cham- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: prior to sale, J,ols 533 to '•'£! inclu- At a regular meeting of the Town- To be advertise.! July 11 and July 150 feet to a point in the northerly CAPITA! ACCOUNTS . purchase ]>rii-e by July 2Stli, mil, sive, in Block TjlOJ, Woodbridge bers, Memorial Municipal Building, ship Committee of the Township ot ]S, IU'11, in Die Kurds Beacon. line of Woodland Avenue; thence Capital Slock: lvill result in forfeiture of deposit. Woodbridge, New Jersey, and ex- Township Assessment Map. Wood bridge held Monday, July 7, (I) easterly along northerly line of tel Common stock, total par $31,000.00 t lil.non.tii) 2. Said premises may be purchased pose and sell at public sale and to 1U41, 1 was directed to adver- Take further notice tliat tho HlOfcr '!'«: \X-W l.'l: Ducket HiD/lllil Woodland Avenue -5 feet to the Surplus •Mi,mm.mi under eu lit rue l In whUL . case Hie the highest bidder according to tise the fact that on Monday eve- point or place of beginning. jjui'diiiMcr .shall be credited witli Towmhlp Committee has, by reso- terms of sale on lile with the Town- ning, July :!1, 1!M1, (lie Town- .NOTICE i|iilrcd by condition-num- ship Clerk open to inspection and ship Committee will meet at 7 *f Lot #S-1 as shown, on a Map ol" TotaR l Capita(anl dAccount retiremens t account" for preferred" stock) m;ij \\\~ m bered "one" hereof ;is a down pay- miniini.ni price at whirl] said loti to be publicly read prior to sale, P. M. (IS.ST ) in tiie Commitiee At a regular moetins of the Town- t in said block will he sold together lots 7 and N in liloclt -I21-C, Wood- ship Cinnmiltee of the Township of. Fords Park #1 owned and developed ment, ami will lie. required to >itfn a Chambers!, Memorial Municipal by John Hanson, Map by Larson and TOTAL J.1AH1LIT1KS AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $' 9X1.301.1S cor.trail i,n (he day of tlie sale with fill oilier details pertlnont, said bridge Township As.^esmeiit Mnp. Building, Woodbridge, New Jerr.ey. Wodbridge, held Monday, July 7, Vninimum price; hi-iner Jl:"O.-flO plus Take further notice that the a.'iii expose and sell at ;>ubli • £;.!« Ifl-ji, I was directed to advertise Fox. With Hie Tinviifliip lo p;iy the bal- costs of prepnrlutf deed and adver- tho fact that on Monday evening, Also known as S-i-B in Block 139- STATE OF NEW .TERSEY, Township Committee has, by resolu- and to tho highest bidder ac< oniing July 21, ]*»•]], the Township t.'om- COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, ss: tising this ssiio. Said lots in said tion and pursuant, lo law, (ixed a to terms of sale on ril,> vilh the V on Official Tax Map of the Town- liliwK it" sold on (crms wil\ I-MIUITP Township Clerk open fo inspec- mittee will meet at 7 P. M. (10ST) in shin of Woodbridge. I. THEODORE J. RIUCHZE, wshler ot tl» nb»vf>-»nmi.Of), the bal- minimum price at which said lots in • the Committee Chambers, Memorial said block will ha sold together • tion and lo be pnblh-ly read prior Take further notice that the solemnly swear lhat the above stutcment is true to the best of my ! a nee of purchase price to be paid in ID sale, Lots V.i and lu in lilock 17-O, Municipal Building, Wood bridge, New Townsiiip Committee has, by resolu- knowledge find belief. lo'jual monilily installments <>( %T,,l)i)with all other details pertinent, said ' Jersey, and expose and sell at pub- minimum price being ¥200.00 plus I Woodbridge Township Assessment tion and pursuant to law, fixed a THEODORE J. BRICIIZE, Cnshier. plus interest anrl other torms pro- Mail. lic sale and to the hig-hest bidder ac- minimum price at which said lot in sworn lo ami subset-Hied hel'otv me this !Uh iljiy of .July I iU 1 vided for in contract of nalo. costs of preparing deed and adver-j) cording to terms of sale on file with said block will bo sold together with Using tills sale. Bahl lots in said tlie Township Clerk open lo inspec- M 1J 1M Take further notice that at said block if sold on term.1:, will require Take fur I her notice that the tion and to be publicly read prior to all other details pertinent, said COHRECT-Attct: " " "* ^ sale, or any date to which it may Township Committee has, by reso- minimum price being JUT).DO plus Charles Selnister, be adjourned, tho Township Com- a down payment of (20.00, the bal- sale, Lots 7 and S in Block 3Kr>-H, Joseph Sisnhik, ance <>t iturc.Uaso price to be paid lution and pursuant to law, lixed WtiiiiUjriiige Township Assessment costs of preparing deed and adver- ml t Ice reserves the right in its dis- a minimum price at which said lots Mil p. tising this sale. Said lot in said Andrew .NuKi'-'ulj", cretion to reject any one or al) b-Ida in equal monthly installments of In said block will be sold together block if sold on terms, will require and to sell said lots In said block to (fi.00 plus interest and other terms wjtli al! other details pertinent, said Take further noUice that the a down payment of ?1J.(>0, the bal- Directors. sued bidder as it may select, due ro- provided for In contract of sale. minimum price being ?:iliu.O(t pins Township Committee has, by reso- ance of purchase price to be paid EXTRA! gnrd heinpr given to terms and man- Take further notice that at said lution and pursuant to law, fixed a costs of preparing deed and adver- in equal monthly installments of Friday - Saturday - Sunday ner of payment, in case one or sale, or any date lo which it may be tising lliis sale. Said lots In said minimum price al which said lots in $5.i)i) plus interest and other terms more, minimum bids shall be re- adjourned, the Township Commit- block if sold on irrms, will require a said block win be sold together with provided for In contract of sale. ceived. tee reserves the riglit in its discre- down payment of ?:!d.uO, the balance all other details pertinent, said minimum price being $17)0.0') plus Take further notice that at said Unon noeeplance of tho minimum tion to reject any one or all bids of purchase price to be paid in equal K-.i.\e, or ;i»y date to which, it may hid, or bid above minimum, by the and to sell said lots i{i SJI id block lo monthly installments of $HUn> plus costs of preparing deed nnd adver- Interest and other terms provided tising (his sale. Kaid lots in said be adjourned, the Township Com- JUMBO MATINEES Township Commit! eo and the pay- sucii bidder (is ft may select, duo re- mittee reserves the right in its dis- ment thereof by the purchaser ac- for in contract of sale. block If sold on terms, will require gard being given lo terms and man- cretion lo reject am' one or all bids Show Starts at 1 P. M. cording lo the manner of purchase ner of payment, in case one or more Take further notice that at said a down payment of $1 ."I.IIO, the bal- In siceordniire. with terms of sale on ance of purchase price to be paid and to sell said lot in said block minimum bids shall be received. sale, or any date to which it may lo such bidder as it may select duo file, the Township will deliver » Upon acceptance of. the minimum be adjourned, tlie Township Com- In equal monthly installments Of bargain and bale deed for said prem- Slii.O'l plus interest and other terms regard being given to terms antf bid, or bid above minimum, by the mittee reserves the right in its dis- provided for in contract of sale. ises. Township Committee and tlie pay- cretion l« reject any one . or all manner of pay me nl, in case one or DATKU: .Iuly 8, 10 11. bids ami to sell sairt lots in said Take further noUte that n.t said more minimum bids shall be re- 8 BIG EVENTS 8 ment thereof by tlie purchaser ac- ceived. B. .T. DUNIGAN, cording to the manner of purchase block to such bidder as ft may se- sale, or any date to which it may Townsiiip Clerk. in accordance with terms of sale lect, due regard lieing given to be adjourned, the Township Com- Upon acceptance of the minimum (1) "Screen Snapshots" To'he advertised July 11 and July on filo, the Township will deliver a terms and manner of payment, in mittee reserves the right in Its dis- bid, or bid above minimum, by Iho IS, 19-11, In tho KOI-IIK Beacon. bargain and sale deed for said prem- case one or more minimum bids shall cretion to reject any one or all bids Township Committee and the pay- ises. be received. ;i nd to sell said In Is in sah! block ment thereof by the purchaser ac- Refer TII: W-liTSj Docket ]2« 6>ATIiD: July 8, 1041. Upon acceptance of (he minimum to such bidder as it may select, due cording to the manner of purchase bid, or bii! above minimum, by the regard being fiiven to terms and In accordance- wli.li terms of sale (2) "Happy Birthday" NOTICE OK I>l'BI,I(l SAUTS B. J. JJT'XKJAX, manner of payment, in case one or TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Township Clerk. Township Committee and the pay- on file, the Township will deliver ment thereof by itie purchaser ac- more minimum bids shall be re- a bargain and sale deed for said (Cartoon) At a regular meoHng or tho Town- To be advertised July II ami July ceived. ship Commitlep of the Township of ]S, 3011, in the Fords Beacon cording to tlie manner of purchase premises. U'imiMiridKi' hold Monday, July 7, in accordance with terms of sale Upon acceptance of the minimum JM.TKI-): July 8, 1941. 13-11, 1 wrts directed to adver- on file, the Township will deliver a bid, or bid above minimum, by the B. J, DUNIGAN, Refer To: W-SJ; l)(.cUef 110/:: bargain and sale deed for said prem- Township Committed and tlin pay- Township Clerk- tise tlie fact that on Monday ove.- NOTICK Ol' I'L'IIMC SAI.K (3) "Community Sing' niiiff, July 21, li> II, the Town- ises. ment thereof by the purchaser ac- To bo. advertiser! July 11 and July CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M.—PHONE P,A. 4-0108 ship Committee will meet al 7 P. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1>ATMI): July S, l'i II. rording to the manner of purchase IS, IBM, In the Fords Uem-on M. (KST) in tho Committee Cham- At a regular meeting of tlie Town- li. J. DUXIGAN, in accordance with terms of sale bers, Memorial Municipal Building, ship Committee of the Township ol Townsiiip Clerk. on file, the Townsiiip will deliver Itcfer To: \V-27Nj Docket llii Today Thru Thursday, July 24 (4) "Gorilla Hunt" Woodb ridge. New Jersey, and ex- Woodbridge held Monday, July To bo advertised July 11 and July a liargain and sale, deed for said IS, 19-11, in the Kurds Beacon. premises. SOTIOK OF Ft'IH.IC SALE pose and sell at public sale and 7, 19 11, 1 was directed to ad- To Whom It May Concern: (Color Cartoon) to Iho highest bidder according to vertise the fact that on Monday IJATKD; July 8, I'JIl. B. J. IJUNIGAN, At a regular mooting of the Town- BOB terms of sale on file with the Town- evening, July 21, 19 11, the Town- liefer To: W-IIKti' Ditekei l.tl'TIKt ship Committee of the Township of ship Clerk open lo inspection and ship Committee will meet at TownshiD Clerk. NOTICK OP ri'ItMt: SAI-K T.i be advertised July 11 and July •\Voodbridgo held Monday, July 7, lo bo publicly read prior to sale, 7 P. M. (KST) in the Committee 3 !)11, I was directed to adver- (5) 3 Stooges Piirt of luls "I and an in Hlock 477 Chambers, Memorial Municipal TO WHOM. IT MAY CONCERN: is, 1!M1, in the Fords ]le:y Committee will meet at 7 \'. M. "MUtTS TO YOU" Township Assessment Map, more nml to the highest bidder according Wood bridge held Monday, .lul\ NOTICE OK IU'M.K; SAIAz (KST) in the Committee Chambers, part ii'ularly described as follows: to terms of sale on file w:Ui the 7, 1!' 11, 1 was (lireeled to adver- To "Whom H May Concern: Memorial Municipal Uuiiding, Wood- Townsiiip Clerk open to inspec- vcrliso tho fact thai on Monday At a regular meeting of the Town- bridge, New Jersey, and expose and LAMOUR Boylnning at a point formed by tion and to be publicly read prior evening, July I'l, 1 !t 11, the Town- ship Committee of the Township of sell at public salo and to Hie highest CHAPTER SIX the inl'M"wection of the southeasterly to sale, Lots 1 Mi anil 1 17 itt Block ship Committee will meet al 7 1'. M., Wooilbridge, held Mom lay, July in ."ilC. Woodbridge Township Assess- bidder according to lerm« of sale on Greatest Serial Ever Made line of Middlesex I load mid t lit* {EHTj in the Com mil lee Chambers. 7, I!M1, I was direr tod to adver- lilo with the Township Clerk open lo nort he;isteily line <>( a Proposed ment Map. Memorial Municipal Building, Wood- tise Iho fact that on Monday eve- inspect I on and to he publicly read Street, snid beginning point also be- briilgo, Now Jersey, and expose and ning, July 21. Hill, tin- Township yivlor to s-.\le, Lot Zfi (jwvt) in Clock Take further nnlrce that tlie sell at public sale and io the high- ing distant northeasterly measured Township Committee has, by reso- (.'oimniiu-C! will meet at 7 P. M., •177 lo be known anil designated as (6) "Riders of ;ilong Hie southeasterly line of Mid- est bidder according to terms ot in the Committee Chambers, Lot L'G-B In Hlock I77C, Woodbridge !ut Ion and pursuant to law, fixciT a sa]o on lile with Iho Township dlcseN I toil d II".. 70 feet from the minimum price at which said lots Memorial Municipal Building,"Wood- Township Assessment Map, more northerly line of a subdivided tract Clerk open to inspection and to be bridge, New Jersey, and expose and particularly described as follows: Death Valley" in said block will be sold together publicly read prior to sale. Lot \",\ of land shown on a map entitled with all other details pertinent, sell al puhlic sale and to the high- Buck Jones - Dick Foran "First Map of ls-flin, Woo.lliridKo in Block 17.1-A, Woodbridge Town- est bidder according to terms of sale Beginning at a point in the north- saiil minimum price being $tli<).i>0 ship Assessment Map. Township, Middlesex County, Now plus costs of preparing deed and on file with the Township Clerk easterly line of Meredith Koad, <\l*- - ALo - Jersey, Murcli 15, 1S21," ,-ind from advertising this sale. Said lots in open to inspection and to be publicly lant on a course of S. 3ti'-H3'-^0" IS. Frank Morgan - Ann Rutherford suM Ut>(?inning iioint vunninp;; (1), Take further notice, that the road prior to sale, Lois S3 and .V! 2 - BIG FEATURES - 2 said block if sold on terms, will re- Township Committee has, by reso- 103.00 feet measured along tbi- nort hoiisterly along the wtmthcast- (juire a down payment of $IO.()(i, in Hlock 17-1,, Wot id bridge Town- northeaslorly line of Meredith Road in oriy line nf Middlesex Uoad, (as lution and pursuant to law. iixed ship Assessment Map. the balance of purchase price to ,be a minimum price at which said lots from the southeasterly line of Mid- SIDNEY TOLER said Middlesex I load is shown on a paid in equal monthly installments wood Way as said Jtoad and Way "WASHINGTON map on til led "Middlesex Colony, In said block will be sold together Take further notice that th« are shown on a Map entitled "'Mid- MELODRAMA" (as Chas. Chan) in Culonia, New Jersey, properly of [of 510.00 plus interest and other with all other details pertinent, Township Committee has, by reso- dlesex Colony, Colonia, New Jersey, the Middlesex Finance Co., Junusiry, terms provided for in contract of said minimum price- bring $;:?.".m> lution and pursuant to law, fixed a property of the Middlesex Finance. (7) "Dead Men Tell" I HI«, Hiiicliniini. Pilat, iinil Tooker, sale. plus costs of preparing deed and minimum price at which said lots in Co., January 1910, Ilinchman, Piiat Landscape lOngiuoers, "i2 Hroadway, Take further notice thai nt said advertising this sale. Said lots, in saiil^ block will be sold together and Tooker, Landscape Engineers, New York City") and along a curve sale, or any date to which it may s;ii.l block if sold on tormn, Will re- with all oiher details pertineni, said to the right having a radius of be artjowrnoil, tho Township Com- quire a rtown ]>aymen1 •»' $'•'.*.n», Un- Wm. (Hopnlong Cassidy) Boyd l,">i:i.ii] foot for an arc distance of mittee rp-serves the right in Its dis- balance of purchase price to ho paid 369.2S feel lo ;i point: thence, (2) cretion to reject any one or all in equal monthly installments of Russell Hayden - Andy Clyde S. J*:-lG'-45" ]•;. J-ll.Ell feet to n bids and lo sell said lots in said Sli'.dO plus interest and oilier terms T>oint in the northerly line of the hlock to such bidder as it may se- provided for in contract of snip. — In — [ilnive mentioned Proposed Street: lect, due regard being given to terms Take further notice that al said thence, Ci) \. SP-IS'-t."." W. along and manner of payment, in case one sale, or any date to which it may (8) "Pirates On \\\f tu'viUi'rty lino of s;iiil PnipoReiS or more minimum bids shall be re- bo - adjourned, the Township Com- Stroot, L'1^.7I foot to a point nf ciirv- ceived. mittee reserves tlie right in its dis- ntinv: thence (11 northwesterly 1'pon acceptance of the minimum cretion to reject any one or all biii = DlTMAf Horseback" bid. or bid above minimum, by the GET ACQUAINTED DAYS! STATE ST. AT FIVE CORNERS • ,°HONE PA. 4-3J6» and to sell said lots in said block ; Township Committee find the pay- to such bidder as It may .«*••]ei-t. due CONTINUOUS OAJLt FROM 2 P.M. at Royal Friday & Saturday Anna THIS COUPON NEAGLE and only O EQ entitles holder to a Genuine Leather Watch Strap IT'S NO TROUBLE At Our Store - July 18th and 19th -with ' RADIO BOLGER • JOHN CARROil Diamond 96 Smith St. - And - Royal Watch Co., Inc. Perth Amboy March Of Time . ..to keep things CLEAN CHINA FIGHTS BACK

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Ham Sandwich Is t- Real Lucky Order

Leads to Reunion of Long Separated Family

BROWNWOOD, TEXAS. — Lon Parker, 05, had looked long for his three children, without success. * Then he ordered a ham sandwich end his search was ended. V He was so happy he had to shout. Bo he ran out into the street and let Bo. A policeman stepped him and 0 ff.'jJraL.iilL.'^ wanted to know what all the fuss w was about. When Parker told him, the officer said he guessed the elder- ly man had a celebration coming. Here's Parker's story: He had not seen his two daughters and a son, Goldie, Opal and Ellis Parker, since 1923. when they were living with their mother. He went to the Northwest, into Montana, Wy- oming, and Canada and only re- turned here in late 1939 to look around for them. "I came here trying to find my children," he said. "I knew they were in Abilene 15 years ago. "The other night I went into a cafe here. It has good ham and I A.N& SHORTY like ham sandwiches. So I asked the waitress to fix me a ham sand- =. I'LL SCOOT DOWN wich and use a double amount of * «HUTE A.TER HIM ham. "There weren't many customers, to after she asked if the ham was all right, we started talking. I fig- ured it wouldn't hurt any, so I asked her if by any chance she knew of my children, and I named them for her. "Did you say Goldie Parker?" she asked. "I told her yes and right away she looked at me closely and said: "Why, I'm Goldie Parker, and you're Lon Parker, my father, aren't you?" The daughter then revealed that she now was Mrs. Goldie Mills. She told her father he was a grand- father and took him to her home to introduce him to her husband and THE ehow him her three daughters and I one son. Further, the daughter led Parker to her sister, Opal, Parker's young- /1 f!C AM' U'UMV V'lU CO -teKfi OL-' liCV ! I'M CLAD -WE-. est child, She and her husband, J. E. Haker, had been staying at the same Brown wood hotel at which Parker was living and he had not Been, or recognized, her. •"'The son, the two daughters in- formed their father, lives in San Francisco, Calif., and operates sev- eral cafes. 648^ Dove Survives 10 Days In Heating System Pipes PRICE, UTAH.—Ten days in a heating system and still alive. That was the experience of a dove. J OtiQ Special services were being held '[ A LANP SHARK WITH In the Price Hellenic Orthodox church that called for the release of the Holy Ghost upon the Master. The dove was released, flew around the interior of the church, then Hew Into a heat vent near the ceiling. Church members thought they could do little about it—the furnace was roaring away because the tem- peratures were below freezing out- side. But 10 days later members of a church auxiliary were meeting in the basement. They heard a noise inside a heat register. The register was opened and out fluttered the missing dove. GOT R -YH6M KiDS LETS VoU AN' ME: A few feathers were scorched, but INTO tHE- GHA|?K C the dove seemed little the worse for v AM' dive MA AM* the experience. A 'Live Alone and Like It' Was Barred in Old Days HAVERHILL, MASS.—In Massa- chusetts in 1672 you couldn't "live alone and like it." When authorities discovered John LitUehals was a hermit they ordered him to settle in a family within six weeks, according to a WPA histori- cal records survey. •The court record said LitUehals "lived in a house by himself, con- PlNNV! HES trary to the law of the country, US BY . With nearly every man hitting Three big innings gave the de- are eligible for a pass, which Fords S. Perth Amboy G. at least once, the Greinors con cision to the Beavers, who scored are free. A nominal charge for nected for 23 hits. Garai and DL- five runs in each the first and third the chartered bus service is Standing of the Teams Joy, with four apiece, topped the frames and four in the fourth. made, but those able to provide Johnny Ritter Won Lost Pet. batting. The losers tallied three runs in their own transportation may do II. A. A. C. . !) 4 (392 each the first and third stanzas. so. South River 10 ' French and Greek, each with a rivals for top honors at Goslien's 625 i pair of bingles, labored best at Both clubs collected eleven safeties Fellar's Last Appearance Perth Amboy .. S (> 571 apiece. two trotting tracks. Both fil- the plate for the Hawks, while S. Youngsters attending the Mighty Mite Returns Foids 7 4G7 M. Kutchak, J. Zullo, R. Simione lies will battle for first money at Highland Park.. G S 429 Rethy, also with two singles, paced Historic half-mile track in the game most likely will see Bab the Cyclones. Bernie Keating and T. Doniel, with a duo of bin- Sayreville 5 11 313 initial meeting, July 28-Aug. 2, Fellar pitch his last game of the Tigeri (1) WCODBRIDGE—Bernie Keat- gles apiece, starred for the win- 1SI41 season in view of the fact At Union Oval Sunday Old Bridge -1 1 1 207 ing, Wood bridge's Rift to the ners. J. Zuccaro, D. Ciardello and and clash again at Good Time AB R H that he has of late been pitch- FORDS—Suffering two blank- Finn, cf 3 0 0 professional baseball world, will R. Zuccaro, each with two hits, Track, Aug. 6, in the $40,000 ing the third games1 of each ser- Johnny Ritter Leads Card not— be with Joe Cvonin's Bos- worked best for the losers. Hambletonian stake. Florimel, ings Monday, the Fords Sporting Oyenes, If 2 10 ies with thy various clubs, and Club came to life Tuesday to de- ton Red Sox for at least one Beavers (14) owned'by E. R. Harriman, New this game —is the. third game of At Tri-City Stadium E. Sc-glinski, c m\ 0 0 feat Perth Amboy 8 to 6 and Hutter, p 3 0 0 year. He departed yesterday AB R H York, is sired by Spencer, who the series, and also because the In Night Show morning for a year's army train- S. Minnucci, cf 3 0 0 beat Scotland, sire of Alice young pitching sensation is due move into fourth place in the In- Ryan, 2b 3 0 0 terborough Baseball League. Lobbo, lb 4 0 0 ing' as prescribed by the selec- M. Kutchak, rf 3 12 Jane, in the 1928 Hambletonian. to appear before his draft board UNION TOWNSHIP—The little S. Seglinski, sf : 3 0 0 tive »ervice act. J. Zullo, ss 3 12 Gibson White is shown driving for a physical examination man who's always there. That's AVhile Monday's performance R. Simione, 3b 3 3 2 Florimel (left) and Alice Jane L Dubay, ss 3 0 1 The strapping hurler was re- (above) are following in the Alice Jane, owned by Ben F. which he is almost sure of wee Johnny Kilter, mighty mile of lacked the spark Fords is noted J. Ciardello, 2b 3 2 1 passing. Huvstcr, rf 3 0 0 garded a prize package for the step* of their fathers as bitter White. the midget cars whose record as for. Tuesday's result was notice Itethy, 3b 3 0 0 Sox. His Dickinson College B. Kulick, sf 2 2 0 Passes may be obtained or one of tin' nation's most successful that the locals are still in the record showed 22 victories out A. Coppola, lb 3 3 1 bus reservations may be made small car drivers is just as long as circuit and anything may happen. Totals 28 1 1 of 29 starts. This season has T. Doniel, c 3 1 2 at the following places: Parish he is short. Old Bridge, in a double-header Margitto, If 2 10 • Greiners (18) been his best with seven straight House, Woodbridge; Wood- Par ahead of any other drivers with the Sporting Club, won the AB R II triumphs. J. Minnucci, If 10 0 bridge playground; Port Read- at Tri City Stadium in the season's first game 5 to 0 and the night- A. Evonitz, p 3 0 1 J. Ur, c 4 When not on the mound, Keat- ing- playground; Avenel play- American Automobile Association cap 10 to 0. The Fords com- McLeod, If 3 ground ; Iseli n playground; lioint standing list. Johnny will be bine was completely outplayed in ing, •who stands an inch over Totals _ 29 14 11 J. McLaughlin, lb 5 the six-foot mark and weighing Jlopelawn playground; or, by back at Albert Santo's quarter- all departments. Garai, 3b 5 Sporting Club (6) phoning the Recreation office, mile track once again Sundny night 180 pounds, plays in the outfield. AB R H i BY ELMER "STEVE" VECSET- Fords showed a reversal of Kuzmiak, ss 5 He topped the Dickinson team in Wuodbridge 8-1206. to show thousands of bidgel racing form Tuesday, bunching ten hits Jardot, fib 5 E. Dapolito, sf 3 11 Three Major Tournaments End Buses will leave from the fol- fans that a fellow doesn't have to batting with an average of .364. F. Zullo, If 3 0 0 to smash the third position Amboy I>e.Toy, cf 5 The attention of tennis fans last week was fo- lowing points at the time spe- have brawn when he has his share nine. M. Karnas, J. Karnas, Kriss Fernandez, sf 5 1 J. •Zuccaro, 3b 3 12 cified: Keasbey school, 11:30 A. of brains. R. Zuccaro, ss 2 2 2 cused on three major tournaments in which two new and Deak, each with a pair of Potts, rf 4 0 M.; Hopelawn 'playground, What Rittev lacks in size ho more safeties, pucvil the hatting attack. A. Ur, p 4 1 P. White, lb 3 2 ] champions were crowned and one successful defense 11:40; Fords No. 7 School, Top Ten Takes 16th D. Ciardello, 2b 2 0 2 than makes up for in skill when he Ford. (8) was made. 11:30; Woodbridge, A vend, is behind the wheel of his bright Totals 45 18 23 E- Sechiri, c 2 0 1 Port Reading and Iselin play- AB R H R. Ciardello, cf 2 0 1 yellow speed wagon at the TrUOily M. KnrnrH, 2b 5 2 2 iScore by innings: Victory In 18 Starts Lone successful defender of his title was Frankie grounds at 11:45. track. ITis nerves are just as cool Tigers 100 000 000— 1 It. Denittis, rf 2 0 1 Milcsik, ss 4 1 1 J. Rvonitz, p 2 0 0 Parker, who retained the Eastern Clay Court champ- a.s anv driver's on the AAA East- J. Karnas, e 4 12 Greiners 502 062 32x—18 Tramples On Tigers, 17-3, ionship in New York by defeating Gene Mako G-2, ern Circuit. lie is just as willing to take a. chance. Rut with Johnny Kriss, lb 5 2 2 Cyclones (1) Then Turns Back Lions Totals 24 G 11 6-2, 6-0 in the finals. In the semi-finals Parker had Catholic Club Clipped midu'el car racing is a science. And Kosup, If GOO AB R IT Score by innings: trounced Jack Kramer and Mako had outlasted Ted scientists rarely have to take Serittorc, rf 3 1 0 ^ C. Barcpllona, ss 3 11 By Margjn_Of 8-3 Heavers 505 40—14 chances. Deak, cf 5 1 2 Sporting Club 303 00— fi Schroeder in five sets. Parker has won the Eastern Twice In Double S. Rethy, If 3 0 2 WOODBRIDGE —The Top Ten Virgillo, 3b 4 0 1 F. Gyenes, p 3 0 0 Clay Court title now for two successive years, and last And that is why the Little Man Ilanderhan, p 4 0 0 soflibnll machine negotiated two Who's Always There has .r>2!! points S. Seyglinski, 3b 3 0 ] more victories over Iho weekend. week had the honor of being the only title retainer of EagIes Blast Out 16 Safe- A. Van Dalen, lb 3 0 I to be far ahead of Charlie Miller UastiiiK the Timers 17 to 3 -MW\Lions Take First-Half ties To Win 1st, 10-2, with 4-1H, CU'orgo Fonder with *l Hi, Totals 3!) 8 10 A. Vargo, c 3 0 0 1 three major tournaments. spanking the Lions S (o 3. Tin Joe Carson, 3SG, Dave Randolph. Perlli Amboy (6) •L Seyglinski, cf 2 0 0 double-win ran the number of con- The second tournament, also in New York, was Afterpiece, 3-1 Iir.7 and Red Redmond, 270. Rit- AB R II W. Moore, 2b 2 0 0 quests to 10 out of 18 starts'. Wcodbridge Loop Title Jugan, rf 5 0 the Nassau Country Club Invitation Tournament held WOODBRIDGE—The Metuchen ter will be out to increase that lead J. Kijak, sf 2 0 0 in Tri-City's Sunduv night eight- Galetta, lb 4 1 J. Me.sar, rf 2 0 0 Dunfee and Tulio starred with at Glen Cove, L. I. Then Gilbert Hunt was bidding Eagles took both ends of a double- the slick for the winners, the for-Score AH Runs In 1st Inning header from the Woudbridge Cath- race card. The first is off at 8:30 Gresh, c 5 2 1 for his third leg on the Nassau Country Club Chal- P. -M. Albany, cf 3 2 2 t- Totnls 2C 1 5 mer getting four for four, a homer, To Tame Tigers And olic Club Sunday, blasting out 111 double and two singles; the latter lenge Howl, This bowl since 1913 has borne the safeties in tbc opener lo win 10 Kjefigaard, If 4 11 Sea Hawki (4) Murphy, 3b 5 0 0 AB R H also hit four for four, a triple and Capture Crown names of America's greats in the game of tennis. But to 2 and capturing the nightcap three singles. Ferarra. with two 3 to 1, behind the seven-hit pitch- a, 2b 4 0 1 .Taner, c 10 0 WOODBRIDGE — Scoring all Hunt in his try for a third victory was foiled. 3-Run Rally In 10th ss 2 0 0 White, c. 2 0 0 hits, was best "for the Tigers. ing of Johnny Slumpf, on Legion their runs in the initial inning, Field, 'Metuchen. Mizcrak, p 4 0 0 Kbner, If 2 0 0 Dunfee and Minsky paced To)) the Lions tamed the Tigers, 3 to 2, Sabin Becomes Threat Himself Ten in the second tilt. One of Jardot and T#hak, with two sin- Jordan, p 3 11 to take the first-half title of the Spells Doom Of Iselin French, lb 3 2 2 Dunfee's clouts went for four Wayne Sabin of Reno, Nev., checked Hunt in the gles apiece, worked best for the Totals 30 G 9 bases. Woodbridge Senior Softball locals in !hc first. g;\mo. Fords 130 010 021—8 Clark, sf 3 11 League. quarter-finals and went on to defeat Sidney D. Wood Cubs Succumb, 5 to 3, To Bindewalde, If 3 0 0 Woodbridge (2) Perth Amboy .. 000 002 031—G Tonight, the Ton Ten clashr* R. Somers paced the eigfit-hit of New York in the finals 6-0, 13-11, 6-3 and thus gain ** Greek, 3b 2 0 2 with the Iselin Wildcats at 0 P. M. AB R II Irvington Sunday On Sneath, ss 3 0 0 batting barrage of the Lions with his second leg on the prized trophy. A third leg is Martin, 1b 4 0 0 Old Bridge (S) at the Parish House field. Sunday, his three safeties. The losers Larsen, rf 10 1 the Flying Avengers meet Top Ten established by a player would give him the trophy and Jardot. 3b 4 0 2 Latter's Grounds AB R H were held to four bingles by W. MeLaughlin, 2b 3 0 1 Hango, 2b 2 0 1 in a tdin-bill at School No. 11 field. thereby take the-famous Bowl out of competition. IRELTN—A Ihree-rmi rally in Scngstack, If 4 0 2 Moore, who executed brilliant Murtagh, ss 4 0 0 Budniak, 2h 4 1 1 Tigers (3) flinging fov the winners. Therefore Sabin will be the man to beat in 1942. the tenth stanza gave the Irving- Totals 2f> 4 8 Ur, If 3 1 0 ton Snorting Club a 5 to 3 win over Pelroski, rf 3 0 1 AB R H Lions (3) Tobak, ef 4 12 Score by innings: Orlick, ss 3 0 0 Sabin won the title in 1939. Last year's winner was the Iselin Cubs at the winner's Miller, 1b .1 2 3 AB R H D'Angelo, c 4 0 1 Cyclones 100 000 0—1Russo, cf ., 2 10 clowning Frank Kovacs. Sidney Wood, defeated in home grounds finndav afternoon. Satsky, 31) 4 1 2 J. Schickek, rf 3 1 1 Fernandez, rf 3 0 0 Sea Hawks 000 202 x—4Kreisel, p 3 0 0 the finals, eliminated the top-ranking contender of the The locals took a 2-0 lead in theAntone, ss 4 0 0 J. Fitzpatrick, 2b 3 0 0 Gray, rf 0 0 0 SchefTlcr, cf 3 1 1 Hutter, 3b 3 0 0 Zanzalari, p 3 0 0 first inning which was held until Ferarrra, 11) 3 12 E. Hurster, If 3 1 1 tournament, Joe Hunt of the U. S. Naval Academy, the spventbVhe.n Irvinjyton knitted Zebio, c 4 0 3 Schicker Spree Big Ur, c 2 1 1 W. Moore, p 3 11 6-4, 6-2 on the same day he encountered Sabin. the count. The. Cubs moved ahead Winntgar, p 4 0 0 J. Finn, 3b 2 0 0 Totals 32 2 (i in the tenth by scoring a run, but Peterson, 2b ,10 0 The third and biggest tournament was held at Eagles (10) Gyenes, sf 10 0 W. Albertson, cf 3 0 0 the hometeam registered three, in Totals 33 5 13 Factor For Wildcats J. Boyle, ss 3 0 1 Louisville, Ky.—the Southern Tennis Championship. AB R H its half of the stanza to win. Statile, sf 10 0 Fhine, lb 5 Fords (0) Kovach, If 2 0 1 T. Carney, c 3 0 0 Stars such as National Champion Don McNeill, nine- Ellis, Freitar and Allen, with AB R IT R. Somers, sf 3 0 3 C.audet, cf 5 Sparks Mates To 4-To-3 Simone, rf 2 0 0 times Southern champion and defending champion Haley, 2b , f, three, two and two hits respective- Miicsik, ss 4 0 2 Victory Over Hungarians P. McCann, lb 3 0 1 Bitsy Grant, and former National Champion Bobby Takovich, If 5 ly, featured Tselin's nine-hit offen- Karnas, 2b 4 0 1 Totals 2.1 3 -1 Pennington, 3b .• 5 sive. Kunz was tops for the Irv-Kosup, 1b 4 0 1 In Jr. League Top Ten (17) 29 3 8 Riggs were on hand to determine a new Southern Lawrence, c 5 ington club with two safeties. Chaplar, cf 4 0 0 AB R H Tigers (2) Tennis champion for 1941. Stumpf, }-f 0 This Sunday •the Cubs travel to Wickley, rf 4 0 1 WOODBRIDGG— Hitting four AB R H Metuchen to clash with the Eagles for four, J. Schicker sparked the Dubay, 2b 4 2 2 Brecn, ss 4 Deak. If 4 0 1 Minsky, lb 4 2 2 Orlick, ss 4 1 1 Bitsy Grant Dies Hard At Hands Of The Champion Ardolino, p 2 1 of that nlace at Legion field at Virgillo, 3b 3 0 0 Wildcats to a 4 to 3 win over the Russo, If 3 0 0 2:30 P. M. , Hungarian B. C. and the first-half Livingood, rf 4 2 2 The amazing career of Bitsy Grant was slowed Anthony, c 3 0 0 championship of the Woodbridge Dunfee, If 4 3-1 Kreisel, p 3 0 1 a bit when the tiny Atlanta mite ran into the National Totals 31 10 10 Cubs f3) Augustine, p 3 0 1 I Junior Baseball League at Parish Vynerus, 3b 4 2 3 Hutter, 3b 3 0 0 'Score by innings: AB R H | House field Saturday afternoon. Dochinger, sf 3 0 1 Ferraro, 2b 3 0 0 Champion Don McNeill in the semi-finals. Came a Woodbridge .... 000 000 011— 2 Reedy, rf :> l i Totals 33 0 7 Ferraro, c _ 4 12 R. Gillis also contributed two Ryan, lb 3 0 1 cropper—one of the best matches ever played in this 040 123 OOx—10 Ellis, lb r, 1 3 Old Bridge 100 100 003—5 E. Segy, ss 3 10 Simone, rf 3 0 1 Comsudis, e f> 1 0 | hits toward the seven chalked up Tulio, cf 4 2 4 history of the tournament. Grant, who has come to Fords 000 000 000—0 by the winners. J. Nagy, with a Kath, cf 3 0 0 Woodbndge O) Freitag. p „ 5 0 2 S. Seyglinski, p 4 2 2 Walsh, c 2 0 0 feel that the Southern championship is almost an es- Bahr, If 4 0 1 pair of safeties, paced the five-hit AB R H Old Bridge (10) Lattanzio, sf 2 10 Manteri, 3b 3 0 0 I batting of the Hungarians. sential part of tennis life, was trying for his tenth title. Martin, lb 4 0 0 AB R H Totals 38 17 22 Jardot, 3b 4 4 0 0 Allen, 2b 4 0 2 Hungarian B. C. (3) But 1941 and McNeil proved to be a bit too much Golla, cf 4 0 2 AB R H 29 2 4 ircLaughlin, c 4 0 1 Blyth, ss 4 0 0 Lions ((3) for the Southerner. Grant and McNeill battled for Murtagh, p 3 0 1 Knudsen, cf 4 0 0 Budniak, 2b 4 2 1 r. Nagy, lib 3 0 2 Score by innings: Petroski, rf 3 2 2 AB R H Ur, If 2 1 1 Lucas, 2b 4-0 0 Lions 300 000 0—3 five hard sets—and at one time the Atlantan led in Sehoffler, rf 1 0 0 Lucas, 3b 3 0 0 Carney, c .3 0 0 Tigers 002 000 0—2 Tobak, cf 3 0 1 Totals ... 39 3 tj Horster. p 3 0 0 sets—two to one. But McNeill would not let up and D'Angelo, rf 3 0 1 Miller, lb 5 3 3 Ellis, ss 2 11 Irvlngton S C. (5) Satsky, 3b 3 12 HSakiar, c 3 0 0 Finn. If i o 0 kept on increasing the pace. Gray, ss 3 0 1 AB R H Petro, p 3 11 Fitzpatrick, 2-b 3 0 0 Newark Bear Home Sun. Finally, after losing the deciding point to give Zanzalari, 2b 10 0 Dondona, lb 5 l l Antone, ss 4 2 1 Morrow, If 4 0 2 Bennett, If 3 0 1 Lee, cf 3 0 0 For Twin Bill With Leah McNeill the set and match, Grant collapsed from utter Fernandez, 2b 2 0 1 Casey, Zb 5 1 0 [. Kusko, cf 3 0 0 Ur, ss 3 11 Balham. ss 3 11 Zebro. c 4 0 1 I. Csordos, rf 10 0 Hutter, lb ' 3 11 XEWARK—After a short trip to exhaustion. The National Champion even remarked Totals 10 1 7 Kunz, 2b 4 2 2 Mackiel, p 4 0 1 falfi, Kf 110 Lilttanzio, 3b „... 3 12 Syracuse late this week, the Xew- that it was his toughest match ever—which must have Eagle* (3) Zurllman, rf 4 0 1 Mike, rf 2 0 1 ark Bears will return to home pas- been plenty tough. AB R H Anc.ito, c 3 0 0 Totals' 3G 10 15 Totals „... 26 3 5 Peterson, sf 2 0 1 tures again Sunday for a double- Shine, lb 4 0 1 Walton, cf 4 0 1 Fords (0) Wildcat* (4) header with the Toronto Maple Ri$gs-McNeill Meet In Finals Caudet, of, 2b 3 0 0 Alvento, If 4 0 1 AB R H AB R H Totals 2G 3 6 Leafs. The Canadians will also be Haley, 2b 3 12 >r«ek. P - 4 0 1 Milcsik, ss 3 0 1 I. Gillis, ss 4 0 2 Top Ten (8) encountered in the first twilight- Riggs was pitted against McNeill next day in the Takovich, If 3 0 0 Virgillo, 3b 4 0 0 \. Desmond, lb 4 0 0 AB R H moonlight doubleheader of the sea- finals. The former champion had defeated McNeill Pennington, 3b, c 3 0 1 Totals 3G 5 S Kosub, If-p 3 0 0 i. Wilson, 3to 3 0 0 Dubay, sf 3 11 son Tuesday night. Following this ten times in fourteen matches but recently McNeill Tagliarboschi, c 3 12 Score by innings: Deak, cf 3 0 0 I. Schicker, p 4 2 4 Minsky, lb 3 0 2 series the second place Buffalo Bi- Ardolino, cf 0 0 0 "ubs 200 000 000 1—3Karnas, cf 3 0 0 >\ Capraro, 2b 4 0 0 Livingood, rf 3 0 0 sons will move into Ruppert Sta- had replaced Riggs as National Champion and Riggs Lawrence, rf 3 0 1 rvingrton 000 001 100 3—5Wickley, c 4 0 1 Breen, ss 2 0 0 Fitzpatrick, c 2 11 Dunfee, If „ 3 2 2 dium in another attempt to wrest was the recognized underdog—not the champion. For Chaplar, 1b 4 0 1 i. Gyorkos, rf 10 0 Venorus, 3b 2 2 1 the league lead from the Bruins. four sets the best in the country battled—on even Stumpf, p 3 j j CATCHING ON Nedopad, rf 2 0 0 i\ Rubright, If 2 11 S. Segy, cf 3 0 0 The Buffalo series, which will be C. O. (addressing recruit) : "We terms. Then came the fifth and deciding set. Each Totals 37 3 8 Augustine, rf 10 0 j. Lake, cf ..... 0 0 0 Dochinger, 2fo 3 11 the last at home for the Junior want you to look upon all your Kasmer, rf 0 0 0 Ferraro, c 3 11 World Champions until August 11, contender won four games—then Jupiter Pluvius sent ^ Births gain over 1940; popula- comrades in the regiment as your Anthony, plf 4 0 1 Totals _ 24 4 7 E. Segy, ss 2 0 0 will include games Thursday and down a murderous lire and the match was postponed tion rise indicated for -nation. brothers, and to regard me as your Score by innings: Balog, p 2 11 Saturday and another nocturnal father—father of the reg-iment. Totals 32 0 5 doubleheader Friday night, which for a day. [ungarian B. C 010 001 1—3 Serious lack of defense needs Do you understand?" Old Bridge .... 010 101 052—10 'ildcatfi , 020 0-11 x—4 Totals 27 8 9 will also be Ladies Night. [Continued on Page 8) found by House investigators. Recruit: "Yes, dad."—Grit. Fords „, 000 000 000— 0 PAGE BIGHT FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1941 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON

Tyrone's Greatest Role! G.O.P. Club Hot Dog Roast BECOMES PILOT has passed his pilot's examination Holm Will Install New Officers Parish In Bonhamtown Closes Calendar Till Fall , CLARA BARTON — Marshall at the university's school of avia- I Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.tion, it was, learned this week. Of Fords Legion Post August 9th To Have Picnic, Dance RARITAX TOWNSHIP—Mem- M. Hawkins of Burchard Street, a Hawkins left yesterday for Fort bers of Raritan Township Young ,'senior at the University o£ Georgia, Di.v. Republicans held a hot dog roast Past State Vice-Commander To Conduct Ritual; Gala Annual Event Is Scheduled at Varady's Grove, Ford Avenue, For Sunday; Mass Will Fords, as the final regularly sched- Program Being Arranged With Giesing In Charge ulcd session of the season. More Open Day's Program than 25 attended. FORDS—Installation of the newly elected officers of Plans were made for a picnic Harry Hansen Post No. 163, American Legion, will take BONHAMTOWN—St. Margar- Sunday, July 20, at Millstone. Altenburg et-Mary church will hold its an-Edward Crooker, president, pre- place Saturday night, August 9, according to arrangements nual picnic and dance Sunday on sided. STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE OF made at a meeting of the group Wednesday night. the church grounds, Woodbridgre Avenue. Refreshment committee for the FINE PIANOS DURING OUR Holger Holm, past state vice commander, will offici- roast consisted of Miss Mollie The committee in charge in- Davis anil Kenneth Stout. En- ate at the induction ceremonies. Commander Arthur Gie- cludes Joseph Bodnar, Stephen tertainment was arranged by Al- sinp appointed a special commit- — Vasko, ' Steven Gowernok and Redeclaration Sale Stephen Petercsak. Mrs. Mary bert Larsen, George Ace and Miss tee to arrange a gala program with will take place tomorrow at Tren- Haszinecz, president of the church Ann Stout. brings you unprecedented values refreshments. ton. altar society, is assisting the com- Commander Giesing and Carl N. A meeting of the members of mittee. Clara Barton Bridge Club the post will he called to instruct Hanson were named to the Ameri- The day's program will begin delegates to the county conven- with attendance at the 10 A. M.Members Guests In Amboy can Legion defense conference as tion at Dunellen. post delegates. The conference high mass to be conducted by the CLARA BARTON—Mrs. Ray- Rev. Kasimir Ivanyi of St. Ladis- mond Wilck was hostess to mem- laus' church of New Brunswick. bers of the Spade Bridge Club Lillian Lund Is Feted Joseph Nagy and his White at her home in Perth Amboy. CLASSIFIED Jackets orchestra will play both Mrs. John C. Anderson was To Mark 19th Birthday Hungarian and American music awarded high score prize. Mrs. FOR RENT for dancing in the afternoon. Stanley Nogan, second high score, and Mrs. Einar Jensen, consola- To relieve floor congestion so that floor finishers, painters and> BUILDING AT 48 WARREN Parents Entertain At Party Rose Ongaro Seen Bride tion. decorators can finish their work on time, we have especially In Fords; Dancing Among Others present included Mrs. STREET, SUITABLE FOR In Fords Church Ceremony priced many beautiful pianos at attractive prices. Features Carl Reitenbach, Mrs. John C. STORE OR SALOON. WAS FORDS—Miss Rose Ongaro of Smith, Miss Ruth Shoe and Miss Savings on New Spinets up to $CA FORDS—Miss Lillian Lund of 2G Poplar Street and Fred Olsen Marie Jacobs. FORMERLY KOL1BAS* SA- •M. Ford Avenue was K'ven a party of 400 Neville Street, Perth Am- Savings on New Grands up to $1 f\f\ by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl boy, were married in Our Lady GIVEN PARTY "Blood and Sand," the 20th Century-Fox Technicolor hit which LOON. APPLY LOUIS J. Lund, in honor of her nine- of Peace church, it was announced KEASBEY—Miss Elleanor Wag- teenth birthday. Games were features Linda Darnell, Tyrone Power and Rita Hayworth, opens this week. genhoffer of Crow's Mill Road was at the Rahway Theatre tomorrow. honored at a party by friends at BROWN, 98 UNION ST., played, dancing was enjoyed and Miss Josephine Wojtanowski HERE ARE A FEW refreshments were served. was the maid of honor. Eugene her home. 'Miss Waggenhoffer has Miss Lund was presented with a enrolled in a beauty academy and CARTERET. Ongaro served as best man. will begin her course shortly. OF THE SUPERB VALUES fjift from members of the Gabby A reception was held at the Chatter Club and other gifts from SPORTS ECHOES bride's home after the ceremony. Laffargue Grand, like new her friends. LOST (Continued jrom Sport Page) The newly weds are residing at 'NOW RITZ . Elizabe.h Those present were: Misses Ma- 26 Poplar Street and are home to MONDAY, 1'IHJJCF, IXHJ, male, 7 Overnight McNeill was the established favorite / IDA • JOHN ' HI 11 !•) uiii it in to» Brewster Grand, new guarantee * jii'intli.H uli] In tlif vicinity of rion Schmidt, Grace Grebely, Eri- their friends. Anna. • ("Jrwii wood Park Her I Inn, Wood- wina Chovan, Eleanor Bulhauer, since Riggs' main power lay in his consistency. And tindh't'. Maby'H |>ol. Jii-hirn to (J. Everett Grand, a musician's piano frill U'IIIMTK*'!*, Woodtirl«l(fe Ave., Jiiid Florence Fitz, Eleanor Fitz, Ann McNeill, it is true, had taken the first set of the four NEAGIE (h i-eiiwooil l'uik, Wood bridge. JEo- Urban, Jean Blanchard, Gertrude . 'Ing* In' :, \v»inl. 7-18* played on the opening day of the match—an old Mc- Laffargue Grand, mahogany case Carter, Bernice Arway, Margaret Neill custom. That last set went into extra games, PERSONAL Fraind, all of Fords; John Burke SUNNY Jr. of Fords, Robert Knudsen of however, and Riggs rallied to win the set, match and STARTS SAT. THRU TUES. Store Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 P. M. MKN, WOMKN! WANT VIM'.' .Stimu- 'Isclin, Helen Novak of Kcasbey, AIR-CONDITIONED • If«. IntllH In Ortirrx Tonic TiibliiLi P'*I> championship. Saturday, 6 P. M. ii|i ImdlcH hiclt]i)^ Vltiimln 111, Iron Joseph Czeianik of Cavteret. REGENT 2 HltS I 'ii l< iniii, 1'honplmniH. 1 mi rodnclory The total score of Riggs' victory over the champ- nlzc OIIIJ 'Mir, For asile (it all fjood Charles Trautwein of Wood- TYRONE POWER drujj uturt'H. bridge, Albert Carbone of Perth ion was 5-7, 7-5, 9-7, 1-6, 7-5. Riggs had won the in Vicente BlascoIbanez' 7-18 to 11-17 Amboy, Elaine Bortschcllcr of Southern title once before—in 1939. His victory cfver INSURANCE Lonpr Island, Mrs. Celostine Don McNeill was important in that it brought up this ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE Blanchard, Mrs. Joseph Levendow- N E X T i! JIMJK driver*. If yon arc sky, Mrs. Michael Arway, Mr. and prospect; the Clinton, S. C. and Chicago star may RIT Z T H J?RE 1150 E.Jersey St a ritri'inl driver anto liability ln- Minnn-e for $LM.:ifi n yenr |ia.v(iblt' In Mrs. Carl Lund and children, Lil- regain the title of National Champion from the same ELIZABETH ni'inlbly liiHtallmcntH. Wo I pin. 2X0 lian and Wilbur, all of Fords. H.riiiLi-t St., Perth Aniboy, -1 - i2r.fi. guy who took it from him. 7-1 1-131 IN TECHNICOLOR! TOUR WEST STORK SHOWER REAL ESTATE FOR SALEf . I'lllS — Carnival, Rained Out CLARA BARTON-MWr. and Mrs. CLARA BARTON — A stork John Wayne - Ona Munson DON'T liny ntil II yon Imvo sorti Ross Andersen and son, Tommy, of shower in honor of Mrs. John On- "LADY FROM LOUISIANA" MIIH liiirKiiin. WoodbrldRO. 2-famll1 y der will be held by the Ladies' house, 5 rooms and b;LLll fin ]], plot Week Ago, On Tonight Third. Street, are on a motor tour 100x10(1, J.l.iHlft. Hmall down piiy- of the west, stopping at Pittsburgh, Auxiliary to Raritan Engine Com- Late Show Every Sat. Nile CEATEC nicnl, puny tcrmu. Wulpln, URO llu- pany No. 2 at the Amboy Avenue Come as late as 9:30 and liurt St., Forth Aniboy. 4-1255. Harrisburg and Chicago, where 7-11-131 Iselin Firemen Will Have they visited friends and classmates. firehouse at the next meeting, see Both features Some time was spent at Yellow- Tuesday night, July 22. Each STARTS WED. 4 BIG DAYS 2-Night Annual Bazaar member is asked to bring a gift. FUNNIER THAN FOR SALE stone Park. "BUCK PRIVATES" 7 IKIOM JIOUKKN IloMK, (ill ini- On Green St. Grounds • provi'tiit'iii»: :; rur BIUMKO; l«H 6«.\H)'i; iii line thu-tprct lionldenllal ISELIN—Postponed last week- Ills trie I. Suitable) I'rol'es.slonal Man. end because of rain, members of Teleiiluine <';irU'iVt 8-OfiL'N. 7-18' ISQHU Fife Company No. 1, Green BCLLEC'S Gil l.OTM, city water, clcclrii- IIKIII.S Street, will conduct its annual ba- AT THE Includfd, on ('li'vebind Avenue and zaar tonight and tomorrow on the HIKII titreol, ni-ai- Ininiin Avenue, BREWED BIRCH BEER ON DRAUGHT Unit way. ItenHoiuibly priced. Mike grounds adjoining; the firchouse. VlUle, GS Miullaon St., Hobolten, N. -I.Assistant Fire Chief Lester Ra- For All Occasions phael is chairman. In addition to the usual bazaar TAVERNS — RESTAURANTS SUMMIT COMBINATION HELP WANTED 'booths which stock a larpre supply BOYH—It yearn oT ago or over, to Parties - Picnics - Weddings - Dances curry Ibis newspaper. Apply at of groceries and gift merchandise, our odlcc imy timo and leuvo your there will be several amusements Kooler Keg — y4 Bbls. — l/2 Bbls. niiino and tKldrpss. Here in your and novelty games. Coal - Gas - Oil Range DISTRIBUTOR elimiep to iniiko smiio extra monqy. The exempt firemen will have their own booth, with Charles Benz CLAIRE DODD DICK FORAN MISCELLANEOUS 1 FRANK LCHCNICO BUTCH and BUDDY CONDOS BROTHERS MM- •- as chairman. 103 NEW STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. WILL pay 6c a pound for clean The affair is expected to attract James S tephenson ' raps. Independent-Leader, 18 lartfe crowds each iiiprht. Dancing TEL. WOODBRIDGE 8-0063 FREE DELIVERY "SHINING VICTORY" Green St., Woodbridffo, N. J. will be featured in the fi rehouse. 1 features:

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