24, 1942 tke P. T. A. Executive Board Nurse's Aides "Rahway Men Who Have fcnlistei RUBBER BOATS FOR FIGHTING YANKEES Red Cross Notes Reorganized On Thursday Mafee Up 84 Per Cent Of Quota A Junior Red Cross unit was or- Washington School P. T, A.Second Class Receives Re C Tvti ia n ganized at St. Mary's School, last Executive Board was reorganized Cross Pins Men *.-.o have volaiujnlj t-n , Robert I.. Cir.er. 21U2 Alifn week, under the direction of Sirs. Thursday afternoon at a meeting ;..s_ed in viil.ous branches of the street. James H. • Kearney and Mrsin. the teachers' room of the school. Officers now tn charge Mayor John E. Barger prM(, s^iif make up 84_per -crn\. of ihe Roy D Cliard. Orchard terrace, Michael J. Liston. Offlceya were are president, Mrs. C. C. Olan- ed certificates «nd ptns M SUU looa. S*.le.-uve Servue BJard s Clarlclownsh.u. named as follows: President. Lil- members of toe second class none; flrst and second vice presi- Red Cross Volunteer Nurs,7 N.ueraber quota Those included U'"'LS Cherubim. 1764 Luaiow lian McCandless; secretary, Marie dents. Mrs. John Klick and Miss Aides Friday evening at the TI siree: Mlele; treasurer, Margaret Giles. Mildred Stevens; secretary. Mrs. 1 deran Outing Club. Mrs & :n t.IP lLst in John H conlf.v 1982 Price A work program was planned and Isadore Roth: and trsasurer. Johnson, chairman of the Vol. 121. No. 2200. W:;.;im F. A!>n 711 River street. Mrs. Edward Williams. RAHWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1942 8ub»crtpaon «3.00 & Tear m AdTanos PER COPY FIVE CENTS weekly meetings will be held. Nurse's Aide Committee gJve i .omldt,_:MM!M : ;a<2 . Robert B Costelio 752 JefT.'r.son Other members of the .unit are welcoming address ' Btr.jam.a Ammo>i-a:.i au W.:- avenue. Agnes Tully. Sally Healey. Mar- Committee chairmen named J hnJ were Mrs. Ktick. publicity and war Edwin M. Durand.c.m.rmanol More Selectees • ,.,, <••••,.. - Coyne. 2M West Orarui. lene Russell, Joyce Mintel. Jean Fuel Oil 'Credit Coupon' Plan I Women's Sales 1 the Rahway Red Cross Cna. John E. Barger ' , aver.u.' bonds: Mrs. Victor Rolund and Jardot. Jean Schwindinger, Jean Mrs. Williams, ways and means: spoke to the group of the'r Tire Inspection NiiV.olas P Aim.';]. SJ K.i = _ Alexander R CuLhbertson. M75 Defense Mooney. Bemadine Mulrennan. sponsibUltles to the patients an! Leave Monday C.-.eri'y street Church street Mrs. Ross Smeal. membership; 'ean Maher. Caroline Shuster. hospital they serve. Mrs M«r' Extended For Qne _More Week rf Pa..; I. An«i>;.i !04i) Ch'.nvh Earl A D.irkr.i. 1828 VVhiwier Mrs. Rolund. refreshments: and Appointed To "oan Gurka. Anna Shannon, Mar- rill Mosher. superintendent of th Notes 24,438 • : :'et.'. street aret Meyers. Betty Walker. Rose Miss Stevens, hospitality and For Fort Dix •With the fuel oil 'coupon credit' I week, consumers who have not program. Rahway Memorial Hosplla] Important Under Oubr.e: Ar;:mov:c!: .4-16 Irving_, Rober E Divusun 28 West arrangement extended to Decem- ] registered for War Ration Book Lengyel. Gloria Selcan. Lillian praised the volunteer aides fo -: rt el. Main street The Board voted to sell candy The regular monthly meeting of ber Iff, all householders who have Kane. Anna Collins. Joan Molye. their service and cooperat.on R, ffiounty Office One have been notified to do so For War Fund James C Anst.r 63-1 East Mii- Arthur A, D<>gen!iardl. 1496 at the school to raise funds for November Quota Uliich not received their fuel oil and Emily Arsentiere. Ann Syko. Marie freshments were served oy u , the Rahway Defense Council will by December 15. Registrations :.MI a'-er.uf L^i'.vr;nci» street the association. Donations were r kerosene ration coupons from the will be taken at the ufllce of the 1 Jvlngston. Irene Clocci. Mari- Chalmers Reed. Mrs fc.. bt hftUljn^the city Hall tomorrow Parsed Exams Will Jaiiii ^ H Bal;in.:cr 4 18 S:u:_>v Bernard Dembling. 29*2 Morton na made to the Women's War Sav- Rahway—Mayor—Named •lix-Al bu-uil ill tlie Ral ' mist New Gas Ration p'.uct' avenue THES—Committee ana EHe Red" night at u t. hi. iyler L'lark. Start 1 raining "Women Xt War Week* Unchester. Ellen Morton. Marga- Board will be permitted to con-Company building on ~TJT ."-a vv i.::ain _! 831 Cross Kit - Bag Committee. A Mrs. H. J. NlnUik. memwrs"'i' chairman will preside. Acting ProaecutqrjOf^ tinue until neitt Tlmrs. Irving Mup'.e avenue NV'hoid:. plate ret Crowell, Betty Kosch. Janet the Red Cross Cfln_.f.pn_CL_..i. _ f purclias""e off' needed fuel oil and Mr. Kearnei y pointed out. besides Several (JTTange? In Kequirements With R ,.\ tT.,ii.<. P Rir sented by the school children at Oraduates were Mr" Elei^, UnibiTclounty" Bonds. Stamps 1 Manes. Florence Kosiarski and Heads of al] units of the De kerosene, upon—promlso—te- -turn- -betes—aswr in—crrffee "rationing !>••!•. a , er.ie .in si re;'I the next meeting on DOTmtiir K Mara_h. Mrs. Miriam Mai m. M Mayor John E. Barger was over to the dealer sufficient cou- \ will also be used to Issue War Ra- 'Which Motorists Must Comply Become H.wh B BmilMiUl 240 M_l|>> Raymond E Drake. 183 Monroe oniriey _famrer and Mrs Dor at ! 1: 30 for Fort Di cover such purchases. A total of $24,433,20 worth of Work Turned In cers will meet In the City Hall given the oath of office as special pons to cover such tion Book Tu'o and may be used Two of the many types of boats that arc being turned out by the rubber Industry for use of the military forces Nordlln. of Rahway; Mrs Mart This announcement was made last bonds and stamps was sold J 1 Monday nlsrht at 8 P. M. At after a roll call and sendoff deputy Attorney General of the to ration other commodities. "It Apparent A* Program Starts Here ilfjriii N B.'. hiold 673 UV-! Lumis H Edwards. 181 Union are shown above. Products of The General Tire & Rubber Company, the small boat In the foreground Is a, St. Mary's Church unit has Louise Boxill. Mrs. Rose S r,hi~f»'gii^uf- lixe. city during 'Wo> L LIBRARY BUYS BONDS this meetinjr the new rules State of New Jersey and assigned night by Edward) L. Kea-r-Bey, is therefore essential"," ^saTo* Mr. s ...r. .i'.t_:.__.' Pliu--' parachute boat, used by pilots shot down over the water. The boat is attached to the pilot's chute and Is inflated* turned in 15 women's slips, four ceremonies in the City Hall. men. at. War Week.' November 22- Mrs. Clinton Gilpin. Mr,, Ethd and. regulations will be fur- chairman of the local board. Kearney, "that every individual W:l._.ini A Besd> 1653 Park James L Eidson. 401 South 10th alter he has dropped Into the water. The other Is a landing boat used by the Navy. In similar boats the lets men's pajamas. ei«ht coffee The Rahway Public Library has to serve as acting Union County 28. in spite of the cold and rainy With the advent, this week, o! mileage rationing for Haviland. Mrs. Helen Wolf M ther discussed. A plan to co- The roll call is scheduled for Agreement Made have War Ration Book One re- --:ee: .s.rpet. Mayfield, Kentucky Marines Invaded the Solomon Islands. urn, bags for Camp Kilmer and purchased an additional $400 in . i Prosecuto* r November 25. Mayor r-crranges in the requirements bonds through the Women•_» War Hope Jennings. Mrs. CatheVm o f D(tr -rrelit^- -purchaceo—made •ffTrrrrress"' ut~ "wrieTheY "of "noT "Tie" paaucrtger our owntrrs ct? Bertram M Berry Y M C A Ed*ln C EKer. 359 Elm avenue. me helmet knitunl hv Mr« .inhn J '•*- ! K«—was tiamed By "Sttorney holiday. Mrs. Joseph W. Costello "Savings Committee. V^«-W9S^tgT-M)-3. Chu-.llllf BoOIri cated at the different emerg- from October 1, when fuel oil and buys sugar or coffee. Nobody will with which motorists must comply have become apparent. I.--.-:r.R s-tn-rt ' Rouert W Elliott. Jr , 884__S:onhn J B.Kt;402 Prir.c I'A • Andrew E Pedeles 1929 Bond | Robert L. Griffiths. Jr . 659 At last week's meeting ten kit-Weth. Mrs. John Opdyke, and Interest write or phone the h Pe-F-iad- •^ho&o who have not lcgiAteieu ai Wiiliam P. Leahy. 559 West In- Kenneth H. Scheitlin, 502 West Hw>e-ef-+h<: n\~ Warren A n, Hen i " p._.r.-_> . to sign up as Block Mothers. J,-Fordl i am +SS Mon- I jTJrk H Harris. 303 West Lake Robert H. Lenox,'1868 Elizabeth Albert L. Schweitzer, 2081 Mont- note ihat the "T" ration has been street _ „ roji itxetiL, I avenue. avenue gomery street ward N. Connor, of 1355 Maple [eporr t)nrWorfc William H Brannev 20«3 Sidney Onhin .\ftQ j^y placard to be placed In the win- j substituttee d for S' ration books, Bernard W. Lerner, 112 West- Thomas • A. Schweitzer, 566 terrace and John Popo. of 1716 Evur-s street Bayonne. dow of their homes, when they ^7jwith the orrrcenrncate< s o'lHwrar Uie j street. field avenue, Elizabeth. Jaques avenue. fire at home, so that school chil- Essex street. Connor, a volun-i" KroTflmer M! "Gibbons told" P Warren Brown. 2261 Clmrdi Joseph P Gallagher. 2187 St I Henry Hayen 436 Harrison John Long. 263 East Hazelwood William K. Shore. 228 Monroe dren on the jvay t$ and from teer. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. members—oX--the Watey-^oard •at- Nocossity^ccmtrollinti the mileaaa ^ " Oeor«e avenue. ^street. "school, during an air raid alarm John J. Connor and the fifth son their meeting held Tuesday night of all commercial vehicles. 637 Hninn ._ S. .-GeUcmth—1800 O(-r Stephen Lucas. 2131 Whittier Harry Simpson.-909 Jaques ave- in that family to ent«r the U. S. Group Til Crown in the City Hall that the service George avenue. or lest, will be able to find shelter. To Fire Yictims Hazelwood avenue street. _ nue. Armed Forces^ fctrtrns -trr ilofain—street would be" Thomas F Cahill. 768 Jaques James P Gilgannon. 404 Har- David N. Hetfield. 1741 Eliza- oon a.s In outlining instructions cover- Watson W. Maget. 428 Central .David W. Smith. Jr.. 1174. Law- Those who will leave next Mon- completed this week. Upon com- avenue. rison street. be Ufc avenue ceived the Block Mother plan will ing mileage rationing. Edward L. avenue. rence street. day are: Rated 95 Points Better Police Escort In Four pletion of this work, Mr. Gibbons Alfred J. Hoehle. Jr., 759 be set up. From two to four are stated1 that street repairs could Kearney, chairman of the local Ulyses B. Mainer. 1232 New-Victor w. Smith. 12«0 Westfleld needed in each block. Qlenford G Ackerly. Box 89 C. Than Lo<-al Eleven By States Speeds Serum LOST Nicholas platv. Brunswick avenue. avenue. Rahway. then be made. Harry Colvin, mem- Ration Board, pointed out thaC Henry Itzen. Jr . 2270 Evans • • • ber of the Board had made protest chall $ Robert A. Malcolm, Jr . 514 Frederick F. Steensgard, 2114 Harold J. Alexander, -164 West Colliton System To Boston. Mass. the official OPA tire inspection Mapld street. A few weeks aeo tb$u-De- over the condition of the street. Seminary avenue. Ludlow street. Milton avenue. stations would comb out those st LOANS-^25 to 3OO fense Qojjncil was advised Hillside High School was A four state Police escort was Mr. Gibbons also announced that Alvin L James. Jr.. 1355 Maple Robert A. Manaker. Route 2. Robert J. Stoecklein. 15 West William A. Ancier, 793 Bryant that Christmas lifhtimr out- Mayor Barger awarded the Group. ..Ill fflp_LbalL "trre s ""whic n~"ne7tf eac i Railway. N. J. Emerson avenue. Harold K. Bailey, 9S3 .Main used Tuesday- night, -to hasten -the- Mrsr JTDSffpK "W: ICostellQ Quick loans on side the home would be per- title at a meeting of trie New Jer- velopment Corporation's apart- Charles C Jchnson. 585 Pier- j __gXnae^_S—-M —Hatry A. Soter-;-33«3-EHaa-befch street. Abe J. David on November 21. The delivery of 50 liters of a solution week, sold over £10.000 of the total recapping and would send the "pont street. mitted provided the UrhUne sey State Interscholasttc Athletic ment project would be finished by Brunswick avenue. avenue. John Balicik. 109 Main street oath of office was administered of penicilin, a newly _ developed . by. soUslCa.tkui- The four groups owners of such tires to the ra- did not cnntrlhiit,<- tn Iht- Assoc December 15. Work on the mains CAN GET CASH Thomas R. Johnson. 1210 Fair- Harry B. Mathis. 2338 Allen Duncan A. Talbot^ Jr.. 1034" Mid- ~2YJ—Dock i by Acllhg"Cbunty Clerk Grover C. t in the" anti-bacterial substance from the with the highest to-tals were St. tioning board to make applica- * Any steadily for the Whittier street buildings. mont avenue, Elizabeth. slaw. Under the new recrula- street [Traynor in the Supreme CourtNewark Athletic Club. The Colli- Mei-ck & Co., Inc . Research Mark's Church. $1,345.60; Rah- j lion for the proper replacement" employed—man -or —rta;rrj—C:—KS"i > \ PAGE TWO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1942 Eng jyents of Rahway Churches, Their Organizations and Sunday Services Constance Berry Married To y fi '^ *\rc &*£$V&£^^®^*^(^** y:-n^^7-/rjr. ^^Hrij^e Society F i r st Presbyterian To ^^^f^oAT^! ^,Joi.m ^L VV 'oS^SoBurden Jr.. fwa "is T sr t Bridge Tuesda y r ...... _ _. joloisl Other choir man- Woman's Glub Activities NormaTrjelra, If C d V JJ. O Dessert Bridge Tuesday ImtnveJ n CTr\TT\j»V P;.,,.. <5»-.r\i<.f» T?lacr Hold Communion Sen-iceSen-ice bee presented att the Fellowship bers participatinyarucipatuugj were MrsMrs. Announcement has been made James Hammel, To Wed Mrs. Chalkley Price SUNDAY r ld Soldier In November Bridal Mr, and Mrs. John A. Hall. 78 FuneraMrl sse Chalkn ices r for Mrs. Su- Mrs. Carl Graves~", 285 West wpiTivto oUINUAl lrl\HI Jt 1\ lit* n HouHour r aatt 7 7 p p.. m m.. MisMisss AnAnnn Hun Hun- -.Charle Charles s JohnsonJohnson. . MrsMrs.. ClifforCliffordd tay Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Ter- eV HazelwooMrs Ciud lavenue, was hostess to "Forgetting Self. Remembering charge of the ' Buckley. MLss Edna Madsen, Miss j razzi. 2144 Evans street, of the Clinton street, announce the en- »jars^ . Michael J. CahiU zannFunerala HobliLzel ser\ir«l Pricer^», ageT d 79a. of ' G^ves, 285 West ""'Jo™"bit'mathaal CrUTinII SCHOOT L Richard Dube, president of the "PorgetUns Self. Remembering sicker will be In charge of lhe ' Buckley. MLss Edna Madsen. Miss ! By Mary at War Week' by manning a booth gagement of their daughter. Miss Bride Of Local Serviceman 609 Jaques avenue were held yes- theV S:Ve. Paul'ue s Churcvash hosteSiWorkers at b mat Ha Jesus" will be the sermon topic of Jean Tasker. Mrs. George Algeo. engagement of their daughter. The American. Home Dep r •ral JUchacserviceIs ,fo c^^r Mrs . LJI-zanna Hobl^eli Pr^?. aged%9 ,"f ^J °^ 'i. - - ^ " «' ' « »^«-UUl. HolRichary Namd eDube Society. presiden, acceptet ofd th ae .._.._ - I ~- • -' " - R ; 1 i •l"n ii, ' ', \\ '.', . iul\\ "•! i i'%" ' W^ Sjf^ v \ \ , \ '.. • I. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1942 RAHWAY RECORD Orchestra. condole ted by Pierre etc.. into a glowinff tapestry THURSDA.Y. DECEMBER 3, 1942 PAGE FIVE 1 Many Rahway Record readers Monteux. "Once upon a time," tone for your , enjoyment. Tri- War Stamp With are prospects for whatj-you have to Lh« beautiful and clever Scheher a- fantastic March from RimsJcy ; Organizations To Conduct tional word has come from the them and then turn them over to Speaking • Koraakov's sultr. Tsar Sultan «U. W4iy not sell them 9 An ad tn Famous Artist* Will! ' zade saved h«r life by spinning The Record's classified section Is Sale Of War Bonds Arraj_Camps that more sets than the U. S. Army for distribution. FOR THE i completes this magMfflcent se Gift Urges Store War Booth Sales Reach More Radio Sets were originally asfced Tor win be The Executive Committee of the fairy tales for "A Thousand and , (Album DM-920; five twelve tac inexpensive and Drodurtu-e. , One NiehtJ." In 1881. Rimsky- The Beverage Shop This Week Appear At Mosque needed to supply the present de- Rahway U S. O. will meet to- records O: Kuinz«mor..s which wil; be in mand. nisfat at the Y, M. C. A. A full Records Korsakov one - time Russian Putting fresh ammunition be- RAHWAVS FINEST AND MOST UP-IQ-DA.TE LIQUOR STORE $12,690.60 Sn Nine Days Needed For Army Classical—John A. O'Connor Ories's Peer Qyn Suits No. 2 hind their drive to sell more War chariju of Uie sale of war honcU Two well-known artists will ap- Reconditioned I attendance of members U urged sailor , now immortal cam- Op. 55. played by the Indianapolis ' pear al the Newark Mosque next by Mrs. William Llms. president. Popular—Joseph G. Smath poser translated Scheherazade's Stamps and Bonds, the W. T. •and stamps ai the public bootJis A :otal of si 2.693,60 Scouts No 247. Volunteers were' Several radios have- bJEti re- Radios nrhlch are not betns used f Symphony Orchestra, conducte* Grant Co.. Cherry street ls oXJer- Now Located At duriru the coming week are as ween. Robert Casadesus world- . . war In the homes, or are io need of: .m.iKery into die exotic suite by Fabian Sevitsky. Of ail th< 1 famous French pia'rust who comes nfJ and scamPs was s0'd at *e Mrs. Kenneth Van. Horn. Mrs. A. c^eived'in respor-se to the appeal y, h::\\ bears her name. Today. tree to every customer who WE NEED ,_CQR. HIVING and LEWIS STREET (Former City Hall Bldg.) fcUo*•>». •.omuri'ow. Ladies Auxil- repair, or spare parts are re- orches;ral and instrumental musi. buys a War Stamp to accompj-ny iary of American Legion. Rahway to the theatre Sunday afternoon, pubhc booths throughout theTity PalLSi. Mrs W, J. Brunr.ir.g, Mrs. ;of George Hotter, c* tr.e U S O.. quested by the committee. These Pierre Monteux and his San of Grieg, the Peer Oynt Suites -^Barney" Engelman, Prop. Rahway 7-2299 for seis to be put :n condi:ion and -.i: Master- Franc Lsco Symphony Orchestra, the gin selected, an attractive Post No 5. Saturday, Rahway Re- under the auspices ol^the Griffith over a nine-day pencd by volun- James Vignoli. Mrs. Helen Black- sets are all reconditioned and- put. • WAGNER'S the mast popular. Here Is eh< Christmas tae folder saying publican Women » League. Sun- Muiic Foundation, has chasen. a ' bui-n. Mrs W G. Gage. Mrs. A sen; vo the taen in the Armed in working order and then shipped R:m.~k\ Kor through the magic at Victor rec- Second Suite set forth a-lth glow SCRAP MARYLAND STRAIGHT CORONET STRAIGHT teer workers. DOLL HOSPITAL ords, brtaihe.s new life into 'Merry Christmas with a Victory THROUGH THRiFT" day R.iua.a> Woman "i, Club: program in keeping wuh his repu- S4.651 75 the Ij-ry^st, ani^ur*t Pagans. Mrs. Albe:* Schi^fer. ' Foives of the United S'.aus. Acjdi- to the various military camps and ' ing warmth of tone and poetry o Taylor Wines CALIFORNIORNIA M:nd:i\ Red Cross Production ta ti on as an expo nen t of evs ry Ma:, h from Scheherazade, weaving her fabu- Dividend tor from for any or.j uay. was said Friday Mrs, H B:v:^.:. Mr3 Cile C±s- •• stations throughout the country. phrase by the Indianapolis Sym RECORDS!! Rye Whiskey school of musi:-the classic, ro- The seus must be left at Fire ' :: As played lous taJes of Sinbad the Sailor. phony Orchestra under the cUrec Space for one stamp is Indicated Port - Sherry - Tokay •• Room. Tuea-i-iv Woman's Auxil- by tiu* Rahway Chapter. Oraer of well, Mrs. Harrj Brunt. Mrs. Fred Pairick Murtha. Mrs Fred Ti le Vo uns Prince and Princess. Inside the folder, which Is prln.ted Muscatel-Sweet Catauba Grape Brandy iary jf Lhe Railway MenuriaJ niaiitiL- ami modern. Casadesus. EaiL'."".! Star The workers were Pfeilfer. Mrs. Charles Ward. Mrs. Schmidt. Mrs. Joseph Kjntra. Headquarters on Seminary ave- tion of Pabien Sevitxky. Everyone Pale Dry Sherry - Rhine B no-A a resident of Prmoeton. came nue or if there is no way of get- I every melodious note o: In Christmas red on white, and 4-5THTHS QUART Hoipi:u;. Wednesday Woman's Mrs Harold Holmes. Mrs Jam^s Walter V3n Pelt. Mrs Ci'.arles Mrs. Anna Deleo and Mrs Chris does not carry the Grant name BROKEN or Sauterne and Haut Auxiliary ul '.lie Y M. C. A,; to Lhe United States in 19_35 and l^.Mlii. JJ'-UI F^tercr, Mrs. Grueling. Mrs, Waiter Washburr. ^ Peterson. ting them to that point a phone* this charming and appealing anywhere. Sauterne n^Lnea Alixiliary ol thei-matte- his""STtieTtca~n "debut with w L Maddeii. Mrs. JoHn Rich- and Sea Scouts Harold Van Horn : Yesterday members of the Rah- call to Chief Walter H. Ritzman AMERICAN ENERGY WiLL Win f of the great tfonregtan "According to W. M. Lunt, Man- QUART " : Club. Mointay. De- ( the New York. Philharmonic. Hia ard>:. Mrs. . John Machon. MrsMrs.;ar. d Witham Kulp Jr. -way Clioral Giub soki- S299.8d at will result in the radios* being J composer i Album M-900: two ,ger of the store, customers have cembe:' 7 marks the anniversary Masque program will consist of Gtu Sc::ioeffier. Mri. Raymond Th? Mothers' Club of Boy the bootns. Mrs. C P., Maur>\ picked up at the home, twelve inch records.1 of Japanese attack on Pearl Har- i works by Rameau, Schumann, + •espondedi enthusiastically to the Easimau. Mrs, Joseph Sproul. Scout Trccn No 46 sold S442.60 Miss Anne Hun&icker, Mrs John Executive Meeting ! Errors Popular — dea. which was introduced at the bor. Make sure the Japs will Chopin. Debussy and Ravel. Mrs J. V. Coles, Mrs. W. J, Ride- worih of bon ~ ^ i I.. FAGI WA.VT ADS ArCEPTED TO 5 RATES—8 cents per word cash i P. M. THE DAY BEFORE advance, aflfiaaiin, char*. RAHWAY'S HOiME NEWSPAPER Pl/BLJCATION. THESE cents. Aiency rate 21.. *. SECOND Record Want Ads Reach The People And Get Results per word. Lower rat*. ADS CASH IM ADVANCE. (ot FOR OVER^ A CENTURY or more times. * The Rahway Record SECTION YHE PAST IS 6ONE The Rahway Record Artiele> For Sale Housekeeping Rooms Lots For Sale the past year and a na;j lw P 32 Court of Chancery City legal been Judge of the District Ca Use The Classifie .. - "Tile Home Newvpaper" 43 63 T Linden. He has served dm RAHWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1942 Telephone Rahway 7-064)0 IN CH INCERV OF NEW JERSEY CORPORATION NOT1CK his political career as a 'mem*., MALIC OR FEMALE. STEADY R-33 141/134 Notice Is hereby fftven that Classified .:-. -oca: deron.^e p,ar.'. d:s- CONSULT US ON YOTJK CPHOL- THE FINEST BUILDING PXOT TO: Frank Shea. Antonio Pinto, his Common Council of the City of R of toe Board of Water Conunu Edward Scheuer. Jr.. son of Mr. I stering work, we use the best In the city, 70 x 100 at $20 per way, at a meeting to be held In the sloners, Board of School Esi- Mr. and Mrs. Q. Vincent Van Gor- Townspeople are asked to co-oper- ; factory material. Unlike synthetic I follows: Wash articles rhoroughly. collection campaign. The troop ::.- looii F:xi><'r:..-!:c .;n- j 1 l'J Monroe S:.'ot R.i:-.- heirs, devisees and pwrsonaJ repre- m [and Mrs. Edward Scheuer, of 448 don. of S83 Jaques av?nue has -.!:••• S.t- M: W.lon &;"> I I materials obtainable. which foot Facing Milton Lake Park. sentatives. Margarlto Plsano. Ko.trl«a Council Chambers at City Hall. 1470 Public Library Commission'' Notes ate with The Girl Scouts by de- fabrics, pure silk burns com- Cut off feet of stockings. Cut off members attend Lincoln and •*.i\ 7-058J M Oct 15 L'6 Campbell Street. Railway. N. J.. on 1 Advertising combined with exacting work- Bauer-Brooks Co, 1480 Irvlns ETajUls. Julius Oerard. also known aa Ing Fund Commission ana ! Harrison street Is stationed at been commissioned an Ensign and positing old silk wearing apparel pletely. leaving no residue in thetops of stockings, if made of cot- Roosevelt schools and. with the B:- AMT.. Hall Juliua Goldberg, and his h«jlra. de- th e tft h da y of December, 194:2. a t awarded his wings' in the U. S. CLASSIFIED AVERTISINa manship guarantees your satis- TWO FURNISHED BOOMS FOR Street, Rahway 7-0865. eight o'clock P. M.. will consider the Rahway Valley Joint Me of the |M;ami Beach. Pla. He is a mem- there or by giving it to a Girl ! barrel of the gun. speeding up tjie tjn, and any cotton or other trim- co-operation of Lhe principals and visees and personal representatives. Navy Air Corps. Ensign Van Gor- INFORMATION faction. Assortment of tables, ;.^:v: h.Ki.-.ekeepir.t: sw.md floor Mar 10 «1 Oi^ttUet> Wf ber. Bmtkio Aasogxm. also report of assessments of boneflta con- which has jurisdiction j ber of the U. S, Air Corps. Scout who will see that it is de- rate of fire by eliminating the ming. such as cotton lace, from teachers of the two schools, have 1 ferred upon lout and parcels of- land don was commended by Capt. ! posited. The Rihway Record reserves lamps, secretary arid. kneehole Hrat. en.. clfStr'n .'uraiiiied. " i known «id Rmiilc? Aasot?na. Mary As- estate by reason of con-trunk sewers in this necessity of cleaning the gun fre- o'her siik apparel. Roll any two put up posters they made, -urging" desks. We can save you money I ttotina M***!MA Gilbert Wladtsifiw B&-U- and real John D. Price, commandant of the ' Use of Silk •> quently during nring. Nylons and ! stocking.s together the right to edit or reject any uiti EsitibrcoJi .v.enue Rah-' THERE ARE TWO TICKETS TO man. Henrtka Bauman. Antouio Prezl- structlon of penetration macadam In civic and commun... Military Saerman Davis, son of Mr. and the donation of silk, and have classified advertising. All ads Help W UM1«>malt> on all your furniture require- u -i\ 7 0C75-R pavement on Wlnfleld Street from .Jacfcsonvttte-Naval Atr Station-, on r—an ^u,.an d synthetic silk rayons will be used in a war ! The members of Girl Scout IfiM the Rahway Theatre for John <**>p • owners; Mary Shea. Mr*. Antonio he 'has hwn iripntiftori u4tfi"' •Mrs. Moe Davis, of M5 Maple 33 ments Including rugs. i Cn* •>->7s wtnrripr Qtrp^ ' 'n.to. Mm, Julius Gerard. also known west Grand Avenue to Jackson Av> his fine showing throughout his proctUCLS are acceptable The pure product of a secret nature. ! Troop No. 2. with their leaders placed boxes in the schoc-le iji rlnCTlfta' Oiust conform t® The Record" nue. different and diversified acui- avenue has been transferred from which the children can deposit tyve and classification standards.. STJLO'S THREE ROOMS FURNISHED J Cox. — 78 wtmtier btrea. ,M Mrg JullU3 Qoldto^j^,,y Weber. Services Port Dix to the U. S. Army Air intensive training period. silk will be used to make powder Directions for preparing the | Mrs. George Murphy and Mrs. BOOKKEEPER — CASHIEK for I.ah: housekeeping. No Bring iii:& ad to The Record of- ; Harry Oilbert. Mory Pr*aioso. spouaea: The purpose of such, meeting Ls toties. He served as a member of their contributions Errors must be reported after Experience preferred but no: 1595 Main St.. cor. Bridge St. fi<:e before December-^jO.> \ Elsie Baer. executrix under th* last consider, among other things, any ob- the Union County C'ounr • By V. E. Teran Corps and is stationed at Miami bags, because it is the most satis- silk articles for collection are as | Jay Morris, have begun their silk Phone Rahway 7-1790 idrer. 1343 Ester brook Ave- jection or objections that th« owners •<-'i: of the August Mintel, son of Mr. and first insertion aa the pu-jlSTier will r.ecessar> F:i'.'. tune • good will and testament of Sol Baer. some- Boy Scouts- of America. Beach. Pla. Mrs. August Mintel. of 235 West not be responsible for more than pa;. G.\ ? qual.r.catior.s. CLARENCE PARKER CHRJST- Brumbaugh. Jr.. son of Mr. port R He has been assigned Grand avenue has been trans- one incorrect insertion. <;*"V It w - n'.xn^-" s" -V. -r*.h «.vvu :•; \ I, , ,n i' \ \ • \ ,\ >\A' ^ \\ i PAGE EIGHT "DECEMBER 3, 1U42 ' ft 3. 1942 port of this voyage was the first to mention the giant tor- The Rahway Record toises from which the islands take their name (in Spanish, Pontiac. Ingbeejrs Cite Rules . Established July 13, 1833 galapago). These mammoth creatures weigh aa much as ... ByWiMamSharp 1470 Broad Street Tel. Kali. 7-0600 Bolivar. New Jersey 600 pounds and sometimes live 200 years. For Car, Driver To Save Gas Published Thursday afternoons by The Rahway Publishing Buccanncers who preyed upon trcasuye-ladcn ships Corporation. Entered at the post ottlce at Rahway. Hew Jersey, With nationwide gftanHne ra- shltttTig into bish. ThisM as second ciass mail rr-itter under the act of March 3. 1879 found the meat of the tortoise very savory and {or this tlonlns effective. Pontiac Motor ts wasteful of fuel. Better Mo reason the islands proved a popular playground- The Division engineers offer a re- omy will result Jrom shifting at cajjUulauon oi gasoline savins high around 15 miles per hour •9 t Walter T. Marple ..-Publisher giant creatures could be brought along on voyages as rules confirmed by millions., of J. leriune Knies...... Editor T. Ose low and second Bear, provisions, lolling on deck (or long periods without food, miles of test ctrtviag under all cap- less. Actual economy in low dr0J! thus offering a cheap supply of fresh meat on the hoof. dlUans. to between 3Vb and 9 miles per sai This newspaper was founded and Is maintained upon U>e prinol- Whyn the. day of the pirates had. passed, whalers also Gasoline savins can only be ob- Ion. In second it tests from 31 — pt« of a clear, concise and unbiased presentation oi %U the tained by careful driving in a 15 miles per Ballon; the iO4..~! interesting news of the community, and upon the basi4 of a were lured by tortoise steaks, so welcome after the long weU-concUltaned car, Pontiac figure in both- cases corresponds progressive editorial policy. and arduous voyage around Cape Horn. In addition, a points out. The rules, therefore, to wWe open throttle position or are divided tnto two sections. HQW accelerator pedal. Minimum us, clear oil produced by the tortoise provided, grease for do you awi your car stack up? of these gears wtli promote better Member of New Jersey Press Association cooking, fuel for lamps, and suppleness to equipment. The Automobile economy. On Charles Island there was a unique post office. It 1. Keep ensins in A-l condi- 8. Anticipate stops and coast tion. R is surprising what a dif- more. Cso. brakes less, n taiJ must < was simplicity itself—a barrell attached to a tree near the Hu«f re* euLtuMf •••• ference a valve erlnd. clean spark energy to brine your automobile tame ai ;KH Thursday. December 3. 1942 anchorage at what is called Post Qfnqg^Bay. Sailors of *w> eHiw KUBWUSK, Goes'® stats plugs, correct timing and a olsan up to speed. Eveary time the ^ Errors passing ships administered the system. ""Whalers who had «* ra **& via OM tae« own.— combustion chamber will make in »jr« applied, a portion of that your economy. energy is lost in heat. Heac not Be been to sea from two to. five years eagerly looked forward 2. Don't let tire pjessure drop- coast to a stop wherever r one THE NEW COl'NTY PROSECUTOR to a call at Post Office Bay. They peered in for a letter wsrew lWOlrUrieiided pressure. J use brakes less. Bos ,' » Tnhn F—Barj(Pr that may have been dropped there, then deposited their Attorney General and his assignment as acting prosecutor Own, confident that rhf first ^.inn<»wnrr)ihiMinH -•Hat aisu'weav am laster. Keep ts poasiwe and saie. it iSTftegiu them up to recommended pres- i take them along. to coast down grade in neutral ra the patches are large, paint them der, care musi be taken not to use CARS. GARAGE DAMAGED by his diversified experience in the legal profession and as | sure by checking wltlva tire guage some states. However, wh°reve? y Methods Suggested 1 with glue size before painting or too many lea\3ea» unless a coarse j Two automobiles and a four car PHC Strange animals inhabit the islands — tortoises, every few days. l» ts practciable and, safe on gee Papering the wall. j material LS first placed over garage wrre partially destroyed Tfie a public .«t1u!..l Ali.i'.i; with his varied career in law he j 3. Maintain correct toe-in. Too tie grades, ahift to neutral mm If walls are to be finished with Garden Science by fire on (he nmlu of November lizards, the albatPCSs, penguin, and the flightless cor- coast with throttle closed This Use the Right Size of Coal plants, Leaves are apt to settle Fire H^ take- with him t>> his new position an excellent knowledge i much or to a little toe-in of (rant wallpaper,.strips of painter's mus- down, culling off the air and 24. Tae garage was located at Police morant. Odd plants. Hsh and insects also thrive, all in- wheels,causes scrubbing instead of practice ofcserrcd will stretch your or Filling Wall Cracks lin are sometimes glued to the people are under the 23* in diameter and 12" to 15" j of tin public as he lias served them in many capacities I -in-.deptk-requixe- stove size coaL By FRED D. O-SMAN ^/ i smothering the. plants, but if aRace s:reet and JefT. rson avenue Hosplt teresting to the scientist. From time immemorial this rolling, e&ts up extra fuel and operating radius importantly wall ovej: Urn ..cracks, as r«i«feree- i tht th i l and owned by Baumann Brothers. during the past eii;h; years. It is extremely doubtful if [ 1 Be development of cracks In Tcause of the cracks has. notment and the patching plaster one size of anthracite coal. Many Those that are less than 12" in Union County Agricultural Agent .coarse material Ls placed on top fauna and flora has been cut off from the Continent. scrubs ruecious rubber oS your M>- Ooa *-incirease speed on a others think that it makes ^o depth usually require chestnut Fall work in the garden is prac- i of the plants, it will prevent this The cars were the property of Guy there :s a man. m I'nuiii County who. by virtue of his ex- tires. Have front wheels examined grade. It takes less fuel to climb (piaster walls of relatively new j stopped, the cause should be cor-omited except in the case of any size coal. Gallehugh. 882-Si. George avenue Charles Darwin as a young scientist in 1835 visited large cracks. difference what size is used in tically at an end now that we have and the crowns will be preserved. City perience, is better able to till the office of County Prosecu- ' by an expert occasionally and ad- a grade a* a urUJora? speed than 6« common fault, al- I reeled before attempting to patch the furnace. Anthracite coal ls The fiffures noted above are had a cold snap and the soil is i Plants that hold their foliage over and Car! Suokfuil. of 641 West Pobus Galapagos and the discoveries he made greatly influ- justed when necessary. to increase jsow 'speed whilhi e it is not a difficult matter j the cracks Patching of plaster Is not a prepared and sold in several merely recommendations, sub- smarting to freeze. Although there Hazeiwcjd avenue. The cause of tor than Mayor Barker. - t BY MECT1NS A difficult operation, but often re- home sixes. One of these sizes ject to change by other factors, I winter are particularly in need of enced his. theory of evolution. The Government of Ecua- 4. See that brakes do not dreg. oBmbing. takes exjra fuel fi the cracks and. place the j stock Powder Satisfactory may still be some mild spellsT we j such care. The ideal covering for the fire and amount of damage CHILY n*ct PAGE TEN RAHWAV RECORD DieeEMBER 3, 1942 PA6E Iron ikes. Fort On Sale A* All Theatres In Nation-wide Campaign m fumble in the Railway backfteid and Regional recovered on their Merck Five Plays m own 18 yard line. Smart went-" UUGL'E Scarlet Scores Win around the end for a cain of a Local Cagers Score| ABOUT Plot To Evade Nasfs Sings In Musical "Panama Hattie" British-Made Film yard with Latherow malcing the short sport shots Simmons Tonight tackle. Smart crashed through Blind . . To 0 en By THE OBSEB VER Baclulls the middle of the line to the Re- Swart. . . Now At Rahway | P ^ ^ Over Regional Team gional 40 yard stripe. Latherow Charley Mauren Elected Sparkling Victoria Ben Lyon and Ann Dvorak, well again making the tackle. Street Varsity Sports And The Wa* Program Captain Of Quintet "Desperate Journey" 'known to American film followers. Red Raider.- Flay Most Brilliant Game • tried tc run the end but lost bis There appear to be two schools of thought on the sub- play the leading roles in ••This footing and also a yard. Smart For Cotning Season Come From Behind To Outscore New R. A. F, Film To [ Was Paris." British-made flhn wen: off tackle for three yards. ject of varsity sport competition in the schools. On the one a ato . V C1TV UBAU fcWLING Itou I recently completed undsr wartime Of SeaK>n In 33 To 0 Victory; Smart on a triple reverse ran to I Open Sunday hand there are those who advocate the discontinuance of The - Merck basketball team Team; Soldier Five Gives Mauren's PiUlllea, Smith Sullivan conditions in Warner Bros.' Lon- the Railway 40 yard line. Lath- will play their second/ Union Oilman Maher ; Keller Get.- 18 Points erow and Travis finally stopping inter-school competition and would confine the sports ac- I Red "I Dooed It" Skelton and don studio. Tlie picture plays at County Industrial League tonight Crew Battle In Second Half Schulu Way . the Empire Theatre, tomorrow. him . Street hat the line for a gain when they meet the FUmmnnft @ed Taylor I Ann Sothern are starred in tivity to intra-mural contests competition between Terry Total* Saturday and Sunday. •'This Was R.ihuay Hi_t;h School's football team ended us third of a yard and Anderson stopped Spring outete* on the CJrover "Panama Hattie." playing at the him. Smart ran to the Rahway classes or groups of students in the same school. Then . Sharley Maurea's Y. M. C. A. basketball quintet se I Rahway Theatre today. Friday i Paris" depicts Naai flf h-c">lumr» Cleveland School Court. Eliza- activities in the French- capital ^.•iist-cutive undefeated season with a 33 to 0 victory over 22 yard line from a reverse with there are those who claim varsity sports should be conbeth- . The Merck tea« has been due notice to the sports world last weekend that thev I and Saturday. The musical. gnan j wMch piayed to Broadway audi- which enabled Hitler "s armed Roci'>nal Hiyh School last Saturday afternoon in a game tinued as they are, or even expanded. Both sides make the hard ax work on the T court for Miller ^3gmiTi3bringmiThimm Here team to be reckoned with this season. Last Thursday I nnces la«r. »^n«^n» aign fMlnm legions to sweep through the » was originally.scheduled for Thanksgiving Day morn- the Varsity replaced the Rahway claim that their ideas are for the heneftt of the war proth-e post several vee&s getting fiV W 1 Ped he stron Iron Duke Santa Lucia ready for their season. After Dunn I 'Rags' Raglandi and Ben BUle,_wgli countries and France. awlft .r.t; Wo; grounds caused a postponement to the Saturdav gram. 1^* ^. * f ?? ,f 8 team of N'P, Hcnown" comedians. Van Heflin. 01 thrilling events fea- Eilc -Pla practice lost night the members Fl by a score of 4V to 40 and then on Saturday night scor ] I rnmnmhotad foi- hij jek of tlit • Street was :hrpwn fox a Uiree These two schools of thought are incubated through, the of the squad elected Charley Msui- well earned win over the Fort Hancock team by a sr™ murder mystery, which is the as- highest score of the season. The Red philosophical drunk In "Johnny yard lois by kobersky. Rahway j confusion created by high cnvpr'nmpnt uaun lviauren nas welded together' a fast Eager." is starred In "Grand Cen- sociate picture. Rober: L^wery [In. t^»->cil lliic In t\ei\ periuu 01 ha d these c de J e MltcheH Christie was named tral Murder." the associate fea- and Edith Fellows have the leads. <*» » °^ ^ P °" ^ ^ percentage of re- and—Fmnlr Catale ap- capafole combination to rarry t.Hg \ ; ^^--^f^v^.^^^ ' f^v'.T:^.--;,-^*---*^—- iA¥, il^iisIS 8, 1942 Expulsion Of Girl For Failure Junior Red Cross rf- To Salute U. S. Fla^Protested RolTta] membri ^ oi" •*!•»!.:ed to th- Coon's Send an .ill cjinmiltee for a boxiny exhibition 100'.,, Enrollment In Al J-evt, appeared before i.-.e Board to be held in January Proceeds fijlii lh?.se bou'.s will be used lo I " Svhools Announced The Rahway Record c J Education in an appeal lo have IJ.wothy Rjber'.s 16 :e.n>ta-.-d as pro-, nie f.ir.ds to give Railway By Chairman 'IS5~A,.. T>jg_ PAST IS GONE Q'" WE FACE- TO - F1A V T^Tf? •i pup.. ;n the H:j;h s.v.jo: Mis.s men l..nina for duty with the U. S Ar:nt-d forces sufLs and a $338 58 in contributions, repre- Vol. 121. 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