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sH0P THE STORES —YOU'LL riND IT SAVES MONEY. Circulate feptr Cvttf 1*9 Ccrtortt ConipteMy; Spwit CARTERET PRESS By ReMnMum and Rwko. CARTERET, N.J., FRIDAY, Friday, August 5,1938 the Week PRICE THREE CENTS. in Review Ten-YearOidCharlesRiedel,Who'Likes To Hammer' Wins GOOD A ; Rrncher i* Larteret 'Soap Box' Crown And Chance To Race At Akron 0. of considerable OARTF.RET Ten yeay r nlrolldt jI thih.e righ,(„!.t. ».«. compet._e i.^n th.. e Akro~. n " ! . . ~ —•'•• • • * Ulrly by Gus Prr- for final Inspection and welghlng- Handy At Charles Frederick R(e.|el, Carteret/ a crossing of the wire* connecting Rmetfebertd B*«keti |nlin Clark. Seems race, a«aln«t car and drivers from ln. soapbox derby htr* OharM w* 1JI3B Soapbox Rnrlng Champion, is »H over the United States, to see "Do you like to build things?" he the front wheels and the steering After he won the race and wa* a very busy young mun right now. "I've never been further happier than he em remtftiban rrcrntly persuaded who will g*t the four year college from home than Point Pleasant," wag asked. post, which happened when Charles handed the Coyle trophy by Mayor didn't forjef those who mad* hta florne laM. minute repairs must be scholarship, or the. Chevrolet auto- "Sure. I do lots of hammering took his racer for a final test spin Joseph W. Mlttueh, he WM led to inhn tn go to Waretown made to his raring car, which Charles said, "and I'm sure excited being Mr. Casey and Ohartai mobiles, or some of the other tine about going to Akron," and as heand nalltng.'" at midnight Friday night Tem- the microphone to tell how it felt -.pa anKlIng despite the brought, him In ahead of all others father, who Is employed at till prizes. talked his eyes and grin bore out "What did you us* for your win- porary repairs wer« made then. "I'm certainly glad I won." he-Metal and Thermit* plant, wffl fl> ihir prevailing recently. In Ihe CarUrel-PreM-rhevrolet Mo- the sentiments he expressed. ning car?" but even In the race which he won said, and eren In the excitement to Akron for the finals, along wtth • ur shore they found the tor Company-American Legion Der- Late Entrant 1 Charles Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. he was handicapped by a "bumvictory possible. And I want tn the rterby chairman. Robtrt Farrtt mile high i that'a what by, run Saturday afternoon on "Oak. My father got me a good Charles'ls still rather surprised at Charles Rledel of 16 Washington piece of oak and we left It out Inback wheel" He also has lothank the Chevrolet Company for and Alfred Wohltemuth. ThM uta- ; «i the trio sptnt the Charles Street hill. In addition his remarkable good fortune. He Avenue, and was born In Carteret. holding the race and Joe Casey for let will travel In Mr |,inii In George's cur. there I* the business of getting him- the rain to season for a day. Then straighten this out before setting never was in a soapbox derby be- Right now his main concern ls when we got It dry I tised It for my putting me In It." automobile. he dnwn. no rain, and self all set for the big national off for Akron. The Joe Casey he mentioned l« ,:ii nut. (or fishing. Three fore. He entered among the lastgetting the necessary repair* mad* frame. The covering is black oil- Charles and his car were the In the Akron finals Charles is to* finals at Akron, Ohio. Sunday Au- to hi* racer, and Improving 1U ap-cloth, stretched tight, and I'm go- Joseph Ca»ey of the Casey Oil protege nf this newspaper, and hfc *hore they got into a gust H ~ • - to sign up for the derby. He built lightest machine entered In the Company, who sponsored him Mr gust ». h pearance a bit through some trim- ing to keep the car black for the fine black racer will be ItttorM ,fi mM. their lines. But defeating all other '« car within the last week al- race. He himself weighs seventy- Casey Is a friend of the Rledel fam- i linwevfr. deorge put entrants In the boroughb - ming details not attended ta before final race, too " nine pounds He attends Columbus Cartnet Prens, Carteret. N J TH* K in charge ily and when he told Charles he rarer will he nhtpned by express to I™ signal first, and It Saturday's race for lack of time. The repairs necessary are due toSchool and is In the fifth grade. would back him In a try at theAkron IHHR fo qult.--certalnly inhii were I Since then iiMinllv Rreeted by the viih, "So you can't take School Plans 'Soap-Box' Champion Gets His Trophy '.taged wimewhat of a ;;,, tnii—wonder why anyone High School TO WATCH RIEDEL 1,800^j Mauote. r Sub. r reporU rame from former COST TO BE $154,000 iman Rill D'Zarllla who took TABULAT 0P0SALS , nf friends to Sandy Hook Approval Alto Sought to TAKE DERBY jmE H? in thf beautiful new boat Former Mayor Hermann iii Good tbnei and good Replace Building De- Throng Arrives Long Be- Offer* Four Location! "f" reported. stroyed By Fire -l \V| DNRSDAY THF. fore Starting Time to At Suitable CARTERET Approval by the rlrpartmenl of this Take Vantage Point* CARTERET -Seventeen pieces of ,prr kept a date of lonfj- electorate of tlie building of a 16- property are offered to the United ;u- lo take the editorial room addition to the high school TAMPA IS RUNNER-UP States government is proposed situ ink and bottle-washer and replacement of the Washing- for the new Pout Office to b« built ton School, recently destroyed by CARTRTllCr A crowd of 2,5Ofl i n(r* Postmaster William J Uwlor ius I. f, g.) to « mnjor lire, will be asked by the Board of persons stood four and five deep opened the bids publicly at hit of- '•.ivbail game, specifically Education at a special election on j nldng the entire lengtlh h of the fice yesterdayy morningi . Prices IMK-I ivI the Polo Grounds d August 16. i Charles Street course of the soap quoted for the pparcels s proposed , iiif (Hants and Cards. We box rirrliy hers Saturday afternoon range from a low bid of $1 000 to ! the name honestly -and Submission of the question was and watched Charles Frederick a high of »U,800. ;\w diir first sight of authrolzed by the Board at a meet- Rlcclel, nf ifl Washington Avenur Bidders and the properties offer- .visi kv-MedwIck In the flesh. Ing last night. Its adoption by the const his way to victory and theed were as follows: : r,i two later a friend voters will permit the issuance of trip to Akron, Ohio, which was the ; ni Meyer's presence If we a $154,000 In bonds to finance the nwarrt for winning the derby. American Agricultural ctwmlea! Charles was the last racer to enter Company, two parcels, one at Lo- , I time. We s»td "yes," local share of the much-needed rVlngt0n atrMt • ii I that we thought we work and the remaining cost will the derby. n ""V * * in tie more about baseball be supplied by the Federal govern- 0, and another at RooWlt The race, sponsored Jointly by Irvlll tnn [,ni up spoke Meyer, "But ment. (hi> Carteret Press, the Chevrolet T-rT n * street 0. The first Pftrcfl l5 „ i. i !! M10IT !" It Is estimated the total coat of Motor Company and the American ir thought we were acting Legion, attracted a crowd long be- of the Carteret Bank and^Tru., the work will be *318,O0O. Toward Company, the seccd", nearby •i'.iqont shout baseball all this sum, the Board has dedicated fore 1 o'clock, the time set for «3,000 remaining from an insurance Photographed above it Charles Riedel at he wat preiented with the trophy emhlematic of winning the "Soap- starting. The street had been settlement on the Washington roped off for 700 test, and an Avenue and Noe atrett near ,,»i know: That Clarence School blaie. Expenditure by local Box" championship of Carteret at the derby held last Saturday under th« »poniorship of the Carteret PRESS, elevated ramp erected at the top of an's Annex, priced TSS has a brother who Is a taxpayers of $154,000 leave* 1141,000 the American Legion and the Chevrolet Motor C5. Tn the background is seen a portion of the throng of 2,500 Its Incline. - auctioneer, one of those to be supplied by Washington but The contestants and their racers 1» as folows: Carteret . has sore shoulders and tion of its building plans, the Board wns the starting signal, other of- M0: : i iics from using his brawn PLAYGROUND GIVEN Schwartz-Chodosh Application Again FIVE GET WATCHES ficials dropped the hinged board will conduct a public forum In the Carteret Avenue betwwn : "I his brain last week? high school Friday, August 12 at that was the barrier, and the rac- uMmg t garage; that when ers began the long roll down the £ and Linden Street, "tar eight o'clock at which time any and Carteret Park, $2,820. i 'usaieggi showed up at thetill questions on the program will BORO BY COLWELLS Denied By Council; Appeal Is PlannedFOR LONG SERVICE hill while spectators and officials • miar the library at 11:30 alike surged forward to see. Isadore M a 11 „n e r, Washlniton be discussed and answered. The ri Mfttlh cuMal friends asked him following clay, opportunity will be Council Accept* Gift of Each pair of racers was accom- «* Street,Tar Adequate Retail Stores in Koeckert Presents Tokens panied down the Incline by two me HE was up so early? given from 8 to 10 a. m for any tll.RM '' prlced not qualified to vote n the special Land from Estate of ST7 ELIAS PARISH to Employe* of U. S. motorcycle officers, Joseph Orady Borough Now, Resolu- of Woodbrldge, and Robert J. Former Mayor Joseph A Her- •,|i]-.ert to bet with Sergeant election, to register. Late Residents tion Declares Metals' Company Walker of Rahway, who kept the mann, four parcels in the soapbox derby. We Where To Vote as follows; 1 enthusiastic crowd from pressing Washington Avenue 1 v tfood picking election The polls on special election day CARTERET—The memory of the TO HAVE FESTIVAL *t Matthtw CARTERET—For the second time CARTERET Five long-time em- out onto the course. Street, a corner plot where Wish- : hut we know at least a will be open from 3 until 10 p. m. late Mr. and Mrs. Augustus W. In three months the Borough Coun- ployees of the United States Metals Heat Results "" right • "in politics, and nothing Election districts 2 and 3 will vote Colwell Is to be perpetuated in thecil refused a retail distribution li- Plan Name Day Celebra- The heats and winners were as opp0slt the apboax derbys. We're pret- at Columbus School; 1, 7. 8 and 9 Refining Company were rewarded * community through a playground, cense to Schwartz and Chodosh, follows: Class B (boys 9-121, Jos-school and Is priced at MflOO- Pu nt picking handwriting at Nathan Hale School; 6 at the tion on Church Grounds for their twenty-five years of con-eph McCann and Bernard Kasha, up recent card which came to stand on ground donated to thetrading as Carteret Wine and Li- High School, and 4 and 5 at the quor Center, at 565 Roosevelt Ave- Sunday at 4 tinuous service last week according won by Kasha; Raymond Makwln- $3,600, Roosevelt Avenue, near Pu- ••nice from Vermont with a Cleveland School borough by their descendants. A swl and Harry Gleckner, won bylaskl Avenue, adjacent to Mr Her- 1 nn-sent-this message was nue. The. refusal was made Monday to the corporation's custom —with The Board retained N. A Jacoby resolution permitting the borougn night, when a hearing was granted CARTERET-'Name Day" will be the presentation to each of a gold Gleckner; Fred Ruckrlegel and Al-mann's home, »2,20O; Pershing Ave- > l a-, written by Htaoner J. to handle all legal services In con- bert Kasha, won by Ruckriegel; to accept the land from the Col-on this application and on that of celebrated by parishioners of St. nue fronting the Borough Hall and nection with the election and named watch, suitably Inscribed. Max A.Raymond Kasha and Charles Rie- north of it, a site now occupied bv well Estate without cost was adopt- the TJ. S. Ukrainian Citizens Club Alexander Merchant as architect. of Hudson Street. Ellas Greek Catholic Church at aKoeckert, works manager, marie d«l, won by Rlcdel. two irame structures, priced at "u want to see the person- ed by the Borough Council Monday festival on the church grounds on the presentations at a luncheon In Class A. boys 13-15, George •n ni ecstany, teA watch fter. Ambrose Mudrali, attorney who night. The land Is to the rear of appeared for Messrs, Schwartz and Sunday afternoon, starting at 4 the plant restaurant, when he ex-Tampa and John Jewers, won by The First National Bank in Car- '•'* police d«g wlffle s«me Tampa; Joseph A. Sllva and Step- wret, a plot on Pershlng Avenue the Rockman property on Pershlng Chodosh, said he would make a o'clock. R«v. Alexis Medvecsky, pas- pressed not only his congratula- ^li'n he sect his matter eotn- VOWS REITERATED hen Saabo, won by Szabo. opposite the Borough Hall and l(1 second appeal to Commissioner of »n the street. Avenue. tor of the church, has general tions but appreciation for the Winners thus were: Class B, Rie-South of Mr. Hermann's prouceal The Colwells operated the Colwell Alcoholic Beverage Control Burnett priced at (7,500. ^^ ' for granting of the retail license. charge, and ls being assisted by achievement. dej, first; Qleckner, second; Ber- ,'fricn hereabouts liked the Iron Works, established here in nard Kasha, third; Class A, Tampa, AT JEFFERYS RITES committees as follows: The Employees Miss Dagmar Koed, a plot on '• had for a couple of weeks. 1888, for the making of machinery In denying tlie license the Coun- first; Baabo, second; Sllva, third. Cooke Avenue near the present - found more people home equipment for sugar refineries. The cil adopted a resolution which set Admission tickets, Michael R*s- The employees so honored were: In the final and deciding heat site, priced at $7,500 •'--! collect bills a, lot better Couple Celebrating Fifty plant occupied the site now owned forth that "njpre than sufficient" kulinec, Miter Januta, Peter Halaa- Elmer S. Qrymes, Roselle; Harry (Continued on page three) Foster wheeler Coropration, a 'I'-ual! by the Foster-Wheeler Corporation. places for the sale of packaged li- nlck, Stephen Demeter, Jr., George Marcus, Elizabeth; Charles Comba, plot at Romanowski and High Years of Marriage Honor- quor MOW exist in the secticm where Carteret; Michael Pelehenkl, Car- The only provision of the donors Toth. Streets, to the rear of the Carteret ed By Offspring the proiiosed store would be lo- teret; Joseph Karvetsky, C&rteret. Bank and Trust Company, priced WONDErTlF SLYVES- Ls that the borough place a boulder cated, and that an Increase of the Refreshments, Stephen Vasllnec, Mr. Comba ls the father of TaxCHADWICK WINNER r at the site, on which they be per- at $f),000. F unkel of the Truit Com- CARTERET- A repetition of the number of dispensers of liquor in John Chetepana, Ellns Zareva, John Collector Alexander Comba, who mitted to put a marker designating Eersun, Adam Soplra, Ale:: Stojka, A plot Jointly owned by the w really rehearsing the ceremony at which they were mar- theborough would not tend to in- also was formerly employed at the estate of Michael Flanlgan and It as a memorial to Mr. Colwell crease Its moral welfare. George Popovich, John SpLsak, An- copper works. AS WHEELMEN RIDE "K march for a perform- ried fifty years ago In New York Elizabeth Almasy and Anna R alld h|s wife, Lizzie Colwell. Hack from Burnett drew Telepovsky, John Milo, An- Ni his vacation later this City was performed Friday night Qulnn (Mrs Kdwin SS. Qumn) for Mr. and Mrs Robert Jeflerys After the license was denied on drew Galvach, Michael Cejkovsky, ATTEND FUNERAL i' And if Abe Glass George OavaleU, Vasil Postak, Wins Mile Race; Contest fronthiK on Cooke Avenue, Roman- of 33 Grant avenue at the cele- Its first application and appealed to owski Street and Pershing Avenue, Mr. Burnett, he referred it back Ice Cream, Anna Vincent, Pauline telt as forlorn a» he bration of their golden wedding MARTHA AMUNDSON CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. Jo-See Debut of Nejv Rider, adjacent to Dalton Motor Bales I with his wife away) anniversary. The ceremony was to the council early In June on the Chaloka, Helen H. Kachur, and seph PiteGerald were called to Company, priced at M.500. John Tlmko. Luncheon, Elizabeth Humphries 1. I. g. performed by Rev. Orville N. Dav- ground therefUsal was not based Glens Falls, N. Y.. last week-end Mr Lawlor 1j now tabulating the idson, priest in charge of St. Mark's on any conclusion as to local policy, Ortay, Borbola Peter, Elizabeth by the sudden eath of Arthur proposals Into proper form for for- BRIDE OF COLGAN or on the propriety of granting or Toth, Helen Januta. Davis of that place, whose wife ls CARTERET-In this week's con- Episcopal Church, of which the test held by the Alpine Wheelmen, wurdlng to the Post Office pair are communicants. refusing the permit. Lunch tickets, Nlchola B. Seibert, Mrs. FlUQerald's sister. Mr Davis inent. Former, Woodbridge Pastor Granting of the club license was Julia Vasillnec, Nicholas Ysvoskl. was drowned while on a fishing trip George Chadwlck won the one-mile Wexler As Mr. and Mrs Jefferys en- senior championship race, beating tered the Harmony Social Club, opposed by Attorney Harry Lubern, Music will be by Zoltan Segedy's In a vain attempt to save the life Joins Local Pair at tid h) of a woman swimmer. Alfred Fenske, Walter Poxe, and OFF TO CAMP where the anniversary party wua (.Continued on page three) orchestra. Walter Van Pelt to the tape and given by their children, grandchil- High Bridge Pass State Tests making a new record by one-fifth Local Girls to Spend Two dren and great-griuidchlldieii, War- of a second. This leaves the stand- ren Klose's Orchestra played Men- CARTERKT -- Miss Martha ing as follows: Walter Foxe, 8 Weeks at Health Centre Young Dentuti Noti- delssohn's Wedding March. Mrs. Amuudson, daughter of Mr. andCenturies-Old Ritual Is Performed Here points; Walter Vin Pelt, 7 rKfats; ' "I Succesa in Den* Jefferys wore a black lace drew Mrs. Amundson of 16 Atlantic George Chadwlck, 7 points; Alfred CARTERET A contingent of and had a corsage of whit£ gar- girls left Carteret Tuesday to spend Street, and Walter C. Colgan, son Penske, 5 points; Jesse Hoffman, 5 tn! Examination! denias. Her two great-grandchil- of Mr, and Mrs. William Colgan of the next month at the Kiddie Keep dren Patricia Martlnsdale of Car- In Observance Ot Annual Ukrainian Daypoints. Well Camp In Metuchen. A group Perching Avenue, were married at Kenneth Humphries, the youngest Ui i MULT-Dr. Isadore Rablno- teret and William Angus, third, of a very quiet ceremony Saturday. of boys there for July retunwd to Welsvtlle, N. Y., presented Mrs. CARTERET — The ritual which tained at dinner 111 the bishop's anniversary of Christianity among member of the Alpines, made his the borough shortly before, with "" <>f Mr. and Mrs, Aaron The marriage took place at noon at has been perpetuated lor centuries honor at tlie church rectory. Other the Ukrainian people. Ukrainians debut In the '/i mile Junior cham- 1 Jeffeiy* u bouquet made to carry Improvement re|>orted among all ••"" of upper Roosevelt Ave- High JBrldge In the home of Rev.by the Ukrainian people was carried places were set for: Very Rev. Jos-became converted to Christianity In pionship. Leslie Van Pelt won the ; out the golden anniversary theme who had been at the camp, •'••> l»en notified of his success Carl C. E. Mellberg, formerly pastor out tiers Sunday when Rt. Rev Boh-eph F*ylyma and Mrs. Pylyma, of 1)88 by their ruler, the Prince of event with Charles Brady and K«n 1 It was of white and yellow asters, The girls were taken to tin Camp ii'H tlie examinations of the of the Methodist Church In Wood- dan, bishop of the Ukrainian Orth- Allentown, Pa. Mayor and MmKiev. , Vlftdlmlr the Great, who wasHumphries flliiUhing in that order. •''•isey Board of Dental Ex- with streamers and frill of gold brldge. and was attended by only by Capt. J. J. Dowlmg, Mrs. Robtrt odox Church of North and South Joseph W. Mittuch, Michael Plznak, later canonized by the Eastern Kenny came back In the one mile p Wilton of thertltef office and '"•'•'' J>r. RablnowlU Is now a ribbon and lace. the two families. America, came to this borough for of New York City: Miss Jane Elko, Orthodox Church and Is the patron championship to create a new rec-Sanitart y ilentiat In Brooklyn, with The Program Inspector Mlchaaj Yar- Bride Wore Blue the annual Ukrainian Day celebra- of Roselie Park; Mrs. Glnda, John saint uf the Ukrainian peuple The ord by gaining » full lap on thechetkl "'"'"• «t u»8 Montgomery Street, Supper was served with Philip The bride wore blue georgette tion by the members of St. Demet- Qural, Mr. Michael Problcura, of theChristianity embraced by St Vladi- field to win "* He studied at the Uni-Turk »» caterer, and William An- rius Church. local pariqb. mir and his people was of tlie Eas- Leslie Van 1 { and her accessories were white. She Charlei Brady and TWO LOSE TONSILS " Virginia md the Uni-gu of Crttnford, son-in-law ot the tern form, and the story relates that wore » corsage of Talisman roses, The rites stated Sunday morn- Alter noon Fen thai pelt finished In that order. This CARTERirr-Mrs. Georg* Sher- honor guesU, as master of cere- Ing when the bishop left St. Deme- In the afternoon Murkwult's Grove the ruler hud his people brought to ul gypsophlla and white sweet peas. leaves the point standing ror thidae n of East Rahway, and Mrs. wm nljo received this waek monies. Vocal wloi w.re given the Dnlpro River where tlie bishops Attending her was MUs Doris Mae trius rectory for tlie church, where, was the scene ot a festival, opened Junior championship as follows: Joseph Gonlon of Sharot stredt are !lllili by Mrs Wlliam Cole, Mrs, Harry ( and priests sent by tlie Patriarch success on the part of Jncklln o Woodbrldge, who wore according to custom, he was metby Mr. Qlnda and presenting special Leslie Van Pelt. 13 pointy; Charles both patients In Perth Amboy O*n« 1 l< Wexler, son of Mr. andMaim, Harry Rapp and James Fat- of Constantinople administered m rtns peach georgette and white acces- by the church pastor, Very Rer. music by the choir of St. John the BruOy, 9 points; Kenneth Hum- eral Hospital. Mrs. Sheridan aod •""iiuei Wexler of Railroad terson, ththee Utw» John Kundlak, and the board of Baptist Greek Catholic Church of sacrament* of baptism and confirm- phries, 7 points; Robert Colgan, 2 sories. Her flowers were a corsage ation to ajl residents of Kiev and Mrs. Conlon underwent operations Wexler studied for hUof the Mexican-Petroleum Corpo- similar to the bride's. Rolf Amund- trustees. John L. Glnda, president Perth Amboy, the local choir and points. yesterday for removal of (htir ton- 11111 »t college ration where Mr Jeflerys has been of the board, offend him bread and that of St. Marys Church, AU«n~ surrounding territory. In a, short Leslie Van Pelt broke the olub son, brother of the bride, acted as time Christianity was strongly es- Mn by Dr. N D. Cohen ot P^rth employed for many y«aw. best man. salt, and (he procession then entered town, Pa. Speakers were Mayor reoord to" win the four-wile senior Amboy. ; Sk tatnxiucod »y «' An" the church to the stofln» of theMittuch, Bishop Bohdan, Mr*. Pii-tablished In the whole of Ukraine guTWe" Mayor J. W. Mittuch, Alter the ceremony there was a and later spread to Ui people of open race. He defetaed Fentke, 0N church crlolr led by Prpf. Draytrtw nak, Father Hundtak and Mr. Ohadwlck and Walter Van Ptlt to BITTEN BY DOG Dr. Herbert L. Strandberg, former dinner at Blue Hill* Plantation In Olnda. Dqcoratlons were arranged Muscovy, which afterward became Oixtewt »woriky. The hUhop wjJebraUd the the tape. Alfred Ftnske won th« V, WO0PWUDQE--RQW Yitcwiip: borough councilman wtota the Dunellen, The eouple went to New divine uturgy *nfl pmched • w by Walter and Bu««n« Wadiajt and will »««t England and Canada for thflr wad- milt handicap rao«, «, of Wood Avwiue, Raritw TOWTir • »Mrt at H mm 8tre.8tt t physician, Mr. Patterson, mon. lather Huadltf Mfettd at Mlohael Dobrowolrty, l5Jd head of Utt Me*i- ding trip, and will mak* thflr tup* Seyual hundred parsons wen Van Pelt dateattd Arthur Ihlp. was bitten on he Wt ttf to- «r W for local and the stork*- Btitorkal Oooatkw .prtKnt »t tb« churth terviqe and In the K mile brassard stray doc on Trente UfrUK 'plant h ***»** at 71 Atlantto Street alter Septem- • rathlr tad Mm.' HuraHak: mter- ber 1. ' (ftl match race. l Brown' Around thr World in 91 Hours—Czech Huddle erf Mll«* tf Krittel. n COLONIA NEWS MIM Rcrnadette Deltnej, «t iMlUd eittHn, r Valentine Plar« h«d rttunWd fr«m the "fM" only the Mr otvt Mr* flmrl*i M Mll- Mfa Bermrd Rohtah Of (^ihim a twn-*erk enlist it, Btrmudt UM nom, rtiHI o( W«t. Hill Ftn*ri i»nt*rttln»d bia Av*nn* wu tutit. of nonet at a MIM Marlnti H«nlln« nt Bindham- lawn party given at her 'iome nn Inn N V iMt weak and bin Ih* •tturdftv. Uwn |km*a wer* «n- vrfi end hail a* their nii«r lecture* nn 'Train Mm Harry Rlllit of F»1rvl»w BRAND N1W fliiarant** ! ins" and "Oft-o^rM.lnn" Avinuo ent«rt*ln»rt at a birthday Al LOW AB.,..., Mr and Mrt, Daniel Den Blev- party In honor of h»r aon ftob*tt'a •E SURF. OF YOUR ! ker nf North Mill Road mnounnt Mvehth birthday CJamM wore 4.75x19 REBUILT TIRE* nf thtlr played and priM» awardrd aft*r 5.25xU 5.49 which refrwhfneriU were a*rr*d. BRAKES nr Mr Ulirt MM The I'lMW wfre QMWga Mpta. Jonn 5.50x17 5.49 w>n 1.0M UMt) TIREH TRUST YOURS TO US! ftr, nf No Johnann, Jark Roh4M, Ofraldlhe 6.00x16 6,49 KELINING ADJUSTMENTS him iwn »(«t fnr th* plp»i, ,ioan .MhnMn. and Frank 6.25x16 1.94 ALIi IN OOOb (1 nr DRUM AEFACING fiw1ff«tf»m Of CONDITION oi.;l!> TROOBl.ES CORRECTf.D 6.50x16 9.72 left tnii w»rt vimt r«n -Mr ana Mrt CharlM C Kntuw Tfdol. Ttxaoo, OrMntnll tlvM In Rwfrtcn and oiiilrtren of Falrvi»w Avinue 7.00x16 10.48 l«i,rt oan«. R«» RAHWAY Tim (Jdlonln DtmocritU1 Worn 15c apent, (he week-end u the lutata •rtetM*.**-^--.--:- BRAKE SERVICE MI> New D«»] rUib will hold th»ir of Mrt. Knauen mother, Mn. Tfte- tmmtl gordiri psrty lit Ih* hrttn* S. .1. GASSAWAY. Prop naa DOM nr Atlantic Highlfcndi. DUNLOP TRUCK TIRES 1M% Pure Paraffin I Yr«. with fllu* Conn, Ntw»rk nf Mn Ch*rl*i C. MIUih«ll of Thair »nn Arthur who hi* bMfl Ketnr Oil, I t*»an 79c 1TE. Milton A,». RAHWAY rVivfr Rodrt B»t.urd»y, Mri. Mit- itAying there for the put two tlrtt are not otn, lUf. Price flit chell wtt the found*r »nd flfit weeks r«tiirn«l home with We * t g » || «l. ma«e Ih* fa.t«i irip «v»r P«rm«rly Alhinrr. G«m»» for 1! Ar 1» *nnth», th»y'f» guar- prpMtlrnt of the club. The hoitaMM familv. *N,d*a .»«•« "•• *»H«. 0«"r » **Ti. 1» toUp tol « mliibl*. after he l«,k off from N#* ir.rk with a »ri> ftav* M much a« flfi.On nn ,, anteed for lifetime »rf Mrs Stmiley Smith, Mrn. U«- Ml.i.< Bflrtiarn Wlls and Janet f four Hughe* relarnM to Wp .tartlw place. V_t>r. tMkrtl ftms. l*h. pr<>«lden« of Orrhonlnvakl*. • It Urt —Ut Q«4e White Wsii vi, rf>ttr* flilU «nd Mrn. 0. C. Mlt«h»ll fl mils nrr \i»iting friend* In PltUb- ,i»r F.r.peaft roniHtlon* with Dr. Milan H««.a, aWltn* mlWiter. t-Hnwar« M«|liH, »cnlatlonat ynung aviator 30x5 —8 Ply $15.24 -'Lifetime Ouiranl»f Mr «nd Mm wh* hea«»d rlo«r«-breakrtg won* f)l|fh<. I far BHttr 1 ivitif ' nf IiOVfr Ro»ri left Oh Bfttnrrtny Mr and Mrs Lawrence Suit 6f 6.00x20—6 Ply 10.416.00x16 $10 72 West fltre*t Art entertaining their 32x6 —8 Ply 17.17 6.25x16 11.86 GENERAL $£MRCTAlC Ultrn a cottage for thi> mnntli. niece. MIM Oertnld* Traxler Of MIM Finrence Schunsberg Of | R. Be.rgen, Main Street, will spend twn weeks. APPLIANCES Mr. ond Mrs. Arthur Nelson nf TTown Hill. Pa. Their daughter uimtn o-HlUn Road m tin guett • • • 52x6 -10 Ply 22.00 6.50x16 12.97 Otmin-O-Mim rtOtd h»v« tii their nutty hut ntumM from a vint of htr m*t*r, Mrt. William PiUrton -Mr. ana Mrt. Al trowne, Mitt -Mrt. Kilt Kjnuen ind • Washer* • Ironirt 34x7 —10 Ply_ 34.90 7,00*16 14,00 guest* Kim. Oenrge areen unci rhtl- with htr tnndUthlr Alex Suit In of Jtrtty Olty on Monday. Ittrrllt Bnftnl, «f fhllldlltiHIt, Hrlck of Rfiwiind Pilot, iri dren, Herbert, liOfftlh* »nd (}ernl- Berwick, Pa. PI , tptnt thi wMk-tnd it the home • Refrigerators -Mr. and Mrt. Itepntn Vlgh of tionmi it th* Ciukilu, Niw York dine nf Ohlf»«n, -MM. *vt PitWrton of MePar- Kenftonhh Mill MR«MM en»tntln*d Mm. Mr. »nd Mn, ivini Stenvnt, -EASY TKRMH- • • • Mr nnd Mrs .Io*e,ph MrAn- land ftoid entertilnefl Mr. and Mrt Vlgn'a «i*t*r and dlughMr of 8UW- way Avenue. Dr, »nd Mri. WalMf rtrewn of Went Hill Ro*(t Imd kt .urn* PatUrton of XIIMMth *at- b#th on lundly. Um* ind thlldrtn, of Mtw irutu> -Mrt Dorothy Mtrtln inn (nil- : HOMESERVICE (heir |UMt litnt tfMk Mlw HIUub«th urdiy. -Mn Adolph Jaeger and ton wlel, vititid it the »rfl*nt home dreh, ot Olltforfl. vltlUd it the Sunday, ArPUANrrH, we. MrAndrex of Scr»nton, H. On —Mr. and Mtt, Raymond R«hdet Hinry of Columbia Avenue were hoiht ot Mri. Mtrtln Xaumiinen,: Shturday they (intei-tAlntd Mr. »nd * t • Pfimif Mild nf ralrvlaw Avtnue enMrmntd On vWMiri In Perth Amboy on Satur- Birron Avtnue, TuMdiy. | Mn. William Bryne. »nd diugtiMr* flnnday Mr. and Mrt AlrM* Oirlton day. ~Mr>. AiaUin VoorhtM and Km, I MANN & SON IK Hnhirt At. Perth Anihoy Piktrlrm uttd tdni o< Ntw Vofk • • • ! of tUhway. 4 Mitt Mtbtl M«M*tll, : City. —Mr. and Mn. FraMU MeKenni —MM. Jshn Ohomi, of Fulton —Mr. tnfl Mri. Jimet Gurrld of of Vlrnoh Avenue entertained over of Detroit, Mloh., ar* thi gblllt *t the homt of Mrt. Otto* Bf«vn. Striet, 1* I pltlint It the J^rney Mr*, t. UhAttn ind rhlldton of North Mill toad *er» tn« |UMU the week-ehd Mrs. MeKenna'i tls- Mam ttrMt. City Medical Clnt«r. 0p*n ililly firtft >Vrrt. nfirr- MontrOse. AVrtius *fre vliltotn it flundiy nf Mrl Ourrld't pirtnU, Ur, Mr«. SlMnor Dobblni Of Jertey • • * fiflnn* rinrlnv JIIIT Ht*<1 Auntimf Lftiirenre Hnrbor In at. week, • a t OPTOMETRISTS Mr ind Mm. Aten trlekton (it Nt* Oily. —Mr. ind Mr*. J6hfi Ruruct, of North Pirk t)rlv«, vltited In J*rsey Expert Shoe Repairs Mi. ftnd Mr» CMvIn .lohnnon of Brunlttok. Thit we»k they hive it —Mr. and Mri Harry HAncock of - Mr »nd Mri frnett Moffett, M Montrwe Avemi* hurt m their (Jtlfit their guett their nephew, Philip Bast Cliff ftmd entertnintd their Protp*et street, «»ve it thtlr City Bundiy. ORTHOPEDIC ^m ihft pnsl two wneki Mrt. JoMphlne uwton flf Otllfornlft. giiMts, Mr. tnrt :•*.- v <« thlfciult, « • « Ho«ni Defly Id-IB, 2-5, T-8; Wadattday 10-12 Only Shoe* r*pBlr*Tmcr1 or crippled frr t. Iinr itftmllton. Mr. and Mn. William Brathlnt Mri. Frfd Sneedte nf lUhway on of WorcMttr. Mtta. -Mlttet Ruth Seillnfl, PaVrlcla tort' fif-prlpiioni fllltri. Mr. »nd Mr« ThomM Hynes nf Wttt Mill ftntd »hUrtaln«rt their (Saturday, # * • Burnt, Olive Camp. LyAli and JAMIS CARBONE ami children of Berkley Avemu, nephiw from Jersey City nn flatur- —MIM Dorothy Omenlihtr, Ot Muth Liber, and iiubtth Don- Imve feturniid to thlir notn( from day. Undtn tvjnitu, ind Mlu Catliryh nelly are ittendirig the annual con- 8S Smith Street P"* AmiMy, N. J. OIK itn. ly Iberlt formerly of North einj held it Bea»er Col- iOp|i. l hnt-eh) A vacation spttit on Cisco Bay, hlnkie, tit freeman etreet, an ,... bong Island, Milnn Hill Road «at the |U«»t of Oer- k motor tmir through New RtigUnd Jenkinttown, Pa, trudt McAndrew of Wsst Hill Road Woodbridge Ttl Pirth Amber 4-JO17 ---Mr, »nd Mn. Philip D»n Blty- ind Cahida nn Tuetdajr nliht. -Mr. arid Mrt. John Mon»ghan ke.r of «ov«r Ro»d have »s their • • » Mr. and Mrt. Howard Fl«trhtr or Rowland Puce, are the iMrenta Ourl Schlundt of Ohlcl|o, 111. -Mr*. Abraham Lubman and Mrs MlM Anna Johnaon, of OrMn of W«t Hill Rftad entertained at * of in Infant daughUr, Patricia, »Mr«, Rrtie Ooffey nnd d*tifcht*r !*on Fishkln, of High Street, are Street, returned thin #eek from family dinner party on Sunday in born Biturdly it the lUhwiy Me- Alice, hute. m of Birrfln Avenue, motorld to till Street. gueiit« (A Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of bury Park for the summer. -Ml«« Alice M(m»e of Cluln-0- wettfleld, N. j., on Monday «v«- • * • Kaniwaukoe nimday whir* thtir left Mlu Betty jane JtlllenMrilr Kills tVmd Is th§ gue*t of her aunt nlng, -Mr. and Mrt. Thomas Hooban Mm. Alice. Dally of Yenkeri, Mr. -Mr, and Mr» wlllUm F»rr of who will tpend »ev(ril wteli it and daughter. Jean, nf arov* street, camp there. < OURSES and Mrs, Floyd Manae and torn Hnffmnn Houlevard entertained vlslled In Asbury Park. • * • Kltrirlritl — MrrtianlrM—( htmlml have returned to their horn* after over the waslt-end Mr. and Mrs. a three week vl»lt at the, home, of Tolin Johnson and d»vi»hter Ohar- • Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand I^yh, • -Mr. and Mrs. J M. Thiyer their soh Mr. and Mrs. Howard lotu- Canning of Bay Ridge, t I. of Olalre Avenue, entert»in?d Sun- Martin, of Rahwly Avenue, are vi-- THIS WIEk'S OUT$TA G BARGAINS ! Mrfnsp at ParaUign, N Y. Mr. and Mr«. Charles Volk of day In celebration of their eigh- nat.innlng for nversl dayt It Nan- Till No. m • Mr and Mr«, F. J OConnnr nf Eaat. Cliff Road were the «\ie,st.i of tuenth wMding anniversary. Uiclcet, Miss. FRUIT COCKTAIL 1 Cm m Mr Volk» mnthpr. Mn. ^rierta Vollt i>eii«|«at Diet* (:«fce/« «( I'earhM. | fjnltimblA Avenu* entertained on t, rillf. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oharlea Oalla- of Jersey Oily nn Sunday. Mrs. E. W. Valentine, Miss Ethel Mrs. Leon McElroy of Hljh Cfcrrflet, ri hall of Nsw York. Mr. and MM. William Doll of ValenUiin and Ml&i Mary Anness, of Street, *ntirtalned at a card party BEL MONTB BUCtD Mrs. William Oodson bi Oolonla East Cliff Roid enMtttlned thtlr Miiissquan, vUittfl at the home of Tustday night hald by the (It. Large Boulevard tntertalned l»»t w«k at dauihter Ruth and family on Bun- Mr. and Mr« Frederick Bailey, High J&nw Parent Tetchert Aseocla- fiARTLlTT PEARS Na I Can her »ummer horn* Ih Main*, Mt. day. Street, Tuesday. tlon. Trt Tkff» CrajRint Hilett i ftna Mrs. William Krug. Mr. »ni Mr and Mrs Adfllph Roejkls Of * • * COCKTAlil. BAUO )l^ rtH B(l ST Mrs, Hiram futtle, Mrs. Aubrey Urn street were the jtuetts recently -The choir of the Methodic -Mr. ind Mri Marlon Tourret, fcelkle's brother in New Episcopal Church will meet tonight nf Barron Avenue, left Saturday smith and Mr, and Mrs. Adolfrh MEAT DEPARTMENT r RasimuBSfn, All fo ArenM. it * P. M at the home of Mrt. A for New Orleans, La., where! Ul*y Itm «t QtntHne —Mrs. Martha Fuejner, Mrs. EVArDRAB MILK Kfl or SV!c Work Called For and Delivered Ijiwreiice Suit, Mrs. Charles Fen- Spring Lamb, lb. 21c qtermaker and their children spent DELM0NtEC0FFEE s; "co : 22c Frtfh Jeri#y VtrtfHln Friday at I*wrenoe ttirbor. OUR Picnic Harng, p (or Mr and Mrt. Geora;* W. Mont- lb. 19c Mnllnl Knmery of Dovar fto«d are *nt»r- »rMt Chulk GnpheTiiOIATO SOUP 3^ 19c tainlng Mrs. Jennie Allln of Newark. ANNUAL AUGUST FUR SALE Lg e C - Mrs. Eleanov Ebart ol Colum- Reeit lb. 19c bia Avenue left SMurday for a two IVtrt Klltit JUMBO RICE or WHEAT PUFFS D?J ° 5 JULIUS mantha' trip to Miami, Florida. Dwarf IM J5« AMBC>Y AVENl'B - -Erie O'Connor af Columbia Ave- For The 1938 • 39 Season! L. 1., Duck. lb. 15c tV»oithtlllBf. • •'• nue «M a memtwr of a flihtng party •hanldtN ef Reg Size to Tuolterton oh Monday. Milk Fed Ve«llb.l5e '/z-lb. Can Mrt. Joaeph Corbett of Hlgh- Pkgs flrld P.Oiv.l had as her guests at Fr«h Ground for the luncheon (in Wedniaday Mn RAaa announce this salt with prldt, b%* Ch*p Meat lb. 15c JELLO (6 DeUciou* Flavors) 3 13c COCKTAIL UWN> E ami Mrs Hunter Doth of Cr&nford. A sp«ctal Joint meeting of the Re9 s ie Cellar—NtBHt Club—Crlll it is made up of garment* of thi high- Theatrical Stenli: Palntlnjc Colon in Women's Republican club nstt PHILLIP'S SOUPS 3 Co ; llc and the Oolonla Men'* IMpUWICan est possible QUALITY, Choice pelts, >e!icN fraah 8tr'b«rry Baai TwrUlfl, VeielableVegetable,. Bean,. Pea,, CelerCeleryr R. Crawford Benjamin dub will be held totilftht *t Oil rraih PorflM DEMtRERT WE. home of .Midge »nd MM, Arthur NoiQ< ed for their softness, supplenest ond long Frtab Wukflah IW WO-I-22U AVENEt,, N. ,1 Brnwn of St. Oeori* Avenue. White Rose Stringiest 1>trti"0 2' Can Mrs Bydtily Plni»h»m of Ohaln- Trtah WhlUnga 81 O-Hllls Road it cOHVallselttl In he-r wearobility, hdve be6n worked artfully into Full Gallon honit from a rectnt llln«iS. the season's most important style creations. ITALIAN COOK OIL Can J. MltlcO - -Mr, and Mrs. BenjMnine Lovell Sons of Middlesex Avenui wire hutt at Every garment has been pr6duc*d ih our Riding School n Badminton and lawn party at STAR FEATURES • • • Mvtlj u«r*e» their hotiia on Sunday. Their Ruesta own shops by master craftsmen. l wrfe Mr. »nd Mre. Hlfam Tuttlt Mr nnd Mrs Adnlph Rasmuasen MAYONNAISE ^ 19c Mrs. Jnmes fimlth, Mr. and Now, definitely Is the time to buy o Mokei Your leir Sal«d Taiti Better 8-oz Jar 10c Albert, William Bill, or William Btewait or Hill- superb FUR COAT ot a pric* far lower than fhilllp'iDelltloui pB AC New Large kr arid Mr. and Mrs, Berhlfd EARLY JUNE Pack No. 2 Can ifleid of Newark. will be possible ot the height of the Winter Adolph .laee«r of Columbia Avenue and utthlev Smith of co- season, Theflarrri#hU w e ore showlnj hove V. i. No. l Large New CIRTO Reg. Size Bottle 21c Boulevard were visitor! at lc 1 Keatuburp Baturrtiv been mode carefully, and cautiously when POTATOIS lb. PRIDIO' PARM CATSUP, Reg. Sizf Bottle 10 2c Mlu, Bnrbari Kafka *ho has hncy tt. 9. Mi. l *«uo# WAtDORFTlKUI 3 Rtg. Sin Rolls l" b*rn vlaitlnn her |rand|iareiiU, Mr, workers had ample time to moke th* mdet ONIONS lb. nnd Mra. Ohrls'lan Jutntalood of R«g. Size Pkg 1 Mcttrltnd tlosd has rtturntd to of advance styles, because they worked in New IllUg * CMkUi her home in Piainflild APPLES lb. 2c COLIMAN'S DRIED MUSTARD .'/4-lbXan 25c Mn ciiol-ae or«en and fsmllj the slack Summer months.^ 0ti.ll Tible urge Sum SALADA0. P.TEA, nf chiiii-o-Htlw Aoad spent Mon- 4c 33t day nt. Atlantic Oily. CILIRY Irown Lab«l Vvlb. 17c Vi Mm Mathilda, onger or Wwt We invite- you—we urge you to buy 37c Hill Roiul w.is the guett of hlr 4c RlHSO 2 Large Pkgs i Inter at » blrthdav party In hlr your «oat during this August fur Iff ffll"**' PALMOLlVESOAP Rea. Site Cake 5c i nrii.r on fiRtiirdnr In Fllwbfth, at 4c 12c li't/f Solomon thf hnhie M Mr*. IJOUIS Wlndel. mi. OCTAaON SOAP pOWftl* lx Lg. Pkg MH» flettv S»V«MI, acrtrudo I P. M. 14 OCTAGON f0liiriQAp"'VReg"sizVCQkeS Ck s 13c ^^^AtldrRWl1, Wnreri Dey, Kiiitne OOLDIK BANTAM GOOD Will pipM and Robtrt Knauir war* 1C IO-MULLTIAM ioiAX ...i lb. Pkg 21c t-ntsu at » rummer rtance givep at ihf horn* nf M|« Dorothy Ryan A SrrXll Dtpo.lt Will CARS.. of voocliirid"* W(dfW«0»v, DAIRY AND DILICATISSEN • Howard Fletcher of West Hill Old Fa.hion.d Fa«v Ftill Wllion'* Fency Lake*lew isided « a mietlnt or thi w»rd rHitiooratlc kxieuttve CRtAM STORI CHIUE, lb, •ACON 2Vi-l| ^ittM in mrd* Ttnad'y. Mht Ai|c« Okvmtpn nf Or»nt- Preih MMiet » *uut. W*dn»Mi,y « .2 for35c Mr, *nri Mm. Calvin Jehluofl of S«Ult«d uji< UUMlr. M ^yitt U|h«rn laA Mth'i Faney SpUei* btn Bl*vker of D#t«r UnMiflt3lb in iriul»»ny wtlh J^ p hlfll 1 m«vktr of AVihU ajna WU}l»m WOODBRIDGE FUR SHOP Pdnty miMae ! MACARONI and VII•' • -II ' I U "niwo nr tuny*" a4tnt kii nihrMn Th* UN sctp lot ohtm^ifln et 3 blotkl wtst tf St. J«m«i' Church, Grovt St., mtn life. Here In short is an ob- town and tht ittte In sponsored by th# Woman's Club. Ctritret will leMt it th4 . of Semnton, Ph fot th« w««lt. MV INVINCIBLE AUNT W. I,. White it it mort thin thtt; it u t Molt- Pirlas. Mr. OaMy, tnd hU «Wi SAFRAN BROS. "COLLIQI DotAtht* Brttlde American to the ewe. this story of ita»i vl«« into the politics. Industry, father. Chtrlis Rtttfti. Mrs CplcRUn* Romond and chil- Kit Willow, tht "invlnolbie tunt" Athent, Okltrtd, tnd of two tsmii- society, fthUMOphyo f tht ptoplt aood luck Chtrltll 131 Smith St. l». A. 4-1818 Nrrh A«b«y dren, formerly Of Sflgur Street of Stella who Mils the ttie, tt the lit of it* Ittdlng tltiitns begins tt who volet the public oeinlon of a ' JUDGI HARDY'S h»v» movitfi infr> th#lr n*w r««i- ago of forty becomes tired of sitting t picture of t ftmillar way ot lift- fittlbn. Tht sttt« of Okltrada ap- on Av»rei str«K. tnd rending novels til dty, so tht th» small-town, mirtdie-ive.ilern, btars on no map, tnd Athena Is a CHILDREN" suddenly d*eld»d to do Mmetning. pott-wtr UK, contented tnd somt- nam* chosen at random, but the Auto Racing Returns I This something proves to b« th« #htt stlf-sttlsftid. The Otrrougru reader of this boot may hereafter Iselin News launching of "Kit Willow's TaolU and tht Lotttexts stood for tht visit do«en» of towns In this country, To Union Speedway A«O. w Becret" on the market. With her ri|ht. prft|t*tsiv* things in Athent. tnri rnWt hundreds of families, tnfl own pink tnd white complexion the One owned a. newspaper, »n influ- say tretU> M, Kevill. mobile racing will return to family, of Middlesex Turnpike, win GAME SOCIAL ne momlt wlth nrt Mi important bunk. Their friendship Union Sptedway, In Union, within i«Vv«'MmrtrroV'fo7l*lin7iM»hu!I tfl f H *" ^ * ** ' ISLAND IN THI SKY" untH t hfts b oin 8 lf n d Was a factor in civic Affairs Their | LIQUOR LICENSE the v«ry near futurt, with AlNft EVERY MONDAY NIGHT •here they will remain until Labor; ! ,. .J T * I ™} _ * , sons were growing up In the pat- Stnto, successful prnmoter tt thi Dty. Love cult and Aunt Kit has made I2M-BANK h«r millions tern. Crosa Bty Internttlontl Rpe«(lway « « i h«h M. flofttrta i his career. AlonK the soda counter and Terminal Company to ertct this borough !ntertst«d In thi work DOOR PRIZE $30 -Children under fourteen will j An authority on International »(- j at Davit Mughess drug «tor«, across additional tankt and docking fa- ; of the Boy Scoutu visited the .Jam- ptrtlclpate In tn outMf to bt held fairs here writes a book which Is the Merchants' Round Table at Tlf- cilities on Its waterfront propei-ty $100 IN MIXES "WOMIN ARI LIKE bores In Perth Ambflv thli w*«k. Thurday to Charlie's Beach by the t em Ing with Interest, an Impartial ford's Tea Room, over the country Thecbst of the Improvements WRS All Ctrttret troopt ere rtprej*nt#d "LUCKY"-Jack Pot $25 THAT" Iwlln Democrttlc Olub. account of the Mttl regime In Ger- club on Saturday night, out in the estimated at $190,000. Decision was etch presenting ftome share Of tht many. In English the book has farmland, down on the other side of not made at the meeting general exhibit of scouting UM arid Admltiton, 4C« 5 Special Qomti btcn greeted M the outstanding the tricksf and up at the stain Councilman Oifford Cutter re- Tht Udles' Aid Society of the training iMlln Presbyterian Church will hold work on Its subject capital, We hear what people are ported tht Public Service will re- a betch party to Asbury Park For sixteen months Professor saying about I

p^mmmm In U>« rtw tut« uttd to food chased on the divided payment plan at a on oar tablM. HlCMlR FRlCt COATS including Persian small increiie over the cash price. Hudiqn Seal. Fitph and Beftver all SAMPLE SUNDAY MENU YLOWPKlCSg! SUNDAY llouBt 'luiktj - X->i««»ln»--Cr»n- Cant, Ra»»c L*» of Lamb W Mini Jelly Julct Coockuil Prlni Itlbi or Buf iu Jm Or«p» fruit Julo« ioatt If you ntid *dditio*4l iltctrk &utltt; l'Uk» CuUlail Potato ,. , . fresh Mflon Cup • •cell ffhrlcnp Cotkltll thtm

ww#> ys Measuring Up To Standard Lloyd Dispels Rumors Til Give A Million' HIM. sin11, at I p M Of Comic's Easy Life rKRTH AVBOT Is Strand's Offering -Friday, Saturday and Sunday Star of 'Profetior Beware' York In time to Join an expedition OrchlrK vniliK. munvintis after could loglcallv tie up the Rlamoi leaving for Egypt. En rout* he nil. what rto Miev inrsn' If It's of high society, nnd Ihc Idea of a Points to Some of His only prthids. ynctit^ nn'1'1 weather pills, wiys hi- II give a mill- Harold IJoyd, who declares that !n thK vein, 1 II ( the eiurst. most Baxter )iim|K from hl.i palatial scenes from his latest film, "Pro- Entombed Alive hilnrlpns rlnrniallc romances to , yacht to wive Peter l/jrre from fessor Beware," which opens Satur- To begin with, the comedian, in 'drowtiliiK The vessel sails on and come nut, ot llnllvwrnid hi nn age day at the Dltrnas Theatre, have an early sequence In the picture, Warner changes clothed wlril the At. the Strand Theatre this 2fllh given him some of the most un- U found to be doted up inside a r.ent.urv-Fr>x production will plnv rescued Iramp, rorRettable moments In his entire sarcophagus. Lack of air causes tomorrow, HIIIHIHV , Mondnv and Lorre nallles forth the next da\ screen career. near suffocation, so to revive him Tuesday with his pockets full of Prenrh l.loyd plays a penniless arehae- the other players throw a large RomanMr Wanvr Bnxler; (for banknotes and lets flip the story oloRist In trouble with the police A New Thrilllnj Chapter Plaj Iteouslv Blamnmiis Marjorie Weav- of the millloniilre-hobo From this for a fancied misdemeanor, who 'can of milk on him. Also "THE ADVENTURES OF er at IPSI In glittering raiment; point on the solicitude for tramps endeavors U) make a cross-country One of the most hilarious mo- Peter T.orrr, the erstwhile menare becnme.i epidemic Baxter of course tour from Los Angeles to New ments of the picture shows Lloyd, Starting Mr. Mntn, In a riotously funny finds his way to a circus where he In company with his new leading Today WILD BILL HICKOK' chftracterl^-fltlon. beloved Jean Her- meets Marjorie Wenver and a hec- lady, Phyllis Welch, emerging from nhnlt In n part tin clinrmlnit as his tic romance reaches an astonishing a refrigerator car after a lengthy famouK ('i)iinliv Doctor; that mas- conclusion FILM - MAKERS GET trip as a stowaway. He Is seen al- MONDAY and TI'ESDAY WEDNESDAY. TfUlRSIm most completely frozen, with Ice ter "f facial facllltv. ilohn Carra- "I'll nive A Million." personally rtlne; exritlnK I.vnn Bari; Fritz coating on his face and clothes supervised hv Darryl F. Zanuck was Feld In the best thing he has done STRANGE 'TITLES" Makeup for these shot* was diffi- directed by Walter Ung with Ken- alnre the Pied F'iper In Rheln- cult and uncomfortable Half a u hmrifs The Miracle" neth MacRowan as associate, pro- dozen chemicals, in addition to.an That's lust a quick pllmpse of ducer The itcreen play was pre- 'Gaffer' Is Head Electric- actual coating of Ice. gave the Il- pared hy Boris Ingster and Milton lusion of frost and icicles. Facial the nut which udds up to hun- ian in the Lingo of —Aliwv- dreds find introduces Shorty, a .Sprrllng. It Is based on a story by expression was next to Impossible VICTOR MeLARM'N clever scenp-sleatinc simian Only; Cesare Zavattlnl and Olacl Mon- Movie Folks -every time Lloyd smiled his whole A G»j Musical I)r»m* BRIAN DONLEVY u, face cracked. the, Keen mind of Mimrl writers' rialnl "Everybody Dance" "Battle of Broad*n Movle-maklng Is literally pep- All 8Ur Cast v pered with paradoxes. The "boom In "Professor Beware" Lloyd ha!? Wild Bill Hickok's Exploits boy on a set," instead of being surrounded himself with a seasoned Tn the Udlni T lht Uit| som» noisy Individual. Is the Tery group of comedy favorites. Frog- FREE ' I I FREE " ^ quiet person who operate* the voiced Lionel Stender, who ap- Saturday Kite II Mon. ft TOM Nn,, Thrill-Packed Chapter Play microphone. The "gaffer," or head peared with Lloyd in his last film, OLA8SBAKE OVENWARE | | Oold-PUted DRE8HF.RW M;, electrician, never touches a lamp "The Milky Way," heads a sup- or switch. porting cast that includes Raymond was written by George Rase nor JUd-bloodrrl fnternlmnri-', wlih But, oddest of all to persons Walbum, Sterling Holloway, Cora Tom Olbson, Dalas FltzgeraM and 1 iiti chapter provtriUiK ''li)n' cx- stepping on a sound stage for the Wltherspoon and William Frawley C. A Durlam. Ttl, P. A. 4-M«t eit#metit nnd thrllU lhan even tlv first time, the cameraman doesn't company's "Secret cf n Trriuuie The setting of "Wild Bill Hir- J take the picture! Illand." will hi- found at the kok," fllmecl In authentic historic | How each fulfilled his various Fifteen miles per hour under Crescent Theatre In Columbia's 15- spoU in which he fought 'or law Above in Phyllis. Welch, Hnrolrl I.loyd'i latest wrreen l duties was observed during the certain cftndltlons can be Infinitely and order In the. Old Wr-,t, is lai.l I r.hapter screen play, 'The Orfnl find, wilh Lloyd himself, in * urene from "Profetsor Be- | filming of "Squadron of Honor," more hazardous than 50 miles an Adventures of Wild BUI Hlrkok ' in and around Kanab. I •••X'I, alun:[ the Columbia drama at the Cres- hour under other conditions. An the historic Chlsholm Tr.ill. ware," the new comedy rornini; tomorrow to the Dilmas WeavtnR historical truths •irnur.d cent Theatre with Don Terry and ocean liner docking at one mile an ON UTATE ST, AT TMK FIT« COR\KRA the colorful, (Rbtilfm? nnd rouraK- \ The ntory l» set in 1h* period Theatre. Mary Russell In the leading roles. hour may be moving too fast for eoosWlliinni Hlrknlc. tht new film nfter the Civil War, whe.i !.he. weM- The photographer was Luclen Bal- conditions, and a boy on roller Is * happy combination -li lav! an I ern frontiers was rampRiu, with lard, who "shot" Marlene Dietrich skates can go faster than he f»ncy. Thnt Wild mil, t-.'o-!;!,)<•(!, I outlaws and bandits and when Wild In. most of her American films should go for safety. SEVEN (7) DAYS — STARTING WITH smooth-siVAkiiiK Riinmnn, «h.i (Bin Hickok, as United States Mnr- Robinson No Ruffian broilRht la* and order to t.he West. i shal, hRd to Ret, cattle trains safely la tn Ideal fuhjoct, for a chd^'er- ' through Abilene, Kansas, CTT the Chlsholm Tn 1, plty hern will he v\ •idenrpd SEVEN (7) DAYS STARTING WITH when the Crescent Thrntre. nuiii- In New Crime Picture filce. youiiRstcis wlni'.e n^es ringed from fl?ht In cUlitv, sit on the PREVUE TONITE! tdgei o( their spats while the Phan- Actor Who Typed Gangster tom Raiders plotted Wild Bill's in Earlier Role is FILMS GET "FIND" TWO (J) COMPLETE SHOWS—NOTE EARLY PREVCE downfall, anri Wild Bill himself PREVUETONITE! rode and battled his wny to the Suave, Refined defeat of their curlier schemes. The IN CHILD PRODIGY TWO (Z) i,i/,tiFI,ETE SHOWS-NOTE EARLY PREVUE 6:4—"Havlnr A Wonderful Tiim first, chapter of the new f.l'n ends Fdwnrcl G. Robinson probably ^-- RKADE'S ===== 1:37—'TroffMor Beware" with a spectacular fight nlop a doesn't look as niuc;i like a gang- Janet Chapman Expected PREVUE 9:12—"Havlnr A Wonderful Tlnv" runaway stage coach, rnlrr.i'istlnir ster ns many late, unlamented TIMETABLE 10:2.1—"Profwoor Beware" In an explosion which cieoii!jy> gnngslors looked or tried to look to 'Go Places' As Result the 5ta(te RS it goes over n hiijh Last Complete SKow Starts ot 9:12 P. M. bridge, to send Hlckock Into the liko Robinson. of First Role waters far below After his role as "Little Caesar" When "Little Miss Thorough- Arid to the merits -if the dra- the nctor was accepted as the bred." a Warner Bros, comedy matic story Ihc nppiMi.im1? o! i.ni' puttern for the beer barons who drama that tells how big race of the best known cast.-, vet Men Continuous % to 11 P. M. THEATRE Tel. T. A. 4-0108 were terrorizing big cities. It was track betting coups are sometimes 1 In a serii; w111 .'O'ln.: 'ioninii 1 englneerd, has Its local premiere, Elliott, prcvviifiu l:'uti'V! in:m, i;'. n response to his acting ability IN WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE next week on Tuesday at the the title rp>. supported hv Carole that he hadn't expected and that 6:20—"Cowboy From Brooklyn" Strand Theatre, the public will be Wayne, Fmnkif. Darro, Roscoo.Ales, PREVUE 7:40—"l)r. CliHerhouse" he didn't like, but one which he Introduced to a six-year-old miss Dickie Jones. Ke.rmit MaviwJ Ray 9: l9-~"CowboY From Brooklyn" has never entirely outgrown. who Is confidently expected by Mala, anri Monte Blue. TIME TABLE 10:25—"Dr. Clitterhouse" Once when he was visiting the the studio to become the next Mack WrlRht and HTa Nelson great child film star. Tower of London In England not Last Complete Show Starts at 9:10 P. M. g«t credit for co-dlrecMon of th» The little girl, Janet Chapm&n picture, ft dlrtctlon thst dmv< \<\\.i long ftgo, a guide hurried up to by name, plays the title role In effective ncllon a cast of whom him, drew him aside and confided the picture, and a measure of the many have been stars on 4w nnd soto voice, that a well-known Amer- studio's belieMn her future Is that screen in their own right. The s'.iry ican hoodlum had just been cap- she was given this Important part •• s tured In Chicago. Robinson, who even though she had had not one New Serial had supposed he was unrecognized day's professional acting experience up to that time, was twice sur- before. WHAT IS THE ' prised when he found his Infor- In Jact. when the picture mas A (irl who can say "It's Only started, her part was not a*, big as mant really didn't fcnow who he Money" Is the only kind of a girl it was made during the course of AMAZING POWER *. for him. Warner Baxter plays a was. He had, apparently, Just production, for the studio h»d debonair inl'lliinalrr who j»ivrs h|g looked to the guide like R man planned the picture mainly at & millions the air and joes Inditing , who ought to be Interested In the vehicle for the team which scored THIS MAN HOLDS J for a ulrl who is looking only lor capture of a fellow "mugg" so great a hit in "Alcatraz Island," love in his iinvrsl film, "I'll Give Ann Sheridan and Joan Lltel, with A Million" at the Strand. That will help explain why Rob- OVER CROOKS J inson's latest characterization, that also a fine comedy part for that of the titular character of "The reliable laught-getter, Prank Mc- Never before In the history of Amazing Dr, Clitterhouse," the un- Hugh. LIKE THESE? / thi world have to many people usual Warner Bros, crime picture become so proficient in the manip- opening -Saturday at the Majestic Mathiag Brown, who died In ulation of a mechanical device as Theatre, proved to be more in- Sioux City, la., at the age .of 79, the present drivers of our 30,000000 • •••••«•• teresting to the actor than any left 34185 letters which he had motor cars. Take a look from a tall role he has ever played. written dally for nine years to building or from an airplane,' and For Dr. Clitterhouse is anything hi dead wife. :he truth of this statement will be but a "mugg," Although he em- obvious, for It is uncanny the. way barks on a course of criminality Because his heart shifted out these little scutttling mechanical "He stole my mob as ruthless as that of any char- of position as the result of an bugs manage to dodge each other acter Robinson has ever portrayed, automobile accident, John C. Kar- while confined between thy; narrow and my girl! 1 hate Mm the doctor Is on the surface the, dell was awarded $3,500 compen- Above is an actual .scene from thf margins of our streets and high- refined and cultured gentleman sation by a Jury In court at Pe ...but I'd kill for him!" new .vrial, "The Adventures of ways. that Robinson ii in actuality. Wild Bill Ilicock." with Gordon troit. Elliott mid Krankir Darro which starts today *t the Crescent Theatre In Perth Amboy. This at- traction will l)f Khown at matinrcs only.

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"HAVING A WONDERFUL WamnBAXTER ill 6IVE MM Every Saturday Matinet WFAVERIORRE Kiddle Amateun -CLAIRE TREVOR AND FURNACE Dorothy Langan JEAN HERSHOLT • JOHN CARRADINE Of Woudbridgc wliu won the I. EDWARD BRGMBERG • LYNN BARI HUMPHREY BOGART c«nUft I»»t week during ilir Every Wed, » F. M. HIGHEST QUALITY FOR EVERY i DAYS STARTING WITH 8(nnd'i weekly Kiddies' Au)»l. Party Ntte ALLEN JENKINS FBEVUE TUES, NITE Bow, Mia Uman, who ii widely Uih rrisef MAKE OF BURNER known to Mlddlese* County *u f played » ruiUr, MH| *nd LITTLE MISS Among the eutrici (or Hfk weak'i cental are. Edward PRQMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE Gftb«l 0/ South Anboy; Elbw- Mfe H*l|&p «: Perth Amboy; GlprU Slomk «( Botevllle, Sta- LAST TUttS TODAY EVEB* WEDNESDAY NTt« in Iitend; louii Salman of Perth Ajpfcey; Betty Borif of Perth Am-. "COWBOY FROM "WINNERS ON ••*~ Udw Nifenrwt of For* UhnU of Wood' BROOKLYN" PARADE" !W Brvnawick AT*. AY, Phont J OARTERCT PRESS Friday, August 5,1938 • fagtfht : Rocknes, Rovers, Win To Tie For Lead InTwilight Loop l fezyski GiveOns One e BabiBabe Ruthe Ruth, Dodger, Dodgerss £?R£tlL- ~ s%s- A i/ikiy GameSn'filiS* Listed L D«-»"n«rn*-.. League* for Next Week Rovers Beat Clovers, Cards Win 14-21 In Newark Monday CARTERET~o»brlel Baksa Is- PEAKING CARTERrr-Doug King has re- sued an announcement this morn- leased the following schedule for ing that the deadline for entries In the WPA Recitation ba**ball Rocknes Nip Wheelers ,„, Sixth Straight Game; NEWARK Babe Ruth snd his the unlor and senior singles and league for next w«ek: Out 17 Hits. Brooklyn Dodgem will bf the guest* doubles tennis tournament being ABOUT SPORTS Monday of the Newark Reurs In a special staged by the Recreation Sponsor- S CARTERET — Trailing OB tfc* Terrys vs. Pirates The Carteret Car- exhibition name at the Ruppert Ing Committee will be tonight at By !\T 7 p. m. Baksa will be present per- ,. ..tin hot They won their Stadium next Monday night It Reading Fair Is Set Rover* came to bat 1n ths last half will murk Ruths Initial appearance sonally at. the tennis courts tonight BACK AGAIN Heart* vs. Beavers of the it»th inning and *tac*d a ,1(,ht (tame by blasting out to receive the final entrants treat eight-run rally to beat tlM In A game In the Metropolitan dis- They say that when you don't do something for a couple Wings vs. Boyi Club iJ) victory over the Qulnn- trict since hl» retirement three ThThe tourney under way next For Sept 11-18 Week Cloven, » to &, at the high (erwri ...,,. of R»hway Sunday af- yearn ago, Ruth t* now .aching Monday night. of year* you are bound to get state. Well, folks, I haven't Terry* vs. Hearts nUdlum Wednesday ifUmoouTrh* ,i tiif- RAhway Park. the Dodgers Heart* vs. Boys Club (J) victory enabled the Rorm to mm written, or even attempted to write, a column in nearly two READING,. Pa.—The great Read- up Into a tie with the RockOM ,,,.,k WRS the whole works Thursday r On Tuesday and Wednesday of Ing fair, largest exposition of Its for flnt piic« tn th« Oartent Twi- year*, *o if you think this piece i* (lightly off-color, just have Beavers vs. Pirates 'Mi , ,in| hnr.k the Rahway brig- next week the Bears will play night HUNGARIANS TAKE kind In UM state of Pennsylvania, light Lttgur . „ *in«le hit During the games with the Toronto Maple a little patience and give me a couple of week* to get back Rockets vs. Wings (J) will be held during Ihe week of Leafs. The game pn Wednesday In mother contact on Monday enmm .Toe has averaged intojrim. Even the beat ball piayer in the world who hain't Sept. II to II. will be known M BEARS1 NIOHT Hearts vs Pirates (10:00 p mi Orand Circuit horse racing hM ..[,1 strikeout*, taift he claims 13 TO 11 HUMPH 12 to 0, as A Starting with * single game to- donned a glove in more than one year require* week* of in been retained and Reading will who had hurled t no-hit, ne run ,,r,,. is due tn Frank Yap who night, the near* will play the Ro- Terries vs. Heart* U0:0fl p. m.) again offer the only big league har- ,,, him how to throw a "new tensive practice before he.get* back to hi* former self. And (M) game the we*k previous, turned la chester Red Wlnga In a four-game IN SENIOR LEAGUE ness competition in Pennsylvania another superb pitching ipectad*. bnir which he calls a series over the wtekend. A xlnRle so it is with a sport* writer. In necord with the "Special Feature His word in thirteen seortiM* tn- game tomorrow will be followed by Bach n«y" policy adopted by the nlngs After holding the Wh*«l- C.jrdlnuls (14) » twin bill on Sunday. Tail-Enders in Woodbridge' fair two years ago, Orand Circuit »rs hltiess during the first thrts YOUTH VS. OLD-TIMERS BOMBERS CONTINUE ab. Horse Racing JVIU domlntt* the Innings. Bo<1n*r led ' off in the 3 Circuit Humble the Chap- Talking about baseball remind* me that the boys are spotlight on Monday, Tuesday. fourth with « single th*t ni )U«t 3 lar Combine Wednesday, Thursday and Friday out of the reach Of t.h» toeklM going to put on an old-timer*' game between an »H-«tar team MARCH FOR CROWN 2 Mechanics Defeated of fair week, Lucky Teter *nd hi*shorts top •ki, p. • [link. r.f. 1 from the Twilight League and another team composed of old- Hell Divers will be in charge of the Bv this time the Roeknes had piled 1 SEASON'S FIRST WIN program on Saturday, »nd AAA r.f •- timer* of a decade ago. This game should be a huge tucces*, IN FORDS CIRCUIT up a thre run lead, adding a 0 By Tank House, 6-3 auto races, arranged by Hanklrwon fourth In the fourth ir»irc In tl>« WOODHRIDOE - The lowly 0 financially and otherwise. Even for no other reason than to Speedways will bring the fair to a sixth roun.1 the R'rSrind tomorrow night. I ? ><• by innings: the intense interest that is centered in football i» entirely lack- termined not to hunt up any easy Berger. ss Mub blinked the Rivals 9 to 0 John Ryan is general chairman In Smith Hits Homer With One n EOIDOOIM foes just to make the record look Shummy. 2b. ,nd the Woodbridge Field Club harge of the arrangements assist- ing during the summer »porU season. I grant you there arr Man On Base 2 lovs club 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0—4 good. Mwcinlak. lb., cf. Juniors turned back the Cyclones, ed by Henry Miller. The commlt- O'Rorke, c. ' 1 [Twn base hits BosnowsU, Toth, exceptions—those dyed-in-the-woo| buehall fan*. Why, I Legs Kocls, who worked against S to 3 to continue their battle for CARTERET-Earl Smith pitched MunkaMV. cf. A *l.i Sawcisk. ci consist of: personally know a fellow who took a vacation for a week and the Saints Sunday, has been the second-half honors in the Wood- five hit ball as the St. Ellas base- tav Jackson, lb. 1 Purchasing, J. P Ryan, Jr., chair- mainstay of the pitching staff but bridge Junior League. ball team won Its third consecutive 0 man, William D. BoyJaii. Alfred J. *aw exactly ten ball game*, one every afternoon and three at he probably will be aided for the 'erpak. p. DnOGET LEAODS OAMZ It iu the third win In »s many victory 8unday afternoon by de- oley, Joseph B. Dunlgan, John rest of the season by Steve WIs- The Ecore by Inning*: starts for the Boy's Club and the night. If you know of anyone who like* hi* baseball better feating the Carteret Ramblers, & iregus; refreshments, Wlllam Boy- newtld, of Bayonne, and possibly Totals ... . 29 12 f"is 0 0 0 0 1 0 9-1 second In two tries by the Field to 2. Ian, chairman, William Gerlty, ju»t send him to me and I'll take him up for mental observa- another twlrler. McClain and Ur- The score by Innings: oioi oox—a a Clubbers. The nrat-half champions, Thomas Campion, Edward Gerity, "Mich" Konci, with a triple and ban had hoped to employ Steve IVheeler's OOOODOO— 1 |Baiteries — Terry* — O'Donnell the Cadets swamped Sewaren 9 to William Goulden, Edward Dunl- tton. a double, and Earl Smith, with a Galetta, Perth Amboy high school Rocknes 10 1118 t—U 1 •••••• Mlklcs, and PlUpatrlck 0 to continue in fourth place be- gan, William Miller and David 1 better cut thi* darn thing short. I've wa»ted exactly circuit smash with one man on pitching sensation, and had even Errors—Mavorek. 2: Musivka. 2 TerebeUU and Resko. hind the Runners. Gerlty. board, led the St. Ellas' attack. made an announcement his ser- Kara. Three base hit—Romanowrkt. twenty minute* doing thi* piece when I could have been sit- The Rivals were unable to get. a Candy, Walter E. Gray, chair- For the losers Maretc starred on the vices had been obtained. A late Two base hits—Bercer. MarcinW' hit from HaiiM-n during the seven man, John J. Kellner. William Haug, ting in the back yard where a nice, cool breeze is blowing, offense with a triple and single. switch in negotiations, however, up- Jackson, Rogers. Struck out-Bv fzerpanik Hurls No Inning game but the .Boy's Club Vllllam Powers; blankets, George Next Sunday the St. Ellas club set this plan. Nascak, 3; by SUubach, 1: bv T*r- reading "Esquire." Yes, I said reading. pak, 1. Bases on balls—Off Nasc«k walloped Zullo for eleven bingle.s O'Brien, chairman, Michael Palko, wlT play the P, N. A. of Perth The South River bats began to 4; off Staubach. 1: off Ternak. 5. for one run in thr first, five in «on Oerity. James D<on, Edward Amboy here. talk In the first Inning when one Double plays—Berger to Shumr.y: the third, two In the. fourth and j'asey, John Elnhorn, James Keat- St. Klia* A. C. run was tallied and again in the Hitter, Wings fin BerRer to Shumny to Marctniak, one in the fifth. Trosku, Boys ing; lamps, Joseph Neder, chair- ab. r. third whea two more markers were Club first-sacker, hud a perfect day man, James Crowley, John Gregus, Batata, 3b. 4 0 Stolen bases—Chamra, 3; Mftvcln- lr Field Club Softballers added, Sewaren, completely mysti- '«'et Pitcher Turn* in Per- at bat by getting three hits In as Michael Rilleen and Edward Kachur, c. ....' 4 0 fied by Johnny Borak's offerings, lak, 2; Pencotty. Umpire — Frank fwt Contert Agairut Perth many chances. Hansen came Obropta. Ballanger, ss 3 1 didn't get a man around the clr Green. Amboy Hawk*. through for two cracks i" three Specialties, Carmen Guilfre, Jo- Voelker, 3b 4 0 cult until the fifth. A final rally trie» and Kuruci, short-atop, had seph Moflett, Thomas Scanlan, Enter State Tourney Smith, p 2 J in the ninth scored two runs but two for two. Mlk* Curpanlk Wlllam Haug, Nazareth Barcelona, Merwln, lb 4 0 the visitors had the contest safely Gmd?e-Fi^ters Get George Gerlty; novelties. Patrick Konci, cf ! 2 In the bag by this time. & no-hit, no-run game Four hits apiece were credited to Best Rahway Fanners in 2 in the 3 i lie Perth Amboy Hawks the Field Club Juniors and the Ryan chairman, James F. Gerity, one run of P. Kahora, If, ...:. 2 0 Ragged base running, plus the afternoon at the Carteret Cyclones. McKenna worked In the Michael Conole, William B. Boylan, Out of 3 Series in Open- the Lattanzlo's margin. Leahy, rf 2 0 Sewarenltes inability to find Borak 'Even-Plus $15 Fines Hdwarad Dunlgan; groceries, Henry Barna, rf 2 ' the Wings registered thet box for the former while the pitch- ing Battle Genovese Get* 3 0 until the contest was in its final '".secutlv* triumph, 9 to 0. ing assignment for the Big Winds Miller, chairman", James Gerlty, stages, was responsible for thi Edward Van Tassel, Martin Mlnk- J. Oenovese with three hit* starred loss. score: wa* handled by Oyenes. The form- Totals 39 5 7 P«rth Ambov Men Come WOODBRIDCUS-— Away out In for the Field Club. Campbell, Levt Rambler* 8ew*ren A. A. Wing* (9) er had ten strikeout* to his credit and Oyenes fanned two Fankfurther stands, Joseph Doo- front in the fight for local softball and Molnar each banged out three a.b. AB R Here to Settle Dispute and r. safeties for the Red Onions, .in, chairman, Charles Manglone, honors, the Woodbrldge Field Club Sumutka, 3b. 4 P'ckl'mb, cf 4 1 Are Arrested 9 Elmer Prew, Thomas Cullinane, In the .first game against the Somowlch, c. & U. Karoas, 2b 1 0 0 SQUAWS LOSE combine has entered the New Jersey Owen S. Dunlgan, William Penton; Iselin Farmers, Cleepy Coll went in- Prey, ss 5 Barcelona, 3b 4 0 WOODBRIDGE Meeting at 1 State Softball Tournament In the to the box and allowed ten scattered 2 4 0 basebal, James J. Mayer, chairman, Nascak, If. Golden, If Cutter Lane and Fulton Street to 0 Girls' Softball Team Is De John Almasi, Jr, John Walker, Class B. Division, Manager George hit* while trie Lattatulomen were Marek, lb I J. ![arnas, se. 3 0 , c. 0 pounding E Hoagland for fifteen. hold a long delayed rendeivww. feated By Hawks, 3 to 1 Russell Mason, Anthony J Cac-< announced yesterday. Nagy, cf * 6eutU, lb 2 0 cf. 1 Joe McLaughlln pitched a four-hit- 0 Paul Swallick and Edward Bru*- dole. Bobel, 2b 3 Genovese, -rf 3 3 Trimming the Red'Onion* in one ter in the second encounter for the 1 PORT READING The Port Games, Don&lad Miller, chairman, Jackson, rf 4 U»kle, c 3 dowski started and finished a fight 0 local team but Infield errors on two 1 Reading Squaws dropped a 3 to l Alexb KJellman, Berton Dunlgan, of the most bitterly fought games Koci*. p 3 that had been pending for a long easy double plays ruined his chances 1 Section in the Township Girls' soft- William H. Oerity; dancing, An- of the sea»on by the score of 14 to Totals .... 34 3 5 of victory. N. Deloretto, Bahw»y tune. Both are residents of Perth' ball league to the Red Devils to fan drew Cacclola, chairman, Thomas Two base hits-Koncl; three base 13. the Field Club went on to defeat twlrler, allowed ten hits but kept Amboy. into third place behind the^ Alley Campion, James Milano, Peter Ml- hlU-Konci, Marek; home runs- St. Mary's C. C. A. Hawk* (I) the Rahw»y Farmers in two out of them so scattered the Woodbridge Hawks who have won six atnrtght lano, John Almas!; bird stand, J. Smith AB R Each was driving his own car three games in the State circuit. club wa* so unable to score more than 0 rf ' 4 t,nd the Red Devils who have four B«rton Dunlgan, chairman, Rleh- Hydr'sko, 2b „ 3 when the idea of stopping and victories and three losses to their »rd Ry»n, Alton Mlnkler. Winfleld The Uttanzto club won the tint, ice, Ol*lo, ss _ _....i 4 1 fighting out an old grudge occurred. Ace Lattanxlo held hi* foes to two WOLVES DIVIDE 3b. j Finn, William Owity, Jr. and g to 4, dropped the second t to I and Bar*, If : • 1 Both allegedly had been drinking. Th. l»st-place Blue Jays publicity, Wtnfleld J. Finn, Thomw run* In the final tilt while Deloretto Sl'ct'wioa, o 1 came back to win the nightcap, 15 Softball Team Defeated By A verbal argument ensued but blanked U to 0 by the AU-Btar*. Ckmplon and Henry Mlllei. wa* being slammed for ten hits and Seiglel, lb -. 1 four runs. Barront, Vanquish Cats BVniwfcV e! 0 wa* soon ended by the police who lb. to 1. t Were summoned by reddwiU Of c Against the Red Onion*, Joe Me- Florak, r i BEATEN TWICE Four dune* Slated for FORDS—The Wolves In the Fords 0 ihe neighborhood ' ' !'«», if. Laugblin started tn the box but was WrD'wJo, M) Next We«k in Twi " BEAVERS BOWv 64 Senior uftbaU loop were tied up 0 The men ware brought to h«*4* relieved-by Joe> Oenov*** to the BOrak, p. with practically no trouble what- 0 quarter* where they spent the night K. of Cud lUdQMoM Da third, who pitched the remainder Snlglftfkl, it) CARTERET - Four HM« •» Heavy Hitting Features Tilt ever by the Barrow, who marked up waltins; for their trial the follow- fc«t Juki* I«* Hewer. of the game. Oadek worked on the jcJieduled for the Carteret !rwU!ght With the Aces Here a 14 to 1 victory. In sw**i; ep- 33 ing morning. Judge Arthur Brown mound for the Red Onions. Hague (or next week, according to counter, the Wolves f*r*d *llgh«y st Mary'* c. c 102 010 8—4 fined each man 115 and placed WOODBRIDG«-Jul»>i IMi House The Red* tdj* a »ey*n-run lead WOODBRIDOK - The Beaver* an announcement made thi* morn- Th« Red* «(* y them both an probation for a year •ofthsJl combin* *ufi««d two s CARTERET PRESS New Jersey newspapermen and hit host SWEETNESS AND LIGHT of fftends throughout the Stitt will with By CHARLES t GREGORY KubwJiption, U w PW Frank D. Sthroth wtfl in hi» new venture h Telephone Osrteret 11-1(100 President and Publisher of the Brooklyn Daily Politically, I »uppose the build-up for John Milton \n Published by Carteret Press Lagle. Mr. Sehroth it a man of witl« eiperi- com* the Democratic candidate for United States Senttn, i,, OfFICB enee, of lofty ideals and of definite petition been handled at adroitly as possible but I don't b«|irvr ,, It WAHHtNGTON AVfc. CAftftMtT. H. J. as to the function of a newspaper in modern according to the bett tradition of the old nutter, Mr. H,Sl|, LOOV QRIOORY - ,—_—«. JdlMT lift. Th«re wasn't much else that could be done except in |, . MKYCT nowwDtmi .. (from Miter Hit equipment to provide all of thcae ele- v Knwred u second clut matter June ft. 1H4, it ments should restore the Daily Eagle for years the trial Mlloon sent aloft by Attorney General DSV,H | Ctrttret, N. J.. Pout Off let, undif the Act of Mart* oM of the outstanding journalistic properties Wilentx instead of by Mr. Hague personally, because ,| (, 1 1178. in tht country, to the eminence1 it once held. newspapers are tft be believed thtre are lots of group, [,.

For many years, Mr. Sthroth wa* general tiont and labor union* around the State all eet anrl tf,^, , manager of the Trenton Times Newspapers pouhce feet first on the mayor of Jersey City or anym> Hiv and after severing his connection* there be bears hit label, The School Queatkm came publiihtr of the Scranton Republican which he later named the Sct-anton Tribune. The gam«, of course, it to let it appear n6w *» tu,^ Th« voters of thin borough Will be **k«d Through thne associations his (nullifications thl casual suggestion of the Milton name by the boat of M, j; 6h August 16 to approve the ittuehe* of in the field to whith he devnt^d much of his ton Avenue started a boom of such great proportion* i|H bonds totaling $154,000, for an addition to lift have become well known. Under his guid it can't be stopped. That's a pretty well-worn teehnin,,,. the high school and for building a nine-room ince wa shall expect the Brooklyn Daily Various and Wftdry Democratic tlubt are now bouncm* ,,„ replacement to Washington School. The ad- Eagle to again attain iti place among tht fore- vi§*bility of taking such ttept hat bean reach- most newspaper* in the United States. end handing resolutions to the preas declaring the , ,„ need for Mr. Milton. In the end the pressure—supposed I v Ad by a majority of the hoard members after Our tineerest withes go to him. months of study and conference with archi- Will be so great that he wilt be forced to sacrifice L-,,M tect*, representatives of the Stale Board or on the iltar of public tervice and accept the bid. Education and of the Public Works Adminit- Courting Oblivion But It's all so obvious that I doubt very much A th«- ; . trtti6h. tt mult bt that the Democratic machine pie will fall for it. If Mr. Milton is the candicV^e I think h- in Middles** County hai no further use for The iwasio nof the fire la«t April neces- will have to take everything that goes wi»i the HaRuf ,, sitated the construction at this particular time. Freeholder Peter Kroeger—otherwite it would despite the elaborate precautions which ha*e been \A--. Hswever. faring the problem in I9lft only not bt considering pitting him against Charles make it look at though the Lord of Jersey City had nnih,, A. Eaton for election as Representative in anticipated the necessity (or providlni in- to do with it—that it was just a public coamand. I thmi Congress from the Fifth District. Opposing created school facilities by a very «hort period, ganixed labor, particularly those groups which hsvr I,,, Dr. Eaton in this neck of the woods is one and earning when it do«i maket it possible to kicked around in Jersey City, will take owt their aninivi, of the surest known methods of hastening Main a trant of $143,100 from the PWA toward Mr. Hague on Mr. Milton. I trwnk also that ik- political oblivion. So You Won't Run, Eh! which might not be available again. fellow* who think Mr. Hague has been hying to curlt !,.. Political observers were mightily surprised The rapacity of the high school building Whit's this? Mr Milton doesn't worst. Thin cirri* Mr Ouftey arid i this business stout John speech will battle with all their might against Mr. Milton '•-• as it now stands is AbO. Thii year it hai that Mr. Kroeger made the grade the last want to run' Kgsd, mtt««, this ths dawn. Or did It? Coniidtr, M'llton not wanting to run? , . "What," In qillred one of the cause they believe that the two are interchangeable. time he ran for the Board of Freeholders, getting serious. Hor« It Is, three prithee, iww Mr. Gufley U quoted homed 479 students, all from the three high- weeks from the deadline Mid wf by a Philadelphia gssetle May. more expert mathematician! from est classes. I 79 freshman class members at- believing then the Wflehtz organisation was hear Mr. HMU* can't mtk* up Mr. He's Got Everything, Bat- th- F6urth Wtrd, "hts John MU- Then, if there's any doubt about it, I imagine they II , Milton's mind It was in all respect1; quite tn toh got to tb not tea keen lor his return. It apparently was up the testimony of the Case and Davis Legislative Comm tended sessions »t Columbui School. Next It look« us thufch the dear old occasion for His Honor. He, htd a ha" made up hli month will see 529 enrolled in the thrte upper the game, however, to find a more subtle Democracy may have to begin "spontaneous" demand Irom tni 411 that counts. tees to show how Mr. Milton handled a lot of important nV IsitMul la Essex that Mr. Milton method of disposing of him than by permit- shopping for ik Senatorial candi- for the Mayor, always in cash, and then destroyed the rt< or' classes, seventy-nine more than the building date all over tfjuln What a situa- make the run and telephonic *n- can accommodate without inconvenience and I ting his defeat at that time. tion I And where do we go from cmiragemtnt. fr«m m» leadtrR that too bad. Look, Mr. Sullivan, |They'll argue that such business isn't considered~lhe very 1» he.r%? Any one Imvlnd the answer sround the state th*t they could M over-crowding. I The boys have certamly hit upon a very please communtrate with th^ City taltB Mr. Milton find go places with nmm" &K& K.. 1S. " « «Pr««n..ti« of a sovereign state in the > him. He had, it developed, In addition there will be 299 member* of effective rneans of accomplishing the side- Hall In JerMsy City »nd receive re- lt goes In our book: John hae <•«( deliberative body in the world. ward thlng but i candidate. Mr. Htgue nts " ™ ttgunttirt that the M,| the freshman class. Fall 1939 will bring a tracking of Mr. Kroeger if they mean what Pennsylvania Heard From had consulted *v*ry one II!?! ' ^Tt teMteMlk like e.SrfdU SS."SrfdUuSuI I P°' total school population of at least 893* which , they say about running him against Dr. Eaton. This new* comas at a time when exespt Mr. Milton But His Honor won, the Boss looks the ground boom-tactics will turn out to be nothing better than the Drsft Milton movement wns is a persuasive son of gentleman would mean both freshmen and sophomore \ As a matter of fact, we think it'll be a I going plftccs. Mldcllcspx, Essex and who rftrelv Ukes no for an ans*er fffi It not clatiet, about 450 students in all, would of whll* before they'll be able to dig him outMercer had been heard from, and ln Mr Mnan \ttvt* for Mr. Hague to follow his usual practice of picking to run for the United States Ben- of the landslide. And that, to hear the smart favorably. Also Joe Ouffey, the min- Democratic candidate and let it go at that—without bo necessity have to be housed outside the main ers' delight. Thi; Pennsylvania ate. He said hfc wouldn't. Ro you "All right Along about a wrek building. At its best this it a poor procedure. boys talk, will be all right with them. senator seldom moves without the can understand Mr, Moore's sur- before the nominations close, the around the bush. advice and nonsent of John L prise when he awakened on* fln« Bos* Mils the lead"" together tnd The members of the J3oard oF Education, Lewis, and wiien he, us Mr Hague morning to discover that he wtsit's a nominating convention. HSto- All this aside, I do think the procedure gave a first- the party's candidate by unanimous lutlons are introduced and adopted,. men who serve long hours with no c«mp«n- reported, bestowed his benediction bt ak l0 It Clh Happen Here on Mr, Milton, it looked as though demand of Mr. Hague. It was too A committee is appointed to wait * Mt, Wilentt. Rumors have been filtering eation whatever, have studied this situation" all had been forgiven. Mr Hague late then to do much about It ex-1 on the nomine*, who luddenly tumi! perth Amboy to the effect that dissatisfaction is rife ovrr th? thoroughly. They feel the proposal they An analyst of reports of 150 representa- WAs eUted As he sftw lt th« Ouf- eept run ou, to be Jawn Milton. It's the I. People'i Choice A ttorney General's leadership on the grounds that lie hai tive companies shows that taxes paid by them t*t Indorsement was an Indication unanimous conviction of the lead- make is the best solution to a difficult problem. that the CIO wouldn't b« too mill- It worked so well In the case of ers that only Milton will do Bands displayed a little selfishnett now and then in favor ot one We don't see how the voters can feel any in I9i7 exceeded by 34 per cent th* divi- tent about opposing Mr Milton Mr Moore that Hl» Honor tried are playing and In the end It all somn of the same on Mr. Milton. tumt out happily (or everybody racial group against another. Hit espousal of the Milton ™JM The more MM. Hague thought differently. dend,* paid common shareholders. He visited his candidate Thursday except Jtwn. who discovers to his ol Mr. Qufley, the more he was will go a long way to dispel these reports which, of muisf, night and told him he was the Total assets of the ISO companies were Impressed. It might even be pos- thai he's first on thhe people's choice. Mr Milton didn't might be exaggerated anyway. In any event, it won't hurl Kim sible to persuade him to conic Into ad he's on his way to the, $42,000,000,000 owned by 6,500,000 inves- believe It. But he will, say the boys, New Jera«y and tpeak in Mr Mil- White Mountains to Write Ills I But for the record, I'd just like to say I can't «ee ih« when thhe Is applied in We Thank You — And You tors, including duplicates, and the companies ton's behalf. In Camdrn County speech of acceptance." the right place* and in Mr, Hague's fens* in the Milton candidacy and when I first heard of <\ say. That would be a help be- And having disposed of this, the The editor of the Press herewith falls had 3,000,000 employes. Inimitable fashion. At the beach cause It was in Carndftn that tho Fourth Ward's spokesman culled found it very difficult to believe. There's the Hague quarrel front hotels, over a spot Of US. and back on the old expression,' "Deeming it Total taxes paid in 1937 amounted to OIO etayid away from the Demo- fn- a """""•'• t (teamed clam, the Hud ton dele- cratic boxes last November In large to the impossible to thank in person all those who | $1,63,000,000, rnore than twice the amount gates were discussing Mr. Milton quantities. During the Qub«rna- Ing. when he comes before the voters. There's the testimony act- and his reluctance Thursday even- aided," etc. It is the only way we can ex- paid in 1932—$291 per common sharehold- toria' campaign, Jersey City had Ing. They have a high regard for by the two investigating committees concerning (live tried to prevail upon Mr Guffey press our feelings for the countless number er, $514 p»r employe. For 124 of these com- the persuasive power of the BIR to speak for Mr. Moort. They had in New Jersey, In other states. Ken- cash transactions on which there are no records. Last oi Fella, having been exposed to it who helped in the succes* of the sd»p box paniee, this amounted to an increase of 109 been frlenda in Washington and for a decade or two. Five would Mr. Guffey had Indicated he would o°ver7he derby held here Saturday afternoon. per cent. get you 10 that It will be Mr. Mil- do a bit of stumping as the oc- torlal nomination. Htre they ctn'twat beaten for the Republican nomination for Governor U>.. when the candidate is unveiled. It is literally impossible to make a list Where are we headed) How long can casion required give lt away. William R Clark jin 1925 only for the reason he was a Roman Catholic. But what, inquired the inquiring in the Newark Erenlng News. which includes all thote who helped. The private industry maintain such a high cost His Hind Changed iCran was a gentleman and a scholar and his occupancy <: the But Mr, Lewis or some one j committee members, with Robert Farlst at of goverhmeht) Will workmen and industries chtnged Mr, QutTey's mind. Not j Governorship would have been illustrious. But bigotry in N the tireless chairman; Chief Harrington and loon be drafted by government and elimi- a speech matte he. Instead Mr. -t What Other Editors Say QuBey wrote Mr. Moore telling i Jersey, still Tampant, defeated him. Mr. Milton will l;ill n his department, who did such a fine jbb or- nated as free agents) Witness Germany, him how awfully, awfully sorry he to the same prejudice. w»s, but he Just couldn't get away Too High a Price vote In the Senate? ganiiing the conduct of safety and traffic pre- Spain, Ru»sit and Italy. We think it is. to make a speech. PrtMurc of Can the Rootevtlt Administra- In addition, there's the tremendous popularity of W, ^T cautions; Joseph Comba, starter; the course business and that sort of thing. tion afford to mpport John Mil- What's worse, we believe one vote gained by "going along' with ren Barbour who will be the Republican nominee. It m&> assistants and officials; Joseph FittGerald for The Setter wta an Indorsement of ton, Hague's htndyman. for elec- I "BrtM" torts of Mr. Moore's candidacy, but tion as United States Senator from hit sound truck, and Benjamin Rabinowitz who th Governor never made use of lt New Jersey? and, u events disclosed, managed regard Hague as the No. l menace a fluke, such as he experienced in 1936 when Smathets ">i° stepped into a suddenly vacated place at the At a meeting of the Executive Committee That's i mighty important ques- u survive without the tid of Mr tion. to civil liberties in America. jWM cammoti\y »uppoied to have been put up just m ^ microphone when Mr. FitzGerald was called i of the International Federation of Trade Oufley. Nevertheless, Mr. Hague MUton was appointed to the Sen- The New Deal cannot support , , , , , . . ,. c , T • ,, -i n| iSe couldn't conceal his elitlon Thurs- from town by a death in his family; the fire- ate by Governor A. Harry Moore, the Hague regime without beVng' knocked down, rode into the senate on the coat-tails m »•' | Unions in Oslo in Ms.y 6f this yetr, the Secda-y when he told how the gentle- another Hague puppet, when Moore branded with the Hague stigma, (Roosevelt landslide. Mr. Hague no doubt figures he Ho-=r,"t men, Aid Squad and scouts; the Toledo Scale man from Pennsylvania approved retory of the Polish Nitionel Trade Union resigned to become Governor. Now o' Mr. Milton. Ytt, we can make out a case for . , . . , ,., ., „ . ... k L • Company of Newark, the merchants who Federation said: Milton has been plcksd by Hagu* thr other side of the question. |w&nt to m"e * mistake 'ike that again—that he is Making his first personal appear- to run In November- We can understand that the Ad- his man aboard just in case anything like the sponsored some of the racers; the Miller Lum- "Conditions in Russia are like those of ance sine* the big court room scene, Arid Hague boasts that the Newministration may feel that it* nt-thin' g happens again. ber Company for donating the wood used in 1 Mr. Hague at the Sea Girt matinee Deal is for MUton. tlonal program la so Important the darktlt ages. The unions lack freedom. ' looked upon the Quffey Indorse- building the starting ramp; the loudspeaker It is true that Milton has voted that a deal with Hague wll be bet- | The General Secretary of the Belgian Na- ment as a great boon for his coun- ter for the nation In the long run Mr. Hague never gets burned more than once. system from Perth Amboy; the police depart- sel and Senatorial candidate. He "down the line' for N«W Deal meas- | tional Trade Union Federation said of the ures in the Senate. It U no leu -since it would mtari Milton's couldn't havt felt much better support for New Des.1 measures. ments of neighboring towns, Perth Amboy, Russian Trade Unions under Communiim: about it had John Lewis sent in i true that the New Deal needs de- pendable votes, to Insure fulfill- But the two major fliws in that Woodbridge and Rahway, whose officers pa- campaign contribution from the case tre: "They do not pay a penny for strikes United Mine Workers. Anyway, not ment of the Roosevttt program of trolled the course; James Lukach for serving because strikes are forbidden under threats much better Mr. Hague, a realist nt.tlonal reforms. (1) There I* no assurance that If you ever saw one, knew what Milton's retxtlontry boss will not milk to the youngsters. of the death penalty." But Isn't the support of the to expect from the CIO In the Im-Hague dictatorship In New Jerjty order Milton, after he lt safely This list is doubtless incomplete, and the pending campaign, to wit, the toa high a price to pay for a eleoWd to knife the New Deal In- And the American Communitt Party has stead of support it. Post Gradual Carteiet Press prays the forgiveness of any the brtss to invite American laboring men (»). Tht liberals of America are who may not have been mentioned. Any THE HORNETS' NEST not Ukely to fttl that economic | on farms and in factories to join with them. mormt achieved by the grace of and all Omissions are due purely to the in- For downright gall that take* rank with the Ktct are worth the menace to Constant Study ability of the editor to remember every de- tlV! libtrtlej which Hague tnd his youth on trial for killing his mother and cohorts constitute tail of assistance which was given, and not father who pleaded for mercy on the score The Republican Party has been to any intentional neglect or lack of appre- that he was an orphan. lOOutlng about for an issue. After going through Collage, Medical School and ciation, It tht New Deal Indorses John Milton-it wll hand them »n Issue Internship, many young Doctor* further preptre On a tUver platter.- N. y. Kvenlo* themMlv«i by going into ftmout Hoipitab and "Relief Bunu foet. Medical Schools ol this country and Europe. This Mr. Fan** Comet Through! A news item tells of a Negro tail driver Pott Graduate work la done undtr famous Phyii- B)ack and the Bar cisns, who have intensified their apecUlitttion, We have-met a lot of public spirited citi- who was unable to Work for a time because Thl American Bar Association until they ire the "law word" on aooM special zens in our day, but we have yet to meet of illness. He obtained $50 from a govern- hat undtr consideration a rtsolu- lo* jirtsented by Edward T. Let, operation, technique or treatment. one who qualifies in this respect as does ment .relief agency to tide him over. Now deep of John Marshall Lew School, Robert Farias. For the past eight weeks Mr. he it back at work, and is trying to return QMoago, which would sttk to ds- the money. Whe,n it was pointed out to him t«»ata« th« legality of naming Hu- twa sfrtr jrttn nt tmtlct, tht Farist hat worked tirelessly day and night to go I Bltok to th* Supreme Court Brctrtttlve PnyalcUn taktt data that he was not legally obligated to .do this of the United Btatat. Tht rt- make the Carteret Preta-Chevrolet Motot- twajr for COM GrtdiMtt counts. he observed that "that was the way 1 was quett It n«t without IU humor for American Legion Soap Box Derby the success If there was anything illegal about Tbt proajrtttJTt Dtcter U cm* raited—and that's the way I'm raising my it was, all with no reward for himself but the tht appointment of Jutttot Blaok child." tht tntmles of tht New Dtal would nl«u« tad fenadta hit hav« searchtd »ui tht fact* a long satisfaction of a job well done. *it», la ordst to tin tm attlent A great many other Americans can le^rn time ago. Dean Let's motive U No task wat too hard for him tcK tackle, shrouded In considerable obscurity ••try tdtsDta|« «f no detail too petty for full measure of atten- a latton from thii Negto ta*i driver. One Why at this belated time does he tcteoot. of the mo»t Ominout portent* on the horizon seek to have Justice Black'i status tion. In the face of terrific de,mandt on hit considered, and »v»n If tht Ameri- time and temper, he kept hit enthusiasm and U the fait thai thousands of people hive ap- ca B»r AuoclatUm solemnly avows that JuiUoc Blaxk U not his gw>4 nature and the greatest measure of pirintly eome to took oh relief at a "pro- tntltud to his place on the banoh by wnat steps wfiuld It sttk to re- ( thf luccew of this outstanding event her* of fession." Th«y plt}rt to make It their "lift) DQVmonu ^v> JncKSQtT move hlrrif 1 „ lilt Saturday for the youths of this community work." Product!v» jobs in private iodukry I' ' MiUGGIST "' w Tht American Bar A*i»cl»tlon, 4»'ti mette^iil to Wi achievement. hold nd ytra^qn for §tm, wheA they cad In f^ent yaars. eeertta to tt( tclttr- 1 hit house f«r tome vtry o£& ictlyi , Udl« and itBtremen — we give you Mr. talu it easy at tb» tsjjpaytrt isptnte. Th*y ««•' This vtar's WnjJUirW Firit* — dvic-mintledi cftiien, ' l|un aomaont owe* thtm a living. mtn wtthtut IU ptcul Continued, ttf eectjon, i M?rrRr*T Friday, August 5, Employment of TeUsraru in Work- employment to employment w tut* projects to and OnHwm MWAto:, natt p to *• a* «K It m esum «f «HM B»et»n 10, It. Title l. proiidM that vtteraa*. or fridewt er wives of Public 914. T5U) Oonmat, UNrtl- th» time of UM «f tfct AH M These en tke pfMM first. ord«r of preference in employ- ownership veterans. Under this Act, 000.- It lattn mpmmmdm » ip M t(t)uat«(] ««rvlc« bond* ment on Work-miter prt]*eti ahell dartftes Wy a LaMl MHu: (Met aflertJK vtSrem m IM.MO for four elassea of federal and orphan* " the EDITORS SAY nr the drawing of ddisability cOm- be |lven to vtterani who in In Wax >t> HtHiiil JTlUh * of less project* k provided, Includtnt ptnMUon shall not M coatldtrtd strrlc* - connected l uiua•>» ttah nsed an \ *r« Amercan citlaen* hospital* and domleUary (acllltln in <1«tannirita| sctual need 9J t«rm •NrtHMT « (ram ««•• ») Th A l til* the VetiraAR Administration v»t*t»n to nMM t credit sle> of the e launching ,.,9-,ver, ,,nv,ni*l dMllMd » end ,,,rnr over public lawjers TI1E KELLY KIDS , ,s urfed thai municipal hf 8ppolnt«l by the m»rlt

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' congre8, provided these bene- }[n the Army and set the prece- [ inr theu later bills. 1|(""ient of war VeUrans In 1 r c: Public Mo. 163, aec- ' tunvidet tor enrollment of 111 fxceed J0.0OO veterans at "f time In the OlvUlan Oon- 11:1111 corp«. This Is Un p»r- , '" lhe total COO enrollment -""»M iiermltted. atoUon 8, In '"'"'•« 'he enrollees shill be . :;!l-;1 male cltliens Of the '' -utes, between pi* *

.— for Sparuah- ,w«r veterans: Public 'fith Congress, provides !>' »so per month to wllV have reached the I provided they Served II more i» tns Spanish '"v 4, IMS, and dt'charted; or who ' lees than » •,.. (or dlMbfllty ln- ,j5 veterlm. Act 1'tti.ent SECOND SECTION, PACE FOUR Friday, August 5,1938 im« •rnptle* Into th Honthweitt corner nf Larch tti« «*v»r«l of •»!•! and Bound; *nd th«nr which shalh l b ftp*p • Innit t •t thence < t Southerly, nlnng WANT ADS and cnntlnulnff In. •rly. »long fltnten Islu plted th« mini o[ 11.1,0(10 lr«ur»nrInternerllo of llnhwsn y ofHlve thre ww ARRANGING EMPLOYEES PICNIC (or th» Ii point a. straight line to Slalen Island hf, plar« of hl the exietnlon "f t'hnrles hy Ait n! th» promt WAHHINIS- with Sound; thence (2) Westerly -'--~ NO. T,. < in BUSINESS DIRECTORY nnli •rt running theme (J) Souther- Staten Island Knund tn tti« West- . ,,, TN ly »lnng said Charles Street as UKIIP bond* "f Ih* til* erly boundary fine of Ihe Tin rough 'omprlalnK Horonck I)|,, trict nil laid purpose* In thr pltenrleil to Flmise.vp.lt Avrnue, run- ren- tl KVtfttTMAKK STORKS 8KCX Weilerly alnnK or Carter*!; th»nce ill In a HIHOIIUH DlSTIlTi'T no! furrf'Kling 9H4,riOoOO nlng northerly direction nlong the Wrndt^m, Vacuum Cleflfiet* ftt tow nun tn H B V w ft t fl • ral (Votlfijf place. Columl,,,. Hv ^. or iho Itonni ff Kfltiratlnn |l 1 line of Ihe IliirnillEh of I1BHINN1NI! at the |,,, . i lln- or plai'p "f I" • undnrv jgu.t 4tli, IMH ,., |,r KmiK'-vrlt Ai.'nue; Tnfta Creek and Him.-, m'ttom , machine. 1'90 (•RANK 1IAHUY, |4> Kwhlerly :llfmK Itnope Ambny. * -12 fi 2. iMSTnrcT NO n. Sound; running then,,, (1 lllntrlcl clerk AvnuP tn >illllll Avenue (\TITSIIJ p|ni' , Nathnn Hale Si'hniili, it v rly nlong Tiiftn Crept, ,n NOTE iin HHtnrdRV, thi> ISth day the southwesterly lioiinilary )tr»ey Terminal rtnllro:i,| AIIKUKI, 193K, neit preci-dtnn th» IIEdlNNINC nl the Intri BPrl Invest • nternectlon of IVis]i] I". M (I)iiyllght Sjavlnfc Time) HI»1 fff IIIK] nlnnlnfj thence (1) n) erlv eionr #ftW boundary line In and Hoily Street; therrw , 10 n'flnck T. M. {I'layTluht MavliiK Nnrthrtlv alrulK satridl Washington 8TORAOR — DBPEN- Avenue, tn the Northerly llnfl of the ,Hri-h street: thence I »1 Nnr'th- erly along l»»r«hlni( \, „.' Time) this polling ptarr* Rt whirh laslerly alnllK Larch Stinel lo tile ificnl And long dlstnnca mov- District Mfctlnx In to hf lirlil i'nnlnn Tmrt ot the Huuthprly line ontinuing .In n. iitral,],' . M»f itie Hrndy Trnct; running thence ilurp of heglnnlng Iho Ktaten Inland Sound n. 'li Irntlon of: 12) Westerly Hlong unlrt Trftcl line niJTRIlT NO. R. Hnnte.rlv and Northni, , to the. Westerly line ot the Hrncly SI H(IO(. Hald StRten iHlFtnri H..I, •' (a) Any psmnn, whn hrlng diilv omprliilng Wi>i-on|(h ntn(rt<-( No. Rplace of beginning. BEAUTY SHOPS qualified an an clfrtur nf thn tract; runnlnR thence CH Norttterlv rfro«Mlln»r Hectlnn Jersey, lunninK Ihence i.".) Smith- rlMliM nattily Sh«pp« parmnnant erly alonir said light of way lini1 Avenue tn Ijirch Street; thence In alien district, shall hi> mhi>r- 12) WrMerlv alnng I,arch Street mrl» f..i children 11.50. 76 Main win* poiinMd nf all the f|imll- to tho Norllterly right nf wfty linn Slrffi. Un(jdt)rl(l*« J-0160. t-17-JI of the New Jersey Terminal Hall- the Sniilhu-caterlv Mn» nf the flratloru which would unlltl* hrnilKh nf I'arteref thence such person to vot« In any rnpd; running thence (6) Westerly snld ttnllros-rt tn Hlnlr Koad, ing said inuihwflnte.'lr line tffinera! election in the illMrlrt Noilhwi!!|pi lv and Woninrly direc- REAL ESTATE DISTRICT NO. I, NATHAN HALF. runnitiK thfnci- 17) In n genernl northerlv direction along said tion to llbilr itoRd. thenre (4) SCHOOJ. Nnilhnrlv along Plalr Itnfiit In the I1KNT — Small, S-room bun- Cci»I>rl»U» Barnnitk lll«trlrt» fin. W»lr Itnud and the Westerly line ciw, JIO. Clll Mr. Meyer, of the HoroUKh of 1'nrterel, tn Ihe New .lerpcv Terminal TtMlrosd 1 and No. 7 thence ITi) Kflsterly nlonK the New ilirhiKe K-087B- VV. 1. 7-21. Hahway Hlvf'r, running liu-ncc (h) 1 mjROIIOH DIHTItlCT NO. 1: In A KcnrrHl Knsterly rtlriM-tlon the erpcv Terminal Mailman tn the • 'entrnl nnllrnad nf New .] Kilt RENT— Furnished room. 414 (Vntlnr Pluce, Nathan Haln Hcho'.l), UKClNNiNU at thfi junctlnn of HftVeral rnllr«»VH (if slid ll\r-r, tn thenre (C) Northerly along tlir Itnh' Avf. Phon« Woodbrldge Ilnyward Avenue as extetnli'd In i ouua-j Non'n Creek with Rlnten Island CcnirHl liHllroad of New Jersey 1 7-4» Hound; running thence (1) In a thft Knhwny Itiver, ruiiiilng tlieni c the Southerly line of lands nf Mex- We.Bterly direction alnnpr Raid Noe's (9) Mouthei'ly along *ntd Hiiywiird ican IVtroleum Corporation; thorirr Croquignole or Spiral nltK. rfiRdslftnft and living n tl-Oillli. 8-r,. 12 nun to Wenterly llnfl of Charles (11) Southerly HlonK lieald Street Avenue; thencn (9) South- Trip ahnvf nrr nimitwr* »»f the rrimttilttfr In hi\f rharRr of arriinttcmrMts fin1 the Anniml picnic to bf Htreet. Ihenie (4) Northerly alonK to Itnndolpb Street; running >»•->»'•.» along Curteret Avenue to id Itnndolph BABV MAKKAI DIES (.'harlr* Htrect an"d ronttniil' n In (12) Westerly along s Unden Street tn Washington Ave hflll at Vnrady\ (iriivr. IWiK fur i"nipli>\CM «f tti<- Sriiuili Stn 1 lt|iilpmrnl <'iirpor»llnn. AvenH, Aiifust 20, r In Stree.t to WashinKtnn Avenue the nue; and thpneo (10) Eflsterl; i CARTERETT — Funeral services A. C. Burn* K irnrral rhAimmi of thf nuttm rmiimhtrr-. at & point where. Deep Creek emp- point or plncf of tH'gittuing alnng Wnahlngton Avenue to the were held Monday for Alexander tlea Into »ftld Hlvcr; thenre ('.) niSTHHT Ml. 3, 1111,11 SI IKIOI place uf heglnnlBg. and p ( nnprlalnic llnrnugh Dlnlrlet IMo. * Malckal, baby ton of Mr, and Mrs. Houtheaiterly alnng th« Itnhwny niSTJlKT NO. «. (Ol.t »B1 Gu«rante«d from 6 monthi River to Htaten Mljind Sound: nnd HOHOlHIll HISTItU'T NO. « VICTIM OF A FLAT? John Makkal of 663 Roosevelt ave- thencft (I) Southerly along .Stolen (Voting pliiri', HtKh School). UK iirHooi. to 1 year ClNNlNl! :il Hip Intersection n C omprliilnc Bornoirh rilitrlrt Nn. 2 nue, who died at Perth Amboy Inland Sound to Ihe nlnre nf He- rlnnlng. Non and Mnple. Streels Rlth I'prnh HonoruH nismicT No. 3 Work Done by FA|VI>, Let's Go To The Movies" Thief Tulce* Tire-Changing General Hospital on Sunday, Bur- Ing Avrnui, iiinnlng tlienci' (I) (Volin" place. Columhus School) HOHOUQH DISTRICT NO. 1: Kagtrrly itlnng saltl NNne Htrci-t and HBtiIN'NIN(f at the Junction of Implements from Klein ial was In St. Jamea Cemetery, (Voting- HAC«, Nnthnn Hnle School), Sound * nnd Noe's AMERICAN BARBER ,nd BEGINNING nl thi> Intersection f MAple Street tn Tharnnll Htrpet; Staten lalnnit Don Amcrlip's chief n«set in his'492; the Cabot* with 497; Henry Woodbrldge. running them Nnrthprly along Cruek: running thenee (1) West- Noe Street and Maple Streei with Hur BEAUH SHOP WOODBRIDQE—A tire, tube, lJpr»hlnK Aveniif riinnlnpr then nit 111 ThortiB Street erly, along Noc'x Creek tn Pernh- rlst to stardom ha.t l>fen his quirk | Hudson with 609; the Pilgrim* with I h c ti c e (3) Went- Irlg Avenue, thence (2) Southerly wheel and tire wrench, wa« stolen • point; thenre (.1) Northeaittcrlv (1) in a W^Htprly direction Hlcm Ktieet; litnni 1 S. RUSSO, Prnpriptor memory ' |620; PftUI Rrvpre With 775, and said No* street «nd Maple .street crlv "1 (Hirke Street ti I ershlng AvenuAvenUfei toto , New unit iiatHllel with W&ihlngton Avenue; tunning thence. Jersey Terminal rtnllroad; thence Get this viuiiiR miin away from I MI on. this week from the coal and feed Ave. 4fi fifi ft to JI point; trtPnce to Thornfi!l Htrpftl; runnliiK Hx'I 85 Roosevelt Ave., Cnv\rr^ (2> Northerly HIOFIIC nalrt Thornall Noitlni ith<«th| | nald VVnohinti (.1) Easterly, along the Ne* .lernev shop tnlk mut he will "With that simple start, I be- •tore on Main street owned by (4) Southeasterly atonR line of Northerly line Terhilniil Rallrond nnrl across the For Appointmoni ]:inds nf Hoard of Kdur.nllon 115.IS Strict to Hurke Street: runnins ton Avenue to the confess to a hnblt ol mfiital sort- g»n to sort out the excess baggage Joseph Klein. Entrance was gained of the. Conlon Trad; runninl g thench e lands nf I ,T Wllllnm* Cnmpany Phone: Cirt. R.p,;i f." t to lino "( WathlnKtnn Av«- to the mouth nf Tufls Creek where er In » lot of other drudge work.k'' by prying off several boards on the n in-, thime if,) Soutliwpnicily • S* !(••>( tr> Washington Ave Ifi) Westerly along said Conion line In iho WeMcily lln« of Ihe llrady "Back In school," says Don, "I Now, with ft collection of home- 1511.46 ft to place of beginning. nuc; tunning thencn (4) Northerly ear', aide of tthe building Tract; runnitir thence |fi) Northet- had the IIIIIIRIWI tremble memoriz- made memory short cuts, I find It Said plots are located on thr UIOIIK until Washington Avenue tn nnrih westerly corner of WnnliinK:- lolph Rlrt-et; running thencn ly along snlci Hrady line to the ing Important rlat«-s in American a cinch." inn Avenue and Lewlti .St., Imme- (5) Masterly nlong said Knndolph Southerly line of the Meilrun I'e troleum Corporation Tract; running Will you spend a dime to taste a glast of hcor history—until J realized that 25 What Don doej not tell you Is diately adjoining southerly aide of Street tn HPHM Htreet: running High 'School. thence. lfl> Nnrilit'rly along HHld thence (7) nlnng sftld line to Kill- per rent ol my mental energy *as that he was noted, < ven In child- mnre Avenue; running thence. that is REALLY good to the last drop? MURDERER OF GIRL nnd tn i-jipmrt ihiM-efura a aura not Hettld Strt'Pl lo KooM'Vrlt Aven hood, for an aptlUicie In learning Snulltrrly along nald Killmcue being wfiMprl on an nbvlous fact. etcrceillnic lld.OOO; to construct on running thenrn <",) rjuHtcrly nlo Then come to LEHMANN'S T»vern, 51 Hud«on Street. *nH almost anything by rote. Raid Roosevelt Avenue lo I'tTMhi Avonue to farteret Avenue; running From the time of the landing of "Hid plot of land a fireproof addi- thence (!O Snutheasterly nlnng said convince yourself. I have installed America's finest brci•-drauui, tion tn the prenent H1HH SCHOOL Avenue; running Itictice. (Rl Soulh- Lief Erlcson in America, every Don Ameche, Slmcut Simon and erlv nl'>n£ fluid IVrshlng Avenut- Carteret Avenue to Linden Street. •ppi^ratu^ the DRAFT-RITE BEER CONTROL AND (OOIIM, FILES PAROLE PLEA anil to purchftne. school furniture rllnninK Ihence (10) Northerly daUi started with n. T. Robert Young are co-starred In Kon rtnd M^pli; Htre'!tfl to the pnlnt nnd nlht-r nccemary equipment along said Linden Street to Wash- SYSTEM. Thbi mniM I ean serve my beer in PERFECT fnndi'i™ You'll laugh at that, but you 20th Century-Fox's gaily provoca- therefore, tu Improve "the said plot or place nf lieginnliiK. IMSTRH'T M>. a. NATHAN 1IAI.K ington Avenue; running thence (11) at the RIGHT temperature and with a creamy head and M h must, realize that It takes Just as tive comedy of nm'Rhty New Or- nf land and In expend therefore a along said Washington Avenue to Crockett, 6 Others, Ask iiiiti not exceeding IZlf.OAO, SCHOOL body—ALWAYS. much effort to visualize that '1' leans, "Josette," which opens Sun- I'emhlng Avenue; running thence | •(; at the interaectlon of who have filed applications for PETERSON - FLESKO parole. Cupid Tired? They are: Vincent Piscetelll, sentenced from fourteen to fifteen RITES SOLEMNIZED years for arson December 13, 1935 Something's Happened He was Involved In th« fire and Only 6 Licenses Is- explosion occurring at 88 Fulton Rev. McBride Officiates At Street November 12, 1935. The sued in July! building was owned by Barney Ceremony in Avenel Pres- Lannl byterian Church WOODBRIDQE — The bottom Edward H. Crockett convicted of j fell out of the marriage business the murder of Dorothy Petite and 1 AVENEL- The First Presbyterian ' during the nionili of July when senttneer to serve from eight to ten years July 26, 1935. The mur- Church WHS the scene of the wed- local couples apparently decided MINUTE MEN der took place May 9, 1935 at Fords ding of Miss Mary Flesko, daugh- to take their vows elsewhere. Tavern when Crockett became en- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flesko, J. P. Dunlgan, Township Clerk, raged upon learning the girl had of Rahway, to Andrew Peterson, stated that a decided decrease been unfaithful to him. son of Mr, and Mrs. John Peterson, In the number of love-Kick James Franks was sentenced to serve from twelve to fourteen years of. Manhattan Avenue. Saturday couples calling at his office has' for robbery October 9, 1936. Con- v taken place during the last With R* - Robert I. McBrldc, pas- victed of murder, Arnold Halliday 525,600 tor, officiating. month. In past years the aver- wa ordered to serv« twenty year* Wedding music was played by age requests for marriage licenses in prison December 11, 1928. Joseph In July was between 32 and 36. Roco is serving from two to three MraAWillam Knig, church organist, But this year things reached years for atrocious assault and anpnHrs. Wtilinm BaKcr sang the a new low mark when only six battery March 6, 1936. • bridal selections. persons applied for bridal per- Albert Schroeder convicted and minutes a year! The bride, uiven In marriage by mlU from June 30 to August 1. sentenced to serve twenty years for her father, was attired In a bridal In spite of this drop,' It was murder on December 11, 1928. gown pf white luce with a halo ef- reported that more than thirty Thomas Aluto, who is serving from 1,000,000 volunteers in 3,000 communities. . . modern Minute Men fect crown Hrr bridal bouquet con- persons were married during the four to five years for rape. He was sisted of Rardenias, larkspur and \ month. However, It was slated, sentenced on December 28, 1936. on call for any community service from fighting a flood to building baby's brealh. I the ceremonies took place In Elk- ton, Md., and other towns where Mrs. Jack Brennan served as ma- new teeter-totters for a children's playground . . . Chamber of the couples didn't have the long WAS HE SURPRISED! tron nf honor She wore an orchid wait of 72 hours ebfore they Commerce members working, planning, dreaming 365 days a year chiffon gown and carried pink rose* could ute their license and could and larkspur Miss Theresa Peter- Schwenzer Losei 2 100-lb. escape the necessity of submitting to make their communities happier, healthier, wealthier places in son and Miss Helen Smoczko. Greue Drumi From Truck to a blood test to prove they bridesmaids, wore pink chiffon were not Infected with any so- which to live. Working and fighting now, as such Americans have gowns with floral halos and carried WOODBRIDGE—Two drums of cial diseases. bouquets of larks-pur, roses and la- transmission grease weighing 100 worked and fought since Colonial days, for the fair, free functioning vender. pounds apiece were reported lost Emll Peterson acted as the bride- this week by Jacob Schwenzer, of of American life and business.The groom's bfbt limn and Charles Flcs- FREEHOLDERS VOTE St George Avenue. ko aiui Arthur Peterson were the Schwenzer noticed the loss when times, alone, have changed — the ushers. his truck was parked in Iront of Following a reception held at the BRIDGE WIDENING Hiram's Partn, Super-Highway. spirit marches on! Rahway Elk,s auditorium, the cou- pl« left for Niagara Falls, N, Y They wll reside In Railway. ic ^ „,,.,,. MARRIAGE TOLD Sbpan Oven Woodbndge Se- Fo/ds Girl, Metuchen Man WMU, WATII. ivurrWHiH... Louisville, Cairo, waren Road to Be Ex- Wed in Elkton, Md. Hartford, all the cities ravaged by floodca n tended, Gadek Sayj (ell you how these "minute men" answered Surprise Party Fetes the frantic call of "Help!" How they slaved made, this week of the marriage of WOODBRIDOE — One of the to provide shelter, medicinei, food for the Miss Theresa Sharrlck, daughter of refugees. How, liter thewalcri receded, they Miss Frances Tooker Township's most vital needs in the Mr. and Mrs. George Sharrlck, of pitched into rebuild the ruined communities elimination of traffic hazards will Paul Street, to Warren Christensen, Shower Given for Prospec- be realised shortly when the coun- son of A. T. Chrlstensen. of Me- ty will commence rebuilding of the tuchen. the ceremony was per- tive Bride By Mrs. formed recently at Elkton, Md. bridge on Woodbrldge Avenue near' "*% W0K(SICNAlS...iadicai The couple will reside in Fords. ing "men at work." Henry Deppe Sewaren. Bringing new indus- It was announced yesterday by NO'MCK FORDS -• A .surprise sliower was tries to town, aiding Freeholder Anthony 8. Qndek Jr given to Miss Fiances Tooker, Ul Ike HoroiIKh u( CaKrrrl old ones, encouraging daughter of Mr. and Mia. Frank that approval has been ol lamed (in Tu»(!ny, Auicunl 14, max, Notlrft la ht'rrby given to the IMAKM4 Mt MMIMU . . . America small ones, smoothing Tooker. of Market Street, at the to widen the bridge to the meas- le&ul voters nf the .Si hi.ol District grew, Houfishect, prospered out labor problems home of Mrs. Henry Deppe, Wood- urements of the road. nt the B01<<>i:t;ii of fAPTKKET land Avenue, In honor of her ap- "I have always worried," Mr. Oa- In lh« COUNTV «f MlDPUaBEX with a business civilization... and trade wars, work- that a Sr#-lal MeetlnK ot the achieved the highest living ing constantly to pro- proaching marrlnge to Albert Mil- de': stated, "when I thought of the Legal outers flf unlit District will ler. horrible possibilities of two iuavily- be lidrt at the NATHAN HALE ftaadardi for its entire pfople vide more jobs and Que8ts were: Mrs. A. Wlsslng, loaded oil trucks trying to pass SCHOOL Dii Ruosievult Avonue; that the world hat ever known. better business... just IIKill SIMIdOI, on WftUhlngton Mr. and Mrs, Prank Tooker, Mr. over this narrow bridge." Avenutt; OLKVl'HiANl) HI'HOOIJ on Yet loapboJ critics find ic a few items on every and Mrs. P. Overtoil. Mr. and Sewaren residents for years have 1'erahlntf Avenue; snd th« COUIM- profitable to attack business. Chamber's schedule. Mrs. I. Morse, Edith Overton, BUH SOllOOl, un liiiuaeveit Avenue, complained about this structure, •»> TUKSDAr the 16th day of An- Chambers of Commerce arc Catherine Overtun, Mrs. I. Lar- but outside of recurring promises BUat, !93», at 3 O'iMock P. M. always at work promoting a nn, Mrs. h. Sassln, Mrs. C. Jacob- by Ihe Board of freeholders, no (l)ayllght HHVIIIK Tinin). Thn poll» ;\y^\\ son, Mrs. L, Davlo, Aileliilne Wal- at iald meeting; uhnll tm oi>«n* until better understanding of buii- tictlon ever materialized. It was not 10 O'clock I1. M. (Daylight Savini? ter, Mrs C. Olsen, of Perlli Amboy; until Mr Gadek was approached 1n neu,and its service to the world. Time). At the il meeting Mr. and Mrs A. I'razer, Mr. and the matter that It ever received followlng •«-(H proposal will b« *ub- Mrs. Walter Neary, Shirley Anne serious attention, but he said yes- miltril: Weary, Mr. mid Mrs. I,. Small, Mi terday the work on making the PROPOKAr. tad Mrs. Henry Deppp. of fords UKSOLVKD, Tlmt thp Ttuuril t- ol ately," i (ul '1'n imiHliiiso fur an udiilllun •MB JUMUCA, mi ... tn th» illdll SCHOOL ultuuted oti WoodbrldKe; Mr nnd Mrs. W. t"ra- This road carries excep'lonalty Helping lo provide wr, oi Mllltnwti; Mrs. J Anthony, \VHHiii.ti^tun Aventie^ ft plot of laritf heavy traffic for its sise, ijartku- linmeil|»tely aiUoltiinr the South pirkj, playgrounds, of Tottenvllle; Mr*. J. Hecker, Mrs. lurly In the summer time, and al- Sidn .,( Ihe IIKill SCHOOL, nnd recreation cemers which nioi Is ilrEcrituid mi followf r |I. Mcrsencaii. Mrs F UndbeiK, though there have been 'iitt few iwimming pools and of Jersey City; Mrs J. Bishop, Mrs HKST 1'AltCEL: BBOINNING In mishaps at the bridge minor ac- N«it*i'ly line'""»*. o»£f LewiWWI) | btbt,, «n«nd wh« weanoss. /, practically e»«y •-§{ the M Andrew Melteion, of Qre^n Street, from Mid beglttnlni Mid bealttnlnf point run- merce throughouc the Uniud kft thla week for an «xt«w)§4 tour alnr,. JP(1 ^S'thwwtirly nloag t;::::\H* *«i JIITTII ;ifi.i"• W*l» SI. t. Statii hav« Hurtlly ctt|(td im«i of Wew England and nertbMltem SI, Ul.flS feet to . potst; theac* (I(1)) KorthwuterlyNorthwuBterly Iitt richright MftM.vtUi ^twiiSUM.I.ft. tn