Township Fire Apparatus Gets Approval "Slush
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Every Reader RARITAN TOWNSHIP The Beacon at tht BMCOD aba«ld keep in mind that *HT)tea news articles and expressions the ftdvcrtiMincnta cany u much jf opinions on timely subjects from our "punch" ai the ntwi articlM. Erery «dT*rtiaer ho * mMtmce tor tin md- readers. We welcome all auch contri- •n and um thl# mtdium benuM he butions and will publish them as tar Icnowi the rcadere dnlre to keep as possible. But. It Is very Important abreast of erarr adraataff* a* wall ai that all correspondence be signed by know what'i going otx. the writer. ''The Voice of the Raritan Bay District"
VOL. III.—No. 22. fOKDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1938. PRICE THREE CENTS
HEALTH OKAY WPA CERTIFIER RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — RARITAN TOWNSHIP.—Wil- The OLD AMBULANCE Health conditions in the town- "SLUSH FUND" STORY BRANDED AS liam H. Oltman, oi Lloyd ave- POSTAL AUTHORITIES TAKE STEPS ship for the month of July was nue, Lindeneau section, was reported in good shape by In- appointed Referral Agent foi RAMBLING IS TURNED OVER spector John Pardun at Tuesday FALSE 6Y LIQUOR DEALERS' GROUP the township WPA by the TO OBTAIN LARGER QUARTERS FOR night's meeting of the board of board of commissioners at its REPORTER health. Inspector Pardun an- regular meeting Tuesday night. nounced one case of measles WOODBRIDGE.—Through its president, John Csik, Before any PWA placements -.Saysz TO MENLO PARK and one of whooping cough in the Woodbridge local of the New Jersey Licensed Bever- can be made hereafter, all ap- FORDS POST OFFICE: SOLICIT BIDS the township for his monthly age Association denied implications in a recent story ap- plications will have to be certi- In setting forth on his WILL SERVE OAK TREE AND report. fied by the referral agent. FORDS.—The post office department for this area, political junket across the HENRY STREET SEC- pearing in a local contemporary newspaper that the asso- located at Philadelphia, is solicity proposals to furnish country, like Don Quixote TIONS AS WELL ciation was allege-d to be "raising a slush fund" to fight larger quarters suitable for post office purposes in Fords. jousting with windmills, the Township Committee because it failed to pass the or- This new action is the second within the past year to President Roosevelt must RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — Be- NEW FIREHOUSE dinance which would have increased the number of hours LAST RITES FORmove the present post office location to a site larger and cause of its central location, the that taverns are allowed to stay open. have mixed feelings. In Menlo Park first aid unit of the more suitable than the present quarters. the first place his prom- "As far as we are concerned," es Raritan Township Safety Council According to H. B. Mayhew, ised purge of the 'y ; but' was given the old ambulance for PLANS ADVANCED said Csik, "there is no ill feeling eous story will be asked to re- SCHOOL JANITOR postal inspector for the Philadel- fellows from his party al- service in the Oak Tree, Henry and no remarks were authorized Iract its statements. If the paper phia district which regulates op- ready has suffered a par- street and Menlo Park areas. The by this organization. The news- refuses, he said, they will start erations at the local office, the BARTOTSECfiON decision was reached Monday BY FIRE BOARD paper that printed the story that legal action. HELD TOMORROW proposals solicited are to be for a tial collapse. night at an executive session of 25 A resolution to that effect was lease subject to the provisions of we are raising a 'slush fund' did passed at a recent meeting of the i % X X members of the executive board of TO MAKE APPLICATION TO so on its own hook, with abso- FUNERAL SERVICES FOR the standard form of lease used the township council. Commis- WPA FOR $20-000 GRANT organization as follows: MARK MC CABE SET FOR by the post office department, at ASKS FOR FORDS The McNutt machine in sioner Victor Pedersen presided. lutely no foundation for such a "Whereas: A recent story ap- a stated price per annum for a NEXT WEEK statement. 10 O'CLOCK- AT Indiana refused to play The board specified the ambu- peared in (Name Paper) making term of five years from date of the little political game - — — • • "We do realize that the commit- it appear that the Woodbridge Lo- FORDS CHURCH occupancy. lance will be used by all three tee has been elected toy the ma- MAIL DELIVERY and instead has decided squads, but its headquarters will cal of the New Jersey Licensed The price is to include heat, PISCATAWAYTOWN. — With jority of the people and must act Beverage Association was raising HOPELAWN.—Funeral services to promote the High Com- be at Menlo Park. no revisions, the board of fire light, power, water, toilet facili- POSTAL AUTHORITIES PE- accordingly. We asked for the in- a 'slush fund' to fight the action for Mark J. McCabe, 64, of 291 ties, plumbing, heating, lighting TITIONED BY MORE THAN missioner's 1940 presi- Before the ambulance is turned commissioners of district one ap- crease in hours because we have of the Township Committee in Florida Grove road, this place, over to Menlo Park, the council proved the original plans for a fixtures, safe or vault and all ne- 200 RESIDENTS dential aspirations by sup- lost considerable trade. We only denying an increase in hours, and who died suddenly Wednesday cessary furniture and equipment. will replace the old mohair up- new firehouse a^t a special meeting asked for the same deal that tav- after a heart attack, wifl be held 1»— porting Senator Van Nuys holstery with leather and will "Whereas: the story is absolute- Important considerations are a FORDS. — Acting Postmaster for reelection. It is no Friday night and immediately ern keepers get in surrounding ly untrue and without foundation, tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock have the vehicle painted. The ap- launched negotiations for a WPA towns. On Sundays' we lose con- at the house and 10 o'clock at Our reasonably central location, good Edward Seyler of the Fords post wonder Roosevelt referr- paratus, a Studebaker, is still in grant. therefore daylight and accessibility to rear oflice this week received a peti- siderable luncheon trade because "Be it resolved that (Name Pa- Lady of Peace church, Fords. In- ed all inquiries about In- excellent condition despite its 11 The board will make application we cannot open until the after- terment will be in St. James' eenv- or side entrance for mails. tion 'bearing more than 200 names,,. per) be asked to retract said story General information can be had diana to astrologers, for years of service. for a grant of, approximately $20,- '•noon. ! etery, Woodbridge. requesting free mail delivery in Previously stationed at Piscat- 000 and will hold a special elec- and if such retraction is not from Acting Postmaster Edward the Cl-.ira Burton section. the action of the McNutt Csik declared that the newspa- granted, then legal action be tak- i The late Mr. McCabe who was awaytown, the old machine has tion to raise another $10,000. How per that printed the alleged erron- Seyler at the local post office or The proposed change, if effect- machine must have been been replaced with a new LaSalle ever, no local action will be tak- en." a janitor at the Hopelawn school from Inspector Mayhew, post oi ed, would include streets leading galling to his pride. ambulance delivered only a few en until the WPA approves the for 23 years, is survived by his fice, Philadelphia, Pa. cfl Amboy avenue, between Wood days ago. project. [wife, Margaret; a daughter, Mrs. bridge avenue and Lafayette Silt jJohn Egan, two sons, George and street. A working schedule of the old The plans call for a building PLAYGROUND TO Mark, Jr., and three grandchl- Now it seems, Roosevelt vehicle will be mapped out by with a 50-foot front and 100 feet HENRY STREET dren, all of Hopelawn; a brother, According to James P. Forlier, proposes to make it ap- the Menlo Park, Oak Tree and deep. It will provide quarters for Samuel, of York, Pa., and o sister MAMERTSET chairman of the committee repre- pear that the primary con Henry street squads. three pieces of apparatus as well Mrs, George Blum, of Woodbridge. senting residets of the Clara Bar- At Monday night's meeting, the s.s ample meeting space, a kitchen PLAN HIKE FOR He was a member of the Wood- ton section, more than one month test in Kentucky is a great executive body purchased a Clark and bedrooms on the first floor. SEWER MENAGE was required to cover the entire test of the popularity of bridge local of the New Jersey UP TO GET NEW inhalator for the new ambulance The second floor will be occu- State Janitor's Association and of area for the purpose of obtaining the New Deal, just as his and will probably obtain "one for pied by an auditorium with a the Holy Name Society of Our the signatures. advisors did in Florida the old jnachine within the near permanent stage which will be TOTS JUHjUST 4 IRKS jjESpTS Acting Postmaster Seyler point- suitable for the presentation oi Lady of Peace church, Fords. SEWAGE PLANTS some weeks ago. future. NOTE OF PERMISSION FROM COMMISSION "PLANS SHOW ed out that following his submit- any sort of amateur production, HOME TO BE RE- ENGINEER AUTHORIZED TO tance of the petition to postal au- till dances or other social affairs. DOWN WITHIN NEXT thorities, a survey of the streets The Kentucky contest, Commissioner Louis Petit, vice QUIRED TWO WEEKS MAKE NEW SURVEY-TO will have to be conducted to see FIRE APPARATUS president of the board, said at FIREMEN READY APPLY FOR PWA FUND that the requirements for home however, is no more a WOODBRIDGE. — A hike for test of New Deal popu- least five weeks will elapse be- RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — The delivery can be met. fore favorable reports on the fed- the children of the Woodbridge Henry street sewer situation WOODBRIDGE.—Township En- The department will also deter- larity than was the Flori- eral appropriation are received. playground, under the supervision long a menace to health and resi- gineer C. R. Davis was authorized GETS APPROVAL of Mi's. S. Gioe, volunteer super- FOR BALLOTING mine whether or not streets in the da election, which was fol On receipt of the WPA grant, he dential development in that sec- to begin a survey for a sewage Clara Barton section are passable lowed by New Deal re- PISCATAWAYTOWN. — Offi- added, an additional twenty-one visor, will be held Thursday, Aug tion of the township, reached its CLARA BARTON,—The annual disposal plant for the much dis- for free city delivery. days will be required for adver- ust 4, according to an announce- climax Tuesday night when a election of officers by Raritan En- cussed Raritan River pollution to verses in Pennsylvania cers and members of Raritan En- ment made today. and Iowa. gine Company No. 1, were well tisement of a special appropria- large delegation of taxpayers bore gine Company No. 2 will be held include the Fords, Hopelawn and satisfied Friday night when they tions election. Only children between the ages down on the board of commission- next Monday night, August 1 at Keasbey section and a new pro- till gave their new fire apparatus a The board has not yet consider- of 8 & 12 will :be allowed to make ers for a final show-down on the the Amboy avenue lirehouse. Un- ject to include Woodbridge Creek Everyone familiar with third-degree test. ed a site and will take no action the trig and only if a note from matter. opposed for reelection as president and the Kill Van Kull, al a meet- WILL OBSERVE on this phase of the project un- home, s'tating that the child has ing hc-ld Monday night. The ac- the Kentucky situation Connecting to a hydrant at the 1 For more than an hour, frantic will be John Dudics. has known for weeks that corner of Woodbridge and Plain- til word is received from the WPA permission to go, is presented. residents effected by the existing Other nominations for office tion was taken after a half-hour field avenues, the firemen laid on its decision. A hot dog and marshmallow sewage conditions, pleaded -with recess at which the preliminary 15TH BIRTHDAY the New Deal would take were Assistant Chief Stephen Si- plans and costs as submitted by two lines of hose from the engine roast will be the main feature of the commissioners for relief from mon named for chief while still ; every precaution to bring and operated the machine at vari- the hike. The group will leave the Obnoxious refuse. Davis were d scussed in caucus. CLARA BARTON. — Plans arc other nominations include assist- being advanced for the anniver- about the renomination of ous pressures. playground at 9:30 A. M., Thurs- Spokesmen for the Henry street ant chief, Michael Bandies; fore- The additional sewage treat- day morning and will return at 4 ment will be necessary due to the sary dinner-dance of Ravitnn En- "Dear Alben" Barkley, no The test-drill was called by ISELIN VETERANS delegation pointed out that wastes man, Stephen Kurry; assistant gine Company No. 2 to be held Chief George Graff in order to ac- P. M., in the afternoon. from sewer lines in homes in ^that foreman, Joseph Dudash and John order from the Tri-State Sanita- matter how much it may tion Commission lec^uesting Wood Saturday, August 13, at the Hotel cost the taxpayers. It is quaint his men with the workings section emptied into the streets Kerestan; vice-president, Wilbur Pines. The occasion will mark the of the new engine which has been and backyard streams further add Blanchard; treasurer, John Lake; bridge Township 1^ cease pollut- just another case of the in service more than a month but DEFER LICENSE 17 Local Youths Now ing the Kill Van Kull. Treatment V5th birthday of the department. to the spread of household refuse. and secretary, Chester Baron and The committee in charge of ar- Dutch taking Holland. which has not been used at a ISELIN.—Iselin Post No. 2636, Training At Camp Dix Several children of the neigh- John Vincze. will have to iticiue'e the Wo.-»;!- X X X X fire. bridge Creek which is a tributary rangements as well as other mem- Veterans of Foreign Wars, in a • -~ •>' ••- •• borhood already show the results Tickets for the fifteenth anni- bers of the company, will hold o Members of the board of fire communication to the township of the impending danger of dis- stream. Before Roosevelt ends WOODBRIDGE.—The Civilian _ versary dinner which the company September was set as a time special meeting tonight in the commissioners are also convinced committee last week informed the Military Corps Training Camp at ease. Their bodies are covered will sponsor August 13, at the Amboy avenue fii-enowse. his transcontinental polit- that the new apparatus will do council that it would not make with sores said to have been con- limit for the engineer to com- ical tour it is to be hoped Camp Dix was on the receiving Pines, were distributed 'by George plete his survey i: d set it up ns a Other than township officials, everything said about it. application for a club license to end of seventeen youthful boys tracted from playing irr the.waste Bandies, general chairman. he will" use his speaking operate a bar at the present. waters. request for a PWA project. the affair will be restricted to from Woodbridge township who After a lengthy discussion, five- With the president's new speil- firemen and their families. Muyor time to answer several Highland Avenue Boy The letter read: "This will no- marched into the military settle- Hearing the numerous com- men were unable to reach ,a satis- Walter C. Christensen and Com- tify the township that the appli- ing program in efi'ect, the co..i- questions which he re- ment this week for a month's plaints, members of the commis- factory decision on the exemption mittee is hopeful of securing missioner Victor C. Pedersen will Is Injured By Bicycle cation for a license to operate a training period. sion voted to arrange for some de- of township organiaztions, using bt principal speakers. cently has ignored. bar on the Post premises grant- enough funds so that the project Two special visiting -days have finite action to be taken within the firehouse, from payment, of a can be completed at very little Music for dancing will be furn- till RARITAN TOWNSHIP.—As a ed by the township board, Friday, been designated for the camp— two weeks to elimiante the unsan- mandatory furniture fee. A fire- Many people still are in- result of being knocked down by July 1st, will not be acted upon cos', to the taxpayers. ished by the Pines orchestra- Sunday, August 7, Parents' Day, itary conditions. man himself, Chester Baron, Recently the Township commit- Chairman George Bandies of the terested i n knowing a bicycle Tuesday afternoon, Fred for the present. and Tuesday, August 9, Visitor's sought exemption for the fourth Kohlbrenner, 9, of 156 Highland tee turned down all bids on the social committee, will head the ar- whether the Federal "Kindly inform the Post if this Day. However, parents and district Democratic club. rangements, assisted by_ John Du- avenue, sustained a broken collar decision will affect later action on Keasbey Youth Struck proposed plant in the second wavd Treasury or the Demo- friends may visit the camp every because it did «iot feel that it h:nt dash, John Vine/,, Albert Anton- bone. The boy was taken to St. this matter, such as taking out the Sunday. Medals and special cratic National Committee Peter's hospital where he was ad- By Car Monday Night the necessary furds required ;:.- ides, Michael Sovarf, Stephen license at a different location, pro award will be presented to the •»•' — mitted as a patient. Ladies' Unit Of First the sponsor's share. Simno and Michael Tomasko. will pay the expense of viding of course, all other require- boys on these days. KEASBEY.—Edward Trio, 17, --•• • —.—»»»—- this trip. Tlie rider of the bicycle is said ments are complied with." Those enrolled from the town- of 406 Crows Mill road, this place, Aid Squad To Elect till to be John Toth, 19, of Marstelld, The communication was signed ship are: Joseph G. Chaney, Rob- suffered minor injuries early Excellent Entries Made 1st Aid Members To Roosevelt also might con Pa., who is temporarily residing by James W. Dunlap, commander ert. J. Citts, Conrad C. Schrimpe, Monday night when his bicycle MENLO PARK. — Preparations in Highland avenue. When the po- of the post. George F. Somers, Edward J. Stan collided with the car of Harold are under way for the first organ- In WPA Pet Show Here Wear Special Badges fide to the country the lice went to see Toth, following cik and Ralph Taylor, Jr., Wood- Rasmussen ,of 596 Jacques street, ization meeting of the newly form -— 9 • • "useful public purpose the report of the accident, the bridge; Wilbert Lund, Harry Le- Perth Amboy, at Amboy aj/enue ed Ladies' Auxiliary to the Menlo OAK TREE.—More than thirty RARITAN TOWNSHIP.—More under government direc- youth is said to have left some GIRL WHO ATTEMPTED vitan, John F. Chinchar, Fords; and Woodbridge tivenue, Raritan Park first aid squad. entries were made last week in than 100 special badges are being tion" to which his secre- time before to return to his home SUICIDE RECOVERING Joseph Racz, Michael J. Rimar, township. At a meeting held last week, 13 the opening pet show at the Henry prepared under the supervision of tary last March said he in Marstella. Keasbey; Ivan L. Anderson, Av- Trio was taken to the offic* of women were presented with Red stret playground. The affair, spon Alfred Schnebbe of Menlo Park would 'devote the profits No further action will be taken AT HOPELAWN HOME enel; Dennis J. Byrnes, Victor F. Dr. E. K. Hanson where he was Cross cards by Township First Aid sored by the WPA recreation de- and will be distributed to all by the police, unless the injured Nemetz and Roland M. Arthur, Se treated for bruises. Rasmussen Instructor, Lester Russell. Certifi- l-ariment, was arranged by Rich- | members of the Raritan Township from the syndication of boy's parents file a complaint WOODBRIDGE. — Miss Mary waren and George H. Kolbe, Port told the police that he did. not see cates were given Mrs. LaVerne ard L-.ndquist and Mrs. Mathilda .Safety Council in order to identi- his newspaper articles. against Toth. Sopko, 16, of 19 Commercial ave- Reading. the youth riding without lights. Ferguson, Mrs. Claire Schnebbe, O'Connor, WPA staff members. fy them when responding to a Mrs. D. L. Jennings, Mrs. Anna We have been waiting nue, Hopelawn, is recovering, Prize winners and their owners after an attempt, according to lo- Dudash, Mrs. Dorothy Fisher, Mrs The now four months for that SPREE COSTLY TO Lillian Hanks, Mrs. Margaret were as follows: Large dog, "Jer- information. cal police reports, to commit sui- ry," Howard Krummes; "Fluffy", bership EAST ORANGE MAN cide by inhaling illuminating gas ChristofJersen, Mrs. Bertha Stra- tion of "Raritan Township ISat'ety X X X X FORDS LEGION BRIEFS ka, Mrs. Minnie Snyder, Mrs. Na- W. Reed, and "Toby" Miss M. in the kitchen of her home. Lang, small dog, "Blacky" Mrs. Council." It will aid the members Still more important, the WOODBRIDGE.—A fine of $25 The girl was discovered lying on omi Korman, Mrs. Ida Owens, Lil- to gain admission beyond police was imposed upon Ernest Haw- lian Stadtel and Mrs. Margaret O. Goodrow; "Benny" G. Short entire country would like the kitchen floor by her fourteen Due to incliment weather, the Camp, when cookies, candies and and "Fluffy" Mrs. T. McKay; at- I lines whenever their services are thorne, 48, of 37 William street, year old brother, Michael, who jellies will be given to the chil- Koerker. required. to hear exactly what East Orange, on charges of being frankfurter roast of the Junior tractive puppy, "Benny" Mrs. G Roosevelt proposes to do, rushed to the home of neighbors, Auxiliary will be held tomorrow dren at the camp. Short; attractive dog, "Pal" Mrs. drunk and disorderly. Mr. and Mrs. Kantor for aid. Once again, the membership cup besides spending money, The complainant, William evening from 7 to 10 P. M., in the FINED $5 A. Neuer; neighborhood friend, They called Dr. Levenson who was awarded this Unit for hav- "Big Boy" F. Chinchak. Firemen of Iselin To to bring about a sound, Frankel, of Fords, said that he at- called the, Woodbridge Emergency Fords Park. Senior members have ing the largest attendance at the tempted to prevent Hawthorne been invited to attend. Mrs. Ar- Kittens, "Sneak," Mrs. W. Reed, Hold Picnic August 7 lasting economic recovery (Squad ambulance, which conveyed monthly meeting of the Middlesex RARITAN TOWNSHIP.-Charg- rabbits, "Jack," J. Comiskey. from driving his car because he the girl to the hospital. thur Perry, Junior advisor, will be County Executive Board. Those ed with being drunk and disorder- and to put the 13,000,000 did not feel that the latter was in "Snow Ball" O. Goodrow and ISELIN. — The township com- unemployed back to work According to a report made by in charge. attending were Mrs. Arnold Chris- ly, Junios Williams, 41, negro, of "Fuzzy" Miss M. Lang. a condition to drive. An alterca- Captain John Egan, Sergeant tensen, Mrs. George Hoff, Mrs. Potter's Station, was fined $5 and mittee at its meeting Monday in private industry. tion followed and Hawthorne was At a meeting held Tuesday eve- Judges for the contest included night ,gave permission to Iselin George Balint and Patrolman ning at the home of Miss Julia Andrew Anderson, Mrs. John placed on probation for one month Mrs. William Reed, Mrs. Oliver tits arrested by Trooper Titus of the John Govelitz who investigated, Dambach, Mrs. Emma Smith, Mrs. Saturday, when arraigned before Fire Company No. 1 to use the State police. The fine was impos- Dani, arrangements were made for Goodrow, Daniel Pispecky and Fords Park on August 7 for an Roosevelt also might tell two gas jets were open in the a picnic to be held on August 11 in Rufus B. Allen, Mrs. Bartolo Di- Recorder Alfred C. Urifer. Offi- Mrs. S. Short. ed after a hearing before Judge kitchen range and keyholes were Matteo, Mrs. John Flaherty, Mrs. cer Albert Loblein made the ar- all-day picnic. us whether he still wish- Arthur Brown. Roosevelt Park for the Senior The request to use the baseball es the country to believe, stuffed to prevent the gas from and Junior members' A visit will Paul Chovan and Mrs. Benjamin rest. Williams attempted to beat escaping. Sunshine. his wife. MRS. MARY JACZINA park, however, was • referred to in view of the Roosevelt A REDUCTION be made to the Kiddie Keep Well Samuel Gioe, head of the town- depression, that "we plan- RARITAN TOWNSHIP.—The FORDS.—Funeral services for ship WPA recreation division. ned it that way." board of commissioners of the Mrs. Mary Jaczina, wife of George Jaczina, of 7 Ling street, township announced Tuesday IN SESSION WARNING! night the reduction of cost in this place, were held Tuesday constructing the new sewage dis CANDIDLY SPEAKING morning, 9 o'clock at the house RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — posal plant here. The total cost and 9:30 o'clock at jSt. John- the PISCATAWAYTOWN. — The Since the arrival of the Raritan will be $115,000 instead of Baptist Greek Catholic church. Raritan Township Alumni Associ- Township Safety Council's new I do not know whether you are a Democrat or a or who can out-do the other, for fun and amusement. Rev. Ireneus Oolhy officiated. In- ation of New Brunswick high $125,000, since but $2,947 of the school, met in regular session on ambulance, the ambulance- contingency fund of $12,947 is Republican, or what, but you gotta hand it to the It is a tight race, but Mr. Ringling and Mr. Barnum. I terment was in St. John's ceme- chasing menace has been hind- being expended. tery. Tuesday night at the home of ering the work oi the safety Democrats for being on their toes. ( reckon they should have the most credit—they Miss Teddy Eggertson. squad and police department NAMED CONSTABLE thought up the idea. SCHOOL ENTERED members. This habit, however, And no sooner did Mr. Ringling close down his circus \ CHICKENS KILLED will be short-lived. For Police WOODBRIDGE. — Harold A. there in Pennsylvania, not long ago, than the Demo- f This country she sure likes circuses—and any coun- STELTON.-Raritan Township po- Chief Charles Granrtjean has Deter, of Avenel, was named con- crats, they hustled themselves a 10-car train and lit ~: try doing so; it is O. K. But when the big show is lice are investigating the e)itry of WOODBRIDGE.—J. J. Cleer, of ordered the members of his de- stable for a period of one year at the Stelton school Tuesday after- Main street, Fords, reported to partment t o break-up the a meeting of the Township Com- out across the country. [ over—and we stay for the concert, and our pocket is noon. According to the report police Sunday afternoon that 15 chasers. Persons arrested will mittee held Monday night. Com- And if you are not biased, you will have trouble \ empty, and we amble home and back to work, we made to the police, the break took of his white Leghorn chickens be duly prosecuted, Chief mitteeman Herbert Rankin sub- place some time in the afternoon were killed between 11 A. M. and Grandjean said. mitted the resolution. tellin' which is the best show on earth, or the biggest, J swear off for evermore—until next year. and several articles were taken. nuon by a stray dog. FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP PAGE TWO FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1938 Township Clerk open to Inspection and said lots in said blc-uAr to such bl* where they visited Mr. and Mrs. ited Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Szek to be publicly read prior to sale Lots as it may select, due regard oe. 26-28 incl. in Block 24-1, Woodbridge given to terms and manner >«$ pi Piscatawaytown Briefs Harry Hustis and returning, eres of'Englishtown, Sunday. Township Assessment Map. ment, in case one or more minlttft brought Mrs. P. J. Munger, sis- rORDS PERSONALITIES • * * * Take further notice that the Town- bids shall be received. ter of Mr, Vass and her daugh- ship Committee !ms, by resolution and Upon acceptance of the minimum bi BY BOM. C. ALBERT LARSON ^S MR. AND MRS. JOHN ZUDONYI pursuant to law, fixed a minimum or bid above minimum, by the Tow MR. AND MRS. L. MENDELL OF William Knott of Iselin, were ters Eunice and Geraldine of and son, John, Jr., motored to price at which said lots in said block ship Committee and the payment ther Wotdbridge avenue are enjoy- the guests of Mr .and Mrs. To- West Rutland, Vt., who will •will be 3old together with all vthev de- of by the purchaser according to t Allentown., Pa., Sunday. tails pertinent, said minimum price be- manner of purchase in accordance wl ing their vacation this week. bias Howardson of Overbrook spend some time at the Vass r terms of sale on file, the Township w U Summit Avenue TaL P. A. 4-4418-J ing 5700.00 plus the costs of preparing • • • * deed and advertising this sale. deliver a bargain and sale deed f. • • • m avenue Saturday. home. said premises. * * • • Miss June Lind has returned to Lorraine, of Anne street, are spend THE CSIKS' ASSOCIATION will Take further notice that at said sale, v DANIEL STFLLE OF WOOD- hold its regular meeting tonight. or any data to which it may oe ad- B. J. DUNIGAN, bridge avenue is improving aft- THE MISSES ALMA HORN AND MISS FLORENCE AKERS OF her home on William street after ing a week at Point Pleasant. journed, the Township Committee re- Township Clerk. Stroudsburg, Pa., was a guest at .spending a two weeks' vacation at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen and Refreshments will be served. serves the rig*it in its discretion to re- Dated: July 19th 1938. er an illness of several days. Grace Kentos of Meadow road « * * * ject any one or all bids mid to sell said To be advertised July 22nd and Jul • • • * were Newark visitors Friday. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon- Lake Hopcatcong with her grand- daughters Wilda tnd Shirley, were lota in said block to such bidder ivs it 29Ui. 1938. in the Fords Beacon. ard Wait on Silver Lake ave- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lind. visitors in Atlanxic City, Sunday. MR. AND MRS. ANDRE"\V NOV- may select, due regard being given U MRS. R. C. PENNEY AND MRS. nue Sunday. Mrs. John Hawkins and Mrs. Miss Lorraine Fedderson of Ev- ak and daughter Betty were terms and manner of payment, in ca? LEGAi~NOflCE STANLEY GANDAK, JR., HAS weekend guests of Mrs. E. Kocsi one or .more minimum bkis shall b. returned to his home on Over- * * • • Richard Walsh and daughter, Di- ergreen avenue, is spending a received. Rrt«?r To: V-85; Docket 119-46 THE MEETING OF THE PANTH- ane, of Fords, Mrs. Elizabeth Ma- week's vacation at Point Pleasant, of Woodbridge. Upon acceptance of the mini mum bid, [Recorded: Book 1128; Page 29C brook avenue after some time or bid above minimum, by the Town- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE spent in St. Peter's hospital in er Athletic Club scheduled for can of Raritan Township and Vincent Westlake o£ Ford ave- THE REGULAR D3ILL OF THEship Committee and the payment tli«.i-e- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: last Monday night, has been Mrs. Elizabeth Kennett of Wood- nue, recently visited in Atlantic Hopelawn Engine Co., No. 1 o( by the purchaser according to the At a ivgular meeting of the Town New Brunswick. manner of purchase in aivm-dani-e with ship Committee of the Township c Classified postponed. The next meeting bury, spent Monday afternoon as City. was held last night. terms of sale on fllo, the Towiirfiip will Woodbriilge held Monday. July If • • • * A, regular meeting of the Ladies' deliver a bargain and sale deed for 1938, I was directed to advertise th MRS. HERMAN FREY OF Lloyd will take place next Monday the guests of Mrs. S.idney Scott of • • • * evening at the Woodbridge ave Belleville. Auxiliary of Harry Hans<|h Post said premises. t:\v\ that on Monday evening, August J avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Lester 163, American Legion was held MR. AND MRS. JOHN SABO OF B. J. DUNIGA^V. 193S, the Township Committee will met Henderson of Metuchen were nue clubrooms. Mr -and Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mr. Charles street, motored to As- Township Clerk. at 8 P. M. (DST) in the Committd Directory Tuesday night at the home of Miss Dated: July 19th, 1938. (.""•lumbers, Memorial Municipal Build guests of Miss Dora Messier and * • • • • .and Mrs. James Rennick and Mr. bury Park Sunday. ing, Woodbridgo, New Jersey, and ex Julia Dani, in Maple street. To be advertised July 22nd and July pose mid sell at public sale and to th» MAN—to distribute circulars, hand- \ MEETING OF THE New Brans land Mrs. Samuel Tryden spent 29th, 1938. in tlw Fovds Beacon. 1 family in Chester Sunday. The frankfurter roast for the • * • • highest bidder according to terms o bills, and sarnplr:. ) for us in your lo- « • * • wick High School Alumni As- Sunday afternoon at High Bridge. safe on file with the Township Cleri 'ulity. "We i«iy by the thousand. sociation of Raritan Township Mr. and Mrs. James Beck and Junior Legion Auxiliary, post pon- MARK McCABE, JR., and George LEGAL1IOTICE~ open to inspection and to be publlclj You do no selling. No EXPERIENCE MIS MARY ELLEN GIDDES OF ed Saturday because of heavy Methok. of Florida Grove road, read prior to sale. Lots 1454-1456 it NECESSARY. Must be honest, reli- Columbus avenue is spending was held Tuesday night at the daughter, Marilen, of King George Refer To: W-5; Docket 114-213 Block 4Q. Woodbridge Township As- able, an'l neat appearing. Trans- home of Miss Teddy Eggertson road, have returned to their home rains, will t3ke place tomorrow at spent Sunday fishing at Cape Recorded: Book 10S8; Paso 396. sessment Map. AniprJcan Advertising Distributors, several weeks with her grand- after spending: the weekend at the the Fords Park. Mrs. Arthur Per- May, N. J. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Take further notice that the Town- Box 748A., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. parents in Bound Brook. of Woodbridge avenue. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ship Committee has, by resolution and 4t—fim-2-J;7m-J,8,15 home of Mrs. Beck's parents, Mr. ry, Junior counsellor, will be in SIMON BUDZEK AND FAMILY At a regular meeting of the Town- pursuant to law, fixed a minimum price • • • • charge of arrangements. ship CommitU'e of the Township of at which said lot in said block will FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT JOHN OBSZARNEY OF BON- and Mrs. Arthur Knudsen, of spent the weekend at Wild wood. Woodbridge hold Monday, July IS. V>p 3v'.-l together with all ot*ier details KEASBEY Bridgeport, Conn. Samuel Katz of New Brunswick • • • • 1938, I was directed to advertise thu pertinent, said minimum price being 600 St. George's Avo., Wood- nie Brook avenue, John Weissen avenue has returned from a two fact tliat tm Monday evening1, AiiRust 1. Sl.axi.00 plus the costs of preparing bridge, call between 6 & 7 P. M. burg, Jr., of Woodbridge ave- Mr .and Mrs. Charles Wilson JOSEPH LAZIZZA OF FLORIDA 1933. the Township CommitU-e will mcei d«vd ;inJ advertising this sale. MR. AND MRS. FRED EICHLER and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker weeks' trip to Havana and the Grove road, spent Sunday at at S P. M. iPST) in the Committe« Take further notice that at said aale, nue Fred Adams of Church West Indies. Chambers, Memorial Municipal Build- oi- any date to which It may be ad- Real Estate For Sale street, Leo Meyer of Plainfield and daughter, Janet, of Stam- of Fords, spent Sunday in Asbury West New York. ing. Woodbridge, New Jersey, and ex- inunied. the Township Committee re- ave., James and Russell Skid- ford, Conn., have returned home Park. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fritz of Third • * * • pose and sell at public sale and to the serves the right in its discretion to re- E. R. FINN & COMPANY Mrs. S. J. Madger and children street were recent visitors in High highest bidder according to terms at ject any one or all bids and to sell Rt'ul Estate and Insurance more of Stoney road and Myron alter spending the week with FRANK BAYUK AND BROTHER sale on ille with the Township Clerk said lot in said block to such bidder Luwe of New Brunswick are Mrs. Eicher's father, Thomas Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kulpa of South Bridge. Michael motored to Little Wash open lo inspection and to be publicly as it may select, due regard being Bondfl - Mori gages Amboy, motored recently to Mon- read prior to sale, Blocks 309 B-C-D-F.- given lo terms and manner of pay- 90 llafn W(io VBT. MID-SUMMER SALE • With our new show rooms com- OF pleted, we are glad to extend to you an invitation to visit us, inspect our new GAS RANGES quarters and at the same time see the new styles in Furs for the 1938-1939 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE season. BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS • A casual glance at the coats oi- 16."« fin? ALL ARE NEW INSULATED RANGES EQUIPPED WITH OVEN HEAT CON- fered in this Sale will prove con- Your Hair Can Look TROL & OTHER LATEST FEATURES clusively the superiority of our garments. Don't permit laded or graying herir to mar your appearancel Correct it with Clairol the shampoo- It will pay you to inspect these ranges at your earliest MAY WE HAVE THE oil-tint that cleanses as it reconditions as it TINTS, convenience as in many cases there are only one of a kind. imparting youthful beauty. A 20-minute treatment PLEASURE OF MEET- will subtract years and add beauty to your hair ING AND SERVING YOU m . . add beauty to your looks. Perth Amboy Gas Light Co. JOAN CLATR ClcriroL Inc^ 132 West 46 Street, New York. N. Y. 222 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. Send FREE Booklet, Advice and AnalvaU. WOODBRIDGE FUR SHOP "THE HOME OF BETTER FUR GARMENTS" Kfy BeauUdan'B Name is 522 AMBOY AVENUE, WOODBRIGE, N. J. FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRID'-.Y MORNING, JbLY 2.1. 3 938 PAGE THREE Social Briefs of F ords, Keasbey, Hopelawn, RaritanTownship & Metuchen 2 Fords Girls Studying Lucky Seven Unit Has PAUL ANTOL WEDS MISS ANNA Hair and Beauty Culture; DATES SET FOR REPUBLICANS TO Election Of Officers KEASBEY RESIDENTS ENJOY BUS —•— i 1 FORDS.—Miss Ethel Seichs was SISAN OF WOODBRIDCE SATURDAY FORDS.—Miss Frances O'Reilly j "COUNTRY FAIR' CONDUCT PICNIC hostess to the Lucky Seven Club TRIP TO PALISADES PARK, SUN. and Miss Elaine Jensen, of this j recently at her home on Jersey KEASBEY.—£!iss Anna Sisan, daughter of Mr. andplace, and graduates of Perth Am- j avenue. Election of officers was KEASBEY.—A number of residents of this place held boy high school ,are now enrolled j held. an enjoyable outing to Palisades Park last Sunday. Trans- Mrs. Joseph Sisan of Woodbridge, was married to Paul in Wilfred Academy of Hair and jAT ISELIN SITE AT BONHAMTOWN Vera Silagy was elected presi- portation was by bus with Mrs. Charles Pfeiffer in charge Antol, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Antol, of Crows Mill road, Beauty Culture where they are IANNUAL AFFAIR TO BE dent. Others elected were: Secre- taking courses in all the arts and ! ALL-DAY EVENT. RAINED tary, Mary Kovacs; treasurer, of arrangements. ~~~ Keasbey, Saturday morning at the Our Lady of Mt. Car- SPONSORED BY ST. mel church in Woodbridge. Rev. Father Domotor offici- sciences of the profession. [ OUT LAST WEEK. TO BE Irene Silagy and publicity agent, Miss O'Reilly is the daughter of CECELIA'S PARISH Present were Mrs Margaret flj William Testa Is ated at the nuptial mass. HELD TOMORROW Betty Seichs. Day, of Plainfield; Mr. and Mrs. ~ . Mr. and Mrs. William O'Reilly, AUG. 17 - 20 Refreshments followed the busi and Miss Jensen's parents are Mr. Gus Ilbright. Mr. and Mrs. Lecn Hostess 10 Bridge tlUD Ford, Legion Auxiliary _ \ PISCATAWAYTOWN. — The ness session. The next meeting Jeglinski and son, Peter Johnson, . „ and Mrs. Hans Jensen. Miss Jen- picnic scheduled for last Saturday will take place at the home of sen by the way, is an accomplish- ISELIN.—The combined societ- Mr. and Mrs. John Vamos and son, RARITAN TOWNSHIP.—Mrs. For Outtng of white mousseline desoie, and ies of St. Cecelia's church in Ise-by the West Raritan Republican Miss Betty Seichs. long tulle veil. She carried an old accordionist. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Deik, Fred William Testa was hostess to the FORDS.—The Fords Legion lin will sponsor their annual club, which was rained out, wilf Deik, Jr., LaVerne Deik, Helen Thursday Night Bridge Club rc- Auxiliary will hold a picnic and fashioned bouquet. -• •-—+••' Mrs. Stephen Prekop, as matron Young Republicans To "Country Fair" beginning August j be held tomorrow at the Shady Varady, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuller i-ently at her home in Woodbridge visiting day Thursday, August 11, 17 and continuing util August 20. [Brook Grove, Bonhamtown. Sand Modeling Contest ton, Mrs. Martha Fullerton, Ida avenue. at the county Kiddie Camp in of honor, was attired in a yellow Sponsor Cellar Party At a special meeting held last eve- There will be contests consist- Is Successful Affair and HHazel l FullertonFllt , MrM . andd MrsM . Hign SCOVQSCOVQ was won by Mrs. Ar Raritan Township. chiffon gown, while Miss Mary Sisan, sister of the bride, as maid nin, one hundred and eighty mem- ing of balloon inflations, horse- Joseph Parsler, Eleanor Parsler, nold v Therkelsen, while tlie con Plans for the affair were made CLARA BARTON.—The Clara bers of the parish answered the shoe pitching, three-legged races, PISCATAWAYTOWN.—A most Mr, and Mrs. John Parsler, Mrs. solution prize was awarded to Tuesday night at a meeting in the oi honor, and Miss Mary Antol, sis interesting sand modeling contest Julia Stillson, Eddie Stillson, Mr. _ ~ Raymond ter of the bridegroom, as brides- Barton Young Republican club call of their pastor, Rev. William sack races, tug-of-war for men, Mrs Wilck. Other home of the secretary, Mrs. Ben- will hold a cellar party Saturday, J. Brennan, to assist him in plan- women and children's teams, and for children was held Tuesday and Mrs. William Bertram, John, guests were Mrs. Edward Wick- jamin Sunshine, in Maxwell ave- maid, were attired in powder blue morning at the Commons here un- George and Walter Bertram. chiffon, made on the same style August 27, at Us headquarters, ning the fair for this year. Sixja twilight softball game. Among berg, Mrs. Arthur Burns. Mrs nue. Home-made cakes and re- First and Sixth streets. years ago this outdoor social was i the skill attractions will be throw- der the sponsorship of the WPA Also Margaret and Anna Chce- Stanley Nogan and Mrs. Carl Rei- freshment baskets will be present- as the gown worn by the matron recreation division. of honor. All attendants wore Plans for the affair were made established by the pastor as a_ing baseballs at cocoanuts suspend ga, Mr. and Mrs. John Deak, Mr. tenbach. ed Ui camp members in the course means to advance the little church ed from wire?, knocking a quarter La Verne Mills and Paul Berrue and Mrs. James Quish. Luke Pfeif of a reception- large leghorn bonnets and carried Monday night at a meeting and colonial bouquets of black-eye James Governale was named gen- of Iselin. Today the annual "coun- dollar off the top of a duck pin were in charge of the competition ler, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Faczak, ENGAGEMENT TOLD The Junior Legion Auxiliary Susans. eral chairman of arrangements try fair" is one of the most popu- iand dropping a ball through a hole while the judges included Made- Hans Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Ste- will be picnic guests of its senior lax events in Middlesex County, in a barrel. There will be social line Fisher, Agnes Bors, Mildrea phen Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Hud- HOPELAWN.—Mr. and Mrs. W. iShephen Prekop was best man The party has been planned to unit. take the place of the picnic which With the addition of new land pur games and many other amuse- Colletto and Fay Pettit. son, Andrew Perhach, Mr. and Jedi-ezejewski of Erin avenue, an- and the ushers were Joseph Antol chased by the church, many new ments with dancing from 3 o'clock Prizes were awarded to the fol-Mrs. John Domejka, Francis and rounce the engagement of tN'ir and John Antol, 'brothers of the was to have been held early in September. attractions have been created to to the music of Freddie Julian lowing: Contest among girls up to Buddy Domejka. daughter Mavy, to John Choegu, bridegroom. cover the five and a half acres of and his Club Temple orchestra of son of Mrs. Checga of -Ke;ft!Sey. Others on the committee in- 8 years of age, won by* Florence Following the wedding cere- land. Perth Amboy. Sherman; Neil Penn, second; Em- No date has been set for the wed- mony, a reception was held at the clude Mrs. Alfred Schnebbe, Mrs. Sand Hills Boys' Club St. Cecelia's Boys' Band consist- The grove is to be decorated ma Matthews, third. ding. home of the bride's parents for John Yorke, Ethel Varga, Irene Formed Monday Night the immediate families. Mr. andLawrence, Joseph Merker, John ing of thirty-five pieces, will pre- and lighted at night. Contest among girls and boys up Mrs. Antol will make their home Wilkens and Recorder Alfred C. sent a free band concert each Leonard Wait is general chair- to 8 years of age: won by Hiw^-y «_. offer on Fulton street in Woodbridge. Urffer. night and radio stars will man of arrangements, assisted by Matthews; Charles Marchitto, sec RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — Or- Following the business session, entertainment throughout the eve-John Colletti, James Hanson, Ed- ond and Helen Bors, third. ning. The Garden Restaurant con- ganization of the Sand Hills Boys' a social hour was enjoyed with ward Bertram, Edward Voorhees, Contest among girls and boys Club tcok place Monday night at Woman's Democratic Unit refreshments served in charge of ducted by the ladies of the par-Mrs. Leo Wagner, Gus Borwegan, between ages of 8 and 12 years: ish will offer a la Carte service a well attended meeting in Mol- To Elect Same Officers Commisioner Victor C. Pedersen. Peter Meeker, Mrs. Anna Mahone, won by Elsie Homery; Lorraine nar's hall. The new organization ad will specialize in shore, and John McNulty, Mrs. Gus Roo- Rosenfeld, second and Joseph Mar chicken dinners. Nestled under was formed to stimulate athletic Yjarg, W, R. Woodward, Mrs. Henchitto- , third. activity in that section of the town PISCATAWAYTOWN.—At the large oak trees, on the fail- ry Troger, Jr., Howard Furbcck, meeting in the club house on COLONIA ship. grounds will be the "Oriental Tea Frank Gavenda, Russell Walker, KEASBEY Player avenue, Friday evening, Room" with its elaborate decora- A membership campaign was bo Automobile accidents MISS PEGGY KNAUER OF John Rigby, Mrs. O. Hibbard, Leo gun with invitations being extend the nominating committee of the Fairview avenue, is visiting her tions and mystic atmosphere. The Wagner, Commissioner Henry Tro are more prevalent to- Women's Democratic Club, report MR. AND MRS. JOHN KOVACH ed to youths from all sections of grandmother, Mrs. Theresa Does new dance pavillion witK its col-ger, Jr., and John Parciun. and daughter, Helen and son ed that the same officers be re- ored lights will be one of the big the township. Preliminary pl;uis YOUR day than ever before, of Atlantic Highlands for two John of Luzerne, Pa., were were made for a softball team, nominated with the addition of a weeks. attractions and Joe Batkin's eight- financial secretary to which place MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH MILLI- guests of Mrs. Andrew Sabo, of with Michael Patrick and George are you properly insured * * * * piece orchestra will furnish dance gan, of Cooper avenue, an- Douglas street, Monday. GARDENING NEED Miss Rose Oliver! was nominated. music. Karabinchak being named manag- in a financially sound Mrs. Herbert Pfeiffcr was in MISS GERTRUDE McANDHEWS nounce the birth of a daughter * * * * ers. Election of officers will most Rakes, Hoes, Shears, of West Hill road, has returned Hundreds of gifts donated by last Monday. MICHAEL TOTH OF COPPER- likely be held at the next regular Spades, Forks and Fer- charge of the meeting. home after a two week's visit stock insurance com- The next meeting will be held members of the parish will be on • * * * nic avenue is spending some meeting Monday night. tilizers at the lowest with her grandmother, Mrs. display at the various booth and MR. AND MRS. PETER DeFrcize time touring Canada and the prices in Middlesex pany? on Friday, August 5, at which Elizabeth Me Andrews, at Scran- time plans will be made for the handsome prizes will be given of Long Island, were the week- New England states. ka and daughter Helen and son County. ton, Pa. away free each night. When asked end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- • * * • Ernest and Mrs. Louis Szechi oi1 • celebration of the third annivers- * * * * ADOLPH QUADT ary of the club, with Mrs. Betty liam Tuma, of Sonora avenue. MISS MARY AUGUSTIN^KI OF Douglas, street, were the recent IOMPLETE LINE OF PAINTS MR. AND MRS. H. G. LUDERER * * m • Miller as- chairman in charge of •MR. AND MRS. JACOB KOWAL South Orange, spent the past guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius AND VARNISHES of Fairview avenue, entertain- ski of town and Mr. and Mrs.MORIS WITOWSKY OF OAK week with her aunt, Mrs. Anna Kohn, of Bridgeport, Conn. AND SON arrangements. * * * * Hoy aad MunraU ATM. ed their daughter, Mrs. L. Nest- James DeMarco, of Perth Am- Tree road, has returned home Katransky, of Coppernic avenue. ler of New York City, Sunday. boy, recently motored to Val- after a vacation with friends in. • * • * FORDS HARDWARE If. I. Read the BEACON MISS MARY KONOWICZ SPENT • • • * ley Forge, Pa. New York state. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SIS- Friday in Newark with friends. COMPANY DAVID SODERSTROM OF DOV- 511 New Brunswick Ave. er road, sailed this week to vis- FORDS, N. J. RADIO TROUBLE? it relatives in Sweden. MRS. OSCAR WILKERSON, Sr., FOR QUICK AND EFFICIENT SERVICE CALL of Wood lane, has returned Telephone 4-0075 PERTH AMBOY 4—00B4 from a visit with friends in Greenhouse 25th Madison, Conn. • • • • MUSS GERTRUDE HEDGES OF Dover road, is visiting her brother who is ill in the Mayo Thos. F. Burke hospital in Rochester, N. Y. i n • • — Funeral Directors — MISS BETTY HULL, OF KENT A PWLCO SOtVKS. PUH road, has returned from Cleve- AUGUST FUR SALE! land, Ohio, where she attended the wedding of a friend. GREENHOUSE, Furriers since 1913, and for 366 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. ORR'S RADIO SHOP years acknowledged the Headquarters in this 219 SMITH STREET, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. Peterson and daughters, Char- section of New Jersey, again presents a sensa- * Our up-to-dal« Laboratory and trained men are at lotte and Edith, are vacationing Joseph V. Coslello, Mgr. your service to five you 100% Radio satisfaction, — at Raisley Lake, Me. tional collection of furs in this AUGUST SALE "Hard to Fix" get* are our specialty - Prices Reasonable from simplest school girl swagger to the most READ THE BEACON elaborate mink coat. Rich, gorgeous skins have "There 1B no been manipulated as subtly as fabrics—empha- For Burkfl Bcrvlcii' sizing the new youthful details that will figure so prominently in this season's fashions. BUMSTEAD'S WORM SYRUP Reliable remedy developed by a phytklan In lilt praelic* for •xp«tllng largo round wormi, pin wormi ond whip wormi. For children and adulli. A mother doled Ihot '/j botllo •xpelltd 132 wormi. Stood tho toil far 75 LAY-AWAY PLAN yean. PlBaionUoloke.DrunoliH.50c kiil When the Week-end OF PURCHASE! Eit. C. A. VOORHEES. H.D., rhliidllpMl. Pi. BE SURE TO GET AN • Small payments reverse your purchase and Comes to an End weekly or monthly payments over a period of months make it convenient to buy your fur coat here. AMERICAS HERE may be a flat feeling as you STANDARD TFMEl Tnear home but spirits are revived THE GREENHOUSE when food is found in the Kelvinator. That is the beauty of automatic refrig- GUARANTEE- eration. You can go away for several • So sure are we that prices are going higher —we say to you without fear of retraction, if days and your food supplies will be you are dissatisfied with your purchase by October fresh when you return. first, we will refund all your payments or ex- change your coat. Crl Iruntworlhy tim« in • amort BOY NOW -SAVINGS UP TO 40% fngcreoH wuich. Yuiikee U ihe emallcBl and tliinnr-Hl pocket GROUP No. 1 j GROUP No. 2 k GROUP No. 3 watch al 81.50. Chrome-plnlcd ca*e, clear numerals, unbreak- If you have remembered to store $ $ able crynUiL your supplies there will be some- 79.50 95.00 MARMINKS, thing good to eat, unless you stay LAPIN COATS CHIKAJAN LAMBS WOMEN WHO HOLD (Grey, Black or Brown) (Grey, Black or Brown) MINK DYED away too long. Milk and cream GREAT NORTHERN MUSKRATS, SEALS, MUSKRAT, THEIR MEN SEAL, MOIRE PONY, stay fresh for days; fruits keep their fresh MENDOZA BEAVER, CARACUL RUSSIAN PONY RACCOON NEVER LET THEM KNOW O matter bow much your flavor; butter is firm. It is the dry cold N back achos and your nerve* •cream, your husband, because ho that takes care of this.' U only a man, can nover undor- HIGHER PRICE COATS including Persian steed why you are so hard to lira Lafnb, Hudson Seal, Fitch and Beaver all with one woek In every month. Too often tlio honeymoon ex- We have Kelvinators sized and priced at VERY LOW PRICES! press U wrecked by tho nagging tonjuo Of a three-quartor wifo. The to fit different sized kitchens and wl*G woman never let* her hunb&nd knew by outward sign that she la 1 « victim of periodic pain. budgets. See them at Public Service For throe generations one woman . h&M told another how to go "endl- stores. Prices are moderate and our pay- Ing through" with Lydia E. Pink- h&m's Vegetable Compound. It JaelfB Nature tono up tho system, • ment terms are easy. thai lesoanLog the discomforts from. the functional disorders wbici* women must endure In tho three ordeals of life: 1. Turning from girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre- A. GREENHOUSE partnS for motherhood. 8. Ap- PVBLIC»SERVICE proMining "middle age." (INCORPORATED) Don't bo a throo-quarter wife, A-63II toko LYDIA B. PINKHAM'3 VaOBTABLE COMPOUND 6n4 195 SMITH STREET, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. GO "BOUta* Through,11 PAGEFO0R FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1938 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON that there is no such thing as po- Defending an American Tradition verty in our country. That is. of SAME OLD JACK-IN-THE-BOX course, a gross exaggeration." jnRARiTAN^^SHIP Mrs. Elimore H. Herrick, director, FORDS "BEACON NLRB, talking to lawyers: "It's smart to settle." PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Herbert L. Matthews, war corres- y • 'VS- • '.*•' • pondent in Spain: "No one can | THE BEACON PUBLISHING CO. deny the overwhelming superior- ity of the rebels, so far as gum, At 611 New Brunswick Avenue planes, tanks and ammunition are Fords Section, Raritan Township concerned." Mail Address—Fords, N. J. • « • • Richard C. Patterson, Jr., Assist- TELEPHONE: PERTH AMBOY 4—2123 ant Secretary of Commerce: Subscription $1.50 per year "The investigation of business practices will not be a witch- ELMER J. VECSEY burning expedition.'1 Publisher and Managing Editor * • • • Joseph C. O'Mahoney, U. S. Sen- Entered at the Post Office, at Fords, N. J., as second clas« ator from Wyoming: "It is the .nail matter on April 17, 1936. facts that are radical." John Simon, British Chancellor of the Exchequer: "The future we are preparing for our children. Two Famous Fliehts should make us shudder." Howard Hughes and his companions, in their flight ar- * • • » ound the world, not only set a new record but established Matthew Woll, vice-president. A. a firra reputation for the reliability of American airplanes. F. of L.: "What is right with lne% H. Irwin Asks — CHURCH America is the faith in which it There is no use in discounting the Hughes' achievement was conceived, the hope which it because it was backed by intelligent use of money. To SHOULD WOMEN has held out to the oppressed of travel around the globe in less than four days is a monu- TAKE OVER THE NEWS all nations.'' mental achievement in the development of aerial naviga- WORLD? * * # * tion, which started during the lifetime of many people FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Arthur H. Vanderberg, U. S. Sen- in Middlesex County. SCIENTIST ator from Michigan: "The coun- BSERVING that men have "LOVE" is the Lesson-Sermon try can stand a few 'mistakes' in subject for Sunday, July 31, in all The surprise flight of Douglas Corrigan across the North made a "noble stagger" at its political department. It can- Atlantic, a spectacular exhibition of Mying skill, combined O Christian Science Churches and not stand many 'mistakes' in its running the universe but "have Societies througohut the world. judicial department." with exceedingly good fortune, robbed the Hughes' ac- succeeded only in making 3 hope- The Golden Text is: "The Lord • • • • complishment off the front pages. The young aviator, less muddle," and that "every is good to all: and his tender mer- Harry L. Hopkins, WPA Admin- with the patched up plane, deserves the acclaim show- century, men plunge mankind t cies are over all his works." istrator: "Pump-priming is as ered upon him and nobody wishes it otherwise. Into a deeper, blacker, more hopa- (Psalms 145:9). American as corn-on-the-cob." less cnaoa," well-known authoress Among tlie Lesson-Sermon cita- • • * • The progress of aviation is served better by the Hughes' tions is the following from the Bi- flight although young Corrigan stirs up the imagination Ine2 Haynes Irwin in July Good Leon Henderson, economist, who Housekeeping magazine, aaks wom- ble: "The Lord is my shepherd; I and helps to enthuse the populace with the glory of aerial shall not want." (Psalms 23:1). predicted the present depression: en to take over ttie world. The Lesson-Sermon also includes "My guess is that we are headed navigation. Besides, in a world as large as our own, there According to Mrs. Irwin, "Men not for a boom, but for recovery." is room for both types of individual daring and a mood to do not know this passage from the Christian applaud all bhe persons connected with the two flights. how to spend Science textbook, "Science and m oney. They Health with Key to the Script- know nothing ures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "The THE ANSWERS about manage- ChrisUan Science God is univer- An automobile is a fine thing until it balks on a lonely ment and or- sal, eternal, divine Love, whicn 1. The Italian Government says gan iiat Ion. They changeth not and causeth no evil, road, on a hot day. do not know Italian fliers ''shot down" 580 disease, nor death" (p. 140). Loyalist airplanes. * ' * * • how to keep the MRS. JOSEPH STRAKA AND world clean and 2. Apparently; the 1940 games World's Death Rate Drops to maintain law will be held in Finland. son, Stewart of Edison avenue and order. They 3. Laws issued by an official and Miss L. Ferguson, visited The death rate for the present generation continues to • in Perth Amboy recently. H. irwin appear to like WHO KNOWS? with supreme authority. fall nearly everywhere on earth and the expectancy of life war. They are 4. $3,984,887,600. # * * * s increased generally in all age-groups, but most for romanticists. Women know how 1. Are Italian aviators fighting 5. 45 days. MR. AND MRS. LOUIS KAUF- to spend money. They are born man of Harvey avenue enter- babies, according to statistics contained in the League of managers and organizers. They in Spain? 6. October 2nd. ADVENTURERS' CLUB Nation Yearbook. insist upon cleanliness, law and 2. Has Japan withdrawn its in- 7. About six per cent. tained Mr. and Mrs. Adam order. They hate war. They are vitation to the Olympic Games? 8. Freight rates on a mileage Metz and son Helmar of Liu- In the United States, according Lo this authority, a white realtets." 3. What are "decree laws"? basis, comparable to those charg- den and Mrs. Anna Kaufman. HEADLINES FROM THE LIVES girl born in 1935 could expect to live 64.72 years—the Mrs. Irwin, apparently utilizing 4. What is the estimated deficit ed Northern shippers. • • • * highest expectancy of life for any child on earth. A white woman's genius for organization, of the U. |S. for Uie 1930 fiscal 9. The largest harvest in the MRS. D. LEON JENNINGS AND OF PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF! has quickly organized the entire world's history. •daughter, Roberta, of Lincoln boy, born in the same year, could look forward to four race of men Into three general year? 5. How iong is the duck hunt- 10. About 7,000,000. Highway, are spending a week years less expectancy, but, even so, his chance for long life groups. 1. The Drone Men. "Toe in their house trailer at Sea Drone Han la Rarest of the spe- ing season this 'yea.?'! "r>: End" was better than in any other country excepting Denmark. cies, but a nulaance neverthe- 6. When do the big league pen- SUAKE BITES TWO Bay Park. BY :KBONS It is interesting to observe that an infant, born in India, less. Habitat—a comfortable chair. ant races end? * * * * Far.;. :e Hunter coukl expect only twenty-six years of life. In Japan, it is Function—none." 2. The Brle-a- 7- What per cent, of the world's Monterey, Tenn. — Going into MRS. JOSEPH DUH OF Lincoln Brac man—"A widespread class. population lives in South Amer- the bedroom to find out the reas- Highway, spent Monday in ET,LO EVERYBU1- :: stated, the average is forty-six years. These figures re- Identifiable by radiation,, of irre- ica? on for her 3-year-old son's fret- Perth Amboy. II \ilk about beina in a tou«h spot! Hero's just about sistible charm. Habitat — any- ting, something struck Mrs. Roe veal that children born in the United States are blessed where picturesque. Function—to 8. What do Southern shippers • • * • the toughest one I ever hoard of. Suzanne Maihius KA New not only witli Uie political freedom and -economic advan- make life pleasant." 3. The Genius mean by "rail parity." Cisco on the leg near his bed and,MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH STBA- looking down, she saw a copper- York City contributes this talc to the column and becomes a tages that are unrivaled in the world, but that they have a Man. "Distinguishable by an ab- 9. What is the outlook for the ka of Edison avenue, entertain- Distinguished Adventurer on the stronfllh of it. prospect of living longer than children born in other sent took in the eye. Habitat—the world's wheat crop? head snake writhing awaj'. Pull- ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zaulaf workshop, inunction—to create." 10. How many bales of cotton ing back, the covers, she found thai of Secaucas, Sunday, As far as Suzanne is concerned, U\e only n-doeming feature ol this countries. To dispose of these three classes does the Government hold? it had bitten the child on the foot. experience is that a number ol othci people shared it with her, It was of men, who apparently would be Both mother and son were made MRS. AUSTIN SNYDER OF down in Miami in December, 1829. A crowd ol Suzanne's friends had * * * * under foot if women took ovc the seriously ill. Michael street, is entertaining clubbed together nnd chartered a b<:a! for a week-end fishing trip. It was We know a man who finds it hard to work. His office world, Mrs. Irwin suggests that we VIEWS and REVIEWS her mother, Mrs. Ida Lohr, of an old boat of the cabin cruiser type with plenty of bunks in it. and the is too hot in summer ami too cold in the winter. "turn the Drone Men out tc pas- Port Jervis, N. Y., for a lew parly sailed at midnight on the cantain'e assurance lluit. by morning, ture; put the Bric-a-Brac Men in(Franklin D. Roosevelt: he'd have them at a spot where there'd be plenty of good fishing. the bric-a-brac cabinet; lock up MENU) PARK days. the Genius Men In the laboratory. "Every right-thinking man and When they awoke next morning (Hoy were out of sighl of Isiticl. tLe study, and the studio." woman' in the United States wish- MR. AND MRS. POLLACK Ol The only thing that showed on (hi1 horizon was a small island that Brutal and Stupid MISS VIOLA GROTJAN OF To defend her stand, Mrs. Irwin es that it. was safe for the nation Loretta street, visited friends in looked as if it might be one of the rimidu Krys. Suzanne asked The brutality of the aerial murder of defenseless men, cites several instances in which to spend less of our national bud- Bound Brook .spent the week- New York, Sunday. Uie captain whirr Uicy wt-re, ;MH1 In- loUl In v they wore about UO women took over r.ien's jobs and get on our armed forces." end with Mr. and Mrs. Louis • • • • miles from Miami, hut he didn'l say In wluil direction. women and children in Spain and China is, in the opinion t w • • Ritthaler of Cedar street. produced successful results where THE REPUBLICAN CLUB OF Their Captain Was Crazy. of military observers, equalled by the stupidity of such- the men preceding women had Gustav Adolf, Crown Prince of Hopelawn, will meet next Tues fulled miserably. Sweden: "Some people believe LITTLE JOAN O'HARE OF And shortly after thai, things began to happen. "The first inkling tactics. day evening at the clubrooms. we had that anything was wrong," Suzanne says, "came from my Undoubtedly designed to break down the morale of the Highland Park, is spending * in Luther avenue. DREAM OF GIRLS COMES TRUE week's vacation with her grand mother who was chaperoning the trip. She came up and asked us opposing armios, the aerial slaughter of thousands of non- mother, Mrs. L. Ritthaler, of what we knew about the captain. She hud been talking to him, she combatants in China and Spain has produced no appreci- Cedar street. said, when suddenly he began raving—saying that his son was "The AS PICTURE BEGINS BEAD THE BEACON High Priest of the Temple," and that his father was the right hand man able weakening in the resistance of military units. Most The dream of 50,000 girls came a long term contract and a leading lo the king of Sweden. A couple of us decided to investigate, and started military experts believe exactly the contrary, that such true when production started on role. a casual conversation with the captain. After talking with him a few barbarism produces intense emotions which tend to stiffen "The Chaser," for it meant that a Because of the first sequence, it minutes we were left in no doubt He was CRAZY AS A LOONl" resistance, girl without any previous film ex- was impossible for the young lady That didn't look so good. Ninety miles out at sea—out of sight of perience was to step before the to keep her excited state of mind a land-and totally at the mercy of a crazy boat captain. The whole A soldier, fighting in a front line, and knowing that the cameras as a leading lady. secret. Stone, as insurance racket crowd agreed thai the best thing to do was to put back to Miami. But enemy may be dropping bombs on his family in some peace- She is Ann Morriss, who shares doctor, had to examine her with a the captain didn't agree with them. He flatly refused to move the boat, ful village, is apt to fight the foe with hatred and enthu- honors with Dennis O'Keefe, Levria stethoscope. and said a few things more, too- He told them that not one of them knew siasm. In fact, the knowledge of what is going on behind Stone, Lana Turner and Nat Pen- "I've never had medical training," (Music Features & Photo Syndicate) a I'linf. sUoul r,uvig:ilioj> and couldn't run the bo;it by themselves—that dleton in the Metro-Goldwn-Mayer tl.cy diiin't even know where they were -and whal was more, he was in the lines, in most cases, will lead an individual lighter to laughed Stone, "but you're hitting flEORGE M. COHAN was 60title: "So You Left Me for the film. about sixty-miles-an-hour." Leader of a Swing Sand." absolute authority while at sea and not even the President could tell him lake additional chances in order to kill more of the enemy VI years old on July 4. ... The "what to do with his ship. Preparing for her debut all in "The Chaser" follows the activi- occasion called for a new autobio- Most Important Songt in front of him. on© day, brought a rush of busy ties of a young lawyer as he fakes graphical song What are the most important Thty hied to cajole him, but that didn't work. The men B t> * * W hours for the newest among screen accidents in order to make the bit? from Broad- songs ever written, reckoned by the started In threaten him, but he walked away, and five minutes actresses. Here was her schedule: corporations pay poor people. lie way's favorite part they played in affecting the tefi-i apjifarcd in the companionway will] a tun in his hand. One of these days the world will come to an end aiK? Make-up test at 8:30, wardi'obe test falls in love with the girl who is son, but the destinies of man? "La Marseil- Alter that, nobody cared to argue with the skipper. catch a lot of people wasting time on frivolous things. at 9:30, hair test at 10:30, voice sent to trap him and she makes him songwriting pen laise" has a place in the list since • • * * * test at 11:30, screen test at 2:00, realize the folly of his ways. remained idle. A it was the firebrand which set the Planned to Kill All of Them. publicity pictures at 3:00, confer- generation has spark to the French Revolution. The day wore on slowly. No one fished, for every one was too scared Frank Davis, whose pictures in- passed since "John Brown's Body" helped to The Gas Tax Marches On ence with directorial 4:00, inter- clude "Petticoat Fever" ,and "The tr> fish. The captain's raving didn't make them feel any belter, either. view with press at 5:00. Cohan, in words create feelings which ultimately led The thirty million motorists in the United States paid Devil ia a Sissy," is the producer. and music, wrote to the Civil War. "Over There," He- hud suddenly gol the idea in his head that the whule crowd was Just Miss Morriss came from Dallas, Director Edwin L. Marin,"_"whose about himself, George M. Cohan's variation of a n bunch of sinners and that he'd be taken straight to heaven if he killed gasoline taxes to the amount of nearly one billion dollars Texas, a year ago, and was given a successes include "Hold That Kiss," told the world bugle call, played a notable part in them all then and there. during the past twelve months, according to the Amer- screen test. She lacked experience "Married Before Breakfast," and he was "a Yan-building up America's warlike at- The night was even worse. None of the crowd could sleep. They ican Petroleum Industry's Committee. so she attended little theatres for "Everybody Sing," is the director. kee Doodle Dan- mosphere in 1917. "Alexander's Rag- fuddled logMher in one of the cabins while the captain prowled about twelve months and returned to win Louis Reid dy, born on the time Band," in its glorification of the boat. Barly in the evening they found he had let oul the fresh water This is about four times the gasoline tax paid by the mo- 4 th of July," the Great God Jazz, changed the supply—that they had nothing to drink. There was a little ice in the torists in 1927. However, with some exceptions, the re- song-writing industry in this country. refrigerator and they melted that What they were going to do when it Parodies hevome more and more was gone, they didn'l know. ceipts from the gasoline tax h;ive been used to improve nuiuetous of the new ditty. "May highways. Undoubtedly, the nation's roads are much bet- SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S PLAYROOM I Drop (i Petal in Your Clans of lioom, too, might be found for Still the mad captain prowled restlessly about the boat. Late that ter today than they were in 1927. This means economy Wine?" To date they Include "May "7'ii)i>erunj," which aided so spirit- night one of the men saw him slinking along the deck, a flashlight in J Drop a Pretzel in Your Mug of edly in cementing the British Km- one hand and a heavy wrench in the uther. He lollowed him below. The to those who operate automobiles. There are some who iJep).'" "Me/ I Drop u C'nufcfr m Iiire in the early days of the World skipper crept into a dark cabin, walked noiselessly to one of the bunks, believe that the savings to motorists in operating and main- Your liou' vf tioup?" "May I Drop M'ur; "Stars and Stripes Forever," raising the wrench high in the- air and brought it down with crushing tenance costs off-set the tax collected. a Lemon in Your Cup of Teat" it-J.iv/i ita-i the fir&t wuaieat ernres- force on the pillow. Then he turned on the light, looked at the bed. and vion of the tremendous yusto ond grunted his disappointment when he saw there was no one in it. So far as we can determine, there is no use to agitate mt\iiii\\i\ spirit o/ the American for any appreciable reduction in the tax on gasoline. With The sung. "Says My Heart," from people, and "lihapsody in Blue." The man who had followed him went back to the main cabin the picture •'Cocuanut Grove," is the nh'uii took jazz out of its crude, and (old what he had seen. By that time, half of the company constant demands for better and bigger highways, there newtst leader of the popular hits. rouijh clothe\ and presented it as a were ill. One Rirl was having hysterics, another had developed will be millions of dollars to be spent on roads every year. . . And where is your iteic Anieiivan art for,a. a nervous hiccough, anti Suzanne, who had acquired a had case old frk-ud, "Ti-Pi-Tin"? of sunburn during the day, was down with chills and fever, To- This will take money and the average legislator will con- In -i:id plate, . . . Radio, Xfever litar tlie "M ward dawn, the hysterical girl quieted down, and they sat in si- tinue to think that the bulk of the funds should come from iu>w Rnugiug up an Leaf Rag" any more. lence to await the rising of the sun. a gasoline tax. "S:»ys My Heart," will Vet, in its day—it wa3 Kill H off morn quickly written by Sf<*it JujiHn Lord Told Him to Go Back to Miami. than it killed off the -it wua the k-adt-r of Daylight made them feel a little belter—but what would the day bring? The easiest money that a man can make comes from Mexican tune, for the iis fluss. Other gooJ About eight o'clock the engine started chugging. What did il mean1.' forme*- tune lacks "Ti- rag tunes gct'iiu-riii^ dust Were they going back to Miami? Or was the mad captain taking them minding his own business. Pi-TinV lilting uousii- i only ocva;;iunal per- still farther out to sea? One of the men ran up to the bridge to find out. aluess. . . . Andre Kos- formances are listed by He came back with good news. "The Lord told me not to bother with Every time you raise the level of education for the av- tc'.aiietz's orchestra "as Hie AiiKTicau Sfjciety of you," the captain had said. "He'll take care 0/ you himself. We're betii hailing June ap- Composer.-*, Authors and going back to Miami." erage voter, you lessen the power of pressure groups. propriately with tunes Publishers) are "The • * * * about rain. ... A book Caby Glide," a .salute by They reached port early that evening, and reported what had hap- of songs by famous Cali- the late Louis A. Hirs'-h pened, to officials at the dock. The officials weren't especially sur- Almost any candidate can explain to you why he will (ornians will be sold at to the late Gd!»y Desly.i; prised, for another boatman had already noticed the skipper acting be elected. ISS SHIRLEY TEMPLE, a of House Beautiful. San Francisco's World's Zez Confrey's "Kitten queerly and had told them about it. If the boat hadn't come in that M small girl with yellow curls Shirley lives in a rambling Fair. . . . Most popular George M. Cohan on the Keys." "Mysteri- night, they said, they were going to send a coast guard cutter out to look BIBLE THOUGHTS FOR TODAY and clear, blue eyes, has just com- stone bouse on a wooded bill in songs about California, A.s.C.A.P. ous Rag," "Ragging the for it. pleted a vacation trip to the East Santa Monica, overlooking tbe limvever. were written by Eastern- Stales," which overnight brought Outside a little hysterical reaction, Suzanne says, everyone In the The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof; the Coast with her family. Pacific. Both the outaide and tbe ers. "Hello Frisco" by Gene Buck; its unknown composer, Ed Clay- crowd was all right Suznnne hasn't been out in a boat since, she world, and they that dwell therein. She was welcomed by the Presi- inside of the rambling borne are "California, Here I Come" by B. G.pool, to the front rank of popular claims, although she might be induced to ride on a ferry boat some- For he hath founded it upon the seas, and established dent of the Republic, governors of completely charming. De Sylva. Brown and Henderson; hit-makers. time, if she could have the captain examined by an alienist betore she states, mayors of cities, and had Shirley has a bedroom and a and "San Francisco," by Brown and started. it upon the floods. hot dogs and went swimming with nursery of her own: Her favorite Freed. . - . Madison Square Gar- Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord? or who Sistie and Buzzie Dall at the colors are red and white and they den's recent Swing Fie.sta was a Only ragtime tune that endures; Krum Elbow estate of the Roose- are carried out in the decorative box office flop. . . . The publicity that, indeed, seems as popular now BORROWS STOI.EN CAR ing he recognized his car in front shall stand in Plis holy place? velts. about .swing is out of all proportion scheme. Both rooms are full of as when it was introduced many Salt Lake Citl, Utah. — On leav- of the meeting place, hurried to The amazing Interest taken In to its popularity. He that'hath clean hands, and a pure heart; who hath sun and toys and color and are years ago, is "Ti$er Rag," the pro- ing a meeting, David Buck got in- police headquarters and found not lifted up his soul unto vanity, nor sworn deceitfully.— the life of this talented youngster gay and bright in keeping with duct of th: famed Dixieland Jazz Is toe subject of an illustrated the charming child who lives in Unrequited love, ever popular Band. AHOAP's most recent survey to what he thought was his car that the car he had driven home Psalms; Chapter 24, 1-4. sketch 11 the August issue them. iheme in Tin Pan Alley, has even lists nearly 10,000 performances Of and drove home. The next morn- the night before was a stSlen car. eztendfd to swing. Thus, the song the number. FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1938 PAGE FIVE Let's Go To The Movies! AT THE REGENT THEATRE AT THE RITZ THEATRE AT RAHWAY THEATRE AT THE LIBERTY Henry Fonda and Madeleine Carroll in Waiter Wangcr's "Blockndc,",'ti released through United Artists. THREE BLIND MICE i Downs, Alan Hale and others are vis and her studio when she re- well cast. fused to play in it. debut in "The Rage of Paris" Um A picture featuring a race versal's comedy romance current- MILT GROSS « "Port of Seven Seas." around the world will be rushed ly playing at the Rilz Theatre. Taken from the Pagnol play, so as to cash in on the Howard The story presents Miss Dar- GOES .HOLLYWOOD "Fanny," this is a story of Wai- Hushes flight. It will be entitled rieux as the heroine of a whirl- lace Beery, a grog store proprie- "Women in the Wind." wind romance which involves both tor, his son, John Beal, who is Another series with a comic "King Kong" vilh Robert Armstrong-, Fay Wray and a handsome advertising man and torn between the sen and Maureen strip as inspiration, will be the Bruce Cabot to be shown at Liberty Theatve, Elizabeth. a rich playboy. Douglas Fair- O'SuIlivan and Frank Morgan, "Jane Ardep" series. banks, Jr., whose recent perform- the ship's chandler, who takes ances have added new brilliance care of Maureen when John leaves An exhibition of the properties to a famous theatrical name, is her. Others in the cast whose used in making "Marie Antoinette" CANDID CAMERA MAKE-UP MOMENTS co-starred with Miss Darrieux. acting is fine, are Jessie Ralph, is being ol'lVrcd to the public in Jackie Cooper and Bonita Granville in "White Banners'" EXPERT The top flight supporting cast is ora Witherspoon, Etienno Girar- the Aslor Thcare, New York City, to be featured at the Rahway Theatre, commending Sun- headed by two comedy lavorites, dot and E. Allyn Warren. every day for a month until the Mischa Auer and Helen Broderick, showing of the film. The exhibit day afternoon. and features Louis Hayward. "Curtain Call," the- new name includes costumes worn by Nor- for Faith Baldwin's "Comet Ovei ma Shearer, furniture of the Louis REGENT THEATRE, Elizabeth. Broadway," will go into produc- XVI period and jewelry. "Three Blind Mice" the new tion this month with Kay Francis, A follow-up story of "Stage QTAGE Darryl F. Zanuck romantic hit Ian Hunter and John Litel bavin;* Door," will be "Stage Door Club," from the 20th Century-Fox: studi- Grossly exaggerated is this self- the leads. This is the story trul which will be made during the os, comes to the Regent Theatre caricature oi famous comic strip caused a row between Bctlc Da- coming season. today as a distinct innovation in funnyman, ''Milt Gross who h;ir- ° AND SCREEN. motion picture production. joined the animated cartoon studiu Wnile the usual proceedure has on the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer lot. NEW PORTRAIT of ROSALIND RUSSELL FORUM THEATRE, Metuchen. "Porky's Five and Ten" and Rub- been to make established stage As head of the story department. "Standing Room Only" will inolT and .his violin in a musical successes and bring them out in \\o will concoct gaps for "The Cap- probably be the order of the dayact. screen, versions, this production tain and The Kids," and other next Sunday, Monday and Tues- The Jones Family pop up again reverses the order by giving mo- Metro cartoons. day, July 31, August 1 and 2 at the on Wednesday and Thursday in vie fandom a glittering cinematic form of Stephen Powys1 play—be- Forum Theatre, Metuchen, when their newest laugh hit, "Trip Lo before the happy ending there is Manager James Forgione proudly Paris." As the typical American fore the scheduled London and Broadway openings. much chasing and throwing of presents Errol Flynn, Olivia De- family, their portrayals are al- tomatoes. Havilland and Basil Rathbone in ways tops in screen enjoyment, Jean Chatburn is Been brushing her Assurance of a maximum of ro- Phyllis Welch is Jane, and Ray- "Robin Hood." Here, without ques The supporting feature will be eye-broiosj always up first ancl.then mantic beauty has been establish- mond Walburn is the Judge. Lio- tion, an epic-making film that "Love, Honor and Behave" with out as it gives a better line. Theed by the selection of Lorreta nel Stander, William Frawley and holds aji appeal for every member Wayne Morris and lovely Priscilla brushing is good for the eye-brows Young and Joel McCrea as co-others are in. the cast. of the family. Errol Flynn and Lane. just as it is good for the hair and stars. should be done frequently. "Three Blind Mice" also adds a * * • * Olivia DeHavilland are two of. the Bobby Breen's golden voice will "Cowboy From Brooklyn" top entertainers in moviedom to- be heard on Friday and Saturday brilliant cast which includes Dav- idNiven, Stuart Erwin, Marjorie This picture is adapted from the day while the strong supporting in another bargain show in "Ha- a new menace for airmen. A play, "Howdy, Stranger." Dick cast is headed by Basil Rathbone waii Calls" ably backed by Ned snatch at a plane pumping ma- Weaver, Pauline Moore, Binnie Robert Montgomery, whose pictures Barnes and Jane Darwell. Powell and two of his orchestra whose qualifications as the most "dead-pan" Sparks, Irvin S. Cobbs have heen displayed at^many na- chine gun bullets into his tough have been thrown off a freight villainous villain can' surely be and Ray Paige's orchestra. Also on hide, and it is doomed! The co-feature,' "Hold That tionally known galleries; is a candid Kiss" stars Maureen O'SuIlivan, train and wander into a dude disputed. The supporting short the same bill will be Frank Mc- camera expert. The Metro-Goldwyn- "King Kong" is a terror—the ranch. Mr. Powell has a phobia subjects will include a cartoon, Hugh, Jane Wyman and Cora mightiest terror man, either in Dennis O'Keefe and Mickey Roon- Mayer star, soon to be seenrin ''Three ey. against animals o£ all kinds, but Wnherspoon in "He Couldn't Say Loves Has Nancy," is taking shots or out of fiction and of the movies is "discovered" by Pat O'Brien, an No." In addition, Episode 9 of of his new Beverly Hills home. ever attempted to capture and agent, who takes him to New York "Fighting Devil Dogs" and the subdue! "I'd Give a Million." on a career. Rosemary Lane is latest news events. ficient to prove conclusively that The additional feature "Crime Warner Baxter has the hole of the heroine in the lsige cast of the picture-going public finds his Ring" presents a group of new a millionaire who tires of people actors and actresses. SUNDAY RAHWAY THEATRE, Rahway. stories just as engrossing as hisstars with Allan Lane and Frances liking him for his money. He * * » • changes clothes with a bum and MON., TUBS., WED. "White Banner" the film ver- large and devote band of readers, Mercer heading the cast. The plot "Algiers" sion of the latest Lloyd C. Douglas so the studio felt it was highly has to do with stock swindling. gives him money. The story get:: A fine dramatic picture dealing novel—is scheduled to open at the necessary to adhere faithfully to into the newspapers and there is with Pepe le Moke who is safe as Rahway Theatre. Claude Rains, the essential spirit of the novel in RITZ THEATRE, Elizabeth. a perfect mob of persons enter- long as he stays in Casbah, the na- Fay Baintei, Kay Johnson, Bonita transferring "White Banners" to taining paupers in the hope that tive quarter of Algiers. But he Granville and Jackie Cooper head the screen. The most dramatic situation of they are being hospitable to a dis- knows that if he comes out, the the cast of the Warner Bros.-Cos- the present day—the Spanish Civ- guised millionaire. Inspector is waiting for him. mopolitan production. That this has been successfully il War—forms the background of The cast is a good one, including Charles Boyer plays the role ol The success of the two previous accomplished was the verdict of the tempestuous love story which Peter Larry, Jean Hersholt, John Pepe in a fine understanding way. films based on Douglas novels, the man who should know best, is told in "Blockade" Walter Wan- Carradine, J. Edward Bromberg, Sigrid Gurie is the half-cast girl "Magnificent Obsession" and Dr. Douglas himself, who read and ger's thrilling romantic drama Marjorie Weaver, Lynn Bari, Sig and Hedy La Marr is the glamor- "Green Light" was more than suf- approved the script of the screen which stars Madeleine Carroll and Rumann, Fritz Feld and Christian ous visitor from Paris. Joself Cal- play devised by Lenore Coffee, Henry Fonda now playing at theRub. leia, Gene Lockhart, Johnny Cameron Rogers and Abem Fink- Ritz Theatre. • * * a el, and also visited the studio dur- This is the romance of a man "Professor Beware." ing the course of production- and girl drawn into the conflict al A Harold Lloyd comedy with most against their will—lovers Harold as the Professor who is Latest report from Rosalind Russell, now in London busily engaged in LIBERTY THEATRE, Elizabeth. who were at the same time bitter worrying over the story of Nefe- State making "The Citadel" for Mctro-Gokhvyn--Maycr, is to the effect that on her first sight-seeing tour of London she got lost; bul n!ie did Bee The extravagantly fantastic idea enemies. rus, an Egyptian youth, who was "Blockade" though it employs WOODBRIDGE the Buckingham Pulacc. Duriiif/ Mias Runscll's stay in England, she of bringing the prehistoric age In- buried alive 3,000 years ago be- rented a typical British country house at Dcnham. to juxtaposition with the modern the war only as a background and cause he loved Pharoah's daugh- -Fri. and Sat., July 29 and 30 favors neither side in Hie con- age has bee spectacularly treated ter. Double Feature in "King Kong" which returns to flict, furnises a highly interesting Harold falls in love himself bul and remarkably accurate picture Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson the Librty Theatre this week after Eddy in Uout HAIR a lapse of five years from its first of iSpain's civil strife. Produced on sensational release by RKO Radio. a lavish scale, its many elaborate "The Girl of the Golden First an expedition to a jungle is- settings are outstanding examples '.FORUM THEATRE: West" *»» CLAUDE RAINS - FAY Also of the Jurassic Age—the pteroda- METUCHEN, N. J. BAINTER. JACKIE COOPER land discovers surviving members achieving realism in locale and at- "Breathless Moments" Sho brings e mosphere. BONITA GRANVILLE thousand new ctyl, trachodon, tyrannosaurus, •sun. Mon. Tue., July 31, Aug.l 2 Narrated by Graham McNamef Plus—"State Police" of Fcmii!. brontosaurus, triceratops and oth- Acclaimed by critics on both "ROBIN HOOD" CAETOON LATEST MEWS sides oC the Atlantic for her su- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday ers—ruled over by a giant ape with Errol Flynn and Olivia July 31, August 1 and 2 Today and Saturday standing more than fifty feet high. perb artistry in both dramatic DeHavilland Robert Franchot Robert and comedy roles, Danielle Dar- Double Feature 4\ Then the ape is transported to rieux, radiant idol of the Europ- Taylor Tone Young New York. 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PAGE SIX FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1938 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON By Richard Lee OUR PUZZLE CORNER DETECTIVE RILEY WAMT TO AMD OovJM 0OVJt •/A ', , W 's.+ 'fa >' ID/O YOU EVER mmi, DASH D1XON By Dean Carr ,THE MECHANICAL "I SHOULD HAVE , IS HOLDING DOT, PASH AND KILLED YOU, DOCTOR/ DOCTOR PRISONERS ON HIS SHIP/ BUT I HAVE OTHER CAPTIVE PLANS / FOLLOW My A I/HE FROM 1 70 7/ SA'D S££ JT MECHANICAL MAN, 1 ^A\^S* '>' FfiOf/i MGMTfiM 70 //)0UWT/ifM. - HE WILL LEAD YOU VHAT WEIR MUST VO/CE CAPTIVES MEANS BITTEREST .HE'MECHO'MAN % By PERCY CROSBY LEADING THEMTO'MOSO. tpPVrtiJKt, cr the Flats. THE MAD-MAN CHIEF AND IT DFATM// LITTLE BUDDY By Bruce Stuart , 'A ix 5#S Ti-Iii GOOFUS FAMILY By H. X Elmo : WELL,.WELL, V,t?G00Fi;S JI MIGHT MATTEC, f yES, •- AMD V/HOT MIGHT fi ' 6E COlMG HERE HOTEL? ^f / BUT NCrn RS^'LAS FELLERS Reverse Action By Gene Byrnes XAUGHS FROM THE DAY'S NEWS! 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The plane will have a speed monkey, -stemless flower, goatee ,at 20,000 feet, of 276 miles per BLOCK EFFORTS on donkey, tights on. short ear on[hour, with a range at the satae al- Nairobi, Africa. — The efforts of donkey, spots on donkey. titude of 5,000 miles. authorities to wipe out man-eat- DOTS: Queer animal, ing lions are being blocked by na- RA1OR BLA0E5 ^ MAD. TEACHER'S NAME: Miss Pellit:. BRITISH ORDER PLANES tive witch doctors who make a ni rr OP TIM CftMS^, &V THE big profit from the sale of charms CALCUTTA. HUGE PLANE PLANNED New York. — An order for 200 against such beasts. Cm several UBi»G JULIUS CftE-snc?S "PME Lockheed airplanes, similar to the occasion lion trails have been obli- OJUY MEM3ERS San. Diego, Calif. — Plans and plane in which Howard Hughes terated to prevent the game rang- designs for a 100-passengc-r flying and his companions made their ers from tracking and killing the 'boat, built in three decks, with a recent round-the-world flight, has lions. RARITAN SPORTS TOWNSHIP SPORTS FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1938 Nixon Nitration *9' Trip Baltimore Crusaders By 15-4 Score OWLS NIP CSIKS COMETS DEFEAT But It's True ! LOCALS COLLECT FOURTEEN HITS IN FORDS LOOP; HUNGARIANS 3-2 TO REPULSE INVADERS! SCORE 7 PLAY 9-0 GAME IN LEAGUE GAME RUNS IN FOURTH INNING SPLURGE •• 1 FORDS.—Th—-—«,—e Hopelaw— n Owls METUCHEN.—Showing their.batting ability in the stole the play in this week's WOODBRIDGE.—The Hungar- Charley Gadek, manager ian. Catholic Club made a discov- early innings, the Nixon Nitration sluggers trounced the schedule of the Fords Senior Re-'ery Monday night when they lost visiting Baltimore Crusaders, 15-4, in a seven inning twi- of the North Amboy Gas- creation League by defeating the a 3-2 battle to the Comets after housers, was a mighty dis- Csik Association nine by' the score they had outhit the alley gang 7 light game on the local high school diamond, Tuoaday pleased man last week be- of 9-2. In another battle with the to 4. Varshany, hurling for the night. The feature of the game was a seven run attack by cause this column blasted his Bar Flies, the Owls played seven winners, allowed base hits, but wo/?e THE same TOI/PSE the Nixons in the fourth inning. This spurt sent the second long innings to a 0-0 tie. Thewas stingy in the clinches. Billy foe Crusader hurlev to the showers, the tat, Ken Brown, leav- erratic sense of sportsman- game was called in the seventh Tobak, on the other hand, weak- pt£D IfJ ship .It all started when Gad when darkness fell and further ened when men were on bases ing the mound after three disastrous innings. ek booked the House of Dav- play was impossible. and permitted three runs to cross Sylvester took the mound in the The scoreless tie found pitchers the plate in the fifth inning on BIER BACARbh fifth and held the local bombers id for a twilight game the \mtusz and Kramer firing away scoreless for the remaining two only four hits. O? B#£m£SHAl/£*/, GCRfflW/, vester, 1; by Clark, 1. Bases on night before Monk Mes-jWith all they had in keeping the The entire Tobak baseball clan innings. Blake, pitching for the opposition scoreless. Kiamer huri- Nixons, was invincible after the balls oft Bryant, 3. Winning pilch sick's Legion was scheduled took a hand in the matter with er, Blake. Losing pitcher, K. to battle the bearded wond- ing for the Owls, allowed but twono less than four of them in- the first ining. In that frame he hits and Matusz, on the mound for battle. Three of them played, with handed the visitors a four-run Brown. Umpires, Smoyak and Ba- ers under the lights at the the Bar Flies, was nicked for 4 the Hungarians while Steve re- lead on only one hit, a walk and las. new Legion Stadium. Natur- hits. mained faithful to the Comets. several infield errors. The nixons ally, the Legion fans, Mes- Frank Kosma hurled the Hope- Johnny Gurzo and Ziggy Tobak scored three tallies in the firit sick and yours truly were a lawn nine to the 9-2 victory over took batting honors for the day by and scored two more in the sec- ond to take a 5-4 lead. The load REAP THE BENEFIT bit peeved. the Csiks and he allowed three [belting ogX two nits apietfs. singles which eventually figured Comets (3) increased in the next frame when of the The pilot of the Gas in the scoring of two runs. Kocsis ab the locals scored three move runs. House g-ang called me and hurled for the losers and allowed S. Tobak, cf _ 1 Blake halted the Crusaders with i ten hits. Each of the winners con-|g ' :iis dazzling pitching, allowing on- SPOT SHOP we had a brief pow wow ecli 3b 3 nected for at least one hit with1j_ Syre, c"""I" 3 1 y one hit after the first inning. over the phone, and what He fanned four and walked two WOW it was. 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