•-, « Four Page Colored 16 Pages Today Comic Section Two Sections \ n|,. XIII, No. 21 WOODBRIDGE, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931 PRICE THREE CENT** Grausatn To Rest Carteret Baker Says Aquila Works On Plan To Help After Serious Illness Woodbridge Firemen Thieves Take Bread Large Gathering Hears Township Committeeman Jacob Morris Ulman, one of the proprie- The Unemployed Here Next Winter 3rausam who has been confined tp Save Boy's life tors of a bakery at 58 Washington his home following an attack of acute avenue, Carteret, reported to the po- Baird At Woodbridge indigestion on Sunday, July 12, has Sewaren Lad Slips Off Dock At lice of Woodbridge Wednesday that Committeeman Has Opened Negotiation! To Supply Bread At finally recovered from the most ser- some one in stealing bread after it is Two Cent* Per Loaf and Milk At The Same Price Per ious phase of his illness. He is still Acker's; Rescued By Mi- delivered at homes and stores in Ful- Republican Candidate For Governor Makes Address On Stops Quart — To Open Distributing Stations If Committee Sup- weak from the attack and, upon the chael Quinn and Revived By ton street, Woodbridge. The sergeant Of Municipal Building, Predict* Victory; Says Tax It Im- advice of bis physician; is taking a instructed the man on the beat to bo ports Plan. prolonged rest at Lake George. Charles Acker and John on the lookout for the thief. portant Issue—Short Talks By Other Candidate*—Man? Prekop. Towns Visited On County Tour. fuwnship Committecmnn Anthony people of the township. He has been \i|iiilii, of Isclin, is working on a active In his official capacity and aa Robert Bechler, 12, of Oakland David Baird, Jr., Republican can-. he Young Women Voters Republto*| ,ii-,,i ti> secure two-cent bread and a private citizen in several move- Fords Lions Hold avenue, Sewaren, had a narrow es- Father, Mother, Son didate for Governor visited Wood-] an League made a short addreM MI-II milk at a low figure for the hene- ments for the good of Woodbridge. cape from drowning Monday night at bridge Wednesday afternoon about which she urged the workers of t , li' -of 'ttoS unemployed and other Recently he pushed an investigation Acker's Beach. The boy, with a 4:30 o'clock and addressed a gath- party to get out the vote on election i ,,,-nlv in the township this fall and into water rates until the matter was Annual Clambake Cfroup of companions, was standing Hurt On Whoopee ering of more than 200 from the day. She advised close co-operation j winti'f. Mr.' Aquila has been work- finally cleared up. He is also seeking on the dock about; 7 o'clock and slip- steps of the Municipal building. The in the party. Part of her address] ir.u nti the plan and has made some was devoted to a description of llr.l to have the noise of locomotive led; he fell into the water. The other Car Leaps From Board Track Baird caravan consisting of several (iiini'ctions in South Jersey where Record Crowd Attends Social Baird's qualifications for the office 1 whistles curbed in the Iselin section, boys' in the group were either unable cars wu preceded by a band which hnili tin bread and milk can be ob- pnd has taken a leading part in every Affair At Den On Monday to swim or too frightened to go to Near Clover Leaf — Boy's played lively music before the speak- of chief executive of New Jersey, (..iiicd at n small cost. issue that hns arisen in regard to the Bechler's aid as he struggled in the ing. Merrill Moshcr, president of Mr. Baird, in his address said in rights and privileges of the public. Evening. water. Condition Serious. the Woodbridge Republican Club, welcomed those present in behalf of His campaign for cheaper milk and But they yelled for aid and Mi- The auto whoopee track, a new "I like to meet the people and brcml for the community promises to The Lions Club or Fords held its the club, and introduced the speak- know their . problems not just on , annual clambake Monday night in the amusement enterprise located in St. ers, i be successful and will result in much heard them and went to the dock. He George's avenue near the Clover election day, but now." The Repub- benefit to Hie poor during the com- Lions den in Buckner's restaurant, dived into the water and brought the Leaf cross-over is a contraption sup- T. Harry Roland was the first lican candidate for governor told hit ing winter. Mr. Aquila is apprehens- and the attendance was the largest boy to shore. The lad was uncon- posed to yield thrills. The thrill speaker and after expressing his listeners that the problem of the tax ive that the winter ahead will be to date in the record of these annual scious and the work of reviving him business was overdone Wednesday pleasure at being present and have burden was a big one. "I am glad fully as marked by distress due to took some time. the opportunity to address the to be here in Woodbridge, the horn* events. The arrangements were in night when a car crashed through unemployment as was last winter. A call was sent to Fire Company the railing and fell ten or twelve feet gathering, predicted a new day for of J. H. Thayer Martin who was re- charge of a committee headed by for- No. 1 for aid. Firemen Charles Acker to the ground, injuring a man and New Jersey with Baird as governor. cently appointed state tax commis- mer Township Committeeman Ben Miss Gladys Collins, chairman of sioner. I a*n confident, of being and John Prekop responded, racing wife and their child, the latter seri- elected to the governorship on No- Jensen who is president of the club. to the scene with the pulmotor. Ex- ously. The victims are Mr. and vember 8, and as a prospective gov- New Parcel Post George Wood was his first assistant. perts in handling the instrument the Mrs. Walter Gibba and their seven- two firemen set to work on the boy. year-old son, Eugene, all ernor, I will ask Mr. Martin for facts Russell Dunham presided as toast- of 199 on the tax situation, in the near It took nearly half an b*our before South 6th street, Newark. The boy Bids For Coal future. The problem will be solved." Regulations Made master. the Bechler lad was resuscitated. In has possible internal injuries, bruises Among the guests was Steve So- the meantime Dr. C. H. Rothfuss, of and lacerations about the body and Mr. Baird urged the people to vote mo|ryi, of Perth Amboy, Lion district Woodbridge, had been called and aid- serious lacerations of the lower jaw. OpenedAt Meeting for him and his colleagues. "I would Will Go Into Effect Tomorrow ed in the work. He said the boy was like to see Woodbridge manned by c n • n i uL*i>uideputy iuforr tinthis uisincdistricit unanud ua memmem- Mrs. Gibba has lacerations of the —Seventy Pound Packages ber of the Perth Amboy Lions Club. out of danger after he was revived, face and right thigh. The father Little Business Done At Short a Republican mayor," he said. The Uurin tne but advised that he rest for a time speaker said that he would like to May Be Sent P P. To All s course of the evening the is bruised about the shoulders and Session Of Township Com- district deputy vjips called upon for a and avoid catching cold. arms. All were taken to the Perth see the voters do their duty at th« Zones, The case was one of many instanc- Amboy General Hospital. mittee — Mayor and Grau- polls. "If we have 90% of the eleo- speech. He gave a humorous talk and torates exercise their franchise, win exhibited a cup which he is offering es where the Woodbridge firemen The whoopee track is operated by sam Absent. Several changes in parcel post as a prize for the winner in the series have saved lives of those near death the Clover Leaf Auto Coaster Com- or lose, I'll be happy." regulations, to be effective beginning of ball games between the Lions from drowning, pany.' It is a wooden track that Several of the county candidates lninoiTow, were announced today by clubs of Woodbridge and Fords. While the report of the police de- rises and falls. The Gibba car en- Monday's meeting of the^EoWnship were Introduced and made short IV-Mmaster Stanley C. Potter. All partment gave credit to Michael Committee lasted about ten minutes. talks at the close of Mr. Baird's ad- Woodbridge is ahead in the series to tered the track about 9 o'clock and Only routine business was hefore ANTHONY AQUILA parcels up to seventy pounds may be date. Quinn for diving into the sound and had almost completed the circuit of dress. The arrangements for the >ent parcel post to any zone in the Music for the evening was furnish- rescuing the Beckler boy, from an-(the ride when the machine swerved the body and not much of that. reception of the caravan in Wood- , ,' t I he plan of the I'lpinmittee Mayor William A. Ryan and Com- bridge were made by Mark D. Ifc< future. Formerly, parcels weighing ed by Ernest Christophersen's. or- other source comes the statemen1 t nto the guard rail, ripped it away in have several depots (•-.tub "eventy pounds could be sent parcel chestra.