FOR ICTORY BUY UNITED STATES BONDS * STliPS VOL. VII.—No. 9 FORDS, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 PRICE THREE CEhTTS Memorial An Examplary Job Awarded Diploma Defense Is Graduated An Editorial 9 No Gas )ay Parade School teachers in this area clothed themselves with honor Units Here these past two weeks in the registration of both sugar and gas- oline users. They did an exemplary job. MansReady The. forms and applications necessary in the sagar registra- To Parade tion were complicated, and even though a week has passed since Until this particular part of the registration took place, there have Annual Event To Be been no appeals from the decisions of the teachers in the amounts of sugar allowable to the various users especiaUy stores, restau- Memorial Day Calls Qualifications Of Largest, Most Colorful rants, bakeries and similar businesses. Arrest, Faces The gasoline registration, even more complicated and con- For Traditional Rites Recipients Of T Cards In More Than 20 Years fusing, which was carried out in the schools this week, was also handled excellently by the many teachers. The task was a big In Woodbridge Township Gasoline Hoarders To Be Carefully Checked: EABITAN TOWNSHIP—This one and by- far the most fatiguing yet assigned to them. They stood vp under the ordeal like soldiers. ar's Memorial Day parade in. WOODiBRiIOGE—Miss Dorothy WOODBETDGE — Gasoline 1 Supervising Principals Victor C. Nicklas of Woodbridge hoarders, in addition to being can- WOODiBEID'GE — Because of seatawaytown is expected to be Township and Fred A. Talbot of Raritan Township, assisted by Langan and Harry Fedderson, the Vast amount of detail which e of the largest and most color- the various school principals, were directly responsible for the Woodibridge High School seniors, didates for the booiby hatch, are must be handled by the Wood- I events in two decades,- accord- handling of the herculean job. They and their teachers rendered have been given the honor of par- going to get in trouble with the bridge Township Rationing Board, to reports by the special eom- a service that was, indeed, of,a high patriotic order. It should ticipating in the annual Memorial law. , announcement was made yesterday ittee of Baritan Engine Com- be appreciated. that no applications for additional Day services at the White Church Building Inspector William All- 1 .ny No. 1. Cemetery, it was announced todays gaier said yesterday it has come to allotments of gasoline will be con-, Promises of cooperation are Miss Charlotte Wiworski Miss Langan will recite in "Flan- his attention that gasoline stations sidered by the Board until -Tues- >w being received from m&ny der's Fields" and Mr. Fedderson Miss Margaret Clear . are filling up cans of gasoline day night. wnship organizations in response Ready For Emergency; RARITAN TOWNSHIP — will give the traditional Lincoln's for hoarders. The infiammable This decision was necessitated the general invitation to par- Miss Charlotte Wiworski was Gettysburg Address. FORDS -—Mis* .Margaret and combustible liquid is then be- partly because of the present scar- :ipate which has been extended graduated from Muhlenberg At a meeting of Woodbridge Clear, daughter oi Jftr. bnA Mrs, ing stored in cellar or attic by the city of forms upon "which the ap- the fire company, sponsors of Police Reserves Graduate Memorial Hospital School of Post, American Legion, last week, William Clear of 41 Third purchaser for use, presumably in plications must be made, and also e parade and , services. Nursing, Plainfield. Miss Wi- definite plans were made for the Street, was graduated .from an effort to beat the war rationing because of the time which will be The police department, township RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Com- tary drill and a demonstration of worski, the daughter of Mr. and celetoration which is expected to be Muhlenberg Memorial Hospital Mr. Allgaier warned that anyone required for organization of ade- hools and safety patrols, other missioner Victor Pedersen, direct- judo was also presented. Mrs. Charles Wiworski of First the largest in the history of the School of Nursing,: Plainfteld. engaged in such asinine pursuits quate facilities to handle the hun- wnship fire departments, safety or of the department of public Instructors in the course, all of Avenue, was graduated from the Miss CJear is a .graduate of dreds upon hundreds of requests Township, despite the fact that Woodbridge, High School. - ,'". was not only seriously endangering uads, Boy and Girl Scout groups, safety, presented diplomas to 99 whom have been made honorafy Perth Amfcoy High School. there will be no broadcast of the his own life and the lives of hiswhich will be pouring in. Each sdlight Hunting and Fishing members of the township police lieutenahts, include George Do- services this year. All veteran or- neighbors, but also was violating one of the supplemental applica- ub, Harold L. Berrue Memo- chat of Highland Park, John De ganizations including Woodbridge, the municipal fire prevention ordi- tions will have to be considered Drum and Bugle Corps and reserve group, who have satisfac- Szabo of Camp Kilmer, Chief of additionally. torily completed a five-months' Colonia and Fords posts of the Le- nance. Such violators, if detected, veral other groups have already Police William P. Clarke'of Camp In The Market gion and the Veterans of Foreign Business!~ will be arrested, he said. plied that they will attend. training program, at a public cere- Scrutinize 'X' Cards Kilmer and Lieutenant Claude Wars will participate. Others who "If gasoline vapors are con- Mayor Walter G. Christensen is mony in -Roosevelt Park Stadium Lovelace of Raritan Arsenal. WOOBBRIDGE—Health Offi- EAEITAN: TOWNSHIP--An Announcement also was made will take part will include all the fined," he said, "a terrific explo- that the qualifications of each re- rving as honorary chairman with Sunday afternoon. The group, which has been in cer Harold J. Bailey is in the fire companies of the Township, offer of $20,000' for a large [her members of the Township sion can be caused. Many blasts cipient, of the "X" or essential uss Mayor Walter C. Christensen, training since December 12, has market for some disinfectant Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops, tract of township-owned land killing several people have resulted jard of Commissioners and town- which will kill the odor of dead card will be carefully scrutinized. Col. John Woodbury of Raritan been instructed in police practice the Woodbridge Emergency Squad, from the storing or far less gaso- Some confusion attended the early ip officials on the honorary com- Arsenal, Police Chief Charles and procedure, criminal finger- animals. _. the Woodibridge High School Band bordering on Highland Park in ittee. the vicinity of-Eighth Avenue line than I understand is being registration and it has been report- Grandjean and Mayor Christensen print identification, judo, manual Committeeman James Schaf- and school children, the Middlesex stored by the current crop of ed that several of such cards were The parade will start from the spoke briefly to the graduating of the baton, first aid, combatting frick reported .to the Board of Fife and Drum Corps, Middlesex was received by the Earitan hoarders. It is a foolish thing to erroneously issued. Those which ainfield Avenue firehouse class. incendiary bombs and traffic con- Health Monday that memibers of Council, Knights of Columbus. Township Commission Tuesday do and the Township insists that •omptly at 10-a. m. and will end trol. the road department, who have fall within- this category will be le- The squad, fully equipped with Memibers of the Woodbridge Town- night from the Blain •' Construc- all who have any quantity of gaso- called and the proper card will be the Commons, where services picked up dead dogs and cats, ship Police Department, headed by line whatever in the homes, to dis- helmets, badges, night sticks and The group was organized by have complained to him that tion Company of 342 Madison issued. The same procedure will II be conducted. uniform shirts, executed drills and Chief Grandjean, assisted by Lieu- Chief George E. Keating, will pro- pose of it immediately." be followed by all local rationing Speakers will include Mayor sometimes the odor is unbear- vide the police escort. Avenue,-New York'City. ,: demonstrated some of the work tenant Harold Peterson, under the able. It was Mr. Schaffrick's boards within the State. iristensen, Fred A. Talbot, su- undertaken in the training pro- direction of Commissioner Peder- Others To Participate The offer stated that the rintendent of schools, and Jack recommendation that Mr. Bailey It is specifically requested that gram. A night stick drill, mili- sen. - secure "some sort of chemical" An innovation in the parade this property would be developed no applications for supplemental wers, chaplain of the fire eom- and new streets ' cut-through. Track Crashes ny. for the road department to use year will be the appearance of ap- gasoline allotment forms be sought proximately 1,600 Civilian Defense The board fixed May.26 as the Joseph E. Costa is serving as in such cases. The health ofiicer from the Eationing Office in the . promised to- see "what could be workers including police and fire date for receiving bids on the foot Of Fords Man . Municipal Building before Monday. neral chairman of the parade property. - . •" mmittee, which will meet Tues- 'Round-Up' Time done." - reserves, air raid wardens, first aid Some of those who wish to apply workers, decontamination and res- Sale of ; another .township- FQEDS—Eun over by the rear were told to" get their forms on y night, May 19, in the firehouse wheels^ of a large tractor and ; complete arrangements for the cue squads and salvage workers.