r 7 TO PLACE A WANT-AD M T SUBURBAN THE INDEPENDENT- NEWSPAPER PHONE AD-TAKER— WOODBRIDGE 8-1710 IN THE COUNTY VOL. XIX, No. 18 WOODBRIDGE, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1937 THREE CENTS CLUBWOMEN Honors Record Class POUCE, TOWN E CLOSE THEIR YEAR 215 SENIORS, FIRST HALF-TIE CLASS, GET PAY RETUR AT A DINNER-DANCE ARE GRADUATED BY WOODBRIDGE HIGH Symposium By Students On Administration To Fulfill Doctor of Philosophy Annual Event At School No. Promise But Stand Of 14 Tomorrow Night Michael Joseph Trainer -Heaves Past, Present, Future Of The Township Perth Amboy which got all coy School Board Not Last Of Season about fighting- the proposal of the \ A Vast Sigh, Blows Smoke Rings Is A Feature gas company to raise the rates of Yet Certain MRS. LARSOfTCATERER WOODBRIDGE—Michael Joseph Trainer, Tax Collector de the smaller consumers finally cap- 5 SALARIElTOFFICERS FORDS—The Fords Wom- RAIN SHREWDLY TIMED itulated and added its magnificent luxe, breathed deeply, settled back in his swivel chair and blew an's Club will climax its smoke rings toward the ceiling. BETWEEN BROCESSIOMS presence to the defense inaugurat- WON'T GETJMCREASE year's activities with the an- In his right hand he held a little sheet of note-paper bearing WOODBRIDGE-—-R a i n , ed by Woodbridge and Carteret WOODBRIDGE — In ac- nual dinner-dance to be held an engraved imprint: "Law Offices of David T. Wilentz" etc., when hearings on the petition cordance with its agree- tomorrow evening at School etc. He would set it down and pick it up alternately as if to •hrewdly timed between the opened before the Board of Public No. 14. Dinner will be memorize the message contained thereon. His lips brought an solemn march and gay return ment made the first of the served at 6:30 p. m. A very fine almost audible sound as he read: Utility Commissioners. It didn't of the Woodbridge High year, the administration will menu has been ai'ranged with "It is the opinion of our office that a man in your position take long- for the city to get into Mrs. Iver Larson catering. is not required to run this year ..." * School seniors clothed in action when it looked like there restore on July 1 to all police and municipal employes The Hi-Y orchestra will furnish Come next January, Mr. Michael will have served as Tax academic caps and govnts would be some credit handed out the music for the dancing. Miss Collector for three years, the ordinary tenure of Tax Collectors; from their school on Barron Ave- one-half of the twenty per cent for winning—particularly when Elaine Jensen, local girl who is a Maurice P. Dunigan. that is, the ordinary term. But last year the legislature extended nut to the State Theatre, cottlS salary cut imposed by its predeces- the period of employment for such public servants to five years. that's about the only kind of credit very accomplished artist at the not interfere last night with £hs sor in an eleventh-hour depres- A similarly designed law affecting assessors was attacked and piano-accordian, will entertain graduation of 215 students, larg?-_ it can get! sion economy. held unconstitutional but whether the court ruling could be inter- and the club chorus will also ren- est class yet produced by the local * * * preted into the tax collector situation was a moot question. • The total cut was twenty per der a few selections. 'The com- school and the first to be prepared The Gas Works, incidental- Darned Good—And Moot cent of the stated salaries but in mittee has arranged a number of in four years of half-time sessions, ly, seems to have but a single In fact it was so darned good and moot that various and an effort to restore the burden to novel attractions to add to the 3rd OF COUNTY CUT complaint against the present sundry hopefuls in the Republican party were grooming them- A theatre jammed with parents the taxpayers easily and at the evening's fun. schedule: that it doesn't per- selves to oppose Mr. Trainer in tlhe November election on the and friends of the class applaudeS same time to play fair with the Mrs. A. J. Lund is chairman, as- mit a sufficiently wide usage 46 Already Dismissed By assumption his term would expire in January. enthusiasitice<il^' throughout <a- employes, the administration of- Louis T. Kardos sisted by Mrs. Ralph Liddle, Mrs. of its product and therefore But according to the Wilentz communication there'll be no Commeneement program arranged fered to make a partial return this E. T. Greene, Mrs. Hans Jensen, WPA With More To restricts the profits for its an- Son of Mrs. Elizabeth Kardos fob available until January, 1940 and Woodbridge Township will and presented exclusively by mem- year and the reminder as early as Mrs. .F. Deik, Mrs. Willard Dun- gel, Hamilton Fish Kean. We municipal finances warranted. of 415 New Brunswick Avenue, Be Announced not elect a Tax Collector until November, 1939. bers of the class. ham, Mrs. W. Christensen, Mrs. have been hearing for some Fords, who received the degree Whether the opinion can be assigned to David T. Wilentz, The feature of the program was Necessary resolutions effecting W. Kurowsky and Mrs. H. Madi- time Mr. Kean -was down to the pay jump for approximately of Doctor of Philosophy at the TOWN PLANS]PROTEST lawyer, or David T. Wilentz, Attorney General of New Jersey, a symposium by three students son. his last thirty million and 75 persons will be adopted by 171st commencement of Rut- has not been disclosed but the chances are it will work either way. on the past, present and furore really, the people ought to the Committee Monday night. gers University. WOODBRIDGE— Protest of their township. buy more gas so he can get The restoral will benefit everyone Dr. Kardos, a graduate of to Works Progress Adminis- Sketch Background back on his feet. on the public rolls, with the ex- Woodbridge High Sehool with 2 BOOSTS DELAY tration authorities in Mid- Marjorie Beddall sketched the * :;.• * the class of 1928, at present is ception of the Township Attor- dlesex County may be made deep historical background of the teaching at the State College Police, Play, Health Staffs Seek A FEW LITTLE ITEMS ney and Engineer, Tax Collector, at the unusually heavy per- township from the era it was of Washington and will be ACTION_0N POLICE Of Unfinished Business: the Building and Health Inspector. centage of township resi- named for a New England minis- home shortly to spend a month's These salaries are fixed by ordi- dents affected in the current slic- Ending Of Child-Drowning Dread ter who never saw it to the indus- grass at the edges of the vacation. He is an honorary flower beds; annual desk nance each year whereas the rates Slate Won't Be Ready Mon- ing of WPA rolls. Woodbridge trial present of today. LeRoy for the other employes are stipu- member of Sigma Xi, Phi Beta New Water Tests Will Be cleaning, always in June; scrub- would suffer more than one-third Carlson delivered a crisp summary lated in resolutions. • Kappa and Phi Lam da Upsilon. day Unless Agreement the total county reduction. bing the riding boots with saddle Sought For Drive of Woodbridge of the modern day, soap; tying up the rambler roses; Laborers, Clerks Boosted Reached On Balint Halving of the WPA appropria- 22 DRIVERS FIN its varied population, increasing repairing that little hole in the Laborers, now receiving fifty tion for the year beginning July For Safety industrial imjjorttanjce, strategic porch .screen which now is known cents per hour will after the first DUE IN PLAIN" CLOTHES 1, leaving a billion and a half location and predominantly resi- to every mosquito and bug in the of the month receive fifty-five WOODBRIDGE— Thrde 2 OF THEM LOCAL dential character. Herbert Klein •cents per hour as will the clerks dollars to pay a three-billion dol- neighborhood; saying- 'thank you' WOODBRIDGE —Uncer- lar staff, caused announcement township agencies are co- discussed a future 50 years hence for a copy of the Christian Science in the various offices appointed on CLAIMEDBY ZULLO Recorder Traps Motorists in which idealism was to be the a per diem basis. It is the de- tainty over at least two pro- last month of an imposing cut of operating today in a new Monitor's superbly beautiful Cor- key and unselfish civic service the sire of the administraton to in- posed changes in the police 800 men in Middlesex, Union and onation Edition done in four effort to remove from town- On Their Own dominant note in a community crease the $2,400 salary now paid Well-Known Barber Tells Somerset, Counties. colors; collecting some old issues department will delay for- operated by trained managers and to O. J. Morgenson but because Vigorous efforts to drive young- ship parents the dread of Testimony of The Independent for Mrs. Boos; Violation Of Rights mal reorganization of the concentrating on utilitarian edu- of legal complications formal in- er men off WPA rolls and into pri- further drowning accidents cation of its youth. getting that back tooth filled; crease cannot be made until next To Bailey force until after the regular vate employment obviated the ne-this year. WOODBRIDGE — Two sending what must pass as a con- township defendants were Virginia Flessner was the class year. It is held that Mr. Morgen- Township Committee meeting on cessity for a full slice of 800, how- Nine-year-old John Berey of 35 tribution to the Alumni Fund.