MOST PROGRESSIVE WITH THE SUBURBAN NEWSPAPER LARGEST IN GUARANTEED THIS AREA CIRCULATION "The Voice of] the Raritan Bay District" VOL. VI.—No. 3 FORDS, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1941' PRICE THREE Police Court Aftermath
Use Of Municipal-Owned Property Adjacent To Oak Carteret Man, Allegedly Involved In Several Highway Tree School Proposed At Session Monday Night Escapades, Injured When Car Finally Overturns RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Due to over-crowded play- FOKDS—When Joseph Bognar, of 92 Warren Street, ground facilities at Oak Tree school, the township Board •Carteret, was released from the Perth Amboy General of Education Monday night in the Bonhamtown school Hospital yesterday morning- he was taken to police head- Vacation Of Part Of Keas- Dudics Again Elected As Conferences Held During Federal Government Will quarters at Woodbridge and booked' on a complaint of discussed a proposal to take over several municipally- 1 bey Street Protested Chairman At Meeting Of owned properties adjoining the Oak Tree school. Turn Over Building To hit-and-run driving . When he appeared before Eecorder Arthur Brown he was fined $25 and $3 costs. In Letter To Board. . Clara Barton Unit Inspection of playground facilities by Mayor Walter C. Christensen and school board Bognar, according .to the' testi- members revealed that additional mony, hit one car, almost struck space was sorely needed. Mayor several other - cars, came within HAZARD TO CHILDREN;, AUDIT IS ARRANGED, Christensen informed board mem- inches of knocking: two boys off bers of properties available and their bicycles and finally wound PEDESTRIANS CHIEF GIVES REPORT transferable for school use. up by crashing into a tree and Should building -of an addition turning his' car over, Tuesday to the.school become necessary in night. • Sidewalk Construction On Repairs To Building Near the near future, which is very Comsmssioner Says, How- Coimty Dignitaries and Fire When he appeared in court, likely, present playground space Bognar limped and had bandages New Highway Is Asked - Completion; Recreation would be greatly reduced. ever, cision Commissioners Invited on his face. He admitted the Further consideration will be charges against him. As Safety Move Room Is Progressing given the matter at the next reg- Shops Canvassed As Honor Guests According" to John H. Burke, 21, ular meeting, May 12. of 105- Commerce Street, Perth MENLO PARK—Formal dedi- FORDS — A protest against CLARA BARTON—The Board Districts 9 And 11 Agree WOODBRIDGE—Revival of the cation of the new S22,000 fire- Negotiating With Research Amboy, Bognar's car rammed in- of Fire Commissioners, District to the rear of a vehicle .he wasthe vacation of Crow's Mill Eoady eight-hour day campaign for house here will take place tomor- from Coppermc Avenue south to No. 3, re-elected John Dudics as i o Conier secretly Un members of the police department row afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Concern For Erection driving on Route 35. and did not Chairman at a reorganization stop. Burlie said he gave chase un- Smith Street, Keasbey, by- the was begun this week when a building will officially be turned Board of Freeholders, was CPE^ meeting- Monday night in the Am- Plans For Merger over to the Board of Fire Com- Of Building Here til -he got the license number of boy Avenue nrehouse. meeting of all members of the the hit-and-run car. A few min-tamed m a resolution adopted "by missioners by officials. the Fords Lions Club at its semi- John Lako and Joseph Simon force and the police committee A short program has been ar- utes later Burke heard a crash in the vicinity of King- George monthly dinner-meeting Tuesday were also re-named recording- was held late Monday afternoon ranged' to mark the acceptance of LOCATION IN AVENEL nig-ht at Thomsen's communi^ secretary and trasurer respective- General Ceramics Shop the structure and its dedication. Road, near Maxwell Avenue. Go- at police headquarters. ing to the scene he found the same hall ly. Other members of the board Union Files Papers In IN BOYLAN STRATEGY The result of the conference is The Edison Volunteer Fire Com- SEEN AS ACCEPTABLE The club's declaration of opin- are Michael Kerestan and John pany, =which will have its new car that had hit-his auto, turned County Clerk Office. not known although it appears as quarters in the building, will also over on, its side. ion was brought about -fchioug-fa Asprocolas. if the Township committee may the failure of the freeholders to- The board authorized an audit KEASBEY — A •certificate of take possession of the first floor Firm Is With- Gasoline from Bognar's car provide suitable sidewalks along meeting April LL lO o£look upon the request more favor- apparatus and meeting rooms. tank was all over the road arid 1 of its books and accepted an invi- incorporation was filed in the ably this t me than fc did last the new loadway, running , par- tation to attend the dedication of county clerk's office Wednesday 10 All; Many * * Invitations to attend the cere- held Pending Consum- Fords, Hopelawn -and Keasbey fire allel to Crow's Mill Road, for tk& the new Menlo Park firehouse to- by the Shop Union of General year when members of the Patrol- monies have been extended to companies arrived on the scene safety and protection- of school morrow. The board also received Ceramics Plant No. 3. men's Benevolent Association county and local officials, mem- and washed - the street down to Objections Raised mation Of Deal prevent the gas from igniting. children and other pedestrians. the monthly report of Fire Chief The 1 union's statutory offices asked for an eight-hour working bers of other fire boards and fire The resolution, forwarded to day. companies of the township, and Bognar was taken to the Perth Stephen Kurrey which showed the will be at the Keasbey firehouse, ISELIN—A secret session, with WOODBRIDGE — Definite ar- the county board, asks that a con- company had responded to 17 At the present time, members residents of P-lenlo Park. rangements have .been made by the Amboy General Hospital in the with Albert Perry as agent. press and public barred, will be crete walk be installed along- the ' grass fires. . The corporation was organized of the Department work ten Work on the building was com- Dale Parkway Clothes, Inc. with Woodferidge Emergency Squad easterly side of the new road. hours a daywit h an hour off for He was treated for The secretary was instructed to to represent employes of the. shop held by Fire Commissioners of Dis- Inn h ' pleted this week, with the excep- the.Township's Real Estate Depart- ambulance. Members of the club also dS-- *-* Ih concussion of the brain, lacera- write the Middlesex Water Com- in dealings with the employers in tricts No. 9 and No. IX on Tues- 5 - TheTh y havh e one dayd' ' fofff tion of laying a cement apron from ment, to purchase municipal-owned cussed the inadequacy of street ;* pany requesting that a six-inch regard to grievances, wages- and day night, April 22, in an effort f f^ so that each the. apparatus room door to theland at the next Township meeting, tions of the face and right knee. signs at important intersections in. hasa different day of thecurb. for the construction of a huge water main be installed in Brower labor conditions. to smooth out all difficulties that weekoff 0 v seks Each fche Fords, Keasbey and Hope- * Avenue. A request will also be stand in the way of the consolida- j T"7 f " " The structure provides an apmen'- s clothing store, lawn area • It was pointed The principal incorporators are member of the department has a The building, which will be semi- made upon the county board of Albert Perry, Albert Hofherr, tion of the districts. The public paratus room, meeting room, kit- that visitors experienced freeholders that a hydrant in Pai- will apparently have no inkling of two-week vacation with pay each chen and shower -tin the first floor, circular in shape, will be 'built at in locating- local residents, Joseph Perry, Carolyn Pastrick year and unhmi sick leave. the intersection of Routes 25 and sonage Road' be raised to permit Papp. what will occur other than what | ^d sick leave and "a large community hall com- matter was refeired to Conrnal easier access. -. • --.- - - statements the.-commissioners, de-1 - Raakm_ Silent plete with a stage,-,.kitchen and 35 in the vicinity of the; Howard man Charles J. Alexan3e£ pG ice check rooms on the second floor. Johnson 'Restaurant. Repairs Reported cide to issue as 'the press will be | ' Commissioner Herbert will make a survey and B. Rankin refused to comment on The ambulance operated by the The pians call for a building finding's at a Iatei date. A report on the progress of banned on a suggestion made -by the Woerner Elected As Presi- Patrick Boylan at a meeting Tues- j request, but did say that sev- Menlo Park Safety Squad will also with a frontage of 3O0 feet and a work on alterations and repairs eral Get Certificate day night. Mr. Boylan stated that j conferences would be held by be housed in the building. depth of 1-00 feet. The front will dent; Folger Delegate to the firehouse was submitted the Anton J. Lund, captain ol 1 in his opinion the "press has aj Township committee before be constructed of plate-glass and fina To State Convention and discussed by the board. Work tendency to misconstrue certain j * action Is taken. It is under- •glas"s brick. - club's bowling tedm, announ-Ce^ ~~ \,A a new cement floor in the ap- issues." ! stood that two methods can be In the meantime negotiations PISCATAWAYTOWN — The•that the team had captured the paratus room and a new wooden are -being carried on by the Real entire slate of officers of the Class B chamijionship of the M«£- "'- floor in the auditorium has been Homeless Victim Is Picked Although the Township audit- j d to makke ththe changeh , tthe com- •dlesex County Lions Bow-ling _ mittec cai1 ake the Estate Department with a large re- Raritan Township Exempt Fire- completed. o-rs have recommended the con- f f initiative League for the 1940-1941 seasoC* ^ Up In Field Near Clara aSs a search concern with the hope of men's. Association was- re-nomi- A new recreation room for fire- solidation of the fire districts in f resolution placing the po- getting it to construct a !j>5-0'0,:QO0 It is the second successive year Barton School llcc on ei ht hour shifts orth e nated at a meeting held Tuesday that the team had gained the tit^e- men on the first floor is being the Township time and time again matter ca"n be left up to the pub- laboratory here. night • in the Plainfield Avenue completed and a check-room is also CLARA BARTON — Stanley as an economy measure, It was Even Greater Decrease Ex- William Allgaier, Real Estate firehouse. Ejection of the nomi- The captain and team members^** - about 35 years old, lic by putting the question in the were commended for bringing su-cji being added. A small, two-story Gatkowski, evident from what occurred at theform of a referendum on the bal- pected In Next Few Director, said yesterday he has re- nees will take place May 13. no home address, was picked up session, that the move is being i ceived a communication from an honors to the club _ addition is beinj built at the rear iot at the next W. Francis Woerner was re- near the Clara Barton school made in Iselin more from a de-! election. ' Months, Troger Says of the building and will provide official of the firm stating that as named president. Other include Tickets aie still available for ^ space for a new kitchen and newshortly before noon Monday by sire to secure a new nrehouse than From an authoritative source it far as he is concerned the figures the T. Wesley Liddle memorial* *~}i police and ordered removed to was learned that members of the RARITAN "TOWNSHIP—Com- Joseph Stout, vice president; rest rooms. (Continued on Page 2) missioner Henry H. Troger, Jr., di- submitted by Mr. Allgaier are sat-Frederick Newman, treasurer, and dinner-dance which will tak$jT~ the Perth Am boy General Hospi- PBA have been quietly canvassing isfactory but he will have to get place at Thomsen's community~- The project is being carried out tal in the Piscatawaytown Safety prominent businessmen and other rector of the township's relief de- Arthur Latham, secretary. .Trust- through the aid of a WPA grant partment, told members of thethe approval of his Board of Direc- ees nominated are William Meser- hail Saturday right, April 19. ~ Council ambulance. residents of the Township asking tors of the company 'before com- Reservations can ibe made by - of approximately $3,000. them how they feel op- the stib- Township Commission Tuesday ole for one year, Van Stout for 1 The man, dazed and his face and night that another slight decrease pleting the -deal. two years, and Edward Voorhees calling Perth Amboy 4-2S87r or"" hands covered with blood, was no- ject and thecoacensus of opln- Mr. Allgaier also said that nego- contacting Mr Lund, who is __ ion, according in the relief rolls was effected for three years: ticed wandering in a field off Am- to PBA spokesmen, during March. tiations are also still being carried chairman of the affair. boy Avenue by a passing truck was in favor of the eight-hour day on by Ms department -with two Carl Folger was named delegate driver. Police were notified and as well as for pri- In a written resort to the com-I\ leather goods concerns who desire to the annual state firemen's con- 63 At High School Are I mission, Commissioner Troger in- to locate in the Avenel section. vention in Atlantic City, and Special Officer William S. D*ll dicated that an even greater de- was sent to investigate. eluded On Roster For He expects them to purchase Town- Charles Pfeiffer was appointed Questioned by police, Gatkow- crease is expected during the next ship_owned ]and shortly, alternate. ski said he fell from the top of Fourth Period few months, due to the approach Delegates named to the annual Five Summoned To Appear of warm weather and the increas- a freight car on the Lehigh Val- convention of the state exempt WOODBRIDGE —Sixty - thres) ing industrial demands for labor. firemen's convention include Har- Before Recorder Urffer ley tracks near the school. He students -. at Woodbridge" High) 1 The report showed a total of old Drake, A. Y. Pardun, Fred- Clara Barton Women Post- April 17,-24 suffered lacerations of his face, -School were placed on the honor i 449 persons on the rolls on March erick Newman, John Powers, and head and hands. roll for the fourth marking period I — pone Session Because RAEITAX TOWNSHIP—Five 1, 'compared to a total of 440 on William Monaghan. Alternates motorists have been summoned to according to an announcement! Relief Rolls Here To BeApril 1. The cases included 100 designated were John Kalman, Ar- Of Easter Holidays GOING UP! made this week by Principal Ar- families with "406 persons and 34 nold Neihaus, Thomas Swales, Sr., appear before Police Recorder Al- Canvassed To Get In- , CLARA BARTON—Due to the fred C. Urffer. on charges of speed- Buiilding-s And More Build- thur C- Ferry. Thy honor students non-famiiy cases. Committments Mrs. Sailitt Is Named As Arthur Winkler and Charles Zim- are as follows: dex To Eligibles for March amounted to $3,388.31. merman. Easte2 holidays, the meeting- of ing made by motor vehicle inspect- ings Get Under Way Seniors: Barbara Briegs, Char- President Succeeding the Board of Dueetors of -fce- ors and local police. Complaints A special meeting of the -asso- Glara Barton Woman's Club st three will be heard to- lotte Flessner, Millicent Harrison, WOODBRIDGE—A census, of Mrs. A. J. Schnebbe ciation will take place next Tues- FORDS —- Building activities Grace Hawrylko, Gloria Potter. which ivas scheduled for nextt all persons on relief as of March Irene Vargo Escapes Hurts CLARA BARTON—Mrs. James day night at the Plainfield Ave- morrow, one on April 17 and the j ;n the Township still show an up- Ann Schwenzer, James Hynes, Ka- Tuesday, has been postponed until 1, last, Is being taken in the Town- Sailitt was elected president of nue firehouse to discuss plans to other on April 24. ward trend according to a regular mel Katen, David Poclembo, Royj ip on order of ihe State Finan- In Auo Accident Friday April 22, it was announced yester- Drivers ordered to appear to- monthly report submitted by Kn 7 the Clara Barton Parent-Teach- purchase uniforms for all memda- > , - Simm. cial Assistance Commission, to de- KEASBEY—Miss Irene Vargo, bers. morrow are Nicholas Farnan, 2S by Building Inspector William All- er Association at a -regular meet- The piogram chaiiman, Juniors: Mildred Peterson, Irma termine how many men and women 18, of this place, escaped injuries ing Tuesday afternoon at the Park'Place, Brooklyn, arrested by ffaier to the Township Committee Einar Jensen, announced Plisko, Margaret Pogany, Helen on relief are available or can be shortly before midnight Friday school. Mrs. Sailitt succeeds Mrs. Inspector William Manley for Monday night. Schmidt, Elmer Al dington, Ray- CLINICS TO CLOSE fashion show will be part fit t&ff- speeding at GO miles an hour, During the month of March 91 made available through training! when the ear in which-she was a Alfred J. Schnebbe. mond Knips, Abraham Rothman, for defense indusiries. passenger was involved in an ac- program at that session The iond of $10; Michael Burlingham, building permits wore issued for Andrew Sedlak, Ralph Stauffer, Other officers named were: Baby Stations To Be Discon- will also celebrate its ninth According to John Omenhiser cident on Amboy Avenue near S60 Park Avenue, New York City,! construction estimated at $161.- Guy Van Syckie, August Wiegand, Mrs. Rose Pastorak,' first vice day at that time Mrs the census has been ordered be- Fifth Street, Clara Barton. tinued During- Holidays picked up by Inspector Manley, QOO. The office received $505,40 Robert Zullo. president; Miss Marjorie Thomp- Testa, aresident, conducted in fees. cause the state feels that a number Miss Vargo was riding in a car son, second vice president; Mrs. FORDS — There will be no speeding: 55 miles an hour, bond Sophomores: day night's jmeetirjr -of the grougf Norma Ashmore, of relief recipients, who have not driven by Charles Surowski, 21, Clara Hiinsen, treasurer; Mrs. baby clinies in the" Township of $5, and Walter Hamil, 105 Barbara Berse, Geraldine Borgett, Mrs Starley Nogan, hE^ worked for years, can 'be rehabili- of 843 State Street, Perth Am- Anna Desendorf, secretary, and during the Easter- vacation, ac- Gladstone Avenue, Baltimore, Jane Brodniak, Emily From, Marie chairman, announced the Bonhamtown Fire Tuesday tated. boy. According to police, a car Mrs. Schnebbe, corresponding cording to a notice issued today Md., stopped by Officer Albert Pellegrini?, Margaret Levi, Made- ing, hostesses for the next "There ai-e hundreds of men operated by Julius Meszaros, 27. secretary. by Health Officer Harold J. Bailey. Loblien for speeding; 55 miles an Destroys Garage And Barn line" Pinto, Emily Gescey, Isabelle of 333 -Watson Avenue", Perth Am- Mrs Garr»tt Poulsen, Mrs. J|| hour, bond of $5. throughout the state," Mr. Omen- The next meeting of the group j The clinics will be held - ag-ain liam Papp, Mrs Carl PelseL. Mrs: BONHAMTOWN—Fire ' of un-Klement, Richard Brause, Paul said, "that were skilled work- boy, rammed into the rear of- Sur-will take place Tuesday, May 13. ' starting the week of February 21 . Louis Greenstein. 26:10 Ocean known origin about 11 o'clock Drumraond, Edwin Potter, Stanley owski's machine. Willard Andrews, Mrs. BBrMgi& Avenue, Brooklyn, was stopped by ers 'but they have "been out of work as follows: Osborne, Mrs Emma Moorea Miss- Tuesday night destroyed a small Potter, Robert Stephen. | so long and have grown 'rusty' so Inspector Roger Hart for speed- Tuesday, Iselin and Avenel; .Georgia Thornall Mrs S. garajre and shed located at the Freshman Roster that the ordinary shop won't hire Township PBA Will Name Wednesday, Hopelawn and Wood- ing 5o miles an hour, bond of rear of a house occupied by Mrs. Freshmen: Mary Boran, Wini- Duel Anniversary Occasz&n Mrs David Eckert and Mrs. them. I believe that the plan calls bridge and Thursday, Port Read- •don Louigard " I? 10, to appear April 17. Thomas Elizabeth Ealint, Westcrvelt Ave- | fred De Nyse, Larraine Friefc, for giving these men1 a short train- For Party On Sunday Night Slate At Session May 12ing and Fords. Welberton, 232 East 15th Street, ing: course to put them back in nue. (Continued on Paqe 2) RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Nomir Cleveland, Ohia, was picked up their stride- I understand, too, that CLARA BARTON Mr. and CAMPOREE NEWS His Auto Overturns Twice by Inspector Earl Sparks for oper- A quantity of old furniture Mrs. Harvey Mathiasen jointly nation of officers will highlight the other young men, without training-, May 12 meeting of the Raritan The annual Camporee of our ating: a vehicle with expired li- stored in the shed was also de- Holy Week Services Held may be given training courses in celebrated their wedding anni- But SirafH's Hurts stroypd. Tho. fire had gained 1 Township Patrolmen's Benevo- Council will be held this cense. The car, which bore 1940 By Fords Lutheran Church various fields where they are most versary and Mrs. Mathiasen s year at the Danish Home Grove FORDS—EIio Straffi. p registration plates, was held- Wel- quite a" start before firemen of birthday Sunday night at their lent Association, Local No. 75, needed," Officer John J. Calamoneri, presi- in Metuchen. lar Street, escaped serious in-- berton posted $10 bond to appear Raritan Engine Company No. 1 FORDS—Holy Week services The census-takers, in most cases home in Carlton Street. were summoned. dent, announced yesterday. Realizing that, the scouts, would juries Friday ni^ht when 'April 24. were held this week at Our Re-the investigators, have a large Guests present included Mr. like to g-et farther away from •car overturned twice at- WANTED! deemer Evangelical Lutheran and Mrs. Bert Richards and son, Plans for. the nomination and sheet to fill for eadv-family on re- other business were discussed at home, Council has made' arrange- Convery Boulevard traffic ^ CLUB IN SESSION KEASBEY —• Joseph Szakacs, Church with communion Monday lief.. The questions to be answered Fred, Elwood Mathiasen, Mrs. K. ments for the boys to have a good night and last night. Holy com- a dinner-meeting: of the organi- Perth Ariboj FORDS—The Slovak-Hungarian 24, of 100 Cmith Street, Keas- concern the number of persons in Madsen and Mrs: Jens E. Mathia- time at" a reasonable distance. Straffi, according to Qf&e&c Republican Club of Fords, Keas- bey, was picked up here Wednes- munion will also, take place tonight each household, the ages, sex, mari- sen, all of Perth Amboy; Mr. andzation Monday afternoon at the at 8 o'clock. Mayfasr Grill.* ' • The director. of the Camporee Lewis Kuran of the Perth 4J3L- ^ bey and Hopelawn met in regular day morning- and 'turned over to tal status, schooling, citizenship, Mrs. Niels Mathiasen and Robert will. be John Williamson, an able bo,y police, had'two passengers^ session last night in the Ameri- •the Sayreville police. The Town- Easter Sunday services will fea- disability if any, usual occupation, and Ruth Mathiasen, of Wood- and the nuirtfm- of years since each —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bertram scoutmaster from Perth Amboy. in his car, a man and a wamaov can Legion headquarters, New ship man is charged with attempt- ture, a festival service with Holy bridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and Miss Geraldine Kennedy, Williamson is planning a very n but they disappeared rmme^- - R o utine ed hold-up and robbery in- that Communion at 10:30 A. M. andperson was employed at his or herMathiasen and daughter, Esther, Brunswick Avenue, usual occupation- Woodland Avenue, spent Sunday [teresting program, and we extend ately after the aeudent. Their _ business was transacted. community. children's festival at 3 P. M. of this place. with friends in Asbury Park. ! our wishes for a swell time! identity was PAtfJB TWO FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1941 FORDS AND RARITA^ TOWNSHIP FIRE BOARDS NEWLYWEDS G1VJ (Continued from Page 1) s as a better financial move. Recent- By The Medico ly, attempts by the commissioners of District No. 11 to erect a new BI52ASE AND IMPROPER ing heartily of meat, especially firehouse and community center, EATING pork. You have indulged ifi heavy Mr., Mrs- George Dixon were turned down by the voters. Since the erection of the under- „ "I always feel so bad when pastries, puddings and pies.. Part At Affair In Home spring comes," said Mrs. Jones to of the time 'you've swallowed pills pass at Iseiin there has been no need for two fire districts in that the doctor who was calling on lit- to get your bowels to movje. No Of Former's Parents section. tle Willie because he was suffering wonder you feel bad with the com- EMERGENCY SERVICE The troop also has a record of RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mr. Sckmidt Calls Meeting • from a severe cold. "I don't un- ing of spring. Your system, is In this time of unexpected hap- every boy's address, phone,- and derstand it, for I certainly eat and Mrs, George DiSon, recently Peter Schmidt, .chairman of Fire personal identification. Systems clogged by impurities. You are west of pening, everyone must be pre- plenty of good food all winter and deficient in vitamins. How much married, were honored at a party j District No! 11, the »*.**. w™ »*pared to serve his country at any have or will be worked out with and shower at the home of Mr. the railroad tracks, called Tiies- am well nourished." vitamin C, for example, have you time. National Boy Scout head- which each boy may be located and Dixon's parents; Mr. and Mrs. day hig-ht's session and presented "That's just the trouble," said taken lately?" quarters is sponsoring a move- assembled for emergency duty the man of science, "You eat too C; A. Diiortj Lincoln Highway. plans for the consolidation. He merit wfjtereby every registered within fifteen minutes. "What is vitamin C, and where Among those present were: urged both boards to unite "in much of the wrong foods and toodo I get it, excepting from pills?" scout in an area may be assembled A list of afi equipment, both little of the right ones. By the Mrs: Winifred McGrath, Mrs. order to reduce the costs in the at a few minutes notice. Many troop and personal, is available. "It is in its natural stitie in G Wright, Mr, and Mrs. operation of both fire companies" way, haven't you put on weight foods, lemons, pineapples, raw unforseen emergencies have oc- This is a tremendous advantage this winter?" George Bockus, of Philadelphia; and to "break down the old feel- j curred in this country recently, in any catastrophe, for the- leader cabbage, etc. If you will eat only Mr. arid Mrs. Roy Campbell, Wil- ing that the raUroad serves as a "Ye?., I.have, but I'll walk it off one orange a -day you, would g-et some of them in our immediate in charge can estimate immediate- mington, DeL; Mrs.. Louis Zaeh, barrier for the residents of either vicinity. It is the purpose of the ly how many cots, blankets, can- when the weather gets warmer." enoug-h vitamin C. to prevent your Miss Ddris Zach, • Sussell Zach, section of Iseiin." "You are mistaken. If you having scurvy. Some people are Boy Scouts to be able to cope with teens, efce. are available foi- serv- •Sayreville; Mrs. George B. How- "This strong feelim he de- these emergencies almost as soon ice. fiidnt walk when the air was eodl so lazy that they prefer opening ell, Plainfield. elared, "is splitting the town in * and bracing;, you will not walk a can of orange juice to squeezing as they occur. -• The Scout mobilization program Mrs. Theresa Foraker, Stelton; half. I urge the opposition ctfn- v/hen it is warmer; besides haven't it out of a fresh orange, which re- At recent meetings, troops of is by no means militaristic. It is 'you just said that you feel bad asquires a little more effort. The Mrs. Fred Chelle, Miss Elsie sider the plans for consolidation, intended to be useful in times of Chelle, Mrs. 'Muriel Markano, Mr. hold a new election for five com- the Raritan Council have had in- spring- approaches." processing of the juice hf heat de- spections by members of the Ex- peacetime disaster only,,and thus $2175 feats the very purpose for whieh and Mrs. E. P. Ellison, Miss Myr- missioners and work harmonious- includes only rehabilitation. "Ye?, I feei awful, its spring tle Ellison, Mrs. John Harayda, ly for the erection of a new fire- ecutive Board. These men have fev<-. I think." you drink it. Heat destroys the a record of every boy in the Coun- Value vitamins." Miss Alice Harayda, Mrs. Robert house." "JVTiat causes spring fever, as In reply to Schmidt, Irvin Ra- cil. The records are on file in Hagaman-, Miss "Mary Dixon, Mrs. Yes! Buy one \OW far Bn«+er you call it, but too much rich food "But why do we need this vita- Florence Pullen, Mr. and Mrs. phael stated the former's group national headquarters at Wash- ington, D. C. nrtrt mnko the •suit "ImV* of jowr itrui too little exercise during the min C?" What purpose does it -John Schrum, Highland Park. had planned the move only after (Continued from' Pac/e 1) lifetime—"You'll never duplicate "winter months.- 'You've been-eat- serve?" " Mrs. Russell Harrison, Miss Lot- residents of District N-o. 11 had Dorothea Kennedy, •'Marjprie • Mia- THIS % ILl R Inter. K*ery sMit , "It is very important. - The cap- tie-SrriitH, Mrs. Frederick Meyer defeated the referendum for a zur, Mary Mesies, Beatrice Naylor; smart]-* «j(>Ied. hnmKoinely tail- illaries are very tiny blood vessels and Miss Emma Wobbe, Piscata- new firehouse. He said that they Doris Perry, Mary Pinelli, Vero- ored In ilie newest SprI«K slimtes. waytbwn. (Schmidt's group) hoped that Ever> unit Ii««* TWO P\IR OF BUY YOUR PIANO that are .distributed throughout nica Plisco, Eleanor Popovich, Sal- PA\TS for doii.-jl* wear. the entire body. If there isn't through the merger the firehouse ly 'Potter; Kathleen Reynolds, IN PERTH AMBOY —-Mrs. John Hegedus, Crow's enough vitamin C in the system, could still be built. Raphael also Gloiia Rusniak, Elizabeth Sabo; And remember. tOV HOT* T Mill Road, is .a patient at St. their walls weaken and the blood Charles Neary Given Party contended
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Elko, Mrs. Adolph Quote, bers of the Woman's Club of "Since the bill would mainly Benjamin Gardella, Mrs. benefit religious schools of -the —Mr. and Mrs. "William Ger-Fords attended the third district Overgaard, Mrs. ITred Bede State, which enroll more than spring conference- of women's Mrs Herbert Cline * Hopelawn Principal An- mann and family, Park Place, and .-"•". SAND HILLS—"Hit-and-Run- tendance prize was won by Mrs. ninety per -cent of the pupils at- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson, "Wood- , Drivers" and "We Drivers" were Murphy's class. nounces List; Eighth tending non-public schools, it will two' motion picture films shown be difficult to hava sueh discussion bridge Avenue, attended the wed- The country store auction con- ding of Mrs. Germann's nephew, •during.- the safety talk given by ducted after the meeting proved Grade In Lead State Group Against without charges of intolerance and . Qeorge Sterra of the state motor prejudice. That difficulty must be Fred Deron, in Jersey City, Sat- to be an amusing event. Nels HOPELAWN — Seventy-three -vehicle department at a meeting Kistrup, wearing large spectacles School Bus Service faced fay the public and the Legis- urday. JERSEY is speeding up .Of the Sand Hills Parent-Teacher and an immense apron, ably simil- pupils of Hopelawn school were Extension lature /because of the importance —Mrs. Freda Francine, Mrs. Association. Mr. Sterra's talk was ated the proprietor, of the store. listed on the. fourth report card o-f the principles involved. • These May Young and Mrs. Charles on highway safety. A social hour followed. • The Executive Committee of the principles should apply equally to Horn attended a. meeting of .the • - Miss Susan Fillips, chairman of period 'honor roll, it was announced all non-public schools, 'and >to any anil the \ yesterday. New Jersey Education Association, DeMolay. Mothers in New Bruns- the safety committee of the Mid- school maintained by any • denomi- wick recently. dlesex County Council of Parents The eighth grade topped the meeting in Trenton this week, ap- nation whatsoever." and Teachers, also spoke on safety. proved the following statement on —Miss Evelyn Hansen, Telephone list with seventeen names, while wood, Avenue, spent Sunday in :. During the business session, con- the sixth grade ran close second Senate Bill 152. Shortage of sugar in the United ducted- by Mrs. Alfred Schnebbe, with fifteen. "The New Jersey Education As- States considered unlikely. Perth Amboy. president, it was voted to send a Grade 2—Robert Kushner, Ida sociation is strongly opposed to -donation to the Kiddie Keep Well Bertolozzi, Frank Pastor, Kath- Senate Bill 152, which would pro- Camp. West Raritan Unit Feted leen Koczan, Manuel Balsamides, vide for transportation at public expense of pupils to non-public The secretary was authorized to By Vanquished Perth * Phyllis Eagdi, William Kreudl, schools. It sincerely trusts that communicate with the state assem- and Vera Johnson. this 'bill will not be enacted by the blymen informing them that the Amboy Bowlers Grade 3-—Robert Ziegnerf Rose New Jersey Legislature -until the association favors passage of the Ciallella, Margaret Elyar, Helen very fundamental questions which ' PISCATAWAYTOWN—Having Kopko, Mary Wagerik, and Gloria '40 Dodge coupe $555 '38 Ford sta. wagon $395 assembly bill which has to do with defeated the Perth Amboy Young it raises have been thoroughly dis- appropriating money from the Republican Club bowling team in W illi ambre cht. cussed by the public. '38 Ford sedan $395 Grade , 4—Claire Christensen, '40 Chevrolet coupe $495 . H» RAHWAY Fri. to Sun. 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Pat nan Mermen TEL. WOOD. S-0070 "THE ROUHDUP" '•<><«• '«'•' 184 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY 192 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY FORDS AND RAEITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1941 PAGE FIVE Possibly, the phrase covers real neu- trality, which would mean that Russia would give to Turkey every benefit that PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY she extends to Germany, in the event of By CHARLES E. GREGORY THE BEACON PUBLISHING CO. warfare between the two nations. How- Well! Looka Who's Here! With Offices at ever, there is left for future determination There could hardly be a better excuse for returning •$!,. 611 New Brunswick Avenue, Ford*, N. J. the question whether the Turks are defend- TELEPHONE: PERTH AMBQY 4—2123 the wars here after such a long absence, than that of ing themselves from, aggression. Stalin can ing to set Governor Edison straight on a matter of Subscription $1.50 per year make his own decision upon this matter Elmer J. Vecsey Publisher and Managing Editor nique. . ( •£&»%& Entered at the Post Office at Fords, N- J., as •and thus decide if the assurance means second class mail matterjDn April 17, 1936. I am quite aware that The Newark News attends genz anything or not. erally to.such important problems of State but realize & The announcement represents another is pretty busy with Ci.urchill and Roosevelt during thes& international agreement that means what perilous times. I really don't mean to insinuate myself into the dominant nation wants it to mean. its domain, without even being asked, but fear that Nobody knows what Stalin would have it tinned silence on my part may leave Mr. Edison in a quanife Is This Still Democracy? mean, and thus nobody knows what it actu- ary. I come, thus, humbly and with an extremely low bow We doubt very much if the people of ally amounts to. in apology for my temerity m trespassing on ground made Iselin are going to accept quietly the plans sacred by such journalistic eminence. j; of the commissioners of the two fire dis- First In Eighteen Years What Fm thinking, is that Mr. Edison needs to .get tricts to conduct their merger negotiations The 35,000-ton battleship North Caro- himself-—as we say in our back-yard quoit league—a reg. in secrecy. After all, the districts belong lina was placed in active service on April I have a great respect for many of his declared ob- to all the people, not to a few men who9th. It is the first battleship to be built in jectives. I believe, as I did during the campaign, that in feel they alone are qualified to decide on the United States in eighteen years and him is contained a bright future for New Jersey. I'm net the ' future of Iselin's fire protection. was commlissioned nearly three months so sure of this, of course, unless he follows my direction on If the proposal for consolidation 'is ahead of schedule. the hair-pin turn of statesmanship even if there may be good, then the commissioners should have The "newest and most formidable fight- a difference of opinion on this point. After all, The News' no fear of public reaction. If the proposal ing ship in the world" will have a comple- advice didn't do Mr. Willkie any more good than mine dl<4 is bad, the people should certainly have a ment of 1,500 officers and men. She will remember. . chance to oppose it. The whole proposi- carry nine 16-inch guns, each sixty feet My Notion Of It ~~ tion needs nothing more than the search- long-, and they will hurl some twenty tons Albeit comma I have a notion that Mr. Edison- 5s light of public opinion. of TNT every sixty seconds on a target trying to bat in the team's clean-up position without proy^ It cannot be forgotten that the com-eighteen miles away. ing first-off that he can come through in the pinches. Un- missioners of both districts in the Iselin The battle ship is a costly vessel. The CWNU Sen-tee) derstand, I think he can. I think the public thinks he eaa section were recently the apostles of a lost North Carolina represents an expenditure and I'm damned sure that current assortment of Henry- cause. Each campaigned vigorously for a of §67,725,500. This is enough to build Clays in the legislature is afraid he can. Still, all of tho~se new'fire house and were defeated by themany schoolh'ouses-but few Americans to- concessions are not going to win the ball-game for him* voters. Their action in the present case day regret the money that is in her hull Not alone. seems to indicate they want nobody and machinery. Just to get it out of the way as quickly as possible,. Ie£ • around to oppose them this time. We think The big ship will make twenty-seven us first consider the legislature in its relation to Mr. Edison^: such conduct is: indefensible and' we be-knots. It is provided with blisters for pro- Italy in "wartime had an air ofward becoming an open scandal as . People Begin to Talk It was waiting-, probably lurking, for Mr. Edison's lieve every taxpayer who can raise his complete unreality. the war went on. Many of them The common people watched all tection" against torpedoes and mines. Ar- It was chiefly because the Fas-had huge stocks of •food, clothing, this and. began to talk. - ' rival in Trenton. He was coming with a grand name, voice should condemn it. mored decks protect against shells and cists never expected to fight. When and other supplies stored away. Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo reputation as a vastly successful business executive, an t That the press should be barred from bombs and vital points are guarded by •war came, they knew that Benito The poor, of •course, had no money Ciano and ihis circle -of. Foreign dependence which was politically terrifying because all future discussion is in line with the Mussolini was gambling on quick with which to buy reserves. They Office playboys, as they were popu- sixteen inches of steel plate. The second- Germany victory by fall. When eked along from day to day on a larly called, did nothing to still the body knew where it would hit, or what. All these posses^ commissioners' policy of keeping all dis-ary battery of twenty -guns is available fall came and the war continued, budget so modest that the average growing murmur. sions in one man are as rare at the capitol as economy, cussion just among themselves. It mayagainst planes as well as surface targets. they began to worry; but they still Ameriean scarcely could under- A friend of mine, saw Count those what ain't got'em are resentful to them what be just a coincidence, but it-will be remem- said: "Next sprang it will be fin-stand how they managed to keep Ciano depart "for the front" at the There are# other, smaller guns for aircraft ished." going. I'll bet that precious remaining lock of hair atop my thick: bered by many that we strenuously op- time when German diplomacy was defense. She carries four airplanes. Nexifc spring, of course, they The panic buying of the middle trying- -to g-et rid of him, and theskull to a copy of the plumber's code it was the collective posed construction of the new fire headr The powerhouse of the 'dreadnought themselves were finished, And and upper classes naturally bid no Du-ce sent him out -of the way for determination of a working majority in both houses to quarters—not because we were unwilling develops 115,000 horsepower from oil- they never quite had time to take the prices of everything except the a while. show this new guy a thing or two. ^ their "gamble" seriously. basic foodstuffs, which were gov- for Iselin to have such desirable improve- fired boilers. She measures 704 feet in He left with a convoy of luxuri- ments but because we felt that such ex- Consequently the social scene in ernment controlled. Tfeis was a ous limousines, accompanied by a length at the waterline and has a maximum wartime Italy was filled with para- real hardship to the workers. number o-f the Foreign. Office gay It's The Old Game % pense should not be foisted on the home- beam of 108 feet. It takes about twen- doxes. Some of them illustrated The pool* thus became poorer blades and socialites in the young So right away, before Mr. Edison could find the hs£ owners and rent-payers just as they were ty-seven feet of water to float her. points •<>£ strength in Fascasm, bujust t at a time when the rich were married set who filled his leisure tree in his office, there was the legislature—mostly Re- about to see economic daylight. Can it most of them showed the system to becoming blatantly richer. The hours with gaiety. publicans—out to make things tough for him. It was-an.,, The comforting thought, in connection be coming apart at the seams. arms 'boom was yielding fat profits possibly be that censorship is the price of ... , ...... , ... . . r 'Count Ciano's bejeweled parties, attitude not unlike that of a jealous Congress when a £hea_ * . ,, ... „ with the commissioning of this battleship, There were countless "slackers," to the insiders, and profiteers were which 'continued even, .after 'the opposinF sg these propositions? . ,, , ,, ... , , . _ for example. Anyone with influ-. spending big money on all sides. Albanian fras-co which he had history-making plurality sent a magnificently-exploited* %.^ • J. " u n j 'is that others, like her and much larg-er, ence could dodge 'the draft, and If we are goinsg to be called upon toj ..... ° ' Oddly enough, I could notice this helped to engineer, .were unkindly Great Engineer, Mr. Hoover^ to the White House. The only! „ , J T . 7 _.,.,., tare on the ways. Another will be in.serv- countless numbers did. A specific compared 'by indignant Italians to fight censorship.and secrecy of this kind, . . ,, _ _ _ instance in my neighborhood was •When traveling on the trains. - Fre- engineering of -any account Mr. Hoover could do until ice._in na month or so . Four more .wil;11l be quently I Sound . myself .alone in some of Nero's whims. this will serve notice 'that we will fight It the family with a senator among its' straightened' himself "out with the mob in the ready in a year. Afterwards, battleships number. One day we overheard the second-class section, while the •If .exaggerated rumors ' were with every resource at our disposal. 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BRUNSWICK AVE. * This Store Has No Meat Department _ FORDS FRIDAY, APEIL 11, 1941 Jean Hersholt Land-Grabbing Gangs In 'Las Vegas Night In Gripping Episode Tommy Dorsey, Phil Regan So They Got Married Of Well-Known Series In Cast Of Brilliant MacMurray Heads Gallant Of Boys' Town' Has Again Plays Part Of E: Story Of Night Club Cavaliers And Vies For Popular Favorites; Se- Doctor Who Saves Cofa«§ Pretty Lady The last frontier town in Amer- quel To 'Boys' Town' munity From Disaster ^ ica came to life in Hollywood when DICK FORAN IN CAST "Las Vegas Nights," which opens The old Southwest, haven of ro- tonight at the Strand Theatre, BIG SUPPORTING CAST FINE SUPPORTING CASf mance and frontier adventure, is went before the cameras on a night Pov three years, ever since the IMarkiag- the amiversaiy -o£ "EKe the rangre for a trio of the gayest, clulb set that Tommy Dorsey" of- release of "Boys Town," thousands series, of wbwih. it is the fbraiE most gallant cavaliers the screen fered to buy an." hour after he of motion picturc-ffoers have asked Picture, "Remedy for Ricfces?* i&e Jias yet uncovered in the Para- started to work. for a sequel to that fascinating new *'Dr Chjnsuan" feature T5M mount saga of the sag-ebrush, .The orchestra leader said he true-life sfilm, -telling1 further of with Jean Hersholt starred, begma "Rangers of Fortune," which op- wanted to ship the set to New Father Flanagan's fight for home- an even liveliei story of smafit-i ens tonight at the Crescent The- York, put it in a barn, and •open it CL> if less ami unwanted boys. "Men of intrigue and tomtor than ms atre. as a night club. Boys Town," again starring1 Spen- its predecessors The fi ^ Chalk up this super-western, di- The picture has an odd back- cer Tracy and Mickey Rooney, at the •Strand on Tuesday night- rected by the great Sam "Wood, as ground. Paramount became in- comes as the answer to those re- Hersholt continues a role thafc|s a spectacle and a fest of enter- trigued with the story of Las quests tonight to the :Majestic typically American The tainment to rank with such mas- Vegas, a wide-open Nevada town Theatre. is that of the ruzal doctor terpieces of action as "The Virgin- where no bets are barred. The It is a dramatic, punchy, two- doles oat -counsel, fcindne-ffi ian," "The Plainsman" and others town boosters announce the glad fisted story -of Father Flanagan's Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney, listed in several 1940 box- caie, along with medicaments, of hallowed memory. tidings in billboard and publica- •battle ag-ainst all forms of cruelty tion advertising1. Hhoshone and office polls as the two most popular stars in Hollywood, con- he makes the dady rounds Directed by Sam Wood in the coiTective treatment of tinue their.-,"Boys Town" colla.tsora.tioB vfith new roles.'- of syrnspathetic service, g Piu±e Indians rub elbows with youth. For Father Flanag-an be- Here is a picture that is loaded the country doctor o-f this type-blS wealthy dowagers, 'dude ranchers lieves that there is no such thing come in. for his share of $ "With surprises—and all of them and divorcees. Tunes from name as a 'bad iboy, and has proved it at tion tbaroug-h. various' media pleasant. bands compete with the monoton- his City of Little Men where there among which is the "Or- The surprises consist in direc- ous voice of the croupier and the -are neiiher guards nor fauces. little white >b-all jitterbugs on the series, on radio and via tion by Sam Wood, whose previ- The film tells of Father Flan- •roulette wheel. "B^medy for jKiches" has for ^ ous contributions to the screen agan's financial dii^.ciilties when he theme tie- di^torTDance caud have been notably "Goodbye Mr. •Bert Wheeler and Hank Ladd, goes $2O0fO0i0 in debt to make the even 3Tf e o£ jRrver's End Chips" and "Our Town"; in Mr. and -Tommy Dorsey and the band, room for the hundreds of boys who Presenting a new romantic team the ambitious author wito "finally discovery ol oil on some MacMurray's return to the field plus Phil Regan, Lillian Cornell, seek his help. But no matter what which is scheduled to be one of .the decides to write-from experience Constance Moore and Virginia t by a newcGmei to of action after a long, and pleas- The first co-starring apearance of Jimmy Stewart and Heddy his money problems, he always most popular in screen history, rather than imagination. Mass La- munxcy "AH tSie m sss. ant, dalliance in cafe society; in Dale complete the cast of "Las LaMarr in the sparkling romantic comedy "Come Live With Me" has time to g-o to the aid of a boy "Come Live with Me,"; co-starring comes to the role fresh'from the debut of a talented and charm- Vegas Nights." is certain to attract large audiences at the Ditmas where it -will who needs him. When Whitey is James .Stewart and Hedy Lamarr, her MgKly applauded appearance Fefomary exiports 5 ing new little girl star, Betty j Setting Magnificent open - tomorrow. Stewart, a penniless author, "accommodates" adopted toy a wealthy family and is under the direction • of Clarence with Clark Gable m "Comrade X " less than m 1940 modth Brewer, and in the masterful per- All the gay color and glamor of Miss LaMarr by marrying her so she can obtain an immigration falsely accused o-f a misdemeanor Brown, opens tomorrow at the Dit- formance in a supporting- role by Las Vegas is not only captured in quota number. Nice work if you can get it! when he tries to help another boy. mas Theatre.- the film but is amplified. The Albert Dekker. it. The .set was constructed with ager and 'divorcee types. Western Father Flanagan drops, everything 'Eased on a story tailor-made for night cluib setting has driven the to get his side of the story and ex- The central characters in this owners of property in Las Vegas unfinished pine logs as supports extras who had been accustomed the pair the plot deals with a beau- shrewdly conceived, perfectly pro- pose the brutalities of a reform tiful Austrian refugee who is given slightly daffy.. They were bidding straight-grained pine panelling. to receiving- $11 a day galloping school. duced picture, are three Robin against each other for it, as each Booths are upholstered with match- dangerously across the range, the altei'tia-tive of •marrying an Hoods of the range, a trio of ly- was afraid the other might acquire ed cowhides. earned $17-50 per day as dress Several , parallel stonies run American citizen and thus obtain- 1 ing, -thieving, fighting: soldiers of Extra lists of Hollywood were extras for bending elbows at thethrough the film, one of an eleven- ing a quota number, or being de- fortune-who turn into Galahads on combed carefully to secure dow- •tables and; Ibars. year-old boy murdered, another of ported to her native Austria. Pre- ihe spur of the moment. a seven-year-old bandit, both of ferring the former she. p-roposes The action takes place in a li't- whom find haven and right teach- marriage to Stewart, a penniless ;le ^own on the Mexican border,. I^ate Come ing under Father Flanagan's eare. young author. Through a purely Slioiv A.s Late An ind concerns their taking up with Every II I*. >I., And See In the end- Father Flanagan, wins business arrangement, the marriage XJ gallant little newspaper publish- PERTH AMBOY, N. J. iiturdaj A Complete through, although it takes a mir- is to give Miss Lamarr her number Sigbt! er who is losing in his desperate On State St. ut Five Corners a-cle in an exciting, pulse-stirring and, in return, Stewart is to have Starting With aattle against a land-grabbing climax. his Jiving expenses paid until he [ Free Comics to Every jang. 7 Days—Starting Tomorrow - Saturday April 12th can sell one of his novels. The com- Boy and Girl Sat. Mat. MacMurray-Morison Romance The Younger Set plications of this strange deal, Risking their necks and their PREVCE TIME TABLE. Little Joan Carroll, the 8-year- made more puzzling when the two FR1. - SAT. - SUN. 00 each and from UTE SHOW SATURDAYS :wo to three copies 'are made of Last Complete Stow 11.00 P M. .he better ones, in case, during th"1 TODAY All Seats 28c,'Tax Included nakin.sr of the film, the original LAST should be torn or soiled. . . . TIMES After testing numbers of voices i n a quest for a girl with a "voice — AND — ike honey.", and fa-ilinsr to find A Punch Packed Western .STARTING WITH ust the right one. studio officials "ALONG THE it the Fleischer Studio were at RIO GRANDE" heir wits end when Polly Loth, WITH 1-1-year-old artist at the studio BOBS WATSOH • LARRY TIM HOLT Over SO years serving the LSked for a try-out. She will be DARRYL KICKMAN • HENRY O'NEILL he voice of Honey, the bee hero- Betty Jane Rhodes public fresh cut flowers and ne, of the technicolor production, plants from our own 20 MARY NASH - VEt_U COBB WED. and ,THURS. 'Mr. Bug Goes To Town." . . . greenhouses. ALSO _ = ***'/fJ3* brand Cobina Wright, Jr., Xew York $ NEW! ocialite. "vvho man-? her film debut Whether it be your Sweetheart, Wife, Mother or n "Murder Amciig- Friends," has. Daughter, they, should wear a Corsage Easter morn- leen ijiven the supporting role to ing. ^aird^ Cregar in the technicolor Gardenia Plants covered with bods and flowers. Scotch Heather, u-oduction of "Miami." .... Blooming Rose Bushes. 'Several varieties of Axaleas and a Deanna Durbin statistics: Five wide variety of beautiful combinations of rare plants. • __ •ears in films; sung forty - one ongs; received 1,300.000 fan let- Flower and Plant arrangements that you do not see elsewhere you will find here In great profusion .of beauty and freshness. ers; made nine pictures, all of J A delight to all who receive them. chich have been unusually suc essful; has had only one stand- The largest assortment of Plants and Cut Flowers in Union 10VETT- KENNEDY* PROUTY. CATLET7 n, one hairdresser, one make-up SHU unmatched for air thrillsl County. - • . nan, one camera-man, one sing- Visitors always welcome. Lots of room to park your car. If with ng coach, one music director, one you cannot come, call Rahwav 7-0711 Win. I,DHI1I~;?]III ,roducer, and one stylist. ... \Vj--im - Kielirdo" Cortex The 7-0712 a Tui>mu The film, "Hard Boiled Canary, 7-0713 FREE CHINA ias teen recalled by Paramount EAGLE 1 ,ecause of protests from music Open every evening during Easter Week TO.THE LADIES lubs which tad promised to spon- and The Special prices to Churches or the film- The film deals with . READE'S THURSDAYS he Interloehon music camp for HAWK" hfldren in Michigan and the mu- ical groups objected to the title SHOW STARTS 1.00 P. M, SUNDAYS s misleading:. It will be released DWECTCD *T STUAPtr WAIKEK AND MITCHEIL lEiSEN St. George Ave. Rail-way, N. J. a May, it is said, under the title, As a member of the Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association 3£«ne in Music" Al&n Jones and Free. Dishes to the Ladies ,we ear. deliver flowers ,to any" city in the United States and Continuous from 2 P. M. Phone P. A. 4-0108 everal young&er* are featured m Every Mpn. and Tiiex." Canada-on short notice. ,.-••• He film- - - PAtfE EIGHT • FRIDAY,"'APRIL'li, 1941 FORDS AND HABITAT TOFNSKIF BiEACO LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES to reject any one or all bids cording to the manner of purchase Township Committee has, bv reso- furth&r notice that nm! ro " 11 lot in paid hUk in .accordance with terms of stile \nt on and pursuant to law, fivd a ToTinship ComTniitee ha% Wt CO sueh bidder as it may select, due on file, the Township will deliver a. minimum piUi. xt ttln li "-aid Eot lution and purbimnt to laiv regard being given to terms and bargain and s&\& deed for said prem- in baid block will be sold togethei a mlmmftn price at which ^altt }< —A meeting of the glee club manner of payment, in case one or ises. with Til other details pertinent, "saitt In said block will be ->o]ci tog more minimum bids shall be re- DATED: April S, 1 *I41_ minimum pi it <• being $•>!)() UO plus with all other details pertinent, of the Junior Woman's Club was ceived. B. J. DUNIGAX, costs of preparing deed and adver minimum nriLt bein^ S).l>» flu Upon acceptance of the minimum tisiiij? this siie bud lot in said held Tuesday night- at the home Township Clerk. blofk if sold on terms will require costs oi pieparlng de*d and. a bid, or bid above minimum, by the twins this sate Said lots in- BY of Miss Ruth Seel, Fifth Street. Township Committee and the pay- To. be advertised. April 11 and a down p'umeiil nf ?S0 QQ, thy h,U ment thereof hy the purchaser ac- April IS, Hill, in the P"ords Beacon. Bibck it abld On terms, vti WILLIAM "JUICY" FAUBLE —The Ladies' Auxiliary to Har- 1 d.n'e of purchase price to be paid in down pavment of $kH 00 the cording to the manner of purciio.se Kvtvr Toi AV-:Cii: Docket llTS/.VKi t-iuti monrhlv installment*- H ?2(J 00 of jjurLhaae pine to be pAttijn ry Hanseir Post No. 163, Ameri- in accordance with terms ol" pale on Plus interest and other teims pro- j file, tiie Township will deliver a NOTICE OF PUBJWC SALE rno-nthh m-staHmentv ot S15 80 J& can Legion, met at the post rooms TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: rifled iof m contract o£ sale Interest and other termb provr harg-ain and sale deed for said prem- J"he LI o\e piemi*ies <:\i ill be sub FORDS FrCKXES: That B. P. Just what kind of deers, we don't a thought for the local council. . . in New Brunswick Tuesday night. ises. At a regrular meeting of the Town- for in "contract of sale. KATEl): April S, 1941. ship Committee of the'Township o.r jut to the, londi Lions and restiu- Take further notice tbit at s 0. E. ring that Jim (Little Jim) Red Gerhard has a heartburn on Wood bridge held Monday, April 7, turns set Lottli in \n. ordinance en- sale oi aiij date to "WhiUi It know. . . Jack Henry and CHrissy •—Mrs. Walter Parker of New- B. J. DUXTGAN, ti ltd \n OidininLe Impusins Con- a certain Benjamin Avenue lass 3 941, i WHS directed to advertise the Be adjourned the Township Col_ Schaffrick was pi-esented with by (P. A.) G'Hara will make a nice- ark has returned to her home af- Tovvnshm Clerk. fact that on 3'Ionday evening, April (i ions mil TestrlitloHs on Imd miltee re elves the n^nt m It« dts . . . and E. B.'s third finger will To lip tirlvertiseci A[jfil J 1 iind 21, 19 41, the Township Commit- uvintd b\ the Township of Hood- rrpUon to ieiec*t iTf\ one or the boys is a beauty. The only looking couple sometime this ter spending the past week with April IS. i:H1, in Hie" Fiu-ils Beacon. be circled with a sparkler some- tee will meet al S P. M. fTOST). in I nils*** inthm Bltxk i i •! i b ind bias ana to sell ^aid lots anu trouble was, that everybody Jim month . . . Mrs, AI Dowling likes Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ciinc, Ford the Committee Chambers, Memorial 1" ^ooflMidge Township Assess block to =uoh bidder s-^ it time this month . . ; Paddy took Municipal Building, Woodbi-idJTe, ment Map nloptdl beptember showed it to had already seen it Avenue. 1 lect Sue p^^ard: b&iHg g pickled eggs. . . over the "Sharpies" in horse- New Jersey, and expose and sell at 3Stb I"" ) terms and. manner oi payment, I —Mrs. Ben Gardella and Mrs. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCBIiiN: public sale and to the highest bid- case one or more miiiiniunr Irids. "?lTa3 . . . Glamour Boy Sinitty is lookm< Caipt. 'Mike 'Sasso had his good race rummy last week, and the At a regrular meeting or the Town- Til e further notice that at said Elda Pucei "visited relatives in der according to terms of sale on 'sale oi anv date to Tt-hich It may be receives around for new haunts Shorty ship Silver Queen christened this boys didn't seem to like it ... ship Commiitee of (he Town.whiij of file with the Township Clerk open be idjourned the Township Com- TTpon -acceptance ot tiie numma lYooflbrirtiCfr. held Monday, April 1 must be going- into the landscaping- week. The way his first mate Julius Philadelphia Tuesday. to inspection and to-be publicly read mittee leserve * the right in it's dis big OF bid above minimum Tsy tB There was a hot time in the old i, 1341. I • was direi-ted xil adver- prirn- to sate. Lot ~> -in Block 11-A; Township Comiriitfee and the pas business. His truck was seen in tise the fact that on Monday eve- cretion lo reject anv one or all bids Prohaska carried on, you wouldn't town Tuesday night when the LEGAL NOTICES Lots l«-1it Inclusive In Bioc-k l=i-A, mrl t "i sell s iid lot in said bloc k ment thereof to the ppareliaser iij "Wood-bridge with a load of trees ning-, -April 21. 1041; the Town- Woorthridgre Township Assessment to siicl' bidder as it mav select, due •cordind g t o thth e mannei o-ff fia^ believe that the bottle was broken question popped up about the ship Committee will meet at S 1*. M., Ma p.- ot . '. . Between Ed Skarzinski and regird hemj ^iven to terms and itforihJKe With teirrls over the hull . . . Willie (Shell Oil) consolidation. Let's have some Refer To: W-3J4; Om'kei r.Ut/iiU^ (KST) in the Commit!CG Chambers, Take further notice that the manner of payment in. case one or OB fiie the Township v, ill ^eli\er Choliy-the-watch we wonder who 3VOTICE OF PUBLIC SAl,R Memoriar Municipal Building, Wood- 1 bargain and sale deed for said pre Gleason, since he's been married straightforward debates on the bridg-e, New Jersey, a.mi expose and Township Committee has, by reso- more minimum bid * shall be re is the biggest trick blower-upper To "Whom It. May Concern: lution and pursuant to law, fixed a ceived fses. has libs. The local subject . . . Reports from Car- At a regular meeting: of.tlie Town- sell :it public salp nnd to the highest minimum price at which paid, lots "Lpon acceptance oftne minimum 15A.Tt,l> April S 1141 . . . Eddie Kish imd Ray (Mayor) Milder ai.-eording- Ui terms of sale on in said blocks wil'l lie sold'together swains were very much interested teret are that John Ukr-Hikr is ship 'Ccimmiilce' of [.he Township of file with t lie Town si tip Clerk open bid or bid abo\ e minimum by the B T DTTNTGVNf, iMIeGee look like a couple of ranch- with all other details 1pertinent, said Tovinsnip Committee and the pay in a certain c rim ion-haired nurse O. K. TiVoodbrhlgrc held lion flay. April to inspection and to hp publicly read minimum price being $7ii0.00 plus TOwnvhlD Clerk ers every time they breeze into 7, 1 :>•!], 1 WIN di reeled to ad- ment thereo1 f bj the purcha&ei ac on North Park Drive, but to date vertise t he i'ai-t. that on Monthiy priur to sale, IJOI i)0-A in Blo<-!t costs of preparing deed and adver- cording to the manner of purchase To be td^erti^ed ipnl 11 a the Alamo . . . For good informa- .i:if)-I-\ Wood b ridge Town ship As- tising this .sale. Said Jots in said \pril is 11-ft m the Tord= Peaco haven't even learned her name . . . evening", April ^lKt, i!Hl, the sessment Mjip- blocks if sold on term_s will require In accordance with teinr, ot sa,le on tion a'bout snakes ask Prof. Lou Township (Tommil tee will meet ;ti file the Township will deliver a The lady who lives in a certain Tnke further notice that the a down payment of $i».tH), tiie bal- bargain and sale deed for said urem ltefer P« M--40t> Deed Toth—and we don't mean those Younger Fashions S P. II. (EST) -in the Committee ance of purchase price to Ue paid in NOTICE OP PUBLIC S*I,E apartment and keeps her pocket- Chambers, Memorial J-i nnieip.il Township Committee lias, by reso- equal monthly installments of $20.0(1 iSes after the night before. . . book in thewashing machine should Building, Wo"dbriiise. Neiv Jersey, lution and pursuant to law, fixed ft- plus interest and other terms pro- UViPD \pnl S ]14l TO WHOTi IT Mil CONCERN -•r.-.d expose ;i iici sell at public: ni\ ie minimum pi-ue ;LL which said lot vided for in contract of sale- B J DITNTIGA^ 4,t 1 regular meeting ol the Tc--w: find a better "bank" ... The Fords Rec team in the :i-n Car—How Good, Future Conversion Of Jallopy Into Speed Job In 1932 Wasn't Very Successful, But Germ Of Idea Refused To Die Eke Out 7-6 Victory: 0 Only Township Team To WOODBRIDGE—Woodbridge has been known PlainfieW, But Drop5 Survive Week's Play In throughout the state for many things In the sports world* 8=2 Tilt To Linden ^ Industrial League There's been the old Brown Brothers baseball team of a few decades ago; the Jolly Rogers gridiron machine of FIELDINGjfiLL SHA|Y CARBORUNDUM ZEROED 1927 left its mark in various places; Woodbridge High's WGODBRIDGE—A case certainty aggravated by fancy•$ WOODBRIDGK—^With the ex- 1925 baseball crew did things and went places; the Ameri- ters is the chief ailment of W-oo ception of the Nateo kegiers, all f can diamojid aggregation is not bridge Hash's diamond -daisSe township teams competing in the of mediocre stuff; and football thus far m the progiam of .££, and baseball at Woodbridge High Perth Airjboy Industrial Bowling partition for the 1921 sebecifla School in recent years have men- 4 League sustained setbacks this which opens April IS at" j|« By defeating the strong Union Beach Hotel team, Flynn's aces interscholastic activitv no lit- this week. Natco registered a two Bank. Black Cat quintet is now eligible to participate in the Class A tle. In a pair of practice out of three conquest over General United States Shuffleboard Congress which includes teams from . Now comes a new attack in the week, (the Barrons eked Learn how you broil then serve from the same thousands of suits and topcoats handsome pottery grill o£ the modern Roper Gas Range. Learn about the other outstanding now awaiting your personal Why lilies IH!( on t lit- licst Iliiii^f refinements that save time, food, fuel, money. selection: at Bond's Factory. ill lit'ei A iriJitio i» (•>«• home There's a large group of models from, which to m<-:ius KMii-ij. iatixhtvr, thv sons* choose. You'll be pleasantly surprised to find of .vwillts iiowplr, frM'inlships that grnw We- can jirrjmptt" flJr private les- M;«N «: jdiir l:itiii'_> ur ;it (In- stu- OLOIHES diu. EASY TERMS! 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