The Beacon RARITAN TOWNSHIP Every Reader Invitei newa MUCIM and «xpr*uloni of the Beacon should keep In mini that of opinions on tlmtly vubjtctj from our the advertisements carry aa much "punch" as the news articles. Every readers, W« v«lcom» «11 nidi contri- advertiser has a message for the read- butions and will publish them as far era and uses this medium because he e* powibl*. But, it i» very Important knows the readers desire to keep that all correspondence be slfntd by abreast of every advantage as well aa the writer. know what'I going oa. (and Woodbridge Journal) "The Voice of the Raritan Bay District" VOL. VI.—No. 9. TOWNSHIP OF RARITAN AND FORDS, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1936 PRICE THREE CENTS
FIVE VACANCIES ARE COUNCILMAN GRIMM The SICK AND NO JOB FILLED AT METUCHEN REPORTS TO COUNCIL TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONERS EFFECT METUCHEN.—Mayor Arthur K. Fords Legion Has Its Own Idea METUCHEN.—Councilman E. F. RAMBLING Hillpot appointed Nicholas Schwal Grimm reported to the borough LOCAL RESIDENT je and Charles Lewis to fill two On "Auxiliary of Future Wars" council at Monday night's meet- REFINANCING PROGRAM IN EFFORT vacant positions on the board of ing that he has completed arrange- REPORTER health at a meeting Monday night. ments for a test verification of Three other appointments were FORDS.—It won't be long now before infants are going to taxes due the borough. •Says: HANGSJPELF also made. Nelson Rorary, Edward take on a new outlook on life. Instead of the sissified idea of The plan will be outlined at the TO SAVE ABOUT SI 0,500 ANNOALLY Primary election day is J. Costa and Emmerson J. Sortore holding rattles and sucking their fingers, they will be more mod- council's next meeting. He also re- only eleven days off and JOHN HUSZAR OF RARITAN were re-appointed to the shade ern, insofar that should you look into the baby carriage of the ported that plans are being com- Adopt Ordinance Providing for the Refuding of $833,000 the old political oil is be- tree commission. little modern tot, he will blow pellets at you out of a bee-bee gun pleted for the liquidation of $300,- in Bonds at Par. — Maturity Ranges from 1940 to 1959. TOWNSHIP COMMITS 00O of the outstanding tax title ing spread all over this and will wave the national flag in your face. Hodge-podge, you — Mayor Wialber C. Christensen Is Arranger of Money- beautiful Garden State, SUICIDE say? liens. But, after alt, what can we Let's face the facts as they are. Since college men from Maine Saving Step. — Plans to Effect Additional Savings. expect from the general RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — John FORDS STUDENTS to Florida and New York to California are demanding of Con- I run of politicians? All Huszar, 56, of the Rhoenix section gress a bonus for their expected service in the next war, and since FINAL ACTION ON MAY 19 they'll give you is promis- of Raritan Township, ended his the co-eds from deah old Vassar and other female institutions of MILLION DOLLAR es, oil, bunk and hooey. book "larnin" are asking Congress to take care of their POTEN- And, the sucker-taxpayer life Sunday morning, by hanging WALK OFF WITH TIAL children after the next war, it sort of looks like maybe the RARITAN TOWNSHIP.—-For a moment or two, more pays to get this stuff. himself in the woodland adjoining young folks think we are going to have another war, after all. JOB WILL SOON o.i less, one was under the impression that ears were being o-o-o the home of his sister, Mrs. Anne Now, the tooys who fought in the last war, particularly the trained upon an impromptu session of Amos 'n Andy figur- Estok, in the Sand Hills section of POSTERCONTEST lads from this vicinity, are not very much impressed by these ing out their "income tax" reports. All that could be heard Although there aren't any local here new fangled ideas. They fought a great battle and the bonus was the jumble of figures. Tall figures and lots of 'em. issues and contests to be settled the township. FIRST PRIZE AWARDED TO they received for their part was only a small particle of what they GET UNDO WAY here on May 19, there is that Hoff- The body was found at six FRANK KANTOR, JOHN rightly deserved, considering their struggles to make peace and However, it wasn't that at all. man-Fort matter slated for a show o'clock in th morning by Joseph the general horror of war. GOVERNMENT OKAYS FUND This business was all transacted by down. However, judging from gen- Makuch, of Meadow road. Coroner CHORONKO SECOND Harry Hanson Post No. 163, American Legion, has different TO IMPROVE RARITAN the Raritan. Township Commission eral consensus of opinion Gover- Eugene Mullen, of Perth Amboy, angles to the very much ballyhooed ideals of the Veterans of Fu- at its adjourned meeting held here nor Hoffman will win out by a FORDS.—When Fords makes up ARSENAL HERE LARGE RODEO TO claimed that the man used a wire ture Wars and its Auxiliary. They don't beileve that all the mem- Tuesday night. And, when it was wide majority—not only over Mr. to suspend himself from the its mind to go places and do things bers of the auxiliary combined could raise enough kids to fill Fort but the rest of the ticket, too. branch of a tree. RARITAN TOWNSHIP.— all over, the first step in refinan- you can rest assured that it will more than one baby carriage. They .believe that the women con- cing the township obligations was 0-0-0 Huszar had been brooding over do things up in great form. cerned should use as their slogan, "I'm putting all my babes into Verifying information re- BE HELD DURING illness and unemployment and it is one bassinet." leased for this area by this completed when the commission- And, right after the believed that they were the rea- At "first the Woodbridge Town- So, now get a load of the resolution the Fords Legionnaires ers passed an ordinance providing primary balloting there'll son for his suicide. ship tSadium Commission had a recently passed: writer as far back as August lor the refunding of $BJ3,0(J0 in be plenty doing by the pol- An autopsy was performed at tough time selling the stadium "Whereas the Veterans of Future Wars, an organization of 16, 1935, word has been re- bonds, at par. "STADJMJEEK" the Perth Amboy General hospital, idea to Fords, eKasbey and Hope- hundreds of college men throughout the country, have demanded ceived here this week that The new issue will carry a rate iticians. The relief situa- Sunday. lawn. However, this was finally of Congress a bonus for expected service in the next war; of interest at lour and a quarter CIRCUS/SIDESHOWS, MIN- tion will definitely be set- accomplished. Now the township "And whereas the auxiliary of the same organization com- the government has finally percent and maturity ranges from cant' stop this section from steal- STRELS AND NOVELTY tled. Then, of course, a Re- posed of hundreds of college women throughout the country have okayed the $1,489,186 allot- iy4U to 1959. The plan, according SHOWS BOOKED publican county chairman ing all the honors in the various demanded appropriations for their children after the .next war, ment for improvements at to Mayor Walter C. Christensen, will have to be named to 'SWEET ADELINE' contests. "Now be it resolved, that .the Harry Hanson Post No. 163 favor head of the department of revenue When the judges of the stadium both demands, and further ask Congress for the sum of fifty cents the Raritan Arsenal. and finance, who worked out ail WOODBRIDGE. — Arrange- succeed Prosecutor Char- poster contest announced the win- to cover all the expected service of all the Veterans of Future The plan calls for four projects details and arranged the program, ments are being completed for one les Morris, the present G. ners Tuesday night it was revealed Wars, and further that Congress set aside an amount sufficient to at that institution which will cov- will save the taxpayers of the of the largest Rodeo shows to be O. P. boss. These two mat- • WAS PRESENTED that the winning posters were buy ane baby carriage which will accommodate all the children er repairs, improvements and sev-township approximately $1O,5UU held in conjunction with other at- ters, in reality old busi- drawn 'by high school students expected of all the college women members of said organization." eral new miscellaneous buildings. annually. tractions in the Stadium Shows from this vicinity. The resolution has the signature of Walter H. Lybeck, adjutant The program will provide employ- it is a "wonderful thing for the Week at the Stadium grounds, the ness, will be the most im- Frank Kantor, of 100 Fifth street and Carl N Hansen, finance officer. It is being forwarded to the ment for more than 2,000 men, township," said Commissioner portant new business con- HERE LASJ NITE Fords, copped lirst prize; John County Legion and if adopted will be presented on the floor of many of them skilled hands, for James V. Forgione who moved week ending July 4. Other attrac- tions already booked are a circus, cerning this area. BENEFIT SHOW FOR PLAY- Choronko, of Highland avenue, the state convention at Asbury Park next September. several months. that Mayor Christensen be given a Keasbey, took second honors; Miss The chief project will be the re- vote of thanks lor his noble efforts side-shows, freaks, girl shows, 0-0-0 GROUND EQUIPMENT IS Edna Lauritzen, of 43 Fifth street. storage of ordinance supplies, the in eliecting such a refinancing minstrels ,novoHy comedy shows, Just who will replace HUGE SUCCESS Fords, landed third place, while Contest Winner In Oueen Contest placing of shells and other mater- siep for the township. tented dance halls and athletic County Chairman Morris honorable mention went to Miss ials in new locations. This partic- The refunding bonds will be contests of every description und- remains a moot point. Ne- RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — TheRose aBlog, also of Fords. The ular phase of work will require paid off in the following plan: er the direction of Nicholas Fris- vertheless, at this writing, awards were $15, $10 and $5. skilled labor and will be the only $35,000 m 1940; $30,000 in 1941; cowboy comedy, "Sweet Adeline" co, athletic instructor at the Wood- it is certain that Mayor was presented last night before a All in all, thirty-two students part of the program on which ¥32,000 in 1942; $30,000 in 1943; August F. Greiner of bridge High School. Prisco is be- capacity crowd at the Piscataway- participated in the contest lepre- skilled labor will be used. $3b,uuO m 1944 and each yuar Woodbridgre will be the senting all sections of the town- Another part of the plan will be through ii)4/; §40,000 in 1948 anu ing assisted by Windsor J. Lakis, successful candidate. The town school auditorium. It was ship. the removal of underbrush in the 1949; $45,000 in 1950; $50,000 in sports editor of the FORDS BEA- dapper mayor isn't seek- given by the Piscatawaytown Dra- All in all, thirty-two students magazine area. Grading of the en- the years 1951 through 1US9. CON and Maurice Donohue. ing; the post, but his pop- The issue will refund the wllow- matic Club and amateur orchestra participated in the contest repre- tire north end of the arsenal, fill- The Commission has succeeded ularity and vote-getting of the township for the benefit of senting all sections of the town- ing in clay nits and improving iny outstanding obligations ol Hit makes him the stand-out lownsnip; $zyu,0U0 D-& per cent in arranging for what will be a the playground equipment fund ship. some 30 Oacres of rough grade will veritable tented Coney Island. person on the long list of The drawings were exhibited be another seperate project. water bonds, issued an August 1. aspirants. of the recreational department. and maturing on August 1, There will be amusement for every The play was under the direc- and judged in the high school at In addition there will be a drain one, young and old. Arrangements Woodbridge and it required more age project and the construction $oU,uuu, u'H per cent &t;wcr 0-0-0 tion of Mrs- Luella G. Brewer, dra bonds, Clara Barton District, is- are also 'being completed for matics director. than an hour for the judges to de- of several new buildings. something entirely out of the or^* Leaving politics, which is truly cide on the four winners due t eox- The local arsenal, during the sued on August 1, 1929 and matur- a pleasure, let's move over to the The following took part: ing on various dates from August dinary for out-door shows. Histori Bronc, Lester Baker; Gloomy, cellent work shown in each poster. World War was one of the chief cal museums and exhibitions of J Woodbridge Township stadium No one could determine who the federal arsenals and ordinance de- 1, 1930, to August 1, 1939; $70,000 topic for a moment. The first con- William Kady; Two-Gun, Allen b per cent tax title lien bonds, is- every nature will be on the Gardner; Curly. Walter Schumarr, artists of the various posters were pots in the east, and judging from grounds under the supervision of test, the drawing of an official until the awards were made for the war prepardness measure be- sued March 15, 1934, matuung poster for Stadium Commission Hungry, Frank Barich; Cookie Jos- lrom September 15, iy36 to Sep-the various historical societies eph Schneider; The Boss, Arnold the names of the contestants were ing conducted by the war depart- J throughout the Township. A bridge use, conducted by the promoters on the reverse side of the work ment, the Raritan plant seems to tember IO, 1941; $1U8,OOU 5 /a per and participated in toy high school Buck; Handsome, Edward Dema- cent tax title lien bonds issued on tournament, that will be of inter- rest; Chauncey Allerton, Edward only. be headed back to its former stat- est to all bridge clubs throughout, students, ended this week with us. .December 1, 1930 and maturing Fords students walking off with Kitchen; Adeline, Betty Tarclay; The winning poster will be used irom December 1, 1936 to Decem- the county, will be conducted. nearly the whole show. Jan, Emma Tarclay; Chinese Char as the stadium symbol for the bal- ber 1, ltfil; $5,000 5V2 per cent lax "It is my earnest desire," says o-o-o les, William Kady. ance of the stadium fund drive. title nen bonds, issued on Deccm- Promoter Edward Jordan, "to During the intermission the re- oer 2, 1930 and maturing on De- make this the most outstanding All this shows to go you creation amateur orchestra played OAK TREE ROAD event of my promoting career of Mary Guszaly cember 2, 1936. that when you're looking several selections. The members of Peggy Ann Raup 25 years experience. I maintain it for the best in any line of the orchestra are Peter Guzzardo, GUESTTHTTIME FORDS. — Flash ! Twen- Also $2,000 of 5 per cent tem- can be done, despite the fact that endeavor you can save Emma Tarclay, Victor Quagliarel- FORDS.—Out of more than 2,- ty-three young ladies of the porary improvement bonds, Plain- promoting propositions of this na- lo, Grace Kentos, Reinsert Kentos. 500 high school students through- Township are already enter- LIGHT FAILS TO iteid avenue improvement, issued ture have many obstacles to over- yourself a lot of trouble out New Jersey, who participated Juiy 31,1926 and maturing July 31, come. Only a cruel heartless searching the entire tow.n- William Kady, Dorothy Paul, Mat- CONTEST TO AID ed in the Stadium Queen" Con 193H; $7,000 5 per cent temporary thew Hillman. David Ritter, Cyrus in the essay-writing contest on the weatherman can stop the Stadium ship for it by merely ask- test, according to the latest improvement bonds, issued August Shows," Twitchell, William Wuest and Ev- topic "How Can America's youth RECEIVE3. K." 1, 1930 and maturing from August ing for it and getting it ; erett Fransen. co-operate with Fidac in prevent- tally held by the judges last 1, 1938 to August 1, 1939; $48,000, from either Fords, Keas- STADIUM DRIVE ing propoganda of international night at the Stadium Com- GET FUNDS AND WE WILL 5 per cent temporary improvement FORDS FIRE COMPANY bey or Hopelawn. It's a _- .* hostility" and conducted toy auxil- mission headquarters. The INSTALL TRAFFIC SIG- bonds, issued May 1, 1936! $9,000 FORDS MAN LEAVES 63 PRIZES WILL BE OFFER- broad statement to make, iary posts of the American Legion, results to date place Miss NAL, SAYS MAYOR 5 per cent temporary sewer bonds, DEMANDS NO PARKING but we stand back of it— ED TO LUCKY WINNERS issued September 1, 1930, and ma- PLATE AS 'CALLING Miss Peggy Ann Raup, daughter of Bertha Foldhazy, of Wood- turing September 1, 1936, lo Sep- so do the people of the sec- HERE Mr. and Mrs. William L. Raup, of bridge; Miss Mary Charon- WOODBRIDGE.—Despite Com- ON CORIELLE STREET CARD' FOR POLICE mitteeman Charles J. Alexander's tember 1, 1938. ond ward. 556 Maple avenue, Woodbridge, ko, of Keasbey; Miss Sylvia •i • ' WOODBRIDGE.—Brush up on intervention, a third plea by the Also $18,000 5 per cent tempor- FORDS. — Demands for o-o-o FORDS. — Frank Roth, of your standard time, daylight sav- submitted the winning essay. Dunham, of Fords and Miss residents of Iselin, Monday night, ary improvement bonds. Highland a resolution making parking on As yet, the Queen of the ing time, old time, new time. Be- For her winning essay, Miss Mary Guszaly, of Wood- for the installation of a traffic- avenue, issued August 1, 1928 and Corielle street this place, unlawful Gordon street, this place, will maturing on August 1, 1936 and Stadium contest hasn't hit cause bad times are going and Raup, who is a senior at the Bar- light at the intersection of Oak were made Monday night by the have plenty of time to think over ron avenue high school, will be bridge, among the leaders. Tree road and Correja avenue, 1938; $13,000 5 per cent tax title its stride locally but when good times are coming. Now is the Township Committee by Fords it does look out you Wood one night's folly. He will have sev- awarded a prize of $5 by Mrs. The standing to date is as fol- "was placed on file indefinitely, lien bonds issued July 1, 1933 and bridge contestants! In eral months in the workhouse to time. For Stadium Promoter Ed- Bertha Cooley, president of the lows: unless the second ward committee- maturing from September 1, 1936 Fire Company, No. 1. The firefight Woodbridge the fight for do it. ward Jordan some time during the auxiliary of the local Harry Han- Bertha Foldhazy, Wood 2033 man can find funds." to September 1, 1938; $45,000 5 perers pointed out that cars parked the title is on. at full speed On Sunday night, John Hunt, of coming week will launch a guess- son Post No. 163. Mary Charonko, Keasbey .... 1757 During the evening, a petition cent temporary sewer bands, is- on that thoroughfare constituted "a" Sylvia Dunham, Fords 1604 sued September 1, 1928 and matur with a couple of girls 182 Decker place, Township asses- ing contest that promises to prove Miss Raup's treatise will now for the light, signed by 169 resi- hazard in case of fire. from that point leading. sor, reported to Desk Sergeant be matched with other state win- Mary Guszaly, Woodbridge .... 1384 dents of Iselin was submitted. ing from September 1, 1936, to But when the Fords and Harvey Romond, that his car wasinteresting and amusing as well as ners. The winner of the national Lorraine Maier, Fords 1188 Mayor August F. Greiner, com- September 1, 1938; $55,000 5% per The matter was referred to Keasbey entries hit high stolen from in front of Leon Har- profitable to all. contest will receive $200 annually Madeline Hackett, Avenel 849 menting on the petition, said that cent temporary improvement James Schaffrick, chairman of the fear, the Stadium Com- ned's home, on Green street. La- An eight day clock will be to be used as part tuition through Peggy Ann Raup, Wood 562 he had been in caucus with "Mr. bonds, issued September 1, 1929 police committee. mission will have to hire ter in the evening the car was lo- wound up, the dial masked, then college or a business school. Irene Tobias Fords 530 Schaffrick and Mr. Alexander and and maturing from September 1, all the poll clerks in the cated toy Officers Frank Miller each witness will turn the hands Arthur C. Ferry, principal of the Julia Boka, Woodbridge 314 they would be glad to place the 1936, through September 1, 1939. township to tabulate the and Closindo Zuccaro, but an over to and fro. The entire clock will high school, and Miss Ruth Erb a Lillian Minsky, Wood 310 lights in Iselin if the funds were And, $19,000 5lA per cent sewer flood of votes from this coat and blanket that were in the be sealed in a case, placed in a member of the high school faculty Elsie Thompson, Fords 271 available." refunding bonds issued September SENiORSlb~GET «nd of the municipality. vehicle were missing. vault and allowed to run down. assisted the local Legion auxiliary Peggy Concannon, Wood 237 He pointed out that there are at 1, 1932 and maturing from Septcm In the morning Captain George During this time and until July 4 in sponsoring the contest. Evelyn Barrett, Iselin 210 least 10 such lights to be installed ber 1, 1936 through September 1, 0-0-0 or sooner if the required number Stopped in at Louis' Restaurant Keating and Captain John Egan, Adeline De Angelo, Pt. Read. 160 which would cost approximately 1949; $25,000 5% per cent tax title made a thorough search of the carof guesses have been disposed of, Mary Paaiconi, Woodbridge .. 150 510,000 and that it would be dis-lien bonds issued Oecember 1. DIPLOMAS JUNE on the super-highway in Raritan guesses will be sold. The one guess TWO LIQUOR LICENSES ARE Township the other night and if and found a license plate in it. A Mary MeGuirk, Sewaren ...... 150 crimination to install them at one 1930 and maturing from December check-up revealed that it belonged ing the time that the clock stop- GRANTED BY COMMISSION Elaine Quadt, Woodbridge .... 130 place and not at the others. 1, 1936 through December 1, 1940; you want a real night club spot ! to Roth. Going to the latter's home ped, will receive vouchers for Jean Kreger, Woodbridge .... 120 "Yes, but there is a need for it $20,000 5 /2 per cent tax title lien to go to here's the place. Meet $350 in merchandise from the lo- RARITAN TOWNSHIP. — The Molly O'Dea the congenial hostess they found the blanket and over- Harriet Killenberger, Wood. 80 in Iselin," answered Alexander. bonds, issued December 2. 1930. 18 AUHEATRE coat. In a statement made to the cal merchants. Should'the winner Raritan Township Commission, Norma Metzger, Colonia 70 "I haven't doubted it," said the and maturing from December 2,' and have a swellegent evening not care to accept the trade vouch- buried under an avalanche of big REV. KLEIN TO PREACH BAC- dancing to music played by a top- police captains, Roth is alleged to Doris Burns, Woodbridge 70 mayor. 1937, through December 2, 1940: [ have stated that he had several ers he or she will be given $300 in figures Tuesday night while it was Dorothy Langan, Woodbridge 24 "Well, when 169 people sign a $19,000 6 per cent tax title lien I CALEAUREATE SERMON notch band. Wuz you dare, Cholly? cash. The next two guessing the negotiating steps to refinance the 0-0-0 drinks that evening and did not 1 Elizabeth Pintak, Avenel .... 20 petition there must be a great need bonds, issued December 1. 1931 [ CLASS NIGHT JUNE 11 know what he was doing. He ad-nearest "to" the stop time and thetownship, managed to call time out lor a light," was Alexander's an- and maturing from December 15. | We'll close today's ser- mitted taking the car and using one guessing "the nearest "from" long enough to grant a couple of CARNIVAL EMPLOYEE swer. "Although you didn't have 1936 through December 15, 1941. WOODBRIDGE.—The date for mon by commending the the overcoat and blanket because the stop time, will each receive $50 liquor licenses. the money last year it was possi- Although the obligations involve .noble efforts of Mayor it was raining. in merchandise or cash. The next Commissioner of Public Safety, INJURED AT FORDS ble to raise the money to resurface S833.000, the cost of bonding and the High School Commencement Appearing before Judge Arthur one "to" and one "from" the stop Victor C. Pedersen, introduced and FORDS, N. J. — Paul Gulson. a few streets in Woodbridge prop- interest will jump the total to has been definitely set for Thuf Walter C. Christensen, Brown, Tuesday night, Roth was time will receive $25 each. The requested the "okaying" of a plen- er. We found the money then." $842,000. daw night, June 18, at the State next four, two "to" and two "from" 22, an employee with the carnival head of the department of given 180»days for petty larceny; ary retail consumption permit for at Rogan's Corner, Fords, injured Mr. Lax, of Iselin then asked The plan of refunding this Theatre, on Main street. The usual revenue and finance of 90 days for driving a car after his will receive $10 each. The next Arthur Rosbrook Wiley operating his hand while working on a mer- permission to speak and when it amount in township obligations procedure of nolding the Raritan Township, to re- license had been revoked and wasten, five "to" and five "from" will the Pumptown Inn on Park ave- ry-go-round at the show grounds. was granted pointed out that it was worked out by Mayor Chris com- finance the township's ob- held under $1,000 bond for the receive $5 each. The next 16 will nue, and a club license for the He was taken to the Perth Amboy was the third time he had spoken tensen, who, only recently, com- mencement exercises in the local ligations to the tune of grand jury for driving a car with- receive $2 each. The next 28 will Phoenix Citizens' Club on Jackson General hospital in police radio before the committee on the same pleted arrangements with the state high school auditorium had to be out the owner's consent. receive one dollar. There will be avenue. car under the direction of Officers subject. He discussed the necessity to take over the township's bonds. eliminated this year out of neces- 842,000. The mayor's plan 63 prizes in all, no two guesses Both permits received unani- Frank Miller and Closindo Zuc- of a light at Correja avenue, dis- The purpose of the program is to sity, inasmuch as the auditorium is will save the taxpayers alike. mous approval of the commission- caro. continued on page two retire the present high interest not large enough to hold the gra- about $10,000 a year in EXTRA! EXTRA! The winding and sealing of the ers. rate bonds soon due and replace duating class and parents and fr ...-,_ — clock will be witnessed by a com- them with long term bonds at friends. interest rates. A splendid "NO DISCRIMINATION" NEW OFFICERS TO BE FORDS. — The FORDS mittee of representative citizens P.-T. A. MEETING lower rates of interest. The anual class night of the se- job, Walter. headed by Mayor August F. Grein NOMINATED BY LIONS BEACON is happy to an- WOODBRIDGE. — To refute nior class will be held on Thurs- 0-0-0 er and Chief of Police James A. FORDS.—An election of officers day night, June 11, in the high nounce that with each new Walsh assisted by Mrs. Mary will take place, when the Parent- rumors to the contrary, the FORDS.—At the meting of the HARRY ANDERSON TAKES Did you notice that yearly subscription to this news Stadium Commission and Pro- school auditorium,, while the an- Committeeman Ernie Nier Mack, Mrs. C. A. Larson, Fred Teachers' Association meets at Fords Lions Club held at the Lions OVER PLUMBING BUSINESS nual Baccalaureate services will paper the subscriber will re- Baldwin, Hugh Quigley, Arthur School No. 14 on Saturday, May moter Edward Jordan wish Lo Den Monday night, president FORDS. — Harry Anderson of road department boss publicly state that the Queen be conducted on Sunday night, from Avenel, is taking ceive one book of votes, con- Geis, 23. The school children, under the Frank Dunham appointed a nom-this place today announces that he June 14, at the high school audi- taining ane hundred votes, for direction of Miss Helen Repkie, of the Stadium contest was inating committee to offer a slate has taken over the Jensen and Rod food care of the second launched and is being conduct- torium. The services this year will ward again this year? Yes the Stadium Queen Contest. POLICE BALL will present a program. of officers at the next session. It ner plumbing and heating business be in charge of Rev. Howard Klein ed i,n an unbiased manner. is expected that the election will and is now located in the rear of sir, the third ward official These books have been pur- "There has not been any at- pastor of the Trinity Episcopal is more than fair about chased by the Fords Beacon METUCHEN.—Plans are rapid- Just Socijhl Club Meets be held at the last meeting of this 532 New Brunswick avenue, Fords. church. tempt or desire of discrimina- month. Anderson is well known through street repairs in the town as part of this newspaper's do- ly progresing for the Metuchen po- tion," declared Jordan today. ship. Although he repre- nation to the Stadium Commis- lice department's annual ball to FORDS.—The Just Social Club The officers will assume office out this vicinity for his expert MRS. BEN JENSEN, president of "The contest is an open propo- in June. Clifford Dunham was a work in plumbing and heating. sents the Avenel, Port sion. be held May 27 at the Hotel Pines. of this place held its regular meet- sition and therefore the ulti- the Woman's Club and Mrs. H. Reading and Sewaren dis A Coupon, for the subscrip- The committee in charge includes ing at Buchner's here last night. guest at the meeting. Ernie Chris- There is no job too large or too Madison, delegate and Mrs. Hel- mate results are entirely up to topherson led the singing and mo-small for him to handle and one trict, he looks after the tion, will be found elsewhere in Sergeant C- A. Manziano, Lieut. Routine business occupied the time the public." en Garrick. are attending a con- Brest of all sections of this issue. Titus J. Schmelzer and Patrolman of the large attendance of mem- tion pictures of outdoor life were can always depend on him for vention of the Women's Clubs at ip. George T. Breen. bers present. shown. prompt and reliable service. Atlantic City this week. PAGE TWO- FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1936 RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON OAK TREE MANY ATTEND JOINT LOCAL MILK CONCERNS OAK TREE ROAD • LEGION BUNCO PARTY TO GET RELIEF ORDERS ORDS PERSONALITIEQ Crochet And Be Smart MR. AND MRS. C. O. FREEMAN FORDS.—A capacity crowd at- BY MRS. C. ALBERT LARSON ^^ Continued from page one had as their recent guests, their tended the joint bunko party of ^ _ cussing the traffic condition caus- The smartest women of America are busy plying their daughter, Mrs. Addison Need- the combined Harry Hanson Post WOODBRIDGE.—Every indica- F 18 Summit Avenue TeL P. A. 4- ed by children going to the post crochet hooks. The foremost designers in Paris are ad- ham and infant son, David Char No. 163 and the Ladies1 Auxiliary, tion that the Township Commit- office, and the movies which are vocating crocheted accessories for every occasion; there- les, of Cranford. American Legion held recently at • • • • tee will give the relief contracts THE FORDS PHOTOGRAPHY Miss Eva Friis and Miss Lillian located at that particular intersec- fore this newspaper is offering its readers this series of Fords School No. 7. Miss Dorothy tion. MR. AND MRS. ALFRED McNair Bunyon won the dor prize. for milk to local dealers was con- Club met Tuesday night at Our Bergman attended a theatre per ten articles, illustrating smart accessories which you can of Jersey City were recent Redeemer's Lutheran church. formance in New York City, Much debating followed, with George Larsen wn an order for firmed last night when a represen- James Schaffrick, chairman of the make yourself. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank coal and in addition there were 150 tative of a large state milk concern Charles Priess, president, pre- Tuesday night. Brinkman, of Oak Tree road. sided. • • • • police committee, declaring that other prizes awarded for high asked that he might continue serv- there was need for lights in the • • • • scores. * * * « WILLIAM MUNROE IS BACK entire Township, and particularly MRS. LEWIS KRAUS OF JEAN ing relief clients. THE WOMAN'S DEMOCRATIC home after spending several on New Brunswick avenue, Hope- place celebrated her birthday George Larsen won an order lor "Our concern" he said, "did .not Club will meet Tuesday night at days with relatives at Union. lawn, in his own section, but he recently. coal and in addition the following receive any notification to discon- the home of Mrs. J. Lavendow- • * • * • * » # tinue relief orders and we are con realized that he did not have the won prizes: tinuing to serve them with milk. ski, of New Brunswick avenue. LITTLE MISS HELEN WATSON money to do it. MISS VIVIAN BRINCKMAN. B. Serko, Mary Christensen; • * • • has.returned to her home on During the past winter we ruined As on the other two occasions daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Frances Cabvin, S. Sondergard, lots of springs and axels on In- THE SODALITY OP OUR LADY Amboy avenue after having vis- when the subject of lights was dis- Brinckman, is recuperating from O. Sunquist, Nell Rasmussen, An- ited with her grandparents in man avenue, when ,no other con- of Peace church met Tuesday cussed, the matter was left unde- a recent illness. na Wolff, R. Sharick, P. Malnosky, cern would go into that road to night.at the church auditorium. Pennsylvania. cided with all indications pointing • • • • M. Bartos, Clair Bachman, Con- • * * • serve the people there. All we ask • • • • to a denial of the petition. MRS. JAMES BRIBMEAD OF stance Jacques, E. DeMatteo, An- is for consideration to serve peo- MR. AND MRS. ANDREW TOTH MISS RITA RIVELY AND friends Oak Tre avenue celebrated her na Hutnik, Irene Blackwall, Mrs. ple of Woodbridge Township as entertained Mrs. John Eles, of from Fords visited friends at the held at the Lincoln High School birthday recently. Gillman, S. Kalman, Marge Balog, heretofore. Woodbridge Township New Brunswick, Sunday. Atlantic Highlands, Tuesday of Jersey City. Miss Dorothy B. Olsen, Vera Solovinski, H. Kos- is the only Township that has not night. Cosgrove was a graduate of the tui-a, J. Bohach, Rose Sanders, * • * * Jersey City Medical Center KEASBEY given us that right." THE LADIES' AUXILIARY OF • • • • Mrs. J. Zainick, Peter Johler, Jack Mayor August F. Greiner de- School of Nursing class of 1936. Dolan, N. Pucker, Julia Resko, C. Harry Hansen oPst No. 163 met MISS NANCY WHITE OF NEW * * * • A REGULAR MEETING OF THE clared that they would give the Wednesday night at the Legion Brunswick avenue, had as her Keasbey Protection Fire Com- Brems, Fritz Bishop, Clara Rata- matter consideration but Commit- hall. guest Monday night, Miss Cora MR. AND MRS. NORMAN NEL- pany was held in the firehouse. jack, M. Kitsrup, A. Kay, Alex teeman Ernest Nier said that it son of Flemington were recent « • * * Houser. Monday night. Melaga, Jeanne Bonalsky, Victor was only fair to take care of the visitors at the home of Mrs. C. • * • • Frey, F. Deik, L. Deik, C. Larson, ten or twelve local milk dealers MR. AND MRS. HOWARD McCal- • • • * A. Larson of Summit avenue. len of Crows Mill road are par- THE MEMBERS OF THE DERNI MR. AND MRS. FRED KASEROW- John Morris, Rose Kozma, Grace who were taxpayers of the Town- ents of a daughter born Sunday Cri Club met at the home of sky, of Highland avenue, had as Racz, C. Kounske, P. Livingston, ship. at the Perth Amboy General Miss Elizabeth DeSatnik on Cut- MR. AND MRS. JOHN SCHANTZ. their weekend guest, Miss Clara A. Christensen, C. Mashovntel, J. The matter was referred to the of Jersey City visited at the Masunik, Mitzi Zarkovich, B. Egan committee as a whole. hospital. ter avenue, Monday night. A Kiraly, a graduate nurse of the Mrs. W. Kitsrup, Theresa Sharick, • • • • public card party is to be held home of Mr. and Mrs. Addie Newark Presbyterian hospital. Washington. — Colorado is the MRS. ARTHUR KINSEY AND son in the near future, Schantz of Summit avenue, re- • • • * Elsie Chelle. highest state in the Rocky Moun- Wayne, of Second street, are vis- cently. W. Rebeck, S. Letso, Mrs. Chel- tains, having the highest mean • • • • MRS. PAUL SOHAYDA AND le, J. Banyaiski, C. Roatch, Louis elevation—6,800 feet. Wyoming is iting at the home of Mrs. Kin- MR. AND MRS. JOHN HAWKINS * * * * sons, Paul and Zoltan, and second at 6,700 feet. sey's parents at Framville, Va. of William street, entertained MISS SYLVIA DUNHAM SPENT daughter Ethel of Carteret were Brichze, Mrs. Ferris, D. Bunyon, • • * * Mr. and Mrs. George Muller, Tuesday shopping in Perth Am- recent guests of Mrs. Esther Walter Flowers, Mrs. C. Urbanski, boy. A. Toth, Mrs. Ora Allen, Marvin THE WOODMAN CIRCLE NO. 10 Mis Gloria Muller and Elmer Ducsai, of Highland avenue. Culton, J. Sharkey, P. Schartz, will hold its card party on May Muller, of Colonia, recently. * * • » • * • • Anna Vinize, John Egan, J. Lob- 15 at Fords School No. 14. • • • • MRS. ALBERT L. GARDNER. THE LADIES AUXILIARY OF bascy, Arthur Frazer, Gladys Jen- * • * • MISS EVA FRIIS OF WILLIAM President of Middlesex County the Keastoey Protection Fire Tuberculosis League has return sen, Grace Pucker, Mrs. C. Dill- THE LADIES' AUXILIARY OF street and Pierre Abree of Me- Company met Tuesday night at worth, Frank Kantor, Mrs. H. 1 Harry Hanson Post No. 163 will tuchen attended the Metuchen ed after attending a convention the firehouse. Schmidt, D. Rasmussen, Esther hold an auxiliary birthday par- High School senior cla^s daace, at New Orleans. « * * * Bachman, M. Petire, V. Moore, M. ty tonight. recently. * * * • MISS VICTORIA BERNARD, who Kalina, M. Arkey, G. Jacques, D. * • * • • • » w MR. AND MRS. ROBERT HAND- was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kreuscher, B. Zarovich, M. Lurk- MR, AND MRS. ALFRED KAY, A CARD PARTY WILL BE SPON- erhan, Miss Muriel Ericksen, Fred Eicher, has returned to us, J. Looser, L. Turkus, Jack Re- Sr., had as Sunday guests, Mr. sored by the Woodman Circle Mr. and Mrs. George Applegate her home. beck, F. Christensen, C. Olsen, Al- and Mrs. Alfred Kay, Jr., and No. 10 at Fords School No. 14 attended the exercises held at ex Lukas, C. Neary; L. Jensen, Miss Isabel Kay, of Manasquan. next Friday evening. Mt. St. Mary's on Tuesday, KLUJ DENIED WRIT Harry Rasmussen, Mrs. H. Kline, * * * • • * * * which Miss Mary Barbarrato of C. Tharriff, Mrs. A. Jensen, J. MR. AND MRS. JOHN Hawkins, THE WOMAN'S DEMOCRATIC ePrth Amboy is entering. BY SUPREME COURT Bulhauer, F. Smiriga, Doris Perry, of William street had her moth- club held a meeting Tuesday A SPRING DANCE AND CARD E. Bachina, Edurna Chovan, M. er, Mrs. Catherine Munroe, of night at Thomsoin's hall. party was held by the Woman's II—A Boucle Suit For Spring TRENTON.—The case of Felix Huda. Newark as a week-end guest. • • • • Club recently at School No. 14 ERE'S a suit to start on right now so that you will hare Just the Kluj against the Township of An Amazing Advance * * * * THE FORDS PUBLIC LIBRARY on Ford avenue, which was well H right costume to greet the first warm days when you venture out Woodbridge in the Tax Title Li- BAD NEWS TRAVELS MISS EVA FRIIS ATTENDED A will move into new quarters attended. Music was furnished without a coat. It is made of a rayon boucle thread which is soft, quidating matter received a fur- In Refrigeration dinner-dance at the Colonia next week. The library will be by R. Gunst. Mrs. Hans Jensen crinkly and lustrous, but will not stretch out of shape. The skirt is ther set-back when the supreme FAST; TAX BILLS Country Club, Saturday night. directly across from the Fords was chairman assisted by Mrs. straight and beautifully fitted, the jacket is open down the front to court threw out the case on the ap firehouse on Corrielle street. Frank Dunham, Mrs. E. Miljes, show off to advantage a blouse of a contrasting color. ARE ALMOST READY • * * * Mrs. Theresa Miller, Mrs. Anton plication of another writ of certio- The Air MR. AND MRS. NEISEN NORD • * * * rari. MR. AND MRS. JOHN PETER- Lund, Mrs. Ralph Liddle and An illustrated sheet of detailed directions will be sent you, The case was dismissed on the WOODBRIDGE.—'Tis said had as Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs, William Lybeck. that bad news travels fast. Conditioned Mrs. S. Lundquist and Miss Ger- son, Mrs. George Murdock and without charge, if you send a self-addressed return envelope merits when the May term of the Mrs. Isaac Dunham attended * • * • supreme court opened Tuesday. And the bad news will soon trude Lundquist of Staten Is- henring a three cent stamp to THE CROCHET BUREAU OF be here. We moan the new Refrigsrator land. the graduation exercises of Mr. A CARD PARTY WILL BE held and Mrs. Peterson's niece, Miss by the Fords P.-T. A. at School THIS NEWSPAPER, 522 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK CITY. Township Tax Bills. • • • • Dorothy Cosgrove, of Matawan No. 14 on May 13 at 2 P. M. Mrs. Specify "Crochet and Be Smart, design No. 17." Be thrifty, FOUR PERSONS HURT Two extra employees will Coolerator is different—It MISS KATHRYN HAWKINS, Haberkorn chairman of refresh- while you create something beautiful with your hands. be engaged starting next is air conditioned—foods • me.nts and prizes assisted by the IN HIGHWAY CRASH Monday and will make out the stay fresh—do not dry out rest of the club. WOODBRIDGE.—Four persons bills under the supervision of —no mixing of food flavors. were injured Monday afternoon uL Weskk Patterns * * * • Tax Collector Michael J. J NO CARNIVAL PERMITS TOWNSHIP BUYS NEW when a car driven by Sam Pont- Trainer. The bills will be Coolerator uses ice but in a A REGULAR MEETING OF THE pinto, of East Falls street, Niagara different way. Needs to be P.-T. A., WJH be held on Wednes TO BE GIVEN DURING SWEEPER AT $6790. placed in the mail each day re-iced only once in 4 to 7 day, May 20 at 3 P. M. Election Falls, N. Y., on the super-highway after they are checked. STADIUMJHOWS WEEK at Green street, collided with a It is expected, as the tax days. Ice cubes? Yes! It is of officers. Mr. Howard Sharp, WOODBRIDGE.—But one truck and trailer owned by E. B. silent, dependable econ- chairman of nominating commit bid, for a new sweeper for books become available, that omical and never gets out tee. Mrs. Fred Richardson, Coun WOODBRIDGE. — On the re- the road department, that of Matlaik, of South 63rd street, Phil more part time employees will of order. ty chairman will be the guest quest of Stephen L. Hruska, presi- the Elgin Corporation of Fifth adelphia and driven east on Green be put to work to make out speaker. Plans for a food sale dent of the Stadium Commission, avenue, New York, at $6790, street by Charles Sipos, of Amboy the bills so that you, you and Write for Booklet and also the monthly card par- the Township Committee Monday was received by the Township avenue, Perth Amboy. you may have something to ty to fee held in June, were dis- night decided not to grant per- Committee Monday night and Riding with Pontpinto were: worry about. cussed. Mrs. C. A. Larson, pre- mits to any traveling shows, cir- was accepted. Dominick Buccirosa, of 430 Mid- FORDS COAL CO- wood avenue, Brooklyn, injuries FORDS.—The Fords Woman's sided. cuses or carnival during the Sta- An additional sum of $5100 New Brunswick - Fords Aves. * • • * was added to the Public Works on head; Dominick Buccoras, Jr., Democratic Club will hold a food dium Shows week, June 27 to July three years old, concussion ;Mary sale this afternoon at the home of FORDS, N. J. MRS. JOHN PETERSON OF King 5, or immediately preceding the appropriation to take care of George's road is to be hostess at the proposed purchase of a Quatro, of 3221 Snyder avenue, Mrs. J. Levandowski, 542 New Tei. P. A. 4-0180 a card party to be given for the week. sweeper, but the new sweeper Brooklyn, injuries on right leg and Brunswick avenue. Woodmen Circle No. 10, on Fri- Mayor August F. Greiner de- will cost approximately $1690 Florence Quatro, same address, day, May 15, at 8 P. M., at school clared that he had been in con- more than anticipated. Twen- cut on face. ference with the Stadium commis- All the injured were treated at No. 14. Prizes and refreshments. sion and had agreed that in view ty-five percent of the pur- * • • * of the Township's interest in the chase price will be paid in the Perth Amiboy General hospital THE WOMAN'S CLUB OF Fords Stadium that no permits should be cash and the remainder will Patrol Driver Thomas Somers in- will hold their regular meeting issued to competing shows. be paid off in notes at six per vestigated for the police depart- Week-End on May 20 at Thomsen's Tavern » — cent interest. ment. in the form of a luncheon. Mrs. WANT HOURS CHANGED WILLIAM MILLER, MR. AND Sidney Burkesen is chairman. FORDS. — The Wood- Mrs. C. A. Larson and Miss Mad * • * * bridge Township Liquor Dealers' EASIEST WAY TO elyn Krouse of Port Reading MR. AND MRS. JOHN MILLER association Monday night asked CLEAN WINDOWS spent Thursday at Flemington and son spent the weekend at the Township Committee permis- visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. Nel- sion to open their establishments the home of the latter's sister, Any woman can now make her son. S-A-L-E Mrs. C. Blanchard. earlier on Sundays. They pointed out that all the communities along windows sparkling clean in 30 BELL PROPERTY TO the highway permitted early open seconds, without a bit of hard 24 Cars & Commercials BE SOLD MAY 18THing hours. The hours requested for rubbing or work. You simply spray TO BE AWARD- WOODBRIDGE. — The public the sabbath are 9 A. M., to 2: A. M. on the window a new discovery ED JUNE 20 ... $19.50 to $99.50 sale of the Mac G. Bell property on The matter was referred to the called Blue Lightning Window Linden avenue, will be held at the committee as a whole. Cleaner and wipe off instantly. Can you afford to walk? next Township meeting, Monday ROSELLE 1936 Don't be old Fashioned. HE attractive princess lines of Pattern 8632 emphasize th« night, May 18, at the Memorial JOSEPH NASH HAS RETURNED Dirt, grime and spots come off MODEL HOME Get yourself a car and get going—somewhere. T smart silhouette, minimized hip lines, and appealing skirt Bare. Municipal building. The property home after spending some time like magic, and window shines Available in sizes 14 to 42. Size 16 requires 4% yards of 89- will be sold to the highest bidder. in Florida. clear as crystal at once. No water inch fabric, plus % yard contrast for ruffled collar, or % yard to chap hands, no soap or dusty Acclaimed by thousands as the for plain collar. powder. So quick and easy is this most modem of all Model Homea. Use Dr. West's, the only water-proofed brush Visitors marvel at Its many con- HERE'S YOUR CHANCE! The slenderizing panels in the skirt of Pattern 8341 make tbii Blue Lightning method that a veniences and the possibility o£ afternoon frock especially popular with the larger woman. 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Ster- cents at all good hardware and ADMISSION FBEE $29.50 That's All! STRUCTIONS, fill out the coupon below, being sure to MEN- ilized, germ-proof in glass. 10 colors. supply stores, including: Home furnished by the 1929 Ford Fordor — 1929 Chevrolet Coupe TION THE NAME OF THIS NEWSPAPER. Kresge Department Store, Also DR. WEST'S Economy Toolhbrush at 29c Woodbrld&e Hardware Co., 74 Newark, N. J. — 1927 Dodge Coupe—1928 Ford Tudor — Sponsored by the Main St., Woodbrldsre. CLIO CLUB Hoselle. N. J. — 1929 Durant Rack Body — FASHION BUREAU, 11-13 STERLING PLACE, —Adv. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Dr. Wests Enclosed find cents. Please send me the patterns .50 That's All! checked below, at 15 cents each: — 1928 Dodge Coupe — Pattern No. 8632 Size. Pattern No. 8341 Size. FOR A GLAMOROUS EVENING OF FUN SPECIAL OFFER SIM. >.5O That's All! Pattern No. 8330 AND ENTERTAINMENT WITH EACH YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION TO 1927 Locomobile D. L. Sedan — 1930 Ford Coupe Name — 1927 Dodge Panel — Visit RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND Address * • City , State. .50 That's All! Name of this newspaper VARADY'S INN FORDS BEACON 1928 Chrysler Sedan -^ 1928 Oakland Sedan FORD AVENUE, FORDS, N. J. WE WILL GIVE ONE HUNDRED (100) VOTES — 1929 Hudson Sedan — 1929 Chev. Coach — GOOD FOR STADIUM QUEEN CONTEST — 1929 Essex Sedan — 1930 Chev. Chassis — EVERY NOTE: These votes have been purchased by this paper as part of the FORD'S BEACON contribution to the Stadium Fund. '.50 That's All! QUIET and EFFICIENT 1929 Dodge Pfenel — 1929 Chev. Express Saturday and Sunday Night Raritan Township and Fords Beacon, . . . When you must arrang-e for ser- 465 New Brunswick Ave., Fords, N. J. vice such as ours you want the best of Dinner Served At Eight Gentlemen: .50 That's All! service, quiet and efficient at reasonable Date 1929 Buick Sedan — 1930 G. M. C. Canopy expense. We strive to meet just these re- Encosed please find $1.50 for one year's subscription to the 1929 Dodge Sedan — 1928 G. M. C. Canopy quirements. Dance to the Music of Fords-Beacon. It is understood that I will receive 100 FREE VOTES good for Stadium Queen Contest. "There is no substitute for Burke Service" BELA HORVATH AND HIS ORCHESTRA Name -.- * JJurke (Direct from New York's Famous Tokay Restaurant) Dorsey Used Car Mart Street „ ^ „... funeral Jslrectors "The Safe Place to Buy" Slate Sired, 'Perth Gftxbif, 'Cdtpkeiu 40075 NEVER A COVER OR MINIMUM CHARGE Town „..., „ ^-,.. Just above C. R. R., On New Brunswick Avenue Perth Amboy, N. J. Telephone P. A. 4-2703 tARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1936 PAGE THREE Social Briefs of Fords, Keasbey, Hopelawn, Raritan Township & Metuchen
FORDS GIRL HONORS FORDS DEMOCRATS TO IRS. J. KOYSZA RARITAN MANOR GIRL MORE THAN MISS H. LUKACS GLASSES OF OAK GIVE A BINGO PARTY KNIGHT & SQUIRE FORDS.—Miss Caroline Hale of FORDS.—The Fords Democratic- Raritan Manor, was guest of hon- Club will hold a bingo party at or at a birthday party given her TREE SCHOOL TO PEOPLE ATTEND Our Lady of Peace auditorium. WEN SURPRISE by Miss Edith Watson, of Amboy BECOMES BRIDE HAS 3RD ANNUAL avenue, Monday night. Friday, May 15. Refreshments will Games were played and prizes be served after the games. 800DBYEJARTY were awarded to Miss Susan Dom- AT CARD PARTY OF GEORGE PRAH OFFERJPERETTA D. J. Desmond is chairman of DINNER AT PINES inick, Miss Elsie Jensen, Miss Ma- the committee which includes KEASBEY WOMAN FETED, CLARA BARTON WOMAN'S MARRIAGE TOOK PLACE AT PUPILS TO GIVE 'LEGEND OF Theodore Ratjazak, John Ryan, AFFAIR HELD IN HONOR OF bel Warner, Jack Christensen. Koger and John Chiocchi, Robert LEAVES TOMORROW Vernie Hale and Arthur Watson. CLUB FUNCTION IS ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH SLEEPY HOLLOW ON CLUB'S NEWLY ELECTED Piano selections were given by KUey, Paul Chovan, Joseph Le- FOR EUROPE A SUCCESS IN FORDS, SUNDAY MAY 15TH vandowsky, Joseph Chech, Albert OFFICERS Miss Christina Wade and Miss Nor Anderson, William Cochenberry, ma Brown sang. George Kochick FORDS.—Of interest in this sec- KEASBEY.—A surprise fare- tap danced and Mis Virginia Du- RARITAN TOWNSHIP.—At the j OAK TREE.—On Friday night, Hans Schmidt, John and Edward FORDS. — The" third annual in- well party was tendered by a large browsky and Clifford Marshall al- recent card party held in the Clara tion was the wedding of Miss Hel- May 15, the pupils of the seventh cieiler, Kalma,n Sinko, Michael formal dinner dance of the Knight group of friends to Mrs. Julius so entertained. Barton school, under the auspices en Lukacs, daughter of Mr. and and eighth grades of the Oak Tree Palko, John Ulbrich, Carl Lamp, and Squire was held at the Hotel Mrs. Alex Lukacs, of Hansen ave- school will present the operetta, Charles J. Alexander and Joseph Pines, Saturday night, in honor of Koysza, of Douglas street, at her of the Clara Barton Woman's Club "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" at Dambach. over 100 people attended. The com nue to George Prah, also of Fords. its newly elected officers. The af- home recently. Mrs. Koysza, along RARITAN TOWNSHIP the Clara Barton school. Dorothy fair was in charge of the socal with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Cen inittee reported that it was one of The ceremony was performed at Bjorklund, Raymond Deering, MISS NORA WILLIAMS committee, of which Steven Ton- egy, and her grandson, Frank THE EAST RARITAN REPUB- the season's outstanding successes St. Michael's church, in Amboy Patsy Maglione and DeWitt Giles kochick, is chairman, and he was Jr., sail tomorrow on the liner Rex Jican Club met Monday night at in this section. avenue, Sunday. have been assigned the leading ENTERTAINS FRIENDS assisted by Mayor August Greincr, for a three months visit at Csapp, the Mills Community Shoppe on Miss Florence Weuthrick was roles. of Woodbridge, William Balder- Amboy avenue. awarded, as a prize, a permanent The bride wore an ivory satin FORDS.—Miss Nora Williams. sto.n and William Donar. John V. Ung Megye, Czechoslovakia. They monk dress with a long train. Her The operetta is being conducted oi New Brunswick avenue, enter- will also visit at Budapest, Vienna • * • • ' wave. Mrs. L. Taylor, won the door Burke, acted as toast master. MRS. ARNOLD THERKELSON prize and the dark horse prize veil was of ivory illusion and or- under the direction of the music- tained a group of friends recently and Paris. of the Clara Barton Woman's went lo Mrs. William Hilman. ange blossoms and she carried a department. All the leading char- at her home. Games were played The members and their guests The party was arranged by Mrs. Club was a guest at the recent The following were awarded large bouquet of calla lilies. acters will wear costume. The and prizes were awarded to Miss present were: Mr. and Mrs. Leon Joseph Bacskay and Mrs. Louis third district forum, held at the prizes as winners in the various Mrs. Mary Prah, sister of the sixth grade class, in conjunction .Susan Johnson, Miss Hester Peter Ferbel, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Neary. Mezo, of Keasbey and Mrs. Mich- Borough Improveme.nt League card games: bridegroom, who attended the with the production, has held a son, Thomas Williams and George Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dilhvorth, ael Nagy, of Perth Amboy. bride as maid of honor, wore a poster contest. Dudics. Mr. and Mrs. Gudio Brigiani, Miss The guests at the party were: clubhouse in Metuchen. Bridge: Mrs. -William Holman. The role of "Ichabod Crane" will Helen Repkie, Steven Tankochik, • • • * Mrs. Alex F. Melko/Miss Elizabeth peach chiffon gown and carried A tap dance was given by Peter Mrs. Sue Gold, Mrs. Barbara Kuhn pink roses with peach accessor- be tilled by Deering while' the Olsen and Miss Christina Hertz, Miss Miriam Sermayan, William and daughter, Leona; Mrs. Barbara THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF •Walker, Jesse Davidson, Mrs. M. Balderston, Miss Frances D'Angclo the Clara Barton Woman's club F. Melko, John Shoe, Mrs. Max A. ies. three remaining lead players will Miss Beatrice Nathan and Albert Eacz and son, Zoltan; Mrs. Step- The bridesmaids, Miss Helen see 'Batus Van Tassel" portrayed Watson sang. After the group- John Dudor, Miss Sylvia Dunham, hen Bisho and Mrs. Lena Sabo, of met Wednesday afternoon at'the Tilly, Miss Christine Springel, by Giles; "Brom Bones" portrayed William Hart, Miss Janette Lee- Clara Barton school. Mrs. A. Richter, Mrs. L. H. Tyler, Hirtz and Elizabeth Lukacs, sister singing and dancing, refreshments New Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs. Miss Josephine Roche, above, of the bride, were attired in gray by Maglione and "Katrina" by Miss were served. son, Jahn Kish, Miss Charlotte Mrs. Daisy Thorriall, Mrs. William Meyer, Ralph Deutsch, Doetov Guv Bela Stark, Mrs. Elizabeth Nagy, • • • • A. McCoy, Mrs. C. BiseU, M. Mer- an assistant secretary of the and rose chiffon gowns with rose Biorklund. and son, Michael, Mr. and Mrs. THE MEMBERS OF THE GAR- U. S. treasury, is considered accessories and carried arm bou- The Chorus shmaii, Carl Lamp, Alfred Urffer, shon, Gertrude Smith, Mrs. Jesse Miss Helen Mullen, Howard Full- Michael Mosolygo and sons, Rich- den department of the Clara Davidson. the most likely candidate to quets of pink roses. The ushers Sopranos, George Bent, Walter KEASBEY SOCIAL CLUB ard and Ronald; and Mrs. Helen Barton Woman's club met at the succeed Colorado's Senator Ed- were Samuel Smith of Irvingto.n Fendt, John Fortenhousler, Frank crton, A Bissert, John V. Burke. Jacko, of Perth Amboy. home of Mrs. Adam Zimmerman, Pinochle: Mrs. Walter Gerluf- ward P. Costigan, Democrat, and John Smiriga, of Fords. Losey, Wayne Owens, John Pow- TO HAVE MAY DANCE Miss Kathleen Kelly, Charles Atex on Cedar street, Wednesday sen, Nathan Gross, H. R. Furbeck, who recently announced that ander, Frank Leeson, Miss Elsie Mrs. Joseph Bacskay, Mrs. Louis J. Kalman, Mrs. John Jensen, Mrs. After the wedding ceremony u ell, Hazel Dilger, Lucille Elis. Pet- Mezo, Mrs. Louis Kirsh, Mrs. John ,night. he would not seek re-election. reception was held at the Foids er Schkeeper, William Comiskey, -• Thompson, Abraham Rosenblum Joseph Urffer, Mary Kemhle, Mrs. Miss Roche gained national and Commissioner and Mrs. Bycrs. Mandy, Mrs. Bertha Hericks, Mrs. • • • • Walter Christensen, May McPhie. Casino. Music was furnished by Louise Krouse, Robert Krog, Peter KEASBEY.—A May dance will John Lazar, Mrs. Barbara Sabo. MR. AND MRS. MOE KOCH and prominence through her han- George King and his Collegians. Contemessa, Dorothy Bjorklund. be given at the Keasbey school au- Mrs. A. Young, Mrs. W. Ostergaard dling of labor(. problems in Mrs. Gabriel Sipos, Mrs. Joseph children, Stanley and Bobby, Mrs. Havne, Mrs. Nels Kistrup, The guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tufaro, Marjorie Baylis, ditorium on May 16 under the TEXAS RANGER CLUB Toth, Mrs. Louis Szechi, Mrs. Wil- were recent New York City vis- Colorado, and was an unsuc- John Letso, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Margaret Carolus, Olga Koncur, sponsorship of the Keasbey Social Joseph Urffer, Mrs. M. Mum, Mrs. cessful candidate for governor liam Siska, Mrs. Frank Balog, Mrs. itors. Victor Powell. Kozma, Mr. and Mrs. John Yon- Norma Kansol, Eleanor Jarema. Club. Stephen Yuhasz and his TO HOLD BARN DANCE Andrew Supko, Mrs. Nicholas Ver- • w • a of that state in 1934. ovsky, Mr. and Mrs. Palko, Mr. Elizabeth Layburn, Mary Stephens WTNJ orchestra will furnish the tes, Mrs. George Andricsak, Mrs. THE REGULAR MEETING OF Rummy: Mary Szerdy, Mrs. M. a,nd Mrs. John Yanovsky, Jr., Mrs. Rose De Napoli, Francis Goodma,n. music. FORDS.—The Texas Rangers Rose Buda, Mrs. Julius Szuch, Mrs. the Forum Club of Rari mn Riesz, Mrs. T. Steinmetz, Mrs. T. Mikovitch, Miss Rose Yanovsky, Mary Hanson, Betty Ritthaler. John Faczak, chairman and John Club of Fords will hold a barn An,na Gocsak, Mrs. Joseph Sereda, Township was held Wednesday Becker; fan-tan: Mrs. Gilbert Tur- FRANK KANTOR IS NEW Mr. and Mrs. John Yakobich, Miss Ernestina Ruggeri, Lillian Schmelz Vamos, co-chairman, will be as- dance at the Village Barn, in Mrs. Kalman Hegedus, Mrs. John night at the Tally Ho Inn. ner, Louise Lewis, Helen Freitag, PRESIDENT OF 'X' CLUB Jay Yanovsky, Mr. and Mrs. Tele- Santina Teruli, Gloria De Fillipo, sisted by a committee formed of Hopelawn on Saturday, May 23. Latcovich, Mrs. Stephen Toth, Mary Palko. Non-players: Mrs. R. panics, Miss Agnes Yanovsky, Mr. George Rink. Julius Peterscak, Gabriel Sipos, Wally Novak and his Texas Mrs. Julia Pocsik, Mrs. Julia Koy- HOPELAWN Peterson, Henrietta Clausen, Jul- FORDS. — Frank Kantor was and Mrs. M. Prah, Mr. and Mrs. Altos: Richard Iselin, Vivian John Druzsba, John Kraynik, H. Rangers will furnish the music ...za, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cenegy, ANNA WORATSCHEK OF 6 Wai- ius C. Engel, Dora Engel, Mrs. W. Alex Lukacs, Miss Mary Prah. Bvmkman, Violet DeSonctis, Anna Peterscak, Joseph Sebok, John John Paloti is chairman of ar- and Son, Frank, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, Mary Yaeger, Mrs. Jol- elected to the presidency of the rangements and is being assisted den avenue is recuperating at ly, Miss Florence Rutig, William Fords "X" Club, after Fred Olsen Mrs. and Mrs. John Borkes, Miss Dilger, Ruth MacDonald, Irene Matus, John. Peterscak, John War- by Tony Gulgani and Wally Nov- Charles Koysza, and daughter, Do- her home from injuries incurred Margaret Prah, Miss Mary Palko, Mundy, Patsy Maglione, Natalie go, Michael Murcsak, Joseph lores, all of Keasbey. from dog bites. Wittnebert. had resigned the office. James Semenuk, Elizabeth Twitchell. Smaly, Frajik Toth, Joseph Racz ak. The refreshment committee was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grezner, Mr. Misses Mary Szechi, Margaret • • • • Desmond has been made vice presi and Mrs. Steve Smiriga, Mr. and Dick Hale, John Kenny, Walter and Leonard Mayer. THE WOMAN'S GUILD OF ST. Balogh, Helen Supko, Caroline assisted in serving of refreshments Stork, Walter Koncur Frank Gan- Aulicky, Jacob Bruderer, Peter John's Mission will hold a card MISS SOPHIE BAYICK OF MAY by the members of the Little Wo- dent to succeed Frank Kantor. Mrs. Kozel, Mr. and Mrs. Smiriga Koysza,, and Margaret Mosolygo. street is at home after having and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ana- gemi, Victor Aimes, Ralph Tesauro Caravello, Michael Jaros, DeWitt party tonight at the Keasbey • man's Club. Miss Einer Jensen Fred Olsen is still a member of Ruth Wuest, Raymond Rodriguez, Giles, Margaret Sporre, Michael school. The committee consists spent some time with friends in and Miss Mary Yeager were co- the club however. A report that dy, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nagy, SUBSCRIBE TO THE BEACON Mr. and Mrs. Mares, Mr. and Mrs. Eva Siro, Betty Vroom, Charles Lamberti, Robert Henderson, Lad- of Mrs. Charles Pfeiffer. Mrs,. New York City. chairmen of the affair. George Griffen had resigned as islaw Pispecky, Salvatore Quagli- Charles Schuster, Mrs. James club advisor is unfounded as he is John Hanulich, Mr. and Mrs. Jul- ius Hunyady, Mr. and Mrs. John ariello, Anna Teruli, Helen Yat- Quish, Mrs. Fred Olsen and Mrs. THE MISSES HELEN AND RUTH still in that capacity. Hanulich, Jl'-> Mr. and Mrs. John syczyn, Raymond Deering and Martha Fullerton. No Wonder Everyone Is Saying: Jackson visited in Long Island The club will hold its first dance Prah, Mr. and Mrs. Simon, Mr. and NOW IN GREATER George Wiliens. over the weekend. Thursday night at the Lafayette Mrs. Galya, Mr. and Mrs. F. Kc- « * • • Country Club. vacs, Mr. and Mrs. Rimar. DEMAND FOR THE best in drues and cosmetics at the LOW- MISS JEANNE PETERSEN OF Miss Ethel Rocket, Miss Anna EST PRICE OBTAINABLE, buy at the King George road had as her LEGION JR. AUXILIARY Krock, Andrew Koch, Michael Hra ONE MINUTE weekend guest, Miss Myrtle Jen- HOLDS FIRST MEETING bick, Stanley Petrusick, Edward FORDS PHARMACY, INC. sen, of Cliffside. Straffi, Michael Palko, Frank Smir . • • * • FORDS.—The Junior Auxiliary iga, Frank Onady, Steve Prah. WAVE 550 New Brunswick Avenue FORDS, N. J. KELVINATOR MISS BETTY FARRINGTON AT- of Harry Hanson Post, No. 163, Michael Palati, Rex Nrgengast, •NOTHING A Built-in Thermometer tended a dance given recently by American Legion, held its first Steve Hrabick, Joseph Yakubich. Georgian Court College at the meeting recently at the Legion Joseph Hrabick, Stanley Probes- FINER shows you that your food is Chanticleer, in Millburn. hall. Mrs. Bertha Cooley, auxiliary ky, John Lukac, John Smiriga, •NOTHING being kept surely, safely, de- * • • • NIC EH THE LADIES AUXILIARY OF president, instructed the members James Nagy, Angelo Straffi, Mary \i\ ideal wave pendably cold. Harry Hanson Post No. 163 held at routine. Yakubich, Miss Rose Yanovsky, created bv A Certificate of Low Cost Miss Anna Palko, and Mr. and Science for a special meeting Wednesday The officers elected were: Presi- Dyed. of Operation shows you, in ad- night at the Legion .hall. dent, Cynthia Sunshine; vice presi Mrs. Steve Balosh, of Fords; An- Bleached or dent, Helen Baker; secretary, Vai- drew Tosci, of Jersey City. Natural vance, thatcurrei. consump- Hair tion will be amazingly low. DINE & DANCE enka Zarkovaiski; treasurer, The- Mr. and Mrs. George Gulya, Mr. Save Sunshine and sergeant-at-arms, and Mrs. N. Preminger, Mr. and A 5-year Protection Plan AT resa Sharrick; chaplain, Gloria Mrs. Gilbert Arniwitz, of Roselle; gives you signed assurance Rose Larsen. The Juniors will A. Cole, of Irvingtan; Samuel of long years of service. hold their meetings every Friday Smith, of Irvington; Louis Cahn, Furthermore, it has dozens afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. El- Lloyd Thomsen, Michael Starrick. Mike's len Christianson will supervise the Miss Marian Lombardo, Miss Frie- It's Cool, Comfortable Money ofconveniencestolightenthe club at its next meeting. da Benigno, Francis Vaccaro, Fran AND WILL NOT INJURE THE work of preparing meals. Here you forget worries and enjoy life at its best. cis Pellecane, Mr. and Mrs. Guci- FINEST TEXTURE OF HAIR So come in and see the THE FORDS JUNIOR WOMAN'S one and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. 1936Kelvinator. It will pay club held a meeting Monday A. Pellica.ne, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph for itself and the terms are Dancing — Entertainment night at the home of Miss Fay Pellicane, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MARY'S sc easy that it just seems EVERY Morrison, New Brunswick ave- Lombardo, Mr. and Mrs. Michael SATURDAY EVENING nue. Lombardo, Dr. and Mrs. Anthony BEAUTY SALON foolish not to own one. Pellicane, Mrs. Lukacs and Mr. 9 P. M. Until Closing 86 HOY AVENUE ANSWERS TO OUR and Mrs. Thomas of New Bruns- FORDS, N. J. wick. —Music by— PUZZLE CORNER Tel. 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Ladies always WASHINGTON LETTER JUST AS IMPORTANT AS ISSUES AND PROMISES HSHIP--— present problems. Anyway, here's the an- swer: How Safe Are American Ships? ACON Very often newspapers get two accounts and Woodbridge Journal The Argument Still Is Heated of such important things as weddings. We BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY have received, on occasion, an account of a WASHINGTON.—How safe is The Senate Commerce Com- wedding from the bride, the groom's mo- it to go to sea in American mittee, in investigating the Mor- THE BEACON PUBLISHING CO. ther, bridesmaid and one friend. We ships*5 Secretary of Commerce ro Castle fire, found it "alarm- couldn't print 'em all. And, when the best Daniel Rooer. whose deDartment- ing to consider the laxity In 465 New Brunswick Avenue includes the Bureau of ^team- requirements governing ship con- Fords, N. J. account came in, we had already put an- boat Inspection, responsible for struction!" other into type. So, Watson, the mystery the licensing and periodic in- spection of sll vessels, says it's Testimony before it and other TELEPHONE: PERTH AMBOY 4-2123 is solved. Give us a pipe, we want a smoke. perfectly safe. committees has indicated thai only a small proportion Df ves- But a delegation of 75 seamen ELMEE J. VECSEY sels sailing under the American recently told him of instances flag are fireproof or fire-resist- Publisher and Managta* Editor Hospitalization For All from their own experience which ing; that 1500 non-passenger (hey declared showed an unsafe ships are without radio equip- Application as second class mail matter now The people of the United States are gra- condition on American ships. ment; and that 160 boats on in- pending at Post Office, Fords, N. J. dually becoming aware of the need for They described lifeboats with land waterways, the Great holes in them; fire and lifeboat Lakes, and In coastwise service some method to provide adequate medical drills for the benefit of inspec- are flretraps. care and hospitalization for the average tors rehearsed with members ol Friday, May 8, 1936. family. The socialization of medicine is a the "shore gang" instead of the crew that would take the ship to TAWING Y. MITCHELL, whose problem that has caused considerable dis- sea; and ships leaving port with- out enough able-bodied seamen services as assistant secre- Good Work cussion in the medical field, where doctors to handle all the lifeboats In case tary of commerce ended last and specialists wonder how it will affect of disaster. June at Koper's request, charged Mayor Walter C. Christensen of Raritan that Improper Inspections con- them. Asserting that American ships tributed to the Morro Castle dis- Township and his supporting commission- generally are undermanned and aster. He tried to have the ers are again to be commended for their un- Already a number of important cities in operated by alien and inexperi- Steamboat Inspection Service in- this country including communities sur- enced crews, that living quarters vestigated by the Department of titing efforts to give the taxpayers of the on many ships are "intolerable," justice, claiming that many in- township a breathing-spell budget for next rounding our Township, have in operation and that a 14 to 18-hour day is spectors were passing unsafe common, the delegation insisted ships. year. a system of hospitalization insurance. The that "safety at sea" is a mean- Only recently the commissioners adopted plan operates an the theory that "whole- ingless term as long as such coo- More recently, the bureau*! ditions exist. chief investigator and chief nav- sale" rates may be allowed if there are suf- igation officer were dismissed for a budget for the fiscal year that meant a • • • 35-point drop in the tax rate for 1936. This, ficient numbers enrolled. In New York, insubordination after they were ,174 hospitals are affiliated with a program AROUSED by reports that the accused of making public a re- reflected in money saved for the taxpayers " Bureau of Steamboat Inspec- port by the Board of Supervis- —wnich is a somewhat impressive figure— under which a member pays three cents a tion was investigating more ing Inspectors. The report con- day, or ten dollars a year, and is entitled than 500 cases of "insubordina- demned existing safety devices drew the satisfaction of the people of Rari- tion" and by attempts to get the and charged funds and personnel tan Township. to treatment upon proper certificate of a Department of Justice to prose- were insufficient for carrying out family physician. As we understand the cute for mutiny sailors whose proper inspections. Any government that can produce results strike for higher wages delayed plan, personal doctors are retained and After their dismissal, the two tzon in taxes to this degree at a depressing the S. S. California's sailing from paid by patients who are entitled to twenty- San Pedro harbor, the delegation officials accused their superiors time as this, can and should boast of honest appeared to protest against of blocking their efforts to pro- one days of bed, board, and clinical treat- mote greater safety of life and handling of municipal funds and business. "classification of marine labor ment, without a.ny expense except the an- disputes as 'mutiny' and Insub- property at sea. Any governmet that can produce results nual payment. ordination.' " The National Committee on of this nature has in charge of its revenues They claimed to represent Safety at Sea, appointed by Sec- Dr. Thomas Parran, Jr., new surgeon 3500 seamen from 35 ships, and retary Roper to study all phases and finances a capable leader and worker. insisted that bad working con- of the problem, is urging a con- And, just such type of person is Mayor general of the United States public health ditions, not mutiny, are re- gressional investigation of labor service, favors some method of medical and sponsible for lack of safety on conditions in the merchant Christensen. His task has been a difficult American ships. marine. one. hospital aid which will permit physicians Contemporary It was not long ago that the township to continue their private practice. He Opinion had a serious financial problem. The taxthinks that medical care, free drugs, and AT TH e rate was staggering. There was a problem clinical care should be provided for those Other Editors' Thoughts that required courage, intelligence and con unable to pay for them. ADVENTURERS' viction to solve. Mayor Christensen, aided There is hardly any way to tell where Straw Hats and History and abetted by such capable public serv- the new movement will'lead but in the long The shop windows are blooming umotcmeFirst Church of Iselin The choir, under the directiosn of CLUB run we are satisfied the 167,000 doctors in with straw hats of the masculine ants as Commissioners Victor C. Pedersen, Edward T. Titcn, II, Pastor. Stanley C. Potter, will sing the variety, and there are manybold Julius Engel and James Forgione, did thethe United States will co-operate in the exe- a.nthem, "Songs My Mother Taught spirits who have donned the sum- Sunday Services, May 10, 1936.Me" toy Dvorak. Mr. Ruddy will mery skimmers, defying good form job well. cution of a program that will be fair to 9:45 A. M. Church school, Henry officiate at the organ in the follow- and bad weather at the same time. them and at the same time provide the Ohlerich, superintendent Men's ing numbers, prelude, "Eros" by May 15th is the zero hour for go- Now the chairman and his three cohorts Bible class. Foerster and the postlude, "Devo- ing over with a new topper, and go even further to effect additional savings blessing-s of modern medical science for all 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. tion," by Lichner. Mothers' Day Service. perhaps the sennits and milans, for the taxpayers. Tuesday night they Americans. The history of the medical 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor, The Fortnightly Guild will pre- Bangkoks and Panamas, will take sent a floral token to every moth- an added significance if some of "Murder on Lewis Street adopted an ordinance providing for the re- profession is marked by the eminent ser- Albert Nahass, leader. Deaconess their history is recalled. vice rendered by physicians, and there is meeting. er present. Dr. Mellberg will By FLOYD GIBBONS funding of $833,000 in bonds, at par. The 8:00 P. M. Evening Worship, Ser preach the sermon using as .his Straw hats have been generally Famous Headline Hunter. purpose of the plan is to retire present high hardly a community in the United States mon theme: "Building Taber- theme, "The Forgotten Mother." used in the United States for only which does not have in its midst unselfish nacles." New hymnals, that have been pur- 60 years /but their history reaches AVE CAIDIN, of Bronx, N. Y., doesn't ever want to be a interest rate bonds, soon due, and replace Tuesday — Westminster Guild chased recently as memorials to far back into antiquity. Mercury, D postal employee. Not if he has to deliver mail. Dave got in- them with long term bonds at lower rates of practitioners of medicine. meeting at the home of Miss Dor- former members and friends of the messenger of the gods, and himself othy Shohfi. parish, will be used for the first something of a god in ibis own way, to trouble once, and it was ail over delivering a letter. And ever interest. We do not expect any hospitalization Thursday — 4:00 P. M., Junior time in honor of all Mothers. is always shown wearing the com- since then he hasn't even wanted to write one. This manipulation, which is really the progi*am to be developed that does .not Christian Endeavor. Other services of the day are asmonest sort of a straw hat. Prax- This story is a peculiar tale of letters and axes—and murder! follows: iteles' statue of une, which dates first step toward the refinancing of the take into consideration the interest of the 8:00 P. M. Prayer Service. back to 350 B. C. is crowned with It started with a letter from a friend in Europe. Dave's wife got medical profession as a whole, but we have 9:45 A. M. Church School, P. H.a "stephonas," which is another it. In it was enclosed another one—a very important message for township, will mean a saving of more than WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP M. E. Locker, general superintendent. name for a straw kelly. great confidence that a new day is dawn- CHURCH 6:45 P. M. Epworth League de- a woman who Jived on Lewis street, on the lover East Side along the $10,000 annually for the taxpayers. And, votional service. The discussion In more recent times investi- waterfront. The letter asked Dave's wife to deliver the enclosed message- when you figure that maturity dates range ing for the people who need houpitaliza- Rev. Carl C. E. Mellberg, Ph. D..period will be under the direction gators have discovered that Ed- Minister mund Spencer, author of the "Fae personally. tion and medical care. In time a.n adequate of Russell Deppe. One November evening In 1923, Juat a couple of days after from 1940 to 1959—nineteen years—the Stanley C. Potter, Music Director rie Queene" disported in a regu- program will be in operation. It will be 7:45 P. M. Evensong. The newly lation straw hat in Elizabethan they received the letter from Europe, Dave and his wife Jour- taxpayers will have saved approximately George E. Ruddy, Organist elected cabinet of the Epworth neyed downtown to deliver the enclosure. It's a long trip from $190,000. fair and reasonable, which is all that can Mother's Day will be observed League will be installed by the days, and the eighteenth century next Sunday at 11:00 A. M. with a pastor to their various tasks oi poet, Thomas Gray, of the "Elgy," the Bronx to the lower East Side of Manhattan. Therefore, we say "good work, boys." be demanded by either patients or medical number of special musical selec- service. The sermon theme will be boasted that his straw top-piece It was pretty late when they sot there. As they walked through the men. tions. Miss Rose Papp, a guest solo "I Can." The pipe organ selections was lined with green.—Metuchen dark, dinpy streets ulong the waterfront, Dave remarked to his wife Umt ist, will offer the soprano solo. are as follows: prelude, "Serenade" Recorder. he didn't like the looks of the neighborhood—that he wouldn't be at all Mother's Day for All Mothers "Little Mother of Mine," by Bur-by Gounod and postlude "Offer- • surprised If they were held up before they got out of It. People who fail to mind their own busi-, leigh. David Stark, guest violinist, tory" by Leybach. Prevent Rising- Fire toss Next Sunday is Mother's Day and mil- 1 A Lonely Vigil in a Tough Neighborhood. ness are rarely equipped to take care of will play Nevin's "The Rosary. ' Monday 7:30 P. M. Troop 32 Boy The national fire loss, after sev- Well. sir. I):ive didn't (jet held up. I can tell you that right now. But lions of American children will express af- Scouts at P. S. 11, A. G. R. Quelch, eral years in which it showed a what i!iro ilfsertfil What fails to interest us: Another man's Rowe, 638 Linden avenue. individuals has grown into a veneration for Interesting People of us take the trouble to learn the every minute. It w:is during the time of prohibition, and every d:iy lhe~ pains and symptoms. 8:00 P. M. Church school board simple lessons that would enable pjjpi'i\s were full of stories of gang warfare nnd murder, Pavp told his motherhood in general and is marked by in- Dear Chib Member*: will meet at the home of Miss Dor- us to eliminate fire hazards on our HPHE very nkest thins- about b&- othy Sattler. Miss Gunda Adolph- wife he would wait until midnight, and not a minute longer. Then he sat property-hazards, that, in nine back and marked lime Impatiently, wailing for the stroke of twelve. creasing concern for the physical well-be- Merchants in this Township might as •*• ing Secretary to a society like son will assist as co-hostess. cases out of ten, could be done ing of all mothers. oar Kitchen Club is that you hear Thursday, 2:30 P. M. The Wo- away with at little or no expense. • They Witness a Brutal Beating. « well advertise; their competitors will. from so many interesting people. men's Missionary Society will hold • • • * Few of us realize that the entire There were only twenty minutes to go, but tlmt twenty minutes Mother's Day will not have achieved its And what its annual meeting at a tea in the community must help pay for ev- dragged out like an hour. Two or three times Dave asked his win- whnt purpose in our lives until we, as a people, In case of doubt: don't borrow and don't homemaker isnt Chapel. Mrs. Horace E. Dewey of ery fire that occurs—in higher tax time It was, only to iinil that but a few minutes hud passed. The sn-fft an interesting North China, will be the guest es and insurance rates, in lost reach this last stage. Unhappily, the num- lend. speaker. was all but deserted now, but from fur down the street came the sound person? I dont business, in destroyed opportuni- of men walking. The steps came nearer. ber of deaths that accompany motherhood « * * « suppose there is ties for industries and individuals, a profession in STEALS JUDGE'S AUTO in business stagnation. For the last time, Dave asked his wife to take a look at her in the United States every year indicates a watch. It was just twelve. Dave rose with a sigh of relief. Correct this sentence: "Friend, your lit- the world that Pawnee City, Neb. — It was a Some of the great fires have tragic failure on our part to do all that tle boy is so much smarter tha.n my son. brings out the bold thief who made off with the started from seemingly harmless "Let's go," he said. ***** best qualities in automobile of County Judge Vir- origins. One greasy rag in the cor- He started dcsi-emlinj; the stops to the street level. Then, out of the should be done. Encouraging, however, is people like hav- gil Falloon. gloom on the oilier side of a street lamp, a man appeared. Two others ing a home to ner of your garage could become the sentiment that has .demanded that steps One reason why women can't keep se- followed him. The first man was right In front of him as Dave reached care for, chil- NEW TANK SPEEDY the focal point for a 'blaze that be taken to assure proper safeguards for all crets is because they tell them to their hus- dren to feed, a would destroy a hundred homes. the street. At the same time, the two men following closed In on the Rock Island, 111. — A new warSo could old, amateurishly repair- first. From their pockets they drew a pair of ugly blackjacks and began mothez*s and to save the lives of many wo- bands. £ gpy husband to natter, soothe tank, said to toe the fastest ever ed electric wiring. So could the beating a tattoo on the first man's skull. and get off to work on time in the manufactured in this country, was cigarette you threw away without men needlessly sacrificed each year. • • • * morning. It takes a diplomat, doc- recently tested on a 1,075 mile "What a skull that first man must have had," says Dave. "A horse tor, lawyer, ambassador and food trip from Dallas, Tex. to this city. looking to see where it teli. So would have been knocked out by one of those blows, but the big fellow The individual reader of this article may What has become of the idea that the na- could the leaky flue which you're stayed on his feet. Suddenly, he threw off his hat and coat, dropped them tions of the world would never fight again ? chemist all rolled into onel It made the trip in a few minutes going to have repaired on some think that his, or her, influence is small, but Which preamble is only another over thirty-two hours and at no distant tomorrow that may never at my feet, and the fight moved out Into the center of the street. • • • * way of saying that rfs a pretty time was it going at its top speed, "At the first blows, I froze stiff with surprise. After that, nevertheless we urge everyone to take some good old worJd after all; and I'm according to Earl Trimble, arsenal come. The overwhelming majority of things happened so quickly that the battle was well on before I interest in the problem. Certainly civiliza- Italy and Japan, we understand, are glad to be a member of the most expert who was its driver. got over my first bewilderment. But as the three men reached the important profession in it fires result from such abvious haz- tion has not reached a very high level when waiving all claims on the Nobel peace ards as these. They cost us hun- middle of the street, I saw something that made my hair stand One of the nicest letters I've re- "SURE CURES" FAIL on end. such a condition continues to exist without piize this year. ceived this week is from lire. Ern- Kansas City, Mo. — Although he dreds of millions of dollars a year, effective protest from children who have • • • • est Engie, of Newark, N. J. Mrs. has tried all of the known "sure" and cause an indirect loss several Dave Protested When It Came to Murder. Engle is a real cook; one of those cure remedies for hiccoughs, Rob- times as great. Infinitely more im- Hard work, long hours and low pay isWomen that take prizes at chnreh portant, they destroy thousands of "One of the two attackers raised an arm and I saw the flash of a grown into maturity and understand the ert F. Milton, a farmer, has hic- hatchet, raised with the sharp side down, ready to splft the single man's socials. Everybody in the neigh- coughed most of the time for the lives. You and your neighbors can factors involved. not the way to make a country permanent- borhood , comes to Mia. Engle for take the steps that will make your head in two. Then I forgot where I was—forgot nil about what was going pas tfive years. He has visited 42 on before me, and Jet out a blood-curdling yell at the top of my lungs: ly prosperous. her recipes. physicians, including medical men, community safe—that will lower "The interesting thing about it osteopaths, chiropractors, mas- fire loss 75 per cent. Is it worth "'Stop, you dirty murderer!'" About Contributed News is," laughs Mrs. Engle, "I really the small effort required?—West- Dave's shout was so loud that It stopped the man's arm from descend- BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY seurs and surgeons. field Standard. am not very original. I just pick He has been frightened, has ing. Dave made a dive to go to the beleaguered man's assistance, but his The FORDS BEACON is always glad A soft answer turneth away wrath: but up recipes everywhere, and tuck swallowed essence ot cornsiik, wife grabbed him about the waist with both arms and held hhn tislit. to receive proper news items from those grievous words stir up anger. them away." vinegar-soaked sugar from the end LOVER GETS DIP She had kept her bead a darned sight better than Dave had. It would Here's a recipe she sends the of a silver knife, has drunk gal- Joliet, II. — So overcome with have been plain suicide to go out there among those killers. who read it. However, if your news item The tongue of the wise useth knowledge Club: joy when the girl of his dreams Potato Puffs lons of mineral water. He has The Killers Were Gone When the Police Arrived. is not published, don't blow up. aiight: but the mouth of fools poureth out J4 cup sifted flour M teaspoon Bait drunk water through a cloth-cov- accepted his proposal of marriage 1% teaspoons bafc- I'tncb otwhIU ered glass, stood on his head and Charles Singer, 20, got into his By that time, windows were being thrown opon and people w For one thing, you might have forgotten foolishness. Ing powder pepper automobile and went "driving on shouting and screaming for the police. But that didn't seera to h • **• •••• •••• *••• •••••• *••• 9 W • * •••• Two Big Hits at Liberty Theatre's Week-end Program; Attractive Double Bill Programs at Fords Playhouse AT REGENT THEATRE AT RAHWAY VTAGE AND SCREEN Hollywood Highlights Eleanor Powell is expected to arrive in Hollywood about RAHWAY THEATRE, Rahway. the screen of the Rahway Theatre the middle of May. She is fresh from "At Home Abroad," Dairy! F. Zanuck's "The Coun- starting Sunday when "Robin Hood of El Dorado," spectacular the Broadway musical show in which she starred while in try Doctor," now at the Rahway new production of the Metro-Gold New York. Two new scenarios are awaiting her arrrival Theatre, proves to be the "blessed wyn-Mayer studios. to go into production. These are "Born to Dance" and evenf'of the year as it presents Warner Baxter is the star, ap- the five famous Dionne Quintup- pearing in the romantic role of '•Great Guns." lets laughing, crooning and steal- Joaquin Murrieta, perhaps the • • * * * ing your heart as motion picture most glamourous of the dashing Hollywood's newest worry is the style pirate. These good-bad men who carved their stars. names in bullets on the story of fashion scouts watch for the previews of pictures and mak-e n is a story bristling with dia- the old Far West. With him lides notes of the clothes worn by the famous stars. Then, Ue- ma, comedy, anthos and adventure an extraordinary company includ- lore the picture can be released, hundreds of cheap copies inac presents these universally ing Ann Loring, a sensational new of exclusive creations are being worn by all classes loved oaoies in then- iirst feature discovery; Bruce Cabot, w.ho is re- lengui picture roles. Jean Her- membered lor his powerful work j * # * * * sjion is the hero, as the doctor who in "Let 'Em Have It"; Margo, the j The Barry more children attended the movies for the dedicates his lue to a tooth-ami- bewitching Spanish dancing beau- t first time when they went to see "Little Lord Fauntleroy," ctaw Dactle against pain and ill inty who has lately become an out- • a Canadian lur settlement. standing dramatic actress; and Er-' in which their mother, Dolores Costello, plays the part of une murderous attempt alter ic Linden, the wistful young hero j ano mer terrorizes an entire circus Dearest. of ••Voice of Bugle Ann" and "The j A three-ring carnival of thnlL troupe, and even Charlie Chan Wilderness.' ***** iiuuiseii is momentarily baffled by and mystery again brings WAR- PAUL KELLY portrays (he - Anne Harding has refused offers from studios for the UUJ criminal master minds who i^oi ms duaih in the new I-'ox mys- FORDS PLAYHOUSE, Fords. NER OLAND to the screen Jn bis title role as the song-and-dance screen services of her eight-year-old daughter, Jane. She osty iniiner, "Charlie Chan at the An exceptionaly fine program fascinating detective role. It is man with big-time ambition and says she wants her daughter to grow up and be -educated L-UCUS' now playing at the Rah-has ben aranged by the manage- "Charlie Chan at the Circus", ex- small-time''talent in ''Song- And as any other normal girl would and then she will be per- way Theatre. ment of the Fords Playhouse for mitted to choose her own career •ine evolution of transportation the coming week. Today and to- ^citing new Fox drama. Dance Man," the Fox ^comedy- from the day of Adam to that of morrow two big features will be drama of theatrical life. ***** Jjinabergh is traced as Gene Ray- Hashed on the screen, "Colleen,'" Gary Cooper and Marlene Dietrich in "Desire", now Marie de Forest, 19-year-old Kansas City brunette, mond pursues a hectic romance in with Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler, playing at the Regent Theatre. Tuesday, the State presents "Rose "Love on a Bet," new romantic Joan Blondell, Jack Oakie Hugh Marie" with Jeanette MacDonald has been selected by Hermes Pan, dance director, as film- comedy at the Rahway Theatre Herbert and Louise Fazenda and and Nelson Eddy. Thrill to these 'THE CHILDREN'S HOUR' land's "All-American" chorus girl Cunaoy and Monday. Peter B. Kyne's "Valley of Want- mental marvel, plus on the screen, Marlene Dietrich, and Gary glorious sweethearts of '"Naughty TWO-SEASON HITSLAHES ***** A transcontinental jaunt from ed Men,' with Franwie Darro. the scren's new singing cowboy Cooper, who are co-starred in Marietta" as they sing love songs PRICES IN ALL SECTIONS Warner Baxter makes weekend trips to a little shack New York to Los Angeles affords star, Gene' Antry in "Tumbling Paramount's romantic comedy, and live romance i,n the world's the opportunity lor the parade of On Sunday and Monday, May 10Tumbleweeds'' and an epic story '"Desire," now at the Regent Thea- most enchanting screen romance, near Palm Canyon where, with Frank Magrath, he cooks and 11 there will be another two of "G" Men, "Confidential' star- tre, stand at the top of a list, pre- NEW YORK.—"The Children's fried chicken and ham and eggs travel modes. Raymond starts big feature program, "Paddy O'- set to music. Dazzling spectacle. Hour," spectacular and widely dis- from Manhattan as a hitch-hiker ring Donald Cook and Evelyn pared 'by Director Frank Borzage, Cast of thousands. Wednesday and Franchot Tone has gained five pounds and an inch Day" with Jane Withers with her Knapp, also Harry Langdon's lat- of the famous screen love teams of cussed resident of Maxine Elliott's and switches to motor a few miles songs and dances and saucy com- Thursday "Exclusive Story" star- Theatre, in New York since Nov- chest expansion since returning to Hollywood from the west of New York. After a torush est comedy hit "My Marriage Mis- all time. ring Franchot Tone, Madge Evans ment and "Here Comes Trouble" hap.' ember of 1934 and generally cred- with hoboes, he decides against with Paul Kelly, Arline Judge Mu- Borzage might call himself an and Stuart Erwin, comes to the lo- ited with being the outstanding hit east. He claims it is the result of two singing lessons a day. boarding a freight train. Horse and Something new in entertain- "expert at screen." He directed cal screen. See the first-hand, on- of the past two theatrical seasons, buggy days are represented by ana Barrie and Gregory Ratoff. ment is offered at the Empire "Seventh Heaven," "A Farewell to ****** On Wednesday and Thursday we the-spot revelations of the infam- is now available to audiences at hayrack on which Wendy Barrie Theatre today and tomorrow when Arms," and other memorial films. ous "policy" racket. See why Mar-markedly lower prices. Stalling Cyril MacLaglen, a brother of Victor, will be seen in and Helen Broderick ride several find Kalherinc Hepburn in the local audiences will be introduced most dynamic role she ever tin Mooney, crack reporter, went on Tuesday night, May 5, Herman long and weary miles. to Gene Autry, the singing cowboy LIBERTY THEATRE, Elizabeth. Shumlin, its producer, reduced the a picture soon with Katherine Hepburn brought to life "Sylvia Scarlett". star, in '"Tumbling Tumbleweeds." to jail because he refused to ex- • * * * * Riding out of the most glamor- The asociate feature will be Otto With cameras in careening pose the sources which gave him price of all orchestra seats, quoted ous era of America's frontier his- Kruger in "Two Sinners" with Autry is well known on the air- trucks, and fast automobiles bump an "Exclusive Story". It's true. at $3.00 since the opening, to $1.50. During the last five years Warner 01 and has played tory, a colorful cavalcade comes to Martha Sleper, Minna Gombell, waves and has been seen and ing ovej; mountain roads, crashing Plus comedies, cartoons, novelties, The entire first balcony is now the part of Charlie Chan in ten different detective stories. Cora Sue Collins. In addition each heard here in one or two pictures, through collapsed bridges and upand DISH NITE for the ladies. available at $1.00 and the entire William Powell has had the role of Philo Vance three times lady will receive free a piece of but this is his first appearance as steep hillsides, the most difficult second balcony at fifty cents. The the Continental Blue Set. a full-fledged star and he caplocatio- n trip in years was staged new scale of prices is effective at —while Clive Brook has had the part of Sherlock Holmes tured his audience both as an act-for the filming of "Tough Guy" all matinee and night perform-twice or and singer. AT THE RAHWAY ances. EMPIRE THEATRE, Rahway. On Sunday, Monday and Tues- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's action- * * * * * A Big 3 Unit Show is being pre- packed secret service drama, with day, the scren attractions will be Jackie Cooper, Joseph Calleia and "I am moved by no benevolent The Bette Davis picture formerly known as "The Man sented at the New Empire Theatre, Kay Francis and George Brent in motives in slashing prices," said with the Black Hat" is to be called "Men on Her Mind" Rahway, today and tomorrow, in- "The Goose and the Gander"; Rin Tin Tin, Jr., coming to the Liberty Theatre. Mr. Shumlin, "but rather by an * $ :\: * * cluding the personal appearance of Frankie Darro and Jack LaRue, in obvious economic truth. I believe "Princess Zelda" world-r&nown "Born to Fight" and the Mickey Chases between fugitive crinii- that in its eighteen months run the Edmund Gwen will play a leading role in "Anthony Mouse latest cartoon, "Mickey's' nals and government men took trie play has practically exhausted the Adverse" Service Station.' company over some of the most audience whose budget permits of On Wednesday and Thursday difficult roads in California, into the expenditure of three dollais ***** the program will 'be Ruby Keeler the fastness of the Coast Range, for an orchestra chair. I am posi- After quite an argument, Ginger Rogers has had Jicr and Dick Powell, in "Shipmates where the hiding place of the mas- tive that there is a vast audience contract adjusted. Hereafter she will make four picture^ Forever," and Johnny Mack ter crook was filmed. of theatre-goers to whom the play Brown in "The Valley of the Law- is still a stranger because of thea year, two with Fred Astaire and two in which she will be less" and the latest Silly Sym- The modernized version of Mr George M. Cohan's famous stage prices prevailing since the open- starred. She will be on a fifty-two week basis instead of phony cartoon, "The Golden ing.'' popular approval accorded it at "The Girl From Mandalay" (Re- Touch." success, "So,ng and Dance Man,' forty, and her salary has been increased comes to the screen of the Liberty At the reduced scale of prices, Maxine Ellitt's. Next season the public) with Conrad Nagel, Kay Theatre. The Fox picture, featur- Mr. Shumlin suspects that Lillian company now in New York will Llnaker and Donald Cook. REGENT THEATRE, Elizabeth. Hellman's tense and poignant play' Today the Regent theatre began ing new songs, new laughs and will finish out its* second year in tour the major cities of the coun- A jungle setting is the back- new pathos, presents Claire Trevo: try. ground lor this story. Mr. Nagel its run of "Sutter's Gold." The Paul Kelly and Michael Whalen in New York. The cast remains the plays the part of a man who, when production will go down in cine- same as on the opening night with Rabbis, clergymen, educators, ma history as one of the outstand- the leading roles. Florence McGee, Anne Revere, he finds that his sweetheart in ing films of the year. It has a mag- Recognized by theatre-goers as Katherine Emery. Robert Keith psychologists, clubwomen, all England has married some one nificient sweep and power which the greatest story of theatrical life and Katherine Emmett heading these have give,n the play extrava- else, goes on a drunken spree and stays in the mind long after the ever written, "Song and Dance the cast. gant endorsement. Its theme, themarries an entertainer whom he Man" is the drama of the quiet evil implicit in a slanderous tongue has known only three days. When picture is seen. Only three cities other than New they return to the interior he be- CHAN at "Sutter's Gold" tells the story of self-sacrifice of a poor ham-and- York have thus far seen "The has been pointed out by all of egg song and dance man whose them as a graphic argument comes jealous of Donald Cook but one of the most appealing figures Children's Hour." It is currently ;, everything works out all right. the emeu* in American annals; a man whogal had a chance to make the big huge success at the Theatre de^ ugainst the deadly perils of gossip. built a fortune and was despoiled time if he stepped out of the pic- Arts, in Paris and a Pacific Coast A FOX B-c.ur. -,!h of it. It tells of his adventures, his ture. company has shown it in San Fran courage, of the strange twist of STATE THEATRE, Woodbridge. Warner Baxter and Margo in Cisco and Los Angeles where it . NEW Warner OLAND Fate which left him struggling for The big bold sea captain wants "Robin Hood of El Dorado" won the same high critical and KEYE LUKE justice. her for a mate. . . the battle of the Edward. Arnold's characteriza- century . . . Annie, the glamor BEQUEST FEATURE tion, showing personality, reaches gal of Frisco, versus Battling Bull SATURDAY NIGHT dow,n deep into the sympathies of Bracket, the toughest lad that M P I R A FOX picture wi* • •".*! the audience. Arnold gives so na-ever sailed a frigate from Frisco THEATRE — RAH. 7-2370 Claudette Colbert tural a performance that he makes to the North. All this is revealed sp» CLAIRE ;PAUl| EDWARD ARNOLD —in— the observer feel like saying, in "Klondike Annie" starring Mae BINSIE BARNES "Wait a minute, General, I'll getWest and Victor McLaglen featur- LEE TRACY TODAY and TOMORROW TREVOR ^KHll everybody in town to write to Coned at the State Theatre tonight and 'PRIVATE WORLDS' gress about you." tomorrow. Also "Man Hunt" with BIG 3 UNIT SHOW NO ADVANCE IN PRICE MICHAEL WHALEN Ricardo Cortez, and cartoon and —also— Fox News. Sunday, Monday and At No Advance In Prices ON THE STAGE! ON THE SCREEN! LATEST ISSUE OF FORDS THE Special 2 — Big Smash Hits — 2 Playhouse Added TEL. P. A. 4-0348 An Epic Story of "G Men" MARCH OF TIME The Theatre Worthy of Your Attraction Patronage In 'CONFIDENTIAL' SUNDAY — MONDAY STATE Addition DANCE —with— FRI. SAT. — MAY 8-9 WOODBRIDGE AND To Our "COLLEEN" Regular Donald Cook FRI. SAT.—MAY 8-9 Program with all the stars EVALYN KNAPP Double Feature Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler, Joan BE ENTERTAINED. WORLD MAE WEST Blondell, Jack Oakie, and Hugh RENOWN WARREN HYMER —in— Herbert BY —CO-FEATURE— —also— PRINCESS "KLONDIKE ANNIE" The Screen's New Singing —with— "Valley of Wanted Men" ZELDA VICTOR McLAGLEN With Frankie Darro Sam Costello's Orchestra Cowboy Star! —also— Ep. 6 "Adventures of —In Person— NIGHTLY Ask Princess Zelda about your GENE AUTRY Riding again 'M&n Hunt" Frank Merriwell" problems; She will advise you to romantic Cartoon on all your questions. —in— with RICHARD CORTEZ glory I Never SHE KNOWS! Cartoon Fox News SUN. & MON. — MAY 10-11 THE MENTAL MARVEL TUMBLING such thrills OF THE AGE! sinc*"lnOtd Sun. Mon. Tues-May 10-11-12 "PADDY O'DAY" Arizona!' with NO COVER CHARGE Every Mon. & Thurs. TUMBLEWEEDS' JEANETTE McDONALD Jane Withers, Pinky Tomlin ADDED NELSON EDDY "Singing Waitresses" FREE DISHES and Rita Cansino Harry Langdon —in— Associate Feature TO THE LADIES Every Friday Nite "ROSE MARIE" "Here Comes Trouble" —in— —also— with RACE NITE 'HIS MARRIAGE MIXUP' Paul Kelly and Arline Judge "Charlie Chan's Secret" Comedy — Cartoon — News DELICIOUS FOOD AND DELIGHTFUL COCKTAILS Comedy - Cartoon - News SERVED AT REASONABLE PRICES SUN. MON. TUES — DOUBLE FEATURE WED. & THURS.—May 13-14 WED. THURS—MAY 13-14 KAY FRANCIS Peter B. Kynes Katherine Hepburn in —in— DISH NITE "SYLVIA SCARLET" The Goose and 'Born To Fight' "EXCLUSIVE STORY" with with FRANKIE DARRO Gary Grant and Brian Aherne PALACE GARDEN the Gander' with Franchot Tone, Madge also 189 MAIN STREET, RAHWAY, N. J. with George Brent JACK LA RUE Evans, Stuart Erwin and Joseph Otto Kruger in Calleia "Two Sinners" TEL. RAHWAY 7-1627 Jffrt GENE RAYMOND. WENDY BARRIE MICKEY MOUSE in "Mickey's Service Station" HELEN BRODERICK OUR PUZZLE CORNER The Great American Home MAC No Pursuit of Happiness . - & by Munch £ OU FIND SO THINGS FIND IO EPRORS IN IN THIS SCENE BEGINNING PICTURE . HEY MRC —YOU DO THAT 9 IS PLAVING BOY/ DRAW A LINE FROM I TO 55 AND SEE \VHOT HE'S RIDING.' - AMD THEYCRLL ft FEteCPjMTG-Y WHAT DOES THE SIGN SAY.? REARRANGE THE, WORDS AND SEE/ G-000 MORNlN LADY, C°UJ-D I. INTEREST Answers to the above puzzles will be found on Page 3 LAUGHS FROM THE DAY'S NEWS! CALIFORNIA. WIFE 5EEKS A DIVORCE BECAUSE HEP* DETECTIVE R1LEY By Richard Lee HUSEAND REFUSED TO KJ55 WHAT5 THEUE HER PET POODLE. THING VOO AOE TEAR-GAS/.' D/E&V OW4CE.' L£ONAOD- MOW VOU WIN RJLEV-HERE&, SURE XXJ'U. A\y GUN - I'LL COME OUT/ HAND? BE GLADTO COM E OUT AND TALK TRft TUAT M » *5=a ttW/, LITTLE FIDO BOX! WHAT PRESENTS. IS IT YOUR '"" STR1N&BEAN. V/1FE5 DASH DIXON By Dean Carr BIRTH lAY? SHOT THE FJERV WHEEW/ NOW GOOD TuAME RAY FIRST P THE n WHAT A W/LL NEVER CAN THE SHIP'S \GOSH/ DOCTOR ,OR THE FIEND WOGO? CLOSE CALL BOTHE.R US CONTINUE STOPPED / THE } WHOEVER DID WINS,AS THE* THAT WAS/ AGAIN / ON TO DOCTOR/ ROCKETS HAVE/TOE EARTH'S OTHER SHIP DROPS DOWN MOON WITH- LOOK// GONE DEAD /? THROUGH SPACE A - OUT ANy worn ON US// ,—"WE'VE GOT TO CHARRED AWSS.W' TROUBLE/ MOVE OR WE'LL CRASH ON THE EARTH// YOUR HEALTH COMES FIRST!!! NOT GIVE 3A3IE5, TOO MUCH ENCOURAGEMENT TO WALK, /N ORDER-THAT ITHEY GET GOING AGAIN _ THEIR- DELICATE: LITTLE . _iRE THE EARTHS GRAVITy ^ Q0/VE5 SHALL NOT BE PULLS T»EM TO DESTRUCTION ?3 BENT AND THE GR.0 WING\ FEET DEFORMED.. LITTLE BUDDY By Bruce Stuart HOW ABOUT GOlW G05H.LOOKAT Wtr VOU YOU SHOULD SPEAK LAMGUASF" FOR Pi DRNE1 THAT (?O/}O HOG1. Ww=*&£- TD KIM IKS PIG FOR -TALKING TO ME, BUDDY? H5 WAMTS IT ALL FOR Ro/M> TO PUSH US? 10 AVOID EYE STRAIN AND HEADACHES, NEVER. READ IN BED UNLESS THE30DY/5 CORRECTLY PROPPED UP.... _ . % or ALL ACCIDENTS occuo. WHILE THE PFQSO/V IN- VOLVED /S U5ING HiS HAND5 OfL FEET. • CflEDICAL AUTHORITIES RECOMMEND VACCINATION EVERY 5EVEN YEAR5, TO THE GOOFUS FAMILY AVOID SMALLPOX..., • By H. T. Elmo COME ALONG WITH US, X SAW YOU OUT LISTEN, IN) Copyrtjfhl 1936. Ijnioln Nmpipti FnlorM, 1 LEON V. THERE'LL BE BRUCE ,DlCK, DRIVING IN VOUR ENOUGH TO RIDE AM JAY, FRHDDie, GEORGE HUGHES, CAR . ON ft SOWDAV <5OSH, HOW HAVIMG BEST TO SUCH A MOB IW HAVE |turbed by a mowing machine plow ed to read and write the new Tur- DID YOU LABORS UNAVAILING HAVE (K1THH ? • Lynchburg, Va. — Joe Harris. ing near their hives, swarms of kish alphabet. Ali Agha is con- colored, tried each of the 56 keys bees attacked the two horses pull- fident he will live - another half CflR, on his key ring in an effort to open ing the machine and stung them to century. the door of a car barn. Caught death. at it by a watchman he was turned BUILDS SPEEDDER PLANE over to police. The watchman in- BUND; BURNS TO DEATH Detroit.—Howard Hughes, hold- formed Harris that the door was Lexington, Ky.—Sitting in front er of two airplane speed records, unlocked all the time. of an open fire in her home, the is having a new engine construct- gown of Mrs. Susan Taylor, 58, ed which will give his racer a TINT BIBLE caught fire. Being blind, she did speed of more than 400 miles an Enid, Okla. — A seventy-year- not discover the blaze until too hour at a height of 20,000 feet. old New Testament, small enough lata and she was burned to death. to be encased in a metal watch COLONISTS GREET SPRING fob, is owned by William Dietz, NOT OLD AT 137 Palmer, Alaska. — The members publisher of this city. It can on- Mouche, Kurdistan, Turkey. — of Uncle Sam's colony at Mata- ly be read with ths aid of a mag-Although he is 137 years old, there nuska celebrated the arrival of nifying glass. is one thing Ali Shefky Agha dis- Spring with two new weddings, likes—and that is to be called muddy roads, mosquito bites and BEES KILL HORSES "old." He is in perfect health, last year's honeymooners celebrat- Buckland, New Zealand. — Dis- with eyesight so good he has learn- ing their first anniversary. RARITAN TOWNSHIP SPORTS SPORTS FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1936 GHOSTS MEET THOMAS JEFFERSON HERE TODAY; BRUNSWICK AWAY TOMORROW LM: KEASBEY RED STARS PETRO HAS MOUND ASSIGNMENT IN OMMENTS ON CPORTS LEGION GAME IS TAKING THE TURNS WIN INITIAL GAME With Jim Yano ~# FODAY'S GAME, EARL SMITH WILL =EY WINDSOR J. LAKIS. STOPPED IN 7TH KEASBEY.—The Keasbey Red c Vern Orenduff, driving Sex Pemman's new Miller, is sure going Stars opened their 'baseball cam- lo town in a big way this year, and is a good bet for the Eastern paign Sunday afternoon by hold- Athletic Meet championship trophy April 19, at Tampa, Fla., he cleaned up ing the Fords Wolverines to two FACE NEW BRUNSWICK TOMORROW house scattered bingles and winning out Coach Nick Frisco, Moe Donohue and myself, the RAIN IS WINNER At Reading April 26—another victory Well, he needs the by the score of 6 to 1. C. Juraska. BY LYAIAN PECK committee in change of the athletic events, to be neia WOODBRIDGE.—A grossly un- dough, now that he's married. on the mound for the winners, WOODBRIDGE.—After handing Linden high school at the stadium grounds, during the week of June 27 derestimated North. Amboy Sport- • » • * • struck out 12 Wolverine batters. a severe trouncing here Tuesday afternoon, the Wood- • to Juiy o, in conjunction with "Stadium Show Week," ing Club, of Perth Amboy, threw Johnny Vance, owner of the trim looking Vance Special driven hitsHe .and his teammates garnered 11 bridge High Red Ghosts, with a prayer an their lips and a went into a satisiactory huddle several days ago and a big scare into the Woodbridge by Mauri Rose, will stay here in the east until May 17, for the hun- Heavy junior or light senior shake in their knees, will oppose a tough opponent this legion bunday afternoon, at the drtd miles of speed madess, to be staged on the Langhorne Speed- clubs wishing to book the Red aopea out the following list of events: way. The he departs for Indianapolis, to prepare for the Decoration Stars do so by communicating afternoon at the Grove street diamond, when they cross Grove street diamond, when they Day Classic. with John Choronka, at Highland bats with Thomas Jefferson High school, in the last home We were all of the same opinion, in regards pushed ""roby" Barios out of Uie avenue, Keasbey. to the usual field meets, wherein only a certain oox at the close oi tne sixth • • * * * contest before taking to the road on a five-game tour. Young Tommy Hinnershitz, of Laureldale, Pa., surprised the rail- Tomorrow, the Priscomen travel atnietic group is eligible to compete. A field meet name, aiter collecting tweive mis birds at Reading, by driving Gus Stupps' Miller around the wet half- irom nis oiiermgs. une game was to New Brunswick to face that ity so far this season, and 'both are is generally divided into three divisions, running, mile oval in 28 and 2-5 seconds, second best time of the day Sit- town's high school team. The jumping, arad weight tossing, and the prospective Halted in the seventn inning due ting on the outside pole position, he took the lead going into the first ST. CECELIA "9" county seaters are regarded as one counted upon to win their games. entrains in these attfairs are scholastic and college to rain, as me two teams were turn and held it to the finish of the fast car race, with such stars as of the strongest aggregations in Woodbridfe, 8; Linden, 2 ueadiocKed in a 3-all score. Mackenzie, Sail, Davis, Rose and Chet Gardner eating his dust this section of the state. These most uncertain Red atmetes, who have had rigid training in their Clever fielding in pinches savea Last year at the inaugural Reading meet, the late Johnny Hannon turn- ine J-.egion irom disgrace, as uie ed the Miller end over end in an attempt to qualify. DEFEATS STRONG Tuesday, the locals will visit Ghosts, wno've been workmg on a particular endeavors. South Riber high. The Bricktowns' 50-50 basis, win one and lose one, vitistors twelve hits only count- ***** have a formidable record and So, in rather an unorthodox manner, we conceiv- ed lor three inns. Un. me ouiei Doc Mackenzie ran into some hard luck in the main were right in form Tuesday after- boast, among their victories, a win noon ai ihe Giove street diamond ed various events, whereby, Kids, young men, old men, iia,nd, the Soldiers could only bang event, trying to overtake Tommy Hinnershitz for second HOPELAWNTEAM over New Brunswick. girls and ladies with ,no particular athletic ability out lour Dingles, but that small place. He hit the inner rail going into the back stretch and when they very emphatically number scored three runs. tore off about twenty feet of railing. After the car came to ISELIN.—Behind the effective Friday, will see the Ghosts at the Ded the boys irom Linden mignt do their stuff witn. equal qualifications. Ol "jLeiLy itusznaK relieved Bar- a stop, he climbed out, ran down the seven-foot grade and hurling of "Bots" Bauer, the St. Perth Amboy City stadium, where School, 8 to 2. they will try and avenge the de- course, there will be the usual athletic events for tos near the close oi tne sixth atari then passed out. He had a cut on his head from his goggles Cecelia diamond club of this place Joe Allgaicr, why can also trained high school athletes, who regardless of their za and until tlie rain terminated when the jar shattered them. defeated a strong Hopelawn A. A. feat they received at that place Irom the Panthers, recently. change liice the weatner, pitched a ability would be on a par standing with other partici- ine contest m the seventh, he held ***** nine at the Hyde Park grounds, supero brand oi loan, m holding une Amooyans hitless. Lishak, Sunday afternoon. A hitting bar- In today's game, Petro is slated the visitors iiitless lor live luu in- pants, should they compete against them outside of iiurling lor the visitors, pitched Harry Sciiollenberger, last of the three race car driving brothers, rage in the second inning netted to start on the mound and the re- had a narrow escape early in the afternoon while warming up just be- mainder of the line-up will stay nings. Then Joe Petro relieved their OWJI divisions. .nice bau, giving out only lour hits fore the time trials. His car crashed through the inner rail and rolled the Iselinites five runs, and later nim on the mound and the luue and striking out seven batters. another barrage, which came in the same, with the possible excep- First of all, let's take a look at this "Greased Pig" down into the mfield. He was treated for head injuries. tion of Joe Barcellona. Joe seems southpaw was m top lorm. The Legion started off in me in- • * * * * the final stanza, put the Saints With a comioitabie lead, Coach affair. Now, this is an -event that should have you all itial frame with a run. Amboy ahead by a good marginal lead. to have started off on the wrong FLASH! ! ! The famous Ascot Speedway, located m Los foot this year and can't seem to Prisco sent in bzewczyK to deime interested. Instead of going to market, you can save pushed across a single run i,n tne Angeles, California, and the scene of some of the most spectacular nis pitching strength and the ise- second and another in the third. Kozma and Larson took turns shake off a persistent jinx. the dough and get yourselt a nice fat porkei, provid- races in the .history of ihe sport, was almost completely destroyed by on the mound for the Hopelawn \varen lad spoiled an otherwise ing that you can catch him, when he is turned loose. rne iourth frame was uneventiui, fire last Sunday The track, like Woodbridge, with wooden stands, Earl Smith will start against perfect day, when two Linden run- out the iiiUi showed the home went up in flames rapidly The original value of the track was $75,- combine and between them they New Brunswick, while Joe All- ners crossed the plate m the Anyone is eligible to enter this contest, and the person ciub putting two men across the 000 and the loss is estimated at $35,000. The origui of the fire is un- were nipped for nine hits. Bauer gaier is scheduled to hurl against ninth and spoiled a shut-out vic- who first wrestles the "piggy" to a knockout decision rubber. The Sporting Club com- known. allowed the visitors five safe the South River clan. Both boys tory. pleted the scoring in Uie sixth with, clouts at his offerings. have shown excellent mound abil- can take home, .not only the bacon, but the whole Automobile racing's most exclusive club, the 100-Mile-an-Hour- jeglinski and Mike Karnas were works. The judges will positively not refuse an invite a run. The game was halted in the sev- best at bat ior the locals by vir- £hai, Russo, Murtagh and Bar- Club, will take in four new members when they have their second enth inning due to rain. to the pig roast, that will follow. annual banquet meeting, May 25, at the Indianapolis Motor Speed- Honneger and Raphael were tue of two hits apiece. KakwosKy cellona made up Uie Legions total way The new members are Kelly Petillo, Doc Mackenzie, Floyd excelled at bat lor the losers with mis with one apiece, barceiiona's best for the winning club, with a pair of bingles. For the boys up to 16 years of age, a marble clout went lor three bases, while Roberts and Chet Miller. The Club is open only to Indianapolis drivers each collecting a pair of hits. Kra- INDUSTRIAL AND toujrlnament will be held and th