RARITAS AfOST PROGRESSIVE TOWNSHIP WITH THE SUBURBAN NEWSPAPER LARGEST IN GUARANTEED THIS AREA CIRCULATION "The Voice of the Raritan Bay District" VOL. IV.—NO. 23 FORDS, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939 PRICE THREE CENTS DEMOCRATIC UNION President Of Club 1000 DOG PERMITS SOFTBALL, DANCING|DTI IET RV flOft SCHEDULES OUTING ISSUED IN RARITANiTO FEATURE PICNIC iVLLli:'r A|JjU IN FORDS AUG. 27 IN PRESENT DRIVE OF G.O.P. AUG. 27 YEARLY HERE, STATE PROBE REVEALS Games, Field Events, Danc- Chief Grandjean Reports Wilson Johnson Is General ing Included On Pro- Month-Old Campaign Is Chairman; Assistants 1101 of 200 Cases Examined gram For Affair Great Success Are Announced Prayers Of Doctors, Emergency Squad Follow Boy of 8 Are Questioned; 35 Are Found Ineligible BIG CROWD EXPECTED FEES OFFSET EXPENSE FORDS PARK IS SCENE Desperately Fighting For His Life In An 'Iron Lung' FORDS — The American-Hun- RARITAN TOWNSHJP — Ac- FORDS—Arrangements arc be- RECORDSINADEQUATE WOODBRIDGE — Eight-year-old Patrick telephone and permission was secured to use the garian Democratic Union of Fords, cording to Police Chief Charles j ing advanced for the annual pic- Belko, of Highland avenue, Keasbey, is in an lung. At 11:35 Wednesday night arrangements LEGISLATURE IS TOLD KeRsbey and Hopclawn will hold Grandjean, in charge of the dognic an datl-day outing to be held iron lung at the Isolation Hospital in Elizabeth were macU with the Emergency Squad to trans- its mitinjr at the Fords Park Sun- census .campaign being conducted Sunday, August 27, in the Fords and if he recovers he can thank Dr. Joseph Lang port the child to the hospital. Hunt drove the 'Lack Of Efficient Adminis- day, August 27. here, more than 1,000 dog licenspar- k by the Fords Men's Republic- and Dr. H. P. Fine of Perth Amboy and Gordon ambulance while Hamilton and Gray served as trative Personnel' Is Plans for the affair were launch- es have been issued thus far in an Club. Hunt, Alexander Hamilton and Vincent Gray, attendants. Doctors Lang and Fine also rode 1 the drive. of the Woodbridge Emergency Squad. with their patient. Blamed For Excess ed at a Titular meeting of the oi- Wilson Johnson, president of * * -? Kanizni ion held i n the Fords Work on the census of all dogs the organization, has named the Little Patrick was stricken with dipthcria The three squad members were complimented WOODBRIDGE — The in the township and issuance of following committee to take Casino. Committeeman Alexander five weeks ago and was believed to be entirely by Miss Bradly, the nurse in charge at the hos- Joint Legislative Emergency A hu'pru committee has been ap- licenses to all dog owners was charge of the affair: Clifford Dun- recovered. He was up and about, playing around pital, for the careful and efficient manner in Relief Committee was ad- started here more than a month ham, kitchen; Anthony Balint, the house Sunday afternoon •when he complained which the patient was handled. The child, who is vised by its field representa- pointed to make all arrangements of being ill. Dr. Lang, the family physician, was the youngest patient to ever use the iron lung for the event. Tickets have been ALEXANDER HEADS ago and will come to a close within sport; Nick Boelhowcr, clam bar; tive in a lengthy report Robert Kovacs, amusements, and summoned and seeing the seriousness of the sit- at the hospital, was placed into the contrivance distributed to the members who the next several days. yesterday that relief costs Chris Lehman, refreshments. uation, he called in Dr. Fine for consultation. immediately upon arrival. in Woodbridge Township already report a large number of YOUNG DEMOCRATS Under the supervision of Chief Various methods of treatment were tried but Dr. Lang said yesterday that it was too soon should be reduced by 15 to reservations. Grandjean, three special investi- In addition to the usual out> paralysis, medically termed "delayed Diphperic to tell whether or not little Patrick will recover. door games, softball games, athlet- paralysis," set in and it was found advisable to 20 per cent. Along with numerous outdoor New Unit Is Formed; Or- gators have covered the entire "Everything that medical science can do for township. Dogs were either li- ic events and dancing will be in- use the iron lung. him will be done," the doctor declared, "and The field representative, games and athletic events, danc- cluded in the day's program. Re- ganization's Object Is censed or ordered destroyed. The nearest iron lung is in the Isolation Hos- with it go our prayers that he will return to George A. Steele, spent a iiiK will be featured. Music will To Elect Mayor freshments wiil be served through- pital. The authorities there were reached by health." week in town during; which be provided by a well-known or- The quarantine on dogs, impos- out the day. time he made an exhaustive chestra. Refreshments will also FORDS—Before an enthusiastic ed by the State Board of Health Valdemar Lund was named inquiry into the local welfare crowd gathered last night in i to halt the spread of rabies, will manager of the proposed bowling be served. 1 HAILSTONES WRECK Township Police Get Pistol Range; department. His completed Thomsen's hall here, a new organ- end next month unless it is ex- team which will be entered in the j report was submitted to the At the last meeting of the club, tended. bowling league to be conducted at Township Committeeman Charles ization, to be called the Young the new recreation alleys here. WIDE HAVOC HERE Chief Keating To Teach Charges legislative committee at a J. Alexander, Joseph A. Dnmbach Democratic Club of Woodbridgc A great decrease in the number Final arrangements for the pic- regular. meeting in Trenton and Postmaster Kdward Scyler Township, was formed. of rabies cases in the township is nic will be made at the August Electric Wiring, Trees Are yesterday. praised the work being done by the Ten Targets Erected On Grounds Of Local Sporting Committeeman Charles J. Alex- anticipated as a result of the dog] 24 meeting of the club, Damaged In Freak "Lack of efficient admin- organization. ander, chairman of the Middlesex census sponsored here during the Association; Special Guns, Ammunition Purchased istrative personnel," Mr. County unit. Young Democrats of past few weeks by the township Electrical Storm Steele wrote, "is the appar- commission. PICNIC AUGUST 13 WOODBRIDGE—With the aid of relief labor and the LEGION IN FORDS America, presided at the organiza- WOODBRIDGE — Hailstones, cooperation of the Woodbridge Fish and Game Associa- ent cause of excessive relief tion session. Township Treasurer Clifford TO BRING FINALE which fell here yesterday after- tion,, the Woodbridge Township Police Department has, costs in this municipality." OUTLINES PROGRAM The Fords group, according to Gillis pointed out that the license noon in a freak thunderstorm, at long last, a pistol range. He reported that of 200 last night's representation, is fees derived in the drive will off- j T A PHITRf H caused considerable damage The range, which is a combination pistol and rifle individual cases he reviewed made up of young men from ev- jset the cost involved in conducting! ^ ^ VllUlXkfil throughout the Township. Elec- range, is located on the Woodbridge Fish and Game Asso- that 35 of them were defi- : FOR COMING YEAR ery section of the township. | the census. Fees for male docs — tric wiring was damaged, valuable ation property, formerly known . — ——- ~ nitely ineligible and 66 addi- Alexander pointed out that the iare $1 while for females it is $2. Final Event Of Season To as the Lafayette Country Club, in tional cases were "doubtful" Meeting Held At Lutria's trees were broken and hundreds of CHICKEN THEFT COOLS or rightfully belonged to formation of the local unit is thePLANS ARE COMPLETED Be Held By Our Lady windows were shattered. the second ward. The plans for Home, New Commander first step in building up the Demo- NEGRO SWAIN'S ARDOR some other relief agency. FOR FIREJXL_ BAZAAR Of Peace Parish In Avenelj the storm 'broke wir- the range, which boasts of ten Four instances uncovered by cratic party for the coming mayor- ing at several points, putting the targets, were drawn by Chief of Presides alty election in the township this Smacks Down Girl Friend the investigator were insti- Outstanding Event In His-BI£ PROGRAM SLATED fire alarm system out of commis- Police George E. Keating and Wil- tutional cases and three were OUTING AUGUST 13TH fall. sion. The Public Service "trouble liam AHgaier. As Looter of Hen-Coop; tory Of Organization FORDS—The final summer pic- shooters" worked to repair the believed not entitled to FORDS —• An ambitious pro- Some of the county's leading nic of Our Lady of Peace church The pistol range will be eon- Gets Six Months Township aid because they Democrats addressed the meeting. damage until a late hour. gram of community service and Mapped By Committee will be hold Sunday, August 13, trolled by the police department WOODBRIDGE — For beating did not meet residence re- Several officers of the county or- at the Mary Avenue Grove, ac- A number of windows in the social affairs to bo undertaken PISCATAWAYTOWN — Final and certain days of each week will up his girl friend, Luella Chris- quirements. by the Hairy Hanson Post No. ganization also attended the for- cording to an announcement made Choper building on Main street plans for the annual bazaar of be set aside for department mem- tian, colored, Sam Hester, 27, col- 16!i, American Legion, during the mation session. yesterday by Rev. Joseph F. Ket-were broken and scores of other Could Save $60,000 Raritan Engine Company No. 1 bers only. The rifle range will be ored, of Edwards Avenue, Potters, coming year was sketched to the were discussed at a meeting of the ter, pastor. home owners suffered similar The average annual relief members of the organization by During the course of. the meet- damage. Hardware stores had a placed in charge of the association N. J., was sentenced to the county bill in Woodbridge Township ing, no mention was made of can- organization held Tuesday night in An elaborate program of athlet- Commander Benjamin Sunshine at the local firehousc. ic events for parents and children busy night of it last evening cut- and will be open to members and workhouse for 180 days by Judge is $300,000. In the event a a meeting held Tuesday niefht. didates to be entered in Novem- ting window panes. Fire Chief Charles Olivcri, gen- is being arranged. guests of the club. Arthur Bown in police court this twenty per cent reduction in The session, being presided over ber's election. However, it is al- At the town hall, the evergreens most a certainty that Joseph Dam- eral chairman of the event, report- Music for dancing throughout Chief Keating said yesterday that week, this cost was achieved/ $60,- for the first time by the new com- ed that the committee working on the afternoon and evening will be surrounding the building were so he has already purchased ammu- 000 would be saved and mander, was held at the home of bach, of Fords, will be the Demo- provided by Freddie Richman and heavily laden with the hailstones Hester was arrested by Patrol- cratic nominee for second ward arangements is leaving no .stone nition, target guns and targets for man Al Levi on Inman Avenue, since 25 per cent of the bur- An;lrew Lutrias, 14 Voorhees unturned to make the bazaar one his Hi-Hatters. that the branches trailed to the the department and actual instruc- Street. committeeman. ground until the stones melted. Colonia, while the brawl was inden is borne by local taxpay- of the biggest ever held by the A cash award of $25 will be tion will be given to the officers progress. The argument between ers and 75 per cent by thd As the first social event under company. presented in the evening, closing The stones varied in size. They starting Monday. Keat'ng, who is the new commamlership, the post KEASBEY PARTY FETES a contest being- conducted in con- the two is alleged to have started state, Woodbridge Township The bazaar will be held the were cloudy in color and in some one of the best pistol shots in in an Inman Avenue store. Luella residents would net a $15,- will sponsor an outing at the week of August 14. Dancing junction with the picnic. cases looked like pearls. the state, winning the Harold G. Fords Park, Sunday, August 13. JOHNSON ON BIRTHDAY ran out of the building, but Hest- 000 annual saving. nightly will be one of the features. Rev. Ketter, who is general Hoffman medal last year, will be er according to witnesses, gave Named to the outing committee Mrs. Quish, Daughter, En- chairman of the committee i;: Boat Club Auxiliary Names the coach. It is his plan to instruct chase and caught her. Luella In reporting further in his by Commahdur Sunshine were: Uhrin Committee Chairman charge of the affair, stated that his men in the art of target shoot- emerged from the fray with puff- investigation, Mr. Steele RUJAIS Allyn,- Aithui* Gicsiug and tertains Group Of F /""I L fi i* T ' ^c concluding outing will prob- Mrs. Johnson As President Thomas Anderson. ing and when they become good ed eyes and' scores of bruises. wrote: Friends At Home tor LlnO Unting 1 omorrOW \a bly be one of the best sponsored PISCATAWAYTOWN — Mrs.enough he will enter them, as For the past two weeks, the lo- by the church. In court, the girl said that Hest- "Case records (in Wood- I CLARA BARTON—Everything William Johnson was elected pres- teams, in competition with other er tried to take her money while- bridge Township) are inad- cal unit has been handicapped to KEASBEY—Peter Johnson, of - is in readiness for the hot clog Judging from the advance sale ident of the Ladies' Auxiliary to police departments. some extent by the illness of all | Crows Mill Road, was the guest of the latter denied the charges say- equate as very few face 'roast to be held tomorrow at .of tickets, a record attendance ia the Raritan River Boat Club at the ing that Lueila "done sold mah three vice commanders. Giesinj-- ; honor at an all-day birthday par- An old garage, which stood on .Roosevelt Park by the Ranger anticipated. annual election of officers held chickens without, mah consent." sheets are properly filled has been suffering from an in- ty given by his daughter, Mrs. Athletic Club of this place. In Wednesday night in the club Rahway avenue on Township- out, budgets and budget defi- jury to his eye; Paul Chovan is ini James Quish. The affair marked addition to the members, a large FOR NAILER rooms on lower Player Avenue. owned property, has been moved the Bronx Veterans' Hospital with i Mr. Johnson's seventy-fifth birth- SERVICES Fords Parents Party Hosts cits are not shown and in- turnout of friends is expected, ac- Other officers elected were: Mrs. to the grounds and will be used as come statements are not a paralytic stroke and George A.i day. cording to the number of reserva- ON TUESDAY a "parking house" for targets and Hoff is in the Perth Amboy Gen- John Sorenson, vice president; On Third Birthday Of Sonused. Home visits are made j Those present were: Mr. andtions made. Mrs. James Meagher, secretary, other equipment. eral hospital recovering from an Mrs. Edward GangloiT, of Behnorc, Keasbey Man,77,Succumbs FORDS—Robert Kasler/of 38 monthly but no report is filed operation for appedicitis. John Uhrin is general chairman and Mrs. George Dawson, treasur- in case folder. The report L. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 01- and is being assisted by Stephen On Sunday; Widow And er. 73-Year-Old Man Injured William Street, was guest of hon- sen, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schuster, Mazur, Andrew Valocsik, John or at a party celebrating his third of the field investigator is M. and Ms. Helger Holme, of Mo- Children Survive Following the election, a social While Pruning Tree Limbs birthday. Present were: Ronald CEREMONlES~fONlGHT Galya, Albert Kosup and Samuel hour was enjoyed. Refreshments referred to the director and tuchen; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peter- Quattrochi. Tatarka, Linda Lou Peterson, Col- he advises the order writer TO INSTALL OFFICERSson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halbert, KEASBEY — Funeral services were also served. PORT READING—Matteo Bal- in Hirner, Mrs. L. Peterson, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Biro, Mr. and were held Tuesday morning for! . dasarro, 73, of 9 Second street, L. Moore, Mrs. Walter Riveley, as to the amount of assist- Mrs. Istvan To Be Inducted Mrs. George Harris and daughters, Hey, Kids! D'ya Wanna See Joseph Nailer, 77, of Green Brook j AmateWt 10 Be Held this place, was seriously injured Robert Kasler, Jack Kluge, David ance to be allowed. No re- yesterday afternoon when he fell ports are in case records as Nancy and Shirley; Mr. and Mrs.YankeesPlay? See Mr. Gioe died nt Peterson and Leonard Connors. As President fif Pis- Robert Halbert, Jr., and sons, Rob- from a tree in the back yard of to the method used by the cataway Club ert, Ronnie and Kenneth; Thomas WOODBRIDGE—Hey! Who Surviving are his widow, Rose, PISCATAWAYTOWX — An his home. Baldasarro was cutting Ceramic Employes To Hold director to determine the Johnson, John Harmaty and Eliz- wants to see a big league base- five daughters, Mrs. Louis Forst- amateur show, featuring several dead branches off the tree when he fell. amount of assistance given." PISCATAWAYTOWN — Mrsabet. h Fisher, of Perth Amboy; Mr. ball game? Yeah, man! Sam naffer, Mrs. Joseph Vargo, Mrs.', local performers, will be held in Annual Clambake Aug. 26 Recommendations Anthony Istvan, of Pacific Street, jand Mrs. Aladar Bergman, and Gioc, director of the Recreation Michael D'Alessio, Mrs. Frank Ko-i connection with the annual fish The elderly man was given first will be installed as the new pres- ;son, Donald; Mr. and Mrs. George penash, Mrs. Louis Mayte, son Jos-i dinner of the Raritan River Boat PHOENIX —Arrangement* are Division here, is arranging for aid treatment by Dr. J. Wantoch being completed by members of Mr. Steele stated he had ident of the Woman's Democratic '.logan and (laughters, Berniee and tluci\ts to the Yankee-Senators eph, Jr., and twelve grandcEildren, Club Friday, August 11, in the of Cartevet and then taken to th eihe made the following recom- Club of this place at the annual • Claire, and son, George, and Louis game at the Yankee Stadium, all of Keasbey. Player Avenue hall. Dancing will „ ,, . , n . TT . , . Phoenix plant of the General installation of officers to be held mendations to John Gmen* Varady, of Fords and Mr. and Mrs. New York, on Tuesday, August Services were held from the Ka- follow. Perththe Woodbridg_ Amboy eGenera Emergencl Hospitay Squal idn j Ceramics Company for the annual hiser, relief director, "who tonight. She succeeds Mrs. Her-James Quish, of Keasbey. 15. Reservations are now being nai funeral home in Perth Amboy The committee on arangements'ambulance. At the hospital he was clambake to be held Saturday, has agreed to have the bert PfeifTer, the outgoing presi- taken. Of course, this offer is August 2G. dent. at 9 o'clock and from Our Lady includes Commodore William John-'treated by Dr. G. W. Fithian for The affair this year is expected changes put into effect at Party Is Given In Fords not for grown ups. It's for any of Peace church in Fords at 9:30son, Herbert Wildgoose, Stephen back and chest injuries and possi- to be the largest and best ever once": Other officers to be inducted in- youngster who has the price for o'clock. Interment was in Our McNally, Wilbur Lewis and John ble fracture of the shoulder. He sponsored by the employe's asso- "1. All case records to be to office arc Mrs. William Peters, For Roberta Ann Sandorff bus fare. Lady of Hungary cemetery. Gornet. remained at the hospital. ciation of the plant. first vice president; Mrs. John brought up to date at once. Ap- Douglas, second vice president; FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Harold proved family and financial rec- Mrs. M. Tomasco, secretary; Mrs. Sandorff, of 22 Fairfield Avenue, ords to be used and must give Emit Paul, financial secretary, and celebrated their daughter Roberta Unlicensed Peddlers Were Giving Woodbridge Township Residents Bad Time Back In '96 complete information, including Mrs. James O'Connor, treasurer. Ann's fourth birthday at a party budget, income and budget defi- in their home here. cit. Plans will also be made for the fourth anniversary dinner-dance Those present were: Carol So Town Fathers Established One-Man Police Department At ACost Of $360 Per Year '2. Semi-monthly report of at tonight's meeting. Bremf, Marion Macko, Doris Perry income by all employables to Nancy Dunham, Jill Dunham, Bet- Null-; This is the fir.-l of a scries jlinane, uncle of the present police ordinance is in effect. Many to act as police officer until the | roads to have tires not less than determine changes in budget ty Christensen, Patty Warren, Mrs. of ;irli('lrs on tin- history <>l Hie clerk, Sergeant Allan McDonnell, peddlers try to avoid the necessary Town Youngsters Enjoying Wixidliridcc Township I'lilicc "*'- further orders of this committumittoe; . ' three inrhpinche*s wide-arista. deficit. Arnold Christensen, Mrs. C. liurtmcnt. Tin- writer is indebted to was the first policeman of record. iinger-printinjr now mandatory. Immediately after Cullinane's "3. investigators to be in- Brems, Mrs. H. Dunham, Mrs. J. (Tiief of ruliro (Ji'urco 1- Ki-alniR Mention of another officer is Trip Today To NewarkPark and Srreeant Allan .Mi-Donni'll. po- "Big Paddy," as he was known CuIHnanc Fir»t Cop made in the minutes of 1890 when structed as to the proper method Sacket, and Madeline Sandorff of lice clork, for their cn-opi'ration. appointment, the police committee throughout the Township on ac- On May 14, 1896, we find Pat- William D. Casey was appointed of securing complete informa- FORDS — Approximately sev- Fords; Grace Dovi.s and Mr. and By Ruth Wolk count of his immense size, was rick Cullinane named as first po- began to pass rules and regula- tion from all applicants. enty boys and girls from Fords, .•, „, - .. , .. . . special officer for one year "with Mrs. Dovis of Rahway; Dorothy j If W. S. Anness, the first polic? made a constable in 1895 and a lice officer. The minutes read as "4. Result of home visits lo Keasb'cy, Hopelawn and Wood- and Edward Wardell of Brooklyn. commissioner of Woodbridge police officer in 1896. follows: tiona. One of the notices printed ;fu]| r undpr th ac „, ,„g7,7 „ j bridge enjoyed an outing at Olym- be currently written up and filed Mrs. R. Dugansky, daughter, • Township, could return today he At a meeting held on April 29, anas dfollows posted: m the Township read, Tnen the committee in case folder. pic Park Tuesday. "Upon the report of Mr. Win- 19, 189(5 Janet, and Mrs. Tilley and daugh- i would find, that despite the radio 181)6, at which Commissioner An- field. S. Ann ess who was duly ap- "Notice is Hereby Given: that agaipassend ana dbicycl on Septembee ordinancr e which "5. Elimination of all clients The trip was made by bus ter, Joan, of Raritan Township; 'hookup, fingerprinting system and ncss and Committeemen E. W.pointed at the previous meeting of after this date all tramps found I prohibited anything on wheels „,. eligible for assistance from some which was donated by the Heyden Mrs. F. Comfort and daughter, other modern methods of combat- Christie and X. A. Ames were this Township committee to make Mmits f the other agency. Chemical Corporation of Fords. ** J? 'tf ° Township; sidewalks "except women with Janet, of Metuchen; Mrs. F. Pucci ing crime, the duties of an officer present, a motion was passed for arrangements with some person to of Woodbridge wili be arrested baby carriages and children under "6. Cancelled stamp to be The youngsters left at 9:30and daughters, Joan and Francine, are very much the same today a?, an appropriation "of ?3G0 for a and compelled to work on the act as police officer in the Town- 10 years old on tricycles and bi- used on all void, uncalled for o'clock in the morning and return- Mrs. John Montani and daughter, they were baek in February, 189G. year to have a man to keep out all ship upon his report that he ha:*roads in a chain gang for a period i cycles." and spoiled orders. ed about 5:30.o'clock in the eve-Aurelia, Mrs. M. Montani and iwhen the first appropriation of unlicensed peddlers, etc." Today made arrangements with Patrick of twenty-four hours." j * Murphy Named in '97 ning. son, Robert, and Mrs. Galegar of :?G0O was "raised for constable Chief of Police George E. Keat- "7. Cancelled orders to be Cullinane to act as same. This The next ruling- compelled own- The name of the late Patrick W. entered in clients' ledger in red Members of the WPA Recrea- Perth Amboy, and Miss Rose .Sea- S and police hire." ing has the same trouble even committee upon motion does here- ers of vehicles carrying 1,500! Murphy, first chief of police of lea, of Minneappolis, Minn. | Tho late Patrick "Paddy" Cul- though a peddler's and canvasser's ink, showing order number and tion staff supervised the outing;. by employ said Patrick Cuilinano pounds or over on mai-adami/.en (Continued on Page 2) amount." H

PAGE TWO FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939 FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON ;,. Three for One , AT THE RAHWAY tor McLaglen and June Lang. The At The Regent >• Paul Douglas, farmer in tihe M- picture also features in supporting 'tnira, Wash., region, shot a coyote character roles such outstanding Jab Insurance In New Jersey tand when ha walked to where it lay players as Paul Lukas.' John Car- 'he found the same bullet had killed radine, George Zucco,. Virginia (This is the thirty-iecond of Commenting on the question of •(two calves belonging to another Field, Douglas Dumbrille and whether a claimant for benefits farmer whose sheep the coyote had Mary Gordon. "Captain Fury," a series of releases on "Job In- •been chasing. which unfolds its story with surance in New Jersey.) must take the job offered by the lightning speed, suspenseful ad- Job placements totalling 45,227 State Employment Service Divi- venture anil swift dvama. was giv- individuals were made by the State sion, Executive Director Hoffman en both the production knowledge Employment Service Division of called attention to the following and the masterful direction of Mr. Roach personally. the Unemployment Compensation statement in the pamphlet, "Infor- Commission (hiring the first si.v mation for Workers": Robert Young and Ann Sothcrn SUN. - MON. - TUES. - WED as a respective ranch manager months of 19;!9. This figure rep- Benefits will not be denied if and a honky-tonk showgirl strand- resents an increase of lG4'v over you refuse a job offered by tho ed in a Wyoming carnival town, the first six months of 19.'!8, when State Employment Service under are the chief protagonists of 17,089 placements were made. burned in their these circumstances: tortured eyes! "Maisie," the smartly-paced, clev- Executive Director Harold G. er-dialogued and well-directed pic- Hoffman, in making public these 1—If there is a labor dispute so ture showing at the Regent The- figures, pointed out that place- that you would be taking a striker's atre. ment opportunities of the Employ- job. Both Young and Miss So them ment Service Division were en- 2—If you would be required to show what they can do with meaty hanced in the past six months be- roles and entertainment-packed cause of the registration of em- join a company union or would situations in this story which, al- ployables who filed claims for job not be allowed to join or keep though placed against eyotriking insurance benefits. The Executive your membership in a labor or- and picturesque backgrounds of Director said the increase in place- ganization as a condition of em- the cattle country, is decidedly not ments may be largely attributed to ployment. a Western in the accepted sense, the registration of this class of but is an original and highly mod- 3—If working conditions or pay SAMUEL GOLDWYN re,enf, worker. The New Jersey I,aw re- P ern story of four people placed quires that claimants for benefits are considerably below what is in dramatic juxtaposition. register for work and be able and usual for .such work in your com- available for work. munity. RITZ THEATRE One of the greatest aggrega- Duvid IXivcn and Mci-Ic Oberon 11 romuntic^ scene from Sumuel tions of screen talent ever gath- Goldwyn's "Withering Heiphis,"/* ered for one show put over a GAME SCCIAL smash hit at the Ritz Theatre yes- Brian Ahernc and Victor McLaglen thrive on excitement and get plenty of it in "Captain Fury," Hal Roach's new film ' * ' ' terday, whore Irving Berlin's "Sec- - EVERY MONDAY NIGHT - ca-Jtamng ond Fiddle" opened to an acclaim At The Ritz At the Movies from a first-run Blanktown audi- St. James' Auditorium MERLE OBERON - UUKIICE DUWER ence it richly deserved. Amboy Ave. Woodbridge DAVID N1VEN . AT FORUM THEATRE matic and stirringly romantic no- Starring Sonja Henie and Ty- —Plus— Everybody's been asking Man- !vel beamed at the new immortal- rone Power; featuring Rudy Val- "The Jones Family in ager "Jimmie" Forgionc. and othizatio- n which their . literary idol, lee and Edna May Oliver; intro- 10-50 GAME $50 JACK POT $210 ^ Hollywood" er members of the staff of the Miss Bronte, would receive in the ducing new-star Mary Sealy; cast- TODAY knd SATURDAY additional medium completed and Fo'rum Theatre in Metuehen when ing Lyle Talbot and Alan Dine- "Dark Victory" is going to be hailed at its Hollywood preview as ADMISSION 40c Mr. Goldwyn's finest achievement hart in pithy roles; presenting six DOOR PRIZE $20 shown. The* answer, dear readers, will have its premiere showing at brand new songs by Irving Berlin; is this very next Sunday, Monday the "Railway Theatre. dazzling with Sonja lleinie's si'ti- and Tuesday, August G, 7 and 8— r.sational ice tangos and snow and our ad\iee is to come early to In support of Miss Oberon and [rhumbas, which she performs with TOP COSTLY ROOF LEAKS! avoid the rush. Or come early, Olivier, Mr .Goldwyn chose a hand- a skating partner for the first —Plus— and stay thiough both shows. Sev-picked cast which includes David time on the screen; depicting the "Charlie Chan In Reno" eral people we know have said it's Niven, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Flora new ballroom dance craze, the Ufa. Request Feature Sat. Nite just that good! Robson, Donald Crisp, Hugh Wil- "Back to Back"—it's enough to Charles Boyer - Merle Oberon liams and Miles Mander. In as- leave you breathless, and it does! MAKJB-TITE "Thunder In the Eqst" Featured member of the cast is, signing the directional task on this of course, Academy Award actress It also left this reviewer, happy production to William Wyler, Mr. and entertained to the hilt. WILL PREVENT Bette Davis whose splendid per- Goldwyn entrusted his film to a formance has been so well publi- man whose enviable reputation Audiences at the Ritz Theatre, ROT AND DECAY cized in the papers and over the rests on such outstanding screen where Melvyn Douglas is portray- Make-Tite Brushing Roof Coat- FORDS PLAYHOUSE radio that our little recommenda- successes as "These Three," ing the role of dogged reporter ing requires no heating or mixing. - TOK.PS. NEW 3ER.SEY tion is hardly wovth mentioning. "Dodsworth," "Dead End" and bound as this newspaper yarn, Apply it yourself. It forms a one- SUN. - MON. - TUES. The masculine lead is in the cap-."Jezebel." told in a daringly original man- piece, seamless, leak-proof sur- JULY 30, 31. AUG. 1 able hands of one George Brent, The story of "Wuthering ner, was unfolded with staccato accents. Suspense is the keynote face. Brush over old surface— Claudettfe Colbert, whom you may have heard of be-Heights" unfolds on the wild and will not peel or blister. Stewart fore. desolate moors of Yorkshire, It of this unconventional drama of • Shirley Temple, who is still box is a tale of a high-spirited, quick- the Fourth Estate, suspensefu! United Wall Paper & Paint office attraction No. 1 in America, tempered beautiful girl, who is drama plus a breathless inside brings her newest picture to the loved madly by two men—one, inside peek into the actual, au- COMPANY —Also— Forum on Friday and Saturday half-gypsy and half-gentleman, thentic operations of a newspaper 4 West Jersey St., Elizabeth Clark Cable, Jeanette next. A radical departure in the the other rich and well born. plant. SECOND TO>DLE MacDonald usual Temple plots has been made Merle Oberon, playing Cathy, is la in order to allow Shirley more act- desperately in love with Laurence Home Founding Fulfills "San Francisco" ing: medium and less of the cute- Olivier, playing Heathcliff. But SCREEN STARS looking roles that have been the glittering wealth and esteemed Desire After 21 Years WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY social position of Edgar Lin ton, SWARTHMORE, PA.—A 35-acre AUGUST 2, 3 forced upon her in the past. "Su- three to three and a half hours. . . . sannah 0 fthe Mounties" is sure portrayed by David Niven, leads estate here is being turned into a Mae West, who has not ap- Frieda Inescort, Otto Kruger to bring the; Shirley Temple fans the girl into an unhappy romance. home for 11 aged women—just as peared in a picture since "Every Tyrone Power and his bride, I. MANN & SON In out in full force-:—and they won't The strange three-cornered love Miss Sally P. Gibbons, a Quaker Day's A Holiday" in 1937, is to Annabella, sailed recently on the "The Zero Hour" be disappointed in their idol but story is told with dramatic impact, spinster, provided in her will prior Rex for a belated honeymoon in sweeping romance and in terms of to her death 21 years ago. be co-starred with W. C. Fields in —Also— pleasantly surprised at her re- OPTOMETRISTS stark human emeftions, mysterious- The home never was established a tale of frontier life. The pic-France, Italy, Belgium und other -William Gargan - Irene Hervey markable screen progress. ly influenced by the desolate because trustees of Miss Gibbons' European countries. . . . The Man About the Forum. ture is expected to have one of In moors. estate held it did not have sufficient the highest budgets of the sea- Executives are delighted with ; "The House of Fear" RAHWAY THEATRE income. A special master ap- praised the $500,000 estate and de- son. . . . Ann Sothern's performance in : Glassbake Ovenware for the When Samuel Goldwyn announc- REGENT THEATRE Hours: Daily 10-12, 2-5, 7-8; Wednesday 10-12 Only Ladies ed that he would make into a mo- Hal Roach, "who has long been termined that the project could be "Jubilo," which has been made "Maizie," and as a result have carried out. before with Will Rogers in the title FRI. - SAT. AUG 4 - 5 tion picture the great Emily Bron- noted as Hollywood's producer of signed her to a long-term con- te classic, "Wuthering Heights," top-notch comedies, last night Qualifications for the 11 perma- role, is to be produced again, this tract. . . . Douglas Fairbanks Jr. nent guests are: time with Gene Autry and Jane In to star Merle Oberon as Cathy and presented the capacity audience at Sam Wood, the director of Laurence Olivier as Hcathcliff, un- the Regent Theatre with his first They must be past 40. Withers in the leading parts. . . . "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," has .signed The Sun Never Sets" der the direction of William Wy- They must be dependent. Mrs. Core Lane, mother of the 89 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. —Also— adventure drama, "Captain Fury," They must be Protestants. a long-time contract with Gold- ler, lovers of this poignantly dra- which co-stars Brian Ah erne, Vic- movie Lane-sisters, is considered wyn and his first assignment will Tel. Perth Amboy 4-2027 Victor McLaglen To make them feel at home, the America's most intelligent mother In guests must tend their own rooms, be to direct "Raffles," with David by the American Women's Co'n- Niven and Olivia do Ilaviland. . . . "Ex-Champ" although there will be a staff of ress. The president of the con- three to operate the home. gress, in her letter to Mrs. Lane, wrote: "You deserve every wo- Blind Typist Obtains man's admiration for the outstand- Civil Service Position ing success to which you have SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Miss Thom- brought your lovely daughters, FORUM THEATRE asina Donofrio, 24, is the first blind Lola, Priscilla and Rosemary in METUCHEN, N. J. person in the history of Syracuse (heir chosen field of motion pic- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday to win a provisional appointment as tures, the equal success of your If You Take Pride in August 6, 7 and 8 a dictaphone typist. She was ap- daughter Leota on the operatic pointed by the state civil service stage, and your daughter Martha's "DARK VICTORY" commission to fill the position at brilliant success In marriage as the with the offices of the Onondaga coun- finest example of devoted wife and Bette Davis, George Brent ty public welfare department. mother." ... *Ybur Rugs.. • Disney Cartdon-7-PracticaI Pig Miss Donofrio said she hoped that *Sporfcs ..Reel;—"Peep End", the appointment would convince Vardis Fisher's forthcoming Wedne«day and. Thursday WON'T Syracuse employers that blind per- Harper Prize novel, "Children of AugTist 9 arid 10 sons "are as competent at some God," has been bought to be used Then you want to keep them fresh and new types of work as people with normal as the basis of the picture, "Brig- "You Can't Get YOU vision." ham Young." The novel is about looking—their colors bright. They should Away With Murder" Miss Donofrio, who has been the establishment of the Mormon with blind 10 years, learned typing at Colony in Utah and it was entered be kept thoroughly clean. Half the time Humphrey Bog&rt the New York State School for the in the contest without a title or LOOK Blind at Batavia, N. Y. also the author's name. Louis Brom- rugs look faded when it is just the dust 'Racketeers of the Range' DARING NOVICE field, one of the judges in the con- with Estelle Clark, most daring cow- test, road it, and, as a rosult, the and dirt that hide their color. Run a PRETTY 20th Century-Fox studio traced George O'Brien \ ffirl at the New York World's Fair Latest News Events Wild West and Rodeo, never rode- the author and placed the book Hoover over them and colors are fresh and a horse until the Fair opened on under option in case it failed to Fjjday and Saturday April 30. Cowboys at the Fair win the prize. . . . bright again and the nap stands upright. August 11 and 12 have taught her all the tricks of Una O'Connor is being brought "SUSANNAH OF horsemanship. Hoover's exclusive feature Positive Agita- 0/ course you're going away because you need from London to play the part of THE MOUNTIES" Harry F. Byrd, U. S. Senator from the maid in "We Are Not tion, a combination of beating, sweeping with rest—but no vacation is much fun unless you're Virginia: Alone." , , . Shirley Temple "When private enterprise fails, Monogram is getting ready to and suction cleaning, takes out the em- Our Gang'—"Tiny Troufel©" then representative democracy make "Rip Van Winkle." Fred Cartoon— doing things and meeting new people ! You'll want fails." Stone and Jean Hersholt have both bedded grit as well as surface lint. "Bear That Couldn't Sleep" to look attractive at all times—and you will if you been mentioned as possibilities for Novelty—'Story of Dr. Jenner' Sport fans will find complete the title role. . . . Latest News Events visit our salon before you go! coverage of all local activities on In order that Maeterlinck's We carry several different models the sports page. "Blue Bird" will be ready for re- lease by Christmas time, produc- of Hoover electric cleaners. The one tion is to begin at once, starring Shirley Temple. . . . illustrated sells for $68. cash. Carry- ) 2 HITS The Mr. Moto series starring ing charge extra. Get One of Our Peter Lorre has been abondoned. According to the studio, it con- flicts with the Charlie Chan ae- Permanents ries but anti-Japanese feeling by the public probably has something Visit the Forward March to do with the discontinuance. . . . of America—the Electric "Gone With the Wind," which is Utility Exhibit at the Phone Wood. 8-2394 for appointment to be released some time in No- New York World's Fair. vember, is expected to run from SANFORIZED SLACKS La Grace Beauty Shop Sizes d» "I ftp up to 50 _ *? 1 «^D Dr. Leo Steskovitz 97 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. ALTERATIONS FREE SURGEON CHIROPODIST PVBLICQ® SERVICE Foot Ailments (CHRISTENSEN BtJILDlNG) Pants to Match Coat and Veit 1175 Smith Street Room 2105 FISHKIN'S I'KR'I'H A>IBOY, N. J. 205 Smith St. Perth Amboy T<-1. P. A. 4-1344 PAGE THREfi FCkDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939 Social Briefs of Fords, Hopelawn, Keasbey, RaritanTownships Metuchen

1 .^^^___—_—- rr\r AI rutioru fDnfin n _ r> ** i i _- - > Clarf.iaraa BartoRAHTHnI v%s x —-. I LOCAL CHURCH GROUP Fords Notes Romeo a Forgotten Menlo Park Keasbey Piscataway Oak Tree ATTENDS_PA^ SESSION Man in Home Tmvn —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duchak, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kobus, of of Carlton Street, were Plainfield Miss Helen Johnson returned Presbyterians Guests At —Mrs. A. Lund and sons, An- —Rudolph Piens, of Monniouth visitors Sunday. —Mr. and Mrs. John Mott. Mrs. ton and Harvey, of New Avenue, spent the weekend with Dahl avenue, announce the en- Sunday from Winsted, Conn., gagement of their daughter, Cath- —Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yuroch- Paul Brugman and Virginia Faye, Conference Held At wick Avenue, are pasing a "Final Resting Place Not his family in their house trailer ko, of Grand View Avenue, had aswhere she spent a two weeks' vaca- motored to Point Pleasant, where vacation at Breton Woods. at Bright Waters beachT' erine, to Lewis V. Burdash, of they visited Mrs. Roy Woodhal!. Beaver College Knoivn in Verona. Perth Amboy. their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.tion. —Eleanor and William Jogan, —George Nerling, of Cedar Michael Bibko, and sons, John and Miss Ruth Davis of Meadow The Ladies' Aid Society of the WOODBRIDGE—A group of lo- of Grove Street, are spending two VERONA. ITALY.—Romeo Mon- street, is on a two weeks' training The Youn»- Women's Social Club Nicholas, of Bajvnne. Marconnier Reformed church met-. of Keasbcy held its regular meet- road is vacationing at Seaside cal people, members of the Young weeks at Seaside Park. tecchi, suitor of the famed Juliet, cruise to Norfolk, Va., aboard the —A special meeting- of the Wednesday at the home of MrsPeople. s societies of the First Pres- is a forgotten man in his home town U. S. S. Tusealoosa with the Unit- ing at the Flagship. After a din- Park. Patsy Triola, of H&Hside Avenue. —Those from Fords who at- Ranger Athletic Club was held byterian church, have been in j tended the country meeting- of the of Verona. ed States Naval Reserve. He is aner, dancing was enjoyed. Those Tuepday night at the home of Dr. Mrs. Frank Wheatley and son, —Miss Emma Coppinger spent Although according to Shake- member of the Eighth Battalion of present were Mrs. Harold Prang, Edward K. Hanson. the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Jenkintown, Pa., during the past I American Legion Auxiliary at Me- Mrs. Joseph Parsler, Mrs. Gus Charles, of Meadow road, are va- week for the inter-denominational *ut«n were: Miss Juha Dam new-speare's tragedy the immortal lov- Perth Amboy. Francis Weaver, of Harding Ave- ers died together rather than be —Mr. and Mrs. William John- Pfeiffi-r, Mrs. John Faczak, Mrs. cationing at the shore. nue. confere-nce for Young People at 'ly installed president of the For New The cloister is bordered with WOODBRIDGE — Miss Anna of oil during the month. chestnut trees and cypresses and many stands erected on the Plione P. A. 4-0357 Donations totaling $12 were AT CHURCH SOCIAL Brunswick Avenue, have returned grounds displaying all sorts of Boka, of King George road, en-—Classified Ads. Bring Results- to their home after two weeks' gay with bright flowers, fountains received by the squad in July as and old stone seats. In the center merchandise. They include novel- tertained Sunday at a lawn party. follows: Charles Sipoa, $2; Mr. WOODBRIDGE The second vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Ar- of Ihe shady cloister stands a bust ty stands, refreshment stands, ice Among the guests were: Burgesser, Iselin, $5, and James game of the fifth series of game thur Hurd, of Long Island. of the poet of Stratford on Avon, on cream booths, toy stands, and cig- Miss Rose Solomon, Dr. and G. Catano, Sewaren, $5. socials sponsored by St. James' —The Ladies' Aid of Our Re-a slender column, sole guardian of arette stands. In addition there Mrs. George Hendelman and sons, church was held Monday night at deemer church held a delightful the tomb of "True and Faithful are many events taking place, George and Leonard, of Brook- Junior Club Will Sponsor St. James' auditorium on Amboy orange social at its meeting yes- Juliet." such as game socials and dancing. lyn; Misses Rose ami Lillian Klein, Let's Trade Cars avenue. Prizes were won as fol-terday. Romeo is even forgotten in the A loud speaker has been install- Irving and Sidney Kirchman, Ron- Outing To Shore Aug. 13th lows : —Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer, Sr. "fan mail." Outside of Juliet's ed and the dance music may beald Koverman of New York, Miss Bathroom scales: Mrs. Fred and son, John, Jr., who have been tomb there is a small letterbox la- heard all over the grounds. Spe- Mary Farka.s of Hopelawn, Walter WOODBRIDGE — New Jersey vacatioing with Mr. and Mrs. Louis beled "Mail for Juliet." According Nagy of Linden, Miss Betty But- Junior Club of Woodbridge will WUheridge, New street, town; cial attractions are being planned towel set, Mrs. Boehner, Port Read- Kirsh, Sr., of New Brunswick to tradition, Italian lovers believe for tonight and tomorrow night, ler, Miss Jean Brewster, Perth Am- You Need No Cash hold its annual outing at Sea Side Avenue, have left for their home that visitors who drop a message in i Heights on Sunday, August 13. ing; ; beach robe, Mrs. Edith F. Chairman Dunigan has announced. boy; Miss Marion Tutlle, Fords; in Bridgeport, Conn. the box will be lucky in love. Ac- Misses Virginia and Anna Eilian, Reservations are open to theWay, Rahway, end table, James cording to the old custodian of the ON ANY 1S36 OR 1937 IN OUR STOCK Jack, Highland Park; special, —Capt. Everette Moore took a South Norwalk, Conn., Miss Helen I public and may be made with Miss party of friends from Fords and tomb, Ettore Bellina, Romeo has Helen Biczo. The trip will be Mrs. Krimm, Dnnelleh; beach bag, never received a line. Helen Iversen Is Honored Sabo, Miss Anna Sabo, John Sabo George Barry, Rahway. Perth Amboy on a four-day cruise and Steven Boka, of this place. 1 made by bus which will leave Miss to Coney Island in his boat, At Miscellaneous Shower Biczo's home at 9:30 A. M. Summer quilt, Mrs. Schurig, "Teal," recently. Ling street, Fords; marine clock, Research Reveals Cats GETS APPOINTMENT I —Misses Lois Huber, Gloria WOODERIDGE — Miss Helen ALL PRICES SLASHED S Jack Price, Amboy Avenue, town; And Dogs Mental Equals 75 YEARS LATE Marlboro Hospital Patient Lehman and Linda Lybeck and Iversen, of Main Street, was the Memphis, Tenn.—Although John DURING OUR steel chair, Mrs. Kovach, Carteret; Mrs. A. Lybeck of Second Street, CINCINNATI. OHIO.—The only W. Porter had been appointed a I Located At His Home Here special, Mary Kribak, Perth Am- difference in the intelligence of aguest of honor at a surprise show- spent a day recently at Budd Lake er held Tuesday night at hercolonel in the Confederate Army boy, Violet Molchan, Perth Am- visiting with Mrs. Raymond Peter- dog and a cat is that a dog is by President Jefferson Davis in 1 WOODBRIDGE—Lewis Steven- boy; Fanny Will, Clark Township, "something of a socialist while a home. The affair was arranged by son, 37, of 87 New street, this sen and son, Raymond. 1SG4 he kncw Challenge Sale Ends August 5th and Jennie Hewitt, Carteret. cat is an individualist," according Miss Muriel Eriksen, of Fords and ' "othinff of his ap- place, an escaped inmate of Marl- Mr. and Mrs. Nels Lauritzen to Dr. Charles M. Diserens, assist- Mrs. Raymond Jackson, of this! l«»"tment until he attended the 1 Other Winners and children, Edna, Worth and boro State • Hospital, was picked Sheets and pillow cases: Mi's. ant professor of psychology at the place. Miss Iversen is to marry blue-gray reunion at Gettysburg up Wednesday by Officers Fred Lorraine, recently visited relatives University of Cincinnati here. i Halstead, Clinton street, town; at Metedeconk. Wilton Lybeck, of Perth Amboy. last July. Leidnev and Thomas Bishop near jackpot, Julia EIek, Fulton street, Dr. Diserens, who has made a Guests were: Mrs. Wilbur Fug- his home. Mrs. Mable Hunt and children, life-long study of cats, says that el, Linden; Mrs. Gus Cizo, Carter- 1 town; occasional chair, Raymond Nancy Jane, Harold and Raymond, persons who favor dogs over cats News of Stevenson's escape was Mauser, Rahway; lamp and table, et; Mrs. Charles Preiss, Mrs. Ber- sent to headquarters by Dr. Raph- of Fifth street, are spending the or who believe dogs have a higher INSURANCE DORSEY MOTORS, INC. Alex Kalniar, Fulton street, town; tha Hansen, Mrs. Louis Shelling-, I ael, of the hospital, who suggested week at Bay Head. degree oi intelligence just, don't Metuchen; Mrs. John Janderup, Fire — Automobile special, James Dill, South Amboy; Carl Lund and son, Wilbur; know their cats. He believes one that the inmate's former home be picnic set, May Dunn, Prospect Mrs. Walter Wahrendorf, Mrs. Health — Accident USED CAR DEPARTMENT watched. Jack Manton and James Olsen of animal is about' as intelligent as the Vance Ferguson, Mrs. Royal Ly. Workmen's Compensation 1 street, town; lounge chair, Mrs. Fords, spent Sunday visiting other and that there is little differ- beck, Mrs. John Pemberton, Miss New Brunswick Avenue, from Elm to Oak Street* At the Plant Dance Hodge, Bound Brook; chair and friends at Fort Dix. ence in their nerve centers. Beatrice Bi-abyn, Mrs. Emma Ly. Surety Bonds I She: "Oh, I adore that funny ottoman, Thomas Jones, Linden; Edward Larsen of this place has Although classifying cats as rug- beck. Mrs. George Sabol, Perth ARTHUR F. GEIS Perth Amboy, N. J. step. Where did you pick it up?"special, J. M. Duggan, 18 Main returned after a week's camping ged individuals, Dr. Diserens wants Amboy; Mrs. Alfrieda Knudsen, 184 Green St., Woodbridge, N.J. 1 He: "Funny step? Shucks, street, town; 9x12 rug, James at High Bridge. it understood that felines have a Tselin; Miss Grace Anderson, Miss Tel. 8-1723 M 1 Cassidy, 12 Moore Avenue, town. genuine capacity for gratitude. He I'm losing my garter. ' Mr. and Mrs. Neils Norde and says thi3 fact may often be noted Betty Farrington, Miss Muriel son, George, of William street, during and after medical treatment, Eriksen. Fords; Miss Helen Iver- -if. J. GOERKE CO., BROAD & W. JERSEY STREETS, ELIZABETH spent Sunday visiting Mr. andwhen they become deeply grateful sen, Mrs, Raymond Jackson, Jr., Mrs. John Lind at Lake Hopat- and very often more affectionate, Miss Marie Kowalczyk, Miss Irma cong. Brookiield, Mrs. Melvin Knight, Some cats are aggressive, some Miss Victoria Eversen, Miss Jesse. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kreyling are lazy; some like to fight, some Brookfield, this place. and daughter, Ruth, of Fourth avoid scraps; some appear to think Mail or Phone August street, have returned home after philosophically and some think Miss Iversen was the guest of Filled a two weeks' stay with relatives quickly and practically, Dr. Diser- honor at a personal shower given at Ecorse, Mich. ens says, but all display individual at her home recently by Mrs. personalities as distinct as those of George Houser of Grove Street. Elizabeth 2-2300 $50,000 FIREWORKS BLOWN human beings, he adds. The guests: Miss June Griesen, UP Miss Margaret Clear. Miss Muriel Chicago—An estimated $50,000 Eriksen, Fords; Miss Dorothy stock of fireworks was destroyed FIND NEW COMET Crovley, Avenel; Mrs. Fred Whit- r when three men set fire to a ware- Washington—A new ninth mag- ney,. Mrs. Emma Lybeck, Mrs. house containing the explosives, nitude comet was discovered on Royal Lybeck. Mrs. William SPECIAL PURCHASE! after binding a watchman with June 21 by a group of Washington Boyce, Mrs. C. Sandholt, Perth ropes and locking him in a parked amateur astronomers using- a Amboy; Mrs. Louis Schelling, Me- car. small, home-made, six-inch reflect- tuchen; Mrs. Edward Coley, Miss Heavy Gauge Steel ing telescope. They found a mov-Jean Cook, Mrs. A. White. Mrs. HERE and NOW is the FAN MAIL FOR PAPOOSE ing object while watching the gi-Ronald Larate, Mrs. Leon Brook- Pork Chops, ll-year-old Indian ant whirlpool nebula near Canes field, Miss Jesse Brookfield, Miss lad in the World's Fair Wild West Venatici, constellation high in theElla Balga, Mrs. Henry Neary. Kitchen time to buy that FINE and Rodeo, gets more fan mail northern sky near, the big dipper. Mrs. John Balga, Miss Irma Brook- than any chorus girl in the Amuse- It is at present invisible to thfield,e Mrs. George Houser, this fur coat you want! ment Zone. The letters nearly all naked eye. place. ask him for an autographed photo. Cabinets GOLDEN LAUREL GIVES AWAY $500 OLDEST HOPI Take advantage of Providence, R. I. — Instead of Twenty-three Hlopi Indians are The Golden Laurel, emblematic giving a customer a bag contain- V4TOV3OFF! of the outstanding sports achieve- living in the Arizona Cliff Dwellers ing the half dozen raisin squares exhibit at the New York World's Pre-Season low prices! ment of 1938, awarded Don Budge he bought, John Cardello, clerk, the tennis star, is attracting- the Fair. The oldest is Te-Wan-Nie- handed the unidentified customer Ma (Flying Feather), 91; the gaze of thousands of persons at a bag containing $500—the day's You get the pick of the New York World's Fair where youngest is Se-Vi-Ya (Pollen receipts from the cash register. from a Com Tassel) three months. it is on exhibition in the Court of Now he would like to know where Sport. he can deliver the raisin squares — Please mention this paper high-fashion prime and collect the S500. KNOCKS SELF OUT when buying: from advertisers.— Camden, N. J.—Here's where a pelts. Chic, endlessly burglar captured himself. Climb- ing into the home of Harry Pettit through a kitchen window, the wearable, warm burglar stepped on a table which WEEK-END SALE upset and threw him to the floor. U. S. ROYAL Reg. Price $15.95 When he started to get up, he GOODYEAR 600 bumped his head against the kit- GOODRICH SILVERTON MARTIN CORD chen sink and was knocked un- 1G PROVEN STYLE - QUALITY - VALUE!! conscious. FIRESTONE ) $9.95 1 Year Guarantee RESPONSE TO MUSIC Psychologists at the New York 475x19 4.49 525x18 5.69 World's Fair have discovered that quicksteps and marches played ov- 600x16 6.49 er the Fair's loudspeaker system 550x17 5.99 WOODBRIDGE FUR SHOP Expert iS-Inc-U 18-Inch during the -hours when the great- 40c inch Ntielve* S shelves est number of persons are arriving Flats Fixed 15c Vulcanizing 2-49 2 3.49 "The Home of Better Fur Garments" at or leaving the Fair speed up Time Payment* traffic. Choose the size that suits your needs . . . and save a lot at these low sale FOREST TIRE COMPANY prices! Cabinets of such heavy guage steel sell regularly for dollars more 522 Amboy Ave. Tel. Wood. 8-0770 National Dish 175 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., COR. MADISON AVE. . . . only a very special purchase permits these savings! Ivory or white Suki yaki is a national dish in Opp. City Scale, Perth Amboy Tel. P. A. 4-0505 Japan. finishj.movmted.on legs .(which is unusual in cabinets selling for so little). PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939 FORDS "AND RAMTAN TOWNSHIP BEACON Ml • I. —g^g Had Big Brains But— TOWNSHIP ^n * Expert anthropologists remark upon the The Evening Serenade SWEETNESS AND LIGHT huge brains found among early American By CHARLES E. GREGORY FORDS EACON Indians, who were here before European 'LL 1tll*U\WHATMA The County G. 0. P. Folds Up PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY nations colonized the North American con- —by— tinent. i cannot help but add I would not offer that kin-d of tripe thur H. Compton, of the University of Chi- ment is in favor of Great Britain and chairman of the committee and and a group of Senior Scouts. which one can live safely today." for filler \o the Bingville Bugle. Westly Liddle and Ray Mundy Thus did Rev. Edward R. Welles, cago, remarked that there was consider- France. In so far as international law per- ANTARCTIC As usual, no-one asked me for my observations on the mits, it is the desire of the people of this were also reappointed. The two rector of Trinity Episcopal Church able room for improvement of the efficiency new members of the troop commit- Included in an emergency defi- returning after traveling abroad current county political situation. But here are some of of electric lighting. country to aid the democracies in their tee are Anton Lund and Dr. Theo- ciency bill was an appropriation of for the past two months, stronghl- them. You can take 'cm or leave 'em. I'm going home struggle against aggression. Any neutral- dore Miller. They replace Ernest $3-10,000 for an expedition to the encd the view held by many that and take a naa. Now Physics to many people is an ex- Link and Joseph Dambach, who is Antarctic. This, it is understood, the United States is a pretty good ity measure that operates to the aid of the will finance another expedition by ceeding opaque subject but if it can be used, now connected with Troop 56 of place after all. aggressors is not only contrary to American Keasbey. Admiral Byrd. oven by a college professor, to cut the cost public sentiment, but also injurious to the Sabo Is Arrested of electricity for the average American it prospects for peace. WHAT DOES IT GET ME? As Araijona' Aid Fords Girl Given Surprise Party; Implicated by Joseph Aragona, 5s possible that even he will see the light. self-styled deputy sheriff, Alexan- Dr. Compton is of the opinion that the der Sabo Was arrested by local pol- To Take Marriage Vows August 12 Pedestrians Deserve Protection ice this week on a warrant is- notable advances of the last generation sued by South Amboy authorities. FORDS—Miss Ann Chilipka, of Mrs. liernai, Mrs. J. Demetzky, Statistics show that forty percent of all thi:- place, was honored at ? sur- Mrs. Magyar, Mrs. Pauline Duba- have not ended progress in the line of effi- Chief of Police James Walsh stat- traffic accidents are suffered by pedestrians. ed that hi.s men picked up Sabo prise miscellaneous shower held sak, Mrs. Stanley Martin and Mrs. ciency and that it may be possible, some after Aragona, who was arrested recently at the home of Mrs. Dn- H'crlcg of Perth Amboy. This is not hard to understand when one on a charge of impei-sonaling an basak of Central avenue. The Misses Ann Lawben, Chubby flay, to get ten times as much white light considers that most highways have been officer, had aliened the former was rooms were decorated with pink, Yackulich, Betty Galya, Mary and for a given expenditure. This is an illus- constructed without regard to the rights of "partners" in the business of stop- yellow and blue streamers. Botty Yackuiich, Mary Horvath, ping motorists for infractions of Many beautiful gifts were giv- Sue Xemeth, Margaret- Noyrody, tration of how the scientists, in their theo- pedestrian travel. The roadS were built motor vehicle laws. en the bride-to-be whose marriage Ann and Bert Elka, Mrs. Mary retical advances, move for the benefit of for automobile and truck use and the aver- to Michael Dubasak, of Perth Skibo, Mrs. Michael Vincz, Mrs. age pedestrian has to use the highways at Three Years Ago Amboy, will take place August 12. Steven Rusnok, Mrs. Joseph Merk- human beings. State Will Meet Those present were: Miss Ver- er, Mrs. John Katazaro, Mrs. great peril. George Vincz, Sr., Mrs. John Sam- 83 Per Cent Of Bill onica Budzok, Mrs. Helen Bud/.ok, It is about time for highway officials to Mrs. Matilda Yarns, Mis. Margaret ko, Mrs. Michael Sovart, Mrs. Gab- Announcement by Township Budzek, Mrs. Pauline Darhus, riel Casey, Mrs. George Galya of A Gift To The Nation give consideration to pedestrians and pro- Treasurer O. J. Morganson that hf- Mrs. Sophie Egnatyok, Mr?*. Anna Phoenix; Mrs. Andrew Racz of vide safe avenues of travel for those who has received from the state a check Mecies, Mrs. Lena Husue, Miss Woodbridjrc and Mrs. Mary Casey The nation should be grateful to Samuel of .ffi.ofiO for relief costs during Anna IJulhi. Mi.-.s Emma Sutch, of Tottenvillc. must go on foot. The fact that automobile July, today was the best financial H. Kress for his contribution to the National news the Township has had in the owners pay for highways does not alter the PINES FOR PARK BLAMES EXAMINERS vexing struggle with relief since Gallery of Art, founded through the gen- dangers that heavy traffic creates for those A throve of 165 mountain pines six million dollars of the Dorranct. Declaring that most banks are which mark the approach from the erosity of the late Andrew W. Mellon. who happen not to be riding at fast speeds. income tax was set aside to assist crying to lend, Jesse H. Jones, Theme Plaze to the Telephone ex- needy municipalities. chairman of the RFC, said they Mr. Kress has added his collection of When the railroads began to operate hibit at the New York World's were frequently subjected to out- through the land they were required to 'Chemists Report Pool Fair will be presented to the Now moded, unintelligent and officious 375 paintings of the Italian school, together York City Park Department for adopt and install safety devices to protect Te»ls Are Purer examiner criticism. He said that with 18 pieces of sculpture, to the fine incorporation in the park project the HFC was very sympathetic to the public. The same obligation rests upon j Marked improvement' reported which will replace the Fair. group of masters donated by Mr. Mellon. I by State chemists in the purity of the problem of loans to distressed automobile traffic and inasmuch as the business and that any deserving j water in Woodbridge Park pool "This year," sighed Sandy Mc- The Kress collection has been valued at government is in control of highway, con- j encouraged Township officials to- borrower who can furnish secur- §25,000,000 and is the first, important ac- 'day in their-belief the new poo! Pherson. "I guess I'll just stay ity that will reasonably assure re- struction there ought to be adequate pro- : may soon bp reopened to swivn- at. homo and let my mind wan- payment of the loan, can g-ot n quisition by the gallery since it was founded. visions for the safety of foot-travellers. 1 ming. der.11 __ n£LM.&. loan from the RFC. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939 GIRL IS SERVING Nagging Injurious STRETCH IN PRISON To Husband's Heart WILMINGTON, DEL.—If nag- 1 BECAUSE OF LOVE Revue of World Events in Photographs ging wives don't change their tac- tics, they're opt to give their hus- bands heart trouble, warns Dr. Attempted Holdup 'to Get Robert Tomlinson. "Everyday Out of Way' for Two Roman Fire Ladclies Practice Rescues worries are enough to cause Modern War Equipment Demonstrated at M, I. T. BEAUTY HINT heart trouble," he asserted, "but To Win Happiness. nagging by a wife after a hard day's work can be an important PADUCAH, KY.—Convicted of contributing factor," declared his robbery, a young Chicago woman honor. is serving a 10-year sentence in the Kentucky women's prison—because she wanted to "get out of the way" and let two other persons in a love FIERY COEDS MEET triangle find happiness. IN DUEL TO FINISH But relatives, friends and even state and city officials are joined in a move to obtain mercy and possi- Campus Insult Avenged ble executive clemency from Gov, Traditional Setting. A. B. ("Happy") Chandler. The young woman is Ruth Strick- SHREVEPORT, LA.—Two coeds land, 23. She came here from Chi- met on the field of honor in a duel cago on a bus and four hoiws later to the finish over an insult. The af- was arrested for trying to hold up fair was overshadowed by all the two women patrons in front ol a traditions of the old South, where a theater with a toy gun. man's pistol was ever ready to Hides Identity. avenge slights and speak his dislike. At the lime of her arrest, she said The girls stood back to back, in her name was "Barbara Williams," regular dueling custom. Each was but admitted the name was ficti- armed with a previously agreed tious. She refused to reveal her weapon. Each burned with a hope true name or where she came from. that her aim would be as true as She told police: her convictions. "I wanted to be arrested. I want Seconds and judges held their to go to jail." breath as the girls moved apart the She refused to answer questions A second Nero would have little chance to fiddle while Rome burned. prescribed five paces. Thei*e was and when arraigned reiterated her These young men, members of the Roman fire department, are shown no doctor on the scene. Suddenly plea to be sent to prison, saying: at their Italian training camp as they practice rescues with scaling the girls turned and let fly with "I came here to commit a crime Little jvirl curls features Vir- ladders. The lire-fighters carry out their drills as if they were engaged the weapons they carried. One and get sent to jail so two friends ginia Grey's latest coiffure for her in military operation. missed, but the other, who claimed of mine can be married. . Modern war equipment was placed on exhibition recently when the Massachusetts Institute of Technol- role in "The Women." Miss Grey "You see, I'm in love with a man. ogy held its annual alumni day at Cambridge, Mass. A three-inch mobile anti-aircraft gun claims the atten- she had been insulted, didn't. She wears a single curl rolled at the hurled a dripping chocolate pie And he's in love with another girl. tion of this distinguished group. Seated: Louis Johnson, assistant secretary of war. Standing, left to right: 1 Both of them feel obligated to me— Gerald Swope, General Electric official and member of the M. X. T. corn oration; Rear Admiral Harold forehead with linger curls haiitfinj; Travel Route of Internationa] Highway squarely into the face of her op- behind the rijj;ht ear. The hair is ponent. never mind why—and I felt that Stark. V. S. navy, and Earl T. Comoton, president of M. I. T. __ as long as I was around they would com bod into large curls resem- The winner was Miss Anna Hoi- bling puffs over the entire heiul. never marry. His happiness is all stead of Shreveport. Her opponent, that matters to mo. Stamp Series Commemorates Baseball Centennial who got plastered, was Miss Var- nelle Plastow of Bay Shore, N. Y. "If I disappear they can marry. GET THIS THROUGH Both are coeds at Louisiana Tech However, I didn't bargain for a ten- \OL1R HEAD at Ruston, La., east of here in north- year sentence." eastern Louisiana, where the duel Recognize Picture. took place. The girl's picture wns printed in Miss Holstead had objected to newspapers and one was recognized Miss Plastow's blunt description of by Mrs. Hazel Strickland Jones of her literary style. Her comment Harvey, 111., as Ruth Strickland, was: "Confidentially, it smells." her sister and a music student, That was enough, the duel was on. Ruth, whose natural brown hair Accompanied by a few students had been dyed blonde, had adopted and seconds bearing towels, the her mother's maiden name of Bar- duelists met behind the school sta- barn Williams in the effort to con- dium. ceal her identity. Prof. H. F. Hewins. one of the Mrs. Jones came here in an effort witnesses, said the girls got most to get her sister's sentence reduced of the drippy pies over themselves or commuted. in taking them out of the tins and The latest to come to the aid of getting ready for the duel. the girl was Mayor Edgar T. Wash- burn of this city who wrote to Gov- As Miss Holstead's pie flew ernor Chandler asking executive straight to its mark, she cried, clemency. Director Fred Ziiineiiuui p.ui.-v "touche," and a judge, another Although Kentucky newspapers at a crucial moment to instruct coed, declared her the winner. The have criticized the severity of the •.\ctov Jonathan llulu, who portrays affair marked Miss Holstead's fare- sentence meted out by Circuit Judge Dr. Ephraim MacDonaki, who per- well to the Tech campus for she Price, Governor Chandler has often formed the find major operation, Charles, "Sourdough Slim," Williams, right, 58-year-old resident ol was graduated the night before. Fairbanks, Alaska, and John T. Logan, 25. of Pittsburgh, 1'a., en their boasted that he hns yet to grant a on the set of M-G-M's latest ono- Miss Plastow is $ sophomore. They pardon or commutation of sentence. one cylinder motorcycles as they start out on the route of the propose:? left the field of honor friends. rceler. "One Against the World". international highway from Fairbanks to Seattle, Wash, The advert John Xesbitt is the commenter turous pair will visit both World's fairs. MIKI Jack Chertok the producer. Find Bull Elk Too Ornery, Two Big Deer Are Found Loses State Protection Dead With Horns Locked DUR'ANGO, COLO—A 27-year-old DENVER.—A story of, death in bull elk which apparently concluded The sale of a stamp series commemorating the founding of baseball got off to a flying start In Coopers- the high, cold country of Parlin, it was too old to forage for itself town, N. Y., recently when Postmaster General James A. Farley sold the first stamps to Judge Kenesaw in the Late Colo,, of two big mule deer who brought on its own death near here Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner. There Abner Doubleday founded baseball 100 years ago. were victimi of their natural make- through sheer meanness. The huge up was revealed here recently by old animal, believed one of a con- the state fish and game commis- signment of 23 calves brought here sion. from the Jackson Hole country in German Volunteers in Spain Return to Homeland Wyoming in 1912, took possession The bodies of two bucks, in a well- of a rancher's feed lot and allowed preserved condition as a result of no other live stock or even the the frigid atmosphere, were found rancher to penetrate his well- by John McClain, a rancher, with provisioned domain. their horns locked together. McClain reported the deer battled Game officials, called in to set- over a half-acre of ground until one tle the dispute, observed the bull's buck d5ed, his antlers intertwined stiffness, quarrelsomeness, and oth- with those of his adversary. The er indications of infirmity, and sent first warrior to die slipped into an a bullet into its brain. arroyo, McClain theorized, with his hind legs barely touching the Police Chase Children MAKING AIR HISTORY ground. . . . Ttcgulai transatlantic Lugging Away Foundry The victor held his victim sus- passenger flying just a SAN FRANCISCO.—When W. A. dream less than a dozen pended until lie, too, succumbed •\ cais ago became a reality from exhaustion, after being unable Schimmclpfenning telephoned police with this epochal take oft1 to free himself. that children were carrying away of the Dixie Chppei fiom his foundry piecemeal they thought Poit Washington L I The McClain said he would have the he was joking. heads of the two four-point bucks foui motored 41 ton plane But they investigated and found carried 22 pa}ing passen- mounted, with the antlers still t*eis>—si\ of them women locked. one nine-year-old girl in pigtails car- —a crew of 11, and 408 rying off 200 pounds of pig iron; pounds of mail. another girl, nine, staggering away Idle Man Picks Up $121; with a huge casting; two boys with a coaster who admitted they had $10 Reward Buys Shoes carried olf two carloads of fish- ST. JOHN, N. B.—John Griffen, plates, and several other boys who unemployed, was walking along a shamefacedly admitted that they street here looking for work when had succeeded in getting away with he stumbled over a small mud- a ton of iron. The loot was being caked bundle of bills. sold to junk dealers. Happy to leave Spain after 33 months of war were these German soldiers, volunteers in the Franco forces, He put the bills in hie pocket, took bound for the German ship which would convey them to Hamburg and their loved ones. Some 6,000 troops them home, cleaned them off and Receive Bandit Warning, ot (he Reich were permitted to embark for their homeland after a gala victory demonstration in Madrid. MAN VS. MARS . . . Fashions for dried them by the stove. Altogether They're Already Present Frenchmen, produce some grotesque there was $121. effects as war clouds darken diplo- Then he put the bills back in his SAUNAS, CALIF.—Police Capt. . matic skies. This outfit, designed for pocket, trudged to a police station Ralph Placie demonstrated a re- Comfort, Safety Keynote of Trick Inventions protection in time of air raids, was and turned them over to the own- markable faculty of timing in in- displayed at an air raid precaution er, who had reported his loss. forming citizens that thieves were exposition in Paris. It is an overall, operating in their district, but the mask suit, with special sacks for pro-j With a $10 bill in his pocket as a thieves showed even better timing. visions. reward, Griffen was given a lift PAST-WORKING NETTER . . . Di- Miss Margaret Adams answered iiYiinuUve Frank Guernsey of Rice In- by the police wagon to an uptown r istitutc, Houston, Tex., won one of the INDUSTRIAL SO- store, where he bought a new pair the police call at l:l- ) in the morn- 'briefest finals in major tennis title CIOLOGIST . . . of shoes and went out again in ing and listened to Placie's warn- ;annals when he retained his national Election of Dr. search of work. ing, but the thieves were in her collegiate title at Haverford, Pa., by Alan Valentine. apartment and one of them was Sweeping through Chester Murphy, 38-year-old presi- holding an automatic pistol to her ,one of the University of Chicago dent of Rochester Expert Says All Locks temple. She merely thanked Placie -twins, in less than an hour, at 6-1, university, to di- and hung up. Later the thieves H-0, 6-1. rectorate of Free- port Sulphur com- With Key Can Be Picked departed with $55. HEADS CRU- pany was acclaim- CANTON. OHIO.—To be a suc- SADE . . . Mrs. ed as important cessful lock-picker one must have a Mother Slides Down Rope milestone in Amer- knowledge of locks, an extraordi- Melville Muckle- ican business and stonc. former na- as "example of in- nary dexterity of the fingers, infinite In Well and Saves Child tional president dustry's recogni- patience and luck, believes Maxwell CHILDRKSS. TEXAS.—With no of American Le- tion of its enlarg- C. Maxwell, lock company execu- ladder at hand when her two-year- gion Auxiliary, tive. plans enlistment ing responsibility >ld son. Donald Glenn Rickman, fell of two million to American peo- "But you won't find one burglar in into a i4-foot well, Mrs. 0. J. Rick- women crusaders CREPE FOR COOLNESS ple." Board Chair- 10,000 who has these four character- man tied a rope to a post and slid against "consum- . . . This classic little man John Hny istics." he r.aid. "although there nev- to his rescue. spectator sports frock is Whitney pointed 1 er - penalizing out that "the fu- er has been a lock operated by a She pulieci the child from two feet .taxes" following of white crepe with a key that can't be picked—and there • >f w.-iier. grasped his clothes in her her recent elec- sash of blue crepe tied, ture of thr coun- tion to presiden- around the waist like a try and all its citizens is closely never will be." teeth and climbed back hand over cy of National cummerbund. Its youth- bound up with the contributions of Maxwell said locks today are Consumers Tax ful simplicity is accented corporate business to the job of based on the principles of the wood- Donald Glenn suffered only Commission. by its button-down-the- making democracy work." en lock used by the Egyptians more Oruises, but Mrs. Rickm:in was back closing. . than 4,000 years ago. painfully burned by the rope.

C The n,,w °nciin|f pUram and j ™™ OLD TREASURE WAGES-HOURS the neutrality is*uc promised to Sante Fe, K. M.—Whiie clean- The establishment of sixteen re- 20 BREAKS IN 8 YEARS $67 PER CAPITA The inventive mind is never at rest, and here is pictorial proof. The ingenious device at the left is a jirotoiiK the congressional 'session . ing out an old well in the base-lgional and seventeen branch of- Clark.-burg, \V. Va. — Everet The Federal Government spent Case, Jr., is back in the hospital flexible cigarette bolder, guaranteed to keep smoke out of one's eyes. Center: The dunking: enthusiast's fin- some compromise solution mtM1t of Camlelario's old Indian fices is contemplated by Elmer F. approximately $9,250,000,000 in gers are now protected against hot coffee. This new doughnut is fried together with a handle, making for found. Considerable differenco trading post , in order to make it Andrews, Wages and Hours A

ENCOURAGEMENT SNAKE KILLS CHARMER LUMBER WAR NURSE DEAD; CHILDREN WOMAN BARKER 5,000,000,000 PENNIES LOST Looney Over Lids Logan, W. Va. — Although he British demand for American Opinion in Washington last PLAY Helen Johnson of the Time and Washington—Mint officials esti- "The first thing Maude did with had made a practice for fifteen soft-wood lumber has increased week was that the present Euro- San Francisco— Neighbors, no- Space Building at the New York mate that Americans have displac- her legacy was to buy a dozen new .year of carrying ratle-snakes ar- greatly within the past few weeks. pean war scare is ahead of time ticing two children, a and 2, with- World's Fair enjoys the distinc- ed more than five billion pennies hats." ound in his shirt> bosom, Lee Moon- The orders absorb a large volume with an outbreak more likely this out their nurse and apparently tion of being the only woman since the Government started "Ah! I was afraid the money ey, 77, was struck by one he was of sizes which have become top- month or September. Uncertain- neglected, investigated and found barker at the Fair. She does her making them. Of the rare two- would go to her head." exhibiting before a sportsmen's heavy in western markets and arety in world conditions continues to that the woman who had been vocal stint in a "space suit." cent pieces, once coined, upwards club. Paying little attention to particularly suitable for export. depress business, although general left by their parents to take care of §7,000,000 are still missing, His Prize the wound at first, Mooney finally Explanation for the orders is consumer-buying is expected to of them was dead of an accidental and of the 94,000,000 three-cent Minister — I hope, my boy, you apnlied a home remedy to the spot. Crushing Retort found in the fact that British Co- give strong support to the present fali. The children, after getting pieces coined years ago, 66,000,- are carrying away from college but later died at a hospital. their own breakfast, had left her First Chorine (quarreling in something worth while. lumbia, which furnishes Great Bri- general level of business. dressing room.)—Not only that, 000 never came back. tain with lumber, is operating its lying dead on the floor, their 2- Spnior — Yes, sir, the prettiest IMMIGRATION months-old sister asleep in her but you get uglier every day. co-ed in the place. mills at capacity and unable to Second Ditto—Another thing The Senate committee on immi- make immediate delivery. In Doubt crib. The Bouncing Prescription gration has reported a bill that Lawyer (handing client $100) that I can do and vou can't. Rural Doctor (meeting patient) Apologies to Mark Twain ;vouid suspend all quota immigra- —Here is the balance of your aw- His Inspiration ' —"I've—c»—taken the liberty of "For my insomnia, (he doctor tion for five years but provides for A Gorge in Prospect ard of $500, after deducting my "What made you a millionaire?" VISITORS SPEND 92 CENTS sending in my little account advises me to lie ;il (lie very edge, .the admission of 10,000 German City Urchin (in the country) — fee. Why do you frown? Aren't "Curiosity had a lot to do with The avrrii^e daily pi'r capita again." of the bed." refugee children a year for two Quick, Jimmie, there's a bee — veai s if you patisfied? it. I wanted to see if there was expenditure of visitors to the New ' patient—"Is that so? Well, act- "Wiiat'.s the idea?" He—Can't you give me some, ' their care is guaranteed catch it and we'll have some Client—I was just wondering any income my wife couldn't live York World's Fair, on re thev are ing on your advice, I'm avoiding "Thinks T may drop nfT, I sup- hope? by American residents. honey. who got hit by the car, you or I. beyond." inside the grounds, is 92 cents. business worries for the present." pose." She—No, Frank, I can never mar- ry you—but I think daddy would give you a good position as sales- man. J1_IM JIM ANCTHE rCCCE SWEETIE PIE

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First Microbe—What's wiODg with you? ITS A R0U6H N(6Hr ON THE OCEAN! A Second Microbe—I had a horrible LITTLE: OILONTDE dream! I dreamed I fell into a can TBOUflt-EO WATERS of antiseptic solution! YEP! 60T THE WILL CALM THE WHEELS STORM SLICKERY? -^~ I 'DOOK- HE'S AN LAMA JIGSAW PUZZLE 01L- The Chinese Lama Temple at the New York World's Fair was constructed in Pekin, then taken apart and brought to this coun- try in 23,000 individual pieces •which were reassembled like a huge jigsaw puzzle. FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939 PAGE SEVEN Township Track To Be Held August 18, 1 WILL TAKE PLACE LEGION LICKED BY GAS HOUSE GANG BUT EKES OUT WIN OVER LEAD WORKS, 3- E EN D NIGHT TILT FAILS Entries Now Being Taken ™ C Owls Bolster League Lead By Taking Ukes, 6 - 2TO ATTRACT CROWD At Various Playgrounds; WIN STREAK TO 6; Open To Boys, Girls TAKE 2 FROM YMC BROTHERHOOD WIN While Major League Scouts Fight Among Themselves CHAPLAR GIVES UP TO STADIUM HERE PRIZES TO BE GIVEN Messick Abandons Plan To Capture First, 5-3, And 2 IN ISELIN LOOP; 8 HITS IN DEBUT WOODUKIDGE — Calling all For His Services, Keating Calmly Runs Up Win Record Play Weekly Games sprinters! . , . Calling all weight Then Go On To Get throwers! ... In fact, calling all MOHAWKS BEATEN WOODBRIDGE—Many promis-i Sets Fast Pace Keating even in his defeat;;, as FOR LOCAL OUTFIT Under Arc Lights athletes! The local Recreation De- Nightcap, 8-6 ing youngsters have come up witness one account in which Ma- through the sand-lot and school- ] KARNAS CLIP_S HOMER partment announced yesterday Church Team lone toppled before Burlington Holds Foes Scoreless For 8 that a town.ship-wide track and 2 HOMERS FOR GERITYi Defeats Clif- boy baseball competition which Cardinals, 4 to 3. "Bernard Keat- WOODBRIDGE — C. William field meet will be held here Aug- fords, 5 To 2 And Then flourishes in Woodbridge Town- Innings: Zick Makes ust 18 and 111. The site for the ship, most of them to made into ing," George Nellis wrote, "sterl- "Monk" Messick, local baseball WOODBRIDGE — By defeat- magnate, sustained a shock and a contests is undetermined as yet, ing the Pulaski Young Men's Club Takes Bears, 12 To 3 oblivion when they face the stern- ing right hander oi" Dickinson Col- Spectacular Catch but it is hoped that the Legion er stuff of the big leagues. surprise over the week-end. Both- of Perth Amboy twice Sunday lege, "was the victim of a mental happenings transpired V r i d a y Stadium will b<- .secured. afternoon at the Legion Stadium LADDIES BLANK CUBS Frankie Jost seems destined for lapse on the part of his battery POCHEK GETS 3 FOR 4 a more auspicious fate and so, night when his American Legion Tliis year, the meet will be here ,the recently organized May- mate," and then went on to recite baseball club met Charley (lad- spread over 2 days. The first day or Geiner Association stretched it:; ISELIX—Four games, all pack- certainly, does Bernie Keating. WOODBRIDGE — The Wood- how, with a three run lead, the ek's Gas House Gang from Perth will be devoted (o juniors and in- number of victories to six and has ed with plenty of action, marked The latter has worked on the bridge Owls won their eleventh Amboy at. the Legion Stadium termidi;t oil" to enter find take part in the vari- other double bill at the locai sta- Raphael and U^ Mastrangelo Whether the youth will finish star, made his debut in this tiff. a good start and were out i'vont, ous events. Registrations are be- his course at Dickinson, where he ment, four of them pitchers," says dium. The garni? is slated to start were the shinging lights at the the Burlington Free Press. "The _ Chaplar held the Ukrainians to 3 to 2, going into the iifth in- ing taken at the playgrounds and at 2 o'clock. For the second skir- plate for the Bears, the former will be a unior next year, or suc- eight hits and scoreless until the ning. The Gadek tribe, however, at the Parish House here. cumb to the tempting offers of the big trio, Keating, Hayden and mish, the strong Massing Esso getting throe hits and the latter McCahon, has won 15 of the 10 eighth frame when the losers tal- opened up i nthe fifth and sixth The following events arc to be team of South Amboy will provide polling two. Raphael, on the tec big boys, is still a matter to be de- lied two runs. That was Chaplin?'* to take the lead, 5 to .'!. The vis- conducted: the opposition at 3 o'clock. The termined. Keating loves the game games so far this year. The Car- for the winners, held the Mohawk Bernie Keating dinals would profit by swapping all only bad inning. A spectacular itors increased the lead i) to .'! be- Mitroka combine is leading the and is anxious to make his mark, catch by "Pip" Zick, Owl right- fore the Soldiers registered. A Juniors: 19-12 Years batters to' five scattered safeties. six of its hurlers for Malone's BOYS—fiO-yaril dash, 440-yard Perth Amboy City Softball League, Brotherhood-Cliffords but at the same time he also has from the Malone Telegram attest lielder, ended that bad frame with late three-run rally in the lariL two being undefeated in its last six his heart set on a college degree. to the high regard in which the winning three." thre^ men on. frames by the Doughboys failed relay (4 on a team), running With a pair of hits apiece, Ba- In the meantime, Keating's broad jump; GIRLS — 50-yaH starts. The Massing Esso outfit con and J. Woods paced the Broth- He is faced with one of those tough local lad is held by the league fans, "Porky" Pochek was the lead- to overcome the Gas House mar- dash, 440-yard relay (4 on a decisions which he alone can make. and also to the reason be is so many well-wishers in Woodbridge gin. is leading the Twin-County night j erhood victory over the Cliffords, are anxiously awaiting his decision ing batter o fthe (lay as he got team), softball throw, rope skip, softball league. Idol of Fans three hits in four trips to the E. Itubright, with two bingle;;, eagerly sought by the majors. on one of the many offers extended Sunday afternoon ,tho Mossick and volley ball throw. stavrutl for the losers at the plat- A sheaf of. newspaper clippings plate, each going for extra bases. LasL Sunday, Dave Gorily con- Sports* writers find glory for him. crew made up for Us defeat Fri- Intermediate: 13-16 Years tinued his heavy hitting by belt- ter. He belted a triple and two day night by nosing out the Na- BOYS—7f»-y«ml dash, running ing two home runs. Fitzpatrick Brotherhood-Bears doubles. tional Lead nine, 3 to 2, at Wat- broad jump, hop-step and jump; registered a perfect day at the The Brotherhood players col- Owls (6) ers' Stadium in Perth Amboy. 20-yard dash, and baseball throw; plate. The playing of Kuzmiak lected a dozen runs off seven hits HOPELAWN LOSES AB R H Johnny Kanes' four-bagger in GIRLS—7.r>-ynrd dash, volley ball was, as usual, spectacular. Denny to beat the Bears. G. White, toss- Barcellona, ss 4 12 the ninth stanza .with a man throw, soflball throw, 440-yard Miller's elbowing in the past three ing for the victors, allowed but Leffler, cf 3 2 2 aboard accounted for ihe one-run relay (4 on a team), and rope .trames has shown him to be one of three safeties. Honcger and G. TO PORTJEADING Pochek, 3b 4 2 3 victory. skip. White each connected for two the outstanding softball flingers in Outhits Foes But Drops De- SPORTS ECHOES Sumutka, c 4 0 1 The Woodbridge Legion was on Seniors the county. blows to lead the batting. Zick, rf 4 0 0 the short end oL a 1-0 score go- Laddies-Cubs •BY ELMER "STEVE" VECSEY' BOYS—lOO-yi-.rd dash, 440-yard Jimmy Keating, manager of the cision, 4-2 In Senior Molnar, 2b 4 0 1 ing into the first half of the ninth Gyenes, lb 4 0 1 inning. Smart baseball by Mes- dash, running broad jump, run- Greiner Association, plans to Getting three hits off the slants League Contest Splinters From the Bench ning high jump, shot put and hop- bring to Woodbritlge some of the of Kenesky spelled defeat for the Four Elek, If 3 0 0 sick tied the count when Kocsi step and jump. best softball clubs in the state, Cubs. The Laddies bunched nine. How much can a team improve in four weeks? Ur, If 10 0 bunted Rusznuk home. PORT READING^— Although weeks ago the Woodbridge Field Club softball combine Legion 3) Special Events later in the season. bingles to win the contest. Fet- outhit, Port Reading downed Chaplar, p 3 11 In addition lo the regular ev- First game: ters and B. Corcoran tallied two Hopelawn, 4 to 2, in a Township blasted the Woodbridge Republican Club, 20 to 0, in three AB 11 II ents, the eommitee will stage the Pulaski Y. M. C. (3) hits apiece to cop batting honors. Senior Baseball League game irames. This week, the Field Clubbers barely eked out a Totals 34 G 11 M. Karnas, 2b 3 0 0 following special events: tug-of- ab r h played lire this week. Hopelawn 5-4 win over the same team. A lucky home run in the Carteret (2) Barceilora, ss 4 0 'J war, baseball throw and football Gydri, c 3 0 0 Shipping Cashew Nut registered six safeties to the win-eighth stanza did the trick. • And, three of the five count- AB R Gems, If 3 0 0 pass. Guzzy, 1b - 2. 1 0 Until 1923 cashew nuts were con- ner's five. '."•" .. ers were unearned. W. Boben, lb 4 Delaney, cf 3 0 1 sidered among the most risky foods Witek, cf 3 1 1 Hopelawn scored a vun in each Have you noticed the superiority of the township Wadiak, cf 4 Uusznak, lb - 3 10 to ship because so often they were Zape, ss 4 Leahy, ss 4 10 Chlebowski, sf 3 0 2 attacked by vermin. In that year the first and fifth innings to ac- recreation softball teams over the clubs in the Perth Coleiki, p 3 0 0 count for its pair of points. The Domrow.ski, 2b 4 Kocsi, rC 3 0 0 ;MELL shippers adopted the process of re- Amboy loop? Such outfits as the Woodbridge Field M. Boben, p 4 J. Karnas, c 3 11 Mazzy, If 3 0 0 placing part of the air in packing Port phiyers chalked up single Club, the Mayor Greiner Association and Red Onions Stas. ss 3 0 0 runs in the first and second Paslowsky, 3b 4 Galetta, p 4 0 0 cans with carbon dioxide or some have never suffered defeat at the hands of an Amboy Terebetski, If 4 S, 17-5 Bonk, 3b 2 0 1 other inert gas. This makes such a frames, then sewed up the con- Bryla, 2b 2 1 1 difference in keeping of the kernels test in the sixth. team. And, softball is something new in the town- Ginda, c 4 Totals HO 3 5 Otlowski, rf 2 0 0 that the imports increased from Kukula was on the mound for ship. Perth Amboy has had the sport for the past five Gurai, if 2 National Lead (2) Shell Combine Has Field some 100,000 pounds in 1923 to 4,000,- the winners, while Kozma took years. Kiclman, rf .'. l AB R II Day Against Local Totals 27 3 !> 000 pounds in 1930 and 15,000,000 care of the hurling for the los- The "old timers" may not be as fast as our younger Simonsen, If 3 11 (Continued on Page 8) pounds in 1934. ers. Both elbowers labored in softball enthusiasts, but they can certainly outhit them. Totals 35 2 8 Urbanski, 2b 4 0 1 G.O.P. Outfit great style. Two "old timers" are leading the township senior league Ukes 000 000 020—2 Daniels, rf 5 0 1 Owls 220 020 OOx—G Zawillinski, cf 4 U () WOOnniUDGE—Scheduled as DeFario, Hopelawn -third base- in batting. Cliff Jaeger, of the Sewaren Red Ghosts, is man, was the only player to hit Gresh, c 4 0 2 a Township Heavy Senior Softball (ops with an average of .750 and Dave Gerity, of the Fra- Sebesky, S3 4 0 1 game, the Shell Laboratory team Genovese, With Average Of .636, more than once during the game. ternity Club, rates next with .700. His two safeties put him top man FORDS FIREMEN RALLYStumpf, lb 3 0 0 forgot ilself and turned the tussle There are five Woodbridge diamond stars who are Deal;, 3b 2 1 0 into a field meet. When the run- for the day. TO UPSET HOPELAWN ning ended, the Shell tribe wal- Leads Batsmen In Senior League playing first team ball with teams in the Twin-County Bruzdowski, p 2 0 I loped the Woodbridge Republi- Night Softball League in Perth Amboy. The teams are Held Scoreless For 5 In- cans, 17 to 5. WOODBRIDGE—With a baiting average of .636, L.FARMERS REGISTER composed of approximately 75% North Jersey per- Totals 31 2 7 Genovese, of the Charlie's Cafe team, leads the Township formers, many of whom have played in the National nings, Recover To Post Legion 000 0(1(1 OOIS—I! Six runs in the first stanza, one Championships in Chicago. The local stars, making National Lead .... 000 1)00 101—2 jn the second, three in the fourth, Heavy Senior Baseball League in batting •during the first 3 To 2 Triumph Errors—StumpC, Leahy, M. Kar- six more in the fifth and one in half play ,according to Samuel Gioe, recreation director WIN OYER_AVENEL good on foreign soil, include Cliff Jaeger, Percy Wuko- the sixth gave (he Shell combine vets and Bob Balog playing with the Metuchen Repub- FQRDS — Playing* scoreless (Continned on Paye 8) its seventeen runs. of the township WPA. Batting averages for the first half, Take 4-2 Decision In Con- licans; Andy Gadek of Burlew's Lobsters, and Jim Bal- ball for five innings, the Fords The Gops registered one run in as compiled by Andrew Gadek, follow: test At Seco Field In langer with Sparky's. Firemen opened up in the closing the second inning, one in the frames to tally one run in the sixth NAME TEAM AB R AVE. At la.st! There is one Barcellona in town who doesn't and two more in the seventh to SPURT IN 6TH, 7TH fourth, two in the fifth and one L. Genovese Charlies' Cafe : 11 7 .036 Township League more in the sixth to account for Fishinger Hungarian Dems 15 (J .000 eat, drink and sleep baseball. That one is the younger defeat the Hopelawn Firemen, :j their tolal of five. Fredericks Wolverines 11 6 .545 AVKNEL — Playing on even Cholly Barcellona. The other day, at a championship to 2, in a Township Firemen's SPARES HOPELAWN terms as far as hitting was con- Simonsen, Ilargraves and Mon- L. Simonsen Bluebirds 11 C .545 aoftball game that was packed with torrid action, Cholly Softball League contest here. Zambo Charlies' Cafe 15 8 .533 cerned, the Iselin Farmers earned Junior, a spectator, left the field to play checkers at the Hopelawn got its pair of run? tizolli, with two hits apiece, paced a 4 to 2 verdict over Avenel in a Results In 7 To 4 Victory the winners in' batting. Zambo EIko Bar Flies 14 7 .500 Parish house. Evidently there's more excitement in check- in the last frame. Although the Fischer Bar Flies 10 5 .50U Township Heavy Senior Softball losers outhit the winners, 7 to 5, Over Keasbey In Town- starred with the stick for the los- Keasbey F. C 10 5 .500 League contest at the Seco field ers for him than there is in softball. ers with a trio of safeties. Gloff IOOSP playing on their part ac- A. Simon Hopelawn 23 11 .478 here. I've been told that Johnny Korczowski, last year's counted for the Fords win. ship Ball League Ferraro ' Wolverines 13 G .401 Woodbridge High gridiron ace, is now thinking of en- Burylo, flinging for the locals, Sabo was on the tee for Hope- KEASBEY—Staffing a rally in Winners In Shuffleboard Lomonico Charlies' Cafe 9 4 .444 and L. Raphael, elbowing for the tering William and Mary College. Me thinks, unless he Geis Wolverines 10 7 .437 lawn. But a trick play pulled on the last two frames, Ilopelawn Tournament Are ScheduledKopporwats Bar Flies 14 G .42* Iselin clan, both pitched excellent signs up with one of the institutions still looking for his him. sending in a run for the op- broke a 4-4 tie to trip ihe Keas- Griph Hopelawn 7 3 .428 ball throughout the game. The services, another month will find him out in the cold. position, turned his brilliant pitch- bey Field Club, 7 to A, in a. Town- inly difference in hitting was that ing- into a mediocre (lay. WOODBRIDGE — One of the Elek Bluebirds ,. 7 3 .428 As the new recreation center in Fords nears comple- ship Senior Baseball League game, Daprile Holy Name 7 3 .42£ the Farmers belted the oval when tion, there is increased bowling talk day by day. Indica- Basze and Kamm paced the los- this week. most popular activities at the Stump Bar Flies 7 3 .421, runners occupied the bags. The Woodbridge playground is a shuf tions are that at least two leagues, with eight teams each, ers' in batting with two hits Keasbey scored first by register- J. Genovese Holy Name 7 3 ,42b bases were vacant each time Ave- apiece. They were the only two fle-bail tournament. Results to Sweitzer Hopelawn 19 8 .423 lel connected far a hit. will be required to accomodate alley fans already prepar- I ing one run inthe first inning. player? of both teams to hit more Hopelawn stepped ahead in the date are as follows: De Fario Hopelawn 19 8 .421 The Farmers speared their run;= ing for the chute .season. First round—Carney nosed out J. Mezo Bar Flies 15 <> .400 than once. second by scoring two runs. The by getting one in each the third lead changed when Keasbey tal- Schickov, Statile dropped Ebner, K. Simonsen Bluebirds 10 4 .401 ind fourth frames and two in the Calling All Pigskin Toters! Manganaro whipped Kreisel, Pow- Kramer Hopelawn 5 2 .401 lied two runs in the third. Hut in Sebesky Keasbey 17 7 .3SU ifth. Lone tallies in the fourth Right in the middle of this week's heat wave, Nick FIELD CLUB HARD PUTthe fourth frame, Ilopelawn again ers defeated Lauritzen, Bothwell ind sixth made up Avenel's total conquered Viatranos, Minsky Kluj Hopelawn 18 7 .38^ Prisco, football coach at Woodbridge High, who's prob- TO SNARE G.O.P, 5-4 moved ahead by adding two more stopped Albertson, T. Kath wal- Boka Charlies' Cafe 8 3 .37; I'll 11S. able enjoying cool breezes at Point Pleasant at the mo- points. Keasbey tied the count in M. Karnas Bluebirds 16 6 .37- Two bingle by C. Dube was hit- ment, came through with a bit of relief—football and the j Republicans Almost Eniov the Iifth. And, two runs in the loped W. Kath and Dubay won J. Zullo Holy Name 11 4 .36: y from Orliek. ing tops of the game. thought of snappy weather. ' sixth and one in the seventh pav- S. Tobak Hungarian Dems 22 S .3GL ed the way for the Ilopelawn win. Second round (not completed; L. Varshany Hungarian Dems H 4 .36; WOODBRIDGE BLAMED Unable to reach each individual candidate for foot- Stunning Uvset Of Lat- —Statile blasted Carney, Power? J. Varshany Hungarian Dems n 4 .3G: ball at the B air on avenue school this season, Niclc aske<| tanzio Combines Although Hopelawn won, Keas- lost to Bothwell and Manganaro Minkler Hungarian Dems H 4 .301 'JV OPENING NET PLAY me to get his boys lined up. To his prospective gnci- bey battered the slants of ('ipo was halted by Minsky. Konowicz Keasbey 14 5 .3?'. iron performers, Prisco says "Start now to get in good WOODBRIDGE — Batting on for thirteen hits, while the best Kath and Dubay have yet to Ti-oko Wolverines 12 4 .331 the winners could do at the plate J. Simon Loses Singles And Doubles physical condition." even terms, the Republican Club piny their match. Hopelawn 21 7 .33" softball team held the powerful was to gut five safeties off the de- Paszy Hopelawn 6 2 .33: To Perth Amboy Team According to Nick, and I believe we all agree with liveries of Komowicz. .1. Syre Hungarians Dems 21 7 .33: him, football is _a rugged game. It cannot be played effec- Woodbridge Field Club team to a Legion To Meet P. A. Ukes Bedi Hungarian Dems 3 1 .33L In First Round close score in a Township Senior Switzer, with two bingles, star- Deter Charlies' Cafe o 2 .33;- tively by softies. Furthermore, there is not much fun in Softball League game. The final red with the stick for the victors. At Stadium Here, Sunday H. Golden Charlies' Cafe r> 2 .33: WOODERIDGE — Woodbridge playing the game when one is out of condition. To getscore found the Republicans on Komowicz, Charonko, Kriss and O. Kollar Holy Name 6 2 .33; ;ot away to a bad start in the the most out of playing, the player must be fit. He must the short end of a 5 to 4 count. Whitney were best fo rthe losery. Schenski Holy Name 9 3 .33: the former getting terhe safeties tVOODBRIDGE — Wood- Central Jersey Tennis League Sat- be chuck full of energy and vitality, ready to endure the A three-run rallv by the Gon= bridge's American Legion ball J. Pocklembo Bluebirds 12 4 .33: strain and the bumps, and rarin' to go. fpll short of creating one of the and the latter three two each. club will take another crack at Woodruff Bar Flies 15 5 .33.'. lrday afternoon when the local Kocsi When physically fit, the player will enjoy the give- biggest upsets in the loop. The playing' Sunday ball at home Charlies' Cafe 10 3 .301 lourt representatives were blank- losers asneared one run in the this Sunday afternoon when it- L. Tobak Charlies' Cafe 10 3 .301 and-take of personal and-of team combat with the oppo- F. Kozma Hopelawn 10 3 .300 'd in an opening match with Perth nents. Playing football takes courage and a fellow fourth innine and three in the tangles with the strong Ukrain- J. Kozma Hopelawn 17 5 .294 Vmboy at the Brighton Avenue last to account for their total. GOLF 50c TM ian Democratic Club of Perth Ajiderson Bar Flies 17 5 .294 Courts in that city. The Wood does not have much "stomach" to stand the rough and In winning, the Lattanziomon SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS Amboy at the Legion Stadium tumble of the game unless he is physically in shape. F. Syre Hungarians 24 7 .29] bridge players lost the three sin- rojristored two runs in the first $i and HOLIDAYS here at 3 o'clock. Fed or Hopelawn 14 4 .285 Therefore, the first business of the player is to prepare gles and two doubles matche? frame, two more in the sixth and Bill Mossick, pilot of the S. Zick Charlies Cafe 14 4 .285 himself physically—in other words, to go into training. onp in the seventh. (ircnlly liujiravi-d IN-II<>1<> COHTHO Murtagh Main JHfilnvny Itclinlit nml Doughboys, announced that he Wolverines 14 4 ,285 .vithout winning a set. It is a good plan to start early to get into condition- Ht'swrfnceil Payti Keasbey '. 7 2 .285 Zick and Zambo worked best at will have Delaney, Barcelona, Ted Ernst defeated Eddie Mil- the plate for the Republicans with Leahy and Karnas in the line- Parsler • Bar Flies 13 4 ;2GS ler, G-0, G-2. T. MacWilliam won the earlier the better. Of course it goes without saying Sabo Charlies' Cafe 8 2 .250 that plenty of sleep and regular hours, careful eating, and two hits apiece, while none of the OAK RIDGE up in addition to his regulars. from Alfred Tyrrell, G-2, G-2 and winning batters connected for Gurzo Charlies' Cafe 8 2 .250 H. Levine nosed out Jack Fleming, no smoking nor drinking, supported by muscular means Bedi Hungarians 8 2 .250 more than one bingle. GOLF COURSE Fly Aid to Plants J. Karnas Bluebirds 8 2 .250 G-2, G-4. of hardening the body, and with a few short sprints and Not all (lies are pests. The drone In the doubles, C. Weitzen and a mile jog daily, will be excellent preliminary condition- Pitchers Milano, of the Gons. Clark Township Kriss j "" Keasbey 12 3 .250 and J. McLaughlin. of the Field Hetivecu Wt'»fllfl<1 nml Unlmny fly does much good in devouring Matusz 1 Bar Flies 24 G .250 H. So'obodien bested Tyrrell and ing for the football season. plar.t-Iicx. Club, were each touched for six- Inquiries Invlti-d Lackey -IS... Bar Flies 20 5 .250 {Continued on 8) (Continued on Page 8) safeties. HAHWAY 7—^3»4 PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939 'FORDS AND RARITAN TOWNSHIP BEACON

SPORTS ECHOES Baseball And Softball Schedules Iselin News Colonia News A SPEECH THAT {Continued horn St>ort lJagc) WOODBRIDGE—Herewith are the standings, as of Wednesday, MADE HISTORY 1 and the schedules for the coming week in the various Township base- The First Church of Iselin, • —The Mothers' Club of Colonia —Miss Jane Patterson of Mc- How To Put On Weight ball and softball leagues, as prepared by Director Samuel Gioe: Presbyterian, held its annual pic Boy Scout Troop No. 61 met with Farland Road was hostess at a sur- Each gridiron prospect should aim to start football WEEK OF AUG. 7 nic to Roosevelt Park Saturday. Mrs. Howard Mason of Dover prise party in honor of Miss Dor- Towmhip Senior Baseball practice a few pounds over his normal weight, accord- Road, Thursday. Scoutmaster Sid- othy Ludwig on her birthday Tuesday —Bar Flies vs. Holy Name. : The Rev. Adolph Berhcnberg has ing to Nick's info to me for you. If a prospective player ney Pinkham was the guest speak- —Blue Birds vs. Charley's Cafe. • ' , announced th:it he will serve Holy Wednesday. Guests were Alice er. Announcement was made that is underweight, here's a bit of routine to add some Thursday —Hopelawn vs. Wolverines. Communion at the early service Manse, Jean Walker, Lydia Volk, paundage: —Hungarian Dems, vs. Keasbey F. C. nxt Sunday morning, for the con- twelve boys had signed up to go Peggy Knauer, Alice McArthur Take extra rest periods. . Regular exercise, not too Intermediate League venience of vacationers and visit- to the Boy Scout Camp at Mortim- and Gladys Den Bleyker. Monday —Homestead vs. F. C. Jrs. er SchifT Reservation on August heavy, will .stimulate appetite, Follow the exercise by a ors in town who wish to leave —Mrs. Joseph Corbett and Wednesday—Homestead vs. Boys' Club. daughter Arlcne of H&ghfield massage, then rest. . . . Milk, fresh fruits, cod liver oil early. 13. The boys will be transported ;.nd plenty of butter will help put on healthy weight. . . . Friday —Clovers vs. F. C. Jrs. by private cars and all parents do- Road were guestK at a surprise birthday party in honor of Mrs. Liver, eggs and meat will favor muscular development. . . . Junior League Mrs. Myrtle Sharp and bon' nating cars are asked to be at the Saturday Ethel Dign of Woodbridge on Eat high-caloried meals. . . . Between meals do not be Donald, of Sonora avenue, are vis- Pinkham home on Chain-o-Hills (AUK 5) —W. F. C. vs. Crusaders. Tuesday. afraid of milk, raw eggs, fruits and combinations of egg iting friends in Pittsburgh, Pa. Road not later than 2:30 P. M. noggs and malted milks. Be careful not to have the latter Ford* Light Senior Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rapacioli The boys will be given one week —Mrs. Thomas Hynes of Berk- Monday —Hopelawn vs. Hillbillies. ley Avenue was a guest speaker at Fred Worlock, enacting Andrew TOO sweett. . . . High-caloried foods are: Hulter, cream, and son, Richard, and daughters, :,t camp and the major portion of Wednesday—Heinze vs. Hillbillies. Marilyn, Margaret and Mildred, of the expense will -be provided by a dinner given by the New Bruns- Hamilton, famed colonial attorney salad dressing, bacon, cereal, creamed-soups, rich desserts, wick Home News for members of beans, nuts, dried fruits, potatoes, sugar, gravies, fat Friday —Heinze vs. Dog Patch. Correjn avenuv, spent Saturday at the club and the Scout Commjt- who delivered a famous speech in their staff and correspondents at defense of freedom of speech and meats, jellies and jams. . . . And, lastly—lots of sleep. Township Senior Softball the New York World's Fair. tee.. It was decided to dispense the Roper Smith Hotel in New press in 1734, delivers the talk for Monday —Shell Lab. vs. Red Ghosts. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olali with meetings during August and Brunswick, Thursday evening. Tuesday' —Fraternity vs. Avenel Dems. and family, of Trieste Street, have the next regular meeting will be Director Joe Newman before re- To Take OH Weight Mrs. Hynes is Colonia correspond- cording it for the cameras in Wednesday—W. F. C. vs. Farmers. moved into their new home on Oak held at the home of Mrs. Sidney ent for the paper, In case the footbali candidate is overweight, here's the —Shell Lab. vs. Red Onions. Tree Road. Pinkham, Sr. September 14. John Nesbitt's latest Passing Pa- rade one-roller for Metro-Goldwyn- low-down to lose a few pounds: Exercise. ... A hard job. Friday —Avenel Dems. vs. Republican Club. —Miss Antoinette Petolelti, of —Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fletch- —Beverly and Robert Barbour, Mayer, "The Story That Couldn't . . . Self denial on the foods you like. No seconds. . . . Oak Tree Road is visiting relative.*.er and son Billy visited at Laval- children of Mr. and Mrs. William Girls' Softball Be Printed." Jack Chertok pro- Foods to use are clear soups, skim milk and buttermilk, at Midland Be;ich. ;otte on Saturday and were guests Barbour of West Street, have re- Thursday turned to their home from a vis- duced. fresh fruits and dried fruits without sugar, watery and —Mrs. Amy Hinds, of IIi]]erest:at Point Pleasant in a celebration (Au«-. 10) —Port Reading at IseJin. it at the home of their grand- fibrous vegcttables such as artichokes, beets, asparagus, Fire Co. League Avenue, and Mrs. James Dunlap, in honor of Billy's twelfth birth- mother, Mrs. B. A. Sell of Pat- Women to Fijiht —Port Heading at Ilopelawn (Aug. 4). of Oak Tree Road, are visiting day. On Sunday the Fletchers en- greens, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, crson, N. J. Because nf the loss of. man power egg-plant, lettuce, onions, parsnips, squash, string beans, relatives in Chicago, III. tertained at a family dinner party in honor of Mrs. Fletcher's broth- —Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Beaujon in Turkey, women are to be forced tomatoes, turnips, spinach; course breads.such as graham Township Senior Baseball Fire Company League —Mr. and Mrs. John Stopfe er, James P. Vox of New York of Colonia Boulevard were guests into active warfare during the next and whole wheat; lean meats such as beef, chicken, lamb, AVon Lost Fords 4 and family, formerly of Fiat Ave- ^}. , , . , , conflict. Those who are fit lor the Clt whose of Mr. and Mrs. George Seminotc lean fish such a halibut, smelts, whitefish; cheese, especial- Holy Name 2 0 Hopelawn 2 .me-, have moved to Jersey City. • >' birthday was on Mon- of C ran ford Sunday and on Mon- first line, such as the hardy peas- (lay. ly soft cheese, any salad, avoiding rich salad dressing. . . . Blue Birds 2 0 Port Reading 2 day had as their guests the Rev. ant women, will go there. The more Hopelawu Owls 3 1 Keasbey 1 Emergency Fund —Mr. and Mis. Thomas Hynes fragile city girl of superior type will Foods to avoid are cream soups, breakfast cereals, bread, 1 and Mrs. Samuel Blocker of As- Hungarian Dems 2 1 Avenel 0 Mother—Robert is complaining and family will ieave this week bury Park and Mrs. Runyon be allotted to the specialized starchy vegetables such as potatoes and corn, fatty meats that since he pot a car you have:for Long Island, Maine, where branches, such as the air force, or Bar Flies 1 2 Township Senior Softball Block of East Orange. ;uch as pork, bacon, mackeral, lobster, veal and duck; all Koasbey 0 2 been holding back some of his al-' t-hey will be the guests of Mr. to" the administrative offices, liber- Farmers 2 tried foods, pastry and rich desserts, rich dressings, gravies Charley's Cafe 0 2 towance. Is that true? .Hyncs' sister. —Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Johnson ating men (or fighting. The bulk of of Montrose Avenue, attended the the selected women will do the work and sauces, nuts, beans, dried fruits, sugar and sweets, Wolverines 0 2 Red Onions 1 Father—Yes, I am keeping back —The Colonia Civic Club at a cream, butter and ice cream. W. F. C 1 part of it to pay his fides. recent meeting voted to hold a funeral of their cousin, Mrs. of the army behind the lines: cook- Fords Light Senior Baseball Shell Lab 1 Bertha Reid of Newark Monday. Ing, baking, mending, scrubbing, In closing his remarks, Nick stressed the point that — 'picnic on Sunday on the grounds camp toiling, orderlies, sanitation, Huinzc 2 0 Avenel , 0 Different Reactions of the home of Otto Rosenburg of Mrs. Reid died at the Presbyterian members of the team should eat plenty of fruits and Hospital and was the mother of serving, and, of course, hospital du- Dog Patch 1 0 Red Ghosts 0 The Professor—When I get East Street. Mrs. William Bar- liver. Fruits and liver aid in the chloride shift of the the late movie star, Wallace Reid. ties. Hopelawn AVolfs 0 1 Fraternity 0 close to nature it makes me feel bour, Mrs. Martha Frugncr and blood and supply the oxygen carrying corpuscles, both Bar Flies 0 2 •Republicans 0 like a little grub. Miss Rose Tcrzella are in charge of which promote athletic efficiency. Hill Billies 0 0 LEGAL NOTICE Township Girls' Softball The Other—A little? It makes'of arrangements. Woodbridgo Intermediate Baseball Alley Hawks 3 me feel like a lot. I eat like a\ —Mrs. Frank A. Pattison of AUDIT REPORTS—COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX LOUKIDES TOPS KATH W. F. C. Jrs 1 0 Red Devils 2 horse when I'm in the country. Chain-o-Hills Road, business man- JANUARY 1ST TO DECEMBER 31ST, 1938 Clovers 1 0 ager of the Colonia Consumers co- HOBBIES OF Squaws 1 OOl'NTV Ol1' MHUH.ESKX IN CHECKERS' TOURNEY Homestead 1 0 Starlets 0 operatives, is attending this week STATIC OK NKW .II-J1SMHY THE STARS LEGAL NOTICE at Massachusetts Agricultural Col- COUNTY TKHASCltiCU-S OKKICK Kambltors 1 2 Isclin Light Senior Competition Is Being Held Boys' Club 0 2 Refer Tti: AV-KO Docket H«-'J70 'lege, Amhorst, Mass., the weekly UAI,ANCK SHKKTS—Cl'lUiKNT ACCOUNT Brotherhood 3 1 Kcctirdcd: Itmii; 11 lit i'iic*' ~'l January I, 1938 to December 31, 1SK1S Woodbridge Junior Baseball .MITICK OI' I'l 111,11' SA1,IJ 'sessions of the Eastern Co-opera- For Youths Under 15 Fire Laddies 2 1 TO WlloAl IT MAY CoNCKltN: jtive.s. During her absence Mrs. M. or Rangers 3 0 Bears A. A .. 2 1 At ;i rcKuliir meeting cf the Town- Jan. 1. 1PK8Dec. 3 1, 193S ship ('titt nil it t ec of I lu* Tow UN I ilp of !M. Pattison and Mrs. Otto Brock- ASSETS Decrease* At Playgrounds Crusaders 1 1 Cubs A. C .. 1 1 Wooilbridtfe held Monday. July iTtii. inan will be in charge of the local ? 15 K 7,438.72* >W. F. C 0 1 lli:r:i, I was directed ID iidwriise I lie Taxes Iteeeivable: Mohawks „ 1 2 furl ihiit on Monday even ins, August limit. 1I2.371.94 WOOimRIDGR—Gus Loukides Comets 0 2 Year 19'iH Cliffords Boys .. 1 Till. 1039, the Township Cummittco ! —Judge and Mrs. Arthur Year 19,17 ni.-MKi.H •MS.fiS 52.M4.56* won the checker championship of Won will meet at 7 1'. M. HOST) in tbe Uevenuc Accounts Iteeeivable .... ;t!>,7K(i.ri7 .1104, il 17G.li7.Hr. the Woodbridge playground in a Lost Committee Cliainbei'.s, Memorial Mu- Brown and daughter Millicent other Aifonnts l"!ecplval>te .. 4,759.1(1 'J5G.K9* .. 10 0 nici]iii I Building, Wood bridge, New recent tournament held for those Cyclones .... have returned from a two weeks' Hlock Investment—New Bruns- Cardinals .. .. 8 2 Jersey, ami t-xpD.sc ami sell HI public: . wick Trust Company 1,740.0(1 under fifteen years of age. His Greiners Extend Naie ami to the highest iiiiider tie-j vacation at Livingston Manor m Deferred Maliineew—-New Bruns- Falcons .. 5 5 cording to terms of .salt' on (lit; with wick Trust Company 591,4 5 117 .1)7 173.88* opponent in the finals was Thom- tin- Township Clerk open lo inspec- the Catskills. {Continued jtuin Sport Page] Ramblers .. .. 3 7 Funds in Hunks in Llouhlation .... 7.fi'»2.R7 0 7,fi9^.87* as Kath. tion ;irif! Hi be ]niljliely reiid prior lo —Miss Gloria Paul, daughter of Fnniis in Reorganized Banks S4.201.S7 II 1! 1 ''(' 1 S7* Red Eagles ... 2 8 sale. Lots 3 to 6 inclusive in Block Following are the results ac- Greiner Ass'n Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paul of St. KmertfiMiey Kevenut-s ....: Sfi,0fi.l.30 815 .81 rTnum ,)rjcf. ai el- with all the Wachung Mountains. d.vston, today announced the final I.IAHILITIHS lick trimmed Macholl, 'Powers S. McLaughlin, 2b 3 said mill I- —Percy O'Connor of Montrose Tax Antifipatlloii IJonds JI7-t.S00.ltO S00.00 $1 OS,000.00 standing of the Woodbridge play-i ""im price. Tax llevorme Hon:t7 Taxes JlfCelvahle ing at the studios he goes on long Score by reserves the ri^ht fn its diticrt-t ion to Revenue Accounts Receivable ... 39,786.57 2] (I,204.42 1TCJ .I17.S5 Third round-—Kath won from innings: the Cardinals who were also un- reject any one or alj bids inul to sell turned from a vacation at Cape Otlicr Accounts Hccelvable 4.759.1 G 3, SOI'. 2 7 DGC.89* Viatranos and Loukides halted Eb- fishing trips. Every morning Pidg- i Pulaski Y. M. C 001 000 2—3 defeated until they met their nem- said lots in said block to such bidder Cod. Slock Investment—New Bruns- as it may select, dtic reward beinfj 7IG.00 ner. con lakes long walks before break- Greiner Ass'n 000 500 x—5 esis, the Cyclones. Kiven to terms and num nor of pay- _ ^ wick Trust Company 1,716.00 1, -Mrs. John Maas and daughter Deferred Habnicc—Nnw Rruns- fast, one of bio best methods of "* ' * * Teams registered for the sec-' nieut, in case one or mure minimum' "'"'',,".'"'"'J^.'. — ' ,," "V i." " 4 17.r,7 173.88* Final round—Loukides defeated bids tditill be rwdvwt. Joan of West Cliff Road, have re- wick Trii.it Corn puny 5!)1.4 5 Kath. keeping fit. Second game: ond half, which will begin next Funds in JJanks in JJijulflation 1 l"pon accfjuaiicf of the minimum turned from a visit at the home and In UeorKtini/.ed Banks .... (i,tl!'7.7;i 0 ,097.73* Pulaski, Y. M. C. (6) Monday, arc: Ramblers, Cardinals, bid, or bid above minimum, by the Surplus llevenue.i—Nun Cash .... 201.201.73 3,866.83 h i Cyclones and Crusaders. All con-; Township Committee and the pay- of her brother and sister-in-law, ab ment thereof by the purchaser ac- Gydri, c ... 3 o'tracts must be filed with Mr. Gioe cording t" Hiu manner of purchase Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grube of Totals t 71S.fi33.OG $1,070,613.74 $ 352,090.68 Guzzy, lb 2 not later than today. in accordance with terms of salle on Cheslertown, N. Y. Legion Licked file, the Township will deliver a Witek, cf . 4 bargain and sale deed for said —Mr. and Mrs, Ilussell Feake^ K SHKI-3TS—TltT'ST ACCOUNT (Continued jrom Sport Page) (Continued from Sfwrf Jiinuady 1, 1938 to December 31, 1938 Miller, 10-8, 6-1, and E. Wilson Chlebowski, P 3 AIR CORPS premises. 'of Dover Road were dinner guests Increase nas.Home run—J. Karnas. Sacri- Goleiki, rf B. J. DI.'.VlliAX. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas or and B. Dickson paired to beat Bud , 3 Mass production and resulting Township Clerk. Dec. 3 1, 193S fice hits—Urbanski, 1-iruztlowski, Mazzy, If . T1I 103 Jim. '.1, 39^K Deoreiise* die Campbell and Fleming, 6-3, 4 economies lead some officials of DATED: JULY 18T1I. 1039. :Hayman of Westfield. ASSISTS -• .-• - - . Simonsen., Kocsi. Struck out by— ss ... To be advertised July 28th and Cash - ,. ... *5 ?25 i,:io.'..15 J199, ,692. .50 o-i. i 3 the Air Corps lo believe that, the iiRusl 4th, I!)30 in the Fords Beacon. —Dr. and Mrs. Fred Albee of Galetta, 2; by Bnmlowski, 7. Bas- 3b .. State Tuxes Itecelvable From The following is the schedule of j 3 Army will be able to get six thous- West Hill Road have returned to Municipalities - ,Sr.8JG 0 2,,85R,.46* es on balls off—Galetta G, off sf .. Stale School FIIHIIH Due from matches for the next three weeks: i and planes within two years, al- LEGAL NOTICES their home here from their home Bruzduwski 5. Umpires—Baclcr a, 2b .. though the 530,000.000 provided tlie State of New Jersey .... Ii 7 ,r.7<;.,l>7 1,,500,.95 Tommorrow — New Brunswick- TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF RAR- in Nokomis, Florida and will re- .Municipal Homls on Hand • 5G,tiS9.r(i; ..Mi 2!t,,0110..00* and Kapucy. by Congress was oilicially estimat- St'irk in vc.slnicnl—New Hroim-, Woodbridge at New Brunswick; IT AN TOWNSHIP KIRVI via- main a few weeks. Totals 30 ed to be sufiicicnt for only 5,500 TRICT NO. 2: wifk Com pit 11 y : 0, Otil.OO Ii. 051.'mi Aiift-u.st 32 — Metucheii-Wood- NOTICE IS J1KI1E15Y GIVEN that Horoii^h and Tuwnsdiip State Greiner Ass'n (8) planes. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Volk of Aid Kereiv;il)l<-—UnadH 9 11* Gashouae Gang (10) bridgo at Metuchen, on yalurilay. the l!)lh day of August, „ , -,..,. , . ,, . ,97 4.«n -I.121. r.i 55S. ab 1 Ull'J, Iii-tween thi.- 1 idi. Misc<'llani>f)us Trusts ' 11 68* AB R H is of i:ou p. M.;bast Cliff road have as their guest Trust CHHII Deficit ]0 5 1 10.AT/. 54 August 19 — Woodbridge-Perth Gerity, 3b 3 aini K:IH| p. -M.. iinyiiKht SiiviiiK Ti'ne ] their nephew, James Way, of Jer- Goolkn, ss 4 0 . 0 NOTICK of said day. a nieetinp of the legal vol- j n. Amboy at Woodbridge. Coll, rf 1 TAKE NOTIC10 that L-mis Gcnoveat. ers of Haritan Township Fire District , sey Llty. Totals ?136,465.75 $310,496.4 6 $171,030.71 Reinerl, 3b .... 5 3 4 1 iMcLcod, rf and John Gcnovos" intend to apply tc. No. 2 will be hold at the Firo House • jyj LIAB1L.IT IKd Daniels, If 5 2 4 2 the Board «(' Contmiwieners «f 'he of .s;jjd Kirc Disiricl on Moiunonth, Adolph Gruppo St'renk, lb .... 5 0 1 In the Master Bookbinders As-|Kuzmiak, ss 4 Township of Raritan for a Plenary Re- Avenue, Menlo Park. Raritan Town-1 daughter, Doris, and Mrs. Hel- sociation exhibit in the British J, McLaughlin, 2b 2 tail Consumption license for premises ship, AliildleseX County, New Jersey, Pension Funds ,92..fb I1IU7I.90 $1,517.14 Koneski, 2b .... 4 1 1 situated al "Plot (A) Four in Block A" the purpuse and object ot which is tomuth Nestler of New York Due to the Stale of New .lerney: SlalkowicK, c ... 3 1 1 Pavilion at the New York World's Fitzpatrick, lb 3 which is at the corner of Raritan Road submit to the legal voler.s of said Rar- returned to their homes from a State School Tax - it,31-1,32 2,316. SO Fair is a. model of the binding W. Gadek, cf 3 ,ind King Street. ilan Township Fire District No. 2. at State Soldiers' Bonus Tax 362.08 1E3.G2 Eaton, c .... 2 0 1 Objections, if any, should bn mnrle a suecial election to he held al that, visit here at the home of their 90% St.alc Srliool Tax Overpaid .02 Gadek, cf .... 2 0 0 which was prepared by Douglas Urf If 2 '••'itiii-diiili'ly in writing to; W. R. lime and place. Ih". foUnwijijj resohi-, ]>arcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Richard State Hrlitmt KumJs Due to. Cockerall for the Codes Sinaiti-jA. Gadek, sf 2 Woodward. Clerk of the Township of tion adopt,.! by ih.- Hoard ,.f Kire LUL,ert,r OP Fairvirw Avonup Municipalities * 62.713.13 251,K0K.23 ISO,095.10 Koc/.owski, cf .... 2 1 0 ljUtCltl Or aliv)cw cus, the famous Bible manuscript G. Miller, c 1 Raritan. R. F. D. No. 1, New Bruns- Commissioners, Uistritt No. 2, of Rar-. ' ^ AVCHUe. Trust Mond I'a>"iil)le r>6 ,069.51) 29.000.00* Virag, rf .... 4 2 3 wick. N.. J. ilan Township, and dated July 24ib. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKenna Ilcscrve l'f>r Cash B;iil Account . .. 3,5 a 1.92 599.00* bought a few years ago by Great Saakes, p 3 (Signed) LOUIS GKNOVKSK and Ucservf; for I nterenl and L>1 vi- Simonsen, rf 3 0 1 103^. to authorize by majority vole the .o ri ,, , . , their Britain from Russia for about a JOHN GENOVESE. issuance of bonds therein described Vernon Avenue had as fleiids—('ash Hail Account ... S98.a4 J) 13.84 45.60 F.B.—Sm-4.11. for i iu> purposes and objects Lliut'em week-end guest Mrs. McKennaS Horough and Townwiiip State Aid haJf JiiiDiou dollars. He-rclViih)e— lUnulx Totals 30 16 16 Totals 26 8 10 set forth; viz: sister, Mrs, Eleanor Dobbins of 295.9* J 37.3J5 J5S.59* Score by innings: LEGAL NOTICES -BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RE- ^'iscell,inemi« Trusts 223.2(1 1 57.50 Legion (6) SOLVED by the Board of Fire Com- New York. llesprve for St(K-k Investment — LEGAL NOTICES Pulaski Y. M. C 200 031 0—GKefcr To: \V-HI1 ILicUet ll«-fiR!) missioners. District No. 2, of Raritan Nt-w Brunswick Trust Com- AB —Mrs. Edward Xadler of Itcfcr Tn:W-ll7 Itfickcl 1IH-H4 Greiner Ass'n 024 101 x—8Recorded: Bunk Win 1'sice 212 Township, that for the purpose of pany r.,O5l.oo 6,051.0" »'» T! Barcellona, 2b . 5 Krt-orilrd: UnnU. 1121 I'lltfC 3G2 I .\oTiri-: or' i'l iiur s\uc erecting, either upon land now own-Chain-o-HiUs Road has returned Reserve Tor Borough and Town- 1 TO WIKi.M IT MAY roXCKKN: ed by the .said. Board or upon suit- ship State Aid Receivable— Gerek, rf . 5 AOTICK OK Cl It Lit SAL15 Let Him Through Al ;i re^-ul.'ti- mi-rliiifi of iln- Town- able lands lo be acquired eitliei1 byjirom a visit at the home of her lloaiin TO WHOM IT .MAY CONCERN: 4 4-:\.r,4 -J.-42J.S-I Delaney, cf, If . 2 Aviator (explaining crash) — ship Committee of the Township of purchase or exchange. a building foi'.mnthp.motherr iIn Middle town K Y At .'i reKiiliir meeting of Ihc Town- Woodbriifje held Monday, July 17th, tlie bousing of its apparatus and up- " ,' MlO«lP">wn, IS. X. Totals $.136,4i!5.7r> $174,030.71 Rusznak, cf, ... .. 1 ship Committee of the Township of I just happened to get into an air- 19:t!t, I Wiis direrted tu ailv.-rtise Hie pliaiic.e.s. a portion of the coat of I —Mr. and Mrs. W, H. McCilll'e Gems, If, cf, . 5 Wooflbridge held Monday. July 17th. fact that on Monday '-veninK. Ausust wiiieh shall b« borne by the Federal' of Chain-o-HilJ11MkS Rnnrltoa l Viavavo ro 193!!. I was directed ID aelvert'isR the pocket. Works rropress Adminisiralion.," \ I °- • o " e re- Laud man, . 4 - 71 h )!)3!» Ihc Tinvnship ('onunittee H.W.AXri-; SHUCTS-CAPITA!, ACCOUNT lb f;i' l thai tin Monday evening, AuEUSt Sympathetic Old Lady — Oh, will meet ;i t 7 1'. ~M. ( KST) hi the : bonds be issued in. and not exceed-1 turned home from the funeral of January 1, 1938 to Davemhcr 31, 193S Leahy, ss . . 5 71 h. 1!!39. thi- Township Committee dear! And I suppose there was a Cojjjmillc-f- CJuuiibers, Memoriiil ^lu- • ing, the sum fif §7.riOO.OO. '•'Mrs McOurp'v. hrnthfr Wruri will meet at 7 I\ Al. (1-;HT) in the ii iH pill Huildintr, WooiibrldKe. New- Whily, 3b .. 4 ConimUfcc ('liiiniljers, Memorial Mu- hole in it. ••AND BE IT AND IT IH HEREBY'' «"-i/iuie » orotder, rrea Balance Balance or Jersey, iuiil o\liosf jind sell at public ' FURTHEIt RESOLVED that said l aylor, who died suddenly a few Jan. 1, 193S Dec. 31, 193S Pecrease* Bod nar, c . 3 nicipal litiildiriK'. Wood brid KO, Npv side ami to tlie highest bidder ac- i bonds shall be serial bonds: shall b.: ASSETS Jersey, and expose anil sell at public IX CHANCERY OF NKff JKKKKY ruffling to term1-: of sale on file with issued iii the corporate name •>( clays ago in EHenville, K. Y. Borak, p .. .. 3 sale ;unl to Hie highest bidder ae- Cash •' $27.-] 04.07 $209,452.47 134—MO the Township (Merit open to inspec- snid fire district: shall he in $100.00. Improvements In ProRiesH .. 376.651.SI ilia's:! 5.0 2 273.816.S2* eordinir tu terms of sale OH file willi TO: Delia Morgan. Mr. Morgan, her tion iind to be ptitiljely rofid lirior to $51)0.00 and SI.000.00 denominations: Kindly Suggertion tlu* Township Clerk open to inspec- shall b" payable and paid on call of Improvements Authorized ami Totals 37 6 12 husband, tlie unknown heirs, devi- sale. Luis 17 and 18 in Bli«-k 375B. Vnr<>nn>]plet} &'},336.ti? ];,j,c,r,n. issued by its proper officers and in I want for breakfast this morning Bond Anllfipiition Notes Au- Wood!)ridsc Township Assessment their heirs, devisees, executors, ad- T:ike furlhiT notice tliat the Town- any event with thirty years from tin- thorizefl but not issued 39,350.00 Legion Ill 000 012— 6Map. ministrator;, pranfes. assigns or ship Coin mil tee has, by resolution dati- of this resolution; shall ln>ar in- is two soft boiled eggs, a cup of 0 39,250.00* terest at a rat's not exceeding Surplus fti'venue—1937 50,593 76 50,593.76 Take further notice that the Town- successors in rigbt. title or interest and piifjfiiiiiit to law. fixprl a mini- six| coffee and a few kind words." Capital Aids Kecelvable 22,fl0S.#0 . Errors—Gerek 2, Gomolda, De- ship Committee has. by resolution and and Ellen M. Monahan. widow. muni price al which said lots in said per cent per annum, payable half- a.goK.trO 20,000.00* yearly: shall be signed by the Presi- The waitress returned with his I in ompleted Contracts 136 97 53,150.10 53,013.1.1 laney, Whity, Strenk, Gadek. pursuant to Iw, fixed a minimum price By virtue of an Order of the Court block will be sold titH'-tliL't- with all Ainf>iin( in Sinking rum} 17lf.iti3.HG at which s;iid lots in said block will ha of Chancery of New Jersey, made on o thcr details pert in en t, said mini- d"nt of this Board of Fire Commis- order whereupon the traveling lC,t,810,r,7 Home runs—Reinert 2. Three-base sold together with all other details the day of tlie. finte hereof, in a c.nusc mum pri'-e beinp $3")0.00 plus costs sioners and attested by its Secre- Defcrrcfl Charges to Future of preparing dr-ni and advert isinK1 tary who shall affix thereto the seal man said: "Well, here are the Taxation 5,997,5C6.34 G,U 4 7, (5« 9.4 3 250.123.09 hits—Daniels 2, Komeski, Reinert Dortinsnt. said minimum prire being wherein tbe Township of WnodbridRe. Muntly Avenue Bridge Improve- am! Gerns. Sacrifices^—Simonsen. $1,300.00 plus «:fists of preparing deed a muniripal corporation of Ihc Stnte of this sale. Siiid lots in said block, if of this Board of Fiv Commissioners egfjs and the coffee, but where art: and advortisinK this y.iii-. Snid hits in Now Jersey, is complainant, and you sold on terms, will rn-'|tiir<- ;i flown and IJC numbered to correspond to ment ,... 10.9D1.27 1(1.3 Struck out by—Simonsen 2, by said block, if nolt] on terms, will re- and others are the defendants, you payment oi S35.00 the bahince of the several bonds to which they shall the kind words?" Bond I«sue Expense 1,328.77 0 l|32s!77* 1 pur'liasi.i jirii-c to be paid in t-ijual l,e severally attached: shall be num- Borak 6. Ba.scs on balls off—Si- ouire u down payment of S130.00 the. five required to appear and answer the Waitress: "Don't eat them Totals J 6,753,351.55 $7,005,309.71 J 22 balance of pur'-Iuise prit.e to b pa'd | Mil of said complainant on or before monthly installments of $15.00 plus bered und !h« proper r^Rislry Lheriof monsen 6 off Borak 1. Hit by in equal .monthly inslr.Hnifnts of S15.flO.the 7th dnv of Septemher. next, or interest nml other terms provided krpt by the Clerk of this Board of eggs." us for in contract of sale. Fire Commissioners shall be sold at Ditcher bv Borak (Gamolka Kor-' P' interest and other tt-rms provided ' the s.-iid bill will be taken as confess- public or private sale for the best MAHILITIKS 1 of palp. ed against you. Take further notice that at said ,'•'_. . r. , . _, for in contnii't obtainable price which shall be noi Mistaken Identity Term Bonds 27:!,500. -Tin ezowski). Umpires—Bader and i Take further notice th.it at said sale The said bill is filed to absolutelv sale, or any dale to whi'-h it may be less than 'heir par value and accrued iM-ria I Hfind" or any diite to which it may be ad-1 debar and foreclose you from all adjourned. Hi,. Township Committee "What caused you to beat that ,K:H. 5On Tcm- .nx.n-z ing accident, died; Sam Thomaso- or bid above mini-num. by the Town- defendants, because you have or mayTownship Ciimmittt't* ami tin- pay- 1939. in the manner and form anil ship Committee and the pivmT.t there- i claim to have a hen or liens, or pome ment thereof iiy the pun-baser ac- after such notice as is prescribed by jiorary Indelii.'dftcSH .11 til.27 vich was electrocuted when he of liv thQ piin-ha.err accord"!t? to the L riRhl, title or interest, estate, claim in cording to the manner of purchase law. teacher was drilling her KosiTVe for Down Payments tin Harry ( mamur of min-liftae in accrir(;anr" with I ,, t,, the pt-emis'-s described in said in iiiiui-.ijiiK-e with terms of sale, jn Capital Improvements ..., ,75)1.1111 grasped a live wire, and r in the principles of subtrac- ricHi-rve for Bf>nd Premium terms o3 s;ile on file, the T'iwn°hir vi'l ' bill of complaint. file, thi' Township will deliver a Itcservo for C;i|'ital Aids i;.-- I) 2911. (10* Fontaine was killed when his mo- deliver u bargain and F;ile deed f"i- Kl'OENE BLANKEN'J'ORN bingaln ami sale ilccd for said dated this 21th day of Julv 1939. tion. "Now, if you subtract 25 torcycle hit a horse. They lived said premises. - premises. <•<•! vjible .fllfS.IIII 01)0.00* Solicitor for and of Counsel Surplus 1 revenue—193? ...... S0.503.7ll r.o, in a four-in-a-ro\v residence build- B. J. with Complainant, Ii. J. DT'NICiAN, Capital Surplus , Tnwnsliip Cler!;. 21 C'onim^-ce Street, Townsliip Clerk. Commissioners. District "eah, that's what I say," 1. til.V.f.4 in, pr on the fame New Orlonnp an- DATED: Julv ISth. lfiSP. Newark. X. .7. DATED: JULY 1ST1I. 1H30 No. 2. Rnrilan Town- t-'d one of the pupils. Strcot. To no aflverlisMl July 2Sth and DATED: Jnlv Cth. 1MJ1. To be udvertiscd Julv 2Sth and ship. "I S 15.7X3,361.55 $ 7,0i)S,.'ifiil.71 22l,fl]R.lH August jfth, 1939 In thr Fords Beacon, F.H.—7m-14.21,28:8m-4 Aupuat 4th, 103U in the F.-rds Eeacnii. F. I3.—7: 28; 8: I think it's the bunk, too.